West Bridgewater High School - Climber Yearbook (West Bridgewater, MA)

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N, WEST BRIDGEWATER HIGH SCHUOL West Bridgewater, Massachusetts CLIMBER 19 4 W lT..!- 5 EDITORIAL BOARD CO-EDITORS S. 0 n S. An B' Ell I h derson d Mary en Nelson john Anderson Ellen lr Iulle Eaton Stephen Keating Donna Kemp ar azza Rlchard anuglan Mary Ellen Nelson S d A R ' 1' M k M ADVISERS ' M ' Marietta E. Ke t an ra . , 14 1, ww-, L J .QM ,Z . W ' .fir V-4.1 on ,FL ,M ' , 1,,,:- .., - .iTfg3.?1Yf ' f' jffi ':igQf?1 'l ' , Q-.,g,.f,.5i 3.53 , 1-,f -Fiwltz, 2311 4 ' , L' 'M., x ,l' 5'-Q. Q 1 . 'ff wp m. . ,N , px ' 1.wg,:4. V. W mmm ,:,'wE 'lil T BLE OF C0 TE Facult Seniors: Classes thletics rganizations Advertising F A fame uf,- X du -.Q -. ,4 - 'L5,f.i-,-.- , V X F, if X x Wg, ,Q-L53 ,. '4' - 'W' U,-1, V, 4, y . WM , L Ui. ' 'T 5711111622 ' :T ff: -' NG- 1 1 if '94 Y. ' Q ef- '65 T r.2 'f' Q- ' : ,SM '7-1' ,, Q ' '5Qf,5. ' 5 X' TY 'WL1'k .,. .gnkjk ' 1. .r'fE',, Y .TAL 21 69 103 113 NL fffgiigix flftu, V 1 5' fL3 'l,,j3.I .1 1 'A F, . 4-H If ' jx, f.Q?J'jfff1E'f' m- 7 7 'WM i.,-wi , , ' 1-1:55511 J 26 '4,.. , , 1 .wibfifi 1 Y .' ' H , j:Q .:f 3 'Eg' ,I . 4: ny 1 3-'EQ1' ..V'vp'w x ,. '17, .f 1'- , 49',J'NgP. ,F 1 LV -wjzfrla f 3' '51 5' : .am .531 w.,,lW.5, f I 1 1,-Yi vii 1'E14?:?:ig I ' L 1 3' Tw ez : ,fu f 41,-, -ig 3 A -'v 1-xiii' ' Q 43'-W' V ,'i'i 1' 'gk :rf ' 45312 M-'H :vii f glam., , VZ 35 f ' Q -Wi L1.. S 502: -f, Jef '23 ' ,W , 1' 5 num H1515 ., s- .Q-. '- YT' -'iilii-L-f:r'.:r:.f, . 4115! .17 - fl: f'. 'L 7 -?'? 4'? DEDICATIO The Class of Nineteen Hundred and Seventy Four of West Bridgewater junior-Senior High School proudly dedicates its Yearbook to Mr. Ronald Broman in appreciation for the many things and the many ways in which he has helped' us these past six years. Individually and collectively we respect him as a teach- er and Class Adviser, admire him as a courageous Driver Ed instructor, and consider him a good friend. To Mr. Broman we sincerely and affectionately dedicate our 1974 Climber. ,,..,.ni we 'PM an x V x 5 w1 ',4. rg yesterday through our set our goals and work employmg our knowledge of ff' Donald A. Fisher Superintendent of Schools .4 PERI TE DE T OF SCHOOL Members of the Class of 1974 The world today appears tainted with violence, strife, and greed. In addition, political leaders in whom we had placed our faith and hope have been exposed as being dishonest and lacking in consideration for others. These things can seem depressing and frustrating even to the point where some sincere citizens may adopt an 'iOh what's the use?,' attitude. Yes, it's true we are in troubled times but this Nation, like all growing nations, has never experienced a period when it has not encountered prob- lems of a countrywide or international nature. Instead of letting such events overwhelm us we must try to overcome them and avoid repetitions of them in the future, lim a believer of the saying, Out of all bad there comes some good. Thus, today if we look beyond the headlines, and more deeply into what is taking place, we find the many good things and the great improvements enjoyed by the majority of our citizens. An exam- ple of this, here in our Town, has been the leadership role played by younger people in a belated but now determined effort to protect our nat- ural environment. As a popular advertisement puts it, 'iYouive come a long way babyli' Don't get the impression the above in any way lessens the many inter- esting but demanding challenges ahead of you. Again, to borrow a phrase, You still have a long way to gofi While you are coping with a long way to gon try to make your part of the World at least just a little bit better than it was when you first came upon it. In this way you wll not only rec- ognize the sacrifices made by your parents, teachers, and others before you but you will make a better place for your children as they follow af- ter you. In perhaps a small but always important way you will play a part in making a good World an even better one. Congratulations, good luck, and may Cod bless you with good health and happiness in the years ahead. Donald A. Fisher Superintendent of Schools 1 SL.,....,.,,.,., vi P Cezotis,N1r Fisher X MINI TR TIO To the Members of the Class of 1974: Sincere congratulations for the accumulated accomplishments registered during your twelve years of public education. These com- paratively few years have been extremely productive. Your contribu- tions have been many and as varied as your needs and interests. As enjoyable as the successes of the past have been, the future beckons. In a world as tense as that of the twentieth century, the magnitude and quality of your efforts must be exceptional. Dehu- manization with its manifestations of human turmoil, political unrest and rootlessness must be checked. Hopefully, you are better pre- pared than any of your predecessors to meet this challenge. Happily, not all of your energies will be expended combating what superficially appear to be insurmountable problems. Much of your time will be spent in pursuit of vocational goals, meeting family responsibilities and enjoying recreational activities. All of these con- tribute to a wholesome and well-adjusted individual. Truly this has been one of your many objectives of the past twelve years. Thank you for your support and contributions to West Bridgewa- ter High School during the years we have shared together. May your future be blessed with happiness and success. Yours truly, S. Erick Benson Principal fain' -Q V., V. ,. E' 't .Jw .nal Jin- S. ERICK BENSON, Principal Brid ewater Stale College, I Ed B 5 g joys hunting and fish To the Class of 1974: Today you are standing on the threshold of a challenging and changing world. Hopefully, your academic experience here at West Bridgewater High School will help you attain the goals to which you aspire - either in furthering your education, as a homemaker, or in your chosen career - and you will share your heritage of wisdom, beauty, freedom and other moral values with the next generation. This is a profound task, but knowing you and your capabilities it is with much pride that I watch you go forth. Congratulations! Robert F. Cazda ROBERT F, CAZDA, Assistant Principal American International College, B.A., Trinity College M A advises Student Councilg enjoys fishing and hunting. 9 ng. t TILDA E. BYSTROM English T, Reading 7: Bridgewater State College. B.S,: Advises Seventh Crade and junior High Drama Club: Enjoys lurniture refinishing. crewel embroidery, sailing, reading. ,A-at fa HELEN S. MILLET, Chairman English 10, Writing Workshop ll. Reading and Writing for College: Mount St Mary's. A, B., University of California, M.A., Boston Universitv C.A.G.S., Courses at Bridgewater State Collegeg Advises National Honor Society: Enjoys cooking. reading, weaving. travel. NGLI H It often happens that only from the words of a good story-teller do we re- alize what we have done and what we have missed, and what we should have done and what we sh0uldn't have. 's Literature is but lan ua e: it is onl a rare and amazin miracle by which 9 ,sf 1 '. . 4' JILL HORYV ITZ English 9. .-tmerieanX1inorities. American Survey. Self-Image. Childrens Literature Boston Univer- sity School of Education, B S, courses at Boston Unixersitx Adviser to Grade IU Enjoys Indoor Gardening. Painting. Handicrafts. Reading. E S Y g a man really says what he means. DEP RT .- 44? JUSTINE W. MATTHEWS Developmental Reading 7 8: 8, Tutorial Reading T-10g Lasell junior College. Assoc, B,S. in Lihrary Science. Montana State, B,S. English and Social Studies. Boston University, M.Ed. in Reudingg Enjoys Antiquing, Old Bottle Digging, Reading, Gardening SUSANNE M. CLEARY English 83 State College at Bridgewater, B.A.g Courses at Wroxton College, Wroxton, England, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Enjoys Reading, Crewel Embroidery, Traveling. WENDYDMARBER . English 10. Americans. Humanities, English el, Brandeis University. B.A.. courses nt Sirnrggqn College, Bridgewater State Collegeg Advises Iii nior Class Plays. Enjoys Travel. Drama, Antiques Horses. K. 'Lt- .v-J: . kg-x Ei P' P X i. PATRICIA A. MURPHY English 9, Speech 101 Pro-Tem Department Chairman, Semester II: Boston University. B,S., Courses at Stonehill College, Bridgewater State College, junior Class Plays Co-ordinator. Mass. Student Advisory Council. advises Senior Com- mencement Speakersz Enjoys theatre, seashore, travel, antiques, books, people. SANDRA A. REESE English l0, Media. Business English, journalismg PCC: Boston University School of Education, BS., Courses at Boston Universityl State College at Bridgewater, Advises Yearbook, Newspaper, Future Teachers of Americag Enjoys reading, pub- lications, kids! JOANNE M. MORLANI English 8, You and Society: University of Massa- chusetts, B. A., Enjoys Fine Arts, Photography. The English Department has the responsibility for develop- ing in every student his ability to use the mother tongue with clarity and to appreciate its vast resources past and present. It is our ambition' that every graduate from West Bridgewater High School will have increased his potential for study, for thinking and reading, for meeting his fellows, for effective, rewarding work, and that he will in general find a more worthwhile role in life because of his English studies. .al ESTELLE F. WENSON English 9, English 10, Vocational English. English Survey ll: Ithaca College, B.S,, S.U.N.Y., Albany, M.S,. Courses at Hofstra University, Enjoys Thea- tre. Painting, Cinema. '5 A l'VlARCARET M. ROCHE English 7, Reading 7: Framingham State College. B..-X.. Courses at Bridgewater State College, Ad- vises Grade 8, junior High Drama Clubq Enjoys Reading, Swimming. CERRY SWIFT English 9, English 10. Theatre Workshop: Bridge- water State College, B. A., Courses at University of Montana: Advises Drama Club and Senior Class Play: Enjoys Drama. Sports. Reading, and Watching Good Plays. doing Creative Projects. There were ten thousand thousand imit to touch. Cherish in hand, liftdown, and not let fall. That struck the earth. No matter if not bruised or spiked with stubble, Went surely to the cider-apple heap As ol no worth. Robert Frost, After Apple-Picking if .ff 1. if-1 L-- I 2 , , Q t A QQ if fe ...g '- Xlx e a A - ROGER A. COELHO junior High Mathg Bridgewater State College, B.S. Liniversitv of Maine. M Courses at' Worcester Polytech. - LAWRENCE H. N ANGLE Math T, Boston State College, A, B.: Assistant loot- hall coach. track coach: Enjoys all sports. 'fs' fr ti at ey Ny s X g N Z -15 .Ziff .r -.Vai lp 2 -Hat -F' B' 'wi ,rfzitk ., '1 - 39, LH i-wgfgg my ,1-4' . iigii-1' -' 39 . 121 . 'ear' ' ' I 'l'iawZ?sij.s Sf:l, t '+ i 1' . 3.ya?4d.u:mt,-I If - -Luft. ..-.L i FREDERICK Tlivllyl ERMAN JR. tit-oinetrv, Algehra I, Pre-Algebra: Boston State College, B S , Enjoi s Chess. Camping. Stamp Col- looting. 'l'rnt'lt , .,i 0 . . MARIETTA E. KENT 1 Chairrrianf'-Algebra ll, Honors Algebra ll, Pre-Calculus, Calculus: Bridgewater State College, B.S.g Courses at - V Stonehill College, Northeastern University, NSF institutes, Boston University, Bridgewater State Collegei Business Adviserjtu Yearbook: also advises Math Team: Enjoys mathg renovating Kent's Eyrien in Cape Breton, k PAUL v. Lucius Algebral, Business Math, Bridgewater State Col- lege. BA.. courses at Bridgewater State Collegeg Coaches j.V. Baseball: Enjoys Sports, Woodworking. -.Q . lltg I eg. -,qt 1 5-,1-frberf eps-5:42-rpg:-511 M A I I I C S B' -'--'-s . -Z., ...Q ' 5Qejg,'21gQ!gQlg:, 1. ' we The Mathematics Department aims to . .. -- -:-.t' 'lk' ' I-232515 .':-'71l '.'Y iT 'x'f5I55'-..3T3W'f :3 education possible-for the students at strive to preserttQEtlief-instruction in a manner, which xvil'l crEiate-fga strorijbtde- sire on the partQfVQQ.f.,ftihe students to master mathematical conitfepts andfin- crease his understanding to the limits of his abilities. lt is our hope that stu- dents gain an apjfireciation and understanding ofthe structure, organiza- tion. and development of mathematics as we provide--that ma-thern'a'tic's ll needed by each individual memljerlof our student body for any of his future needs- . gi , . X XX . 1 .: ..:,:.:,:,- 'sgg N51 -as1:u?.,gg.j 5 ' .f:: r ---X'-5Q5i1Q.-l f'2z.l'Er1 . -- ::+. - - ' .ev - 'A N The stnictures with which mathematics deals are,-rrfoiie leavgs and light and shadow. on a human facqthanfthey are liltEFliiii'ldings ahill machines. .N . ,Buchanan i'Know then thyself, presume not Cod to scan, the I believe that for a student to develop his full proper study of mankind is man. potential in his chosen field, he must malte con- Cnothi Seauton centrated effort to acce t the responsibilities as P well as the rewards. Mr. Sargent 135.gageg-5:-.f'..g:sfs:e.az- eg, eter V -xr, . ' 'F ., W. sv. --j I 5 'EQ sh Q ' V' 1-.59 'gi' . - X . , if I .J .3 DOROTHY K, WELCH Pre-Algebra: Bates College, B.S., Wesleyan Uni- versity. M.A.T., Courses at Wesleyan: Enjoys Skiing, Mountain Climbing. Tennis. Ornithology. Sewing. Art, Instrumental Music. Canoeing. Wildflowers. PAUL S. SARGENT Math 9,l0,llg Bridgewater State College, BS., M.Ed.g Athletic Director: Coaches Varsity Basltet- ball, Enjoys camping, golf and home carpentry. JAMES rt. TSIKA Algebra ll, Geometry. Algebra I. Trigonometryg Bridgewater State College. BA.. Courses at Northeastern University, Bridgewater State Col- lege, Advise-s Math Club. junior Class, Coaches Cross Country: Enjoys Tennis, Swimming, Math, Travel, Stock Market. Chess and Reading. DOUGLAS P. BRQMLEY h Q Science 7.8.91 Dean junior College, Associates:- Bridgewater State College, B.S.. Ggursesffat Bridgewater State: Coaches Football, lnmtmdral Basketball. Weight Lifting, Golf: Enjoys allw Sports. Reading. ill, X U -, wg.. 5, ,. , wt X me as -XR s ROBERT W. CHAPMAN Chairman: College Physics, College Chemistry: University of Vermont, B A, Bridgewater State College. M Ed., Courses at Central Connecticut. Harvard, MIT, Southem Connecticut: Coaches Varsity Cross Country and junior High Baseball: Enjoys music, photography, chess, moun- tain-climhing, white-water canoeing. horseshoe-pitching, water-skiing, all tyries of sports, carpentry, farmimt. travel- ing, physical conditioning. se.-fe. . A .,.- '.,, v' - X A N .,s..i1,, N-..-. sf.-. X X f.sQ:..a,s-t.s. w,N,:..,r.-..,s.s- ., - f s e is ws ,,. .,x,, tg, -. t - ,-sy,-,X ,zhbtqcx .5 Ek. at . ts .--....