Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical High School - Yearbook (South Easton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1970 volume:

ILtt it be fenoton tljat pt portion of f i tovp lisie Seniors!, Juniors, opt)t|i Social Ctients!, tfjletics. fjunbreb anb siebentp. lamation book }min contains; a Valuable tjerem bmimgtratorg, notes; , Jfresi!)men, d rgam ations; , in ?ear of nineteen Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical High School 5 7 Dedication In September of the 68-69 school year, a man with great abilities was brought to us. He promoted the school and its name towards a position of renown for its athletes and team! He started Southeastern ' s great football team off with a winning season. By coaching and directing most of the major sports, he not only gave the students of Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical High School something to be proud of, but also a winning team with tremendous spirit! We the Senior Class of 1970 hereby dedicate the SERVS yearbook of 1970 to Mr. M. Moriello. The Superintendent-Director Principal Donald E. Graves Ralph G. Bumpus School Committee Front: R. Jones, Vice-Chairman, R. Snow, J. Hamilaton. Chairman, R. Brown, Secretary Back: C. Beal, L. Tarsa, R. Geradin, C. Anderson Missing: R. Ewing 14 Administration Coordinators Post Secondary Administrator Mr. W. McConnell. Mr. R. Magner. Mr. J. Lane. We, the yearbook staff, would like to thank the Ad- ministration for their cooperation in the production of this yearbook. We would especially like to extend our gratitude to Mr. Bumpus and Mr. Magner for their extra consideration and understanding. Joseph Barbero 15 The Night Custodians Carl Hanson. Tom Williams, Eddie Rogers, William Driscoll Missing: Robert Sullivan (maintenance engineer), William Townsend Financial Office Daniel Di Bona, Ralph Theriault Missing: Bernard Pinkham, Tobias Murphy Ground Keepers 9m Pauline Maderios, Howard Wallace, Challette Dyer Henry Wilbur, Francis Williams 16 staff Office Clerks 17 English J. Kelleher. P. Rickard, P. Gregory, C. Borden III. R. Gallagher. A. Soper. P. Dennehy. L. Noone Social Studies Typing p. Alvamaz, M. Russell. J. Goodwin K. Jackson 18 Basic Electronics J. Dickman, J. Sykes, J. Scudder, R. Madan 19 Guidance 1 V t M. Riorden. W. Andrews, K. Custy, E. Hinko, C. Ellis Commercial Art Career Occupations 20 Math Physical Education D. Blach, W. Boen, M. Rickard. M. Moriello Carpentry A. Pastuszak, A. Madonna, H. Rainey, J. Smith 22 Graphic Arts M. Foley, Dan McKim, E. Stevens Cabinetmaking Occupational J. Mazzerella, D. Drew p Kadzis, V. Horton Metal Fabrication E. O ' Connor, J. Scully, A. Miller Commercial Foods om. W. Ahola Electrical R. Quindley, J. Reed, J. Landreville Plumbing L. Thompson, R. Belanger Auto Mechanics E. Sinnot. T. McCabe. A. Papineau Machine Shop We the Seniors of 1970 would like to thank the teachers for all of their undivided attention during classes, also for their daily assignments, for letting us skip class, chew gum during class, our straight A ' s, let- ting us walk all over them, and last of all Detention!! It ' s so hard to say what we want to — except thanks for your cooperation during the outside activities and letting us out of class in order to attend. Without the teachers we wouldn ' t have received our diplomas. D. Arena. J. Seilia. S. Anastasis 26 Technical Advanced Advanced Machine Drafting Electronics G. Keith, J. Tarte A. lannitelli. D. Interrante Academic T. Cosato, J. Harding, V. Hughes 27 Insitute Licence Practical Nursing R. Eisner. E. Eccleston J. Pearson. D. Smith. I. Welch I I i Senior Class Advisor ' ayne Biederman oughton kectricity ' Bied ' Robert Black Brockton Graphic Arts udent council . . . money . . . mr. pizza . . . senior protest . . . quiet . . . remote estige . . . fights ' for what he believes . . . tomorrow ' s another day becoming a printer miehle verticle very studious David Boudreau Norton Carpentry ' Carpy ' John Breen Brockton Basic Electronics ' Chicken Legs ' student council . . . sports . . . quiet, but not too quiet . . . he ' s got varsity baseball . . . intramurals . . . chess . . . good music the drive, he ' ll surely go far in life witty ... a smile for everyone, a friend to