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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1976 volume:

I.ll ' ii 1975-1976 Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical School 250 Foundry Street South Easton, Massachusetts There are from time to time mornings when especially the world seems to begin anew . Mornings of creation , I call them . Mornings when men are new born, men who have the seeds of life in them . - Henry David Thoreau n 11 man STEPHEN ASTORE Steve 230 Green St. , Brockton Auto Body Activities: Football - 3 years, - 1 year Ambition: Be a good Body Man Baseball MICHAEL A. BRUGLIERA Boogie, Bugsy, Buzzliera 180 Copeland St. , Brockton Auto Body Activities: Skipping Gym to go Swim- ming at Maplewood Shores Ambition: To be as smart as Big ' D ' and Bulldog Comments: Teachers are okay, they need some more independence I Leave: The Muntz Jet to Mr. Dawson Duck Soup included RONNIE L. CHAMBERLAIN Gameberlain 71 Oak St. , Foxboro Auto Body Ambition: To be a Body Man I Leave: This school with pleasure The first auto accident occurred in New York City, May 30, 1896; it involved a Duryea Moto Wagon and a bicycle. 1 BOB DREW Herd 25 May Street , Sharon Auto Body Ambition: Open a bodyshop, go into service Comments: More studies, more girls, shorter day I Leave: Mr. Dawson my right boot DANIEL GARLAND J C 1087 Warren Avenue, Brockton Auto Body Activities: Sophomore and Junior Stu- dent Council, Student Advisory Coun- cil Ambition: Make money, go in the service , own a night club , be single . Comments: I am honored to be a member of the best shop . I Leave: A leash to the underclassmen in case of bulldog and a good bunch of kids to Mr. Dawson. A LI KRUJA Boomer 19 Clifford Avenue, Brockton Auto Body Ambition: To become a body man, get rich and live long Comments: I finally made it I Leave: Mr. Capone a cut away sec- tion of a Ford Pinto rear quarter and lots of luck Over eighty-three million automobiles are on the roads and highways of the U.S.A. this year. 3 RICHARD MACK Brutis 12 Orange St . , Brockton Auto Body Activities: Spinning Sonic 60 ' s Ambition: To own a body shop and build a race car. Comments: Shop was GREAT! I learned a lot. I Leave: Feeling that in all my years at school I have accomplished something at Southeastern. MICHAEL THOMPSON Mike 263 West Chestnut St . , Brockton Auto Body Activities: Sophomore Hammer Man Ambition: To get a good start in life I Leave: With the knowledge that I have a long way to go, also Big D and Bulldog the Jeep, Muntz and the Fire Engine DAVID ARES 275 Massapoag Ave. Auto Body I Leave: Early The National Safety Council estimates that there will be eleven and one half million accidents this year. KAREN LONDERGAN 63 Albany St. , Brockton Commercial Foods Activities: Newspaper Ambition: To make money good cook . I Leave: Mr. Ahola some patience and be a GEORGE WAIN 3 Stephen Street , Norton Commercial Foods Activities: Freshman Class Treasurer, Intramural Hockey Ambition: To become a good baker. Comments: I thank the Commercial Foods teachers for all the help they ' ve given me. I Leave: Mr. Ahola 10-ounces of salt for the chocolate chip cookies . PAUL WILSON Paul 36 Emmet Street, Brockton Commercial Foods Activities: Intramurals Ambitions: To be as big a cook as Mr. Duffy. Comments: It ' s all gone by so fast, I can ' t believe it. I Leave: Mr. Ahola a lifetime of Gol- den whistles to blow freely . The first method of cooking was probably a combina- tion of roasting and broiling in which meat was buried in live coals. PHILIP BUNKER Phil 21 Whitman Street , Brockton Commercial Foods Activities: Hiking, Traveling, Cook- ing , Bowling , Boating , Poem Writing Ambition: To join the Coast Guard Comments: Thanks to all teachers, especially one, for getting me into commercial foods. I Leave: Mrs. Hancock and Mrs. Larsen all the new students. DOUGLAS SMITH Smitty 691 Central Street, East Bridgewater Commercial Foods Activities: To travel around in a van with a motorcycle , then get married . Comments: Don ' t knock it until you tried it , also more school spirit I Leave: My picture MERRILEE ADAMS Sumo 396 Summer Street , East Bridgewater Commercial Foods Activities: Monitor, Softball, Basket- ball Intramurals Ambition: To succeed in becoming a baker or chef and own my own bakery or restaurant Comment: There ' s nothing that school wouldn ' t do for you as long as you work for it. I Leave: Nothing but thanks to my shop Bags made of animal hides, baskets made of birch bark , woven reeds and large seashells served as the first cooking pots . RONALD SPAULDING RJ 18 Pinehurst Ave . , Brockton Commercial Foods Activities: Intramurals Ambition: To be a chef and make a million JOHN PERRY John 44 Benham St . , Brockton Commercial Foods Activities: Intramurals Ambition: To be rich before I ' m 25 Comments: It went by so fast I can ' t believe it I Leave: The school JAMES SHEEHAN Jamey 449 West Chestnut St . , Brockton Activities: Motorcycles Ambition: Be a successful chef Comment: It wasn ' t bad but I ' m glad it can ' t happen again I Leave: Teddy one broken cash regis- ter The first breads were made from the seeds of wild grains which were ground between stones, mixed with water and spread on hot , flat stones . 7 CHARLES HUSSELBEE Chuck 186 Billings Street, Sharon Commercial Foods Activities: Varsity Hockey Ambition: To be a hotel manager Comments: The Administration should try to listen to the students more I Leave: Duffy all 21 recipes JOHN CANZANO Jack 459 Matfield Street, West Bridgewater Commercial Foods Activities: Student Council 9, 10, School Committee Rep. 9, Intramu- rals, Football 9, 10, Monitor 11, 12, Newspaper 12 Ambition: To own a place of my own and watch everyone else work. I Leave: Mr. Duffy my three recipes. LEA LEAHY 38 Albion Street , Brockton Commercial Foods Activities: Cheerleading , Jr. Prom Chairman Ambition: To live a full happy life and stay happy with Tommy. Comment: My Junior and Senior years were my best. I ' ll miss my friends. I Leave: Thanks to all my teachers and hope that I can put to good use the trade that they have taught me . Early immigrants to this country brought with them many of their national recipes and have provided us with a great variety of food preparation ideas. 8 DAVID WHITE Whitey 71 Morse Street, Sharon Commercial Foods Activities: Intramural Hockey, Soft- ball Ambition: To move to Hawaii and party Comments: Need new rules and excit- ing classes. I Leave: Mr. Nystrom a tall blonde named Bertha RICHARD WALSH Waldo the Wizard 147 Drake Avenue , Stoughton Commercial Foods Activities: Intramural Hockey Ambition: To make a million dollars Comments: Whoever thought up smok- ing I.D. ' s is burnt. JAMES COFFEY Coffey Lapue Easton Mobile Home Park, South Easton Machine Shop I Leave: Joe a shovel for his bull. The broad regional variations in American Cookery reflect the history and expansion of the U.S. and its native food resources . 9 KEITH THOMAS 326 Massapoag Ave . , Sharon Machine Shop Ambitions: T.B.L.D. , T.M.D. Comments: 1-4-3 Diane, My Blue Mustang, Saturday Night, Dragging, Classy Restaurants, Why S.I.O. 1-4-3 Diane Forever I Leave: Joe the cutting speed formula RICHARD L. PHILLIPS JR. Beach 538 West Union St. , East Bridge water Machine Shop Activities: The beach parties, Boo- gyin Ambitions: To become a licensed merchant marine Comments: The school is a real party joint but a lousy place to go eat I Leave: As wasted as I came WAYNE D. YOUNG Dwayne 145 Central St . , South Easton Ambition: To try to pass and get out, and buy a car so I won ' t have to take the bus. Comments: This school has really changed . I Leave: Sam my height Many New England dishes are a unique combination of English recipes and Indian foods and techniques. 