-s. , EDWARD F. KELLY, IR. Science 7,82 ESCP: Bridgewater State College, B,A.: Advises Tenth Grade: Enjoys Hiking: Camping: Rock Climbing: Bicycling: Sports: Con- temporary and Classical Music: the Wilderness. BYRON W. MORGAN ,Standard College Chemistry. General Science 8. Biochemistry: Boston College, Boston University. A,B.. Union College, M.S., Courses at Bridgewa- ter State College. Stonehill College: Enjoys Elec- tronics and Photography. , ,.... .... , . . --fs so N me ERS , . or ae. f ,B - the Scienee'Curriculurn weiattempt to instill in thelstui-fl ' dent a desire to understanditaridgxppreciate the naturalgenvi- ronment in which he ltives.lTh,e student is aided in developing an understanding-ofsthe meth'od5'oEfscience. the techniques .Of efffterimentation, and theggtatuielofi-propf.., ' . s +-1SIf 'Tl'le must-beautiful thiigglwe Qaii elqfgiienigfisgtliitnysterious. It is the source of iltnfiiitlktl 3 he Heto QUE Nitiatiairo with I A-f'fxg..g3.,' ,safe -. 5?-8 4'9 Q9'71,.,.f..'5c'? .PU g P 5e'0 Yo ?TAnd rapt in asigitothas deatfflilis eyesldre closed nzrrr--:-sz - xiii Eff. ' , . , , - ' ' f .1 , If he 'fthe teacherl is he ,ehter thehouse of his wis- aeYdoiiiN5ut rather leads you 'tothe threshold of ydur own mind. The above words, taken from The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran, perhagisfljest summarize my philosophy of education. My outlook on life can be stated in tuio words: aggressixte and optii - '5 C mistic. lenjoy life immensely, I attempt to live each, day to its fullest, and! try to get some good out ol' everything, no matter how biiltit may be. Good luck, not onl to the graduates, but to all members of the student body, faculty and staff. Mr. K- Winning isn't everything, wanting to win is. Whatever your goals in life at them to win. Second place is not for winners, but the line between second und iirs. is much finer than between first and last. Discipline yourself to give all you have to finish on top. Mr. Bromley B DEPART EN DAVID A. CHUCKRAN Science: Bridgewater State College. BA.: Advises West Bridgewater Student Conservation Cronp its. .oliver anu irarric 5. University. Bridgewate Southern Illinois Universi X ww X -, Enjoys Anatomy, Plijkioigy, lsychologv. Pho- tography, Railroads, Communications, Electron- ics, Automobiles, safety, Construction. Marine Navigation and Sailing. EDWARD SARRO General Science 7: Bridgewater State College, B.A,: Advises Seventh Grade: Enjoys Winter Sports. STANLEY C. REED Biology, Biochemistry: Lniversitx of Nlussat-hu setts, BS, Boston Lniversitx' Ni Ed, For-ultt Manager of Athletics: Enjoys further stnrlx, stron the seashnre, ,Qt ' 1 ' 1' ZF I rr ' I l x 2-:Q , 1 lx .x ., A I - 4 ,. 4 tw RONALD C. BROMAN Urban Geography Lllg University of Colorado, State College at Bridgewater. B.A.g Senior Class Advisor, Adult Director West Bridgewater Stu- dent Conservation Group: jLl'Ii f PML Ecology Clnbg Dr' Rid- inf' ' N i Nazarene, A. B., Boston ., nridgt .., is Enjoys Boating, Tennis, Home Remodeling, Comrnuiiiif.'Yf5u1h Work. ll N MALCOLM D. REESE World History. American History 8g Bridgewater State College, BA , courses at Bridgewater State College: Advises Senior Class, World Affairs Club, West Bridgewater Student Conservation Crnupg Enjoys Electronics, Cars, Wine-making. EDWARD F. CAFFREY ,IAH 1 ' 'Problems of Democracy: Social Studies 7g Holy Cross,ColQ lege, B.S., courses at Clark University, Bridgewater State College. Stonehill College: Advises National Honore, Society, , 1 . M t 4: - .:'-px:-,:fyf:-14.:-whey.:-34,34-2:1-.ffg1.-,..g,.wqpvyv- - :4 Y 'i'f .:' :.1:L:5 f' 55'4iZ!94'g2:y1AWQ5321-:-:QM - ,-1: -' -f -z22f?'f'gff::f-:-1 ew- , ' 'ffzi i 4 . f ' A L - 5 . -i-' ' ' -5f'.'.f:'5f5 1. ' 'Tr :Ei - .::g'g.g... Vx, 3, --:-Q 1 '4'-:.-.5gf.,,,,5,3.-1.-:.g,,:--rip.-,:. . :Hr . -. -. --:gr - xkwrfr:-.-,J-A-44:14 nf. : f -:-:.-.g :'.g.-4.- 5 :-- .- -.Itg.:3':.fQx.fS2:::,,5iz3::5g,:?,555 The Social Sciences Departmen,t'of'fers our in 1',' opportunity to develop the skills and processes of learningfjj' , 5 necessary to aid them in the development of attitudes, values, and' motives that will enable them to realizeltheir best cottlti- ' ue system that will result in a growing zeal in favor offpeiison- al integrity, social justice, and an effective citizenry. The present state of things is the consequence of the pastg and it is naturalto-in! . . N - quire as to the source of the good we enjoy. or the evils we suffer. ' . V lo things we ought to learn from Historyq One, that we are not in ourselves supe- to our fathersg Another, that we are shamefully and mouslrously inferior to ' V if we do not advance beyond them. T. Arnold DEPARTME T I . Wd .. I Ism- HOBERT C. WOODS American History 8, Social Studies 7: University of Maine, B.S,. University of Maine, M.Ed.g Ad- vises Grade 83 coaches junior High Basketballg Enjoys Outdoor activitiesg sportsg ping-pong. 5:1 ' . Qi :Ig .. ,: 553 :1:- bution to society. We are striving to help them llll ' ' 5 as .Q G S.lohrnsqxif 'C l ., t .. 1 st j: ' A t , 'ic f 3 e l f N- t ,-,sf V. .--:.:,i-1-sy:-f,.'.'. .-1,5 1+ 1 ,K cfs 7 B x 'S x 331- ,Q Yr ,. , 1 4 Q 'K t 's i 'i'i f . . ' -t:fmsti, sores. of- Qstvni U11iVsfS1f1rft1:iB?S-'ar . 9-sf P51216 chinese .ss -A cet' swC' - K ' X' .sxtl - .. Q.5i:'-Q,5'ff.S5i :'1'ft's,L5' .... :e1Lt:..att::1sswLB. ' iv MARIE A. ROSENTHAL Problems of Democracy. United States Historyg Bridgewater State College, B.S,, M.Ed.: Advises' Students on Advisory Panel to the School Commit- tee: Volunteer Probation Officerg Enjoys Travel- ing, Politics, and Bridge. BARBARA HANN Shorthand II, Machine Transcription, Word Pro- cessing, Secretarial Office Practice, Model OfficeL Fitchburg State, Salem State, B.S.g courses at The American University of Washington, University of Virginia. Northern Virginia College, Bridgewater Stateg Enjoys Crewel Embroidery. Bridge and Camping. 3 CAROL A. RUSSELL I. Personal Typing, Office Practice: College, Conn., Central Mo, State Missouri University of Illinois, B.S.g GBT, T Quinni College, , Enjoys Reading. Traveling, Ceramics. X J JAM ES P. BUTLER Latin I-lV: St. Pauls College, B.A.g Americana Academia, Rome: Academia Virgiliana, Naples, Boston Collegeg Advises Debate Club, Enjoys History, Reading. Q ROBERT E. LOPES, Chairman Accounting l, Bookkeeping ll, Clerical Recordkeeping, SMU. BS., Fitchburg State, M Ed., University of Florida: Enjoys Handball. .fi ' I . y S U - , 4 1 ' K i Il , I i 'w, ,, I l'J.l .txgplal RONNIE S. NECKES Typing l. Personal Tvping, Ci-nt-ral Business Trainingg Central Connecticut SlatcCollogi-, B S . Cheerleading Atlviserg Enjoxs Sltiing. Tennis, and Dance. BUSINESS DEPARTME The primary objective of the Business Education Program is to provide students with meaningful, useful, and salable skills which will enable them to seek gainful employment. The Program culminates with students interacting in the Model Of- fice course and receiving on-the-job training in the Co-Op Office Education Program. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTME The Foreign Language Department strives to educate our students in the basic language, culture and civilization of Latin, French and Spanish. Students are also encouraged to develop these interests on their own and to pursue them in their future college careers. It is hoped that through their klowledge of other languages and people, our youngsters may become concerned for their fellow man throughout the world. A man who is ignorant of foreign languages is ignorant of his is 0Wl'l. SUSAN E. DEERAN French I-IV, State College at Bridgewater, A.B,, University of Paris la Sorbonne, MA., Bridgewa- ter State Collegeg Enjoys Knitting, Crocheting, Gardening, Skating, Organ, Square Dancing. .gg Q 4 3 1 :LE , ' LIETTE M. FRECEAU French, Spanishq Bridgewater State College, B S. M.A.g courses at Harvard, Boston University, Stonehill Collegeg Enjoys Sewing, Arts and Crafts, Knitting and Crocheting: 4H Leader in Clothing and Cooking Club. -nth Ll MARTHA A. RUSSELL Spanish I-lY. Boston University BS. Ed 51. Enjms Reading. Photographx 1 qt JOAN L. IAMES junior High General Music, junior High Chorus, High School Chorus, Choralairesg Maywood College, A.A., Bridgewater State, B.A 3 Enjoys Travel, Art, Writing, Singing. Through the ages the arts have filled man's life with meaning and beauty, like candles lit in the dark. They can light our days as well, if we only reach out and receive the gift. Mrs. james Music and Reading. ' -,. RANCOU RT LA ROSA Instrumental Music Grades 1-121 Beginners Band 4-55 junior-Senior High School Band, Color Guard and Drill Team: Boston Conservatory of Music, Bachelor of Music Compositiong Enjoys RT DEP RT The Art Department at West Bridgewater High School strives to attain a working relationship between Art, the student and his environmentg to help students express with the hand what is seen through the eye, to develop self confidence in expression, and leave with a well rounded and pleasant experi- MARY P, MORRIS Art I-IVQ Albion College, Michigan B.A., courses at Columbia Universityg Enjoys Pottery, Furni- ture refinishing, Photography. ence with Art, Music education, like other subjects, must provide meaningful learning ex- periences for the masses, as well as for the musically endowed student. Public education offers a variety of educational experiences to help develop the whole man and this cannot be accomplished without music which is a means by which man expresses himself in his society. The objectives of the Music program include the tools necessary for provid- ing a variety of musical experiences in: appreciation, musical competencies, and musical concepts. Students avail themselves of the General Music classes in the junior High and are free to elect Chorus and Band at both the Junior and Senior High School levels. 4.45 MR. ARTHUR MEANS Industrial Arts, Wood Shop H0 We don't consider manual labor as a curse, or a bitter necessity, not even as a EUGENE P. IVIOZZONE Industrial Arts, 7, 8, l2, Drafting 9-12, Wentworth Institution, Roger Williams B.Sg Enjoys Golf, Tennis. means of making a living. We consider it as a high human function, as the basis of human life, the most dignified thing in the life of the human being, and which ought to be free, creative. JANE D. ANDERSON Family Life and Child Development, Vocational Il, Home Economics - Clothing and Textiles. Nutrition and Foods Grade 8g Carland College, A.S., University of Massachusetts, Amherst, BS., courses at Framingham State: Enjoys Sailing, Skiing, Camping, Bicycling, all types of Handicrafts. Ben-Gurion s '- Q. :it - fi fl ANN M. SPILEOS Iunior High Artg Mass College of Art, B. EA.. Suffolk Universityg Enjoys Paint- ing, Drawing, Sewing, Fashion Design, Astrology. Frame life so that at some future hour fact and his dreamings meet. Hugo I USTRIAL ART Industrial Arts is the changing of a boy into a man through the usage and changes of methods and materials. f ELAINE H. LAUGHTON Home Economics I, lllg junior High Clothing anti Textiles, Nutrition and Foods. University of Ala- bama, BS., courses at Bridgewater State, West field, Fitchbrug, Framingham State: Enjoi' Cooking and Entertaining, Sewing, Emhroidcri Needlepoint, Gardening, Painting. caring for .I it ..-Hoe... GUIDANCE LEAH A. BENSON, R.N, SCHOOL NURSEg Brockton Hospital School of ' Nursing, R.N.g advises Future Nurses: enjoys reading, bicycle riding, knitting. Gia f-wsvfq. s I ,ss 2, , . . ' I -ar, X ,N is 3 l : VI Q: 5 iiis ,ef - i A .- ' I FRANK F. DUNN DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE, Brldgewater Stale College, B.S,, M.S,g Barry College, Florida, en- joys travel. E. OLIVIA LAWSON GUIDANCE 7.8.94 Upsala College, B.A 1 Direc- tor of Theater in South Shore Area: enjoys Music, Art and Travel. A DIO-VI AL The Audio-Visual Department endeavors to pro- vide teachers with those instructional materials and tools which supplement and enrich the teaching - NUR E ROBERT I... TODD AUDIO-VISUAL DIRECTOR, FEDERAL PRO- JECTS COORDINATOR, Bridgewater State Col- lege, B.S., M,Ecl., Cornell University, Advises Operators Club: enjoys Travel, Geology, Photography. The functions of the School Nurse today are many. She provides emergency icare for illness and injury occurring in school, She also counsels students and itheir parents to secure needed medical, dental, or other treatment. The School Nurse is concerned with the student's total well-being - his pmental and social health as well as his physical health. She has daily opportunities to listen and react to the concern of students, 1 l i parents, and faculty, ,. 1.2 BARBARA HANSSEN GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION 7-12, Bridge- water State College. B.S.g coaches Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball, junior High Basketball Intra- murals, enjoys cooking, needlecraft, collecting antique spoors. learning process. In the realization that aids are not ends in themselves, but are, rather, building blocks upon which the resourceful teacher builds the stu- dents learning experiences, the Audio-Visual De- partment attempts to provide the ever expanding services which are consistent with the changing educational technology of today. - 1 1 : i '1ss-,f FW sfssss-sw 'e' -.--.--s- ,ff vf---- Q -- +2 i 'T ' 1: W Q N- 5-' ,Q L, S Nil, ' l s qs 1 ALLAN RAPP BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION 7-12: Universi- ty of New Hampshire. B.A., Boston University, M.Ed.g coaches Varsity Baseballq enjoys sports, real estate. LIBRARIA The Library seeks to provide materials and give assistance in their use which will enable the student, as far as circumstances permit, to read what has been written, understand what has been said, and attain a measure of intelligence and freedom to say what he or she thinks. ' ' ' Q- 'fs'-,Lift , .wgw f-Q'--U. - e so a .fi lst' ' -1-fb ASS xx X ' K RARV X N xx O xx, org ,st X s it .' ' xc, Y X N Q x xr xg 'l OXCN N y M X X 0 xx? Rx XX -tt QM xx N xx , , wi A , . ,f f ai s N 'R A X , sg' t IH 'il'-3,5 -i 1 .. JOSEPH A. DERMONT LIBRARIANL University of Scranton, B.A., Loy- ola University of Chicago. M.A,, courses at Bellar- mine, Boston College and Bridgewater Stateg ju- nior Class Play Directorg enjoys books, fishing. PHYSICAL EDUCATIO The Physical Education Department deals with a phase of education which strives to promote, through total body movement primarily on the play level, the health and general welfare of all students, and to guide them in being more effective individuals physically, mentally, and socially. He who has health, has hope, and he who has hope, has everything. Be honest, fair and consistent. Never hold a grudge. Tomorrow is another day. Mr. Rapp Arabian Proverb SECRETARIES Mrs. Betty Hayward Mrs. janet Kith Principal's Office Principals Office aff' Mrs. Judith Kellie Federal Projects, Guidance 'E 1 ' 5, 1 up-uv' SCHO Mrs. Barbara Perkins Library 1 w fa t,- A . V v .V I ' QI' LQJ L,: ,S ,S Q F -If OL COMMITTEE: SEATED: Mrs. W. johnson, Mr. DeSales Heath, Chairman, Mr. G. Lepine, Ir. STANDING: Mrs. M. Mather, Secretary, Mr. S, Carlson. Mr. D. Maclver, Mr. H. D. Raleigh, Mr. D. A. Fisher. . Mrs. May M ather, Superintendenfs Office, Not Shown, Mrs. Gwen McMullan. Superintendenfs Office. SCHOGL ER ICE JL V Riff hawaii BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Sinkevich, Mr. Ross, Mrs, LaCroix, Mrs, Alden, Mrs, Calef, ,,gn-7- - GARAGE CUSTODIANS: F, Sinkevich, C, Ross, L. Moroni, J. Large, H. Alexander, L. Hayward, KITCHEN KANARIES: Mrs, Pilla. Mrs. Mac- Donald, Mrs. Herrick, Mrs, Farren, Mrs, Grover Mrs, Thomas, ' :EU 9.1 I , 'ef -2 G mf fe? sf' L- l , N A Senior Class fficers SEATED: N. Carbone, L. Simpson, M. E. Nelson, STANDING: Mr. Reese, Se- nior Class Adviser, D. Kemp, M. Rogers, S. Keating. R, Macdonald. Senior Mr Ronald Broman Senior Class Adviser Yearbook Dedicutee Review Board SEATED: D, Kemp, L, Simpson, S. Keating, M. Rogers, STANDING: j, Anderson, M. E. Nelson, N Carlbone, R. Macdonald. Mr Reese. BRUCE ANDERSON 14 Grant Street Ptfl ER ALLEN 62 Union Street 587-9459 A son is horn and you pronounce him ready to fight. Football, 3,4g Basketball, LS,-lg Baseball, 1, :2,3.4. :tx Anti Socialg Grub. CARY ALLEN Ambllllmf CUH929- 35 ciUIl'lIIlOllXY63ltl'I Avenue JEFFREY L, ANDERSON 25 Purchase Street i'Some people go through others get consequences. 