Somerset High School - Raider / Memoirs Yearbook (Somerset, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

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MA 02726 fHij s Wr iSP ’ HHB ■■■ ..- ' ■••..I 6 mm 7 i 8 9 1 JUDITH AGUIAR WILLIAM ALEXANDER JASON ADAMS SANDRA ALU A THERESA AL VARNAZ JANELLE ANCTIL LEONARD ANGEL INI BRIAN ANT AY A GRETCHEN ANDRESEN KIMBERL Y ALLEN WILLIAM ANCTIL ANDREW ARRICK 10 SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1987 KEITH ARRUDA USA ASHWORTH JULIE BAKER RANDY ARRUDA GREGORY ASKREN MA THEW BAKER SUSAN ARRUDA MARY AUSMUS KARL ARRUDA WILLIAM ASHTON MARC BAILLA GEON DENISE BENEVIDES JL n PAUL BERGE EDMOND BERNIER JEFFREY BERUBE PAMELA BLAKE APRIL BLAKENSHIP MARIE BOARD MAN FATIMA BONITO WA YNE BOTELHO 12 SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1987 KRISTEN CASH LI CHRISTOPHER CHASSE DAVID CHODKOWSKI MONIQUE CHOUINARD KIMBERL Y COADY TIMOTHY COLLINS LEONARD COREY TRACEY CORO A SUZANNE COURCHAINE CHRISTINE COURVILLE MICHAEL COURVILLE TRACY COSTA EDWARDO COUTO STACEY CROFTON 14 SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1987 DEANNE DEMARCO ROBERT DEM OUR A RICHARD DESIL VA CHERIE DESNOYERS TODD DIM AN NO DEREK DIOGENES STEVEN FAZIO KELL Y ENOS BRIAN FERNANDES RICHARD EISNER JODI DURETTE ROBERT DURFEE 9 ESS PAUL FARIA KATHLEEN FARRELL Y EDWARD FERREIRA JODIE FERREIRA KELL Y FINNERTY CHRISTINE FIRLIT 16 SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1987 ELISABETH FURJADO JENNIFER FURTADO KENNETH FORD COLLEEN FREITAS JULIE GAGNON KERRY GARDE DARRYL FORBES KEITH FOX BILL Y FORD WILLIAM FOURNIER DALE FROST MATHEW FRANCIS tfl +. m 17 KIM MY LEE GOSSIC JOHN GRIFFIN DIANE GUILLEMETTE DAVID HAD AD 18 SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1987 fkn CLINTON HOLMES JENNIFER HOWARD LAUREN HASKINS MARC HASLAM JOHN HINVES BOBBIE JO HOL TZCLA W MELISSA HOY LARA HITCHEN CHRISTINE HOPKINS WENDY HUNT ERIN HOWARD GANNON HURLEY CHERYL IODICE ALLAN ISABEL SCOTT JASPARRO JILL HURLEY EDWARD JUDGE MATTHEW KANE ANN KELLEY . lili KEITH KILEY LISA KING WILLIAM KORDAS ROBERT KRESS 20 SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1987 KAREN LANDRY HOLL Y LEITE KENNETH LEWIS TRACIE LACERDA PATRICIA LEDUC RICHARD LASALLE PAUL LEM EL IN MICHELE LIMA KlMBERL Y LEVESQUE RONALD LEPAGE TARA KUSINITZ DA VID UNDO MELISSA LINHARES HELENA LOPES JAMES L YNCH ANDREA MAIATO PAMELA MAIATO JENNIFER MARSHALL DANIEL MARTEL RICHARD MARTIN JEANNE MCCONNELL TARA MCDONALD ELIZABETH MCGEE SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1987 SHERI MEDEIROS MARY JANE MELLO MARIO MEDEIROS SCOTT MEDEIROS STEVEN MEDEIROS BARBARA MELLO BETTY MELLO VALERIE MELLO ROBERT MERRILL ANNA MEDEIROS SHELL Y ANN MELLO DOUGLAS MEDEIROS JOHN MESSIER MICHELLE MESSIER KERRI MICHAEL BRIAN MILLAR SHAWNMILLS TEN A MULLANEY EDWARD MONIZ WILLIAM MONIZ KARA MURPHY CHERYL NASH JOEL MORGENSTERN ARTHUR NEW HOOK 24 SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1987 SANDRA NEWMAN CLIFFORD OLIVEIRA TRACI OLIVEIRA ERIC NEWTON DEBORAH OLIVEIRA DAWN PACHECO JODI PACHECO USA PARADIS SEAN O’NEIL JUDITH OLIVEIRA BRENDAN O’TOOLE MICHELLE OLIVEIRA 25 J MICHAEL PETRILLO JEANNE PYTEL TODD PLOSKER DAVID POMFRET CHRISTOPHER RAUNER RONALD REBELLO DENISE PORTER MARIANA REBEL O 26 SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1987 STACY ROSYSKI DA VID ROUSSEA U MARK RO Y PHILIP SAMPSON 27 LISA SANSON BRIAN SAURETTE SUSAN SCHOLES MARC SCRIVO GAIL SENUICK DANA SIL VIERA ALLISON SHERLOCK JEFFREY SIMBRO SCOTT SIMBRO KYMBERL Y SIMONS 28 SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1987 ■ I SCOTT SIMONS LINDA SOARES LAURA SOUSA DIANE SINCLAIR SHARON SOARES KEVIN SLOWE SALL Y SOULIERE MICHAEL SOUSA ELIZABETH SOUTHWORTH BRIAN SOARES FADRA SOUSA KEVIN SOUZA 29 STACEY SOUZA CATHERINE SULLIVAN MICHAEL SULLIVAN TIMOTHY SULLIVAN NEIL SWIDEY BETH TAVARES L DAVID TAVARES DONNA TAVARES REBECCA TAVARES 30 SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1987 TRACEY VELOZO JEFFREY VIDAL � MMM DENISE VINCELLETTE SONIA VASCONCELLOS FRANK TRAVASSOS -- -- JODI VELOZO LINDA VIVEIROS JOSEPHINE TOY CATHERINE THIBAULT DEBORAH VAILLANCOURT KELLY TAYLOR EVA TRUVER DAVID WALSH THAD WARD JOHN WILDING ANTHONY WOODS 32 SOMERSET HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1987 SENIOR CANDIDS ' FACULTY 1 i i 36 I ADMINISTRATORS MR. SALVATORE A. PETRILLO, PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT THOMAS J. DALEY EDWARD SULLIVAN ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT RAYMOND SILVA ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT LEONARD ALVES VICE-PRINCIPAL CHARLES LEARY VICE-PRINCIPAL FACULTY HARVEY ALDEN ENGLISH WILLIAM AGUIAR GUIDANCE PAUL AUDETTE INDUSTRIAL ARTS JOHN AZEVEDO INDUSTRIAL ARTS WILLIAM BARRAR, JR. GUIDANCE WILLIAM BARRAR III SOCIAL STUDIES WILLIAM BARNICOAT PHYSICAL EDUCATION JANET BARBELLE SPECIAL NEEDS 38 BARBARA BELLINO FOREIGN LANGUAGE DANIEL BERTHIAUME MATH RICHARD BERNARDO PLANETARIUM DIRECTOR LINDA BOISSELLE CLOTHING ROBERT BREAULT SCIENCE RICHARD BREZINSKI SOCIAL STUDIES CATHERINE CABRAL SHARON CAVALLARO BUSINESS 39 i DAVID CHAUVETTE SCIENCE RICHARD CICHON CO-OP BEVERLY CLAY PAUL CORCORAN MAX-ED SUPERVISOR ROBERT CROUCH SOCIAL STUDIES DAVID CUCINOTTA READING SUPERVISOR KENNETH DAY PHYSICAL EDUCATION GARY DREWNIAK SCIENCE 40 MICHAEL DUARTE SCIENCE ALBERT ESTES PHYS. ED. SUPERVISOR JOSEPH FINGLISS SCIENCE JOANN FOLEY SPECIAL NEEDS SHEILA FITZGERALD PHYSICAL EDUCATION GEORGE GALLIPEAU SCIENCE MARILYN GAUDREAU SCIENCE RAYMOND GAUDREAU SOCIAL STUDIES 41 , CAROL GAY ENGLISH MARY GEORGE MATH HAYDEE GIL deJESUS FOREIGN LANGUAGE KATHLEEN GOODWIN PHYSICAL EDUCATION AMY GOULART ART EDMOND GOULART SOCIAL STUDIES JOHN GRANT HEALTH SUPERVISOR DONALD GRIFFIN SCIENCE 42 GORDON HAGGERTY INDUSTRIAL ARTS SHARON HAMLEN ENGLISH WHITNEY HORTON PHYSICAL EDUCATION NANCY JACOB MATH BARBARA JARYNA READING CHARLES JORDAN SCIENCE JAY KELLEY PAULA KELLEY MATH ■ 43 ■ FACULTY GAIL KNIPPENBERG READING LEO LAFLEUR COOP RICHARD LAMOTHE ENGLISH DORIS LAVOIE READING ROXANNE LEONARDO SOCIAL STUDIES CHARLES LEVESQUE FOREIGN LANGUAGE PATRICIA LOFSTROM MATH CATHERINE LOUTH SPECIAL NEEDS 44 BRUCE MAGGS MUSIC PAUL MARCHAND ENGLISH NANCY MARONN GUIDANCE WILLIAM MATTE IND. ARTS DEPT. HEAD MARYANN MCDONALD ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES RAYMOND MCDONALD MATH PAUL MCMANUS SOC. STD. DEPT. HEAD PATRICIA MEDEIROS FOREIGN LANGUAGE FACULTY FACULTY WINIFRED MEDEIROS BUSINESS IRMA MELLO MATH JEAN MITCHELL MEDIA SPECIALIST DAVID MOLLOY GUIDANCE JOAN MONTLE BUSINESS ROLAND MOSES ENGLISH FRANCIS MURPHY INDUSTRIAL ARTS FRED NEWTON ENGLISH 46 CAROL NICOLAU MATH GERTRUDE O’NEIL FOREIGN LANGUAGE IRENE PEACHY READING NICHOLAS PEACHY SOCIAL STUDIES