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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1972 volume:

SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH EASTON, MASSACHUSETTS LOTTO Ri( : JOW WWUON — CWJ MAN, U Kr ROBERT B. BJUING — ST BRiD SQA AfER J VUEC J. LEONARD — CHARON BACfC ROli CHARLEC U . UcDONALD — NORTON LOTTO Ri( : ROBERT B. CNOU SrOUGRfON CHARLEC D. INDERQON SlON UJSCfN : CLE UENTP. B ALC, VfCE CHAfRA tAN — BROCkTON EDU ARD A. RAV UOND — BROCI N LOUfC E. TARQA, CECREJARV — HANCFfELD VGDICMON Mr. Goodwin showed us the spirit and leadership which helped us, the class of 1 972 to develop. For this reason he will never be forgotten. He was an excellent Student Coun- cil Advisor, showing us that we should be at all times fair. As a Social Studies teacher he always proved to be a fair and honest instructor. For these reasons we the class of 1972 do hereby dedicate the 1972 Invictus to the memory of Mr. James D. Goodwin. 4 In other years, I have referred to the fact that Southeast- ern was a new school with many experiences to encounter and traditions to develop. With the graduation of the Class of 1972, it should be noted that our school has completed five full school years. Experiences hove been encountered; tradition is being developed. In many ways we have accom- plished in five years goals which other schools hove had sev- enty-five or more years to achieve. The success which Southeastern is enjoying is without question due in large part to the conscientious effort, ser- iousness of purpose and dedication to values of our stu- dents. We expect that the contribution to Southeastern ' s ex- perience and tradition made by the Class of 1 972 will signif- icantly determine the role of the school in years to come. The contribution of the Class of 1 972 to these factors is notable. I congratulate you and wish you the best of good fortune in the years to come. I SECONtySRV PROGRAMS Congratulations, Seniors, upon the successful completion of your high school career. The high educational level that has been attained during the past five years at Southeastern Regional Vocational-Technical School was in a large part due to the conscientious efforts of a dedicated student body to which the Class of 1972 made many significant contribu- tions. In this day of uncertainty, inrest and continual change, you are indeed fortunate to have the solid basis of a sound vocational training upon which to build your future. Again, my congratulations for a job well done. 6 ROBERT MAGNJER AC«DE UIC COORDIIMATOR WlLUm McOONNEU. TECHNtCAL eUPERVtSOR JOWNJ WE 19 Mark Denneno Jack Donahue David L. Dovell Lawrence C. Drake Donald M. Drew Joseph Dufresne Richard MacMurdo Denise Marshall Robert Murphy Paul Naves Paul E. Nickerson John M. Nihan Donald Noonan Paul O ' Connor Daniel Pitta Edward Plante Scott L. Rolfe Robert Ternullo Thomas Weineck Joseph Wilbur Roger Willis Fran Wilson On Friday, October 29, 1971 Southeastern hosted the fall Convention of Student Councils. Twenty-six schools participated in the convention. The opening assembly consisted of the welcoming of all the students and advisors and the introduction of the steering committee; Mr. Graves, supt.; Mr. Bum- pus, principal; and Mr. Collard, Mr. Watson, and Mr. Mozzarella, advisors, by Mike Heck, Co-chairman of the steering committee. Senator Jack Quinlan was the main speaker. He captured the attention of all present with his speech concerning recognition of responsibilities which go hand in hand with the new found rights of young peo- ple. After Luncheon was served, the young group broke up into 10 discussion groups. Each group was as- signed a topic relating to the theme of the convention: Vocational Education: Growth, Ideas, and Relation- ships. A closing assembly was held and a few words of thanks were delivered by Jack Donahue, President of Southeastern ' s Student Council, to the memory of Mr. Goodwin for his work in preparing for the convention. 68 69 First Row, L-R: E. Eifler, D. Newby, K. Mclnnis, W. Farwell, M. Romanowicz, co-capl., K. Powers, co-capt., C. Tinkhom, G. MacDougal, C. Butler, P. Moli- tov. Coach Ayvazian. Second Row, L-R: Coach Laws, J. Murdock, P. O ' Mclley, J. Burns, J. Porier, D. Horon, K. Newby, W. Duffy, R. Chambers, E. Dunne, D. Noonan, J. Powers, B. Calnan, R. Therrien, W. Taylor, B. Garrison, P. Perreuly, W. Landenberger, W. Collasi, Coach Driscoll, R. Morgan, mgr. Missing: Coach Scully Firsf Row, L-R: J. Corey, J. Doherty, J. Astore, N. Duchorne, M. Montagno, D. Berry, J. Thomas, J. Sullivan, B. Powers, J. Blodgett. Second Row, L-R: L. Davis, P. Gurley, M. Cahill, E. Murphy, J. Moriorty, M. Miranda, D. Arnold, M. Griffin, S. Habelt, K. Corliss, E. Lucier, Coach Thompson. 