Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 258 of the 1987 volume:

ATTLEBOnO HIGH SCHOOL 3 1654 300041206 1987 TATTLETALE Attleboro High School Rathbun-Willard Drive Attleboro, Massachusetts 02703 Yck DEDICATIOn Mrs. Carol Martin The class of 1987 is pleased to dedicate Its yearbook to Mrs. Carol Martin. It was during our sophomore year that she became one of our advisors. For the next three years she proved herself invaluable in helping with various activities such as proms, fundraisers and the powderpuff game. She has always been there, a committed advisor as well as a dear and caring friend. She has been willing to stay after school for however long she was needed, and was always coming up with new ideas and suggestions for the class officers. A great part of the success of the class of 1987 is directly attributable to the efforts of Mrs. Martin. Our class was fortunate to have had the opportunity to work with her and share our memories with her. I ADVISORS Mrs. Carol Martin Mr. John Amaral Mrs. Joanne Haggerty When we entered Attleboro High School four years ago, it was as very scared, very inexperienced freshmen. Through the years, we have grown as a very successful, spirited class. We are very grateful to our three class advisors for all the help and support they have given us along the way. First there was Mr. Amaral, who was later joined by Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Haggerty. Together they have made an invaluable team. The Class of 1987 would like to thank each of you for your many long hours of service and dedication. The good times that you have made possible will never be forgotten. Thank you! The Class of 1987 Colleen Wade, President €1 Ae«UM7 Emily Ramos takes a rest from tier studies. Michelle Stantiope and Diane Larsson stiare thie tiomework. 1. A relief. 2. It ' s a miracle. 3. It ' s great to know you rule. 4. We finally made it. 5. Scarey. 6. I can ' t believe it. 7. I could cry. 8. Awesome. 9. Exciting. 10. Fun. 1 1. Fantastic. 12. Yah. 13. Thrilled. 14. Can ' t wait to get out, yah. 15. Happiness. 16. Relief, shock-it went by so fast. 17. Great, it ' s about time. 18. Time flew. 19. How do you spell relief ? ? S-E-N-l-O-R-S! 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. (Editor ' s Note: 20 - 25 are left blank for your own use.) ' Is this Kathenne Gallivan or Eddy Van Halen? Watch out Rambo. here comes Psycho. 5 r ■ , ymr ' t, •••• The class of 87 is made up of many individuals who have shared four of the best years In life. We met each other as freshmen in Western Civ., Earth Science, and Explor- atory. From that start, each of us chose our path; some chose academics, others chose business. Whatever choice was made, it seems we would all come together for gym classes every other day. And this year as seniors we surely will have fun in senior lounge and Contemporary Affairs. Over the years there were many favorites and whether it be Accounting, Biology, or Vocational classes, everyone seemed to get along and have a good time. I ' m sure we would all like to thank our teachers and our fellow class- mates for helping us make it through the good times and the bad times. Now we, once again individuals, will part to the most important class of all, the classroom of life. -Senior Crystal Rainville Jim Lountalasouk receives help from Mrs. Pigeon with his homework. Faculty and students m Wendi Desmarais and Leanne Burden living it up in Senior Lounge. Mr. LaCivita and Jason Amaral work on their programming in Computer Science. Hands-on training and experience The vocational department, which has provided a nnost inn- portant service to the students of Attleboro High School, con- tinues to be a nnajor element of the curriculum of the school. Vocational studies provide hands-on training and experi- ence in any of the occupation- al courses offered. The main goal of the occupational de- partment is to prepare stu- dents for gainful employment and to produce responsible members of the community. From past results, it is evident that the occupational depart- ment has successfully attained its goals and will continue to do so in the future. Proper wiring. Tina Kelly and Kathy Laverty, Jay Gagne, Master of Machi. Shop. Fads and fashions Remember Freshmen year? It was after the summer that we all saw the movie Flash Dance . So, it was only natu- ral for ripped sweatshirts and tank tops to become in , putting the preppy look to an end once and for all. Hairstyles stayed to basically the same. Feathering was still in, after all, who would be brave enough to change, certainly not a freshmen. Sophomore year, we became a little bit trendier with the ap- pearance of the Madonna style Lace stockings, lace tank tops, and lace hair bows be- came the new things to wear. Madonna had started a trend that was even apparent at our Sophomore Gathering. Mini prom dresses trimmed with lace were worn by all the girls making the gathering more of a formal affair. An idea whose time had come and which was to be carried on by the under- classmen to follow. What was to come Junior and Senior year? Well, let ' s just say that we did our own thing. Chances were taken and hair was shaved, spiked and jelled. Pants went tight, shirts and sweaters went big, and just Guess what happened to jeans? Hawaiian surf shorts and shirts became every day wear, so that when spirit week came around Hawaiian Dress Up Day was no more. Last but not least, were our precious Reeboks. Where would we be without a them? White, black, red, and pink, they came in practically any color magina- ble. What will we think of them in twenty years? Throughout our years at the high school, our sense of style has changed drastically. Styles have come in as fast as they ' ve gone out, but it is cer- tain that there ' s one thing that will never go out of style at A.H.S., and that is anything that is blue and white. - Senior Andrea Nunes Anita, attempting to master the American look! Look mom. we ' re seniors now!! Do you like this shirt, or what ' 12 B2 B2 cafeteria to the students at AHS, has many qualities that set it apart from the others. For the seniors, it ' s their sec- ond home; a place to do the last minute studying, catch up on the latest gossip, socialize, perhaps get a date for the up- coming weekend, and last but not least get that bite to eat that carries us through the day. When senior year rolls around the respective class takes over THE WALL ; the structure that separates the men from the boys, the women from the girls, and the seniors from the underclassmen. Who would ever think that a stack of cin- derblocks coated with paint would be the reward for se- niority. For those freshmen meeting in B3, sophomores gathering in the Resource Center, and juniors assem- bling at the back of B2, a little patience and a lot of hard work will grant them not only the title Senior, but rights to The Wall as well. Every year 82 leaves memo- ries of good times and special happenings and will hopefully continue to be the place that keeps the student body to- gether for many years to come here at A.H.S. - Senior Mark Praia Rena Pike and Michele Morgan What ' s up dude? show us their pearly whites! 13 The end- relief, or disappointment? I think that we all have a simi- liar feeling towards being a se- nior. It ' s a feeling of relief, yet it ' s also a disappointnnent. Being in the last year of high school is a relief in the way that it ' s a considerable ac- complishnnent. There has been a lot of hard work put into school by students and teachers, especially in high school. It has paid off and now we begin to make effective choices and gain indepen- dence. I know that eventually people get to an age, which is now for most, where there is a need for independence and the need for the ability to live as you want. The end of high school is also a disappointment for certain reasons. Everybody has to make the frightening decision of what they are going to do next. Whether it be continuing education, working or even starting a family, it is a major decision. Twelve years of learning and growing with these familiar people is sud- denly coming to an end. 1 hope that everyone can look back on these years with a smile. All of the students of the class of 1987 may seem apart at times, but I hope that we are all friends. I wish every- body happiness in the years ahead. -Senior Wendi Desmarais Fix those glasses Jen! Daryl and Erin, best friends! 14 Jim and Kevin discussing plans for Marie, Theresa and Michelle share the football game. Dave Charron on their way to class. 15 Michael Chartier Chantou Chea Dory Chet Todd K. Haselton Julianne Hebert Liane Heckbert Christopher H. Joyal Thomas E. Kelliher Tina M. Kelly 38 Estelle Lange Lisa Langlais Lisa M. LanzetLa Doberta Mahon Most Reliable: Colleen Wade and Jim Lynch 43 Did Most For A.H.S.: Colleen Wade and Jason Arenburg 45 JefFery K. Pierce Qena Pike Leanne T. Pisani (Susan M. Porter (Steven E. Pospisil Kevin L. Pray Michelle Stanhope pauses for a brief moment for the photographer. Jim McLoughlin is seen jammin ' on his electric guitar during music. 51 Elena F. Deye Jame Deynolds Todd Dichardson 52 « •• • All American Boy and Girl: Beth Kenniston and Steve Hagerty Jame s W. (St. Germain 58 Francis A. Thibodeau Dita E. Ticas Charles 6. Toffling Todd J. Wardwell ChrisUn Wasilewski Qandy D. Werner 63 Christine Wheelock Kimberly Whiting Brian E. Whittier Holly Witherell Katherine Wolski Patrick Woods Kristen Wronski Kurt Yeghian Brenda L. Zarek 64 Brown Studio 1170 Pontiac Avenue Cranston, R. I. 02920 Phone: 401-781-6320 Best Wishes From Your School Photographer- GARY MELINO. n Alan Abbott 34 Dorchester Avenue Electronics 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2. Brian Adams 67 Holden Street Commercial Design 4, Football 2, Soccer 3, Golf 3. 4. Powderpuff Coach 4, Architectural Drawing 2, 3. Alicia Addessi 155 Newport Avenue Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Celeste Aguiar 23 Holman Street Work Study 3, Jobs for Bay State Graduates 4. Mark Allard 58 Sycamore Avenue Automotive 2, 3, 4, Co-op 4, Vica 3, 4. Jason Amaral 17 Grove Street Soccer 1, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Treasurer 4, College Bowl Team 2, 3, 4, Drug and Alcohol Task Force 2, 3, Boys State 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Youth and Elderly Conference 3, 4. Kevin Amaral 763 County Street Football 1, 2, Electricity 2, 3, 4. Ronald Andre 34 Claire Drive Soccer 1, 2. 3. 4, National Honor Society 3, Powderpuff 4. Laura Anelunde 39 Prairie Avenue Scholastic Arts Awards 1, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Float Committee 2, 3, 4, Arts Night 1, 2, 3, 4, Youth and Elderly Conference 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4. Penni Angelo 34 Belmore Street J.V. Basketball Cheerleading 1, 2 (Capt ), Varsity Basketball Cheerleading 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Football Cheerleading 3, 4, Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4. Jason Arenburg 1 1 Black Oak Drive Soccer 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4). Spring Track 1. 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, (Treasurer), 4 (President), A Cappella Choir 1 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Boy ' s State 4, College Bowl 3, Class Representative 1, 2, Drug and Alcohol Task Force 2, Youth and Elderly Conference 1, 2, 3, 4. Stephen Auclair 138 Washington Street Gymnastics 1, 2. Graphic Arts 2. 3, 4. Marina Barbosa 16 Park Ave. Chorus 3, 4, Culinary Arts 2, 3, Workstudy 4, Michael Barboza 521 Newport Ave. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Electricity 2, 3, 4 , Float Committee 1, 2, VICA 3, 4. Arnold Beauregard 99 Hemlock Dr. Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4, Workstudy 4. Keith Beauregard 24 Benjamin Dr. Football 1, Soccer 2. Sharon Beauregard 93 Maple St. Cathy Belmore 975 South Main St. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4, pres, 3, Prom Committee 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Rivers and Streams 4. Paul Berube 30 Carpenter St. Soccer 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Close-up 2. Daniel Billington 341 South Main St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Tech. Drawing 3, 4. Valerie Birch 26 Smith St. Winter Track 1, 2, Spring Track 1, 2, Powderpuff 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2. Julie Blackburn 41 Hazelwood Ave. Float Committee 1, 2, 3, Elective Arts 1, 2, 4. A. P. Art 3. Mel issa Blackwell 93 Laurier Ave. Festival Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, librarian 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, S.A.D.D. 2, 3, 4, Brenda Blais 341 Robinson Ave. Colorguard 2, 3, 4, co-capt. 4, Drama 1, 2, Jobs for Bay State Grads. 4. Michele Blais 341 Robinson Ave. Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4, Exhibiting Team 1, 2. Chat Bou 19 Clarence St. Electronics 2, 3, 4. Michelle Bouffard 1081 Pleasant Ave. Swimming 1, Graphic Arts 3, Basketball 2, Laura Boulay 8 Eden Ter. Drama 1, Powderpuff 3. Chris Brathas 39 Holman St. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, City Hall Business Work Exp. 4. Tracy Breit 30 Kingsley Circle Band 1. 2, Drama 1, 2, Gymnastics 3, Tennis 2, 4, A. P. Art 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Deborah Brodeur 57 Davis St. Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4, Nurses Aid 1, 3, 4, English Aid 1, Colorguard 1. Stephanie Brothers 618 Newport Ave. A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Sec, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, Colorguard 2, Festival Chorus 1, 2. Leanne Burden 19 Oakridge Ave. Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 1, 2, Powderpuff 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, A.P. Art 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Ronald Cameron 64 Grant Street Automotive 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Kevin Candelet 173 Pearl Street Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (captain), Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, S.A.D.D. 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. John Caponigro 73 Smith Street Metal Fab. 2, 3, 4. Maria Cardoso 52 Bretton Woods Drive National Honor Society 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4. Susan Carvaiho Sue 31 Grant Street National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4, Powderpuff 3. Joanne Castilloux 42 Oak Dale Street David Castro 7 Daily Street Football 1, 3, Winter Track 3. Suzanne Charpentier 24 Brae Road Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Work Study Program 3, 4. David Charron 155 Park Circle Electricity 2, 3, 4, VICA 3, 4. Diane Charron Di 155 Park Circle Child Care Guidance 3, 4. Michael Chartier 33 Carlon Street Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. Chanthou Chea 148 Pine Street Dory Chet 19 Clarence Street Stephanie Chicoine 812 Pike Avenue Band 1, 2 (rep.), 3 (Quartermaster), 4 (Drum Major), Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4 (vice-pres.), A Cappella Choir 3, 4 (treasurer). Drama 1, 2, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, Chorus 1. Elizabeth Cleary Liz 86 Linden Street Honor Roll 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. Lisa Cloutier 5 Eden Terrace Spring Track 1, 2, Winter Track 2, 3, Float Committee 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Danny Cole 255 Mendon Road Swimming 3, 4, Powderpuff 4, Tech Drawing 2, 3, 4, Architectual Drawing 3, Tennis 2, 4, Gymnastics 2. Patricia Colombo Patti 301 East Street Student Council 1 (Class Treasurer), 3 (Class Representative), 4 (Class Representative) (Student Council Secretary), Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Festival Chorus 1, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Honor Society 3, Youtli Elderly Conference 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roil 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4. Marie Conrad 651 South Main Street Chorus 1, 2, Float Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, J.B.S.G 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Powderpuff 3. Keliey Corbett Campbell Soup Kid 58 Black Oal Drive A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 4, J.B.S.G. 4, (President), Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Richard Correia 85 Pembroke Avenue Soccer 1, 2, 3, B Gymnastics 2, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Work Study 4. Erick Corrigan 1771 County Street Metal Fab 2, 3, 4. Carlos Costa 12 Lyie Street Carpentry 2, 3, 4 Nelia Costa 18 Marlise Drive Jobs for Bay State Grads. 4 Joe Costa 18 Marlise Drive Auto 1, 2, 3, 4 Donna Courtois 86 Hemlock Drive Stage Band 3, 4, Girls Tennis 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Drama 1, Concert Choir 2. 3, 4, Barbara Craw B : 5 Brookwood Road Homeroom Captain 1, Junior Achievement 1, Softball 1, School Store 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 (Treasurer) Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Richard Crawford 26 Westwood Park Circle Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain) Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain) Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain) National Honor Society 3, 4. Dawn Cunningham 69 Hope Street Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Stacey Dailey 9 Codding Rd. Marching Band 1, 2, Student Council 4, Powderpuff 4, National Honor Society 3. 4, Sec. 4. George DaSilva 80 Smith St. Football 2, Workstudy 4. Bradford Dean 165 Birch St. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Weather Station 2, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Nancy Delfino 29 Parker St. Youth and Elderly Conference 2, Student Council Honorary Rep. 2, Rep. 3, Jobs for Bay State Grads. 4. Eric Denzer 92 North Ave. Football 1, 2, 3, Electronics 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff Cheerleader 4. Tanya DeShazo 125 Arnold St. Festival Chorus 4, Jobs for Bay State Grads. 