REGINALD PELAGIO BUS. DEPT. HEAD ERNEST PERRON FOREIGN LANGUAGE ALBERTA PERRY ENGLISH ROBERT PERRY MUSIC SUPERVISOR 47 . ROBERT PINEAULT BUSINESS MICHAEL POMERLEAU PHYSICAL EDUCATION GEORGE PONTES FOREIGN LANGUAGE THEODORE PORADA PHYSICAL EDUCATION BRIAN PRARIO SCIENCE DOUGLAS RAPOSE BUSINESS DONALD REBELLO GUIDANCE CHAIRMAN DAVID ROBINSON ART 48 FACULTY MILTON ROCHA SCIENCE GERALD ST. AMAND MATH DEPT. HEAD MARCIA SALMON HEALTH JOANN SILVIA SCIENCE JOHN SILVIA BUSINESS RICHARD SILVIA ENGLISH RICHARD SMITH SOCIAL STUDIES DOUGLAS SOREM INDUSTRIAL ARTS 49 PAULA SOROKA ENGLISH ELIZABETH SOUZA GUIDANCE ROBERT SOUZA SOCIAL STUDIES JAMES SULLIVAN SCIENCE DEPT. HEAD WILLIAM SULLIVAN ENGLISH DEPT. HEAD ROBERT TAVARES ENGLISH FLORENCE TAYLOR ENGLISH ROBERT TAYLOR SOCIAL STUDIES •i 1 1 50 FACULTY LAWRENCE THOMAS MATH EDWARD WARD FOREIGN LANG. DEPT. HEAD SHEILA WARD SCIENCE JAMES WHITE ART DEPT. HEAD RICHARD WORTON ART ALFRED ZAGORSKI ROSANNE SULLIVAN SCHOOL NURSE ELEANOR WHITE SCHOOL NURSE I 51 STAFF - CECELIA REIS VERONICA COURVILLE DENISE SILVIA JOAN HEBERT ELAINE PERRY CLAUDETTE BOURASSA AUDREY BURHOE MARY THERESA SIECZKOWSKI RHEA SULLIVAN KEN CHORLTON DONNA DUMICAN HARRY POWERS JOHN WRIGHT 52 53 54 56 i BABY PICTURES - CLASS OF 1987 48. C. Gedacht 49. R. Arruda 50. E. Furtado 51. D. Undo 52. L. Bovie 53. S. Newman 54. J. Gagnon 55. M. Courville 56. A. Kelly 57. D. Martel 68 C. Freitas 59. J. Bustin 60. B, Lernandes 61. K. Arruda 62. M. Boardman 63. C. Capone 64. D. Boutin 65. W. Souza 66. J. Griffin 67. L. Haskins 68. J. Furtado 69. Y. Han 70. A. Buckley 71. J. Oliveira 72. K. Casilli 73. R. Hamel 74. C. Rauner. 75. R. Eisner 76. K. Farrely 77. K. Arruda 78. T. Costa 79. S. Courchaine 80. J. Lynch 81. D. Hagerman 82. P. Lemelin 83. D. Demarco 84. K. Reed 85. M. Roy 86. M. Hoy 87. C. Rego 88. L. Viverros 89. C. Chasse 90. D. Benevidis 91. A. Duarte 92. V. Mello 93. J. Howard 94. B. Saurette 95. D. Chodkowski 96. T. DiManno 97. L. Sousa 98. J. Aguiar 99. D. Medeiros 100. S. O’Neil 101. J. Anctil 102. P. Berge 103. B. Mello 104. J. Pacheco 105. J. Lerreira 106. M. Rebelo 107. R. Durfee 108. W. Botelho 109. E. Ferreira 110. R. DeMoura 111. D. Pacheco 112. M. Haslam 113. J. Hinves 114. C. Hopkins 115. D. Guillemette 116. D. Silveira 117. M. Chouinard 118. L. Hitchen 119. G. Anderson 120. T. Rosenstein 121. L. Sanson 122. J. Pytel 123. B. Moniz 124. L. Paradis 125. S. Rego 126. N. Swidey 127. V. Calio 128. M. Linhares 129. D. Porter 130. B. Kress 131. M. Mello 132. G. Senuick 133. K. Finnerty 134. D. Diogenes 135. M. Sousa 136. O. Hadad 137. K. Landry 138. L. Rigby 139. S. Crofton 140. G. Rodericks 141. J. Wilding 1. S. Soares 2. M. Cabeceiros 3. A. Medeiros 4. S. Medeiros 5. M. Oliveira 6. S. Souza 7. E. Judge 8. E. Newton 9. S. Mello 10. H. Lopes 11. T. Kusinitz 12. T. and M. Sullivan 13. D. Dougherty 14. B. Mello 15. A. Arrick 16. K. Michael 17. J. Berube 18. T. Mullaney 19. P. Blake 20. K. Taylor 21. B. Soares 22. L. Ashworth 23. K. Donnelly 24. T. Alvarnaz 25. S. Arruda 26. E. Truver 27. T. McDonald 28. K. Coady ' 29. E. Harley 30. E. Howard 31. N. Cabral 32. C. Crowley 33. P. Leduc 34. T. Velozo 35. T. Oliveira 36. J. Simbro 37. J. Morgenstern 38. L. Southworth 39. R. Tavares 40. R. Lepage 41. L. Stone 42. T. Plosker 43. C. Nash 44. O. Borrassa 45. K. Gossic 46. T. Ward 47. L. Sousa 57 58 59 60 CASE RALLY SENIORS THE ’86 CASE RALLY After four years of either coming in last place or being disqualified by last- minute rules, the SENIOR CLASS of ’87 finally pulled it off. WE WON the Case Rally. This year it was Coach T.’s turn in the hot seat, sort of an initiation as first year head coach. The superior winning SENIOR script dealt with Coach T.’s search for the key to victory. As they search for the key, Coach T. and his sidekick Gerry (Chris Chasse and Andy Buckley) meet an odd assortment of characters, including Snow White, Peter Pan, Diaper Man, and Madonna (Tara MacDonald, Todd Plosker, Rob DeMoura, and Kelly Finnerty). Most notable were the performances of Liz Furtado and Ed Judge in their roles of Pee Wee Herman and Rambo. Ed also helped to lead the class cheer. The sophomore and the freshman came in second and third place respec¬ tively with only a point difference. The dismal juniors deservedly came in last place, and it serves them right for stealing Our cheer (even if the SENIORS did do it better). The ’86 Rally proved once again that the seniors rule the school. A.B. JUNIORS 62 SOPHOMORES 63 64 ACTIVITIES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front: Treasurer Dee DeMarco, representatives Jodi Velozo, Kellie Donnely, Secretary April Blan¬ kenship Middle: Vice President Liz Furtado, repre¬ sentatives Anne Kelley and Lisa Ashworth, girl counselor Stacey Souza Back: Advisor Ken Day, boy counselor Chris Chasse, representative Marc Haslam STUDENT COUNCIL Front: David Sullivan, Kelly Taylor, Diane Bernado, Sandy Towers, Amy Mi- (chaud, Kathie Donnelly, George Couto i Middle: Karl Arruda, Tara McDonald, Lisa Ashworth, Kellie Donnelly, Jodi Ve¬ lozo, Kathy Mendes Back: Advisor Ed- : ward Ward, Neil Swidey, Anne Kelley, : Marc Haslam, Keith Arruda STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Front: Vice Presidents Keith Arruda and Tara Mc¬ Donald, President Neil Swidey, Secretary Kelly Taylor Back: Advisor Edward Ward, Treasurer Karl Arruda 65 ACTIVITIES - BREEZE Bottom: Amy Carroll, Steve Rogers, Donna Morri¬ son, Laura Haskins, Tanya Kusinetz, Sandy Lima Top: Chris Chasse, Chris Carr, Patty Ferrebcz, Sue Matula, Beth Bernardo, Advisor Mr. Tavares, Elisabeth Furtado, Paula Gouveiar, Courtney Ge- dacht, Chris Courville, Helena Lopes. PROM COMMITTEE 1st Row: Gina Leonardo, Gina Raposa, Sue Lippold, Kathy Healy, Donna Morrison, Lauren Tavaras, Shannon Burke, Kris Wisnewski 2nd Row: Cheryl Demarco, Kristin Cabral, Amy Carroll, Sandy Lima, Karen Giray, Meg Kelley, Heidi Frizado 3rd Row: David Gilmore, Advisor Doug Sorem, Kim Duddy, Nathan Kelly, George Couto, Diane Bernardo, Sandy Towers, Judy Swidey 4th Row: Karen Olivera, Gia Anselmo, Rachel Archambault, Kelly Jones, Dristin Vincent, Margaret Raposo, Maria Conos, Lucy Pontes 5th Row: Jennifer Plant, Kris Zagorski, Heather O’Keefe, Kathy Mendes, Lisa Geary, Kris Cwikla, Lori Silverman STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Kristen Casilli, Marc Haslam, Derek Diogenes, Mathew Kane JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: 1st Row: George Couto, Sandy Towers, Diane Bernado 2nd Row: David Sullivan, Sandy Lima, Kathy Mendes, Shannon Burke 3rd Row: Advisor Doug Sorem, Kim Duddy, Nathan Kelly, John Bogle . 