Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1986 volume:

ATTLEBOno HIQH SCHOOL rhroughout our twelve years of school we have had many different experiences which have affected us in some way. As we approach graduation we realize how important these high school years have been to us. There have been many people; guidance counselors, teachers, friends, to whom we could turn. When we became discouraged or wanted to give up, they were always there lending their support and making us feel needed. They offered us advice and taught us valuable lessons which we will remember for the rest of our lives. What we have learned during this time will enable us to survive future years successfully. Seniors 18 Faculty r MISS ELAINE PAIVA he class to yeaf s yearb Elaine Paiva, D sophomore yea Decame one of our advisorst whose inspiraTion and friendshi She was5 of our ites, was reffeshlf g t persistant, injr obligations . for whieH we The class woii Ktp express their ap; Mrs. Simonds a for their help an our senior year Our class was in to have these three teachers advisors and friends. The ide they represent will influence of us in our lives. Tha Jh( Corridor life is great! Seeing all our friends, talking to tfiem about ttie game plan for the weekend. Running tfirougfi ttie hallways acting like complete lunatics is the fastest and easiest way to get to the other side of the school. And who could forget the high-fives and the groups hanging around the cafeterias, checking out what everyone is wearing and who has the homework done!!! m m m diking to class, people M mW re always standing in m m fhe corridors, either W W waiting for someone, or trying to be noticed, but the students and teachers are always different in the classroom. The teachers have a variety of personalities and characteristics. Some like to keep the class amusing by telling jokes while others are more traditional. But there are always teachers who inspire students to learn. The way each classroom is decorated has a lot to do with the personalities of the teachers. Some rooms have millions of plants while others have funny posters. Regardless of the decor, students and teachers are seen working together helping to shape our future. t the beginning of the school year, it takes a few days for the underclassmen to become - B familiar with high school life. Freshman are amazed at all the different types of people they see. They ' re afraid of some and laugh at others. When they return as Sophomores, changes are noticeable. They are not as quiet and participate more in the pep rallies and other school activities. By the time they are Juniors, they know the school pretty well. They become more independent and are anxious for the year to end so they can become the Seniors. 18 Peter Amaral Ann Marie Arundale David Andrews Mario Anelunde Holly Askew Kenneth Auclair 19 Kazia Carrillo Bridge tte Carter James Carty 26 27 Captain Attleboro, emerging from the croud in a single bound, proudly prances around the gymnasium receiving his praise from all of the Attleboro fans. But suddenly. ' . ' . ' Our great hero is attacked and by the worst and lowest enemy of all .... a Feehanite! The crowd goes wild as they chase after the Feehanite, fearing for his life, and runs him out of our territory. Thus ends, another exciting moment in the life and times of Captain A ttleboro. Diane Couture Barbara Crawford Scott Creamer Rachel C ro ile 28 29 31 33 Lynn Fournier Linda Frechette Laura Friedman Linda Furtado 34 Dana Gagne Toni Marie Gilardo Kathi Grant Andrew Galasso Luanne Germaine Gayle Griffin James Griffin 35 Brian Harrison Todd Harrison Bradford Haskell 36 Maryanne Hebert Sandra Hohlmaier Brian Hicks Lisa Hocking Christopher Hosford 38 39 Darin Landry David Landry Robert Lane Matthew Manlove Scott Markt Elizabeth Martin Randy Mingo 49 51 Daniel O ' Connell Patrick O Connor David Olsen Denise Parenteau Nila Patel Alfred Pavkloyyski Julie Sharpies Diane Silva Kristine Slattery Kristen Smietana Cynthia Smith Brian Smotherman Christine Soucy John Sousa Theresa Sousa 59 Michael Taylor Vicki Thibault Kelly Thibeault 61 Fred Uriot Michael Vacher ISewton Vezina Deana Vincent James Viveiros Christine Walker Lisa Walker Melissa Welch Stanley Welch Mrs. Catherine Marsden M rs. Cjthy Marsden, who was a very special teacher and friend to all, passed away this past September. She died a very sudden, tragic death which conies as a shock to all. Cathy Marsden was very accomplished woman who held a special place in so many hearts and minds. She was a person with such a gentle, carefree spirit, you could not help but like her immediately - always willing to share a part of her treasured life with everyone, yet always there to listen to others, whether it was a problem, a joy, or just chatter. These characteristics, along with many others, made her an exceptional teacher. Just knowing that the teacher was on your side and really cared about each student as an individual made the students try that much harder. By sharing her many experiences with the students, she made her classes a little more interesting. When asked to describe Cathy Marsden ' s gentle, life-loving attitude and different style, her teacher-friends classified her as a flower child of the 60 ' s. She grew through adolescence in the free-spirited 1960s and co uldn ' t face letting those great times just pass by. She held that special spirit in her heart and in her dress for many years. Originally from Newton and a graduate of Regis College in Weston, Cathy attained her goals of teaching and raising a beautiful family. Her one child, Jesse Dylan, meant the world to her. She shared with him her great loves of poetry, theater, and nature. Vermont had special meaning to Mrs. Marsden because of her love for nature. She loved the trees, the birds, the grass, the mysteriously trickling rivers, and especially the flowers. She felt that death was beautiful in the way that each person was returned to nature as a blade of grass on the earth. Every day had such great value in Cathy ' s life. She faced her problems positively and usually managed to overcome them. She looked at everyone and everything with a sentimental, rather than a materialistic value. She found all people fascinating because everyone has something different to offer to others, and always managed to keep this happy versatile atmosphere about her. Cathy Marsden touched so many people in so many ways that she will never he erased from our memories. We will all treasure everything learned and miss the personal touch with which it was taught. We shall think of her as we approach our new lives, read a good book, or even ivhile passing a beautiful spring floiver bed. If only every person could hold a piece of that life-loving happiness that she possessed, the world would be a much nicer place. We were the last class to enjoy the benefits of her teaching, and that means a great deal to us. As we all mo e on from this school, holding our special memories of limes pa sed, we ' d just like to ••ay I hank you, .Mrs. . larsden for sharing so much of you t ilh us. Robyn Wild - Class of I Ho These sudden ends of time must give us pause. We fray into the future rarely wrought. Save in the tapestries of afterthought. More time More time (This is a stanza quoted from one of Cathy Marsden ' s favorite poems) Not long ago you went away. There is so much we ' d like to say. We hope you know you ' re missed so much. By family, friends, and those you ' ve touched. We ' ll never forget the joy you gave. Although you ' re gone, the memories stay. He came over the back fence for years, it seems, to share his secrets, to share his schemes. Now flowers ring a wounded tree like a monument to soldiers fallen in this ageless war of growing up, and growing older. A good, good boy, better than most, he ' s sailing to a different coast. His absence aches, we ' re short of breath, nothing hurts like love, and death. Over the backyard fence he came for years and years, it seems, sharing smiles and silly jokes, sharing hopes and dreams. The rain, like our tears, is not yet done, though he ' s in a place of light and sun. Just think that now, in a different sense, he ' s climbing over some other fence. Our first day of school, as freshman, was quite an experience. We were all nervous, anxious, and scared. We pulled together, though, under the leadership of our class president. Matt Manlove. Our fundraiser, a magazine drive, proved to be a success. The float committee constructed a nice float with a theme that has yet to be topped, fly high with the pride and the power of 86 . We came together as a class when we beat the juniors and seniors and went on to be the tug-of-war champions, a simple title which , we accepted with great pride. We ended the year with the freshman social, and everyone had a great time. As sophomores we entered the school with much more confidence. We made it through our freshman year and had matured into a class that was ready to accept a change. With the leadership of Bill Semple, the class president, we were an outspoken class. We thought that the magazine drive, a traditional fundraiser for sophomores, was over used. With permission, we sold wrapping paper, which proved to be much more profitable. Since then It has been a tradition for sophomores to sell wrapping paper. When we won the float contest it was no surprise to the class. We had put our creativity and talents together to make a truly conceptual and exceptional float. Our sophomore gathering went over extremely well, and it capped off a great year. Our junior year was an exciting one — there was alot to be excited about. The football team was the best It had been in years. This affected the spirit of the school, as well as reflecting the year for the juniors. It was our big chance to play powderpuff!! The whole junior team was psyched and ready to play hard football. Even though the seniors beat us, (real bad), we still remained a unified class. Under the leadership of Christine Schneider, class president, we had a highly successful, as well as profitable, fundraiser — candy bars, of course. This fundraiser was just what our class needed to set the pace for an awesome prom. When we came to the close of the year, many found It hard to accept that indeed come Septemeber, we were going to be the senior class of Attleboro High School. We had accomplished the three years of school that lead to the climax of our high school careers. Well it had finally come as more of a surprise than we could believe, our high school, and for some, school career, had but one year left. It was hard to accept that we were now role models. We came into the year a highly organized unit — until the powderpuff trauma. After this rough time, we were again an organized class. The true test was the senior prom, even though during which the band was having technical problems, throughout the evening we remained calm and it turned out spectacular. Our fundraiser, which started slowly, turned out to raise a lot of funds. Our float won the contest for the second time. We also won the tug-of-war contest again, for a total of three wins, making us undefeated. Then came our last week of school which was loaded with activities such as the reception, breakfast, and of course, graduation. As we grow older and we all go our different ways in life, I would hope that someday you take out this yearbook and clear the dust off it, open it up and remember all the good times we had as a class, as well as among our closest friends. Good luck in your every adventure. Will Sencabaugh Senior Class President Mike Leahy (Vice Pres.), Will Sencabaugh (Pres.). Sue April (Sec.). Elizabeth Simonds (Adv.). Elaine Piava (Adv.). Laura Davis (Treas.). Carolyn Orpen (Adv.). Class Representatives; (Center) Bob BIschoff. (Behind I to r) Dave Olsen. Lorl Bedner. Heather Forbes, Kim Donovan, Kathy Savoie. Jim Carty. ' By mid-evening we were a hopeiess case of twists and hustles, hosted by a roc -n-roll D. J. What was first thought of as a small, boring, class dance, turned into a great success and left us waiting in anticipation for the next year ' s dance. APRIL Zh , 19 ' viSPimiO J t was finally our third year of high school, and time for the event we ' ve all been waiting for: The Junior Prom. This was the first formal dance our class had ever attended. It was held at the Seekonk Hearthstone Inn, on April 26, 1985. All the boys looked extremely handsome in their tuxes and the girls looked sparkling in their gowns. I don ' t think our class has ever looked better! When we weren ' t dancing to music by Sight ,, we were off somewhere snapping pictures of friends: pictures we ' ll look back on forever The prom was truely great because we all participated in dancing, and everyone had a good time. The night came to a close after the last song, which was the prom theme: Inspiration by Chicago. 1 i smhu 7 76 senior prom. . . Ours was like every prom. With the exception of the fact. That our prom was filmed. It was much like the summer. that you thought would never end. So magical, so mystical And than one day you wake up From a deep sleep. And realize that the summer is over. And all you have left are the memories. The Senior Prom was like that long, lost summer. It, too, was magical and mystical. Tuxes and Satin gowns. And music of our time. The smell of rose, candle, and perfume. Love was endent. . . and however different our lives and schools. We were all gathered for the same reason. And we all shared the same kind of happiness. That can only be found in ones ' youth. Like the summer I never thought would end, The senior Prom ended. With ' ' All tvly Love. Pi MMISRa iM Food 1. Pizza 2. Chinese 3. Ice Cream Movie 1. Back to the Future 2. Rambo: First Blood II 3. Song remains the same Hero 1. Rambo 2. Pee- Wee Herman 3. Whitey (Dave Andrews) Actor 1. Michael J. Fox 2. Don Johnson 3. Rob Lowe Fa¥. on Sat. Might 1. Party 2. Movies 3. Sleep Group 1. Led Zeppelin 2. U2 3. Huey Lewis the News As the band played jubilantly, the cheerleaders lead the students in many cheers in order to psyche them for the upcoming Turkey Day Game. There were many who spoke of the game and the significance of the Hilda trophy which was rewarded to the winning team. The Homecoming Queens for each class were presented with flowers by their class president. The best of luck was offered to A. M.S. by everyone, and the game was just around the corner. 88 i il Brian Baum Holly Ouellette Dan Kennedy Wendy Moreau I, Robyn, will to Mr. C. and Mr. C, a perfect field show - Good luck Band! To A.H.S. Field Hockey, more bus rides, best of luck in 86 (Thanks to KK, NP, and coach), to Fred - Best of luck, to Ellen, my ear. Thanks, friend- ship always; to Heath - The Bells!, To Missy K - an egg! To Deb - a church fence, a fudge brownie at Ruggles, and forever frienship, to the teachers Thanks, and to the class of 86 all the memories and best of luck always!!!! I, Kim, will to D.G. Benny the bear, our talks on the phone, all of our fights, and hoping you ' ll be my big brother. I, Ray Naton, leave nothing at all to the Freshmen. I, will to Dad and Mom, This year of graduation I told you I ' d make it. Love you both. Lisa A. I, Leanne, will to Elizabeth a lip oper- ation, and a membership to the home for battered women for all the times that I beat you. Thanks for all the great times. To Sue a new set of shoulder blades. I, will to Chuck H., my everlasting love. Love, K. I, Maryanne, will to more counselors like Mr. Cuoco, a tape recorder with constant replay, Shut-up Mary- anne! and no more literature test. Love, Spaz. I, Ron Brederaon, leave Jen me! I, Dan O ' Connall, will to the 1986 football team, a lot of luck. I, Tina M., will to Chris my bestest buddy all the great times we ' ve had together and the best that are yet to come. Also a new muffler, an alert and slap because you were silly. Thanks for always beig there, love ya bunches! I, Daloraa, will to Luci, Laurie, and Betty all my advice on guys. To David all the pencils and pens I won. To Fati- ma. Ana, and Sue my locker. I, L.G., will to Darlene L. a year ' s pass to the White Birch and all our memo- ries. Your a great friend! I, Cliumpa, wiW my best memories to the Electricity class 86 . And Mr Hart the best friends one could ask for. Thanks for all the good times and memories. I, Leanna, will to Korey, a lifetime supply of airfreshener, my friendship forever and many more great times. Good luck always with Mike and Per- ry. I also will you a book on learning how to start cars. And a get out of jail free card. I, Kaliy Thibaault, will all the good times and fun I had at A.H.S. to all my friends and a special teacher Mrs. Soucy. I, Kim Allard. will to all my friends all the snowy days in the world, all the partying times we had and still many more to come. I, K.C., will the 1986 football team, better luck than we had this year To all the coaches at AHS a special thanks for their help and dedication during my four years at A H S. I, Swamp, will the B. Bunch a referee to stop us from fighting, to