52 Consecutive Victories ' 71 ' Record 16 wins 0 losses 0 ties At Sharon: S.E. 1 8, Sharon 42 At Dover Sherborn: S.E. 15, Dover Sherborn 48 At S.E. vs. Oliver Ames: S.E. 21, Oliver 36 At Martha ' s Vineyard: S.E. 15, Martha ' s Vineyard 49 At S.E. vs. Upper Cape Regional: S.E. 19, Upper Cape 43 At S.E. vs. Bristol Aggie: S.E. 15, Bristol Aggie 49 At S.E. vs. Blue Hills: S.E. 15, Blue Hills 50 At Diman Regional: S.E. 15, Diman Regional 49 At S.E. vs. Dighton Rehoboth: S.E. 16, Dighton Rehoboth 51 At S.E. vs. Bishop Conolly: S.E. 15, Bishop Conolly 50 At Blue Hills: S.E. 15, Blue Hills 50 At Nauset Regional: S.E. 15, Nauset Regional 50 At Bristol Aggie: S.E. 15, Bristol Aggie 48 At Martha ' s Vineyard: S.E. 15, Martha ' s Vineyard 50 At S.E. vs. Diman Regional: S.E. 15, Diman Regional 47 At S.E. vs. Nauset Regional: S.E. 15, Nauset Regional 49 Vo-Tech Invitational Meet Southeastern Lynn Trade Diman Regional Bristol Aggie Norfolk Blue Hills Regional Upper Cape Regional Mayflower League Meet Southeastern Bristol Aggie Nauset Regional 80 Blue Hills Regional JUNfOR VARjQtlY Front: Ed Eifler, Chris Wagner, Brian Garrison, John Lynch, Gary Brown, Bill Landenberger, Coach Anderson. Back: Emmett Baily; Manager, Bob Foulchom, Mike Rallas, Fred Langone, Alan Osborne, Larry Elsmore. Kneeling, Left to Right: Joe Sullivan, Willie Harrison, Mike Cahill, Kevin Trov bridge, George St. Cyr, Dennis Mousette. Standing, Left to Right: Coach Worden, John Dickenson, Ed Ducier, Ryan Alger, Jeff Elsmore, Jim Corey, Manager Vyto Sablevicius. First Row, Left to Right: P. Thrasher, C. Bradford, M. Messir a, B. Weeks, K. Powers, G. McCartney, Copt. S. Pushee. Second Row, Left to Right: R. Dunn, R. Fovret, J. Eisenhouer, G. MocDougall, K. Gould, C. Southern, E. Chaves, T. Mahoney, D. Rock, Coach Scul- ly. front Row, Left to Right: Corliss, Ford, Geiler, Pauline, Poliseno, Camillone, Weston. Rear, Left to Right: Coach Arena, Poirier, E. Powers, W. Powers, Ethier, Dovell, Murphy. 84 1970-71 BASEBALL-MM OCACWPfZIB 86 CIUDENT COUNCIL Front Row, L-R: P. Chiulli, W. Harrison, J. Donahue, D. John- son, D. Lauze, R. Moloney, G. Altieri, W. Melberg. Second Row: A. Jardin, D. Pitta, R. Bagfoz, D. Packard, A. Dzenew- agis, M. Leahy, K. Newby, L. Gummow. Third Row: D. Cot- ter, R. Perron, T. Rezendes, C. Monroe, C. Sears, J. Urba- nowicz, D. Boimila, M. Cassaro. Fourth Row: J. Condon, R, Weeks, D. Sergio, J. MacMohan, R. Purdy, J. Forio, M, Heck. Front Row, L-R: S. Lawn, L. Scriven, M. Griffin, J. Blodgett, J. Geiler, B. Garrison, R. Therrien, E. Chaves. Second Row: T. Coughlin, K. Gould, R. Henderson, J. Cheromcka, R. O ' Con- nell, C. Cook, G. Latromouille, L. Devnue. Third Row: R. MocMurdo, M. Bell, D. Mission, S. Stanek, L. Burke, V. Dani- loff, R. Urenas, L. Cornell. OFFfCERC Top Row, L-R: Denise Lauze, LuAnn Hanson, Sue Stanek, Brenda Beaman, Cheryl Sears, Sherry Linehan. Second Row, Mr. Rickard; Advisor L-R: Richard McMurdo, Charlotte Watson, Doey Bezanson, Doug Pearson, Mark Mendes, Marty Lyons. Front Row, L-R: Richard Fournier, Business Manager; Bob Bagtaz, Editor-in-Chief; Fran Wilson, Managing Editor; Bill Smith, Layout Manager. Top Row, L-R: Bruce Baker, Eric Jackson, Joe Faria. Front, L-R: Mary-Lou Blazewicz, Mark Mendes, Neol Blackman, Millie Arthur, Mr. Cosato, Advisor. Missing: Richard Caswell, Denise Lauze, Richard Fournier, Shelly Fitzgerald, Dianne Therrien. 97 Front Row, L-R: Sherry Linehan, Brian Garrison, Jack Donahue, Brenda Beaman, Mike Cassaro, Jim Condon, Sue Stanek, Dana Johnson. Second Row, L-R: Millie Arthur, MaryLou Blazewicz, Mike Heck, Bob Wood, George Monaco, ScoM Rolfe, Peter Yates. Third Row, L-R: Richard Bergeron, Joe Fario, Charlotte Watson, Dorothy Bezanson, Mark Messina, Joe Mather, Wayne Melberg, Denise Lauze. Fourth Row, L-R: David Newby, Bob Ther- rlen, Steve Lupica, fc J Eirler, Joe Meade, Ken Florio, Mike Thomas, Mr. Magner. L-R: Eric Jackson, Nancy Farnham, Donna Mission. 98 V p A A mJL ICNflVES CAfJCV COFFEE. C u T E. C T BEST DRESSED: jaCJCDOIMdHUE u rmESr: BOB SrONJ UOST OMBmOUS: Mr. Wallace Mrs. Carey, Sec. 106 Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Sullivan Mrs. Hayward First Row, L-R: Mrs. Violo, Mrs. Atherton, Mrs. Pollard, Mrs. Stoddard. Second Row, L-R: Mrs. Farnham, Mrs. Burney, Mrs. Fur- 108 L-R: Mr. Williams, Mr. Weii T A W U B D I 0 V t Q U A L Mr. Sullivan D P A T M B N T L-R: Mrs. Marvell, Mrs. Foote. 