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ATTLETALE 1983 1; ' ABLE OF CONTENTS 118 Social aces of old, faces of new, people we know, people we knew. f rowing together, then drifting apart, always an ending but now a new start. And as we say our final good bye, one last embrace and one more cry. A keep in touch , a promise 1 will , . a remember when , but better still. A place in my heart you ' ll always stay, This is what ' s said as we go on our way. EDICATION We The Class of 1983. are proud to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Watterson, a man who has done so very much for our class. For the past four years he has stood by and with us. ready to make our class the best it could possibly be. He has always been there when we needed him as an advisor, but more importantly as a friend. His first concern was always in our best interest and he always gave 100% of himself to our class. Indeed, his advise was e ndless, his thoughts and ideas always optimistic and that provided our class with tremendous spirit. Words could never express all that he has done for us. but we would like to Thank-you Mr. Watterson-you are THE BESTl FACULTY Central Administration Attleboro School Committee- Row • Karen Travis, Lawrence Weiss, Dr. Adolph Bender, Brenda Reed, Row J.- William Brennan, John Carty, David Erwin, Mayor Gerald Keane, Row 3- Andrea Dearborn, Keith Hatchings. Dr. Bart O ' Connor- Superintendent of Schools Robert Siminski- Assistant Superintendent Ted Thibodeau- Director of Curriculum K-8 Main Office Secretaries- Kathleen Hull, Kathleen Klegraefe, Hope Clark. Mary Eknaian, Claire Gosselin, Lucille Baumgartel, Lee Flaherty, Shirley Lucke. Leona Pedro, Jeanne Hebert, Corry Ostmeier 18 Robert H. Bray Principal June. 1983 Dear Seniors, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate our 1983 Attleboro High School Graduates. Over half of you are going on to further education, some into the service and the rest directly into the work force. Our aim has been to provide you with skills which combined with hard work, will give you success in any of these endeavors. Our staff has tried to provide a positive elimate where you can learn, grow, make new friends, and enjoy yourselves. The very best of luck to all of you, come back and see us. If in the future you need help, guidance or information, Attleboro High will be here to assist you. Most Sincerely, Robert H. Bray Principal r Robert H. Bray Principal Robert Haggerty-Director of Vocational Education John Tweedy-Coordinator of Occupational and Academic Education mi Jane-Ann Brady- Vocational Special Needs Coordinator George Briggs- Cooperative Education and Edward Stanton- Vocational Assessment Work Study Coordinator Ann Bodge- Occupational Secretary Nurses.- Paula Merris-R.N., Barbara O ' Keefe R.N. -Head Nurse, Pat McPhail-Secretary. Stephen Newman Paula Sollitto Dyanne Spatcher Vera Wohlfort 34 35 37l Walter Hart William Pinto Walter Rosher (From Left to Right): Mr. Hart, Patrick Birch. David Pedro. Peter Diaz. Randy Sears, Paul Luerken. Michael Lortie, Scott England, Phillip Therriault, Richard Collette. Timothy Fontaine, Tom Courchesne. David Estey, Stephen Guenette, Peter Doyle, Carl Barth, and Mark Martineau. Phillip Therriault Most Likely To Succeed 52 i Duane Adams — Dewy 421 Hillside Ave. Gymnas- tics l Work Study 4. Jacqueline J. Adams — J.J. 12 Hood St. Homeroom Capt. I, 2. 3, 4; Basketball , Soph. Gathering Comm. 2, Prom Committee 3, 4-, Float Comm. I, 2, 3, 4i Yearbook Section Editor and Photographer 4i Spring Track I. 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Booster Club I. 2, 3. 4, Volleyball I. 2, 3, Winter Track 4. Linda Allen 3 Robert St. Teacher ' s Aide I. 2. 3. 4; Festival Chorus I, 2, 3. 4, Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Sandra Allen — San 305 Richardson Ave. Junior Achievement I, 2-, Comm. Design 2-, A. P. Art 3-, Tech. Drawing 3i Elect. Art St. I and II. Sharon Alter 84 Butterworth Dr. Spring Track I-, Key Club I. 2, 3, 4 (Pres. 3, 4), Special Needs Aide 3. 4. Jeffrey Anderson — Ace 11 16 Wingate Ln. Machine Shop 2, 3, 4. Sandra Allen Sharon Alter Daniel Andrews— Dan 284 Phillip St. Football I, Baseball I, 2, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4-, Standby Bass Player 3, 4. Michael Angela — Ang 31 Bellmore St. Football I. 2-, Baseball I, 2. 3i Tech. Drawing 2, 4-, Carpentry 2, 3, 4. Brian Angevine 815 Pleasant St. Football I; Hockey 2; Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4. Christopher S. Archard 6 Musket Rd. Tennis 2, 3, 4i Ski Club 2. 3. 4 William Assaf— Ace 138 Highland Ave. Football I. 2, 3, 4; Culinary Arts 4. Diane Astin 29 Horton St. Powderpuff 4-, Majorette 2, 3. Darlene Auclair — Darl 138 Washington St. Phys. Ed. Aide 4-, Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 3, 4); Powder- puff 4, Booster Club 3, 4-, Electronics 3, 4. Wendy Axel 33 Wagon Ln. Homecoming Queen 3. Timothy S. Bailey— Beetle Bailey 10 Claflin St. Work Study 4i Elective Arts 4-, Tech. Drawing 3, 4. Wendy Axel Timothy Bailey Eileen Bamford 18 Jefferson St. Electronics 1 3. 4. Virginia Barnier — Beaver 9 ' 3 Forest St. Elective Arts 1 3i Student Office Services 3, 4. Carol Barrelle 379 Clifton St. Comm. Design 2. 3. 4, Drama S.A.C. 4, Honor Roll I. J. 3. 4. Carl Barth 66 Forest St. Winter Track , Spring Track I. 34 Football 3, Cross Country I. 2 4. Electricity 2. 3. 4. Ronald Baxter— Ron George Beck — Butch 141 Thacher St. National Flon- or Society 3. 4, A. P. Art 3. 4: Egg Drop 3. 4, Tech. Drawing 3. 4. Lisa Beck 141 Thacher St. Culinary Arts 2. 3. 4-. Pow- der puff 4. Colleen Belanger Mark Bennett Richard Bennett Luke Benoit II Turner St. David Bergandal — Chico 84 Pembroke Ave. Spring Track I. 2. 3: Winter Track I. 2. 3. 4-. Cross Country I. 2, 3. Diane Bessette 35 Payson St. Drama I-. Color guard 2. 3; Teacher ' s Aide 3; Festival Chorus 4-, Vocal Ensem- ble 4; Work Study 4. Armando Beltencourt 890 So. Main St. Football I-. Gymnastics I. 2. 3. 4-. Comm. Design 2, 3, 4. Michelle Bibeault 96 Payson St. Carousel 3, Tennis 2i Festival Chorus I. 2. 3. 4, Booster Club 2. 3. 4; Field Hockey 2. 3. 4, Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Eileen Bamford George Beck Virginia Barnier David Bergendal 54 Patrick Birch— Perch 120 Glendale Rd. Electricity 2. 3. 4. Peter Birks 402 So. Main St. Holly BischofflO Norfolk Rd. Homeroom Capt. I, 2. 3. 4, Soph. Gathering Comm. 2i Prom Committee 3, 4i Float Comm. 3, 4, Queen ' s Court 3i Swim Team 2i Gymnastics I. 2. 3. 4, Powderpuff 3. 4; Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus I, A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4i Vocal Ensemble 2. 3. 4 (Seer. 3. 4), Ski Club 4, Volley- ball I, Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4. Wendy Blackman II Yale St. Tennis I. 2, 3. 4, Powder- puff 3, 4, Booster Club I. 2, 3. 4. Doreen Blais— ' Dee 100 Thacher Brook Cir. Work Study 3, 4. Leslie J. Bodge 6 Nathaniel Paine Rd. Student Coun- cil 3i Prom Committee 3i Float Comm. I, 2; Tennis I. 3. 4, Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4, Brenda Bollivar III Melody Dr. Powderpuff 4, Drama I, 2, 3 1 Tech Drawing 3, 4. Lori Booth Angela Marie Bosh— Angle 29 Hope St. Band 4i Festival Chorus I. 2. 3; Vocal Ensemble 3, 4 (Treas.4), Drama I, 4, Colorguard 2. 3, Drill Team 2, 3i Office Aide I. 2 Michael Boss — Bird 90 Emory St. Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4. Alfred Boutin— Al 73 Park Circle Class Rep. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4i Yearbook Senior Sec- tion Editor 4; Boys ' State 3i Honors I, 2 High Honors 3, 4; Student Council 4. Brian Bradie 260 Bishop St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Teacher ' s Aide h Math Team I, 2. 3. 4 (Capt. 4); Boys ' State 3, Baseball Stats. I. 3i Basketball Stats. 2, 3; Football Stats. 2. 3; State Math Team I, 2, 3. 4. Patricia Brady— Patty 1427 West St. Yearbook Sec- tion Editor 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 4. Russell Brask Harold Brederson Russell Brask Harold Brederson 57 Glenn Breese 17 Commonwealth Ave. George Briggs J4 Sagamore St. AUn G. Brunelle 9 Fireglade Dr. Electronics 1 3. 4. Edward Bullock 139 Union St. Spring Track I. 1 3. 4, Winter Track 2, 3. 4i Soccer I, J, 3, 4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 4. Elizabeth Winsor Burden— Beth 19 Oak Ridge A ve. Class Treasurer J, Soph. Gathering Comm. 2-. Home- room Capt. 2, 3, 4: Float Comm. 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3. 4i A Capella Choir 3, 4i Powderpuff 3, 4-, National Honor Society 3, 4i Tennis I, 2. 3. 4i Booster Club I. 2. 3. 4 Wendy J. Bussiere 67 Handy St. Spring Track 2. 3. 4-, Winter Track 2. 3, 4, Booster Club 2. 3. 4, Cross Country 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4-, Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Mark J. Bulera 24 South A ve. Football I-. Cross Coun- try 2. 3. 4; Spring Track I. 2. 3. 4i Winter Track 3, 4. Pamela Byrne 1010 West St. David Campion 77 Maple St. Football I. 2. 3. 4. Mark Cannella 6 Liberty In. Junior Achievement I, 2, 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 3. 4 (Sports Section Editor 4), Student Council 4-, Honor Roll 2. Gary Caponigro 73 Smith St. Barbara Carlson 25 Torrey St. Christopher Carlson— Chris 50 North Ave. Ski Club I. 2. 3; Carpentry 3, 4. Thomas Carr — ML 13 Guild Ave. Lines 3, 4. Georgina Carreiro — George 230 So. Main St. Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Student Office Services 4. Glenn Breese George Briggs Wendy J. Bussiere Mark Butera Gary Caponigro Barbara Carlson 58 Dawn Cartier Timothy Chase Richard Collette Pamela Comey Theresa Carreiro — Teri 51 Jewel Ave. National Honor Society 3, 4i Resource Center Aide 3, 4. Oscar Carrillo 62 Emory St. Soccer J, 3, 4. Michael Carroll Dawn Marie Cartier — Dawnski 24 Hutchinson Rd. Spring Track 3i Basketball 3, Booster Club 3i Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Class Repre- sentative 4. Michael Casper — Mike 47 Pullman Ave. Football I, 3, Electricity 2, 3, 4. Russell Castro 23 Linden St. Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4i Machine Shop 2, 3, 4. Karen Lee Chace — Chacey 24 Harding Ave. Soft- ball I, 2, Volleyball I. 2, Student Office Services 3; Guidance Worker 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4i National Honor Society 3, 4. Jeffrey Charron — Mums 33 Guisti Dr. Baseball I, 2, Football I, 2. 3. 4, Powderpuff 3, 4. Timothy Chase — Tim 153 So. Main St. Spring Track 1. 2, Weather Station I, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Soccer 3. 4. Peter Childs— Pete 245 Tiffany St. Football I, 2, 3, 4i Powderpuff 3-, National Honor Society 3, 4. David Clark— Dave 55 Fast Bacon St. Football I, 2, 3. 4; Basketball I, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Tech. Drawing 4. Joseph Clark— Joe 337 Handy St. Golf I. 2, 3. 4, Soccer 2i Gymnastics 2i Comm. Design 2. Carolyn J. Clegg 91 Willowtree Dr. Field Hockey I. 2i Spring Track 2: Booster Club 2i Junior Achievement 2. 3. 4, Yearbook Staff 3. 4 (Section Editor 3. Editor 4), Honor Roll 3. 4. Richard Collette— Skull 124 Curtis Ave. Football I, Spring Track h Electricity 2. 3. 4. Pamela Comey 18 Oak Hill Ave. Basketball Cheer- leader I. 2. 3, Football Cheerleader 2. 3i Work Study 3. 4. 61 Jacqueline Conley— Jackie 67 Elizabeth St. Home- room Capt. I. J. 3, 4i Sprmg Track I. 2. 3. 4, Winter Track I. 2. 3. 4 (Capt. 4); Booster Club I. J. 3, 4, Cross Country I. 1 3. 4 (Capt. 4)-, Honor Roll I. 1 3. 4. Christopher Coogan 7 Musket Rd. Culinary Arts J. 3. 4. Basketball 4 kalhaleen Correia— K 12 Claflin St. Homeroom Capt, I, 2: Float Comm. 2i National Honor Society 3. 4i Powderpuff 3. Drama I. 2. 3. 4, L ighting Techni- cian I. 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 4, Project Excel S.M.U. 4, 5. A.C. 4. Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Leah Corrigan— Lee 62 Rex Ave. Homeroom Capt. I. 2: Office Worker I. 2. 3. Thomas Courchesne 1(259 Pleasant St. Soccer ,- Elec- tricity 2. 3. 4. Arthur Courcy 12 Nancy St. Baseball h Drafting 2. 3. 4. Raymond Courtois- Track I. 2; Ray 86 Hemlock Dr. Spring Jamie Curry 88 Augsburg Dr. Maria L. Da Costa 61 Wilmarth St. Judith Dalton— ' Judy 34 Fontaine Ave. Festival Chorus 1, Gymnastics 2. 3, Key Club 3. Powderpuff 4. Diana Daneau— Di 196 Knight Ave. Festival Cho- rus I: Work Study 3, 4i Powderpuff 4, Honor Roll 2-. High Honors I, 4. Elisa D ' Arconte— Lis 30 John St. Homeroom Capt. It Student Council I, Youth Confer. With Sen. Citi- zens I; Festival Chorus I; Soph. Gathering Comm. 2-. Prom Comm. 3. 4, Booster Club I. 2-. Gymnastics 2; A.P. Art 3; Ski Club 4, Float Comm. I, 2. 3, 4, Powder- puff 3, 4 Elect. Arts 4; Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Robert Davignon— Rob 67 Deanville Rd. Gymnas- tics I. 2. 3, Metal Fab. 2. 3. 4-. Co-Op. 4 Kenneth Davis— Ken 36 Deer field Rd. Gymnastics I; Band ,• Comm. Design 2. 3, 4. Michael De Almeida - Football I. 2. 3. 4. Mike 133 Thurber Ave. Jacqueline Conley Christopher Coogan Arthur Courcy Raymond Courtois Diana Daneau Elisa D ' Arconte 62 Scott Devine Peter Diaz Stephen Doane Edward Dobek Mary Deavellar — Mare 14 Fisher Ave. Homeroom Capt. I, Office Worker I. X 3. 4-. Powderpuff 3, Festival Chorus 4. Thomas DeCosta— Bucky 36 Parker St. Football I. Phyllis DeLauri 2 Wagon Ln. Dennis Roy County St. Comm. Design 4. Karl Denzer 92 North Ave. Boys ' State 3; Project Excel S.M.U. 3: National Honor Society 3. 4. Scott Devine 140 Scott St. Peter Diaz 141 Linden St. Cross Country ,• Tech. Drawing h Electricity 2, 3, 4. Christina DiGiandemenico — DeJohn 109 Wilmarth St. Elective Art I. 2, Guidance Worker 2. 3-, Powder- puff 4. Richard Dion 270 Newport Ave. Carpentry 2. 3, 4. David DiVito 17 Lorna Dr. Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 3. Stephen Doane — Steve 30 Andover A ve. Electron- ics 2. 3. 4. Edward Dobek 30 Rosewood A ve. Dianne Donavan— Squeeks 839 Pike Ave. Robert Donavan 15 Jackson St. Anne-Marie Dubeau 8 L yie St. Drama I, 2. 3. 4; Math Team 2-. A. P. Art 3. 4-, National Honor Society 3. 4. Carol Dube 100 Shanley Dr. Sue Ann Dubuc— Susie 24 East St. Spring Track I, 2i Swim Team I. 2; Booster Club I, 2-, Powderpuff 3. 