Somerset High School - Raider / Memoirs Yearbook (Somerset, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

1976 Man of the Year Whitney Horton DEAR MR. HORTON, THIS YEARBOOK IS DEDICATED TO YOU IN APPRECIATION OF YOUR CONSIDERATION FOR ALL THE STUDENTS IN THIS SCHOOL, INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM. OUR CLASS IN PARTICULAR FEELS THAT YOUR CONCERN HAS HELPED US TO BE BETTER PEOPLE - MORE CAPA¬ BLE OF COPING WITH THE WORLD AFTER WE LEAVE. THANK YOU, THE CLASS OF ’76 CVTwriirf it I- Of ilie j ieople l my:past. , lading faces in ar working dreani And though they never Seem to last very long I remember From the places in my past James Taylor VI ■f ? S£ v ' ' I K M jWtkmS Bt ' •£ ' • 1 ADMINISTRATION MR. FRANCIS KILGREW SUPERINTENDENT U MR. EDWARD KAYLOR SECONDARY SCHOOL SUPERVISOR MR. THOMAS DALEY ASSISTANT TO SUPERINTENDENT MR. SALVATORE PETRILLO MR. RICHARD MAHONEY, VICE-PRINCIPAL VICE-PRINCIPAL I 15 liifelf dl ' th ihto the light of things I ature he teacher ' ' J� |l Wordsworth ' 15 ;jO M. English MR. HARVEY ALDEN MR. WILLIAM SULLIVAN DEPARTMENT HEAD ia MISS SHARON HAMLEN MRS. FLORENCE TAYLOR MR. ROLAND MOSES MRS. MARJORIE STRICTMAN MR. RICHARD LAMOTHE MRS. PAULA SAROCKA MRS. ALBERTA PERRY DEAN OF WOMEN MRS. JEAN NOWAK i MISS ANNE SCANLON 19 I MR. ROBERT TAVARES Social Studies MR. PAUL McMANUS, DEPT. HEAD MR. RICHARD SMITH MR. RICHARD BREZINSKI MR. JOHN SILVIA, JR. MR. ROBERT CROUCH MR. DONALD REBELLO MISS ROXANNE FERREIRA MR. CHARLES LEARY MR. JOHN DRISCOLL K-fTCS PATTI.TMF nilMONT MR. RAYMOND GAUDREAU MR. ROBERT SOUZA W ' i. mi A H lili I f 1 r 4 1 J j i it I 1 i 1 1 ilEnWvH.’j MRS. MARY GEORGE 21 MR. ALFRED ZAGORSKI MRS. PAULA KELLY MRS. IRMA MELLO MRS. MARY GEORGE MRS. BEVERIT CARON MR. RICHARD KRANES MR. DONALD McNAMARA MR. JAMES SULLIVAN DEPT. HEAD MR. CHARLES JORDAN MR. ROBERT BREAULT MRS. JOANNE SILVIA 24 MR. MILTON ROCHA MR. GREGORY SQUILLANTE MR. GARY DREWNIAK MR. JOSEPH FINGLISS MRS. MARILYN GAUDREAU MR. ANTHONY NUNES MR. DAVID CHAUVETTE MR. DONALD GRIFFIN MR. DAVID PEREIRA 25 MISS SHEILA FITZGERALD MISS KATHLEEN GOODWIN MISS BERNADETTE MURPHY MR. KENNETH DAY MR. WHITNEY HORTON Physical Education Dept. MR. ALBERT ESTES DEPT. HEAD MR. STEVEN WINSLOW MR. THEODORE PORODA i i i i t Business Department MR. DOUGLAS RAPOSE MR. JAMES TOWERS DEPT. HEAD MR. HERVE LAVOIE MRS. SHARON CAVALLERO MR. RICHARD TETELBAUM MISS LORETTA NOWACKI Industrial Arts MR. JOHN AZEVEDO MR. GORDON HAGGERTY MR. PAUL AUDETTE MR. WILLIAM REED MR. KAISER SHAHDAN 4 MR. WILLIAM MATTE DEPT. HEAD MR. FRANCIS MURPHY Guidance MR. EDWARD SANDOMIERSKI DEPT. HEAD MR. WILLIAM BARRAR MR. DAVID MALLOY MRS. ANNA DANIELSON Reading MISS DORIS LOCICERO MRS. IRENE PEACHY DR. DAVID CUCINOTTA DIRECTOR OF READING MISS GAIL RIVETZ MR. EDWARD WARD DEPT. HEAD MISS ELIZABETH SOUZA MRS. CECILE McNAMARA MRS . HAIDEE GIL DE JESUS MISS YVONNE PREVOST MR. CHARLES LEVESQUE MISS GERTRUDE O’NEIL MISS GALE PYATT Home Economics MRS. LINDA BOISSELLE MR. DAVID KNECHT AUDIO-VISUAL MRS. JEAN MITCHELL LIBRARIAN MR. AL NICKERSON CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR Health MR. JOHN GRANT HEALTH COORDINATOR MRS. MARCIA SALMON •y ' I 1 MR. ROBERT PERRY DEPT. HEAD MR. BRUCE MAGGS MR. RICHARD WORTON MRS. AMY GOULART MR DAVID ROBINSON 4 Cooperative Education Substitutes MISS MARY JANE SULLIVAN MR. PAUL COCORAN MAX-ED COORDINATOR MR. JOHN SILVIA SR. SPECIAL NEEDS MR. ROBERT TAYLOR MISS KATHLEEN ROBINSON 33 MR. LEO UFLEUR f i - MR. JEFFREY ROTHWELL MISS MELISSA BARON Nurses Secretaries MRS. MILDRED BROUGH R.N MRS. IRENE MORGAN R.N MRS. RAE SULLIVAN MRS. VIVIAN WINSLOW MRS. LORRAINE TALBOT MRS. MARY ELLEN COCORAN MRS. AUDREY BURHOE MRS. BEATRICE CORREA MRS. MARY CURT MRS. ANNE GAGNE MRS. MAUREEN DONAHUE The Locker ri-!Hrr i ' ., DAVID AGUIAR ELVIRA ALBERGARIA MICHAEL A. ALMEIDA MICHAEL J. ALMEIDA DEBRA A. AMARAL For long you live and high you fly. And smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry. And all you touch and all you see. Is all your life will ever be. DAVID ANDRADE MARK ARRUDA THOMAS ANGELINI CHERYL L. ANDREWS DOREEN M. ARRUDA Faiih is the vital seed that multiplies honest efforts into harvests of achievements. ’ MICHAEL ARAUJO Half the people in this world are drowning and the other half are swimming in the wrong direction. Earl Einstein ROBERT ANDRADE MAUREEN ARRUDA Sometimes our deepest feelings are the hardest to express. ' ' RICHARD BENCE How a man plays the game shows something of his character; how he loses shows all of it. Reader’s Digest LEO BARBOZA DEBORAH BENEVIDES To feel an emotion as strong as love means getting involved, deeply so, and it means absorbing yourself in someone else ' s life. Anonymous GERALDINE BARNABE That which is striking and beautiful is not always good, but that which is good is always beautiful. ’ ’ Ninon De L ' Enclos GARY BERUBE 40 MICHAEL BERUBE BARRY BIBEAU Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. ’ ’ Sir James Barrie RONALD BIELER The world breaks everyone and afterwards many are strong at the broken places. Ernest Hemingway DAVID BISAILLON DALE BIRKETT For long you live and high you fly. And smiles you’ll give and tears you ' ll cry. And all you touch and all you see. Is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd JOHN]. BOISSONEAULT DAWN BOLTON ' Tf I feel depressed, I will sing, If I feel sad, I wil l laugh. If I feel fear, I will plunge ahead, If I feel uncertain, I will raise my voice. If I feel incompetent, I will remember past success. If I feel insignificant, I will remember my goals. Today I will be master of my emotions. ' ' Anonymous ANDREW BORGES CATHLEEN BONAS A friend is one who knows all about you, and likes you anyway. ’ ’ Anonymous THOMAS BORGES ’T jump, but I can never seem to reach the sky. I search, but I ' ve never been able to find that rainbow. I ask, but I’ve never been told the reason why. But I’m going to keep on trying - trying to catch the wind.” LISA A. BORGE ’’Don’t ever look behind at the work you’ve done. For your work has just begun. There’ll be the evening in the end. But till that time arrives, You can rest your eyes And begin again. ’ ’ Cat Stevens ROB BOSCH ’’There are hundreds of languages in the world, but a smile speaks all of them. ’ ’ Thom DONNA BOTELHO If you see someone without a smile, give him one of yours. ' ’ DONNA MARIE BOTELHO I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine. I am I and you are you, And if by chance we find each other, it ' s beautiful. GAIL BOTELHO When you ask God for a Gift, be thankful if He sends. Not diamonds, pearls or riches, but the love of real true friends. Helen Steiner Rice COLLEEN BOULANGER It’s just ' so long ' to what I thought would be my favorite song . . . Goodbye. ’ ’ PATRICIA BOWERS I am one of those who do not believe in love at first sight, but I believe in taking a second look. ’ ' 43 BARBARA ALLEN BOWKER KEITH BRANCO SALLY BR NCO Be a life long or short, its completeness depends on what it was lived for. David Starr Jordon CHRISTOPHER BRADY Life has just begun. Spirit TRACEY L. BRANNAKA I know where I am going, I ' ve been there many times before. It ' s on the other side of midnight, beyond the small towns narrow minded core. Where friendship thrives in place of pettiness, where trust and fellowship abound, I leave with the hope that one day I shall greet you on that rich and fertile ground. Tracey Brannaka KATHRYN BREWER 44 SHAWN BRIERE MARY ELLEN BROUGH I saw a star, I reached for it, I missed. So I accepted the sky. ' ' Scott Fortini DAVID BUCKLEY MARY CALARA Love starts when one person ' s needs become more important