Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1984 volume:

Attleboro High School Rathbun- Willard Drive Attleboro, Massachusetts 1984 Tattletale KEY FACULTY SENIORS SOCIAL ACTIVITIES SPORTS SPONSORS 14 50 126 138 168 200 1 When The Roads Come Together Not everyone was born the same. We don ' t know why That ' s the way we came. And every heart Beats a little differently. Each soul is free To find its way Like a river that winds its way to the sea. There are many roads to go And they go by many names. They don ' t all go the same way, But we ' ll get there just the same. And I have a feeling That we ' ll meet someday When the roads come together . . . . . . Along the way. As a result of our four years at Attleboro High School, the Class of 1984 was brought together to form a whole. It was during these times that we formed bonds with friends, teachers, and each other that will never be forgotten. It was also a time when we became aware of our abilities and uniqueness which set us apart from everyone else. As the end of our high school years quickly approaches, we will be forced to utilize the talents that we learned and developed in order to get on in life. There are many directions to go from here. Some may choose to continue their studies in college, some may serve our country, and yet some of us may decid e to go right into a job. Whatever the case, the Class of 1984 will disperse. This, however, is not quite the end. Even though we may be alone, we will not be forced to plunge right into life. As members of the Class of 1984, we share a common experience which we will be able to bring into the world with us, no matter where our roads lead. everyone was t know And every heart Beats a little differently. Each soul is free To find its way Like a river that winds its There are many roads to go And they go by many names. They don ' t all go the same way, But we ' ll get there just the And I have a feeling That we ' ll meet someday When the roads come together . . . Along the way. We The Class of 1984 are proud to recognize one of the finest persons and advisors AHS has ever provided-Mrs. Bonneville. You should be commended for the job you ' ve done, and that is why we would like to dedicate our 1984 Tattletale yearbook to you. Consider this dedication from both our class and other classes you ' ve helped in the past. We would like to thank you for your unending support of our class, especially when things seemed really bad, for it was you who always said Don ' t worry - things will work out and by gum - they did! Your advise, thoughts and optimistic ideas were always forthcoming and the class of 1984 is all the better for it. We have been one of the most spirited classes to have passed through the doors of AHS and your enthusiasm has kept that spirit a lasting one! You could never be thanked enough for all you ' ve done - but we ' d like to THANK-YOU Mrs. Bonneville both as an advisor and a dear friend. Central Administration Helen McEI.ee-Assistant Supenntenden, of Mr Robert J. Siminski-Oirector of Funds .ndFacli- Mr.TedThibodeau-l?irector Scfiocis Row l-Hope Clark. Lee Flaherty. Jean agnon. Elizabeth Grace. Kathleen 2-Kathleen Hull. Luclle Baumgartel. Hodges (Left to Right) Row. Claire Gosselin. Shirley Lucke HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION ' 4 Dear Seniors: Yes, it ' s already yearbook dedication and distribution time. Your remaining days at Attleboro High are rapidly coming to a close. In a short time you will become members of a community looking back on the years that you spent in high school. When you do, the photos, facts and memories in this book will be your stepping stones to a happy reminiscence. May your memories of A.H.S. be pleasant ones and may your future, with the skills and knowledge acquired at school, be filled with happiness and success. Most sincerely, Robert H. Bray Principal Mrs. Christina St. Pierre Mrs. Grace Stott HI. Mrs. Leona Pedro HOUSEMASTERS Mr. Francis Antosca, Housemaster-House III Mr. Ronald Struminski, Housemaster-House II Mr. Roger Rousselle, Housemaster-House I OCCUPATIONAL ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Jane Ann Brady-Vocational Special Needs Mr. George Briggs-Cooperative Education and Mr. Edward Stanton-Occupational Department Coordinator Work Study Coordinator Head The art department at Attleboro High School is located in a beautiful Visual Arts Center just off the Student Entry area. There are several art studies, each focusing upon a studio, a fabric art area, and an arena- styled studio where drawing and painting are emphasized. There is also a special studio for the Advanced Placement Studio Art students who are involved in intensive creative art studies comparable to those of a first -year college art student. The visual arts program is designed for the student who enjoys working with art materials, who enjoys studying things through eyes and hands as well as through reading or calculating, and who wishes to explore personal and original ways of expressing ideas and feelings about things thought painting, designing, constructing, or shaping in clay or fabric. An attitude of openness to original ideas and a willingness to try different ways of presenting a thought or an observation are the most important talents of Attleboro art students. All students have the opportunity of exhibiting their art accomplishments in the annual Arts Night show and some students exhibit their work in special, regional exhibitions such as the Massachusetts Scholastic Art Awards. Advanced students often apply to prestigious art schools and colleges. Many earn art scholarships because college art faculties find that Attleboro High School art students show art work of exceptional quality and diversity. Mr. Donald Brigham - Director of Visual Arts Anne Br eland Joseph Mitnik AUTOMOTIVE This three year course deals with the diagnosis, testing and repairing of automobiles. The course stresses safety, use of hand and power tools, engine construction and fundamentals, electrical and drive line fundamentals. The construction and servicing of clutches, transmissions, and brake systems. This is followed by the use of advanced diagnostic testing equipment and specification of required servicing techniques. (Sitting) Mike LeBlanc (Left to Right) Row l-Derrick Wing, Tony Diaz, Chris Fyfe, Joe Mclear, Dave Dragun, Mike Paquette, Kyle Kane (Left to Right) Row 2-Mr. George Doyle, Lionel Choinere, Al Charron, Scott Barlick, Phil Gaertner, Al Nixon BUSINESS The Business Education Department provides A.H.S. students with both occupational training and general economic education. Three business career paths may be followed by students enrolling in the Business Education Department: secretarial, general clerical, and accounting bookkeeping. General economic education for all students is offered in General Business Training for freshman and Business Organization S Management for juniors and seniors. The addition of our own computer room for accounting and word processing provides A.H.S. students with the latest in office training. In addition the Department Store is managed by the business students. Terry Ashbacher (Department Deborah Briggs Head) Fred Sharkey Maxine Siezega Cecilia Tobiasz Lawrence Walinski CARPENTRY This is a three year course in the construction of concrete forms and building construction including interior and exterior finish work, such as doors, windows, closets, stairs, cabinets, etc. Utility building, garages and eventually houses will be built by the advanced students. Another part of the course is the millwork which includes furniture making, doors, windows, cabinets, chests, drawers, general mill and wood finishing. The use of power and hand tools in a continual process in all phases of the school shop program. (Left to Right) Row i-Joseph Sciarpelletti, Dale Urbank, Joseph Furtado, Gerald Valade, Brian Kell (Left to Right) Row 2-Mr. Touzin, Jeffrey Reed, Mark Courchesne, William Frigon, Lawrence Southwick, Joseph Elderkin, Michael Lacasse, Michael Gum, Charles Hail COMMERCIAL DESIGN The Commercial Design course of study is based on a three year curriculum of basic, intermediate and advanced art. This course of study is available to any student with art ability who has signified a desire to work in the field of commerical art. Art work will include the use of: color, pen and ink. charcoal, pastels, tempra, acrylics and pencil drawing, perspective design, layout, air brush, silk screen, graphic techniques, and the proper use of art equipment. A close relationship between museums and industries will be developed to show correlation of a art and practical application. Two portfolios will be compiled and created by the students: one scholastic portfolio for those who plan to further their education after high school, and industrial portfolio for students completing their formal education at the end of high school and will be entering the commerical art field. (left to right) Row l-Judy Dunlop. Katie Giglio, Renee Desrosiers. Jenny Swenson. Lauren Galvin. Row 2-Heidi Young. John Arenburg. Mark Walters. Lee Brastow. Jim Chandler, Matt Hills. Row 3- Brian King. Danny McGovern. Mike Petit, Keith Belanger. Todd Walters. Bill Reed. Rick Deforest. James Burbank Philip McCabe June McKenna This is a three year course in quantity food preparation and is based on developing and preparing meals such as breakfast, luncheon, dinner, banquet, etc. The department is organized by stations such as vegetables, meats, cold meats, roasting and broiling, sauces and soups, frying, bread and pastry baking. Students rotate to the various stations during the year and in increasing depth of construction each year so that all phases of kitchen operations are experienced. A small restaurant type room is also part of this department. Jean Joyal (Most Likely to Succeed) (Left to Right) Row l-Joyce Jordan, Shelley Goodchild, Margaret Harvey (Left to Right) Row 2-Barbara Carlson. William Menoche (Left to Right) Row 2-Barbara Carlson, William Menoche (left to Right) Row 3-Jeff Goulet, Jean Joyal, Gary Franklin, David Machowski, Steve Ebert William Carter Ramond Gagon John Gayton ELECTRICITY This is a three year course of training in the electrician trade. Both residential and industrial wiring, signal circuits, motors and controls and transformer connections are studied in depth in the school shop using modern instructional equipment in the investigation, measurement and recording of experiments process. The development of manual skills for the mechanical operations involved in the installation of the several wiring methods in building wiring and practical information on actual trade practices in building wiring is the first phase of this course. Signal systems installations, service, metering and distribution systems according to trade and local requirements, dynamo testing, repair and maintenance, motors, motor controls and transformer connections are then studied in sequence to complete the course. (Left to Right) Row l-Scott Car tier, Charles Hornbuckle, Mr. Walter Hart, Dave Barboza. Steve Ryder, Keith Boivin (Left to Right) Row 2-Tim Moran, Mark Donovan, Paul Smietana, Ron Blanchard, Michael Beauregard, Kevin Cooper Walter Rosher (Left to Right) Row I - Tom Hayes, Alayne Romikaitis, Tom Spinelli, Kenneth St. Don (Left to Right) Row 2-Richard Desmarais, Steve Harvey Joe Lameiros, Peter Cronin, Ronald Proulx, Bob Lumb The occupational Electronics Course offers, in a three year program, progression through a series of learning experiences necessary for entry level employment in the electronics field as a technician. An electronic technician applies electronics theory and testing procedures to layout, build, test, troubleshoot, repair and modify electronic equipment of many kinds. Students use electronic learning kits to construct circuits and write laboratory reports. Chassis are fabricated from sheet metal Printed wiring boards are produced by photographic and chemical etch methods. Each student will construct and test several basic electronic units. This program also introduces students to the testing and repair of microprocessors and microcomputers. Repair of electronic equipment within the school system provides necessary work experience. The course aims at a balance of theory and practical hands-on experience. Joe Lameiras (Most Likely to Succeed) Gerald Dias Edward Stanton Lawrence Sullivan ENGLISH The English Department at Attleboro High School offers twenty-five different courses, and it services over XXX) students. Every student in the high school takes English for each of his or her four years in the school. The department offers four different phases of English in order to provide for different learning abilities within each grade level, and honors courses are availalbe for students in the Sophomore. Junior and Senior years. In addition, the department offers a variety of electives in fields such as. Verbal Skills. Oral communication. Television Production. World Literature, and Drama Workshop. lona Bonneville Gail Breit 28 Virginia Brooks Janet Coop I The department of Foreign Languages at Attleboro High School offers a five-level sequence in French and Spanish, and two years of study in Latin and German. The program aims to develop all four skills of language learning: listening comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing in the modern languages. In Latin, the emphasis is based on translation, reading, writing and its relationship to the English language. Six well- qualified teachers staff the Department of Foreign languages which IS housed in contained classrooms on the first and second floors of A building. The program in foreign languages, which is elective, is designed for college preparatory students. The Department of Bilingual Studies at Attleboro High School offers a comprehensive program of bilingual education for students of limited English speaking ability. Fluency in English is the primary objective of the program with offerings in Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and Spanish. Marie Neveu 30 Elaine Paiva Peter Pereira (Bilingual) Edith Turner GRAPHIC ARTS The object of this three year course is to train students in the fundamentals of the various branches of the printing industry. Covering three full years and taught in a modern, up-to-date shop, the course includes all phases of the two major methods of printing: Letterpress and Offset Lithography and Phototypesetting. The method of instruction includes basic and advanced theory, taught in the classroom, as well as the production of actual jobs produced on the same equipment and under the same shop conditions as those found in the industry. Jobs produced run from the simple to the more complex, thus preparing the student for job placement in the printing field. (Left to Right) Row l-Peter Boudreau. Raymound Briggs. Robert Reed. Miguel Robles (Left to Right) Row 2-Karen Tucker, Barbara Henry, Christopher Fontaine, Laura Gracia, Jane Lacasse, Robin Whitman, Kristi Filkins GUIDANCE The goal of the guidance department is to help each student develop a positive self-image and maximize his her educational experiences at Aitleboro High School. Each student is assigned a counselor when he she enters the high school. To provide continuity and to strengthen the student counselor relationship, the student works with the same counselor throughout his her years at Attleboro High School. Guidance and counseling services are offered in a variety of settings, including small group meetings and individual conferences. Individual student counselor conferences include educational, personal, social and career counseling. During the first semester of the freshman year, counselors meet with their students once a week as part of the 9th grade guidance curriculum. Post high school planning begins formally during the junior year. The school selection process, the entrance examination schedule and the financial aid process are explained to students and their parents. Career exploration and planning continues throughout all four years. Students are introduced to the extensive collection of career materials in the Career Resource Center and conferences are arranged with members of Attleboro ' s business and industrial community. The guidance services of Attleboro High School do not terminate with a student ' s graduation. The guidance staff, the guidance libraries and the materials in the Career Resource Center are a continuing resource for graduates and members of the community as they consider their educational and career options. Barbara Churchill (Supervisor of q Billingkoff Guidance) Rudolphe Bruneau Allan Corkum Thomas Couco Robert DeRiso Thomas Gibney (Vocational Guidance) William Madden Pauline Tessier- Warren Frederick Zani HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics department offers courses in Child Development, Foods and Nutrition, and Clothing and Textiles. Child Development is designed to give students some understanding of how children develop physically, emotionally, and intellectually. Students learn about children from birth to six years old. Also included is a student planned and prepared nursery school. Foods and Nutrition students learn practical cooking skills. They also study nutrition and how they can improve upon their dietary habits. Budgeting the food dollar, consumer buying, food and fitness, and preparing nutritionally complete meals, is also studied. Clothing and Textiles will cover all the skills necessary for the construction of three garments chosen by the student and teacher. Emphasis is placed on today ' s patterns and textiles, on the care and operation of the sewing machine, construction techniques and understanding, and following an instruction sheet. (Left to Right) Row l-Leslie Sacco, Carol Pilling, Louise Miller, Dawn Knobel, Melissa Levesque, Cathy Savoy, Colleen Mellon, Coreen Healey (Left to Right) Row 2-Kathleen Chambers, Darcee Lewis, Suzanne McCluskey, Pennie Peterson, Maria Raposa, Lisa Cardarelli, Yvette Daniels, Heather Foley (Left to Right) Row 3-Tracey Maynard, Linda Henry, Sue Kile, Christine Thibault, Sandra Kile, Lori Gray, Pam Harris, Kristine Baker, Marlene Moore. Beth Price Most Likely to Succeed-Coreen Healey MACHINE DRAFTING This IS an intensive three year course in the drawing of machine parts, tools, dies and fixtures. The course begins with the introduction of the Graphic language of drawing and provides the student with a basic foundation from which to launch a Drafting Career. Although the emphasis is on the Industrially oriented Machine Drafting assignments, many other avenues are explored to enable the student to select any one of a number of options available in the field, either in advanced educational pursuits or various trade areas where Drafting skills and personnel are required. Skills are developed and a well rounded knowledge of the trade is provided to permit students to follow through from idea, to sketch, to layout, to complete drawings containing all information for fabrication and assembly of a wide variety of component parts. Front: Rodney Proulx Row A Jim Lemieux, Ken Brown. Debbie O ' Brien. Rich Tadlock. Steve Infante, Chris Hosford. Row 2- Tim Lincoln. Brian Quinlan. Bob Courchesne. Danilo Carcamo, Steve Struminski. Row i- Alan Drolet. Sandy Southworth, Daran Landry. Jeff Conroy, Keith Foster. Denise Boyle (Not Pictured) James Long MACHINE SHOP The objective of this course is to offer training in machine shop practice. Instruction in this field consists of training in the operation of basic machine tools such as lather, milling machine, grinders, numerical control and electrical discharge machines. In the related theory classroom the student is taught mathematics, science and blueprint reading which are necessary in the operation of conventional and highly technical toolroom machines of today. Upon completion of this course the student is equipped to enter industry as machine operator, apprentice machinist or he may enter into specialized areas such as experimental machinist and tool and die makers, programmers and numerical control machine operators. (Left to Right) Row l-John Bolarinho, Sean Henry, Steven Rocha, John Viveiros (Left to Right) Row-2 Tim Dunbar, John Guinn, Guy LeBoeuf, Wayne Pendleton, Manuel Sousa (Not Pictured)John Mack, Scott Santos, Kevin Reynolds, Daniel Bump Guy LeBoeuf (Most Likely to Succeed) f Robert Bertrand Daniel Duval Ronald Pond 35 MATHEMATICS The mathematics department offers a wide range of courses to meet the needs of all students. There are honors courses for each college preparatory subject with Advanced Placement Calculus offered to students who wish to enter college with advanced standing. Statistics and Computer Science are offered as electives. Two years of mathematics are required for graduation and for students who do not require college preparatory courses. The department offers courses from Alternative Math for the learning disabled to Shop Math for students who wish to be certified in certain occupational areas. The department has a math team which competes in three different leagues. Margaret Delpapa (department head) James Bosman Constance Corkum | Harold Hanewich Patricia Izzi Virginia Jolin Carol Martin Edwin Maselbas Francis O ' Connell Guy Occhino METAL FABRICATION The three years of curriculum experiences will allow students to proceed completely from designs to finished product utilizing facilities in pattern drafting, welding, etc. of metals. Craftsmanship and correct work habits will be stressed with skills being progressive. Welding will be emphasized with experiences in gas welding, electric welding, TIG (heliarc) welding, and MIC welding. Typical projects range from an outdoor barbecue to a utility trailer. The student will be provided with the knowledge for calculations of bend allowances and procedures related to the trade and will be assisted in the development of blueprint reading skills and the exploration of manufacturing processes to include lay-out of intersections and developments for sheet metal fabrication. The music program at Attleboro High School is varied and designed to suit the needs of all students with an interest in music. Classes in theory and guitar as well as choral and instrumental performing groups are available. Throughout the year, the activities of the performing groups are equally varied and extend widely into the community. The band, besides its committment to the football season, appears at numerous parades, and festival chorus and vocal ensemble present many concerts for civic organizations, as do the stage band and the orchestra. Each year, many talented students participate in the district and all-state festivals sponsored by the Mass. Music Educators Association. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education at Attleboro High School has two major areas of emphasis: Health Related Fitness and Survival Skills. Health Related Fitness consists of Cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength, flexibility, body composition, and life time activities. Survival Skills consists of CPR, survival swim, drug education, and basic first aid. The intent of the Physical Educa tion staff is to have all students develop a mastery of the Survival Skills, to have all students be able to assess their own health related fitness level, and be able to develop their own health related fitness program for the rest of their life. Those special needs students who cannot safely and or successfully participate in the regular physical education program, have an education plan developed to meet their individual needs through the adaptive physical education program. 40 Diane Martin RESOURCE CENTER The Resource Center at Attleboro High School, in addition to having volumes of reference materials and books for enjoyment, is comprised of many useful areas such as the career resource center, the audio visual area and the television center. The career resource center is a development area, which is beneficial for a student researching an occupation or a particular college. The audio visual department contains a variety of complex equipment which both students and teachers are able to use. The The television center is a new facility with hi-tech equipment, students involved in the center learn how to use television production equipment. It is an excellent program that is a great experience for anyone interested in researching a career in television. READING The Reading Center at Attleboro High School is designed to improve the reading skills of the student. The main goals of this course are to improve basic word attack skills and also to improve reading comprehension. All of the work required to be performed by the student is individualized according to that particular student ' s need for a specific area of reading development. Marcy Chamberlain Martin Durkin Jeraline Nerney SCIENCE The Science Department at Attleboro High School offers a wide and varied program of courses. Four major disciplines are represented. This includes: Biology. Chemistry. Earth Science and Physics. Within each discipline, the Science department offers courses for students to meet the general graduation requirements and college preparatory courses. Higher level science courses are also available for those who wish to pursue science as a major in college. Opportunities for laboratory experimentation and independent research are made available to those students who demonstrate an interest in seriously exploring a science related career. Numerous experiences are available in conjunction with college and research facilities, both locally and throughout the nation. The staff is well prepared to offer programs to students to enter technical training, research, or to help develop an interest in the current developments of science. a. 1. I i John O ' Rourke, Clifford Sherman j9 Raymond Vaguener SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies Department of Attleboro High School is staffed with ten qualified teachers and a department chairman. The school requires that students take U.5 credits in social studies with a basic world history or western civilization program in the ninth grade, a United State History course in the tenth grade and a contemporary affairs course in the twelfth grade. Students become involved in numerous, interesting activities such as, the study of ancient cultures through the dig , and field trips to historic sites in the area. Attleboro Law Day activities, local and state Student Government Days add other perspective to our curriculum. Gifted students can enroll in the honors United States History program and special needs students can enroll in a variety of different programs. Ira Rice- Department Head Raymond A ami Victor Bonneville Ronald Elias Douglass MacDonald Stephen Newman Paula Sollito Dyanne Spatcher Vera Wohlfort SPECIAL NEEDS The Special Needs Department provides services to students who have been identified, through a TEAM evaluation process, to require Special Education programs. Students are placed in accordance with an Individualized Educational plan. These programs include the Learning Ability Program, Educational Development Program. Tutoring Counseling Program. Vocational Skills Development. Work Lab Tutorial and an alternative school setting at Briggs Corner. Mark Ferruccio Rae Forbes Florence Galarneau June Gordon Bette Gouveia Catherine Messier 44 Ann Pag Hone Roberta Perlman Janis Pigeon TECHNICAL DRAWING The main goal of the Technical Draw- ing Department is the development of a working knowledge of the graphic language the idea of communi- cating thoughts from one person to an- other. A drawing is a graphic representation of a real thing, an idea, or a proposed design for construction. Drawings may take many forms, but the graphic method of representation is a basic natural form of communication that is universal and timeless in character. Row i-(left to right) Terri Wade, Sue Botelho, Barry Depot. Andy Provost, Jamie Poirier, Scott Libby. Row 3- Ricl( Butera. Fred Ty. Jeff Anderson, Mike Milligan, Ralph Blackader. Steve Kennealy. Jeff Brousseau. Jim DeOuattro. Keith Miles, Dan Oenannt. Row 3- Carl Collins, Mike Whitehead, Tom Gagne, Tom Simpkins. Ken Maynard. Matt Mielbye. Pa ul Messier Keith Miles (Most Likely To Succeed) VOCATIONAL SKILLS The Vocational Skill Develop- ment Center (VSDC) evalu- ates occupational vocational interests and aptitudes, pro- vides pre-vocational exper- iences, develops work and study habits conducive to vo- cational programs, and pro- vides vocational entry level skill development to the occu- pational student. The center provides the resources for the occupational student to have corrective and remedial in- The VSDC houses three (3) concentric but distinctively different programs. Each deals with a different school population starting with the middle school (gradeS) and follows through the senior year (grade 12). NURSES r FACULTY PAVES THE ROAD TO KNOWLEDGE George C. Aguiar HI - Butch 42 Oakland Ave. Richard Adams O Hood St. Soccer I Rick Aleida Alicea 50 East St. Homeroom Captain 3, National Honor Society 3,4 Stephen Allen - Big Al 3 Robert Street Tennis 4, Carpentry 3. 4, Orchestra 2, Drama 2, Electronic Music Class 2. Attleboro Civic Symphony David Amaral 86 Willow tree Dr. Junior Achievement I, 2, Band I, 2. 3. 4, Drama 3, 4, Project Excel 3 Laurie Alter 84 Butterworth Drive Homeroom Captain I, 2, Prom Committee 4. Float Committee I, 2, 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4, Yearbook Staff (Section Editor), 4, Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track I. 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, Cross Country (Captain) 2, 3. 4, Honor Roll I, 2. 3, 4 Jeff Anderson 61 Mayhew Rd. Homeroom Captain 4, Class Representative I, 2, Youth Conference S.C. I, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Scott Angevine 815 Pleasant St. Michael Arsenault - Ozzie 99 Union St. Football I. 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4), Winter Track I, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4), Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4) Carpentry 2, 3, 4 Sheryl Ashburne - ' Cheeks ' 48 Standish Rd. Elective Arts I, 2, 3 ■John Arenberg - Burger ' W4 South Main St. Edwin Argueta 24 Parker St. Allan Avery - Big A 2 At wood St. Culinary Arts I, 2, 3. 4 Richard Auclair 138 Washington St. Auto Shop 2, 3, 4 Exploratory I iVfar f A. At tanas io ' Holden St. John Auclair 36 Oak Square Carpentry I, 2, 3, 4 ' MiiiiiiBiiiiiii iiiiiiii ' ' ' iii I Scott A. Bar lick 446 Read St. Joanne Barrett - Jo 31 Third St. Field Hockey 2. 3. 4. Golf I. Basketball 2, Homeroom Captain I, 2, Float Committee 2. 3, National Honor Society 3. 4, Booster Club I. 2. 3, 4, Elective Arts I. 2, 3, 4 Advanced Placement Art 3. 4 Kris tine Baker - Baker Bake 52 Prospect Ave. Homerrom Captain I, 4, Prom Committee 4 Patricia Barry - Patti 22 Peck St. Homeroom Captain 3, Junior Achievement I, Powderpuff 3. 4 David Barboza - Booza 52R Newport Ave. Electricity 2, 3. 4. Powderpuff Cheerleader 4 Michael Beauregard 771 Tiffany St. Electricity 2, 3, 4. Cross Country I Lisa A. Bedner 327 Handy St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Swim Team I, 2. 3, 4, Booster Club I. 2. 3. Math Team 2 3. 4, Girls State 3 Nicole Bartek 41 Nash Lane Homeroom Captain I, 2. Float Committee I. 2, National Honor Society 3. 4, Teachers Aide 4. Swim Team 2. 3, 4, Booster Club I. 2, 3, 4. Math Team 2. 3, 4 Douglas P. Belanger - 69 Spruce Lane Baseball I, Hockey I. Powderpuff Coach 4, Elective Arts 3, Commercial Design 3, Architectural Drawing I, 2, 3, 4 Sharon Benoit - Pants 75 Jefferson St. Homeroom Captain I, Powderpuff 3. 4 Band I, 2, 3. 4, Stage Band 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus I. 2. 3, 4. A Capella Choir Choir 3, 4. Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4 (Librarian 4), District Festival 3, Sch ool Musical 2, 3, 4, Independent Music Study 3, 4 Joseph Birks - Joe 402 South Main St. Carpentry 2, 3, 4 Christine Blais 63 Stonehedge Lane Swim Team I, Work Study 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus I, Ski Club 2 Ralph Black ader - Ace 10 Hemlock Dr. Homeroom Captain 3, 4, Football I, 2, 4, Powderpuff Coach 3. Elective Arts 3, 4, Architectural Drawing 4 James Biziak - Biz 459 Robinson A ve. Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track I, 2. 3, 4 Cross Country I, 2, 3. 4, Boys State 3 Ronald Blanc hard - Ron ' 81 Simpson A ve. Electricity 2. 3, 4. Mark Bliss 9 Highland St. Culinary Arts 2, 3. 4 Keith Boivin 260 Reed St. Spring Track 2, 3. 4, Football 2. Ski Club 2. Electricity 2. 3, 4 Joao Bolarinho 119 Union St. Machine Shop 2, 3, 4 Christopher Bono - Chris 230 Pearl St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Festival Chorus I. 2, 3. 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3. 4, Drama I. Architectural Drawing I, 2. 3. 4 Melissa Booth 111 Dunham St. Nancy Boschert 8 Lorusso Dr. Culinary Arts 2. 3. 4 Jodi Bonin 110 Brookhaven Dr. Homeroom Captain I, Prom Committee 4, Float Committee I, 2, Spring Track I, 2, 4. Winter Track 2, Powderpuff 3, 4. Booster Club I. 2 Susan Botelho - Sue 79 Richardson A ve. Homeroom Captain 2, 3, Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 3. Prom Committee 4, Float Committee 3. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, Powderpuff 3, 4, Project Excel 2. 3 Daniel Bowlin - Dan ' SO Orange St. Swim Team I, 2, 3, 4. Carpentry 2, 3. 4 feter Boudreau - Pete 0 Mathewson A ve. John L. Br as tow - Wizzo 60 Phillips St. Commercial Design 2, 3. 4 Barry T. Brewer 311 Newport Ave. Student Council 3, Representative 3, Powder puff 3, 4, Spring Track I. Winter Track I. Ski Club 2 Christine Briggs - Weeble 597 Newport Ave. Float Committee I, Band 3, 4, Drama I, Colorguard 2, 3, 4 (Drill Seargent 4). Majorette I. 2. 3, 4, Solo Twirler 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 4 Gerry Brogan 16 Stoney Brook Lane National Honor Society 3, 4, Work Study 4, Carpentry 2, 3, 4, Vocational Advisory Commission 3, 4 Jeffery P. Brousseau - Jeff 766 West St. National Honor Society 3, 4. Powderpuff Coach 3. 4. Architectural Drawing 4. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 4 Peter Brouwer 8 Tappan Ave. Football I. Metal Fabrication 2, 3, 4 Paul C. Brumble 99 Patterson St. Junior Achievement 2, Basketball 4, Weather Station 4. Honor Roll I. J, 3. 4 Grant Buchanan 19 Richardson A ve. Homeroom Captain 3, 4, Float Committee 3, 4, National Honor Society 3. 4, Tennis I, 2. 3, 4, (Co- Captain) 4, Powderpuff 3. 4. Ski Club I, 2, Boy ' s State 3 Daniel R. Bump 272 Slater St. Leeanne Brunelle - Lee 499 Mendon Rd. Honor Roll I. 2, 3, 4 Shauna Burns - Burnsie 82 Hemlock Dr. Homeroom Captain 4, Float Committee I. 2, 3. 4. Teacher ' s Aide Work Lab I, 2, 4. Homecoming Qu een I, Spring Track I, J. V. Cheerleader I, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3. 4 (Co- Captain 4), Elective Arts 3, Festival Chorus I. 2, 3. Vocal Ensemble 3, 4. S.A.D.D. Committee 3, 4 Rick Butera 24 South Ave Football I. 2. 3. 4, Honor Roll I, 2. 3, 4 William Burns - ' Bill 253 Slater St. National Honor Society 3, 4. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Math Team 3. 4 . 2, 3. Lisa Cardarelli - Space Puppy 135 Cumberland A ve. Homeroom captain 4, Powderpuff 4, Teacher ' s Aide 4. Commercial Design 2, 3, Festival Chorus I Barbara J. Carlson - Billingsly 10 Brookhaven Dr. Work Study 3, Graphic Arts I, 2, 3 Vicki Carter 26 Lamb St. Homeroom captain 4, Work Study 4, Powderpuff 4, Elective Art I, 2. 4. Commercial Design 2, Color Guard I Mary Jane Carty Crash II Tanager St. S.A.C. 2, Homeroom Captain I, 2. Student Council I. 2. 3, 4 (Treasurer 4). Representative J, 3, 4. Youth Conference with Older Americans I. 2. 3, 4. Prom Committee 3. 4. National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3. Key Club 2. Tennis I. 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3. 4. Booster Club I. 2. 3. 4. Field Hockey 2. 3. Ski Club I. 2. 4. Pool Aide 3. 4. Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. S.A.D.D. 3 James Catudal - Jimbo 53 Smith St. Barbara A. Chabot - Barb 695 Pleasant St. Elective Arts 3. Festival Chorus 2, 3. 4, Vocal Ensemble 3. 4 (Secretary 4). Guidance Worker 2, 3. 4 Tammy Chamberlain - Twinkle 1033 Hillside Ave. Homeroom Captain I, Elective Arts I. 2. 3, 4. Festival Chorus I. 2, Drama I, 2. Resource Center Aide 3 Kathleen Chambers - Kath 66 Forest St. Student Office Services 2, 3, Festival Chorus I. 2, 4, Colorguard 2 Karen Chabot 122 Computer Dr. Work Study 3, Commercial Design 3 Anne Charpentier 24 Brae Road National Honor Society 3, 4. Work Study 4, Majorette 2. School Store James Chandler - Jim 69 Brownell St. Commercial Design 3, 4 60 Carl Eric Collins 40 Bushee St. Homeroom Captain I, 2, 3, 4. National Honor Society 3, 4, Teachers Aide 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain 4), Powderpuff 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Kathryn Colombo - Kathy 301 East St. Powderpuff 3, 4, Festival Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Office Worker I, 2, Pep Squad 4 Kevin Cooper 24 Elizabeth St. Electricity J. 3, 4 Susan Craw - Whitie 5 Brook wood Rd. Homeroom Captain 2, 3, Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. (Captain 2). Powderpuff 3, 4. Booster Club 3. 4, Festival Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3. School Store 3, 4. Louise Costa - Weezy 4 1 2 East Fourth St. Junior Achievement 3. 4, Spring Track I. Winter Track I, Basketball 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Band I. 2, 3, 4. Festival Chorus I. 2. Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, Drama I, 2, 3. 4. Cross Country I r X Peter Cronin - Pete 8 Washburn St. Powderpuff 4, Elective Arts I, 2, Electronics 2, 3, 4 Susan Cottrell - Sue 59 1 2 Emory St. Work Study 4. Teachers Aide 4, Gymnastics I. Powderpuff 3, 4, Guidance Workers 2, 3 Mark Courchesne - Morrison Jr. 1059 Pleasant St. Carpentry I, 2, 3. 4, Powderpuff 4 Michael L. Crowley - M.J. 151 Holden St. Yearbook Staff (Section Editor) 4. Swim Team I, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain 4). Soccer I, 2, 3. Student Government Day Rep. 2 Kathleen Curran - Katie 93 Wamsutta Rd. Student Council 4. Representative 4, Float Committee 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Teachers Aide 4, Spring Track I, 2, Winter Track 2. Gymnastics I. Tennis 3. 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Booster Club I. 2. 3, 4. Field Hockey I, 2. 3. 4 ette Daniels 2 South Main St Sharon Darling 63 Peck St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Work Study 4. Culinary Arts 2. 3, 4, Exhibiting Team 2 athleen Demty - Kathy ' i4 Allen A ve. Vork Study 2, 3, 4 Stephanie Jean Denis Punky 66 Robert St. Work Study 3 John Davis 109 Park St. Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 2. 3, 4 Rick Deforest - Frosty 29 West St. Gymnastics I. Commercial Design 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus I, 2. A Cappella I Barry Depot - Deep 4 Smith St. Homeroom Captain I. 2, Student Council 3, 4. Class President 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Float Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3, 4, Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4), Winter Track 4. Football I, 2, 3, 4. Powderpuff Coach 3, 4. Elective Arts 4, Architectural Drawing 3, 4, Boys State 3 James DeQuattro - Jimbo I Bretton Woods Dr. Architectural Drawing I, 2. 3. 4 : t Jody Derosiers 108 Wilmanh St. Festival Chorus I. 2, 3, Colorguard I. 2, 3 Suzanne Devaney, Sue ' 71 Nathaniel Paine Rd. Homeroom captain 4, Teacher ' s Aide 3, 4, Powderpuff 4, Guidance Worker I. 2, 3, 4. Pep Squad 4 Sandra DeVisscher - Sambo + Kook 463 Washington St. Gymnastics I, 2. 3, 4 (Captain 4), Powderpuff 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3 Renee Desrosiers 224 Phillips St. Commercial Design 2. 3, 4 Rick Desmarais 30 Greenwich St. W A Ernes tina Dias- Tina 536 Highland Ave. National Honor Society 3, 4, Festival Chorus I Tony Diaz 28 Jefferson St. Swim team I. 2, Soccer I. 2, 3. 4. Auto Shop 2. 3. 4 Denise Disciullo Brookhaven Work Study 4, Machine Shop 3 Paul Doucette 203 Thurber A ve. National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Achievement I. Band I, 2 Kimberly Dudson- Kim 70 Jefferson St. Resource Center Aide 3. 4, Honor Roll 2, 4 Roger Ducharme 225 Maple St. Student Council 4, Representative 4, Prom Committee 3. 4, Float Committee 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football I, Soccer 3, Basketball 4, Powderpuff 3, 4 Tammy Ducharme- ' ' Mouse 225 Maple St. Homeroom Captain 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, President I, Float Committee I, Work Study 4, Gymnastics I, Powderpuff 3, 4, School Store 4, Guidance Worker 3 Susan Dumouchel- Duma 145 West St. Student Council (Representative 2, Treasurer 3. President 4). Youth Conference with Older Americans 2, 3, 4. Float Committee J, 3, 4. National Honor Society 3, 4, Powderpuff 4. Booster Club I, 2. 3. 4. Field Hockey I. 2. 3, 4, Girls State 3, High Honors I, 2. 3, 4 Judy Dunlop 48 Stonehedge Lane Commercial Design 2, 4 Timothy Dunbar- Uncle Tim 94 Pine St. Football I, 3, Basketball 4. Machine Shop 2, 3, 4 Stephen Fbert 24 Hobbs St. Carmina Elshant - Carm 17 John Williams St. Homeroom Captain I, Graphic Arts 3, 4, Festival Chorus I, 2 David Erwin - Dave 48 Spruce Lane S.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Representative to School Committee 3, 4. Homeroom Captain 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Youth Conference with Older Americans 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I. 2, 3, 4, Attleboro Civic Symphony I, 2, 3 Donna Fagn ant- Duckee 39 Picard Rd. Powderpuff Football 4 John Engler 50 Sergent Circle Baseball 2. Football I, 2. 3. 4. Festival Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Yetive Falcon 16 J Pine St. Dianne Falk- ' Vi 109 Payson St. Junior Achievement 2, Work Study 4 Lisa Farias II Fuller Rd. National Honor Society 3, 4, Festival Chorus I, 2, 3 Suzanne Ferri - Berry 32 Clayton A ve. Homeroom Captain 4. Powderpuff 4, Festival Chorus I, 2, Vocal Ensemble ? Kris Filkins 23 Shell St. Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4 Michelle Flemming- Mish , Shelly 86 Woodbine St. Homeroom Captain 2, Key Club I. 2. Hockey I. 4, Drama I. 2. 3. 4. Field Hockey I. 2. 4 Heather Foley 15 Central A ve. Spring Track 3. 4, Swim Team I, 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Gary Franklin - Smiley 211 Pearl St. Ext. Culinary Arts 2. 3, 4 (Exhibiting Team 3, ), Swim Team A 2, 3, 4 Deborah Lee Frazier - Deb 36 Birch St. Homeroom Captain I, 2, Work Study 4. Festival Chorus 3, A CappeUa Choir 3, 4, Drama 3 Chris Fyfe 144 Wilmarth St. Football!, Soccer 4. Architectural Drawing I, Auto 1 3. 4 Linda Ann Frenier - Lin 180 Philips St. Elective Arts 2, 3, Festival Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Independent Study 4, Resource Center Aide 2, 3, House Office 3, 4, Nurse ' s Office 4 William O. Frigon - Bill ' 58 Benefit St. Carpentry I, 2. 3, 4 Joseph Furtado- Laptain 155 Read St. Carpentry 2, 3, 4 Phillip Gaertner - Phil ' 435 Oak Hill Ave. Auto 2. 3. 4 Patricia Gagne- Tricia no Brook haven Dr. Health Office Aide 3. 4 Thomas Gagne Tom 100 Tyler St. A.P. Art 2. 3, 4 ngrid Galdamez- lngy ' 9 Emory St. lective Arts 3, 4, Drama ' , Architectural Drawing I, ni Lauren Galvin- Lor I Brander Rd. Homeroom Captain 3, 4, Powder puff 3. 4, Commercial Design 2. 3. 4, Honor Roll J, 3 David A. Gallant 16 Miriam Dr. Homeroom Captain I, Spring Track 2, 3. 4, Winter Track 4. Basketball I, 2. Weight Lifting Team I. 2, 3. 4 Suzanne Gaudreau- Sue ' 154 Thurber A ve. Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4, Exhibiting Team 2, 4 Daniel Genannt- Dan 730 Pike Ave. Student Council I, 2, Representative 2. Junior Achievement 2, Soccer 3, Band I, 2, 3. 4, Stage Band I. 2. 3. 4, Boy ' s State 3, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4 Christine Giguere 15 Winter Ln. S.A.C. 2 Katheryn GigUo- Katie 62 Homestead Ln. Commercial Design 2, 3, Shawna Gilbert 31 S. Main St. P.O. Box 823 Spring Track 3, Gymnastics I, Football Cheerleader 3, Basketball Cheerleader 2. 3, Powderpuff 3, A.P. Art 3, Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, Majorette I Paul Goetz 36 Payson St. Student Council 4. Representative 4, Prom Committee 4, Float Committee 3, 4. Junior Achievement I, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4 Jeff Goulet 12 Prospect Ave. Jackie M. Gormley 147 County St. Shelley Goodchild- SeasheU 19 Hodges St. Teacher ' s aide 4, Swim Team I. Culinary Arts 2. 3, 4, Catherine L. Gorman- Cathy 916 S. Main St. Float Committee I, Elective Arts I. 3. 4 Laura Gracia 48 Sullivan St. Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4 Lori A. Gray 65 Russel Ave. Homeroom Captain 3, Junior Achievement I. Teacher ' s Aide 3. 4, Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. (Captain 4). Softball I. 2, 3. 4, Powderpuff 3. 