66 ACTIVITIES Jr . jfm. tel MF y j I jnflk ▼ ’ - ML MATH TEAM Top: Keith Arruda, Joel Morgenstern, Kieth Fortier, David Sullivan, Matt Baker, Advisor Gerry St. Al- mand, Lisa Paradise Middle: Steven Almy, Jeff Ra- posa, Tommy Proulx, Hiedi Thompson, David Gil¬ more, Danny Sanpiedro, Steven Wong Bottom: Liz Kane, Amy Carroll, Gene Lagassie, Tim Abraham FORUM STAFF Front: Kelly Taylor, Elisabeth Furtado, Lisa Ash¬ worth Middle: Keith Arruda, Doug Medeiros, Manag¬ ing Editor Karl Arruda Back: Layout and Managing Editor Matt Kane, Editor-in Chief Neil Swidey SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Back: Amy McLane, Kim Kile, Joelle Chace, Karen Maxwell, Dan Sanpietro Front: Mr. Perron (advisor), Kathie Donnelly, Diana Pacheco, Kim Baillargeon, Melissa Mosley, Michelle Marien 67 ACTIVITIES ■ NHS OFFICERS: TOP (left to right): Karl Arruda, Kristen Casilli BOTTOM (left to right): Kellie Donnelly, Tara McDonald LIBRARY MEDIA AIDES BOTTOM: Kimberly Simison MIDDLE: Vincent Calio, Christopher Lavoi, A.V. Assistant Claudette Barassa, TOP: James Hebert, Sean Howard STUDENT ADVISORY FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to Right: Kristen Casilli, Marc Haslam 68 Left to Right: Brett Owens, Christine Courville, Advisor Rita Pimento CO-OP 1st Row (left to right): Bill Ashton 2nd Row (left to right): Valarie Crowley, Brian Soares, Jason Adams, Mario Medeiros, John Messier, Greg Rego 3rd Row (left to right): Mr. Richard Tichon, Mr. Paul Corcoran, Jenn Furtado, Lisa King, Missy Linhares, Tracie Lacerda, Stacy Rosyski, Cathy Thivault, Fatima Bonito, Mr. Leo La- Fleur 4th Row (left to right): Sonja Vasconcellos, Phil Sampson, Jeff Vidal, Brian Antaya, Clint Holmes, Don Pellitier, Bill Gastall NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: mr. rebello, advisor 69 70 YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU Penny Sycamore Paul Sycamore Martin Vanderhof Essie Carmichael Ed Carmichael Alice Sycamore Tony Kirby Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby Mr. DePinna Donald Boris Kolenkhov Rheba Gay Wellington Olga Katrina Henderson G-Men UNDERSTUDIES Rheba Mr. DePinna Henderson Olga Donna Morrison David Addison Doug Medeiros Lauren Tavares Matt Wallace Kris Vincent Jon Bogle Roger LeBoeuf Rebecca Tavares Steve Oliveira John Ruggiero Steve Rogers Nicole Lane Elisabeth Furtado Heather Brightman Andy Croke Andy Croke Stuart Goldberg Paul Cummings Missi Marcotte Paul Cummings Stu Goldberg Sue Pereria DIRECTED BY: Bruce Maggs and Sharon Hamlen 71 1 MUSICTOWN FESTIVAL BALL - 1986 73 FLUTES AND PICCOLOS 1st row Kendra Cote, Joan Witkowski, Stephanie Benetti, Lisa Wiggins, Jenny Han, Liz Waring, Tammy Wilde 2nd row Robin Keene, Bonnie Souza, Sheri Walker, Michelle Andrade, Melissa Quental, Lori Oliveira, Beth Bernado 3rd row Kate Simbro, Beth Isserlis, Lisa Franco, Jodie Moreira, Maria Raposo, Donna Caron CLARINETS 1st row Diane Guillemette, Tanya Kusinitz, 2nd row Melissa Forbes, Melissa McHugh, Katie Levesque, Christine Cordeiro, Heather Dunn, Kathy Boland, Lynn Cooper, Michelle Belanger 3rd row Christine Martin, Rebecca Tavares, Kristen Francisco, Lynn Rivers, Lynn Rose, Susan Perreira, Kerry Fitzsimmons, Kristen Duclos, Janet Werder- itsch, Patti Durette PERClJgSIdfl 1st row Celeste Berube, Jodi Ferreiar, Patricia Leduc, Jill Andrade 2nd row Julie Jodoin, Andy Crombie, Tim Wilding, head John Perry, John Conos, Kyle Czepiel, Melissa Marcotte 3rd row Mark Guille¬ mette, head Rick Eisner, Kris Maiato, Bill Rodrigues 1st row Greg Costa, Danielle Berube, Lisa Paradis, Christine Hopkins, Sean O’Neil 2nd row David Raposo, Mike Prevost, Steve Gryncewicz, Mary Jane Mello, Chris Ouellette, Camilo Viveiros, Linda Viveiros, Scott Rose, Kevin Kardel, Bill Gray TRl JMPETS 1st row Rick Hamel, David Lindo 2nd row John Meehan, Steve Silvia, Ken Carlos, Shawn Mills 3rd row Stuart Goldberg, Steve Bowland, Steve Rousseau, Ray Karnasiewicz, Steph Isabel, Derek Lord FLAG TWIRLERS 1st row Lynne Motta (head flagtwirler) 2nd row Kathy Durette, Denise Vadenboncoer 3rd row Kristen Gell, Christine Costa, Heidi Santos 4th row Stephanie Moniz, Sue Garcia, Heidi Santos COLOR GUARD 1st row (head) Karen Landry, (asst, head) Sue Courchaine 2nd row Sharon Arruda 3rd row Christine Doupe, Ellie Vizena 4th row Michelle Courchaine, Kristin Landry, Vicky Daghair, Patty Ferenaz 5th row Janet Cuttle, Tina Nowicki, Gina Leonardo, Cathy Ban- ford, Kathy Farrelly HONOR GUARD 1st row Donna Freitas, Kristine Bienvenue, Diane Ouellette 2nd row Brooke Mello, Colleen McConnell, Erica Tirado 75 I RIFLES: 1st row Kristi Perroult, Kelly Chasse (co-heads) 2nd row Jennifer Paquette, Amy Michoud, Tanya Pacheco 3rd row Dori Rouseau, Lynn Werbicki, Kristen Ander¬ son 4th row Kim Hentershee, Lisa Borges MAJORETTES: 1st row Colleen Freitas (asst, head), Theresa Alvarnaz (head), Shelly Mello 2nd row Maria Conos, Rosemary Braga 3rd row Lori Collins, Lynn Silverman, Kelly Ray, Lynn Desmarais DANCE SQUAD: 1st row Kelly Ray, Colleen Freitas (head), Kathy Farrelly 2nd row Kim Hentershee, Sue Garcia, Heidi Santos 3rd row Lori Collins, Gina Leonardo SAXAPHONES: 1st row Tracey Coroa 2nd row Christine Vallaincourt, Jennifer Camara, Maria Silvia 3rd row Ryan Rego Douglas Dougherty, Matt Thibault, Ted Rausch DRUM MAJORS: Dawn Ginalski and Tara Kusinitz 76 n wam% g H=« Ijlj ■■■ Hi; Pin PUii Si!!!!: !!!!!?!!!!! 11 fggggi miiM i Ijss ■ni i P£T 7 F t ? eg • 1 —1 mmE, a as CS m mm mg SUmI «-� s jag; mWsw L__ 11 LA W: m mm M It 1 L™— 1 1 t i i Ihmm. mwm mmk liiiilllillllli 1— I.. CONCERT CHOIR 1st row Rosemary Braga, Jen Paquette, Patricia leduc, Steve Gryncewiez, Ronald St. Laurent, Kristen Landry, Stephanie Benetle, Missi Marcotte, Julie Reitzas 2nd row Mr. Maggs, Joan Lagasse, Vicki Dagher, Ray Karnasiewicz, Chris Lavoie, Ellie Vegina, Marganda Pacheco, Diane Ouellette, Becky Ta¬ vares 3rd row Dawn Ginalski, Lynn Werbicke, Dori Rousseau, Heidi Santos, Chris Ouletee, John Perry, Lisa Paradis, Suzanne Robidoux, Lauren Tavares, Kim Hentershee, 4th row Janet Cuttle, Kristen Gell, Karen Landry, Gina Leonardo, Dave Raposo, Tim Wilding, Julie Dias, Dalila Da Silva, Chris Courville WOMEN’S CHORUS 1st Row Mr. Maggs, Julie Reitzas, Patricia, Leduc, Kristen Landry, Rosemary Braga, Diane Ouelette, 2nd row Vicki Daghin, Dori Rousseau, Lynn Werbicki Karen Mizher, Jennifer Dias, Suzanne Robidoux, Kim Hentershee 3rd row Karen Landry, Gina Leonar¬ do, Juli Dias, Dalila Dasilva, Chris Courville, Maria Raposo Presi¬ dent: Patricia Leduc CHORI IS 1st row Mr Maggs, Vicki Daghir, Patricia Leduc, Steph Benetti, Missy Marcotte, Julie Reitzas, Ellie Vizena, Margarida Pacheco, Diane Ouellette, Bonnie Souza 2nd row Janet Cuttle, Joan La¬ gasse, Kristen Landry, Dori Rousseau, Jen Paquette, Lynn Wer¬ bicki, John Perry, Chris Lavoi, Lisa Paradise, Suzanne