Kelly H., a gun to shoot Walter and Brian with, a new pair of earphones, and to the se- nior class of 87 , I will all the future parties to come and the best of luck next year. I, Tha Joggar, ' M to my C.W a golden smile and a friendship to last a life time. To Chris S.. all the success m the world To the track team of 86 the best of everything And to Andrew G . all my love To Julie S. the best of everything Love T F. I, Laroy, will to Brenda and Swamp the good times the bunch had and hope we all remember the Pact. I, Mika, will to the Soccer Team good luck in the future. To Will, get a real office To Gagne. get a real haircut. I, Rob Poiriar, will to Sean Healy. alias scarecrow, directions to the Em- erald City I, Danica, will to D L.. S.D.. K.G.. M E . K M . L G . our day at the beach, and to DC. my everlasting memories. I love you! I, Kathy Kaana, will to the 1986 Field Hockey team the spirit and determina- tion to become a winning team. And all the wild and out of control bus ndes possible To Beth and Diane don ' t let anything or anyone separate either you or the team Keep your eyes on the ball, your stick on the ground and kick some butt. I, Coralia, will to Melissa and Kns. thanks for standing by me. all the t)est Melissa hope you get a lot more di- monds and pearls. To Sue a years supply of Wine Coolers To Leanne a night out on the town and Robin a car that runs Love you all I, Kally H.. will to Bob K.. a lifetime of friendship and understanding. Our love and compassion has grown in the year that we ' ve known each other Thanks for always being there tor me I, Jan, will to Denise P . leave all our Saturday nights to bowling and the movies To Kirsten and Crystal a nde 90 Ray Nason Darlene Leavitt Missy Welch to school To Tara D , my swim locker To Kirsten Lane 8 to Jen T., her never ending name of Jenny-Rosa. i, Tom St., will to Michelle all the memories we share of our times to- gether, and the best in whatever you decided in your life. Friends forever. Love. Uncle I, Elizabeth, will to Beth my name spelled correctly, romantic lunches, and Dave. To Kim D . I will my friendship and February 14. To Tracy I will my job at Fotomat. thanks a lot. To Leanne I will a lot of good times and a life time membership to hair club for men. I, Maria, will to Sean a big kiss, this time a real one. And a ride home on the back seat of his car I, Michelle L., will to Ivlissy Q.. Lisa P.. Gayle G . Kathi G . Chris R , and Chris S.. all the best of times we ' ve had. You guys are the best! Good luck in the future Love a ways. Michelle. To the class of 86 , and to everyone who made my high school years mem- orable - good luck!! I, Peter Lambit, will to Sean Brumble some mellow tunes and a box of Fruit- loops. I, J.D., will to Coaster, a lifetime sub- scription to a video club I, Jim St. Pierre, will to Sue and Ja- son the student Council office To Rick I will my Billy Joel tapes To Bill I will the Presidency. I will a lumousine to Bob Bischoff. And to the track team and my fellow competitors I will the best of health and an undefeated season I, D.L., will to Brenda, Swamp. Leroy and the All-Amencan boy, copies of my key to room 1637 at the Biltmore so we can all have our share of parties there. I, Anne Lynch, will to Matt Manlove, some high-jumping ability and his dream come true. To Koren, the per- fect guy and my friendship. To Rachel, a new calculus notebook, the latest Madonna tape, and L.M.J. To A.H.S. track team, continuing success. To Alison, a ghost-buster ' s belt. I, Julie, will to Sue, Jody. and Laura all the cars they can chase. (Don ' t hang around in gas stations.) The best of luck at the malls and the future. I, Todd Ouellet, leave Lisa Turinese all my love. I, Dan O ' Connell, will to Jill Proulx anything she wants To Dana, my best pal I leave all the great memories we have made togeth- er in the years at A.H.S. and for the ones that will come in our lives as our friendships grow closer. Gag good luck in everything you do. Thanks. Best Pals for life. SAINT . I, Co eon, leave Michelle her Kat, Kit- ty-Kat, and all the good times we had in the past 4 years I, Greg, leave to Kim all of things that we have shared. We make a perfect couple, we will stay that way forever I know that our love will grow stronger and stronger and so will our lives. I, A ssy, will to Sue, the first five years of a never-ending friendship. What we have shared, only the two of us will ever understand. I owe you so much. Don ' t think college will seperate us, love you! I D , will to K , the four year friend- ship that we ' ve had through high school and the memories to go on forever. And the special relationship that we have now to never end! Thanks for your love and being there when I need you! love you! xoxo I, k , will to D , the last three years of friendship, and many more years to come. No more We ' ll sees or Sup- posing and many more nights at my house. Iba lubba uba I, Sharon, will to Kathi a ride to the Cape with Cliff. To Luanne the White Birch. To Darlene a mask to wear in her car so she can go parking. To Gayle a new job, because FY, your fired. To many more beach hits. Best of Luck to the Class of 86 . I, Gayle Griffin, will to Bob G. many more parties and laughs and a night that will last forever. All my Love. Gayle. To Donna Augat, I, will a lifetime sup- ply of gummie bears, our lasting friendship and Lord knows lots of hap- piness. Keep on smilin! Love you Shell. I, Moonchild, will to the senior class the people we leave behind, will the sight to recognize what is to come; and the wisdom not to deny it. The future clearly belongs to those who create it. I, Lucy Branco, will to t olly Balser my friendship, may it last forever. All the good times and sad times we shared. Good luck Winnie and may you someday get the man with the strawberry blonde hair. Never forget plane B, may it soon work out for both of us. Love always Lucy. We, the girls of ' 86, leave our flip- pers to the Class of ' 87 because you use them better! I, Brent, will to Shell all the green M M ' s in the next 1,000 bags I open. I, Charlene, will to Tanya Brennick all the black markers she needs. To Lynne Wilbur, I leave my locker. I, Douglas Desmarais, leave to all of my teachers the Junior class. I, Paul Pelland, will to the class of 87 , my flowered shorts. To Mr. K, a seasons pass to a Flea-Market, and $10 worth of junk tools. To David 01- sen my favorite razor. I, Bob Lane, will all my motorcycle parts to Kory Rooks. I, Ray Nason, leave all my attitude problems to any of my f underclassman. I, Welchkin, will to Swampthing the yearbook! From yearbook camp until right now. we did it together. Who cares about Calculus!! Thanks so much Kim, you ' re the best! I, will to Tara, my very best of friend- ship as long as she is willing to accept it. Also thanks for all those memorable ' Sit - Brenda Nothelfer Kim Hagerman Dan Stebbings 1. . i Christine Richards days. From K I, Lady Strange, will to my greatest friend D.J.. a walk to the lockeroom, a ride home, a trip to the Cape, a little Rhody suit, an imaginary friend from the fourth demension, Calvins, Ma- donna and Sting, a dance, a new car (or one that stays together), a dream come true, and lastly, loyalty - always. I, Renee, will to the following people: to Bob, I will a loving puppy. To Lynn, I will all my books and my share of dirt so you won ' t feel lonely. To Tara, I will my Calculus notebook, (I won ' t be needing it). To Kim, t will to her the wish that she finally finds the ultimate- ly perfect guy. And to Mr. Jutras. I will someone who will correct his papers and type his quizzes, I, Howie ' s girl, will to catwoman all those wild times at the Dome with 6in- 5pk, 9260(1; 403-gej (there were amany wild ones). It ' s too bad about 6in-5pk, but I ' d rather have 9260 in my garage ANYDAY! We ' ll have to party away after grad,, but please no 14?14. And don ' t ever forget spies like usll! I, Kelly H., will to Kris E., one-hundred Yankee Doodles to chowdown in Mr. Gugel ' s Algebra class. To Kim H., I will a box of Kleenex to wipe off the mud on her shoes from walking through the swamps!! I, Tim Desrosiert, leave my greatest respect and admiration to my electri- cal teacher, Mr, Hart, a great man in his time. I, will my junior friends a great senior year, I, Sharon, will to Chuck our New Years resolution, a night that will last forever, and to so many more woder- ful times All my Love, Love You Hun! To my two sweeties, I will everlasting happiness, continuous smiles, more Chem, teachers to goof on. more hur- ricanes so as to miss Biology exams, and a weekly lab practical. Love Maryanne. I, Tanya Brennick, will to Charlene Dagostino the biggest Willie Wonka chocolate bar she can handle! I, Sherri Reynolds, will to Leigh- anne Searle, one huge bottle of Ty- lenol to relieve her of the headaches I give her with all my problems! All my love to Mark and good luck to Leigh- anne and Chris, that they last forever. I love you both!! And as for Mark, all the endless talks in your cold cold car! I love you always! I, Anna, leave Lisa all my Sting pic- tures and foreign talents. Love Ana I, Matt M, will to Anne L all my high jumping skills, with the hope that you will someday break the world record To the Attleboro track team, many more undefeated seasons, and the recognition you deserve for being the best Athletic team in Ma. I, Gayle Griffin, will to Lisa F. all of our good times, and many more to come. To Neil B. all my love and future happiness in the world. I hope you get what you want in life All my Love Gayle. I, Sharon, will to Michelle, a notebook for all her names so she can remem- ber a deck of cards and some V. and SU. A ride down to the lines over all those bumps. A wedding with P C and to so many more good times All my love and thanks for being a friend I, Natalie, will to Lee-Anne my friend- ship forever, to Diane all our tal ks on the bus and a winning season next year and to Marlene, four great years at A.H.S I, Lynn, will to Rhonda B a fairytale world filled with love, laughter. Led Zeppelin and plenty of Lowie ' s I, Christine, will to my brother. Mike, my Shoslak books, to Kazia and to Delores the great memories of the prom I, Strawberry, will to Snuggles two words. I Do, To Mom and Dad a pair of glass slippers, to Tracy a friendship that will last forever; to Liz- beth a box of baby wipes and happi- ness always, and to Coach Newman and Coach Payette hugs and kisses for always being there I, Bono, will to Ian. Marc. Dave. Sean and Eric Strawberry Fields forever, to Dana Gagne a real haircut, and to the B Bunch all the laughs we had, good luck guys To, Elizabeth, I will my closest friend- ship and to Chrissy thanks for helping me learn a lesson in life To Bob Bis- choff. I will a fun shower Love Chns Schneider I, Pammy, will to Tanya her 21st birth- day, season tickets to the Sceamers, a date with Tommy Dea- gan. and your high school diploma, and finally a weekend m Atlantic City I, Dannine, will to Adam a can of oil and a flashlight To Mr Frederick a real cup of coffee! To Alouette my friendship forever - keep in touch! To the class of 86 , I leave my friendship to you all who wish to take it. And all the best as we enter the world And also to the class of 87 whom I think for the most part is one heck of a class Good Luck in every- thing, Tom Saint I, L.G., will Gayle a lot of memories that we shared Good luck I will the class 86 Good Luck I, Lisa, will to Dee. all the awesome memories made m the past year to live forever; Taunton party ' s, red MG. drive-in triple scoop, hot tubs, closets. ETC!! and many more to come! Thanks for everything Love YaH I, Darlene, will to Michelle E many more trips to the beach, to Lisa D best ot luck m the future and memo- ries of our friendship TO G,G . S D . M W , D B best of luck in the future I, Beth, will to Smed a shoulder to cry on tor all the times she ' s been there for me To Ray a honeymoon with Larry Mullen Jr to Billy D . and the girls Swim Team much thanks for ev- erything To Elizabeth a black tax. a bag of potato chips a chair (or lunch, and a key to the lav 92 Tom St. Pierre Denise Parenteau Julie O ' Boyle - Karen Blais Jim St. Pierre Dave MacPherson I, Sue, will to Coralie, a 4-pack of winecoolers where did they all go? Thanks for all your help and support Your a great friend. I, Michelle, will to Colleen all good memories we ' ve shared, and lifelong friendship. Maybe someday another double , unlike P.G. or the Ivlailbox Maniac. I wish you all the luck with Tim, and happiness always. A friend always. Michelle. I also will Tracy all the good years of high school to come, but not all the Swamps. I, Gayle Grif in, will to Sharon D. Missy W.. Darlene, Kathy M,, Michelle E., Michelle L., Lisa F., and many more all the best of luck in the future. I, Darlene, will to Sue April many more trips to the beach and rides in jeeps. To Luanne and Kathy my friendship forever and many more good times. To Phil, my sweetheart, my love forever and all our special memories, love you! I, Kathy Keane, will to Rick Adams a red Ferrari 308, his pilot ' s license and a chance to prove that we can make it. I have shared a small portion of my life and a large portion of my love with you. Thanks for all the great times, and the understanding, and especially for your shoulder to lean on. love you. I, Bono, will to Leroy all the good times and bad times we ' ve been through, a trip to the Boones Farm and great success at college I, Wallace Frigon, will my most prized posession, my 1977 MGB con- vertable to my good friend UDO with all the payments with it. I, Kriatine, will to Christopher all my love forever, and many special memo- ries. I also will to you a 101b. bag of pistachios, and a yellow ribbon, I ' m going to hold you to our secret! I, Coralie, will to John my love to him forever. A lot of happiness and a bright and wonderful future. You de- serve it. I love you. Thanks for being my best friend. I, Denice, will to Lisa all our wild and crazy times; Taunton parties, little M.G. ' s, ice-cream sundaes, triple scoops, closets, the beach, (S.G. Y.K.). Don ' t come down the stairs, Peppe ' s. Trixies, Providence, Prank phone calls, and all our goofs. love you! I, Sean B., will to Fear, Whitey, and Pete a chance to see Pagey play. To Sean H., I leave Kim forever. To Bit a phone call on 1 20 95, and Wendy. To Tracy may your wish come true. I, Mike, will to Bill, Rick, Andy, Jim, remembering the good times, and to say What ' s the heck! . To Bono, a lifetime supply of everything that can ' t go in here. To the yearbook staff. No Deadlines. I, Lisa, will to Ron all my memories and love to you for what we have shared. And lots of happiness for our future together. love you. I, Swamp,w to Brenda an ocean full of Flippers to swim with, another acci- dent, all the worms at Horseneck Beach, a pillow for Rocky Horror, a smaller cooler so we don ' t get hip inju- ries again in the jeep, a life and all the good memories we ' ve had and all the good times yet to come, to Welch I leave another day with Bruce at Bry- ant, another boulder to hit. and of course this book. To all my room- mates in Rockingham I will an actual 5 minutes in the shower, lip balm, and 4 flat single beds. I, Michelle, will to Chris R. and Chris S, all the memories and good times we ' ve had as Seniors. I will How-do and 614-JPK in your garage. They will never find another Cagney and Lacey like us. I also will my friendship, all the undercover cops you can manage, all the 7 and 7 ' s and the good times to come in the future. Love always, Catwoman. I, Missy Angela, will to D.K. all the memories that we share. These will last a lifetime. I love you and will keep on lovin ' you forever! Love ya Forever! Missy (B.E.) I, Sean Healey, will to Peter Lambert the Walton ' s Family and Sean Brum- ble a 944 Porsche. I, Munchkin, leave Michelle all of the years of our friendship and the great memories that go with it. I will her to have patience and to think positively wherever she may be someday you may need it, Shell! I, Shell, will to, Munchkin and Brent all of the love, friendship and under- standing you ' ve given me. I ' ll always be here for you. To Miss Nerney, all my love and a big thank you! I, Wendy, leave to Leigh-Anne all of my empty bottles I ' ll drink to that all of the awesome trips down the coal cellar. I, Michelle D., will to Toni K.. a big thanks for being there and supplying a ton of laughter and showing Tom to me. To Dawn D., a big thanks for lis- tening to every day about you know who and being late for Algebra. To Charlene D., and Karen B., a lasting friendship and all the fun. To Kathy R., a ll the past help and fun. and last to Tom L., all of my Love, always and forever. I, Julie, leave all my Out-of- State love letters to Steven Swenson, who I am sure will enjoy reading everyone. I, L, leave D and M my scales and fins. I, Elizabeth, will to Christine Schneider, my friendship forever, 4 more years of track, and happiness in the future. To Kathy S. I will my sanity and my friendship, thanks for always