10 J, 1 4r. AL BLANCHARD Al 206 Plain St. , Stoughton Machine Shop Activities: Partying Ambition: To do a doughnut on the school front lawn with my 340 Duster. Comments: If the administration hires any more stars, pretty soon the win- dows will have bars. I Leave: Sam my hair, Dom my tank top , and Cheryl my body . STEPHEN THOMAS 78 Oak St . , Norton Machine Shop Ambition: To get out of the parking lot first . I Leave: Joe Selila a dozen melted popsicles, and a stale cake. JAMES GOMES Lou 547 Washington St. , South Easton Machine Shop Activities: Partying Ambition: To master Joe ' s Art of Bull. To beat Al ' s 340 Duster with my 302 Falcon . Comments: Partying at Bert ' s. I Leave: Mr. Arena all my butts, Mr. A and Mr. Selila some of my hair. In 1763, James Watt began his experiment with the Steam Engine . He could not find anyone to drill a per- fect hole and the need for Machinists was instituted. 1 1 RONALD PURICELLI Ronny Baby ! ! 227 Pearl St. , Brockton Electricity JOE HOLBROOK JR. UG! ! 79 Turner St. , Brockton Electricity Activities: Intramural Basketball, Hockey, Football, Volleyball Ambitions: To get my master ' s in Electricity, and live comfortably. Comments: The kids in the school are great, especially the Electrical class of 76 I Leave: Smiling RICHARD WALKER JR. 114 Pine St. , Eastondale Electricity Ambition: To own a business Comments: Shop is great, Academics are a BORE! ! I Leave: Pursuing my ambition In the 6th century B.C., a Greek Philosopher named Thales noticed that amber, when rubbed, attracted light objects such as feathers. 12 BERTON VERITY Variety 18 Tolman St. , Sharon Electricity Ambition: To head north and find work in the trade Comments: Life is what you make of it. I Leave: Mr. Quindley one of my sis- ter ' s wigs. CARL WEBBER Convenient Carl 20 Smiley Ave. , Mansfield Electricity Ambition: To go through life a success and to run a successful business Comments: The school is run like a prison . I Leave: Nothing MARK CARLSON Cat 56 Thurber Ave . , Brockton Electricity Activities: Floor Hockey, Football and Basketball Ambition: To graduate I Leave: Mr. Quindley all the goods. •J In the 3rd century B.C., Theophrastus observed that an attraction was created when certain gems were rubbed . 13 TED BOSLEE B oz 150 Cherry Street , Brockton Electricity Activities: Hockey, Football Ambition: My master ' s in electricity, see the world and just be happy . Comments: Don ' t let Mr. Q back you up against the wall . I Leave: Mr. Quindley my job sheets DAVID RANDALL Greaser 415 North Montello Street , Brockton Electricity Activities: Intramural Softball, Hockey, Volleyball Ambition: To become an electrician and make a good living Comments: It was easy with sleeping during related and a drag in math. I Leave: Mr. Quindley an electric chair and all my work. PAUL DAY Huck 281 Central Street, Mansfield Electricity Activities: Hockey, Football Ambition: To understand my comment Comments: The school is alright. It ' s the people who run it. I Leave: Nothing. In 1700 A.D. , William Gilbert wrote a book on Mag- netism in which he called the changed gems elect- rums from the Latin word for amber. 14 EDWARD THERRIEN Jack 158 Plain St. , Norton Electricity Activities: Football, Track, Monitor Ambition: To work and make money. Comment: The school will smarten up and be alright soon. I Leave: Fast, and I ' m happy to leave. DONALD CLARK Clarky 42 Grant Ave . , Brockton Electricity Activities: Basketball and Track Ambition: To be an electrician. I Leave: Mr. Anderson my autograph and Artie to Mrs. Kidder. JOHN ADAMS Eddie 28 Bigney Ave . , Brockton Electricity Ambition: To graduate Comments: You ' re going to lose it guys I Leave: Mr. Quindley one can of head polish. BARRY WALDEN Green-Man 77 Southfield Dr. , Brockton Electronics Activities: Almost anything Ambition: To graduate High School Comments: I would like to come back to this school when the bars are out of the windows I Leave: All the rubber in the shop to Mr. Watson ' s neck. ROBERT NAPHEN Bob 1463 Turnpike St. , Stoughton Electronics RICHARD AKERBLOM Rich 575 East St. , Brockton Electronics The Electron Tube had its origin in an unexpected Electric effect discovered by Thomas Edison in 1883. 16 STAN BOUCHARD Boo 116 Main St. , Foxboro Electronics Activities: Intramural sports Ambition: To be a success at what I do Comments: I regret not being able to get back . . . I Leave: with more. LLOYD ELLIS Pink Floyd 17 Baker St . , Foxboro Electronics Activities: Track, Basketball, Intramural Sports Ambition: To become an Electronic Engineer Comments: This is the best High School I ever attended (the only one) I Leav e: Mr. Ianitelli a Dick Tracy detective kit, and Mr. Watson a bottle of Mop ' n ' Glow HOWARD MARSHALL Martal 27 Norfolk Place , Sharon Electronics Activities: Karate, Swimming, Foot- ball, Cars Ambitions: To become an Electronic Engineer Comments: No comment until the time limit is up I Leave: Mr. Ianitelli one roll of tape which he needs desperately . The study of electron behavior dates back to the 19th century, but it wasn ' t until the World War II period that the engineers concerned with production and uses of electric power were called electricians. 17 JAMES WEINECK 61 West St . , Stoughton Electronics Activities: Intramurals, Bowling ten- pins Ambition: To graduate and be success- ful in life Comments: Mr. I ' s favorite saying - All right you guys I Leave: This school in peace JAMES COLE, JR. 1440 Turnpike St. , Stoughton Electronics THOMAS JARDIN 691 School St. , Stoughton Electronics The Edison effect, was discovered in 1883; in 1897 I. J. Thomas proved that the particles of this effect are electrons given off by hot metals. 18 JON CATALANO Jay 67 Franklin St. , Stoughton Plumbing Activities: Hockey Ambition: To become a plumber Comments: Plumbing Shop, Girls, remember Skating for Scully, Skiing, Music, Found in my 68 Chevy or at Roxies I Leave: A school that leaves a lot to be desired JOHN DEVINE Waun Moto 28 School St. , Mansfield Plumbing Activities: Football, Intramural Hockey, Partying Ambition: To be a super Plumber and President of the U.S. Comment: Boo should smile more often I Leave: As fast as I can WILLIAM WASHWELL Professor Worm 150 Sumner St. , Stoughton Plumbing Activities: Intramural floor hockey, Newspaper, Student Council, sleep- ing, bothering Mr. B. , Word of the day Ambition: To get enough sleep so I can be the Plumber Boo -Boo says I never will be Evidence of the early use of plumbing equipment has been found in Ancient Archeological ruins. 19 CURTIS B. BURRILL Curt 349 Pearl St. , Brockton Plumbing Activities: Intramurals, Tried to play hockey Ambition: To be a plumber down the Cape Comment: This school has been fair to the teachers but it could improve on student faculty relationships I Leave: Mr. Belanger all the 15 inch pipe to cut with a hammer and chisel . WILLIAM DILIDDO 47 Hillside Ave. , Brockton Plumbing Activities: Varsity Football, Basket- ball, Intramural Hockey Ambition: To get a good job in Plum- bing and always to enjoy a good cold beer. Comment: The school was nice. I Leave: This school not as quick as Boo Boo would like. CHARLES JOHNSON Fuzzy 43 Shell Ave . , Brockton Plumbing Ambition: To be a rich plumber I Leave: This school as quickly as pos- sible f 20 JAMES MARDIN Marty 559 Plain St. , Stoughton Plumbing Activities: Hockey, Track, Cross- country Ambition: To own my own Plumbing Firm Comments: To each their own I Leave: My thanks to the plumbing teachers, Scull, and Harry Balch JOSEPH PINATO Joe 65 Sprague St. , Brockton Plumbing Activities: Intiamurals, Newspaper Staff, Moni- tor Ambition: Work as a plumber, Enjoy life Comments: I ' m obliged to the teachers with open minds, but there are those that are blind I Leave: My shop clothes standing in the corner of the plumbing locker room MIKE PIGEON Pidge 146 Hay ward Ave . , Brockton Plumbing Activities: Intramurals Ambition: To get my plumber ' s license, get a good-paying job, and have a lot of fun . Comments: This school was good when I came here , but with all the new rules it ' s like a prison I Leave: With pleasure In the United States the first plumbing fixture in the home was the kitchen sink. 21 ANTHONY SPRINGHETTI Spring 7 Lorraine Ave . , Brockton Plumbing Activities: Intramural Hockey, Riding motorcycles, Concerts, Partying Ambition: To become a Master or have a good paying job. Comment: This school was alright I Leave: With pleasure! DONALD BETTENCOURT Don 632 North Elm St. , West Bridgewater Plumbing Activities: Intramurals Ambition: To be a plumber I Leave: My broken Ruler to BooBoo KENNETH ANDERSON Andy 161 Seaver St. , Stoughton, Mass. Plumbing Activities: Student Council, School Newspaper, Variety Show, Intramurals Ambition: Just to be happy and to enjoy life and people. Comment: Thanks to the teachers who care . I enjoyed this school . I Leave: BooBoo his bad ethnic jokes. The 20th century has seen the greatest progress in plumbing. Numerous technical improvements have been made. Plumbing methods have been adopted on a large scale and plumbing codes have been developed. 