4. Carol Dube Sue Ann Dubuc 65 Thomji Duffy— Tom 72 Boardman Ln. Band h Football I. 1 3. 4. Karen Edwards X Orlando Ln. Homeroom Capt. 3. 4: Spring Track h Booster Club I. J. 3. 4: Field Fiockey I. 1 3. 4; France Trip 3: Powderpuff 3. 4; National Flonor Society 3. 4i Float Comm. 4. James Elliott— Elldog 10 Mathewson Ave. Metal Fab. 1 3. 4. Karen Ellis 73 Tondreau Ave. Scott England 57 Robert St. Winter Track A Electric- ity I. 1 3. 4. Kevin M. Enos 50 Smith St. Spring Track I, 2. 3, 4 (Capt. 4h Winter Track I. 2. 3, 4 (Capt. 4); Football I. 2. 3. 4; Powderpuff 3. 4. Donna Erickson 405 So. Main St. Homeroom Capt. I; Gymnastics I. David Estey— Dave 9 Charles St. Tech. Drawing I, 2 Electricity I. 2. 3. 4. Robert Estrella— Bob 180 Thurber Ave. Baseball 2-. Junior Achievement 2-. Spring Track 3. 4; Winter Track 3. 4; Honors I. 2. 3. 4. Antonio Estremera — Chach 50 Parker St. Basket- ball I; Spring Track I. 2. 4. Football 2. 4. Luis Faria — Louie 53 Garden St. Soccer I, 2. 3, 4-, Automotive 2, 3. 4-. National Honor Society 3. 4. Nancy Farris 785 Pike Ave. Homeroom Capt. I. 2: Float Comm. I. 2. 3-, Spring Track I. 2. 3: Swim Team I, 2, 3: Powderpuff 3. 4; Booster Club I. 2. 3, 4; Elective Arts 3. 4. Christopher Fitzpalrick — Fitz 8 Fourth St. National Honor Society 3. 4: Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Deborah L. Fleet — Fleety 186 County St. Spring Track I. 2. 3. 4, Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 (Capt. 4); Volley- ball I. 2. 3. 4 (Co-Capt. 4), Booster Club I. 2. 3, 4. Powderpuff 3. 4 (Co-Capt. 4). Kenneth Fontaine— Ken 135 Fisher St. Comm. De- sign 2. 3. 4. Luis Faria Nancy Farris 66 67 Timothy Fontaine— Tim 26 Parl Dr. Tech. Draw- ing I, 2; Electricity 2, 3, 4. R. Alan Forbes Jr. 16 Carpenter St. Homeroom Capt. I, Junior Achievement 2-, Swim Team I, 3, 4-, Soccer 3-, Powderpuff 4. Robin Foster 16 Hope St. Gymnastics ,• Festiv al Cho- rus I. 2; A Capella Choir 3, 4-, Vocal Ensemble 2. 3, 4-. Work Study 4. Michael Frazer 14 Starkey Ave. Ronnie Frazer 14 Starkey Ave. Carlene Frechette— Gappy 1131 Oak Hill Ave. Band I, 2. Orchestra 2. Alexandre Diniz O. Freitas— ' Alex 97 Wilmarth St. Drama 4. Margaret Gagne— ' Peg 153 Pleasant St. Michael J. Gallant— Mike 7 Water St. Homeroom Capt. I. 2i National Honor Society 3, 4-, Spring Track I. 2; Soccer I. 2. 3, 4 (Capt. 4); Ski Club 2, 3. 4-. Tech. Drawing 3, 4, Project Excel S.M.U. 3. Kristina Gallivan — T 5 Alcott St. Homeroom Capt. I, Swim Team I, 2. 3. 4 (Co-Capt. 4), Booster Club I. 2; Festival Chorus ,- Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4. Robert Gamache — Bob 20 Rex Ave. Alison Garceau — Al 36 Smith St. Thomas Gard — Tom 59 Maple St. Jonathan Gaudreau— ' Jon 154 Thurber Ave. Spring Track ,- Machine Shop 2. 3, 4, Work Study 4. Ruby Gavilanez— ' Ruby Red Dress 141 Linden St. Drill Team 3, 4; Colorguard 3, 4, Drama 3, 4-. Key Club 4 (Sec. 4). Jonathan Gaudreau Theresa A. Gervjis I Parker St. Eliuhelh Gibbs — Liz 678 N. Mam St. Swim Team ■4; ' Powderpuff 4. Patrick Giblin 1137 OakHill Ave. Swim Team I. Cathy Gibney 47 Morris Ave. Homeroom Capt. 2. 3. A. Powderpuff 4. Judith Gingras 416 Robinson A ve. Malcolm Givens 325 Clifton St. Sprint Track I. J. 3. 4-, Winter Track J, 3. 4i Soccer I, 2, 3, 4: Tech Drawing 4 William Goetz— ' Will ' 36 Payson St. Float Comm. 3. 4i Junior Achievement I. 2. 3. 4: Hockey I, 2-, Ski Club 3i National Junior Achievers Confer. 2. Lisa Golden 133 Maple St. Junior Achievement 2; Drama 3. 4, Project Excel S.M.U. 3. Kimberly Goodrich — Kim 37 Augsburg St. Float Comm. 4i Swim Team 2. 3. 4-, Gymnastics I. 2, 3, 4-, Baseball Cheerleader li Powderpuff 3. 4: Booster Club I. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Trilby Gordon— Tril 28 John St. Gary Gorman 673 S. Main St. Danni Goulel — Dan 62 Redwood Dr. Swim Team I, 2. : Soccer I, 2. 3. Alice Gracioso 172 Pine St. National Honor Society 3. 4: Student Office Services 3: Business Award 3. Grace Graciose 172 Pine St. Student Office Services 3. 4: Business Award 3. Scott Gravel 70 Read St. Electronics I, 2. 3. 4. Theresa A. Gervais Elizabeth Gibbs Gary Gorman Brenda Grylls Stephen Guenette David Hale Donna Hall Debrah L. Grenier — Deb J3 Nathaniel Paine Rd. National Honor Society 3, 4-. Key Club 3, 4-, Drama I, 2. 3, 4, Girls ' State 3. Project A.P. T. , Project Excel S.M.U. 1 Sheryl Griffin 441 N. Main St. Swim Team J-. Festival Chorus I. J. 3. 4; Drama I. Julie Griswold 10 Fourth St. National Honor Society 3, 4; Homeroom Capt. I, 2, 3, 4. Brenda Grylls — Bren 322 Robinson Ave. Stephen Guenette— Killer 35 Hutchinson Rd. Ski Club I. 2, 3; Electricity 2, 3, 4-, Swim Instructor for the Handicapped I. Carol Ann Gulino 15 Hope St. Key Club 3; Festival Chorus 3. 4: Guidance Worker I-, Administration Worker 2. Howard P. Gurn Jr. — How 38 Carlon St. Machine Shop 2. 3. 4 James Gurn — Jim 21 Choate St. David Hale 66 Russell Ave. Donna Hall 4 Simpson Ave. Powderpuff 4-, Elective Arts 2. 3: Comm. Design 3, Festival Chorus I. Peter Hamel 20 Hodges St. Thomas Hanewich 10 Redgate Rd. National Honor Society 3, 4-, Spring Track I. 2. 3, 4-. Winter Track 4-, Basketball I. 2. 3. Debra Hanley 121 James St. Brian Justin Hanlon 894 Pike A ve. Float Comm. 3. 4 Football 3, 4; Swim Team I-. Tennis I. 2, 3, 4; Powder- puff 3: Elective Arts 4-, Tech. Drawing 3. Susan Elizabeth Haron 17 Handy St. Homeroom Capt. 3i Student Council Rep. 3; Pres. Classroom for Young Americans 3; Youth Confer, with Sen. Citizens 3-, Float Comm. 2. 3-, Powderpuff 3. 4i Volleyball 2. Brian Justin Hanlon Susan Haron 73 Mjrk Harris O Old Farm L n. Basketball , Soccer I. J. Lars Hartvig 23 Byron St. Elective Arts 3. Raymond Harvey 9 Atwood St. Daryl Harwood 25 Benjamen Dr. Lawrence C. Harwood — Larry 253 Handy St. Hockey I. 2 Mark Hathaway 19 Third St. Swim Team I. Robin Ann Hathaway— Rib 33 Andover Ave. Elec- tive Arts I. 2. 3. Comm. Design I. 2. 3. 4. Susan M. Hayes— Sue 72 Grant St. Oueen ' s Court 3. Susan Heath— Sue 71 Palm St. Powderpuff 3. 4. Diane Hebert 30 Collins St. Accounting II Award 3: School Store Accountant 4. Linda Hewes — Tripp 18 Mathewson Ave. Spring Track I. Drama , Culinary Arts 2. 3. 4, Exhibiting Team 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 4, Work Study 4. Amy E. Hill 25 Claire Dr. Homeroom Capt. 2. 3-. Class Rep. I, 2i Youth Confer. With Sen. Citizens h Winter Track A Float Comm. I, 2-, Spring Track I. 2; Elective Arts 2. 3 A.P. Art 4. Booster Club I, 2. 3. 4-. Field Hockey I. 2. 3. 4 (Capt. 4). Gregory Hines — Greg Jill Hogarth 590 Pike Ave. Key Club , Work Study 2, 4, Queen ' s Court 4. Kevin Holley 22 Florence St. Mark Harris TV Lars Hartvig Mark Hathaway Robin Hathaway Linda Hewes 7A 75 James Hughes Katherine Hurst Richard R. Houghton Jr. 27 Brown St. Elective Arts 3. Ronald Houle 128 Scott St. Deborah Hoyt 23 Newton St. James Hughes 145 Ellis St. Automotive 2. 3, 4. Katherine Hurst— Kathy 67 Birch St. Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4. Eric lida 25 Sweet land Ave. Band I, Stage Band I; Math Team 2. 3, Spring Track 2. 3, 4; Cross Country 3, Boys ' State 3-, National Honor Society 3, 4 Raymond Jacob 312 So. Main St. Denise Jacques— Nisey 12 Beech St. Festival Cho- rus I; Powderpuff 3. 4, Student Council 4; Class Rep. 4) Prom Comm. 4. Karen Jencks 15 Allen St. Festival Chorus I. Color- guard I, Yearbook Staff 4. Nancy Esther Jenson— Nanc 44 Rand Ave. Spring Track ! Booster Club I. 2-, Soph. Gathering Comm. 2-, Student Council 2-, Youth Confer. With Sen. Citizens 2. 3. 4, Orchestra 2. 3, 4-. A Capella Choir 2. 3. 4-. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Headquarter Master 4); Powderpuff 4-, Flute Choir I, 2, Wheaton College Parade 2, 4; Field Hock- ey I. 2, Independent Art Study 2-, Ski Club 4. Albert Johnson— Abbit 15 Oakdale St. Gymnastics . Dawn Johnson 1090 So. Main St. Deanna Johnson 84 Maple St. William Johnson— Bill 28 Emory St. Graphic Arts 2. 3. 4. Joyce Juaire 66 Martin St. Yearbook Staff 4 (Section Editor 4). Karen Jencks Nancy Esther Jenson William Johnson Joyce Juaire 77 Cari kjJisevskis— Curly IJ lorusso Dr. tiective Arts I. J, 3i Soccer Ji Swim Team 3i A. P. An 4; Drama 4, Tech. Drawing 4. Michaels. Kalo— MadJog 55 Edgewood Ave. Soc- cer 2 Winter Track 2; Spring Track 4: Cross Coun- try 4. Brian kamke 68 Augsburg Dr. Soccer I-. Electronics 2, 3. 4. Steven Karaberis 866 So. Main St. Danyel C. Keating— Dam 21 Simpson Ave. Home- room Capt. li Gymnastics A Junior Achievement J, 3, 4i Project Excel S.M.U. 3. 4-, Powderpuff 4. Timothy Kelly- 3. 4. Tim 38 Picard Rd. Automotive J, Thomas Kenyan — Tom 329 Richardson Ave. Homeroom Capt. I, 2, 3. 4. Soccer I. 2. 3. 4i Tennis I, 2. 3. 4 (Co Capt. 3. 4), Prom Comm. 3. Key Club 3. 4 (Treas. 3, 4)-, Junior Achievement 4-, Powderpuff Cheerleader 4i Tech. Drawing 4i School Store Assis- tant Manager 4. Leia Kieffer 56 Pearl St. Wesley Kile II Edna Dr. Football h Homeroom Capt. I. 2; Junior Achievement I, 2; Ski Club I, 2; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Spring Track 3, 4; Powderpuff Cheerleader 3. 4; Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Kristine K King— Kris 424 Wilmarth St. Junior Achievement 2. 3. Patricia King— Pat 97 Ellis St. Graphic Arts I. 2-. Swim Team I. 2, 3 (Manager). Kirsten Klang— Kris 170 Phillips St. Gymnastics 2: Tech. Drawing 2i Machine Drafting 3; Graphic Arts 3. 4. Jeanne Klucznik 254 Phillips St. Project Excel S.M.U. 2: A Capella Choir 2. 3: Girls ' State i; Yearbook Staff 3; National Honor Society 3, 4-. Math Team I. 2, 3. 4. Diane Kosowski 551 Tiffany St. Edward Lacasse — Animal 154 Read St. Carl Kadisevskis r I Michael S. Kalo Timothy Kelly Thomas Kenyon Patricia King Kirsten Klang 78 Katherine Laidlaw Paula Lambert Michelle LaPlante Thomas LaPorte James Laferhere — Jim 65 Maple St. Baseball I. J, S, 4 (Capt. 4); Float Comm. 2 3, 4. A.P. Art 3. 4: Pow- derpuff Cheerleader 3, 4. Lori Laferriere — Lor 3 Carpenter St. Gymnastics ,- Booster Club I; Float Comm. 2, 3, 4-, Elective Arts I, 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff 3. 4, Yearbook Staff 4 (Section Editor 4, Photographer 4); Work Study 4. Monique A. Laferriere — Nicki 59 Mulberry St. Homecoming Queen h Spring Track I. 2. 4-, Prom Queen 3-, Queen ' s Court 3-. National Honor Society 3. 4, Winter Track 2, 3, 4; Booster Club I. 2, 3, 4. Katherine Laidlaw — Smiley 517 So. Main St. Spring Track 2-, Elective Arts 4. Paula Lambert 7 Stonehedge Ln. Swim Team I; Gym- nastics I, 2, 3, Booster Club I, 2, 3; Soph. Gathering Comm. 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Float Comm. 2, 3, 4-, Class Rep. 3-. Prom Comm. 3, 4-, Youth Confer, with Sen. Citizens 3-, Powderpuff 3, 4-, Ski Club 3, 4-. Class Sec. 4; Varsity Club 4-, Football Cheerleader 4. Gary Lamond 70 Hemlock Dr. Baseball I, 2. 3. 4-, Winter Track 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 3. 4. Debra Landry— Debbie 10 Wolfenden St. Work Study 4. Dawn L aPlante 68 Dean St. Festival Chorus I. 2. 3, 4; Powderpuff 2, 3. Michelle LaPlante 52 Prospect Ave. Thomas LaPorte — Tom 6 Earle Ave. Joanne Lareau — Stunt Woman 194 Robinson Ave. Powderpuff 3, 4-, Phys. Ed. Aide 4. David Larson 39 L incoln A ve. Project Excel S.M.U. 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. William Larson— Bill 265 Wilmarth St. Ski Club I. 2. 3, Band I, 2. 3. 4 (Rep. 3. Pres. 4); Drama Musical Orchestra 3. Orchestra 4. Scott LeBeau— Scotty 138 Highland A ve. Football I. 2, 3, 4: Float Comm. 3. 4, Ski Club 3. 4. Karen LeBlanc — Blinky 67 Bambury Ln. Booster Club I; Junior Achievement 2; Gymnastics 2, 4-. Stu- dent Office Services 3; Key Club 3, Powderpuff 3, 4-. Ski Club 3, 4; Prom Comm. 4-, Float Comm. 4; Work Study 4. Scott LeBeau Karen LeBlanc 81 Chinh Le 4$ Owen St. Math Team 3, 4; Tech. Draw- ing 4 Roger LeClerc Jr 18 Fifth St. Sheila Lee 84 Dexter St. Guidance Worker 2: Pow- der pu ft 4. Steven Lee — Steve 52 Prospect Ave. Culinary Arts J. J. 4, Work Study 4. Ernest Legendre — trnie 62 Cathrine Dr. Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4; Exhibiting Team 2. 3. 4-, Student Council 4. Alan Legere 36 Dexter St. Christopher Legere— Chris 320O ' Neil Blvd. Auto- motive 2. 3, 4. Lisa LeMarier — Weehee 810 Newport A ve. Festival Chorus ; Elective Arts I. 3-, Comm. Design 2. 3. 4. Donald Lemonde 445 Robinson Ave. Cross Country 2: Electronics 2. 3. 4. Thomas Leroux — Tom 56 Lexington Ave. Winter Track I, Baseball I. 2. 3. 4. Football I. 2. 3. 4 (Capt. 4). Tracy Littlejohn 72 Forest St. Valerie Lopes — Val 86 Dexter St. Colorguard 3. Michael Lortie— ' Mike 66 Hazel St. Baseball I. 2-, Winter Track I. 2, 3, 4i Cross Country 2, 3i Spring Track 3. 4. Electricity 2, 3. 4. Xayoubonh Lounlasouk 6 ' 2 hlolman St. Paul Luerken — Lurk 791 County St. Electricity 2. 3, 4. Alan Legere Tracy Little oht Robert LeClerc Jr. ■s. Valerie Lopes 82 Lisa Macintosh Elizabeth Luiz— Liz 399 Clifton St. Student Council 4 Key Club 2. 3, Softball I. 4; Powderpuff 3. 4. Ski Club 4: Honor Roll I. 4. Mark Luther— Lex 7 J Hope St. Tech. Drawing 3-. Tech Club 4, Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. David Lyie— Lilac 396 Wilmarth St. Basketball , Winter Track I. 2-. Baseball I. 2. 3. 4, Football I. 2. 3. 4, Powderpuff Coach 3-. Lines 3, 4. Lynda Machado 9 Cote St. Lisa Macintosh 445 Wilmarth St. Yearbook Staff 3, 4 (Section Editor 3; Editor 4)-. Junior Achievement 2. 3. 4i Resource Center Aide 3. Edward MacPherson — Ed 24 Andover Ave. Ma- chine Shop 2. 3. 4. Michael Mador — Mike 24 Harold Sweet Dr. Auto- motive 3. 4; Co-op 3. 4. Laurie Major 765 Newport A ve. Swim Team 4-, Boost- er Club 4: Festival Chorus I, 2, 3: Vocal Ensemble 2. 4-. Colorguard I. 2-, Drama I, 2. Robert Marcotte— Little Man 133 Phillips St. Gym- nastics 3, 4. Brian Marginson Susan Marques — Susie 58 Holly St. Lori Marquis — Lor 162 Thurber Ave. Elective Arts 4: Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. Diane Marshall — Di 42 Turner St. Homeroom Capt. I. 2; Key Club I-, Teacher ' s Aide 4: Festival Chorus I, 2, SOS 4, Honors 2. 3. Diane Martel 1423 West St. Spring Track I, 2. 3; Winter Track 2, Swim Team I. 2, 3, 4: Powderpuff 3, 4, Booster Club I. 2. 3, 4, Ski Club 3. Laurie Major Robert Marcotte Diane Marshall Diane Martel 85 Meredith Jane Martin 19 Hutchinson Rd. Homeroom Capt. I. 2 Spring Track I. J. 3. 