listening. To Andy G. I will a few more proms and good times in the future. I, Scott J., being of unsound body bequeath my Brat to Bob Lane. I, Kelly, will to Kris, Nicole, Robin, Sue, Cory happiness. Chips can take all my chocolate, Paul; all my love, and to Mark, the moon. I, Michelle, will to Darlene a puddle at Horseneck beach. I will to Tina a real cigarette, and to Chris a muffler for Sue April Scott fvlorrls Mike Barselou Ctiris Hallal Robyn Wild Heather Forbes Mario Anelunde her mom ' s car, and to Sharon all my love and thanks for everything, best friends forever, love ya. To fvlissy, some sense to wake up and my friend- ship forever. To Marc, one of my closest friends, I hereby bequeath to thee everlasting friendship and happiness always — and especially the will and ability to finally wipe R.M. ' s dorky smirk off of your face! 1, Kathi, will to Sean Brumble what I ' ve always promised him and haven ' t yet been able to give him. Thanks for all the good advice and being such a great pal. I, Robyn, will to Kris; a pair of leather pants, our Newport weekend and a lifetime of friendship, to Nicole; a life- time of friendship and support, those summer tent parties, To Sue a bag of salt-n-vinger potatoe chips, my shoul- der and freindship forever, to Susan; the old hopscotch game, 13 yrs. and more of freindship - good luck always, to Denice (Miss M.) my forever under- standing, our first flick, Morins, and a place to live; To Kelly; our T-day anni- versary, a balloon, and PBC, to my family. Thanks for all of the support, love, and money! I, M Quag, will to LULU, Michelle L. and Denise P., Holly, Robin, Kathi, Jenny and Lynn all the great times we ' ve had, and a friendship that will last forever; especially to Timmy S., Brian S. and Sue M. all the great times we ' ve had going out. I hope our friend- ship will always last!!! I will to E.T. one of the greatest friends one could ever have I will always be your friend I, Kim-ber-ly, will to Elizabeth all our fun times, a box of Kleenex, my white sweater, a date with E N. and J.D. and good luck with the guys! I taught you well. I, K.G., will to Michelle and Kathy a flashlight and a map of the Killington Mountain. Also to Cerrony all the great times with Bozak Also to Mi- chelle a free taxi ride to the Movies with a friend I, Paul Danesi, will all of my tropical fish and tank accessories to my good old friend Joe Megan of Bishop Fee- han this because it is our favorite hobby I, Moreau, will leave Morgan all of Woobie ' s pictures and all his dirty clothes, and our friendship for all these years I, Leigh Anne Searle, will to Holly, Sherri, Lisa, all the best wishes and art classes in the world To Teddy. Goose, Cabbage. Sherri. Denham. Viau. Morgan, thanks for being there To Christopher all my love forever, and maybe after school we can be together with a litte Peace and Quiet! I, Lee-anne, will to Natalie Pitas, all the luck in your life ahead It ' s been real fun being the Best of friends High School wouldn ' t of been the same without you Good luck in college. I, Topaoil, will to Topsoil all of HH she can handle and a few raincoats to be put to good use before 1999 And to LMF a night at Rub-A-Dub with the best one! I, EIroy. will to Scott Markt the best of luck in college and the hope that our friendship will last through the years I, Tracy Ingham, will to my parents all my dedicaton throughout my col- lege education. I also, will them all the happiness in the world I will my never- ending love and a L B. tape to Keith I also will you the house next door I, Deana, will to Missy all of my poems for a lifetime best friend and all hope for you and D K to share a happy and long future together. I, Nicole, leave to Scott all the pa- tience, understanding, hugs, kisses, love and a bunch of dirty diapers. To Karia (my poop), a forever smile, and a heart of love. To Robyn, clean, shiny floors and a thank-you To Knsten. Coralie, Susan, Kelly and Ana. I leave my support in return and lots of love I, Pete K., will to matt F his picture on the cover of Guitar Player Magazine and a triple bill with Priest and Maid- en. Likewise. I will to Steve the fourth spot when Alex. Geddy. and Neil de- cide to add a second guitar (if they don ' t eliminate the instrument alto- gether in favor of some new electronic keyboard) I, Sean Healey, will all my love to Kim, Diane C , and all my Armor We, the captains of 1985-S6 Winter Track team, will to the team everlast- ing success, and a few more state championships. And to Coach New- man, many more udefeated seasons To the whole team, the field house we will never get I, Bill Conroy, leave Kathy Heywood my earring and hair I, Ron Brederson, leave Mr Mitnik all my art work and an ugly tie with pink spots. I, John, will to Coralie my love for as long as she wants to hold She has my everlasting devotion that will never be forgotten love you forever John I, Michelle L., will to Denise all the best in life Always remember those good times we ' ve had. Good luck in everything ' You ' re the best! Love. Michelle I, Shirley-Jean Murrant, will to my closest friend Alison West all the gor- geous guys with striped shirts, and all the good times at Camp Dennan ski- ing and |ust crusin around I, Holly, will to Julie S. a glass of clas- sic coke which was the old coke be- tore the new coke came along To Ra- chel C I will Mr Trainstation. wherever he IS. and to Barbara C. I will a barbie doll. To the class of 86 a smile and good luck!! I, Karen, will to Ram and Tanya, the friendship we Shared, and all of the good memories. I, Jen, will to Lynne all the greatest memories we had on swim and the best of luck m the years to come (at the nunnery) To Tammy a mega dance-studio 1 fT Deana Vmcent Kevin Cummings Paul Peliand 94 David Andrews Chris Soucy Lisa-Ann Doucette I, Cindy, will to Maria, Sean Healey In a red Porsche. I, Holly Aakew, leave to Laura Sandy and Kim my partners in crime all the good times we shared and many more to come. To Kid and Bubba all the Happiness in the world. I, Rachel, will to the senior class the powers to be their own person and the right to stand up tor others. To Anne and Alison I leave two chairs from b3 cafeteria, to Laura new knees and Koren a new pair of legs and the Pa- tience to deal with the field hockey team next year. I, L.D., will to Beanie unending happi- ness, tons of stamps, and lots of change for Houston to Boston phone calls, To B.B. I leave another cham- pagne shampoo, a set of great pic- tures, and an alarm clock set for 6:00 AM, To Julie I will a car that doesn ' t stall another friend of the elves, and her own separate identity! I, SuMn, will to: Robyn, a kindergar- ten-to-forever friendship; Heather, all the understanding we share to last; Will, an open ear always to hear all of his problems (and a tape recorder for all of mine); Bob one hundred more winning time races, a winning doubles tournament, a Track Shack, and a peanut butter and jelly sandwich to remember me by. Love forever - Susan. I, Teddy, will my good luck to Sniffer and Gooser, After graduation and to all the great times we had, the three of I, Karia Johnson, being of almost sound mind, will to Debbie, Brad, Erin and the rest of the band a hundred pairs of electric socks and the best of luck next year. I, Michelle, will Tina and Chris a trip into the shield. To Kim the best of luck in the future and no dates to the mov- ies. To Darlene the best of luck with Phil and in the future - love always. To Gayle a crispy $100 dollar bill for the night at Matt ' s. To Adam all my friend- ship forever thanks for a great time at the prom. I, Kathi, will to Sharon, Luanne, Dar- lene, Kathy, Denise, Michelle all the rest of my secrets the few that I may have left. I, Brenda, will to Michelle M. an ice pack and hour long shower. To George, a forest to sleep in. To the B Bunch, a night without fights. To D.L. and Marriott crew to break the securi- ty at all the hotels. To Gayle, $4.00 and another night at the Elks. To the Volleyball team a good season, to the class of 86 the best of luck, and to the class of 87 something to do on the weekends. I, Sue, will to Adam N. my love and friendship forever!! I ' ll never forget all the happy times! Good lucl to You! I, Bono, will to the class of 86 a better party in college because we don ' t get enough around here! I, Lara D ' Arconle, also will to Laurie Friedman many trips to Falls Pond, many long drives and many good talks. Thanks for being a friend. I, L.G., will to D.K. all my love I can give to the best friend anyone could ask for. Your a cutie to bad we never got to get together. I, L.G. will killer a T.D.!! I, Brenda, leave to Swamp some flip- per fins so that you can lead the rest of us, a crash helrnet and a map of Attleboro to go with it, a bucket of toilet water for Rocky Horror, a new closet door, another crushed finger, some more x ' s for your face, all the parties in the world, a boyfriend, a real life, the memories of Pleasant St., the best of luck in the future, all the happi- ness, and all the memories we ' ve shared. i, Lara D ' arcote, also will J. P. Col- lette 5 speds of cheeses for being such a sped to me all year. I, Paul Danesi, will all of my Mousse and gels that help to spike my hair, to Robin Dorais. For she has the most awesome hair-do besides me, that re- quires this necessity. I, Yerok, will to Ennael all the great times we ' ve had. Also all the pizza and funny bones she can eat. I will fumes and a gas mask to protect herself. Also a band-aid for her bleeding finger and a Christmas shopping bag for the mall. I, Diane Harmon, will Sue Chainiere all the luck in the world and to gradu- ate and also to have a long and happy life with Tyson. I, Dannine, will to Michelle many trips to the mall and my friendship forever. To Carlonie a chocolate shake, a driv- ers license, and another night at G ' s. I, Alison, will to Shirley my friendship forever, camp □., Appalachia, bike hikes, ugh, my gummi bears and tele- phones. To Anne, Mr. Ghostbusters and to Meg, skiing, Boston, and padiddles. i, Julie, leave to Laura a freedom van, 2 large Italians and one final argu- ment. To Lori and Diane memories of Europe, and to Rachel more fabulous unpopular bands. I, Laurie, will to Robin one more din- ner at Olive Gardens with all the works. Tha nk you so much for every- thing. To Mrs. Larocque and Ms. Ner- ney, your both very special people to me. Thanks for everything. And to Michael, all my love forever. love you all. I, Missy, will to Brian Legg the best relationship two people could ever have. You ' ve made me a princess in my own little world. I hope we last forever. Don ' t ever forget Heaven. love you. I, will to Jim Burns all my love forever. I can ' t wait to marry you. I ' ll miss you babe. All my love forever poopin, Lisa A. I, Sue, will to Missy Welch, my best friend all of the happy memories we ' ve shared. Thanks for everything. ' love you forever! Anne Lynctt Sharon Dyl as Kathy McEleney 95 sem. Alexa Allison 24 Perrin St. Festival Chorus 1, 2, 3. Alls Alvarado Pichirila. 26 Holman St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Squad 4. Luci Amaral Luc 23 Ottawa St. Elective Arts 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 4. Peter Amaral Pete 85 Dale Av. Gymnastics 2, 3, 4, Graphic Arts 2. 3 Carpentry 4. David Andrews Whitey 118 Patterson St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 4. Melissa Angelo ' Mssy 31 Bellmore St. yearbook staff 4, Football cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 (capt.), Basketball cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 (capt.), Powderpuff coach 3, 4, Elective Arts 2, Festival Chorus 1, Honor Roll 1, Varsity Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Susan April- S6;e 145 Knott St. Honneroom captain 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, 4, Youth Conference With Senior Citizens 2, 3, 4. Soph. Gathering Connm. 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2. 3. 4, Powderpuff 3. 4. Ann-Marie Arundale- -4nn 30 George Ide Dr. Swim Team 2, Nurses aide 3, 4. Holly Askew- Aloha 15 Mechanic St. Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4. Donna Augat 220 Pike Av. National Honor Society 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Queens Court 3, Powderpuff 3, 4, Festival Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Acapella Choir 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 4, S.A.D.D. 1, 2, 3. 4, Freshman Social Comm. 1. Holly Balser- Teddy 32 Todd Dr. Work Study 4, Powderpuff 3, 4 Colorguard 2 Brian Baum 37 Fourth St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Boys State 3. Karen Blais 7 Fisher St. Homeroom Captain 3, Prom Committee 3. 4, Float Committee 4 Spring Track 2, 3. 4, Gymnastics 1, 2. 3, 4, Powderpuff Annoucer 4, Festival Chorus 1, Cross Country 3, 4. Lori Bedner 327 Handy St. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Representative 1, 2. 3, 4, Youth Conference With Senior Citizen 3, 4, Soph. Gathering Comm. 2, Prom Committee 3, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Socity Society 3, 4, Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, Math Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls State 3 5. A.D.D. 1, 2, 3, 4, Computer Club 2, 3. Pamela Bergendal- Pammie 84 Penbroke Av. Prom Committee 3, 4, Spring Track 3, Winter Track 3. Exhibiting Team 1, Cross Country 3. Lisa Boliivar 1 1 1 Melody Dr. Float Committee 4, Nurses Aide 2, 3, Teachers Aide 4, Exhibiting Team 1, 2. 3, Drama 1. 2, 3. 4, (Vice Pres.) Festival Chorus 4, Pep Squad 2, 3. John Botelho 59 Garden St. Electricity 2. 3, 4. Michael Boucher- ' ' Bouch ' ' 384 Slater St. Baseball 1. 2, Electricity 2. 3, 4. Neal Boucher 57 Wheaton Dr. Electricity 2, 3, 4. Michele Bradie- Crash 260 Bishop St. Student Office Services 3, Junior Achievement 2, 3 R.C. Aide 2. 3, 4. Carl E. Briggs 180 Brown St. Auto 1, 2, 3, 4. Scott Brillon 360 Steere St. Lucy Branco- .ac 62 Elizabeth St. Student Office Services 3, 4, Work Study 3. Shelly Brodeur- Shel By 10 Thacher Brook Circle Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Cheerleader 1, Powderpuff 3, 4, Festival Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 3. 4, Drama 1, 5. A.D.D. 1, 2, 3, 4, Video Club 4. Sean Brumble 99 Patterson St. Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. Denice M. Bumbaugh- Bum 36 Redgate Rd. Homeroom Captain 2, Student Council 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3. Representative 2. Prom Committee 3, 4, Float Committee 2, 3. Teachers Aide 4. Powderpuff 3, 4. Drama 2. 4. Robert Burek 17 Wingate Ln. National Honor Society 3,4. Teachers Aide 3, 4, Science Workshop 3, 4, Swim Team 1, 3, 4, Electie Arts 1, 2, 3, Tech. Drawing 4. Joe Cameron- Cujo 20 Donnell Dr. Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Architectural Drawing 4, Tech Drawing 2. Sarah Campbell- Soup 92 Robinson Av. Homeroom Captain 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Work Study 4, Teachers Aide 1, Powderpuff 3, 4, Commercial Design S.O S. Program 4. Tony Candiloro- Tex 614 Wilmarth St. Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3 Carpentry 1, 2, 3, 4 Danilo Carcamo- Chile 320 O ' Neii Blvd. Soccer 1, 2. 3, 4 Tennis 1, 2 Work Study 4. Drafting 2, 3. 4. Michelle Carlon 75 Hemlock Dr. Student Council 1. 2, National Honor Society 3. 4 Elective Arts 1. 2. 3. A. P. Art 4. Eric Carlson 210 Wilmarth St. National Honor Society 1. 2. 3. 4, Culinary Arts 2. 3, 4, Exhibiting Team 2, 3. 4, (co-capt.). V I C.A. 4 Michelle M. Caron- Bubbles 41 Carleton St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Festival Chorus 1, A Cappella •Choir 1, 2. 3. 4, Vocal Ensemble 2, Drama 1. 2. Dabra M. Carreiro- Debbie 18 Grove St. Powderpuff 4, House Office Aide 2. 3, 4. J.B.S.G. 4. Kazia Carrillo- Kazzy 62 Emory St. Spring Track 3, Powderpuff 4, Volleyball 2, Pep Squad 3, 4. James E. Carty- J m 1 1 Tanager Rd. S.A.C. 3, Student Council 4, Representative 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Float Committee 1. 2. 3. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spring Track 1, 2. 3, 4, Winter Track 1, 2. 3, 4, Math Team 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 1. 2. 3, 4, Boys State 3. David Castro- Flakey 300 O ' Neil Blvd. Winter Track 3, Football 1. 3. Michelle C. Cerrone 79 Augsburg Dr. 5. A.C. 4. Student Council 4, Prom Committee 3, Swim Team 1, 2, Gynmastics 1. Elective Arts 4, Cross Country 4. 346 Mendon Rd. Electricity 1. 2, 3, 4. Lynn Charron- Linnie 20 Biltmore St. Elective Arts 1. 4 A. P. Art 3 Electricity 2. John Claudino 805 County St. Football 1, Automotive 2, 3, 4. Jessica M. Colwell- Jessie 312 Handy St. Homecoming Queen 2, Prom Queen 3. 4, Elective Arts 2, 3. A. P. Art 4. Jeff Conroy 323 Richardson Av. Machine drafting 2, 3, 4, Architectural Drawing 4 V.I.C.A 4. Greg Corbett 100 Berwick Rd. Football 1, Tennis 1, 2. 3, 4, (capt. 3, 4). Delores Correia 47 John St. gStudent Council 2, Representative 2, Float Committee 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Powderpuff 3. 