22 KEN KRAM Kramit 132 Belair St. , Brockton Plumbing Activities: Intramural Hockey , Bas- ketball, Softball Ambition: To make more money than Mr. Thompson, Mr. Belanger, Mr. Woodacre I Leave: Mr. Belanger PAUL LaCIVITA Tuke 45 Bradford St . , Stoughton Plumbing Activities: Hockey and Girls, Concerts and Boogyin ' Ambition: To see the world before I die and to be a success Comment: School is really great if you use it to your advantage . I met a lot of cool people and made many friends. I Leave: Boo-Boo JOHN SHEPARDSON Shep 31 Belmont St. , South Easton Plumbing Activities: Student Council, Intramu- rals Ambition: To become successful in any way possible Comments: Coming to this school I was proud of it. Leaving I ' m glad of it. I Leave: The school to the students and good luck to them . Plumbing codes assure primarily that all plumbing design and workmanship is of such quality that the health of building occu- pants will not be impaired . 23 ALTON WEATHERBY Al 391 North Elm St. , West Bridgewater Commercial Art Activities: Intramural Hockey Ambition: To become a successful art- ist. I Leave: Mr. Shea a toupee so he can look young again. DAVID P. JAMES Prive 266K Keith Ave. Ext. , Brockton Commercial Art Activities: Yearbook Staff, WABC Youth Group Physical Resources Ambition: To be a career officer in the United States Marine Corps Comment: School lunches aren ' t too bad as long as you don ' t buy them I Leave: Southeastern Regional to any- one who really wants it. ROBERT HAYDEN Bob 16 Wayland St . , Brockton Commercial Art Ambition: To be a probation officer Comment: The administration of Southeastern Regional is great. I Leave: All my pink cards to Mr. Hol- land and Mr. Shea. Paper can be dated back to the Chinese in 406 A.D. , but it traditionally was credited to T ' sai Luu as being the inventor of some type of material for writing on in 105 A.D. 24 KEITH RUHL 43 Norwood St. , Sharon, Mass. Commercial Art Activities: Intramural Hockey and Softball Ambition: To stay out of the service and to make it on the outside Comment: 73 Shop Summer Senior Privileges I Leave the V.W. Brockton, D. K, Avon Drive in, bowling, racing Saturday nights. I Leave: My ability of shifting the blame to oth- ers to Mr. Holland. WARREN SCHILL Mai 154 Laureston St . , Brockton Commercial Art Ambition: To become another Da Vinci I Leave: Mr. Shea all his broken dreams of defeating me . PAUL BAGTAZ 85 Rayburn Road , Stoughton Commercial Art Activities: Intramurals and Softball Ambition: To go to the South Seas and to buy an island . I Leave: Forever. Sir Issac Newton revealed the true nature of color and devised the first of all color circles of red, yellow, and blue pigment mixture . 25 ELLEN SHOSTEK S-H-O-S-T-E-K 1 Moose Hill St. , Sharon Commercial Art Activities: Yearbook Staff Ambitions: To become a good artist and see California Comments: Smile, it ' s our senior year I Leave: All my laughs to Mr. Holland and Mr. Shea ED THIBEAULT, JR. Buck the Duck 18 Frost St . , Brockton Commercial Art Ambitions: To be successful as a com- mercial artist and rich and free from the world I Leave: The thought of me not being there and being somewhere else . JEAN MacFAUN Mac 11 Manners Ct . , Brockton Commercial Art Activities: Yearbook Staff 9-12 Ambitions: Maybe someday in my life I will accomplish getting a job! Comments: I feel that I established and accomplished a lot for the last 4 years. I ' m glad it ' s over. I Leave: All my make-up hours to Mr. Holland ... all 55 The oldest art discovered is estimated to have been created from 15 , 000 to 18 , 000 B.C. In the early 20th century the use of design and illustrations had increased in the market places all over the world . LEIGH UPHAM 167 School St. , Mansfield Commercial Art Activities: Cheerleading , Yearbook Staff, Soph- omore and Junior Class Secretary, Junior Prom Committee Ambitions: To continue my education in the art field and spend some time with Kenny Comments: More school spirit at all sports games I Leave: Mr. Holland all the conversations we ever had together FRANK KINGMAN Erank 26 Shields Ave . , Brockton Auto Mechanics Activities: Varsity Football, Baseball Ambition: Ski Colorado Comments: Hey, Buddy, All the names of Dead Buzzard I Leave: Pest Incorporated to John Francis so he can pest the he out of Mr. McCabe. PAUL B. FRANCIS Doof, T.G.P.F., Dead Buzzard 52 West St . , Brockton Auto Mechanics Activities: Football, Vice-President of Pest- Inc. Ambitions: To be a General and con- quer the world I Leave: Tom all his Buddys and Pals to play with. In 1882 a man named Gottlieb Daimler made a better motor than the old four cycle engine, and put it on a bicycle. The result was the motorcycle . 27 JAMES A. BOEN Wally 91 Manners Ave. , Brockton Auto Mechanics Ambitions: To fire up Fords and Bad Boys Comments: The school needs more teachers and more people to get on it I Leave: One large Mahoney to Anne and Tom STEPHEN FITZGERALD 24 Gary Road , Brockton Auto Mechanics LAWRENCE P. BUDD Ray Bay , Kazoose 675 Bay Road , Sharon Auto Mechanics Ambition: To own my own V.W. deal- ership Comments: This school needs Help I Leave: The Last Kazzoose to fitzy and the auto mechanics related Panhard and Levassor, a French company, made and named the first automobile . 28 douglas Mcdonald 5 Ridge Rd . , Sharon Auto Mechanics Ambition: To work for a big commer- cial airlines Comments: Thanks to my family and special thanks to Gorden, mb, ms, mf , js, sh, CFM 908 the Band (VW) I Leave: An empty tool box to Mr. McCabe JAMES F. McNAMARA Mac 185 Rockland St . , Brockton Auto Mechanics Activities: Football Ambition: To operate my own Busi- ness. Comments: Long live Charlie and his Hawks! ! I Leave: Mr. McCabe a full year of free lectures. JAMES ROCHA Roch 99 Whitman St. , East Bridge water Auto Mechanics Ambition: To have my own shop and to build a win stock car. Comments: School was O.K. but 1 won ' t be around to see the addition when it ' s finished. I Leave: To Tom McCabe my keys to his tool box . In America the Duryea brothers set up the Duryea Motor Wagon Company. It lasted three years and then collapsed. Soon Frank Duryea built the Steven Duryea Company. This was successful for twelve years. 29 KENNETH PAPINEAU Pap Carabassett Valley , Maine Auto Mechanics Activities: Track, Skiing Ambition: To be a full time National Ski Patrolman. Comment: Better Parking I Leave: Mr. Cabe the key to the cof- fee cabinet. JIM HAMPE Tech 21 Park Ave . , Stoughton Auto Mechanics Activities: Racing, Mustangs, Beer. Ambition: To be successful in business and build the fastest Ford . Comment: O.K. Buddy; muddy park- ing lots and to get rid of the lectures I Leave: The shop dirty for Uncle Tom to clean. LAWRENCE SILVIA Larry 24 Rockland St . , North Easton Auto Mechanics Ambitions: To work in my Trade. VP- Henry Ford made two different machines in the late 1890 ' s. In 1899 a curved-dash Olds was built. It was simple and cheap, $650.00. 