5,1-LC.. Whad OUT! 23 583-3926 life getting resultsg 25331 e EY l fam P l il- pnr - 1 fxx 1-xlllxll ,Oli 1 ,. ' l li, . Q rm: ' ' --q -N: ':fv-mp:1'Q-ssryrzqcq-sz-Q-ctw'-w- E- I XY. 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'- NNN-I5:Lx''Q2ESEESrE'35e:5:2Q5Ef55?11.is5::.l1iN'ffir3:ilfQ2E:ra ., fir.-. -. . .1 '-: --,I-rc-fe: K, '5-. self- -q.::5:: : 1:'-:E-zgzgcsrivg sag:-..,.1255-:gs--gk'-r::s .::..f. -Fqzw' -,gigA5e--:gk:S13ri?'FE:EQT''E252Q5'EijE2EiEiEErE3isT5r5r5rESg'5' 'QEEIEI-iff' ' QI -'-XQ:-:.2:E3Q25Q:TQ:-1'rf:F4:X-QE'-isrfX:igI-15fi-.f:1:':?.N2-1221531.72312. f I : 3-:.-.5,:1:::-:A:X..q:p::-:t-- f - X. .-N -'.4,, 'bfV'1:2QQ.?:fS3:2Xr'f':':'N' .5:g3,,5-.1:q2.r:::-11: X X it it .Qs t 13- 1 . t 4- Q- .. by ,, Q r N .1 Qi -x Lx .. N X N. 5' .F ...si .A.!, W, ,. xg N. 1:5-:gg.fg-.f:jE::,:Ij:, V '1x:5Egggg..25fr:r 4 -' 1. : l ' -55 .E ' 'l -55257.-'7277' ,Vx N ' N-fgggeft: -. .mf A '595Q?:3'f:: - , V. f:p1:3:55r' JOHN S. ANDERSON -I ' , 'X I1 Norman Avenue 58870332 It is a wretched taste to be gratifiedfwith mediocrity when the excellent lies tiefore us. Football, 1,2,3,4, tTri Capt. 45, Basketball, I,2,3,-I, CCO Capt. 3,455 Track, 1,3,-I, CCO Capt. 35, STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL 1351 Co Editor of Climber, Var- sity Club, 1,2,3,4g jr, Class Playsg Prom Committee, Senior Review Board, Latin Club, 3,45 National Honor Society, 2,3,4g Student Gov't Exchange, 1,2,3,4. John: Bicycle trip to Canadag Summer of '73g President WBBA, Scotland St. Squiresg Heartbreak Hotel, INTELLICENTISS- IMUSQ windows in D.C.g can't there from here, Find something to do in Portland, L8zLg Bottel smasher, What'd he say?g Brrrienhg Shoot for the stars, Botch Casualty. Ambition: College. pg:-'pn :fr 1 2, V 012422225 X NRQSceK:gli-22-:-:c-3-'iz-.-.-:Q 'ff . 1: fs: T'??X5 ' --!g,I5I':Qf:T.'T.g . 155- X . - -. s. :--I:-.IQFSTS QM X X sggssf:sEsf.5:g-531.5 ,,.,.. , t...... -'-FifiiiffXriffiiefffffffN N1?ISS:f,::: :swf--1 ' -..- ::4.c-.:-:s- e .. '. . . t t..i:..: -, -.:.g::,g-,:.: ..,:g:,:--g,::,:'-ff 4 :ze t GQQFYL. . 'Nx x Age.: ,,:,-- ass., .,u,:..a.L ....a-.:g1LQte,::.-...-.4412 MICHAEL J. BALBONI 128 South Main St. 587-0515 A long summer, New Hampshire, mouns- tains, girls, and same good dreams to come. Ambition: To be a Boilermaker. ...N-, ' IOANNE P. ASKER 255 North Elm Street V 586-8l07 'lf they were right I'd agree, but it's them they know, not me. Drama, lg jr. Class Plays: Prom Committee, '31 Debate Club, 21 Yearbook, 4: Commit- tees,,1,3g Senior Play: Goofing, 1,2,3,-1, .,i-i- ' , josyg Dennisport - those fun sumrhersi That nutsy Islandg I tripped, woopsg Well, Let's BOOGIE: A-Smithg B.P.M. - now what was that all about?g I wanna party, the big trip to L.A.g Cobbyg HA-HA C, Cat you've got just one more! Ambition: Happiness. . .-.V . 'SX Y sg NAR fizsiriwi New 5:-9515181 -Q A :ex I :si .1 E .- V . .yi-S QE. .lg STEPHEN M. BEINORAS 416 Spring Street 583-7721 To trust is a virtue. It is weakness that gets distrust. Tennis, 39 Cross Country, 4g Track, 4, Band, 1,2. Bayg Banewag Chess on the steps, whales, gas moneyg out two bucksg Hey Bay what do you say?g take a walk on the wild side, Ambition: College. PAULETTE M. BARROS 45 Progressive Avenue 588-0104 Existence would be intolerable if we were never to dream. Conservation Group, 1,2,3,-lg Varsity Cheer- leader, 2, Senior Review Board, -1, junior Class Plays, 3, Senior Class Plays, -1. Tango, anyone'?, Washington DC.: 1705- 17061 another trip to the A.B.C.?: Al's 111, 1705 not mell, Happy birthday, a spider, trips to the airport, D.K. watch the lafn- postsg B, B. with a jug of punch and vodkalll, How 'hout a kiss? Union street, Gulf station, The escape windowg CC, regular- Daiqui- ri's in ym, Somebodys coming, N.j, and P.B. sie survivors, wheres the max'?, A medical doctor. rr gg' fi 35 2- xixzixrlfotrgrf V - 2Qr5SwT.t',s . gig, t .9 'X' . 'Gill' 3 vw' 'b'f!1W'Ka'f:- - ,Q 'ff-'sys Rfbf.-1 . 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S BARBERA BENVIE 72 Maolis Ave 5853-4020 To live a love, you gotta give a love, to give a love, you gotta be part of . Cheerleading, 1,2,4g Drama Club, 1,2,3,4, Thespians 4g Varsity Club, 3,43 Class Plays, 3,4. Barbs, true but embarrasingg part time cheer- leader, Womens Lib, Sears parlcg totum, busy hr at prug DS. get upl traumatic ex, Neil Young, Falmouth excuse US, were in a tight sit, back- yard stones with D.Hg piggily wiggilies, San- tana with Colourg Bean a fine friend, desert camelsg its gonna be a biggun ... She itg stalag comd't. 4 .gg PAUL M. BARROS 45 Progressive Ave 588-0104 What is to learned must be EXPE R1ENCED. Track. 1,-1, Basketball. 2, Cross Coun- try, 2,-1,5 Senior Class Play, Carlos Santanag I. Ceilsg Roy Buca- nong Santana, T. Rexg Concertsg Shaf- er Stadium, junior Promg Horseneck New York field trip, Ambition: Travel, College. au! ' X 9 l I 1 ELLEN M. BIRD 325 N. Elm Street 587-9602 uFriencIs of mine. Friends of mine, Lord I should be thankful I've got friends like mine. Cheerleader 1: Field Hockey 2.3,-lg Basketball Imgrl 3,44 F.T.A. 3, De- bate Society 3,45 World Affairs 3,41 Varsity Club 4: French Club 33 Prom Committee S, Plays 3.4: Committees 1,2,3,4: Regional Advisory Council 4: Climber 4. Tweety, It's a beautiful morninglg 6:30 A.M. Swifts with T.L.: Perry's Prom: Bottle? What bottle?g Walks 1, 2, 8: 3: W.B.S.C.C. in D.C.: A,B.C, one more timel: Stairs are too steepz 3 Alexanclers: Windows in D.C.: D.C. 6 R. B. second story men: Pyramids, shaving cream, and ice cubes: Bikies to Mt. V.: Wanno go for a ride?g H. Ct's'What movie? S di H and after: Pookie, Pookielg Biff. 1 Ambition: College - major in Spe- cial Education. WILLIAM M. BOSSART 38 Bolton Place 584-4865 My little bike must think it's queer, To stop without a as station near. Basketbalffig Baseball 2: junior class plays: Senior class plays. . Old Silver: Rockville, M.D., Whats th-e Beef reef?: Seen any fishworms?, Kin s- wood B.O.g truckin to the cape -- 250 all Sie way: Mr. EL-REEF - I can do it, you can get there from hereug fishin' 8: freezen' off DB.: Pull into the next rest stopll, Do a WHEELIEI: The Munchiesl Ambition: Cross Country In A Van. BONNIE L. BROWN 640 East Street 697-3798 Field Hockey 3: Softball 213,45 Varsity Club 2,11 4. , Raininyit in the gas station: Halloween 72 g Footba l game at P-town: two to tango: there's a guy followin us: anyone for donuts?g drop that mailboxl: liidge trees and formula 44: TW: why are you limping?g Bologna sandwiches at movies: earthquake at the Mall: Mucka KBSAJ: Rip offs. Ambition: College or travel. I RICHARD D. BOUDREAU 58 Sunset Avenue 586-8565 When you're hot, you're hot - When your not who gives a . . Football, 1, Baseball, 2,45 Basketball, 1. Budclahg Big gas for Pops, jiles, Morse's Flyers, stopping at jack in the box, Bang a left: Hey, Hey, Hayden: over and over, 5 Big ones: Another Good Bye Nick: Boones: Hey, Cram it. Ambition: Travel. .J 1 JEAN CARIGAN 83 East Street 583-6769 40 hours?g thar she goes D.O.g Edging north with E.K.g A 'retarded cam? tripg visit to capeg LA.: fat D.D. me barn., sneakg a py-r- amid of cans, the spooky coine days, a wild time one nite in E.B. with E.K., G.S.M.D.g Get hair cut in Bostong don't fall off bikeg Ralph'sg flowers on the roofg whats the sto- ry tonight? Heavy hamburgerg Satucketg awe mood, D. B.C. Ambition: junior College. 5- t A I s I L dl C! NANCY CARBONE 228 Matfielcl St. 587-4948 Friends are like the warm, blue sea, they splash laughter in your eyes. Field Hockey, 2,3g Student Government Ex- change, 2,4g Drama Club, 3, Plays, 3,4g Year- book, Ag Class Officer, 2,45 Student Council, 4, Committees, 1,2,3,4g Senior Review Board, 4, Nancyg Sarahg president of A.R.F.g leeches, want my crumbs julie: an weekend over jacksg boogie at 3 dclockg how was the movie?g Ware- ham with M. D.g the car broke down againg blue eyesg S.A. 81 M.g jack in the Boxg summer vaca- tionq your farce in my aceg looney, or nog bye now! ' Ambition: College. LAWRENCE R. CHAFE 590 N0ftl1 Elm Street 5843-2235 Concerts at Schafferg PC Nebs. Anbition: Work. .uxigi , f' ,I 1, x ,lf PHILIP M. CALEF 291 East Center Street 583-6460 Basketball, 1,2,f3,4g Cross Country, 3, 4g Conservation Group, 1,2,3,4. Ralphg Lizg On the bus in Cross Country, At the beach in 7th gracleg The ice episode at Papa Gino's, Bomba Bomba: Heart Break Hotel, Washington D.C.g LN- PUNK Ambition: Make Money!!! 'hr I A XYN-gag 'gffty 3 .. ,l . ,NL sew v . ' l l . W. ff V' Zlsrwfgf ' t 4' ,gills r. ft i il. l' . X H wxlitw Mfwfi i 1 ,.V Q ,fr . 5 f i .f,!!f5f',f,s' 354 sk fg': !f'Z:'1::'i I ...itll illl!!'fr!ilf2- GARY T. CHILD 16 Prospect Street 586-9630 lt matters not how long we live, but how. Baseball I,2,3,4g N.H.S. 2,331 Iunior Class Plays 3. jilesg Hockey anyonetlg jack-in-the- Boxg Whose house do we hit?g Cot any money, Yogifflg Chapman Round- houseg the Htakeusign is on all the timeg Coat Luciusg Who gets gased in Taunton? Ambition: College. NW-CQ MICHAEL CHUSDERS I 635 East Street N -586-T496 Life has many wonderful things but we have to find the-m.', : Baseball, 2. Mikeg Patti: N.H.,g for a weekg fishing, deer hunting, and coon huntingg Duxhuryg Where is Hervey St.?:Al-aska. Ambition: Electrician. RAYMOND T. CLOONEY 411 Matfielcl Street 583-3845 'iifew words are best. first think, and then speak. Football i,2,3,4, Tri-Captain 41 Basketball 1,2, 3,-i, Co-Captain 4, Baseball l,2,3,4. Co-Captain 31 jr. Class Plays 35 Sr. Class Plays 41 Varsity Club 1,2,3,-ig Stuclent Covernment Exchange 2g Boys' State: Latin Club 3,-i. Rayg May 7i fighting in the aisle: Green Bugg R.R.l?' Miskinis. Motors: jan: 2 flicks of the light: P.C.F.g Who saici? g December 23g Need a haircut? BE.: Pacific Hut: P,B,T.H. V: of P.A. with D.O. and S.L.g SZ, Ambition: College. 3 f 1 K i -'i ,-'-'--Q 'CUP if . ti ir' , 'ff 's ll I '-lf '. ff.: ' 1 .g, DESA i. CHISHOLM IT5 East Street - 587-1432 He was a man, take him for all in all, l shall not look upon his like again. Manager Field Hockey, 41 Softball, 2,3,-1. Deep Summer of '73g Did' you see the game?g number 71 loves Phil Esposito and the Bruinsg Brockton Skating rink: L.D.g likes Three Dog Night: 4th of july. Ambition: College and work. CIL D. CORREIA 103 Copeland Street 587-6365 Next o'er his books his eyes begin to roll in pleasin memory of all he stole. Footbai lg O'Farceg The white socks kid was my bud- dyg Fix itg 13 start 1969g Apartment styleg Long tripsg MCD:-xrwfg Blow out at Hyannisg Trucking in Peachem, VT.g Fastest SL 100 aroundg K.K. it was greatg Fatimag jammin, at Newtsg Warehamg Big beef's backg With Conzy at promg Howellg Biking down tracks: Old Silverg Hell rides on 450g Flip at Brockton sand pitsg B. B.O.g D,M.N.C.g what a Farce: rip off by rabbits? Ambition: College, Traveling. BRUCE 1. CORREIA 95 Bryant Street 588-6351 A' Enlighten tomorrow by today. B.H.S.g Summer 739 The Conner: 5 o'clock shadow B.B.A, Ambition: College, PAULA CONNOLLY 520 Spring Street 587-0482 ulifarnestness is enthusiasm tempered by reason. Conservation group, yearbook, -1 Paula Teddy OC. Couponsg Dale and the duds .. . 'Aonly castles burningng 'KWhat's the matter, K.Pi.? .,, C.B, with K.R. from SH.: parallel lives 4fl3 . .. the prom ,.. duxbury beachg teddy bearg W.M.g Whats WPT? W.H. Promg Friday the 13thl W.E.D. ,.. Skiing at Sunapee. Ambition: College. CAROLYN CROWELL 144 Wes: sc. I expect to pass through this world but once, Any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do b it now. Basketball 1,24 Cheerleading 34 Committees 1,2,3,4: Plays 3, 4: Calg Summer of 73 g DAVEg likes red Firebirdsg Town Spag Franks: Nobody likes a wise- guyg H67-9513 -lay Bagdong Duxbury beach at 10 A.M,g L'll buy, you flyng Learning to play heartsg Sehlitzg t'Susie Coedwg Ralph-blah: Hangs with P.S.g Nancy's 'ARich- ardsug A.R.F.g Duriningtorfsg C.Y.O.g Friendly's freezerg jr. Prom with Don - what a bomb! But Bryant? Whats in We-stwood?g Has this thing for Carpenters, Ambition: College. Vx .- fn is -V if '- ,HW- MARGARET DALEY 287 South Main Street 588-6851 Drama ig jr. Prom 31 Sr, Plays 4g jr, Plays 3. Janis' house: Long night Labor Dayg tripped and fellg EB. with EK. and G.S. and j.C.g anyone hungry, julie?g Have any l,D.?g shyg Wareham with N.C. and CK. Ambition: Hawaii. me V, YT?-1:-.'-9YIN7'TiW.7F73?7 fI75'.-'W?77i7:f3'f7 Mn'' 'YV -'-' ty- -f1::f:f2fgf:-.ig3g.:5'i-if-55332 -+A Q Q gs 7 . 4' A ...giilf -4- Y N- X lf l' 2 r. F: ':' Q V -.Qi A ,gri ': 2 . - ,. wi 'X-Sf . . ' gl H: 4. ar- 1 -i f ,.:r-e-:+.- .- 1, 3,-5 X -- - . x A .5-ii 'W --2 - 11F1:if.5- F .- l ' YL.