4, Student Government Day 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Colleen Correira- Noodles 21 First St. Elective Arts 1, 2, 3. 4, Drama 1. 2, 3. 4. Susan Correira 13B Falmouth St. Tim Champagne- Chumpa €1 Kim Courchesne 1059 Pleasant St. Student Council 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Elective Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus 1, 4, Drama 1. Scott Creamer 51 Shell St. Electronics 2, 3, 4. Rachel Crowley- Ray 151 Holden St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Elective Arts 2. 3, A. P. Art 4. Field Hockey 1 , 3, 4. Kevin Cummings- KC 17A Andover Av. Homeroom Captain 2. 3, Spring Track 1. 3, 4 (capt. 4), Winter Track 1. Football 1, 2, 3. 4 (capt. 4), Swim Team 2, 3, 4, Carpentry 2, 3. Leanne Curran 32 Chapel Hill Dr. Student Council 2, Class Vice President 2, Sophomore Gathering Comm. 2, Spring Track 2, 3, Winter Track 4 Powderpuff 3, Field hockey 1, 2, Ski Club 3. Laurel Curti- Laurie 11 Horton Av. Spring Track 1, 2, 3, Winter Track 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3. Charlene D ' Agostino- ' VAGA 19 Ellendale Rd. Prom Committee 4, Float Committee 4, Colorquard 1, 2, 3. Linda Dalton 34 Fontaine Av. Work Study 3, Elective Arts 1. 3, 4. Paul P. Danesi III- Tex 15 Musket Rd. Junior Achievement 1, 2, Swim Team 1, 2, 3. 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Acapella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Drama 1, 2. Lara D ' Arconte 30 John St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Elective Afls 1, 2, Festival Chorus 1, 3, Acapella Choir 2, 3, 4. Laura Davis 60 Dunham St. S.A.C. 4. Student Council 1, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1, 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Festival Chorus 1, S.A.D.D. 1. 2, 3, 4, Project Excel 2. !|pr Christine Denham- Chris 23 Oakdale St. Powderpuff 3, School Store 4, Honor Roll 1, 2. Michelle DeMayo 41 Prairie Av. Prom Committee 4, Float Committee 4, Elective Arts 1, 3, A. P. Art 4. Commerical design Dawn Desmarais 41 1 Newport Av. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3 Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Stage Band 3, 4, Orchestra 4 Douglas Desmarais Afred E 411 Newport Ave Spring Track 3, Carpentry 2, 3, 4 Tim Desrosiers Roacha 91 Dexter St. Spring Track 1, 2. Winter Track 1, 2. Football 3 Electricity 2, 3, 4. Nicole L. DesVergnes 623 Lindsey St. Work Study 4, Guidance Aide House III 4. Kimberiy M. Donovan- Kimba 522 Pleasant St. Student Council 4, Representative 4. Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 4, Soph. Gathering Comm. 2, Prom Committee 3. 4, Float Committee 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 4 Winter Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2. Lisa Ann Doucette- Lisa D 721 Hillside Ave. Float Committee 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Spring Track 2, Football Cheerleader 3. 4 (capt), Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, (J.V. Capt) Booster Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Commercial Design 2. 3, 4, Project Excel 2. CP Christie Drape- Wildy 10 Second St. Resource Center Aide 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2. 3. Ron Dunn- Hack 91 Ottawa St. Carpentry 2, 3, 4. William Durocher 12 Solonnon Carpentry 2, 3, 4. Sharon Dykas- Munchkin 430 So. Main St. Yearbook Staff 4. Spring Track 1, 4. Gymnastics 1. 2, Booster Club 1, Powderpuff 3, 4, A. P. Art, Student Government Day 2, Elective Arts 4. Eng Earn- Mao 106 Pine St. Kristen Eklind- Kris 124 George Ide Dr. Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4. Michelle Erban 51 Martin St. Eric Eschmann 18 Sargent Circle National Honor Society 3, 4, Carpentry 2, 3. 4, Architectural Drawing 4. CO-OP 4. Lisa Farinelli- Goose 9 Musket Rd. Float Committee 4, Powderpuff 3, Band 1. 2. 3. David Fay- Yaf 508 Washington St. Graphic Arts 2, 3. 4. Kyle Fitzpatrick- Fan s 8 Fourth St. Powderpuff 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Band 1. 2, 3. 4, Stage Band 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Quarter Master 4. Robert Fontaine- Bob 38 Russell Av. Work Study 4. Elective Arts 1, 3. Heather Rae Forbes 16 Carpenter St. Student Council 1, 4, Represntative 1, 4, Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 1, 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Float Committee 1. 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 3, Section Editor 3, Powderpuff 3, Festival Chorus 1, Acapella Choir 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 3. 4, Spring Musicial 1, 2. Project Excel 2, TV Studio 2, 3, 4. 5. A.D.D. 1, 2, 3, 4, Video Club 4. Mathew Ford- Mat 5 Musket Rd. Prom Committee 4, A.P. Art 4. Linda M. Frechette 16 Shaw St. Tennis 4, Powderpuff 3, Culinary Arts 2, 3, Exhibiting Team 2, 3, Festival Chorus 1, Volleyball 4. Laurie Friedman 87 Old Farm Lane National Honor Society 3, 4, Spring Track 3, 4, Gymnastics 3, 4, (capt.), Field Hockey 2. Linda Furtado- Cash 155 Read St. National Honor Society 3. 4, Key Club 3. 4. S.A.D.D. 3, 4, Resource Center Aide 3, 4. Dana R. Gagne- Gag 33 Stoney Brook Ln. Homeroom Captain 3, Student Council 2, Representative 2, Float Committee 1, Powderpuff 3, Baseball 1. 2. 4 Student Government Day 2. Korey Goodrich- Kor 37 Augsburg Dr. Float Committee 3, 4, Homeroom Captain 3, 4. Work Study 1, 2. Swim Team 1, 4 Gymnastics 1. 2, 3, 4 (capt. 4) Powderpuff 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Ski Club 1, 4, Special Need Swim Aide 1, 2. Gayle Griffin- (S - ' 23 Hodges St. Float Committee 2, Yearbook Staff 4. Spring Track 4, Ski Club 4. James Griffin 21 Tappan Av. Culinary Arts 3, 4. Sandra A. Grudain- SanGee 16 Carpenter St. Elective Arts 1, Commerical Design 2, 3. 4. Work Study 4. V.I.C.A. 3. 5. A.D.D. 1. 2, 3, Vacational Advisory Committee 4. John Guenette- Cuffa 35 Hutchinson Rd. Electricity 1, 2. 3. Kimberly R. Hagerman- Swamp Thing 166 Glendale Rd. Float Committee 1. 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4. Editor 4, Section Editor 3, Queens Court 3, Elective Arts 1, Ski Club 4. Christine Hallal- Chris 35 Fontaine Av. Float Committee 1. 2. Diane Harmon- Di 276 Newport Av. Graphic Arts 3. 4, Teachers Aide 1, Festival Chorus 1. Dannine Harpin 107 Augsburg Dr. Student Council 2, 4, Representative Honorary 2. 4. Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 2. 4. Soph. Gathering Comm. 2, Prom Committee 3. Float Committee 1, 2. 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Section Editor 4 Spring Track 1. Winter Track 1, 2. Powderpuff 4 Field Hockey 3, 4. Cross Country 1, 2. Todd M. Harrison- Jigger 447 Pike Av. Eletricity 2, 3. 4. Darrin Healey 148 Kathleen Dr. Automotive 2, 3, 4. Sean Healey 10 Olive St. Winter Track 1. 2, Football 1, Powderpuff 3, 4, Ski Club 4. Joseph Hearn- Jammin Joe 105 Tiffany St. Machine Shop 2, 3. 4. 9bert- Maryanne Hebert- Mar 30 Collins St. National Honor Society 3. 4, Festival Chorus 1. Acapella Choir 4. Kelly Hesketl 105 West St. Float Committee 1. 2. Section Editor Sports 4. Softball 2, 4. Powderpuff 3 4, Festival Chorus i, Volley Ball 2. 3. 4, Freshman Social Comm. 1. Brian R. Hicks 36 Harold E. Sweet Dr. Spring Track 3, 4. Electricity 2. 3. 4. Sandra L. Hohlmaier- Sandy 733 Read St Commerical Design 2. 3. 4. Project Excel 2. S.A.D D 3, 4. Daniel Horton- Dan 82 Knott St. 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3 Festival Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Acapella Choir 3. 4, Drill Team 1. 2, 3, 4, Architectural Drawing 2, 3, 4, Band Drum Major 4. Christopher W. Hosford- Chris 26 Mechinic St. Machine Drafting 2, 3, 4. Angela Hoyt- Angel 23 Newton St. Swim Team 1, Basketball 1, Powderpuff 3, Festival Chorus 1, - ; Electricity 2, 3, 4. Jennifer Hyde- Jen 93 Den St. Swim Team 1, 2, 4. (Capt. 4). Softball 1. 2. Powderpuff 3. 4, Booster Club 1, Festival Chorus 1, 2, 3. Steve Infante- Udo 21 Hope St. Machine Drafting 2, 3, 4, Architectural Drawing 3. Tracy Ingham 91 Greenwich St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Tennis 1, Spring Track 2, Powderpuff 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Brent Jameson 107 Shanley Dr. Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4, Exhibiting Team 2, 3, 4, (Co-Capt. 4). Scott Jarousky- Jarousky mam mm 5 George St. Winter Track 1, Powderpuff 3, Commercial Design 3, 4. Susan E. Jenks 346 So. Main St. Homeroom Captain 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Vice President of Council 4, Prepresentative 3, Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4, (capt. 4), Band 1, 2, 3. 4 (pres.) Stage Band 2, Orchestra 2, 3, Acapella Choir 2, 3, 4, Drama 1, Drum Major 4, S. E. Mass Music Festival 1. Erik Jenson- EJ 44 Rand Av. Spring Track 1, Football 1. 2. 3. 4, Electricty 2, 3, 4, V.I.C.A. 4. Karia Johnson 84 Hemlock Dr. National Honor Society 3. 4, Band 1, 2, 3. 4 (Librarian). Orchestra 4, Project Excel 2, N.E.D.T. Award 1. iC Kathleen Keane- Spaz Jesse Av. Student Council 2, Representative 2. Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 2, Soph. Gathering Comm. 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, Student Office Services 4, Booster Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Field Hockey 1, 2. 3. 4. (capt. 4), Jeffery Keefer- Butch 25 Carlon St. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Winter Track 4, Football 3, Powderpuff 4. Daniel Kennedy- •V.K. 12 Rocky Terrace Yearbook 4. Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4. (capt. 4), football 3, Basketball 1, Powderpuff 4. Melissa Kerr 24 Summer St. Float Committee 1, Yearbook Staff (Sold Ads 1), Tennis 1, 2, Powderpuff 3. Dararon Khiev- Ron 228 Park St. SAC 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 3. Work Study 4, Commercial Design 3, Architectural Drawing 1. Kunty Khiev- • ' Kenty 228 Park St. Soph. Gathering Comm. 2, Soccer 1, 2, Gymnastic 2. Alfred Kholi- 197 So. Main St. Baseball 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Carpentry 2, Drama 3, 4. % Toni Klang 170 Phillips St. Prom Committee 4, Elective Arts 1, 2, 4. A. P. Art 4. Peter G. Koback- -Pete 90 Sentinel Hill Rd. Prom Committee 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4. (capt. 4) Stage Band 4, Acapella Choir 1, 2, 4, Architectural Drawing 4, Independent Art Study 4. Donna Maria Kovalski- Donna 214 Hill Side Av. Work Study 3, 4, Swim Team 1, Culinary Arts 2, 3, Exhibiting Team 1. Kelly Kretchman- ' •Kell 21 Ridgehill Rd. Elective Arts 1, 2, A.P. Art 3, 4. Festival Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 4, Drama 1, 2, 3. 4. Eric Kull 581 Pike Av. National Honor Society 3, 4, Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, Architectural Drawing 4, Architectural Drawing 4, Drum Major 4, Band Office Junior Rep. 3, Band Office (Vice Pres. 4); Canadate For Boys State 3. Michael LaCroix 4 Orange St. Carpentry 2, 3, 4. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Paul R. Ladouceur- Skinner 56 Grant St. Powderpuff 3, 4, Electronics 2, 3, 4. Nicole A. Lamarre 192 Park Circle Swim Team 3, Gymnastics 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus 1, 2, 3, Acapella Choir 1, 2, Drama 1. David Landry 33 Boardman Ln. Spring Track 2, Football 1. 2. Robert Lane- Bobby Boy 44 Prospect Av. Float Committee 1, 2, Commerical Design 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Jean-Paul Larosee- JP 847 Park St. National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 3, 4, Soccer 4, Gymnastics 3, 4, Boys State Alternate 3. Robert LaPlante 61 Thayer Farms Rd. Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 2. 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4. Michael R. Leahy- Leggs 181 Oakhill Av. Homeroom Captain 2, 3, 4. Representative 2, 3, Vice President 4, Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 4, Soph. Gathering Comm. 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, Float Committee 2, 3; 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Sectin Editor 4. Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Winter Track 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 (capt. 4). David LaPointe 42 North Av. National Honor Society 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 3, 4. Darlene Leavitt 100 Brook Haven Dr. Float Committee 2, Football Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 J.V. (capt. 1), Powderpuff 3, 4, Colorguard 1. Elizabeth Leroux- Beth 56 Lexington Av. National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3. 4, Section Editor 4. Swim Team 1, 2, 3. 4 (capt.). Michelle Lewis 33 Dorchester Av. Festival Chorus 2, 3, 4. Tim Lincolnl 28 Juniper Av. Acapella Choir 1, 2, 3. 4 Machine Drafting 2. 3, 4. David Littlefield 35 Dexter st. Electricity 2, 3, 4. Alan Littizzio- Weird Al 91 Augsburg Dr. Graphic Arts 2. 3, 4. Henry Lopez- Lumpy 161 Park St. Soccer 2, Powderpuff 3, 4, Carpentry 2, 3, 4. Architectural Drawing 3. 4. Mary Lumbra 97 Park Circle Work Study 4. Anne M. Lynch- Annie 21 Second St. Spring Track 3, 4 (capt. 4), Winter Track 3, 4, Cheerleader Football 1, Basketball Cheerleader 1, Powderpuff 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 4. Scott Markt- Bono 71 Starr Ln. Float Committee 4, Yearbook Sr. Section Ed 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. 2. 3, Powderpuff 3, 4, Ski Club 4. Elizabeth A. Martin 19 Hutchinson RD. Prom Committee 3, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Sr. Section Ed 4, Teachers Aid 2, 3, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 1,2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1. 2, 3, 4. Patrick Martin 33 Stead Av. Homeroom Capt. 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf Team 3, 4, Soccer Team 3, 4, Tennis Team 1, 2, Powderpuff 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Matthew Manlove- Matt 51 Rocklawn Av. Student Council 1, Class Pres. 1, Float Committee 1, 2, 3. Yearbook Staff 1, 2. Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, (Capt. 4) Winter Track 1. 2. 3, 4. (Capt. 4) Powderpuff 3, S.A.D.D. 1. Independant Art 4, Cross Country 1. Kathy McEleney 507 Thatcher St. Float Committee 1, 2. Homecoming Queen 3, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, Varsity Football Cheerleader 2, 3, Powderpuff 3, 4. Michael McCutcheon- Twinkie 15 Hillcrest Dr. Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Soccer 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, (Capt. 4) Powderpuff 3. Kimberly McNary 39 Holden St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Teachers Aide 3, 4. Suzanne McPhee- Sue 15A Foley St. Carpentry 1, 2, 3, 4. Ana Medeiros 20 Highland St. Work Study 3. 4, J.B.S.G. 4. Ton! Mederios- Tone 245 Locust St. Junior Achievement 3, Powderpuff 4, Guidance Worker 2. Ron Metcalf- flee 8 School St. Carpentry 2. 3, 4. Christina Michalopoulos- Tina 409 Mendon RD. Student Council 2, (Rep.). Float Committee 1, 2, Work Study 3, Elective Arts 2, 4. Randy Mingo- The Ming 217 Oak Hill Av. Float Committee 1, 2. 3, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Architectural 2, 3. 4. J.B.S.G. 4. Wendy Moreau- WM 133 Scott St. Girls Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, (Capt. 4) Girls Softball 1, 2. 3. 5. (Capt. 4), Commercial Design 2, 3, Volleyball 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Elective Arts 1. Peter Morin- Pe e 33 Riverside Av. Football 1, 2, 3, Gymnastics 2, 3, 4, (Capt. 4), Elective Arts 2, 3, A. P. Art 4. Scott Morris- Mo 31 Augsburg Dr. National Honor Society 3, 4, Football 2, Powderpuff 3, 4. Christine Murphy- Smurf 281 Slater St. Girls Basketball 2. 3, 4. (Capt. 4) Powderpuff 4, Elective Arts 1. 2. 3. 4. Lynn Murray 4 Harvard St Key Club 1, 2, (Treas. 2) 3, 4. (Pres. 4) Festival Chorus 1. 2. 4. Guidance Worker 2. 3, Project Excel 2. Pep Squad 2, 3, R.C Aide 3. Danuta Nachtman 201 Mendon RD. Ray Nason- Bubba 508 Wilmarth St. Float Committee 1. 2, 3, 4, Commercial Design 1, 2. 3, 4. Adam Newman 232 Park Circle Spring Track 1, 2. 3. 4. (Capt. 4), Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4. (Capt. 4), Cross Country 1, 2, 3. 4. (Capt. 4). Eric Newton 90 Greenwich St. Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 1. Tare Nimiroski 15 Rocky Terrace National Honor Society 3. 4, Festival Chorus 1. 4. Acapella Choir 1. 2, 3, 4, (Pres. 4). Drama 1. 2. 3. 4. (Sec. 4). . Brenda J. Nothelfer ■■Germ 11 91 Singletary Av. Float Committee HT 2, 3. 4, Yearbook Staff 4 (Sports Section Ed.). Tennis 1, Powderpuff 4, Booster Club 2. Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4. (Capt. 4), Ski Club 4. Julie O ' Boyle 738 Pike Av Prom Committee 3. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Band 1. 2. 3, (Librarian 3.) Daniel O ' Connell- Okie 60 Florence Av. National Honor Society 3, 4 Baseball 2, Spring Track 3. 4. Football 1, 2, 3. 4. (Capt. 4). Golf 1. Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. Patrick O ' Connor 43 Norgate Rd. S.A.C. 2, Float Committee 2, Junior Achievement 1, 2, 3, 4. Spring Track 3, 4, Winter Track 4. David Olsen- Reverand Dave 210 Lindsey St. Homeroom Capt. 1, 2. 3, 4, Student Council 4. (Rep. 4), Elective Arts 1. 2, 3, Drama 1. 