30 PETER TAYLOR Mini Kezeus 129 North Quincy St. , Brockton Auto Mechanics Activities: Smoking during lunch and firing bad boys before school. Ambition: To graduate and live in California Comments: All those lectures did no good I Leave: A Buffer to Egghead and Mai a file to sharpen his eyebrows RICHARD K. LARSSON Dick 335 West St. , West Bridgewater Auto Mechanics Activities: Cross Country Track Team Ambition: To have my own shop. Comment: The School needs a better Parking Area. I Leave: My parking sticker to Mr. Madan RICKY K. HARRISON Harry 97 Stillman Ave. , Brockton Auto Mechanics Activities: Track, Basketball Ambition: To have my own auto shop. I Leave 00 In 1901, a car was made with a one cylinder, 4 cycle engine, a two forward and a reversed speed. It was simple, easy to drive and repair, but it wasn ' t elegant or efficient. 31 DANIEL F. MURPHY Murph Baby! 41 Central Drive , Stoughton Auto Mechanics Activities: Skiing Ambition: To become rich I Leave: GLADLY DAVID MARKS Davey 10 Cedrus Road , Sharon Auto Mechanics Activities: Smoking badboys before school and at lunch Ambition: To live in California with a swimming pool and a jacoozi in the backyard I Leave: As soon as possible for Cali- fornia DANIEL DUGAN 280 East Ashland St. , Brockton Auto Mechanics Ambition: Make good money in a dealership I Leave: Tom with all his tire jobs i In 1902 the Cadillac (named after Antoine de la Mothe Cadil- lac , who was a French explorer who discovered Detroit) was manufactured. 32 STEPHEN COLANTONI Steve 16 Oakdale St. , Brockton Auto Mechanics Activities: Dodging Larry ' s Karzzoose Ambition: To make it in the trade and be successful Comments: This school needs a lot of work in the administration department I Leave: Tom McCabe a place in the Guinness Book of Records (For the Longest Lectures) . BRIAN KILROY Studley 136 Calvin St. , Brockton Auto Mechanics Activities: Hockey, Smoking durinj lunch Ambition: To graduate Comments: The school was a big drag I Leave JIM BRODIE Jock 88 Ford St . , Brockton Auto Mechanics Activities: Football, Hockey, Baseball Ambitions: Stay with Kim, go to col- lege , play football I Leave: Mr. McConnell a year ' s sal- ary for all the time he spent checking the snack lines . Since World War II, statistics have shown that the Automobile Industry is one of the largest industries on the North American Continent. 33 SUSAN SPROULE Fang, Sue, Silver 818 Bedford St. , East Bridgewater Machine Drafting Activities: Horsing around, staying away from school , partying . Ambitions: To see the world and be left alone from the system. Comments: School lunches are great, especially if you don ' t eat them. I Leave: Mr. Murphy and Williams anything they can find. CLINTON SUTTON, JR. Bush, Ace 1085 Bay Road , Sharon Machine Drafting Activities: Tryin ' to make the baseball team, Intramural Hockey, Basketball, Softball, and anything! Ambitions: To get over before I go under Comments: Pet-peeve - Wheeler ' s sorry jokes; Bye. 1 Leave: Still wondering what it takes to be on the Varsity Baseball Team. BRETT A. WHEELER Moose 6 Garfield St. , Foxboro Machine Drafting Activities: Variety Show Ambitions: To become an Aeronauti- cal Engineer Comments: Clint Sutton and his fancy — clothes I Leave: Mr. Murphy still wondering how I ever made it. Joe Inchinfeet was the first to ever use the ruler. He used it to scratch a spot on his back. 34 i steven Mclaughlin Rose 197 Winthrop St . , Brockton Machine Drafting Activities: Varsity Baseball Ambitions: Architectural Engineer Comments: Good luck to future of sports and student spirit I Leave: In remembrance GREGORY S. CUNEO Lance 49 Balcom St. , Mansfield Machine Drafting Activities: Hockey, Golf, Baseball Ambitions: To succeed in life and happy in whatever I do Comments: It was a great 4 years. I think the teachers are O.K. here . I Leave: Mr. Murphy a perfectly designed hockey emblem be SEAN DUFFY Duff 15 Gorham St . , Rehoboth Machine Drafting Activities: Going to parties and driving around Ambitions: To be an engineer and be rich Comments: My pet peeve is Mr. Duffy I Leave: My rattle to Mr. Williams and all my uncorrected tests to Mr. Mur- phy. One of the basic methods of Mechanical Drawing is called Orthorgraphic Projection. It presents an object by means of several drawings, each of which provides a different view of an object. At other times the object is drawn in perspective. 35 EUGENE F. BIRK Gino 10 Pomona Drive , Brockton Machine Drafting Activities: Football, Track, Vice- President of the Student Council, Del- egate to the School Committee, Stu- dent Council Discipline Board Ambitions: To play football in College and get my Bachelors Degree in Crimi- nal Justice and Law Enforcement Comments: No school spirit I Leave: Ed Nelson the brains to go on to college LEE ANN LaROSEE 236 Dean St. , Norton Machine Drafting Ambitions: To become an engineer in drafting, to succeed and to be happy in life. GEORGE PERRY Chip 9 Tall Tree Road , Sharon Machine Drafting Among the earliest records of engineering graphics, is a stone engraving of a fortress made by the Chaldeon architect, Gudea, around 4000 B.C. 36 MARK RUBICINE ROBERT APGAR MICHAEL DELGROSSO Rube 17 Green St. , Foxboro 202 South Main St. , Sharon 47 Forest Ave. , Brockton Metal Fabrication Metal Fabrication Metal Fabrication Activities: Making Chevy ' s and Ford ' s eat my dust. Ambition: A college education for the best future . Comment: We have the finest school, but we need some rule changers . I Leave: This school for good. 37 WAYNE COPPAGE 23 Green St. , Foxboro Metal Fab Ambition: To become a billionaire Comments: The teachers and the administration have a lot to learn about school I Leave: The tools I didn ' t need behind JOE LAUZON 412 Court St . , Brockton Metal Fab Ambitions: To be a success in life I Leave: The same way I came in STEVE ROBOHM Roby 11 Hamlet St. , Brockton Metal Fab Activities: Football , Track Ambition: To be a success in the service and whatever I do. Possibly further my education. Comments: It was tough but good. I was no angel so I won ' t blame anything on anyone else. I Leave: Mr. Scully and Mr. Fernandes a load of thanks. And special thanks to my coaches. CHARLES PADULA 72 Park Road , Brockton Metal Fabrication GEROME VARDARO 974 Bridge St. , East Bridgewater Metal Fabrication ROBERT FARRELL 25 Waleco Rd . , B rockton Metal Fab. Activities: Partying Ambition: To go to college and success in whatever I may do. I Leave: With pleasure 39 4; BILL HOLMES 79 Stonehill, Brockton Metal Fab . Ambition: To retire early Comment: Shop is good but classes rot. I Leave: Huleo a bottle of Grecian For- mula 44 ED NELSON 525 Centre St. , Brockton Metal Fab. Activities: Football, Basketball, Track. Ambition: To become a War Hero Comment: The Administration is bad. I Leave: Forever BILLY JARRED 12 Badwin Rd . , Brockton Metal Fab. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do I Leave: Forever Techniques of forging and casting have developed over the years; and the new methods of fabrication - such as making shapes from powder, were intr oduced fairly recently. 40 RICHARD HARTWELL Rich 45 Lyman St. , Brockton Grapic Arts Activities: Intramural Hockey, ball Soft- KENNETH CLARK 288 Grove St. , Brockton Graphic Arts Activities: Intramural Hockey, Soft- ball Ambition: To be successful at what- ever I do 1M: KEVIN LONGUEIL 246 Crescent St . , East Bridgewater Graphic Arts Activities: Intramural Hockey, Soft- ball, Basketball. Benjamin Franklin was a printer. He wrote, printed and pub- lished Poor Richards Almanac. 