- P VINCPZNT DONNDELIN GER Promise me the sunshine, but give me the warmth and understanding of a true friend. Cross Country 2,3,4, Co-Captain 44 Track 3,44 Co Captain 3,4g Latin .Clubg Natiorial Honor Society 2,3,4g West Bridgewater Student Con- servation Group 1, ' f x. -r ff' Maxam-am se:.:.bx?mxwa:sswrs, i EWKNNNN, i Q ' X Q i Q.: ' le. ' '- Wi. ' wa , . il, K 1 Wilt 2 Q. 2-R-N-1 JULIE A. EATON 2 Norman Avenue 588-3318 Happy are those who dream dreams, and are willing to pay the price to make them come true. Cheerleadin lg junior Class Plays 3g Debate Club 4g Climgber tlaayout Editorl 4g Senior Class Plays -ig Student Government Exchange-1. Summer of M7373 visiting lang M.D.E.g Pocas- setg tea and tabg M.D.'s front seat: P.P. -'Af13g five-minute limitg P and P with N.j,g Eldorado, but no license: 341 with special thanks to N.A.g get backlg Nancy's lunchg Koala bearg roof walking, but made itg combination 2 for 3g such good timesg 2-26-72g off limits at N.C. and M.D.'sg waiting for the fireworks. Ambition: College. Ri 'x SUSAN DUQUETTE ' I 47 Brooks Place 587-3562 Bobg 5 yrsg fun in Attleborog july '74g M.G.g C.P.g So whati'g receptiong purple!g skunk smellg flat tire. Ambition: Marriage, DEBORAH L. FYFE 373 Spring Street 587-1061 Drama Club lg Basketball 12,33 Softball Manager 2g junior Class playsg Climber staff 4. Debg Rick - Nov. 26, Prom, Roses storiesg cement floor in N.H,g SKIES!' P.Y.C. at B.P.M. with K.M.g Chinese Firedrill with I.B.g crying partiesg bad lemonade, I can't stopl' 125 Yamaha in Halifax: R.P. - what a SNEAKQ really? Ambition: College tif' ' ROSEMARY FRATANCELO 64 Maolis Avenue 587-1938 M If flight be your hearts desire, then fly, fly, fly .., for we must follow our dreams to be truly free. Cheerleaders, 3. Maple Streetg Rum, Afroi 86, the Statiesg Debbieg D.M.g a trip I will never forget, safe in your glove compartment, P.R,g Barbg my old time buddy, Subaru: DW. Ambition: Hair Stylist. .wi X .tl-KN . , -S 'zfs sf' 4Ux -'W 17? w. '45 31 TINA CAZERRO QL, , sf' R ia TIMOTHY A, EASTON 75 Bedford Street 586-2372 Live your own life for you will die you own death, 6 hits at log cabin: Sunrise in Sand- which before schoolg Are you going to Vlfelfleetg Yago, Woods road nod- ding, K.P.g Kenny's van at EB, party: Armed Robbery says no wayg V,W's and Lincoln Continentals dont mix, B.8iE. at P.B.'sg Packed at Cathay Mannorg K.P. Ambition: Artist and Travel, PETER CEZOTIS - ..efX Av'-A. MADELINE M. GRANDFIELD 44 Ellis Avenue 583-3111 Pursuit of Excellence in the face of adversi- ty is invariably matched by the glory of the result. V. , Cheerleaders 1Q3,4g Captain 45:'Drama Club-, , l',2,3,4g Thespians' 4g, Soft-ball: lg-lVarsity, Qgf Club 41 Class Plays SA. . ' P Ninag ernbarrassing -but trufeg E.O.E.R,g wouldnt it be funny ?g panhandeqling conersg dP.V.C,' Beang. P.Y.Cig ldtlii-nkthl ll be peace' PQ4. Clma-mp'agne.fRestg Fallen: Fenceg who did i't?q. 'Sa-ntana-gf'EddieSpinggefctig S.H. droi poutg. tinkz, sunsh-ineg .' 'piggly w,iggly, desert Camelsg totumg vundabooh, D..B., Barb, t e kid , marriageQ you wanna?Q P.H.D. in P.P.E.g M-S-M-Ng it's gonna' be a biggung stalag-604' fuzze satisfied 21-'achq Treas. of A.R.F. ' i 3 ' ' Ambition: Living. ' - f DENISE HALLISEY 32 fri? LAURIE GUMMOW X 1 1 l 4 K D- ELAINE M.A. HARVEY 395 Spring Street 587-4466 Everytime a woman smiles she adds some! thing to the fragment of life. Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,4g Library Aid 3. M.A. Right ong W.B.P,g Soda jerkg C.M,S.: heyg wheng whereg you goinlg French Na- tional Anthemg Speechg workingg M.W.M.g Sue: 2nd hunchg Christmas 4' 72mg 2 left feetg 5th period P.O.D.g Carol and the Navy. Ambition: Travel, Work. 'Z RIC HARD HARRIS ERLE HERMANSON 87 Union Street 588-4241 Luded outg the pinegroveg jay'sg At the Cen- ter: Nerl. Ambition: To play guitar. CARL R. HERRICK 91 Thayer Avenue 586-8628 A Scotchman must be a very sturdy moralist wh? does not love Scotland better than the trut Football, 1,2,3,4g Basketball, 1,4g Baseball, 1,4g Varsity club, 2,3,4g Prom Committeeg Student Government Exchange, 3,41 Debate Club, 3.44 Ir. Class Playsg Latin Club, Carl: Buckg Trucchi's mang E.B, parties: Nice girls in Onsetg U.S. History what a bummerg P'towng Hey, you guys, where are we goingng Cheryl 8: Monds jr. Prom Party Disaster: likes E.B. girlsg P.j. at M,V.g Great little carg Hope it don't raing You're keys are where?g It's Ho- twiredg Lating Buckarodsg Schlitzg B.F.g Iquit! Ambition: College. 'le 1i'L 3. WT' XX. 1 r t -...non CAROL VV. HERRICK 91 Thayer Avenue 586-8628 Drama Club 1,2,3, junior Class Plays 3, Senior Class Plays 4. Carolg OK.g Ieang Maryanneg Den- nisg Edclieg Party at Brownsg 1973 8z 73 Key Club meetings: and I.A.g The Sheparods: Iaminds dreamg jo, Al- len, Hank, Keith, Timmy: E.B.g Co Captain 11f25!73g The Big D.: Hi Patty: The Pathg He sore isg Oh Roseg Have fun See ya later. Ambition: College, NANCY L. JACKSON 7 Mile Brook Road 583-3845 Give me a quiet stream, a place to dream, time alone in a world of my own, ' Majorettes 1,2,3g Varsity Club 2,3,4g Drama Club 1,24 junior Class Plays 35 Senior Class Play 4g Conservation Group 1,2,3,4: Debate 4g Yearbook 4g Committee 1,2,S,4. jack: ARF memberg windows in D,C.g P.B. 61 NJ. sole survivorsg Ir. Prom with D.L.g get out of the carug S.A.M.g p. at p. with j,E.g boogie at 3:00g B.F. with EK. 8: M,L.g 'there we go againug Nizag 4 in vul at 4 a.m.g costellds, Wareham CSwift's beachlg how was the movie?g leechesg Wellfleetg s.i.n.t,s.g spotlights on the Capeg scullg bye now . . . Ambition: College. ra STEPHEN KEATINC 44 Commonwealth Avenue HA man in earnest finds means, or if he cannot find, creates them. Basketball l,2,3,4g Cross Country 3,41 Tennis 3,43 Student Council 1, 2,3,4g NHS 2,3,4g Class Officer 24 World Affairs 2,3,41 Debate Club 3g Varsity Club 3,41 Class Plays 3, 43 WBSCC 1,2,3,4g Senior Review Board Year Book Staff 4g P.Y.G. 1, 2.3.41 Steve: Mortg 439 with C.D. High Testg FATIMAQ rat patrolg B.B after Promg showers with K.V.g W.N.I.P.g visit Mr. Bostong D.C. 81 dinkleackerg my song 42nd St.?g 1-LH with LA. at the KING: UMASSDEBATE?g wheres Chattanooga? moon burned with L.N. behind i3t17g died in DC., M.B. 81 Y.B,g graveyerdo in Md, one of the Squinesg What'd he say? Ambition: College 1 , :Apr ' F YA JEFFREY A. JOHNSON 30 Pinecrest Road 583-8416 Not he who has much is rich, but he who gives much. Golf1,2,3,4q junior Class Playsg Senior Class Playg Varsity Club 2,3,4. Weaselg member of S.H.B.g Trurog No Bot- tom, Head Hunterg i'6 a weekendg shadesg no thanks, not tonightg instigator. Ambition: College. DONNA E, KEMP ISO East Street Things that are natural are never without a certain grace and excellence Class Officer. 3,-lg Choir, 1: Climber Staff, -I: Ecology Club, 1.2.3,-11 Class Play s, S,-tg Prom Committee, 3. Washington D. C.g Look out for L. P.: Trips to the A.B.C.1 Rooms 1705 81 1706: Beer can pyramids and shaving creamg The Harlem Clobetrotters: What movie?lg Summer Vacation in jordan - oh those Ar- absg The boys at homeg Surrey with the fringe on topg Happy Birthday P. BJP. Out the window and off the roof. But you all Cant get there from herel Ambition: On to College! ii 'IQ-. xll ' 1 X g X CHRISTINE E. KELLY 17 Emerson Avenue 583-6759 The road to hell is paved with good intentions. jr. Varsity Cheerleader lg Drama lg jr. Class Playsg Sr. Class Plays: De- bate Club. janis' Houseg Tripped and fell up then downg Falmouth-Harry B. four in a M.C.g Long night labor davg A.R.F,g One combination 2 for 3g Happy Holidays, Artist falls: 3 musketeers. Ambition: Hawaii. . ELLEN KEYLOR 271 South Elm Street YouHhave the freedom to be yourself, here and now. Cheerleader, l,2,3,4g junior class plays 3: Senior olass play, 4g Yearbook, 4g Varsity club, 4. L , .. The M.G. crewg Sympathy for a devilg Pigs at 5 A.M.g Nov, 9. 1972: What a 3 day vacationg N.H. with j.C.1 Chris. wanna go for a walk? 6:5301 Mars parking lotg A.R,E. Memberg Anyone hungry. julie?g G.S. and C.K. what license?: DO's red sea at ptowng The tapes, D and C1 Maple Street me, Nance and the guys! S.M and A1 NlSAlg Peace out Pursie: Cbampagineg jr. Prom with S.P.g Get out of the car. g 4 in V.W. at 4 AM: 'AHey Nance, my feet are colcl. g j.C., GS., M.D., and E.K, At EB, B.F. with N.j. and P.C,g Here we go againlg Cos- tellos, Nisa Nightg Yo know it ain't easy Bye nowl Ambition: College. v PETER KNOX . . V -'N V .1 X F , - so W - 5' X J . . N Q. . 1- , Q ., X . 6 I i K ft , , V RICHARD LEONARD 34 Pinecrest Road 583-6446 Football 1.2. V Sun Raiseg P towng V,W.g New York Yo og Lincolng Cathay Manor: E.Bi E Partyg Woods roadg out coldg P.P.A. DONNA M. LINDQUIST -140 Walnut Street 583-287-1 Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Field Hockey 1,2,3,4: Basketball 2g Softball 12,33 junior Class Playsg Co-Captain. Donna ,.. S. P.at HS ... 30 minute laugh Prom with Paulg Terri's wedding with M.N., V.P., 61 P.H.g what happens if I smash it up? 1971 Ford truckg 9!21f73g MOTHER! Hg 1938 Pontiacg hipchecks at Sacred Heartg good mechanic? you've got to be kiddingg Whittemores party, 1973g BU Dy I admit it, what's your excuseilg what's a cortinailg stuck at cemetaryg serious '? CARY D. LA CROSSE 42 Highland Avenue 587-7865 Love 1957 Chevy's' Nantasket Beachg Leona - like girls with blonde hairg weekends. Ambition: Take a trip. RICHARD MACDONALD 369 E. Center 586-7936 It matters not what you are thought to he, but what you are. Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g junior Class Playsg Senior Class Plavsz Student Government Exchange Pro- 'grain 2.3,-41 Student Council 1,2,3,41 Varsity Club 2,3,-lg Drama Club 1,213.45 Thespian S, 43 World Affairs Club 1,2.S,4g Debate Club 3,-ig W.B,S. Conservation Group 1,2,3,4g Drama Festival 3,-lg Latin Club 3,4. Ricky Likes, to actg Ebesneezerg Part-time bikie C250lg jock: ISLE. 24g Splinters from B-ballg Loves coac g Hollywoodg Skiing with Mike: Camping: X-country in a vang Bug to Vt. on 3g Fishworms?g jeff, I'll driveg D.C. tripsq Summers in Floridag Rye, N.Y.g Howid it go? Ambition: College EDWARD MCCAFFREY 285 East Street , 586-5337 Don't tell me that worry doesn't do any good. I know better, the things I worry about don't happen. Football, 1,2,3,4, Tri Captain, 4, Baseball, 2, 3,45 Student Council, 3,43 Conservation Group, 1,2,3,4, Class Plays, 3, Senior Re- view Board. Ed, Windows in D.C., 10, W.B.B.A., Some Dunce Kid, Good n' you. Ambition: College. ' 'X fs 3 if I A: I' MARK S. MAZZA 154 Matfield Street 587-0636 uMen of few words are the best men. Conservation Group 1,2,3,-4, Plays 6: Com- mittees 3,-4, Drama Club 4, Yearbook Staff -1. Maz, Had fun at Naussett, trips to Bridge- water, K.D., Whats in N.H.?g H.T.R., Mikes, Air Hockey, j.P., Weirs Beach, D.C. Trips, Exit ramps, ABC, 6.C. + D.G. Ambition: College. X 1 X 1 is gage '12-Nc'-iS Q '11 ' fn.. . RICHARD L. MANUCIAN 16 Aldrich Road 586-6889 Mankind being enshroudecl in false and appearances, it is the salvation of the intelligent individual that he es- tablish and maintain a personal level ofthe truth and fulfillment. Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, Cross Country 3, junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Climber Staff fArt Editorj 4, Conservation Group 1, Drama Club 2. Rick, Mitch, Rock, Spider Killer, Boggins, X-Country Ferry, Henry jones-Age 102, Mrs. Rosenthal's Cyn- ic, The Daily Dave H969-19711, Contact Lenses in Basketball - Where did they Dropug Who's Er- win Gorkly?. Ambition: Writer. . 1, Z '35 - . A if 'K f f.fji1QQ5-f MARY R. MC CANN 22 High Street 587-2388 I had rather live and .love where death is king, than have eternal life where love is not, or of greater love hath no man than this that a man lay down his life for his friends. Drama 2,3. junior Class Skits, Gory March' 16, 1973 No More, Navy, How be you, Walk for Devel- opment, BENJIE!!! Ibe fine!!! Accounting, Silcon-Hockomock, Penns. and Wash. DC., Closet full of nothing to wear. Ambition: College, Major Accounting, 37 .fi R' 5 1. .sk X La, ,L -2-lfgl-ZQQ.,-N t ,JY 1 13- My 5, ef- 51- wr' -' ul. 'Q fi? ,-: J 11:1 ' 5 l.2: 1.45 4.52-EI' L, - 4 ' -:.:'-iiirfnal-: -'-13::.,. -4 -, w .5- 'f 1i Q . V' fav- 9. - ft - I ,,.,,.,w,,1.: V. 4 ,. -L Niizifqvi F-vrQm or BENJAIVIIN P. MUSTO JOSEPH P. MONSINI 351 Manley Street 588-4323 UI suppose society is wonderfully delightful, To be in it is merely a bore. But to be out of it, sim- ply a tragedyf, Debate Club 4: Junior Class Plays 3: Baseball 1: Track 3: Basketball 1,2,4: Senior Class-Play 4: Special Committees 1,2,3,4. Cuiseppi: SRaynhamg What's coming in?g Pro- ducer sg Anymore 19019: Those exciting POD classesl: Fall River: Y0u're under arrestl: 65 Chevy: Jr. Prom party with EB. fpass the whis- key please-lg Ir. Prom with j.N.lg You a detective?: The pittslllg PR. and his badge?!f: This is a RECORDINC-l: 5-3-73lllg Navy or Marine Boundlig Hey Tironel: 9f15f73lllg S4818 helplg Always willing to help . . . .400 South Main Street 583-1628 HTAKE IT1EASY! lll' The 4 KKK'K's MacDonald's Main St. Brock- ton: Killer Cometg R.C. Bar: Hondas all the way: Karen who?g BeMar's: two of the same: no car but why?g get get get-??? Ambition: Putting up houses and contractor. Ambition: College ROBERT E. NELSON 451 Walnut Street 587-4308 Veni, vidi, dormiuif' Basketball 1,24 Football 1,2.3,-1, Nelly. Ambition: College. 38 ex - K 6, X I , s' ' . .. . ' --.--. I 5 I NAL, ,, , , W' ...ff is MARY ELLEN NELSON 8 Arch Street 586-0524 Don't walk in front of me, I may not fol- low: don't walk behind me. I may not lead: walk beside me and just be my friend. Conservation Crou 1,2.,8,4g Debate Club 3, 4: World Affairs Cllub 3,-lg Math Team 3.4: Class Officer 1,2,3,-lg Softball'1,2,3: Year- book 4: Class Plays 3.4: Senior Review Board 4: National Honor Society 2,3,-1, Sec- retary-Ig Girls' State. Want me to drive?: P.P. 47513: Artist Falls - wrong way: windows in D.C,: Ice Cubes: fill it up with water: spotlights on the Cape: bilspils: Old Vienna 72 . Ambition: College. 1 ri .' V ag MARY E, NORRIS 445 Spring Street 587-3798 Two roads diverged into a wood. and I took the one less traveled by and it has made all the difference. Eddie: ain't no mountain high enough: dif- ferent car each week: whats on Marian St. P' camping in New Hampshire: independent: the Pits: master's schedule: 67 Tempest: Southgate: :ZW years so far: poor side of town: Scott: tissue. ELIZABETH R. NOLAN 61 Howard Street 586-4360 The addition of darkness adds no unfrien- dliness to the face of a friend. Conservation Group 1,2,3.-I: National Honor Society 2,3,4: Math Club 3,-1: Softball 1.23, 4: Choir I: Choraleer 3: junior Class Play Committees: junior Prom Committee: De- bate Club 4: Yearbook Staff: Senior Class P av, Phil: Voom vega oh no! little V.S.: I won't laugh! ' KOOL: D.C.'s with jeanne and janet: Seekonk December 11. goint to Boston?: Old Silver Beach, Dad: Stairway to Heaven 'Miles Standish: I'm not, a punklll: Sandra D.: Priscilla: 'iBourne Mill at 17: Cape Cod Canal: I heard thatll' you applell' Parkwood Beachl' Bye nowl Ambition: College. C n MN 'for '03 lx SUSAN NELSON 253 South Street 587-7176 A little nonsense is cherished by even the wisest men. National Honor Society 3,-1: Committees 2, 3.4: junior Class .Plays 3: Senior Class Plays, 4: Chorus. 3. Sue: loves to sing: you ain't nuthin' but a hound dogn: Mrs. johnson on Waikiki Beach: I don't get it : Mrs. Kirstein: CT. and B.P. at C.C.: ucl0n't shut the car door : Liberaci: can I speak to someone in charge of accidents? ' Mrs, Burris: Grandma: New Hampshire: j.S, - May 18: Mrs. Wagner: what a gym class: I'd rather be bluen' Mrs. Hoenig's brownies: Hey jackien: Mike and Sonny: French National Anthem at Lunch: what a bunch of nutsl: ya know. jACQUELINE S. NOYES 5X., -'J I all I I I .sf 449 Spring Street Q 586-6657 Some people suffer in silence louder than .,,, others, A11 Softball, 2: Chorus 3: junior Class Skits 3: School Newspaper 3: junior Prom -Commit- tee 3: Committees 2.3.