4. Winter Track I. J. 3. 4i Cross Country J. 3. 4; Project Excel S.M.U. 3i National Honor Society 3, 4: Booster Club 2. 3. 4. Mark Martineau — Tino 91 Hickory Rd. Soccer A- Tech. Drawing h Electricity 2. 3. 4. Paul Martins — Marty J5R Peck St. ational Honor Society 3. 4-. Tech. Drawing 3. 4-. Honors I, 3. High Honors J. Martha Mason 336 Handy St. Festival Chorus I: Homeroom Capt. I, 4-. Boosters Club 2-. Soph. Gather- ing Comm. 2: Float Comm. 2, 3. 4-, Prom Comm. 3, 4-, Tennis 2; National Honor Society 3. 4-, Basketball Cheerleader 2. 3-, Football Cheerleader 3. 4 ( Capt. 4)-, Powderpuff 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 3. Laurie Maslon 12 Bret ton Woods Dr. Culinary Arts 2. 3. Timothy Malhewson- Arts 2. 3. 4. Tim I Smith St. Graphic Glenn Maynard 836 Lindsey St. Kristen McAloon 69 East Bacon St. Elective Arts 3. 4i A. P. Art 2, 3i Comm. Design 2, 3. 4: Queen ' s Court 4. Leslie McCormick III Woodstock Rd. Festival Chorus I, 2. 3. 4, Drama I. 2. 3. 4 (Sec. 4), Elective Arts 2. 3. 4, Vocal Ensemble 4. Douglas McCurdy— Doug 9 Manchester St. Swim Team I. Gymnastics I. 2. 3. 4; Tech. Drawing I. 2, 3. 4-, Spring Track 2, 3, 4: Winter Track 4: National Honor Society 3. 4i Powderpuff 4. Robert F. McGowan- ; Winter Track I. 2; Arts. 3, 4. - Bob 25 Summer St. Football Cross Country 2. 4; Culinary Suzanne McOown 66 Butterworth Dr. National Hon- or Society 3. 4; Swim Team I. 2; Spring Track I. 2, 3, 4 (Capt.): Winter Track I. 2. 3. 4, Booster Club I. 2. 3. 4i Orchestra I; Cross Country 3, 4. Celenie McHenry 459 Wilmarth St. Prom Comm. 4-, Float Comm. 4, Powderpuff 3, 4-, Elective Arts I, 3. 4i Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Andrew Wilson Mckinley — Andy 28 Claflin St. National Honor Society 3. 4i Spring Track 2, 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Stange Band I. 2. 3. 4; Festival Chorus ; A Capell Choir 2. 3. 4 (V. Pres. 4)-. Drama I. 2. 3. 4 (Treas. 3)-, Math Team I. 2, 3: Boys ' State 3: S.E. Mass District Band ; S.E. Mass District Chorus 3i NEDT Award I: High Honors I. 2. 3. 4. Lisa McLaughlin — Lee 3 Pond St. Powderpuff 4; Elective Arts 3, 4. Meredith Mjrtin Timothy Mathewson Mark Martineau Glenn Maynard Robert F. McGowan Suzanne McGown 86 Mario Mendonca Marc Mighell David Mercier Jr. Christopher Miles Paul Medeiros Twelfth St. Winter Track I. 2 Tennis 3. 4i Powderpuff 3, 4. John Menard 940 Read St. Comm. Design 2, 3, 4i Football 3. 4, School Store 3. 4. John Mendonca 15 Dennis St. Mario Mendonca 15 Dennis St. David Mercier Jr. — Orr 36 Lamb St. Hockey I, 2 Culinary Arts J, 3, 4. Timothy Messier— Tim 12 Ruggles St. National Honor Society 3, 4: High Honors I, 2. 3, 4. James Melivier II Byron St. Drama 4, A. P. Art 4i Tech. Drawing 4. Douglas Meunier— Doug 23 Valerie Dr. Tennis ,- Band I, 2; Stage Band I. 2-, National Honor Society 3, 4. Marc Mighell 115 County St. Soccer 4-, Culinary Arts 4, Ski Club 4. Christopher Miles — Chic 22 West field Rd. Swim Team h Baseball I. 2. 3. 4, Basketball 2. 3. 4; Football 4. Deborah Ann Miller— Debb 4 Rambler Rd. Home- room Capt. I, 2; Soph. Gathering Comm. 2; Class Sec. 2. 3, Float Comm. I, 2, 3. 4; Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4: Swim Team I, 2, 4-, Tennis I, 3, 4-, Project Excel S.M.U. 3i Queen ' s Court 3: Prom Comm. 3, 4; Powderpuff 3-, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council 4-. S.A.C. 4-, School Comm. 4: Honor Roll I. 2. 3, 4. Scott Miller 45 Dorchester A ve. Machine Shop 2, 3, 4. Cheryl Moniz 924 Hillside A ve. Linda Lee Moran 45 Picard Rd. Kary Moriarly 4 Miriam Dr. Powderpuff 3. 4-, Comm. Design 4. Linda Lee Moran Kary Moriarty 89 Christine Morrill — Chris 16 Prospect St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Key Club 3. 4, Powderpuff 4-. Project Excel S.M.U. 3, Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4. Erin Morrissey 64 Nash in. Homeroom Capt. ; Eloat Comm. I, Ji Spring Track I, J, 3, 4, Winter Track I. 2, 3, 4, Swim Team I; Powderpuff 3-, Booster Club I, 2. 3, 4i Cross Country J, 3. 4. Christopher Mullane — Chris 50 Thacher St. Na- tional Honor Society 3. 4, Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4i Winter Track I. 2. 3. 4i Football h Powderpuff 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4. Michael Murphy 6 Hope St. Eric Newman 232 Park Circle Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4i Winter Track I, 2. 3. 4. Paula Normand 3 Commonwealth Ave. Comm. De- sign 2, 3, 4. Kimbally Nunes— ' Kim 6 Daily St. Apt. K. Daniel O ' Brien— Dan ' 37 A Fourth St. Baseball 4, Tech. Drawing 4. Maria Oscarsson 246 Newport Ave. Drama 4. John Otrando — Johnny O 436 Thacher St. Spring Track I. 2. 3. 4; Winter Track I. 2. 3. 4. Football I, 2. 3. 4, Band I. Deborah Ann Ouellelte 20 Bretton Woods Dr. Roger Paquette 695 So. Main St. Graphic Arts 2. 3. 4. Melissa Parent 20 Juniper Ave. Swim Team I, 2-, Pow- derpuff 3, 4: Elective Arts 2, 3. Michael Parmenler — Mike 20 Blackinton Dr. Manuel Pavao 234 So. Main St. Deborah Ouellette Erin Morrissey Kimbally Nunes Roger PaquetU 90 Debra Perry Jonathan Perry Keith Pike David Pedro 862 Lindsey St. Ronald Pedro — Ron 113 Laurier A ve. Student Coun- cil 3.4 (V. Pres. 4)-. Class Rep. 3, Youth Confer, with Sen. Citizens 3. 4i National Honor Society 3, 4-, Year- book Editor 4: Elective Arts 2 Honor Roll I. 2. 3, 4. Antero Pereira 266 Steere St. A. P. Art 3; Comm. Design 2. Debra Joann Perry— Debbie 8 Rounds PI. Band I, 2. 3. 4; Stage Band 4. Jonathan Perry — Jon 99 Hickory Rd. Homeroom Capt. 4; Student Council 3, 4-, Prom Comm. 3, 4-. Float Comm. 2, 3, 4-. National Honor Society 3. 4-, Spring Track I. 2, 3. 4 (Capt.)-, Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 (Capt.), Boys ' State 3: Tech Drawing 4i NEDT Award h Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4. Karen Marie- Francesca Perry 275 East St. Student Council 3; Class Rep. 3-, Queen ' s Court 3, 4; Culinary Arts 3) Festival Chorus I. 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 4, Drama I. 2, 3, 4, Color guard 2; Drama Rep. I, 3-, School Musical 3, 4. Robert Pickett 18 Gust in A ve. Steve Pigeon — Pidge 26 Nathaniel Paine Rd. Ski Club i, Tech. Drawing 3, 4. Keith Pike ISA Starkey Ave. Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4) Band I. 2 Erika Pilblad 53 Snell St. Powderpuff 3. 4. Volleyball 2; Colorguard I. Arthur R. Pineo Jr. 66 Chapel Hill Dr. National Honor Society 3. 4-. High Honors I. Jean Christine Pinson — Jeano Homeroom Capt. I-, Student Council 4-, Class Rep. 4, Soph. Gathering Comm. 2i Prom Comm. 3. 4: Float Comm. I, 2, Work Study 3; Teacher ' s Aide 3. 4; Spring Track I, 2. 3-, Swim Team 2: Winter Track I, 2, 3, Powderpuff 3, 4; Booster Club I. 2. 3. 4. A.P. Art 4. Band I. 2. Scott Pinto 75 Evergreen Rd. Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4-. Work Study 4, Comm. Design 2; Tech. Drawing I. Kirk Pisani— Kirt 26 Fifth St. National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4: Spring Track 4-, Winter Track 4-, Powderpuff 4; A.P. Art 4; Tech. Drawing 3, 4-, Tech. Club 4-. Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4. Nancy PohoIek 43 Todd Dr. Homeroom Capt. I, 2. 3. 4; Soph. Gathering Comm. 2; Prom Comm. 3. 4; Float Comm. I. 2, 3. 4-, Swim Team I, 2. 3. 4 (Capt. 4); Powderpuff 3, 4, Booster Club I. 2. 3, 4; Festival Chorus ; A Capella Choir 2. 3, 4-, Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4 (Rep. 2. V. Pres. 3, 4); Drama I. 2. 3. 4, Honors I. 2. 3, 4. Kirk Pisani Nancy PohoIek 93 Thomas Pohoiek 1040 Newport Ave. Hockey I. 1 Robert Poirier ' ' SO Park St. Spring Track I. J. 3. 4, W inter Track 1 J. 4, football I. J. 3. 4 (Capt. 4), Carpentry I. 2. 3. 4, halls Athletic Club I. 2. 3. 4, Weight Lifting Team I, 2, 3, 4, PowderpufI Coach 3i All Star hootball Team 3. 4. Kevin Porter— Bourque 16 Falmouth St. Football I-. Soccer I. 2i Band I, 2, Hockey I. 2i Graphic Arts I. 2. 3. 4. Donna Poulin 60 Bret ton Woods Dr. Spring Track It Band I. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 2, 3. 4; Powderpuff 4, Orchestra 3. 4. Rhonda Preston 182 Read St. Powderpuff 4. Ann-Marie Provost — Ann 81 Capt. Courtois Dr. Spring Track I, 2. 3. 4i Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4; Booster Club I. 2. 3. 4; key Club 2. 3. 4 (Vice Pres. 3. 4). Suzanne D. PuechI- Sue 16 Tappan Ave. Festival Chorus 2. 3: House I and II Guidance Aide 2, 3-. A Capella Choir 3. 4-, Vocal Ensemble 3. 4. Leslie A. Pye — Pye 341 Mendon Rd. Comm. Design 3i Elective Arts 3. 4i Prom Comm. 3i Powderpuff 3. Ninette Ralston— Nine ' 38 Presidential Blvd. Soft- ball 2. 3. 4 (Capt. 4); Booster Club 2. 3. 4, Volleyball 2. 3. 4 (Capt. 4): Powderpuff 3. 4, Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Val Ramirez 25 ' 2 Peck St. Culinary Arts ,- Carpentry li Comm. Design I: Soccer 3. 4-, Graphic Arts I, 2, 3, 4. Kelly Ann Ramos 93 Gardner Ave. Office Worker 3; Work Study 4. Lori Ann Rapoza 215 Pine St. Homeroom Capt. 2-. Soph. Gathering Comm. 2: Class Rep. 2, 4-. Basketball 2. 4; Prom Comm. 3. 4-, Float Comm. 3, 4; Powderpuff 4: Band 2. 3. 4, Festival Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Vocal Ensemble 2. 3. 4, Majorette 2. 3, 4 (Capt. 4)-, Fire Baton 4; Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Susan Razee - 2. 3. 4. - Sue 86 Maple St. Festival Chorus I, Erick Reed 8 Moberg Cir. Automotive 2; Work Study 3. 4. John Reeves 4 Powderhouse Rd. Cross Country h Key Club I. 2; Band I. 2. 3. 4, Stage Band I. 2. 3. 4-, Tech. Drawing 3, 4. Thomas Pohoiek Robert Poirier Rhonda Preston Suzanne D. PuechI Kelly Ann Ramos Lori Ann Rapoza 94 Janet Robbins Ann-Marie Roca Thomas Rushing Heather Robertson Cheryl Russas Zaida Rego 7 John Williams St. Susan Rios 43 Chartley Brook Ln. Elective Arts 3; Powderpuff 4. Lizzette Rivera — Pooh Bear 34 Jackson St. Elective Arts 3) Powderpuff 3, 4. Janet Robbins Heather Robertson 576 Pike Ave. Tennis I, 2; Float Comm. I. 2. 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4i Queen ' s Court 4i Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 4. Paula Robichaud 22 Hodges St. Festival Chorus I-, Float Comm. I. 2, Gymnastics I, 2-, Booster Club I, 2i Teacher ' s Aide 3; Yearbook Staff 4 (Section Editor 4). Susan Robidou — Sue 1951 County St. Elective Arts 3, 4, Work Study 4. James Robles — Jimmie 135 Park St. Band 3, 4. Ann-Marie Roca — Ann NEDT Award I-, Festival Chorus I. 2, 3, Math Team 2i Drama I, 2, 3, 4 (Board Member 2. Pres. 3, Treas. 4). Jill Rosenthal 115 County St. Homeroom Capt. I, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track ,■Swim Team I, 2-, Soph. Gathering Comm. 2i France Trip 3i Student Council 3, 4 (Pres. 4), Youth Confer. ' With Sen. Citizens 3, 4-, Prom Comm. 3. 4i Float Comm. 3, 4, Powderpuff 4-, Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Mary Beth Rowell— ' Buzzbug 37 Emory St. Jose Ruano III Union St. Soccer 3, 4. Maria Ruano III Union St. Thomas Rushing — Tom 85 Laurier Ave. Graphic Arts 2. 3. 4. Cheryl Russas— Goldie Softball I, Basketball I, 2. 3. 4) Powderpuff 3, 4-, Booster Club 3. 4. 97 Paula Savastano 32 Benefit St. Spring Track ,- Win- ter Track I. J, Cross Country I. 2: Student Council Ji Booster Club I. Ji Festival Chorus I, 4-, Band I. 2. 3, 4, Orchestra I. 2. 3. 4, A Capella Choir 2, 3. 4 (Sec. 4), Vocal Ensemble 3. 4-, Drama 2, 3. 4. Lynn Schneider 17 Nathaniel Paine Rd. Ski Club h Elective Arts 2, 3-, Swim Team 3; Comm. Design 3. 4. Michael Searle 10 Bailey St. Carpentry 2, 3. 4. Randy J. Sears— Lush 160 West St. Electricity 2. 3. 4. Amy Sencabaugh 69 Hope St. P.O. Box 877 Junior Achievement 2, Powderpuff 3, 4; Festival Chorus 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 4, Student Gov ' t Day Rep. 4; Work Study 4. Sibylle Severens 733 Pleasant St. Daniel Sharpies — Dan 84 Magnolia St. Football U Spring Track I, 2, 3. 4i Winter Track I, 2, 3. 4i Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4-, Cross Country 2, 3. 4. Wendy Shorrock 15 Sherman St. Band I, 2; Orchestra 4. Elaine Siddall— Lainey Homeroom Capt. I, 2. 3-, Soph. Gathering Comm. 2i Prom Comm. 3, 4-, Pow- derpuff 3, 4, Spring Track I. 2. 3. 4 (Capt. 4), Winter Track I. 2. 3. 4 (Capt. 4), Field Hockey I. 2. 3. 4 (Capt. 4), Booster Club I. 2. 3. 4. Charles Sirois— Charlie 56 Clayton St. Comm. De- sign I. 2, 3, Gymnastics I. 2, 3, 4. Lee Slater II Spring St. Comm. Design 2, 3. 4i Work Study 3i Basketball 4, Football 4. Robert Smietana 19 Streeter Ln. Spring Track I, 2; Winter Track I, 2i Soccer I. 2, 3; Math Team 2, 3. 4i Band 3. 4, Festival Chorus 4i A Capella Choir 4i Drama 3, 4-, National Honor Society 3. 4. Colleen Smith II Holden St. School Store 4 (Sec. 4). Nancy Smith 42 Chartley Brook Ln. Homeroom Capt. 3. 4i Teacher ' s Aide 3: Powderpuff 3, 4; Booster Club 3. 4; Prom Comm. 3. 4, Spring Track 2. 3. 4-. Winter Track 3. 4. Joseph Solmonese— Joe 715 Pike Ave. Student Council I, 2. 3 (Treas. 3), Class Vice Pres. I. 2. 3. 4, Soph. Gathering Comm. 2i Prom Comm. 3, 4i Youth Confer, with Sen. Citizens I, 2. 3. 4, Prom Comm. 3. 4, Float Comm. I, 2, 3. 4i Spring Track I. 4, Winter Track I. 2, 3, 4i Cross Country 3-, France Trip 3i Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. i Paula Savastano Lynn Schneider Daniel Sharpies Lee Slater Robert Smietana 99 Lisa Sorenson II Stony Brook Ln. Charles Soufy — Charlie 55 Boardman Ln. Hockey 1. 2; Automotive 2, 3, 4. Sharon Soule 110 James St. Work Study 3-, Powder- puff 4. Carolyn Sousa — Ca 315 5. Main St. Junior Achieve- ment 4, Powderpuff 4i Elective Art 3, 4. Michael Sousa — Mike 37 Carlton St. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball , 2, 3, Powderpuff Coach 3i Lines 2, 3, 4. Heather Spinney — Spinnettie 185 Lindsey St. Culi- nary 2, 3, 4; Exhibiting Team 2, 3, 4 (Pres. 4). Curtis G. Splain 5 Sturdy St. Spring Track I, 2, 3 (Capt. 3); Winter Track 3 (Capt. 3): Cross Country I. 2. 3 (Capt. 3). Mary Stearns — Tracy 80 Upland Rd. Student Coun- cil 3; Youth Confer, for Sen. Citizens 3i Prom Comm. 3, 4i Float Comm. 2, 3, 4i National Honor Society 4i Basketball 2, 3; Powderpuff 3, 4-, Booster Club 2; Festival Chorus It A Capella Choir 2. 