41 V DALE MENDES 127 Central St. , South Easton Graphic Arts Activities: Basketball, Intramural Hockey, Softball Ambition: To be rich I Leave: The teachers of Graphic Arts NOTHING. BRIAN D. LeBRUN Number 1 25 Columbus Ave . , Stoughton Graphic Arts Activities: Intramurals Ambition: To attend the U.S. Air Force Academy and become an offi- cer. JOE ANDERSON Joe 18 Rosemary St. , Brockton Graphic Arts Activities: Intramural Hockey, Soft- ball 42 DIANE HATCH Di 40 Kingman St . , Brockton Graphic Arts Activities: Fund Raising Ambition: To get a job in my trade, marry the right guy, travel, and have the best life I hoped for. Comment: Mt. Chicora, Fluffy, Tak- ing notes on . Frank take a nerve pill! Kathy ' s MOUTH! JOHN KELLEY Anything but John 82 Cairn Rd . , Brockton Graphic Arts Activities: Student council Ambition: To be a member of the Burger King ' s french frying legion. Comment: HuH? I Leave: Shop Locker No. 5 to one of the next year ' s senior. CHERYL MANN 125 Washington St . , North Easton Graphic Arts Activities: Student Council, Softball, Yearbook Staff . Ambition: To have a long and happy life. Comment: Ignorant people; Mt. Chi- cora, Fluffy, comparing notes with Di about . . . D.G.S.G.F. I Leave: Mr. Stevens, Mr. McKim and Mr. Foley their horrible nightmares. In 1622 the first weekly newspaper was established in England . 43 mm JOSEPH LEARY Moose (Mill-House) 179 Healey Terrace , Brockton Carpentry Activities: Football, Track Ambition: To succeed in my own trade and run my own business. Comment: I wish I could be here to see the addition completed. I Leave: R. Johnson my hammer for his Greek navy crew. THOMAS EDWARD BODIO One of the Dooley Bros. , Doless 39 Union St . , North Easton Carpentry Activities: Football, Baseball, Hockey, Monitor Ambition: To be the best in whatever I decide to do, and to be happy Comment: This was the year for the Hawks, thanks to the 1975-76 football team and coaches, P.P. Administration switching your shops. I Leave: Hoping all my Senior friends succeed their goal and wishing coach Avayzian a winning season . DAVID GEARY Gea . . . ry 12 Mechanic St . Foxboro Mill and House Carpentry Activities: Intramural Softball Ambition: To get a good job in the trade. I Leave: Overalls to Mr. Pat. TO The braced frame is the oldest type of framing used in the United States. 44 DAVID GILLIS Edgar 24 Watson St . , Brockton Carpentry Activities: None Ambition: To build a decent car and to become a successful motocrosser Comments: 4 years in this prison are finally over I Leave: Meatball a dish of spaghetti. LAURENT DAGESSE Larry 69 Norwood St. , Brockton Carpentry Activities: Intramural Hockey and Baseball I Leave: A can of Kiwi shoe polish to Pastusak DANA ADAMS Butch 1 Summer St. , Sharon Carpentry Activities: Basketball, Baseball Ambition: To achieve all the goals that I set in life and enjoy myself along the way Comments: Lisa - Oct. 30, 1974 - related with Donny Drew - C.S.S. Jr. Prom - Schlitz S.R.V.T.H.S. I Leave: Many friends and memories behind with many more to come. Braced frames were the type of frames used in English Colonial times. 45 EDWARD BOWDEN 600 West Center, St. , W. Bridgewater Carpentry Ambitions: To become a cart racer. Comments: I learned alot last year and I think Mr. Turner is the nicest guy around I Leave: My laughs to Mr. Turner. JAMES JARVIS Jiveass 4 Willow St. , Foxboro Carpentry Activities: Trying to stay in school 1, 2, 3, and 4 Ambitions: To get my Chevelle run- ning and race it and others. I Leave: Mr. Pat someone else to try and get to work for him GREG PHILLIPS 537 Turnpike St . , South Easton Carpentry Ambitions: To get out of here The earliest saws were made during the stone age by chipping flints into a rough edged tool . w 46 KEV IN O ' GORMAN BILL BUTLER STEVE TAYLOR 124 Kathleen Rd . , Brockton But 47 Hovendon Ave . , Brockton Carpentry 231 Forest Ave. , Brockton Carpentry Activities: Senior Class President Carpentry Activities: Intramural Hockey Ambitions: To be in the trade. ED McNEVIN Big Ed 156 Short St. , Brockton Carpentry Activities: Intramurals Ambitions: To become a Cabinet Maker I Leave: A pushbroom to Mr. Madonna to clean up his own shop when I leave BRIAN BURKE Brian 24 Lincoln Rd . , Brockton Carpentry Activities: Skiing, spending too much money. Ambition: To own my own restaurant and be suc- cessful in everything I do, to try every thing once . Comments: I hope that in the future years the carpenters will have a house program I Leave: Mr. Pat his set of master keys I used and forgot to give back and a full year ' s subscription of Good Housekeeping THOMAS BERQUIST Misquito 10 Ledgeville Rd . , Foxboro Carpentry I Leave: Mr. Pat everything I gave him all year. Egyptians made saws of Bronze and developed a method of inserting jems into the teeth of the saw for better cutting. 48 DONALD ROGERS Don 234 Mansfield St. , Sharon Carpentry Activities: Intramural Hockey Ambitions: To get out Comments: The 1975-76 Administra- tion. I Leave: Mr. Rainey a real broom to bomb somebody with. JOHN CORMIER 34 Richmond St . , Brockton Carpentry Activities: Junior Class Treasurer Ambition: To be a Carpenter Comments: I am finally on parole. I Leave: Mr. Rainey a chair that screws to the floor SCOTT ALLEN JOHNSON Dooley Brothers Do-little 27 Johnson St . , Brockton Carpentry Activities: Football and Baseball Ambition: To own my own business and to be successful in life I Leave: 25 stolen bd. ft. of wood and all my little projects to Madonna Concrete was rediscovered about the time iron began to be used in buildings. 49 JOHN DEROUIN Nick 17 Provost St . , Brockton Carpentry Activities: Track, Baseball, Hockey Ambitions: To succeed in life I Leave: A pack of Rolaids to Pat TOM VERROCHI Meatball 10 Granite St. , Brockton Carpentry Activities: Football, Intramural Hockey, and Softball Ambitions: To graduate and to achieve all goals I Leave: All my small jobs to Madonna including my chessboard . MARK S . LINDGREN 52 Augustine St . , Brockton Carpentry Ambitions: To go into the Air Force and then go into construction . Comments: To the underclassmen: You can ' t beat a teacher, they always win! I Leave: Mr. Pat 1001 ways to remem- ber me by. In the late 19th century the reinforced concrete now used so extensively appeared for the first time. 50 i SCOTT BEDDIA Bowman 156 Auburn St. , Brockton Carpentry Activities: Intramural Basketball Ambition: To get out of school and get rich. I leave this school i michael Mclaughlin Joe 97 Hillwood Ave. , Stoughton Carpentry Activities: Intramurals Ambitions: To become successful life and to become rich. I Leave: My knowledge in woodwork- ing for the Carpentry teachers to use as future references. m R. GEORGE MYINT Kung-Fu 16 Roberta Road , Sharon Carpentry Activities: Intramural Hockey Ambitions: I want to be an auto mechanic . I Leave: Mr. Barrows a 50 cent pack- age of razor blades, use them in good health. Post and lintel construction is one of the simpler ways to support the roof of a building. It was used by the Greeks and the Romans. 51 MICHAEL SAVIGNANO Sav 531 Crescent St. , Brockton Carpentry Activities: Senior Vice President, Fund Raising Committee , Intramurals Ambitions: To Excel in my trade, and live a life of my own, to have the things I always wanted Comments: The school is not all that bad I Leave: The school with many thanks especially to my teachers who helped me a lot DOMINIC CALD ERONE 1894 Central St. , Stoughton Carpentry KENNETH CONRAD 15 Swan St. , Stoughton Carpentry 52 DAVID MERZI 78 Frosest St. , West Bridgewater Carpentry RICHARD UGI 62 Washington St , Carpentry East Bridgewater MIKE GORDON 59 Lakeview Rd . , Foxboro Cabinet Making Activities: Track, hanging around , and flunking English Ambition: To get my V.W. fixed up. Comments: Earl, we don ' t give a -- about your drawings I Leave: The jointer to anyone who wants it. In 1825 the heads of nails were stamped by a machine making them smoother. 