Westport High School - Brownie Yearbook (Westport, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1974 volume:

tu) ET ee Ras te VILLAGER“ 1974 WESTPORT FS: WESTPORT,.MASSACHUSETTS WESTPORT HIGH Brain builder for the world Educator, maker of ambitions Player with the minds of the nation’s future leaders Friendly, Competitive, often oppressive The school of this small town They tell me you are difficult and | believe them for | have seen the defiant grades marked in red on pink slips of paper. And they tell me you are crooked and | answer: Yes it is true for | have seen the rule-breaker caught and set free again. And they tell me you are brutal and my reply is: On the faces of students | have seen marks of frustration and grief. And having answered so, | turn once more to those who sneer at this my school, and | return the sneer and say: : Come and show me another place where sO many distinct types can live and work together Rusing through the hours amid toil of class after class Longhaired, dressed in jeans Studying Learning Growing Doing Meeting, playing, changing, Under the pressure, amid the confusion and drugery, laughing as only youth can laugh Laughing the ignorant laughter that only those who have yet to experience the pains of life can laugh, Laughing! Laughing the stormy, husky, ignorant laughter of youth — Denim-clad, shaggy-haired, smiling student Proud to be a part of the brain builder, Educator, and player with minds. Loren King “Uncle Tom” Be : Hi cae Ah! Shux fellas! Just another pretty face in the crowd. e vee, Peat . OK but. . . um. . Miles likes it with more butter. La. .., da’. {DEB aes {ISTRATION ADMINISTRATION Superintendent: Mr. Linwood Clark Principal: Mr. Edmie Bibeau Mr. Charles Menard Vice-Principal: Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Anne Marie Lemay Mrs. Rita Darcy Secretaries Mrs. Lydia Santos Mrs. Betty Thompson Maintenance Workers Mr. John Rodrigues Mr. John Machado Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Delta S. Vieira Mrs. Helen Lamontagne Nurse Mrs. Donna Guay Maintenance Workers Mr. John Perry Mr. Joe Stafford 10 Prrreccaresee zeros rac cos me —_ Mrs. Irene Mickelson ENGLISH a ip eR: Paste coer eS oe Her eng gr ia Mrs. Ann Kidd Mrs. Merry Hurley Mrs. Sonia Gunner Mrs, Janice Migneault yi Mr. Richard Dean Mr. Charles Donnelly 12 Mrs. Wanda Francis SOGIAE STU@IBIES Owe 7 a tea fed ial it Mr. James Wills Jr. Mrs. Ann Kidd Mr. Louis Finucci Mr. John Mello Mr. Richard Rego Mr. William Feeney Mr. Paul Leite Miss Rosemarie Choquette 17 SGIENGE Mr. Frank Souza en ee omagenee ak i OG: a 18 Mr. John Moniz Mr. Jeffrey Hague 19 enh. See aa Portuguese Miss Mary Silva See) Vv eOIN Val French hway S Claire Ha Mrs. Latin Mr. Louis Finucci ) INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Ralph Wilson Mr. Joseph Szala Mr. Clayton Emery ; Sill pae4: Mr. Robert Rayno 5 P e ' : IWOH SOUIWONODAI SINCE | ois | Sa creer” ent nt EOLA ANNO Mrs. Jennie Carlson Mrs. Priscilla Casey Miss Nancy DeFaria CHRISTMAS CONCERT Due to renovation this years Christmas concert was held at the Middle School. The band and chorous, under the guidance of Mr. Montesanti and Miss DeFaria did an excellent job. Part of the success must be attributed to the efforts put out by many of the parents who worked diligently with the students. respessasesntte “ iste MERE Rimes, hebebscaned pated ip MP me eens Pebestbenetiie peeeet 2 eee ee ee Seeetete: seeese tt Soeeeeeet year pte tt tae eee Sia be te be + bee ++ iebener eel ope pean ey tt aeneeett ebedeset ona Stet. PR Rete e Sc aaeeees re i + Hie SeBt asec bancaracansreoren ett? Bizatport High Scivoo! Media Canter Westport, Mas ) Vi + Zz 5 O = SG sc Aa) a LL Mr. Wallace Sunderland Mrs. Joan Carpenter GUIDANCE ¥ oe eagere ae Counsellor — Miss Elaine Mclaughlin Secretary — Mrs. Delores Robertson 27 Counsellor — Mr. Anthony Melli