3, 4-, Ski Club 4, Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4. Den a Stebbins 33 Nor gate Rd. Brenda Lee Stokler— B. S 23 Chart ier St. Yearbook Senior Section Editor 4i Bookkeeper for School Store 4i Business Management Award 3i Occupational Typing I Award 3i Accounting I Award 3; National Honor Society 3, 4, High Honors I, 2, 3, 4. Timothy St. Pierre — Twinkie Prom Comm. 3, 4i Float Comm. 4, Yearbook Staff 4-, Comm. Design I. 2, 3. 4. Kenneth Straschko Colleen Ann Strycharz 1114 County St. Guidance Worker I, 2. 3, 4, Work Study 4; Festival Chorus I. 2, 3, 4. Erik Sulham— Sully II Pembroke Ave. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics I. 2, 3, 4; Carpentry 2, 3, 4. Shannon Sumner 40 Thayer Farms Rd. Festival Cho- rus I. 2. 101 Daniel Burette Dan Tennis 4, Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4, Powderpuff Coach 4, School Store 3. 4 (Manager 4), Lines 3, 4, Football Stats 4. Ellen T. Sweeney 5J Clayton St. Student Council Rep. I, 2i Youth Confer, with Sen. Citizens h National Honor Society 3, 4. Kristine Sylvia— Kris 18 Dailey St Elective Arts 3, A.P. Arts 3, Tech. Drawing 3. 4, Drafting 4; Interior Design 1 Mary Anne Tan— Anne 131 Scott St. Student Coun- cil 4: Lisa Taylor 466 Highland Ave. Powderpuff 4. Lisa Taylor J9 Booth St. Swim Team 2. 3. Gymnastics 2; Powderpuff 3. S.O.S. i. Colorguard 3. 4; Drill Team 3. 4; Senior Class Night 4. David Teixeira— ' Tex 725 N. Main St. Class Rep. 2, Float Comm. I. 2. 3. 4. Soccer I. 2, Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4. Kristin M. Teixeira— ' Kris 343 Robinson Ave. Marie Salele Teixeira— ' Salete 200 West St. Phillip Therriault— Hawk 257 Knight Ave. National Honor Society 3, 4. Christopher J. Thornhill— Chris 24 Deer field Rd. Spring Track 2, 3. 4, Winter Track 3. 4, National Honor Society 4-. Electronics 3. 4. Karen Tibbetts— ' K.T. P.O. Box 177 Gymnastics , Elective Arts 2. 3,i Comm. Design ,- Independent Study 4. Jane A. Tiberi 181 Thayer Farm Rd. Queen ' s Court 4. Angela Tobey 24 Leroy St. Brett Torngren 39 Slater St. Work Study 4-. Tech. Drawing I, 2, 3, 4. Daniel Surette Ellen Sweeney Lisa Taylor David Teixeira .1 1 i 1 . Christopher Thornhill Karen Tibbitts 102 Perry Turcotte Lisa Walsh Ronald Valentine Lori Vipond Jill Townsend 430 Pike Ave. Float Comm. I, 2, 3, 4i Spring Track I, 2, 3. 4, Winter Track I. 2 3. 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4; Soph. Gathering Comm. 2i Prom Comm. 3, 4i Powderpuff 3, 4i Youth Confer, with Sen. Citizens 3. Peter Tremblay — Trem 32 Linden St. Tien-Huri Tung 73 Bambury in. National Honor Soci- ety 3. 4. Perry Turcotte 25 West field Rd. Student Council 2. 3, 3 (Sec. 3)i Soph. Gathering Comm. 2i Homeroom Capt. I, 2. 3, 4, Youth Confer, with Sen. Citizens I. 2, 3. 4 Prom Comm. 3. 4, Float Comm. I, 2, 3, 4, Swim Team I. 2. 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Powderpuff 3. 4, Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Ronald Valentine 26 John St. Susan Vance — Sue 322 Clifton St. School Store 3, 4. Christine Vaz 695 County St. Basketball I, 2i Soph. Gathering Comm. 2 Booster Club 2i Tennis 2i Stu- dent Council I. 4, Social Sec. 4, Youth Confer, with Sen. Citizens I, 3, 4i Float Comm. 3, 4; Powderpuff 3. 4, National Honor Society 4i Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Darlene Vine 19 Quint in Ave. Swim Team I; Band h Booster Club It Marching Team  Comm. Design 2. 3, 4. Steven Vine — Steve 55 Evergreen Rd. A. V. Aide 4t Work Study 4. Lori Vipond 7 Summer St. Festival Chorus Swim Team 3. Mary Voipe 240 Smith St. Key Club 2, Winter Track 2) Powderpuff 4, Cheerleader I, 3, Culinary Arts 3, 4. Robert Walker 267 Clifton St. Robin Walker 28 Bicknell St. Elective Arts I, Color- guard I, Festival Chorus I, 2, 3; Vocal Ensemble 3, 4 Majorette 2. 3. Lisa Walsh — Vulch 10 Starkey Ave. Festival Cho- rus 4, Teacher ' s Aide 4. Rebecca J. Walters — Becky 9 Hayes Ave. Honors 3. Rebecca J. Walters 105 AngeU Waluk 64 Ridgehill Rd. Christopher Wsrdwell J7 Lynwood Cir. Baseball I, J, 3. 4, Soccer I. J. 3, 4 Lines 3. 4. karin Webb 70 George St. Swim Team I. Ji Booster Club I. 2, Powderpuff 3, 4. Cynthia Welch— Cindy 15 Field Stone in. Student Council I, 2. 3. 4; Class Pres. I. 2. 3, 4, Youth Confer, with Sen. Citizens I. 2, 3. 4, Soph. Gathering Comm. 2; Prom Comm. 3. 4, Float Comm. I, 2, 3, 4i Queen ' s Court 3. 4, Powderpuff 3. 4-, Booster Club ,- Volleyball I, Hugh O ' Brian Youth Leadership Seminar 2i France Trip 3, Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Kevin Whaley— Kev 62 Martin St. Electricity 2. 3. 4. William Whilmarsh— Bill 59 Grant St. Basketball I, Softball I, Volleyball I. 2. Barbara Wigglesworth 49 Bushee St. Drama I. Curtis Wilbar Jr. — Curt 415 Newport Ave. Math Team 4. Maureen A. Wilbur 16 Glenn St. Elective Arts I, 2. 3, 4i Powderpuff 4. Beverly Wilkins — Bev 24 Mathewson Ave. Ex- ploratory I, Culinary Arts 2, 3. 4, Exhibiting Team 2. Cheryl Wiswall 505 Lindsey St. Homeroom Capt. , National Honor Society 3, 4. Jennifer Wiswall — Wizzy 615 Pike Ave. Gymnas- tics I; Booster Club l Elective Arts 3i Powderpuff 4, Float Comm. 4. Allan D. Woodworth— Alba 60 Phillips St. Tech. Drawing 3; Accounting 3, 4. Dawn Wronski 110 Phillips St. Festival Choru I. 2, Spring Track 2 Homeroom Capt. 3, Powderpuff 3. 4i Cheerleader 4, Vocal Ensemble 4. Leroy Yarboro Cheryl Wiswall Christopher Wardwell Jennifer Wiswall 106 Eric E. Yeghian David Zito Eric E. Yeghian X 5 Highla nd Ave. Baseball I. 2. 3. 4i National Honor Society 3. 4. Michael Yidiaris— Yid 90 Claire Dr. Baseball I. 2 3i Football 4i Tech. Drawing 4. David Zito — Dave Jl Streeter Ln. Weather Sta- tion 1 A.V. Aide 2. 3, Work Study 4. Michael Yidiaris Best Wishes Class Of ' 83 From Your Yearbook Photographer GARY MELINO BROWN STUDIO Which street corner is yours? 108 Lee Carter Those were the best of times, for we were the best of friends. But those times are past memories now. Thinking back to those days with Lee, we always laughed, for all of us knew him well. We loved him for who he was and the things we did with him. Although Lee was taken from us early, we know God is taking good care of him. Even though all we have left are great memories of a lasting friendship, they ' ll be constant reminders of a love gone by and of times that will never be forgotten. Jim Elliott Duane Adams - Class of 1983 Jennifer Blackler Although Jennifer has not been able to share in our four years of high school, she is considered a member of the graduating class of 1983 and will be in our thoughts. When 1 think of all the wonderful things in life, 1 think of She has been with us all through high school. Jennifer. listening to the moon. A true friend. watching rainbows. She was with us in body for the most part of our lives. hearing snowfalls. seeing flowers bloom. As we grew up, we learned from her, and she from us. She was always there, willing to share. We learned to love. We grew up with her. We learned to grow. We are sharing our lives with her. We shared our lives. And may our dreams all come true. And may we splendor what the future holds Now, as we go through a most difficult time in life. She is in our thoughts. TOGETHER. She helps us to overcome by being there In our minds. Love always. In our dreams. Karen Edwards - Class of 1983 10  F t ♦ X S C t ff n u 7 a n ? e e t s (left to right) Mary Anne Tan - Phillipines, Sibylle Severens - West Germany, Alex Freitas - Brazil. Kenneth Straschko - Sweden, Dennis Roy - France, (missing) Maria Oscar sson - Sweden. FANTASTICI That ' s the first word in the mind of any exchange student. Imagine, having the chance to live and learn the culture of another country! Could I handle it? That was the question! Living in another country is not easy, you are definitely homesick, especially during the holidays. Living with another family is another thing that an exchange student encounters. Adjustment to their way of living is a trying task. But, having a nice family definitely helped a lot in my stay. Having the chance to see the beautiful sites of the country is a great thing to happen to an exchange student, but the best thing to an exchange student is to attend a new school and gain new friends, meet new people and share your experiences. Thank You A. H. S. for giving me the chance to share my experiences with you! Mary Anne Tan I ' m Sibylle Severens and I ' m an exchange student from West Germany. I ' m staying here in the United States for 10 months. When I first came here, I was a little bit afraid of the big differences between the U. S. and West Germany. There was no reason to be nervous. Sure, there are differences, but it is easy to adapt. I like all of the school activities here in the U. S. very much. It gives you the opportunity to get to know so many people and doesn ' t cost anything. The one big difference between the U. S. and West Germany is the friendliness here. It is so easy to get to know people. Everybody says HI. even if they don ' t know you very well I want to tell you that I really enjoyed staying here. You are all so nice and everybody has helped me so much. I will never forget my year at Attleboro High. Thank you all Sibylle When I first came to the United States, every thing was a question mark. I didn ' t know where to go. when and even what to do. At first it was difficult but soon I was making friends. What a lovely time I had in school The happiness of each moment is incredible, going to classes and especislly being in the school play. It ' s hard to explain the beautiful things that life is showing me day by day, each single minute in my United States lifetime and it ' s even harder to accept that I have to say GOOD - BYE . To say Good bye to the wonderful time I have had, to the lovely friends I have made and to all the nice teachers I have met . ... It ' s hardi Soon I will be back in Brazil and reminiscing will be a constant action for me, and so, wherever I will be I will be smiling. Your friend forever. Alex Freitas I am a Swedish exchange student and I have been attending A. H. S. as a Senior during the school year of ' 82 - ' 83. To be an exchange student really involves a lot of new experiences. I have been able to learn about differences between Sweden and the U. S. in many different aspects, which also have made me able to look more objective on my own country. I have been taking part in an American way of living and I hope I have been a good representative of Sweden, by sharing my culture. I have also developed my own maturity by staying away from home for a year and by making new friends in a foreign country. By practicing English, I have increased my vocabulary. I ' d like to thank everyone that has helped to make this year a sucess for me. Kenneth Straschko My name is Maria Oscarsson and I am 16 years old. I come from Sweden and I have been attending A. H. S. this year as a Senior. My reasons for coming to the U. S. were to learn English, meet new people and to see how Americans live, your habits and customs. I found that I liked A. H. S. very much because of your great spirit. Everyone here was so friendly and helpful to me. I am sure that my worst experience will come in June when I have to say GOOD BYE to my host family and all of you. Thank you all! Love. Maria 110 History of Attleboro High School Editors Note: Over the past two years, Harold Berberian has done extensive research on the history of A.H.S. Below are some of the interesting facts he discovered. Research by.- Harold Berberian 1925 - 1927 1925 - First Tattletale published. First cap and gown. 1925 - First new marking system. 1927 - Green Silver banner. 1927 - First football score and win vs. North Attleboro, 30-0. 1867 - 1872 1867 - Attleboro High School founded as East High-April. 1867 - First football team organized vs. North Attleboro at Brady Field. 1869 - First graduation. 1872 - Four girl graduates. 1929 - 1940 1929 - First hockey team. 1932 - First girl senior president. 1937 - First golf team. 1940 - First field hockey team. 1873 - 1909 1873 - High school changed to four year course. 1885 - First baseball team. 1909 - First high school yearbook called Blue Owl published five times per year. 1909 - First high school play, Hicks of College . 1941 - 1947 1941 - Undefeated football team. 1943 - State basketball champs. 1946 ■First tennis team. 1947 - First physical education classes. 1910 - 1914 1910- High school mascot established, a goat. 1913 - First track team. 1914 - First girls baseball team. 1914 - First girls basketball team. 1916 - 1924 1916 - First class dues, $5.00. 1916 - School lunch consisting of a sandwich and milk, 8(. 1921 - Football Cross Country letter sweaters. 1924 - Girl s basketball, County State champs. 1924 - First drama club established. 1948 - 1961 1948 - First National Honor Society 1951 - First key club. I960 - First soccer team. 1961 - First Tattletale supplement published. 1971 1971 - Volleyball Softball teams established. mil Superlatives Senior Prom November 20, 1982 Sheraton Mansfield Inn Just Between You 3 Me FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Coach: Joe McKenna Opponent A.H.S. Opp Captains: (left to right) Mike DeAlmeida. Bob Poirier. Dave Clark. Tom Leroux. at Seekonk Coyle-Cassidy Feehan New Bedford at Somerset Dartmouth Falmouth at Durfee at Barnstable North Attleboro 132 First Row: Mike DeAlmeida. Tom Leroux, Dave Clark. Bob Poirier. Second Row: Kevin Enos. Bill Assaf, Dave Campion. Dave Lyie, Mike Sousa. Pete Childs. Jeff Charron. Lee Slater, Chris Miles. John Menard, Scott LeBeau, John Otrando, Third Row: Brian Hanlon, Mike Yidiaris, Tom Duffy, Tom Simkins. Jim Cannata, Mike Arsenault. Paul Smietana. Jeff Tedesco. Daryl Cavaca. Greg Payette, Tony Fstremera, Fourth Row: Mike Petit, Chris Burns. Mike Ferragi. Rich Campion, Chris Pimental, Tim Dunbar. Keith Boivin. Bill Yidiaris. Bill Reed, Fifth Row: Phil Paquin, John Fngler, Bruce Trombley, Steve Peterson, Mike Poulin. Bill Leroux. Keith Miles. Jerry Valade, Jamie Poirier. Randy Vincent, Sixth Row, Bob Arsenault, Rui Rodrigues. Kevin Viau, Keith Rocks. Rick Butera. Gary Bears. Bob Ramos, Barry Depot. SENIORS Row I (left to right).