all 39 ' Buck ' Keith Bunavicz Brockton Graphic Arts Stephen Buckley West Bridgewater Basic Electronics the drags . . . tri s gas station ... the quiet one classy dresser . . . quiet . . . standing on the . . . radios . . . senior protest . . . rubber legs William Burke ' Burkie ' Brockton Metal Fabrication varsity football, co-captain . . . good music . . . keeping out of trouble? . . . classy dresser . . . everyone ' s friend James Byron ' Jim ' Whitman Machine Shop varsity hockey . . . varsity basketball . . . cars . . . money . . . bar- rel of laughs . . . one of the buck buck boys . . . surprizes in his car 40 Dyanne Battistello ' Batty ' Norton Career Occupations cheerleader, captain . . . yearbook staff . . . prom committees . . . skip day . . . permanent corridor pass . . . hi up there . . . hor- net ' s friend . . . spaghetti . . . William Bechtel ' Billy ' Brockton Graphic Arts intramurals . . . baseball . . . cars . . . golf . . . swimming . . . krooked head . . . keystone print ... a personality to match his sense of humor — real good Thomas Bell ' Ringer ' Easton Carpentry motorcycles . . . girls in general . . . money . . . becoming a li- censed architect . . . hi up there . . . quiet . . . boston Bruce Bennoch ' Bruce ' Mansfield Machine Shop basketball . . . swimming . . . skiing . . . parties . . . skip day . . . senior protest . . . always manages to have a good time 37 Superlatives John Alger ' Red ' Rodney Alger ' Rabbit ' Brockton East Bridgewater Metal Fabrication Metal Fabrication weekends . . . street comers . . . girls in general skating . . . skiing . . . hunting . . . friendly . . . talkative Joseph Atkinson ' Joe ' Thomas Barnard ' Tom ' Stoughton Stoughton Basic Electronics Auto Mechanics swimming . . . skiing . . . always ready to do a friend a favor senior protest . . . cars that go . . . donna . . . flunking english . . . norwood, demo ' s 36 Senior Class Officers President Kevin Hickson Treasurer Karen DeLuca 33 Vice President Dyanne Battistello Secretary Lynne Cameron Senior Vincent DeChristopher V.D. Richard Delorey Rich Brockton Brockton Auto Mechanics Commercial just loves his mustang . . . good ol ' king ' s . . . mister do-nuts . . . putting flies in the brownies . . . having a good time at natick mall making movies . . . student walkout ... the group . . . sherri ' s party . . . Karen Deluca ' Kizz ' Brockton Graphic Arts cheerleader . . . intramurals . . . John ... atf ... toy dept . . . mr. foley ' s checker . . . talkative . . . flirtatious when John ' s not around . . . cool dresser Roland Deslauriers Tlollie Brockton Metal Fabrication student walkout . . . getting freshman stuck in the duster during the firedrill . . . hanging with the guys . . . 47 Joseph DiNunno Brockton Auto Mechanics Jacqueline Duquette Foxboro Machine Drafting president of jr. class . . . smiley . . . quiet . . . student walkout jr. prom committee ... jr. prom queen . . . intramural basketball . . . basketball . . . hotrodder ... ... most athletic . . . pancake house . . . John Dupont Stoughton Auto Mechanics student walkout . . . good ol ' al Lil John Robert Dupree Auto Body making movies likes his cars . . . student walkout and not getting caught!!! buck buck . . . skipping class 48 Peter Cimorelli Pete Easton Commercial Foods getting his car wrecked up . . . making lime with martha . . . trying to miss school . . . student walkout . . . racing tony n. . . . Dennis Cosgrove Denni Brockton Cabinetmaking trying to make it . . . class clown . . . student walkout . . . intra- murals . . . 45 Marie Cash Stoughton Career Occupations horseneck . . . junior skip day . . . yearbook (business staff) skipping math class . . . likes to get involved. . . . Louis Casieri Brockton Carpentry ■ ' Omah Sharif student walkout . . . student council . . . monitor . . . breaking kids glasses ... jr. prom committee . . . horseneck. . . . Roger Cates Auto Body likes to work on bodies ' Rod ' Paul Ceven Stoughton Carpentry Woody ' ' parties a w . . . driver ' s ed. with mr. teases mr. dickman. . . . student walkout 44 42 ' Kay ' Martha Famham Easton Commercial Foods Karen Dutra Brockton Commercial Foods ' Marty ' intramural Softball . . . working at femandes . . . parties . . . barb ' s the great chef . . . always having a good time ... on the go friend sue ' s sister Famham ' Sue ' Occupations . . . cruising around ... the beach . . . parties . . . got any change? John Fogg ' John ' Brockton Auto Mechanics building hot cars . . . flying . . . surfing . . . girls in general . . . ' the friday night usual ' . . . when he puts his mind to work, watch out! 49 Robert Forant ' Bob ' Marion Machine Drafting prom committee . . . school?? — what ' s that? . . . sally Michael Freeman ' Mike ' Easton Basic Electronics building electronic kits ... 