4, Booster Club 2, 3 Lisa Grant 90 Parker St. Work Study 4, Project Pierce 3, Honors 3 Michael Gray 34 Hickory Rd. Donna Guindon II Briarwood Dr. Student Office Services 3. 4, Band I. 2, 3, Teachers Aide 3. 4, Orchestra 2, 3 Dawn Gruhn Man 119 Augsburg Dr. Guidance Aide 4, College Night helper 3 L isa Grylls 322 Robinson A ve. Basketball 2. 3, 4. Softball 2. 3. 4 (Captain 4). Volleyball 3, Jonathan Guinn 411 Ellendale A ve. Machine Shop 2, 3, 4 Lynn Habershaw 929 West St. Marcia G. Gulino 20 Tanager A ve. Representative 3, Class Secretary 4, Prom Committee 3. 4, Float Committee I. 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3. 4, Tennis I, 2. 3. 4(Captain 3, 4), Powderpuff 3. 4, Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4. Volleyball 2. 3, 4(Captain 4) Michelle Haberek - Habby 477 Thacher St. Homeroom Captain 3, Work Study 3, Powderpuff 3, 4, Festival Chorus I. 2, 3 Charles Hall - Monte 80 Linden St. National Honor Society 3. 4. Spring Track J, 3, 4. Football 4, Basketball I, 2. 3. 4. Carpentry X 3, 4 Stephen Hallal - Steve 35 Fontaine A ve. Homeroom Captain 3. National Honor Society 3. 4, Gymnas- tics I. Z Powder puff 4 Elise Hampton Lisa 67 Elizabeth St. Homeroom Captain 4, Prom Committee 4, Float Commit- tee Z 3. 4, Powder puff 3, 4, Festival Chorus 3, 4, Vocal En- semble 3, 4 Kristin Harvey - 6 Dalley St. Kris ' Glenn Hathaway 60 Hillcrest Dr. Pamela J. Harris - Blah I J Old Farm Lane Homeroom Captain 4, Prom Committee 4. Float Committee 3, 4, Powderpuff 3. 4, Booster Club I. J, 3. 4, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4(Captain 4). Ski Club 3. Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4 Coreen Healey - Corie 21 Tappan Ave. Homeroom Captain I, 2, 3, 4, Float Committee I, 2, 3, 4, P.E. Aide 4. Homecoming Queen 2. Prom Queen 3, Spring Track 2. 3, 4(Captain 4), Winter Track 2. 3. 4(Captain 4), Powderpuff 3. 4. Booster Club I. 2. 3, 4, Field Hockey I. 2. 3, 4(Captain 4) r ' Steven Henriques - Steve 30 Division St. Homeroom Captain 3, 4, Baseball 2. Soccer 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff Cheerleader 3. 4 Todd Henry - Hank ' 923 Hillside Ave. Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4 Barbara Henry - Barb 923 Hillside Ave. Powderpuff 4, Graphic Arts 2. 3. 4 Linda A. Henry 10 Smith St. Homeroom Captain I, 4, Prom Committee 4. Float Committee I, Powderpuff 3, 4, Booster Club 2. Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, Field Hockey 2 Christine Heywood - Heywood 1325 Park St. Prom Committee 4, Elective Arts 3. 4, Music I, 2 Matthew Hills II Primrose Lane Sean Henry 93 Woodbine St. Machine Shop 2, 3, 4 Susan Hohlmaier - Sue 733 Read St. Homeroom Captain 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Achievement I, Powderpuff 3. 4. Tech Drawing 2. 3, Architectural Drawing 4, Project Excel at S.M.U. 2, 3 73 Charles Hornbuckle 126 Richardson A ve. 1 Kimberly Ivarone - Kim ' 44 Hudson St. Graphic Arts J. 3 Brian Jeannotte 26 Dorrance St. Elmo Jimenez 29 Parker St. Diane Jerauld - Di Darlene Jewett 21 Gregory Dr. 492 South Main St. Powderpuff 3, Culinary Arts Powderpuff 3, 4, Festival 4. Exhibiting Team 4, Festival Chorus I. 2, 3. 4. Vocal Chorus 2. 4. Drama I, 2. 3. 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4 (Librarian (Representative 3, 4.) 4). Pep Squad 4 (Co-captain) (Secretary I, 2) . mes Johnson - Johnny . Brook wood Rd, i iotographer 3, 4, Football I A.P. Art 4, Tech I awing I, 2 }hn Keane ' Jessie A ve. bat Committee 4. yotball 2 Jean Joyal 187 County St. Kristen Keane 8 Tyson Place Youth Conference 2, Float Committee I. 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3. 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4 (section editor) 3, (editor) 4. Powderpuff 3. 4, Booster Club I. 2. 3, Field Hockey 2, 3, Ski Club I. 2. 4 Kevin Judge - Judgie 18 Norgate Rd. Baseball 2. 3. 4 Lori Keefer - Punk Rocker - Lor 25 Carlon St. Prom Committee 4, Aide (House, Teacher, Guidance) 2, 3, 4, Spring Track I, Winter Track I, Basketball I, Softball I, Commercial Design 3, Festival Chorus I, Volleyball I, Special Needs Aide I Kyle Kane 345 Pike Ave. Brian Kell - Bones l90Lindsey St. Carpentry 2, 3, 4 Beth Kelley 170 Robinson A ve. Stephen Kennealy - Steve ' 234 Thacher St. Football I, 2. 3. 4, Elective Arts 2, 3, 4, Commercial Design 3, Architectural Drawing I, 2. 3, 4 4 T I Robert Kennedy 73 Peck Street Robbie Kenney 20 Hampson St. Football 2, 3, Powderpuff 4. Ski Club 4 Wendy L. Kenniston - Wen S43 Pike Ave. Homeroom Captain I. 2, 3, Student Council (Honorary Member) I, 2, 3, Secretary I, Youth Conference I, 2, 3. 4, Prom Committee 4, Float Committee I, 2. 3, 4, National Honor Society 3. 4. Yearbook Staff (section editor) 3, (editor) 4, Tennis I, Powderpuff 3, 4, Booster Club I. 2, Television Studio 4, Field Hockey 2, Project Excel 3, Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4 Sandra Kile - Sandie II Edna Dr. Prom Committee 4, Float Committee 3, 4. Teacher ' s Aide 3. 4. Basketball I, 2. 3. 4 (captain), Softball 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3. 4, Booster Club I. 2, 3. 4. Volleyball 2. 3, 4 (captain) ' Sue ' Float Susan W. Kile - II Edna Dr. Prom Committee 4, Committee 3, 4, Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4 (captain), Softball 2, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3. 4. Volleyball 3. 4 rian King 6 Marlise Dr. 5 Lisa Kirylo 215 Oak Hill Ave. Michael Kosinski 24 Deanville Rd. Rational Honor Society 3, f, Architectural Drawing Weather Station 4 Kerri Kretchman 21 Ridge Hill Rd. Homeroom captain I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, Float Committee 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Band (Secretary) 3. 4, Stage Band 4, Orchestra 4, A Cappella, Choir 3, 4 (Vice-President 4). Vocal Ensemble 4, Drama I, 2, 3, 4 (Representative 2, President 3, 4), Radio and T.V. 4 Dawn Knobel 20 Robert St. Powderpuff 4, Science Workshop 4, Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Kevin Kogut 36 Brook wood Rd. Janey Lacasse 1283 Park St. Powderpuff 4. Graphic Arts 2. 3. 4, Elective Arts I Dawn LaCroix 72 Orange St. Powderpuff 3. 4, School Store Cashier 3. 4 77 Michael Lacasse 88 South A ve. Carpentry 2, 3, 4 0 Michelle Lamarre 192 Park Circle Float Committee 2, Band I, 2. 3, 4. Stage Band I. 2. Orchestra I, 2. 3. Drama I, 2, 3, 4. Drum Major 4, Quarter Master 3 Kristine LaFratta - Tina 318 Tiffany St. Homeroom Captain 2. Spring Track I Dave Lai iter te - Lib 8 Adamsdale Ave. Float Committee 4. Ski Club 4 Gerilyn Laliberte 240 Robinson A ve. Work Study 4, Field Hockey 3 Geri ' Patricia Lambert - Patti 7 Stonehedge Ln. Student Council 2, 3. Class Secretary 2, 3, Public Relations Officer 4, Youth Conference 3. Prom Committee 4, Float Committee I. 2, 3. 4, Queen ' s Court 3, Homecoming Queen 3. Prom Queen 4, Swim Team 1, Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3. 4. Ski Club I. 2. S.A.D.D. 3 Tom Lambi 10 Brae Rd. Spring Track I. Football I, 2, Powderpuff 3. 4. A.P. Art 3, 4 78 Laurie L anglais II Gust in Ave. Homeroom Captain I, Powderpuff 3, 4. Exhibiting Team I, 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus I, 2. 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4 (secretary 4), Vocal Ensemble 2, 3. 4 ( vice- pres. 3) (president 4), Pep Squad 4 (co-captain) Susan C. Lapierre 1423 County St. S.A.C. I, Student Council I. Youth Conference 2, 3, 4, Aide (Office, Reading, Teachers) 3, 4, Powderpuff 4. Drama I, School Store 3. Sharon LaPointe 42 North Ave. Homeroom Capt. 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, Float Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics I. Powderpuff 3, 4, Booster Club I, Elective Arts I. 3, A.P. Art 4. Anne Marie Lapierre 497 Mendon Rd. Homeroom Capt. 3, Field Hockey 2, 3. Therese LaPorte 7 Cliff St. Work Study 4. Teacher ' s Aide I, Swim Team I, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 4, Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4. Dave Laurila 14 Valerie Dr. Baseball I, 3, 4, Football 4, Basketball I. Philip Lauzon- ' Phil 17 Watson Ave. National Honor Society 3. 4, Baseball 2. 3. 4. Todd C. LaPorte 6 Earle A ve. Float Committee 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Architectural Drawing 3, 4 Tech Drawing I, 2. Margaret L eahy- Peggy 181 Oakhill Ave. Homeroom Capt. 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3. 4, Powderpuff 3. 4. Band I, 2, 3. 4, Librarian I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band I. 2. 3. 4 Honors I, 2. 3, Michael LeBlanc 12 CPT. Courtois Dr. William Lepper - Bill 10 Tappan Ave. Elective Arts I. 2. A.P. Arts 3, 4 Guy LeBoeuf - Hray X) Sixth St. Work Study 4. Teacher ' s Aide 3, Machine Shop 2. 3, 4 Mark LeClerc - Licky IS Fifth St. Spring Track 4, Winter Track 4. Soccer I. 2. 3, 4, Powderpuff 4, Culinary Arts 2. 3. 4 William M. Leroux - 56 Lexington Ave. Football I, 2. 3. 4 (captain 4) Weightlifting I, 2, 3, 4 Melissa Levesque - Missy 637 Newport Ave. Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4, School Store (accountant booker) 4 Tammy A. Lee - Pee Wee Lee 15 Grove St. Homeroom Captain 4, Student Council 2, 4. Class Rep. 2. 4, Youth Conference 2, 4, Prom Committee 4, Float Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2. 4 (section editor and typist 4). Key Club 3. 4 (Secretary 3) (President 4), Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 3. 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Booster Club 3. Field Hockey 3. 4. Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4. National Honor Society 4, Pep Squad 4. J.B.S.G. 4 yarcee Lewis - Dare Scott Libby y Dorchester Dr. 8 East Fourth St. Vork Study 3, Graphic National Honor Society 3. 4, rt$ 3, Festival Chorus 4 Architectural Drawing 4 Dave Lizotte Debbi Lotti 39 Jewel Ave. 892 Washington St. Commercial Design 2, 3, Drama I Jamie Lindsey - Jay 96 Linden St. Christine A. Lind - Chris Work Study 4, Hockey I, Ann Metal Fab 2. 3. 4 44 Sentinel Hill Rd. Julie J. Lynch - Jule 96 Reynolds St. Teachers Aide (Swimming) 4, Winter Track I, Band (Drum Major) 3, 4. Festival Chorus 4. A Cappella Choir 3, Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Colorguard I. 2. 3. 4 (Captain 3, 4), Drill Team I, 2 David Machowski - Beav 29 Brown St. Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4, Exhibiting Team 4 John Mack 303 Handy St. Janet Mahon 74 Veery Rd. Powder puff 4, Spring Track I, Volleyball 2, 3, Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 4 Robert Maiers - Flex ' 38 Parker St. Carpentry 2, 3, 4 Anjali Mallik - Anj 50 Chart ley Brook Ln. Homeroom Captain I. 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, (Guidance, Office, Teacher) Aide 3, 4, Float Committee 3, 4. Booster Club 3, 4, Youth Conference 4, Powderpuff 3. Queen ' s Court 3, Field Hockey 3. 4, School Store 4 Jeannine A. Jammy IS Thacher St. Homeroom captain I, Float Committee I, Powderpuff 3, 4, S.O.S. 4, School Store Secretary 4, Guidance Aide 2 Cindy Marshall - Cyn 18 Foley St. Prom Committee 4, Junior Achievement I, 2, 3, Powderpuff 4, Teacher ' s Aide I, Carpentry 4, Festival Chorus I, 2, 3, Colorguard 4 3vid Marshall - David •e Roth III ? Slocum St. arpentry 2. 3, 4, Student •acher 3 Scott A. Maslen - Sam 393 Tiffany St. Junior Achievement I, Stage Band I. 2, 3. 4. Band I. 2. 3. 4, Orchestra I, 2. 3, 4, A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3. 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, South Eastern District I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Festival 2. All State Choir 4 Christine Mathewson - Chrissy I Smith St. Culinary Arts 2. 3, 4. Festival Chorus I Joelle Mat to - Joey 633 Hillside Ave. Softball I, 2, Cheerleader I, Powderpuff 3, 4, Elective Arts 3, Field Hockey I, Ski Club I. 2 (enneth M. Maynard - ' Ken 01 Knight Ave. estival Chorus I, 2, 3, A Zappella Choir 2. 3, 4, rchitectural Drawing 4, Drama Club I, Stage Band 2, 3. 4 Patricia McAfee - Pam 711 Lindsey St. Elective Arts I, 2, 3, 4 Kim McAloon 69 East Bacon St. Work Study 3, 4. Festival Chorus I, 3 Matt McAndrews 77 Todd Dr. Elective Arts I, 2, 3, 4 Richard McGowan - Rich 15 Summer St. Junior Achievement I, Tennis 3. 4 Rhonda Mendler 187 Birch St. Joanie Medeiros 41 Tomlinson Rd. Student Council 3, 4, Representative 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, Float Committee 2, 3, 4. Queen ' s Court 4, Gymnastics 2. Softball I, 2. 3. 4. Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4. Powderpuff 3. 4. Booster Club 2. 3 Colleen Mellon 87 Cummings St. Queen ' s Court 3, 4. Winter Track 2, Booster Club 2, Powderpuff 3 ill Menoche - Willie ' 7 Thurber Ave ulinary Arts 2, 3, 4, Khibiting Team 2 Michelle Metivier 5 Third St. Homeroom Captain 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Festival Chorus 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3. 4, Vocal Ensemble 4, Drama I. 2, 3. 4, (Representative 3, (Vice- President 4) Keith Miles 22 Westfield Rd. Louise Miller - Lou 60 Ingraham St. Float Committee I, Swim Team I, Gymnastics I. Boosters Club I, Ski Club I, 2. 3, 4 Hichael Milligan - Mike 5 Chapel Hill Dr. Ering Track I. 2, 3. 4. inter Track 2, 3. 4, sketball I, Powderpuff 3. f. Architectural Drawing I 4 Kenneth A. Mingo - Ken or Mog Kig Fe I5IA Falmouth St. Wayne Monteiro - Waynold 9 Deerfield Rd. Prom Committee 4, Float Committee 4, National Honor Society 4, Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4, Exhibition Club President 4, Boy ' s State 3. 4 (President 4) Marlene Moore 150 Robinson A ve. Elective Arts I, 4 85 William Morse 26 Peck St. Kathleen Mosher- Kathy 32 Biltmore St. Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4, Drama I, 2 Timothy Moran- Tim 29 Fenton A ve. Spring Track 3, 4, Winter Track I. 3. 4, Football I. 4. Electricity 2, 3. 4 Cindy Mousseau 25 MacDonald Ln. Homeroom Capt. I, 2, 3, 4 Elective Arts 2, 3 Dawn M. Murray 8 Benefit St. Homeroom Capt. I, 3, National Honor Society 3. 4, Band I. 2, 3, A Cappella Choir I. 2. 3. Drama I. 2. 3. Girl ' s State 3 Laura Nedder 20 Hope St. Float Committee 2, 3 Powderpuff 3, 4 Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. Jobs for Bay State Grads 3. 4, Homeroom Captain I, 2, Float Committee 2, 3. Yearbook 4. Susan Murphy 85 Thayer Farms Rd. Student Council I, 2. 3. 4. Class President 2 Vice President Youth Conference with Senior Citizens I, 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4, Spring Track 3. Winter Track 3. Tennis I, Cheerleader-Basketball I. 2 Football 2. 3 Powderpuff 3, Booster Club I, 2. 3, 4. Ski Club I, 2, Project Excel 3 Thoy Nguyen U Dean St. Jeff O ' Connor 2 Todd Dr. Junior Achievement I, 2, 3 Football I. J, 3 Alan Nixon- Noodles 84 Gerri Dr. Football I. Automotive Shop X 3, 4 Micheal W. 0 ' Connor- Mike 43 Norgate Rd. National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3. (Section Editor 4), Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4, Achiever ' s Association Vice President 3. 4, Law Explorers 3, 4, National Junior Achievement Conference 3 Jean Robert Nordenstam- Haugerudvein 88 Leil 254 0510 6 Norway Drama 4, Foreign Exchange Student 4 w Samuel Olivera 48 Emory St. Charles O ' Connell- ' ' Char 1001 West St. Junior Achievement I, Golf I, 2. 3. 4 Sharon Padula 12 Eldridge St. Work Study 3. Teacher ' s Aide 3 Graphic Arts 2, 3, Guitar Class 3, 4 87 Sandra Paille- Sandy 56 Parker St. Graphic Arts I. 2. 3, 4 Gayle Palagi 57 Bret ton Woods Dr. Work Study 3, 4 Michael Paquette- Mike 51 Norton St. Football I, Automotive I. 2, 3, 4 Susan Pascal- Sue 1371 West St. Homeroom Capt. I, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 4, Float Committee I. 2, 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 3, 4. (Section Editor 4). Basketball I. 2. Softball I. 2. Powder puff 3. 4. Booster Club I. 2. 3. 4. Field Hockey I. 2. 3. 4, Mark Patten 71 Dewey Ave Float Committee I, 2, 3. 4. Spring Track I, Tennis 2. 3, 4, Powderpuff 3. 4, Ski club I, 2. 3, 4, Organizer 3, 4 Bruce Pelletier 1045 Pleasant St. Beth Pardey ' Bethie 72 Dunham St. Powderpuff 4. Band I, Office Aide 4, Honors 3 Junior Achievement 4 Colleen Pelletier 661 N. Main St. Orchestra I, 2. 3, 4 Joseph Pereira 266 Steere St. Vayne Pendleton 01 Newport Ave. lOlf 3, 4, Basketball I. 2 yiachine Shop 2. 3, 4 r Kathleen A. Penkala- ' Kath II Sheridan Circle Homeroom Capt. I, 2, 4 Float Committee I, 2, National Honor Society 4, Teachers Aide 4, Spring Track I, 2, 3, Winter Track 2. Powder puff 4. Band I. 2. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 4 Chris Perron 12 West Carpenter St. Spring Track 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4 Paula J. Peterson 48 Guisti Dr. Mike Pet it- Pet 3 O ' Donnell Dr. Baseball I, Football I. 2. 3, 4. Powder puff 4, Commercial Design I, 2, 3. 4 Pennie Peterson- Sweet Pea 259 West St. Gymnastics I, 2, Band I, 2, Festival Chorus I. 2. 3, 4, Colorguard 3, House I Office Aide 3. 4 Rhonda Piette 1145 West St. Carol Pilling 355 Clifton St Festival Chorus I Maria Pino 621 North Main St. Prom Committee 4, Float Committee I. 2, 3. 4, Powderpuff ( Cheerleading Coach) 3. 4, Festival Chorus I. 2. 3 Christopher Pinette - Pinhead 8 Hope St. Homeroom Captain 3. 4, Winter Track 3, Soccer I. 2, 3, 4. Powderpuff 4. Fiectricity 2, 3. 4 Christine Poirier 37 Byron St. Homeroom Captain I, 2, 3, 4, Youth Conference 2. 3. 4, Prom Committee 4, Float Committee I, 2, 3. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Yearbook Staff 3. 4. Spring Track 2, Winter Track 2, Powderpuff 3. 4, Booster Club 2. 3. 4. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 James Poirier - Jamie 780 Park St. Spring Track I, Football I, 2, 3. 4. Elective Arts 3. 4, Architectural Drawing I, 2, 3, 4, Weight Lifting I. 2. 3, 4 Leslie Poole 48 Dorchester Ave. Powderpuff 4 Lisa Porta 256 Park St. Homeroom Captain I, Prom Committee, Float Committee I, 4, Key Club 4. Powderpuff 4, Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, Pep Squad 4 Bethanne Price - Beth 21 2 First St. Powderpuff 4. Honor Roll 2, 4, Home Economics A ide 4 Ron Proulx 754 S. Main St. Gymnastics 2. 4, Powderpuff 4, Elective Arts I, Electronics 2, 3, 4 Andrew Provost 90 Hickory Rd. Homeroom Captain 3. Band I, 2, 3. 4 (Vice-President 4) Orchestra 2, Architectural Drawing 3. 4 Michael-Anne Quaglia - Mike 30 Gregory Dr. Homeroom Captain I, Work Study 4, Powderpuff 3. 4, Band I, 2, Festival Chorus 4, Jeffrey Quimby - Jeff 50 Oakdale St. Brian Quinlan 44 W. Carpenter St Drafting 2. 3. 4 Bob Ramos 356 Robinson A ve. Work Study 4, Football 3, Gymnastics I, 2. 4 Jeffrey Reed 180 Wilmarth St. Marie Raposa 417 Thacher St. Robert Reed 8 Moberg Circle William Reed 827 Pike Ave. Timothy Rioux Jr. Tim 23 Newport Ave. Student Council 3, Representative 3. Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 3. Yearbook Staff 2. 3, (Section Editor and Photographer 3). Golf I, 2. 3, Ski Club 2. Weather Station 4 X Shelly Jean Reynolds - Shell II George St. Homeroom Captain I. Student Council I. Float Committee I. Powderpuff 3, 4, Pep Squad 4 Heather Robbie - Itch 91 Hope St. Ext. Powderpuff 3, 4. Office Aide 4 1 Lynne Mary Robbie 91 Hope St. Ext. Teachers Aide 3, 4, Gym Aide 3. 4, Elective Arts 2, 3. Honor Roll I, 2. 3 Blood Drive 3. 4 Miguel Robles - Mickey 135 Prk St. Graphic Arts Nanette Robillard 61 Emory St. Homerrom Captain I, Teachers Aide 3. 4 Maria D. Rocha - Short ie VLyle St. Powderpuff 3. 4, Elective 2, Festival Chorus I, 2, 3, ponor Roll I, 2. 3. 4. Comprehensive Art I, School Store 4 Ana Rodrigues 27 Falmouth St. Daniel Roderick 20 Falmouth St. Spring Track I Steven J. Rocha 12 Chestnut St. Gary Roderick 20 Falmouth St. Gymnastics I, 2. 3, 4 Anne Ropponen Vath 78200 Varkaus 20 Finland Drama 4, Ski Club 4, Foreign Exchange Student 4 Daniel Rowan - Dan 869 West St. Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4, Graphic Arts I, Elective Arts I, 2. 3, 4, Commercial Design I Alayne Romikaitas - Lainie ' 54 Carlon St. Softball I. 2, Powderpuff 3. Booster Club I. 2. Volleyball 2. 3 Leslie Ann Sacco 17 Augsburg Dr. Steven Ryder - 10 Smith Circle Electricity 2. 3, 4 Steve Cathy Savoy - Cath 75 Willow tree Dr. Work Study 3, Festival Chorus I. 2, 3. 4 Matthew James Savoie 33 Leedham St. Spring Track I, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track I, J, 3, 4 (Captain 4), Cross Country I, 2. 3. 4. (Captain 4) John Sagar 18 Norton St. Soccer 2. Work Study 2. Teachers Aide 3, Culinary Arts 2, 3 94 Joseph Sciarpeletti - Scrap 75 Palm St. Carpentry 2. 3, 4 Scott Santos 204 Maple St. Kelley Searle 48 Oakdale St. Homeroom Captain 3, 4, Queens Court 3, Festival Chorus I, 2, 3. 4. Majorette 2 nne Seekri 6 Bordman Lane Deborah Seferiadis 48 Payson St. Homeroom Captain I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Representative 4, Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 3, Prom Committee 4. Float Committee 2. 3, 4. National Honor Society 3. 4, Winter Track I. 2. 3. 4, (Captain 4), Spring Track I. 2, 3. 4. (Captain 4), Powderpuff 3, 4, Booster Club I. 2, 3, 4. Field Hockey 2. 3, 4 Vlichael Scott Shaw VIouse y3 Parker ' zlectricity 2, 3, 4, Timothy Shields - T.J. 123 Maple St. Representative 2, Youth Conference With Older Americans 2, Junior Achievement I, 2, 3, 4, Football 4. Architectural Drawing 2 Roderick A. Semple - Rod ' 430 Bank St. Fxt. Homeroom Captain 3, 4 Rick Senra 49 Tomlinson Rd. Electricity I, 2, 3, 4. Tech Drawing I Jill Shorrock 15 Sherman St. Cheerleader I, 3, Culinary Arts Exhibition Team I. 2, 3, 4, Advanced Placement Art 3. 4, Ski Club 2, Orchestra I, National Honor Society 3, 4 Mark Simkins Preston Rd. Thomas Simkins - Tom Thurber A ve. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track I. X 3. 4 Bonnie Smith 27 Emory St. Festival Chorus I, 2, 3. 4, Guidance Helper 2, 3, 4 Elizabeth Soares - Liz 4 Tomlinson Rd. National Honor Society 3, 4. Powderpuff 3, 4, Festival Chorus I, 2, Vocal Ensemble 3. 4, Paul Smietana - Smi 19 Streeter Lane Homeroom Captain I. 2, 3. 4, Float Comittee 2, 3. 4, Spring Track 4. Football I. 3, 4. Electricity I. 2, 3. 4 John R. Solmonese 715 Pike Ave. Homeroom Captain I, Student Council 2. 3. 4, Representative I, Vice President 2. 3, 4. Youth Conference With Older Americans I, 2, 3. 4, Float Committee I. 2, 3. 4, Powderpuff Cheerleader 3, Elective Arts I, 2, 3, 4, Graduation Task Force Committee 4 Lawrence South wick Larry 2 At wood St. Carpentry 2. 3. 4 Sandra South worth - Rocky 355 Robinson Ave. Project Pride Certificates for Drafting 2. 3, 4, Drafting 2. 3. 