Mr. Marcel Marchand R. Desjardins, D. St. Yves, T. Palmer, P. Gallant, R. Savaria, N. LaPage, C. Smith, M. Diagnault, L. Cybert, C. Potter, J. Trepanier, Marcel, S. Brenvenue, K. Greenwood, D. Cambra, J. Ferreira, D. Cabral, P. Bussierre, D. Nicalua, and R. Carreira WESTPORT HIGH SCHOOL Detention Period Name | Date of Infraction THIS 1S OFFICIAL NOTICE FOR YOU TO REPORT TO ROOM FOR DETENTION AT 2:30 P.M. TO 3:30 ec DATE S S Reason. N TRUENC TARD}N@S LATE POR CLASS GUA eS OTHER (SPECUPY ) scemscmnemssse: Teacher Parent PANEL IEE LL LWT ELIE AER IRI SIGNATURE SIGNATURE Pera LEN . = Me x= + ‘ Sin at The Future Nurses Club, headed by our school nurse, Mrs. Donna Guay, has had an active year. Mrs. Guay has shown a number of films which have given the students a greater understanding of nursing. Some of the senior girls have applied to nursing schools and we hope that the F.N.A. will inspire more girls to do so in the future. Miss Mary E. Silva is doing an outstanding job as the new advisor for the Westport High’s Future Teachers of America (FTA). This year the officers are: president — Clara Andrade (senior), vice-president — Debbie Smusz (junior), secretary-treasurer — Cindy Vieira (junior), and librarian — Sue Dupre (senior). The future teachers have sold carnations on both Valentines Day and St. Patricks Day as they usually do. This year an extra curriculum has been added. They now have an opportunity to serve as a teachers aide. During their free periods, any future teacher that desires to teach may go to the Macomber, Earle or Middle School, to help, whether it be to correct papers or to help an individual child. FUTURE NURSES UTURE TEACHERS race! After being thrown in the sink, the Aggie students think twice about sticking with the course!!! Yet most of them do and continue their studies with a summer project. All of the members of the F.F.A. will agree that it is a “far out’’ course and will urge anyone interested in agriculture to look into it. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Student representatives were elected to attend meetings of the school committee. They voice their opinions on matters concerning the high school, such as drug abuse programs and what time school should start. They also present any problems of the students in school to the school committee and discuss them. The school committee members then listen to the representatives before making any final decisions. The Student Council is composed of two members from each class and is principally designed to regulate and organize the activities of the student body. The Council is also the outlet to the administration on student feelings concerning issues that the students feel are important. The Superintendent’s Advisory Team, more commonly know n as the SAT, meets regularly with Mr. Clarke. The members are chosen at random to discuss ways to improve the school. The SAT team oftens works in accordance with the Student Council. The team has been quite successful as they have planned the new lunch menus, the Jr-Sr. lounge, the snack bar, and are presently discussing a drug program. The president is Alan Costa and the secretary is Debbi Manchester. 34 i Ga SENIOR DANCE For the first time in four years, the senior class was able to plan and organize a school dance. Thanks to the trust and co-operation that Mr. Melli gave, the members of the dance committee were able to stage a very profitable, successful and enjoyable evening. ; “oats $5 SNACK BAR Our new snack bar program has been a definite success. The students are offered breakfast foods in the morning along with potato chips, brownies, peanuts, nabs, and other goodies to satisfy their munchies. The snack bar also serves a dual purpose. Students are hired to sell the goods every period and are paid well. Right On! W.H.S. is fighting the unemployment problem. q — ee