2, 3, 4, (Rep. 1, Sec. 2, Sec. 3. Pres. 4), J.B.S.G. 4. T.V. Studio 1, 2, 3, Math Team 2. Todd Ouellet 180 N. Main St. Swim Team 1, Electronics 2, 3, 4. Holly Ouellette 214 Deanville Rd. Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Teachers Aide 1, Gymnastics 1, Tennis 2, 3. 4. (Capt. 4). Elective Arts 2, 3, 4. Teachers Aide 4, Math Team 3, 4. Paul Pelland - Doc 682 So. Main St. Co-Op 4, Automotive 2, 3, 4, Elective Arts 1. Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, VIca 4. Paul A. Pelletier 1105 County St. Machine Shop 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Op 4. Wendy Peterson- Wen 259 West St. % Student Office Services 1, 2, Teachers Aide 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Festival Chorus 1, 2, Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4, (Capt. 4), Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, (Capt. 4). Natalie Pitas- A ar ' 96 Pitas Av. Festval Chorus 1, 2, Field Hockey 1. 2, 3, 4, (Capt. 4). Robert Poirier- Rob National Honor Society 3, 4. Ski Club 3, 4. 1, 2. 3, 4, Adaptive P.E. Aide 2, Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4, Gym Aide 3, 4. Maria Rainha 3 Grant St. Work Study 4, Graphic Arts 1, A. P. Arts 1, Culinary Art 1. Lisa Ream 5 Second St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Work Study 4. J.B.S.G. 4. Sherri Reynolds- Sher 9 Park Av. Sophomore Gathering Committee 2. Work Study 4, Powderpuff 3, A. P. art 4, Colorguard 1, 2, Drill Team 3. Christine Richards- Chris 191 Phillips St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Teachers Aide 4, Festival Chorus 1, Health Office Aide 2, Video Club 4, Student Government Day 2, S.A.D.D. 3, 4. Winter Track 1, Football 1. John Rodrigues 96 Robert Av. Spring Track 4, Winter Track 4, Football 1, Soccer 3, 4. Rui M. Rodrigues 60 Hazel St. Work Study 3. 4, Football 2, Basketball 2, Graphic Arts 2, 3. 4. Lee-Anne Romikaitis 54 Carlon St. Colorguard 1, Volleyball 2, 3. Gary Roy- Guy 1 Holly St. Architectural Drawing 4, Electricity 2, 3, 4. Chiahoua Saechew- Heng 166 Pine St. National Honor Society 3, 4. Ehouang Saechew 166 Pine St. Kathleen Savoie- Kathy P.O. Box 3342 Student Council 4, (Rep. 4), Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 4, Prom Committee 4, Float Committee 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, (Capt. 4) Winter Track 2, 3, 4, (Capt. 4) Cross Country 2, 3. 4, (Capt. 4). Christine Schneider- Chris 17 Nathaniel Paine Rd. 5. A.C. 4, (Rep. 4), Student Council 2, 3, 4. (Section Ed. 4), (Sec. 4), Class Officer 2, 3, (Rep. 2, Pres. 3), Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Queen ' s Court 3, Spring Track 1. 2, 3, 4, (Capt. 4), Winter Track 1, 3, 4, (Capt. 4), Elective Arts 3, 4, Cross Country, 1, 2, 3. 4. Leigh Anne Searle- Sniffer 48 Oakdale Av. Sophomore Gathering Committee 2. A. P. Art 4, Festival Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Colorguard 1, 2. 3, 4. (Capt. 4) Drill Team 1, 2. School Store 4. Julie Sears- Jewels 1143 Oak Hill Av. Junior Achievement 3, Teachers Aide 1. William W. Sample- Bill Nelia Pacheco 122 Pine St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Teachers Aide 3, 4, Math Team 3, 4. Denise Parenteau- Dee 33 Pleasant Av. Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 1, 2, Powderpuff 3. Nile Patel 2 James Court National Honor Society 3, 4. Carlota Pombo 98 Mendon Rd. Shawn E. Proulx- Prewy 370 Wilmarth St. Electricity 1, 2, 3. Melissa L. Quaglia- Quag Float Committee 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Softball 1. 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Festival Chorus 2, Volleyball 2, 3. 4, Varsity Booster Club Renee Rivard 55 Emory St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4, Science Workshop 2, 3, 4. Elective Arts 2, 3. %. Christme Robertson- Chris 30 K St. Student Council 2, (Rep. 2) Float Committee 1, 2, 3, Spring Track 2, Winter Track 1. Bruce Robinson 1 Fieldstone Ln. James F. St. Pierre- Jim 89 Zoar Av. Student Council 3, 4, (Rep. 3, Pres. 4) Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spring Track 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2. 3, 4, Powderpuff 3. Boys ' State 3, High honors 1, 2, Honors 3. Thomas A. St. Pierre- Saint 57 Carlon St. Baseball 1, 2, Electricity 2, 3, 4. 4p¥ m s 32 Winthrop Dr. S.A.C. 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class Officer 1, (Vice Pres.), 2, (Pres.), Float Committee 1, 2, Spring Track 3, 4, Winter Track 3, 4. Math Team 1, 2. Cross Country 4, (Team Manager). S. William Sencabaugh- Will P.O. Box 877 Student Council 1, (Rep.), 2, (Treas.), 3, (Vice Pres.), 4, (Pres.), Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 3, 4, Sophomore Gathering Committee 1. 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Tech. Drawing 3, Drafting 3, S.S.A.C. 4. S.E.M.A.S.C. 3, 4. Tech Club 1. Julie Sharples- Juls 84 Magnolia St. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, Elective Arts 1, 2. 3. Diane Silva- Di 81 Rome Blvd. National Honor Society 3, 4, Spring Track 3, Winter Track 3, Swim Team 1. 2, 3, 4. Tennis 1, 2, Student Government Day 2, Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4. Booster Club Award 1. Kristine Slattery- Kris 20 Lorusso Dr. Student Council 1, (Rep.), Float Committee 1, 2, Powderpuff 3, Stage Band 2. 3, 4. Festival Chorus 1, 2, 4, Acapella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, Drama 1, 2. Kristen Smietana- Spaz 19 Streeter Ln. Festival Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Acapella Choir 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, (Tres. 4), Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, (Asst. 4), Video Club 4, S.A.D.D. 2, 3, 4, T.V. Studio 2, 3, 4, Spring Musical 1, 2, 3, 4. Brian Smotherman 188 Thurber Av. Spring Track 2, Winter Track 2, Cross Country 2, 4. Christine Soucy- E.T. 22 Starkey Av. Homeroom Captain 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, (J.V. Capt. 2. Varsity Capt. 4.), Powderpuff 3, 4, Boosterclub 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Design 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, (Capt. 4). Ty Stanley- Thompson Twin 7 Hazelwood Av. Spring Track 1, 2, Winter Track 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3. 4, Graphic Arts 2, 3. 4. Michael Sweeney- Mike 51 Nathaniel Paine Rd. Elective Arts 2, 3. 4. A. P. Art 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Lisa Ann Svoboda- Lee 57 West St. Homeroom Captain 2, 3, Work Study 3, 4, Office Aide 1, 2, 3, 4, Honors 3, Honorable Mention 1, 2. Debbie Szeliga- Deb 367 Mile River Dr. Gymnastics 1, Powderpuff 3, 4, Elective Arts 1, Festival Chorus 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Tina Szpakowski 1346 Newport Av. National Honor Society 3, 4, Teachers Aide 4, Elective Arts 1. 2, 3, J.S.G. 4. Kelly Thibeault- Kel 12 Sixth St. Work Study 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Aide 4. Vicki Thibault- Cabbage 74 Such Dr. Softball 2, Powderpuff 3, School Store 3, 4. Walter E. Ticas- Grouchy 261 2 Holmans St. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. Jody Todd 89 Magnolia St. National Honor Society 3, 4, Elective Arts 1, 3, Swim Team 2, 3. Lynne Turgeon 14 Perrin St. Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, Booster Club 1, Elective Arts 1, 3. Newton Vezina- ' •Fig ' - 54 Boardman Ln. National Honor Society 4, Carpentry 2, 3, 4, V.I.C.A. 4. Sean Viau 98 Dexter St. Spring Track 3, 4, Winter Track 4, Football 2, Cross Country 4, Electricity 2, 3, 4, Susan Viau- Sue 98 Dexter St. Tennis 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, Honor Roll 2. 3, 4. Deana Marie Vincent- Wena 356 Mendon Rd. Homeroon Captian 1. 2, Student Council 1. (Rep.), Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 1, 2, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. 4, Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4, Exhibiting Team 2, 4, S.A.D.D. 1. 2. Christine Walker 39 Intervale Rd. Key Club 2, 3. Festival Chorus 1. 2, 3, Guidance Aide 2, 3. 4. Melissa R. Welch- Welch kin 15 Fieldstone Ln Student Council 1, 2, 4. Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 1, 4, Sophomore Gathering Committee 2, Prom Committee 3, 4. Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, (Business Faculty Ed. 3, Co-Ed 4). Class Rep. 1, 2, English Aide 1, Powderpuff 3, 4, Vollyball Manager 4. Alison West 41 John St. Float Committee 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Basketball 1, Booster Club 1, Elective Arts 1, 3, A. P. Art 4, Field Hockey 1. 2. 3, 4. Karen Wigglesworth- Kay 15 Jackson St. National Honor Society 3, 4. Festival Chorus 1. Robyn Wild 1167 Oakhill Av. Student Council 2, 3. 4. (Rep. 2, 3, 4). Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 2. 3, 4, Sophomore Gathering Committee 2, Prom Committee 3, Float Committee 2, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Gymnastics 2, Tennis 3, 4. Powderpuff 3, Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Field Hockey 3, 4, Drama 1, 2. Paul Willis 22 O ' Donnell Dr. S A C. 3. Float Committee 1. 2, Teachers Aide 3. 4, Spring Track 2. Band 1. 2, Stage Band 1. 2. Festival Chorus 1. 2. Acapella Choir 1. 2. THE TLEBORO ELKS 1014 he class of 1986 wishes to thank the Attleboro Elks 1014 ' ior their generous contributions including the Senior Class Breakfast and the Halloween Concert. Their substantial gifts help us to defray the cost of the Senior Class dues. These special occasions will always remain in our memories of Graduation week. fWe -mi nil III ' liWIIWWWWralWMliMIMr m 103 CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Helen McElwee-Assistant Superintendent Central Office Secretaries (left to rigfit) Jeanne Hebert; fufartha Gagnon; Lee Flaherty: Claire Gosselin; Shirley Lucke; Mary Eknaian Kathy Hodges; Linda Mousseau; Peggy Sweitzer Leona Pedro; Kimberly Dudson Mr. Robert J. Siminski-Director of Funds and Facilities Mr. Ted Thibodeau-Director of Curriculum of K-8 Grades I HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Mr. Robert H. Bray-Principal Mrs. Linda Hood-Secretary May, 1986 Dear Seniors, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate you upon your individual accomplishments as well as your completion of your high school years. As a staff we have tried to provide you with a variety of skills that you can utilize to be successful in your further education and in the world of work. In years to come I hope you will be able to look back with fond memories of your days at Attleboro High School. The friendships that you have made and the many experiences that you have had will always be with you. Good luck in the years ahead. If in the future we can be of any assistance, please don ' t hesitate to see us. Most sincerely, Robert H. Bray Principal Mrs. Leona Pedro-Switchboard Operator ' ' S- Christine St Pierre-Secretary Mrs. Grace Stott-Secretary Mr. Bray and Dr. O ' Connor discuss school matters. 107 HOUSEMASTERS OCCUPATIONAL Mr. Robert Haggerty- Director of Vocational Education Mr. John Tweedy- Coordinator of Occupational and Academic Education Mr. Edward Stanton- Occupational Dept. Head Mrs. Jane Ann Brady- Vocational Special Needs Coordinator Mr. George Briggs- Cooperative Education and Work Study Coordinator Mrs. Ann Bodge- Occupational Secretary Above: Linda LePage- C.O.A.E. Secretary Right: Thonnas Gibney- Vocational Guidance Counselor The main goal of the Art Department is to introduce and develop the students ' knowledge and use of major ideas, ways of thinking, ways of utilizing materials, and techniqes that have been characteristic of master visual artists. The Art Department also tries to develop student abilities of observation, representation, and interpretation in both 2D and 3D media. Students are engaged in long-term projects that challenge creative imagination and help students discover unique solutions to art problems. James Hall Joseph Mitnik 110 The Automotive Department teaches students the basic mechanics of cars including brake work and front- end work. Students should expect from the class a working knowledge of the fundamentals of mechanics. Methods of teaching include book work and hands-on training which will give students enough experience for a post-secondary education. Paul Pelland-Most Likely to Succeed. Peter Nolin The Business Department nnainly focuses on occupational training, economic education, and preparation for college. The student should expect to obtain basic business skills to use for future employment. Methods of teaching include: demonstrations, book work, and lectures. The major emphasis of the this department is to train the student for an occupation related to his field of business. The goal of Carpentry is to give the students enough {knowledge and skills to obtain, maintain, and survive in the world of work. Much of the success depends on the amount of work the students puts into it. Dale Byers Carpentry Seniors: Row 1: (I to r)Rich Harvey, Henry Lopez, Sue McPhee, Mr. Touzin, Brian Harrison, Bill Derosiers, Ron Metcalf, Ron Dunne. Row 2: Dave Barlow, Mike Whaley, Mike LaCroix, Newton Vezina. Row 3: Eric Escheman, Steve Kelly, Ron Marshall, Mike Titus, Lenny Stasiukiewicz, Steve Rollins, Doug Demarais. Eugene Touzin Most Likely to Succeed-Ron Metcalf. 113 DESGM 1 Lisa Doucette-Most Likely to Succeed James Burbank Commercial Design Seniors (L to R): Row 1: Sandy Holmier, Sandy Grudain, Paul Medeiros. Bob Lane. Lisa Doucette. Row 2: Scott Jarousky, Dennis McGovern, Ray Nason. Missing: Regina Sabatini. Catherine Smith The major emphasis of the Commercial Art and Design Department is placed on computer aided design in jewelry, illustrations, photography, lettering, and graphic design. By working on school, community, and personal projects, the student will have acquired the experience needed tor work In the field of Commercial Art and Design, or a good basis in continuing his education. John Gayton Preparing students for entry-level skills in Culinary is the goal of the Culinary Department. Students should expect to gain a well rounded education in various Culinary fields with emphasis placed on cooking and waitressing. A student may benefit by attaining enough knowledge to continue his education after high school. Students may gain some experience by participating on an active exhibiting team. Electricity Seniors (I to r): Row 1: Dave Littlefield. Angela Hoyt, Mr. Hart. Neal Boucher. Fred Uriot. Gary Roy. Row 2: Erik Jenson, John Botelho. Tim Desrosiers, Kunty Khiev, Stanley Welch. Sean Viau, Robert Proulx. Row 3: Todd Harrison, Sean Perry. Shawn Proulx, John Guennette. Tom St. Pierre. Row 4: Michael Boucher. Brian Hicks Missing- Mike Taylor Walter Hart 116 Tim Champagne-Most Likely to Succeed BECTKOHiCS The goal of the Electronics Department is to train students to be technicians in the electronic field or prepare thenn for post secondary education. Methods of teaching include projects, connputers, specialized trainers, and hands-on experience. Emphasis is on computer, radio, T.V., and VCR repair. Samuel Jarcho Electronics Seniors (I to r): Row 1: Ray Lumbra, Todd Ouellett, Donna Baxter, Dan Turecki, Scott Creamer. Row 2: Larry Perry, Mike Vacher, Paul Ladouceur, John Pacheco, Rick Healy. Lawrence Sullivan Todd Ouellett-Most Likely t o Succeed 7 ENGUSH The English Department offers a variety of courses ranging in learning abilities to meet the different needs of each student. It ' s goal is to teach students to be articulate, well-read citizens. The department supplements its offerings with elective courses such as Verbal Skills, Oral Communications, Television Production, World Literature and Drama Workshop. Eleanor Andrews David Bennett lona Bonneville Gail Breit David Lamberton Mary Larocque Mary Beth Monarty Carolyn Orpen Maurice Camire- Department Head Mario Barbosa (Bilingual) Alice d ' Hedouville Norma Kozaka Barbara Kuzdzol (Bilingual) Marie Neveu Elaine Paiva Peter Pereira (Bilingual) The Foreign Language Department makes students aware of other cultures, broadens their social understanding, and makes them appreciate their American heritage Through a wide variety ot techniques, including the development ot listening, reading, speaking, writing skills, group discussions and individual attention, students learn to appreciate historical and cultural aspects, think logically, and recognize relationships m their own lives. Stian Mullung Graphic Arts is a course designed to educate students in the various forms of printing. The most contemporary techniques and skills are taught by hands-on experience. The students attain the Ty Stanley-Most Likely to Succeed knowledge to perform their job skills and to thoroughly understand various printing methods. This prepares students for a job in this field or a continuing education. 21 The Guidance Department focuses on the student. It ' s main goal is to help the student develop a positive self-image and to maximize his educational experiences. The student should expect open discussions about educational, personal, and social issues with either a group or individually. A counselor can help by clarifying a student ' s thinking and also his problem solving, and decision making skills. Counselors often serve as the link between students and teachers, and the parents and the school. 