4, Office Worker 2 Manuel Sousa 15 Martin St. Todd Sullivan- Crash ' 67 Garden St. Jennifer Swenson 45 Dean V Hie Rd. Michael Tangney 20 Norton St. Melissa Taylor- Mis$a Towanda Taylor 9 Fontaine A ve 1355 West St. Powderpuff 3, 4 School Store Accountant Bookeeper 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 Jeff Tedesco 3 Commonwealth Ave National Honor Society 3 Spring Track I. 2, 3 Winter Track I, J, 3 Football I, 2. 3 Kathy Tavares- Kat 273 Slater St. Float Committee I, Work Study 4, Office Help 4 Steven Tetreault- Hub 663 S. Main St. Commercial Design. I. 2, 3. 4 A Capella Choir 2, 3 ' hristine Thibault - i Chris ' 4 Such Dr. , oftball I. 2. 3, 4. ' owderpuff 3, 4, Booster :iub 2, 3. Volleyball 2. 3 Sean M. Tr avers 15 Fisher St. Filomena Maria Batista Travasso - Phyllis 16 Hodges St. Prom Committee 4. Exhibiting Team 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Exploratory Medical 2, Tech Crew 2, 3, Makeup Class 2 Edward Thibert - 720 So. Mam St. National Honor Society 3. 4, Junior Achievement 3, Band I. 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2. 3. 4, Stage Band I, 2, 3, 4. Math Team 2 Michael M. Thornhill - Mike 24 Deerfield Rd. Architectural Drawing 4 Karen Tucker 450 Oakland Ave. Graphic Arts 2. 3, 4, Festival Chorus I Bruce Trombley - Gordy 516 Highland Football I, 2, 3 Susan Varrieur 388 Tiffany St. Homeroom Captain I, 2, 3. 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Youth Conference wi th Older Americans I. J. 3. 4, Float Committee I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Swim Team I, 2, Powderpuff 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, Science Workshop 2. Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4 Erin Vachon 708 Newport Ave. Homeroom Captain I, 2, 3, 4, Float Committee I. 2, 3, 4, Work Study 4, Spring Track 1, 2. Winter Track I, 2, Swim Team I. 2, Booster Club I, 2, 3. Elective Arts 4, Ski Club I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Architectural Drawing 3 Jerry Valade - Judist 20 Carlon St. Football I, 2, 3. 4, Winter Track 4, Basketball 4, Carpentry 2, 3, 4 Angel Ventura I Thurber A ve. Mark Valade Jackson St. 100 Kimberly Verdoia 57 George Ide Dr. gidia M. Vergano ' 30 L indsey St. lomeroom Captain 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, f. Yearbook Staff 4. Section Editor), Spring Track I. Swim Team I. 2. Powder puff 3, 4, Booster tlub I, Band I, 2. 3. 4. Rep. I, 2. Vice-Pres. 3. President 4), Drum Major f. Stage Band I. 2, 3, 4. festival Chorus I. Acapella Choir I. 2. 3. 4 (President 4). Math Team 2, Girls ' ' State 3, High Honors I, 2, L?, 4. Science Workshop 3, 4 Hannah B. Volterra - Banana 473 North Main St. Student Council 2. 3. 4 (Rep. 2, 3). (Vice-Pres. 4), Youth Conference 2. 3, 4. Float Committee 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Yearbook Staff 3. 4 (Section Editor 4), Spring Track I, 2, 4, Winter Track I, 3, Powderpuff 3. 4, Booster Club 2, 3. Field Hockey I, 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 2 Kevin Viau 98 Dexter St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Baseball 3. 4. Football 2. 3, 4 Anu Viitala Riskulankaan 20 60220 Seinajoki 22 FINLAND Winter Track 4, Swim Team 4. Drama 4, Ski Club 4. Foreign Exchange Student Teresa M. Wade - Terri 82 North Ave. Homeroom Captain 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Key Club 2, Swim Team I, 2, Powderpuff 3. 4, Booster Club 2, Elective Arts 4. Drama I, Technical Drawing 3. 4 John Viveiros 45 Lexington Ave. r Edward D. Wallenthin Jr. Ted 43 Rock lawn Ave. ' 1 Richard Walsh 88 Hemlock Dr. Band 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 4 Gary Warren 1305 Park St. Baseball I. 2. 3, 4. (Captain 4). Hockey I. Mark Richard Watters - Watters 503 South Main St. National Honor Society 3. Commercial Design 2, 3, 4. Todd Watters 1080 Oakhill Avenue A. P. Art I. Commercial Design 2. 3. 4 4 f Christine Whaley - Cleaves ' 62 Martin St Powderpuff 3, 4, Elective Arts I. 2. Michael Whitehead - Mike ' 44 Commonwealth Ave Powderpuff 3, 4. Elective Arts 2. A.P. Art 3. 4. John West Jr. 117 West Rd. Float Committee I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Soccer I, 2. 3, Tennis I. 2, 3. 4. Powderpuff 3. 4. Ski Club I, 2. 102 Jennifer Weilding - Fennifer 743 Pike Avenue Homeroom Captain I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, Float Committee I, 2, 3. 4, Gymnastics I. 2. 3. 4. Powderpuff 3, 4. Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4. Elective Arts 3. Festival Chorus 4. Field Hockey I, 2, 3. 4. Ski Club I, 2. 3, 4. Robin Whitman 39 Westminster Avenue iren Whit tier - Whit I Stonehedge Lane ?y Club 3. 4 (Vice- ■esident 4), Powderpuff 4. Pep Squad 4, Honor bll 3. 4 Marc Wilbur 102 Wood Stock Rd. Honor Roll I, 4 Kenneth D. Wild 7767 Oak Hill Ave National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Achievement I, Band I, Z 3, 4. Stage Band I. 2. 3. 4. Orchestra I. 2, 3, 4, Drama 2, 3. 4. Drill Team A 2, 3, 4, Boy ' s State 3, School Musicals 2, 3, 4 Peter Wilson 430 N. Main St. Tennis I, 2, 3, 4 Margaret Wilder 1245 Slater St. Anachu Zabalbeaseoa 246 Newport Ave. Tennis 4, Drama 4 Arleen Zahn - Cupcake ' 166 Pleasant St. Festival Chorus 4 103 I John F. Cote - Elliot Francis 177 South Main St. Gymnastics 3. 4 (captain 4), Powder puff cheerleader 3. 4. Band I. 2, 3. 4, Stage Band I. J, 3, 4. ACapella Choir J, 3, 4, Southeastern District Band (Drum Major) Mark Crowe XI6 Patterson St. Commercial Design 3, 4 Christiane M. Erb 6 Milton St. Drama 4. Tennis 4, Foreign Exchange Student 4 N MEMORIAM TO . . . DA VID PEDRO Freebird 1965-1983 Remembering him in each and every way Now that he has passed away. We mourn that he has left us. We think of things we could have shared. But God gives us a sweet consolation And lifts us, the despaired. In our grief we ask, Why . . 7 But there is no answer. Only what he brought uS; A lasting friendship that will never die. He will always be treasured in our hearts. By: Kathy Tavares and Bonnie Smith (Classmates) ED DOBEK 1965-1984 Ed Dobek was a member of the class of 1984. Those of us who were fortunate enough to have known him became familiar with his warm personality. He always had a pleasant smile. Despite his disabling illness, he was never discouraged. Ed enjoyed the widespread support of the Attleboro community and was the focus of various activities in his behalf. Although he has not been able to share in many of our high school activities, he remains in our thoughts as a member of the class of 1984. AMS. and the ARTS POWDERPUFF The Junior and Senior girls battled it out on the grid- iron on November 13. 1983. The weeks of practice seemed to pay off as the Juniors beat the Seniors 12-6. Victory was not easily gained, however; the Seniors really put up a fight! PUFF an. SUPERLATIVES Right: Did most for A.H.S.: Chris Ann Lind and Barry Depot. Below: Most Talkative: Mike Crowley and Margaret Stanhope. Above: Class Artists: Joanne Barrett and Bill Lepper. Right: Mr. and Mrs., AHS: Dawn Murray and Mark Valade. c L A S s w I L L I. Cindy B.. wiff to Mr. Amaral and Mr. Dentch a good book of jokes, and to all underclassmen the patience to finish up school at A.H.S. I. Krislen. will to Mark all the happiness, laughter, and memories of the past year. Remember We can always make things work! To all my friends a special Thank-you for standing by me even if I let you down. I. Chris, will to Lainey. the two eaten rolls of ours, to Matthew, a certain picture that we ' ve never shown to you. to Michelle a cute dog from the pet store, th Jen a pilhw for her to sit on in her car so she can see over the steering wheel. I. Egtdia. will to Chris P and Wendy a wild night of pumpking hunting. and a party that lasts ' All NIGHT lOSG , to Sue V. panic station ttlO. all the unforgettable times we ' ve had in Chem. and Bio., and many great memories, to Sue H. a strange telephone repairman and a couch built for two, and to all my friends, great memories and the best of luck in the future. To Susan Ella I will gigantic Ound bear, a night with the crazy Vergano family, a shoulder to lean on whenever you need it. and an everlasting friendship. Thanks for being such a terrific friend. You ' re the BEST!! I, Lixzie. will to Anne all the NICE GUYS m the world. To Tracie all the Spedly Clothes ' she can buy. To Poola all our Monday Morning Weekend Stories, to An ali. our thanks for all your help and the best time in college. I. Paul a P . will to Bonnie H. my best friend through the years, the best of everything and good hjck in your senior year. To ' Frizzy short Lizzie . . leave Bloom County. Monday Mornings and Morning announcements. And to Tom. I leave all of my love! I. Wen k.. will to Sue M. a golf course, and ten years of friendship, to Chris a vest pocket. HP + I (7). a charging OX. and my crash floor, to Sue P. an outside bathroom and a dead cat. to Sue V. provocativeness. to tgidia the name Sal. To Jen (cuz) a blue. red. and green class ring, chili, and a trip to a feehan football game. To Mr. Fred and Kristen (Eliot) a zillion thanks. To Lainey R. jingle Bells ' at the prom. To Grant his mothers name. To Mike. Plana . To Butch tfte claw and To Robbin. fickleness. Even though I may be a little bently slight . I really k ve you guys! I. Deb I., will to Pawn 8.. Sandy P. and Sue F. a key to every lav and my friendship forever. I. Deb {... will to Sandi Southworth the biggest pocketbook in the workd to fit all her junk. I. Jodi. will to Ct leen all the good times we had in school, and the great friendship that we have. I promise when I get my car that I will make it up to her for taking me home every day and being such a pain when she and her ' beau ' wanted to be alone. I. Sue C. will to Sue P number 0 on her powderpuff shirt t ecause number 7 is mine. I. Louise, will to Scott Gilroy all my hve and the happy moments we shared together. To Mr. Caron. Michelle. Andy and the rest of the old freshman and band players remember the great band trip and the climbing we had to do. I. Ingrid G-. will to George Cato the rest of my locker, and a friendship hug and a kiss. I. Mark Crowe, will to Jenny all of the good times we shared in High School with Jimi. I. Chris P.. will to the A.H.S Basketball Team my treetopping 5 ' 6 of height to disperse through the team. In this 5 ' 6 they will get alot of rebounds to make Coach Pinardo smile, even if he is married now I. kathy T., will to Bonnie Smith. Sandi Southworth. and Rose Stewart, the beach bums that we are. that we go back to our favorite spot once again and always remember the good times. I. Kathy Tavares. will to Pavid Estey all my love always and to Bonnie Smith one of the greatest friends I know. Thank you for all the times you waited at the Coffee truck for me. I. John Engler. will to Michelle Metivier a looser ean skirt. Chris Pemintell a left moon boot, to Jean Joyal trumpet lessons. Ross Kieffer drum lessons, to the Juniors the fu nor of having to foOow the best class. 84 . I. B.B. 1. wiB to B.B. all tfte laughter, sorrow, cheers and tears which I wouldn ' t have missed for the world, take care and Aloha, hve yal I. B.B. I . will to P.B. aft my love from this day on. May we always be happy and spend forever togetfter! Give Kathy a kiss goodbye for me. I. Joelle. will to Enn Brady the memory of all the great times gone by and all the great times to come You are the best friend I have ever had and you always will be. Have a great senior year. All my hve. Joey I. Joey, will to the funkettes (E.B.. J.C. I T) alot more parties to go to and more wild times. I. Poopsey. will to cupcake and Bunnsie my friendship and admiration throughout my four wonderful years at A.H.S. and to Sugarbriches my eternal love I. Bunnsie. will to Cupcake and Poopsey a great four year friendship Much luck to Poopsey and Sugarbriches and to Shane and Sue a perfect chemistry lab. I. J.W.. will to Po Po Boy. green water on ice. a guide after the Jr Prom, and the other side. To Henry, a pizza bill, the Pevil ' s Brigade. Edso ' s rank book, a used bandaid. a loose contact lense. a pilednver. and a Bowie Knife. To S.H.. a cemetary. a buck-ten. Camp P. nights, and a scrubber. I. dude, leave J.W. the quarry, death rider, a blue V.W. seatbelt. Thanx twice Paul E. Peves. coontard. To M.W. I leave Hey Pude. Love is a Battlefield. PPRoom. top down at id and crushed tapes and to both, a month wait before the trips to the goldfish pond. I. G.B.. will to B P. an ulcer at the Pizza Inn. and animal noises at B.S. To J.B. a pitcher and the wall. To C.E.C I leave a denim jacket. To George Aguir I leave a bread story some candy. Henry Hews, and a S.A.P.P. T-shirt, and to S.H. a cave muffin-boy. overnight bag and tfye quarry. I. Heather, will to Kelley. all those boring cfwrus trips and hot peppers at Papa Ginos. To Anne a button for your purple pants. To Gen a bag of smurp balloons. To Lisa, a cross sign (down Heather!) To Joanne all the greatest times we have had together. I hope there are many more to come. Good luck in school! Keep in touch!! I. Corie Healey. will to Paula a Thank-you for her help. love, and friendship. (Thank you for keeping me together)- with a hug! BEEPH To Chris The Best of Times. To Blah a screwdriver and some vitamin C. Thank all three of you for being the best people I ' ll ever met. I ' ll miss you! I. Mark, will to Kristen a suntan at Newport Beach this year that she couldn ' t get Junior year and a SAAB turbo to bring us skiing every weekend for the rest of our lives. I. Chris P.. will to Mike, tape to cover his mouth with so he can be quiet and not talk about B.F. anymore! You re driving me crazy!! I. Sheryl. will to Melissa my brother Jack. To Jeanine. Ponna. Arleen. and Parlene all the happiness in the future I. Bag Man. will to Mary and Kathy Keane a steady boyfriend that will put up with them, and to Mary. I leave you your Senior year ALONE! I. Missa. will to Puckee. all the good times we ' ve had through the years, especially at Pondo. Pr. Chris or Kachuncky, and the best of luck in the future and to Jam-ee. all the good looking guys at college, a new car and all tfye good times we ' ve had. love ya! I. Dawn, will to Beth, all my paper and pens, a nice place to run away to. more experience in doing plays and hts of luck in the future! To my brother. John. I leave my vocabulary book and my good grades. To my lab partners. Michael-Anne and Kathy. a chance to pull the showers and hts of luck in the future. I. Susan Ella, will to Stephen, a stick to keep Bixby away, a thank you. a kiss and a huglll I. Squa. - to Chrissybidissy. a new and improved toy with a built-in FM radio which tiever moves from Kiss MX! HaHaHa! To Wen. I will a great deoderizing mask to ward off cat smell and all the laughs, drinks and skin irritations she can handle! And to Wildest, the best of luck remembering all the great times we had together. And to Egidia a thank you for everything you have done for both of us. Cindy Butler Vicki Carter Mary Carty Tammy Chamberlain Anne Charpentier Kathy Colombo Michael Crowley Hannah Voltera and Katie Curran I. Bermuda, will to Bcbba. a great B2 locker without any freshmen and all the late mornings together 1 1 love yal I. Renee. will to Katie G. all the cigarettes in the world and a friend for life. Jenn S. all our deep discussions. Cathy S. a subscription for the rest of her life OUI books. I. Renee D., will to Steve Morin. all my love in the world forever. And to the Senior Commercial Design Class, the best years of my life. I. Susan J. Lightweight , will to Susan E. Barmaid , a big thank you for all the laughs and great times, including those at the Tavern. Also, a chicken sandwich from Wendy ' s, the bus on 5th Street, more candlelight parties and a friendship that will always last. To Mary, a flashing red oil light, and more laughs, and to Patti. Thank you for being a friend. I. Beth, will to Dawn, a meeting with Tom. the movie man every birthday, a new flowered basket for your bike and all the good times we ' ve had. To Missy, a sewing project you can wear, an omelet NOT a pizza, a different date every night, and all the good times. I. S.P.. leave to Chris P.. the puffy coat you hated, you ' ll be sorry, but most of all love, luck and laughter in the coming years. I. Calhy S.. will to Beth K.. a full length mirror, to Renee D.. all the wet jeans she wants and to the underclassmen, our locker. I. Calhy S.. will to Beth K.. all the luck in the world with Steve, to Renee D. good times after a perfect life with Steve, and all my love to Ricky. I. Mike O ' C. will to Paul 0-. Mr. A ' s ' Bozo the Clown Shoes , memories of E.T.I, T.I.S.C., NAT AC ' Bob ' s Words of Wisdom and Yoda. I. Mike O ' C. will to Gary W.. Ms. D ' s eyes (blink, blink) to Anachu. all my speeches, to Anjalix M.. my English essays, to Chris and Abe. DCL. TTY Set and UT5CPY (whatever they may be). I. Robert Ramo . will to all my friends my friendship while in the service and remember all the good times we had. And will remember one girl Kristen Wild. I. Scott Libby. will to Rich, a loaf of bread a day for the rest of his life. Mr. Dentch a good friend award, and to all my buddies from third period, a life supply of danish. I. Scott, will to Carl and Rich, all the friendship in the world and best of luck. I. Duckee. will to Jamee. all the possibility and luck in the world with M.C.. to Missee. all the good times and bad times at pondo. to Shortie. all my empty gum wrappers. I. Banana, will to Kris K. Point him out when he gets on the bus. to Crash Carty her own accident sled and a cute driver, to Duma a date with David Bowie, to J.K. memories of the Awesome Sophomore Gathering, to Pascali memories of the Junior powderpuff huddles, to Chris Ann number 88 and Fu Man Chu Man. to Maria a license, to Deb a strawberry shake she can get up. to Colleen. Stacey. Kim. Leigh. Spaz. and the 1984 field hockey team a shot at the states. I. Bone will to the bow-legged, potato skinned Irish Catholic-unbreakable bottles and $15 of gas. to Marcia our fisherman friends at Head of the Meadow Beach. I, Stephen Allen, will to Mr. Touzin a new van so we don ' t have to keep bothering Auto, to Mr. Bousquet a whistle so that everyone will know when attendance is being taken, and to Odie all the wood joints he can possible hold in his nose. I. Ann Seekri. will to Shelley Reynolds all the chalets. B.R.A. ' s and my friendship forever, to Yodel twinkies and cupcakes and all the good times in typing, to Mrs. Brooks a sane English class, to Sweena. Tina, and Liz all those parties, to Steve a full tank of gas. to Tim my voice for his band Vengeance. to Chris Whaley all the preppy clothes in the world, to Chris Boyle a grandmother who doesn ' t complain and all the parties downstairs. I. F.C.. will to Chris Ann a Chinese dinner (When are we going?), to Cone all our running t(w)alksl. to R.B. and S.K. Newport and a few umbrellas, to Lori OUR TOUCHDOWNtll To Egidia my wonderful nickname. I. J.E.B., will to Sharon. Jim. Bill. Doug. Patty. Jill, and Dave memories of the crazy times we had ' DOOOPEI To J.L. my little black field hockey stick, to the Art Dept. more SSSS. and to Mr. Hall a great bigTHANK YOU and a cure for SENIORITIS. I. James Robert DeQuatlro. will to Christopher Perron all of my musical paraphenalia. to Dout B. It ' s not an artist ' . to Bob R. a case of Budwieser. to Mark. Dave, and John a Saturday jam at my house, to C.G. all my love. I. Sue. will to Wendy HP. $ V. the perfect carpenter, a class in mechanics. Florida ' 83. and a letting friendship ' l Love yal To Colleen M. a trip to Colorado, to Chris the spring of ' 83. the nights of Chamawa. an office of our own(l). and a reserved spot in the dunes of Newport II for spring ' 84. I. Carol, will to Beth. Joey. Maureen Cathy, all the goof able times we ' ve had!! My years at A.H.S. wouldn ' t have been the same without you! Best of Luck! I. Pam (Blah), will to Cama. all the Hong Kong Fuey reruns, to Gerri. a career in child den. I know its what you want the most! To Roger, the date I ' m still waiting for and all my future traffic tickets. To Chris a special friendship I will always cherish, to Tommy and Jeffy. all our good times, lots of J.D. and a new set of majic markers and to Corie. our special memories. I ' ll miss you all! I. Sandie, will to Caddy, thanks for being a great best friend forever, to Brenda. all the oreo cookies and great times we shared, to Lori. the 80 yard touchdown and a great co-capt.. to Di. I ' ll always be your good luck charm, to Keaney. the red ribbon lines, and our great cheering, to Kid. lookout for Joe Pro and to Bud and Jeanne, the car will be parked with no interruptions, to Laurie. P.T.. Bonn, and Buh all the coupons for 13 donuts to chow on. to Alterboy. Graywomen. Blah and Burnsie. the best English class students, and to the Basketball. Volleyball and Softball teams. BEST OF LUCK! I. Alayne Romikailis. will to Chris Poirier. a bag of rolls and a song from the the Prom that I never sang. (All Night Long). I. Alayne Romkaitis. will to Wendy Kenniston. a song that I did not sing at the Prom. (Jingle Bells) I. Teddy Bear, will to Susan, my best girl, a happy life and the best of everything whatever happens. I. Noodles, will to all the guys in Auto Shop, the biggest party ever and life after high school graduation. I. Laurie Alter (Alterboy). will to Lori Gray, the name Gray-Woman forever, to Sandie. 