than your own. 45 TAMMY CARREIRO SUSAN CARVALHO The only way to have a friend is to be one. ' ' Ralph W. Emerson KATHLEEN CARVALHO MARGARET CARVALHO Everything has it ' s beauty but not everyone sees it. KEVIN CASHMON Today is only yesterday ' s tomorrow. ' ' Uriah Heap SUSAN CAVACO It is not what you have lost, But what you have left that counts. ’ ' 4o KAREN CHASSE STEVEN COHEN GREGORY CLARK Trails of troubles, Roads of battles. Paths of victory, 1 shall walk. Bob Dylan DOUGLAS CHAPMAN Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step, only he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. Dag Hammarskjold CHARLES CHACE CHERYLE CHODKOWSKl No one knows what he can do until he tries. ' ' Anonymous 47 CATHERINE COLLINS ”If you will tell me why the fen appears inpassable, I then will tell you why I think I can get across if I try. Marianne Moore ROBERT COOMBES ’’Find the cost of freedom. ” Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young PAUL CORCORCAN How a man plays the game shows something of his character; how he loses shows all of it. ' ' Along the way SUSAN CORDEIRO And when the night is cloudy tliere is still a light that shines on me shine until tomorrow . . . Let it be. The Beatles ROBERT CORREIA DAVID CORREIRA Give me the libeny to know, to utter, and to argue freely according to conscience above all other liberties. John Milton 4CI NORMAN COSTA CARLEEN COULOMBE ' T wish for all mankind The sweet simple joy That we have found together. ' ’ D. P. S. ANTONE COSTA ’’And who’s been left behind, when you go your way and 1 go mine. ” Bob Dylan SHIRLEY COSTA ”Oh, talk not to me of a name great in story - The days of our Youth are the days of our glory. ' ’ Lord Byron KATHLEEN COTE ”If a woman does not keep pace with her companions, perhaps it is because she hears a different drummer. Let her step to the music which she hears, however measured or far away. ’ ’ Henry David Thoreau up-dated DEBORAH COULOMBE ’’For my years are numbered now, and I am on a journey from which I shall not return. ' ’ Bible A9 EDWARDA COUTO ’ ' Thiice blessed are our Friends, they come, they stay And presently go away. ” Richard P. Kirk ROBIN COX He that ceaseth to be a friend never was a good one. ’ ' H. G. Bohn NANCY CRANE I wanna rock and roll all night and party every day. ' ' Kiss KIM CURT It is the time you have wasted on your rose that makes YOUR rose so important. ' ' The Little Prince CATHY CRONAN ROBERT CRANSHAW t ELIZABETH DALEY ”How foriunaie are those who share the blessing of friendship ... It involves many things, but above all, the warmth of understanding, the comfon of companionship, and the joy of appreciation.” Mary Dawson Hughes JOHN DAVID Castles made of sand slips into the sea eventually. ” limi Hendrix ROBERT DAVIDSON There is only one success - to be able to spend your life your own way. ’ ' Moorley BONNIE DAVIS Nature never did betray The heart that loved her. ' ’ Wordsworth CHARLOTTE DECOSTA In every affair consider what precedes and what follows and then undenake it. Unknown ALLAN DELORME And we all know it ' s better, yesterday has passed. ' ’ Cat Stevens 51 CLAIRE DESLAURIERS ’’When you lose your dreams, You lose your mind. ’ ’ GEORGE DEMOURA KAREN DEPIN ”We all live under the same sky, but we don’t all have the same horizon. ” DAVID DENISON ’ In the long mn men hit only what they aim at, therefore though they should fail immediately they had better aim at something high. ’ ’ H. D. Thoreau MARC DESMARAIS ”How does it feel to be without a home, like a complete unknown, like a Rolling Stone. ’ ’ Bob Dylan NANCY DEMERS ”A friend is someone who walks in, when the rest of the world walks out. ’ ’ MARK DITTMER WILLIAM DOMINGOS You’ve got to let your body sleep to let your soul live on. ” Black Sabbath ELLEN DRISCOLL Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together. Woodrow Wilson JEFFREY DRISCOLL Too many people prefer success to happiness - not realizing that happiness is success. ' ’ Thoreau TIMOTHY DUHANCIK And you mn and you run to catch up with the sun but it ' s sinking, and coming around to come behind you again. The sun is the same in a relative way but you’re older, shoner of breath, and one day closer to death. ’’ Pink Floyd DENNIS C. DUNHAM To be a rock and not to roll. ’’ Led Zeppelin 33 LOUISE DUNNE As soon as you trust yourself, you will know how to live. Goethe MICHAEL DYSON FRANK F. ESCOBAR ' ’ Ambition is the spur that makes man struggle with destiny. It is heaven’s own incentive to make purpose great and achievement greater. Donald G. Mitchell RALPH EVASCHUK JAN E. EMARD DELORES FALANDYS To love and to be loved is the greatest joy on earth. Unknown COLLEEN FALVEY ”If you’re young, it’s hard lo realize ihere’ll come a day when knowing you love somebody counts more than remembering how much you ' ve been hun. Anonymous ARTHUR FERREIRA CHERYL FASTING To have a friend, to be a friend; to love and to be loved is the true purpose of my life. Anonymous JANICE FERNANDES The past is but the beginning of a beginning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn. Herbert George Wells PAULETTE FERREIRA Sometimes I can laugh and cry and I can’t remember why. But I still love those good times gone by. ’’ James Taylor SUSAN FLENER If you worry about tomonow and don’t live today. Suddenly you will realize that all you have are empty yesterdays. 55 DAVID FORTIN ’’Dream on. ” Aerosmith MARK FOSTER ’’Failures in the past cannot be changed; but victories in the future are still in your power. ” Vince Lombardi KELLY FONSECA ’’You can’t hold somebody if they want to be free. ’ ’ The J. Ceils Band DAVID FOUNTAIN CHERYL FRANCO ’’For long you live and high you fly And smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. ” Pink Floyd DOUGLAS FRANCO ”I wanna rock n’ roll all night, and party every day. ’ ’ Kiss .“id DEBBIE J. GALEGO ’’Real living is living for others.” Bruce Lee EDWARD GALUSKA ’’The past is gone, it went by like dusk to dawn. Isn’t that the way? Everybody’s got their dues in life to pay. ” Aerosmith ROBERT GAGNE ”Be an individualist. A follower is always a step behind. ” PAULA GAGNE ’’Life is very short and very uncertain. Let us spread it as well as we can. ” Samuel Johnson RICHARD GALLANT ’’’Cause I’d rather stay here with all the mad men than perish with the sad men roaming free. And I rather play here with all the mad men For I’m quite content, they’re all the same as me. ’ ’ David Bowie PRISCILLA GALLIGAN ’’School’s out! ” Alice Cooper ROBERT GARDELLA If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and better; for always there will be greater and lesser than yourself. ’ ' Unknown ROBERT GAUTHIER JANE GLADUE There is a destiny that makes us brothers. None goes his way alone. All that we send into the lives of others, comes back into our own. ' ' ALAN GOLLUB Life is but a spectrum: and what is music but life itself. Billy Cobham, Jr. RALPH GOLDSMITH Live for today, not for tomorrow. ' ' Pink Floyd PAULA K. GOTHARD Where we live or how we live is of little consequence. What is all important is to live. ' ' Ernest Dimnet KAREN GROCE Out here in the fields I fought for my meals I get right back into my living. I don ' t need to fight to prove I’m right I don’t need to be forgiven. The Who SHARON HAGUE . . . The person who makes a success of living is the one who sees his goal steadily and aims for it unswervingly. That is dedication.” Cecil B. DeMille MARCIA GRACIE ’’The right path of a virtuous and noble education, laborious indeed at the first ascent, but else so smooth, so green, so full of goodly prospect, and melodious sounds on every side, that the harp Orpheus was not more charming. ’ ’ Milton MICHAEL GUARNIERE NANCY GREELEY ” . . . So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there’s so much left to know and I’m on the road to find out f I • • • Cat Stevens RICHARD HAGERMAN ’ ’ I never think of the Future, it comes soon enough. ’ ’ Einstein 59 RHONDA HANNINK ”I can see how it might be possible for a man to look down upon the earth and be an Atheist, But 1 cannot conceive how he could look up into the heavens and say there is no God. ' ' Abe Lincoln COLLEEN HARNEY Nobody ever had a rainbow baby until he had the rain. ' ’ Jim Croce PATRICK HARRINGTON You drive us wild, weTl drive you crazy. Kiss MARIETTA HORDERN Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow, Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.’’ Albert Camus GAIL HOSEIT We can sometimes love what we do not understand, but it is impossible what we do not love. ’ ’ DONALD HYNES SHARON IRONFIELD The grand essentials to happiness in life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for.’’ DANIEL HUSSEY 61 THOMAS JACKSON SCOTT KELLHER ’T ' ve seen all good people Turn their heads each day So satisfied I’m on my way. ” Yes BARBARA JENKINS ’’Dear Friend: We are the earth and sea. It is not our purpose to become each other, but to recognize each other for what he is; each other’s compliment. ” SHARON KALIF ”I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now . . . for I shall not pass this way again. ’ ’ JOYCE KELLY ’’For love you’ll live and high you’ll fly Smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry. All you touch and all you see, Is all your life will ever be.” Pink Floyd DAVID KINGMAN ’’The noise of worldly fame is but a blast of wind, That blows from diverse points, and shifts its name, shifting the point it blows from. ” Dante 62 MICHAEL KOCAK KAREN KOZAK As we live our lives each day there is a gift that all of us can give no matter how poor in money or talent: hold out your hand and let your hean be in it. Kahlil Gibran STEPHEN KORNEGAY You drive us wild, weTl drive you crazy. Kiss MELANIE C. LACERDA I shall pass through this world but once. If, therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good I can do, Let me do it now, let me not defer it or neglect it, for I shall never pass this way again. ’ ' Grillet PAULINE KOSTKA 1 believe in the sun, even when it is not shining, I believe in love, even when I am alone, I believe in God even when He is silent. Unknown PAUL LAFLAMME A handful of nothing is all that I need.’ ’ Todd Rundgren 63 LINDA LAFOND STEVE LANGFIELD PAUL LANGFIELD ROBERT LAING DENISE LANGLAIS ”1 shall pass through this world but once. Any good thing that I can do, or any kindness that I can show any human being, let me do it now and not defer it, for I shall not pass this way again. ” W. H. Knight CINDY LANGFIELD NORMAN LARSEN Lei us so live ihai when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry. ' ' Mark Twain STEPHEN LARSEN ROBERT LAVIGNE Can’t buy me love, Money can’t buy me love. The Beatles KENNETH LEBEL Old man look at my life I’m a lot like you were. ’ ’ Neil Young DENNIS LEBOW PAUL LECOMTE 4 65 JOANNE LEDO When you give of your possessions you give but little. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. ' ’ Ganin DAVID G. LEE CHERYL LEGAULT After all. . . It is not what is around us, but what is in us. Not what we have, but what we are that makes us really happy. ' ’ ELAINE LEITE We ' re meant to live and love together. ' ’ Cat Stevens CAROLINE LEMAIRE Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the One less traveled by, And that has made all _ the difference.” Robert Frost MONA LEMELIN I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. Anonymous DEBORAH LEONARD Very little is needed to make a happy life. It is all within yourself, in your way of thinking. Marcus Aurelious WILLIAM LINGARD DAVID W. LOWE Man ' s happiness in life is the result of man ' s own effort and is neither the gift of God nor a spontaneous natural product. ' ' Chien Tu Hsiu PETER LUSSIER ' ' Loose lips sink ships. ' ' 67 SUSAN MARCELLUS The game of life is the best game of all, And those who play it most successfully are Friendly, helpful, inspiring human beings. ’ ' Benjamin P. Forbes ALYSON MANCHESTER I am not afraid of tomorrow, for 1 have yesterday and I love today.” MICHAEL MAHONEY ' ’ The greatest achievement is not in ever falling, but in rising after you fall.” Vinrp. T.nmhardi PAUL MACHADO RAYMOND MARTEL ’’Problems are not stop sings. They’re merely guidance poles. ’ ’ SUSAN LYNCH ’’Don’t cry Don’t raise Your eyes It’s only Teenage Waste Land. ” The Who 1 NANCY MARZILLI ’’This is my last message to you: in sorrow seek happiness. ’ ' Feodor Dostoyevsky DEBBIE MAY You who are on the road must have a code that you can live by and so become yourself because the past is just a goodbye. ” Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young BILL MARTIN ROBERT MASSE He is strong who conquers others; he who conquers himself is mighty. ' ' STEVEN MATTOS Lao-tzu SUSAN MARTIN ”A merry hean maketh a cheerful countenance. Proverbs 13 vs. 15 I MICHAEL MCGEE SHELLEE MCGRATH Too many people prefer success to happiness - not realizing that happiness is a success. ’ ' Thoreau STEVE MEANS It ' s nice to be polite, but, it ' s more polite to be nice. ' ' PMA. 46 JOANNE MEDEIROS ELAINE MEDEIROS Faith is the substances of things hoped for; the evidence of things not yet seen.’ ' GREGORY MEDEIROS 70 PAUL MEDEIROS I know that you believe you understand what you think 1 said, But I am not sure what you heard was not what I really meant.” JODY MENARD In some distant time you may not love me so, I still shall hold you close and never let you go. ” MARY MELLO Some p)eople never show or tell others how they really feel and only lose out in the end. You ' re in this world but once, make it the way you wish never regretting or wanting any more or less. ’ ’ Yes KATHLEEN A. MINIOR May I someday reach the highest mountain at my own risk to explore paths unknown. ’ ' Kathy Minior JOANN MELLO Now is the only time we have. The past is gone The future is not yet here. ' ' CHRISTOPHER MICHAUD Happy the man, and Happy he alone. He who can call today his own; He who, secure within, can say: ' Tomorrow do thy worst for I have liv ' d today. ' Horace CHERYL MIRANDA ' ' Music is love in search of a word. ’ ' Sidney Lani er DONNA MONIZ ”If we never love then tomorrow will dawn and the days of our years will rise on that morn. ' ' Brel JOANNE MOTTA Look to this day! . . . For yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision . . . The Sanskrit DALE MULLALY If you love something hold it with open hands. Unknown LINDA MURPHY Be not angry that you cannot make others as you wish them to be, since you cannot make yourself as you wish to be. Thomas A. Kempis JONATHAN NOGUEIRA Let ' s not spend a moment wasting time ’cause we have very far t ' o. ” Jim Croce 77 . DONNA NUNES Love is not love till you give it away; love in your heart wasn ' t put there to stay. ’ ’ Anonymous ALBERT OLIVEIRA CARLA O ' BRIEN Take from me the hope that I can change the future and you will send me mad. Israel Lanquill THOMAS O ' BRIEN CARLOS OLIVEIRA Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself. Leo Tolstoy CATHERINE OLIVEIRA The whole life of man is but a point of time, let us enjoy it, therefore, while it lasts, and not spend it to no purpose. ' ' Plutarch 73 JEFFREY OLIVEIRA A good hean is better than all the heads in the world. ' ' Lylton KATHLEEN OLIVEIRA This the true measure