4. Mark DesLauriers 6 Kennedy Dr. Tech Drawing 4. Wendi Desmarais 106 Pond St. Cheerleader 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Elective Arts 1, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Amaria Diaz 57 Dorchester Ave. Homeroom Capt. 1, Colorguard 1, 2, 3, Drama 3, Festival Chorus 1, 2, Spotlight Program 3, Workstudy 4. Kristin Donovan 522 Pleasant St. Softball 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Powderpuff 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2, 3 ,4, Latin Honor Society, 3 Kevin Drolet 28 Tomlison Rd. Electricity 1, 2, 3, 4. Matthew Dubeau 8 LyIe St. Michelle Dubuc 270 Robinson Avenue Powderpuff 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, ' Float Committee 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, J.V. Basketball Cheerleading 2 , Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4 (Captain) Varsity Football Cheerleader 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Work Study 4. Stacie Dumont 143 Augsburg Drive Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain) Swimming 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3. Peter Dumoulin 40 Linden Street Golf 2, 3, 4, Machine Shop 2, 3 Michelle Durand 48V2 Hodges Street Festival Chorus 1, 4, Culinary Arts Exhibiting Team 2, 3 James Durocher 35 Beverly Street Electricity 2, 3, 4, VICA 3, 4, Deidre Dwoske 77 Downing Drive House I Guidance 1, 2, 3, House III Office 3, J.B.S.G. 4,Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Heidi Ebert 15 Sargent Circle Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4 Richard Esmeraldo 161 Ingraham Street Culinary Arts Exhibiting Team 2, 3, Exploratory 1, Baseball 4 Timothy Esmeraldo 161 Ingraham Street Machine Shop 2, 3, 4, Work Study 4. Kristen Fagnand 1 1 Marbury Ave. Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Child Care 2, 3, 4 Theresa Faria 53 Garden St. Homeroom Captain 1 Vocal Ensemble 3, 4 Fest. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 A Cappella 4 Joanne Fernandes 416 Brown St. Spring Track 2 Powder Puff 3 Honor Roll 2, 3 John Fernandes 54 Alder St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Electricity 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 V.I.C.A. 3 Michael Fernandes 298 So Main St. Cross Country 1 Commercial Design 2 Powder Puff 3, 4 Tech. Drawing 2, 3, 4 Arch. Drawing 4 Richard Field 22 Solomon Street Studio Art 1, Close Up 2, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4 (Photographer 2, 3, 4), Technical Drawing 3, 4. Frederico Fragoso Costa Filho 131 Scout St. Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Water Polo 2, 3. Wendy Finn 312 Hillside Avenue Drama 3, Powderpuff 3. Sean Fiske - Fiskee 16 Leedham Street Eric Fitton 1091 County Street Swimming 1, 2, 3, Video Club 3, T.V. Production 2, 3. Timothy Fonseca 134 Fisher Street Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt, 4), Culinary Arts 2, 3 ,4, Culinary Arts Exhibiting Team 2, 3, Student Council 4, Class Representative 4, S.A.D.D. 4, Vica 4, Visual Arts 1, Studio Art 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 2, 3, 4. William Fontaine 57 Robinson Avenue Automotive 2, 3, 4, VICA 3, 4, Co-op 4. Joseph Fournier 120 Magnolia Street Computer Club 1, Spring Track 1. Sherry Frazer - Godzilla Maddog 14 Starkey Avenue Commercial Design 4, Volleyball 1. Softball 1. Quentin Furey 1 Lynwood Circle Basketball 2 , 3, Golf 2. Wendy Gaertner 435 Oakhill Avenue Chorus 3 Vocal 3, 4 Choir 4 Honor Roll 3, 4. John Gagne - Jay 115 Knott Street Machine Shop 2, 3,4. Kristen Galarneau 51 Phillips Street Band 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Drama 3, Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3. David Gallant 15 Marlise Drive Catherine Gallivan 5 Alcott Street Paula Gallotta - Red 54 Dean Street Colorguard 1, 2, National Honor Society 4. Dawn Genereau 404 South Main Street Colorguard 1, Culinary Arts 2, 3, Reading Aid 3, House II Aid 4, Chorus 1, 3. 4. Erin Geddes 159 Mendon Road Girls Swim Team 1 J.V. Basketball Cheerleader Capt. 1. Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 2. J.V. Softball 1, 2. Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4. Winter Track 3, 4. Capt. 4. Spring Track 3. 4. Prom Comm. 4. Homeroom Capt. 1, 2. Freshman Social Comm. 1. Float Comm. 1. 2, 4. Yearbook Staff 1. 2. 3, Yearbook Editor 4. Ski Club 3. 4. Powder Puff 3, 4. S.A.D.D. 2. Booster Club 1, 2. Close - up 2, Festival Chorus 1. Thomas Goetz Tom 36 Payson Street Cross Country 2, 3, 4. Winter Track 4. Spring Track 1. 2, 3, 4. Band 1. National Honor Society 3. 4. Melissa Gonsalves Missy 156 Melissa Drive Field Hockey 1, 2, 3. Spring Track 1, 2. Powder Puff 3, 4. Prom Comm. 3, 4. Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council Rep. 4. Brian Goudreau I I Carpenter Street Commercial Art 2, 3, 4. Guy Goulet I I I Grant Street Electronics 2. 3, 4. Audio Visual 1, 2. S.A.D.D. 1, 2. Key Club 2, 3. Minda Gowen 73 Butterworth Drive Field Hockey 1, 2. J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2. Varsity Football Cheerleader 3. Gymnastics 3. Float Comm. 1. 2, 3, 4. Student Government Day 4. Cheryl S. Gracia 48 Sullivan St. Culinary Arts 1. 2, 3. Class Rep. 1, 2. Tennis 1. Powderpuff 3, 4. Graphics 3, 4. Spring Track 1, 2. Field Hockey 2, 3. 4,. Gina Grande 37 Westchester Drive Colorguard 2, 3 Pep Squad 3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4. Robert Grimley 312 Steere Street Gymnastics 3, 4. Powder Puff 3, 4. Michele Gravel - Shelly 26 Manorhaven Drive Volleyball 2, 3. 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Capt. 4. Track 1, 2. Prom Comm. 3. Powder Puff 3, 4. Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Curtiss Grieve 69 Hope Street Football 3. Baseball 2, 3. Studio Art 2, 3, 4. S.A.D.D. 3, 4. Pamela Hadley 71 Benefit St. Band 1, 2, Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4. Stephen Hagerty 253 Richardson Ave. Football 1, 3, Cross Country 2, Field Hockey 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, capt. 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, capt. 4, Homeroom capt. 3, Float Committee 3, 4, Powderpuff cheerleader 4. Victoria Hamrahi 875 Pike Ave. Volleyball 1, Tennis 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Todd Haselton 150 Olive St. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial De- sign 2, 3, 4. Julianne Hebert 30 Collins St. Powderpuff 3. 4, Prom Commit- tee 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Close - up 3. Liaise Heckbert 26 Beverly Circle Float Committee 1, Studio Art 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics 2, 3, 4. Kimberly Henriques Kim 30 Division St. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Spring Track 2, Softball 1, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Queen 2, Powderpuff 3, 4. William Henry 1 1 Carlon St. Carpentry 2. 3, 4, Workstudy 4, Cross Country 1. Kathleen Heywood 1325 Park St. Yearbook 3. Kendra Heywood 185 Thurber Ave. ACappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Vocal Ensemble 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, The Write Stuff Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Susan Holdgate 293 Pike Ave. Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4. Charles Howard Brad 50 Carlon St. Automotive 2, 3, 4. Peileng Hui 10 Quintin Ave. Electronics 2. Tech Drawing 3. 4. Shanna Hurd 1283 Park St. Drama 1, Festival Chorus 1. 2, 3,4, Jobs for Bay State Grads 4. David Hyland 54 Claire Dr. Tech Drawing 3, Architectural Drawing 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Anita Jensen 23 Nathaniel Paine Road Cross-Country 4, Spring Track 4. Todd Jones 33 Knott Street Electronics 2, 3, 4. Christopher Joyal 187 County Street Tennis 1, 2, A. P. Art 3, 4. Thomas Kelliher - Rat 34 Oak Hill Avenue Computer Newspaper (Sports) 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Football 1, 2,3, 4, Basketball 1, Powderpuff 3, 4. Sean Kelly 49 Dean Street Electricity 2, 3, 4. Tina Kelly 89 Hemlock Drive Cross Country 1, 2,3, 4. (Capt. 4), Spring Track 1, 2,3,4, Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Design 2, 3,4, Float Committee 1, VICA Secretary 3, Honor Roll 2, 3,4, Visual Arts 1. Beth Kenniston 843 Pike Avenue Field Hockey 1, 2,3, 4 (Capt. 4), Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. (Editor 4), Softball 1, Powderpuff 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Honor Society 3. Sengly Kern 106 Pine Street Kirsten Kerrigan 93 Dean Street Swimming 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 3, 4, Youth and Elderly Conference 1, 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus 1, 2, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, N.E.D.T. Award 1, Prom Committee 3, 4, Queen ' s Court 4, Latin Honor Society 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Paravy Khiev 228 Park Street Soccer Team 3, 4. Sidana Khiev 228 Park Street Lisa Kilfoyle 36 Richardson Avenue J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 2, Swimming 2, Video Club 2, 3, 4 (Pres. 3), Spring Track 3, Drama 2, Varsity Football Cheerleader 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Computer Newspaper (Sports Editor, 4), Powderpuff 4, Float Committee 2. Linda Killingsworth 16 Stockade Circle Jobs for Bay State Graduates 4, Pep Squad 3, Powderpuff 3. 4. Denise King 424 Wilmarth Street Child Care 3, 4. Lori Kingman 87 Sentinel Hill Road Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Yearbook 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4, Powderpuff 3. Junko Kitanaka - June 14 Nabeyama Nakama-City Fukuoka 809 Japan Band 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Chorus 4. Karen Kosacz 417 Mendon Road Honor Roll 3, 4. Tracy Kramer 34 Hickory Street Paula Lacasse - Pineapples 78 Middle Street Spring Track 1, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jobs for Bay State Graduates 4. Brandy LaCroix 71 Augsburg Drive School Store 1, 2, 3, 4, A. P. Art 3, Float Committee 3, Prom Committee 4, Independent Art 4, Arts Night 1, 2, 3. Lane Lajoie 7 Continental Drive Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3,4 (Capt. 3, 4). Christopher Lallier 23 Mayhew Road Machine Shop 2, 3, 4, Luis Lameiras 9 Summer Street Football 1, VICA 3, 4, Commercial Design 2, 3, 4, Visual Arts 1. Gienn Landry 76 Park Circle Automotive 2, 3, 4. Lisa Langlais 11 Gustin Avenue Colorguard 1, 2, Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 4 (Pres. 4), Prom Committee 4. Lisa Lanzetta 230 West Street Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 4, Orchestra 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Float Committee 4, Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4. Diane Larsson 58 Blackstone Drive Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, (Capt. 4), Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, Tennis 2, 3, 4, (Capt. 4), Close-up 2, Orchestra 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Mass. Advanced Studies Program 3, Float Committee 1, 2. 3. 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Youth and Elderly Conference 1, 2. Kathie Laverty 12 Park Avenue Commercial Design 2, 3, 4, VICA 3, 4 (Treas. 3), Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Donna Lemieux 51 Hall Avenue Festival Chorus 1, 2, 4 Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Child Care 3, 4. David Leroux 56 Lexington Street Football 1, 2, 3 .4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Boys State 3, Student Advisory Council 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Carrie Lincoln 70 Willow Tree Drive Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. James Loring 37 Bambury Lane Soccer Team 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Eriica Loughran 21 Preston Road Honor Roll 3, 4, Home Ec. 2, 3, Work Study 3, Culinary Arts 1, Chorus 1, City Government 3. James Lountalasouk 6 Holman Street Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Culinary Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2. David Lumb 106 Adamsdale Avenue Elect ronics 2, 3, 4. James Lynch 235 Clifton Street Close-up 2, National Young Leaders Conference 3, Student Council Representative 3, Student Council Vice President 4, Youth and Elderly Conference 2, 3, 4, Century III Leader 4. Student Advisory Committee 3. Lisa Machowsici 29 Brown Street Spring Track 1, Powderpuff 3. 4. Roberta Mahon - Bert 74 Veery Road Gymnastics 1, 2, Choir 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. Shannon Maguire 1 1 Russell Avenue Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, Field Hockey 2. Jim Marcure 7 Holden Street Electronics 2, 3, 4. Michele Marcotte 133 Phillips Street Festival Chorus 2, 3, Business Work Study 4, Studio Art 4. William Marcoux - Bill 18 Thacher Street Soccer 1, Spring Track 1, Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4. Jay Martin 293 Richardson Avenue Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Culinary Arts Exhibiting Team 3. Karen Martin 293 Richardson Avenue Junior Achievement 1, Graphic Arts 4. Rodney Martin 585 Newport Avenue Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. Jennifer Maynard - Spike 263 East Street Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, Jobs for Bay State Graduates - Officer - Career Preparation 4. Cathleen McCormick 25 Benner Place Chorus 1, 2, 3, Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Color Guard 1, 2, Jobs for Bay State Graduates - Secretary 4. Tracy McCann 90 Magnolia Street Spring Track 2, Softball 1, Student Council 1, J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 1, 2, Class Representative 1, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4. Festival Chorus 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Deborah McDonald 1 Fontaine Avenue Jobs for Bay State Graduates 4. Joseph McLoughlin 93 Mendon Road Math Team 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Boys State 3, Winter Track 4, Spring Track 4, Architecture 4. Susan Medeiros - Sue-Ann 41 Tomlinson Road Powderpuff 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Representative 1, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 2, Latin Honor Society 3. Tricia Menard 10 Dewey Street Basketball 2. 3, Tennis 3, 4, Honor Roll 2. 3, 4. Softball 2, Track 1, Youth and Elderly Conference 3, 4. Derek Mendler - Spanky 187 Birch Street Automotive 2, 3, 4, Co-op 4, A.V. Aide 4, Honor Roll 4. Erin Milton 64 Bellevue Avenue Band 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-Pres. 4), Festival Chorus 1. Paul Minutoli 55 Lexington Avenue Electricity 2, 3, 4. Kevin Monteiro 9 Deerfield Road Commercial Design 2, 3, 4. Richard Monteiro 37 East Street Electronics 2, 3, 4, Art 1 . Sean Moore 752 North Main Street Soccer 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 3, Spring Track 3, Cross Country 1, Band 1, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, School Literary Magazine Editor 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council Representative 3, 4, Close-up 3, College Bowl 2, 3, Tech Drawing 3. Michelle Morgan 400 South Main Street Spring Track 1, Student Council Representative 1, 3, Homeroom Captain 1, 2, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, National Merit Semi-finalist 4, Freshman Social Committee 1, Sophomore Gathering Committee 2. Lydia Morriseau 806 Oak Hill Avenue Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3. Conference with Elderly 2, Visual Arts 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Concert Choir 3, Vocal Ensemble 2, T.V. Production 3, 4. Maureen Morrissey 64 Nash Lane Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Winter Track 1, 2, 3, SpTing Track 1, Honor Roll 1, 2.3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Mona Murray 186 Patterson Street Gymnastics 1, 2, 3. Softball 1, 2, 4, Honor Roll 1, 3. Rivers and Streams Project 4. Karen Neily P.O. Box 933 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. A Cappella Choir David Neveux Dave 43 Magnolia Street Apt. 2 Football 1 Basketball 2, 3, 4. Soccer 2, 3, 4. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 2, 3, 4. Student Government day 4. S.A.D.D. 2, 3. Honor Roll 2, 4. Lisa Nolan 43 Elizabeth Street Powderpuff 3, 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4. National Honor Society 4. Johan Nore ' n Swede 246 Newport Avenue Alvagen 38, S-191 43 Sollentuna, SWEDEN Foreign Exchange Student Band 4. Swim Team 4. Stage Band 4. Powder Puff 4. Laura Normand Kidd 3 Commonwealth Avenue Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4. Andrea Nunes 45 Linden Street Student Council 2, 3, 4. Class Rep 2, 3. Class Treasurer 4. National Honor Society 3, 4. Youth and Elderly Conference 3, 4. Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Prom Comm. 3, 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Powder Puff 3, 4. Advanced Placement Art 3, 4. Swim Team 4. Cross Country 1. Spring Track 1. Sy Nuon 31 Holman Street. Patrick O ' Donnell 177 Thacher Street Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4), National Honor Society 4, Latin Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4. Melissa Oliveira - Missy 17 Pleasant Avenue Donna Ouellette 20 Bretton Woods Drive Honor Roll 3, Work Study 4. Manuel Pacheco 96 Greenwich St. Math team 1. 2, 3. 4. National Honor Society 3, 4. Deborah Pagano - Debbie 26 Deerfield Road Varsity Football Cheerleader 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3, 4 (Capt. 4), National Honor Society 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3. 4 (Faculty Section Editor 3), Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4, Work Study 4, Katharine Gibbs Leadership Award 3. Stephen Paquette 695 South Main Street Carpentry 2, 3,4. Paula Pardey Colorguard 3 Festival Chorus 3, 4 Vocal Ensemble 4 Health Office aide 4 Jobs for Bay State 4 Robert Parker - Rob 145 Robinson Avenue Football 4, Spring Track 2, 3, Winter Track 3. Studio Art 3, 4. Judith Parmenter 20 Blackington Drive Festival Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Art 1, 2, 3. 4, Honor Roll 1, 2.3,4, Jobs for Bay State Graduates 4. Kelly Pedini 12 Sturdy Street Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Child Care 3, 4, Visual Arts 1. Chorus 3. Susan Pereira 360 Thacher Street Vocal Ensemble 2, 3 (Vice- President 3), Chorus 1, 2,3. Honor Roll 3. 