Robidoux, Kim Hentershee, Maria Raposa 3rd row Kristen Gell, Lori Collins, Mary Jane Mello, Karen LLandry, Gina Leonardo, Ronald St. Laurent, Dave Raposo, Ray Karnasiewicz, Dalila Dasilva, Juli Dias, Chris Courville, Shelly Medeiros President: Karen Landry JAZZ CHORALE Gina Leonardo, Kristi Perrault, Kristen Gell, Janet Cuttle, Karen Landry, John Perry, David Raposo, Ray Karnasiewicz, Kim Hentershee, Lisa Paradis, Chris Courville, Juli Dias, Mr. Maggs President: Gina Leonardo DISTRICT: 1st row Andrea Maiato, Pamela Maiato, Amy Mihaud, Danielle Berube, Julie Dias 2nd row Dawn Ginalski, Doug Medeiros, Theresa Alvarnaz, Tanya Kusinitz 3rd row Richard Hamel, Kevin Kardel, William Gray SYMPHONIC BAND: President: Diane Guillemette ORCHESTRA: Presidents: Dawn Ginalski and Andrea Maiato 4 79 JAZZ BAND f) 4 f K 1st row Susan Matula, Julie Jodoin, Julie Reitzas, Christine Hopkins, Edward Rausch, Timothy Sypko, Matt Thibault, David Raposo, Lisa Paradis, Steve Gryncewicz, Chris Ouelette, Steve Almy, Maria Raposo, Juli Dias 2nd row William Gray, Kevin Kardel, Mary Jane Mello, Mike Prevost, Scott Rose, James Larivier 3rd row John Perry, Rich Eisner, Doug Medeiros, Steve Rousseau, Kenny Carlos, Stuart Goldberg, Richard Hamel, Dave Lindo, Steve Boland STRINGS: President: Dawn Ginalski CONCERT BAND President: Lisa Paradis 82 n ■ in flT‘HLETIES 83 i CROSS-COUNTRY 84 BOTTOM ROW: Senior Members-Linda Viveiros, Elisabeth Furtado Tim Collins, Christine Hopkins, Ken Ford SECOND ROW: Dave Walsh, Pat Lockett, Thad Burgmyer, Erik DaRosa, Kyle Howard THIRD ROW: Tim Abraham, Patty Ferrencz, Kerri Fitzsimmons, Lisa Wiggins, Karen Dubriel, Heidi Thompson, Dave Sullivan, COACH BERNARDO Our CROSS-COUNTRY season went for us this year. The team was energetic, hard¬ working, and dedicated. Some highlights of the season were the following: the boys’ win over Stang, the girls’ win over Coyle-Cassidy and over Case, and the many record- breaking races of Christine Hopkins. Chris made it to the All-State meet and ran in New York for the regionals. It was a successful season for the “BIG BLUE MA¬ CHINE”. This year’s RAIDERS were led by four-year veterans-Tim Collins, Chris Hopkins, Elisabeth Furtado- and next year’s team will be led by: Pat Lockett, Karen Dubriel, Heidi Thompson, and Dave Sullivan. None of our accomplishments could ever be achieved without the support and gu idance of our coach-COACH B!!! Kneeling: Sandy Towers, Crissy Cwikla, Heidi Frizado, Captains: Tara McDonald, April Blankenship, and Pam Blake, Diane Bernardo, Lisa Geary, Jessiaca Scholes Standing: Assistant coach Cheryl Medeiros, Kara Kelley, Kathy Mendes, Shelly Borges, Racheal Frizado, Michelle Marien, Melissa Martin, Kim Miranda, Krya Maggiacomo, Karen Gray, and Head Coach Susan Curt. Missing from photo: Captain Cheryl lodice FIELD HOCKEY The Feild Hockey season of 1986 turned out to be an unforgetable one. Their sea¬ son began in the early days of July, with weekly weight room workouts and jogs across town. Formal practice began in August, headed first by the four co-cap¬ tains; April Blankenship, Cheryl lodice, Pam Blake, and Tara McDonald, and then by head coach Sue Curt. From the very beginning, the Raiders were a defi¬ nite threat to the entire Southeastern Massachusetts Conferance, and they dominated most games. With the help of team standouts, such as goalie Kathy Mendes, halfback Lisa Geary, and for¬ wards Diane Bernado and Krissy Cwikla, the team strived toward their ultimate goal of the state tournament. They com¬ pleted many challenging and memorable games, and faced such rivals as the D-Y Dolphins and the Case Cardinals boasting two wins against our arch enemies, the Cardinals. After hard work and dedica¬ tion to the team, the school, and them¬ selves, the Raiders entered the State Tournament with a game against Need¬ ham. They accomplished the first part of their goal by crushing this team with a 6-0 record breaking score. They faced defeat with their next match against State Cham¬ pions Walpole, but walked off the feild with the pride of knowing what dedica¬ tion, team work, and togetherness can really do for a team. ■ mm � r ' m .. . • ' - t . • A 87 SOCCER Standing: Coach Horton, Rick Vasconcellos, Matt White, John Hinves Kevin Foley, Chris Ouellete, Andy Cromby, Rick Swain, Kneeling: Matt Thibault, Jamie Lynch, Thad Ward, Matt Francis, Mike Faria, Brian Aguiar, Bob Garcia. Sitting: Marc Cardinal, Brian Millar, Scott Medeiros, Mike Sousa, Paul Faria, Keith Arruda, Brendan O’Toole The 1986 Somerset High Soccer team fin¬ ished the season with a 3-4-1 league record, bringing the team into third place in Division II. The team’s overall record was 4-11-3 with impressive games against Division I powere- house teams: Durfee (2-2), and New Bedford ( 0 - 2 ). Captained by Mike Sousa, Scott Medeiros, and Paul Faria, the team had only two re¬ turning starters, and many first time players. Nevertheless, the team worked hard togeth¬ er, scoring a total of 17 goals, some first time players even improved enough to be¬ come starters. Two players, starters Mike Sousa and Thad Ward were nominated to the Herald News All Star Team. 88 VOLLEYBALL The 1986 Volleyball season was a rebuilding one. Only returning one starter and having a new coach, Ted Porada, did did not cause a problem for the Raiders until the middle of the season. The team jumped out to a 5-1 record, until the lack of experience set in. From this point on, the season had its ups and downs. The toughest and most exciting matches where the ones that were stretched to three games. These were against Case, S.E.M.C. Division 1 State Champs, and Durfee, S.E.M.C. Division I League Champs. Although they were recorded as losses, those three matches were the team’s best outings. The final record of the season was eight wins and ten defeats. Senior Captain Jennifer How¬ ard was named to the S.E.M.C. Division I All Star Team and the Fall River Herald News All Star Team. Next year’s Captain will be junior Lisa Mongeon. Coach Ted Porada, Chris Costa, Michelle Pelletier, Lisa Mongeon, Sue Desrosiers, Kate Silva front: Chris Thibault, Lori Silverman, Captain Jennifer Howard, Heather O’Keefe, Dawna Weinburg 90 mi ml «• � ft ipi 91 1st Row: Richard LaSalle, Frank Travassos, Captain Mike Petrillo, Captain Todd DiManno, Captain Ed Judge, Chris Chass, Rob DeMoura, Greg Askren, Rick Martin 2nd Row: Scott Jasparo, Todd Bruneau, Danny Rockcliffe, Sean Preble, Scott Hopkins, John Coutinhoe, Kevin Sullivan, Dave Motta, Keith Fortier, Dick O’Neil, Joe Medeiros, Dave Hadad, Lenny Burgmeyer 3rd Row: Coach Wright, Coach Day, Todd Preble, Joe Digiamo, Greg Luciano, Mark Dionne, Brad Bus- tin, Jeff Jackson, Aaron Bruneau, Joe Sousa, David Prario, Geoff Paine, Chris Moniz, Todd Swass, Andy Chemilewski, Jamie St. Laurent, Bill Tedford, John Jennings, Head Coach Soares FOOTBALL Although the 1986 Blue Raider football team had a losing record of 1-8-1, first year coach Tavares thought of the season as a learning experience. The seniors along with juniors and sophomores were loyal and dedicated. The captaines were Mike Petrillo, Ed judge, and Todd DiManno. Chris Chasse received the Paul Wayne Ferris Memorial Award. Dan Rockcliffe won the P.M.A. Award. Scott Jasparro won the Coaches’ Award. The team’s offensive M.V.P. award went to Frank Travassos who had eigh¬ teen receptions. Ed Judge was the team’s de¬ fensive M.V.P. along with the nomination for the Otto Graham Award. Ed and Todd Di¬ Manno were selected to the Southeastern Mass. Conference Western Division Coaches’ All-Star Team. The seniors would like to thank Coaches Soares, Day, and Wright. Good luck to the underclassmen and to Head Coach Tavares. 