53 EDWARD LODGE Eddie Cabinetmaking 172 Central Street, Stoughton, Mass. Activities: Football, Intramurals track Ambition: To see S.E. blow up. Pet Peeve - Donnies Rat Phone Comments: No Comment I leave: Donnies class with a splitting headache and barrel of fun of pink cards. DAVID SMALL Bones 394 South Street , Foxboro Cabinetmaking Activities: None I Leave: At Last GUY TRINGALI Tring 79 East St. , Foxboro, Mass. Ambition: To lead a happy and suc- cessful life. Comments: Yes, there are two paths but in the long run, there is still time to change the road you ' re on. I Leave: Mr. Drew to Industry. 54 EARL S. PRESCOTT Else 71 Bonney St. , Brockton Cabinetmaking Activities: None Ambitions: To graduate I Leave: I leave Mr. Drew a stack of pink cards. PAUL LoDICO Scooty 321 Central St. , Mansfield Cabinetmaking Activities: None Ambitions: To never see this place again; to live out west. Comments: Pet Peeve - Don Drew ' s temper tantrums . I Leave: As quickly as possible. MARK THOMAS Beak 53 Silver Road , Brockton Cabinetmaking Activities: Varsity Football Team Ambitions: To get out of school and find a good job in the trade. Comments: This school needs a lot of improvements . I Leave: All my school jobs to Mr. Graves . When the English arrived in the new world, the land was overgrown with trees. Woodworkers came here from England to make a fortune . 55 SHAWN SULLIVAN Sully 118 Division St. , Brockton Cabinetmaking Ambition: To be successful cabinet- maker. Comments: No Comments I Leave: Donnie Drew a student rank down book. JAMES ROBERTS 82 Auburn St . , Brockton , Mass . Cabinetmaking JOHN RUSSELL Oscer 139 North St. , Foxboro, Mass. Cabinetmaking Activities: None Ambition: Own an auto body or refin- ishing shop . Comments: This school is pretty good. I Leave: My shop boots to Paul LoDico and Ed Lodge. 56 i DENISE BEEDE Denny 1348 East St. , Mansfield H.S.A. Activities: Jr. Prom Committee, Fund Raising Committee Ambitions: To become an L.P.N, and travel; to live a happy and full life. Comments: Pet Peeve - two-faced people I Leave: All the 10-page reports to any H.S.A. girl in the future who wants them. ANNE BATAKIS Annie 32 Canton St . , Brockton H.S.A. Activities: Softball, Basketball - Cap- tain, Variety Show, Monitor, Student Council, Newspaper Comments: The administration is will- ing to do all they can for the students. I Leave: Thanks to everyone for all the help they ' ve given me in my 4 years. DONNA FERRON Prudence 97 Copeland St. , West Bridgewater H.S.A. Activities: Jr. Prom Committee Ambitions: To become a Physical Therapist and to live life as it comes. I Leave: All my notes for the next class . Ml  The use of x-ray and radium treatments had already begun in the nineteenth century . 57 BRENDA ZARELLA Bren 77 Wilder St. , Brockton H.S.A. Ambition: To be a probation officer and marry Steve . Comments: Had some good times but glad it ' s over - ya raving. I Leave: To go on to better things. CHRISTINE ALLEN Tina 334 Forest Ave . , Brockton H.S.A. Activities: Prom committee Ambitions: To become an R.N. and live a great life . Comments: This school is O.K. , it was better in my Freshman Year. I Leave: All my questions to Miss O ' Boy, all my notes and uniforms to the next H.S.A. class . KIMBERLY F. GARRISON Kim 129 Highland St . , Brockton , Mass . Activities: Yearbook, cheerleading - captain , Jr . Prom committee Ambitions: To become an L.P.N. , be happy, try to help other people, and marry Jimmy . 9 La H.S Acir Cora I Le ) ' Bc When the Mayflower landed at Plymouth Rock, conditions were horrible and after three months of their arrival half of the passengers were dying . 58 DEBORAH L. ALDEN Debbie 9 Laurel Drive, Easton H.S.A. Activities: Girls Softball, Cheerleader, Student Council, Student Regional Advisory Committee Ambition: To get all I want out of life and to enjoy myself while doing it. Comments: Not being able to leave classes when my activities make it necessary. I Leave: Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Knox, and Miss O ' Boy without a social butterfly to flutter around. CHERYL DENTON 44 Meadow Lane , Brockton H.S.A. Activities: Monitor, Yearbook Ambitions: To be successful in life and to always be happy. I Leave: All my thanks to all my teachers who have taken a part of their lives to learn what they have taught me, a lot. MARY MARTINS Midge 61 Spring St. , Foxboro H.S.A. Ambitions: Going to California, and to have a good time always. I Leave: Mr. O ' Leary, Mr. Kondraki, and Miss Himmelman with the mem- ory of the H.S.A. of 76. Most medical treatment was given by self-styled doctors and a clergy that served as physicians of the body as well as the soul . 59 BRENDA DUFRESNE Dee 11 Smith St. , Norton H.S.A. Activities: Cheerleading , Track, Stu- dent Council, Jr. Prom chairman, Ski Club. Ambition: To be successful at what- ever I do. I Leave: Steve Robohm a pass to the girls room and Mr. Madan minus one big problem . Senior class sweetheart - David Geary. CAROL GUMMOW Red 69 Spring St . , West Bridgewater H.S.A. Activities: Softball, Junior Prom Committee , Fund Raising Committee, Yearbook staff . Ambition: To reach my goal and be successful at what ever I do. Comments: I had a good 4 years at Southeastern, I will always look back at the stupid things we H.S.A. did. I Leave: A mop and a plate of spaghetti to ' Cheryl Denton. AUDREY MYINT 16 Roberta Road , Sharon H.S.A. Activities: Variety show, fund raising committee , newspaper committee . Ambition: To become a medical assistant and live a good life . Comments: Aren ' t you cute? . . . excuse me . . . Kelley ' s Hamster. I Leave: Debbie a MacDonald fish fry. 15- H, Ac Co An be Co c be: IL The Term Geriatrics was first used by the Ameri- can, Nascher, in 1916. 60 NANCY HOOLEY 154 Plain St. , Norton H.S.A. Activities: Cheering, Track, Student Council, Jr. Prom Ambition: To become an L.P.N, and be happy . Comments: I wish S.E. had someone to whom you could talk to without it being advertised. I Leave: My white briefs and pantyhose with runs to H.S.A. KATHLEEN TORMEY Kathy 41 Toby Road , Brockton H.S.A. Activities: Variety Show, Manager - Girls Softball Team , Newspaper Ambitions: To be a Dental Assistant, get rich , and be happy . Comments: John Kelly has a happy life with his hamster - good luck to every- one. I Leave: Finally, and with thanks to all my teachers. BARBARA SYLVESTER Barb 75 Union St. , West Bridgewater H.S.A. Activities: Future Nurses Club 1 Ambitions: Life, living and loving it. Comments: Chris don ' t lose me, Wee Bee girl, Chinese Fire Drills, Sweet and Petite . I Leave: Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Nelson, and Miss O ' Boy without a new student to hassle them . What was probably the first board of health was set up in Petersburg, Virginia, in 1780 and by the turn of the century New York, Baltimore, Boston had followed suit. 61 • • i t i r- i JAY COTTER Jay 288 Plain St. , Brockton Machine Shop Activities: Riding motorcycles, swim- ming Ambition: To be a first class machin- ist. I Leave: Mr. McConnell all demerits for him to do with what he likes. DANIEL CRONIN Crumptin Auto Body 162 Market Street, Brockton Activities: Working, millers, eating school lunches, skipping gym with Ares Ambition: To be a successful bodyman and lead a good life and not rush it . Comments: I learned from the shop and enjoyed the school . It was fun . I Leave: Mr. Capone a new belt, and Mr. Daw- son a pick and file, I leave the shop 3 Brockton Drill Bits. BILL DUNN Bill 20 Whitney Ave . , Stoughton Machine Shop Activities: Skiing, motorcycles. Ambition: To buy a new Vet with a 454 in it . I Leave: Mr. Selila (Joey) my unsolved case, Mr. A. a can of kit car wax, and Mr. Arena a new fishing rod. The farmers almanac says that it ' s a sign of rain when the flies bite . 