13 dunkin donuts and memories, our good times, to Anjali, all the boys you ever want, to Mr. Bonneville, a new wardrobe, to Mr. Newman my many thanks for all your help and patience the past four years, to Mr. Gibney, a new Whirlpool and many thanks, to Anu and Anachu, fond memories of A.H.S. and the U.S.A.. to the entire Class of 1984. all the best wishes for success and happiness. I. Dave, will to Judy a case of bizzare colored nail polish, to Joe a book carrier, to Ingy a full week of attendance, to Phil a great future, to all Underclassmen all the homework I never did. To all the future students of Mr. Dentch. Mr. Maselbas. and Mr. Genest a case of No- Doz, to Mrs. Wightman the chance of meeting a real unicorn, to Ms. Fitzgerald. Mr. Camire. Ms. Nerney. and Mr. Beauvais all my best and my deepest gratitude. I, Lauren Galvin. will to Joanne Blackman a lot of memories, a bun. and another chance to waterski (This time on your feet!). Thanks for everything. To Heather F. and Tammy D. a lot of fun times at R.P. and our other fun memories, to Jenny and others in Commercial best wishes and love to all (You too Mr. B.). I. Anne. ♦■ to Peter all my love, the good times we have had together, and the great times to come in the future, to Kelly an umbrella so you can make it to school on rainy days, to Gerilyn a pair of plastic pants for the next time you have swimming, to Sue Cotrell a picture of Peter ' s eyes to hang on your wall, to Tammy all the times we got in trouble in Business English for being Overtalkative . I. Sue K., ♦ ' to Linda Henry the bestest friend ever and great memories, to Tammy D. c L A S $ w I L L Trade Dorais Donna Fagnant Cathy Gorman Laura Gracia Elise Hampton Pam Harris Kris Harvey Coreen Healey c L A $ S w I L L and Tom L. all the great times at the beach and for a great year! To the it I Volleyball Team and If I Gym nastic Team all the great times and best of luck in going to the STATES next yearl! I. Michelle H.. will to Laura all the fun times with Barbara in homeroom, to P. T. Sollitto all the fun times in 234B (Get the plans going for the calendar! What a Hit!). I. Linda (Henrietta), will to Sue-Kay all the great times we ' ve shared over these last 4 years, to Sue Bo all the times we talked about her and all the great comparing we did. to Con our English table A Test? , to Lynnie a parking space at last years graduation and all the summer years we spent at your house (Remember the foot tappings and the coughing?), to Barry, my advisor when things were bad and I had to share some news ' . I leave all the luck in the world- you deserve the best (You and Doug used binnoculars? Really?!), to Lee. Aleida. Anne. Sue H.. Dawn. Tom L.. Deb. Cheryl, and Barb all the luck and happiryess there is and hope that we all stay close. Love you all! P.S. -Although you ' re not in school anymore, to Doug I will all my hve forever. I. Sutan Lightweight , will to Sue and Jen. an endless supply of quickies and an everlasting game of quarters. Hey Guys, don ' t forget the Tril-BonesH! To all my friends, the best of luck and many more good times. I ' m out. , G ' Orde. will to S B., dancing in the loft, a bowling pin. the green reverse king, tennis cans, reakin ' to Okemo. a tow. McDoogal ' s. hot and bothered, and a hi boofa. I. Dude, will to Scooter, a big toe. a fire at the lines, a salt shaker, a dugout. Beth. Denene. Lukj. a cooler, fun times eating at McD ' s and Norton, a bush, a red powerhouse and most of all. memories of the BEAST. I. Shelley-bell, will to Anna-bell, everybit of friendship she wantst to Suzy-O. I will any and everything I ' ve ever owned that was GREEN: to Paul, my Sweetie-Pie. I give all my love for the rest of time. I ' ll be forever yours! I. Kriftine Baker, will to Christopher - my love and friendship foreveri Bob ■ MIL and all my lovet Euzzy - all the happiness in the world 6 L.T. Michael Michael ■ all the green M M ' s in the world! Muma £ J many thanx for lots of help! Cindy ■ all the Xmas ornaments. I. Peggy Leahy, will to Carta and Sue remembering all the good times and times to come§ I will to Carta and Maryann a neat room, to Michael, a 4 minute mile- I. Chris, will to Mr. Walinski. a winning megabucks ticket so he doesn ' t have to teach anymore. To Lori Gray, my Seniors shirt with the number tj. I. Chri . will to Sue Devaney. all the fun we ' ve had in typing. I. Sue Craw, will to Mark Donovan, a special person who made my live happy and more important my tove forever. I. Whilie. will to the Softball Team, my tan. 1. Arleen Zahn. will to all my friends some of the best years of our lives, to Tammy memories to never be forgotten, to cheeks el cuerpo de Miguel, to Laurie. Cathy, and Beth I wiH more good times to come, to the rest of the class the best of luck in the future, to Teddy Bear many years of Paradise with Chipmunk Cheeks, to M.J. I will Diana Ross, to Beihy more reading material, to Angie some great college nights and to Jesse t witl a big part of my life. I. Laurie Langlait. will to Dartene best of luck i my friendship always, to Arleen all the green MiMs you can eat and the best of luck, to Mrs Wightman a can of static guard, alt the vocal Meetings. a huge Thank You and all of my tove. to Amy and Mike Acct. II won ' t ever be the same because You ' re crankin ' my chainUI. and to all of my friends good luck, keep smiling and be happy! I. Meg. wiU to LeeAnn my knees in hopes that maybe they will work on her. to Bone a nice Irish Catholic boyfriend from the Holy Cross football team and many more times tike N.H.. to P.T- I give my knees. R.I.B. I ' ll never tell, to Crumbaker 3 inches, to Deb a job on fifth Avenue, to Paula and Cone K.A., to Chris and Wendy an invitation, to Pam a ' ■ ' j hour drive to Lakeville. Conn, to Steve 20 pounds and 5 years, to Chris Ann a Party, to Mary some B.S.. to Marcia a H. of a Freshman year, to Bill revenge and forgotten memories and finally to Sup. what ever you want. I. Deep, will to the Wheaton Brigade the night we coutd ' nt remember even if it was on tapel. It had something to do with Slappin ' . strippin ' and one more for Mike!!! To seventh period Physics ■ Jeff. John. Grant, and Butch - Boofas! in rememberance of my remains of me. I. Chri« Bdii. will to Fennifer a telephone book to sit on so she can see over the steering wheel, to Lainey J already eaten rolls, to Squa. a never ending supply of Tab for us to drink and of course a DITA Leather, to Sue M. an imaginary lawn chair in the dunes at Newport, our parents to go away more often and a few wild people in the 1975 yearbook, to Wen Bden. David Lee Roth, a hug without bumping heads, another day of miniskirts in Boston and hopefully Syracuse. I Love yal I. Jodi. will to Tammy D. alt the good times we had in English with Mrs. Brooks. Ana the time we went to the Mon Kou to chow down, t hope our friendship lasts forever. To Chris Pinette the best tuck with your little hot rod (Chariots of Fire) and the best of luck in the future. I. Sue. will to Self my tove and my life and to Tom Wimpkins I will all the good times and hope that his Pink Bellies stay forever, and to my homeroom mates I will all the great parties. I. Blondie. witl to Btackie John Mathewson and Are you O.K?. Jim. Joe. and our search for the water. Shobby singing Patti Hearst heard the burst . . . . B. and R ' s cure for fish, the rock that almost killed you. the rec halt, the Red Bturcher. the poker game in the car. and all the other great times we had. may we have many more!!! I. Blackie. will to Blondie Bowdish Lake and all the memories and growing up we did there (Remember Shobby. baldy Kevin. Chief. John M.. and Home of the Whopper ). B. and R ' s cure for fish. The Hawk Swing. Killer Kivcrt. The deadly snapper that no one believed. Steve ' s deraiter. our future apartment, the night of the Sophomore Gathering, and a promise that we ' ss have many more crazy memories!!! I. BB 3, will to BBift atl the frogs with Skippy-PB she can handle and an R.C to wash everyone down, to Peter. Toot-toot, Toot toot, someday you ' ll know, to Ms. Nerney all the fun times and help you ' ve given me. To 00 Parish, Yo Adrean . a date with the Celtics and a day at Cape Cod. Smitty. one Oreo-cookie. Pepsi party, to Brennie the goo. the bad and the best, and to Wojo however long it takes. I. Debbie. ■ to Mary no more Strawberry Shakes i Thanks but I already know how to get It. to Goog two GORGEOLJS state troopers, to K.C. 6 H.V. one night after a float meeting . . . . Barry. I make a good breakfast too! To Keith a big thanks for making me the happiest girl on Prom night, to Mr. G.. Mr. O ' C 6 Mr. N. Thanks for being the 3 most caring coaches, to my sister, Stacey. all my love and the wish that your 4 years at AHS are as special for you as they were for me. I. Angel, will to Chris the best three years of my life. You ' re my greatest friend, to Erin. I will the nickname NOT USTAVIT and all our weird but special times, to Margaret, thanks for the cigarettes but won ' t your boss find out? I. Maria R.. will to all my friends an everlasting friendship, to Ziggy Baby a new wardrobe, to Mrs. Seizega my green thumb, to Jeannirw M. for having an unforgetable party, and att the good times we had. I. Sandy Devisscher. witt to Shannon K.. Debbie L.. Sue F.. and Dawn B. a pass to the park and a key to all tavs. to Sue F and Rich C. all the tove. friendship, and understanding they gave to me. I. Chrii Pinette. will to the 1984 Electrical class many more partying times, also their electrical license, keep shotgunning the O.M.S.. to Sean T.. Steve R.. Dave B.. Brian J.. John A.. Mark C (JIM) Rick S. and Steve we have had some great times and thanks, to Blah and Corie we have many more memories to come and thanks for being there when the going got Kim Ivarone Lori Keefer Wendy Kenniston Susan and Sandie Kile Dawn Knobel Dawn LaCroix David and Deena Laliberte Tammy Lee tough. I. Michael Crowley, will to Heather the KXi for all the great memories it has held for us for the last 9 years, to Marc, the greatest 4 years of my life and a thousand more to come, to Miss Paiva a book on how to speak Spanish, by adding an o or an a , to Steph a night on the town with you and Chris, to the gang in the pit a song, dance, and laugh for every day of the year, to Cor and Paula i need ya and oh how I need ya., to Rachel tickets to see the Police, and thanks for everything! To Steve P. thanks for being a good friend, to Mary tickets to see Diana Ross, to Tarn and Arleen a hug and kiss, to Leslie and Melissa STOP, In the Name of Lovel To Ella a night on the town with M.J. and DR.. to Wen and Ella and the rest of the Class of 1984 the fact that well Someday We ' ll be Together ... . Rocky, will to Deb $ Dave all the height in the skies and to Deb I leave my comb and a cigarette for her lungs, to the Beach Bums of B3LI. a left n$b and more good times as my body guards. Love ya ' llll I, the Poker, will to Moo-Moo Cowboy all the heavy metal she can handle, to the party times in the mountains and to a great friend. I, Leslie, will to Carol all the granola bars and the best in life, to Darcee, the best of luck with Jim, to Tina, the nose we used to make fun of. I. Sieve Ryder, will to Sean T., Steve R.. Brian J.. John A.. Chris P. and Keith Boivin, a wasted day at the resevoir and many more dudes. I. Susan Ella, will to Susan Jayne, Lightweight , Bobsey Twin , a neverending friendship and all the memories of the countless good times. Plus an all night excursion at the Tavern and a J5c piece that will last longer than J Lowy ' s. I love ya. I, C-Lip. will to J i M. W. 90 miles to use a stim, walk to Sports, Hi, APPMAN and a clip board, dugouts, MD ' s grossness, to M. W. I leave 1706, waterbed Sam S Stim, aircleaner for the counting room, a shrub at MD ' s and Denine, Scooter. I leave J. W. Journey, Say-Say-Say, slick, the loft free, scratch from a tard. Rocky Horror. Rocky, Hi Mr. West, a chest in your face, drop license. Hey Oordyl I, Terror, will to the Friday Site gang all the races (and chases) on Newport Ave. you can stand, to Paiti a party, to Lara a love, to Laura, Charlie, to Colleen the Charger and to all the lower classmen good luck. I. Terri Wade, will to Ms. Soucy a new body, a dance at the Prom for Mr. Ferry and a new bow tie to Mr. (nutmeg) Mitnik. I, C.T. and T.C.. will to Todd Sullivan all the good times you are missing but Tom is not. To Tom. all my hve. I, Carol Pilling, will to Leslie Poole all the good times with Maxi, and all the ZZ Top albums ever madel Good luck at Whatever college you go tol? I, Tammy, will to Lisa and Tina the great prom night we had or should I say the great party after the prom. To Jodi B. one Pupu-Platter since you paid that night and also thanks for being a good friend. I, Mouse, will to Twinkle a one-year supply of Molsen to make up for all that time you couldn ' t party t ecause you were on medication. To Kelley and Anne one Papa OIno ' s Restaurant so you can have pizza whenever you want it, to Gerllyn all the great pictures the yearbook photographer got of you, to Joanne the best of luck In whatever you do and thanks for being a great friend, to Roger a promise that I ' ll always be here when you need me, not only as a sister, but also as a friend because I Love Youl I Shauna Burns, will to Kim Harrison and Wendy Kelliher an everlasting pocket full of memories and a bag of Marys ' and Pleases ' ll Thanks for all the good times. To the Cheerleaders thanks for everything and good luck next year, to Lisa H. a weekend In N.H. and night at Maximillions-Partylt To Patti Lambert All the memories of yesterdays and the dreams of tomorrows. I journyed to the rainbows end and found real gold, it was you my friend . Just remember You ' ve got a friend . To Lisa P. the understanding and friendship I txeded to gel through this year-Thanks. Love You all To the Class of 84 all the happiness and luck in the world. We are a very unique class-One in a million- good luck to everyone. It ' s been funlli I, Jeannine. will to Donna and Maria all the good times we had in Accounting II and our friendship we have had throughout the years, to Missa all the luck after school, to Mrs. Ashbacker thanks for all the things you did for all of us, to Sue the good times and bad times we have had, to Mr. Wallinski all the good times we had In Accounting and a new joke t ook, to Duck ee and Roch-ee all the times we ' ve had trying to rollerskate and falling down and picking ourselves up again, and to Mrs. Siezga my old Shorthand books. Good luck and take care. I. Maggie, will to Phil my lowest cut shirt so you can show off your sexy chest to everyone! To Angel all of the secrets and problems that we have both shared. You are one true friend and I thank you for always being there. I hope you will always be there for our chats. To Jim a large piece of my heart so that when you take your step out into the world you will not be alone with your hopes and dreams. Love Margaret. I. Chris Thibeault. will to Tom Duffy the memories of Jody D. to forget and remember me and the lasting love we will share forever. To Sue, Whitle, Brenda, Sandle and L Isa F. all the great times. To The volleyball and Softball team, my crutches and sling. I, Chrissy M.. will to Steve W. all my U ve always and forever because he ' s the best thing In my life, to Nancy, one wild night with Richard Gere, to Paula N. all the sombreros she can drink and a Van Halen Concert, to Goose. Jay bones forever and to Debbie C. Rich D. I. Tammy, will to Heather all the great times we ' ve shared and the special friendship we have now and always will have in the future. I, Kim .. will to Jimmey the love we will share forever and to Denise Lepage wishing you were still here, we all miss ya! I, Laura G.. will to Kris F. all the candy in the world, a brush and a life size poster of Bill P., always remember the good times in G.A., to my sister Cheryl three more years left, have fun! To Cindy a life size poster of Elvis, To Mr. Pinto you were a great teacher even though it didn ' t last hng, to Mr. Smith a brush that ' s not shaved. To Mr. Fontaine better students than the good ones that left. To Robin no more D. V. Forever, To Jim J. the best Junior year, to Michelle no more H.R. boring, to Scott no more school, you were never there anyway, to Peter D. meeting you was the best thing that ever happened. I, Sue C. will to Mr. P. my Junior Friday ' s, to the zipperheads and to all my friends all the great times we had together. We. Erin and Angel, will to Ms. Wohlfort no. responsibility whatsoever for what happens when a certain gorgeous prisoner is released on parole. ( we can handle it). I, Suzanne Ferri. will to Rick Senra all my love and devotion faithfully forever. I, Sue. will to Sandy and Dawn all the happiness and luck in the future, I love ya ' s! I, Tom Gagne. will to John West my old spice and brush, so he will not go with out it again in gym. To Rod Semple, all my sister ' s and mother ' s cover-up so when he comes home from the Cape he can cover his vacuum marks on his body. I, ScotI Cartier. will to Johnny Boy tuty fruity punch, a How To book on jumping off cars and an Annie Sprinkle doll Wanna ' Party? , Burger King drive up ' s, no offense, don ' t mean anything by It, and the best of everything. I. Char, will to Paul Rogle Vachon that someday me he empty his Blue Oyster Cult Poster. We. the Snowbound Crew of N.H.. will to Butch a S.A.D.D. meeting, a Drunk Driving Test, a new car, and a pair of skiis. I, Pee Wee Lee. will to Lau the summer of 82, my friendship forever, and a very happy life with Charlie. To Jo-Paul, To. PL., J.B., CM.. D M., and K.M. the camping trip. To PC. Your check Is in the mail. To M M. all those Friday nights with Lau that never happened. To the girl shotputters my tooth at Falmouth. To Bluebean happiness always, to P.G. and R.D. all the rides home, and to J.B. breakfast at McDonald s. I. Laura Nedder. will to Tam memories from the summer of 8J. her own waterfall, and a c I A $ S w I L L Anjali Mallik Jeannine Marcoux Chris Mathewson Joanie Medieros 119 Tim Moran Laura Nedder Lhris Poirier Tom Gagne lifetime supply of icepacks. To MM. a date with Heather Locklear To C O.. K.V.. and M.M. thanks for all the good times and laughs in lounge. To P.S.. S.C.. S.H.. and J.S. thanks for being my friends. Most of all I leave all my love to Charlie forever and always. I. Jay I., will to Carlschum and Dyle all the first period zings in the G.T.O. farewell to A.T.G. and beam me up boys, I ' m coming home. I. Soaring Eagle will to Chris, Mrs. Wightman. and friends an airplane ride (No friffs of course) to a destination of your cftoice. I leave my A cappetia robe to the janitors to use as rags and my hopes that the Music Dept. will keep up it ' s excellent performing groups I. Oreo One. will to Oreo Two all the chocolate cookies of the world that she can eat, and aO the crazy weekends in Providence Love your sis. I. Lori (Gray Woman). to Laurie Alter the name Alterboy forever and ever and to Pam, Shauna. Laurie and Sandie the great times in English class, to Cone all the thanks and appreciation for your friendship, to Sandie K. the great times we ' ve shared as Co-captains in Basketball and the memories we ' ll cherish forever especially the ' f league basketball game. Memorial Baptist vs. Second Congo (and who won? because I want a rematchllllll) I. Gerilyn. will to Anne C. all the impulse in the world, to Mouse one night in heaven (Alpine Ski), to Pam M+ W+ M s and the day we finally go out. to my brother Robbie a senior year as good as mine and S.O., to Anne our fun times in O.L.C. (Smokey). and a whole box of croutons, to Leeanne all tfie potato puffs in the cafeteria, to Chris T. Mr. Paulo ' s data processing class. Thanks to all of you. my Senior year was greatlll I. Mary Jane, will to Marcia and Deb the last twelve years and all that we ' ve shared, Sue V. oil light. JfK and his bod. Chinese food. Thayer Street and my friendship, Chris Ann. being good ' -thanx for the laughs!, Pam H Fred ' s place, my ' sleepovers. ' I ' ll light a candle next year, too, M.G.. H.V , K.K . Ski trip- ' 8l , M.G.. PS.. S.l . C.L.. PH., thanx and all my love, to Roger, a thanx for everything, Grant, all the times you ' ve made me laugh (and left me on a mountain topi), thanx, Rob £., a prom mug, Dan S. I want my Harvard hat Thanks for the past 2 years! I Mary Jane will to my sister Nancy Rockport summers, get out of the road! , have a good senior year, Jim, behave, only 2 more years, John f ., 1990. I. Duckee. will to Jamee. Missee and Shortie. all the good times we ' ve had together and all the happiness in the world. I. Jim John on. will to my buddies. Brian and John, my car to cruise in until the tires fall off and all those empty OM cans in the trunk. I. Jim John on. will to Sharon, Joanne. Jill. Maureen and Cheryl, a well deserved Friday night of hard core party ing- I, J- Souza. will to Spanky. all my empty bottles for $( returns and Annie Sprinkle films. I. Johnny Dado, will to Jeff. Mark and Danny, wine, song and a kickback now and again. I, Chrif. will to Lisa, all tfw fun we had shopping and the best of luck with Luis, to Vicki, the privilege of being a senior, to Michelle, a microphone and the best of luck with Jiml To Todd, a map of Reftoboth. I, Chri . will to Sue Devaney. a perfect timed writing, to Dawn, luck at college and directions on how to drive a standard! To Ann and Shelley, and all the fun we ' ve had in English !! I. Sue Chartier. to Russell Sylvia— I will be forever yours, to Tina Dias all the fun times and all the talk s we ve had. I. Ken Mingo, will to Bill Smith that he won ' t become one of the Greatest Martial Artists in tfte field of Jeet Kune Do. Nin itsu. Kung Fu, and all other arts, because I will beat him to it. to Bill Lepper that punk will die and Japanese music will conquer all other music. I. Patti. Witt to Jamie all the happiness thanks in the world for all the great memories, to tfte cheerleaders my love and best wishes, to Sue and Missy a forever friend, to Keith another drink, to Shauna a beautiful future, and to John S. the thanks to keep me alive over the years. I. Beth Kelley. witt to Steve aU my Love Forever! To Terry. Kim. and Cathy all my friendship artd an entire stock of McDonald ' s trench fries and McNuggets. Good tuck to Carol. Joey. Cathy, Kim, Sue. Renee. Katie. Rose, and Bonnie, and to Tatty - We all miss you! Steve, I Love You! I. Anjali. will to Clai. Nancy, and all my friends my special thanks, and to the class of 84 ' the best of hck in everything they do. t. Cart, will to Jenny M. all the great memories we ' ve had in the past and the promise of many more to come in the future, to Scott, Sue and Jeff everything that they ' ve always wanted to know about Physics, but were never able to figure out. and best of luck for the rest of tfwir lives. I, Lita Fariaf. will to Tina Lafratta the biggest bottle of Riunite ever made, all the good times we ' ve had, and the many more we ' ll have in the future with Jim and Ray (Like this summer!!), to Anne. Kelley, Tammy. Heather. Maria. Donna, Jeannine. Angel. Chris T.. and Tina all the good times we had in high school, especially our Senior year!! To Sexy Byes. Ziggy ' s costume jewelry and her rocks!! To Chris Thibeault many memories of this year and many talks of Jim and Tom. I. Lisa Hampton, will to Kimmy-our friendship, and thanks for making my years at A.H.S. great, good luck with Daryl and take care. To Shauna, long lives maxamillionsH To Jen a quarter to flip between Barry and Peter, (ha ha). To the N.H. Gang- Many more weekends. Summer 83 and most of all Mr. H.S.. K.S.. K.H.S. and marlboro parties. To Wendy more Vj days with taco salads. I. Diane, will to the Class of 84 . the best of luck in the future. Don ' t party to hardy. I. Diane, will to Michelle, all the S ' morz you could possibly eat. To Drama, all my love and don ' t be afraid of the