109 OACC WILL , RALPH ADAMS, leave to Mr. Ahola 500 lbs. of moldy bread dough. I, ROBERT ANTON, leave Mr. Madonna 3 pair of knit bell bottoms and 3 qts. of school stain. I, RALPH ARCHIBALD, leave 1 dozen Japanese golf balls to Mr. Belanger. I, MILLIE ARTHUR, leave Miss Sullivan my mind and all my good memories of the school. ARNOLD BAKER leaves Mr. Anastasia 3 bent reamers and 2 broken taps. BRUCE BAKER leaves to Mr. Foley his catcher ' s mask. ALAN BATES leaves nothing to nobody. PEGGY BENVIE leaves Mr. Nystrom and Mr. Ahola and Mr. Duffy, Joe St. Jean to have for the next 2 years to put up with. I, ROBERT BESSE, leave to Mr. Gregory one Brave New World book, to see if he can read it. I, GREGORY BETHONEY, leave all teachers disgusted. I, NEIL BLACKMAN, leave Mr. Cosato My Pumpkin. I, MARYLOU BLAZEWICZ, leave Miss Sullivan a peace- ful gym class to teach. I, MARY ANNE BORGESON, leave Mr. Nystrom a white mouse. I, JAMES BURNS, leave my membership card in Mr. Gregory ' s fan club. I, JOHN CARLSEN, leave to Mr. Turner a new canoe paddle. I, GARY CARTER, leave 200 pencils to Mr. John Reed to roll in his fingers. I, RICHARD CASWELL, leave to Mr. Murphy and Mr. Williams all my well traveled halls. I, WILLIAM CERCE, leave Mr. Selila 18 years experi- ence. I, PETER CHUILLI, leave to Mr. Williams my patched dungarees. I, CANDY COFFEY, leave S.E. with great memories of the past only to join Fred. I, WILLIAM CONNELL, leave to machine shop all my broken end mills and taps. I, JIM DAVEY, leave to Mr. McCabe 10 lbs. of speedy dry. I, DAVID DeFLAVIS, leave to Mr. McCabe 4 brand new $5 retreads. MARK DENNENO leaves Mr. McKim 100 lbs. of dried ink and your expert demonstrations conducted in class. I, JACK DONAHUE, leave 2 slightly used fire alarms, one cancelled rock concert and the old dress code to the higher Victorians of the staff. I, DAVID DOVELL, leave Mr. Balch all my ass aches from the cross country team. I, LARRY DRAKE, leave to Mr. Williams all of my excess height. I, DON DREW, leave to Mr. Turner a peach basket to carry out his intramural championships. I, JOE DUFRESNE, leave, that ' s all, just leave. RICHARD INUFUSSI leaves Mr. Quindley 30 pages of code questions to do in one day. I, WILLIAM DUQUETTE leave Mr. Thompson a 3 ' pipe wrench with grease. I, AL DUVERGER, leave David DeFlavis 4 drums of old motor oil to fill his engine. I, JOE FARIA, leave to Mr. Anastasia all my knowledge of working on a lathe and Bridgeport. Might do him some good someday. I, KENNETH FLORIO, leave to Mr. Nystrom 100 pots and pans to be washed and put away. THOMAS FORD leaves Mr. Thompson knowing that he will be a plumber. I, MARK FOSTER, leave to Pres. Nixon Vietnam. I, RICHARD FOURNIER, leave all my days on that scal- ing area in shop to anyone who wants them, and my cake decorating skills to Edward Case. I, RICHARD GLENN, leave to the Southeastern student body an all year pass, good for anywhere anytime. In hope of getting rid of monitors. I, JOHN GOODRICH, leave behind demerits for smok- ing in basements. LEONARD GRAF — I leave. ANNE HACKER — I leave nothing. I, JOHN HARDIMAN, leave one broken razor. I, MIKE HECK, leave to Mr. Quindley my hands, so he will have fun scratching his head and fingers at the same time. i, RALPH HENDERSON, leave to Mr. Cosato 105 pounds of pencil shavings. I, JOSEPH HODSON, leave all my memories to Mr. An- astasia and all his stories to Mr. Selila. I, MARY HOPPS, leave to Mr. Ahola one jar of bugs for the bench in shop. I, DAVID JARDIN, leave all my tardy slips to anyone who wants them. I, DANA JOHNSON, leave to Mr. Turner one hospital bed for injuries suffered in his classroom. DANA KEARNS leaves to Mr. Drew ten feet of hair so he can cut it instead of mine. DAVID KEMPF leaves Mr. Langebach a badge and whistle. I, STEPHEN LaBIANCA, leave the bad memories and take the good ones with me. no I, TIM LAGERSTEDT, leave to Mr. lannitelli an instruc- tion book on how to use the analog computer. I, STEVEN LAURSEN, leave five pounds of grease and an ounce of gas to Mr. McCabe. I, MARK LEROY, leave Mr. Thompson my joint runner. ARTHUR LEVENSON leaves Mr. Gregory four years of his notes. I, BRAD LOVELY, leave this stupid demerit system for younger students. ROY LUPPINA leaves the best of luck to all the sports teams and especially to Mr. Scully and his hockey team. MARTY LYONS leaves Mr. Shea one kneaded eraser; may he rub himself out. I, RICHARD MacMURDO, leave Mr. Shea a dumptruck load of day old popcorn. I, DENISE MARSHALL, leave Mr. Foley all my paper back books. HANK MAURER leaves all his memories of this school and students to the office records. I, PAUL McBEE, leave not one single thing. I, CONRAD MEDEIROS, leave all of my great electrical inventions to