62 JAMES DREW Jim 191 North Quincy St. , Brockton Graphic Arts Activities: Intramural Hockey, Soft- ball Ambition: None JOHN DRYDEN 16 Francis Road , Sharon Metal Fab ft MICHAEL FARRELL Mickey 553 Morton St . , Stoughton Machine Drafting Activities: Work Ambition: To become a successful married businessman. Comments: TTP-TTP-TTF-A-TB . C . 10 5 74 - present Bar. Co. I Leave: With pleasure. A Mrs. Nelson says that if you carry an onion in your pocket , you will not have fits . 63 LAURENCE GREENE 58 Charles Circle , Stoughton Machine Shop Activities: Terrorizing Mr. Archer ' s lunch room and fixing my American Motors 287 . Ambition: Hope to go to Wentworth Institute and some day fix my car. Comments: The teachers are okay but FRANK GRZELCZYK 95 Seventh St . , Stoughton Auto Body Ambitions: To have a good time. Comments: The school ' s alright, but needs more girls . I Leave: Mr. Capone a gallon of plas- tic and a 350 applicator. JOHN HAWKSLEY Fred 338 West St. , Mansfield Commercial Foods Comments: Never go straight, always go fore ward. I Leave: Chuck Husselbee, Candi Moon. I Leave: Mr. Selila 2 dozen popsicles, Mr. A. a pair of elevator shoes and Mr. Arena a Track-II. 1 i Hi Those who read gravestone epitaphs, will lose their memories. 64 PETER G. HORAN Horseman Pete 1299 Bay Road , Sharon Electricity Activities: Football 1; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1,2.4; Cross-Country 4; Jr. and Sr. Prom; Vari- ety Show 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Monitor 3, 4; Intramural Gymnastics Ambitions: Work for my father, make a million, travel, be an electrician, ride horses forever. Comments: Work, it will be good for you. Love is the vision that can see all as one and one as all. I and my father are one. I Leave: Artie with Mrs. Kidder, Mr. Cosato with his Monitors Badge , and Mr . Quindley his sanity . WILLIAM KAMB Kambo 182 Bishop St. , Brockton Machine Drafting Ambitions: To become a mechanical designer or engineer. Comments: Students should have more power. Pet Peeve - Mr. Williams always saying Kamb, sit at your board, and Mr. Murphy always drinking coffee . I Leave: All the books I marked up to Mr. Wil- liams, and a ripped pair of pants to Mr. Mazza- rella. KATHRINE KJERSGARD Motor Mouth 106 North St. , Foxboro Commercial Foods Activities: Fund Raising Ambitions: To graduate, make some money and travel. Comments: The school should have more freedom to do things . I Leave: Mr. Ahola, Mr. Nystrom and Mr. Duffy my voice. Also, Mr. Foley and Mr. McKim my picture. Pet Peeve - Snobs. DANIEL LORNE MacDOUGALL Dougie 45 Mechanic St. , Foxboro Carpentry Activities: Working with racehorses. I Leave: I leave Pat nothing. CHARLES MARBLE Charlie 545 Warren Ave . , Brockton Metal Fab Ambition: College I Leave: With pleasure. STEVE P. MARIAN Mario 83 Brian Drive , Brockton Electricity Activities: Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Intramural Bas- ketball, Variety Show Jr. and Sr. Years. Ambitions: To become a professional musician and receive my degree in electrical engineering . Comments: Knowledge is never wasted so don ' t blow it like so many of my friends did. I Leave: I leave this school with all the great memories of fun and good times. Friends - keep in touch. It is unlucky to meet a drove of pigs. ... i .iiiiiMiiii ROBERT S. MORGAN, JR. 78 Plain St. , Stoughton Electricity ROBERT E. MO YES Mick 935 Washington St . , Easton Auto Body Activities: Bong Team Ambitions: To get those fenders fly- ing. Comments: We ' re tired of being pushed around and told what to do . I Leave: A bowl of duck soup to Mr. Dawson and my kitty debts to Mr. Capone . ARTHUR PACELLA Floater 42 No . Quincy St . , Brockton Electricity Activities: Jr. and Sr. Prom Ambitions: To get a good job in the electrical field and get my journey - mans license . I Leave: I leave everybody my best wishes . It is a sign you are going to be rich if you tumble upstairs . BRUCE RING Juice 19 Lee Court , Brockton Machine Shop Activities: Football, Baseball Ambition: Go in Service, become tool maker. Comment: Machine teacher and the shop are 1 and will always be. I Leave: Big Joe Selila a case of win- tergreen life savers, and to Sam a stepstool and bullhorn. NICHOLAS SAVIGNANO Nick 531 Crescent St. , Brockton Graphic Arts Activities: Basketball, Intramurals Ambition: Service I Leave: Mr. Stevens a piece of my hair and Mr. Foley all the ugly girls. FRANCINE TALBOT 61 Addison Ave. , Brockton Commercial Foods Activities: Student Council, Newspa- per Ambition: ??? Comments: My deepest gratitude to Mr. Duffy, Mr. Ahola, Mr. Nystrom. I Leave: I leave with memories of only a few good people . The person whose second toe is longer than his great toe is born to rule. 68 . . . and so Southeastern begins to become a memory to those of us who must leave; many experiences have left their mark within us during our short stay; and we have left our mark also; we have become a part of the history of this school, to be remembered by some, forgotten by others. It is with these thoughts that we, the Seniors, dedicate this book to the premise that what we have given will benefit those who follow us and what we have taken will help to improve our world. THE CLASS OF 1976 r SOUTHEASTERN REGIONAL THE SCHOOL r 70 Student Council Officers 72 74 Little Drummer Boy Cafeteria Staff 76 Mr. Capone Mr. Holland Ms. Soper 82 Mrs. Knox Mr. Barrows Mr. Drew Donald E. Graves Superintendent Mi. Kelleher Mi. Ayvazian Miss Himmelman 93 On the following pages are the athletes of our school; they come to Southeastern, as do the entire student population, from nine different surrounding communities. These communities are rich in the heritage of our country. East Bridgewater, for example, possesses a plot of land on West Union Street known as the Rogers Sheldon mill site. The history of this site dates back to at least 1760 when the Keith Iron Works was located there making it one of the first iron slitting mills in this country. West Bridgewater is the site of the famous Pulpit Rock; originally located on one side of the Town River. The Rock is now located in West Bridgewater Memorial Park. The first minister of Bridgewater, Reverend James Keith, preached his first sermon on this rock in 1664. On November 27th, 1707, the Town of Norton was incorporated. It had a population of 1,966 people, consisting of farmers, coppersmiths, shoemakers, carpenters, weavers, machinists, painters and one physician. Mansfield received its name in honor of William Murray, Earl of Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, England. Captain Myles Standish came to this piece of land to give it its name and stopped at a place called Cobbler ' s Corner, which still stands today. Brockton was originally part of the common lands of the old Plymouth Colony. In 1649, the land now designated as Brockton was deeded to Captain Myles Standish by Chief Massasoit following a transaction involving merchandise valued at approximately $30 . 