62 falcon . . . rod and gun club . . . right . . . good taste and judgement . . . girls 51 Edward Godsoe ' Ed ' Susan Goldstein ' Flakey ' Norton Brockton Auto Mechanics Career Occupations rambler . . . school spirit is . . . cars cheerleader . . . steve . . . talkative . . . beautiful clothing . . . why should i have to stay after school? Paul Goodrich Stoughton Metal Fabrication ' Paul ' Otto Gorich Brockton Machine Shop patty . . . sports ... 58 chevy . . . gentleman working, but when work is done, be prepared! he ' s quiet while girls ... all kinds of music . not too quiet neat dresser quiet, but 52 Edwin Gudinas ' Eddie ' Brockton Basic Electronics football . . . Softball . . . building electronic kits . . . girls . . . fish- ing . , . camping Mark Hadley ' Cochese ' Stoughton Machine Drafting football . . . hockey . . . basketball . . . getting married . . . surfing . . . easy going . . . sport cars 53 Gary Hannon Brockton Basic Electronics ' Buzz ' Harr Harback Brockton Graphic Arts drums . . . one girl . . . troublemaking wicked slick . . . can i borrow some money? ' never blew out the purple hght in the darkroom! Kevin Hickson Brockton Electricity ' Golden Bear Peter Mines Stoughton Machine Shop ' Hinesy ' yearbook staff . . . mr. president . . . girls . . . horseneck nior protest . . . always ready for a good time student council . buck-buck boys air force . stacey sports 54 56 Jonathan Howe ' Hov West Bridgewater Graphic Arts school newspaper . . . cars . . . easy going . . . n.e. drag way printing . . . adventurous Kevin Jardin Stoughton Basic Electronics ' Kev ' cars . . . minibikes . . . says something nice about everyone Terri Keefer Easton Career Occupations swimming . . . horse nursing motorcycles John Kelleher West Bridgewater Carpentry hunting . . there ' s jay ' Jay gail . . . ash street . . . a true outdoors man whenever a friend is needed 57 Thomas Kenney ' Mr. Sideburns ' John Kheary ' Crash ' Brocton West Bridgewater Metal Fabrication Cabinet Making 62 chev ' s . . . girls . . . cruising . . . water skiing ... the drag . quiet, but not too tough Thomas Knapp ' Tom ' Stoughton Metal Fabrication y.m.c.a. . . . sleeping . . . 3:10 dash . . . watching the clock . . . tipping . . . anything to have fun . . . watching the world go round yearbook staff . . . playboy . . . sports ... the vineyard . . . peacock . . . beach buggy . . . dependable . . . skilled with his hands Stephen Konigsberg ' Bus! Stoughton Auto Mechanics auto racing ... girl watching . . . driving different cars . . . judo 58 John Kotlik Stoughton Cabinet Making ' Jack ' Peter Lapiccirella Brockton Electricity intramural football easy going hunting . . . skiing Yearbook staff senior protest . . . playboy . . scuba diving one of the buck-buck boys . giris 59 ' Leo ' Mark Leahy Brockton Carpentry s.d.s. . . . hi up there . . . he ' s got a good head Leo Leach Brockton Graphic Arts school newspaper . . . working . . . money . . . giving the a hard time Deborah Linehan ' Debbie ' Brockton Machine Drafting being with bill . . . having a good time . . . quiet David Levesque ' Frenchie ' Norton Machine Drafting student council . . . intramural sports . . . place bets . . . where there ' s laughter, there ' s dave, ready for action . . . witty 61 William LoDico Mansfield Graphic Arts being a millionaire ' Billy ' Bruce MacDougall Stoughton Auto Body 60 oldsmobile ' s . . . cycles ... a quiet guy, with a loud car Scott MacKinnon ' Mac Bridgewater Machine Shop riding c ross-country on a motorcycle . . . first one out of the school parking lot . . . girls, of course Hugh MacKinnon ' Mack ' Brockton Electricity hockey ... 