-I: National Honor Society2,3,-1, Treasurer -I: Yearbook -I. jackie ' Sue, guess what?l : snob socie- ty: junior Prom with j.M. -- 5!18,f73: WR, another PP H i an lx s O --- ,.: ejj:,1r'.j.gt firedllu: license 3!28!T3: shy??: I can't believe thisll: Creatll: Summer 73: S.M.U.: Renault 12: loves to travel: likes B.W.: Dog 'n Sucls: chef or waitress today??: C.T. how's IK. and A.K.? 39 'ES-4 6513 l it . SUSAN M. NOYES 71 Progressive Avenue 5888749 'Alylay none of our school friendships falter or fail. Drama Club 1,3. Candy Striperg Coclspellg typing con- testg N.Y. trip: Fiddler on the Rooff, lil Peach: Ste-veg Mrs. Hamfs .classg Foxmoorp Don: camping: office work. ' ' Ambition: Secretarial work. 'j , 31:1 it JOSEPH oLsoN mb-.1 'll' 2 W' . . ,gspr .b 1 , ,X . my S , -.xx .---, 'if nm? N .El '-izif - ' K r x X X 25177 .tit Vkzjgty! . it F .....ii'l 4 ' ' l U A. zu, 'Q S trr- X A ' .',.,.3.. H '-. 40 'x,..7 'VN l N 'm f ,'.i- 4fN51P9'C9NN9R -Vi I:..s...',l:tLL.'. ,. ..fi,,lr::E.C...:t .,::,f...f,.: ' J -..-.,,,,:.,. Q . ' Qilhllf . sz- -Nga: K . .M 355515131323 - -x--,X X :::' 5-1-2:-:EIR 'f if Nffziezg 'NX .b .xg:f' '- 3 t. S DEBARAH L. OHLSON 157 Spring Street 583-3007 The only way to have a friend is to be one. Cheerleader, 1,234 Varsity Club, 3g Year-' book, 4: Class Plays CSkitsJ 3,-tg Commit! tee's, 2314, Debi . . . Saturday in the Park with gs. .. , Hey look its 3:00 ... Summer of '72- grouncled ... Whats the matter with Red HairP'?? East on the way to Beach with Ian 451 Ray Bio. 10 with IQ 81 I.C. l1f19!72 - a night to remember .. . Scott . .. The Tapes with g.s. :Sr El . . . Ex cheer- leader 1X2 Posiedon! Adventure with IQ. 8: RC . . . SnurMilkg ... Bye Now. ts :tres erfxazws ,rw t, X X -'AN ix A xxxvxb t 5 A' Lfi ,Y,, -, Q1 ,L.,.. ., t ,ae -- QSNXNQ H JU? . 'KA KENNETH A, PACKARD 210 South Street 587-3047 If you havn't been there it'5 time to go! Football,1g Baseball, 2g Basketball, 1. Daytona 73 Cjuly 4thDg Fire Cracker 400: Paul Revere 250 g Midnightg The Beachlg Down the.'Resg Haditsg Weymouth with a friendvgfgtruokin up to the Kankamangisg Ro- cay Get'5f1geQl.'fJO'C0ld for Ambition! Moving to Daytona Beach. 1 t X X tt ,. X .-rw-,..,.:.g:-5, . w ,gti.w'iQqrs1:.c- --ve f-s4ts.'s,-weW.,- ,.-.e,Nt,.t1,,.,g-, .N . it. V t NXNwW-tt-..Sx3t.sxww it MN-tx .uNww---w-A- wo A-ww.--,tt-,fx,i.sr,.A.f -x vow- -N' its vt sim-9 Nw xt'-asQsgywf-N.-Q29i-xLf,?'Q-9-s:-- -:5':xr-'g-gq1.-:- 9 NN N Vllxlxktxx xxx N958 llxxfxxx RN KOXNSVQSNWxSiig eWit ' 'X'f:X'yx43r,.-s Qrwxy K t. gt: ,xt . tw :nl N ., . K VM ,. 5. ,, ,. A, Rk5'3Qf5:S5rfribXi3SSiEvNXQNW?fRm5N-5WYNENS-2-9? lill?.5kf3A--N15 'O 'F I-iv' SWA 7 V V .-si: ' i Q. 4..L ,.., . , .-tv , wg. 4, ,NA , ww, -QQ X.,r-::-o,Q1.f.:.y.,: Q1 t CINDY BESS OVERY 66 Plain St. To have a n , branded but not to put a name on someone else is to know friendship. Activities: Drama Club 3. Charlie-'S Party's - Paulg Burger King Sept. 24, 1973g jim's friend Maxg Mrs. Hann's class, Time for cof- fee and donutsg diane cheer that cheer: Yamaha 250g Remember my Frozen jellog that Blue station wa- gong long pond Aug. 10, 1973 V.F.W. Brocktong Dont say no as a Song . , . Ambition: junior College. 588-37:38 ame put on you is to be at tmp t CW X J .n B Qklrxx A di x it L 1 f Q' ww -QQ 'irwqltrfi tat,.tg-1: -gwwww -:wx-'-w -.-sg.-:,x-.1 -is as t-,ti..r4.- 5, W-. .- i., , . -1, . t -Q, :we 2 f wx -, -- tr X' 'yt gf-i:-i::q:1'sl-::3g5,A 3qS5wi'f'3a' gg-5S:1:lq1rj'fxxQ,X'.--EEE:-.223 ' it- 'Z-Lf if : ii it t mt- . -. E' -if X: 'K.'43lif'N,' Qigwiii' 'Q iiSi 'E Xl' ts. i -ie 3, ls' N' ' qfi::g'S:l::-IftQ:P'1 swiss .-wif' :'- X ' ' ' s,Y:atZs'sfs1tbt':was-sf-S:tkim-f9:ql1-.swim:Af-1ff'fbt .--rmaefiira - ' , 1-Q -0--:js3c,'-- -,NE -.QNQX - -Q--we-NN,-mxtzg.x-:5:,..:Cv,-t1. 1:-:,gr,-:Q---q:f:':gt--bs:-s-: '- .X 25:1 X I , ,X,, ,, ,. U , .. A .1 ,iss g -zu. X :ties ,qs Q5f6t.':-.5 , ., --:Q :gb ygtf-rj, xx . f --s1stfBiSGXS1k.-R, SXSW P-Eleirrfte x-'cms . ir-'1 W- - if N-it YtWXXiTNQwNNv wk-xw M ' ' was me rr-., .ibm Missa' stevie? 'S155'11':ff5, -if ' 5 , ' - ' ' Sffftilti fillfififx ' X Kit-C :QNIN YSXSSA1, :tix X N WX: Rhslvigl' '+g.gttJg,' W' 4 -X l xwraeuz-iixtl-X W., sr I age: eefesrfiasmsf mrs, i. - ' Lu, 2 X' s- x ., -, ,, af , v. .Q 1 .-f Fo-its ' my-gi ' q'wfifiiiQfN3:.i--w2',I5f'5-me ii- , A X- . -:: -aft. w: 5- fr ww: ,sa tw- f-raf:.:a,s-.-1 iw- -Siiusef X-ei-it 586-if' ti t. V .. 3 . f lr t Skirt. . XENQXI7' 'NWA . tkrQ:,,.-rv .ggi:hk:' -1w:1j:g,:fy1,p ws-f' Q -QW: fs li'ii?t?'keS-v339Fd B'ls?tszi15L SHNSIIIIQSEHHQ SEVANGELINE PITITAW 1 W V- S-tr - -- :'-. ' g::gv.wv,-:,.:'-r-.. fl.-.-fsgi- -.-5,.fri ::, K tiff-zf'-g..-g.,-tt . fi-. i, lg: - . itsfiggggyq- 0 P-M?iQQY5- SQQTQ' R03t.,-ii:Pfi::.f?wggsg.-:-A :i::fQ5wiEiff5.fffef gc!-l8tfRlIQQgEBSSlVE Avenue' ,sf -ft 58618271 ,-wk 'i s' - -, , ,- . to 1-3,53 :9.:,'g11,r ::f3Q- ' X ggi? . :ini-V, , ' - j: . f- i .r ' Amblflon- WQHK- 9113 -N A N N Memories, may betbeautiful and Yet its the laughter we will remember, when ever we ,, remember. SUMMER OF 73mg joey Knowsg New Hampshire New England Dragwayg Volk- V. A 1 weaves .Wf+stivQt,.nra.Qt1westDldn 1 like the -,:A:Qf'f1Qfl:2 'lf14,f X ' ear'any-WaYSt'Next 'toffget MARRIED: Burnt .1 1 . Rice Ronlg 'Iune 28, 55g Lets goin the quiet , . .-roomg -HIGHWAY. MENACE, Not Really: I Kz,,: ,V D, ,t . ' :file . X X' 'QE 71 9-QIFELEPHONE COMPANY Good .i ,ti 5'4- :JX .1 3-19335. - X , UML. xg:- :f1 3i 'JG X , V N old 'MA Bellg A.R.C.O.g All Right you guys this,:isi.a-1-Bustymoon childg LEOQ GIL.LISg Days1yQ5rDag,fBss., THE WAY WE wisaeg 'gone gone gone, ' Ambition: Traveling, IEANNE PONTE 5 Arch Street 587-7694 Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Basketball: Cross Country, 2,3,4g Tennis, 2,3,4g Conservation 1,2,3,4g Drama, 2,3,4g Varsity Club, 3,4g Class Plays 3,4. feannieg Ten baby fin ersg Can't find the yel- ow blanket.g Stone-his jan?g Visit to B.L.R. with B.S.g Friendly Skiesg Works at a gas station?g Trinity: Visits Mr.. Bostong Down at D.C. with Liz And Jang Paragon, p-town, june 2g johng Cranberry juice and what?g Anne's Partiesg june lst, B.A.g K I N G: little Cherokeeg Valet. Ambition: College iw. ff- . re, IANIS A. QUERY 7 l' . 25 Ash street A 7 583-6179 3 The foolish man seeks ha ' i-ness in the t pp H- . 1 distanceg the wise grows it under his feet. -' ' Iang P,P. 145135. A.R.R.'?' bilspilsg likes 'foot- ballg lost going to beachg openihouseg- any- body hungry Iulie?g Mannix fresh tracksflg the carleaksl' December 234 combi- nation if2 for 3 -- j.-I. 8: Cg A.R.F.g Ame- thyst and pearlsg Ray: Bio 10 with D.O. Q j.C,g 1X2 'iPosiedon Adventure with S.L, dr D.O. , . . sour milkg P.B,T.H. Ambition: Hawaii. Q .5- ifrelz ' - .-' 4--.tx N Ks. . . ' 4-he 3 . .... .- .,. . .r Mft '-'-' 'W , KIM E. RAYMOND t 1 A 394-H 34 Norman Avenue 588-9097 WAYNE W. REYNOLDS 96 Crescent Street 587-3482 Whose would be a Man, must be a nonconformistg noth- ing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind. Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2g Golf 1,2,4g Varsity Club 1,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Chorus 2,3,4g Drama Club 2,3, 4g Drama Festival 2,3,4q junior Plays 35 Senior Play 2,3,4. Popsg C C Boyg Shine-ong holy mackeralg musician!!?' I'm really crazy, but .. .g 3 stoogesg hockey bumg hello, helpg rubbishg hit againg gave first golf injuryg tacog cruizin' for a bruzin'g 60 lapsg Willardg not a beerieg Nauset 1 - Par- tyg Nauset 2 - T.V.g what fun: Senior Play Parts '72 - met up with Franls fenceg 'Kget lost ya bum! It's a wold word, and it's hard to get by just upon a smile. Chorus lg Ecology 1,2g Field hockey 25 Bas- ketball 2g Drama Club 3g Plays 3,4g Varsity Club 3,4g Debate Club 44 Yearbook 4g Committees 1,2,3,4. Lydiag Higg Old Gold couponsg W.M.g it's traditiong another tryg parallel livesg C.B. from S.H. with P.C.g Dale and the Dudsg I'm just resting, P.C.g Strawberry Hill for breakfast?g Me 81 Mrs, jonesg I pulled the cloorknob off! g 4-14g Crimp 8: Dudeg teag Boses bikeg What's your name. sunshine? ' A.R.F.g water-skiing with Woodyg bunsg lets check it out, N.C,: castles burning. Ambition: College. GEORGE W. ROWE I0 Progressive Avenue 586-5688 Baseball 2,3,4. Gashouse Gangg jilesg Keep on Truckin': shoot on popsg winning hit?g free ride for a ramblin' mang jack-in-the-boxg who can we hit?q hockey and baseballg 54-whale. Ambition: Travel, 1 , , BARBARA SILIPO 20 Oliver Street 583-0622 Free as a soft breeze over the ocean and nlratural as a forest filled with wildlife is s e. Softball 2: Fieldhoclcey 3,43 Varsity Club 4. Barb: I.D.W.: slip, thom, linkg jayg S.H. girlg That's alright, we were almost doneg Rockneg summer of '73g Floridag times at B.C.: RC. Colag Nose breakerg R.S. and his Dr. Pepperg window leaverg L if2g Eate here and get gas. Ambition: College. L9 fc!! as i 2 I i MICHAEL ROC-ERS Good humane person though shalt be, seeking to live, not just survive, for dyin times easy comin soon. Drama Club 2,3,4g Thespians 253,45 Re- gional Drama Festival 2,3,4g State Dra- ma Festival 3g junior Class Playsg Senior Class Playsg Class President 3, Vice Pres- ident :Zg Student Council 3,49 Senior Re- view Board. 13 in V693 5 later: MASTER MC DARFQ C.C, mugger then brotherg bikeyg 150 died on tracksg screamin Wheeler on 450 paranoiac passengersg tripsg seen a lotg sonarg so far gone, so far out, fweakiel' bowling at the prom?!' B.P. love can't be wroteg watch out in B'water, no one can drivel' B.B. Bikin Brother hadits in wild- catg never had a thing I didn't loseg Kingswood B.O. UApartment Stylem the only eyes that hypnotise: chip ' Crash- end, Ambition: see the countryg go to college L x 3 TERRI-ANN SODERBOM 93 Copeland Street 587-5116 H A happy heart shines through her eyesfl Basketball, 1,29 Eighth and Ninth Grade Class President: Future Teachers 3: Student Council, 3,9,10g junior Class Plays. Couite is the talkative oneg 9th grade seniorg dancersg W.B. Wild Cat suitg Someday I'll see Ireland: great future promise will come to rest in those who have an artistic soul and a perceptive mindg I love john and john III. Ambition: Creative and motherly, this moon child will love and cherish a Gemini, Cancer and Scorpio. Vl'll.LIAiXl SIMMONS 221 Commonwealth Avenue 587-4908 I havnt anytime to make money, and I dont want any anyhowg money is more trouble than it's worth. Track, Ig Baseball, 2. Billg Summer Vacationg Horseneck Beach: Volkswagong BPMQ Boston Museum of Science: Karen: RT 104g Bridgewater: Kentucky Fried Chick- en, Sky Viewg an American Band, Amway. 1.7 .xxx F LINDA SIMPSON 44 South Street 583-7629 The farther we get away from the land, the greater our insecurity. Class Secretary, 1,2,3,4g Committees, l,2,3,4g Band, 1,24 Choir, 12,39 District, 2. Farmer?g Gonna get me a Truckg Loves Ani- mals: Spoils her dogsg Found good friends in 72I', Drives a green Mack Truck: Big Bong I just want to learn how to shift: Hossg Good times walking Ralph, Can't sit stillg Went to the Big E in 73 g Loves to drive and go for ridesg green light and hops through center. Ambition: To be a farmer. f- , .... . . ' ' ' I . , 5, -Qu -9- , sim-sfwvt 9 -- if my Q rg., -at i. NN X V 5 5 C. X , X of gig Q , K w x ' S Nina C5351 , Kiwis ' sew as gig, sz 'f X x , 'X as W X 1 - ' P tv id?-3. I .,,- Z ..,.Q:.., v 4 'rw' tfi , : ' 1 l 'f'T .3 ,.... ,Nxt f ' f,-'-'1:t3.,:,. - - 'ii -' e 4 e . 'r Hia ' . axe- N- A- - -- E Lx' 15' .V 'ff' M- -1'--.vc a 1:2,e'-64-'4p1x -2 - 5.24 CISELE SLU PSKI 41 South Elm None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free. Gisg M.C. Crewg Sympathy for a Devilg The Comet Club: DO. and Saturday in the Parkg What? a 3 day vacationg 9's my limit, A.R.F. memberg CK, and Falmouth, Artist Fallsg DO., EK. 81 The tapes. EK., IC., M,D., CS at EB. one of those many memorable nightsql' you know it ain't easyg DAVID. 586-9302 ,L 9 t, ' A 'hh P C ,g x ,. VALERIE SISCOE -1-.. . . -wif 4 'ills C' 15 JAMES R. SPADEA ' 586 Manley Street 583-2849 Life is but a memory to look back on. jimmyg Pocassettg Wastedg Cruis'n in the big Old'sg Sandy Neck Beachg Auto Showg Cottageg Met every State Copg What's in the Carage?: Carbos: Hiked the White Moun- taing Range - and Survivedg loves PAR- rv ma' ,: M g,7t,,,-xx, ' SL v-fr.:..-Qsg-2 art,-M.. 4:--1 JANET L. SOUSA 248 N, Elm Street 587-3161 Happiness is not a station we arrive at, but a manner of traveling. Basketball, lg Drama Club, 1,2,3,-lg Thesbi- an -ig junior Class Plays, Sq Senior Class Play, 4. Jang Hawaii: Summer of 723g Friendly Skiesg You boob!! junior Class Niteg Whiz Kidz Snoozeg Californiag Hey, they're bombing Pearl Harborg pepper in the teag Southern Bell??g Luv-a-Duckyg What's Stonehill mean, jeanne?g MS. Wagner: Donnag can't I be happy without drinkingilg Travelingg At D.C.'s with Jeanne and Lizg Four Leaf Clo- ver with Lindag Puddle Slushing at Midnight? Ambition: College. TIES: .Cupcakes THOMAS STAPLES Amblflvnl SCHOOL 51 Grant sm-er 586-2906 Conservation lg junior Class Plays 3g Year- book 4. Ambition: College. 45 'ii' i -Q . if Q ,- ik? 1 Y. 5. 14 JANICE SOFKA NANCY E. SYLVESTER 75 Union Street 586-3572 If thoust cannot speak good at a man, speak not at all. Drama, 1,2,3,4: Thespian, 2,3,4g Drama Festival, 2,8g junior Class plays, 3g Prom Comrnitteeg Yearbook Staff. Those Drama Festivals at Nauset! State Drama Festivalsg Bostong G.F.R., G.E.R. 3 Dog Nightg Stones, Tom Rushg tickets and keysg i'Tom- mylng Bur er Kingg home away from homeg Goddard Hospital - Nancy's Best Friend CPD, My sistersg Gotta get my carl Potty, Potty! , Gigglesg Alan! Out of town Cerslg Sound Effects while talking, Mrs. Fallong Irish Accentg Past Indiang That Iu- nior Class Party! Better Days are C' 9 1 S X. O- Q un-- 't '. 1' . -,thx l: vA-1:86 A::-:,5:,.-,- .,,., .Q N s. ..,, . 5 DONNA TATTRIE 262 N. Elm St. W,B. 587-6274 Welcome to my happiness, you know it makes me smile: And it pleases me to have you here for a little whilef' Donn: Hey capozal! ding dong ladyg ya knowlg zoom, zoom zoomg A.C. jr. blue VWg almost hit the gas stationg chinese food for lunch: I'd rather be blueg Jang You flitg Sue I said hi to my Dadg pepper in the teag ANYBODY Cot deodorant? 5th per. stydyg Ten baby fingersg mister donutg Butsyforev- er Bulletin gi-rlg dressesg Luv-aduck-yy Westgate Lanesg Summer 72 , alone again, naturallyg a smile always . . . , ,. . A i .ri .5 i 3 . ,,j?sj'f.-.. 'S : ' ff-'fgf v' ' 5 ' Q Cominl Ambition: Go to School and be a nurse. , .1 ,V , 2, . ,.1 . . ..... 