4, Katharine Gibbs Leadership Award 3. Louann Perrotto 73 Emory Street Honor Roll 3, 4. Powderpuff 3. Jeffrey Pierce 127 Steere Street Basketball 1. 2, 3,4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Architectural Drawing 3, 4. Rena Pike 15 North Main Street Powderpuff 3, 4, Float Committee 1. 2. 4, Cross- country 1. 2, 3, Winter Track 1, 3. Spring Track 1, 2. Leanne Pisani 26 Fifth Street Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Spring Track 1, 2. 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Volleyball 1, 2. 3. 4, Commercial Design 2, 3, 4, Vica 3, 4. Visual Arts 1. 2, 3, 4 (A.P. 4). Culinary Exhibiting Team 3, Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4. Susan Porter 179 County Street Student Government Day 2. A.V. Aide 4, Jobs for Bay State Graduates 4 (Coordinator of Civic Affairs). Steven Pospisil - Zipper 51 Butterworth Drive Marching Bank 1. 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 4, Concert Band 1, 2. 3, 4. Kevin Pray 61 Wheaton Drive Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Electricity 2, 3, 4, Vica 3. Mark Proia 739 Lindsey Street National Honor Society 3, 4. Student Council Representative 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 3, 4), Swimming 1, 2. Tennis 1. 2.3, 4 (Capt. 3, 4), Boys State 3. Float Committee 1. 2. 4. Kevin Quinlan 44 West Carpenter Street Automotive 2. 3, 4, Frederick Quint - Mike 19 Hodges Street Mac hine Shop 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Hockey 1, A.V. Aide 4. Donna Rainey 404 Slater Street Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 (Pres. 4), Band 2, 3. 4 (Vice-Pres. and Drum Major 4), National Honor Society 3. 4, Stage Band 3, 4, Festival Chorus 1, Drama 1. Crystal Rainville 22 Fourth Street Float Committee 1, 2, 3, Festival Chorus 1, Powderpuff 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Honor Society 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 (Class Secretary 1, 2, Vice-President 3, 4). Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Cheerleading 1, Gymnastics 2, Tennis 1, 2. 3, 4. Emily Ramos - Emy, Em 104 Park Street Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4. Juan Regolf (Exchange Student) Virgen Del Socorro, 17 Alicante Spain 03002 Soccer 4, Winter Track 4. Elena Reyes 33 Bank Street Vocal Ensemble 2, 3 ,4. Volleyball 4. Powderpuff 4. James Reynolds 30 Paulefte Lane Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4), A.V. Aide 3, 4, S.A.D.D. 2. 3, 4. Claude Robinson 28 Hazelwood Avenue Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. Madelyn Robles - Maddy 218 Pine Street National Honor Society 4, Honor Roll 4. Timothy Roderick 61 Carlon Street VICA 3, 4. Soccer 2. 3, 4, Gymnastics 1, 3, 4, Electricity 2, 3, 4. Joseph Rodriques 60 Hazel Street Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4, Culinary Arts Exhibiting Team 2. Kory Rooks 20 Handy Street Automotive 2, 3, 4. Walter Rosher 25 Summer Street Electricity 2, 3, 4, Football 3, VICA 3, 4. Chris Rounds 81 Willow Tree Drive Automotive 2, 3, 4. Kelly Rowan 869 West Street Tennis 1, 2, Student Council Representative 2, 4, Festival Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Jobs for Bay State Graduates 4, Youth Conference with Senior Citizens 2, Sophomore Gathering Committee 2. Steven Russ 1 1 Prescott Street Carpentry 2, 3, 4, VICA 2, 3. 4 Scot Sackett 25 Jackson Street Electricity 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt. 4 Baseball 1 VICA 3. Edward Sanderson 67 East Street Drama 1, 2. Kevin St. Don 1 Merritt Place Work Study 1, 2. 3, 4 Festival Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 3 Art 4. Lisa St. Don 1 Merritt Place Chorus 1 Art 1, 4. Sheryl St. George 94 Cumberland Avenue Gymnastics 2, 3, 4 Capt. 4 Vocal Ensemble 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 JBSG 4. James St. Germain 112 Woodstock Road Machine Shop 2, 3, 4. Anastasia Seferiadis 48 Payson Street Advanced Placement Art 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Track 2, 3, Spring Track 1, 2. 3, 4, Student Council 4, Senior Rep. 4, Powder Puff 3, Yearbook Staff 1. Keith Seidel - Sai 25 Wingate Lane Varsity Tennis Team 1, 2. 3, 4 Capt. 4 Float Comm. 4 Advanced Placement Art 3, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 Powder Puff 4, Elective Art 1, 2. George Sells 100 P.O. Box 14 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt. 4 Basketball 1 Honor Roll 3, 4 Powder Puff 4. Gregory Seltsam 16 Shaw Street Basketball 1, 2 Football 3 Winter Track 2, 3 Spring Track 1, 2 Tennis 3, 4 Baseball 2, Culinary Arts 2. 3, 4. Gregory Sevigny 55 Steere Street Band (Drum Major 4) 1. 2, 3, 4 Stage Band 2, 3, 4 Swim Team 2 Architectural Drawing 3, 4. Michelle Shapiro 48 Westchester Drive Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 J.V. Capt. 2 Capt. 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Powder Puff 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4 Student Government Day 3, Youth Conference With Senior Citizens 3, 4. Catherine Shaw 1 Buttonwood Terrace Graphic Arts 2, 3, 4 JBSG 4 VICA 3. Michael Sheiton 28 Franklin Street Cross-Country 2, 3, 4 Winter Track 3, 4, Spring Track 3, 4 College Bowl Team 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 4, Literary Magazine Editor 4 Technical Drawing 3, Architectural Drawing 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Peter Shorrocic 15 Sherman Street Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Spring Track 1, VICA 3, 4, Electronics 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 3, 4. Robert Siiva 23 Newton Street Automotive 2, 3, 4. Christina Sipley 61 Holcott Drive Colorguard 2, Softball 2, Powder Puff 3, 4, Prom Comm. 4 Float Comm. 1. Brandon Sita 350 Wilmarth Street Carpentry 2, 3, 4. Robert Slater 30 Mulberry Street Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. David Soares 4 Tomlinson Road Electricity 2, 3, 4. Anna Sousa 57 Locust Street Chorus 4, JBSG 4, Art 1, 2, 3, 4 Luisa Sousa 15 Martin Street Chorus 1, 2, Work Study 4. Jennifer Smith 38 Bank Street Band 1, 2, Homeroom Capt. 1, 2, 3, J.V. Field Hockey 1, Field Hockey Manager 2, Student Council 2, Administrative Comm. 2, Sophmore Gathering Comm. 2, Float Comm. 1, 2, Powder Puff 3, Honor Roll 4. Tracey Specht 69 May Street Powder Puff 3, 4. Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Winter Track 2 (Capt. Spring Track 4) Culinary Arts 2, 3, 4. Alyce Spinney 185 Lindsey Street Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. Spring Track 1, 2 Powder Puff 3 Float Comm. 1, 2. Robert Stahl 6 Marlise Drive Hockey 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2 Football 1, Powder Puff 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. Lance Stenfeldt 224 South Main Street VICA 3 Electricity 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Joseph Storch 19 Linden Court Electricity 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Soccer 4. Brian Sweeney 51 Nathaniel Paine Road Carpentry 2, 3, 4 Powder Puff 3, 4, Float Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4. Dawn Swiech 241 Mendon Road Culinary Arts 2, Basketball 1. Koren Sword 14 Rex Avenue Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1 Homeroom Capt. 1 Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt. 4, Winter Track 2, 3, 4 Capt. 4, Child Care and Guidance 3 Honor Roll 2, 3 Queen ' s Court 4, Festival Chorus 1. Ana Tavares 131 Linden Street Drama 2, 3. 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3. A Cappela 1, 2, 3. Prom Committee 4. Video Club 2, 3. SADD 1. 2. Spring Track 1. Tina M. Tellier 10 Park Avenue Softball 2, 4. Commercial Design 2, 3,4. Tracy Terrien 18 Hudson Street Carpentry 2, 3, 4. Christine Themis 588 Newport Avenue Band (marching) 1, 2, 3. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4, Band (concert) 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Captain 1, 2. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2, 3. 4, Powder Puff 4. Tina Tondreault 215 Clifton Street Kelly Turley 107 Woodstock Road Homeroom Captain 1, 2, Band 1 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4. Lisa Vacher 71 Sweetland Avenue Basketball 1, Cross Country 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Gymnastics 3. Marc Varrieur 353 Tiffany Street Machine Shop 2, 3, 4. Tracy Varrieur 388 Tiffany Street Field Hockey 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, Float Committee 1, 2, 4. Yearbook Staff Sports Editor 4. National Honor Society 3, 4, National Merit Honorable Mention 3. Theresa Vasquez 8 Foster Street Art 3, 4, Jobs for Bay State Graduates 4. Christopher Veeder Chris 60 Wheaton Drive Metal Fab I, II, III 2, 3, 4. Colleen Wade 82 North Avenue Basketball 1, 2 (Capt. J.V. 2) 3, 4, Captain 4. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 2, President 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Youth and Elderly Conference 1, 2, 3, 4, Festival Chorus 1, N.E.D.R. Award 1, Hugh O ' Brien Youth Leadership Seminar 2, College Bowl Team 2, 3, 4, Powderpuff 3, 4. Prom Committee 3, 4, Prom Queen 4, Queen ' s Court 4, D.A.R. Award 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Susan Walsh 88 Hemlock Drive Band 1, 2, 3, (secretary 3, President 4) Swim Team 1, Spring Track 1, Winter Track 1, Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. Kimberly Anne Ward Kim 1 1 Autumn Lane Drama 1, 2, Television Production 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. Powderpuff 3, 4, Float Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. Christine Wasilewski 85 Downing Drive Art 1, 2, 3, 4. Festival Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. S.A.D.D. 4. Child Development 2. Randy Werner 139 Compton Drive Electricity I 4. Christine Wheelock 35 Ingraham Street Electronics 2, 3, 4. Powderpuff 3, 4. Queens Court 4. Kimberly Whiting Kim 81 Manistee Street Studio Art 1 3, 4. Studio Art 2 4, Work Study 4. Honor Roll 3, 4. Brian Whittier 71 Stone Hedge Lane Electricity 2, 3, 4. VICA 3. Kathy Wolski 41 Claire Drive Gymnastics 3. S.A.D.D. 2. Colorguard 1, 2. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Rivers and Streams Project 4. Prom Committee 4. Powderpuff 3. Kristin Wronski 16 Homestead Lane Softball 2. 3. Art 1, 2, 3. Soccer 1. 2. Kurt Yeghian 202 Highland Avenue Basketball 1, 2. Tech Drawing 2, 3. 4. Brenda L. Zarek 363 Lindsey Street Colorguard 1, 2, 3,4. (Quartermaster 4) Festival Chorus 3.4. Daryl Spikes 296 South Main Street Charles Toffling Chuck ' 96 Oak Hill Avenue Todd J. Wardwell Lynwood Circle 71 for 87 Ycaf.. Bottom L to R: President, Colleen Wade, Treasur- er Kirsten Kerrigan, Secretary Andrea Nunes, Vice- President Crystal Rainville. Four years ago we opened the doors of Attleboro High School not knowing what was beyond. Now, as we get ready to close these sanne doors behind us, we have found knowledge, friendship, happiness, and special memories are what we leave. As freshmen, we organized quickly under the leadership of Mr. Amaral and had a great fundraiser and Social. Sophomore year, when Ivtrs. Haggerty and Mrs. Martin joined us, we continued our success with fundraising, ordering class rings, and the Sopho- more Gathering. Last year, as juniors, we organized a great pow- derpuff team, only to be disappointed by having it forfeited to us instead of winning on the field. The fact that we won the title of AHS Most Spirited Class kept us going strong, and we went on to have a great fundraiser and awesome prom. During our senior year, we have again banded together, retaining the title of Most Spirited Class. Although we bowed to the juniors in a close powder- puff game, our spirit remained, and for the first time we won the Thanksgiving Day Float contest. The boys on the field worked hard, tying North Attleboro 6-6 The Senior Prom, held November 21, 1986, at the Sheraton Mansfield Inn, was attended by over 200 couples, showing what a unified class we are. Though there were a few trying moments, a great time was had by all. Looking to the spring, we have Senior Cl ass Night, our Reception, and Breakfast before Gradua- tion, which will be on June 3, 1987. I would like to thank our three advisors, Mrs. Mar- tin, Mrs. Haggerty, and Mr Amaral for all the help and support you have provided us with these past years. To those who have been officers and representa- tives of the class, especially Crystal, thanks for all your organization and dedication— our success can be attributed to you. To the Class of 1987, thank you for four great years. When we close the doors to Attleboro High School for the last time, we will look back, smile, and be proud of our accomplishments. At the same time, we will look ahead at new doors— the doors to our future. May each of us find them open, and find individually the success we have found together. With love. Colleen Wade Senior Class President To the Class of 1987, thank you for four great years. When we close the doors to Attleboro SENIORS! Bottom L to R: Representatives: Patti Colombo, Tim Fonseca, Stacy Seferiadis, Stacy Dailey. Top L to R; Jason Amaral, Mark Proia, Kelly Rowan. Missing: Melissa Gonsalves Socia On May 18, 1984. we had our first class function, the Freshman Social. Because we were in our first year together and just getting acquainted, the theme, Hello was very fitting. Held in Bl Cafeteria, the Social was a fun night where everyone could dance on the lower level to music and a great light show provided by the DJ. When not dancing, most were sitting on the upper level enjoying pastries and punch provided by Culinary Arts. The night flew by, and everyone had a great time. Our Freshman Social was a great beginning to our high school fun as a class. Paul Berube dances the night away. 4 Above: Jason Amaral has the GO look. Right: Chris Souther requests a so. as an excuse to talk to the DJ. (Sophomore Gathering 4 Michelle and Dale dance to the theme song. Sophomore Gathering Alter hours ol decorating, the Elks Golden Antler Room seemed a perfect setlmg lor our sophomore gathering. All the plans had been made and that Friday, May 3rd, the class gathered together for a great time. Everyone was seated around 7:30 and a chicken dinner was served. D.I. begMi playing music i inciug started. Morns Day and the Time ' s chicken dance was very popular and about hall way through th night couples joined (or our theme song. Madonna ' s Crazy For You. The rest ol the night was spent dancing and socializing. At the end ol the night a small group remained to clean up the broken balloons and fallen streamers. The room was bare, once again, and yet our heads were tilled with everlasting memories. MaryAnne Southwick and her date take a break to enjoy time with their friends. Sue always has a Iriendly smile. It ' s awful hard to dance to this song! 3p; Mike and Michelle, the perfect picture, ottom: Stephanie, Sherri, and Patty try to pose lor the camera, while eir dates misbehave in the background! As April 12th neared, our class was ailed with excitement over the upcoming event. Tickets had been bought, gowns fitted, and tuxes rented for otir first formal event. At 6:30 on Saturday night couples started arriving at Demetri ' s Convention Center and were greeted by video cameras, classmates, and class advisors. After signing the guestbook, most couples joined the long line for pictures. Dinner, with a main course of roast beef, was served at 7:30 and was followed by hours of dancing to the music of X-Dreams . The band played our theme song, Thank You by Led Zeppelin; the queen and her court were announced; and the cake was cut. Everything was more exciting than anticipated. At 12:00 the favors were passed out and everyone departed. All in all. when the sun rose on Sunday morning, all that attended had many fond memories of the magical night that had past. Having a great time! 9 Amaria Dias and Jerry Valada, Waik like an Egyptian . The Queen ' s Court: (I to r) Chris Joyal, Donna Rainey. Bill Healy, Sheri Miller, (Queen) Colleen Wad( George Sells, Crystal kainvdie, Bob Grimley. Kathy Shaw, Chc -les Yaghoobian ■l (Senior Proffl The Queen s Dance Senior Prom The class of 87 went all out lor its second and final iormal event. The week of the prom flew by and around 6:00 on Friday, November 21, 1996 over 200 couples excitedly departed lor the Sheraton Matislield. Once there, everyone waited for the doors of the ballroom to open and their evenings to unfold. Around 7:30 p.m. the buffet was arranged and people were sent, by table, to serve themselves. Unfortunately, the last few tables were shorted. Any empty stomachs were soon forgotten when the Greg Greenaway Band began to play favorite music and the dancing began. Although the theme song. Loverboy ' s Heaven In Your Eyes , was not played, a little piece of heaven could be seen in the eyes of everyone there. It was a bit saddening to see this event come and pass so quickly, yet. just the same November 21. 1986 is one evening that will never be forgotten by those who attended. 