the electrical dept. I, PHIL MEEKS, leave to a good friend, Mr. Belanger, my entire collection of basketball cards. I, WAYNE J. MELBERG, leave to Mr. V illiams my sec- ond hand stilts. Ha! And a harty thanks. To the school itself I leave all the junk in my cubby hole in room 660. To Mr. Murphy I leave lots of luck with the com- ing classes. I, DONALD MESSERE, leave to Mr. Drew 13 lbs. of wooden nickels and dowel. I, RONALD MISSION, leave all the compasses and welding books I stole from Mr. Welsh ' s class. I, DANA MORTON, leave Mr. Quindley one foreman ' s job, I ' d rather work. I, PAUL NAVES, leave Southeastern with great plea- sure, I, PAUL NICKERSON, leave a pair of run down boots and a dirty uniform. I, RICHARD O ' CONNELL leave Mr. Reed all my books so he can finish all those reports for me. And Mr. Quinley, I leave my code book and all my worn out pencils to prove I did the code questions. I, PAUL O ' CONNOR, do will to Joe Hudson 1 piece of A. B.C. gum for the new year — To Mr. Selia all my years of experience and to Bill Cerce 1 years member- ship to the Tex Critter Fan Club. Oh Yeah! I, DAVID PACKARD, leave 40,000 burning cigarette butts to Mr. Lagenbach and Mr. Madan. I, GLENN PAPARO, leave all my snow jobs to Mr. Be- langer. I, THOMAS PARENTEAU, leave to Mr. Murphy an album of John Lennon (Working Class hero). I, BOB PARSONS, leave my shoes and my uniform. I, ROBERT PERRON, leave a nickel to Mr. Drew every time his space shoes get a flat or have to be re- capped. I, ROBERT PIKE, leave 1 30 lbs. of chewed up bubble gum to Mister Gregory hoping he ' ll have a ball with it. I, DANNY PITTA, leave some poor junior all my tech re- port notes from Mr. Gregory. I, DENNIS POLI, leave Mr. Ahola the wet and dry proof boxes for him to plug in himself in the following years. I, KEVIN POWERS, leave 400 deflated footballs to Coach Ayvazian and Co. I, KEITH PRIOR, leave my basketball sneakers to Mr. Clay. I, SCOTT ROLFE, leave to Mr. Williams 4 pair of eleva- tor shoes and to Mr. Murphy all my broken pencils. I, DAVID ROOSLET, leave an entire drawer of books from B.H.S. I, JAMES ROSE, leave to anyone who wants them all the short circuits I had in my 3 years here. I, MIKE SHEEHAN, leave to Mr. Cosato 200 boxes of pencils. I, BILL SMITH, leave behind the mystery of all the fire alarms and Brad Lovely ' s skin head. I, JOHN SMITH, leave my dirty shop uniform and all the tools I broke. CRAIG SOUTHERN leaves John LoDico a hairnet for his following years in the Graphic Arts Shop. I, GEORGE SOUZA, leave Mr. Scully 1 hockey puck, I leave the school l t for a lost book. I, BONNIE STUKIS, leave to let Jimmy walk the corri- dors alone until the day we get together as husband and wife. I, WILLIAM TAYLOR, leave Coach Laws a picture of Mark Guaraldi so he can remember the swell times we had in class. I, BOB TERNULLO, do leave my leather coat to Mr. Laws, (if I can get it off) I, JAMES TOPOULOS, leave Mr. Gregory a picture of Mareau. ARTHUR THRASHER leaves, the sooner the better. I, GEORGE LA TREMOUILLE, will leave. ROBERT UPTON leaves Carpentry Shop 1 pound of wood shavings. I, ROBERT URENAS, leave 2 books on revolution by Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin to Mr. Madan. I, THOMAS WALTER, will leave Mr. Foley with no more headaches. I, PETER YATES, do hereby leave to Mr. Rickard my nickname of Pistol Pete. I, WILLIAM YOUNG, leave all Mr. Gregory ' s notes to the Junior class, to be used as confetti at the next 3 pep rallies. 11 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Alvarnaz Mr. Anderson Mr. Annunziato Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Archer Mr. Arena Mr. Ayvazian Mr. and Mrs. David Balch Mr. Belanger Mr. Bumpus Mr. and Mrs. Anton Buschenfeldt Mr. and Mrs. Michael Capone Mr. Oliver Collard The Family of Martha and Sarah Collins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cosoto Mr. Dawson Danny DiBona Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drew Mr. Fanning Mr. Foley Mrs. Betty Foote Mr. and Mrs. George Fournier Mr. Donald Graves Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gregory Mr. Hanson Mr. Hinko Mr. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Kidder Robert E. Kondracki Mr. Lane Mr. Vernon Laws Mr. Modon Mr. and Mrs. William Madusky Mr. Magner Laura D. Marvill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mazzarella Mr. McConnell Mr. McKim Mr. Miller Mrs. Nelson Miss Noone Mr. A. Pastuzak Mr. Quindley Mr. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rickard Mary Riordan Mr. Scully Mr. Shea Mrs. Alto Soper Southeastern Regional School Library Miss June Stetson Mr. Stevens Miss Gail Sullivan Ralph Theriault Mr. Thompson Walter Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Warren Turner Mr. William H. Watson Mr. Woodacre Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zuckerbrod CCMPU UENTS OP OACC OP 1 972 PR fDENT: GEOR SE UCIMACO ACB PRESIDENT: IVANN RANSOM SECREfZlRV: SWERRY UNERAN TR SURER : U rOW IWWEtL compu uents OPTRB COLW STERNJ R£ ONAL T CRER ' C PEDER ON LOCAL 1849 PREfitDENT: MA!U9JJ fOLEf VICE PRESIDEfJT: PEIER (Sf2E60Ry USeaSURER VINCENT MU(£HES RECORDING SECREIZIRV: PEIER, RiCKARD CORREePONDIN© SECREPIRV: fiUA SOPER ASSISplNnREAeURER GEORxSE kXllH CLACQ OP 1972 COMPU UEMS OF DOD( - UURPWV 6S2 PLeAQAfJT STREET BROCfOON, MASS. YOUR RALPH ADAMS 1 80 Winter Street Brockton, Mass. 586-2375 Commercial Foods Water Skiing . . . Going Out With Girls . . . Nick- name: Sue . . . Fishing . . . Linda ROBERT ANTON 302 Chauncy Street Mansfield, Mass. 339-3567 Carpentry Nickname: Atom . . . Weight Lifting RALPH ARCHIBALD ■43 Coburn Street Brockton, Mass. 586- 8514 Plumbing Nickname: Archie . . . Golf . . . Sports . . . Sleep- ing EMELIA ARTHUR 89 Fitzpatrick Ave. Brockton, Mass. 587- 3917 Graphic Arts Guitar . . . Singing . . . Bum Around . . . Meet Dy- namite People . . . Year Book . . . Cheerleader . . . Student Council ROBERT BAGTAZ 85 Royburn Rood Stoughton, Mass. Metal Fabrication Baseball . . . Drinking . . . Prom . . . Student Coun- cil .. . Yearbook Editor ARNOLD BAKER 114 Newbury Street Brockton, Mass. 588- 9898 Machine Shop Track Manager BRUCE BAKER 541 North Cory Street Brockton, Mass. 587-0982 Graphic Arts Nickname: Trixie MARK BARRETT 107 Leach Street Stoughton, Mass. 344-2314 Plumbing Basketball . . . Motorcycles . . . Skimobiling ALAN BATES 91 Perry Ave. Stoughton, Mass. 344-3810 Auto Mechanics MARY BELL 87 Union Street Mansfield, Mass. 339-4442 Commercial Foods Nickname: Tinker . . . Sing Like Millie . . . Train 116 Racehorses MARGUERITE BENVIE 72 Maolis Ave. West Bridgewafer, Mass. 583-4020 Commercial Foods Dave . . . Purple ... Big Whoop ROBERT BESSE 259 Depot Street South Eoston, Mass. 238-4543 Cabinetmaking Lu-Ann Forever . . . Intramural Baseball . . . Hockey GREGORY BETHONEY 102 Bartlett Street Brockton, Mass. 586- 4175 Metal Fabrication Nickname: Booboo . . . Sleeping NEAL BLACKMAN 249 Green Street Brockton, Mass. 587- 4463 Graphic Arts Taping Records . . . Car . . . Truck . . . Newspa- per . . . Girl Watching . . . Nickname: Alice MARY LOU BLAZEWICZ 155 Winter Street Brockton, Mass. 583-7469 Commercial Foods Nickname: Lulu . . . Basketball . . . Horseback Rid- ing .. . Prom Committee MARY ANN BORGESON 10 Grove Street Stoughton, Mass. Commercial Foods Nickname: Mary ... Jr. Prom Committee . . . May- thing 71 . . . Listening to Records RONALD BOUCHER 53 Auburn Street Brockton, Mass. 588- 4049 Auto Body Nickname: Crash . . . Drag Racing . . . Girls CHARLES BUNKER 797 Bedford Street E. Bridgewater, Mass. 378-2227 Auto Mechanics JAMES BURNS 40 Corey Circle Stoughton, Mass. 344-9784 Electricity Football . . . Partying at Glenn Echo ' s . . . Smoking In The Basement ... To Be Happy DONALD BUSBY 214 Massopoag Ave. North Eoston, Moss. 238-6896 Commercial Arts Nickname: Buzz . . . 428 Ford Ranchero . . . Cit- izens Band Radio . . . Gymnastics ROBERT CAHILL 97 Division Street Brockton, Mass. Machine Shop Baseball . . . Basketball . . . Bowling . . . Fish- ing .. . Huntirig . . . Alternate Student Council Rep. DEBORAH CAREY 92 Wilder Street Brockton, Mass. 586-8413 Commercial Arts GEORGE J. CAREY 244 Mill Street Mansfield, Moss. 339-8601 Carpentry JOHN S. CARLSEN 28 Daly Drive Stoughton, Moss. 344-3476 Electronics Intramural Football . . . Hockey . . . Camping . . . Canoeing ... Big Mac DAVID M. CARROZZA 78 Lawerence Street Brockton, Mass. 583-1310 Carpentry Sports . . . Cars . . . Girls GARY CARTER 56 Broadway Stoughton, Mass. 344-2262 Electricity Watching Bruins . . . Tolon Staff 2 . . . Beating On Sophomores ROBERT R. CASEY 74 Annadea Road Brockton, Mass. 586- 7054 Machine Shop Basketball . . . Partying At Glen Echo ' s RICHARD CASWELL 37 New Taunton Ave. Norton, Mass. 285-3555 Machine Drafting Cars . . . Girls . . . Yearbook . . . Photography WILLIAM CERCE 564 Belmont Street E. Bridgewafer, Mass. Machine Shop Student Council Rep. Grades 10 and 11 PETER CHUILLI 165 Pine Street Brockton, Moss. 587- 5873 Machine Drafting Nickname: Chu . . . Music . . . Going Far Away . . . One Girl ROBERT F. CLARK 7 High Street Foxborough, Mass. 543-2769 Auto Mechanics The Junky CANDACE M. COFFEY 80 Williams Street Mansfield, Mass. 339-7584 Commercial Foods Being With Fred . . . Cheerleader Captain ... To Be