63 rambler . . . love . . . easily liked and a friend to all . . . one of the buck-buck boys I Peter Macomber ' Pete ' Brockton Auto Mechanics hates the establishment . . . likes cars that go . . . allergic to work . . . loves ' em and leaves ' em William Macomber ' Bill ' Brockton Machine Drafting football, co-captain . . . hockey . . . quiet — but watch out . . . oh, you dummy . . . puts his heart into what he ' s doing 63 Allan Marshall ' Fly ' Foxboro Auto Mechanics intramurals ... car engines . . . giving . . . teachers a hard time . . . d.j. . . . unforgettable . . . student walkout . . . buck-buck Stephen Marves ' Steve Foxboro Graphic Arts money ... his car .. . red wing . . . student walkout Jerald Marshall ' J.J. ' Foxboro Carpentry motorcycles . . . girls . . . goes out of his way to do someone a favor . . . student walkout David Mason ' Mace ' Brockton Electricity hunting 2-legged what? . . . has a sense of humor all his own . full of the devil . . . ready for fun . . . student walkout . . . horseneck I I 64 Joseph Matheny ' Joe ' Paul McCarthy ' The Old Man ' Foxboro Brockton Graphic Arts Electricity fire department . . . what?? . . . helping donna with math ... a real good kid when he ' s sober . . . likes to have fun with his girl student walkout ... oil fights in shop . . . teasing karen . . . always waiting for mace to pick him up in the morning . . . student walkout . . . horseneck and the girl over in the sand dune!!! William McKinnon ' Beak ' Thomas McNamara ' Mac ' Easton Brockton Metal Fabrication Cabinetmaking real smart . . . finally learned how to scholder ... tall and lanky crosscountry . . . basketball . . . imitating batt ' s ostrich . . . student . . . cars . . . girls . . . motorcycles walkout 65 Ronald Melberg Auto Body ' Ron James Melfie Mansfield Auto Bodv ' Jimmy ' J can ' t decide whether to quit school or not . . . bum knee for football games . . . student walkout Martin Milgram ' Marty ' Sharon Basic Electronics intramurals . . . ilene . . . beating his mother ' s car to death . . . stealing the girls ' football during their practice cars with speed . . . fascinating mind . . . hstening to wild music . . . student walkout Michael Monahan ' Indian ' West Bridgewater Carpentry betty ... 55 chevy ' s . . . hunting . . . betty ' s scooping . . . blondes . . . a friend to all . . . student walkout 66 Paul Morency ' Morence ' Stoughton Cabinet Making broad jump . . . paula . . . having fun while he can ... a smile for everyone Michael Mutascio ' Mudd ' Stoughton Machine Shop broad jump . . . being tardy . . . girls ... a friend indeed . . . buck-buck Barry Murray ' Little Canada ' Easton Machine Drafting student council . . . hockey . . . football . . . surfing . . . progressive rock . . . smoking in the men ' s room . . . wild parties Deboran Noonan ' Debbie ' Brockton Career Occupations yearbook . . . prom committee . . . nursing . . . babysitting . . . aches and pains . . . always talking 67 George Norris ' George ' Brockton Auto Mechanics racing cars . . . girls . . . crusing the drag ... 60 chevy ... 3 tone paint job . . . dependable Brockton Commercial Foods music . . . cars . . . strangely cool . . . party, anyone? . . . quiet? Anthony Noumi Tony ' Brockton Commercial Foods working on cars . . . baking . . . neat dresser . . . two jobs . . . sweaters . . . oh you jerk ... the gas station Peter Palm ' Pete ' Easton Auto Body motorcycles . . . girls . . . cars . . . quiet until somethmg happens . . . watch out! 70 Edward Picher ' Ed ' Stoughton Metal Fabrication participating in demonstrations . . . army . . . hockey . . . al ' s variety . . . gets along with everyone Charlotte Piper ' Ann ' Stoughton Career Occupations newspaper . . . red maverick . . . class hot rod . . . born to be wild . . . Sharon center John Principe ' Jack ' Brockton Auto Mechanics football . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . student council . . . dance committee ... jr. class secretary . . . angel with horns . . . females — mary . . . sports ... do anything to help out . . . cars Sherri Reed ' Pancakes ' Brockton Career Occupations bowling . . . water skiing . . . scotty . . . being a nurse in pediatrics . . . cheerleader ... the farm kids 71 Edward Reilly ' Romeo ' Easton Cabinet Making barb . . . money . . . midnight parties . . . rambler Richard Rondeau ' Butch ' Brocton Auto Mechanics basketball . . . baseball . . . latest info from mr. g. . . . girls ... all play and no work . . . sports Paul Richards ' Rich ' Brockton Metal Fabrication interested in outside activities . . . he ' s quiet, but listen to his deep, deep voice Gary Richardson ' Gunky ' Mansfield Machine Drafting buck-buck . . . cars . . . tika parties . . . always ready for a good time . . . hornet ' s sister . . . gary pro 72 73 Michael Santilli ' Mike ' East Bridgewater Machine Shop beach buggy . . . fishing . . . always ready for a good time . . . girls Russell Savage ' Sava ' Brockton Cabinet Making intramural basketball . . . hunting . . . tries his best in everything he does ... a true friend to everyone William Schanck ' Bill ' Brockton Auto Mechanics intramurals . . . cars . . . stamps . . . coins Raymond Shadrick ' Hip ' Brockton Commercial Foods girls . . . listening to music . . . making wall-size posters ... his thoughts are kept secrets 74 Paul Shea Stoughton Electricity ' Shea ' Karl Sheaffer Mansfield Auto Body football . . . hockey ... one of the buck-buck boys . . . senior green v.w. ... the week-end usual ... for a joke or a laugh call walkout . . . everybody ' s friend . . . bill ' s friend karl James Shinnick Brockton Carpentry Eduardo Sikora Brockton Machine Shop hockey . education intramurals . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . higher future machinist 75 David Silva ' Silva ' Brockton Auto Mechanics 62 chevys . . . post office . . . music . . . girls . . . hot ticket . . . quiet, but . . . always laughing John Simono ' Cy ' Brockton Graphic Arts intramurals . . . sports . . . good buddy . . . cars . . . who ' s got a big mouth? Pamela Simmons ' Pammie ' Brockton Career Occupations prom committee . . . fred . . . nursing . . . working with handicap children . . . ambitious ... a smile and a helping hand for all Alan Sissa ' Al Stoughton Auto Mechanics cars . . . week-end trips . . . good mechanic . . . he ' s where the fun starts, and the trouble ends! 76 James Smith Metal Fabrication cars . . . good orp2 . . . likes girls loves academic? ' Jimmy ' Kevin Smith ' Smitty ' Brockton Auto Body student council . . . full of laughs . . . crusing the drag . . . being with jean . . . united states naval reserve Stephen Smyth ' Crazy Steve ' Stoughton Auto Body going to California . . . working on his car . . . where there ' s mischief, there ' s Steve! George Stanek ' Static ' Easton Cabinet Making car racing . . . marines . . . girls . . . accident prone . . . generous 77 Anthony Tanzi ' Eyes ' Brockton Carpentry intramurals . . . crusing the drag . . . girls . . . hunting . . . always willing . . . beautiful big. brown eyes Donna Tanzi Tanz ' Brockton Career Occupations prom committee . . . monitor . . . skip . . . eating clams with linda . . . horseback riding ... ice skating . . . classy dresser 78 Kenneth Theriaulth ' Savid ' Easton Commercial Foods track . . . stock car races ... the drag . . . girls . . . producer ' s diary . . . he ' s constantly laughing . . . always a smile Maureen Thompson ' Moe ' East Bridgewater Career Occupation for Girls nursing ... the beach . . . very quiet . . . until you look twice . . . motorscooters Victor Therrien Wild One ' Norton Machine Shop females and firewater . . . racing his cycle . . . don ' t get bagged . . . always laughing Daniel Thurber ' Danny ' Mansfield Auto Mechanics football . . . basketball . . . track . . . student council . . . cars . . . girls . . . who ' s a reckless driver? 79 Robert Todd Basic Electronics girls in general friend to all Barbara Tunewicz Brockton Commercial Foods marrying charlie . . full of fun! loves car races . . . she may be small, but she ' s J Carl Weatherspoon Stoughton Machine Shop student council . . . . . comedian . . . Edward Wilbur Hasten Basic Electronics ' Eddy ' boxing ... a future entertainer I friend among friends dancing milkmen . . answer man high performance quiet Alan Willis ' Wees ' West Bridgewater Auto Mechanics cars and girls . . . excitement . . . helper when you need him . . . active and full of fun Lou Ann Worsman ' Toots ' Brockton Graphic Arts prom committee . . . yearbook, editor . . . student council . . . intramurals . . . school spirit . . . horseneck . . . personality plus ... a smile full of mischief . . . pretty 81 Richard Woodworth North Easton Machine Drafting going to the drag . . . . . played cards lately ' Woody John Wren Brockton Auto Mechanics races . . . cars . . . sports . . . neat dresser being with karen . . . football . . . competition as far as fixing cars . . . best looking . . . nantucket THE END Richard Young Dick Mansfield Carpentry basketball . . . baseball ... a good mill man . . . pride in his work ... full of fun ... a good friend . . . real friendly 82 11 V.