92 L 93 BASKETBALL 94 front: Mike Petrillo, Todd Plosker, Dave Chodkowski, Bill Moniz, Eric Newton, Mike Sullivan back: Rob DeMoura, Jack Griffin, Brian Bazinet, Paul Berge, Chris Moniz, Dick 0”Neil, Corey Phillips 95 HR?: p HOCKEY Back Row: Coach Jim McDermott, Ed Kayton, Mark Halliwell, Rick Hamel, Sean Martin, John Kenepp, Manny Silva, Mike Agresti Front Row: Jeff Barboza, Vin Calio, Marc Cardinal, Mark Kelly, Mark Augustine, Mark Belageron Missing: Jamie Lynch, Tom Roderiques, Mike Doyle, John Hinves, Dave Tavares, Ed Ferreira 96 bbwbhhbh 97 i GIRLS’ BASKETBALL GIRLS’ VARSITY AND J.V. BASKETBALL First Row: Heather O’Keefe, Jennifer Howard, Co-Captains Liz Furtado and Liz Harley, Lisa Ashworth, Jessica Scholes Back Row: Coach Richard Worton, Kelly Costa, Missi Martin, Stacey Caterina, Joan Witkowski, Dawna Weinberg, Kendra Cote, Kris Cabral, Melanie DeSilva, Chris Costa missing is Wendy Affonso 98 99 f 100 First Row Sitting: Joel Morganstern, Todd DiManno, Ed Judge, Capt. Cheryl Iodice, Capt. Christine Hopkins, Pam Blake, Linda Viveiros Second Row Kneeling: Keith Medeiros, Heidi Thompson, Cheryl DeMarco, Karen Gray, Marcella Pereira, Lisa Dubreuil, Lisa Arruda, Karen Dubreuil Third Row Standing: Coach B, Stu Golberg, Frank Rosebrock, Dave Addison, Tim Abraham missing Nate Kelley, Brendan Powers, Eric DaRosa 101 102 ■ Top Row: Lori Dubreil, Kathy Mendes, Tri-Captains Cathy Sullivan Christine Keegan, Kerry Sardinha, Kim Murrow Bottom Row: Shelly Roy, Jen Jardin, Sheli Borges, Karen Sigal Stacey Phillips 103 f 1st row; Tracy Medeiros, Kelly Finnerty, Kristen Zagorski 2nd row: Michelle Messier, Kathie Donnelly, Gretchen Andresen, Jennifer Levesque, Michelle Morgan, Kim Taylor 3rd row: Merideth Morgan, Gia Anselmo, Stacey Souza, Sue Arruda, Kim Duddy, Judy Swidey, Kerri Cotter CHEERLEADERS Somerset High School’s Football Cheerleaders had per¬ haps the longest season of any other varsity sport this year. The season, which lasted for eight months, started in April and ended late November. The sixteen girls practiced hard all summer to perfect their new, jazzy style of crisp, short cheers and newly acquired hand hoops. The football cheerleaders were captained by senior Susan Arruda and coached by Mrs. Sheila Ward Because the girls must try out every season, a new squad was selected for the 1986-87 basketball season. Stacey Souza was chosen as captain and the squad was coached by Sue Curt and Sheila Ward. The basketball cheerleading squad continued to demonstrate their new style. The new way of cheering was complemented by short one word cheers. The fourteen girls even stood up in the stands during each basketball game. Though the football and basketball cheerleaders did not compete as a team, they were considered a varsity sport. The Somerset High School Cheerleaders were an important part of the total team effort with their never ending spirit and enthusiasm. K.D. 104 Back (left to right) Meredith Morgan, Kim Duddy, Gia Anselmo, Kim Taylor, Judy Swidey, Kerri Cotter Middle: Tiffany Raposa, Renee Michel 1-r: Karyn Maxwell, Kathy Donnelly 1-r: Kellie Donnelly, Kelly Finnerty front; Captain Stacey Souza missing Michelle Morgan 105 SENIOR SPRING ATHLETES GIRLS’ TRACK: BASEBALL: Kneeling: Jamie Lynch, Mike Petrillo Standing: Mike Sullivan, Tony Woods SOFTBALL: Jennifer Howard Kneeling: Christine Hopkins, Linda Viveiros Standing: Cheryl Iodice, Tara McDonald BOYS’ TRACK: Kneeling: Ed Judge, Todd DiMano, Dave Walsh, Matt Francis Standing: Andr ew Arick, Joel Morgenstern, Matt Kane, Neil Swidey 106 TENNIS Matt Kane, Sean O’Neil, Keith Arruda IN MEMORY LD ROBERT REBELLO 1969-1986 % ■ ; ¥,0z;f , % “WE CAN’T FORGET” We can’f forget your tender ,smile That got us through the day. It made us think only of you and pushed other thoughts away. • it We can’t forget your tender love That helped us when we were down. You talked the sadness out of us ’ and-helped us off the ground. We can’t forget your special touch That showed us how you cared. The happiest days of our lives were The times that we all shared. But most of all we can’t forget V , or at least you ought to know That Ronnie “you’re someone special” and we all love you so. by Kelly Love is a river that flows into streams As the thought of his laughter flutters our dreams. We loved him lord, we loved him so, I only wish there was a way to let him know. The pain we feel is so very strong If he only knew what he did was so wrong. You know everyone looks for peace of mind Although sometimes it’s not easy to find. So if you find a friend, then you’ll find love. But don’t forget there is always someone up above. by Eddie R.W. PINEAULT ADVISOR RAIDERS’ TURF .... 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New Power, Docks And Renovations At Half The Cost Of Boston And The Cape Walking Distance To Fine Restaurants And Shopping Center •Sail + Power To ’60 •Fuel� Showers� Head � 25 Ton Travelift •Live Aboards Welcome ‘Service And Repairs ‘Hydraulic Trailer Trucking Dealers For: Rough Water Yachts (Monk Design) 37’ Sportfish 41’ Aft. Cabin Open Fly Bridge 42’ Aft Cabin Closed Pilot House SOMERSET MARINE, INC. 3828 Riverside Ave., Somerset, Mass. 02726 (617) 678-0040 119 617-672-7089 Old Fashioned Friendliness with Modern Service Best Wishes To The Class Of ’87 OLD TIME DONUTS 900 County Street Somerset, Mass. 02726 Serving Donuts, Pastry Coffee 24 Hours A Day And Our Drive Thru Window. To Chris David Sarnoff: Don’t be misled into believing that somehow the world owes you a liv¬ ing. The boy who believes that his parents, or the government, or any¬ one else owes him his livelihood and that he can collect it without labor will wake up one day and find himself working for another boy who did not have that belief. - - -Forbes Scrapbook ( Forbes) Love, Mom Dad Kelly Shane 1004 County Street Somerset, Mass. Best Wishes To The Class Of 1987 SUNOCO CAR WASH 266 Gar Highway Somerset, MA HOOK AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, INC. WE HUP KEEP AMERICA, MOVING 02726 Atty. Mrs. Jeffrey S. Entin Slade’s Ferry Ave. Somerset, MA 675-1536 675-1537 SOMERSET - SWANSEA MEDICAL CENTER Somerset - Swansea Medical Walk-In Center 67 Gar Highway, Somerset, Ma. (617) 678-5631 DIAGNOSTIC TESTING, INC. The Full Service Laboratory 67 Gar Highway, Somerset, Ma. 