Happy In Life THOAAAS COLLEHE 16 Laurel Road Sharon, Mass. 784-3957 Metal Fabrication Hockey . . . Hunting . . . Skating . . . Swimming JIM CONDON 898 Montello Street Rrockton, Mass. 583-7298 Electronics 750 Norton Chopper . . . Monitor . . . Skinny Dip- ping . . . Fire Alarms BILL CONNELL 161 Pine Street Stoughton, Mass. 344-9075 Machine Shop MICHAEL CRUISE 63 Lafoye Street Brockton, Mass. 586-8289 Auto Body Cars . . . Diane ALLAN CUMMINGS 290 Cocasset Street Foxboro, Mass. 543-6058 Metal Fabrication WILLIAM CURTIN 101 Hovendan Ave. Brockton, Mass. 588-0678 Plumbing Hockey . . . Baseball JIM DAVEY 20 Poquanticut Ave. Eoston, Mass. 238-3937 Auto Mechanics DAVID DEFLAVIS 9 Bradford Ave. Brockton, Mass. 586-4990 Auto Mechanics MARK DENNENO 583 Morton Street Stoughton, Moss. 344-2719 Graphic Arts Working . . . Racing . . . Cars . . . Nickname: Mole JACK DONAHUE 249 Hillberg Ave. Brockton, Mass. 587-1584 Electronics Parties . . . Music . . . Student Council . . . Fire Alarms . . . Smoke DAVID DOVELL 318 Forest Ave. Brockton, Mass. 586- 6150 Cabinet Making Cross Country . . . Track . . . Basketball . . . Pho- tography LAWERENCE C. DRAKE 249 Crescent Street E. Bridgewater, Mass. 378-2823 Machine Shop Nickname: Larry . . . Basketball DONALD M. DREW 122 Sunset Drive Brockton, Mass. 587- 2131 Electronics Maything . . . Intramurals . . . Karen . . . Junior Prom . . . Horatio Hornblower JOSEPH DUFRESNE 1 1 Smith Street Norton, Mass. 285-3134 Carpentry WILLIAM DUQUEHE 589 East Street Brockton, Mass. 583-4260 Plumbing ALAN DUVERGER 1 2 Wall Street Brockton, Mass. 583-1068 Auto Mechanics Class Pain NORMAND EISNOR 88 N. Washington Street Norton, Mass. 285-6957 Auto Mechanics JOSEPH FARIA 24 Warre Ave. Stoughton, Mass. 344-5952 Machine Shop Nickname: Joe . . . Bowling . . . Dating . . . Con- fusing The Teachers KENNETH P. FLORIO 107 Menio Street Brockton, Mass. 583-4561 Commercial Foods Nickname: Ken ... 67 Firebirds . . . The Old Gang . . . Girls THOMAS K. FORD 17 N. Grove Street Foxboro, Mass. 543-7493 Plumbing Working on 63 Buicks . . . fishing . . . Fixing Transmission AAARK FOSTER 410 Torrey Street Brockton, Mass. 587-4067 Electricity Music . . . Water Skiing . . . Band 3 . . . Favorite Color Blue RICHARD D. FOURNIER 646 Foundry Street S. Easton, Mass. 238-4093 Commercial Foods Nickname: Fuzzy . . . Coffee Shop . . . Year- book . . . Buying Expensive Clothes STEVE GAAAMONS 91 Randall Street N. Easton, Mass. 238-4302 Cabinetmaking Intramural Football . . . Basketball RICHARD GLENN 27 Nye Street Brockton, Moss. 586-2231 Electronics Cars . . . Girls . . . Hockey . . . Intramural Sports JOHN GOODRICH 47 Smith Ave. Stoughton, Moss. 344-3129 Metal Fabrication LEONARD GRAF 20 Washington Street N. Easton, Mass. 238-2996 Auto Mechanics JOHN GRONENDYKE 59 Spring Lane Sharon, Moss. 784-5281 Mill and House Carpentry A ARK GUARALDI 103 Wheeler Ave. Brockton, Mass. 586-5929 Metal Fabrication Water Polo . . . Knitting ANNE HACKER 1 8 Studly Ave. Brockton, Mass. 584-0587 Commercial Foods Cooking . . . Rick . . . Basketball . . . Listening to Millie Sing JOHN HARDIMAN 65 Connell Ave. Brockton, Mass. 583-8086 Electronics Triumph 650 ' S . . . Skinny Dipping Last Day of Jr. Year ARTHUR HAYWOOD 984 West Street Stoughton, Mass. 344-7483 Graphic Arts Football . . . Track . . . Basketball 117 MICHAEL P. HECK 45 Oberlin Road Brockton, Mass. 584-2358 Electricity My Cars . . . Intramurals . . . Smoking In The Bath- room RALPH HENDERSON 295 West Street Stoughton, Mass. 344-7288 Carpentry Loves Sports . . . Watch Out JOSEPH HODSON 6 Dean Street Barrowsville, Mass. 285-4000 Machine Shop Cars . . . Boats . . . Skiing MARILYN HOLMES 210 Walnut Street West Bridgewater, Mass. 586-6414 Machine Drafting CHARLES HOMER 1 1 3 Pearl Street Stoughton, Mass. 344-4126 Carpentry PETER HOPGOOD 1 7 Canton Street North Easton, Moss. 238-6204 Metal Fabrication Nickname: Hoppy . . . Sleeping In School . . . Working For Sal MARY D. HOPPS 500 Central Street Avon, Mass. Commercial Foods Being With Butch . . . Cheerleading . . . Prom . . . Newspaper . . . Maything RICHARD M. INFUSSI 27 Green Place Brockton, Mass. 586-6920 Electricity Nickname: Mario . . . Intramurals . . . Basket- ball . . . Football . . . Hockey DAVID M. JARDIN 1 32 Lincoln Street Stoughton, Mass. 344-9326 Machine Drafting Nickname: Jarbo . . . Cars and Pick-Ups . . . Grand Funk . . . Heartbreoker JAMES F. JEWEH 105 Loureston Street Brockton, Moss. 583-2975 Metal Fabrication DANA A. JOHNSON 230 Range Street Brockton, Mass. 588-5491 Electronics Skinny Dipping The Last Day Of Jr. Year . . . Fire Alarms . . . Intramurals DANA S. KEARNS 12 Bradford