-. - ■ ■ Mario ' s Varsity Back Row: Coach Moriello, M. Christiansen, W. Iwanoski, J. Titterington, B. Prunier, C. Coffey, N. Stewart, J. Ryan, J. Bums, T. Asack, R. Marley, W. Purdy, J. Bell, R. Marley, M. Moriarty, W. Thurber, C. McDougal, G. Wight, F. Miller, K. Powers, Coach Scully, K. Worsman mgr. Front Row: F. Yataines, P. Shea, D. Thurber, (W. Burke, W. Macomber) - co-captains J. Principe, R. Melberg, M. Hadley, J. Carter, T. Miranda Junior Varsity 2S 43. 3 3rd Row: F. Piver, E. Dunne. J. Beale, M. Romanowitz. M. Mazza. K. McEinnis 2nd Row: J. Erickson, J. Murdock, R. McMarudo, W. Farwell, W. Taylor, F. Langone Jst Row: J. Hardiman, J. Condon, T. Cushman, D. Boimilla, B. Garrison. B. Weeks 86 Maraurders The I Front Row: T. McNamara. co-captain; T. Whalen, co-captain Back Row: R. Moses. J. McMahon. R. Parsons. J. Lindberg, C. Cook, E. Charves, G. Bartorelli, D. Balch, coach Road Runners The Hungry Varsity First row: H. McKinnon, M. Milgram, S. Smyth, D. Cosgrove, J. Shinnick, B. Macomber, M. Hadley, P. Shea. E. Pitcher second row: Coach - J. Scully, B. Murray, T. Collette, B. Weeks, L. Alyward, M. Cossaro, M. SkiUings, C. McDougal, R. Morini, M. Messina, A. Neithold, Coach - M. Moriello Hawks Harry ' s Varsity From: J. Principe — co-capt. G. Hanson, T. Young Back: D. Balch — coach, J. Lindberg, R. Rondeau, T. McNamara, W. Holt — co-capt. Missing: M. Christensen, R. Cottor, F. Yaitanes, R. Marley, J. Carter Junior Varsity First Row: S. Pitcher, R. Casey, G. Paparo, P. Perrault, F. Miller. D. Drew, R. Maloney Second Row: S. Clay — coach, J. Topoulas, R. Luppino, T. Motekaitis, E. Chaves, K. Prior Missing: A. Hayward 92 Heroes f Base Ball Future Olympic All Stars Intra Football murals 99 Athletic Awards Day I X I S V Prom Preparation Harbor Festival Junior Prom On May 30, 1969, the class of 1970 held a Ju- nior Prom in the Cafeteria of our high school. The prom turned out very successful and every- one who attended Harbor Festival enjoyed themselves as you can see in these pictures. Jackie Duquette was crowned queen; Karen DeLuca and Jo Ann Josselyn were chosen to be her court. Jim Lindberg was selected to be the king of the prom. Bermuda Day Student Council Officers President Treasurer Vice-President Mark Skillings Secretary Mike Moriarty Lou Ann Worsman 109 J. Kheary, M. Christensen, L. Cameron 111 112 Misfits Basketball 113 Blue And White Week Pep Rallies 115 Junior Class Officers President Vice-President Michael Chnstensen Fred Miller Secretary Treasurer Scott Daniels Michael Maguire  ii m[ - ' ' V.-.-t? ' i H 1 ■ - ' ■ ' ■.iY- V Sophomore Class Officers President A Ml Sir i Vice-President Robert Baetaz Treasurer fi V Candy Coffey Secretary 118 Freshmen Class Officers President Vice-President Marilyn Costa Francis Bernard Secretary Treasurer Michael Jones Student Government Day 123 Freshmen Class Advisor J. Mazzerella J. Sykes 125 So, what ' s it all about Millie? Gee, I lost ten thousand on the stock market today. Is this love? 4V American Federation of Teachers Local 1849 132 The Student Council President — Peter Hines Vice-President — Mark SkiUings Secretary — Lou Ann Worsman Tr easurer — Mike Moriaty SPERRY RAND UNIVAC DIVISION 60 William Street Wellesley, Mass. 134 Best Wishes From PERINI CORPORATION Framingham, Massachusetts 135 Compliments of The Student Council High School Book Store 136 The Freshman Class The Staff of the Talon (The Newspaper) 137 Scher Chevrolet 1 SSS Main st Dl ULJvlOIl icicpnonc. joo-yyjyjyj Oive tJs A Trv hrom Ine CLASS of ' 70 ' TO OURSELVES Best of Luck 138 Compliments of the Yearbook Business and Layout Staff (This is a free Ad Cause