bright lights. Mr. G. thanks for putting up with me, love sunshirte. I, Mark Courchesne. will to Dave Barboza, the long lasting memory of myself (Alias: Jim Morrison }. I. Brian Jeannotte. will my entire gum supply to anyone who wants a piece. I. Ro e Stewart, will to Beth Kelly, a year supply of ring polish, may it shine like stars. I. Ro e Stewart, will to Bonnie Smith, and Kathy Travares. my best friends, all the days at Horseneck Beach to come. I. Joanne, will to Paul, the happiness that he has brought to me and all the great times we have had togetf}er. I. Jo. will to Lauren. Heather. Tammy D.. Tammy L. and all my other friends, all the great times we have had together. I will always remember them. I. Jennifer Weilding. will to Wendy K. a new car that doesn ' t blow up on our weekly excursion to Feehan. Lisa H. a spaghetti dinner with Joe Elliot. Sue bar maid Pascale to understand that I understand. Sue ' Light Weight Varrier. one last prom party, Chris Poirier a new wall to lean against, Patty, six more halfdays before proms, Kim H. more hair for Daryl and Robin D. more snowbound ski trips with Char (ha ha), to everyone, the best of kick. I, Bunny, will to Spacepuppy. all the good times we had together and all the times to come. Good luck with everything in tfte years to come. I. Speedy, will to Yah, all my love in the years to come. And to my baby brother, all the good times he can have in the next 3 years at A.H.S. I. Melifta, will to Checks, all the happiness in the world and to Mike, forever! I. Lee, will to Tina all the happiness in the world, and the best of luck with Ray. Don t ever forget tfte night of tfw Senior Prom!! I. Sharon, will to Bill my golden locks and to keep you company at Cumberland Farms. To Mrs. Whitman for being a great teacher and a friend. To Mr. Caron and Mr. Bono thanks for all the f elp. To Sandra. Kyle and the whole clarinet section my leadership to you. I. Melissa Levesque. will to Kristi. Laura Lee. and Cindy all the great laughs we ve shared during our 4 years at this scftool. To Beth I will a perfect sewing project. To all my teachers thanks for giving me a great time and good education, and to Miss Wohlfort. arwther trip to Norfolk prison. Beth Price Michael Anne Quaglia Shelley Reynolds Maria Rocha 1 Sue St. Pierre Melissa Taylor Christine Thibault We. S.K.. J.M.. and C.T.. wU to Mrs. Simonds a fair marking system. I. Cindy M.. will to Chelle M. that wild Ear-y night. Maria the table comber and vote for me. Butch a purple popsicle lesson. Kris B. a reply from our little red seducer. To all I leave behind my cough and my love. I. Joanj«. will to Kelly a big thanx for always being there, no one could have a better friend. To Steve a Gumby to watch over you and make sure you behave. To Linda an antidote for Tfie Syndrome. To Sandie a box of letters from the Dunkin ' Donuts sign and to Brenda. Lori. Sue. Sheila, and Chris always remember the good times and best of luck in the future! I. Jen, will to Mark the discovery of many precious moments spent and treasured, all born from a Jethro Tull album cover! To Renee the definitive badmitten championship. Katie a life spent with fter Outlaw. Lauren the endless trials and tribulations of having a boyfriend?! To the wildest, craziest group of kids. Senior Com. Art. the best of times and the achievements of their dreams!! (Especially Mark Watters!) I. Hey dudes leU party, will to my doobie partner all the great times in the summer and future times. Best in everything you decide to do and see ya in the mountains!!! I. Kri«ti F., will to Laura 0.. the best of times with Peter D. remember all the fun times in G.A.. To Gina. thanks for all the trips to the Cape. You ' re the best friend anyone could ask for. To Cyndi. an absentminded Italian to go with you. To Cheryl, all the boys in B-J you can get your hands on. to Mr. Pinto, a girl shorter than me to pick on. to Mr. Smith, all the Frito ' s you can eat. to P.J.. D.P.. J.C.. R.C.. M.C.. S.C.. and T.M. have a great senior year, to Fred, have a nice trip to Florida and to Bill P. I will myself for as long as you can stand me. I. Kalhy Penkala, will to Ed Malhn. all my love and friendship forever, to Dawn. Michelle and Michael-Anne, all of the success and happiness in the world. I. Cathy Gorman, will to Arleen Zahn. a great future, to Tammy. Pam and Peggy W.. many years of happiness. Beth P. I will, for obvious reasons, a life-long gift certificate at J $ D ' s good only at II PM. To the Class of 84 (and MJC) the best of luck in t he future!! I. Teddy Bear, will to Cupcake, all the Mondays and early morning reading in recordkeeping. Twinkie. a lifelong pass to the Rink , to Scooby. I will all the terrific times in Senior Lounge - on the condition that you stop complaining. To Chipmunk Cheeks. I will all my love, to Cath Campbell. I leave my Spanish book and a pass to all college conferences next year. I. Heather. to Beth, all the good times in typing. I leave you all the pink typing paper that Mr. Sharkey gave you and I also leave you the best in life. I. Heather, will to Michael, Diana Ross, our bus stop and the best of life. I. Lisa Porta, will to Giggles, many more great times for us, you ' re a great friend, to Tams. all of our great times and our great friendship, to Whit, 2 bottles of pink C. at J:30 in the morning, to Shauna. all the love and happiness in the world, thanks for being a friend, to the rest of my friends at A.H.S. Good luck and keep in touch. I. Beth, will to Mrs. Dentch. all the fun that Missy and I had and our wonderful food labs and sewing projects. I. Roger Ducharme. will to Mouse, my best friend and little sister, all my love and hope for happiness in everything you do, to Paul Goetz all the great times with the out of towners. I. H.B.. Will to Goetzy a bottomless keg of Molson, to Brewski all the money he will ever need ($5.25 should do it!), and to Tyweed his continued experimentation in the search for the perfect Buzz! To Karen the hope that she will at Latl Find and Keep the right guy for her! (Watch out Tyweedl!) I, Chris Ann, will to Mary Jane many more Mon Kou napkins, to Hannah second period, to Deb one Chinese dinner, to Sue Stats, to Marcia. Barry and John the greenhouse, to Katie lifeguard trivia and to Mr. Frederick a great big THANKS FOR EVERYTHING!! I, Dawn Burt, will to Bandy D., Debbie L. and Sue F. a key to all the lavs and a pack of butts, to all my friends and Bruce especially, all my love and friendship! t. The Kid, will to the 1984 and all future softball teams the skill luck, and good times we had in our 1983 season! I. Rick, will to Mr. D. a box of paper clips that won ' t break, to Beth a red ' 84 ' Vette with Polka Dot seats and to both of them, and Di, a great season. Best of luck!! To Skip all the great times we have had. and to Scott and Lori a relationship to last a lifetime. I. Mike, will to Wayne Germain, a new set of lungs and my wedding cake, to Kath all the memories and all the dreams yet to come, you ' re a true friend! To Baker, bake the biggest green M6M and a bag of Doritos. to Moose a plastic bubble. Michael Jackson may you and Michael Crowley live forever, Diana loves you t oth. To the Science crew all the sweets you can eat. to Kanoble may you someday talk normal I. Dawn, will to Ernie my funny laugh, to Elmo and Chris my big mouth, to Michelle some common sense, to Lisa all the Reese ' s Peanut butter cups in the world, to Lori all the clothes hangers in the store. We, Colleen and Maureen, will to Ralph a day out of school, a case of howie ' s for all the times we ' ve goofed in art. I. Barfo, will to R + R. all the Van Halen we can handle. I. Rob, will to Rhonda and Barb speech therapy and tickets to Van Halen. I. Zinny. will to Moose a large roll of tape for her mouth and to sue C. the fun we had at the concert, I hope we will have many more times like that. I. Sam. will to the band my knee pads. I, S.M., will to S.J. my forever lasting love. I, Colleen, will to Susan all the good times we had in Science lab telling each other gripes about this school. Good Luck and I wish all the happiness in the future. I. Michelle, will to John E. a snowman, to Chris P. a bunch of dead ants, to Jean J. sicky . to Cindy M. the song Do your ears hang low. to Kerri a new horn, guys and lots of food, to John C. Lots of funl I. Sue. will to my hon the rest of my life, if not longer. I. Sue Bo. will to Linda and Sue the Best Friends in the World award and all the Kou dinners you can eat. I. S.B. will to Markie a lifetime of kisses. I. Kim McAloon, will to Danny all my love forever, to Beth. Sue and Rose thanks for the great times we had, to Darlene. good luck with Joe. to Kris, for being a great sister and good luck with everything. I. Tim Dunbar, will to Mike Titus all my old teachers, my books, and all the homework I never did. , Bonnie Smith, will to Walty the coffee man a one year supply of coffee and an everlasting friendship. I, Bonnie Smith, - to Rose Stewart, Kathy Tavares and Sandy Southworth an ever-lasting friendship and good times at Horseneck beach. c L A $ S w I L L Ha nnah Volterra Jerri Wade Doug Belanger Jennifer Weilding (left to right) officers ■ John Solmonese (vice president). Patti Lambert (fifth officer). Chris Ann Lind (treasurer), Barry Depot (president). Marcia Gulino (secretary). Advisor: Mrs. Bonneville Advisor: Mr. Burbank Twelve years of schooling have come and gone. To some it was a fast twelve years and to some of us it was slow, but our four years at A.H.S. are now in all of our memories and our memories alone. V e partied together at the Junior and Senior proms and at our Junior Powderpuff game when we tied the Seniors. We showed them! Remember our incredible fundraisers? Both were well over $5,000, and that is what it was all about. When the class of ' 84 needed funds, or anything for that matter, we all banded together. Except for the upset in Powderpuff as Seniors, we had an extremely productive and successful final year. Everyone had an enjoyable night at the Senior Prom, which was held at the Sheraton Mansfield on November 18. 1983. Soon after the prom, planning of the Donkey Basketball game. Senior Class Night. Senior Reception, and the Senior Breakfast began. Our early planning paid off for the best Senior class activities ever. As the years have come and gone, so has the class of 1984. But we leave not on a sad note because we seemed to set the standards for having good times and school spirit! We ' ve done many things well and it all can be attributed to each and everyone of you who have made up the class of 1984. Always be proud of your school, your class, and yourselves because the joy you ' ve given over the past twelve years has been immeasureable. We had some rough times in the beginning of the year when our assemblies were cancelled but we stuck it out and that determination to prevail will show through all of us in the years to come. The good times help, and for sure we had a heck of a lot of good times during our four year stay at A.H.S. I want to wish you all the best of luck especially John. Chris Ann, Marcia. Patti, the Senior representatives, Mr. Burbank and Mrs. Bonneville our advisors, and all those who made our four years at A.H.S rememberable ones. From the bottom of my heart I say thiS: I love you all, may god bless you and point you to the road of unending happiness. I wish you all the best of luck in the future and in all that you do. 122 Sincerely yours, Barry Depot Senior class president (left to right) representatives - Deborah Seferiadis. Mary Carty. Roger Ducharme. Katie Curran. Joanie Medeiros. Paul Goetz, Tammy Lee. On May 29. 1981, our Freshman class started a new tradition at Attleboro High School. It was the Freshman Social and the school had never had one previously. The Social was held in the student forum area of the school and the students were also able to walk outside into the courtyard. The Culinary Arts Department catered this event with soft drinks and pastries. Bopping Bob was the DJ for the Social and our theme song was The Best of Times by Styx. The First Annual Freshman Social was a smashing success! The Sophomore Gathering, a more formal event than the Freshman Social, was held at the Heather Hill Country Club on April 16, 1982. It was a successful semi-formal dinner dance well-organized by the class officers. A delicious chicken dinner was served and then everyone danced to the great music of Sight . At 10:30, everyone danced to the last song of the night, our theme song, Open Arms . It was an exciting night which had everyone looking forward to the Junior Prom. One of the highlights of our junior year was the Junior Prom. It was held on the top floor of the B lit more Plaza in Providence on April 29. 1983. The night started out with a delicious meal and a cake cutting by the officers. It continued with a great night of dancing with music provided by Secret Agents . They played many popular songs including our prom theme We ' ve Got Tonite . During the night, the students also voted Coreen Healy as prom queen with Colleen Mellon, Anjali Mallik, Heidi Young, Patti Lambert, and Kelly Searle in the queen ' s court. Overall, the Junior Prom was a wonderful, fun-filled night of dance, friends, and many wonderful memories. ?, November 18. 1983 was the date of the biggest and most awaited event of the senior year, the Senior Proml The Sheraton Inn in Mansfield seated 200 couples in their most ornate room. At 1:50. the Jerry Seeko Band started playing dinner music as the first course of a meal consisting of a fruit medly. garden salad. Chicken Cordon Bleu, and ice-cream pie with strawberries was served. The gown and tux clad couples then hit the dance floor with a variety of pop songs including the prom theme. Faithfully. Students voted Patti Lambert as queen with Anu Viitala, Anachu Zabalbeascoa. Tammy Chamberlain, Joanie Medieros. Sue Chartier, and Colleen Mellon in her court. Pictures taken by a T.D. Brown Studios photographer provided many memories of this fun-filled night. Queen ' s Court (Left to Right) - Anactiu Zabalbeascoa, Ken Wild. Anu Viitala, Mike Petit. Sue Chartier, Russell Sylvia, Patti Lambert (Queen), Jamie Poirier, Colleen Mellon, Steve McCurdy, Tammy Chamberlain. Joshua Witherspoon, Joanie Medieros, Steve Ryder 134 r (Left to Right) Representatives-Faith Bullock, Rich Berube, Stephanie Antosca, Stacey Henriques, Mike Haggerty, Melanie Culgin Class Advisor-Mrs. Naomi Cordell (Left to Right) Officers-Kelly McLann (secretary). Jason Cupp (vice-president), Lori Whitehead (treasurer). Leigh Estrella (president) With only one year remaining, some of us were already planning ahead-, but we will always look back on this year as one of the most fulfilling and rewarding experiences of our lives. We started off our Junior year hoping to continue our reputation as The Most Spirited Class . In early October, practice for the annual Powderpuff game began and our spirit grew to a high! As we took to the field on November 13, 1983, we gave it our all and the Seniors saw defeat, with a score of 12-6. A special thanks is given to our cheerleaders who cheered us on to VICTORY. With Thanksgiving right around the corner, we spent many of our nights completing our float. Despite a fine effort turned in by the AHS Football Team, we were unable to BOWL ' EM OVER. With most of our activities behind us, we started organizing what was to be a most memorable night, our Junior Prom, held on April 14, 1984, at the Holiday Inn in Providence, R.I. At this time, I would like to thank my fellow officers and representatives for a fun and exciting year. I would also like to wish every member of the Class of 85 good luck in whatever course you choose to follow in the years to come. Leigh Estrella Junior Class President Class Advisor -Mr. Ronald Pond r aiv (l-r) Will Sencabaugh (Tres.), Bill Semple (Pres.). Row 1 (l-r) Sue April (Sec), Leanne Cur ran (Vice Pres.) Reps: Row 3-Mike Leahy Row J-Robin Wild, Christine Robertson, Dana Gagne Row l-Tina Michalopoulos, Kathy Keane, Lori Bedner The class of 1986 entered its Sophmore year with a great deal of enthusiasm and a desire to prove it. Our enthusiasm got a little beyond planning, causing our October carwash to be more of a learning experience than a fundraiser. The setback doubled our drive and trippled our determination. Our main fundraiser in November turned out to be quite successful. Meanwhile, months of hard work and preparation paid off on November 24th, when we presented our float. As our spinning football filled the sky with balloons, one of the judges summed it up best when he said, Gee. that is awesome. Later we secured a place for our Junior Prom. Then it was on to the Sophmore Gathering on April 18th at Highland Country Club. I would like to thank all those people who helped make this a good year. Most of all I would like to thank John. He really came through when we needed him. It has been both an honor and a pleasure. Good Luck next year. Bill Semple Soph. Class Pres. Advisor: Ms. Simonds Advisor.- Mr. Pinto Advisor.- Ms. Paiva Crystal Rainville (Sec). Patty Colombo (Tres.). Sheri Miller (Vice Pres.), Richelle Burns (Pres.) The Class of 87 entered it ' s first year at A. H. S. with many hopes and dreams, and also alot of challenges and fears. Soon after our freshmen year began, we elected our class officers. They were. Sheri Miller- Vice President, Crystal Rainville-Secretary, Patty Colombo- Treasurer. Our first project was our freshman float, which was very successful. An up-coming event will be our freshman social, which will be held in May. I ' ve enjoyed being President of the freshman class, and I hope the future is rewarding to the many fine members o f the class. I wish good luck to everyone. Thank you, Richelle Burns Freshman Class President Reps: Jason Arenburg, Kirsten Kerrigan, Sue-Ann Medeiros. Tracy McCann (Left to right) Row I Dannine Harpin, Christine Robertson. Tammy Lee. Leigh Estrella. Barry Depot. Jason Arenburg. Jason AmaraL Crystal Rainville. Tracy McCann Row 2-Leanne Curran. Sue April. Richelle Burns. Sue Dumouchel. Joanie Medeiros. Kathy Keane. Stacey Henriques. Stephanie Antosca. Nancy Carty. Rick Cassidy, Sue-Ann Medeiros Row 3-Rich Berube. Paul Goetz. Robin Wild. Hannah Volterra. Marcia Gulino, Jason Cupp. Will Sencabaugh, Kirsten Kerrigan. Lori Bedner. Michelle Morgan Row 4- P.T. Sollitto (advisor). Bill Semple, Mike Haggerty. Roger Ducharme. Mary Carty, Chris Ann Lind, Dana Gagne, Dolores Correira, Chris Schneider, Sheri Miller Student Council Officers: P.T. Sollitto (advisor), Mary Carty (treasurer). Sue Dumouchel (president), Hannah Volterra (vice president), Stacey Henriques (secretary) (Lefi to Right) Row l-Albert Bromley. Margaret Harvey. Sharon Padula, Hendritia Spa, Suzanne Devaney, Tammy Lee, Donna Guidon, Robin Whitman. Rhonda Piette (Left to Right) Row 2-Shelley Goodchild, Petra Spa, Jeff Heap, Kris Harvey, Rich Cheyne, Kim Verdoia, Paula Peterson, Janey Lacasse, Lisa Cardarelli, Marlene Moore, Cindy Marshall, Laura Nedder, Sue Ferri, Beth Kelley. Linda Henry. Barbara Chabot. Jody Desrosiers (Left to Right) Row 3-Mr. Rider (Advisor). Ken St. Don. Suzanne Powers (Advisor). Carol Cleary. Sandy Southworth. Tim Houghton, Bonnie Smith, John Sagar, Allan Avery, Lori Keefer, Joe Birks, Stephen Allan, Xay Lountalasouk, Lynne Robbie, John Chase, Miguel Robles, Tim Dunbar, Joe Sciarpelletti, Joe McLear, Karen Chabot Row I (L-R) Kathy Tavares, Vicki Thibeault. Holly Ouellette, Toni Medieros, Lisa Svoboda, Dawn Gruhn. Terri Fedelia, Barbara Chabot Row 2 (L-R) Manny Sousa, Peggy Crowley, Beth Pardey, Erica Hansen, Sandy Devisscher, Brenda Houghton, Lisa Trabucco 149 (Left to Right) Row l-Ai Nguyen, Lopa Mukherjee. Lori Bedner, Greg King. William Burns Row 2 Sandy Taylor. Lisa Bedner. Nicole Bartek. Tom Haynes, William Semple (Missing)-Manuel Pacheco. Kirs ten Kerrigan. Crystal Rainville. Andy Galasso, Eric Jost. Jill Lamoureux. Mrs. Carol Martin (coach) Computer Club-Alphabetical Listing- Lisa Bedner. Lori Bedner, Dan Billington. Brenda Blais. Chris Bono. Abe Boschen. Barry Brewer. Bill Burns. Cindy Butler. Chris Carignan. Mike Depot, Joe Fournier. Andy Galasso. Jim Genannt. Steve Goretti. Steve Hathaway. Heidi Hirsbrunner. Eric Jost. Kirsten Kerrigan. Chris Lambert. Jill Lamoureux. Telmo Lima. Saida Memon. Ai Nguyen. Andy Provost, Crystal Rainville, Sandra Taylor, Joe Terreault. Jayne Turcotte V iWl jrifMHIWiUh ' tiiAwif .1 liiltMiitii Row I (L-R) Todd Galarneau. Sue Craw, Amy Brousseau. Dawn LaCroix, Jeannine Marcoux, Maria Rocha, Maria Pino. Anjali Mallik Row 2 (l-R) Chris Whaley. Melissa Taylor, Sue St. Pierre. Barbara Chabot. Anne Charpentier. Tammy Ducharme. Melisa Levesque Row I (L-R) Lisa Curtis. Gary Franklin. Dave Machowski. Wayne Monteiro. Phyllis Travasso Row 2 (L-R) Jim Allard, Lisa Bollivar, Donna Madsen. Eric Carlson. Lisa Hocking. Don Brothers. Ann Warren. Deanne McLean, Donna Kovalski Missing: Jean Joyal. Leigh Estrella k Row I (L-R)-Sue Botelho, Egidia Vergano, Chris Poirier. Debbie Seferiadis. Tina Dias. Elizabeth Scares. Aleida Alicea. Barry Depot Row 2 (L-R)- Sue Hohlmaier. Mary Carty, Sue Varrieur. Marcia Gulino. Wendy Kenniston, Sue Dumouchel, Melissa Taylor, Chris Bono. Kristen Keane. Lori Alter Row 3 (l-R) Susan Murphy. Joanne Barrett. Mike O ' Conner. Grant Buchanan. Chris Ann Lind, Carl Collins, Scott Libby. Charlie Hall. Bill Burns, L isa Bedner. Nicole Bartek. Paul Doucette (Left to Right) Row l-Tammy Lee (president). Lynn Murry (treasurer). Stacy Sencabaugh (secretary). Karen Whittier (vic-president) (Left to Right) Row 2-Bob Sanford. Judy Thibault. Margaret Correia. Lisa Porta (Missing)-Kim Allard. Mike Maynard. Joe Terreault 153 Row l-Fofi Tzaferis. Lori Libby, Denise Boyle, Patty Columbo. Erin Geddes Row J- Sandra Gruidain. Kathy Colombo, Guy Goulet, William Henry, Heather Forbes. Mike McCutcheon, Mrs. Rae Forbes Row 3-Robert Sanford, Shelly Brodeur, Shawn Chandelet, Donna Augat, Mike Tremblay, Lori Bedner (Left td Right) Row I P. T. Sollitto Teacher Coordinator, Kim Silvia, StaceyHenriques, Colleen Judge Row J-Roger Ducharme, Robbie Kenny, Bob Arsenault (Missing)-Sue Brewer, Karen Larsen Captain: Lori Langlais (Left to Right) Row l-Kelly Martin. Donna Boulay, Cindy Butler. Lori Libby (Left to Rigtit) Row2-Mictiele Stanford. Lisa Langlais. Karen Whittier. Darlene Jewitt. Sue Devaney, Amy Brousseau, Judy Thibault (Missing)-Lori Langlais (captain), Lisa Porta. Carol Proulx. Stacy Sencabaugh. Sue Charron. Tammy Lee The Varsity Booster Club was first joined this year. It is a combination of both girl and boy athletes and their parents. It is this organization that is responsible for the schools athletic jackets. 