sly’ ACTIVITY CLUB Fa LGle HRROLCT GEN? BOWLING This club was organized by Mr. Melli to provide enjoyable and meaningful activities for any interested individual of the student body. The concept has met with much success and the club continues to expand as more activities are added. Due to unwarranted actions taken by the administration, this year’s Honor Society members were prevented from fully enjoying their privileges. After much hard work by Elaine McLaughlin and members of H.S., these deserving rights were once again renewed. Members of H.S., during free periods, render themselves to students who are having difficulties in certain subjects by tutoring them. The Citizen’s Band Radio Club is composed of members who share a Common interest in electronics and radio communication. Each member owns or has access to a Citizen’s Band radio and regularly converses with others. The opportunity to gain practical office experience Is available to any junior and senior girl who offers her assistance one period each day. Compensation in the form of 1% credits per semester is allocated in return for their aid 41 e a3 . 3 e - - - e SOCCER Fr. D. Pineau, M. Petty, B. Alves, J. Gifford, R. Smith (Capt.), S. Andras, L. Rego., S. Mercier, D. Fredericks Bk, M. Pineault, N. Khanna, B. Trepanier, }. Smith, K. Carvalho, G. Robb, K. Greenwood, M. St. Martin, V. Cahoon, Coach Frank Souza we th ee ‘oe The 1973 Soccer season was hindered by the loss of twelve seniors and a lack of experience. This was the worst season Westport has ever witnessed in soccer. With two returnees, Mike St. Martin and Bob Smith, Coach Souza had to concentrate on a rebuilding year. Freshmen that never start for Coach Souza did this year. With much hard work and a lot of practice, the team had a fair season placing 4th. The team was still able to contribute two players to the All Star Team; they were Bob Smith and Mike St. Martin. The highlights of the season were the defeating of Holy Family, New Bedford Voke, and Durfee, and tieing New Bedford, Durfee and Connolly. The game that will never leave anyone’s mind was against New Bedford High. Two years ago New Bedford was number one in the league. A win for Westport was unforeseen but high spirited West- port team gave it all they had and somehow got a 0-0 tie. oR FELD I @GREy f.r. S. Santos, J. Lee, D. Souza, D. Souza, V. Pietrzyk, M. Viera, D. Marchand. b.r. Coach Joan Carpenter, B. Morse, C. Vieira, C. Wetherell, L. Tripp, A. Gifford, C. Raposa, J. Pratt, P. Comstock. ux ARGS a = Sli cen es Experience is the best teacher, and so it was with the girls’ field hockey team. Despite the small turnout of veterans, and an inadequate playing field, Coach Joan Carpenter was faced with the job of building a rookie team. Overlooking these and other obstacles, the girls pulled through and finished the season in fourth place with a 3-1-4 win-tie-loss record. CROSS COUNTRY tL i] f.r. R. Fontaine, A. Costa, D. Holden, L. Sirios. b.r. R. Silva, B. Brightman, G. Leach, F. Tripp, M. Pelletier, F. Emery, Coach J. Mello. A 2 win, 3 loss record does not adequately express how well the cross-country guys ran this season. Coach John Mello organized a well balanced team of hard workers and non-quitters. The most exciting meets this year were the ones against Old Rochester and Norton. The guys joined together and pulled out two big victories. Senior tri-captains Alan Costa, Richard Fontaine and David Holden provided the leadership to help Mr. Mello put together a successful team. 48 Richard F i Holden Alan Costa BASKETBALL Rebuilding was the name of the game this year as Coach John Mello’s Villagers were minus six graduating seniors. Paced by starters Bob Smith, Kenny Greenwood, Gus Cariglia, Ronnie Rego, and Mike St. Martin, Westport wound up with a 6-14 win-loss record. The highlight of the season was the defeat of New Bedford Voke, which ultimately knocked them out of tournament play. They also gained post season wins against St. Mary’s and St. Anthony’s in the Bay State Tournament, before being nosed out by Roxbury in the semi-final contest. f.r. D. Twark, G. Leach. 