- Brian Hanlon, Chris Miles, Scott LeBeau, Bill Assaf, Peter Childs, Tom Leroux. Row 2 Kevin Enos, Mike DeAlmeida, Dave Clark, Tom Duffy, Jeff Charron, Mike Yidiaris, John Otrando. Row 3 Bob Poirier, Dave Campion, Lee Slater. Tony Estremera. Dave Lyie, Mike Sousa, John Menard. JUNIOR VARSITY Row l-(left to right) Richard Campion, Greg Payette, Mike Poulin. Row 2-Dave Landry, Bob Ramos, Doug Pimental, Steve Pedersen, Mike Ferragi, Keith Rooks, Chad Cash, Pat Carroll, Randy Vincent, Chris Pimental, Tim Kenny. Row 3-Dave Castro, Bob Arsenault, Jim Cannata, Rui Rodrigues, Steve Balog, Chris Burns, Mike Titus, Shawn Trombley, Kevin Cummings. Row 4-Coach Scott Spellman, Peter Koback, Mario Annelunde, Jim Butera. Steve Bunker, Chris Hosford, Peter Morin, Fred Uriot, Eric Jenson, Dan O ' ConnelL Row I Ann-Marie Provost, Amy Hill, Lainey Siddall. Karen Edwards Michelle Bibeault. Row 2 Jen Weilding, Sue Dumouchel, Pam Harris. Cory Healey, Katie Curran, Deb Seferiadis, Sue Pascal, Chris Poirier, Mary Carty, Hannah Volterra, Jo- ann Barrett. Row 3 Karen Larsson, Nancy Carty, Rachel Crowley, Colleen Judge, Kathy Keane, Stacey Henriques, Kristen Keane. Ann Lapierre, Gerilyn Laliberte. Row 4 Kim Silvia. Shirley Murrant. Leigh Estrella, Anjali Mallik. Lisa Curtis, Natalie Pitas, Alison West. Row 5 Coach Frank OConnell, Tammy Lee. Leanne Curran, Jean Lapierre, Deena Laliberte, Coach Sue Crumbaker. 133 134 Soccer SCOREBOARD Opponent A.H.S. Opp. North Aitleboro 4 I Barnstable 3 I Somerset 0 I at Sew Bedford 4 4 Dennis - Yarmouth 0 2 at Falmouth I 2 Durfee 4 3 at Barnstable 3 I at Somerset New Bedford at Dennis- Yarmouth Falmouth at Durfee at North Attleboro 3 0 I I 6 0 Coach Art Kenyon • Captains- Luis Faria and Mike Gallant, at Barnstable 3 I Varsity Team Picture- Row I Oscar Carrillo, Luis Faria, Ed Bullock, Mackey Givens. Tom Kenyon, Manny Pavao, Mike Gallant, Doug McCurdy, Chris Wardwell. Row J Val Ramirez. Oscar Burgos, Willie Randolph, Edwin Argueta. Joe Ruano. Xay Lountasouk, Roger Ducharme, Steve Proia, Coach Art Kenyon. 136 Row I Manny Pavao. Joe Ruano. Tom Kenyon, Mike Gallant, Ed Bullock. Row 2 Val Ramirez, Oscar Carrillo. Luis Faria, Doug McCurdy, Mackey Givens, Chris WardwelL Missing Bob Walker and Marc Mighell. 4 W,«Mf Row I Mike Haggerty, Chris Pinette, Dan Gennant. Noberto Daniels. Elmo Jimenez. Mike Leahy, Jeff Conroy, Ty Stanley, Paula Sword, Bob Burek, Rich Berube. Craig Pisani. Row 2 Coach Pereira, Scott Candelet, Steve McCurdy, Greg Braun, Mark Nadow, Mark McCutcheon, Mike Crowley, Jeff Mitchell, Steve Henriques, John U esf, Tim Chase, Chris Carignan, Chris Boyle, Mark LeClerc, Mark Chicoine, Peggy Diaz. 137 Row I, Brenda Nothelfer, Janet Mahon, Chris McAndrews, Vicki Schommer, Sandy Kile, Marcia Gulino. Row 1, Sue Craw, Lisa Grylls, Sue Kile, Brenda Ralston, Karen Morse, Bonnie Milburn, Diane French, Coach William Riley. Cross-Country SCOREBOARD A.H.S. OPR. Opponent Somerset Mew Bedford Dennis Yarmouth Falmouth Barnstable Seekonk Boys Girls Boys Girls 21 30 X) 30 22 33 23 16 34 36 20 28 40 25 40 27 37 22 32 40 23 19 40 27 S.E. Mass. Conf. Championships Boys- 2nd place Girls- 2nd place Class A State Championships Boys- 2nd place Girls- 7th place Coach Stephen Newman Co-captains: Jackie Conley and Curt Splain 142 Row I: (Left To Right )-Meredith Martin. Jackie Conley. Mike Kalo. Carl Barth. Bob McGowen. Curt Splain. Dan Sharpies, Mark Butera. Erin Morrissey, Wendy Bussiere, Sue McGown. Row 2: (Left To Right ) Stephanie Antosca. Jason Cupp, Bill Whitfield. Mike O ' Connell. Jim Biziak. Matt Savoie. Jim Davis. Ray Turcotte. Ted Morrissey. Row 3: (Left To Right) Erin Vachon. Sheri Amaral. Andrea Dadagian. Kristine Schneider. Kevin Lortie. Fred Ty, Matt Manlove. Bob Bischoff. Laurie Alter. Row 4: (Left To Right)-Adam Newman. Andy Galasso, Eric Newton. Jim Carty. Dannine Harpin. Elizabeth Martin. Coach-Stephen Newman. Girls Swimming Opponent A.H.S. Opponent Stoughton 131 41 at Durfee 75 97 V estwood 87 85 at Ursuline 96 76 NewBedford 108 64 at Randolph 103 68 at Dover Sherborn 95 77 at Middleboro 115 58 at Seekonk 24 59 Canton 93 79 Development Meet 1st place Relay Carnival 3rd place E. Mass. South Sectionals 5th place State Championships 6th place Captains: Nancy Pohoiek, Tina Gallivan 1st row.- left — right. Denise Parenteau, Korey Goodrich, Michelle Cerrone. Lori Bedner, Lynne Turgeon, Jennifer Hyde, Diane Silva, Donna Kovalski. 2nd row: left-right. Sue Bowie, Lynn Gariepy, Natalie Gibbs, Kendra Pitas, Brenda Houghton, Jayne Turcotte, Anne Boyle, Lisa Kenyan, Beth Leroux. 3rd row: l-n Melanie Culgin, Terry LaPorte, Heather Foley, Cheryl Turgeon, Lisa Bedner, Nicole Bartek, Liette Vachon, Diving Coach John Staniunas 4th row: l-n Diane Mar tel. Nicki Laferriere, Kim Goodrich, Tina Gallivan, Nancy Pohoiek, Debbie Miller, Liz Gibbs, Nancy Farris, Coach William Dentch 145 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Captains; Left to Right: Patti Lambert, Martha Mason, Shauna Burns. Seniors.- Top - Paula Lambert, Middle - Martha Mason, Bottom - Dawn Wronski. 148 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Front Row-Left to Right: Shawn Gilbert. Kelly McCann, Michelle Geddes. Middle Row- Left to Right: Wendy Kelliher, Patty Gaudreau, Michelle Engler. Dawn Wronski. Back Row-Left to Right: Linda Petit. Kim Harrison. Paula Lambert. Shauna Burns. Patti Lambert. Gwen Cry an, Lee Burger. J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders Front Row-Left to Right: Sheila Vierra. Deena Vincent. Kathy Mc Eleney. Melissa Angelo. Second Row- Left to Right: Kelly Henry. Shelly Brodeur, Lisa Doucette. Darlene Leavitt, Lisa Lovely. Joanie Medeiros. Captains: Left to Right: Patti Lambert and Shauna Burns. Seniors: Left to Right: Dawn Wronski and Paula Lambert BOY ' S BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD A.H.S. Opp. Sharon Feehan Seekonk At No. Attleboro At Foxboro Somerset Feehan At Durfee At Barnstable New Bedford Falmouth At Bishop Connelly 38 59 52 64 69 67 54 53 69 59 58 82 58 77 50 62 73 69 53 96 82 87 51 57 Coach Doug Dinardo 51 Captain Jon Perry Row I Peter Childs, Jon Perry. Dave Clark. Chris Perron.. Row 2 Chris Miles, Steve Goretti, Greg Payette. Eric Yeghian. Wes Kile, Tom Carr. Lee Slater. Chris Wardwell. BOYS GYMNASTICS SCOREBOARD A.H.S. Opp. Wellesley 83.9 83 at Bridgewater-Raynham 80 75 at Lincoln-Sudbury 85.8 115 Westboro 85.4 66.5 Milton 90 135 Newton-North 89.6 137 at Wayland 89 90.8 Bridgewater-Raynham 93.6 79 Ouincy 88.3 79.15 Framinham Coach Mr. Martin Captains, Erik Sulham, Russell Castro. Armando Betten- court. Row I Erik Sulham. Russell Castro, Armando Bettencourt. Row 2 Bob Marcotte, Paul Goetz. Charlie Sirois, John Cote. Row 3 Coach Mr. Martin, Keith Rooks, Kevin Dinofa, Mike Szpila, Gary Roderick. Missing Tyson Sulham and Bob Satterly. Bottom right: Seniors- Row I Erik Sulham. Russell Castro, Armando Bettencourt. Row 2 Bob Marcotte and Charlie Sirois. 155 GIRL ' $ GYMNASTICS SCOREBOARD Somerset at Durfee at Falmouth Case at Wareham New Bedford at Dennis- Yarmouth Barnstable A.H.S. Opp. 107.7 in. 5 99.8 99.4 1014 105.9 115. 1 106.6 90.9 SI 7 77.4 104.1 Coach Greg Sulham Captain Kim Goodrich Front Row Korey Goodrich. Row I Kerry Levesque, Denise Parenteau, Jennifer Maiers, Margret Estremera, Karen Blais. Chris Pierce, Holly Ouellette. Michelle Urban. Karia Pitas. Row J Coach Greg Sulham, Brenda Houghton, Jen Weilding, Sandra Devisscher, Kim Goodrich, Sue Kile, Shannon Kenny, Jean Lapierre. WINTER TRACK Boys AHS OPP Feehan 66 15 Diman 70 16 Durfee 47 36 Somerset 58 28 Seekonk 33 53 Girls AHS OPP Feehan 55 26 Durfee 5J 20 Somerset 46 40 Seekonk 40 46 Row I (l-r) Jackie Adams, Nancy Smith, Jill Townsend, Joe Solmonese, Elaine Siddall, Jackie Conley, Eric Newman, Dan Sharpies, Kevin Enos, Kirk Pisani, Curt Splain, Chris Thornhill, Row 2 (l-r) Nicki Laferriere, Wendy Bussiere, Sue McGown, Meredith Martin, John Otrando, Mike Lortie, Mark Butera. Ed Bullock, Dave Bergendal, Bob Estrella, Mike Kalo, Ty Hanwich. Row 3 (l-r) Kris Ekiind. Michelle Lundquist, Hannan Volterra, Coreen Healy, Deb Seferiadis, Michelle Mullane, Sue Murphy, Mike Milligan, Margaret Stanhope, Laurie Curti, Mike O ' Connell, Gary Lamond Row 4 (l-r) Melissa Pineo. Tammy Lee. Jayne Turcotte, Lisa Kenyon, Phil Paquin, Steve Balog, Adam Newman, Jim Carty, Chris Robertson, Dannine Harpin, Erin Morrissey, Tim Desrosiers. Row 5 (l-r) Mike Brogan, Ken Lortie, Rich Berube, Mark Nadow, Bob Arsenault, Elizabeth Martin, Alouette Chicoine. Chris Schneider, Laurie Alter, Andrea Dadagian. Row 6 (l-r) Tim Moran, Paula Sword, Stephanie Antosca, Keith Miles, Mike Arsenault, Craig Pisani. Fred Ty, John Davis. Matt Savoie, Bob Bischoff. Andi Galasso, Row 7 (l-r) Mark Donovan, Scott Jarousky, Ted Morrissey. Bruce Robertson, Sean Healy, Kevin Cummings, Matt Manlove, Jason Cupp, Bill Whitfield, John Botelho, Coach Newman 158 Seniors: Row l-Left to Right: Curt Splain, Elaine Siddall, Jackie Conley, Dan Sharpies, Kevin Enos, Row 2: Wendy Bussiere, Meredith Martin, John Otrando, Mike Lortie, Mark Butera, Ed Bullock, Dave Bergendal. Row 3: Chris Thornhill, Nancy Smith, Jill Townsend, Sue McGown, Gary Lamond, Bob Estrella, Eric Newman, Mike Kalo, Jackie Adams, Joe Solmonese, Nicki Laferriere, Erin Morrissey, Kirk Pisani, Ty Hanewich. 159 GIRL ' S BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD A.H.S Opp. at Dighton-Rehoboth 59 25 at North Attleboro 53 28 at Fox bono 41 29 at Wareham 49 47 New Bedford 45 53 Feehan 35 41 Stang 45 35 at Dennis- Yarmouth 40 60 at Somerset 35 40 Durfee Wareham at New Bedford at Feehan at Stang Dennis Yarmouth Somerset Durfee Dighton-Rehoboth Coach William Riley Captains Cheryl Russas and Debbie Fleet Row I Cheryl Russas, Debbie Fleet. Row 2 Coach William Riley. Chris Mc Andrews, Donna Poulin, Sandy Kile. Sue Craw. Michelle Poulin, Lisa Grylls, Lori Gray, Peggy Leahy. Yearbook Staff Front Row: Left To Right: Patty Brady. Lori Laferriere. Brenda Stokler. Jackie Adams, Kris Keane, Wendy Kenniston,. Back Row: Karen Jencks, Al Boutin. Tim Rioux, Carolyn Clegg. Ron Pedro. Lisa Macintosh, Paula Robichaud, Mark Cannella. Chris-Ann Lind Treasurer Patty Brady and Joyce Juaire Faculty Section Section Editors Mark Cannella and Jackie Adams-Sports Section Wendy Kenniston and Kristen Keane-Underclassmen Section Student Council Row I (left to right): Sue April, Heather Forbes, Barry Brewer, Michelle Geddes. Kelly McCann, Patti Lambert, Jill Rosenthal. Ron Pedro, Sue Doumuchel, Leigh Estrella, Hannah Volterra. Kristen Slattery, Melissa Welch, Shawn Candelet. Row 2- Heidi Hirshbrunner, Evangeline Boyle, Chris Ann Lind, Mary Carty, Sue Varrieur, Marcia (julino, John Hoffman, Jon Perry, Chris Vaz, Cindy Welch, Paula Lambert, Joe Solmonese, Ken Straschko, Denise Jacques, Ann-Marie Provost. Row 3- John Solmonese. Mark Cannella, Tim Rioux, Joanie Medieros. Jeff Robinson, Will Sencabaugh. Wendy Kenniston, Susan Murphy, Kim Harrison. Lisa Hampton, Al Boutin. Jill Rosenthal, president (left to right): Leigh Estrella. Sue Doumuchel. Ron Pedro, Jilli RosenthaL National Honor Society Row I. (Left to right): George Beck, Wendy Bussiere, Heather Robertson. Beth Burden. Karen Edwards, Doug Meunier, Alice Gracioso, Theresa Carre iro, Georgina Carre iro, Row 2. Dan Sharpies. Chris Mullane, Chris Thornhill, Jon Perry, Ann-Marie Roc a, Ron Pedro. Al Boutin, Brenda Stokler, Row 3. Chris Fitzpatrick, Mike Gallant. Tien-Huei Tung, Eric lida. Bob Smietana, Brian Bradie, Deb Grenier, Arthur Pineo, Dawn Cartier, Chris Morrill, Cheryl Wiswall, Susan M cGown, Meredith Martin, Row 4. Thomas Hanewich, Peter Childs, Timothy Messier, Ann-Marie Dubeau. Paul Martins. Row 5. Karl Denzer. David Larson. Andy McKinley. Ellen Sweeney. Phil Therriault. Boys And Girls State Row I. (Left to Right): Al Boutin. Ann-Marie Roca. Jon Perry, Karl Denzer. Row 2. Andy McKinley, Brian Bradie. Deb Grenier. Eric lida. 1 169 Resource Center Aides Row I. (Left to right): Karen Parrillo, Stephanie Sanderson, Kim Dudson, Linda Frenier, Karen Miner, Bonnie Milburn, Row 2. Melissa Pineo, Holly Ouellette, Lopa Mukherjee. Tammy Chamberlain, Faith Bullock, Christie Drape. A.V. Aides (Left to right): Ken St. Don, Tom Simpson, Dave Lizotte. Greg King, Mike Taylor, Dave Frwin. Booster Club Row I. (Left to right) Stephanie Antosca, Lori Majors, Wendy Blackman, Nancy Pohoiek, Nicki Laferriere. Kim Goodrich, Natalie Gibbs. Jackie Adams, Deb Miller, Cory Goodrich, Liz Gibbs, Elaine Siddall. Amy Hill, Pam Harris, Joanne Barrett. Wendy Kenniston, Row 2. Joanie Medeiros, Sheila Vierra, Jean Lapierre, Deena Laliberte, Kathy Keane, Colleen Judge, Stacey Henriques, Wendy Bussiere, Holly Bischoff, Erin Morrissey, Katie Curran, Sue Pascal, Anjali Mallik, Cory Healy, Tammy Lee, Row 3. Mellisa Pineo, Bonnie Milburn, Sue Kile, Ninette Ralston, Lori Gray, Alison West, Shirley Murrant, Karen Larsson, Hannah Volterra, Debbie Sefariadis, Sue Doumuchel, Lori Alter, Mary Carty, Lee-Ann Curran, Leigh Estrella Row 4. Cheryl Turgeon. Vicki Schommer, Cris McAndrews, Sandy Kile. Chris Thibeault, Brenda Ralston. Kristin Keane. Marcia Gulino. Janet Mahon, Chris-Ann Lind. Sue Varrieur. Nancy Carty. Anne Lapierre, Natalie Pitas, Kim Silvia. Key Club Row I. (Left to right) Chris Morrill, Liz Luiz, Tammy Lee, Ruby Gavilanez, Row J. Sharon Alter, Tom Kenyon. Deb Grenier. Ann-Marie Provost. Office Workers I Ik Row I. (Left to right): Julie Bertoldi, Pennie Peterson. Tara Dion. Virginia Barnier, Sue Cottrell, Mary Deavellar, How 1 Roger Avery, Lapierre. Linda Frenier. Brenda Johnson, Maureen Wilbur. Chris Zdarsky. Sue Grimly. Lisa Scroboda. S,OS, Workers I Row I. (Left to right) Valerie Lopes, Georgina Carreiro. Grace Gracioso, Wendy Blackman. 172 r 1 Guidance Workers Guidance Workers: Row I. (Left to Right): Carlene Frechette. Holly Ouellette, Barbara Chabot. Row 1 Bill Durocher, Tammy Ducharme. Karen Wigglesworth, Vicki Carter, Row 3. Trace y Cliborne. Darren Lawler, Joanne Blackman, Lisa Hughes. Visual Tech Club: Listed Alphabeticallyi Tom Barret te, Dave Belmore, Neal Boucher. Scott Candelet, Mike Caron, Kathy Correia. John Engler, Victor Genest. Lisa Golden, Steven Harvey, Jean Joyal, Lisa Lajoie, Michelle Lamarre. Bill Larson, Mark Luther, Sam Maslen, Mike Maynard, Andy McKinley, Michelle Metivier, Paul Moniz, Bob Smietana, James Specht, Kenneth St. Don. Kenneth Straschko, Phyllis Travasso, missing, Chris Troy Visual Tech Club Culinary Arts Exhibiting Team Row I (left to right). Tracy Brennan. Pam Bergendal. Leigh Estrella. Donna Frazier. Mike Almeida. Row 2- Ernie Legendre, Heather Spinney, Jeff Goulet. Gary Franklin, Jean Joyal, Wayne Monteiro, Tom Biggieri, Lisa Bolivar, Connie Allard, Dawn Creamer, Lisa Curtis. Carol Barrette. 