of love, when we believe that we alone can love, that no one could ever have loved so before us, and that no one will ever love in the same way after us. Goethe PHILLIP OLIVEIRA LOUISE OLIVIER This is the true measure of love, when we believe that we alone can love, that no one could ever have loved so before us, and that no one will ever love in the same way after us. Goethe 74 MICHAEL PACHECO The only way to have a friend is to be one. ' ’ DIANE OTIS DENISE PACHECO LEANN ORVIS ’’Tomorrow is the most important thing in life. It’s perfect when it arrives and it puts itself in our hands. It hopes we’ve learned something from yesterday. ’ ’ John Wayne CHARLES PAPPAS COLLEEN O’NEIL PETER PAPPAS You can ' t always get what you want. ' ' The Stones ANN MARIE PARENT How sweet it is to love someone, How right it is to care, How long it ' s been since yesterday And what about tomorrow? And what about our dreams? And all the memories we shared? RONALD PARENT WILLIAM PARROTT SUSAN PASKA In the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. Kahlil Gibran 76 I WALTER PASKAVITCH JOANNE PASKOWSKI •’Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow; Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead; Walk beside me and just be my friend. Camus KATHY K. PASKOWSKI I want a love that’s right But right is only half of what ' s wrong. ” Beatles DAVID R. PELLITIER Silence is a true friend who never betrays. ” Confucius NANCY PELLITIER Music discloses to man an unknown realm, a world which he leaves behind him all definite feelings to surrender himself to an inexpressible longing.” E. T. A. Hoffmann JOSEPH PAVAO 77 JERRY PEREIRA Life is just a song, but the tune ends too soon for oneself. ’ ' Ian Anderson PATRICIA PETRILLO If you cry because of losing the sun, your tears will not allow you to see the stars. ’ ’ Tagore KATHRYN PEREIRA Every path hath a puddle. ' ’ George Herbert JOANNE PICKERING We have no right to ask when sorrow comes, ’Why did it happen to me?’ Unless we ask the same question for every joy that comes our way. Ps Berstein MARY PERRY For I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep . . .’’ Robert Frost ROBERT POISSON If we do not start saving now It will be too late later. ’’ 0 ROBIN E. PONTES DANIEL PROULX LINDA PONTE Emotion, not thought, is the sphere I of music, and emotion, quite as often precedes as follows thought. Human felicity is produced not so much by great pieces of good fonune that seldom happen, as by little advantages that occur every day. Benjamin Franklin MICHAEL PRZYSTAC RICHARD PUHALA Music and women I cannot but give way to, whatever my business is. Samuel Pepys MARK RAPOSO If you are content with the best you have done, you will never do the best you can do. ROSE E. RAPOSO SHARON RAPOZA Nothing with God is accidental. 1975 School Calendar DALE READY There ' s only one way to live life - that ' s to the full. SUSAN READY No man ' s got it made till he ' s far beyond the pain. And we who must remain go on living just the same. The Eagles MICHAEL RILEY SUSAN ROBB Better by far you should forget and smile than that you should remember and be sad. ' ' Christina Rossetti «0 SUSAN ROBERTS Success is never final, failure is never fatal, it ' s courage that counts.” PAUL ROCHA Who cares what games we choose? Little to win, but nothin ' to lose. DONNA M. ROBILLARD Life is like a running river. You can never change its course but may coax it to diverge into new born springs. Robi 4 A k RITA ROGERS Oh, God of dust and rainbows, help us to see That without dust the rainbow would not be. Langston Hughes ELLEN ROBINSON The enchanted dawn of every life is love. ' ' Franz Liszt DEBBIE ROMAGNOLO Seeking means to have a goal. But finding means to be free. Hesse 81 ELLEN ROSENBERG The green of all the fields is mine, The stars, the night, the wind at play, A peaceful heart, While quietly, I go my way. Max Ehrmann PATRICIA RUSSELL If you lay back and close your eyes you can see what happened years ago - but if you want something to happen now, you have to keep them open. ELIZABETH RYAN Time is Time was Time is Past. ' ' JEFFREY RYAN ANGELA SCHULTZ For long you live, and high you fly, Smiles you ' ll give, and tears you’ll cry. And all you touch and all you see. Is all your life will ever be. Roger Waters 83 WILLIAM SHARPLES ’ ’ The flickering flame casts my shadow, Tracing images on years gone by. It beckons the origins of humanity, And in its fleeting, ghostly breath, Reminds me of the fragile nature of life. ” Dan Gribble TIMOTHY SHEA I just want to celebrate. Rare Earth BRENDA SILVA ’’Love looks not with eyes, But with the mind. ' ' William Shakespeare JAMES SILVIA No endeavor is in vain; its reward is in the doing. ’ ' Longfellow NORMAN SCOTT SIMMONS The language of friendship is not words but meaning. ' ’ Henry David Thoreau PAUL SOARES Hey Mister bartender I swear I’m not too young. Can’t you hear me crying. Hmn Hmn Hmn. ’’ Bob Zimmerman (Dylan) 84 SCOTT SOKOLL How does it feel lo be on your own, With no direction home. Like a complete unknown. Like a Rolling Stone. RICHARD SOUSA DAVID SOUZA When the lush separation enfolds you and the products of wealth push you along, and you press on tideless - umeasoning - paddle right out of the mess. ' ' Jethro Tull MARY ANNE SOUZA ’ ' The mind is the treasure - house of learning, but the heart is the treasure - house of spiritual wisdom. PAUL SOUZA DONNA SOWA Aim at the sun, and you may not reach it; but your arrow will fly far higher than if aimed at an object on a level with yourself. ' ’ Joel Hawes 65 1 DOROTHY SPENCE Accept me as I am - only then will we discover each other. Federico Fellini GAIL SYKES Love is not looking at each other, but looking together in the same direction. LAURIE TALBOT He who never leaves the valley, will never climb the hill. ' ' PAMELA TESSIER We’re free to go where we wish and to be what we are. ' ’ J. L. S. !J6 SHARON THIBAULT Animals are such agreeable friends - they ask no questions, they pass no criticisms. ' ' G. Eliot PAULA TRAVERS MARK TREMBLAY The truth of it is, the first rudiments of education are given ver ' indiscreetly by most parents. Sir Richard Steele LINDA TRASK RAYMOND TORRES I CLAUDE TETREAULT 1 Enjoy it while you can! . , . , Tomorrow may never arrive. I I JANE TURCOTTE When you cannot find place in yourself it is useless to look for it elsewhere. ” La Rochefoucauld KENNETH VIEIRA If you can ' t take it easy, don ' t take it at all. JUDY TYBO Some people are always grumbling that roses have thorns; I am thankful that thorns have roses. ' ' Alphonse Karr ELIZABETH VINCENT For long you live and high you fly, And smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry. And all you touch and all you see, Is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd CLAIRE VEZINA To understand oneself is the classic form of consolation; to elude oneself is the romantic. ' ' George Santayana JAMES VITAL 86 JIM WALSH Let me not pray to be sheltered from dangers, but to be fearless in facing them. ' ' Rabindranath Tagore LINDA WEEKLEY PAUL WARD MARK WEINSTEIN The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. ” Aristotle KATHLEEN WARING KAREN WELCH Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it will elude you, but if you turn your attention to other things, it comes softly and sits on your shoulder. 