00 . Sharon is one of the oldest communities in the Commonwealth, having been settled in 1637. The first iron was dis- covered in Lake Massapoag and with this iron came the first cannon in the area. Easton was originally part of a large area of land purchased from the Indians by Captain Thomas Willett for the original Plymouth Colony. Foxboro was named after Charles James Fox, an Englander who opposed the king ' s treatment of the colonies and defended the conduct of the colonists. The Foxboro Volunteers who fought at Bunker Hill were proud to name their town after such a man. Stoughton, incorporated in 1726, was one of the largest towns in Massachusetts; it included by present day standards the towns of Canton, Sharon, Avon, parts of Foxboro, Dedham, Westwood, Walpole, Norton, Wrentham and Brock- ton. 100 When Coach Ayvazian assembled his players in August for their first practice it was obvious that this years team had exceptional talent and experience . The team fin- ished in second place last year, and this years squad set out to achieve what no other Southeastern Football team has done - to win the Mayflower League Champi- onship. The Hawks opened up with three shutouts; the most impressive one being over cross town rivals, West Bridgewater 30-0. The Hawks then defeated the defending League Champions, Apponequet 26-0, and were on their way to the title. Unfortu- nately, due to some key injuries mid-way through the season which had shattered the Hawks dreams of an undefeated season with back to back losses to Provincetown and Duxbury; however, the ball club proved to be true champions and came back to win the rest of their games, of which two were considered must games as the Hawks disposed of Nantucket and Manchester with ease . The arch rival, Blue Hills, were no threat to the powerful Hawk machine as they were handedly defeated by a score of 40-7. One of the key factors to the success of this years team, and cannot be overlooked, is the playing of Big Ed Nelson, our all Scholastic Fullback. Ed scored 106 points and gained 1,082 yards, his third season over the 1000 yard mark and second over the 100 point mark. Captain Jim Brodie along with many outstanding seniors and underclassmen, too numerous to mention, deserve a great deal of credit - therefore we salute Our Champions - a job well done by all of you. ■HBJmR COACHES AND TEAM AWARDS William Bobo Kelly Memorial Award - FRANK KINGMAN Best Offensive Player - EDWARD NELSON Best Defensive Player - JAMES BRODIE Most Team Spirit - FRANK KINGMAN Unsung Hero - JAMES McNAMARA Rookie of the Year - JOHN DEVINE Most Valuable J. V. Player - ANGUS BRODIE Most Valuable Freshman Player - JOHN SULLIVAN Gridiron Award - THOMAS VEROCCHI INDIVIDUAL HONORS Brockton Enterprise All Scholastic Team EDWARD NELSON Tauton Dailey Gazette All Scholastic Team MARK THOMAS - Offensive Center STEVEN ROBOHM - Linebacker EDWARD NELSON - Offensive Back Honorable Mention: FRANK KINGMAN - Corner Back JAMES BRODIE - Safety INDIVIDUAL HONORS Mayflower League All Star Team MARK THOMAS - Offensive Center STEVE ROBOHM - Offensive Guard JAMES BRODIE - Defensive Back EDWARD NELSON - Offensive Back and Linebacker Honorable Mention: JOHN FRANCIS - Offensive Tackle JAMES BRODIE - Offensive Back FRANK KINGMAN - Defensive Back WOKW All Star Team EDWARD NELSON - Offensive Back 102 103 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: S. Johnson. F. Kingman, M. Thomas. P. Francis, T. Bodio, J. Brodie , J. McNamara, E. Nelson, S. Robohom , G. Birk, B. Diliddo. SECOND ROW: J. Francis, A. Upham, ]. Devine , B. Ring. T. Verrochi, D. Smith, T. Goodreau, W. Tourinho, J. McMenimom, Coach Ayvazian. THIRD ROW: C. Birk, B. Monroe, A. Brodie, B. Lewis, C. Burner, J. Svirky, B. Johnson, M. Rabs, Coach Gentile . FOURTH ROW: A. Dellucci, M. Hampe, T. Shinko, G. Ober, T. Hancock, J. Baker, F. Callender, R. Snell, Coach Driscoll . FIFTH ROW: E. Therrien, R. Nelson, M. Fitzpatrick, E. Dupee, J. Whyte, C. Sullivan, J. Moorer, H. Simonton. STANDING. Left to Right: F. Kingman. G. Birk, E. Nelson, T. Bodio. J. Brodie. KNEELING. Left to Right: B. Monroe, J. McMenimom, J. Francis, M. Thomas, P. Francis, J. McNamara, C. Birk. STANDING, Left to Right: W. Tourinho, J. Brodie, E. Nelson, S. Robohom. G. Birk, F. Kingman. KNEELING, Left to Right: J . Devine, M. Thomas. J. Francis, J. McNamara, J. McMenimom, B. Ring. 104 0 ft Qjf ft 9 ft 9 %K A T A2i W J£ ; HAWKb HAWKS , U 1st ROW: D. Maheux, T. Kirlis, F. Dudas, P. Johnston, E. Francis, M. Guroix, A. Bloomstein, S. McNeill, J. Silva , M. Cappiello. 2nd ROW: Coach Deckel, J. Pestana, J. Roberts, M. Gallagher, J. Kazlavskas, J. Sullivan, J. Gilbride, I. Dyer, L. McLaughlin, E. Denehy, Coach Trainor. 3rd ROW: R. McCann, P. Santilli, G. Thomas, W. Fra ncis, N. Pinette , J. Blunt, M. Dobbins, P. Powers, S. Bethoney, M. Spaulding, (NOT SHOWN). Freshman Tri-Captains, E. Francis, M. Guroix, A. Bloomstein. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coaches - Mr. Deckel, Mr. Trainor, Mr. Driscoll, Mr. Gentile, Mr. Ayvazian. 105 106 BACK ROW, Left to Right: G. Cuneo, P. Murdo, G. Paul, D. Mann, I. Sullivan, E. Williams, R. McLaughlin, Coach Mr. Anderson, Co-Captains, D. Mann, J. Sullivan. BOTTOM ROW , Left to Right: M. Porazzo, J. Roberts, R. Tevis, A. Barthe. The game of golf probably began in Scotland about 1100 A.D. It orginated from a game played by Romans who occupied parts of England and Scotland from about 100 B.C. to A.D. 400. The game was called paganica. It was played in the open country side with a bent stick and a leather ball stuffed with feathers. 107 KNEELING, Left to Right: Walt Tourinho, Dale Mendes (co-captain), Don Clark (co-captain), Mike Landquist, Joe Chaves, Robert Young . STANDING: Coach Anderson, Ted Hancock, Dana Adams, Lloyd Ellis, Dave Chuba, Pete Horan, Rick Nelson, John Svirsky, Coach Zuckerbrod. _______ A game between New York University and City College of New York in 1920, drew a crowd of 10,000 people to the 22nd Regiment Armory in New York . KNEELING, Left to Right: Mark Plausse, Joe Chaves, Robert Young, Mike Landquist, Rick Nelson. STANDING: Coach Zuckerbrod, Rick Carey, Jay Rolfe, Art Grail, Glen Murphy, Ed Levine. 108 STANDING, Left to Right: Coach Kairot, J. Moorse, J. Bryant, M. Giroux, B. Fennell, F. Restango, K. Shepley . KNEELING: D. Bettencourt, F. Dudas, L. Leblanc, M. Cappiello, M. Bethony, P. Hebard. MISSING: A. Chaves, H. Keith, C. Jordan, Mgr. R. Dyer. 109 VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM - FRONT ROW: Greg Cuneo, Jim Mardin, Gene Tetrault, Jim Brodie, Tom Bodio - Capt., David Brooks, Mike Porazzo, Mgrs. Charles Scully, John Scully Jr. BACK ROW: Bill Packet, Mark Bradford, Mark Steele, Shawn Dennaly, Keith Gould, Mike Sanford, Scott Trasher, Vince Pellegrini, Jim Deeb, Mike Deeb, Greg McKenzie, Coach Scully. Jim Brodie Mark Steele The origin of hockey has been credited to many people. Some say it was a brainstorm of British soldiers stationed in the Canadian cities of Halifax and Kingston in 1853. Others say it was students at McGill University in Mont- real. But most people say it was R. F. Smith from Montreal who made the first rules of hockey in the late 1870 ' s . But whoever did it , by 1879 there were frequent and exciting games in Montreal. BACK ROW: Frank Kingman, Scott Johnson, Kevin Mallard, Bruce Ring, Steve McLaughlin, Tom Bodio, Mgr. Dana Adams. FRONT ROW: Coach Driscoll, Jim Brodie, Mat Leahy, Paul Gurley, Tom Connolly, Bil Goodell, Peter Tourinho. Baseball evolved from 2 English games - cricket and rounders - in the late 19th cen- tury . 1845 - NBL (National Baseball League) rules were established. 1846 - 1st interclub game played on June 19. 1858 - National Association of Baseball (amateur). During the Civil War, soldiers taught the game to other soldiers. 1869 - 1st all-pro team: Cincinnati Red Stockings. 1871 - National Association of Pro Baseball Players. 1874 - Boston Red Stockings and Philadelphia Athletics go to play in Ireland. Around 1900, the game came to be known as Baseball; however, before this it was known as Base Ball. 115 121 123 Where ' s my airplane. 133 1976 YEARBOOK STAFF BACK ROW, Left to Right: Leigh Upham, Louise Burke, David James, Mary Lou Bunker. FRONT ROW: Ellen Shostek, Terry Fitzpatrick, Jean MacFaun. NOT INCLUDED IN PHOTO: Kim Garrison, Cheryl Mann, Cheryl Denton, Carol Gummow, Denise Beede, Brenda Dufresne, Lea Leahy. SCHOOL COMMITTEE STANDING, Left to Right: Thomas W. Devine, Brockton; Ralph Armstead, Easton; Charles W. McDonald, Norton; Albert Twomey, Stoughton; Gerald Noonam Brockton. SITTING, Left to Right: Eugene Kostecki, West Bridge water; James J. Leonard, Sharon; Robert B. Ewing, East Bridgewater; Robert A. Girardin, Foxborough Missing Louis Tarsa, Mansfield. 136