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ROBITAILLE PIZZA D.D.S. Wishes All The Office Hours By Appointment Students Good Luck 1188 County Street Somerset, Massachusetts 02726 You Can’t Do Better Than Excellent 126 Congratulations And Best Wishes MTTH OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.,INC. White’s Of Westport - | A Tradition Of Excellence For Electronic Typewriters Word Processors 1 Over 30 Years| g w Calculators - Computers - Printers - Copiers w-. • : -i More Than A Fine Restaurant... 191 Bedford Street White ' s of Westport also continues ns outstanding reputation as one of the area ' s finest banquet aiuf function f.u ilnies. Whether it ' s .1 test 1 mutual. wedding, anniversarx Fall River, MA 02720 business conference or a spec ral event fur your organization. White’s of Wesrport is reads to serve you! 617-679-2323 401 683-1568 WHITES OF WESTPORT � MHIIW.NUNMIVMIS IIU« IIMIMOKItlS SKMINAILS 66 State Road. Westport, MA Compliments Of Class Of ’87 Good Luck HOLIDAY LANES FISHER BUS OF INC. SOMERSET 260 Pleasant St. Somerset, MA. 02726 231 Riverside Ave Somerset, Mass. 678-6127 127 w Best Wishes To The Class Of ’87 FAMOUS PIZZA OF SOMERSET 1224 Wilbur Ave. Somerset, Mass. 679-0097 617-679-1929 Cutting • Perms Color Family Hair Care 956 County Street Somerset, MA 02726 Good Luck Seniors CARPENTIER - ROSE - BARNICOAT INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. “An Independent Agency” (617) 673-8357 - (617) 678-8180 ' THOMAS TETRAULT Nelson Carpentier Henry Rose 877 County St. Somerset, MA. 02726 GOLF PROFESSIONAL DREW CHAPMAN GOLF PROFESSIONAL Fall River Country Club Fall River, MA 02720 672-9338 128 Protecting You r Rights For Over Ten Years Steven P Sabra attorney at law • AUTO ACCIDENTS • WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION • PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS • DIVORCE SEPARATION • WILLS ESTATES • CRIMINAL DEFENSE NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION 674-0890 Somerset 1100 County Street DALEY OIL COMPANY 119 County Street Somerset, Mass. Paul J. Daley Class Of ’45 617-823-4957 Bill And Carolyn Reed ® Of Taunton “Pip Is The Only 9 Tremont St. (Rt. Printer You Will 140) Ever Need” Taunton, MA. 02780 Congratulations And Best Wishes To Kim And The Class Of ’87 - 129 VIVEIROS INSURANCE 814 County Street Somerset, Mass. 676-1075 THE HARVEY AGENCY Ronald R. Harvey Beverly (Medeiros) Harvey 891 South Main Street Fall River, MA 02724 (617) 672-6700, (617) 672-7272 Insurance Real Estate Auto - Home ‘Sales Liability ‘Appraisals Life - Health ‘Building Consul Annuities - IRA’s Residential Group (All Forms) Commercial Notary Public Financial Concepts Best Wishes Seniors Congratulations COUNTRY And Best Wishes STORE To The Class Of ’87 From 1804 County Street GIBMAR Somerset, MA. “Convenience Store” Beer And Wine ELECTRIC 130 I I ( Good Luck Class Of ’87 J + J CORRUGATED BOX CORP. Best Wishes To The Class Of ’87 DUNKIN DONUTS 978 County St. Somerset 499 Globe St., Fall 350 North Main St. Fall River, MA. 02720 River 138 S. 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THOMAS MORE YOUTH GROUP “Thanks For Showing Up” 617-679-6004 MIKE’S BRIDGE SHELL SERVICE General Automotive Repairs 24 Hour Towing 11 G.A.R. Highway Somerset, Mass. 02726 137 2® DON’S A Hair Stylist 930 County Street Somerset 674-8100 ROGER’S SPA 1229 Wilbur Ave. Somerset COUNTY FARE 937 County St. Somerset, MA. Tel. 679-3510 (617) 676-8268 Robert A. Arrick DMD, P.C. Director • Professional Dental Center 186 South Main Street South Main Place, Fall River, MA. 02721 CHINA VILLAGE RESTAURANT 1142 County Street Somerset, MA. 02726 672-9503 Compliments Of PAPA GINO’S (617) 673-9721 EASTERN TELEVISION, INC. Sales And Service Romeo Charest, President 1196 Bedford Street Paul Charest, Manager Fall River, MA 02723 SPORTSMAN’S RESTAURANTS Roger G. Thurston President 2153 G.A.R. Highway 657 Park Ave. Swansea, MA. Portsmouth, R.I. (617) 379-0832 401-683-0039 Time Passes So Quickly Take Advantage Of Every Minute Good Luck To All The Seniors This Is Your Year! SAVAS PIZZA 2979 County Street Somerset, Mass. 02726 MAURY KUSINITZ INSURANCE AGENCY 930 County Street Somerset, MA. 02726 675-7404 POMFRET FLORIST 836 County St. Somerset, MA. 02726 VERA’S DRESS SALON 865 County Street Somerset, Mass. COMMUNITY CLEANERS, INC. Sypko Building 1049 County Street Somerset, Mass. BRISTOL COUNTY SPORTS PLUS, INC. 732 Lee’s River Ave. Somerset, Mass. 02725 617 676-3956 ALPERT BROS. INC. Wholesale Distributors 185 Riverside Avenue Somerset, MA. 02726 678-5253 Good Luck Class Of ’87 MATTEL TOYS 5150 Rosecraws Ave. Hawthorne, CA 90250 Compliments Of JEAN F. MITCHELL SOMETHING FISHY PET CENTER KWIK COPY SOMERSET SPEED 1045 County Street Somerset, MA 02726 Resumes - A Specialty SHOP Tropical Fish - Exotic Birds - Harbour Mall 1180 G.A.R. Highway Small Animals - And Fall River, MA. Somerset, MA. 02726 Supplies 617-678-5681 676-3076 I ll Best Of Luck FR. DAVE COSTA (401) 521-5922 Best Wishes Class Of 1986 HOLLY HILL DISTRIBUTING COMPANY St. Thomas More Parish Somerset, MA Norman Jolivet V.P. Marketing Complete Supermarket Service Mass • RI • Conn. 285 Valley St. Providence, R.I. 02908 Good Luck To The Class Of 1987 NEW ENGLAND COMPUTER ASSOCIATES 624-2767 BILL’S ELECTRONICS 1488 Riverside Ave. Somerset, Mass. 02726 673-8900 617-672-8870 CASTIGLIEGO’S SEAFOOD Wholesale + Retail • Fresh Seafood Daily Open Daily 1891 GAR. Hwy 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. Somerset, MA 02725 THE 1987 RAIDER Extends Its Sincere Thanks To All Our Loyal Advertisers ■-4WS $ W - ' Good Luck Class Of ’87 SOMERSET FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 740 County Street Somerset, Mass. Serving Anyone Who Lives And Or Works In Bristol County S.S., K.F., G.A. The Tripizoid Sisters Eric, Jack I’ll miss you Luv, Gretchen J.A. I have become comfortably numb G.A. Gretchen Loves Craig J. A. I know your - - - - I can tell by your laugh G.A. Joe K. S., G.C. Good luck senior year I love you blueberry muffin Gret, lets get our capes out again-Jude Mumkin Pumkin wishes you luck Hey Dave I think you’re a Spud R.D. are you shaving yet? Kendall needs LeePress on Knuckles “Let not your though destroy your peace of mind.” Congratulations Keith-Love Grandma and Grandpa Congratulations Keith- Love Grandma and Grandpa Congratulations and good luck Keith-Love Mom and Dad Keith thanks for making our family great Joel, who are you picking at Raynham? Good Luck Class of 1987-Cathy O. Congratulations Judy and the Class of ’87 Lots of luck, class of ' 87- anne O. Watch Out! Bessie is a violent femme! Missy, Have any Latin Questions?