155 Row I (left to right): Lisa Cloutier. Robin Douglas, Laurie Alter. Michelle Geddes. Kelly McCann, Laura Nedder, Erin Geddes. Stacey Seferiadis Row 2-. Tammy Lee. Anjali Mallik. Chris Poirier, Wendy Kenniston. Egidia Vergano. Kristen Keane. Nancy Carty. Beth Kenniston Row 3: Mr. Frederick, Mike O ' Connor. Mike Crowley, Susan Pascal, Chris-Ann Lind, Matt Manlove, Hannah Voltera was really happy when I heard that I had been chosen as an exchange student to the U.S.A. First I thought that a year would be a long time and I would miss my parents and friends, but the time passed really quickly and now June is so near and it ' s time to go back to Finland. I want to thank all my friends here and my host family. You have been so kind to me. Thank you also to Attleboro High School for taking me in here. I have had a wonderful yearl Maybe some day I ' ll be able to come back and see you all again Yours, Ann Ropponen My name is Jean Robert Nordenstam, I am 17 years old, and I am an exchange student from Norway. I am glad that I have been attending AHS as a senior this year. I have always wanted to come to the U.S.A., now I have been here, and it has been an exciting year. I have learned about the differences between the U.S.A. and Norway, how it is to be an exchange student, and how it is to be away from all my friends and family for a whole year. There have been times I thought that I would go crazy and I wanted to go back to Norway. If it weren ' t for all the new friends I have made here I could not have made it. So thanks everybody: teachers, students, and especially my great host family. It has been really nice to meet you all and I thank you for an exciting year. There is only one thing left to say and that is Good bye AHSI Love, Jean I was very lucky to get an opportunity to live with an American family and to attend AHS. At first, when I came here, I was a little bit afraid and yet excited because everything was so new and different from Finland. But after a while, when I learned more about your country and culture, things turned out to be just great. I also got alot of new friends, which made my stay here a great experience. I want to thank you all at Attleboro High School for being so kind to me and always ready to help. I ' ll never forget this yearl Missing you, Anu Viitala Hil This is Anachu. I ' m so happy to be here. When I first came here I thought it was going to be something great, but I didn ' t know it was going to be so easy to make friends. You ' re all so nice. I am really enjoying it here and although June is still quite far away, it really hurts when I have to think of leaving. But, I don ' t worry about that. I ' ll be here at least every five years- definitely! Just take care and always be like this. Thanks alot for everything and remember always that SPAIN LOVES YOU ALLlll Love love love, Anachu Zabalbeascoa Before I came to this school I was worried about what it would be like. I asked myself questions like: Will the people at school accept me?. Will I find new friends?, and Will I have many problems with my classes? Now I know that I had no reasons to be worried. All the people at school are so nicell Many kids offered me their help and without the help of the teachers, I would never have been able to master my classes! I want to thank you all for being so nice to me! A special thanks goes to Mrs. Nerney, Mr. Zani, Mrs. Cuocco, and all the other nice people in the offices. I want to thank you for the great time I had at AHS! Christiane Eb (West Germany) One year in the United States is a fantastic experience for me. I have always wanted to stay in another country, and I ' m glad that the U.S.A. was my choice. People here in Attleboro have been very nice and friendly. I miss my native country of course, but home sickness disappeared after a few weeks, thanks to my host family, who is excellent, and all the friendly people I have met here in Attleboro. I hope to see more of your great country during the time I have left here in the United States. There ' s only one day I don ' t look forward to, the day I have to leave. It will be nice to go home to Norway of course, but I will miss the United States of America. Thank you very much, all of you! Anne Mette Larsen (Norway) DRAMA f i Kerri Kretchman (President) and Mr. Genest (Advisor) (Left to Right) Row l-Paul Pelland (soph. Rep), Dave Olsen (Board Mem.), Danny Doucette (Treasurer), Wendy Halloran (Secretary). Kerri Kretchman (President), Michelle Metivier (Vice-President), Michelle Caron (Board Mem.) (Left to Right) Row 2-Mr. Genest, Jose Cardona, Ken Maynard, Michelle LaMarre, Kim Honey, Ceri Yarworth, Mike Caron, Diane Jerauld (Sr. Rep), Ken Wild, Jamie Spriggs, Annjya Reinbergs (Jr. Rep), Robin Wild, Kris Slattery (Left to Right) Row 3-Shana Hund, Stacy Sencabaugh, Kerri Flint. Eric Parker, Denice Burnbaugh (Fresh. Rep), Nancy Ostmeir, Kelly Kretchman (Soph. Rep), Mark Tully (Fresh. Rep). Phyllis Travassos. Lydia Morrisseau. Tracey Crispin. Tracey Breit, Ingrid Goldamez, Michelle San ford (Left to Right) Row 4-Brenda Blais, Anu Viitala, Kristen Smietana, Anne Ropponen, Christiane Erb, Tara Nimoroski, Bill Nash. Tony Spera. John Sousa, Ed Sanderson, Mike Maynard. Mike Tremblay, Chris Kretchman, Laura Boulay, Stephanie Chicoine Officers (Left to Right) Top Row-Mark Tully, Denise Bumbaugh, Paul Pelland, Kelley Kretchman. Annija Reinbergs, Ken Wild. Di Jerauld Row 2-Victor Genest, Michelle Caron, Wendy Halloron, Dan Doucette, Michelle Metivier. Kim Kretchman, Dorr Olsen Seniors (Left to Right) Top Row-Anna Ropponen, Phyllis Travassos, Chris Erb, Di Jerauld, Ken Maynard, Ingrid Galdamez Row 2-Anachu Zabalbeaseoa, Anu Viitala, Michelle Lamarre. Kerri Kretchman, Michelle Metivier, Ken Wild Of Winners, Losers, and Games was the High School ' s one act play entered in the Massachusetts Drama Festival in March. The Class saught its sixth straight regional win. Of Winners, Losers, and Games starred Kerri Kretchman, Daniel Doucette, Michelle Metivier, Mike Caron, Kelly Kretchman, Wendy Halloran, and an ensemble of ten other drama members who really earned an applause! (Left to Right) Row l-Marie Conrad. Candy Smith, Michelle Stanhope. Sue Pereira. Chris Bono, ken Si. Don. Michelle Purand. Kim Allard (Left to Right) Row J-Patti Colombo, Sharon Benoit, Pam Geminiani, Carri Lincoln, Tom Barrett. Craig Pisani, Kelley Martins. Michelle Lewis, Madeline Souther (Left to Right) Row 3- Paige Snow, Donna Rainey, Chris Walker, Leigh- Ann Searle. Sheri Miller. Colleen Wade. Stephanie Sanderson. Kelly Jerauld, Michael-Ann Ouaglia. Donna Augat (Missing)-John Engler. Pam Fernandes, Jackie Robinson (Left to Right) Row l-Dawn Oenereau. Pennie Peterson. Donna Roy. Tammy Emery. Kris Slattery. Jean Joyal, Frank Thibodeau. Alexa Allison. Kelley Martins, Michelle Heroux, Sharon Carvalho (Left to Right) Row 2-Tina Cardarelli, Kelley Searle. Melissa Black well. Erin Milton. Nicole Lamarre. Lynn Murray. Kelly McConnell. Michelle Shapiro. Barb Chabot (Left to Right) Row 3-Shannon King. Kendra Pitas. Heather Foley, Peg Wilder. Koren Sword. John Engler. Ross Kiefer. Kris Smietana. Barbara Hall, Kathy Chambers. Paula Peterson (Missing) Diane Larsson, Natalie Pitas, Peter Shorrock, Alyce Spinney (Left to Right) Row l-Donna Roy, Kelly Kretchman, Stephanie Brothers. Holly Witherell. Lisa St. Don, Mark Valade, Mike Depot. Leanne Pisani. Cindy Smith (Left to Right) Row J-Cathy Colombo, Linda Frenier, Kim Rybak, Lisa Winton, Kathy King, Randy Schlenber. Erin Donovan, Jennifer Weilding, Cathy Savoy (Left to Right) Row 3-M issy Quaglia, Cathy McCormick. Tina Catenacci, Ana Tavares, Brenda Sweirk, Dan Morton, Guy Goulet, Sue Craw, Melanie Sutton, Beth Kelley, Bonnie Smith (Missing)-Darcie Lewis, Pennie Peterson (Left to Right) Row l-Michelle Stanford, Lisa Clou tier, Amaria Diaz, Sue Medeiros, Tracy McCann, Jason Arenburg, Joe McLoughlin, Luisa Sousa, Chris Wasilewski, Crystal Rainville (Left to Right) Row 2-Gia Klang. Judy Parmenter, Laurie Langlais, Arlene Zahn. Ann-Marie Walker, Kim Fincher, Chad Cash, Mike Caron, Millie Avery, Shanna Hurd, Kirsten Kerrigan (Left to Right) Row 3-Kim Moreau, Lisa Coffelt, Sue Charron. Tina Bro wn, Kelly Rowan, Sean Moore, Paul Willis, Kim Harrison, Jennifer Hyde, Darlene Jewett, Donna Lemieux (Missing)-Lisa Gray, Tami Langey, Liz Luerken. Michelle Metivier 1 VOCAL ENSEMBLE A CAPPELLA CHOIR ie Lanelais, Linda Henry, Erin Donovan, Vocal Ensemble (L-R) Row . Wendy K elliher, Carol Proulx, Laurie Langlais, Linda Henry, Erin Donovan, Madeleine Souther, Row 1 Darlene Jewett, Lisa Porta, Stacy Sencabaugh, Lara D ' Arconte, Michelle Caron, Barbara Chabot, Liz Scares, Row 3: Debbie Watson. Cheryl Turgeon, Sharon Benoit, Ann-Marie Walker, Shauna Burns, Lisa Hampton, Kim Harrison, Kerri Kretchman, Missing: Trade Dorais, Michelle Metivier, Jamie Spriggs, Julie Lynch (Left to Right) Row l-T. Niriroski, K. Smietana, J. Spriggs, E. Milton, A. Reinbergs, K. Slattery, W. Halloran (Left to Right) Row 2-D. Frazier, S. Sencabaugh, L. Langlais, W. Kelliher, S. Dumont, D. Roy, D. Whitfield, M. Caron (Left to Right) Row 3-S. Maslen, K. Harrison, E. Vergano, H. Hirsbrunner, S. Benoit, M. Souther, S. Jenks, D. Frazier (Left to Right) Row 4-J. Arenburg, C. Bono, T. Barrette, M. Caron, P. Koback, D. Doucette, D. Stebbings, P. Willis, C. Pisani (Missing)- S. Moore, K. Maynard, T. Lincoln, J. Engler, J. Cote, K. Kretchman, M. Metivier STAGEBAND ORCHESTRA Stagehand (L-R) Row h Dan Gennannt, Nicole Lamarre, Kim Honey, Sam Maslen, Ken Wild, Ceri Yarworth, Eric Kull, Scott Sevigny, Peggy Leahy (L-R) Row 2; Sharon Benoit, Julie O ' Boyle, (L-R) Row 3, John Cote, Ross Kiefer, Jean Joyal, Egida Vergano, Mr. Lawrence Pearlman, Ed Thibert, Brian Neily, Dan Norton, Kerri Kretchman, Paul Willis. Orchestra: (Left to Right) Row l-Colleen Pelletier, Christine Briggs, Sharon Benoit, Brian Neily. Brenda Zarek (Left to Right) Row 2-Mr. Dennis Caron, Louise Costa, Richard Walsh, Susan Walsh, Cheryl Musitano, Kerri Kretchman, David Erwin (Left to Right) Row 3-Edward Thibert, Kenneth Wild, Ross Kiefer, John Cote. (Missing)-Heidi Hirsbrunner, Diane Larson BAND BAND DRUM MAJORS. (Left to Right) Egidia Vergano, Michelle Lamarre, John Cote, Ken Wild (Missing)- Julie Lynch Row I (L-R) Mark Tully, Kyle Fitzpa trick, Madeleine Souther, Kristine Slattery. Robin Wild. Susan Jenks, Egidia Vergano, Kimberly Honey. Paula LaCasse, Kelly Turley, Michelle Lamarre. Ceri Yarworth. Nicole Lamarre. Nancy Ostmeier. Sean Moore. Paul Willis Row 2 (L-R) Michael Doucette. Kerri Pelletier. Christopher Kretchman. Karen Neily, Stacey Dailey. Tracy Breit. Kris ten Galarneau, Lisa Lanzetta, Christine Themis, Cheryl Musitano, Lydia Morriseau, Donna Courtois. Craig Pissani Row 3 (L-R) Louise Costa, Kerri Kretchman, Susan Walsh. Erin Milton, Kelley Corbett, Brad Dean. Daniel Bellington. Brian Goudreau. Richard Walsh. Pamela Hadley. Thomas Goetz Row 4 (L-R) Sharon Benoit. Michelle Poulin, Julie O ' Boyle. Kris ten Carlson. Karia Johnson. Patricia Metivier. Sandra Taylor. James Gennant. Scott Sevigny. Todd Galarneau. Brian Neily. Steven Pospisil. Mr. Caron Row 5 (L-R) Daniel Doucette. Mark Valade. Margaret Leahy. David Amaral. Daniel Gennant. Scott (Sam) Maslen. Daniel Norton. Eric Kull. Edward Thibert. Michael Thibault. Lisa Farinelli. Michael Avakian. Row 6 (L-R) Stephen Allen. Andrew Provost. Stephanie Chicoine. Jennifer Smith. Kenneth Wild. Jean Joyal. Ross Kiefer. John Cote. Greg Sevigny BAND OFFICERS: (Left to Right) Row l-Kerri Kretchman (Secretary). Egidia Vergano (President). Andy Provost (Vice-president). Peggy Leahy (Librarian). (Left to Right) Row J-Scott Sevigny (Junior Representative). Kim Honey (Quartermaster). Ken Wild (Quartermaster). Ceri Yarworth (Quartermaster). Robin Wild. Susan Jenks. (Missing)-Mark Varrieur (Sophomore Representative) (Left to Right) Row l-Brenda Zarek, Cheryl McCullock, Debbie Broudon, Cathy McCormick, Chris Briggs (drill sargeant), Lisa Winton, Wendy Peterson, Sandy Coelho, Lisa Langlais (Left to Right) Row 2-Margie Cote, Tanya Brennick, Leighanne Searle, Holly Balser, Tammara Emery, Lisa Carter (Left to Right) Row 3-Donna Lemieux, Lisa Delfino, Kathy Wolski, Cindy Marshall, Amaria Diaz (Missing)-Captain: Julie Lynch [ CROSS-COUNTRY ROAMS THE ROADS TO VICTORY. 1 Led by Jim Biziack. the team captain tvho finished fifth in the Class A state meet out of two hundred, the boys of the cross country team did very well with a dual meet record of 5-1. Their only loss was to Falmouth High School, the state cross country champions. With a dual meet record of 1-5, the girls of the team placed fourth in the conference meet: placing ahead of three of the teams that had defeated them previously. The girls placed ninth out of the fifty- three Class A teams in the state. With sixteen people lettering in cross country this season, the team looks forward to a successful season next year. Good luck to next year ' s co-captains, Mike OConnell, Jason Cupp, and Stephanie Antosca, along with the rest of the team. (Left to Right) -Co-Captains. Jim Biziak, Laurie Alter, Matt Savoie Coach: Steve Newman 170 (Left to Right) Row l-Seniors. John Davis. Jim Biziak. Laurie Alter. Matt Savoie Row 2-Coach Newman. Mike O ' Connell. At Day. Kenny Lortie Row 3- Jay Martin Ted Morrissey. Danine Harpin. Joanne Berdos. Andy Galasso. Bob Bischoff Row 4-Kathy Savoie. Elizabeth Martin. Kim Donovan. Jim Carty. Adam Newman. Bill Henry. Brian Smotherman. Ricky Crawford Row 5 Tina Kelly. Maureen Morrissey. Chris Schneider. Laurie Curti. Stephanie Antosca. Sean Moore. PaulLuiz. Rene Pike Missing: Andrea Nunes. Jason Cupp. rC 171 I A.H.S. FIELD HOCKEY DRIVES AHEAD 1 Seniors dominated the 1983 Field Hockey Team providing 9 out of the II starters. The season ' s record fails to reflect the outstanding Individual play of the girls, particularly the superior defensive play of Joanne Barrett in net and the scoring o f Pam Harris. Seniors Deb Seferiadis. Sue Dumouchel and Chris Poirier, led by co-captain Pam Harris on offense, ran the opposition all over the field. Seniors on defense led by co captain Coreen Healey ' s skilled stick work. Joanne Barrett in goal, the awesome drives of Sue Pascal and Katie Curran. and the overall great play of Hannah Volterra. made for one of the best defensive units in the league. Much of the credit for our Improved play goes to the patience, help and understanding of our coach, Mr. Frank O ' Connell. Our thanks also to our manager. An jail Mallik. Good luck to next year ' s team. Pam Harris and Coreen Healey (Captains) Mr. Frank O ' Connell (Coach) (Left to Right) Row l-Pamela Harris (senior), Coreen Healy (senior) Row 2-Deena Laliberte, Joanne Barrett (senior), Stacey Henriques, Sue Pascal (senior), Deborah Seferiadis (senior), Chris Poirier (senior), Kate Curran (senior) Row 3-Coach O ' Connell, Kim Silvia, Anjali Mallik (senior), Hannah Volterra (senior), Leigh Estrella. Colleen Judge, Alison West, Coach Crumbaker Row 4-Jen Smith, Kim Honey, Natalie Pitas. Nancy Carty, Kathy Keane, Jean LaPierre, Carolyn McCarthy. Tracy Varrieur, Missy Gonsalves Row 5-Koren Sword, Stacey Seferiadis. Sheri Miller. Patty Colombo. Minda Gowen, Beth Kenniston. Kim Henriques, Debby Whitfield 1 3 A.H.S. FOOTBALL TOUCHES DOWN 1 Our 1983 season was led by many outstanding players. Defensive linebackers Jerry Valade and Bill Leroux stood out as exceptional players. Mike Arsenault. Jim Cannata, Jamie Poirier. and Kevin Viau also shined defensively. The offensive team was led by senior Tom Simkins and junior Bob Arsenault who were our main receivers. Our defensive efforts led us through most of our games. The best of these being our match against our rival Bishop Feehan. Winning was a special experience for us and having the trophy at A.H.S. felt even better! Mike Arsenault, Bill Leroux (Co-Captains) Mr. Joe McKenna (Coach) 174 (Left to Right) Row l-Mike Arsenault(senior). Bill Leroux (senior) (Left to Right) Row 2-Seniors John Engler, Rick Butera. Charlie Hall, Gerald Valade. Kevin Viau, Mark Donovan, Mike Petit, Tom Simkins. Barry Depot, Steve Kennealy, Jamie Poirier, Ralph Blackader, Mike Gray, Bill Brennan, Tim Shields, Tom Houle Row 3-Dominque Jacques, Victor Rivera, Bill Pawlowski, Mike Ferragi, Phil Paquin, Greg Payette. Mike Poulin, Daryl Cavaca, Bob Arsenault, Chris Burns Row 4-Erik Jenson, Chris Hosford, Dave Landry. Chris Pimental, Steve Kelly, Steve Balog, Peter Morin. Kevin Cummings. Peter Koback, Dan Rioux, Matt Ford, Jim Viveiros Row 5-Coach Geddes, Kevin Candelet, Ronnie Cameron, Scot Sackett, Sean Viau, Jim Kenny, Mario Annelunde, Dan OConnell, John Claudino, Coach McKenna A.H.S. SOCCER - ALIVE AND KICKING. 1 This year was a learning experience f t our team because it was basically a rebuilding year. With only two varsity players back from last year, it was tough. But next year the whole squad will be back with the exception of fivt players. The seniors this year. Xay Lountalasouk. Tony Diaz, Elmo Zimenez. Chris Fyfe. and Marc Leclerc. all played well and we hope their outstanding sportsmanship will continue. Even though this year was not as we would have liked it to be. we are all looking forward to a great season next year. Steve Praia, Greg Braun (Co-Laptains) Mr. Peter Pereira (Coach) (Left to Right) Row l-Xay Lountasouk (senior). Mark Leclerc (senior), Tony Diaz (senior). Elmo Jimenez (senior) Row 2-Mark Nadow, Chris Carignan. Mike Haggerty. Steve Murphy, Greg Braun, Paula Sword. Steve Proia Row 3-Mike Leahy, Chin Row, Orn Pork, Erwin Alvarez, Craig Pisani Row 4- Edwin Argueta. Pat Nord. Chuck Toffing. Coach Peter Pereira. 177 [ A.H.S. GIRL ' S SWIM TEAM-LENGTHS AHEAD The 1983 Girls Varsity Swim Team finished its season with a 4-4 record. With the unexpected loss of 4 members due to injury, transfers or members that had graduated, the team slowly worked on its rebuilding with new recruits. Throughout the season, consistent high point performances were received from many of the members. The developmental meet was held at the close of the season. Attleboro finished first out of a strong field of competition. The team came out of the meet with an abundance of personal best times . As the season came to a close, we remembered such group activities as freshman initiation, bake sales and the closing banquet. As we remember the smoothness of the meets due to the new computerized touchpad and scoreboard system, we wish captains Nicole and Cheryl and seniors Lisa. Terry. Ann and Heather the best of luck and best wishes to next years team! Nicole Bartek. Cheryl Turgeon (Co-Captains) Mr. William Dentch (Coach) (Left to Right) Row l-Beth Leroux, Susan Walsh, Erin Geddes, Stacie Dumont. Michelle Bouffard. Kristen Fagnand Row 2- Jennifer Hyde. Lori Bedner. Lynne Turgeon. Jody Todd. Ann Arundale. Shawn Candelet. Diane Silva Row 3-Lisa Kenyan, Lisa Bedner (senior). Nicole Bartek (senior). Cheryl Turgeon (senior), Anu Vitila (senior), Therese LaPorte (senior), William Dentch (Coach) Row 4- Brenda Houghton. Kendra Pitus. Anne Boyle, Jayne Turcot te. Susan Bowie, Liette Vachon (Not Pictured)-Denise Parenteau, Melanie Culgin, Lynn Fournier, Michelle Cerone 179 I A.H.S. VOLLEYBALL DIGS THEIR WAY TO VICTORY The I9S3 volleyball team had a winning season with a record of 9-5. Unfortunately, the team missed going to the state tournament by one game. There were four seniors on the team and many talented juniors and sophomores, who will be coming up next year for the Varsity team. Thanks to Coach Riley, who is only in his third season with the team, we obtained a winning season. Co-captain Marcia GuTino was superior with her serving to start off every game and was great on the court. The other co-captain, Sandie Kile, did a great job with her offensive threat spiking. There were two other seniors playing for their second year-. Sue Kile and Lisa Grylls. Sue, who added a lot of spirit and gave it her best on the court, and Lisa who played great in every position. Next year ' s Varsity team will have the veterans Brenda Ralston. Chris McAndrews. and Diane French, being headed by co-captains Bonnie Milburn and Melissa Pineo. Good luck to them and the Junior- Varsity team, and good luck to the faculty in next year ' s Student vs. Faculty game. 1 r:ii lll lMlIti j- V Marcia Gulino, Sandie Kile (Co-Captains) Mr. Bill Riley (Coach) (Left to Right) Row l-Sue Kile (senior). Sandie Kile (senior). Marcia Gulino (senior). Lisa Grylls (senior) (Left to Right) Row J-Lee-Anne Romikaitis, Diane French. Vicki Schommer. Bonnie Milburn, Brenda Ralston, Mellisa Pineo. Chris McAndrews. Lori Gray (senior) (Left to Right) Row 3-Missy Quaglia, Leanne Pisani, Kelly Hesketh. Chris Soucy. Brenda Not heifer. Luanne Germaine. Lori Kingman. Michelle Shapiro, Sherry Fraizer, Mr. Riley (Coach) FOOTBALL A.H.5. SPIRIT I The Football season started off well this year because of the first place trophy the squad earned for being Grand Champions. U e attended ice camp in August at SMU. This built the foundation for a good year. The season was now just around the corner and we got started for the exciting year ahead of us. There were fifteen cheerleaders on the squad, which worked out very well The Attleboro vs. Freehan game boosted all of our spirits as the football team went on to an outstanding victory. Even though we were a little disappointed about the outcome of the Attleboro vs. North game, the season was still full of great memories for all of us. We would like to thank Susan Ouellette for her tremendous support and coaching for the past four years. With out her, many of our goals would never have been reached. We all wish her the best of luck in her future. (Left to Right) Row l-Patty Gaudreau. Shauna Burns (senior), Lee Burger, Patti Lambert (senior), Kathy McEleney, Missy Angela (Left to Right) Row 2-Linda Petit, Sheila Viera, Kelly McCann, Y Michelle Geddes, Michelle Mullane (Left to Right) Row 3-Michelle Engier. Wendy Kelliher, Gwen r I Cryan, Kim Harrison CHEERS ON: BASKETBALL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: (Left to rigLit) Row I - Sheila Vieira. Kelly McCann, Michelle Geddes Row 2 - Lisa Doucette, Kathy McEleney. Missy Angela, Joanie Medeiros (senior) Row 3 - Tammy Connley (coach), Darlene Levitt, Michelle Engler, Lee Burger. Shauna Burns (senior). Kim Harrison, Gwen Cryan. The basketball cheerleading season of 83-84 was very enjoyable. The numerous new girls proved to be a great asset to the squad. We