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Chtrft will to Chuck, a thousand and one fliclts with a roadbtock To Rob. a tickle torture To Mike and lane, another night at Mike ' s father ' s (or mother ' s !) To Mark, more tun. less work To Tommy, Todd, and George, baseball careers and a lifetime of fun I. Colecn Wade, will to Wendi a great future, to Lisa plenty of dates, to Patty a diploma, to Kim friendship always, to Paula my car, to underclass men good luck, and to my friends, classmates, advisors, Rob Mrs Sollitto. Mrs Cuoco. and Mr Frederick thanks for tour great years I. Erin G., will (0 RKk C . the best friendship that we could ever have The late telephone calls and long talks, the computer mail and the ski trips I will you all the love that it took for us to keep our everlasting friendship Never forget the memories I leave Kathy Mc£leney a wild night to Worcester at The Club ' and the most wild night with ion Bon Jovi Thanks tor the memories, remember that friends may drift apart, but we ' re stuck with each other I. Beth, will to Ms Paiva, the everlasting guidance and knowledge of Helen, her ability to forecast weather, and a winning Megabucks ticket to buy a new car To Sue Ann, and endless night o( de stroying and Evan ' s hoi fudge To Tracy, a better Halloween and New Year m 88 ' , room, at Bryant College, and Buada Beame Bopper I. Clueless, will to George Sells a left arm that will take you to the Mets, a card game you can win, and another chance to see Yngwie Thank you tor always making me smile, I love you I. Erin 6.. will to Jon and JoElle Daskam. all my love and understanding I will always be around for you guys Forever I Love Ya ' s And to Jo£lte a boyfriend that will appreciate her (Not mention ing any names ) hehe He ' ll come back I leave Missy G all ot my deepest secrets May you keep them secrets forever (hehe) I leave Bethy K. all of her patience and understanding through out this yearbook and my typing ability to help her out at college I leave Minda G her nickname Gtdget, and a dream boyfriend to Keep you out of trouble I. Beth, will to Frin. all of my patience and my diplomatic attitude for those long days when you lose control To Kns. all my FBI knowledge Some day we will have our own agency To Diane, ( 9), a mne day week so that on the eighth day you can hntsh all the work that you didn ' t have time to do And on the ninth day you can rest . ' To Kim. a red mitten and torpedo and a date with the boys that we will never forget at Killington We. Erin and Beth, will to Mr Frederick, this book We leave you all the pattence and under standing in the world Thanks so much tor being here tor us (Our Father Figure ) I. Erin G., will to Debby Whitfield a school that ' s not so tar away, a long distance telephone bill, more mail, and our everlasting friendship which ts the best ' Thanks for all the memories To Kory Rooks t leave a tnp to California SuperBike school, our memories of the ski trips which will never be forgotten, and our love and friendship torever I, Coleen Wade, will to Shelly a gorgeous guy in a convertable and that Patriots game, to leanne that night at Rocky Horror, to Cheryl her own ski resort, to Crystal a car that runs and thanks for the parties, to Alyce plenty of sleep and fun times cruising in Pawtucket You guys are the BEST ' I. Mchele, will to Kimmie the Hot Rod camaro that you always wanted, all the Steve ' s ke Cream you can eat without getting kicked out. a few eitra barf bags and a ramchKk on the Car Palace, hreworks for the Fourth that I ' ll remember, a spare diploma (|ust incase), a btg yellow truck in case you gotta go. my friendship forever and all of the memories I. Sue-Am, will to Kim a wire fertce. to Diane a new car radio and a new scooter, to Bob a keyboard, to Kns a phone, to Beth an egg. and to Tracy a run down Pleasant Street m your Bliss uniform Also to Beth. Colleen. Tracy. Ktm. and Diane. Daytona or Bust ' ' I. Maiu. will to my sister Melinda my 1987 sports car. all the fun parties at Camp Finberg. and ail the best of times at AHS I will to Dawn Cunning ham all the snoring she does m her sleep, the fun times riding around and hanging out at McDonald s I, Pal, will to Mona all ol the answers to future biolog exams and the hope that she ' ll never be caught skipping in college Also, good luck in college and becoming well acquainted to the col lege nurses I. Ana, will to my best fnend Kathy a boi of Buntos To Blondie I leave a book on how to improve your memory! To Lisa I leave my peace notebook Don ' t ever forget the great times with Mark. And to Fingers a package of Broccholi To Mike Avakian a Gatra Bus Pass so he ' ll never need change I. Brian Sweeney, will to Mane Conrad all of my love forever, a trip on the love Boat, and your car I. Walter C. Rosher Jr., will to Laurie special moments and memories that will last forever To my logger a special friendship and love from her C W To Lance a trip to Bermuda, A special thanks for being there Ma and Dad To my shop buddies a close friendship, and to Altleboro thanks tor the good memories I. Kat, will to Mouse, true love and happiness. Bob ' s painted shoes, and my love Thanks To Wendy, February 14, John, and wine coolers You ' re the best To Ama, a case ol mmt )elly. and all the amusement you can handle I wish all ol you the best in lile I, Stephanie, will to Moe, Clint, to Lisa, the Bruins, to Sue. a shoulder and Kleenex, to Saxy. a ' 69 red mustang, to Donna, forever blonde hair and fake nails, to Junko. America, to Dan. a grip on life, to Greg, my support and ears, and a new car with brakes I. Diane, will to Keith all the memories that we share These will last a lifetime lots ot happiness tor our future together I love you ' To the Gtrls Field Hockey Team. I wish you the best ot luck and some more games to play To Shelly. Bob, and Mark don ' t forget the night on the hammock To Beth, I ' ll never forgt everything Stan the Man taught us I. Donna Lemieui, will to my sister Jules all my gym clothes to work out in, and a clean locker ' I hope your last years are better than mine And to my parents all my love Thanks for all your help Love. Donna I. Mnsy. will to Sean all my love and friendship, all our great memories together, and another awe some ski weekend To Michelle S a soft spot at the Boro Dnve in and all our great times To Minda G a great friendship and the big soap opera we live in To Erin G all our )uicy talks and a lifetime friendship I. Erika. leave to Heather a successful and happy senior year and my clothes ' Love ya. Heath ' love. Ek I, Shanwn. will to Tracy a lifetime supply of Big Red, more great trips to McDonalds, a Teddy Ruxpin, a roll ot insulation, a set of skis. Alt. Chnstmas special, 4 tires, a trip to Hawaii, a relationship that will last forever, and memories to come I love you ' I, Kris, will to Tim all the memories we shared and my everlasting love I will to Michelle all the memories over the past eight years Rockland will always be there when we want to laugh To Colleen, I give my eternal thanks for being a true friend, especially a shoul der in January To MDG I say good luck with the crayfish I, TrKy McCann. will to Sue Ann. Kim. Beth. Kns. and Diane another night of destroying and a spot on the 6 00 news Thanks for being such great friends I, Cheryl, will to Colleen, Crystal. Shelly, leanne and Alyce. many more Hotel California nights in Shelly ' s car, several trips to the Cape, three hours each with Thorn, and my true friendship always To Wendi. my friendship and more sparkles To Kim, a car with an automatic transmission, lots of lolipops. and smiles forever ' I love you all!!! I. Crystal, will to Colleen, my toilet and a straw berry, leanne, my leather jacket and mace for the college guys, Alyce. my powder blue Thayer smock and a matching skirt, Cheryl, an outfit and packed powder; Shelly, whoever she wants when she reads this Thank you all for being there I love you ' I will to Leanne the ultimate man because you deserve him ' Remember Bridgewater, UMass. waves, s«nd sunshine. Jay. sun root, and all the great times Thanks lor being such an awesome friend! To Colleen, may your 1 dream come true!! May our long time friendship last forever Don ' t forget the Pats and Cape Cod I will to the guys, especially Woody. George, and T. the everlasting thought ot the MGAFF from C.B. I. Paula, will to leggs, Poocha, ScruHy. Poona, Hulk and Deb, I leave my everlasting friendship To Paula Sylvia. I leave my vocal folder To Paula LaCasse, t ieave my friendship and an open invite to every keg party I have To Poona, I leave my bottle of Soft Musk t. Laura, will to Wendy a lasting triendship Chnssie G I will to the senior commercial art class all the memories we ' ve had and all the good times we ' ve shared togethei To Searsie and Herb, all the pencils you can find and to Uncle Phil I leave nothing I. Chris, will to Kathy a real car with heat and defrost, better mght vision, and my friendship torever! Cathy, best of luck with C J and more trips to Rub-A Dub Ana. happiness and more mghts out Todd, my love and friendship torever and the promise I ' ll always keep ' I. )enn to my best friends ieave a thanks for all the laughs, talks, and tears we have shared I love all eight of you I dedicate to us the always comforting song Amazing Grace and a friend ship torever To MGA, all through H S and forever you ' ll be my only love I, Kefly, leave to my sister the best of luck in trying to make up ALL her gym classes I hope tor everyone m Child Care II fun at whatever they do Best of luck Love, Kelly I. Laura, will to Billy my friendship forever and ever (And a cookbook ) To Da Lumb I leave you Eddy Thanx tor being a friend To Bob. thani for all the great memories ot the times we shared To Alicia. I leave all my posters and drawings Luv, Judy P To Knstine Todd. I leave my furniture and 8 track tapes and cassettes Luv. ludy P. To Neil, good luck with all our years to come Hope the future will be great for you and I I will love you torever honey Love. Louann. I, Lisa, will to Maddy that she never be afraid of flying mud again, and one can of air freshener to Theresa To Jessica, that she may not go around opening bathroom doors Thanks tor the fun mem ones You too 666-6666 love, lisa I. Maddy. will to Maritia the best of times and the best friendship torever To double L I will the rhythm and beat ol funk To Emily the best of luck and happiness with Vmnie, to my dear brother Christian the hope of graduating And to the teachers Thanx ' Luv, Maddy I will that crazy rabbit Greg S a lifetime ol friendship and happiness and a thousand Pike Ave hills and a real car. along with a never-ending date with scraggly Don ' t forget tricks are for kids ' t. Jeff, will to old Greg S a lifetime of never ending friendship and all the good times we have had and alt of your sister ' s sleepover parties for 2 more years To Donna Rainey anything she wants and friendship forever To the 1987 basketball team, a lot of luck I. K.K.. will to the senior commercial art class, all the good times and hopefully many, many more in the future Good luck I, Doc, leave the gang, a day at the beach, and a mght on the town, a state track meet, and a ticket to Boston, an old street sign, and the rest of the memories we share, but most ot all. our friendship forever, and the old V W to put it all m I, Sue, will to Ion our old favorite! S C 1 I, Sue, will to Lisa a lifetime supply of AN ' I. Lisa, will to Maureen. Roberta. Stephie. Timmy. Lisa, and Kimmy my everlasting friendship and the great times we shared To Dave and Jim. I leave the tnp to Taunton To Dave I leave a yellow school bus To Jim a new muffler. To Chnssy I leave our lasting friendship and the gab sessions in Physics I. Tammy, leave to Donna, Leggs. Poocha, Puppie. Karen. Debbie, and more the best of luck always in the future I leave Paula a new car and a supply of gas for all the rides to work I leave to everyone else anything they want I. Kathie. will to Walter All of My love for the rest of our lives. I love you I. Tina, will to my GBF Christine 0 , a lifetime of laughs, our immaturity, and a fluffy seat Take care of your Mustang and watch out tor those eggs Love ya (friends Lovers) Missy, Patty and Lisa will to the guys m 301 and 303 a great ski weekend To Bill F , his own mastercard and a bed to sleep on To Dave S , a ride home from Killington, a new head, and a game ot Go Fish To Henry, a pair ol goggles To Sean, some clothes, ski lessons, and a bottle ol Tylenol I. Kurt, will to Rick, the best promeadtst I know, 24 ice cold meads in the trunk of the Saturday Night Special so he will remember us forever I. Jim Reynolds, will to the class of 1987, all the parties at my house To Curtis Grieve, a new inspection sticker To Kevin C , a superbowl ring To Bon. an orange Volkswagon bug and to tenm fer Burns, all my love and all the memories we shared I, Sean, leave life-long love and friendship to Missy. Christine, Patti, and Lisa Remember Vermont I. Bi Fontaine and Marit Allard. leave Mr N all the remaming Scorpion Bowls at the Mon Kou I Rena, will to M M a fence to trip over and a hill to roll down along with my friendship torever To L M . a heck of a situation. J S a bald buggte and some shaving cream, SS a driven guard and a match I, Maureen, will to Lisa another chance to meet M D and a simpler camera, to Sheri, front row tickets to every Rush concert, and to Sue. a license and a red convertible Mustang I. M.D., will to Jen M all the best this world has to offer May all your dreams come true, also may you never have to clean another bedroom again ' Also one potato puff and nuckle punch Love ya. Sherry I, David Hyland. will to Ron Andre a calculator of his very own and a full scholarship to R P I To Stacey I will a sundae with cherry on top and full time employment you know where To Jimbo, I will a new Lamborghini of his choice I. Ron Andre, along with Dave Hyland. will to Mr Camire the hope that he may acquire two futue French Students of as high a calibre as us May he find dedication and devotion to the French Ian guage which parallels ours Bonne Chance ' I will to Kirsten and Kendra a house on level ground, no smoke trails or dust and rust, cracks in any ceilings, and all closed doors I will to tim. another 24 to 40. 2 the ultimate black flag collec tion from 109, 142 I will to drown the endless poem connection and to Knsten a decent fellow I. Theresa Faria, will to Paul Silva all of my love and devotion and many more great times togeth er And to Danny, his best friend, all o( the great times that we three shared together I. Elena Reyes leave a special will (or my special counselors, Mr Kessel and Mr Billmgkoff who have helped me through all the years I want to thank them for all they have done to help me make difficult decisions so simple and for being so understanding We had some special times that we shared, good laughters, tears, secrets, I am very grateful to have know you both Also the same for a special lady, Mrs Tobizsz whom I love very dearly I. Lisa KSfoyle. will all of my love to Matt My love for you grows stronger everyday and will continue growing lor the rest of my life For all our special times together and the many more to come I love you forever Munchkin ' I, Dawn Swiech, will to Dawn Cunningham a camera, a chevy, a Fiero and pretty lights Daryl, my new found fnend. I leave you my car. aerobic clothes and 3,000 meatballs to make I leave Joe 5 lb of Exiax Traci lots of luck candy cane feet I. Keley, will to Jim all my love that we have shared the past five months I love you lots, and love being with you I hope that we have a long and happy relationship lor many, many months to come P S I sure would like a Fiero ' I love You! I. Amaria, will to my close fnend Kns, all those nights at Keith ' s, and the nights with Mike L Maybe he ' ll take our advice and get rid ot that van And to our friendship, may it never end, and to Kevin, all the strawbernes you can eat in my field forever I. Kathy W., will to Chnss a gold Fiero and a solution for T G. To Ana. the memory of G A S and our day in Newport. To Cathy B . I will the remains of D 0 B (good nddins) and my comput- er To C T , I will T C And to Rob S , a Zerbart I. Gina Grande, will to my fiance Stephen and my son Nicholas, my undevoted love and understand- ing for the rest of our lives together I love you both and I never could have made it without you guys ' Thanks for being there and you better know I ' ll always be there tor you I. Kim. will to my best friend. Heather, the best zuza in town, all the luck next year as a senior, and the biggest gourd around I, Debbie Volpe. will to Marcia. leave Mike Patten and a nice romantic evening together alone, also our true friendship tor many more years To Linda Killingsworth. I leave Rick Pereira and lots of dates with him To Debbie McDonald, I leave my brother. Craig, and all his hugs t. Debbie Breault, will to Laura Boulay, a years supply of RC passes To Wendy Finn, I will a French dictionary To Brenda Blair, I will release from the ' Rubber Room for good behavior To Victor Genest, I will a dictionary with a Swiss bank account number on page 106 I. Pam, will to Laura. Sue, Joanne, Sharon, and Came, alt the happiness in the world And to Sherry M D , thanks for everything, especially the memories I, L.K.. will to Sue C . all the fun memories from Adamsdate Road Always remember that S C is 1 and that will never change! ' To the class of 1987 the best ol luck ' I. Jen Maynard, will to Ron Brederson me and my love forever Also, I leave him many more awe some times and special memories There is only one more year to go ' I love you, my other half! I, Dee King, will to Diane Charron. a car that starts, a chance to meet Bryan Adams and all the luck in the world Love. Dee I leave Bonnie and everyone the more agonizing years with Ton Mendes I leave Wishing Kelly and Stacy all the luck in the world I leave Ms Wohl- fort, my favorite teacher, more kids to come, like me (guess who) I leave Wishing Bonnie Proulx the best ot luck I. K.K.. will to my bestest friend Crystal a lifetime ot tnendship and happiness, and one more great party You deserve it! I love you To Colleen, a Chnstie Bnnkley smile, a Soloflex boyfriend, and success at everything you do To iay my fnend ship forever and a smile I. Cathy McCormick. leave to Michael McCutcheon my heart, for I will always and torever love him I also leave him all the special mimones and tender moments that are forever engraved m my mind There is one more thing I would like to will him, and that is my stuffed animal collection, to which he has contributed I, MuKla. will to Daryl-even though you already have it, the key to my heart torever All the wonderful memories of our love and tnendship And the fact that there will never be another who could tit in your shoes You were everthing to me Daryl I ' ll love you forever ' I, Chris, will to Melissa, my friendship forever and to have more great times lots of luck with Rich To David, all my love always To David Castro all the happiness, laughter, and good times and someone to come along and solve your girl prob lems To Alexa, all