1 r 1 Barbara Churchill-Supervisor of Guidance Joan Ahearn Gary Billingkoff Rudolphe Bruneau Thomas Cuoco Robert DeRiso Pauline Warren Frederick Zani 122 VIPHE Kathleen Dentch The Home Economics Department offers courses in Child Development, Foods and Nutrition, and Clothing and Textiles. Students in Child Development study children from birth to four years and operate a nursery school during Term IV. Foods and Nutrition students will study the importance of good nutrition and how to plan a well balanced diet. They also demonstrate knowledge of proper cooking techniques by successfully preparing various recipes and evaluating the results. Students in Clothing and Textiles study basic clothing fechniqes and complete three garments during the year. All Home Economics Courses offers hands-on experience in the hope that their skills and the practical information obtained will improve the life skills of all Home Economics students. ohpowe Child Care and Guidance I is the first year of a two-year Vocational Education program. The aim of the program is to prepare students for careers in Early Childhood immediately upon graduation or after advanced study. Students have guest speakers and visit community programs in order to prepare them on how to operate a laboratory Nursery School. They also have exposure to children with handicaps. Anne Carty James Long Jeff Conroy-Most Likely to Succeed Machine Drafting Seniors (I to r): Row 1: Steve Infante. Jeff Conroy. Tim Lincoln, Mr Long Row 2: Darin Landry. DanIco Carcamo. Chiris Hosford, Joe Cameron. 124 The Machine Drafting program begins with an introduction to the basic concepts of machine design The classroom setting is like that of the industry so as to help prepare the student for a place in the work force. Computerized drafting is also being emphasized so that students will be aware of the most modern equipment and techniques. ' 4 Robert Bertrand Daniel Duval Ronald Pond SHOP Machine Shop Seniors (I to r) Row 1: Gabriel Moniz, Peter Campbell, Adam Buck, John Rodrigues Row 2: Louis Robinson Row 3: Barry Austin, Paul Pelletier, Marc Varrieur, Joseph Hearn Missing: James Viveiros John Rodrigues-Most Likely to Succeed The main goals of Machine Shop are to prepare students for a profitable employment and make them become responsible members of the community. Students should expect to enter the marketplace with general Machine Shop entry level skills. Methods of teaching include: lesson plans, blue-prints, and individualized instructions. The student can benefit by leaving high-school with W saleable skills for entry level jobs, and also to have the opportunity to pursue the continuation of his education at the post secondary CJ ' level. Constance Corkum Edward Gugel Joanne Haggerty Harold Hanewich Guy Occhino Kenneth Shultz Manuel Sousa Thelma Spriggs 128 The Metal Fabrication Department prepares students to be able to work in industry when they graduate. Students learn through individual attention and by hands-on experience. Emphasis is placed on preparing the student for the work field; they learn responsibility by having to be m class everyday, promptness, and neatness. The main goal of the Music Department is to develop students ' musical interests and abilities through classroom experience and school performances. Students should expect to participate acitvely in class. Teachers in this field guide the student in his or her own area of musical interest. The h4usic Department emphasizes the development of good musicians. A student can benefit by developing friendships and attaining a sense of teamwork that will help him through his life. Janis Wightman 129 EMCmN William Coughlin-Department Head Thomas Crowe Robert Haselton Michael Martin Joseph McKenna Diane Martin David Wade 130 The Physical Education Dept. emphasizes that students understand the essential health and fitness concepts as they relate to cardiovascular fitriess. muscular strength, flexibility, body composition, and survival skills. The students should expect to develop these concepts and skills well enough to participate in various physical activities. Students can learn how to take care of their bodies so that they may live longer lives while maintaining high levels of fitness, and having fun. cam. The Resource Center consists of a number of areas which are beneficial to the student. It contains volumes of reference materials and books for enjoyment. There is also a Career Resource Center to which a student may go to find information on an occupaton or a specific college. The Audio Visual Department contains equipment which is made available for teacher and student usage. Students involved in the Television Center learn how to use television production equipment. There is also a Reading Center which is designed to improve reading skills, word attach skills, and reading comprehension. 131 The main goal of the Science Departnnent is to meet the students ' needs concerning the basics of science. As a means of learning, there are teacher demonstrations, participation in various lab activities, and computer usage. Students should also expect to present material in the classroom. Students can benefit from taking science courses by developing good lab and study skills and by developing a better understanding of science and technology as it develops around them. Raymond Beauvais Paul Jutras Larry Stack Henry Ferry-Department Head William Dentch Donald Frederick Bertram Gardner I John Lazarz John O ' Rourke Clitlofd Sherman 132 Raymond Ajami Victor Bonneville Harry Buker Ronald Elias Cheryl Graney Douglass MacDonald Stephen Newman Paula Sollitto Dyanne Spatcher Vera Wohlfort The main goals of the Social Studies Department are to educate the environment and to gain a perspective on the future. The the students regarding their rights and responsibilities as citizens teaching methods consist of a variety of techniques including: of this country and to make them aware of the world in which The Inquiry Method, lectures, A.V. material, guest speakers, role they live. The student should expect to further his knowledge of playing, and simulations. Mark Ferruccio-Department Head Nancy Coles Paul Flavin June Gordon Jody McNary Education Programs Individualized educational plans are developed to address a variety of educational and vocational needs, the department 134 encompasses five programs at A.H.S. and one alternative program at Briggs Corner. ! j 136 A drawing is a graphic representation of a real thing an idea, or a proposed design lor construction. The idea of communicating thoughts from one person to another through drawings is the main goal of the Technical Drawing Department. The graphic method of representation is not only a natural form of communication, it is universal and timeless. sum The Vocational Skills Development Center provides tutorial support to Vocational Students, The center assists the students wit h theory, vocabulary, test taking skills and safety precautions. Methods of teaching include individual attention, programmed exercises and commercial lessons. The center provides its services to all shop areas and emphasizes the improvement of comprehension and functional knowledge of the vocational material. Joanne McNary Bette Gouvia William Saunders Francis O ' Connell 137 The Health Department provides medical direction to all students. Through one-on- one discussions and close personal contact, they try to create a positive health image. The nurses are not only concerned with medical problems. Students can go there for personal problems and receive special attention. They give advice and lend their support in all types of situations. Dan Capraro Jan Collette Hazel Cooper Flo Galarneau Chris Lyie Pat McPhail 138 9 Home Economics is a course which is helpful for your future needs. In foods and nutrition you learn how to balance your meals and a proper diet. Child development, another aspect of the course enables you to develop a career as a nursery school teacher. Students learn how to care for a child by learning about child develpment. Students operate a nursery school during the last quarter, which gives them practical experience. This year ' s student to Most Likely to Succeed in Home Economics is Laurie Curtl. I f Most Likely to Succeed: Laurie Curti In Memoriam: Kenneth White IN MEMORY OF K.C. WHITE DAVE NORTON YOUR GONE FOR NOW BUT NOT FOREVER WE ' LL HAVE YOU WITH US EVERY DAY EVEN THOUGH YOU ' VE GONE AWAY ALTHOUGH WE CAN ' T SEE YOUR SMILE IT ' S NOT FOREVER BUT ONLY FOR A WHILE THE FRIENDS WE LOST ARE CLOSE AT HEART AND IT ' S VERY HARD THAT WE ' RE APART MEMORIES OF THE THINGS WE SHARED WE HOPE YOU KNOW HOW MUCH WE CARED IT ' S HARD TO SAY GOOD BYE WHEN YOU CAN ' T SAY HELLO AND IT ' S HARD TO LET SUCH GOOD FRIENDS GO YOU ' RE NOT HERE TO HAVE AND HOLD BUT THE MEMORIES ARE MADE OF GOLD SO ' TILL THE DAY WE MEET AGAIN AT LEAST WHEN YOU WERE HERE WE WERE TRUE FRIENDS IT ' S NOT GOOD BYE IT ' S SEE YA LATER . . . WE LOVE YOU AND WE ' LL MISS YOU GUYS. MICHELLE RANDY DONNA DOM MIKE MEL PETER NANCY David Norton 140 Captain Mike McCutcheon Sophomore Jon Daskam takes his Shot. Varsity Row 1 (I to r): Dave Neveux, Kevin Candelet, Jack Levis, Jeff Pierce. Scot Sackett, David Leroux, Jon Daskam. Row 2 (I to r): Coach Giimore. Dave MacPherson, Sean Brumble, Dan O ' Conneli. Mike McCutcheon, Dave Andrews, Coach Sherman. J.V. Row 1 (I to r). Bob Peterson. Bob Slater. Tim Judge. Chns Lynch. Mike LarKin Row 2 (I to r): Tom Houle. Dennis Sommerville. Kevin Pray. Queniin Furey, Jeff Courville, Greg Bartek, Coach Giimore. Missing Rick Gifford. i. Dave Neveux waits to make the rebound. As always, Kevin gels Dy nis opponent Captain Mike McCutcheon gets the rebound for Attleboro. Danny O ' Conneii passes the b all for another two points. ' J. ' Whitey waits for just the right time. Junior Scott Sackett goes underneath to get the pass. Sean Brumble watches his shot go in. The basketball team was very successful this year as it entered into a new conference, and has now started to prepare for the State Tournament with great enthusiasm. Mike McCutcheon was very proud to be the captain of this year ' s team. Much of its success is due to the excellent performance of many team members and the dedicated coaching of Mr. Sherman. Several team members, including Dan O ' Conneii, who had an excellent season, were very optomistic about the State Tournament Because of the spirit and success of this year, the team ' s momentum will carry through to many future successful seasons. • i Varsity Team: Row 1 (I to r): Kris Donovan, Kim Henriques, Wendy Moreau. Claris Murphy, Diane Larsson. Tracey Roll, Row 2: Dawn Desmarais, Stielly Gravel, Colleen Wade, Chris Soucy, Diane Kingman, Michelle Shapiro, Tricia Menard, Chris Themis, Coach Riley. Concentration The Girls Basketball team had many good times together this year. Co-Captains Chris Murphy and Wendy Moreau kept the team united and spirited throughout a rather unsuccessful season. There are a lot of young, talented players who have the ability to develop into superb team members for next year. The unity and spirit that developed, will carry them over to a more optomistic season next year. can finally see the light Try me, chump. J.V. Team: Row I (I to r): Tracy Piasecki, Lisa Carignan, Kelly Turley, Patty Soucy, Michelle Antosca, Coach Crumbaker. Row 2 (I to r): Heidi Ebert, Tori Mendes, Wendy Shapiro, Kristen Schneider, Bonnie Proulx. Row 3 (I to r); Lisa Dion, Anna Dion, Kris Forget. ' Jump Ball ' 147 Football Cheerleaders: Row 1 (I to r): Missy Angelo, Michelle Dubuc, Jill Proulx, Lisa Doucette. Row 2; Debbie Pagano, Lisa Kiltoyle Row 3: Linda Mitchell. Deana Vincent, Jenni Maiers, Minda Gowen, Penni Angelo, Lisa Walker. ' What did you say? I can ' t hear you. What cheer are we on? Hand Warmin ' for a McDLT. 148 Raise your hand if you ' re sure. I This year ' s cheerleading squads were very excited and supportive. Always ttiere to raise the fans spirits, they continued to remain optomistic. The football squad started the season out well by returning from Cheering Camp at SMU with many various awards including a Congeniality Award, a 110% blue ribbon for superspirit. and twelve other ribbons. Co- Captains Missy Angelo and Lisa Doucette were proud of the girls, and their performance this season and wish them the best of luck. The basketball squad also did extremely well under Co-Captains Deana Vincent and fvlissy Angelo. They cheered their team on to many victories by never giving up hope. Basketball Cheerleaders: (I to r): Row 1: Lisa Walker, Row 2: Lisa Kilfoyle, Co-Captain - Deana Vincent, Row 3: Patty Engler, Allison McGee, Penni Angelo, Debbie Pagano, Row 4: Jill Proulx, Michelle Dubuc, Missing: Co-Captain - Missy Angelo. ' Lisa, don ' t look so happy. 149 Cross Country Tri-Captains Bob Bischoff, Kathy Sa- voie, and Adam Newman feel that they had a suc- cessful season, winning the Seekonk Columbus Day Invitational Meet. But more importantly, the team became a lot closer. We had the chance to get to know all the team members better. We were more like a family, very supportive of one another , said the tri-captains. Coach Newman was described as not only being a great coach, but a great friend as well. He was always right there when you wanted him and when you needed him most. We ' re all going to miss him when we leave. He was not only concerned with the team, but was personally involved with each mem- ber , said tri-captain Kathy Savoie. Next year the team will experience the same unity by being led through another great season by captains elect Rick Crawford, Tina Kelly, and Jay tvlartin. Bob. what are you doing after the race? Adam, cruising to the finish Tri-captains: (I to r) Bob Bischoff, Kathy Savoie, Adaoi Newman. 150 Stan, the 6 Million Dollar Man. Traffic jam ahead. Chris leads the way. Kathy is gaining as her opponent tires. 151 This year we wanted to play with a winning attitude, develop team spirit and have a lot of fun say co- captains Natalie Pitas and Kathy Keane. We all had a great time. The team has worked hard this season with Coach O ' Connell, who was patient, helpful, and understanding, and improved in their overall playing. Because of the young talent on this year ' s team, next season looks very optimistic. biup mat ball ' ' ' Go Robyn! Varsity: Row 1 (I to r): Dannine Harpin, Stacy Seferaidis. Natalie Pitas. Kathy Keane. Enn Geddes, Kim Hennques. Patti Colombo Row 2 (I to r): Coach O ' Connell. Rachel Crowley. Reine Guerrier, Koren Sword, Allison West. Beth Kennision. Diane Larsson. Robyn Wild Junior Varsity: Row 1 (I to r): Marlene Pitas, Stacey Correia, Sue Smith. Nancy Lapierre. Alison, Gattoni, Jacquie Monahan, Nicole Desautel, Monique Depot Row 2 (I to r): Coach Crumbaker. Tina Hoppe, Debbie DeAmelio, Amy McCoy. Melissa Dion, Sue Fernandis, Julie Hanewich, KelW Grimes, Julie Trapani, Jennifer Burns, Tammy Perry, Nikki Lewis 152 I - V? Block that punt! 1st row (I to r): Coach Lamberton, Al Kloli. Erik Jensen, Dan O ' Connell, Kevin Cummings, Carl Nordberg. Doug Gavilanez. Dan Stebbings, Coach Hanewlch, 2nd row: Coach Lyie, Lane Lajoie. Pete Shorrock, Greg Selsum. Wally Rosher. John Fernandes, Steve Haggerty, Bobby Hanewlch, Brian Nordberg, Coach Gilmore. 3rd row: Mike Chartier, Enc Densa. Dave Leroux, Curtis Grieve, Ronny Cameron, Mike Barboza, Jim Reynolds, Kevin Candelet, Tom Kelliher. Scott Sackett. Mr. Mather. 4th row; Buddy Sackett, Jim Hanewlch, Tony Vieria, Chris Hayward, Doug LeBrun, Tom Houle, Jack Levis, Donny Kerr. John Dascome, 5th row: Jamie LyIe, Mike Cargill. Dennis Gallagher, Tommy Boullier, Matt Mooney, Dennis Fleming, Chris Cerrone. Kyle Burn, George Little. 6th row: Tom Hicks, Kenny Clark, Craig Laliberte, Jeff Cobin. Billy Killingsworth, Tim Judge, Kyle Paquin, Matt Depot. As always, the Football Team made a great effort tfirough the season. Our players demonstrated school spirit and determination on the playing field. Our team this year had a lot of young talent that will make us stronger for next year , said co-captains Dan O ' Connell and Kevin Cummings. Coach Hanewich and his coaching staff were very dedicated to the team, spending many hours designing new plays and studying films of previous games and practices. The team felt that the staff kept them disciplined and prepared a foundation which can be built upon in the future years. Next year, captains-elect, Jim Reynolds and All-star Kevin Candelet will lead the team through a program of demanding exercises and play routines. The coaching staff and players are looking forward to another challenging season. Sending in a new play ' Look out moon-here it comes! 