have two seniors leaving us, Shauna Burns and Joanie Medeiros. We wish them the best of luck. As for the girls who are returning next year, they are very excited. Although the record of the basket- ball team showed no where near the amount of work they put into this season, we feel they did a great job. We wish them the best of luck for next year ' s season. [ BOY ' S BASKETBALL PUTS THEIR BEST SHOT FORWARD 1 Although I he AH baskcthjll lt iin didn ' t receive many victories in the 1983-84 season, the year wasn ' t one to throw away. Prominent sophomores Such as Mike McCutcheon and Dan O ' Connell will lead this team to a bright future. With Greg Payette, Scott Sweet, and Brian Legg returning next year, the Bombers will be a threat outside the key as well as inside. We ' d like to thank all who were involved with AHS basketball this year, especially Coach Dinardo. He is a true basketball devotee and can coac h the game as well as any coach in Division I. I would like to wish the AHS hoops ters the best of luck in the future. We ' ve had many great times this season, but what made them so great was the fact that nobody gave up. To all who are returning next year, keep up the good work II Captain: Chris Perron Coach: Mr. Doug Dinardo GIRL ' S BASKETBALL SHOOTS THEIR WAY TO VICTORY The girls 1983 84 Basketball team is having a great season. Starting off the I season by thinning the Christmas Holiday Tournament has given the team alot of confidence. The team is at loss without height but does have the ability to box out for rebounds, due to ) the work of Sue Craw, Michelle Poulin, and Diane french. To take advantage of getting rebounds and quickness, there is just as good attack offensively with the shooting of co-captains Lori Gray and Sandie Kile, and the ball handling of Peg Leahy and Chris McAndrews. The team is not complete until you recognize the coaching of William Riley. He has worked with the team since their freshman year and knows how to put the skills together and be successful. Thanks to the rest of the team, who contributed greatly to our winning season. The 1983-84 team has enjoyed every minute of their winning season. Captains. Lori Gray, Sandie Kile Coach: M. William Riley m PERIOD • •••• •••• VISITOR (Left to Right) Row l-Diane Larsson, Kim Hendriques, Chris Soucy, Dawn Desmarias, Kris Donovan, Chris Themis Row J-Chris Murphy. Koren Sword, Lori Kingman, Colleen Wade. Kris Fagnand, Leanne Pisani. Miss Mary Savard (coach) (Missing)-Michelle Shapiro (Left to Right) Row l-Seniors-. Lori Gray. Sandie Kile Row J-Mr. William Reilly (coach), Peggy Leahy (senior). Chris McAndrews, Michelle Poulin, Sue Craw (senior), Dianne French, Bonnie Milburn, Vicki Schommer, Wendy Moreau GIRL ' S GYMNASTICS BALANCES TO VICTORY The Girls 1983-84 Gymnastics team had alot of talent. You can pick out the privately instructed girls and see the experience they had. The girls without the experience really stood out because of their enthusiasm to learn and spirit for the entire team. The talent of the girls was not the only factor involved in producing a winning season; Coach Sulham was the best girls gymastics Coach around. He worked the team and it showed! In 1983. the team qualified for the state meet for the first time and the team has a chance of going again. The combination of Coach Sulham ' s intelligent methods and the girls ' talent gave the team its winning season. [ BOY ' S GYMNASTICS TUMBLES AHEAD Over the years the Attleboro High School Gymnastics team has been a very strong organization. Attleboro gymnasts have been at the forefront in area competition for some time. The last several years, however, Attleboro has been lacking experienced gymnasts and has entered a rebuilding phase. Best wishes go to Paul Goetz, who excelled on the parallel bars, to Gary Roderick who showed outstanding work on the parallel bars and led the team on the pommel horse, and to John Cote who ' s continued efforts on the pommel horse, high bar, and rings greatly helped this year ' s team. A big thank you is given to Coach Mike Martin for his time and understanding. (Captains)-John Cote, Gary Roderick (Coach)-Mr. Michael Martin (Left to Right) Row l-Tom Barrette, Paul Goetz (senior), Gary Roderick (senior), Mike Martin (coach), John Cote (senior), Tim Fonseca, Peter Morin Row 2-Peter Amaral, Mario Annelunde, Steve Kelly, Keith Rooks Row 3-Steve Auclair, Timmy Roderick, Jason Arenburg AHS BOY ' S SWIM TEAM DIVES AHEAD The team this year was relatively small compared to previous years, but for the size of the team we did exceptionally well Thanks to Mr. Bonneville ' s constant help and hard work, we each were able to excel in our own events with some of our best times. Among the juniors on the team this year. Steve Praia and Chris Carrigan have improved in their individual events, also Daryl Cavaca received his highest score in diving in the 1983-84 season. Each of these members is a great asset to the team. A future of Good Luck is wished to the entire swim team. Captain: Mike Crowley Coach: Mr. Victor Bonneville (Left to Right) Row l-Mr. Victor Bonneville, Michael Crowley (senior) Row J-Gregg Braun, Chris Carrigon, Steve Proia. Daryl Cavaca Row 3-West Selstam, Henry Lopez, Kevin Cummings Row 4- Mark Proia, Eric Fitton, Pat O ' Donnell, Steve Haggerty [ WINTER TRACK HURDLES BY THE REST 1 This track season has been the best — One we ' re sure nobody will ever forget I With the guidance and enthusiasm of Sean McCracken and Mr. Newman we were able to reach our goals as athletes and as people! Such as the goals reached by Mike Arsenault, throwing the shot an unbelievable 58 ' 5 and Mark Donovan breaking the speed of light at 5.5 seconds in the 50 yard dash. Our distance relay team, consisting of Keith Miles, Jim Biziak, Al Day and Mike O ' Connel qualified for the Easterns. The girls had many outstanding performances by seniors Anu Viitala. Laurie Alter, juniors Michelle Lundquist. Paula Sword and sophomore Elizabeth Martin. As a whole, the winter track team went undefeated. To all the underclassmen. GOOD LUCK! and to all the seniors. GO FOR ITU Captains: (Left to Right) Row l-Deborah Seferiadis, Coreen Healey Row 2-Matt Savoie, Mike Arsenault, John Davis Coach: Mr. Steve Newman (Left to Right) Seniors: Row l-Mark LeClerc. Mark Donovan. Tim Moran, Barry Depot, Matt Savoie. Mike Arsenault, Mike Milligan. Keith Miles, Jim Biziak, John Davis, Mr. Sean McCracken (coach) Row 2- Joanne Berdos, Mike O ' Connell, Melissa Pineo, Michelle Lundquist, Kris Ekiind, Tammy Lee (senior), Laurie Alter (senior), Debbie Seferiadis (senior), Coreen Healy (senior), Mike Leahy, Mr. Stephen Newman (coach) Row 3-Kathy Savoie, Elizabeth Martin. Paula Sword, Michelle Mullane, Laurie Curti, Patty Gaudreau, Dannine Harpin, Alyce Spinney, Lee Ann Burden. Maureen Morrissey, Rena Pike, Tina Kelly, Bob LaPlante Row 4-Tim St.Pierre Kim Donovan, Joe DeOliviera, Craig Pisani. Wayne Gero. Nancy Carty. Anachu Zabalbeaseoa. (senior), Anu Viitala (senior). Matt Manlove, Andy Gallaso, Row 5- Mike Haggerty, Paul Luiz, Phil Paquin, Al Day, Stacey Henriques, Kim Silvia, Jimmy Carty, Ted Morrissey, Rick Crawford, Jay Martin Row 6-Jim Cannata, Chris Burns, Jason Cupp. Bobby Bischoff. Steve Pederson, Bob Arsenault, Ken Lortie, Mike Doucette, Brian Smotherman I CRAFT ADVISORY COMMITTEE | THE C RAFT ADVISORY COMMITTEE ATTLEBORO VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL The Craft Advisory Committee is appointed by the school board to advise and assist the faculty and administration in planning, operation and evaluation of all programs. This dedicated group of men and women from local business, industry, and labor, provide guidance in market trends, technological developments, and training needs throughout the school year. Information is shared during regularly scheduled general meetings and in department conferences. The students, faculty, and administration wish to thank these individuals for their contributions and support. r BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1984 from PATRONS Dr. 5 Mrs. Sheldon Alter Lustre Aluminum 761-6700 725-5327 222-3725 MASTERSON Furniture ■ Uptiolstering Old Washington School ROUTE 1, South Attleboro, Mass. CHARLES MASTERSON Carpets • Draperies • Slipcovers THE 1984 TATTLETALE STATE Laurie Alter Michael Crowley Katie Curran Robin Douglas Michelle Geddes Kristen Keane Wendy Kenniston Tammy Lee Chris Ann Lind Anjali Mallik Kelly McCann Laura Nedder Michael O ' Connor Susan Pascal Christine Poirier Judy Thibault Egidia Vergano Hannah Volterra D.W. Frederick - Advisor The . Ck mputer School 30 EAST AVENUE PAWTUCKET, Rl 724-6233 Best Wishes To The Class Of I9S4 From YOUR TEACHERS: MARTIN E. DURKIN DONALD W. FREDERICK JAMES B. BOSMAN Open — Daily ' Til 9 P.M. TeL 761-8730 DON LEEDHAM President 850 Washington Street So. Attleboro. Mass. 02703 Love Is Life ' s End! An End. But Never Ending. With All Of My Love, KRISTEN 203 © 1980 L A Olympic Comminae TM OFFICIAL AWARDS SUPPLIER OF THE 1984 OLYMPIC GAMES Champions Choose Jostens! Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 From THE ATTLEBORO ELKS 1014 RUGGLES I Pleasant St. Attleboro, Ma. 2n-4870 Pizza Of Distinction Soups, Salads 3 Sandwiches Table Service Take-Out Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1984 From STUDENT COUNCIL Vic Gulino Class Of ' 53 Greg Gulino Class Of 79 VICTOR J. GULINO INSURANCE AGENCY WHERE SERVICE IS THE POLICY Karen Gulino Benedetti Class Of W Marcia Gulino Class Of ' 84 206 Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 84 ATTLEBORO GIRL ' S TENNIS TEAM 617 - 761-6399 GOOD LUCK - EGIDIA and THE CLASS OF 1984 FRANK E. KEANE Fuel Oil at ' a Discount Lowest Price In the Area Don ' t spend your precious time asking ' Why isn ' t the world a better place? ' It will only be time wasted. The question to ask is ' How can 1 make it better? ' To that question there is an answer. Leo F. Buscaglia Vergano Associates j SSV CONSULTANTS TO MANUFACTURERS Best Wishes Class Of ' 84 From Your Yearbook Photographer GARY MELINO BROWN STUDIO i 209 I W3rkl Champkms ivear Balfour rkigs. So should you. Your class rinji is made with the very same craftsmanship and care that into the making of the sports world ' s most sought after symbols of accomplishment: the championship rings. Like yours, made by Balfour, of course. 222-5653 TOM and MAKII-: Stv c InnoiaWTS C -KILLH IIAIKS ' ITLISTS VOUK FAMILY IIAIK CI;NT1:K 29 South Main Slrccl Attlcboro, Mass. 02703 DODGE DODGE TRUCKS ARLENE ' S CORSETRY SHOP Specializing In Mastectomy and Fitted Foundations Bras - Girdles - Parity Girdles - Panties Full Half Slips • Night Gowns • Robes Swim Suits - Reasonable Prices! COLT 222-6610 5 PARK ST., ATTLEBORO 42 County Street, Rl. 123 Attleboro, Massachusetis Congratulations Class Of ' 84 ST. JOHN ' S COUNCIL 404 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Bingo Every Monday Congratulations Class of ' 8 4 Mario Scherma Dick Carlos Invite You to Visit Happy Hour 2:30-7:00 FOSTER, INC Union St. Attleboro, Ma. 266 County St. Attleboro DYER-MARTIN DRIVING SCHOOL 245 So. Main St Attleboro COOPERS 5 No. Main St. Attleboro Texas Instruments (617) 222-0234 222-1397 Conlon Donnelly Company, Inc. DOG FOOD - PET - LAWN AND GARDEN SUPPLIES 65 SOUTH MAIN STREET ATTLEBORO. MA 02703 213 BLAIS SERVICE STATION, INC 141 Pine St. Attleboro, Ma. DWYER HEATING S AIR CONDITIONING 52 Eddy St. Attleboro BAYBANK UNITED 9J Pleasant St. Attleboro famous for suits l liOYI S MEN ' S STORE DOWNTOWN ATTLEBORO FOR MEN FOR WOMEN PRINCE GARDNER Leather Goods PIERRE CARDIN Jewelry, Belts Personal Leather Goods UAIGLON Jewelry, Belts Personal Leather Goods ETIENNEAIGNER Jewelry Belts Personal Leather Goods SWANK Jewelry Gifts, Belts Personal Leather Goods ROYAL COPENHAGEN Fragrance Products PRINCESS GARDNER Leather Goods Belts PIERRE CARDIN Jewelry Belts Personal Leather Goods ANNE KLEIN Jewelry BIAGI Jewelry FLORA DANICA Perfume NAP ' S PACKAGE STORE A Fine Selection Of Beer And Wine Best Wishes Class Of ' ' 84 ART LINE. INC LABONTE ' S AUTO SCHOOL 57 Park Street Attleboro, Ma. CaAijieji] Co U ei Sol C isam Stem AMI I I r ' AMERfCA S ' SAO K.IU, Bool.vord 11 PUotonI Slr  l I FRESHEST ICE CREA« North AHl.boro. MA AtlUboroMA y 699-4209 226-1760  CI CONCi INC tAUCIHS ' Congratulations Class Of 1984 BRISTOL GLASS CDHPOHATIDiV PLATE GLASS. MIRRORS AND SHOWER ENCLOSURES TELEPHONE 222-5810 110 NO MAIN ST PTE 152 ATTLEBORO. MASS 02703 • Portraits • Color • Weddings • Passport • Executive Tel. (617) 226-3395 ATTLEBORO PORTRAIT STUDIO 59V2 Park Street, Attleboro ltlicrtoii% Complete Home Furnishers And Waterbeds Congratulations 1984 Congratulations To The Class Of 84 From ATTLEBORO ICE CO., INC. Fuels Oils • Ice • Heating Installations 75 Pleasant Street 22-0154 Attleboro, Massachusetts 02703 ENERAL TOOL SUPPLY CO.. INC. 53 COUNTY STREET • ATTLEBORO, MA 02703 Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 216 ELCO CARPET JT POURniSR 25Vj Bank street Attleboro, MA 02703 617-222-8002 Congratulations Class Of 84 BARBLOOM ' S FLOWERS Maple Street Attleboro Good Luck Heidi Love, Mom 3 Dad G. AUSTIN YOUNG CO. CI (ARTLty COUNTRV STORK, INC. Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 From DOTTIE ' S CATERERS ruwiYsn eoOD ' COFFEE RHONC 726-3723 7SI-e2IO QUALITY FOODS FOR INDUSTRY SeO YORK AVENUE PAWTUCKET. R. I. 02681 Leo J. Lachance Owner 325 Tremont St Rehoboth. Ma. 02769 226-4215 36 South Worcester St. Norton. Ma. 02766 222-1528 SPECIALIZING ON MEAT S Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 84 Op«n Tues. Thru Sat. 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. Good Beverages Sunday 4 P.M. to 11 P.M. Closed Monday S e S Great Food Serving Beer Wine PHONE - 222-1824 90 County Street Attleboro, Mass. ANDY NIMIROSKI 272 County Street, P.O. Box 365 Attleboro, MA 02703 Phone; 222-4998 ■11 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide IS (. f your sitJe The Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1984 COUGHUN ' S SHOES 8 So. Main St. Attleboro, Ma. DORRANCE, INC. Excavating Contractor 283 West Main St. NORTON, MA 02766 Tel. 222-6668 NORTON, MA 02766 222-1 SSi Sand, Loam, Gravel and Fill - Trench Work - OFFICE FURNITURE • MACHINES SUPPLIES iVli l S OFFICE SUPPL Y CO.. INC. 17 NORTH WASHINGTON STREET NORTH A TTLEBORO. MASS. 02760 699-7771 TEL. 222-5444 ctlotiia, 08e€i€cl Aoftfie THE FINEST IN BEAUTY CULTURE YOUR APPOINTMENT IS ON 1096 SO. MAIN STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS. 02703 While You Are Encountering The Future, Encounter Anthem! Congratulations Class Of ' 84 RUSHING WIND PRODUCTIONS DMM MEW COMPLETE LINE OF: Foldovers, Hinges, Boxes, . Springs, End Caps, Loc and Tubular Bracelets J L TOOL AND ]NDINGS CO., IN 2 ClTe stnut Street .-. North Attleboro, Mass. 02760 Telephone (617) 695-4075 212 County St. Attleboro, Ma. 02703 Phone. 222-4998 Proprietors: Cheryl Nimoroski Andy Nimoroski To Chris, Sue M., And Wen, An Unending Supply Of H.P. V. And The Summer Of ' 83 From A FRIEND Congra tulationslll Class Of ' 84 GM VACHON, 469 Pleasant St. (617) 222-3021 Attleboro, Massachusetts 02703 IS PONTIaC Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 84 220 (617) 222-0750 (617) 222-0759 0. mm CO., loc H MASONS PLASTERERS SUPPLIES HAROLD H. RILEY, JR. 38 Forest Street PRES. OWNER AtTLEBORO, MASS. best wisnes To The Class Of 1984 Cronan £( Colonial VLtslM 71 County Street Attleboro, Mass. 02703 HIGHLAND COUNTRY l 1 ID LLUb LOISH.CRONAN BUS: 617-226-2200 Travel Consultant RES: 617-222-5053 International Aut© Inc. KELLty BLVD • NORTH ATTLEBORO. MASS 02760 you ' Voiiiswagen 4 BMW Deafei Durf€€ MLLlEDOrO 3 Congratulations Class Of 84 SALES SERVICE SUPPLIES RENTALS 222-8596 TYPEWRITERS, ADDING MACHINES ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS 87 Union St. ATTLEBORO, MASS. 02703 Albert Wheeler Roger Turcotte 61 7 - 222 - 0697 TOOL STAMPIN(; CO. 90 OLIVE STREET ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS 02703 Since 1920 Good Luck To The Class Of ••84 From HASKELL BUS SERVICE INC The Slim Shoppe Best Weight Loss Program Main Object - Health 5 MECHANIC STREET Former John Hancock Building ATTLEBORO, MASS. 02703 Madeleine Livingston - 617-222-7844 Owner THE AQUARIUM CENTER 103 Park St. Attleboro, Ma. KULL ' S Stationers Office Supply Inc. 40 EMORY STREET ATTLEBORO FREE PARKING Complete Line of Office Supplies 222-0178 Information Systems 3 Supplies Artist 3 Drafting Materials Inland Bay Cable TV Associates 8 North Main Street Attleboro, Massactiusetts 02703 Congratulations To The Class Of ' 84 MIS MASS er R I REALTOR® miaMjtfcAaA, Best Wishes To The Senior Class Of 84 ANDERSON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INC. REALTOR 945 Washington Street South Attleboro, MA 02703 761-7117 MARY E. FABAS, G.R.I., C.R.S. NOTARY COMPLETE MODERN FACILITIES Chrysler • Plymouth • Reliant • Horizon • Colt • Voyager • Laser • Lebaron CHRYSLER SALES - SERVICE - PARTS LEASING AND DAILY RENTAL Glines Rhodes, inc. ESTABLISHED 1915 Vlymoutfi NOW 2 LOCATIONS ATTLEBORO NO. ATTLEBORO ATTLEBORO. MASS (017) 226-2000 222-4500 699-7579 676 PLEASANT ST. 540 E. WASHINGTON ( Open Eves. Till 8 P.M. • Sats. Till 4 P.M.) 223 immi 1 2 3 llUo o, Wu,iacLs lh, 02703 siLLman ' s Serving The Attleboro Area With Footwear 3 Accessories For 75 Years! 43 Park St. 222-6130 Congratulations To All Of My Friends In The Class Of ' 84 STEPHEN H. FOLEY FUNERAL HOME 126 So. Main St. Founded 1910 Sincere And Dignified Service TeL 222-0498 SCATURRO ' S UNLIMITED, INC. 33 Noflh Wash.nglon St Downtown North Atlleboro 695-4233 Hours: Tue.-Wed.. Sat. 10-6; Thur. S Fri. 10-8 Closed Sunday, Monday. LUMBER building materials Tel. 695-9371 RILEY BROS. LUMBER CO. 62 REED AVENUE NORTH ATTLEBORO. MA 02760 Congratulations Class Of 84 224 997 South Main Street Attleboro, MA 02703 Telephone 222-2479 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 From THE ATTLEBORO EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OLD FASHIONED HAMBURGERS ] Best Wishes to The Class of 1984 SIDDALL ' $ L K 9 Union St Attleboro, Ma. 02703 Congratulations! PLEASANT PRINTING COMPANY AUTOMOTIVE, INC 193 Pine Street Attleboro PARTS PAINT 222-6100 222-1802 WAGNER ' S FLOWER SHOP MALLY ' S SHOES Congratulations Class Of 1984 From SIMPLY SPORTSWEAR Triboro Plaza, North Attleboro For Dependable Protection rely on ATTLEBORO MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 02703 founded 1844 Operating exclusively through the AMERICAN AGENCY SYSTEM SCHOFIELD HARDWARE VSTABIISIIFD 1926 SAND GRAVEL Corp. Plant and Yard: Tiffany Street, Attleboro, Mass. . Shop At Home Floor Covering o ° WALL TO WALL FREE NO WAX CARPETS ESTIMATES VINYL FLOORS CALL 222-4836 Mark S. Qillis WALSH CONTRACTING CORP 82 NORTH AVE. ATTLEBORO. MA 02703-1313 227 Congratulations To The Class Of ' 84 REYNOLDS AND MARKMAN INC. 101 Olive St. Attleboro. Ma. 02703 Serving The Community Since 1873 W.H. RILEY § SON. INC. Telephone 695-9391 61 North Washington St. P.O. Box 910 North Attleboro, Mass. 02761 Good Luck To The Class Of 1984 Oil Burners • Heating Oil • LP Gas • Motor Fuels ■In WILLIS-MacKINNON INSURANCE 175 North Main Attleboro, MA Tel. (617)222-4000 All Forms of Insurance Complete Financial Planning ROSS-SIMONS JEWELERS 9 Park Street Attleboro. Ma. 02703 Good Luck 84 ' , t t « t IQ , Ter. No. 222-9191 Bill Janes Charlie O ' Connell HAZEL E. WEST INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. 1 6 County St. Attleboro. Ma s. 02703 228 TEL (617) 222-1980 MURRAY ' S RESTAURANT 50 BROOK STREET ATTLEBORO. MA 02703 GEORGE AND JEANNE ROSS UES 6 AM - 3 PM OWNER WED • THURS - FRI 6 AM - 8 PM Orders to Take Out Tel. (617) 399-8020 COCKTAIL LOUNGE DANCE- ENTERTAINMENT (Friday Saturday) CHINESE POLYNESIAN FOOD AMUiCAN FOODS Seating capacity 160 676 WashingtonSt. ScAttleboro r ,or Banquets, R e 1 - 5 Minutes from Rte 95 Mon. thru Thur 11:30 a.m. - 1 a.m. Fri. Saf. 11:30 a.m. ■ 2 a.m. Sun. Holiday 12 noon • 1 a.m. PLEASANT PHARMACY 486 Pleasant St. Attleboro. Ma. 02703 Fashions For The Entire Family Of Attleboro Park Street 617-222-5200 V€GUC VISION OPTICIANS Gary Kamens And Henry Rosenthal 288 Highland Ave So. Attleboro. Ma 02703 FAMILY EYE CARE MT M 5 1984? Cabbage Patch Dolls . . . Cable Television M TV. . . Korean Jetliner Shot Bacardi rum Except driving. mixes with everything. ' F jnny. off heat, oodofigmat. . hshf i the faeil him of iH kmd i,n e Ihe Gfodvate . fffotutmg iHk tompk-te movie so{jn itrack with inuwc perfwmed by Rob Se f r The Polko. Prime. Muddy Waters. Talking Heodi. Jourrivy Phil Co fin$, MH Beck, and more O WV NER HOM E VIDEO Butenou h reading. It% time you got tt the free gumbalk and some seric is tasting. ,BUT SDidiuAjQ sa aSuy soj ojoqa ny JO JoAei i To the class of 1984: This is our last stop, seniorsi we are about to enter the complex world in which we live. No one said that it is going to be easy. There will be times when the road will be smooth, but there will also be times when the road will be twisting and bumpy. It is during these latter moments that we will long for the security of our high school years. We all share the common experience of being part of the class of 1984, and this yearbook was designed to remind us of this. Our purpose was to capture every facet of our high school life that may help sustain us through those times when not everything is going quite right. We hope you will use your specialized talents and the knowledge you have gained from your experiences at Attleboro High School to lead you in the right direction in life. We wish you all the best until the day . . . When our roads come together once again. Wendy and Kristen Editors. 1984 Tattletale v232 This yearbook would not have been possU without the hard work and devotion of m.i people including our sponsors and, of couit our dedicated staff, who spent long ho ' creating and selling this yearbook. We wo like to give special thanks to the follow li Mr. Dan Smith, our Josten ' s representatit Mr. Gary Melino, our school photograph from Brown Studiosi Mr. Robert Thayer, o his special photography skills and tiit Renee Desrosiers, who designed the coe for this issue of the Tattletalei Jennt; Swenson and Todd Watters, for ti artwork in the faculty section) and Mr. it Byers, for his carpentry assistance. ' would especially like to thank Mr. Freder.i our advisor, for his guidance, knowlect and the special friendship that we h.v shared with him during the past three yef on the yearbook staff. The faculty and s, of Attleboro High School also deserve tha as they were very understanding with inconveniences of our production scheo