We Deserve It) 139 B B SPORTS CENTER 561 Smithfield Ave. Pawtucket RJ. 02360 telephone: 722-0909 RJ. ' s Largest Supplier of Athletic Equipment From Elementary School to College From Little League to Major League David J. Beretta — President William Sowers - - Sales Manager Fred S. Balsoni — Treasurer Churchill Linen Plymouth-Home National Bank Established 1803 Supply Co. Inc. 94 Forest St. Brockton ■ 34 School St. Brockton Sends Their Best Wishes Campello, Montello, East Side, Westgate, Bridgewater, Plymouth, Kingston, Duxbury Middleboro, East Bridgewater Manomet, Whitman Best Wishes From Columbia Electric Supply Inc. 3 1 1 Warren Ave. Brockton Campello Shoe Store Inc. 1085 Main St. Brockton, Mass. 648 Pleasant St. Dee ' s Fashions 588-9234 Best of Luck Brockton LEE ELECTRIC CO. 721 Warren Ave. Brockton Telephone: 583-6900 Head For Henry ' s Drive-In 675 Cresent St. Brockton, Mass. Good Luck MARKEY ' S Samuel Steven Wickersham Quion Co. 184 Main Street Brockton, Mass. 200 High Street Boston, Mass. 02110 Sargent Supply Corp. 50 Meadowbrook Rd. Brockton. Mass. 587-1224 Best Wishes From Simpson Spring Beverages Famous for quality, purity, and delicious flavor since 1878 Whittmore Truck Sales Inc. 191 Grove Street Brockton. Mass. Trucks are our business Willis Furniture 1824 Main Street Brockton. Mass. 586-0041 Better Furniture For Less Dyer ' s Shade Shop 421 Belmont St. Brockton, Mass. 586-3871 Repairing Installation A. F. German Co., Inc. 1159 Main St. Brockton. Mass. 586-1302 Taft ' s Inc. Jewelers 1120 Main St. Brockton, Mass. F. C. Phillips Inc. 471 Washington St. Stoughton. Mass. Congratulations to the Seniors From the Juniors Best of Luck to the Seniors From the Sophomores 143 Campello Automatic Transmission 1 14 Montello St. Brockton Telephone: 586-3152 Compliments of Loring Studios Official School Photographers Keyland Constuction Building Contractors Edgarton, Mass. 627-5297 Compliments of Josten Ring Co, North Attleboro, Mass. 144 sponsors John T. Shea Mr. William CoUins Mr. Thomas Williams Mr. Warren E. Turner Mr. John I. Reed Mr. Kadzis Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pollard Mr. James Kelleher Mrs. Dorothy G. SuUivan Mr. and Mrs. David Ellis Mr. Vincent Hughes Mr. Thomas McCabe Mr. John Scudder Wilma Stoddard Mr. William A. McConneU Hugh J. Dawson Mrs. Marjorie Olson Mrs. Millicent Chapman Mrs. Donald Blood Good Luck From The Technical Institute Book Store 145 Patrons Mr. James Goodwin — Let every man be occupied and occupied in the highest employment of which his nature is capable and die with the consciousness that he has done his best. Mr. Dickman — The mass of men lead hves of quiet desperation H.D.T. Mr. Oliver Collard — Silence is golden. Mrs. Ruth MaDusky - Good luck class of 1970. Mrs. Alta Soper Mrs. Emerson Kidder — Congratulations to the class of 1970 . Mr. James S. Harding Mr. and Mrs. Alton E. Nelson — Success in your vocation. Miss Mary M. Riordan — Achieving a goal is never final and failure to do so is never fatal. Mr. Howard Wallace — Good luck to the Seniors. Mr. Belanger — Good luck to the Senior class. Mrs. Richard F. Ludden — Best wishes to the members of the class of 1970. Mr. James Sykes Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gregory — Congratulations on your yearbook. Mr. Peter Rickard — Congratulations to the class of 1970. Mr. Foley — Good Luck. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Selila Mr. Al Miller — Best of luck to the Graduates. Mr. and Mrs. John Scully — Congratulations on your success. Mr. Joseph Landreville — Good Luck Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dennehy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hinko — Congratulations to the Seniors on a job well done. 146 Patrons Mr. Alfred J. Papineau Mr. and Mrs. Damiano Alongi - Best of luck to the graduating students. Miss Linda Noons — Good luck and best wishes to the Seniors. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Madan — Good luck. I, Kevin Hickson, leave to Mr. Quindley one bottle of Love Potion number 9. L Paul Shea, leave my hockey stick for Mr. Quindley to play with. I, Stoney Holt, leave with pleasure. L Stephen Konigsberg, leave my rear end to anyone who wants it. L Paul McCarthy, leave to Mr. Landreville one pack of cigarettes. L Joe Atkinson, leave one Galvonometer to Mr. W. Turner. L Ka ren DeLuca, leave my extreme intelUgence of science to Mr. Dickman. I, Barry Murray, leave to Mr. Goodwin a Canadian Passport. I, Edward Wilbur, leave to Mr. R. Turner all my logical arguments. L Kevin Jardin, leave my car to anyone who can keep the gas tank filled. L Gary Hannon, leave Mr. R. Turner one orange. I, Martin Milgram, leave my spelUng ability to any junior who wants it. I, Steven Buckley, leave my great ability of doing anything to anyone. L Paul Langley, leave to Mr. Murphy all my drafting experience. I, Butch Rondeau, leave my 56 Chevy Hemi to anyone who wants it. L Lou Ann Worsman, leave Miss Anderson her finger exercises. I, Ed Reilly, leave Mr. Drew a few locks of my hair. L Hugh MasKinnon, do hereby bequeath my goalie stick to the Southeastern Hockey Hall of Fame. L Peter Lapiccipella, leave Mr. Quindley one bottle of He-man lotion. L Jack Principe, leave my basketball shirt, 4, to Tuck Young. L Dick Cotter, leave to Mr. Dickman 10 stainless steel receptacle plates. L Terry Keefer, leave to Mrs. Nelson one years free guitar lessons. I, Bill Burke, leave my football jersey to a player who will fit into it. L Paul Goodrich, leave the hot lunch program far behind. I, Donna Tanzi, leave my nickname Twitchet to Mr. Scudder. , Kevin Smith, leave to Mr. Romano my great desire for squeegees. L Susan Goldstein, leave my shop uniform to any junior entering the health field next year. L Tom Bell, leave Mr. Patstuzac, one broken brick. L Loui Casieri, leave one bottle of black shoe dye to Mr. Rainy. L Sherri Reed leave, that ' s it, just leave. L John Kelleher, leave 12 sheets of muddy ply wood to Mr. Rainy. L Jerry Marshall, leave to Mr. Rainy one bent rail. L John Carter, leave Mr. Gallager all my prized business letters with all my aU- bies for being late. L Dyanne Battistello, leave to Candy Coff ' ey, a plate of spaghetti. 147 Class Will I, Martha Famham. leave my past experiences to anybody who wants to learn from them. I, Sharon Waller, leave to Mr. Richard, a nickle. I, Mark Leahy, leave to Mr. Smith half a can of black shoe polish. I, Barbara Tunewicz, leave all my unmade up hours to anyone who wants to make them up. I. Sue Famham. leave with my cowbell. I, Ed Cupozzi, leave one golden Hawk to anyone who wants it. I, Jackie Duquette, leave the Men ' s rooms to all the other girls, just read the door first. I, John Breen, leave my chicken legs to anyone. I, Bill Macomber. leave all my gym shorts and a pack of cigarettes to Mr. Scully. I. Joe DiNunno, leave Mr. McCabe a big slab of rubber in the middle of the shop. I, Joe Malono, leave my good personality to any deserving junior. I. Dennis Cosgrove, leave my skates to Mario and John, one for each. I. Maureen Tompson, leave one unmade bed for Mrs. Nelson. I. Marie Cash, leave my hysterical laugh to any junior who wants it. I, Bruce Bennoch, leave all the warm days for the parties at Horseneck. I. Tom MacNamarra, leave three broken handsaw blades. I, Lynne Cameron, leave my permanent corridor pass to MilUe Arthur. I, Joe Matheny, leave to Mr. Foley, one pair of broken safety glasses to give to a student who forgets them. I, Steve Marves, leave from the wrong exit. I, Bill Bechtel, leave Mr. Foley, with a broken finger. I, Clara Holmes, leave my algebra book for any lucky senior next year. I. Keith Bunavicz, leave Mr. Stevens, my hair. I, Harry Harback, leave Mr. Stevens one gang up in the men ' s room. I, John Simono, leave Mr. Kelleher my big mouth. I, Billy LaDico. leave for work. I, Ed Godsoe, leave Mr. Papineau my 62 Rambler American. I, Scott MacKinnon, leave all my tardy notes and ripped uniforms to Mr. Anastasia. I, Pete Hines. leave all the freshmen three more years of this school. I, George Stanek, leave all the chewed up pencils of Miss Noone ' s to the next senior class. I, Sebouh Garjain, leave Mr. Drew all the dowels that the Senior class used in warfare while he was in the finishing room. I, John Caizza. leave Mr. Quidley a can of green paint and a paint brush. I, Vin DeChristopher leave Mr. Papineau four thousand gallons of greese. I, Dave Silvia, leave to Mr. McCabe 250,000 hours to be served in the Tool Crib. 148 i