the great memories ol her I, the leHer M„ will to the L Ml M K Klan. the memories of freshman year Our home away Irom home Ghandi ' To Kim and Mtshelle I leave a box of Ring Dings, a can of Jax, and a key to Mike CabroH ' s bathroom The best of times ' I, the Looser, will to the Master a Happy Hallow een ' To John, a promise that we will make a movie using your X Mas gift To Mike a nose warmer every X Mas tor the rest ot your life (In assorted colors ) To Scott fundip. and edible undies You all mean the world to me I. lishel. will to Rena a perfect boyfriend, a million pink and mint green sweaters, and my friendship To Jennifer, someone who will pull her finger in college, and Kentucky Fned Chicken To Sweena. a life ' s supply of black bobby pins, a middle name (Rose), and good taste in music ' I, Carrie Lincoln, will to Sharon Beauregard a whole room full of Johnsons I, Tma, will always be Diane Charron ' s best fnend to be there whenever she needs me I. Stephie B., will to Dee and Karen B . books on How To Cope With Boyfriends. and friendships that will last a lifetime; to Lisa, Cathy, Kendra, 88 and Theresa, all the laughs in Vocal; to Karen. G.S.; and to Tim. a trip to Germany and all my love lorewer, I, Donna, will to Tim. my everlasting love Thanks for the last 2V2 years full of happiness- The memories will always remain in my heart t, Debbie, will to my Spanky. my love forever, all the memories we have to look back on, the special memories we have shared together, and a lifetime of happiness. I will to us many more great times and a love-filled future together I love you Derek I, Mikey, will to 6oz, John, Beandog, Woody, ffos. Marcus. Keith and Steve all the good times at AHS especially during lunch of our senior year. I, Rick, will to Tracey all the love that is possible for me to send and many fun memories. I do and always will love you no matter how long it takes I will both of us to be happily together for the rest of our lives. I will to my associates, especially T.. that I will be there when you need me. Before you make your financial blunder. I ' ll give you the best pick on over and under Bookie. I, Marie C, leave Brian S . my arm. my beach, my car. a new hammock, a led Zeppelin tape, a vanilla shake with fries. LaSalette. a single rose, my car wash, them marinettes. but most of all. I leave you My love , you ' re the best I, Kimberfy, will to fay Martin, my secret admirer, the memories of the summer of 1986. and our awesome English class No matter what you think you ' re a special tnend I ' m sorry for any hard feelings you may have against me Remember all the laughs Take care always! Love. Kim I, Cliris Themis, leave to Steve all my love and a clean band locker; also a big smile for the long- lasting time we ' ve been together To my friends. I leave my memory of the good times and hope in time they could look back on them To T Roll and Helen, good luck next year I, Chrhsie, bequeath to the electronics class of 87 my watch, theory class. Sullivan ' s lectures, a bottle of aspirin, and three years of interesting memories To Kathy. I leave our memorable friendship since the first grade, loud freshman, senior lounge, and You did the right lhing i I, Mark AHard, being of sound mind and body, leave to Bill Fontaine all the parts he will ever need lor his 86 Mustang GT. I, Keith lucier, leave the following To Mrs Soucy a case of Tylenol for her future Verbal Skills classes To Dave Castro, my role To Mr Golem beski. my entrepreneurs handbook, and a three piece suit. To Matt S . my new car and season Celtics tickets I, Debra B., will to Michelle all the good time we had together To Liz. all the memories we shared at A.H S To Mr Gagnon (Smurl) thanks lor all your caring and understanding To Mrs Soucy. thanks lor staying sane To Dave, all my love and good luck with your neit four years I, Barbara, will to Matt my love forever, many more great times, a great summer, all my love And thanks lor everything To Malt and Brenda. I will many great times at A H S I will Kim all my thanks. To Mane. Kim. and Mona I will friendship forever. I, Dawn C, will to my best friend. Dawn Sweich all the great times we ' ve had. along with a few nights at Mickey D ' s To Mona. all the blankets in the world To you both, a picture of the Three Ami- go ' s. To all my Iriends. the best of luck! I, MkheUe D., will to Timothy my never ending friendship and love I ' ll miss you To Deb B.. my friendship and love We ' ve had a lew rough times but we made it To Mane P I will to you my friendship, my culinary clothes, and a dance with J.E, I, Endy Ramos, bequeath to Vincente Diaz. Mom. Pito all my love and possessions ol valuable things Love Always. Negra I. LMC, will to P.J a brand new car. a cookbook - maybe we ' d eat! Sunday ' s to do your wash. 3 dryer, a swinging couch, a very large bottle ol Polo, your own phone number and hugs and kisses I, Nendi, will to Michael my love always, to Leanne a credit report and a ticket to the living room, to Katie many thanks and memories, to Cheryl the times at Brookhaven. to Colleen. Alyce. Crystal. Tncia and Michelle a lunch at the same table. To the MARCH lots of luck. I, Karen B., will to Karen, the first 13 years ol a never-ending triendship To Steph. the Chippen dales in a red convertible and many backstage passes To L A., our understanding of each other. To Scott a love that will last a lifetime. I love you all. I Karen K., will to Karen, all of the great times we ' ve shared Our friendship has been original To Donna, all the luck in the world to find Mr Right To Steph. all the times with Greg and Chris May they get what they deserve. Thanks guys. I love ya! I. Virginia, will to Anita, my Blumy jeans and my friend pictures To Kim, my leather jacket and my cowboy boots To Cathy, my Iriend in France, my schooling and this book lull ol good memories I. Rusty, leave the love I have for Renee in my heart, and in my soul, she will forever be with me Thanks lor all the cute and lovable memories I ' ll never forget the girl in my English class ' 84-86 ' -l love you. Bye Hun. Along with the memories. I leave behind many lost books To Chris, a calculator To K K, a carton of D,J., and a multipurpose locker To Ron. enough muscle to match Dave To Dave, a brunette in a red dress To the Dynamic Duo. Tom and Joe. friends of the strangest kind. I leave nothing and you ' ll like it I, Paula, will to Lisa, all ol the mysterical experi- ences we ' ve shared I also will to you. a rich and happy lifetime You ' re foolish il you think you ' ll outlive me And. last. I will to you many more mall dates with Jeff May be finally see the light I. Greg, will to Jeff P , all the good times passed and still to come. To Mike A., all the magical moments drumming by ourselves To Ken B,. peace and happiness, lots of fun still to come and What You Need To Kerry, my band locker To the Juniors, the honor ol having to follow the best class. 87 I. Anita, will to Virginia, my Norweigian ex-boy- friends (Have fun!) To Vicky, credit for all the French homework I copied To Nancy, all the Chinese food you can eat To Lydia. a How-to- drive safely guide To Kim and Ray. a honeymoon in Norway To Keith, my Norwegian accent I. Jin, will to Dave Hyland. the best of luck in the future and a thanks for the great times And to everyone in the class of ' 87. Good luck in the future. I. Tracy, will to Lisa and Patti. the perfect date with complications, a sate ride in my car. and a lifelong supply ol Chicken Tenders to Diane a day with no complaints, to Tracy M the big belcher award, to Stacie. Mike ' s love forever and death to C.B . to Allison my car to drive for a day To Buddy - you ' ll always be my sweetheart To Kris ten D . I ' m sorry I. Lance Stenfeldt, or snake eyes or Lance the Romance leave behind these things To Wally Rosher my car and my parking tickets, my tie collection I leave John Cap . my Budman poster, and my canoe lile jacket I. Lisa, will to Patti a never-ending friendship, my car. Mr A. a telephone, a babysitter in college, a calling card, and a suitcase big enough to carry all of your belongings!!! I ' ll never forget the memories your the best! To Donna a diary of my life and secrets. I. Dave, proudly leave Jim Ourocher with my sick mind although he seems to have most ol it packed down Also my Bon Jovi tapes and all the great times lor the last three years in and out ol school Also a get out of jail tree card. I. Sal, will to Jon Daskam. Not too much perspec- tive , in ice hockey game with the best buddies, a jazz beat, a size 3 waistband, a cracked wind shield, a mindgame. snowball lights, harmony parts, mental toughness, and a walk across the Sears towers on a tighrope I. F.T., leave to K K Downing all art equipment and my dumb stupid jokes I also leave you my car I left you this so you could remember the night we all went cruising. I. Diane, will to Tracy. Sue-Ann. Kim. Beth, and Kris, many more nights of destroying, to Kami Kaze Kim. a jar ol peanut butter at 4 a m are you psyched yet ' and a wire fence; to Tracy, the best New Year ' s Eve ever, and the biggest bed- room you could ever imagine, to Beth. Helen ' s presence forever and an egg ; to Sue-Ann. a new car. a new job. and a new pair of shoes; to Erin a pen pal and an ear no matter where you are next year To all those mentioned above (and Tracy v.) a thanks for listening to all my problems I. E.D.S., leave Leanne B a R B F, to Tim Sears, a straight jacket, to Todd W an alarm clock, to Quinn F, a weight watchers book, to Steve Hag all my clothes and G.Q s. to T K all my Jordan stuff To Mr. Newman. I leave the disciplined team he deserves and a winning season. To Mr Sousa. I will a cure lor seniontis and a calculus class full of Andy Galasso ' s To Mrs Herbert. I leave a literary magazine with the hopes that it will tlounsh. I. Sweena, will to M M., I M . R P . J.S . T.S,. M.G . all the good times, memories, fights, parties, and long talks To Rena a rag in the bathroom, to Jenny an innocent Jr. Prom and a long happy life as a dork. To Mishelli many expressible words of thanks for always being there-l love you guys!!! To Lil a friendship never forgotten and Chris last but never least my love forever I will to Kelly Rowan, all the times we went cruising in your mustang and the night we went tour wheeling with the guys Hope you have a great future Love always. Cheryl I. Celeste Aguiar, leave my will to Maurice Stew- art, who has become very special to me since the first time we met Our Irindship will never end. Love you-Celeste I. Paula Lacasse, leave to Karen a wild party To Chns and Steve, best of luck. To Kelly one last joke about the Grape Lady To Mr Wonderful a book 101 tasteless jokes To Marcia a can of sliced pineapples To Kim more wild ideas to try L Kim, (alias Betty Crocker. Squid), will to Bobby H, TUNA forever and to Steve (Hag) the dream of becoming a good F H goalie, thanks lor being such great pals To Tommy I leave a computer, just once the chance to be a winner , thank you lor making my senior year so special because you were in it. I LOVE YA GUYSi I. Derek M., will to my best Iriend Kevin Amaral (Kevin Chicken Coop) a lilelime supply of gloves. Don ' t forget to come and see me later in life I hope you get married and make it big in the world Your brother. Derek I. Mark, will the captains Steve and Jay and the rest of the soccer team, a winning season and a big V in the cup game!! I will to Cheryl lor all those times we went roller skating at Star Wheels And I hope that we stay friends forever!! I. Kevin Pray, leave to Lance Stenfeldt, a dictionary I will to Lone Davis the best guy in the world, and all the good times we had at skating P S to our cruising in our cars Love Ya. Cheryl I. Celeste Aguiar am happy to leave my will to Mrs Tobiaz who taught me many things She is one of the most special people to me She will always be in my thoughts and in my heart, you are truly a friend and a super teacher You proba- bly thought that I had forgotten about you. but I will never forget someone who taught me the way I love you with all my heart. Celeste I. Kevin Pray, will to AHS Electricity shop all my electrical tools and equipment because ol all my knowledge acquired during shop I, Patti, will to Lisa the greatest Inend anyone could ever have, my Inendship FOREVER, a trip to Burger King for C T and N C another ski trip. all my secrets, and all the great times we ' ve had together and the ones to come, a lull tank of gas and a trip to Florida!!! I. T.K., will many thanks to K H. lor being my favorite date and favorite computer partner. Love. Tom . Tom G., will to Epod a calculator, a car. and a couple of good parties, to Catfish a trash can. a stack ol paper, and a real car. to McJoke a girl; To Dave L a whale, to Kirsten some grouch pills. Pat. and some tape for your glasses I. Karen N., will to Chris T 3 top position on a Pro- basketball team, all my hours at the mall and on the phone To Step, Sue, Donna, and Donna their dreams and no more cold football games and parades To Kristen. Tracey. Cindy. Barbara. Missy, and Brandy all live cats. I. CP., will to Liza M a large, megahuge bag ol white gym socks and a Mazda RX-7!!! I. Kevin, of sound mind and body leave Derek Mendler one speeding ticket, my Porsche Kem II and all the good times we had in the past summers. I. Di, will to Keithie; Anything you want. You can have my beautiful Vega As long as you don ' t choke me anymore Lot ol Love. Me! I. Danny Cole, leave to Kristi April a sale and tun walk to gym in her next two years here at this school Thanks tor all the laughs! I also leave Ron Andre some real talent in just about everything, especially Tech Drawing, and some luck in the future. I. K.H., will to Chns J a 100-gal jug of blue-pink yellow-green chip (and a cookie) and a year ' s supply of rubber reindeer antlers To Kate-the- Great Heave this quote. Calculus is a disease Irom outer space, and it ' s in color I. Rick Field, will to Kurt all the mead that I owe you, and a lot more tree mead in the luture. a spider that works, chap stick for Providence, a get out ol jail Iree card. Good luck in the future and hearing in your left ear on the weekends Good day. eh! I. Debbie, will to Jim all my love lor the rest of my lile, and all the special memories we ' ve shared Thanks lor being so patient and understanding at all times I Love you Babe! I, Leanne, will to wendi a million mornings without waiting for me. thanks, and may our friendship last! To Shelly, many starry nights. Hotel Califor nia s ' . permanent white sunglasses, long talks, and my friendship foreverlJo Colleen, the man in the Marlboro hat and the night at Rocky Horror! To Crystal, many thanks lor the parties with the long-lasting memories! To Alyce. the tun days ol hurdling, and to Cheryl, tons ol thanks for the great ski trips! I. Maria, will to Steph, Liz. and Sue the songs that made homeroom unique To Julianne. I will the good times we had in English To Jennifer. I will a complete unabridged French English dictionary To Deb. I will a pen to write out her Senior picture I. Alyce, will to Kim an apple lor your Inend, a monkey, a horse. Laverne and Shirley and my everlasting Inendship Thank you lor being my best friend. To Kristin I will you a car you like, more years of Inendship. Thank you for being my friend I. Heidi, will to Tootsie, one Johnathon Edwards, and the responsibility of carrying on the George town name at A H S To Mona. I will a car to drive back and torth to Norton and Marshion Village To Stacy. I will a fast healing ankle and to D Silva. I will good luck! I. NeKa Costa, leave to Carlos Diaz, all my love and all the great times we have together. To Denise King. I leave all the good and hard times we had together, and I wish you the best. Love. Nelia XOXOXO I. Sef, will to Lisa, a lifetime of friendship and a brand new car To Kim and Ray-Forever To Virgin- ia, the U S of A. To future F N teams, great seasons to come. To Crum. a big thanks! To Coach Newman, I leave my running sneakers, and to Coach 0 Connel, all my broken F,H sticks To Wang Chung, his own pair of skis To Bull Slippers. I leave the Wash Closet and much happiness To Man D-you ' re the best I. Luita, will to all my friends, a happy life. To my cousin Nelie. a good life with Carlos. To Ana. all the calls and letters she wants from Joe. To Beth. I give Jimmy To the ladies at work. I ' d like to say thanks, because I really enjoyed working with each one of you. I. will to Mike, all the times we shared together The reservoir, your Pontiac. High St . and the pink sweater. All those memories will last forever I wish you chose me instead of your CB. but I guess it just wasn ' t meant to be My feelings will never change- I love you! Weawy I, Kim, will to Andrea (Leslie) Nunes, your grand- fathers T Shirts, egg salad sandwiches, a closet to sleep in. a boat hatch in Newport. Neva, all ol our late night expeditions, a free ride in KIT. all the success in the future, and thank you for being a great friend. I. Cathy, will to Kendre, my Mad Lib collection and alot of grenadine. To Kathy, I will a chain of Taco Bells and a real car. To Chriss. I will a solid gold Fiero and an airplane To Ana. I will second Beach and some Ireedom I, will to Sean, all our breakfast memories and driving experiences To Mane and Laura, our shop- pong days ahead. To Billy, our homeroom chats and a good night sleep To Chris and Kim. our first prom disaster. To the class of 1987. an awesome graduation and a great future!! Joanne I. Koren Sword, leave Alyce Spinney, the best homeroom in A H S . a date with every track guy. all those locker room times, the cigs. the pictures, the shoes, the store, etc I also leave you all the Necco Waters in the world, and especially, thank you lor the most special friendship you ' ve given me I. Laura, will to Deb and Derek, a great BIG HERSHEYS KISS! To Deb. I leave my deepest secrets and a lile supply of Reeses Peanut Butter Cups To Derek. I leave special memories through- out the years and most of all I leave you my best friend Debbie I. Wendy Gaertner, leave to Suzi