174 r 1 Seniors Cindy Welch (president) Four years ago, our Senior Year, graduation and 1983 seemed so very far away. However, with each day. came each year, and with each year finally came 1983. Our four years at A.H.S. have gone by so quickly, it is really hard to believe it ' s all over. When we came back in September knowing it was our last year, we were determined to make it a year to remember. Our enthusiasm for the year was evident when we all worked hard selling candy bars. It all paid off, for in the end there was an overwhelming amount of both participation and money, which resulted in over $5,000 profit. With our bank account replenished, our major activities began. Activities that never would be forgotten: the Powderpuff game, the annual float and our Senior Prom. Who could ever forget all those endless powderpuff practices. Unfortunately the class of 84 managed to tie us but it was still a great game. A major highlight which we all were looking forward to, happened on November 20th at the Sheraton Mansfield Inn, our Senior Prom. It was a fine evening and we danced the night away to the band Secret Agents , with Just Between You S Me , our theme song. Until that time though, we had alot of laughs in store, like the annual Donkey Basketball game and the much needed Senior Class Night. Yes, there would be many parties before, during, and after but we had much to celebrate. With June right around the corner, we began to organize for the Senior Reception, Breakfast and the climax of our Senior Year, our Graduation. As we look back today our four years here at A.H.S. have gone by so quickly maybe a little too quick. We ' ve experienced so much at A.H.S. it ' s really hard to leave it all behind. Granted, there were some rough times, but there were so many more good times. Now it ' s time to move onward to people, places and things unknown. It ' s not going to be easy, no one ever said it would be. but you can do it if you try. I would just like to thank you Class of 1983 for all you have done for me. I wish you the best in whatever you do. Always keep reaching for bigger and better and never give up. Because you deserve the best in lifel Good luck to each and every one of you. Cindy Welch Senior Class President Mrs. Marsden (advisor) Mr. Watterson (advisor) Ms. Paiva (advisor) Barry Depot (president) As Juniors, the class of 1984 had many things to look forward toi and I, myself, am proud to have been elected president of such a spirited and well rounded group of people. Coming in as upper classmen, no one knew what to expect. As early as July, John. Chris Ann, Patti and myself met to plan the year ' s activities and having a class as we do. the year started quite well. In September, we started having float meetings and gearing up for a promising float. We were the first class to organize buses to away football games. Powder Puff - the next on the agenda - needed much planning. We sold over ICO shirts and looked forward to an excellent game. The effort was well worth it as we tied the Senior girls 6-6. Our highlight of the year was our candy sale in January and our prom. The prom was held April J9. 1983 at the Biltmore Hotel in Providence. I would just like to say that the Junior class has had an excellent year and that the class of 1984 IS a special one. May God bless you in all that all of you do in your next year at A.H.S.. Thank you for a great year. As President, I feel the class of 1984 has established itself as a mature class, one that will leave its mark in years to come. Barry Depot Junior Class President (left to right) officers ■Barry Depot (president), John Solmonese (vice president). Patti Lambert (secretary), Chris Ann Lind (treasurer) (left to right) Representatives — Hannah Volterra. Mary Carty. Barry Brewer. Marcia Gulino. Joanie Medeiros. missing-Tim Rioux J : Mrs. Ashbacher (advisor) Mr. Scatturro (advisor) Mrs. Knox (advisor) 180 Sophomores Michelle Geddes (President) The class of 1985 entered its second year at A.H.S. with hopes of it being both a memorable and sucessful one. In October, we held our magazine drive which was not as successful as we had hoped. After this slight disappointment we had to get going on the quickly approaching Thanksgiving Day float parade. We immediately began having float meetings with a great amount of spirit from the whole class. All of our hard work did pay off when our class proved to be the most spirited at one of the fall pep rallies. On November 17th and 18th the sophomore class ordered class rings. With the spring approaching we looked forward to our final and most awaited activity of the year - the Sophomore Gathering, which was held on April JO, 1983. Michelle Geddes Sophomore Class President (left to right) Officers - Leigh Estrella (treasurer). Patty Gaudreau (vice president), Michelle Geddes (president), Kelly McCann (secretary) (left to right) Representatives - Row • Nancy Carty, Sheila Vierra, Evangeline Boyle. Jeff Robinson. Wendy Kelliher. Heidi Hirschbrunner. Mike Almeida Mrs. Cor dell (advisor) Mrs. Moriarty (advisor) Freshmen Matt Manlove (president) As we began our high school years at A.H.S.. the class of 1986 brought many things to the school. We had a great collection of talent, ability and school spirit. We also brought many questions and new ideas. Helping to guide us through our new experiences and responsibilities was Mrs. Simonds, our class advisor. Some of our goals for the year included a Freshman Social and some dances. These things required money. Therefore we held our fundraising magazine drive, bake sale and car wash. These gave us a good start and something to build our class treasury on. I think our class has a great four years ahead of us. So. let ' s make the most of them. Matt Manlove Freshman Class President Officers (left to right) - Matt Manlove (president). Bill Semple (vice president), Jenny Maiers (secretary), Laura Davis (treasurer). Representatives (left to right) Kris Slattery. Heather Forbes. Shawn Candelet, Will Sencabaugh, Missy Welch. Mrs. Simonds (advisor). 184 Powderpuff Football November 7, 1982 Seniors 6 Juniors 6 DRAMA MEMBERS: Sharon Benoit. Nan Ostmeier. Jill Lamoureux, Kris Carlson. Lisa Bollivar, Dave Olsen, Paul Pelland, Tom Biggieri. John Stout, Sue Jenks, Deb Frazier. Paula Savastano, Tara Nimiroski, Kris Smietana, Louise Costa, Steve Allen, Denise Bressette, Ruby Gavilanez, Ann Boyle, Wendy Halloran, Margie Cote, Shawn St. Pierre, Kim Courchesne, Robin Wild, Ceri Yarworth, Maria Oscarsson, Ann Arundele, Michelle Heroux, Shauna Gilbert, Keri Flint, Kathy Correia, Alex Freitas, Kris Slattery. Phyllis Travasso, Annija Reinbergs, Melissa Cummins, Pete Joyal. Dave Amaral, tori Raposa, Kim Honey, Ken Straschko, Jamie Spriggs, Lisa Tougas, Dena Stebbins, Heather Forbes, Ann-Marie Dubeau, and Karen Perry. 193 VISUAL ARTS CULINARY ARTS EXHIBITING TEAM COMMERCIAL DESIGN T f- I I o I J P K L C wx (Ve f fo right): Paula Normand, Carol Barret te, Kris McAloon. Melissa White, Ron Valentine. I 200 201 -I ? ' ' CHORUS Row I: Brenda Swierk. Wendy Peterson, Karen Blais. Maria Rocha. Lisa Farias, Kelly Hesketh, Melissa Angela, Michelle Engler. Irene Wilbur, Kim Allard. Row 1 Kendra Pitas, Lisa Walsh, Kim Courchesne, Sara Moehle. Donna Madsen, Sharon Benoit, Karen DeCosta, Cindy Smith, Kris Smietana, Lynn Murray, Kathy King. Row 3- Ken Maynard, Stacey Sencabaugh, Craig Pisani. Missing - Tom Biggieri, Brigette Cotter. Michelle Haberek, Colleen Mellon, Adam Newman, Shirley Pawlowski, Kim Verdoia. Row I: Ingrid Herrera, Lopamudea Mukherjee, Jamie Spriggs. Carol Proulx, Erin Donovan, Linda Allen, Michelle Bibeault, Tricia Brissette, Debbie Szeliga. Row 1- Michelle Caron, Tara Nimiroski, Donna Madsen. Chris Richards, Maryanne Hebert, Liz Luerken, Michele Stanford, Jody Derosiers, Alexa Allison. Linda Frechette. Row 3- Lynette Badejo. Amy Sencabaugh. Darlene Jewett, Bob Smietana, Bill Semple, Lisa Hampton. Missing - Tina Cardarelli, Wendy Coelho, Debbie Frazier, Wendy Hannan, Jean Joyal, Pennie Peterson. Stephanie Sanderson, Kelley Searle. Paul Willis. 202 Row I Lara D ' Arconte. Madeleine Souther, Lori Rapoza, Ann Marie Walker, Joanne Martins, Chris Walker, Carol Gulino, Maria Pino, Bonnie Herrek. Dan Norton, Chris Bono. Row 2.- Jamie Spriggs, Barbara Hall, Leigh Searle, Michelle Brunelle, Carlene Murphy, Mary Deavellar, Kelly Jerauld, Kelly Martin, Angela Hoyt, Ken St. Don, John Engler. Row 3-. Michelle Tangney. Heather Forbes, Debbie Titus, Kris Wild, Karen Perry, Michelle Derosiers, Beth Kelly, Michelle Metivier, Heather Foley, Louise Costa, Paula Savastano, Ken Oliver, Ken Maynard. Missing Angela Bosh. Sue Grimley, Diane Harmon, Bonnie Smith. Row I Donna Frazier, Jennifer Hyde, Shelly Brodeur, Lisa Win ton, Jackie Robinson, Diane Bessette, Lisa Coffelt, Joann Thebault. Row 2-. Pam Fernandez, Kim Harrison, Shauna Burns, Linda Frenier, Sue Charron, Tina Catenacci, Karen Larson, Karen Wigglesworth, Donna Augat, Laura Davis, Natalie Pitas. Row 3: Sue Craw, Barbara Chabot, Leslie McCormick. Lisa Walsh, Paula Peterson, Kathy Columbo, Cathy Savoy, Dawn LaPlante, Debbie Watson, Tammy Dodd. Back: Kim Moreau, Lori Rapoza, Colleen Strycharz, Kim McAloon, Mike Caron, John Engler, Tom Barrett. Missing: David Amaral, Kelly Coelho, Jackie Gormley, Sheryl Griffin, Tim Lincoln, Sue Razee. A CAPELLA CHOIR Row I: k. Pelletier, J. Spriggs. S. Sencabaugh, P. Savastano, A. Reinbergs, W. Halhran, H. Hirsbrunner, S. Benoit. M. Caron. Row 2- N. Lamarre, S. PuechI, T. Stearns, T. Nimiroski. A.M. Roca. S. Tetreault, E. Vergano, N. Jenson, H. Bischoff. N. lida. Row 3: T. Lincoln. P. Koback, S. Proia. C. Bono. T. Barrette. P. Willis. E. Burden. D. Stebbing. K. Kretchman. Row 4. A. Mckinley. M. Caron. R. Smietana. k. Maynard. J. Engler. J. Cote, D. Stebbings. Missing-. S. Maslen, J. Lynch. D. Frazier, P. Bressette, A. Bosh, k. St. Don. Dennis Caron. Director (Above Left) Row I: Above, Band-. Andy McKinley, John Cote, Egidia Vergano, Mark Tully, Sue Jenks, Kerri Pelletier, Karla Johnson. Kyle Fitzpatrick, Dawn Murray, Peggy Leahy, Dan Gennant, Paula Savastano (co-drum major). Row 2-. Angle Bosh, Jim Gennant, Debbie Perry, Louise Costa, Nancy Jenson, Sharon Benoit, Dawn Desmaris, Kim Honey, Ceri Yarworth, Donna Guindon, Louis Robinson, Patricia Metivier. Row 3: Diane Couture, Todd Galarneau, Michelle Poulin, Dan Norton, Donna Poulin, Mark Varrieur, Kerri Flint, Scott Sevigny, Nancy Ostmeier, Craig Pisani, Nicole Lamarre, Lisa Farinelli, Sandra Taylor, Michelle Lamarre, Paul Willis, Dan Doucette, David Amaral, Cindy Butler. Jim Robles, Bob Smietana, Andrew Provost, Bill Larson. Ken Wild, John Reeves, Ross Kieffer, Dave Belmore, Kris Carlson, Jean Joyal. Ed Thibert. Kerri Kretchman, Eric Kull, Rick Walsh. Missing-. Sam Maslen, Mark Valade. Band Officers- Row L Scott Sevigny, Michelle Lamarre, Nancy Jenson, Kenny Wild, John Cote. Row 2: Andy McKinley, Kerri Kretchman, Bill Larson, Egidia Vergano, Peggy Leahy, Paula Savastano. t Color Guard Front Row: Lori Rapoza, Julie Lynch (Captain), Christine Briggs, Back Row: Yvette Colby, Wendy Peterson, Lisa Win ton, Lisa Taylor, Sherri Reynolds. Ruby Gavilanez, Elaine Gero, Leigh- Anne Searle, Sandy Coelho, Jennifer G Grimes, Lee- Anne Romikaitis. Missing: Jody Derosiers. Margie Cote, Lisa Delfino, Pennie Peterson, Tanya Brennick, Lisa Welch, Brenda Swierk, Laurie Soule. ORCHESTRA Row I: Cindy Owen. Nancy Jenson. Heidi Hirtbrunner, Dave Erwin, Paula Savastano, Colleen Pelletier. Row 2- Michelle Lamarre, Ed Thibert. Donna Guindon, Dan Doucette, Sharon Benoit, Ken Wild. Donna Poulin. Row 3: Ross Kiefer. Jean Joyal, Bill Larson. 206 207 COMPUTERS vMDCM awn) fooiux (jSmputer rminad K yboej: HBBMi ' I Attleboro High School entered the Computer Age this year. A new computer was purchased through a corporate grant from Digital Equipment Corporation, the Richardson Fund, and federal monies. The eagerly awaited system was installed in September and the Computer Science students use it every period of the day as well as before and after school The computer can accomodate up to 48 users and plans are being made to utilize its potential in other departments as well as for administration purposes. i 0) ®® (DO® 0000(5 ®®S)©®0©Q®(D®(§) e0®©0(D©0©©0(3)ee e®0©©® ®®o00e 208 209 Class Favorites Movie . E.T. 1 Rocky III 3. Porky ' s t 4. Fast Times at Ridgemont High 5. An Officer and A Gentleman 6. Poltergeist 7. Raiders of the Lost Ark 8. Friday the 13th Part III 9. Stripes 10. Rocky II II. Endless Love 12 Taps I. Superman Greatest American Hero 3. Garfield 4. Batman 5. E.T. 6. Incredible Hulk 7. Superstud 8. Captain America 9. Mickey Mouse 10. Wonder Woman II. SmiMi tte II YJba I t John Cougar 2. Bob Seger 3. Eddie Money 4. Mick Jagger 5. Stevie Nicks 6. Jim Morrison 7. Billy Joel 8. Rick Springfield 9. Pat Benatar 10. Bruce Springsteen 11. Olivia Newton-Johrj 12. Steve Perry Group I. Journey 2. Loverboy 3. Led Zeppelin 4. Rolling Stones 5. The Doors 6. Van Halen 7. The Who 8. Rush 9. J. Ceils Band 10. Fleetwood Mac II. Black Sabbath U2. AC-DC 1 1 Comedian I. Richard Pryor 2. Rodney Dangerfield 3. Steve Martin 4. Bill Murray 5. Benny Hill 6. Rich L ittle 7. Robin Williams 8. Chevy Chase 9. David Brenner 10. Dom Deluise Jjl. Bill Cosby 12. Bob Hope Class favorites Actor 1. Clint Eastwood 2. Burt Reynolds 3. Sylvester Stallone . . 