89 JOHN WINTERS Music is the universal language of mankind. ' ’ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow RAYMOND WONG We are not suffering from Technological unemployment, but from unemployment of technology t f Howard Scott KATHY WHALLEY Live fully ... to love, to learn, to appreciate, to constantly grow. ’ ' LYNN WOODS You must begin by knowing that you have already arrived. ’ ’ J. L. Seagull Case Rally ' 75 Seniors Freshmen Sophomores Student Council Advisor Mr. Breault, Sharon Van Brundt, Kara Prayzner, Leah Rebello, Susan Messier, Lori Bernardo. FIRST ROW: Tony Oliveira, Lori Benevides. SECOND ROW: Maureen Rosa, Advisor Miss Medeiros, William Lapointe. Sophomore Class Officers Freshman Class Officers BACK ROW: Edward J. Ward, Advisor, Richard Rogers, Treasurer; Barbara Jenkins, Kathy Haggerty, William Sharpies, Tony Vasconcellos, Sharon Ironfield, Joanne Ledo, Mike Parent, Frank Escobar, S. A.C., Claudia Soares, Paul Cocoran, Monica Berube, Mary Mello, President. ROW TWO: Kim Lyne, Donna Hussey, Jane Perry, Ellen Cuttle, Michelle Beaulieu, Vice-President, Betsy Saab, Jeff Finucci, Leah Rebello, Raymond Deslauriers, Cheryl Freitas, Kathy Furze, Liz Mello. 96 Junior Class Officers j FIRST ROW: Elise Bolski, Kathy Haggeny, Monica Berube, Robin Holden, Martha Brough. SECOND ROW: David Bence, Tony Vasconcellos, Pat Lima, Advisor Mr. John Silvia Sr., Claudia Soares, Mike Parent, Sarah McNally. Senior Class Officers FIRST ROW: Joanne Ledo, Sue Manin, LeAnn Orvis, Cathy Collins. SECOND ROW: Advisor Mr. Ward, Barbara Jenkins, Sharon Ironficld, Paul Corcoran, Pat Russell, Bill Sharpies, Dave Kingman, Frank Escobar. Key Club 96 FIRST ROW: Mark Tremblay, Claudia Soares, Sarah McNally, Michele Beaulieu. SECOND ROW: Advisor Mr. Towers, Diane Lepage, Scott Summers, Sue Mauretti, Tony Vasconcellos, Pat Lima, Linda Hallahan. Library Aides FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Laureanno, Pam Harrison, Jim Almeida, Robin Falandys, Karen Roberts. SECOND ROW: Julie Pansera, Andy Schaeffer, Patty Roy, Harriet Helfenbein, Martha Davidson, Kim Dill, Linda Ferreira, Linda Smith, Sharon Ironfield. Debate Club FIRST ROW: Thomas Potter, Lisa Borge, Ann Marciarille, John Botelho, Mark Goldberg, Brenda Smith, Robert Forczyk. SECOND ROW: Mr. Charles Levesque (Coach), Francis Escobar, David Correira, David Lopes, Karen Kenyon, David Harris, Ms. Sharon Hamlen, (Assistant). NOT IN ATTENDANCE: James Slaby, Mike Escobar, Susan Rioux. Student Advisory Committee John Botelho, Francis Escobar. Aim Marciarille 99 Math Team FIRST ROW: Ed Gelles, John Botelho, Mike Bedard, Eric Gold. SECOND ROW: Frank Escobar, Marcia Gracie, Jonathan Emery, Mike Escobar, Jim Silvia, Bonnie MacRitchie, Mr. St. Amand. Chess Club Kk) Steve Larson, John Hodash, Bill Perron, Paul Corcoran, Mr. Perreira Distributive Education FIRST ROW: Dawn Bolton, Colleen Coulombe, Mary Calara, Kim Wetzel, Nancy Marzilli, Shirley Costa, Advisor Mr, Tetlebaum. STANDING: Dave Pelletier, Robert Laing, Bob Gauthier, Mike Pryzstac, Jim Walsh, Claude Tetrault, Gary Berube, Jerry Pereira, Michael Riley, Ski Club Mr. Zagorski, Advisor J a S.A.E untHTWisaBj .oBDa uiasii ufou . ■ KIKW iUmWWB—— lUKUt m KM 4!) sjbmuwumQB . . BOTTOM ROW: Joy Pickering, Paula Gauthier, Sharon Hague, Jane Gladue, Ann Parent, Joanne Pickering, Kara Prayzner, Donna Decambra. SECOND ROW: Diane Caron, Lori Benevides, Jane Perry, Melanie Lacerda, Sharon Van Brundt, Sandy Araujo, David Lowe, Karen Kozak, Stephanie Elias. THIRD ROW: Cindy Sullivan, Maureen Gracie, Claudia Soares, Cathy Bonas, Liz Daley, Ellen Driscoll, Debbie Leonard, Sue Flenner, Karen Welch, Sharon Rapoza, Advisor Miss Souza. LAST ROW: Gerry Bamabe., Pamela Harrison, Karen Rosenberg, Karen Thibault, Annabella Henriques, Sue Paska, Dave Correira, Barbara Bowker, Carol Souza, Kathy Minior, Cindy Gesner. National Honor Society BOTTOM ROW: Sue Robb, Kathie Cote, Jane Gladue, Debbie Benevides, Colleen Coulombe, Carol Lemaire, Mary Perry, Dale Ready. SECOND ROW: Francis Escobar, Caihy Bonas, Liz Daley, Doro Spence, Gerry Barnabe, Bob Correia, Paul Corcoran, James Silvia, Paul Souza, Mark Weinstein. BACK ROW: Advisor Miss Scanlon, Joanne Paskowski, Debbie Leonard, Elaine Medeiros, Janice Fernandes, Louise Dunne, Ellen Driscoll, Angela Schultz, Ellen Rosenberg, Patricia Petri llo, Marcia Gracie, Ann Parent, Louise Olivier, Carla O ' Brien, Chris Michaud, Jonathan Nogueira, David Harris. 102 Breeze Staff i BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Rapoza, Kaihy Minior, Gerry Barnabe, Melanie Lacerda, Michele Beaulieu, Lisa A. Borge, Stephanie Elias, Advisor Mr. Robert Tavares. ' TOP ROW: Barbara Bowker, Jim Almeida, Pam Harrison, David Coneira - Editor-in-Chief, Ann Parent, Douglas Chapman. 103 Cooperative Education ROW 1: Etoug Franco. Cheryl Fastino, Deborah May, Linda Trask. Caryn Russell. Karen Groce, Mr. LaFleur. ROW 2: Mr. Rothwell, Mr. Taylor. Pat Harrington. Dennis Botelho, Steve Langfield, Scott Sokoll, Dave Fortin, Raul Rocha, Allen Askew, Tom Jackson. ROW 3: Phil Oliveira, A1 Dumont, Dow Oliveira, Bob Cranshaw, Bill Domingos, John Boissoneault. Mike Smith. Paul Lecomte, Dave Bisaillon, Joe Berio, Tom Butterworth, Greg Medeiroa, Bill Lingard, Mike Alves. Mr. Corcoran. SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL BLUE HMDEH MABCHING BAND MUSICTDWN SOMERSET MASS. ig|| JhZ IWBWMb w ir W Music ' 76 Woodwinds BACK ROW: Judy Cavanaugh, Marie Milanski, Liz Creamer, Randy Levesque, Jon Hodosh, Richard Habib, Scoit Simmons, John Peneira, Marlene Maring, Paul Ouletie, Chris Davis, Roger Brisson. SECOND ROW: Judy Sieczlowski, Karen Rosenberg, Mary Perry, Laurie Talbot, Cheryl Miranda, Ed Wong, Colleen O ' Neil, Sue Lopes, Doug Amarillo, Doug Bower, Tom Han, Jeff Brouliard. THIRD ROW: Kathy Thibault, Roger Lemelin, Mary Gabriel, Mike Caner, Cathy Armstrong, Paula Quental, Coleen Murphy, Lori Hopkins, Carol Lemaire, Carolyn Holt, Robena Cress, Rick Puhala. FRONT ROW: Nancy Lafleur, Colleen Brogan, Michelle Guerette, Donna Robidoux, Bonnie Chebot, Leanne Sinclair, Marjorie Schwanz, Sharon Aldrich, Donna Gabriel, Sharon VanBrunt, Cheryle Morley. Percussion i BACK ROW: Lorrine Pyatt, Lois Morin. Colleen Mizer, Kara Prazner. Debbie Kokoszka, Patti Petrillo, Therese Dionne. Karen Kenyon. SECOND ROW: Steven Sowa, Tom Egan, John Parker, Rick Leonard, Mike Tavares, Head Percussionist Barry Weinstein, Donna King, Roger Jusseaume. FRONT ROW: Alan Amaral, Matt Aspden, Joe Costa, Tom Quinn. 103 Brasses BACK ROW: Paul Chickowlowski, Wayne Shaker, Ken McNulty, Mark Watkinson. SECOND ROW: Judy Quinn, Wheat Kelley, George Hebert, Ellen Rosenberg, Linda Ponte. THIRD ROW: Mark Ferreira, Lisa Forczyk, David Robb, Marge Chebot, Merryl Goldberg, Ellen Robinson. FOURTH ROW: Paul Thibault, Mark Goldberg, Freddie Forczyk, Jimmy Sousa, Don Bouchard, Eddie Han, Bruce Bothelo, Kevin Medeiros, Karen Depin. Color Guard BACK ROW: Jean Forrester, Jean Soznlskie, Brenda Lopes, Gail Bothelo, Rochelle Ouellette. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Means, Carol Maynard, Colleen Boulanger, Sherrie Wong. THIRD ROW: Leslie Cross, Judy Matte, Donna Sowa, Ellen Cuttle. FOURTH ROW: Denise Parent, Lynne Moran, Jody Ashcroft, Kathy Pereira. FIFTH ROW: Karen Cabral, Claudia Silva, Sue Cavaco. FRONT ROW: Rhonda Hannink, Liz Daley - Head, Jane Farrissey - Co-head, Nancy Pelletier. lOA Majorettes Stephanie Silvia, Denise Thibault, Jane Perry, Pam Laliberte, Paula Gauthier, Jane Gladue, Cindy Sullivan, Barbara Wilkinson, Pat Medeiros, Jackie Emard, Sharon Hague, Head Sue Martin Co-head. Gunners Flag Twirlers 107 ONE LAST LOOK Shirley Costa Those days are gone, forever gone. Not much you can do when that shade is drawn, except wave goodbye to those moments dear and make the best of the new ones here. Seconds amount, time slides fast; Before you know it, the future’s past. But fresh starts wait ahead of us, and move along is what we must. Dinner Theatre II The evenings of November 20, 21, and 22, brought to Somerset its second annual Dinner Thea¬ tre. Organized and co-directed by Mr. Kiah O’Brien III and Miss Sharon Hamlen, the Dinner Theatre involved the performances of two one act plays. The first, called The Matching Piece directed by Miss Hamlen, was a contemporary comedy that starred Donna Robillard as Maykin Hite, Lynne Moran as June Reed, Ken McNulty as Jim Reed, Annette Racine played Susan, Dick was played by Stanley Gold, and Fred Forcyzk played Bruce. The second play, Itchin To Get Hitched, was directed by Mr. Kiah O ' Brien III. This hillbilly farce starred Betsy Saab as Maw, Dave Correira as Paw, Jennifer Cocoran as Pearley Mae, Ellen Cuttle as Lizzy, Roger Jussaume as Clem, Chris Woods as Uncle Fud, and Mark Walkinson as Hank. The Dinner Theatre was coordinated as part of a class project by Mr. O’Brien ' s play production class. Most crew heads and crew members were from this class. Other students became involved as well. Pro¬ duction Staff Heads were as follows: Stage Manag¬ ers, Brenda Smith and Brenda MacRitchie: Cos¬ tumes, Ellen Cuttle; Makeup, Donna Robillard: Construction and Props, Chris Woods; Publicity, Dave Correira: Lighting, Ken McNulty; House and Tickets, Lisa Forczyk and Colleen O’Neil. Other crew members were: Lisa Borge, the Drama Depan- ment Photographer; Rhonda Hannink, Brenda Kublin, Mark Walkinson, Therese Dionne, Cheryle Morley, Donna DeCambra, Lynne Moran, Fred Forcyzk, Annette Racine, Cheryl Hayden, and Roger Jus- suame. The dinner served before the performances by Par¬ amount caterers was delicious and the audiences enjoyment of the performances delightful. The Matching Piece 114 Senior Christmas Party 2 5 2 10 1 -,4 4 4 FIELD HOCKEY DARTMOUTH PORT bMop SJANG IaIRHAVEN; BlSHOrS ' l Ni BEOJORD DARTMOUTH , STATE QUARTERFINALS V 0 0 1 0 0 0 1- ' Q- p. m SEEKClfL 1 r ' SfATE SEMI-FINALS i4. dennis- Armoufh VICTORi: s defea J CM 111 T s a ; ■ OPPONENT ? i 1, 2 APi ONE9UIT ' Q VARSITY FOOTBALL ■ 3 CASE V 0 OPPONfllT ' 9 TAUNTON .3 NEW BEDFORD 1 a IT FAIRHAVEli 0 DURFEE 0 7 7 0 7 coyle-cassidy DARTMOUTH FALMOUTH ATTLEBORO TAUNTON ' i f ,6 20 13 6 21 0 % i 28 26 50 43 It 27 18 23 Ne BiBfORD 7t)KE FALMOUTH pENNIS YARMO ' UTH ■DARTMOUTH ■tSr f4|jylCTORIE ; DEIfEAllSr , ii k - iaaij • mn WUL iLtUMK WMF TAUN ' W ATTLEBORO DIMAN 4oKE cofTnoi ly PORTSMOUTH TAUNTON ATTLEBOR ' NNO Field Hockey The girl ' s field hockey team received the Southeastern Massachusetts League Championship for the third straight year. Under the excellent coaching of Sheila Fitzgerald and this year ' s tri-captains, Mary Ellen Brough, Kim Curt and Sue Mar- cellus, the team had a remarkable record of thirteen wins and no losses. The girls also entered into the state tournament ranked as the No. 1 team in all of Massachusetts, but despite determined effort, they lost in the semi-finals. The captains along with Mary Mello, Elaine Leite and Pam Tessier played varsity for the three years in which Somerset won the league championship. Without these girls and their tremendous amount of spirit and determination, the team ' s remarka¬ ble record would have been impossible. The graduating members of the Somerset team will always be ranked among the finest of field hockey players. We ' re 111 1 ’ 1 Y ' T r f ' 20 Cathy Whalley, Mary Mello, Sue Marcellus, Kim Cun, Mary Ellen Brough, Elaine Leite, Pam Tessier, Coach Sheila Fitzgerald, Debbie Cote, Manha Brough, .(aniiie Trudeau, Pam Lalibene, Sara McNally, Robbin Holden, Wendy Redder, Mary Periera, Monica Bembe, Rita Thibault, Kerry Magan, Mary Cleaves, Heidi Snell, Betty Flannagan, Pam Quinn, Jennifer Coombes, Betty Salmon, Sheila Corcoran, Sue Messier, Mary Ellen Langfield, Liz Mello, Gail Ward. ' Determination The form of an athlete” Duh . . . Where am I?” GOAL! ! Hit the ball, not me!! Oh, my achin’ knee!! 1 Now THAT ' S teamwork!! 1 Go Buelal! Hi boys . . . ” ' ' Come on Martha!! HAPPINESS IS . . .A VICTORY!! FIRST ROW: Maureen Arruda, Pat Russell, Co-Captains. SECOND ROW: Cyndie Perry, Donna Grimes, Sue Sheppard, Denise Mills, Jill Gagne. THIRD ROW: Brenda Almeida, Claudia Soares, Maureen Rosa, Nancy Lafleur, Robin Viceant. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Goodwin (Coach), Julie Wolstennolme (Manager), Pat Kay, Kathy Haggerty, Betsy Saab (Scorer). Volleyball This year the Girl ' s Volleyball team led by co-captains Maureen Arruda and Pat Russell had a very successful season winning seven games and losing four. Despite its inexperience, the team placed third due to long hours of hard practice and they won the reputation of being the strongest serving team in the league. For the first time ever, Volleyball has become a fall spon which accounts for the loss of many former team members obviously: however, this loss did not stop them. Co-captain Maureen Arruda has been on the league all star team for four consecutive years and has been voted Somerset High School ' s most valuable Volleyball player for the past two years. She has started in every game since her freshman year and is considered to be the best server in the league. Sue Sheppard, a newcomer on the team, was the most improved player. I Football The 1975 Somerset High football team, under the direction of new coach Ed Winslow, finished the season with a two wins, six losses, and one tie record. This record was deceiving as most of the opponents were much larger schools. The Somerset defense was one of the top ranked in the conference and this was exemplified in the power of their hitting. The Blue Raiders started the season with a scoreless tie against Dur- fee. Defensive tackle Chris Brady was selected Defensive Player of the Week by the Boston Globe for his outstanding play in the game. After the Durfee game, Somerset lost five games in a row before soundly trouncing Barnstable on Cape Cod, 30-6. Next the Raiders were beaten by an excellent New Bedford team. On Thanksgiving morning Somerset manhandled the Case Cardinals, 21-0, The victory enabled Somerset to retain the 49ers Trophy, sym¬ bolic of the winner of this rivalry. Co-Captain Mike McGee scored the winning touchdown on a 44 yard run and also knocked down a Cardinal pass into the end zone on a fourth down play. For his efforts, McGee won the Nicholas Cariglia Award as the game ' s Most Valuable Player. Norman England and Bobby Correia scored the other touchdowns and Jim Mullins kicked all three conversions. Outstanding as Seniors for Somerset were Mike Mahoney who led the team in tackles, Co-Captain guard Mark Raposo, end Kevin Cashmon, defensive end Mark Foster, linebacker Gary Berube, McGee, Brady, tackle Bob Davidson, linemen Mark Carleton, Paul Soares, John David, Chip Corcoran, ends Jerry Pereira, Bob Coombes, Greg Clark, halfback Bob Correia, defensive halfbacks T. J. Costa, Kenny Vieira, Paul Ward, and Mike Guarniere. T. J . Costa was the only Somerset player selected to the All-Con¬ ference team as voted by the coaches. The team showed improvement as the season progressed and is made Co-Captains Mike McGee and Mark Raposo up of only winners despite the record. FRONT .ROW: Norman England. Kevin Cashmon, Greg Clark, Mike Mahoney, Co-Captains Mark Raposo and Mike McGee, Mark Carlton. Chris Brady and Paul Soares. SECOND Coach Ed Winslow, Coach John Soares, Rick Mullen, Brett Haworth, Jim Mullins, Bob Coombes, Ken Rapoza, Paul Corcoran, Paul Ward, Jerry Pereira. Kevin Proulx, Ton . Farrand, Steve Billington, and Mark Foster. THIRD ROW: Manager Mike Hopkins, Tim Shea, Don