2,1 IEANNE E, THOMAS 311 River St. 586-9059 She appears to be quiet as still water, to know her, She's a bubbling brook. Majorettes, 1,2,3g Varsity Club, 2,8. Ieanneg Steveg EB. Band concert, last one till 16g tank + tummyg j.E.Tg S.H.g flor- diag N.l-I., Sam Houstong Summer of 73 g Slip, Thom, Link, L 431, R.C. Cola times at B.C.g Window Leaverg Rockne. Ambition: Nursing. ALAN E. THOMAS 50 Bedford Street 583-4272 Life is what you make it. Drama Club 2,3,4g COffieerl 4g Thespians 4g Festival Plays 34 jr. Class Plays 3, Sr, Class Plays 45 Activities 3, 4g Committees 2,3,4g Yearbook 4. The man with the tranquil mind , mon petite shu shug jr. Prom with Sherr q Party before the promg wants to be an actorg a reallhamg Abington: 3:30 A.M. blues, N.Y. and P-town with T.S. and friends: An hours detention, For What? What's down Brockton, Always laughing, Remember the 11:17 lunchg rides with 1?.R. in green V.W.g Remember Navset?g Who's D.H., C.C., V.L., M.D.?g a friendll! C-randpag What Happened at Lincoln Park?g D.C.V.P.g Oh, those Dr. Ed. Classeslllg Learned your lines??g joe's Partyg Great times at N.A. party! drink, who me?, I don't remember anythingll. Ambition: Further Schooling ,S .pw w .,t,. -,,, . ,, ,X . . . Wi- K? g . . gsgzgxgvsv--. fr -is.-w.wsss,.....,. -VX 'Sw svlilsii vim t-iaiwfc ws-'X as 'iifgg -' mqwsbhih rs D ,-'f f Q tm. , gags' ' G I Y x L' ' ' - t V xx-hx., . ,. 1. W . , U K A '-.- f-N w, ,- , r 'K .Z . 9l'?'iXw'fr NEw. '- ' ' '52 ' . sv. ' if P V4-tg, .'-,Q gif 1 vw.:-v, 4:-Irrl - A 'e we .is stem: - .1,3..x..5U . . i I S . f S . Y XA 'f' Q 3 . 1- ii., Si Q YN-. '5 'X .X N m!1,Q'f,S NS: GQ. M -YM 'V N wxfg. Q'-QI, .N My .Art saga QQ ANDERS C. TOLLESSON 690 North Main Street 583-8279 'iHar Skulle ett ordsrak vara. Jag kom inte pa nagot, sa det far vara sa har. lngen por- star nagonting l alla fall. Football -lg Basketball -1. Andy: Exchange student QSWEDEND: An- ders. get down lown: Conrad: Crub's Sto- ries: Anders Tollesson. St. Eriksgatan 59, 11234 Stockholm Sweden. Ambition: Co back to Sweden and Complete my Swedish Education. . ,t,, Y .k:x53QQSQv:,g , A .' SNK, . t ,wt- RICHARD R. S. THOMPSON 39 Walnut Street Make it yourself. Cross Country 1,2,3,-1,51 Basketball 1.2,3,4: Track 1.2: Baseball 2,3,-4: Year Book Staff 4: Drama Club 3,41 Varsity Club l,:Z,F3,-4.5: ju- nior Class Plays 3: Senior Class Play-1. Dick: Robin: Raye: ORB: Kill Pops in the showers: mount Washington: Burger Chief. Dojyou think he'll do it?: RABBIT Cheap 'Ringsg T-rip to Florida: David 61 Danny: three long years: junior janitor: Keep on chugging: Beat Peter Calsong bowling ni htsg.jDayle:: Cape Dory: You finally net- te 'one, g Whip lash: Maple Street. Ambition: Westfield State College ' I fr f31Ss ::1f 3:r'-. f 14:1 i-:rg-02: Fff:': 'S:'11:f'i-,..v:f:-+I Q'Q'-xf:Es.:S+w-- f::Har-1.1fv:aU.'f+4i5i1: i53s.:B:r4h-xi'.if X. . f ' Q-.ws :x i 'ww in sm.w:sfssg:.0-X. tim.: W N N' ,X N N i t q...X:3 ku: 5--Jr. -QW XX ww--fl.-.5qQxN5-,pngqA3y:Q4.:5Qi.QQ-xsfoglfw-X-gr-sp:--gg.-gifqmsi:-fps,-'.,ag-,tf,'3,153, 'r:ats'4wr: Ny.-.5,.:g.1,g::::-X,:Q'-.- .,,.:::1-r 5 ' 'X ' 'WWSXY 'xYN'f'K Wfsfiwiiiit ER NiliSiQS'f::gXQ?iq,Qi-?kX?f.5L J-T f:, ii: f'11t1sf'-:,-rqw-fe fax , -g. ' X ,- - ,,,. 3.3. . ' , V sa ' NEG -:Qan.'wf'I5:-1-3-Q:-,-5'.4.1:':1.J.QT.-':-5255:-rlffr-:f'IX:1g- TIXQAG,-,'-, 1 ' XX A tkhwwtakihtfizSixteenthf:'fs'fQsf+slw:' tlfuwstswskiflff--:xssfvMit'ff -P 5:-ev writ is . V '11'i,Z1- ' as is X 0 --s :5S:::H:iNN'i-H:5:-w- folstwflif1-fiwwf-iffsaff 'f'LYS''meg:1'vSe'i'-ifsN:.Nitwists-ffwtaft'-i'Q2ii:iSQf'1-.est B ,--'ss - Arie.. X- , i - . , 5 . Nt- mn... 5-X' a, .M .- Y. -.Xe sg----:t1g'g4'-we ,,'Q'sqQQvia,., s. tt xy XXX.-. Quan tm.-w N. XX it :Nei mn r x, S+ 1-mini: - 'KX V0--A N'-S EAN. X. 'WST X E ., we-.1 I rt ffisi-Sf 'r:kv1-it -Fifi:-NF '-96' Wkvbs ,WNV Kgs:-:QQ .-is-..f: NN?- Xww XNNQ, New sg:-kgs. tate.: X - u' 'H 14- -4- '.w4.-. '-.Nt '- MARY TYRRELL Softball 1: Basketball 1: Drama Club 1.2. Mary: Wheres the party?g Maple Streetlg Friends of 73: D 61 D: B.F.: really?: Talks, talks, and, tallssa .P5-:r.k...a..,.EartxQav,..kQ-C.tfsi1.,Pal.::-tl. , V . - . V ' A .t-W. t --t -V -- e 'w 'HES' .taxa:i. taci's IfQ'f '. 'dvi' T fs '3.'12 flf'f' NX if-'S'.'. f'T'5't' ff 'f -5'iV:f 5 - 1 r :N p eg. Sangirters syn., Seitiiate in Always -'xg gg,:gs,,wsgm:ggs5fA-Amx5.wsa.:ft-..1y.'...A.. ,fini-...Z,s. . , , Y. . or-ago? time X . .P by .,,-,t. Y Q . .- - : V. ,., 4:0 . -- ', ,fc pq.-..-my-,, :gif s...-,Q .. fr- ..:g -,emyg-, 4.9 3 ' ..4:, ' N . :--YA 213' --3'-I--::5-gg-1... .gs .:-- 29 1-'H-T it ffvf - -. i legzssf. -'-wrt' P-'Q For-'Qf-..:-29.-:.aL 1l-MN-vis-q5':.:. - .SW ' -if ..9,s, ,..,. A-.ff M: .,., f.. .- . M 0. iq-,f Mei' JA. . s , - . H 'ima - --N4.y+4.,.::N.-.-.-,X-. erg- - 5 ' 11 Qlir5l 4'5.' F:5-'T Wi-'-.22- 'F. l si .... -W mi ' B 5' ,. ' qsiffq---1:-1:-,Qu-' w it,-.,' -.nge v1 ix' av f- ist: :mg -W 5 -Q Wx X . X 5 V' 'ii lf i c' X t- 'i'- 'FTL.- ,rwz . 1 '11fWx':ei Ei..-fvG.:a.ii.ff'0 4Y7i:7i5 7.--Q: T- i . Q S 72'5kfx13??f057 -4. . .,,, -..,f,g T 'Qi' 3? CABOLE E. TZVETINOVITCH -185 Matfielcl Street 586-2974 MWlien all else is lost, the future still remains. Drama Club 1,2,3,-1, lpresl N.H.S. 3, -L Drill Team 31 junior Class Plays 33 Senior Class Plays 4. Carole, French Import: Snowg P.B.C.g Oh, wellg Cama Theta forev- erg Thespian, Christmas cardg rosesg Naussct-we won, fell off the seat on the bus'?g Closed car door on who? At C. C., Always arguingg part of the snobs club, still working at W.R.g go navy, the future is still obscure. Ambition: College. 1-nf! ..-I U-. Ny N It sf ' ,- '.4'- 5 ll if ' , ggaq Q5 - ,ga 1 ful ,.: NVAYNE VV, VVEATHERBY 319 North Elm Street 587-8270 Football 14 Baseball 2. Wenclellg Wanieg Summer of 72g Blue Bomberg Andreas Houseg Miles Standish Camping Tripg Town River Camping Trip. Ambition: Daily work, Night School. THOMAS B. WILLIAMS JR, 294 East St. 538-8686 O temporal O More-sl Cymnasiarchus haec intellegat. Doctor athletic videt, Hic tameu vivit. Cross Country 1,2531 Football 8,-lg Basket- ball 1,2,3,-lg Baseball 1,2,3,-tg National Hon- or Society 3,-lg French Club 253, Banned lg Latin Club 1,2.3,-1. Yomit, Holy Mackeralg 'ABring on the Lef- tyn, get up and go juiceg -10 laps - Hockey, Yom Steuerudq Ede Dominalg 7 yd. rushing average. Ambition: College. 48 ., ., . ,. ,5..:?v,.,:qF, XB. SWK' LEO W. WELLS 613 North Elm St, 586-8981 Do the most you can, for the most you can, using the most you can. Football 1,2g Basketball l,2,3g Baseball l,2g Varsity Club 2,3,-ig French Club 2,31 Math Club 3,41 junior Prom 3. Ambition: Travel. -1 J' 5' f':g -, na CLAY B. WINFREY 69 Union Street 584-3395 UNO matter where you liveg ya'll's heart is Stage ManaYer2g V.P. of F.T.A. 3. fTenn.l Clendag C arksvilleg Living room floorg Remember E.P.g june 15, 19735 Toyotag M 8: M'sg Moved to Mass.g Truchi's Meat Dept.g Killing fliesg Back to Tennessee Christmasg Model Officeg Tom Rushg Those keysg and tickets!!! Ambition: Co back to Tennessee. still at home. -an V ff , 555-f , .. .. Q .ai - - as fu! f ' P7410 F'-I - w'-if -' X ' ' mv' i --1-- --1 gg S x. XZ H 3 r , 4: N Q. V555 ., 01 Ol .5 so L - .. 3 g .Q - Mug 4 . 3 u.l Os A397 Xi' 4- 5 4 EWG lll8llf IDG EW ADE 5 West Bridg Ele WEST BR GR -..--.-ii.. Y Xl ' ,fp,4, -V . ' .-'Me K 1, . :Ag ' .4 CWD x . 'I -,xl s, ' IV' 423 G X5 ' 41 QWQ THE IU IOR PRO AY 1 ,1973 Second Runner-up Our Queen First Runner-Up The Queen's Court . E N i 1 'X X E ' ax M' Y ---xv' 'M .. ' if M? . Y uf, dbx I A5 - 4, .' ' N ' Stalrway I N1 gg, .- ' -1 15 to - . ,np 'Vg ' I V155 - .X, ., h6'Q?' f Heaven NEI L 4: 'F I 52 ,r ff X Daddy's Girl The Crowning on 'fi fr: J' ' I x.I N? - 5 v X1 ,wx 1 g --ff 21' Ww- ap V le She we l desbi' ' she received. '! 1 Our Adw nsors ,E 4 UP,-' -X! v 1 I 1 lg , my 3. f 9- 1 Y -5 I Q x 4 ff k if . .. Ladies and gents. .- '- . a . 1 - 3 ig j 5 efffi LS! f in wr 'TILL .A., ii I can't wait Nervous Kiss me. .r--4 r rq 1 yr Want to dance? 17? n n J ' , V, F 3 Smiles and frowns. They smell nice. ...- Marching makes you tired. +4.51 Seem's Fishy . . . M nger caught! UNIOR CLASS PLAYS 1973 -.Ov x ,A , 5 , My H' : 4. I x I 5 A It's stuck! IF GIRLS ASKED BOYS FOR DATE S T A. 1 Sit' ' X ' ,,,,...fv- ' , A M I x .,. 3, T f ' , .k fag 51 '-W , X I ic. 9 Xu 'AASSI 55 Sit Closer . .. Q7 RISE AND SHINE I don't know how to say this , . . Now listen here . . . - I feel sick, ,. ... -..sag I love you, you old goat! Hen-ry! No Pants! P! Whatls this . , I've had it! THE TRANQUIL MIND,' Introducing . . . E s R ' .L Al . - W MAGOV .9 ' N ' -s I-. , I I I N 5 f s I N I R' I af I N X Q: SQ Q - vi , 3 N I I Tv X. I I wish I could leave! M r. Health Himself Andrew THE MAN WITH gs I You brat!! I'm so mad? U fov- Q-K' . 5' 'Q'-' sq l 1 M mr.: fi 'lf--.. QT., '51 'P' u vfE,r'- sq 4: 'wi 'f us ,QOL F xx XX Q v L ' S gb 1 ' Rx. ,xv 55, j 4 1 :Ag ' ,, . f 4 ' e , 1 K x 0 . f. ff vw' 9 , f'u ' ,ur ,. 1 'fits 5 Q ft.. W , 1 v 1' Professor Vicky . . Senior Class Play H Professor, How Could You PM Cast .. . . . . Bill Bossardt Carole Tzvetinovich Grandpa Grandma john . . . Prisilla . Tootsie . Butcher Boy . . . .........AlanThomas ,.,.....SueNelson .. Rick MacDonald ........LizNolan . . . Joanne Asker . . . Rick Harris Valerie ..... ........janSousa Boggins . . . . . Rick Manuglan Directed b y Mr. Gerald Swift Ihate you! Stop Yellmg! 59 I'm going to shake you When I was young . .. Let me help, grampsf' You're alittle snip I'm the Butler l'm going crazy My poor keatsief' Bless my buttons -----q- Other foot sirl l'm in love. rf' l VVhat? U Place your bets folks. 61 Q He's all grown up. g., , ,K x. , ...M . , ...wg - , ., N , 422' nl love the professor H JOHN S. ANDERSON RAY CLOON EY C-ILCORREIA SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Athletic Best All Around Most Talented 62 , xl... Q eett et-tt 1 DONNA LINQUIST JANIS QUERY XX-. JEAN CARRICAN ER LE HERM ANSON RICK HARRIS 2 MIKE ROGERS ED MC CAFFREY Quietest Class Clown Friendliest Most Argumentative 63 tif IACKIE NOYES NANCY CARBONE Y 9 LIZ NOLAN I CAL CROW ELL Most Likely To Succeed STEVE KEATINC MARY ELLEN NELS F lirtiest BRUCE CORREIA JEANNE PONTE Most Talkative PETER CEZOTIS TERRI SODERBO Most Popular RICK MACDONALD CISELE SLUPSKI HlghW3y Menace VANCI PITA ON Most Independent 64 MIKE BALBONI TINA CAZ ERRO X, Q Q i52fi.2?EiE-kb Q- 6. - 1 1' N - -15:51 A 'xlx 'R' XXX S x N A X S x X NYH '19 . xx Y v- E x S w 4 Q-, Ili' Q XJ Q. V Run run nv if - 1 1 I av -.f,,9--cv' ' , lvl 1.f 12v- eras 4 c J . 'sl f fl. 1' -W-5 . . fs' I - .rx 7 -.g:. -'X -ff... '-.rf N . 1 ' 43? ff: . 'T -9,--Nz: , -:,.:- A 1 .zw -' ,A- . 15. I, .Q ' V, . A. ff . . f. ,1 142.545, V MJ. K V, Q- , .QQ ' ' ' I '- m v- -5-YW . ' - wf'.f ' f-,.fg-1:-35.,: 3.'f-if 1:3 1- ,' ,52- , 'v - - V .0 '.- 3511 'f':,' 1 ' .' 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B, Waugh M. Pickering K. Conniff Student Council 5 ' X X 29 f sbflv .. N x I' Y SQ C. Randall C. DiBattista L. Cochary L. Magee 71 I SOPHOMORE David Alden Pamela Anderson Robert Anderson Robert Anderson Nancy Andre Robert Baker Susan Baker Charles Barros john Beinoras Cynthia Belmore Veronica Bennett Richard Berger Diane Berry Cheryl Bilodeau Lawrence Bird Steven Bossardt Debra Boudreau Peter Bowden Robert Bowman Dayle Britton Lucille Brown Edward Burnap john Burnham William Burt Susan Carrozza Debra Chase john Chayes Kristine Cheyunski Christina Chisholm Marjorie Chisholm Dean Clapp Shawn Coelho Lawrence Correia Edward Cruz Thomas Curran Douglas Currie james Dacey Ronald Dacey Dianne Damon David Earle Nancy Eaton Robert Falzarano Domenic Fiumara William Callagher Colby Garland Deborah Cauthier Barbara C-ilchrest Patricia Cingras joseph Ciovanoni Karen Coucher Mark Cuidoboni David Cummow M. Tamara C-ummow Peter Hachey Susan Hall Eleanor Harris jeremiah Hegarty Pamela Higgins Steven Hofmann Brenda Holyoke Deborah Howe David E. johnson Denise johnson jay johnson joseph jopling C-ary Keith Patricia Keith Karen Kelley Kevin Kelley Deborah Kinney john Kinney Diane LaCroix Robert Langer Scott Lawson Vicki Leach Mark Leavitt Paula Lemasa George Lepine Grade 10 72 Michael Lincoln Rebecca Lindberg Debra Lindquist Lela Lordan joan Lynch Kathleen Lynch Daniel Lyons Bonnie MacWilliams Debra Martin Nancy McCabe Charles McMakin Kathleen Merritt Kathleen Moneghan Bruce Morse Darcy Murray john Nolan William Norris Dennis Ohlson Carl Olson Richard Olson Deborah Oswell Warren Oswell Steven Overy Larry Paschal Sherre Paschal William Perkins Thomas Perkins Renee Perry Robert Perry Ed ward Petrone Gregory Petti Thea Pickering Kenneth Piesco Kathleen Pistonc Antoinette Pita Michael Pizzancllo Patricia Ponte Vincent Potwin Darlene Pratt Robyn Pratt Linnea Purcell Beth Raleigh Debra Reynolds Martin Richardson Paul Ritchie james Ruprecht Daniel St. Ccorge Denise Savage Roni Savino Maryanne Sears Charles Setterlund Charleen Shave Robin Smith Susan Smith Robert Spry William Stone Donna Straffin Philip Sullivan Robert Sullivan Christine Swanson Barbara Sylvester Maryjane Thompson Michelle Tosetti john Travers Cynthia Tripp David Tufts ' Charles Tukis Frank Tukis Patricia Vallon Linda Waugh Alton Weatherby Andrew Williams Bradford Willis Suzanna Yu Mrs. Horwitz x .fm N . . ,,,.,,, .,,.. iv L. Purcell 1 F' nik. ' I K. Lynch Class Advisers Mr, KC-ily Ufficers i i N ' A K X X 'P' 2 1. I . A - 9 51 31 P' . Q ff' Nf.,,.,i.,:,, N 3 . Xg3:gfPS .. - NEFF- 5 Q-sff f. ' :N i 14, ' -. A X sSQ:,-3 5,5 ,rg u 'Aff' 41l?f..! . I,-QQ51'f: :',s:, -'- .lfv ' ., .-N.. j,,-Ns. ,143 .. 1.1,- -A-.. L. , .Q-.L . .. :V , 'fr's - f M -. .r -A s. 5. . xg .vf - . . A - 1 . . 1 rm... 4 'Y Y 1 . X- . .i, 'f 1 Q. ,- ,r x, .fp H . -. it '., jj'.- ldv b-:itgiiviagb 3:6 Zin- iii? ini? uri-1 1' .-, U X4 ng lf... . 1-H,: 4. N ,K-, .- -fair X iv., ' : :M-!1 -CV'- X -. S , ' 19? am-F-p r .L f-J? .- sf ,- Qs N- 44.