4. Alan Alda 5. Tom Selleck 6. Robert Redford 7. Paul Newman 8. Dom Deluise 9. Dustin Hoffman 10. Harrison Ford 11. Dudley Moore 12. Henry Fond T. V. Show I. M. A. S. H. 2. Hill Street Blues 3. M. T. V. 4. Knightrider 5. Benny Hill Show 6. General Hospital 7. Quincy 8. Magnum. P. I. 9. Facts of Life 10. Dynasty II. Hart to Hart 12. Gimme a Break Actress I. Jane Fonda 2. Golde Hawne 3. Bo Derek 4. Sally Fields 5. Barbara Streisand 6. Kristie McNichol 7. Bette Davis 8. Meryl Streep 9. Morgan Fairchild 10. Jamie Lee Curtis II. Linda Evans 12. Linda Gray 212 Thing to do on a Saturday night I. Party 1 1 1 2. Movies 3. Malls 4. Powerlines fl|5. Rollerskating 6. Rocky Horror 7. Watch T. V. 8. Cruisin ' 9. Drive - ins 10. Go Parking II. Sleep 12. Concerts Jobs for Bay State Graduates Row I: Kris McAloon, Lisa Walsh, Bill Whitmarsh, Darlene Vine, Colleen Smith. Row 2: Trilby Gordon, Michelle Bibeault, Sue Haron, Carlene Frechette. Maria Ruano, Ken St. Don, Mr. Rider, Cheryl Mingo. Row 3: Miss McAllister, Leslie Pye, Val Ramirez, Sandy Richard, Diane Astin, Maureen Wilbur, Robin Foster, Leah Corrigan, Joey Clark, Ricky Bennett, Mark Bennett, Tim Bailey. 213 Class Will I Burger, will to Sharps a monkey, a music box, and to Bu, a rag. To C.U.M.. a package of bandaids. and a baby elephant. To M.M., the guy of her dreams. To Swede, one more wild ride home. I, Darlene Auclair, will to Kris Klang. the best of times in the Air Force. I, Lisa Walsh, will to Mrs. Baker, Carol ' s thunder thighs, Sue ' s coordination to dance, and my Swiss rolls. I, Bob, will to a very special girl who ' s made my life very important and happy, I ' ll forever hold her memories close to my heart. Javelin and Black Jelly beans forever, Eeeeel To Leslie, my weight set and a 4. All my friends the good times we ' ve had. Best of Luck. I, Robin Hathaway, will to Donna Hall all those good times we had and the ones to come. Thanks for being a friend. And thanks to Diane, Lisa. Kim. and all my friends for being there when I needed them. I, Jill Hogarth, will to Kathy Laidlaw a a night up at Wentworthi to Karen Ellis, a dollar bill and a mirron and to Lou Miller a party next year. We Pam. Karen. Kathy. Jill and Diane will to the Holiday Inn a bathtub filled with bottles. I, Lori Marquis, will to Rick Hicks, all my love and friendship and all our precious memories we have shared together. To Lynda Machado, a brand new Mustang and a year ' s supply of rides home from work. Never forget all the good times we have shared. I, Tom Kenyon, will to Peabrain it I all the Love Boat episodes that we didn ' t miss. To Sleepy all the coffee to keep you awake on those Saturday nights. To dizzy Dickenson a pass to Spanish class. To Peabrain 2 the hot seat of the car. To Mr. Walinski a class without rubberheads. To Mr. Watterson and the rest of the tennis team, all the good luck in the future. I, Holly, will to Maryliza forever pinkyholding Allelulia. and of course a whale. To Buzzface many smiles, cries, and near fatal accidents. You know what I mean Jellybean? To Zavan eyeball-losing contest. To Beth a party that you will find out about Friday morning instead of Monday morning. To Jan (alias Mrs. W) a grand piano full of bagels and the old enough age to be able to call you Jan again. And to all of the above (and GL, JP. JL. DS. WG, DT. EB, BH. KE) I will love, health and eternal happiness (and the summer of 8311) I, Donna, will to Karen all the fun times we had at your house. To my sister Michelle the next two years in band. To my brother all the luck on the football team. I, Ninette, will to the volleyball and Softball team all the fun times we had through the season. The long wild bus rides with the music cranked, and the best of luck next year. To the Junior Powderpuff team: a rule book, and an extra pair of crutches for Chris. I, Kelly Ramos, will to Glenn Breese to forever be around to bug you. I will be forever yours. I, Colleen Smith, leave Mr. Walinskis famous words Hark Hark Alock . To Debby Hoty a dozen pair of crutches in case of another accident. To Billy, my seat in homeroom and my old lockers. I, Nancy will to Mrs. Wightman, an eternal remembrance of the four years shared, with all their laughs, tears and helping hands. I ' ll keep on reaching for the sun. To Jill a Christmas tree each and every year and my friendship always. To Marc a mink coat to wipe champagne bottles. To Mike my Bob Seger t shirts. I, Manny Pavro. will to Edwin Augator. my soccer cleats use them in good health. I, Tien-Huei Tung will to Curtis Wilbur, an ultra-slim pocket calculator, so that he won ' t have to carry his huge calculator on his belt anymore. I, Bear, will to Crash and Goldie. all the advise I have dished out in the past year, all of my funky tapes and records so that they can boogie all night long. Also to Joanne Lareau I will the Junior ' s CRASH shirt. I, Brian, will to Michelle, all my love forever. I, Maria Da Costa, will to Maria Raposa my books, my locker, my gym stuff and all my teachers for her to enjoy in the future year. I. Luis Faria will to Mike Gallant, his favorite friend on the soccer field, a bag of chewing tobacco. I, Brenda S, will to Mr. Beauvais, one chemistry lab with no imperfections especially Judy G. and I. that tried so hard to blow up the place, (And we almost didl). Also. I will all those boring labs, and especially boring lectures to future Beau-Beau studentsl I, Carol, will to Chrissy, park duty one day a week, as long as you feed the bear McDonald ' s shakes and french fries! I. K.P. will the Class of 84 a full vocab book, a dirty gym locker, 180 days with Bill Dentch and his vectors, and some St. P.G. Ohl and to Chris Fitz I will a Les Paul and a REAL beard. I. Chris Carlson, will to Pete Doyle, the goat he ' ll never have. Da vies in College and the usual, also H.G. I, M.M. will to M.M., a package of MSM ' s (The plain ones, I get the peanuts) I, Cheryl A. Moniz, will to Shannon Sumner. I leave all my friendship and honesty to someone who deserves the best out of life. Never forget all those wild weekends. I, Doug Meunier will to Tylenol, a safety proof container and to Ruth the rest of my life. I, Lex, will to Lisa, enough time to get to homeroom next year. To Scott, 90: for lunch, all the drawing leads he could want and the switch plate award that I never got. To Rich, a girlfriend for next year. To the Class of 84. the fact that you ' ll never top the Class of I983IIIIUIII 214 , Alex Freitas will to Mrs. Sollitto, the boots of Napoleon Bonaparte, a piece of the hair of Queen Elizabeth and the panty hose of Cleopatra. I, Sue will to K the close friendship we used to havei Gumbie a clean rug after those Saturday night parties; to Lisa the sweetest SB ' S and the memories of Harry ' s plus 6, CJC many happy times with TAL, KC, ED, CC. LM, SB many more trips to Archie ' S) to Mike a picture together) to L.H. a definite June IS. I, Trilby will all my love to my Jerrold. To Kris and Paula the bronze and silver medals for the loudest burps and the gold to myself of course. To my best friend Jenn, a cruise. Hey guys don ' t forget the bathroom hits! I, Judy Gingras will to Nancy Farris the backseat of AG ' s car with T. T. at that wild North party and to Dianne Martel the poster of the North football team that fell off the wall in PCs room. I, Elizabeth Gibbs will to Martha Mason, my name (Liz Gibbs). To Jackie Adams I leave a bag of balloons. To Tina Gallivan I leave a rear fender for those backward moments. To Natalie Gibbs my swimming skills. . T.L. will to C.C., all the doors in the school that were never opened for you before, a 15 minute walk through Swansea Mall, the pink mints on your living room floor, a Sylvester Stallone impersonation and many more treasured memories. I, Lori Laferriere, will to Paula: A trash bag. a 6:00 sitting, an Italian, a duck and a 16 friend forever. To Debt a thank you for all the good times that we ' ve had over the years. I, coach will to Sid one heck of a time on the 23rd of June 1984 and a nice phone call on the 21st at 7:00 p.m. I will to Peabrain , remember these things: Any day but Tuesday, rabbit pellets, the saying I ' m tired and our birthday dinner which never was. I, Paula Lambert, will to the Broken Candy Bar Committee, all the broken candy bars in the world especially to Gary Lamond. To Jill an everlasting frienship. To Nancy all the great times we ' ve had. To 7 a GORGEOUS BODY. To Kris, all the gorgeous guys at URL To Cindy (SWEAT) a big Thank you for everything you ' ve done. I, Sheila Lee will to my best friend Dawn Car tier the best of Luck with Dom. Thanks for being such a good friend. To Tammy all the laughs in accounting. I, Sandy Allen, will to the Senior Class, all the days since Freshmen year that we ' ve been in school (Freedom at last) I, Cheryl will to Allison, a never ending supply of T.P.. all the money I owe her and her own private Algebra book. I, Beth, will to Wendy, the greatest times we ' ve had and tons more to come: BUZZFACEl To Karen: a reputation (HA HA) and many more wild nights : A-T-T-L-E-B-O-R-OI To MTS, a million thank you ' s and many more beach trips. To Zav, our friendship - may it endure forever. To Holspeci, special memories for a special person. To Dan a dozen roses and a Rush ticket. To the greatest Senior Class - Good Luck I I, Danyel Keating, will to Cathy Gorman a pair of stilts. To my beloved sister, my purple pointy shoes. To Cathy Savoy, my How to be Loud book. I, Peter Hamel, will to Leslie Bodge, all the Volkswagon experiences anyone could ever want. To Lainey, all the happiness with Dan and also an everlasting friendship from me. To Nancy, a box of pens - providing that someday I buy my own. To Mary, Marcia, Karen, and Chris, a fantastic year. To Margaret Stanhope, a calculator for Physics for the one I never had. I, Sue Dubuc, will to Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Dentch all the giggles and talking that Kris and I always did. Mrs. Dentch, you can have all my recipes. Mrs. Brooks, I leave you all my rotten spelling tests. I. Sharon, will to Melissa, Sue, Kary. Lisa, and Chris all the times we partied together. I, Heather Spinney, will to Colleen Belanger all my hospital bills and crutches, which I received during one of our culinary banquets. I, Paula, will to Chrissy and Julie, my locker in music (you use it anyways) good luck next year. To Bob, the wedding ring you never gave me. To Rick, a waterbed that won ' t pop. To Dana, Deb, Jim, John, Bob, etc. another year in homeroomi To Julie and Dan, a trip to Rocky Horror. Good luck everyone. I, Karen Perry, will to Jennifer Wiswall, all of the good times we ' ve had together and hope that she finds happiness in life - for she ' s a CUTIE-PIE. To Mr. Genest my recipe for chocolate chip cookies that he loves. To Mrs. Soucy, a gold - punk - headband. To my avis all my love. I, Cathy, will to Kell, thanks for all the good times we have had at the track and all the wild nights we ' ve had. To Lynda, thanks for making me feel like Mario Andrette at Chapter 90. To Kell, Glenn. Lynda, Carl, good luck in the future. I, Gumby 1, will to Gumby 2, a bubble bath over Ernie ' s, many wild adventures, Halloween of 1981, four wild parties at my house, a night at Archie ' s, some tears, but mostly uncontrollable laughter, may you find your perfect man . To Sue J., I will one brick wall and my bedroom. To Sibylle-one surprise birthday party. To Ed, a date to LaSallette fair and the saying Hey Bud, Let ' s Partyl To my sister Laura I will Rick Beach, and to Ricky-Don ' t worry this round is on me. I, Elisa, will to Ernest, my adopted brother, one fantastic prom night and a thousand great memories. Dave: one sick Pac Man joke (wokam woka, woka). To Dave, I will all those rides home after work, that special night over Missy ' s, and all of our late night phone calls, and especially our plans for the future-may that someday come true. I, Jill, will to Joe, the orange blanket, Cindy ' s couch, and 224B. To Cindy— her sanity. To Deb and Dave, a POO-POO Platter every six months and a long relationship. To Bob P., a pair of Mrs. Thai ' s glasses. To Marc, a fire extinguisher, the dinner we never had, and a big Thank- You for making this year a special one. I. T Gallivan. will to Diane, her very own truck and elephant. Carlene the best looking and nicest guy in the world. To Al and Jackie, the yummiest breakfast every first of the month. To the swim team amnesia to the game Truth or Dare and to Ron the neatest notebook ever made. Lastly, to J.J. may she one day learn my middle name. I. Pam. will to Mr. Squirrel many more happy times. If you ever want to go jogging-5 miles- give me a calll Love Pam. I. Joe will to Cindy the Purple Bomb, Bibulous Bob Bubba, Yellow Crayon Head, Cathy and Bill, Caramel Apple Head, every weirdo in France, a no-no washer and the Judea- Christian man. To Jill 224B. Laverne and Shirley, and The Wheels of Tragedy. 