Perreira, Mike Forand, Gary Berube, Steve Cohen, Bob . av,.df.on, Bill yvhalen, B b Trainer. George Brodeur, T. J. Costa, Steve Oliveira, Manny Cavahlo, Coach John Azevedo and Coach Bob Tavares. BACK ROW: Terry Holland ..endan Shet., John David. Man Bernardo, Bobby Correia, Kenny Vieira, Bob Masse, Mike Guarniere, Joe Sullivan, and Bobby Grimes. ' 24 Coach Ed Winslow I FRONT ROW: Ken Levesque. Bob Davidson, Dave DeCosia, Jeff Cosia, Co-Capiains Scon Suohmaier and Dave Perreira, Sieve Shernian. Brad i Sullivan, Jim Lavigne and Peie Kerrigan. ROW TWO: Jeff Waite, Pete Whalen, Dave Gautiiiei, Pat MaiJiieu, Niclt Molloy, Mark Langfield, Marcel Gadbois, Jim LeComte, Bob Murphy and Steve Heroux. ROW THREE: Joe Venafra, Jeff Cote, Peter Boardman, Frank Sullivan, Greg Altiiam. Kevin Cabral, Louis Cabral. Russ Lavoie and Andre Carvalho. ROW FOUR; Coach Ken Day, Mike Borden, Ray I! umoni, Jim Slaby, Aaron Chavenson, Mike I tHeroux, Gary Aldrich. Tom Cabral and Coach Larry Thomas. MISSING FROM PHOTO ARE: Jeff Ferreira, Rom Marcellus, Kevin Snyder and Jim Wood. 125 Mike Mahoney The thrill of victory . . . Moose d The Sophs « 16 THE SPECTATOR DEC. 4,1975 Somerset Eats Cardinal for Thanksgiving Feast, 21-0 BY DOUGLAS C. CHAPMAN At the Case Rally held at Somerset High last Wednesday, Blue Raider head coach Ed Winslow said, tomorrow we will eat Cardinal, and that Is exactly what Somerset did as they trounced Case, 21-0. Some 4,000 fans braved the wind and rain to witness Somerset retain the 49ers trophy last Thanksgiving morning at Case. Somerset Co-Captain saved the finest game of his career for the last as he rushed for 83 yards on 11 carries for a 7.55 average and played a standout game on defense. Somerset Junior Steve Billington also had an excellent game as he ran for 61 yards in only seven carries for an 8.71 average. The kick was good and the game was great. 127 )untry The Somerset High Cross Country Team, coached by Richard Bernardo, finished strongly by winning their last four meets of the season. The squad ended up with a 6 wins, 2 losses record which was good for third place in the conference. The co-captains for the 1975 season were Rick Bence and Mark Weinstien. The two other seniors were Paul Bradbury and Barbara Jenkins. Bradbury was unde¬ feated in the dual meets played at Som¬ erset. Jenkins won two of the girls dual meets and improved a great deal over last season. Coach Bernardo said the team’s success was due to all of the participants per¬ forming well in the meets. He felt that if it were not for the efforts of the fifth, sixth, and seventh men the record could have been reversed. Other outstanding players for the team included junior Ted Higginson, sopho¬ mores Jim Kane and Bill Lapointe, and freshmen Bill Robitaille and Michelle Lussier. In conclusion Coach Bernardo said, I am extremely pleased with Robitaille, the freshmen, and the girls. Robitaille is the best freshman I have had in a long time. I would like to thank Mark Wein¬ stien for his faithfulness and Rick Bence for doing a lot of work on his own and always being prepared every time we had a meet. ' ’ Beth Robinson 126 Mark Weinstien w ' ...:1 ' tV ' ' . ' - ■ ' - , Barbara Jenkins Paul Bradbury John Malloy Carol Rothwell, Elise Bolski Bill Robiiaille, Ted Higginson 129 Cheerleaders :C ' i FIRST ROW: Marietta Hordern, Debbie Leonard (Head), Cathie Collins. SECOND ROW: Kim Curt, Debbie Tavares. THIRD ROW: JoAnne Paskowski, Cathy Bonas, Cheryle Chodkowski, Elaine Medeiros. Pep Squad FIRST ROW: Chris Ferreira, Nancy Durfee, Kelly Bonas. SECOND ROW: Betty Flanagan, Janice Correia, Rita Thibault, Cathy Griffin, Pam Quinn. THIRD ROW: Jeanine Tmdeau, Betty Salmon, Robin Holden, Bonnie Sabra. The Pride and Spirit of S. H. S. And for myself I’ve kept your smile . . . till you’re older you’ll not know what brave young smiles can mean. Soccer i Despite being a club sport and not a varsity sport, the Soccer team under Coach Whitney Horton, won six games and lost two. Keith Cucinotta was the leading scorer with six goals followed by Senior Co-Captain Bob Lavigne, Senior Chuck Pappas, and Rick Fonseca with four each, Udy Klienberger and Manny Charves with three apiece. Defense was one of the team’s biggest assets as they allowed an average of 1.75 goals per game. Coach Horton said that freshman Ken Cordeiro did a terrific job in goal. He also lauded the defensive play of Seniors Barry Bibeau, and Paul Machado, Bob Stafford, Charves, and Senior Co-Captain Paul Souza. Senior Ray Torres also played his pan in the team effort. There is great hope and anticipation to when Soc¬ cer will become a varsity sport at Somerset. s FRONT ROW: Jeff Camara, Ray Tones, Barry Bibeau, Paul Souza, and Chuck Pappas. SECOND ROW: Greg Cabral, Brad ' Iorst‘,, Jeny Silvia, Dan Shea, Mike Rancourt, Lenny Hoseit, Rich Fonseca, Tony Emard, and Manny Chaves. BACK ROW: Coach Whitney Horton, Joe Castro, Donald Stukas, Ken Cordiero, Keith Cucinotta, Udy Kleinberger, Bob Stafford, Scott Lynch, John Gronbeck, Jeff Mello, Bill Lavigne, John Pappas, and Dave Cook. Ice Hockey Division Co-Champions FRONT ROW: Ken Cordeiro, Dave Medeiros, Scott Suohmaier, Fred Storch, Russ Lavoie, Jim Vital, Brendan Shea, Scott Lynch, Brian Paskowski, and Kevin Snyder. BACK ROW: Paul Laflamme, Scott Kellener, Don Parks, Kevin Parks, Bob Gardella, Claude Teueault (captain), Jim Wood, Rick Stafford, Bob Sufford, Ron Marcellus, and Coach Bob Souza. The ice hockey team had a very successful season as they lied Bishop Connolly for the Division Two Championship with an 8-1-1 record. Overall the team had an impressive 17-2-1 record during the regular season. They qualified for the Eastern Massachusetts Schoolboy Hockey Tournament and beat a tough Hanover team in the opening round. The team had a number of outstanding players. Sophomore Ron Marcellus led the entire state in goals scored and became the second Southeastern Mass. Conference player to go over 100 points for his career. Captain Claude Tetreauli was the first player to do it and he holds many of the team ' s records. Seniors Don Parks and Jihi Vital were among the best defensive forwards in the area. Other area coaches were envious of the Blue and White ’s defensemen. Seniors Bob Gardella, Scott Kelleher, and Paul LaFlamme showed how that position should be played. The Blue Raiders, known for the 3 D’s - Discipline, Desire, and Determination, had an excellent season and great future under coach Bob Souza. The Seniors 13 a Captain Claude Teiieault and Coach Bob Souza. SHS 4 9 6 4 6 7 5 3 12 4 4 10 0 4 7 6 10 10 4 1975-1976 SCORES Opponent Durfee 1 Case 1 Rockland 7 Dartmouth 0 Case 2 Durfee 1 Seekonk 2 Connolly 3 N. B. Yoke 1 Dighton-Rehobo th 1 Taunton 3 Seekonk 0 Connolly 3 N. B. Yoke 1 Dighton-Rehoboth 1 Taunton 4 Dartmouth 0 Fairhaven 3 Case 3 Eastern Mass. Tourney Hanover 1 Falmouth 7 ELAINE LEITE ’’Bubba” PAM TESSIER Buela” SUE MARCELLUS Marcel Girls Basketball Although the girl’s basketball team was not conference champions as in past years, they completed their season as the number two team in Southeastern Massachusetts. Sue Marcellus and Pam Tessier, along with the fine coaching of Miss Sheila Fitzgerald, led their team to a 6-4 league record and an overall record of 7-9. With many new faces in the varsity squad, the team constantly did their best and will always be remembered as champions. The Junior varsity squad, made up primarily of new players, closed their season with an excellent average. They were led by co-captains Robbin Holden and Lynda Borge. The Captains Coach Fitzgerald. Cool, Calm and Collected The Team Action! Come on Martha! What do I do now? 137 What style! Give me the ball. 1 i I I Basketball The Varsity Co-Champs FRONT ROW: Mike Borden, Mark Tremblay, Jeff Driscoll, Mike Przystac, Rick Bence, Paul Soares, and David Bence. SECOND ROW: Mike Mello, Steve Cadorette, Jeff Ferreira, Steve Pimental, Udy Kleinburger, Mike Parent, and Coach Ray McDonald. The J.V. FRONT ROW; Mike Mello, Steve Cadorette, Mike Parent, Udy Kleinburger and Steve Pimental. SECOND ROW: Randy Cordeiro, Mike Heroux, Jeff Ferreira, Aaron Chavenson, Gerry DeMello, and Coach Larry Thomas. 