2nd r. F. Tripp, S. Manchester, E. Sunderland, M. Pelletier, N. Khanna. b.r. F. Emery, J. Mendes, R. Arntz, M. Pineault. BASKETBALL b.r. D. Wordell, K. Manchester, P. Thibault, P. Mercier, S. Emond. f.r. T. Rego, S. Tripp, P. Comstock, A. Gifford, C. Cabral, C. Wetherell, C. Sliwa, M. Viera. Coach Joan Carpenter Highlighting the season by a near upset victory over Stang, the girl’s basketball team proved themselves with a fairly successful 4 win — 6 loss record. Sparked by senior tri-captains Paula Pannoni, Debbie Souza and Donna Souza, the girls fought their way to third place behind co-champions Stang and New Bedford. ite Higa) ARI Leading this year’s girls’ vol- leyball team are tri-captains De- bbie Johansen, Donna Souza and Debbie Souza. Ending last year’s season in second place, Coach Joan Carpenter hopes to take this year’s team to first place. Because of a large turnout of underclassmen, Coach Car- penter formed a Junior Varsity team in hopes of developing a successful squad for next year. VO@LEEY DAL f.r. L. Tripp, D. Johansen, J. Lees, C. Vieira. 2nd r. Coach Joan Carpenter, M. Viera, D. Souza, R. Plamomdon, D. Souza, C. Raposa, S. Santos, B. Morse. b.r. S. Tripp, P. Comstock, A. Gifford, M. Cottrell. f.r. C. Cabral, P. Thibault, V. Pietrzyk, C. Dean. 2nd r. C. Wetherell, E. Case, D. Eleskig, J. Rodriques, D. Almedia, Coach Joan Carpenter. b.r. J. Mello, A. Shaw, K. Raposa, L. Wilbour. sai we “ Having a fairly successful season, the girl’s 1972-73 softball team wound up in third place behind co-champions Dartmouth and Taunton. Midway through the season, the goal of first place was closely within reach until the loss of three consecutive games occured. With the loss of only two first-string seniors, this year’s team has a definite chance of winning the championship of their division. f.r. D. Larocque, D. Johansen, P. Pannoni, L. Tripp. 2nd r. P. Mercier, J. Tripp, K. Gracia, C. Vieira, D. Zuber, D. Souza, Coach Joan Carpenter. b.r. S. Emond, C. Raposa, M. Viera, S. Santos, D. Souza. UW uw FN ee ire MAJORETTES Under the direction of an entire female administration, the Junior Class has proved to be most successful. The officers are president, Debbi Manchester; vice-president, Kathy Gracia; secretary, Sue Emond; and treasurer, Dianne Zuber. Activities such as a paper drive, the selling of candy bars, and a ham and bean supper all helped to build the treasury. Without the help of advisor Frank Souza, and the participation of the students in the class, none of these activities could have taken place. ERTS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES oy TE neprae 4 sate coerce: aR ar a ioe oe Ape eee = Sophomore class elections were held in the fall, and those elected were: president, Lorna Tripp; vice-president, Debbie Wordell; secretary, Mary Ann Rousseau; and student council representatives, Mark St. Amour and Connie Rousseau. In December, wreaths were sold, and over one hundred dollars was made. During the months of February and March, candy was sold, and during February vacation, class members sold cookbooks. took vat gone tore oacgee Cocreadtite Vac vlc 67 68 Saar Rae sane ieesine ae The freshman class money raising funds were hindered by the fact that they had trouble electing a class advisor. Mr. Wills accepted the position on March 13, 1974. Freshman participation in sports such as soccer, boys basketball, field hockey, girls basketball and volleyball was surprisingly successful. The officers for this year include president, Pam Comstock; vice-president, Cathy Sliwa; secretary, Cheryl Almeida; and treasurer, John Pelletier. aT