-J.O. M.H. Badmitting was great!-J.O. Cheryl N - Have fun at college!-Judy Good Luck Judy O. • from Lesley Good Luck Always Theresa and Shelly, Michelle o. ■ m What about some ice cream Theresa, M.O. Never forget November 18, 1985 Mike, Michelle I’m proud of you Jodi P. Good Luck Always! Love Christine J.P.-l’m so glad we’re friends-Y.H. Have a good year seniors.- Mol Neil- Hi, Hi, Hi, Hi, Hi, - me J. Keg + Sudy-You’re cutel- Kann Liz, Tara, Lisa-love you!-Ann Cat- Best of Friends-me 415- My New Fox! 38 Special! stop and shop, weintraubs, j.t.’s, the market MJS Tom, Love Always-me The Buds! forever Judy + Meg- Out of Contrl-Ann Marine Me, Baby!!! Sandy . . . get hijacked . . . Meg + Judy Hey Jude . . . g et materialized Hey Meg . . . are you siked yet? Sandman-the tissue is torn Good Luck Juli and Jill! Love Kel Juli and Jill, Best of Luck! Luv Colleen Juli, remember Horseneck Beach? C°H een and Kellie GOOD LUCK JILLI-MRS. K. To all my strange friends. Good Luck!-Jill Best Wishes Class of ’87’ -Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Liz. Chris-PW WTTT Linda Stop picking in me! (and my pickle) Hey, the “Buds” are the Best! 1 found the cap to the Keg. Hi foo-foo! Good Luck, Tara. Love Mom and Dad Junior Miss was a trip, huh guys? L.A., L.F., A.K., L.S., K.D., P.B., C.I., A.B.-The Best Field Hockey ’86- 1! Pomphelia Marshae! F.H. ’86 C.I.-Double Sweep Tuesday-T.M. The House of the Risen Son Good Luck Friends-Bob Auclaire fimtst Best of Luck Class of ' 87 WE WHO ARE ABOUT TO DIE, SALUTE YOU The Bop, Joe pshcy + Jo Motorhead Best of Luck Marc, Love Mom + Dad Jon G. Joe Motorhead, Joe Psych, Bopper Mr. Big Bucks What’d do Rob a bank Jon G. Hit any park crs lately Dennis B. hit Jon lately Lisa + Ray FOREVER GOOD LUCK Patricia From MOM + Dad Class of “87” is 1! I guess the growth hormone worked, Rich Ay-Ya! says Roger Dodger Keitho, do what I tell you Close enough, I’m not a proud man. Hi! Hi!-The apparition bids you farewell Good Things come in “Bits and Pieces” | Di 4- Chris, You are the best! Love ya, Kel Good Luck Class of ’87 Good Luck Doug and Di Jan. 25. 1990 Class of ’87 The Best Ever To all my friends best of luck And now it’s on to the real world Hey Funky-Love that sax Kel + Chris Love ya lots Di Di, Think I’ll always be boy crazy, Kel Linda, Isn’t Dedham near Boston, Love Chris Kel + Di Friends forever. Love Chris Have a good year, Seniors-Mo! T.M. “You lost the keg?” L.A. L.S. “don’t get compacted” L.A. ANN, Remember the cop, “You suicidal?” Lisa Tara, chicken patties on the ceiling!!! Lisa LF, TM, PB, AK: HEY BUDS!! LASWORTH Tara, Take the toilet paper holder-Lisa Pammy, Remember Jack’s, RD’s, Julio, Chuuuuck-Lisa LF, Remember the day after New York? Lisa Pammy, Your head-Tara’s window-OUCH! L.A. L.F. Tell Gizmo i said Thanks! lisa Samuel Joseph says good luck! Sparkles, Sammy’s till working on his leg. A-INTERNATIONAL is the one Whiskey, Sierra, Victor, Three, Zero, Four, Five. Cake, Mom and Dad love you!!!!!! T. Alvarnass, I hope you enjoyed your Lawn Circus!- Lawn Shoppers of America. Kel, Jode, Mich . . . You’re the BEST, I love ya- Liz Jack Griffinl. . Thanks 4 all the fun times in your car! You’re awesome (Ha, Ha, HaA)-L.S. Sheila Baby ... I hope Monroe chokes on a box of laxativesl-class of 87 Mich . . . Yikes, Hook yourself up w P. Blain- Bet Kitty!-Liz To Jode, Liz, Mich-Thanx for all the good times-You’re the best-Kel Jode, Michelle, Lindelle- remember St. John’s Club-86-what a wild nite-K.D. L.S.-I’m BURNING!!! K.D. KELLIE LOVES CHRIS-4-EVAH! J.V., M.M., L.S.-Does anybody here know a dead tune?!?-K.D. HEY HORACE . . . I’ll never forget ya- Love Liz G.A.- Don’t u love staying at Jodi ' s house?-K.D. Sophomore Class-Babyfood . Horace, 1 love ya, pooppoopeedoo! Liz “Hands” Faria Diagional is a Stallion M.S., Can I still be a member of the Mike Sousa fan club even though I’m not a sophomore? L.S. G.M.A. you ' re a very special girl Ray M’s cousin is a fox The food for 1987-Gerber Tom, love always me The Buds! forever’ Judy Meg- Out of Control-Ann Marine Me, BABY!!! Sandy . . . get hijacked . . . Meg Judy , | Hey Jude . . . get materialized Hey Meg . . . are you siked yet? Sandman-the tissue is torn Spies like us! The thrifty threesome! Dobygillis, you stud! Wipe this-you stud! Meg, Judy, Sandy Ann- The JIGGABOOS!! Ann wants Lorn Tepage Jodi P.-Hood luck forever-Love, Tom May your hopes and dreams come true in your lifelong endeavers-Dad and Jeannine It’s our Time To Shine -B.T. Jodi P.-May all your heart’s desires be realized- Love Mom Dad Missy, Liz-You’re great friends-Love, Jodi Yan-You’re a true Blue Friend-Jodi Dawn P.-Thanks For Always Being There-Jodi 12 31 86-Tiverton was never the same-Melissa G. Carriage Man Lives!(in New Hampshire) You’re the greatest-Liz, Jodi, Yan-Missy Remember T.V. and B.V. M.G., N.L.-Missy Hey Liz, Have a “GREAT” Life and . . . Thanks for showing up! Best Wishes Beth . . . Love Always TIA ELSIE YAH, YAH, THAT’S THE TICKET! Eva Loves Paul-Forever- TELLZAMADDAWIDYOU-Don’t Talk Like that! WE LOVE YOU B e c Way to go Jeff and Liz! Hey Buds; thanx for a great year-E.F. Congratulations Elisabeth!! We’re proud of you . . . Love . . . Mom, Dad, and Peter! Taunton High School Tigers Summer of ’85 ’86 ■ ! M.D., L.S., J.D., D.P., R.K.B.. M.F., T.T. A.C.I.-Still crazy for you-Iove me Michelle, “She don’t even know!” Love Barbara To Michelle, Love ya’, Uncle Frankie Frankie Good Luck Michelle - Love Mom and Dad Love you Michelle M. - Love Aunt Bertha Good luck Michelle - Love Aunt Alice Professional Lawnshoppers of America - M.M., L.S., K.D., K.F. Good luck Michelle Messier - Love Nan Liz, Kels, Jodi, “You’re the best!”, Michelle “Someday Sheila ...” - the foursome Meredith “No Kitties Allowed!!’’ - Luv Michel Michelle-n-Dennis, Meredith-n-Bobby Liz, Dan, Michelle, Peter, “Summer of 86’ PATRONS 8 PATRONS 141 TARA MCDONALD, SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Our four years at Somerset High have been special ones. We’ve worked hard over the years and we have accomplished quite a lot. Our senior year hass been a memorable one. There were many changes. We won the Case Rally. We ventured to New York. And, we proved ourselves to one of the most enthusiastic senior classes ever to come through Somerset High School. In remembering everything we’ve done, I can’t forget the many people who have helped us along the way. The teachers, administrators, coaches, and the rest of the staff were all instrumental in helping us through Somerset High. I would like to thank the officers and representatives who served our class this year. Liz Furtado, Dee De¬ Marco, Jodi Velozo, and Marc Haslam did a great job serving our class to the fullest. I would also like to thank, Mr. Ken Day, who helped us in everything we did this year. Above all, thanks to the members of the class of ’87. You made serving the class as president very enjoyable. Good luck and best wishes to everyone. OUR YEARS AT SHS: A RETROSPECTIVE BY NEIL SWIDEY FRESHMAN YEAR: INITIATION INTO THE SCHOOL CELLAR W e entered as freshman. Intimidated slightly by the overwhelming new¬ ness of Somerset High School, we started slowly. By the first week, though, most of us had discovered at least how to get to our classes (except study hall in room 511 — “Where the heck is 511, anyway?”). We were cau¬ tious and quiet for the most part. Not yet participating, we were merely absorbing at this point. We were always on time for class, providing we knew how to get there. By mid-year we felt more secure at SHS. We knew our way around. We were wise to the ploys of upperclassmen. Conse¬ quently, sales of elevator passes had de¬ creased appreciably by this time. Towards the end of the year, we were ready to climb out of the “cellar of SHS” and become sophomores. We were tired of freshmen life — tired of study hall, tired of the “freshman tables” in the li¬ brary, and tired of the countless lectures we had received on “the immaturity of the freshman class.” We were anxious to shed our sub-human status. SOPHOMORE YEAR: THE SAGA CONTINUES We were finally sophomores — integral (?) members of the elite SHS community. Free periods — we finally had them. We could now look down upon the freshmen still stuck in the shackles of frosh life. Though we could identify with them, we showed no mercy in gloating about our newly-acquired “freedom”. Academically, sophomore year present¬ ed most of us with a markedly tougher schedule than we had been used to in the past. The demands of our classes intensi¬ fied; our workloads increased. A typical teacher admonition went something like this: “1 am not going to take you by the hand as your teachers did last year. You will have to become independent.” ■Jr As the year neared its end, we became tired once again. We were tired of the workload, tired of being booted from the library ritualistically, and most important¬ ly, tired of listening to each of our teach¬ ers explain how “sophomore” meant “wise fool”, and how we fit perfectly into this paradoxical category. It was time to move on. JUNIOR YEAR: IT CAN’T BE MUCH LONGER NOW Junior year brought us full status as up¬ perclassmen. Nice title, but what did it give us? Answer: not much. Regardless, junior year brought us some real changes. Many of us had tougher classes and part- time jobs, and during this year, most of us finally obtained those coveted driver’s licenses. We could handle the tougher classes. Though we were told they would require much homework and studying, well, we could get around that somehow. And we did. We could also handle the part-time job. It was even enjoyable at first — new peo¬ ple, new experience, and above all, extra cash. After a while, though, it became just another chore, a drudgery which we had to tolerate. The driver’s license most of us got during our junior year was long-awaited. Now this was freedom. We no longer had to wait for rides — we could drive our¬ selves. We were even allowed to, brace yourself, park in none other than the SHS student parking lot. Who could ask for more? Junior year ended with nagging from our parents and guidance counselors to start looking.around at colleges. “Come down and use the Career Resource Computer — it’s an invaluable tool” could be fre¬ quently heard. Though the temptation to drop everything, sprint down to the guid¬ ance office, and put our future in the hands of a machine with the program¬ ming capabilities of a pencil sharpener was strong, most of us, nonetheless, re¬ sisted. We were not yet prepared to deal with those momentous decisions. They were a whole year away. We just wanted senior year. SENIOR YEAR: HAND OVER MY DIPLOMA AND I’M HISTORY It was finally here. We were actually se¬ niors. Just three years earlier we were condemning the cycle which relegated us to the bottom of the totem pole. Now that we were at the top, we praised it. As seniors, some of us chose to take the traditional “stem” course schedule. Oth¬ ers among us elected the harder courses that were offered. Either way, our minds were elsewhere. For senior year not only brought us top status at SHS, it also brought us the unavoidable decisions we would have to make for our future. Some of us had to choose a college. We were forced to fill out those ridiculous applications, go on palm-sweating inter¬ views, and attend those boring, shallow campus tours. Those of us choosing to go directly into the workforce after gradua¬ tion would also be faced with the rigma¬ role of those tedious applications and in¬ terviews. F or many of us, the process left its sting: our energy level was decidedly diminished and our ego, somewhat bruised. At this writing, we are midway through the year. With second term over, teach¬ ers are bracing themselves for the pheno¬ menon! known as “senioritis”, which is about to overcome us. This perennial atti¬ tude shift of seniors from concern to apa¬ thy unnerves our teachers. For us, it is the long-awaited chance to say, “Who cares?” instead of “When is it due?” Graduation looms in the near futu await it with mixed feelings. Thou finally bring the freedom we longed for, it will also bring an ain future. Hopefully, we will all r out fine. One thing is certain: these four years have been pretty good after all. 143 1st row: Lisa Sanson, Steph Rego, Jodi Velozo, Gail Senuwick, Michelle Oliveira, Pam Blake, Patty Leduc 2nd row: Kerry Michael, Gretchen Anderson, Kellie Donnelly, Lisa Ashworth, Tara McDonald, Liz Furtado, Kelly Taylor, Anne Kelley 3rd row: Andrew Buckley, Eric NEwton, Marc Haslam, Joel Morgenstern, Keith Arruda, Thad Ward, David Walsch, Advisor Mr. Lamothe 4th row: Yan Han, Jodi Pacheco, Jill Hurley, Judy Olivera, Michelle Lima, April Blankenship, Stacy Souza, Neil Swidey, Andrew Arick, Matt Kane YOUR 1987 RAIDER YEARBOOK STAFF MARC HASLAM ERIC NEWTON PAM BLAKE EDITORS RICHARD LAMOTHE, ADVISOR . '