-we Q, ' 'Q V '-as H. f-1:51-f,.f.' :ll A D. Lindquist M. Richardson D johnson Student ' Councll W '1 4 4 i ww j. johnson P. Ponta- -I, Lynch 73 FRE HM N Denise Adams Steven Alden Dawn Amerigian Cheryl Anderson Karen Anderson Lori Anderson jana Asack Amy Asker Linette Balboni john Baillie Thomas Belmore Bertil Benson Cheryl Benson Carl Berg Mark Bettencourt jeffrey Bird Karen Bousquet Susan Brawders Donna Brown Pamela Brown jane Cannizzaro john Carrozza Bradford Carver Richard Catrambone Paul Celia Kathleen Chafe joseph Chaves Billy Chilauskas Curtis Christiansen Deborah Clark Mary Clooney Roger Coelho john Coleman Stephen Collins Mary Connolly Robin Corriea David Craig janet Cranshaw Timothy Cruz Sally Daley Alan D'Ambrosio Stephen Dias Anne DiCorpo Denice DiStephano Robert Dobrzynski Susan Doiron Paul Donndelinger Cary Dufault Peter Duquette Barbara Freeman jane Gammon Mary Cazzerro Richard Ciero janet Hallisey james Hannon Lynda Harvey Cathy Herrick james Houston jack Hoyt Kathleen Hoyt Christopher Iannitelli Timothy johnson jopling, Robert Karen Kaminsky Holly Keith joanne Kelley Thomas Kelley David Kellie Fredrick Keylor Elizabeth Kinney Grade 9 74 Susan Kinney Karen Knight john Knox Kathleen Lacerda Doreen Langer Mark Lawson Elizabeth Lepine Kathleen Lonergan Sharon Lordan Michael Lynch Mary Lyons Melissa MacDonald Donald Macl-Iardy Gregory Maroney Patricia McCaffrey Richard McCann Susan McDougle Timothy McGonigle Stephen McMahon Clyde Melendy Terry Milan David Mitchell Heather Monahan Grace Monsini Merleen Murad Peter Murphy Mary Nolan james Noyes Patricia Noyes Victor Palmieri David Perkins Daniel Perry Michael Perry jayne Perry jill Perry john Peter Mark Petronelli Lynne Piesco Mary Pita Denise Pratt Brian Read jackie Richardson Elizabeth Sampson Warren Shave jeffrey Silva Eileen Simmons Alan Siscoe Kathy Springhetti Shawn Stuart Pamela Swann Margaret Sweeney Margaret Thibodeau Marie Thobdeau Morton Thompson Sally Thompson Kathleen Tripp Peter Turner Steven Turner jo-Ann Walker Richard Webster Anita Wells Cathi White Cathy Williams Dana Willis Pamela Willwerth Karen Wood Cynthia Wright H i 'i If Class Advisers Mr, Olson Mrs, Morris Class Officers A sf X mww..wm..1 :+, .C ,s,N i . -K!'f 'ftf RSS! J. J- PCTTY B. LL-pine Student Council lu C, Monsini B, Kinney In Asack 75 GRADE Patricia Adams Janice Alden Curtis Anderson Sherry Anderson Nancy Ashworth Patricia Augenti Donald Baker Sandra Baker Anne Beinoras Debbie Benson Jeanette Bergeron Darlene Berry Carol Bettencourt Catherine Bissonette Gary Bossardt Jennifer Bowers Joseph Braga Lawrence Briggs Connie Brown Lisa Bucci Damon Burchill Wayne Burnap John Caffelle Martha Carver Richard Celia Anthony Centrella Michael Chafe Patricia Chase Donna Chaves Wayne Childers David Chubbuck Diane Clapp QQ. Geoffrey Coelho John Cochary Steven Coelho Daniel Coleman Richard Crean Daniel Denzer Barbara Dias Todd Eaton Peter Finch Betty Flaherty Deborah Flaherty Jeannette Fontaine Lori Freitas Lydon Gauthier William Gibson Steven Cilchrest Michael Greene Robert Greene Elizabeth Griffen Brian Guidoboni Jane Gummow William Hachey Clifton Herrick Jeffrey Higgins Lori Hofmann Jodi Holyoke Edward Hunt Nancy Hyson Kathryn Johnson Kenneth Kennedy Victoria LaCroix JoAnn Lamoureaux Lucille LaPerle Joyce LaPlante Elizabeth Legge Deborah Luca Gail Lordan Joan Mandeville George McCabe Susan McGonigle Michael McNeill Paul Milan Barbara Morehardt Deanne Moroni Tracy Mondeau Christine Monsini Richard Murad William Murray Brenda Murphy William Murphy Jeannine Noyes Leslie Noyes Paul O'Connor Katherine Overy Joseph Palmieri Gale Patricelli Janice Paquette Lisa Petti Thomas Pickering Lorraine Ponte Susan Pratt John Preston Donald Prime Sean Randall Diane Reynolds Michael Richardson Jane Ritchie Jay Rolfe Charles Roscoe Patricia Rossi Katherine Rubeski Dennis Ruprecht Kathleen Sawyer Glenn Scudder David Sillars Geoffrey Smith Michael Sousa Michael Spry Patricia Straffin Michael St. George Michael Taylor John Thompson Karen Tufts Joseph Uva Randy Veronisi Donna Waite Jodi Walker Ellen Weatherby Tracey VVells Wendy Williams Bonnie Willis Jeffrey Willis Carl Wood Christopher Wood Class Advisers Mr! VV00d5 Miss Roch Officers And Student Council Representatives S. Randall l C lh 17 GRADE Mary Adams Linda Allen Karen Amerigian joAnn Anderson Lynne Anderson Dana Ashworth Susan Belmore Christian Berg Robert Bessette David Bettencourt Brian Brown Paula Brow n john Bryant Scott Burt Sandra Cannizzaro joanna Cap joan Carey Lisa Carrioulo Eric Carveth Laurie Catrambone Robert Chad wick Alfred Chaves Diane Chisholm Robert Chisholm Anne Christiansen David Curran Scott Dacey Melissa Davock Richard Davock Susan DiCorpo Linda DiStephano Deborah Doyle Brenda Duquette jayne Duquette Mary Dwyer Stephen Erbeck David Falzarano Lisa Ferrone Timothy Fontaine Elaine Fontinha Betsy Freeman Catherine Freeman Rodger Furey Donald Gage Alfred Cazcrro Elizabeth Gerald john Giovanoni Christine Gummow Deborah Gummow Andre Hachey john Hannon Daniel Hannon Daniel Hegarty Marilyn Harvey Doris Hill Melissa Hill Denise Holbrook john Keating David Keith Howard Keith james Kellie Charles Kennedy james Kinney Pamela Khoury james Laffey Michael Langer Grade 7 78 john Le-Page julia Lewis Denise Lindquist Mark Lindquist Maura Long Gregory Lucini David MacDonald Michael McCaffrey Daniel McMahon Timothy Merritt Carla Messore Martin Morse Alan Natale Christopher Nelson Charlotte Norcross Dana Noyes Lisa Paulson Nancy Perry Terriann Patti john Pike Eric Pratt Mary Preston Stephen Putter john Purcell David Puzpura john Ritucci David Robbins Rebecca Rossi Lori Savage Laura Seablom Karen Sears William Setterlund janet Sheedy Victoria Sheehan Wayne Simmons Lecia Smith Brian Siscoe Gary Smart james Souza Danielle Spillane Deborah Spry Robert Stephens Richard Stone Cynthia Sylvester Deborah Tattrie Thomas Taylor janet Teed jane Thompson Ronald Thompson Lynne Tingley Richard Tripp Corinne Tzvetinovitch Margaret Utka Gina Valla Carol Vallon joseph Vallon Stephanie Vavolotis Donna Veronisi Dianne Wallace Robert White Grace Whitman Donna Willis Alison Wilson Gregory York M s, Bystrom Class Advisers Officers and Student Council Representatives X FHOW L. Allen 79 Mr. Sarro is Bi .r21vffl' fv-' M' N gkrf., F .1, flgm-: .pr Jw YI A m X A, ,N 1 Sb, 1 ,1 -is Q -he en o .1,f x 9' , sr I 1 L-,Q 4, 'xx Q za 5 X 1- X -P X ' i X .mums 5, -:Av . ' X ' Wg., 2 ' 5 QP' Q, . 2- PY if ' 'Tw 2 . ,G , Q X45 1 if 559 fx N N-zmgkep 5 -Q. N X iw 4 ii: -ff: ' K' Q-C x , - X 3335 Ng SN I f ' .xx Q x - fa- .L X X - ! X ' O X 'R- I 'F '--- --.f.,,. ,I ,,.A W E . SD o o t H FIRST ROW: R. Macdonald, T. Williams, B. Nelson, Tri-Captain E. McCaffrey, j. Anderson, Tri-Captain R. Clooney, R. Tossetti, C. Herrick, B. Correia, SECOND ROW: Head Coach D Bromley, J. Souza, T. Murphy, M. Richardson, A. Tollesson, P. Smith, j. Benson, R. Harvey, Line Coach R. Conrad, Back Coach j. Coughlin: THIRD ROW: j. Nolan, S. Lawson, D Lyons, P. Ritchie, B. Perry, E. Burnap, 1. Nelson, L. Bird, C. Lepine. Coach Coughlin Coach Bromely Q 1 46 . , .ix ,s.,..s....-, ., rf. F, !'. s cry' I F h ' - if . r , . . V- of WS ff .. -i f ... .TTATQ-If ' ' 5 'll is f-f 1' In : M lx .A , 2 5' D V Y M i ' , u ,, -. , -' H ---' . . ' ,Qi '99 ifcxb' V r i a 5 N 'L , N ' l X , ar I' ' ,ic lmzlf' 'D 'V' W ' s 1 .ml V i N3 .Q I 1 44 -V bf' f- ' X , ! . l - .J .4 as 'lx -.f :J A ' -'14 ., r.. L. ii A , Coach Conrad SENIORS: B. Nelson, Ed McCaffrey, 1. Anderson, R, Clooney, B. Correia, R. Macdonald, B. Tossetti, C. Herrick, T. Williams, A. Tollesson. Not shown: P, Allen. T 0 U if - .f - , A . - , D - Tim ' llllllll 0 , ' Y A . :L 51 I A, U :,,,f-4 . is 1 VL '. -. ffl :.f , - . f, - Q ff'-. f T . .. -Q ..A. .'Tf.-:-1g.LQJT'...g,.. 4... ' Z sf' ,P vi- 1 ZR Run for daylight EX Ky Y .,xx .K 4 1.1 .kk fx A - Rl!! ' . K L' 9 4 - .- 4 o r? QQ Qijfhxf 5 in 1- . 'lx ,. 'X .- N A . ' 'J -' H-so-Q , ., ,. ,.- Where do you think you're going? +. V -V IA KH 5 -' . V SES' .. x Hr RNA L V H YN ,9fi1.:5N 1-QQ X X N Q Q 3 Hello, it's me Bombs away if .vu L14 I I lc- Ev h H ,, , 5 ,. ' W s in A u ,.Ik Na N., . A. lu- .4 -'J-. .6 ,K,.,Qm . 'ffm'-9f'W-1, - pu: , . .53- J ' 4 - 43. Z . 1 I lv -A 1 , Xl uf: - 1 .ig .-41iL'i'i.,:E ' 1 . 4 '. .34 A! . FRONT ROW: A. Briggsg 1. Porterg C. Conniffg E. Birdg I. Lynch: C. Whiteg BACK ROWQ Coach Hansson: D. Calefg M. Clooneyg C. Randallg K. Lynchg D. Lindquistg D, Brittong P. McCaffreyg D. Lindquistg M, LaCroixg B. Silipog D. Chisolm. Mayflower League Field Hockey Champs W.B. OPPONENT - 0 .... O Apponequet lg E ..... 1 Mansfield I 'NX' 0 ...., 0 Avon ..... 1 Sacred Heart 2 ..... 0 Apponequet 3 ..... 0 Avon 4 ..... 4 Apponequet 2 ..... 1 Sacred Heart 1 ..... 0 Sacred Heart 7 ..... 0 Avon Hfxlf' A I ' - ' g:,,-9' .,, ... V--2 i- Britt uses reverse sticks, Perfect Form Oh, No you don't! 'TNQNXWNJ Tears of joy - C.C C Wit moves in. Muon breaks uwuv' V. t -W-X-Fr ' - . , .., AS.. Cathy on a clrivcf K k....A .. Y W ...,. Q.-.f 3351 3 goals that counted most? 1 ' 4, ' t N . ., . w OUR COACHES? Weyre Hey! l'll get it! I'll get it? 1, t ,,1S- ..,,-, V C h a m P S 1-'lun - 1zun - Sh Qs Ml hal T W e l l. CROSS COUNTRY I s P- s 9 Co-Captain Vince Donndelinger es B ater ecord this would Team as ran p6l'- M fomgiances of thc Co-captains. 'ef-f - F, I I A Q J 1 ,. .M , mf 1-I. 1 Q 1 T- if 3 ' ff?Q,QgQQfl I ..-Q Xa-Q q sxQQ ory. Bob- ' A In our hearts we know we are Champs. THE CHAM PS: FIRST ROVV: D. Grinnell. P. Reynolds, D. Thompson, V. Donnclclingcrz BACK ROVV: P. Calef, S. Keating, lT'S ONLY FIVE MILES! FRONT: V. Donnclelingcr, P, Donnclelinger, R, Thompson, F, Tukis, W. Reynolds, BACK ROW: S Crinellg Olson F. Sigrcn, M, Leavitt, S, Keating, B. Herrick, Hoffman. Co-Captain Dick Thompson W X f.. Pops Reynolds kiln ,,-...-- -N, 'qv- Steve Keating Determination Plus :mv iv 'XX' A N iv- X Wt-are Frank Tukis Coach Bob Chapman Steve Beinoras and P. Donndelinger I --.gg-:g.1:zf',:3'igQ ' , ' .- arf 'E ' xg X- rf ' 91,5 9 ku: K. , k ee.. , 134 x '. ' -. . V4 - 19 ' - - ' ,. -' 'Q ' 73 ' - L' N ' l 4' x 'g h .V r' y 'FJ x ,1 X5 xt 1 K' A '-44 47. f- f,.-:' 'S ' ilri ' ' fy L' -' -.a . Stvxe Crinnell x 00' at Q .,: nn . -, HQQD-f--Q, ? .1 ..,,, - ,. vl y,s f19A,' 1 that t ,. T, ' , 1. N- 0- Fred Sign-n V. Donndelingcr Stvu'KcL1ting CHEERLE DER BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: R. Neclees, Coach, D. Howe, B. Waugh, E. Keylor, C. Picker- ing. D johnsnn, P. Prime, C. Dibatista, N. Crandfielclg KNEELINC: D Adams, K Mc-Caffrey, B. Eenvie. G Slupski. SENIORS- N Crandfielcl, B Benvie, E. K1-ylnr, C. Slupslxi. f ' P4 gf-R312 Lt . -LA4 ,'---...X-' j-Y CHEERLEADERS: M. Tibnclenu, P. Ponte, D LaCroix, R. Perry,S.Smitl1,K. Kelley, B. Lincllx-rg L. Piesco, M. Nolan, K. Lone-gun, R. Corrciu, C Luce-rcla. Q-v :ap-1 , . ...,--,,..I , i.....,-.. .11 Q. sb A if Y'- 5 K X Q 'L .,,. L -' WV-lv W , T! F .rl E E? i www ,'L ' ff? lil? l' 'Nga me Q 'SSL' - 1 -V N. - 2 ,.u1z3,, ' .9 -. X 1. 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Vx f .Q af -ff 1- Bob Bowman aiu, Rick Harris H xr -A--'f ,H-hm , wan-fx, Dick Thompson Peter Allen Bob Harvey 97 Dan Lyons 1 9 7 3 What can compare with the peaceful bliss of championship! SOFTBALL CHAMPS! What form! i ' Now, wait a minute! Y 1 Co-o-0-oi Yeah! Then what did you say? 98 On the run Brownie gets a base hit THE CHAMPS: TOP: D. Lindquist, R. Burt, D. Calef. B. Browng D. Chisolm, M. Nelson, D Lindquist, Coach Hansseng 2ND ROW: D. Britton, 1. Lynch, K. Lynch, V. Wells, L. Nolan Co-Captains, K. Vandemoer, J. Brown. .1 1 lx... A . .. .r. , WB OPPONENT 37 Blue Hills 12 Avon 32 South Eastern 11 Apponequet 39 Blue Hills 38 Southeastern 28 Sacred Heart 9 Avon 3 Apponequet 7 Sacred Heart 10 WINS NO LOSSES 'V 1 .7,,. ' M 'i' 'SA U 4 U . H .- :.- Y .L rf ' f -.-fF+r'.3'-- -.Q-'.w.:---.:.sfi-vw -xQ'34'. '--1, .. 11---'G -v-ai'MS. aa: :L ,. - - .-- .+m+'ffe,...-- .9 f if-vw , 1-Ninn.. - f.-.f rw- A f f-' f' btw ' dz-:'Si '9'T' ?g'v5'x'l'?tmfSi3 kim-9,:.1.:71S-I W-:gs . 99 -1 I ' I .A-JI ,X KWJF TENNI 19 3 .iw .:. K kai' J xl f gi v Q0 ff .em lk v Y Qu p. ,, . GOLF TEAM 1973 M l' mth: ii' L 4:m,,erx,:,v:q 2 f fd' .f' f 1 ,Q X X 511 H x . - 'Q 1 jm xgb W , .xx Q Q 'X V , x 9 R .N '3S1f1el . 1 N- N 1.- gigs A :fx TENNIS TEAM l973 .-QQ MN X xx. X Coach Dvrmxllo X, ' Ng. Qiifsrg, X- , N we .she mkwgg x 'X wr! Q ss59?xg,, .. . W- X -- .Q f xx 31 :- ' -- NR' 'Q . in S N Q5 jf 354 45. A, f ., - . - Q. -.Lx . x,x, Nikwxlxn 511'-A Rvgg . WNEQ5 V N .xX. , ,:. L wx ., Y NN Q - -Xf'w,'b we we, .M X.-if---T4 - .NX ' f'X'WNwN'1g.--- -. N X 11:1 ' 'W f5l:.f3xxN, 7 'FPS 131 JJ- 54 W 1 X V .P-: 1 H: .A ff x q f X, 4, ,, l 255 ' .Y 5 4- . ,. ' ,, 17' f fs- Bvhxx . 1. 1 ilk A 5 L .1 Q X -.ffl '1 fax f 4' 3' w . . sf' . -' ' 'J' N -. '-fw:v3 A-we , X ..5,x .wg-.,f,V fd.: -A bf ., Y J. A . 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Fill .4-IIN' V11 ff ll i w W 1 iiii X iii! 1 Library Aides ,S i HQ I Congratulations from COMPONENT MANUFACTURING SERVICE INC I H Best Wishes to the Class of 'T-1 Congratulations and l3estXI1sl'les Claw of ,H Your Friend in Sports W t B 'd t Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert W. Anderson es rl gewa er and Family Truck Bodies Built and Repuirucl Youth Athletic Association Blur-ktmith Coocl Luck and Best XVishes A.M. Cambao 81 Son HalliS0Y LiqU0l'5 620 N, lilrn gt, South Shopping Center XV. Briclgewutt-r, Mass. 112 X Automotive Necessities Replacement Parts Machine Shop Service Lawn Mower Departnlent A. F. GERMAN CGMPANY, INC. 1159 Main Street, Brockton, Mass, Telephone 586-1802 Barnstable Rd., Hyannis, Mass. Telephone 775-1005 C. 81 F. SERVICE CENTER, INC. Shell Service - Auto Repairs - Maintenance 506 West Center St. W. Bridgewater, Mass. 02379 588-6722 24 Hr. Towing Service 113 MONTY,S CYCLE SHOP 751 N. Main St. W. Bridgewater, Mass. Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Sales and Service Compliments of Collins' Steer Restaurant Rt. 228 VVest Bridgewater 588-7515 Compliments of TRAVELERS OIL C. 710 N. Main Street VVest Bridgewater MC INTIRE'S DAIRY, INC. 129 Plymouth Street Bridgewater, Massachusetts 02324 Telephone 697-6116 Good Luck Small Buildings Co., Inc. Rt. 106 West Bridgewater, Mass. 1 114 CHOLERTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 15 Central Square Bridgewater, Mass. Our Policy is Proteetionn Compliments of FRANK SAN BORN REAL ESTATE 155 Howard Street West Bridgewater Compliments of Pomeroy's Donut Shop BIRD 61 SON Established 1795 BRIDCEWATER ALUMINUM CO. 280 So. Main Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Phone: 583-8890 MC NEELAND, INC. Thomas Chevrolet 300 Bedford Street Bridgewater 697-6935 Elm Square Pharmacy Inc. 240 West Center Street West Bridgewater, Mass. 02379 Telephone 583-2479 Compliments of West Bridgewater F irefightefs Association Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 West Bridgewater Police Association HARDEN'S HARDWARE Paint! Wallpaper!Tools!Plumbing Fittings Electrical Supplies!Rentals Aluminum Windows repaired :Q Wooden sash glazed 5 West Center Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Tel. 583-4656 BURQUE'S SERVICE STATION CAR Rf ta. 583-9755 B North Main Sheet W. Bridgewater, Moss. 02319 Compliments of Compliments of Dr. 81 Mrs. Thomas F. Coehary Cynthia's Beauty Shop Best Wishes to the Class of '74 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Calitri DAN'S ARCO Service Station 2 West Center Street West Bridgewater d7Z 756 -.fi BARBER SHOP .-QM .ggi3f9'57 . ry . .lkat- ski ---U4 GMENS HAIRSTYLING SALON 13 NO. MAIN ST. TELEPHONE W. BRIDGEWATER. MASS. 583-OO9l 02379 Tetrault 81 Hallisey, Inc. Plumbing 81 Heating 410 Belmont St. Brockton, Mass. 02401 Telephone 487-5950 116 Good Luck To All Seniors SHOULDNVI' WE BE WORKING FOR YOU REM. ESTATE ,I A rl - V ,l 3 'II West Center St. West Bridgewater, Mass Tel. 584-0021 Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Franklin Pharmacy 1110 Main Street Campello, Mass. Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Richard T. Guidoboni Congratulations to the Class of 1974 BUNCEY'S GOLF CITY Compliments of Valet Cleaners Central Shopping Plaza West Bridgewater BSA - NORTON - IVIATCHLESS - DUCATI SALES B: SERVICE PARTS 8: ACCESSORIES KN OT1'Y PINE CYCLE SHOP II 5. MAIN STREET IRTS. 28 Q IOBJ W. BRIDGEVVATER. MASS. TEL. 583-0767 Compliments of: WEST BRIDCEWATER MUSIC CENTER SHOPPING PLAZA W. Bridgewater, Mass. 02379 Tel. 583-6405 Music Instruction Instruments 81 Supplies Rentais for Company Parties Receptions Banquets FUNCTION HALL RECORDS Compliments of KAY'S KORNER CANOE CLUB BALLROOM west BRlDGEvvATER 588-4747 1 Res. 588-4036 WE CAN ACCOMODATE UP TO IOOO PERSONS . PAUL 81 LAURA MEROLA I Congratulations to the Class of 197 Bob Miskinis, GRIFFIN BUICK PCNTIAC n Street Br Congratulations to the Class of 1974 THE OLD HUMESTEAD RUG C0. INC. Dave's Hess 517 Belmont St. Brockton, Mass. 02401 Compliments of SAFTLER'S Everything in Fabrics jct. Rts. 14 81 18, Whitman MAGIC CARPET KINDERGARTEN West Bridgewater Pharmacy Inc. fYour Prescription Center? 1 West Center Street West Bridgewater, Mass. In-gg 'W-4-N-..,,.,,,, TEL. 583,-2620 Qlzuupvllu glint Lgtturv glut. JOSEPH CARRIUOLO. B: SONS OVER ONE HALF CENTURY OF SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY FOOTWEAR AND PERSONAL SERVICE 1035 MAIN STREET BROCKTON. MASS. 02401 Compliments of GATEWAY GULF Tight Lines Inc. Hunting 81 Fishing 61 Camping Sportswear 81 Accessories Route 28, W. Bridgewater, Mass. Ross Homans Radio - Television 8 North Main Street VVest Bridgewater WALTER T. CHILD DXBXA W. R. MORSE 1108 MAIN ST., BROCKTON, MASS. 02401 DIAL 586-5601 THINGS TO WEAR FOP. THOSE WHO CAREU Best Wishes TO the Class Of 1974 LUCINI MOTUR SALES, INC. Sales Service South Main Street Telephone West Bridgewater 583-5500 1 2 BROCKTON I! ! Ju- TAUNTONC T. F. CRCWELL 81 SONS General Building Contractors Brockton, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS -iLQs3,:Q.1, 4g Class of ,74 F QQ - -:. gffgw 4. P '59 nomm Q iff WEST BRIDGEWATER CENTER '. 5 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1974 from the STUDENT COUNCIL BEST WISHES SILCON TRUCKING CO INC. Best Wishes to the Class of674 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Mc Cann Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 GLAD ACRE FARM Bt. 106 West Bridg M N OYES OIL SERVICE Heating Oils - Burner Service 71 Progressive Ave. W. Bridgewater, Mass. Telephone 583-0299 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 474 AL'S BUCGY SHOP Compliments of RICHARD E. DAVOCK, INC. Auto Specialties 181 West Center Street West Bridgewater, Massachusetts 587-5670 is .tariff ', -ESQ' 'N ,N 5, .ffr 7 1 -QQf'f- Compliments of f . A ,.', are 'M il , jr if-mg GEORGE o. JENKINS t 25 35,ff:g:4 1,11 rf ' -raw-'f' COMPANY Bridgewater, Mass. Anonymous Congratulations to the Class of 1974 COLE'S APPLIANCE OUTLET Route 106 125 West Bridgewater, Mass. ,rl .tulations lass of1974 OCIATE S DRP. unes and Supplies Typewriters Copiers .lui REALTY BY ASKER 199 Belmont St. Brockton 588-0931 VVayne Asker, Realtor Compliments of PLYMOUTH HOME NATIONAL BANK 41 North Main Street West Bridgewater, Mass. 02379 Compliments of HOCKOMOCK FARMS West Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments JOSEPH J. BRAGA, INC Wholesale Dealer in: Cigars Tobacco Confectionary Drug Sundries Toys and Novelties West Bridgewater, Mass. Tel. 583-0930 Visit our gift room for wholesale prices year round Compliments of BLUEIHLL CEMETERY BRAINTREE, MASSACHUSETTS Best Wishes C to the Class of 1974 ll' Congratulations to the Class of 1974 PAM ASSUCIATES CORP. Office Machines and Supplies Adding Machines Typewriters Calculators Copiers Telephone 408 Crescent St. 588-6662 West Bridgewater 4.1:- CONCRATU LATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1974 WEST BRIDCEWATER LIQUOR MART DAHLBURG - MAC NEVIN FUNERAL HOMES, INC. 647 Main Street, Brockton 225 South Main Street, West Bridgewater COM PLIMENTS GF CULUNIAL MARINE COMPANY Congratulations from THOMPSON-EATON- BOYDEN Insurance 184 Main Street Brockton, Massachusetts 02403 john A. Eaton, jr. Telephone Charles E. Eaton 586-6670 John R. Eaton 586-6671 586-0440 ComplirnentsH7 THE VILLAGE BARN colonial pine furniture Compliments of BERWICK MARINE 385 West Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Best of Luck in your future endeavors. Jim Butler WALLY KRUECER - DODGE Rte. 18-28 Bridgewater I Tel. 697-2200 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of 1974 Mr. and Mrs. joseph R. Spadea Sr. Congratulations to the Class of 1974 KEMP TRANSFER INC. 265 South Main Street West Bridgewater 583-7461 WORLDS MDVER ALLIED VAN LINES BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1974 PIERCE Mr. and Mrs. Conrad I. Anderson REFRIGERATION, INC. 439 East Center St. Route 106 West Bridgewater, Mass. You've got a lot to live, Tel' 586-1088 And Life has got a lot to give. QThe Air Conditioning Peoplel 131 Best of Luck from the Class of '75 .- A I. gf -4- 1 if Best Wishes LOGAN and TRANSPURTATION Co. Good Luck Local Bus Transportation west bridqewggg West Bridgewater, Mass. R Best Wishes from the MARCHING BAND Compliments to the Class of 1974 CANDUCCI 81 CRUZ INC. 213 Pleasant Street Brockton, Mass. 588-0888 MATTIE'S CORNER MARKET 227 Matfield Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Open 7 days a week Beer 81 Wine Meats Br Groceries PILLSBURY'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all occasions Cut flowers, corsages 506 N. Elm Street West Bridgewater, Mass. Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carbone Best Wishes from Tomomi Compliments of Bridgewater Savings Bank 14 Mainstreet 1:2 West Center Street Bridgewater W. Bridgewater Banking Hours: Mon. Tues. W'ed. 61 Fri. 9 to 3 Thursday 9 to 6 Both Offices Congratulations to the Class of1974 EMCA, Inc. Educational Materials Co. of America East Bridgewater, Mass. Berlin, N.H 134 CUOD LUCK T0 ALL SENIORS 'if'-S fgig i'L ' H Congratulations tothe Class of1974 WILLIS FURNITURE CO. Yowlldobetterat... ' 'X 5Z7aewfl6fzfe'Zf1' ONE Am penny power pnues CAR 9 4 NX BPM is N-.4 Mears smug 1.999 xk iff fig s Q16 Famous for Duality 6 Q 0 . E, X, 136 To the Class of 1974 Best of Luck Good Luck and Best Wishes from the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Class of 1978 W.H. Luddy 81 Son, Inc Best of Luck Class of 1974 East Briclglcxx Liter. Xlass, STS-3991 The Drama Club Specialty 'V Bye Now From The A.R.F. Nancy, Margaret, Nina, Barb, Chris, Nancy, julie, Gisele, Ellen, Janis, jean, Debi, Kim, and Cal 137 Cliarter Busses - Studciit Tours Compliments of Cirelli Foods Inc. 970 West Chestnut Street Brockton, Mass. Te. 587-0385 Compliments of Dunnington Super Drug West Bridgewater, Mass. Compliments of CUMOW ELECTRIC Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 Mr and Mrs. Walter Bird and Family Best Wishes St. Annis CYO Taft's Inc. jewelers Bob, and Bill Bystrom 1120 Main Street Campello, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of '74 JAYS PLAYLAND Remodeling Custom Kitchens Edward A. Perry Builder 55 FOREST STREET WEST BRIDCEWATER, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of BROCKTON AUTO WASH CON GRATU LATIUNS from The john S. Nelson Family Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 R. A. Lindquist Finish Carpenters and General Contractors 583-2874 139 Best XYislies to The Class of 197-1 C. A. Pickering Assoc., Inc. Engineers and Surveyors 6-18 VV, Center St. W. Bridgewater, Mass, Best Wishes to the Class of 197-1 Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert L. Keating Farewell From the Staff of The Daily Davei' - Rick Manugian Mark Mazza Steve Cardella Peter Allen Ejotlairatulations EIT S: Class of '74 ' 373 Cresent St. W. Bridgewater f 1 ,Q gf T f I -'Sf 'QU ,, ,W , f ' ' V+ Z Sf T 1 MT mf Linmf , T' TM f f 'TT I T T T , -0 ' Compliments of IIMTPIETRTMYZKQM QM PLEASANT STREET, WEST BRIDGEWATER, MASS. 02379 Telephone 583-0026 140 WEST BRIDGEWATER STUDENT CONSERVATION GROUP INC. Good times in D.C.g Roofwalkersg Windowsg Alexanclers 3g A. B.C,g over the wallg watch those stairsg shaving cream and ice cubesg Bikies to Mt. YQ were No. lg EASC1 Paint fights on floatsg Canoe tripsg Walkway: Our Thing Con- servationg Foye Farmg Play Misty: HGT - what movietyg Move out, were hurnin' daylightg can't get there from here: Nickie 61 Playboy Angelg Moonlight in The Conference Roomg Easier Morning. Best Wishes From Class of 1979 Congratulations to The Class of1974 From the Class of 1977 MIDWAY MOBIL SERVICE 575 West Center Street W. Bridgewater, Mass. Prop. - Peter Diman Good Luck From the Class of 1976 A'Come golf with us Congratulations to the Class of .7-1 Pine Valley Country Club 5-19 Copeland Street Brockton, Mass. Tel. 583-9525 141 from GRABAU Grabau 61 jackson Plumbing 61 Heating CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ,74 DODGE MURPHY STUDIO 683 Pleasant St. Brockton, Ma. To ff lyezub k pl otog ph 142 'Miz 61 Mrs. Robert Daley Mr. 61 Mrs. john Tracey Mr. 61 Mrs. Arthur Daley Carolyn 61 Dave M r. 61 Mrs. Bruce E. Crowell Anonymous Ron jones The Smiths Mary McCann Mr. 61 Mrs. Roger A.Coell1o Mr. 61 Mrs. j. Layton Hayward Mr. 61 Mrs. Frank F. Dunn Mr. 61 Mrs. Frank Gazerro and Family Tom 61 Tina Sampson Ralph 61 june Sampson Mr. 61 Mrs. jake Balboni Michael Balboni Linette Balboni A Former 1960 Graduate Mrs. Gladys McDonald Mrs. Celina Shade Bench Warmers Anonymous Mr. 61 Mrs. Malcolm D. Recse Mr. 61 Mrs. Stanley C. Reed M r. 61 Mrs. Alexander Benvie janet Benvie Mud Slide Slim 61 the Pusher Clay Winfrey Mr. 61 Mrs. Braxton Winfrey Glenda, Yvonne, Allen Lil 61 Phil The Nolan Family G. Swift Carl and Betty Lungren Mr. 61 Mrs. joseph Thompson Fredrick Booth and Family Mr. 61 Mrs. Milton Raymond Connors Waysid Furniture Co. Six and Ten Toril Ruud Mr. 61 Mrs. Francis McCaffrey Both Casualty and Some Dunce Kid The Kemps Dontom Stables Mr. 61 Mrs. Erland Thayer Kay and Rick Ohlson Mrs. joseph Isabel Mr. 61 Mrs. Richard M. Childers Michael Childers B.T.A.K.J.F. Irene 61 Erni Mr. 61 Mrs. Alexander Tzvetinoyitch Mr. 61 Mrs. james C. Thomas jr. jeanne T. And Steve H. Mr. 61 Mrs. joseph C. Dodd Mr. 61 Mrs. Richard G. Smith and Family Mr. 61 Mrs. Paul DeChambeau r Miss Ronnee Neckes Mrs. Barbara Hanssen Mr. 61 Mrs. Christopher j. Kone Mr. 61 Mrs. David j. Anderson The WBBA joan Asker Edythe Baker Monday Night Sports Club Mr. 61 Mrs. Raymond Clooney joe and Shirl Miss Gladys E. Bergstrom Mr. 61 Mrs. A. Bruce Dube Miss jean L. Goldie j. Frank Conley St. Ann's Parish Activities Committee Mr. 61 Mrs. Richard E. Swann Harlow Scritchfield Mr. 61 Mrs. Edwin Gibson The james Norcross Family Mr. 61 Mrs. john Kent Mrs. Query Bob McClellan Mr. 61 Mrs. Louis DiCorpo and Family Frederick T. Keylor PCNSORS Debi and Scott Mr. 61 M rs. Carl Ohlson III Marjorie Ohlson Sparrow Hill Builders Mr. 61 Mrs. Grub Bruce G. Allen Richard G. Macdonald Rick, Cath. Sue. Deb Wayne. Sue, Bryan Mary and Eddie Mrs. Beatrice Norris Pop Mr. 61 Mrs. Richard Murad Cherry Popper Paul 61 Donna M r. 61 M rs. Robert Reynolds Mr. 61 Mrs. Arthur Kane Mr. 61 Mrs. Edward P. james Mr. 61 Mrs. William Ryan Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 6 Mrs. Antone Sousa George Sousa Mr. jos. P. Connolly Paula and Ted Mr. 61 Mrs. Mrs. Russe Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 61 Mrs. Foxy Lady Mr. 61 Mrs. Theodore Bu rba ll 61 Sons William Fyfe Edward F. Caffrey Sherwood jackson Mutt 61 jeff The ARF members The Wells Family Compliments ofa friend The Pettingills Mr. bi Mrs. Constance john Simpson Alden The Munise Family Edna Chicken Mr. 61 M rs, VVayne Petrovek Mr. 61 Mrs. Harrey E. Nelson The Doyle Mr. 61 Mrs. john 61 jea Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr 61 Mrs. Family and Company G. Tessier and Girls nne john B Ponte Bradford Herrick Mr. 61 Mrs. George I. Noyes A Bruce Wakeman Elly Mae Mr. 6 Mrs. Frank Nelson Peggy, Sharon, and Frankie Mrs. Florence Burt Mrs. Rhoda M. johnson Mr. 61 Mrs. Carl F. johnson Atty. 61 Mrs. Alphon N. Carlson Atty. 61 Mrs. Gary W. Carlson George V. Hollertz, jr. Mr. 61 Mrs, C. R. Ordal Mr. and Mrs. M.C. Hutchinson, jr. Mr. 61 Mrs. j. j. Doherty, jr. The Calef Family joanne 61 Don Pimental The Briggs Family Grampa Sullivan Mr. 61 Mrs. Earl Herrick From me to the devil, Myour horns are showing! Pat 61 Carl The Buckaroos john 61 Mary Crone Mrs. Marjorie Chislholm Mr. 61 Mrs. Malcolm Chisholm Charlie. April, Teddy, and Chico Mr. 61 Mrs. Stuart M. Keith Mr. 61 Mrs. Robert L. Kellie Mr. 61 Mrs. Paul Sargent Mr, 61 Mrs. Robert E. Lopes Mitch, Maz, and the Daily Dave Mr. 61 Mrs. Michael Manugian M r. 61 Mrs. john Horwitz Mr. 61 Mrs. Robert Chapman Ed Hill 61 Karen Day Nancy and Steve Mr. 61 Mrs. Irving Sylvester Em and jack Curren Mr. 61 Mrs. Hugh Kelley Kevin Kelley Mr. 61 Mrs. Stephen j. Beinoras Mr. 61 Mrs. Michael Pingree Edward M. Pingree Buddy 61 61 Betty Simmons Charlie 61 Kathy Murphy Mr. 61 Mrs. Harry j. Sawyer, Sr. Mr. 61 Mrs. David L. Perkins Mr. 6 Mrs. Edgar Perkins Southeast Independent Employees Association Superior Auto Sales Mr. 6 Mrs. Frederick Timmerman Mr. 61 Mrs. Rancourt LaRosa Mr. 61 Mrs. Raymond Matthews Mr. 61 Mrs. Robert Gazda Mr. 61 Mrs. Donald Lawson Mr. 61 Mrs. Warren P. Laughton Mr. 61 Mrs, Edward F. Pita Mr. 61 Mrs. Douglas Anderson Mr. 61 Mrs. Charles Barros Mr. 61 Mrs. Ronald Broman Crimp and Dude Scott Rolfe The Duquette Family The Fortin Family Esther, Edson, Pam, Brenda, and Gary Mr. 61 Mrs. Alton Hann, jr. Mr. 6 Mrs. William Tyrrell Mr. 61 Mrs. Robert Boudreau Mr. 61 Mrs. M el Thomas Mr. 61 M rs. james Pomeroy Mr. 61 Mrs. Mrs. Flora Robert Williams Studley Mr. 61 Mrs. james Thomas Mr. 61 Mrs. Sue Noyes George Zevitas Mr. 61 Mrs. Arthur Young Mr. 6 Mrs. Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 61 Mrs. George Rowe Bud Grover VValter T. Child Thomas Tyrrell Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 61 Mrs. Lloyd E. Staples, jr. Charles Perkins ll M iss Deeran Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 61 M rs. Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 61 Mrs. M r. 61 Mrs. Mr. 6 Mrs. B. W. Morgan Robert VVoods Lawrence Nangle Lawrence Fregeau Robert L. Todd S. Erick Benson Donald M. Fisher Douglas P. Bromley Anna M. Child Miss Forni Gavorni Mr. 61 Mrs. Carl D. Pitaro Mr. 61 Mrs. Paul W. Gouldrup, jr. Miss Margaret M. Roche M r. Edward Sarro M r. David Chuckran Mr. Warren Dodge Terry and john Mr. Michael Duarte Mr. 61 Mrs. Victor Flaherty M r. Robert Roque M r. 61 Mrs. Douglas W. Anderson Mr. 61 Mrs. David F. Meade john V. Buckley, jr. Donald Duck and Squid 143 Rossinas Bar Q Mr. 61 Mrs. james L, Grandfield Mr. 61 Mrs. Wm. Carrigan 5 ,wr Jgxbiii ,. t 'lf another to begin. done with the way I was, I am done with everything I learned . . . One school is finished, and the haye the freedom to be yourself, your true self, here and now, and nothing can stand in your way. I Don't always be less what your eyes are telling you. All they show is limitations. 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