Tah) ye ; ; é i ij 3 ; 2 ; i . SIR CLASS TO-OW KESE SENIOR INDEX ALMEIDA, SHARON ANDRADE, CLARA ANDRAS, STEVE ARRUDA, NANCY AUBIN, PAULINE BAKER, SHERYL BALLOU, ALAN BOUCHARD, SUZETTE BOUTIN, LINDA BOUVETTE, DEBORAH BRODEUR, ROBERT BUTLER, DIANE CAMBRA, FRED CARREIRO, STEVE CASE, RUTH COMSTOCK, SUSAN CONNORS, CHARLES COSTA, ALAN COSTA, MARY JANE DALBECK, PAMELA DEPAOLA, TOM DESILVA, DEBRA DESJARDINS, FRANCES DESROCHERS, JACKIE DOLBEC, WILFRID DUPRE, SUSAN DUQUETTE, ROBERT EATON, KEVIN FERNANDES, BRIAN FERNANDES, BRUCE FERNANDES, MIKE FLECHSIG, DAVID FONTAINE, RICHARD FRAZIER, ERNEST GAGNON, BARBARA GIASSON, KRIS GIFFORD, JOHN ) GOLDSTEIN, BERNICE. ae GUILMETTE, DEBBY | HARRINGTON, KATHLEEN. HOLDEN, DAVID. JEAN, KEVIN : JOHANSEN, DEBORAH - KING, LOREN LAWRENCE, LOUISE LAWTON, BRIAN LEANDRO, MARTIN LEES, JANICE co DEES WAYNE =o 80 . MACHADO, KAREN 77,� MACIULEWICZ, JOYCE 99 = MAKUCH, DAVID 87. MANCHESTER, DEBRA 100 MANCHESTER, LYNN 102. MANO, JUDY. 75. MARCHAND, DENISE 100 MARGARIDA, STEVE 87. MARTIN, SUE : 83 MAURISSO, DON 86 MENARD, RICHARD 99 MONTIGNY, LAURIE 102. MOSHER, PAM 81 NORRIS, CATHERINE 2 93 ORR, MIKE 88 PANNONI, PAULA 105 PERRY, JOANNE 93 PIETRZYK, GREG 83 PIETRZYK, VICKY PING, DARLEN NE 90... POTTER, ALSTON 76 RESENDES, MARY JANE 77 RIELLY, MIKE 103 RODRIGUES, DONNA 103. ROY, CLAIRE | 105... ROY, MICHAEL RYBCINSK1L, NANCY ST. AMOUR, BRIAN ST YVES, CLAUDE : SANTOS, SHARON | SHAW, ALLEN | . SMITH, BOB SOUZA, CINDY” — SOUZA, DEBBIE” SOUZA, DONNA OUZAJUDI ee 85 STANLEY, NORVAL 9 d TEASDALE, WENDY. 78 TRIPP, LAURIE 97 ‘VIERA, MARY _ WILD, SUE ZEMBO, TOM _ ZEMBO, ‘STEVE oe 8 Alan “Cat’’ Ballou The fear of Jehovah is the beginning of wisdom Psalms 111:10 | wish to serve God as a minister of his word. Pet peeve: Time, like outdoor ac- tivities, good hard work, and read- ing Wayne Lees “I've tried to imagine the sky a world never touching ground. I’ve often imagined the world a sky that will never be found. But you can see the sky. and you can see the world, Royal Gardens.” Nantucket David Flechsig We're free to go where we wish, and be what we are. Jonathon Livingston Seagull 75 Wiltrid Dolbeck Martin Leandro Michael Roy 76 Susan Rodrigues Wild Pep Squad 1; Jr. Keyettes 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Joshua 3; FNA 4. “God does not want me to lead a miserable life, for he placed in the depth of my heart a desire for hap- piness; His glory rests in the happi- ness of my heart.” K. Gibran Maria Clara Andrade Girls Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Choraleers 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 4 President 4 Photo Lab 1; Junior Keyettes 1. Pet Peeve: Frank Buck “Without love life has no purpose” Love Peace ‘‘Me”’ “Eh Espera’’ Friend of Dupe Sue Dupre Girls Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Choralairs 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 4 (co-captain 4); FTA 2, 4; (librarian); Photo Lab 1; Junior Keyettes 1; ‘‘Shoshauna’’, ‘‘Da Canuck”’, Friend of Cagoots, West- port High Ice Hockey is the best around!. 77 Ernest Frazier Don Maurisso aad Mike Rielly : SRE oe eo a et : Wendy Teasdale Debra Rose Manchester “Life is what you make it.”’ Debbie . . . Sagittarius . . . Goes with Joey . . . Was seen a lot with Wendy . . . Friends with Sharon, Cathy, and Laurie . . . Likes elec- tronics Laurie Tripp Laurie . . . Gemini . . . Quiet in school. Likes Home Economics . Lives on a farm out in the sticks Friends with Debbie, Wendy, Sharon, and Cathy. Sharon Emily Almeida “Happiness is the Big B’”’ “Shat'=.'2-3 Leo... Loves. Brian . Likes to talk. . . Burns herself in electronics Fights with Cathy ... Friendly . . . Hangs around with Cathy, Debbie, and Laurie . . . Volleyball 2; Office Aide 4. Catherine Isabel Norris “Happiness must be earned” Cathy . . . Capricorn. . . Friends with Sharon, Debbie, and Wendy Fights with