Pereira, all the sell-contidence and courage that she will ever need in her liletime I, Laine H., leave to a my close friends; The true value of friendship, which we share. So. take care and never forget the memories To all my teachers including Mr Antosca and Mr Burbank. I leave a smile and all the thanks in the world I. Sheryl SI. George, give all my love and devotion to Ken Warren, the most important person in my life, now and forever I love you bun. Love Always, Sheryl I. Donna L., leave to Steph C , my love and support forever, to Donna C , I leave a lifetime supply of chocolate, and to Sue W , I leave a stop sign, I Li a, will to R.P.. M M . M G,. S.S . J S . and T.S.. the best ol times. To Rena. our mutual problem, to Mishell. a license. To Minda. Mark G. To Sweena. a dinner To Jenn. a dog named ' pop- corn ' and to Spanky. a best friend ship forever I, Mark Deslauveri, will to all my Iriends, the best of luck in life May all ol your lives be lived to the happiest and fullest I also hope that all your dreams will come true, and if not. don ' t worry about It. dreams are what love is made of. I. Lisa, will to Stacey, all the laughs we ' ve had. To Paula, a new (small) car and Danny, may he stay out of trouble To Sue. Tony. Forever To Colleen, the guy of her dreams. To Enn. may you get what you want and all the chicken you can eat. I. Eddie, will to the Cruisers, all the best times on Friday and Saturday nights To Lisa and Spanky, Herbie and Donnie, Sprokett Oh and Taco Bell. To Rena the promise that I will never make her drive to the Cape alter hitting three parties. What ' s Fun ' N.D ! I. Lisa L, will to Mae all my Monkees tapes and all three Monkee concerts we attended I also will to Maureen a successful life and four great years at college live it up! To Lisa L, I will four great years of high school with you. I. Woody, will to Gimp and Rat. a trip to the states, and more trips on the third lloor I. Joe M., will to Erica C. a B151 and a Metallica tape, to Beth W a social life; to Bryan. Jim. and Jamie another year of partying; to Mr. Newman and the track team the best ol luck! I. Jason Arenburg, will to Miss Sollitto all the patience, endurance, and divine intervention that she ' ll need to make it through another year of council. And to next year ' s President and mem- bers, some advice: listen to PT ■ she has the experience and wisdom that we lack I. Wendy Finn, will to Laura a forever friendship. And to my brother. I will good luck in his senior year, I. Maryanne Southwick, bequeth to William Smith all my love and understanding. I will be totally devoted to you forever I will honor, love and obey you forever. I will be the one that will always be there for you. Thank you lor all your love and support! I Love You! I, Brenda Zarek, will to Linda K. all our good times in and out ol school and during all our classes. I ' ll miss you. E.T. To Deb McDonald, the one who kept me alive during English Class! Thanks Scruffy! To Deb V all our conversations about all her guys including the one and only M L! ' I, Dave Neveui, will to Jon D. an Unreal rela- bonship with J.H. I. Tracy Kramer, will to Dee Dwoske good luck in the future, and hopefully you will find the special someone your looking (or Tell Danny I said Hi. and next time you have a paty. chain up the kegs E.M.I.A,T„ B.W.T.C, I. Sue C, will to Tony my heart, all my love, hugs and kisses To Julie. I will my good grades and all my good times. I also will to Mike alot ol great times. To Theresa. I will good luck with Paul. 89 I. Nmi A., mil Donna Vtncent all the balance dn to{) of the mounts on cheerleadmg I. Ktlr, will to Arms all my thanks for hstenim lo P I and C T all the greal ttmes 5th perwd. ft the lunch tabk all the gossip and a table aw ( from the teachers, lo the Volleyball and Baskelbalt teams Good Luck next season, and to S C aN m( triendsNp I, Sut Nahh. wtll to Stephanie C all the patienTi and hope m the world To Donna R . I wtll memo- ries of a new and shmy street sign ' ' To Donna C.. I wtll 1 7 years and more memories To Pam F I will all my Solo flei pictures and my Spanish English dictionary I. Trxty, will to Rick the best relationship I hav ever had, all the fun and love we had will never forgotten Always remember us because I know I will I will love you always I. Marina Barbosa. will to my sister Adelide half of my clothing and the good times we shared, and letting you know thai I ' ll miss ya I. Eizab«th, will to the smgmg trio in homerooih all the Monkee ' s songs in the world To Vicki. an eas er English class To Lisa, a passing grade m Spanish To Mom and Dad. my car To sts. all the VCR movies in the world I. Meisu B. will to Ana the memories of past 4 years Don ' t forget Fudge ' To frank, the great times in music To Mom. new members for vocal and choir ' I ' ll miss you! To my close friends, many thanks and lots of love ' Good Luck ' I ' ll miss you all ' I, Linda KittngSKOrUi, will to Brenda Zarek the best times of my life m and out ot school To Debbie McDonald. I leave the ring mcerts. Mun chos, and all the rootbeer m the world To Tim Roderick, I leave a neverendmg friendship To Det) Voipe, I leave Mike Laliberte. and to Maryanne Southwick. I leave all my bologna sandwiches I. Mkh«te M.. leave to my only love and best Iriend. Dave B . a shoulder to cry on. someone to stand by you, and an open ear for whenever '  ii need it ' Many great limes to come m our Maida RX 7 ' Thanks for always being there for me ' I love you forever ' Huggie— Huggie ' I. Rita Vkk. will to my friends memories ot the good limes we shared together A good tnend, Rita I, Ray, will to Kimberly, my everlasting feelings of love, never forgetting sleeping beauty, Rocky Point, our quiet nights together I can only will you so much for there lies another world in our future, A world I ' m sure we wtll share in together I love you. Miss Ward t. MkheMe Dubuc. will to Nikki RebarkoH. the end of the Iram And to Penni Angelo 1 will all my gratitude for not dropping me oft her shoulders To Lisa Kiltoyle our friendship thats had its ups and downs that were brought into cheering I will Ihe memory of my hat to this school --Mkhdob I, Miie. will to Stacey the best ot lite and all th« love m the world 1. lay Martin, leave to the track team my ability to run poorly when ever they need me the most and my special talent to corrupt. The most young minds of the freshman team . Uvk. will to Bob, Steve, Chuck, Leanne, and Shelly, a weekend at the Cape with a heavy duty hammock and a midnight party on the beach To Steve. Shelly and Bob, a beach rat and a stethas cope lor better listening . Piycho. wilt to Laura, Missy. Tracy. Trudy, Christen, and Shaunda leave a lifetime of deep love To everyone at the Cape always remember the summer of 86 crash and slide, the outfield. Plym outh Beach, and my weekend at Dedham And to lenny I wish you the best And to my mom and dad thanks for everything And to alt my friends thai are jumors. good luck being seniors Love, Kdy R I leave happily I, Mr. Mc€m say to lason Porter, keep lammin ' ' I, Am Lrnch. will to Catherine Gallivan, a $10,000 shopping spree at Tower Records, to June Kitin aka, lohn Lennon s Shaved Eish album, to )a son Amaral a can of soup tor college, to Jason Arenberg an electric guitar, to Patti Colombo movie passes tor the rest of her life, to Elsie Corrigan a weekend with David Lee Roth I, Scoop, will to iody all the biggest trucks in Plainville. the silver bullet and all its contents, and very own VW Bug to go scoopin in so she w j have to dwelt any more and thanx for {e?nng me back with Joe I, l£holc S.. leave to Tricia M a great friendship t l is going to last a lifetime Remember Florida afijl Europe il was great Where are we going next Love Ya. Michelle I. tiiirKy Ddfino, leave all my thanks to Lydia and Keify for being my best friends To Lydia I leave my flanks to finding about zit Kelly my thanks tor driving by the workshop To all my friends best of tvishes And lo ;it I leave all my love I, Dave Lumb, leave Michelle Marcotte one purple po che with pink polkadots I. Kathy, leave all our years of great friendship and_more lo come! ' To Jen and Paula, all the M M ' s in Ihe whole world peanut, ol course I will to Phil Decoste for all those special times we sp l together for a wicked long time because I really care atot about you I. Mnsy, will to Bill all of my love forever, and our great memories together I will love ya always and for ' ver ! I. Kim Henriques. will to Tracy. Sue Ann, Beth, Kristin, Diane our group you guys are the best To Colleen I leave a foreverlasting friendship To Cheryl one more sKi trip, thanks for being a spe cial friend. To Alyce my beslest friend forever Thanks for being so neat I LOVE YOU ALL ' I. Derek M. will to my Dearest love Debbie Pagano all the fun and memories we have shared and hopefully will share lor the rest ot our lives till death do us part I think we make a great couple and our love will last forever I love you Spanky Jr I, Dawn Genereau thank Steven for all the Love and happiness I, Rena. wtll to M M . M G . L M . J S . S S . T S . K M , and L G , the best ol limes ahead of us Your alt my bestesl of friends To B F something start ed thai was never fimshed, Willelt Field, Red Rock, and all the exciting memories Never forget Ihe good times we ' ve had ' rry, will lo Lon and Cheryl, all my bandanas. Pani, Half, Diane, my Priest shirt, and Missy, my singing t. David Hylarul, wili lo -hard A. Field, a lifetime su y of transmission fluid. ' steering fluid, bt ' ake fluid, anli freeze, oil, and an) ' r fluid wfiich drips from his car For the tour nice tires he has. I will him a Real Car to put them on 1, Ron Andre, will to Big H (the H man), a car that will shift when it ' s supposed to and many rn3 e thrilling ndes in the crush mobile See you in June ' To Matt Sweeney (Sweendog). and Jim cite, some muscles so hopefully they can become as big as me To the Manksler, a real car that maybe may be able to keep up with mine To Lisa, a dozen horseshoe crabs and a promise to take care ot the kitten I, will to Christine, 100 more years of college I, Tberna Faria, will to Sheryl. Mane, and Barba ra, many great memories at Lincoln Park and all of my love I, KeRey, will to Erm. my best friend, all ol the ternlic times we have had together You mean the world to me. and I know that I can talk to you whenever things go wrong THANKS ' I, leave to Mr D all the unpaid laborious work on his 57 Chevy (which he sold unfinished) Last bul nol least to Dan, I wish him the best of luck with his 79 ' GT (which I got all the parts tor ' ) Marti Alard I. U.K., will to Crissy G a stronger friendship, considering we got oft on the wrong foot, and to Kalhie, all the Motley Crue pictures t can find. I will to Todd M all the advantages of losing to me with my firebird I leave Jay a code of silence, the grapevine know, a 60 minute tape of Billy Joel, the eyes you once had, and the silent friendship we share I. Lisa L, will to Timmy R the memories of our junior year English class with Mrs B To Kim + Ray forever I, Tammy, leave Kirslen and f eather more fun and interesting conversations at lunch I leave mare a supply of books and a wardrobe I leave memories of all the good times we shared and remember when we were there during the bad I, Kattiie, will to Senior Commercial Design Class all Ihe good limes and memories we ' ve shared, it ' s been lun Good luck to you all. to Herb I leave a $?5 00 gift certificate for the thrift shop To Jim I leave a lile supply of J D I. Erin G.. will to Diane, a listening ear forever, and a tew extra nights at Bliss To make up tor all the times thai you worked for me t il never forget our long talks I. Sheryl. leave to Lisa Vacher, all the happiness and luck in the world and hope our friendship continues for as long as we live I. Liane H., leave to Sharron B . an awoken bum and a hearing aid for Somerset Sherri D , I leave you my snake I leave Kim W , the blue maveric bunch Ms Dentch, I leave you a pink ribbon, shock absorbers, and the song memories HaHa I. Pat, will to Henry all ot my future success in swimming and hope you ' ll have a little of your own and to Wally, may you have a girl m everyport To Tripper. Thanks for being a great friend I will the memories ot all those times you made me laugh by putting me down, love ya I, Brian S., will to Wally Rocha a lifetime supply of pink shirts and yellow muscle shirts And to Tim Sears, all my marine posters and shirts And to all ot the Locust Sledders , I leave all my bottles of Storch ' s moonshine I. K.K.. will to Patrick more ice cream than you could possibly eat. a picture ot Alice to keep you company in college, and my friendship forever May all your impossible dreams come true, I ' m sure they will even if you aren ' t Love ya, xotox I, Cathy McCormick, leave Kimberly Ward all the special memories, and all the laughter of a true friendship For all the times that you were there for me with an obtective point of view, thank you I, Minda. will lo Missy G. Bill and Roger Missy, thank you lor being there To Ronnie Cameron and Rick Door thank you for taking the time to listen and care You two are truly the best To Adam Turner Madam Medusa And I want you to know, you are the sexiest freshman Love Ya ' . Chris, will lo Kris all the luck with Doug To Dawn C an autographed picture ot Alt, my friend ship and a lot more good times cruisin ' around To Shannon M I leave an alarm clock to be on time to her job and the fun we had in our classes I. Llama, will to Valerie, the nice little thing you passed me in a note freshman year To you all, ■Qali Llama I. MisheH, will to leesa a set of colored pencils and my love To Lisa, some Ritz {something we both like), and for Tracey. I will you R C whether you want him or nol To Minda, I will the Cruisers, a cat lor you lo abuse, and a Pawtucket library card ' I. Carrie Lincoln will to Marc Varneur a case and a chance to drive my truck I, Tma, will lo Timmy all the memories we have shared these will last a lifetime I will always be there if something happens between us. Love Always. T I. JonnHer. wtll to M M , a bucket of K F chicken. Rap, parties, truit and men Sweena, a bald fox lo go with her fur L M M , a lease for her men Tracey, happiness with R L B G foreign men and V F 0 s and Keli a childhood friendship to last forever 1, Erin, will to Kelly the best ot luck in your future, you have been a great friend To Lisa and Lisa I leave Jetfs To Chris a great promdale. I leave a year supply ot altoids To Lauren, someone special in her future I. Wendi Gaertner. leave Lance Stentelt the song ' Stand by Me lo let him know I will always stand by him, forever a Iriend I. Rusty, wish lo leave the lun times I had, with all my friends thank you everyone, for sticking with me through thick and thin, happy and sad limes, good luck everyone I, Todd, will to Lisa alot more good times together and a love that will last forever I, V. B., will to C 0 a structure that can pick up speed and a lifetime full of giggles I will to T K the word whew ' , 86C tor a large fry and as egg thai doesn ' t crack I will to K A love always and an object thai never tails lo stand up straight To Mike, I leave along with the memories ot all our great times, my heart and a crash helmet S.A.O. I. Paula, will lo the class of 1987 a long and very prosperous lifetime Enter the world with your eyes open I, Koren Sword, leave Lisa Cloutier all my driving abilities, all the guys in the worls with a Porshe, my malh and Biology abilities Lisa, thanks for being such a good friend, last of all. I leave you all my problems and all the plastic fruit in the world I. Greg, will to Mike A and Dale R a ping pong rematch, to Dee. Dale, and Ken, all the skiing they can possilbly handle To my band buddies, good luck and success m the future. To Dee t I will my cheating abilities, and to Kerry S Let Ihe Good times RofI I, Luisa. will lo the Juniors a happy Senior year I also leave lo Adam, all the dances and trips to Warren she can handle also keep away from the waches To the girls in Portuguese class I hope t gets better ' To Julie I leave the love of her lite Peter I, Lisa, will to the class ot 87 ' , The Best ot luck in the future I. Jim Reynolds, will to Chris Cerrone the song Zero the Hero, To Matt Cerrome a smaller mouth, to Alan Abbot a new car. To Sean Fiske a night without work To £d Sanderson a white sports lacket, to Ken Clark an extra point, and to Scot Sacket a second place Balfour Trophy I. Laura, will lo Candy the perfect guy To Sue and Sherrie I leave Sammy Curr To Jim, Dennis, and Dave, thanks tor making English so tun To all underclassmen I hope you have a blast through all your years ot high school Judy P. To my best friend Erika. Thanks for the best ot times in our Senior year ' You ' ve been my best friend and even more! Have a super future and may we always remain triends with lots of love, LuLu, I, Lisa, will lo Kim. Jay, Mike, Barbara, Malt, and Tit, thai I will never forget our fun times in the summer I wish all the luck and happiness to you May we never forget each other To my brother Ihe hope that he will graduate Love Lisa I, Maddy, will to Nelia, Jorge, and my girl the lun times in lunch To Mark the livest time at the Armory dance And lo my closest triends a big thanks tor caring so much tor me Luv. Maddy I. Kat. will lo Lon. Mike S , Lisa, Ron, and Kevin a great lime in chorus To Frank L . all the best, 88. a big party, and a great Senior year To Kris and Tanya, all my love Stay cool I, Stephanie C, will to all my friends, dreams that become realities and my friendship forever To Pam, the ability to talk about everything To Mike A Belinda Carlisle song Mad about chu To Mike D a phone that hangs up on him and a chipped tooth Thankx I, Diane Charron. will lo Tina Tellier, our friend ship, may it last forever All the good times we ' ve shared Thanks for fixing me up with Keith All my love and thanks for being a tnend Keep smilin ' I, Steve, will to Tracy my beloved cow Buttercup To Mark I leave you snowy weather and slock in the weather channel To Tom, I