215 i , Diane Martel, will to Sweet Lips Farris a big thank-you for the 8 years we ' ve shared together. Also a 1:03. To Judy a big red poster in Ozzy ' s Room. To Pam an everlastin supply of white snow. To Kathy your own Tophat and Cane and many more laughs. I. Linda M. will to Debbie O.. a white hair net for Sunnybrook hitslll To Kris K. some J.D. that I owe her and a pizza charge card. To Darl A. a lifesize dummy of NESE. To Manny R. a thanks for being the best thing in my life. I will to Peabrain 2 all the A.T.D.O.T.S., our secret shelf, and these famous words, I ' m tired and a life time of continued friendship. To Dizzy Digger, a mysterious bottle swingset. T.A.C.K., all the one way streets in Providence. To Lynda 3 Sue another birthday hit to Braintree. To my cousin Bobby-best of luck during your next three years at AHS and to that special person in my life, our future together and all my love. Carolyn C. I, De Al, will to Boogie and Dave, a good time at the LaSallette Fair. Also I will to Dan and Mike a free rubber duckie and a free mumgleweed song, and to Jeff my biggest and fattest chickenllll I, Paula, will to Lori (the big G), the best weekend at U. Lowell, the best issue of G.Q. S P.G., and a pound of Vermont Cheddar. To Debbie a school that starts at 1100. To Michael a cup of strong black coffee on a rough Saturday night. To Bob a girlfriend. Lastly to Nancy. I will all those fun times we had doubling. I. Alison, will to Cheryl, all the untold Kitty jokes and an endless supply of real butter, and to Meredith all the advice she wants and summers at the Cape to keep me in line. I. Andrew W. McKinley. will to Sweets (Yes, dear) Say goodnight to D.J. and E.S. or J.A. for me. I ' ll be home late. Wait up. (I ' ll put out the cat). I. Darlene. will to Kim Mac, all of my old book reports and notebooks , also would give you Alphonse but he ' s not your type. Hey T. . Thanks for all the great times and laughs we had. The wild double date we had with you know who and of course THE trip to Vermont. Friendship is a special kind of love and I hope its everlasting even though the miles between us will be great. J.J. I, Laurie, will to Aimie, all the gorgeous guys she would like to get her hands on during her next 2 years at AHS. To Coleen, I hope that we will never lose our tie of friendship, and to the class of 83 thanks for making this the best four years of my life. I. Kathy Laidlaw. will to Jill Hogarth all the future partying times as good as in the past, and a lasting friendship. Tom (cutie) future memories as great as the ones from the past 2 years. Kevin-a coffee from the red truck every morning. To every one in room 38 prom night, I will a mirror as big as the one hanging on the H.I. wall. I. Karin, will to Wendy and Erika my ' 71 Datsun. with its wooden bumper, to crash in on me at college and eat the biggest Papa Ginos pizza we can. I, Lisa, will to Gerilyn all of the whales in which she can find through the paths of life. I. Ruby Gavilanez, will to my colorguard members my precious uniform, and the good times we shared, freezing at the football games and competitions. Good Luck next year. I, A. Hill, will to the 1983 field hockey team ■the statesi To Sue Haron a clean notebook, Mark, and a great time next year on your tour. To Jen, Kim, and Lisa great times next year. And finally, last but not least, I leave to Larry (Herman) the Burger and all the great times we ' ve had together. (Remember the number 13 and a broken record?) I. Diane Hebert, will to Grace and Alice all my stuffed animals. To Lisa-pizza my cat poster. To Ron my pens and pencils. I, Mark Cannella, will to Tim Rioux a pair of socks and a deoderizer for the back of your car. To your mother, a pot of homemade soup and a new garage for your father. I, Lori Rapoza, will to Rick Walsh the name gooba on the tuba for the person who really deserves the name. It fits you well goobal I. Carlene Frechette, will to Mr. Otrondo all my M6M candies. I. Eileen B.. will to Barbara C. a date with Billy Squire. To Paula V. all the school lunches with catsup she can handle. To Mark H. one night to jam with Iron Maiden and finally, I will a life of good health and happiness to all the excellent people I got to know at A.H.S. I, Sue Haron. will to F.B. the best times ever. To E.B. I ' ll fulfill the biggest promise made. To Amy I will more of the fun times we used to have. Good luck with Larry. To Mark I will many more great times, and a future together. I, Karen Chace, will to my friends of A.H.S. all the good times we ' ve had, well this is it. we ' re finally gonna get out of here. I, Nancy Farris. will to all the graduating class all the luck and happiness possible. To Paula - all those great times and also the ones we can laugh at. To Diane a great friendship that will always last. To Judy - alot of laughs and more to come. To Deb. Jean. Debbie, and Tril - all the laughs and talks we ' ve had and also a great wedding. To Tom - the good times and a new car. To Erin - two more great years at A.H.S. To Mike - Good luck always. And also to my other close friends those endless good times. Good Luck I I, Martha, will to Meredith, and Marcia my name. To Bob another pumpkin patch. To Lainey. an early invitation to my wedding. To my English class lunch table, a bigger table with more seats and the Best of Luckl Keep in touch! I, Debbie, will to Leia Kieffer all the happiness in the world, also a diploma (just in case). I, President of the Band, will to the Band Mr. Barnes and Mr. Car on forever. I. Brian Marginson, will to Samantha Swift all my love and sympathy while I am away in the service. I also leave my fidelity to you while you ' re still in school. I. DAM, will to Buffy and Poe, the insight that the best is yetllt Buff . . . chocolate chip fish- is this a dream ? Poe ... a suffering ba rd? Yeah sure. Time does stand stilL DJ-CR- merci tellement pour toutes les choses, Je t ' aimel I. Perry, will to Karen, the superlative she should have gotten. To Wendy, a full course meal during English. To Jill, a roommate in college who you will have as much fun with as we had with our locker. To Debb, a full week of school I. Salete. will to Colleen, stay away from bright colors for your car, due to the red one that got mutilated. 216 , Sue Vance, will to Goofy, one more fun-filled year with Sally and the gang. Keep pumping those donuts. Good luck next year, love Goobs I, Al B., will to my most special and closest friends, especially to Tom, all the best of luck in the future. I wish you all great happiness and good fortune throughout your lives. The best of times which we shared will forever be remembered. Thanks for being there when I needed you the most. Your friendships will always be greatly cherished within my mind and heart. I, Mark Butera, will to Chris Mullane: my warm seat at the lines, my used tropical fruits, and a gigantic bodyguard. I, Diana, will to Lori all the boxes of Kleenex, one black skirt, all the happiest memories and love, Ricky, and memographed pictures. To Renee: to you all my different lockers and rides to school, good luck as a senior. To L ynda. a new car, Elisa luck with Tim and to Kathy to someday be a reporter. Lastly to Don all my love and my future years that we will be happy forever. I, Darlene, will to Rich S Ronny M., a big batch of fish and chips with cole slaw, and a big box of fig newtons for dessert. I, Colleen Belanger, will to the Culinary Class of 1985, my silk P.J. ' s. To my brother Todd, a string for him to put around his finger. I. Lainey. will to Mr. OConnell, many thanks for being a good teacher, a great coach, and one of my best friends. Take care. To all my Junior buddies, Pam, Sue P., Katie, Deb, Hannah, etc. — thanks for a great season. Good luck next year. To Savage, always remember good times as well as the bad — The Wild Woman. To Dave I ' m still waiting for the wild party you promised. Keep close. To Peter, a ride home in my father ' s Mustang. To Jon. a pair of Pat Bonatar tickets. Love you all, Lainey. I, Jeff Anderson, will to Darlene Auclair, all my concert ticket stubs. I, Brenda, will to Chuck those last two nights we shared before you left for school, and all my love. I, Lynda, will to Lori the great memories we ' ve shared, all your lunches I ate and all the Big D hits you can handle. I, Wendy, will to EWB endless bugs in fourth period, memories from first to twelth, one Bliss special, coffee light no nuts, to go and smudgeless blue. To Holface some jellybean whip cream of her very own. To Mary an original nickname and 100 pumpkins. To Tra — Twenty 6 t Reese for lOc at Thayer. To Karen an an answer to every question in English class. To Zav constant service from D. Anthony ' s. To P.B. a cheap trick seven 400s and a P.B. movie ticket. To winter track girls a porno B-day surprise. To all beach buddies of 82- The summer of 83. I, Kris, will to Dave all the good times we had during high schooi I will you all the happiness and luck in whatever you decide to do in the future. I, Karen E., will to Louise. Pam. and Malush a great senior year. To Jill many more great times at Wentworth. To Sue, Paula, Pam and Julie an everlasting friendship. You guys better come and visit me in Boston next year! I, Glenn, will to Kelly all the great times we ' ve had and the future times we will have together. And of course all the respect and devotion you deserve. I will to Kim and Gary a map of Providence. To Wesa a new car. To Dave, who?, a dozen stomates and a box of chocolates. To Jill height. To Tina and Tracey a new dog. To Falcon a littler dogi Bob Estrella. I, Dawn Cartier, will to Mrs. Larocque all my thanks for the help in English and for the rides home. I, BB, will to DAM all the memories, a blonde bushy tail, and exclusive rights to the movie (if we can fit every chapter in) See ya in Newport (or Boston?) Bachailialll I, Ed Bullock, To Chris Mullane my set of extra long fingernails. To Al Forbes my extra fast running sneakers, so the next time we are in Maine, he will be able to run a lot faster. I. Lee Slater, will to Steve and Lauren the memories of the gold beast. To Patty my typing eraser and a double date with her. Tom. Joyce and me. I. Nancy Smith, will to Jill Townsend a new pair of legs. To Lainey Siddall the conclusion of As The Stomach Turns. To Corey and Debbie the ability to hack track, to the class of 83 all the Luck in the world. To Nine a pair of blue socks. I. Carol, will to Al. Dawn, Denise. Amy all the fun times during studies and outside of school activities. To Brenda B. I will my pocket dictionary, ruler, and Wendy ' s pen. To Diane H. All the happiness in the future. To Mrs. Soucy I will every note and termpaper I ever did in Junior year. I- - - -will to Kathy Laidlaw, all those good times and laughs, you were a great friend and always will be. Keep in touch always. Luv ya. I, Kris, will to Darlene, Linda, and Debbie: As many good times in the future as we ' ve had in the past. I. Jim Elliott, will to Daune Adams the greatest friendship I ever had and all the good times we had at parties and with wild memories. I. Deborah L. Grenier. will to Lisa. Leslie, and Andy, a pair of brass skeet . To the Phase 5 English class a Grenier ' s Guide to Spelling. To Lisa and Leslie a giant Sploosh ! To Bob S. an ERA Now button. To Hope and Idealism, a wish for sucess. To the Drama Class I leave my whip and my voice. I, Heather, will to Mike all the happiness he can find. Thanks for everything. I, Patty, will to Lee and Brenda a return supply of typing erasers,. To Joyce the no mind a new brain, and a thank you for all the great times we ' ve had. To Al. lots of Luck in the future, and to Tom a great senior year. I 217 SMILE For the Class of 1983 Highland Professional BIdg. 288 Highland Ave. So. 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Ma 02703 Good Luck To The Class Of 83 FINE FUKNITURE SINCE 1898 ATBERTON ' S • CUSTOM DRAPERIES • REUPHOLSTERING • CARPETS UaUSiVE PENNSTLyANU HOiUf 6AUUr 4 DECORATOfi CQNSUIIANTS MON TUtS THUIS $AT B  TO 5 30 WED Ftl 8 30-9 Vtherton FURNITURE CO. Coll 222-0520 nU PAMCMG AT RR AV. 32 Sm tWi SI.. tmOOIO. MASS. BURST RANGE VALVE Robert R. Bears Good Luck Class Of 83 232 SWANSON CONSTRUCTION CO 5 Maynard St. Attleboro. Ma 222-1575 RO-JACK ' S FOOD STORES, ENG. • Quality Fruits and Vegetables • • Complete Deli and Grocery Departments • 695-9809 - 540 Kelly Blvd. No. Attleboro, Mass. 761-8711 738 Washington St. So. Attleboro, Mass. ANDY NIMIROSKI 272 County Street. P, O. Box 365 Attleboro, MA 02703 Phone: 222-4998 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide is on your stOe Shop At Home Floor Covering WALL TO WALL CARPETS fREE NO WAX ESTIMATES VINYL FLOORS CALL 222-4836 Mark S. Qillis Glines Rhodes, inc ESTABLISHED 1915 ATTLEBORO. MASS. (617) 226-2000 RALPH E. CROWELL Executive Vice President i oljExt 1 c oai£ of oxma[± Rt. 123 3 Rt. lA South Attleboro 272 COUNTY ST. ATTLEBORO, MA. 02703 PHONE: 222-4998 PROPRIETORS: CHERYL NIMIROSKI ANDY NIMIROSKI Dennis Coursen 399-8060 233 famous for suits MEN ' S STORE DOWNTOWN ATTLEBORO VOLTERRA. GOLDBERG MANGIARATTI LAW COUNSELLORS. INC. CRAIG MARX GROUCHO ' S RECORDS 1 4.3 No Wasmimgton St Bus 6 1 7 695-29 1 e North Atti_eborough , MA Home 6 1 7-699-4e94. S8 Union Street Attleboro. Ma. 02703 Congratulations To The Class Of 1983 DYER-MARTIN DRIVING SCHOOL 245 South Main Street PATRONS Colestone Pancake Resturant Bert i Gerda Buchley Sheldon Alter, M.D. Joyce McAllister i Bill Rider Of JOBS FOR BA Y STA TE GRADUATES at A.H.S. ext. 126. 128 BOOSTERS Mr. S Mrs. Ashbacher Tim Rioux Mr. Ferry Mr. Vaguener Ms. Louise Fitzgerald Lori Marquis 3 Diane Daneau Mrs. Mary Larocque Lisa, Trisha, Jamie J.N. Nerney S R.C Aides Mr. Durkin M. Chamberlin 5 Reading Staff Sue Murphy Mr. Saunders Mrs. Bradbury Mr. i Mrs. Billingkoff P.T. Mrs. Carol Martin Mr. Frederick Terri Carreiro Kimberly Dudson Mr. 6 Mi s. Bonneville Mrs. Collette Martha Gagnon Mrs. Frankel Mr. 5 Mrs. Cuoco Mr. Jutras Patty Brady Jackie J. Adams Laura Nedder Mrs. Margaret DelPapa Rich Chicoine Lisa Macintosh Mr. Beauvais Mr. Dentch Ralph Blackader Mr. Frank Scaturro Brender Stokler Mr. S Mrs. Frances E. Antosca Mr. Roger Rouselle Mrs. St. Pierre Mark Cannella G.S. Cronan ' g Colonial Craiiel 7t County St. Atfleboro, MA 02703 226 2200 For All Your Travel Needs Coughlin ' s Shoes 8 South Main St. Attleboro, Ma. 02703 The Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1983 235 Compliments of ATTLEBORO WOODWORKS Quality Wood Product South Attleboro 1476 West Street 617-761-506S Class Of 1983 After months of planning and constructing, the 1983 Tattletale is finally finished. The constant effort of the entire staff brought about a yearbook which has been well thought out. By working together we combined our ideas and talents to develop a specific style to this year ' s book. We are all very grateful to our reliable Advisor. Mr. Donald Frederick. He was always ahead of us. correcting our errors and encouraging our ideas. When there was a deadline approaching, he was constantly guiding us in the right direction. Much appreciation is also given to Mr. Daniel Smith, our representative from Jos ten ' s American Yearbook company. Dan ' s counseling and ideas inspired all of us to work towards an original yearbook. Another person who deserves many thanks is our photographer, Mr. Gary Melino. Due to his experience and imagination. Gary provided us with various photos and support to enhance our creativity. The cover to this year ' s Tattletale was designed by Lynn Schneider.who deserves much credit along with Kris ten Dickenson, for her poem which inspired the book. In closing, our high school years hold many memories for us. It is up to all of us - The Class of 1983- to make a rewarding life for ourselves in our future and to become a contributing member to our society. Lisa, Ron, and Carolyn
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