Laurie . . . Skips out on Mr. Chaffee in electronics . Hates standing on bus . Steve Margarida ‘’Mug”’ Be wise, for education is never as costly as ignorance may be. Back-off. You rag . Hey Judi, let’s boogie!! Mopar man. Hey Bean, who's that kid? Cuz | don’t like him. Shut-up. I’m coppin’ a mood. Luv Hoodsys. ty , Ml EEE, $ Ra Be ae cae caps en cy aioe tay - rs Judi Souza Auto Mechanics Woodworking Ac- tivities: Sleeping in class . . . Giv- ing everybody a hard time in shop . Your Burnt. . . Spare me. Mug’s wife. . . Tis what | love de- termines how | love. Steve Carreiro Denise Marchand “If it feels good, do it’ Field Hockey 1, 2, 4; Shop 3, 4; Girl’s Room attendent 3, 4; Pet Peeve: Passes and Detention Carni- val . . . trouble maker . . . buz- zing. . . spare me. Mike Orr Smoking in the boy’s room “Love thy neighbor but don’t get caught’. . . ‘‘Conserve water, shower with a friend’ . . . Auto Mechanics, Spare me Mr. Wilson, I'll fix my car myself, This is true, Back off. Norval A. Stanley Baseball 1, 2, 4; Activity Club 4. Mary Jane Cost “MJ” Eddie’s Girl Pet Peeve: Mr. Wil Deborah Bouvette “Boov’’; Glee Club; Chess Club; 1st Place Public Speaker ‘‘Scorpian”, Carnival, Arthur this n’ Arthur that, gus gus, Where's Pino?! Pontiac, Hey Manny! Huh? Ski Angie! Dynamite! Walking tall. Oh that’s Bogus! Spare me VLK! Alright!! There’s got to be a better way’ Norma Pineault Student Council 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Pep Squad 2; NEDT Award 2; Prom Committee 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Society Vice Pres. 4, Frog. . . Me and Wayney . Hey Man!! Dream On. . . Hey Boovette!! Dispise Wills! 83 84 Claire Diane Roy The Flesh and blood is dust, the dream lives on . tall; long nails; Don; likes to go shopping. Pep Squad 1, 2; Chess club 1; Pet Peeve: Fake People Ambition: Legal Secretary Vicky Pietrzyk Field Hockey 4; Band 4; Basketball Manager 4; Dance Committee 4; 4th Grade Director of Play Sr. year Barbara Jean Gagnon “Bobby Jean.” Youth is happy because it has the ability to see beauty. Anyone who keeps the ability to see beauty never grows old. Loren King Frances Desjardins Kathleen Harrington Richard Fontaine “When you Robert Brodeur Brian A. Lawton your , Watch out for re ready to make , “If first you don’t succeed, why try again? It probably isn’t worth it.” mark in the world guys with erasers. ” ee - s ee ad A BRVEBDE oe 86 Nancy Arruda Linda Mary Boutin “It matters not what you are thought to be but what you are.” Tauras April 23 Favorite Sayings: | dunno, Dynamite, What?, Hey DeBee! . Me and Ricky . . . Music Lover : Dance Committee 4; Pep Squad Pet Peeve: Conceited People Pam Mosher “Live and love each day, like the last’ Loves her man, Believer in the occult, Loves music and dance, Pamella loves Peabody! Pet Peeve: No women rights, coc- key cops, discrimination on long hair, not able to do Freely, quiet classes! Susan Jane Comstock Dave Detention D and D and K and F and L and J Good Buddies! Di Pat Dave Bell Telephone an Ode Jane Fonda Cheesecake and Tops Dave why can’t we start all over again? LEES Water fights in chemistry. Dave It was all worth it! Bernice Ann Goldstein “Loves starts where another person’s needs become more im- portant than your own!”’ Joanne Perry What do you want? What do you want? I’m giving everthing | have I’m even trying to see if there is more, locked deep inside, I’ve tried... I’ve tried. . . Can’t you see? This is me. R. Lamn 88 Richard Menard Alston Potter ‘‘Labor preserves us from three great evils — weariness, vice, and want.” Pet Peeve: School Ambition: Construction Favorite saying: Ya right David Makuch ‘Dave’ Cancer Mr. Melli’s Football Team Pet Peeve: Mrs. Robertson Favorite song: ‘‘Shaft’’ “Peace” ‘‘Never say grace for the school lunches give it the last rites’ ‘run your bleep off!!’’ 89 Donna Rodrigues “The Quiet