hope you meet L.B someday To Tracy, ' Button up your mon heyl To Sue Ann. I give you all the computer whizzes ' brains 1. Donna Lemleui, will lo Bren Z all the luck m the world ' Keep twirling ' Remember the rainy day in Warwick, Rl and Billy ' And to Steph B all the memories we ever had ' Save some men for me! You ' re the best Remember John Cafterty on the Dark Side ! Love Donna I, Mnsy, will to Patty and Lisa, another drive up to Vermont To Lane all of our great talks in English I, Erika. will to Luanne lo one ol my closest triends, thanx tor being there when I really needed you, even when I didn ' t! Good Luck with him ' Friends forever, Erika I, Donna R.. leave lo the A H S band, a perfect field show, and all ol the hot chocolate (made with milk) that they can drink I. Lisa, will to Todd, a special relationship I ' m glad we ' re back together, you made my Senior year great Let ' s hope it las ts tor along time Who loves ya ' babe And lo Spanky the memories of six years I. Tricia, will to Wendi, Cheryl. Leanne, Shelly, Michelle. Diane, and Tracy Ihe college ot their choice and no more calculus To Debbie D I leave my Hamlet book To my friends at BFHS I wish the best ol luck To Darci. my plaid skirl, forever I. Mark DesLauriers, will to the Class of 88 ' and so on, the fun times, laughs, and memories of high school Especially Senior year ' Senior year ' s a blast To make the best of it relax, keep partying, and most importantly, keep listening to Rock N Roll music, preferribly Led Zeppelin We, JtKi and Kim, will to the ' horsemen anoth er day at Bliss and a bottle ot mustard Thanks for all the good times I. will to Cheryl, a lite long supply of V, her own mountain, and T T to keep her company Glad we became such good triends To Crystal a new house, since we destroyed yours I ' ll never forget the awesome times there Thanks lor everything Remember it ' s your turn next To the Juniors we leave the Senior Lounge. Take care of it To Poona. I leave my ability to write out her wedding invit To Tammy Fedelia. I leave my friendship of many years, and my hopes that all her dreams may come true f. Lisa L.. will to Steph, Donna. Donna, and Sue four great years of band and all the times we were freezing To Erin, I will you know who and many great years of friendship. Thanks To all my friends throughout high school. I will more fun to come I. Eddie, will lo spanky, another lun night at locust, a bottle ol Riunite, and the memories ot a wonderful friendship To Lisa, a never ending dilema. the quote Don ' t drink on Fridays after school, and a great friendship To Rena ' the memory of Alan Just Kidding I, Donna, will to Deb, the best Iriend one could ask tor Remember kindergarten, those were the good old days I ' m sure many more good times are ahead. Thanks tor everything, sis! ' I, will to Laura, the friendship we ' ve shared and all our high school memories I also leave you a perfect guy (|ust returning the favor!) and a life full of love and happiness To Jay G I leave all our homeroom talks Thanks tor being such a great friend I love ya ' Debbie I, Mikey, also will to Kym all our good times together and hopes lor many more to come, also the love between us and a walk to class when I ' m gone L Rick, will to Erin all the love it takes to make a perfect friendship for all ot those times il wasn ' t so perfect, the knowledge to know I will always be here tor you no matter what the reason and two broken legs if you don ' t keep m touch t. Marie leave Barbara C , Theresa F and Sheryl St Lincoln Woods To Barbara I leave my sneak ers and last piece ot ternaki To Michelle D I leave my initial (m w) earring, my shorthand book, and half of J B to beat up To Deb P and Laura A I leave my last wine cooler. Pit n Put and my rocks I. Kimberly, will to the awesome class of T,V. Production the luck of success! And to Mr Genest a big bottle ol Asprin! Thank you all for every thing ' Good Luck ' Love Kim I. Chris Themis, leave to Steve this special will so he knows just how much I care Let ' s hope the future keeps us together Love n kisses, Chris I. Chrisie, bequeath lo Wally. my love, trust, friendship and a lifetime supply of Wild Cherry Litesavers I. Mkhelle, will to Andrea a box of Crayola Cray ons for art school, a basket weaving kit. finger paints, and more inviles lo lifeguard parties, mem ones of the purple porsche. an awesome college life and my friendship We, Poly and Ester, will to M C Joey Palermo because you have gone out with every other one of his friends I. Sue-Ann. will to Kelly K noski and Pane Also lo Diane, Beth and Bob a lar ot Evans H G To Steve Kim ' s password To Lane thanks for Hind games But mostly to Beth. Kris. Diane. Kim and Tracy tor all our great memories and great friendship I. Mona. will to Diane Kingman all the half babies she ' s going to have in a lifetime To Heidt Eberl all the trips lo Martian village, and to Barbara Craw all the tun she had m the back seat of her car t, Maria, will to Dave, all the fun times we ' ve had. and a good memory to remember his little friend To Jim. I will luck , he ' ll need it. if he continues lo drive his car I. loe M., will to Rick and Jay another wild night at Attleboro. to Kevin Jenmiah and a real car. to Stacey someone to listen to her, to Tom a party at my house, and to Pat and Kirsten each other I, Alyce, will to Colleen my friendship forever, more nights to cruise, more good talks and some tears To Crystal, I will the man ol your dreams To Gorody, I will some hurdles and more girls to hurdle with us t, Leanne, will to Shelly. Crystal, Colleen, and 90 Alyce a Firm tape and the many great memories tliat went along witli it! Thanks lor making my high school years so fun and for being the best Iriends that anyone could have ' Lowe Ya! I. Debbie, will to Donna, all the great times we ' ve shared together and the many more to come Thanks lof being such a great friend and always being there lor me To Linda, all the Salt + Vinegar Chips, Coke, and grape gum you can eat To Brenda, all the gum I asked you lor in English To Debbie V , a 1969 Mach I, better than Mike ' s To Maryanne, a Baby Boy I, Rick Field, will to Chris Joyal, a handshake everyday for the rest of his life, and to Dave Hyland, a fifty foot blue herring, and a real car To all the Juniors on the Yearbook Staff, and Mr Fred , I will a real photographer and someone to blame neit year. I, K,B.H., will to CJ.B., another set of keys to the closet, and hopefully she won ' t sock both sets in at the same time ' To Rick C, I leave a huge trash barrel so he won ' t miss, and to Todd (Harken) I leave a Sonny side-up breakfast I, Danny Cole, leave to the swim team good luck in the future, as t hang up my goggles and trunks ' Derek. White. Fournier. and Bowie. Scratch Mel Sears . go lor a 2 ' z because you have good spm (you Pub Scrub ) Kev (my bro) good luck here at A.H.S,!!! I, Obed, will to all my hard-working iriends (plus Kirsten and Rick) the best ol success in college and m lile It ' s likely that we won ' t see each other for a long time, but it ' s been great and I thank you all I, Maryanne, will to Tammy Fedelia, my Iriendship and understanding lorever. Also Paula Gallotta, a new car with 500 gallons ol gas lor one year. To Linda, all the potato puHs To Debbie Volpe. all the school lunches To Debbie McDonald a boy and girl Tammy, best Iriends lorever To my buddy Ed, I will singing and skiing lessons so he can develop his natural lallent. (prom Kurt) To the Raft, from Teag, a stethoscope so we can see if our dates are still alive I, fma, will to Val B a giant flashlight, the ugly man in Newport Creamery, and our Iriend lizard man Thanks lor everything! Love ya I Bil Fontaine leave Dan Capraro a $1,000 gift certilicate towards a real Mustang G T and to Mr Doyle another old protect that he will never hnish and to Mark Allard my Mustang GT because I know he will never get one I, Donoran, will to Spinn-Gead some one do give her the H B I belore she gets too old and my Iriendship forever I, Brenda leave to Liz the best in lile Thanks lor being there when I needed you Best of luck with Lary I hope everything works out To Joe, thanks for bringing us places we wanted to go Love ya all, Brenda I, Jim will to anyone who wants it. my car I must warn you, it has no muffler system, or clutch, or brakes, or headlights, or radio. To Marie, I leave a glass of water at Newport Creamery and all our empty cooler bottles To B.S. and T S , I leave a path to follow us to Plainville, Mconalds To Rick C , and Rob P. I leave the rearend of my car Next time watch where your going! I will to Glenn, all the times we ' ve shared and the many more to come. Forget about D Davis please ' To E Sanderson. I will a pair ol scissors to cut my hair. I Nell Cnta, leave my family the love and caring that you all gave me and I miss you and wish you the best. Guys, thanks for being there for me (some of the times) Ha Ha Mom and Dad. I ' m finally graduating I. Mkhele S.. leave to IMendy the best ol luck in her next two years at AHS Keep it up!!! Love Ya I, Swee. will to Lisa M , a decision To Tracey S , a reconciliation, to Minda. a natural high, to Maria, a pork chop dinner and a bath To len. a bottle F D S. to MM. to prove lorever. to Rena a day to sleep till 12:00 I. CP., will to Sean another ski trip weekend, clothes, a night off from work, and my friendship forever To Chuck a lifetime of Septembers to get together!! I, Kevin, leave Dave Charron and Dave Soares one Valerie girllnend without a ring to share and have good times with I, Tracy, will to L C no complications with P I and another double date with P ) and D G in AHS parking lot; To T M , B K , D L , S M , K D , the ultimate night of destruction To Bob H Nicole, To Rob S a sure thing To Andrea good luck wherever you go, I know you ' ll be a success To SW another ski trip To Timmy D. my love lorever To Diane, the money lor all the ski trips you want to go on To B S and all my friendsT love you!!! I, lance, will to Paul V-dog all my military standing, and my peppermint stick so I don ' t pass out. To Tim Roderick my height To the class ol 87 and all my friends all great memories I, Liu, will to Patti and Missy our song, tons of food, Vermont understanding parents, and anoth- er ski trip To Sean more talks, a bruise on your arm. my friendship, and Stay Calm! To Bill, many thanks for a special evening I, Dave, leave Rocky and Spike, the bet ol luck in the years to come And also collect 200 dollars as they pass go I. Sai, will to Matt Provost a Gloria bass solo. Big Money-the living nightmare, the ability to learn the right bass parts, and the Honda Accord smoke show To Lisa, me + Jed will many thank you ' s lor letting Matt play with his best buddies , and an unplugged phone I. F.T.. leave to Tina (Wendy) K a book which tells you how to help yoursell This is all I will you because it ' s all you need Chrissie G.: I will to Kev G (K K ) The Ocean and remember you will always be. lorever My Turbo Lover And keep on dreaming someday your dreams will come true I, Ctiriss, will to Gary my love and special thanks lor being there Todd L a sisterly love to the best neighbor and friend To all my friends, a wish lor happiness and success lor the future Thanks for being there tor me! Keep in touch ' Follow your dreams!! I, Amaria, will to Senior Commercial Design all the good times To Timmy, I will all my bumps and bruises. To Kalhie, a life time supply ol baby wipes To Herb, all the cheap gold lewelry I can find And to the rest, good luck Remember, Ama ' s a happy camper I, Gina Grande, will to all of my school Iriends, especially Dianne Pickett and Lesley Collins, all ol the fun and special times we ' ve had together Thanks for afl the laughs and the great memories guys! I. Kim. will to Michele all the good times we had last summer at the park To Erika the memories of Prom night, and Liane the memories of cruising to Somerset I, Debbie Volpe. will to Brenda Zarek all the times we talked about our guys in homeroom To my brother Craig, I leave all the girls in the world ' To Michael Laliberte, I leave you all my love in the world. Forever and Always I love you!!! I, Debbie BreauH, will to Misha, all my old maga zines To Brandy I will a computer with intelli gence To Kendra, I will a Psychology book To Trudy I will Jon Bon Jovi To Maria, I will the seat behind me in French I, Pam, will to Chris, Missy, Mike, Amy. Kirsten. and Wendy. I leave Papa Gino ' s and all the good times R L -all my love I. Jen Maynard, leave to Paula and Debbie a lot ol happiness lor your guys and you Your friendship has produced some great times Sherry, thanks for the great talks and I leave you batteries lor the lazers To Enck Corrigan and Dave Lumb many more metal music hours I leave the A V kids with Flo saying Don ' t lean back or sit on the furniture I leave wishing Chris good luck with Dave I leave my coordination for Shanna and Alicia to match their clothes I leave Lisa D with her body lelt in one piece 1. Sleph, will to Mona a steady boy Iriend (from Norton), to Mrs Soucy a normal class and my darling dad , to Kim. tun times in Senior Lounge and psych (scares the heck out of me some times ' ), and to Donna 0. lunches in Senior Lounge and the man of her dreams I Kim, will to Stacey a long lasting memory ol ECHO and The Beach Boys! To Virginia, I leave my friendship and hope I won ' t be forgotten To Chris Themis I leave laugh and memories To all my friends-Luck and friendship and to Ray, all my love I, Slacie, will to DL, my friendship forever, the guys at Bogarl ' s and all the good limes To OP. Phil Collin and the summer of 86 -Those were the days! To Heapy. the cold nights in my car after 10. your support, understanding, and Big Heart! Weawy ! Love yas! I Kim, will to Mich, my best Iriend. a healthy with of July. BS and Joe. Yak on the side ol my car. yet another DeAngelo ' s hit (Ernie) All of our great times and an everlasting friendship I love ya ' To Theresa and Steph. I will a bottle to that peppermint stuff it they ever get hospitalized (thanks guys) To Cheryl. I will my cat Irom Biology To Lance, lots of luck and a shave I. Melitu B., will to Vocal, all my love and best wishes To the gang in the Music Oept . all the crazy and wild times we had To Kendra. Gina. Jams. Lisa. Lesley and those I iorgot. Good Luck ' And to Jennifer, have a great Senior year ' Love ya. S ' S ' I. Linda Kilingsworlh, bequeath to Aaron Beach all ol my love lorever I Love You ' !! I. Michele M., will to Kimbolina and Heather, memories of great times in the park Thanks for being there Kimbo ' I will to Candy, many memo ries of good times and an everlasting friendship ' To Dave L a pink polka-dotted Corvette To Bill M tor putting up with me in homeroom. To Deb. don ' t ever change! I, RHa rK , will to Emily, Leni, Jeannie, Alis, Edwin. David. Daniel. Chino; more memories Close Good Friend. Rita I. Ray, will Scooter Dude a {uice cactus and luck to the Bop Mobile To t he class ol 86 that is 87 a goodbye To Freddie Boy a hammer to keep Heather in line. To Tommy a new nickname, and Mom a new son and a big hug I, Deb, will to Michelle all the things we ' ve shared (all things considered) To Steph B -keep up those bubbles To Sandy a date with Greg To Mark and Lori thanks lor being there when I needed you And to Dave all my love and understanding I, Barbara, will to Kim all the great times since 8th grade I will Theresa Mane and Cheryl many more great limes at Lincoln Woods I will Mane a friendship that will last lorever To Mona a sum- mer I will never forget and a friendship that will always be there I, Dawn C, will to Missy Carlson a night out at Player ' s over a big rock and a date with the guy ol your dreams I will to Chris Schuchardt a lew more nights of fishtails on a certain street To you both, a night to be spies like us I, Mkhele, will to Mr Gayton and Mr Gagnon the best of luck with the next Senior class Thanks lor everything Love, Michelle I, Emiy Ramot. bequeath to all my friends: Leni. Rita. Madelyn. Maritza. Theresa. Marine, lanet. Penni. etc : all the good times we shared together Friends Forever. Emy I, Shannon, will to Dave S a friendship forever, and more trips to Diamond Hill To Dave C a dance at the Baron To Chris S more great times in Br G ' s class, English and lunch To the second artist ol realism, (Amy), a box of Amy M ' s and to the class of 87 - Best of luck ' I, Dawn Swiech, will to Oeb Volpe my trench homework and Mike To Kelly Rowan I leave all the oil in the world I will to Dennis a mopar. just kidding, and I ' ll see you next Tuesday I, Liu KHoyle, will to Michelle the greatest Iriend ship anyone could ask lor For all the good times and bad, I will remember them all Don ' t forget all the fun in cheering and remember that Grana das rule! Thanks for always being there I love and will miss you! ' Love, Lis I. Elena Reyes, give my thanks to my beautiful lamily that gives me strength to go on. love to share with others and protection to learn what ' s right and what is wrong Thank you lor leading me to the way ol my luture Mamita. Papito. Jazmine. Angel. Lizette. Harry. Kids, Elvin Los guiero con todo corazon I, Brenda, will to Tanya D a lifetime supply ol green eyeshadow I ' ll miss you Poona ' To Karen B -my everlasting love and friendship forever and all the great times we had at the mall and every thing we ' ve ever done I ' ll miss Poopa! To Donna L all the great times we had on Colorguard and at the lights in Warwick I. Di e Ne«eui, will to Kan Corbett all the love in the world You are the best thing that ever hap pened to me! I. Sue C, will to Steph, Maria, and Liz all the fun times we had in homeroom I also will to Nelly, Lisa and Manna lots of luck and good limes To all my girllriends I will all the guys I ' ll never have I will Emily Ramous a pair of stills lor all the tall people she dates P.A. I, Sue WaWi, will to Greg S and Mike A a couple of good slaps To Dan B I will My Favorite Song To Lauren J I will a continuous and bright imagination To Leslie M I will those funny faces I, Tracey, will to Lisa (Geek) the