155 Row 1 (I to r): Coach Martin, Sheryl St. George, Minda Gowen, Korey Goodrich, Karen Blais, Lori Friedman, Tracy Breit, Tracy Sabourin, . Row 2 (I to r): Don Garven, Liz Geisel, Amy lida, Kim Ferreira, Linda Mitchell, Tara Dolan, Keri Broadbent, Row 3 (I to r): Kim Goodrich, Laura Lamoureaux, Chris Arruda, Beth Wadick, Kim Bowling, Lisa Vacher, Kathy Wolski. Laurie Cunga. Senior Captains Karen Blais, Korey Goodrich, and Lori Friedman Complaints, Complaints, and more Complaints! iiiV 1 Don ' t tell us that move is routine. Great balance Minda. ii X i Coach Mike Martin ' No one was supposed to see tliat one, hugii? A new form of gymnastics girls? ' Co-captains Laurie Friedman and Karen Blals feel that this season was quite successful. We were very supportive of each other, always willing to help someone out. The team was very unified. During practices we looked out for each other and this helped us in competition. The team should remain successful for next year. Laurie and Karen would like to thank everyone for a great season and wish them the best. ' Let ' s try a real stretch now. The Boys Gymnastics team had it ' s best season in a long time this year. Co-Captains J. P. LaRosse and Peter Morin believe it was because the team had more depth than in previous years. Another reason why the team was to successful is because of the spirit and unity of all the members. Everyone is looking forward to an excellent season next year with the talent of the young team members. Peter and J. P. wish them the best of luck. A look of Confidence. 4 Pete with the perfect dismount. LJLJ. Row 1 {I to r): Peter Morin, Matt Buck, Gary Letourreau, J. P. LaRosse, Tim Fonseca, Buddy Sackett, Jason Arenburg. Row 2 (I to r): Coach Martin, Asst. Coach Don Garvin, Mark Guerrier, Sam LaCasse, Eric Champagne, Don Sabourin. Row 3 (I to r): Mario Analunde, Don Parslow, John Shrewsbury, Joe Ladebauche, Jeff Porter. 1 . An obvious winner. ' Show those muscles J. P.! ' Rob Gariepy, Jim Conway, Dale Rheawme, Rob Bowie, Steve Almeida, Todd Candelet, Savorth Sim. Row two: Louie Gramaldi, James Adams, Pete Crawford, Steve Hoffman, Sean fvloore, Tony Martin, Jason Fredette, Eric Cooper Row three: Parawy Khiev Amy Daniels, Fred Ordonez, Jim Cote, Dave Araujo, Peter LInd 160 Row one: George Argueta, Donald Sabourin, Jean-Paul LaRosse, Stephen Rodrigues, Craig Pisani, Dave Neveux, Mike Leahy. Jim Lountalasouk. Row two: Coach Perreira, Todd Wardwell. John Rodrigues, Jay Parenteau, Mark Prola, Jim St. Pierre. Walter Ticas, Brian Adams, Jim Loring, Danilo Carcamo, Ron Fulton. Team Pictue: Row 1 (I to r): Chris Bush, John Sears, Neil Clark, Rob Bowie. Jim Haggerty. Andy White, Steve Almeida, Matt Camelio, Russ Hoyt. Row 2 (I to r): Steve Haggerty, Eric Fitton. Pat O ' Donnell, Rodney Martin, Derek Hood, Paul Fournier. Dave Kholi, Rich Pineo. Jeff Brewster. Row 3 (I to r): Tony Candiloro, Paul Danesi, Peter Koback. Henry Lopez, Walter McCarthy. Coach Vic Bonneville. Coach Vic Bonneville 162 Co-captains: Henry Lopez and Peter Koback Under the leadership of co-captains Henry Lopez and Peter Kobacl , the Boys Swim Team had a very successful season. There were many team members who greatly improved their early season times and a good representation of the team was shown at the Southern Conference Sectional fvleet. Lopez, Koback and Patrick O ' Donnell also had great expectations as they qualified for the State Meet. We re mained spirited throughout the seasorjT ' and that helped us to defeat our competm .i The team should remain strong next year and prove to have another great season. This year we had a much better season than any of us had anticipated, including Coach Dentch, says Co-Captains Jenn Hyde and Beth Leroux. We finished second in our league and saw a lot of great performances by many of the girls. Korey Goodrich set a new diving record for six dives and was also chosen along with Beth Wadick, Erica Christensen, Kris Fagnand and Beth Leroux for the Southern Conference All-Stars. Despite the loss of seniors, next year ' s team will still be strong and very competitive. Geronimoooooooo! Row 1: Jen Turgeon, Dawn Handy, Tracey Sabourin, Pam Soucy. Row 2: Erica Christenson. Kim Bowling, Beth Wadick, Tara Doian, Denise LaChance. Chris Lazarz. Row 3: Betsy Denesi, Michelle Antosca, Chris Fagnand, Kirsten Carrigan, Kinn Semas, Colleen McCormick. Coach Lucia. Row 4: Beth Leroux, Lynn Turgeon, Denise Parenteau, Korey Goodrich, Lori Bedner, Diane Siiva, Jenny Hyde, Coach Dentch, Missing: Cindy Little. 165 Co-captains Brenda Not heifer and Chris Souey, feei that although the records indicate that they did not have a very successful season, the team remained spirited and developed a sense of unity. The team was more like a family , said co-captain Brenda Nothelfer. ' We spent a lot time together, not only at practice, but out of school as well . Coach Riley ' s efforts were appreciated by the team and he was assisted by next year ' s new assistant coach, Tammy Payette. You ' re history pal! ' Row 1: (I to r) Missy Quaglia, Wendy Moreau, Kelly Hesketh, Kris Eklind, Brenda Nothelfer, Chris Soucy. Linda Frechette Row 2: Coach Riley, Tracy Roll, Lee-Anne Pisani, Michelle Shapiro, Shelly Gravel. Lon Kingman, Luanne Germaine, 166 Coach Bill Riley Captains Brenda Nothelfer and Chns Soucy Row 1 (I to r): Bill Semple, Andy Galasso, Jim St. Pierre, Adam Newman, Chris Schneider, Matt Manlove, Kathy Savole, Bob Bischoff, Liz Martin, Kim Donovan. Anne Lynch. Row 2 (I to r): Bob LaPlante, Jim Carty, Pat O ' Connor, Sean Viau, Kevin Cummings, Rob Parker, Chris Heywood, Ken Kolletto, Jeff Gobin, Scot O ' Connell, Bob Pitas. Row 3 (I to r): Dave LaPointe, Ted Morrissey, Jason Amaral, Mike Leahy, Rick Crawford, Rick Canada, Tony Vieira, Brian Frigon, Trisha Smith, Mike Kielty, Corey Denham, Joe Alburquerque. Jim Fernandes, Greg Salamon, Jay Martin, Leo Fey. Row 5 (I to r): Jenny Belcher, Cindy Augat, Dawn Handy, Leanne Pisani, Monique Depot, Nancy LaPierre, Kathy Dubuc, Lisa Cloutier, Erin Geddes, Leanne Burden. Alyce Spinney. Koren Sword. Row 6 (I to r): Missy Love, Jill Cooper. Lucy Albuquerque, Cacilia Amorim, Pam Soucy, Sherri Miller. Tina Kelly. Tammy Brousseau, Maureen Morrissey. Rene Pike, Stacey Seferiadis, Kelly Keim. Row 7 (I to r): Kevin Fay. Kris Schneider. Gina Wiggins. Craig Laliberte, Jeff Farnell, Don Fulton, Brett Savill, John Churchill, Todd Candelet. Row 8 (I to r): Pete Crawford, Carl Schneider, John McCurdy, Doug LaMay, Mario Polidoro, Sean Moore, Mike Shelton 1 Attleboro pulls a remarkable comeback. The Girls Winter Track Team displayed a lot of talent and depth this year. Co-Captains Kathy Savoie and Christine Schneider believe that the abilities of the younger members will aid in making next year ' s team a success. The team was not only close and supportive as athletes, but als o spent time together as friends out of school The Boys Winter Track Team was also very close and talented. Tri-Captains Bob Bischoff, Adam Newman and Matt Manlove qualified for Easterns along with fellow teamates Ted Morrissey and Andy Galasso. Both the Boys and Girls Teams would like to thank Coach Newman and Assistant Coach Tammy Payette for their continued support and guidance through another great season. Coach Newman ■ ' Another super throw by K C Kathy: way ahead of everyone else ' A H S finishes first ' Bob ' s concentration brings him another victory. Attleboro ' s Ted Morrissey leads the way. 169 •a Advisors: Mrs. Martin and Mr Amaral As Juniors we begin the best half of our high school years. We know what direction we are headed in, and are working toward future goals. The friends and memories we have accumulated since Freshman year will be everlasting. This year has started off great. We were voted Most Spirited Class in the beginning of November after a tough competition with the Seniors. Although the Powderpuff game was forfeited to us. a big dissappointment since we had such a great team, the enthusiasm shown during practices was overwhelming. This brought the class even closer together, as our work was not in vain. In January we will hold our fundraiser: Selling M M ' s. We have been successful with past fundraisers, and I ' m sure success will continue. Looking forward to the Junior Prom, the excitement is already in the air. Our prom will be held on April 12. 1966 at the Red Snapper in Foxboro. I hope that everyone has a great time. Beyond this year, the future is ours. I hope everyone has a terrific Senior year, and a great life. To an outstanding class, thank you for your friendship and support and best of luck next year and throughout life. 4 Yours, Colleen Wade Junior Class President Top to Bottom: Colleen Wade (president). Crystal Rainville (Vice President), Shen Miller (Treasurer), Kirsten Kerrigan (Secretary). J i J. Eu • • • • ' IBBI 1 ■Mi IL Row 1 Left to Right: Nancy Delfino, Lydia Mornseau. Leesa Galasso. Stephanie Chicoine. Row 2 Left to Right ' Jason Amaral. Michelle Morgan, Patty Columbo, Jim Lynch ' Oh! I know that answer. I think I see something moving! ' 175 Ms. Payette-Advisor Mrs, Kelleher-Advisor Mr Lyie-Advisor o ur second year at Attleboro High School has been a very important one, and 1 feel that our class realized that and worked hard to nnake it the best year it could possibly be. This year was full of exciting events such as our two-week fundraiser of selling wrapping paper, and the ordering of our class rings. All mennbers of the class were excited about the arrival of thei ' rings in February. Aside from the fundraiser and ordering of class rings, we were kept busy with work on our float, having pre-production meetings after school and then building it. All these events brought us closer together and made us a more spirited class. Finally, after a long wait we had our Sophomore Gathering on May 9. at the Attleboro Elks. It was a huge success and everyone had a terrific time To the Class of ' 88. I give the spirit to be remembered as one of the best classes in the history of Attleboro High School! To all future classes — Good Luck! Scott Black Sophomore Class President OASS OF •8? ■ ' Who, Me?!?! ' ' MM s we experience our first year together we learn values Mm of friendship and cooperation that helps us to excell in m what we put our minds to. I have noticed that the class r B of ' 89 is very determined but not shy to accept new things and challenge new ideas. Many people outside of Student Council have dedicated their time and effort to help run things effectively. I would just like to say thank you to those people. I would also like to thank Mrs. Bradbury and Mrs. BIythe, our very thoughtful and understanding advisors, for helping us down that rocky road to a successful school year. And remember it ' s not who you are, it ' s what you do and how you do it that make a difference. Matt Buck Freshman Class President i7i)L r Row 1 (I to r): Matt Buck (President), Scot Forbes (Vice President), Paul Cochran (Secretary), Jennifer Heywood (Treasurer). ■5 (Top to Bottom): John Conroy. Jennifer Pitas. Alan Markey, Dawn Brillon. Mike Stanley. Pam Soucy. Mark Thibault Missing Aaron Bennett Mrs. BIythe-Advisor Mrs. Brad bury -Advisor 1st row (I to r): Kattiy Savoie, Jim Carty, Heather Forbes, Kim Donovan. Sue April, tv1il e Leatiy, Sue Jenl s, Jim St. Pierre, Cliristine Sctineider, Laura Davis, Lori Bedner, David Olsen, Dannine Harpin, Miclielle Cerrone, Bob Bischoff. 2nd row (I to r): Andrea Nunes, Jim Lynctt, Miclielle Morgan, Patti Cotumbo, Kirstin Kerrigan, Colleen Wade, Crystal Rainville, Stierry Miller, Leesa Galasso, Steplianie Chicoine, Lydia Morriseau, Nancy Delfino, Missy Welch, Jason Amaral. 3rd row (I to r): P. T. Sollito-Advisor, Monique Depot, Linda Mitchell, Kim Ferreira, Chris Bush, Rob Bowie, Betsy Danesi, Dale Vase, Kristin Dyer, Kelli Grimes, Debbie De Amelia, Deanna Heon, Tracy Blackader, Stacey Holander, Beth lida, Melissa Dion, Christine Lazarz, 4th row (I to r): Jennifer Pitas, Dawn Brillon, Paul Cochran, Matt Buck, Scot Forbes, Jennifer Hey wood, Alan Mar key, Mike Stanley. Pam Soucy. 1st row (I to r): Linda Allard, Yvonne Lesser, Julie Bosley, Sean Bosley, Estelle Lange. 2nd row (I to r): Mary Jane Walsh, Lisa Hughes, Dana Forget, Lisa Gorman, Tom Hicks. f 181 ReSouWE CElim MS 1st row (I to r): Connie Viveiros, Bettie Viveiros. Birgit Fuchs. Alice Pereira. 2nd row (I to r): Paula Gailota, Christie Drape, Mictielle Bradie, Linda Furtado, Faith Packer, Melissa Oltveira. Yes. I ' m a Senior Dov ' Too cool for us Twinkle? ' 1st row (I to r): Christine Bicktord. Alice Pereira. Lucy Branco. Debbie Correiro. Chnstme Walker, Sharon Beauregard. Melinda Thibault, Dawn Tameo. Christine Soucy. Peter Joyal 2nd row (I to r): Mary-Ann Southwick. Jennifer Zarek ass Rawif smE qRuft 183 QOSErUP Row 1 Left to Right: Paul Berube, Erin Geddes. Diane Larsson, Jim Carty. P. T. Sollitto. Jim Lyncti, Richard Field. I bet you think I ' m working ' Best Friends forever always stick together! ' Row 1 Left to Right April Woods. Manna Barbosa. Timothy Fonseca. Liz Carter. Debbie Brodeur, Michelle Duran. Diane Bookwalter. April Raymond Row 2 Left to Right Tracey Botelho. Shelley Grant. Donna Madsen. Laurel Healey. Tiffany King. Row 3 Left to Right James Allard. Jim Houghton, Brent Jameson, Eric Carlson, Richard Esmeraldo. Joe Rodngues, Donald Brothers 1st row (I to r): Vicky Thibault, Eng Earn, Theresa Fedeiia. 2nd row (I to r): Tammy Fedelia, Donna Madsen, Brandy LaCroix, Barbara Craw. Just minding tfie store. Daugliters of the American Revolution James St. Pierre Century III Leadership James Carty Hugh O ' Brien Youth Leadership Christine Lazarz 185 7s row (I to r): Mary-Anne Hebert. Tara Nimiroski, Karen Wigglesworth, Jim St Pierre, Andy Galasso, J. P. LaRosse, Kim Hagerman, Missy Ouaglia, Tracey Ingham, Christine Schneider Heng Saechew. 2nd row (I to r): Lori Friedman, Lara D ' Arconte, Susan Jenks, Holly Ouellette, Linda Furtado, Michelle Carlon, Tina Szpakowski, Diane Silva, Christen Richards, Alls Alvarado. 3rd row (I to r): Jim Carty, Dave LaPointe, Scott Morris. Kim Courchesne, Peter Koback, Eric Carlson. Eric Kull. Nila Patel, Lisa Ream, Sandy Hohlmeier. Karia Johnson. 4th row (I to r): Beth Leroux. Laura Davis, Allison West, Lorl Bedner, Jody Todd, Kim McNary, Donna Augat. Rob Poirier. Michelle Carron. Delores Correira. 5th row (I to r): Rachel Crowley. Julie O ' Boyle. Bob Burek, Rene Rivard. Mike McCutcheon, Brian Baum, Dan O ' Connell, Dave Andrews ■Take my picture. PLEASE! CfMSSDOE 1st row: Linda Furtado, Mike Menard. 2nd row: Faith Pacl er, Marvin Schultz. I ' m such and angel ' Good Advice 1st row: Mrs. Collette, Mrs. Forbes-advisors. 2nd row (I to r): Preedy Parrillo, Missy Love, Linda Furtado, Sandra Hohlmaier. 3rd row (I to r): Laura Davis, Lori Bedner, Scott Forbes, Donna Augat. 4th row (I to r): Chris Richards, Kris Smietana, Shawn Candelet, IHeather Forbes 5th row (I to r): Kevin Candelet, Jim Reynolds, Bob Slater. 1 Bd««C£ siuKin name is Brigit Fuchs, and I come from Austria. America -the great dream of many Europeans. I had one year to live like an American kid and it was a lot of fun to go to A.H.S. It was a very good experience for me to live in a different way than at home. I learned that you can never say it ' s wrong how Americans live- they live only different and some things seem funny to me! I want to thank my teachers and classmates for their help during the year and especially the first couple of weeks- weeks of confusion for me. In June I ' ll go back to Austria but I ' ll never forget my senior year at A.H.S. Brigit Fuchs Carlota Pombo, Bngit Fuchs. Anna Staat I am very impressed with the High School and with all the different activities that one can study. It is also great to see so many people involved with sports at the school. Personally I am very happy to be here, both teachers and students have been a tremendous help to me in adjusting to this new culture. Carlota Pombo I has been a real experience for me to come to this big country so far away from my home I ' v e encountered many new situations, eaten food I never dreamed of and I have learned a lot about myself The American way of life is so different from my like back in Sweden, but after a while you have got in to it and everything goes fine You really get an oppertunity to meet all kinds of different people, because when you are in another country you have to ask about information and make people aware that you may not understand their rules I want to thank those students who helped me during the first confusing weeks m school I also want to thank one of my hostsisters Kelli Grimes, who is a Sophomore here, for her support during this school year and of course the rest of her family for being an excellent hostfamily for me which means a lot when you are so far from your own home I have made so many new friends in this school and I know that I ' m going to miss them when I go back home but they always be in my mind and I shall always remember my Senior year at Attleboro High School U.S.A. as the most exciting year of my life. Anna Staaf Row 1 (I to r): Tracy Deforcet, Donna Hetu, Doreen Peuatto, Lynn Edwards. Julie McGovern. Michelle Chartier. Lisa Hansen, Audrey Elderhin. Row 2 (I to r): Diane Bowlin, Jeanne Martin. Julie Nedeiros. Amy Nolin, Jody Willis, Wendy Carlson, Diane Pickette, Brad Menoctie, Kristen Gallarno. Tracy Gosselin. Donna Dumas, Dawn Plante, Chris Hall, Kristen Marshall, Kathy Kane. Row 3 (I to r): Tina McCabe. Kathy Woods, Mane Paradis, Barbara MacDonald, Heather Winton, Brenda Cargill, Rhonda Hale. Tammy Dowdall. Wendy Langlois. Gina Grande, Lisa Sullivan. Karen Bergeen. Beth Grenier, Karen Bumpus, Kelly Carter, Rita Ticas, Alls Alvarado. Row 4 (I to r): Carmen Hardman. Stacey Foley, Kathy Hey wood, Kim Huldow, Linda Killingsworth, Heidi Coan, Noelle Chase, Michelle Bedard, Chris Crowley. Jenny Belcher Lisa Paiva. Gina Wiggins, Ginny Gonzales. 