13B Before the basketball season started, most people were not too optimistic about success of the season. The play¬ ers thought differently, and with hus¬ tle, pride, determination, and spirit, they fooled everyone and finished tied with Bishop Feehan for the Division Two title. After finishing with a 16-5 mark in regular season the team moved on to the Tech Tourney where they dropped a controversial game to Barnstable, 65-63. Junior guard David Bence was the teams leading scorer followed closely by Senior Paul Soares, the inspira¬ tional leader. Sophomore Mike Borden finished third in the scoring depart¬ ment . Senior guard Rick Bence was one of the finest ball handlers in the con¬ ference and he and his brother, David, made a formitable backcourt duo. Senior center Mark Tremblays forte was defense as was forward Jeff Dris¬ coll’s. Senior Mike Przystac, a main¬ stay on the team, played his part whether starting or coming off the bench. Coach Ray McDonald and his men had one of the most exciting and best seasons in basketball Somerset has had in a long while. I Opening Tap Oh please God, let that shot go in. An easy two. Now here ' s what ya gotta do Wild Trem and the whopper. What defense are we playing? MIKE PRZYSTAC M ARK TREMBLAY The Seniors PAUL SOARES JEFF DRISCOLL RICK BENCE I V Jump high. The future. I Winter Track FRONT ROW: Sandy Sardina, Kara Prayzner, Capt. Mary Ellen Brough, Sharon Ironfield, Maureen Grade, Sue Robb, Sue O’Neil, and Martha Davidson. SECOND ROW: Walter Wnek, Pat Mathews, Bob Rioux, Dennis Duran, Rich Fischer, Billy Robitaiue, Eric Gartner, and Jim Kone. THIRD ROW: Bob Paradise, George Brodeur, John Parker, Ted Higgenson, Mike Forand, Steve Billington, and Coach Whit Horton. BACK ROW: Dave Kingman, Dan Proulx, Paul Bradbury, Capt. Mark Weinstein, and Dave Bereira. Captain Mary Ellen Brough Captain Mark Weinstein 43 I i PAT HADDAD Girl ' s Gymnastics TOP ROW: Ally Johnston, Judy Cote, Michelle Lussier, Cathie Collins, Debby Cote. BOTTOM ROW: Rebecca Greenberg, Lisa Maggiacomo, Sue Messier, Cathy Bonas, Jill Gagne, Claire Lussier, Captain - Kathie Cote. I The girls gymnastics team, after completing an undefeated season, placed second in the state out of a field of ninety teams. The girls were led to victory by the Cote sisters - Kathie, Debbie, and Judy, also Cathy Collins, Claire Lussier, Cathy Bonas, and Susan Messier. Head coaches of the team are Pat Haddad and Bill Bernicoat. SR ir.rt :! « -=sf Uil mr- ' rr itiliS 4m HO m ■McDonald ' s I ■ I® We do it all for you Route 6, G.A.R. Highway, Swansea, Massachusetts Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 SLADES FERRY TRUST CO. Somerset, Mass. LeCOMTE ' S DAIRY. INC. 500 Wood Street Somerset, Mass. 02726 Hoirl«talMcar� of M EMPIRE MEN ' S SHOP, INC. 253 South Main Street - Fall River, Mass. 02721 Tel. 617-673-0322 Tedchlnq is mx dH sc sni sc difficult to msster thit s tain cp s wcttiM cm sp tid s loty lire sf it wtfaout reilizity much more fhxti his hmihilous ml mtshkes snd his disUtJce from the idesL affiliate of mta j helping teachers teach STEVE ' S SPORTS DEN Middleboro, Mass 62 Sixth Street Fall River, Mass 02722 % V k r Congraiulaiions and VERA ' S HOUSE OF FASHION 865 County St. Somerset, Mass. 678-1851 Every Success GREATER FALL RIVER AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SWANSEA LIQUORS. INC. d b a BIG D LIQUORS SOMERSET GLASS 939 County Street Somerset, Mass. 579 G. A.R. Highway K-Mart Shopping Center Swansea, Mass. 02777 ON THE WATUPPA FERNANDES SUPERMARKETS G.A.R. Highway County Street Somerset, Mass. JJ. V. CONSTRUCTION SAVAS PIZZA 718 G.A.R. Highway Swansea, Mass. 2979 County St. Somerset, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of ' 76 M STATE ROAD. ROUTE •, WESTPORT. MASS. 7� «, (SIT) STS-TISS or (§17) trS-SSai LEE ' S RIVER LODGE 1692 G.A.R. Highway Somerset, Mass. NARRAGANSETT SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS 169 Oceangrove Swansea, Mass. BURNS INCORPORATED 165 Rodman St. Fall River, Mass. Paul J. Daley Class of ' 45 DALEY OIL COMPANY DALEY TIRE CENTER HAGUE MORGAN ATTORNEYS AT LAW 100 Purchase Si. Fall River, Mass. SOMERSET PAINT WALLPAPER — HARDWARE — 1004 County Si. Somerset, Mass. SKI HOUSE 1241 Wilbur Ave. Route 103 Somerset, Mass. JOHN F. DATOR INSURANCE — REALTOR 38 Rock St. Fall River, Mass. MULLEN BROS. JEWELERS 254 South Main St. Fall River, Mass. Swansea, Mass. 02777 678-3901 SOMERSET CREDIT UNION VENUS DeMILO 75G.A.R. Highway 740 County St. Somerset, Mass. T. D. BROWN, INC. 1170 Pontiac Ave. Cranston, R.I. ' 76 Yearbook Photographer SLADE FORMAL CENTER 1068 Slade St. Fall River, Mass. SOMERSET RACQUET CLUB Lee’s River Ave. Somerset, Mass. Centre Drug 1 186 County St. Somerset, MA. Murry Kusinitz Insurance Agency 17 Second St. Fall River, MA The Spectator 780 County St. Somerset, MA John ' s Shoe Store 43 Fourth Street Fall River, MA Lockhart Insurance 1 168 County St. Somerset, MA Knitting Circle 1314 G.A.R. Highway Somerset, MA Jack ' s Variety 476 Read St. Somerset, MA Bridgeman Lumber 927 County St. Somerset, MA Sherwin Williams Co. Slades Ferry Ave. Somerset, MA Somerset Speed Equipment Co. 1 190 G.A.R. Highway Somerset, MA Community Cleansers 1049 County St. Somerset, MA Somerset Creamery G.A.R. Highway Somerset, MA Sawyers Campus Shops 149 South Main St. Fall River, MA Centre Shoe Store 1 166 County St. Somerset, MA Telephone Answering Exchange 287 Buffington St. Somerset, MA Mr. Carl ' s Barber Salon 1 176 County St. Somerset, MA Briere and Sparks Inc. 78 Grace St. Fall River, MA D ' Arruda ' s General Store 1 185 Read St. Somerset, MA James J. Fasy, D.D.S. 1 162 G.A.R. Highway Swansea, MA Somerset Upholsterers 1287 Wilbur Ave. Somerset, MA Franklin P. Smith Insurance 246 Gardners Neck Rd. Swansea, MA Motel Somerset 537 Riverside Ave. Somerset, MA Paul ' s Auto 991 G.A.R. Highway Somerset, MA Durfee-Buffington Insurance 377 Second St. Fall River, MA Burger King 335 Rhode Island Ave. Fall River, MA Peanut Store G.A.R. Highway Swansea, MA Kinney Shoes G.A.R. Highway Somerset, MA St. Anne ' s Credit Union 286 Oliver St. Fall River, MA Art Shop 1292 Riverside Ave. Somerset, MA Somerset Manufacturing 978 County St. Somerset, MA Somerset Boosters Club Somerset, MA A W Root Beer G.A.R. Highway Magoni ' s 681 Riverside Ave. Somerset, MA Swansea, MA Best Wishes to Class of ' 76 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Chapman Angelo ' s K-Mart Plaza Swansea, MA 15 ' 1976 Yearbook Staff FRONT ROW: Pat Petrillo, Ellen Driscoll, Lisa Borge, Shirley Costa - ADS, GERRY BARNABY - SENIOR SECTION, Elaine Medeiros, DOU CHAPMAN - BOYS SPORTS. SECOND ROW: CHRIS MICHAUD - FACULTY AND MUSIC, Joanne Paskowski, KATHIE COTE - EDITOR, Bi Sharpies. CINDY SULLIVAN ADS SUPERVISOR, LEANN ORVIS AND LOUISE DUNNE - GIRLS SPORTS. STANDING: Arnie Lohmann Taylor Publishing representative, Marcia Gracie, Doro Spence, Jane Gladue, Debby Leonard, Dave Correira, Melanie Lacerda, RICHARl] LAMOTHE - ADVISOR. i Missing from picture: Jeff Driscoll and Robert Masse. I I I i 160 niwmii nm i j