Street Stoughton, Mass. 344-5638 Cabinet Making The Beatles ... Mr. Gregory ' s Class . . . What Are You? NutI DAVID KEMPF 198 Washington Street North Easton, Mass. 238-4809 Auto Mechanics STEPHEN F. LABIANCA 26 Leah Drive Brockton, Mass. 583-7257 Machine Drafting Boating . . . Fishing . . . Hockey . . . Watching Bruins . . . Intramurals RICHARD LAGERSTEDT 30 1 2th Ave. Brockton, Mass. 587-0595 Auto Mechanics TIMOTHY LAGERSTEDT 30 1 2th Ave. Brockton, Mass. 587-0595 Electronics GEORGE LA TREMOUILLE 20 Martin Street Brockton, Mass. 587-3223 Machine Shop STEVEN K. LAURSEN 40 Union Street Foxboro, Moss. 543-8241 Auto Mechanics MARK E. LEROY 145 Tribou Street Brockton, Mass. 583-261 1 Plumbing 55 Chevys . . . Swapping Engines ARTHUR L. LEVENSON 93 Mansfield Street Sharon, Mass. 784-5655 Mill and House Carpentry BRADFORD J. LOVELY 65 Moraine Street Brockton, Mass. 586-7323 Metal Fabrication Cackling Cactus . . . Polo . . . Drag Racing ROY A. LUPPINO, JR. 53 Capen Street Stoughton, Mass. 344-7980 Carpentry Spic . . . Wrestling On T.V. . . . Baseball . . . Bas- ketball MARTY LYONS 400 South Street Foxboro, Mass. 543-5243 Commerciol Arts Yearbook RICHARD A. MacMURDO 150 College Drive Brockton, Mass. 583-5443 Commercial Arts Found Over Wanda ' s . . . Dicky . . . Goodwin Me- morial . . . Dreamer . . . Football . . . Baseball . . . Yearbook DENISE AAARSHALL 159 Resivour Street Norton, Moss. Graphic Arts Being With Fred . . . Roller Skating . . . Driving Fred ' s Truck . . . Water Skiing JOHN MARTINKUS 39 Farnham Road Stoughton, Mass. 344-4596 Auto Mechanics STEVEN M. AAARTINI 12 Dandy Road Brockton, Mass. 586- 2443 Machine Shop Nickname: Booze . . . Cars . . . Girls . . . Boats . . . Water Skiing HENRY MAURER 90 Park Street Mansfield, Mass. 339-7588 Carpentry Think Hurricane ... For The E.S.A. East Coast Sorf PAUL E. McBEE 1 1 Lovett Ave. Brockton, Mass. 587- 0777 Carpentry JOSEPH J. McMAHON 72 Morse Street Sharon, Mass. 784-2521 Electricity Cross Country . . . Track TONY McNULTY 1 2 Terminal Place Brockton, Mass. 583-6808 Electricity Bowling . . . Baseball . . . Intramurals . . . Chasing Girls . . . Chevys CONRAD MEDEIROS 387 Turnpike Street South Easton, Mass. 238-2815 Electricity Nickname: Steve . . . Likes His Chevys, Bikes . . . Racing PHIL MEEKS 44 Wentworth Ave. Stoughton, Mass. 344-8703 Plumbing 118 Nickname: Flip . . . Softball . . . Girls . . . Basket- ball . . . Football WAYNE MELBERG 67 Sunset Drive Brockton, Mass. 587-5867 Machine Drafting Enjoy My Freedom . . . Part-Time Monitor MARK MENDES 10 Winter Street Foxboro, Mass. 543-2576 Commercial Arts Donna . . . Goodwin Memorial . . . Smiling Year- book . . . Gray Hairs . . . Donuts DONALD MESSERE 25 Mahoney Ave. Stoughton, Mass. 344-1179 Cabinet Making Mopars Forever CHARLES MILLS 1 50 Clifton Ave. Brockton, Moss. 587- 7672 Electricity Cross Country Team RONALD MISSION 69 Robins Street East Bridgewater, Mass. 697-7792 Metal Fabrication RON MOREAU 49 Rayburn Road Stoughton, Mass. 344-7945 Machine Shop Fords . . . Ride Motorcycles . . . Mr. Gregory DANA MORTON 556 Bedford Street East Bridgewater, Mass. 378-2840 Electricity Swimming . . . Skin Diving . . . Repairing Small En- gines ROBERT MURPHY 52 Perkins Street Brockton, Mass. 588- 9571 Auto Body PAUL NAVES 1 8 Snell Street Brockton, Mass. 587- 1174 Graphic Arts PAUL NICKERSON 475 Pond Street East Bridgewater, Mass. 378-7047 Metal Fabrication To Do What Is In Mind JOHN M. NIHAN 51 Clinton Street Brockton, Mass. 588- 6145 Machine Shop Nickname: Johnny Smoke . . . Intramural Sports DON NOONAN 3272 Clifford Ave. Brockton, Mass. 587- 0709 Plumbing Quarterback In Football . . . Was In The Best Shop In The School PAUL O ' CONNOR 1 07 Prospect Street Brockton, Mass. 583-6271 Machine Shop RICHARD O ' CONNELL 157 Copeland Street Brockton, Mass. 583-4043 Electrical Nickname: Dick . . . Bowling . . . Girls . . . Cars . . . Student Council DAVID PACKARD 39 Peterson Road S. Eoston, Mass. 238-4894 Carpentry GLENN PAPARO 1 7 Mercedes Road Brockton, Mass. 583- 3868 Plumbing Basketball . . . Girls . . . Plumbing . . . Frosties On Weekends THOMAS J. PARENTEAU 37 Porter Street Brockton, Mass. 586-0030 Machine Drafting Nickname: Peanuts . . . Girls . . . Cars . . . Protest Marches ROBERT PARSONS 18 Douglas Ave. Brockton, Mass. 586-0075 Plumbing Cross Country . . . Track . . . Girls . . . Foot- ball . . . Plazafarms DOUG PEARSON 30 Ford Street Brockton, Mass. 588- 0398 Metal Fabrication Apartment . . . Mr. Natural PAUL PERRAULT 19 Lilly Ave. Brockton, Mass. 584- 0291 Carpentry Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Football . . . ROBERT PERRON 606 Crescent