Out — Break’. Mixed Chorus 4 “Doce 90 Jackie Dserochers “We do not so much look at things as overlook them.” Reed's girl, McDonald's, blue jeans, suntans, bikes, boats, skiing, swim- ming. Mary Jane Resenders Brian St. Amour Greg Pietrzyk Osborn; Newspaper Staff Virginia Tom Depola “As time goes on | realize just what you mean to me and that your near promise your love that I’ve waited to share and dream of moments to- gether colour my world with proof of love in you.” Pet Peeve: Freshman Favorite Group: Chicago like to play guitar 91 Pamela J. Dalbeck “For the truly good ask not the naked, where is your garment? nor the houseless, what has befallen your house?”’ Yearbook Staff, 1 Student Council, 1 Basketball, 3 Debbie Souza Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 20-3; 4:5S56ftballel. 2,405, 4.6Vv0- leyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Keyettes 2; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Portuguese, P.J., Parties, Fado House, Brant, Miami, Tenn., Bonnie’s song. . . “To make you mine again’’, Mrs. Francis — do we have to work? Donna Souza “You are as | was | am as you wish to be. FREE” “I shall not fear death, for | know the joy of Love’ Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; S.A.T. 3, 4 Ruth Aline Case Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2 Volleyball 1, 2, (manager 2); Soft- ball 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3. Letters: Field Hockey, Volleyball, Softball. Ruthie, Sunshine, Gabe, Gabral, January 26, 1974 Wedding Mrs. Angelini Locker room We're No. 1, Deb Jo, Cora Alan Costa Claude E. St. Yves Junior and Senior Years ‘Success depends on which end you use most, the thinking end or the sitting end.”’ 93 94 Mary Viera | have no time to hate, I’m in a hurry. But I’ve got all the hours in the day still left to me to waste on love and what a waste of God’s free time to not love readily and straight ahead. Rod McKuen Susan Martin Be yourself, especially do not feign affection neither be cynical about love, for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment, it is as pere- nial as the grass. Kris Giasson “It is still a beautiful world. Be careful; Strive to be happy.” Louise Lawrence “Rise up and be free, voice whis- pered to me, and in this way you will awake.”’ Sharon Santos “If a person does not know to what port he is sailing, no wind is favor- able.”’ Field Hockey 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Softball Man- ager 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4. Rita Plamondon “Be at peace with God, What ever you conceive him to be and with your labors and aspirations in noisy confusion of life. Keep peace with your soul. With all it’s trugers and broken dreams it is still a beautiful world.” 95 Steven Joseph Zembo S. Zem Honor Society 3, president 4; Ziemba Future Teachers 4; Prom Committee 3; Mac-Zem Inc. Paula A. Pannoni Paps . . . Patches . . . Basketball! Phys-ed...7... Elevator... Basketball 8th, 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff, Letter: Basketball, Volleyball, Softball 4 Allen G. Shaw III “Don’t confuse me with facts, my mind is made up.” Chess Club 1, 2; Media Center 4. a ee cea ee a ae, me ne ome Deborah Lynn Johansen Debbie Jo. . . Hank. . . Ist Base . . Me Ed’s. . . Locker Room . . Youngest . . . Basketball 8th (Manager 10: Letter) Volleyball 8th, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Tri-capt. 3; Letter) Soft- ball 8th, 1, 2, 3, 4 (Letter) . Yearbook . . . Honor Society 3, 4 (Treas.). . . Band 4. Janice Beth Lees Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 Letter Vol- leyball 8th, 1, 2, 3, 4 Letter, Year- book Staffs4, Jan 4). Lee. Locker Room ... Yearbook Room-Popcorn! . . . Sports Ban- quets ... Rally?! ‘“Tomorrow gonna be a brighter day’’ BEN os e : pees snes . John Richard Gifford Key Club 1; Perfect Attendance 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (president 4); Baseball 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball Manager 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Student Representative to School Committe 4; CB Club 4; Letters: Music, Baseball, Soccer, Basketball. Cindy M. Sousa CSiCias “You'll get over it’ . “Hey Ping, shut up!”’ Darlene A. Ping Ping Glee Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 4; “Sure” . “Shake it easy” Nancy M. Rybcinski ““Nan-R” Hey Ping! Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Choraleers 2, 3, 4; Jr. Keyettes 1; J.V. Volleyball 1; Library Aide 1, 2; NEDT Award 3; Honor Society 3, 4 98 = Steve Andras “To see oneself in the eyes of the world can be compared to watch- ing a raindrop rise into the sky.” — “A door swings both ways and an exit can also be an entrance so I’ve just answered my search.” Diane Butler Debra Trinity De Silva 99 100 Suzette Bouchard Pauline Aubin Aquarius, Senior Class President 4, Representative of School Comm. 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 4, N.H.S.; Freshman Class President JV Basketball 1; SAV Member CYO YES; Student Council; Pep Squad Junior Miss Pageant ‘’Smile!”’ yee La Karen Lee Machado Cancer, Honor Society (secretary) 3, 4; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; Mackadoo . Bruce Fernandes ee Mike Fernandes “Heads Anonymous” Baseball 1, 2; Key Club 1, 2; Vice- president 2; Yearbook Staff 4. Pet Peeve: B M (baked beans) “Stop it now!”’ Rick Pineault 101 102 Fred Cambra Judy Mano ‘Life is just one big hassle after another”. Dance Committee 4; Prom Commit- tea 41) Cee ibrar UGLY loves Eddy, Spare me, no way, sugar daddy, ‘‘Whack him in the pee pee,”” “Colour My World” Sheryl Baker “You can’t always get what you want but if you try some time you just might find you get what you need.” “You can make it if you try.” “Knock yourself out.” ‘“We all must learn from our mistakes.”’ “eigh- teen’. Robert Albert Duquette “Duke”’ Love is a thing to be learned. Learn it by reaching out to people. Senior High Chess Champian. . . Chess Club 1,2. . . plays guitar . . Hassels Mr. S.. . . Picies . Woflman Jack, Jimmy Durante Robert Smith “You only go around once in life, so get the most out of it.”’ Letters: Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Yearbook Staff, Student Representa- tive, Hates freshmen and wise guys Kevin Eaton 103 ae Thomas John Zembo Yearbook Staff 4; N.H.S. T. Zem — Ziemba Debby Guilmette David B. Holden Student Council 4 (Pres.); Band 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Let- ters; Cross-Country and Band, Year- book Business Dept. Ambition: Business (management) 104 Lynn Dee Manchester hmm. . . well. . . here goes it glee club, SAT, school committee rep, basketball 1, NEDT, Rayno’s pet. . . Westport Harbor . . . ooh Horses... rah rah. . . Locker 343, boysenberry pancakes. . . Who’s bra?? Where’s wifey?? Good Bye Yellow Brick Road, See Ya On The Other Side Thanks Brian Fernandes Favorite saying: By Now Pastime: Reefers Clubs: AHA (Association of Heads Anonymous) Charles Connors 105 Laurie Jean Montigny Yearbook Editor 4; Cheerleader 2,3; Class Pres. 2; Softball 1; DAR award; Letter: Cheering “Smile because the world needs joy!” Chaffee is always bugging us to meet our dead lines Or else we'll have to pay many fines. He runs into the room with sweat on his brow, So we yell, ‘“We’ll meet it!”’ And he bellows back “| don’t know how!” Low and behold, we met it, And boy do we know how (LA DA DE DA). A Joyce Anne Maciulewicz Yearbook Editor 4; NHS 3,4; Drama Club 3,4 . . 4 OW) oasueeeuania only the snow can begin to explain why children forget to remember e.e. Cummings ALL OUR CHAEFFEES 109 110 Bush Hog Economy Hahn’s Eclipse Yardman B. Goldstein Sons Inc. 287 Gifford Rd. 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