1st row (I to r): Lucy Alburquerque. Lorene Vezina, Tom Kraus, Mike Gagne. Michelle Blais, Jessica Stearns, Larry Choinere. 2nd row (I to r): Flo Galarneau-advisor, Lisa Turinese, Evelyn Sierra, Brett Savell, Dan Parker, Jim Reynolds, Kevin Candelet, Anthony Morgan. 3rd row (I to r): Eugene Douglas, Jamie Lyie, Bob Slater, Chris Kenny, Peter Mercier, Melissa Oliveira. 4th row: Al Kholi, Sonja Wheeler, Tony Spera. Good balance Rob nvvRDDOcnoir 190 The evil eye 1st row: Ana Tavares. Shelly Brodeur. 2nd row (I to r). Cheryl McCullough, Jenn Pitas. Rich Greene, Dawn Plante. Lydia Morriseau. Catherine Gallivan. Erin Geddes. Kim Ward. Knsten Smietana. Rachel Crowley. 3rd row (I to r): Chhaya Muy. Christine Richards. Ben Roth, Shanna Hard, Brian Nordberg, Jim Reynolds. Julie Medieros. Tom Kelliher. Kathy McCormick. Chns Kretchman. Anthony Spera. Lias Bollivar. 4th row (I to r): Mr. Genest. Mr. Dion. Mr Carr. Carl Nordberg. 5th row (I to r): Chris Ramsey. Jeff Pelliter. Eric Fitton, Mike Avakian. Paul Cochran, Scott Forbes. Dave Olsen, Al Kholi. Mr. Executive 1st row (I to r): Nila Patel, May Kenniston, Beth Wadick, Doug Lamay, Manny Pacheco 2nd row (I to r): Missy Tansey, Stacey Hoiander, Nilia Pacheco, Kim Semas, Lori Bedner, Bob Pitas, Paul McChesney, Barry Giglio 3rd row (I to r): Christine Lazarz, Leo Fay, Jeff Courville, Mike Haynes, Donald Dwoske, Mike Richards, Iran Nguyen, Mrs. Martin (advisor), missing: Eric Jost, Tony Spera, Rich Pineo. ViJCA 1st row: Timmy Roderic 2nd row (I to r): Bill Fontaine, Steven Fontea, Joe Vincent, Steve Almeida, James Proulx, Gary Wallis, Pete Shorrock, Paul Pelland, Ronnie Cameron, Buddy Sackett, Amaria Diaz, Michelle Dugas, Dave DeCotret, Leanne Pisani, Kathie Laverty, Tina Kelly, Lori Henderson. 3rd row (I to r): Jeff Conroy, Tim Lincoln, Brian Hopkins, Sean Kelly, Kyle Hoiander, Bill Killingsworth, Rick Correia, Mark Allard, Dave Charron, John Fernandes, Mike Barboza, Scott Sackett, Wally Rosher, Jen Ball, Kathy Shaw. 4th row (I to r): Todd Lizzotte, Todd Candelet, Kenny Alves, Luis Lameras, Glen Nixon, Keith Briggs, Joe Dore, Joe Rodrigues, Kevin Drolet, Kevin Pray, Brian Whittier, Lance Stenfeldt. 5th row (I to r): Mr. Rosher, Jim Durocher, Kevin Amaral, Tim McGrath, Jason Porter, Dave Scares. 6th row (I to r): Mr. Fontaine, Ms. Smith, Mr. Doyle, Mr. Byers, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Kaczowka. 191 1st row (left to right) Tracey Botelho. Tammy Fedelia. 2nd row (left to right) Wendy Peterson. Donna Lemieux, Brenda Zarek. Missy Tansey, Jenny Blackwell, Shelley Bracker. Tracy Menard, Tracy Philbert, Paula Pardey. Sheila Henry. Gina Grande. Brenda Blais. Amaria Diaz. VbC IL ENSBWE 1st Row(i to r): Tamara Emery, Cathy Belmore, Stephanie Brothers, Ana Tavares, Kettey Corbett. 2nd Row (I to r): Kris Smietana, Heather Forbes. 3rd Row (I to r): Cathy McCormicl , Shelly Brodeur, Lisa Banglois, Sheryle St. George. 4th Row (I to r): Lisa Hansen, Kathy Kane, Paula Sylvia, Elena Reyes, Therese Paris, Lori Cunha, Sue Pereira, Melissa Blackwell. 5th Row (I to r): Stephanie Chicoine, Donna Rainey. Tara Nimiroski, Jill Proulx, Kelly Kretchman, Lara D ' Arconte. Missing: Donna Augat, Jill Anderson, Paula Ashford, Kris Slattery. 1st Row (I to r): Paula Sylvia, Kelley Corbett, Donna Rainey, Erin Milton, Dawn Brillon, Cindy Augat, Karen Neily, Donna Court ois, Jennifer Hey wood. Donna Augat. 2nd Row (I to r): Kelly Kretchman, Melissa Dion, Maryanne Hebert, Melissa Blackwell, Lisa Hansen, Betsy Danesi, Kris Slattery, Heather Forbes, Roberta Mahon, Lydia Morriseau. 3rd Row (I to r): Tara Nimiroski, Patti Colombo, Tracey Philibert, Kendra Heywood. Cathy Belmore, Cathy McCormick, Kathy Kane, Lisa Langlois, Sue Jenks, Lauren Jenks, Stephanie Chicoine, Kristen Smietana. 4th Row (I to r): Craig Pisani, Lon McPhail, Brian Raming, Chris Grantham, Chris Rock, Dan Horton, Paul Danesi, Sean Moore, Frank Thibodeau, Tim Allard, Mike Sanford. Mike Stanley, Darren Cartier. Missing: Stacie Dumont, Rachel Gonsalvez, Michelle Caron, Ana Tavares, Jan Jason Arenburg, Chris Gaulin, Peter Koback, Tim Lincoln. 193 1 I 1st row (I to r): Mark Campellone. Lydia Mornseau. Kyle Fitzpatnck. Carlos DaLomba, Debbie Dean, Patty Metivier. Mary Stanton, Kelly Turley, Donna Courtois. 2nd row (I to r): Kern Sevigny. Mike Stanton. Erin Milton. Paula LaCasse. Chris Ttiemis. Sue Jenks. Karen Neily. Lauren Jenks. Kelly Corbett. Kern Broadbent 3rd row (I to r) Sue Walsh. Frank Cnsatuih Lisa Neidviecky. Adnenne Vinceret. Dee Rheaume. Dawn Desmarais. Steph Chicoine. Amy Daniel. Dawn Plante. Karia Johnson. Mark Tully. Leslie McLean. 4th row (I to r): Donna Rainey. Nicole Lamarre. Mike Avakian, Brad Dean. Greg Sevigny. Bobby Peterson. Dan Billington. Tim Allard. Peter Pierce. Mark Nimiroski. Mike Thibault 5ht row (I to r): Chris Grantham, Steve Pospicil. Eric Kull, David Kholi. Max Drinkwalter. Chris Rock. Mario Pohdoro. Dan Norton. Chris Kretchman. 1st row (I to r): Dave Olsen (Pres.). Kristen Smietana (assistant). Sandy Dennis (advisor), Lisa Bollivar (V.P.). Mark Tully (Tres ). Tara Nimiroski (Sec). 2nd row (i to r): Janice Grande . Michelle Brown. Amy McLougtilin. Kristen Moxham, Julie McGovern. Chris Gaulin. Lydia Morriseau. Michelle Dugas, Kathy Dugas. Kristen Galarneau. 3rd row (I to r): Kristen Broden, Alicen MaGee, Wendy Finn, Sharon Ryder, Mike Nordberg, Mike Stanely. Ana Tavares. Scot Forbes. Lauren Jenks, Jennifer Lawton. Brad Menoche. 4th row (I to r): Missy Love. Kristy Preston. Trudy Parillo. Debby Dwoske. Debbie Todd, Lisa Neidviecky. Kevin Rammine. Chris Grantham. Mario Keith. Amy Shelton, Gina Wiggens, Chris Ramsey, Chris Kretchman. 1st row (I to r): Paula Pardey, Chris Waslewski. Paula Sylvia, Heather Winton, Julie Medieros. Kris Burr, Julie McGovern. 2nd row (I to r): Missy Tar)sey. Michelle Lewis, Leigh Searle. Dawn Plante, Dawn Brillon, Jeanne Martin, Chris Crowley, Kris Broden, Wendie Fillmore. 3rd row (I to r): Kathy Kane. Jody Willis, Karen Spaner, Michelle Marcotte. Kevin Corbett, Geoffrey Shaw. Mike Stanley, April Ryan. Kristy Preston, Kim Courchesne. Kristen Smietana. Missing: Shannan King, Maureen Musitano, Mario Keith. tst row (I to r): Kathy Woods. Wendy Shapiro, Kelly Carter, Cindy Augat. Jennifer Heywood. Debbie Brothers. 2nd row (I to r). Ruth Davis. Brad Menoche. Kris Moxham. Debbie Todd. Jill Cooper. Jenny Cathcart. Julie Carvalho. Kathy Dugas. 3rd row (I to r): Stacy Foley, Kevin Raming, ion McPhail. Brian Raming. Chris Rock, Mike Sanford. Chris Vierra, Lynn Edwards, Lon Strom. Kerri Brown. Missing: Carrie Lincoln, Jacqui Monahan. 1st row (left to right) Barbara MacDonald. Kelly Pedini, Darren Cartier, Chris Gaulin, Steve Stanley, Michelle Ramos, Julie Lemieux, Janis Grande. 2nd row (left to right) l ichelle Bedard, Ivlelissa Black well. Deanna Heon, Suzanne Joyal, Laura Durmas, fvlonique Morin, fvlichelle Shapiro. Lynn Fernandes. Sheryl St. George. 3rd row (left to right) Teana Briand. Cathy McCormick, Desiree Cunha, Brenda Zarek. Craig Pisani. Frank Thibodeau. Mike Sanford. Beth Grenier. Jennifer Belcher, Rhonda Beauregard. (Missing) Karen Bumpus, Marie Paradis, Jennifer Pitas, Melanie Sutton, Holly Winsor. 1st row (left to right) Lon Cunha, Tracy Piasecki. Niede Revarkoff, Denise LaChance, Marina Barbosa. Dawn Cenereau, Michelle Durand, Andrea Galarneau. 2nd row (left to right) Judy Parmenter. Sue Kalo. Kelly Rowan. Shelly Brodeur. Jennifer Johnson. Gina Pedini. April Woods, Dawn Tameo. 3rd row (left to right) Sue Perera. Tara Nimiroski. Ana Tavares, Kris Smietanna. Theresa Faria. Donna Augat. Patti Cheyne. Joanne Howarth. Shanna Hurd. 4th row (left to right) Jennifer Zarek, Tammy Dowdall. Tracey Philibert. Lisa Bolivar. Chris Grantham. Ron Boyd. Dan Norton. Amy Shelton. Ginny Robey. Sue Hannan. Gene Douglas. (Missing) Lynette Badego, Heather Hinton. Lynn Murray. Kris Slattery • CRAFT ADVISORY COMMITTEE PROJECT ADVISORY COMMITTEE ' II 200 Compliments Of COPPER + BRASS SALES, INC. John Dietsch Blvd No. Attleboro, MA SCHOFIELD HARDWARE 13 Bank St. Attleboro, MA 02703 Ricotti ' s Of Attleboro 81 Pleasant St. Attleboro, MA A Friend DR. A.W. VOLPE CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1986 BISIO AND DUPONT, P.C. 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Kimmell - Joan Wild HANK ' S CLEANSING SHOP 319 Thacher St Attleboro Luck To The Class Of ' 86 KELLEY TATARIAN INSURANCE 104 Park Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 222-6446 Compliments Of LEACH GARNER AND GENERAL FINDINGS S R SALES CO. 15 No. Main St. Attleboro Best Wishes To The Class Of 1986 ATTLEBORO SUMMER SCHOOL Director- Donald W. Frederick Judith Baker Susan Boardman William Carter David Cox Thomas Crowe Joseph Delude Henry Ferry Carol Ford Jay Gilmore Cheryl Graney Evelyn Grantham Ronald Hallal Thomas Heinz Joseph Kuffrey Donna LaCavita Carol Martin Joseph McKenna Jean Murray Steven Newman Cheryl Osedacz Tammie Payette Kenneth Schultz Thelma Spriggs Larry Walinski Evelyn Grantham 224 T. D. BROWN INC SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER SPECIALIZING IN INDIVIDUAL PHOTOGRAPHY FOR SCHOOLS 1170 Pontiae Avenue 781-6320 Cranston, R. I. ® Best Wishes BUS. (617) 222-3423 (617) 761-8080 RES. 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HASKELL HON COLE ETC. OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES COMPUTER SUPPLIES ARTIST DRAFTING MATERIALS 222-0178 40 EMORY ST. - ATTLEBORO Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 O ' BRIEN ' S RESTAURANT 416 Old Colony Rd Attleboro, Ma ROYAL IBM SCM 222-8596 TYPEWRITERS AND ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS 87 UNION STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS 02703 ALBERT WHEELER ROGER TURCOTTE L 22S Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1986 From All Of Us At 7 Peck Street, Attleboro, MA 02703 Tel. 6.17-226-5110 Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 229 1 1 Robert Street Attleboro, MA 02703 KATHY JOLLY (617) 222-2428 Family Eye Care Glasses contact lenses Telephone (617) 761-503A Congratulations Class Of 1986 DR. AND MRS. GORDON HAGERMAN GARY H. KAMENS. O.D. Office hours By appointment NEW ENGLAND VISION CARE. PC 378 WASHINGTON STREET - ROUTE 1 SOUTH ATTLEBORO, MASS 02703 Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 TEL. 222-9282 L.P.M. DIE CO. DIES - HUBS - MOLDS GIL QUAGLJA P.O. BOX 29 OWNER ATTLEBORO. MA. 02 703 QUAGLIA FAMILY Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 86 RONALD G. KOBACK ATTORNEY AT LAW Best Of Luck Class Of ' 86 KARL A. KIMMELL LANDSCAPE Congratulations to the Class of 1986 From ROBERT A. PELOQUIN INSURANCE AGENCY Robert A. Peloquin Registered Rep Notary Public Where Our Clients Send Their Friends Auto — Home — Life Route 123 Norton 226-4076 New Drivers Welcome at Our Agency ANGIE ' S DECORATORS Congratulations Class Of 1986 466 Washington St. South Attleboro, MA (Old Lincoln School) • Carpeting • Level Oars • Custonn Drapes • Linoleum • Complete Window Fixes • Shades PLEASANT CLEANERS CLEANING ALTERATIONS 504 PLEASANT ST. ATTLEBORO, MA 02703 (617) 222 71 10 (Across From McDonalds) J I COMPLETE LINE OF: Foldovers, Hinges, Boxes, Springs, End Caps, Lockets land Tubular Bracelets 0 J L TOOL AND FINDINGS CO.. INC. 2 Chestnut Street North Attleboro, Mass. 02760 Telephone (617) 695-4075 Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 86 edPajuseau OF homes - REAL ESTATE, INC No. Attleboro Mansfield Attleboro Taunton Best Wishes To The Class Of 86 SPRflGUE THE MARK OF RELIABILITY Mo []CovC WASTE SYSTEMS; 21 7 O ' NEiL Boulevard. Attleboro. Mass 02703 Orders to Take Out Tel. (617) 399-8020 COCKTAIL LOUNGE CHINESE POLYNESIAN FOOD •nd AMERICAN FOODS 676 Washington Sf • So- Attleboro Function Room tor Banquets, Rte 1 - 5 Minutes from Rte 95 Mon. thru Ttiur 11:30 a.m. - 1 a.m. Fri. Sat. 11:30 a.m. ■ 2 a.m. Sun. Holiday 12 noon • 1 a.m. 617-222-5600 617-222-2405 Attleboro 1-800-972-4545 New England Good Luck To The Class Of 86 Fronn HASKELL BUS SERVICE INC. r I ' 234 I FbodiSpirits O 88 Union Street Attleboro. Ma. 02703 339-2943 MARCiANO SPORTING GOODS, INC. 363 N. Main Street iVf aiisffeld, Msiss, 02048 tTABI ISIIH 1926 SAND GRAVEL Corp. Plant and Yard: Tiffany Street, Attleboro, Mass. MASTERSON FURNITURE 901 Washington St. So. Attleboro, MA Tel. 761-6700 • Complete Home Furnishings • Carpets • Bedding Congratulations To The Class Of 86 From The A.H.S. GIRLS TENNIS CLUB SCUBA CENTER PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION Learn to dive in a relaxed atmosphere Complete line of equipment, service and rentals 1 HIGHLAND AVE. SO. ATTLEBORO U 617-761-5015 Sitting (Co-editors): Missy Welcti Kim Hagerman. Kneeling (I to r): May Keniston, Mike Leahy, Lisa Doucette, Missy Angelo, Sharon Dyl as, Brenda Nothelfer, Lori Kingman, Lara D ' Arconte. Standing (I to r): Mr. Frederick-advisor, Kathy Savoie, Jennifer Maynard. Kathy Heywood, Debbie Pagano, Beth Kenniston, Erin Geddes, Gayle Griffin, Scott Markt, Kelly Hesketh, Rich Field. Missing: Liz Martin, Beth Leroux, Dan nine Harpin. To the ClasB of 1986: Four years ago, our senior year and Tattletale ' 86 seemed so very far away. However, with each day came each year, and with each year finally came 1986. Our life at A.H.S. has gone by so quickly, the only real memories we have left are stored in this book. The staff received and unbelievable amount of support from everyone this year, 48 color pages and eight additional pages to that has made TattMalo ' 86 the biggest and brightest Attleboro has ever seen. To everyone who dropped in now and then to check up on us and show their interest, thanks, it really meant a lot. Our enthusiasm for the year was evident everyday fifth period and all those half days when we were sent out to sell ads. It all paid off in the end for our deadlines were met, money was raised, and many pizza parties were held. (Mr Frederick always had the last piece!) This years staff would like to thank the faculty for their understanding, Mrs. Soucy for her classes participation in the essays, Lisa Doucette and Ray Nason for their artwork and neverending help, Mr. Dan Smith, our Jostens ' representative for his creativity and solutions to our many problems, and Mr. Gary Melino, our professional photographer from Brown Studios for his flexible schedule and ability to show our class as we all know it: the best! Finally, our advisor and friend, Ivir Donald Frederick. The possibility of the Tattletale ' 86 containing 48 extra color pages resulted in many different situations. However, f r. Frederick ' s support and help from the Senior Class, the completion of 64 color pages was not only a reality but a great success. Thanks so much! Now it ' s time to move onward to people, places, and things unknown. We all share the common experience of being a part of the Class of 1986 which hopefully will be remembered for a lifetime. Along with the rest of the staff we would like to wish you the best of luck and and success in whatever you go one to do. We hope everyone will personally be able to keep in touch with one another; however, if that becomes impossible we hope Tattletale ' 86 can help. Kim S Missy 1986 Co-editors 238 239 Seven Who Flew for All of Us Ellison Qnizuka r , 1946-1986 Christa McAulifffe 1948- 1986 Gregory Jarvis 1944-1986 Judith Resnik 1949- 1986 Front row Michael Smith 1945-1986 Francis Scobee 1939-1986 Ronald IVicNaIr 1950-1986 The Space Program in its twenty-fifth year has been an inspiration to us all. It has allowed discovery of new frontiers in the exciting regions beyond Earth. Its expectation are limitless and its vision boundless. Our heroes have been the men and women who have been fortunate enough to be a part of this new era of exploration. In order to make these visions a reality, it is sometimes necessary to make sacrifices. Such was the case of the tragic last flight of the Space Shuttle Challenger on January 28, 1986. The men and women who committed their lives to the advancement of space technology will always be remembered in the hearts and minds of everyone in America, in our world. It is hard for us to understand why such a tragedy occured. yet because of it, we have become more aware of our Space Program and its costs. No longer will we take for granted the hard, meticulous work and training the various engineers and astronauts invest to the fulfillment of many people ' s dreams. We would like to extend our deepest sympathies to the families of the Challenger Crew. Always a part of us, their memory as well as their hopes and dreams, will live on. Someday we shall witness a new world shown to us, in part, by the dedicated efforts and sacrifices of these men and women. 240