Street Brockton, Mass. 584-3748 Cabinetmaking Student Council . . . Football . . . Basketball ROBERT PIKE 30 Spruce Street Brockton, Mass. 586-8485 Auto Mechanics DANIEL PIHA 1 1 Clifford Ave. Stoughton, Mass. 344-2177 Cabinetmaking Student Council . . . Monte Carlo . . . Junior Vice President ED PLANTE 108 Oak Street Norton, Mass. 285-7669 Metal Fabrication DENNIS POLI 565 East Ashland Street Brockton, Mass. 588-4966 Commercial Foods Nickname: Governor . . . Likes Girls and Cars . . . Goal College KEVIN POWERS 469 Page Street Stoughton, Moss. 344-7310 Electricity Football . . . Hockey KEITH PRIOR 244 Keith Ave. Ext. Brockton, Mass. 583-9198 Electronics Basketball Captain . . . Student Strike . . . Intromu- rals BERNARD L. REINHARDT 48 Ruth Road Brockton, Mass. 588-0120 Metal Fabrication Nickname: Rhino ROBERT REUTER 154 North Street Foxboro, Mass. 543-2975 Auto Mechanics WILLIAM ROGERS 1 1 5 Hillberg Ave. Brockton, Mass. 586-9032 Commercial Foods Willie . . . College . . . Girls . . . Jumping Hurdles scon L. ROLFE 153 Bryant Street West Bridgewater, Mass. 583-2014 Machine Drafting Woopo . . . Monitor Staff . . . Intramurals TOM ROMANSKE 312 Old Post Rood Sharon, Mass. 784-2672 Metal Fabrication DAVID ROOSLET, JR. 54 Jackson Street Brockton, Mass. 119 587- 5906 Plumbing Drinking . . . Football . . . Dave JIM ROSE 33 Summer Street Mansfield, Mass. 339-2551 Electricity WENDELL SAWYER 16 Sycamore Street Brockton, Mass. 583-0581 Electricity THOMAS SCHWARTZ 759 Central Street Stoughton, Mass. 344-4201 Plumbing Trail Riding . . . Outdoors . . . Fishing WAYNE SEARS 80 Pearl Street Bridgewater, Mass. 677-2295 Auto Mechanics Music . . . Good Weekends ... The Cold Ones MIKE SEMETA 8 Johnson Ct. Brockton, Mass. 588- 0708 Metal Fabrication MICHAEL SHEEHAN 97 Morton Street Stoughton, Mass. 344-3410 Carpentry Skiing . . . Baseball JOHN SMITH 23 Leavitt Street Brockton, Mass. 587-1414 Auto Mechanics Music . . . Cars . . . Shooting pool WILLIAM SMITH Sever Street Stoughton, Mass. Metal Fabrication CRAIG SOUTHERN 1 1 Avon Street Mansfield, Mass. 339-7534 Graphic Arts GEORGE SOUZA 125 Charles Ave. Stoughton, Mass. 344-3373 Electrical Intramurals . . . Rock . . . Cars MICHAEL SOUZA 1 308 Belmont Street Brockton, Mass. 586-2519 Auto Body Nickname: Sue . . . Working On Engines JOHN SPELLACY 33 Thayer Street Brockton, Mass. 583- 4417 Auto Mechanics Cars . . . Girls . . . Auto Shop JOHN STEFANEY 45 Highland Street Sharon, Mass. 784-3713 Auto Body Lynne . . . Bud . . . Hunting ROBERT STONE 5 Tall Tree Rood Sharon, Mass. 784-3961 Plumbing Nickname: Stoned . . . Snacks . . . Office BONITA STUKIS 475 Branch Street Mansfield, Mass. 339-7649 Commercial Foods Nickname: Bonnie . . . Baking . . . Buying Clothes . . . Losing Weight . . . Dates WILLIAM TAYLOR 766 Central Street Stoughton, Mass. 344-3039 Plumbing Football . . . Track . . . Basketball FRED TEDESCO 21 Maxim Street Brockton, Moss. 587-6021 Cabinet Making Football . . . Basketball ROBERT TERNULLO 241 Sully Road Brockton, Mass. 587-1566 Electricit 60 Chevys . . . Sports . . . Cars . . . Girls ARTHUR THRASHER 9 Hill Street Easton, Mass. 238-6447 Electrical RICHARD TOOMEY 57 Winslow Drive Stoughton, Mass. 344-5418 Electronics Nickname: Rick ... 67 Ford . . . Sports Intramurals JAMES TOPOULOS 69 Weston Street Brockton, Mass. 584- 2168 Machine Shop These Past Yrs. Hove Been Boring Due To Lack of In- terest Beyond My Control DONALD TOWER 42 Belmont Street East Bridgewater, Mass. 583-511 3 Auto Body ROBERT UPTON 245 West Chestnut Street Brockton, Mass. 583-6480 Corpentry Boating . . . Fishing . . . Sports ROBERT URENAS 22 Clifford Ave. Brockton, Mass. 587-1037 Graphic Arts Sully . . . Any Spare Change? . . . Music . Girl No. 5 ... No Money THOMAS F. WALTER 1 1 Brewster Road Brockton, Mass. 583-4335 Graphic Arts Running The M 29 . . . Trucks . . . Debbie JEFFERY WAYNE 59 Ames Street Sharon, Mass. 784-3727 Graphic Arts Girls ... 65 Mustang . . . Beating Mom ' s Car . McDonalds BRIAN WEEKS 67 North Ash Street Brockton, Mass. 586-8990 Machine Drafting Hockey . . . Basketball . . . Behind Skyview . Watching The Bruins THOM WEINECK 616 West Street Stoughton, Mass. 344-9252 Carpentry Football . . . Baseball JOE WILBER 121 Poquontic Ave. North Easton, Mass. 238-2158 Auto Body ROGER WILLIS 239 Spring Street West Bridgewater, Mass. 583-1763 Auto Body FRAN WILSON 386 Pleasant Street Stoughton, Mass. 344-5247 Commercial Arts Apartment . . . Yearbook WILLIAM J. YOUNG 222 Elm Street East Bridgewater, Mass. 378-7057 Cobinetmaking Youngy PETER YATES 33 West Elm Street Brockton, Mass. 583-1900 Commercial Foods Pistol Pete . . . Monitor 120 a 1 e% I