best times of my lile ' We ' ve had so many good times, bad times, etc ! Thanks lor always being there lor me ' You ' re the greatest, babe! Good luck in whatever you do and remember I ' ll always be here! You ' ll always be my bestest friend! I, Marina Barbota, will to the twins Ana and Elizabele all the over time we worked and all the lun times we ' ve had And to the class ol 87 see ya in five years From Nelia and Sue and I I, Jim Lynch, will To Jill Amaral the Stand By Me soundtrack To Paula Sollitto a democratic presi dent m 1988 To Moe and Lisa a bottle ol Coke and some cheese pulls To Betsy Oanesi. a better disposition To Mrs Nerney and Chef Hanewich, a loud THANKS To Robert Bray my thanks for getting me out ' ! I, Mike, will to Mr Walinski. a chain and some dim bulbs, and a lot ol new jOkes to replace the ones he uses now I. Patti, will to Missy another ski trip, a warning from a N.H state trooper, a song to drive by. a shoulder to cry on and an ear to listen to your problems, all our {uicy talks, and some covers. To Kris Donovan Red Roses and a peppermint stick and a ride in the back of a police car To the class ol 87 the best of luck to you all ' I. Rat, will to Woody a brand new box ol Lincoln Logs I, N., will to Gidget a deck ol cards, and a game ol poker on Citrus Hill (trick or treat !) I. Tom 6., will to Mr Sousa another class like this year, to Mr Newman an undeleated season, to Lon a real lite and a sense of humor, to laystone a lump ol clay I. Scoop, will to Wendee a tun time in Providence, another weekend in New Hampshire with the four wheel drive crew, and three teet of snow I. lay Martin, leave Rick Crawlord my toolbox and my everlasting jealousy lor being such a great person I, Psycho, leave a legacy to the line lor my straight jacket I, Bi M„ leave Laura, my threeyear old walkman To Sean, Jason, Dave, Rick, Ken, Fred, Bob have fun with the rest of your life and lots ol parlies!! ' I, Mkhele, will to Sai. my best buddy, a box ol Kleenex, a new wastebasket. and a new nose, for the time that I gave |im a bloody nose And to Mane I leave all the passes she made me give Mrs Lehane when she didn ' t want to go senior lounge I. Dave Lumb, leave Jen Maynard. an Iron Maiden tape and the will to live I, Ei. Capt. Di. will to the 1987 lield hockey team a successful season (with no guys!!!) I, E.D.S,. leave Nicole D , a real necklace and some Garanimal color coordinated clothes To Lisa M , I leave all my L H + K To Lane L . a pink nightie, and To Mike B . my homeboy. the best raps in the world To Catfish I bequeath 1001 drrving lessons and backstage passes to the Billy loel concert To laystone I leave Fortune 500 and a kiln And to loe Mcloke I will a hot car and a big empty black book since his little one is lull I. Kim Henriques will to Chuck. Chuckles To Todd, another rotten apple and memories ol soph- omore year To the Horsemen best ol luck in the future, you guys are great! ' I. Derek M., will to Laura Anelunde. a big brother with lots ol ideas lor your dates with older guys and a liletime membership to Tanarama. You liletime buddy. Derek M., The Honda Kid . I, Mart, will to Hag. many more 4-H awards, a party when your parents go away, and the biggest and baddest snowstorm you could ever imagine I will to Kelly lor all those times we went cruising in your mustang, also to that night we got lost till 3 GO in the morning you are very special and I hope that we stay friends forever too I. I.L., will to Rick Field, a case ol spirits To Sue Joyal another year ol Algebra II To Lilli. Khrystyne and Julia: hugs, kisses, and my unswerving affec- tion To Lotus a copy of my inaugural address I. Patty, will to my English class all the fun times we ' ve had since Sophomore year, and one more ONLY HIDDINCmo lason A a church and an organized S C meeting. To Jim Lynch the Presi dency To Dave Soares a peaceful nights sleep I, Scoop, will to Tina 86 cents lor a large try and a never ending skid to Thayer St I, Smee. will to all my best friends the best of times to come I, CP., will to Tricia, Beth, and Dave Leroux a lun time in Europe I,, Keren Sword, leave Mike Fernandes all my basketball abilities, because you know you need it A guy lor a Best Friend, you know it just won ' t work, and I give you my Iriendship I. Giei, will to left P.. tire polish, jabonies. a locked rear door, three inches ol vertical leap to do his tomahawk jams and an everlasting friend ship To my former band peers I will a real wipeout and the power ol love I. Geek, will to poolah my undying love lorever. the best of three years and hopefully someday many more to come To Gidget and Spanky a Bon Jovi homemade video I. Tracy McCann, will to Bobby Hanewich. a lesson on how to get oft a ski lift, to Steve Haggerty. a cow named Buttercup, and to Todd Wardwell a burping contest I Shely, will to Alyce. Colleen. Crystal. Leanne. Cheryl — may we all get together in the future, and relieve one ol those many awesome nights togeth er Love Ya All To Chuck an J8 00 meal and another encounter with a road block To Mark. Steve, and Bob their own hammocks Thanks lor a great time Good luck class of 1987 To Poona and Roo I leave an 10 U lor their 1st. last, and only wedding invite To Wendy C I leave my grim reaper ring, may you use it to beat up on underclassmen To the colorguard and band. I leave Mr Cronine. Mr Carin. Good luck Paula I Eddie, will to Mishelle, my dads peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and a field to lay in during amazing grace To Dave Neveaui, Polly Deavor Mental Institution I, Donovan, will to Kinga, Stahl, Sack-Dog. Boz. and Lane-A . all the fun times we had and many lhank-you ' s for letting me be just one ol the guys I. Erin G., will to my sister Michelle, all the patience and understanding in the world. God knows that I need it I also leave you all my clothes when I go into the Air Force, take care of them I love ya I. Michelle leave to Shane all those special memo- ries and all my love I II never forget special you or the time I spent with you And to Kalhy. the greatest sister, all my love. I. Mkhele S.. leave to the volleyball and basket ball teams better seasons than we had this year Best of Luck I. Tracy, will to Lisa C a psychologist to analyze your problems To Chuck, I hope you stay gor- geous lorever To B K . L C , D L . C W . T M., K D . the most awesome biology party ever. To Heapie. Allison, and Dumonte thanks for listening to all my problems To B S . my love To my friends-good luck. I love you!! I. Lisa, will to Koren the perfect guy and a new pair of knees I, F.T., leave Mr Burb all ol my excuses I will also a years worth of dirty diapers I will a class lull ol Dancing Clams and Singing Trashcans I, E.D.S., leave Michelle M some weight To Oarrel S. I leave my tapes and my car To Rob Stahl I leave driving lessons and to the class ol 87 I leave all the good times we shared and to the Krilington crew I leave another rockin ' good skiing time. I, Sai, will to Dub, a bloody nose, broken knee, and broken window To Drew, a toilet to hug. to Whaley. the 4th ol luly. to Sweeney, a ledge to walk on. and again to Lisa, many thanks lor letting Matt jam and play with his best buddies , and a GIFT To Kirsten Kengan I will a King-Size Gumby doll, an even temperament, and success and happiness in all her pursuits 91 Senior Captain, Kevin Candelet talks the team to victory over Feehan. 93 CENTRAL ADMINISTRA TION Helen McElwee- Assistant Kay Memory- Director of Special Robert Siminski- Director of Funds Ted Thibodeau- K-8 Curriculum Superintendant Education and Facilities Director HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Dear Seniors, Within a few short days you will be receiving your high school diploma. This will bring an end to four years of Attleboro High School. I hope that during this time you have gained knowledge, new skills, long lasting friendships, and many fond memories. I wish you success whether your entering the world of work or continuing with your education. If we can be of any help in the future, Attleboroi High School will be here to serve you. if :mm Most sincerely, I I Bobert H. Bray Principal t|| 1 5 } Mayer Kai Shang shows his Attleboro football spirit at the Thanksgiving rally. Mr. Bray enjoys his 29th birthday. 97 HOUSEMASTERS Mr. Francis Antosca, Housemaster III Mr. Ronald Strumlnski. Housemaster II Mr. Roger Rouselle, Housemaster I Mrs. Joanne Burbank, Secretary III Mrs. Joan Keane, Secretary II Mrs. Theresa Collins, Secretary I Mrs. Ingrid Cuoco. Guidance III Mrs. Pauline Desautel, Guidance II Mrs. Lillian Busby, Guidance I OCCUPATIONAL Mr. Robert Haggerty, Director of Vocational Education Mr. John Tweedy, Coordinator of Occupational and Academic. Education ii Mr. Edward Stanton, Occupational Dept. Head Mrs. Jane Ann Brady, Vocational Special Needs Mr. George Briggs, Cooperative Education and Coordinator Work Study Coordinator Mrs. Ann Bodge, Occupational Secretary Linda LaPage, C.O.A.E. Secretary Mr. Thomas Gibney. Vocational Guidance Counselor 99 ART An class means enjoyment to all. and alot of thinking Our art program works around the idea of problem solving. This sets us apart from many other art programs. Rather than feeding the students answers, the art teachers encourage them to work towards the answers. This skill of problem solving is critical to those pursuing an art career and also to those who find a different direction. Through working with an array of materials, both 3 dimensional and 2 dimensional, the art student experiences a large scope of what art is. and can be Teachers encourage experimenting and love new ideas. Hand made paper is just one example of a successful experiment. Many students have won adwards at the Annual Boston Scholastic Art Awards because of their paper making past. Art ' s Night, each April, gives the students and teachers a chance to show parents and the community what they ' ve accomplished. Students learn what it is like to display their work as a professional artist would, and also take pride in Art ' s Night. Art ' s Night could never be if it wasn ' t for the enthusiasm which happens in the Art class Andrea Nunes Class of 1987 Susan Boardnnan James Hall Joseph Mitnik (L to R): Paul Verdoia, Ronnie Cameron, Kory Rooks, Glen Landry, Brad Howard, Mr. Peter Nolin, Chhaya Muy, Todd Mignone, Chris Rounds, Kevin Quinlan. Most Likely to Succeed: Ronnie Cameron Automotive repair Is a shop that is very demanding. With changes in automotive design and construction, a mechanic must be aware of recent updates. There is a great deal to learn in this field, but if you put your mind to it, it can be very profitable. Theory is an important part of auto shop. Staying updated with the most recent developments in the automotive industry will help in production repair. The hands-on experience you get helps to insure a good foundation for a job as an automotive technician. Bill Fontaine - Class of 1987 Doyle Peter Nolin 101 BUSINESS The most interesting course I have is accounting. Mr. Walinski just livens up the class with his humor The class is just as interesting in the sense that it consists of all types of students. All things given, it makes a class that I don ' t want to miss. The humor which is produced in the classroom affects all. Each understands the routine of Mr. Walinski. and interprets it in their own way. He turns the slightest mistake of one of his prey into humor that reaches everyone. Learning also appeals to me in this class. It is so exciting to learn how to record, apply laws, and make money. The anecdotes that Mr. Walinski tells us, apply to the lesson and furthers your understanding beyond the textbook. All these characteristics make him a very good teacher, and he ' s a great guy. The class is great and one I don ' t want to miss. I wish I ' d had him earlier in my school career because he would have influenced some of my career and course choices. The class is motivating, stimulating, and an overall great learning experience. Chris Brathas Class of 1987 Deb Pagano. Most Likely to Succeed- General Office Fred Golembewski 102 Sally Lehane Theresa Ashbacher-Department Head William Paolo Fred Sharkey Anne Baynes Cecilia Tobiasz Maxine Carey Lawrence Walinski CARPENTRY Row 1; (I to r) Carlos Costa, Steven Gagnon, Todd Richardson, Steven Russ, Allan Molloy. Row 2 (I to r); Mr. Touzin, Howard Ballard, Tracy Terrian, Stephen Paquette, Mark Deblols, Michael Souza. Last year ' s juniors, under the direction of Mr. Bosquet, display their class project. - •rrt-n-tjt mm liiiiiilii in ini r- o mm pi iwrar-tm 11 1 Most likely to succeed: Stephan Paquette Bill Henry rips a piece of wood on the table saw. Roger Bousquet Dale Byers Eugene Touzin Carpentry is a shop in which you learn the art of construction. Not only do you get to work in the shop, you also get on the job training. For example, we are working on an addition and reroofing a house. Mill carpentry is mastered in the firs t year of study. You learn the skill of machine operation. Cabinet making is the main focus of study in the second year of carpentry. You also learn how to finish off your work. In the third year you go in to house construction, which consists of framing, roofing, siding, and other skills of the trade. So if you are interested in working in a wood-working field as a career, take up carpentry! ! ! Carlos Costa Steve Gagnon Bill Henry Class of 87 103 CHILD CARE Seniors: (1 to r)- Diane Charron, Denise King and Donna Lemieux. Most likely to succeed: Donna Lemieux. The Child Care and Guidance Vocational Course prepares one for future studies in Child Care and Guidance, motherhood and parenting, early childhood education, child psychology, and other childhood studies. From the reactions of the other students, including myself, the most enjoyable part of the course was the Nursery School. From February to t ay we ran a nursery school for twelve children from the Attleboro area ranging in ages from three to four. They would come in three days a week for an hour and a half and we prepared daily lessons for the children. Organization and preparation skills were enforced and used each day. A complete schedule was prepared, and ready for their arrival. Such planned activities were circle team, freefime, snack time and activity time. All events and activities were connected with developing their fine and gross motor skills. Things such as manners, sharing, teaching colors, counting, textures, and the five senses were only a small number of the things being taught. Another advantage of the course is you are there for two and a half hours, forming a close relationship with the other students and the teachers Throughout the rest of the year we did studies on children from birth until the beginning of their teens. We visited other nursery and elementary schools, volunteering our services, and receiving a great deal of experience. The studies were difficult, but the knowledge and experience received was very interesting and enjoyable. Koren Sword Class of 1987 104 Donna and Denise enjoy a light moment during class. Ann Carty Denise King, taking her child psychology notes. COMMERCIAL DESIGN Most Likely to Succeed: Luis Lameiras Row 1 (I to r): Amaria Diaz, Tina Tellier, Tim Sears. Tina Kelly. Kevin Gray, Kathy Laverty. Leanne Pisani, Brian Goudreau. Chris Griffin, Todd Haselton, Luis Lameiras, Frank Tfiibetua, Brian Adams, Kevin Monteiro. Dennis Parslow Shows the trick of the trade. Senior Tim Sears concentrates in Commercial. Don, What do you do next? ' Philip McCabe COMMERCIAL DESIGN Commercial Design helps to prepare one to be successful in college and the outside world. It ' s a more technical and precise method of drawing and is an exciting vocational course in which you learn something new everyday. We have many good times, but it ' s not all fun and games. It ' s a particularly unusual environment to work in. It ' s extremely comfortable for students and visitors are welcome to come in. Everyone takes time to let them feel at home. We all must have open minds and extraordinary imaginations and our teachers must have patience with us. I love drawing and having a class that is so caring and fun, but even though there are lots of laughs, there is also lots of hard work. Chris Griffin Class of 1987 105 CULINARY ARTS Row 1 (I to r): Greg Seltsam, Jay Martin, Jim Lountalasouk, Tim Foriseca. Daryl Spikes, Michelle Durand, Wanda Cardona, Michelle Blais. Row 2 (I to r): Jim Houghton, Rich Esmoraldo, Sean Brennan, Joe Rodriques. Debbie McGovern, Bob Pereira, John Lawrence. The culinary theme song, Dough, re, me! Does your saran wrap really cling. Tiffany? ' Laurel uses the intricate machinery Most Likely to Succeed; Joe Rodriques I ' m involved with the Culinary Arts Program. Each day I spend four out of seven periods there. The Culinary Arts department is broken up into four different areas. The Chef ' s side is where we prepare foods such as soups, sandwiches, entrees, and burgers. The food is then served in another section called the Chandelier Room. In this room, the students in the program wait on faculty or any visitors who might be at the school. The bakery is the section in Culinary Arts where pastry is made. Different kinds of pastry that we make are brownies, trench pastry, cookies, cakes, breads, and rolls The final area is the Culinary Store. It ' s in this area that the checks from the Chandelier Room are paid. We also sell coffee and pastry to faculty and visitors here. Michelle Durand Class of 1987 William Carter Raymond Gagnon John Gayton 106 HOME ECONOMICS Row 1: Laura Boulay, Wendy Finn. Sy Nuon, Liane Heckbert, Tina Tondreault. Row 2: Ana Sousa, Wendy LaPointe, Wendi Gaertner, Kelly Rowan, Nancy Delfino, Shanna Hurd. Sy Nuon. Row 3: Nelia Costa, Chris Sipley, Carrie Lincoln, Sharon Beauregard, Melissa Olivera. Home Economics is a course which proves to be helpful for your present and future needs. In Foods and Nutrition you learn basic cooking techniques and you also learn to balance your diet. One can show their creative ability by constructing garment in the Clothing and Textiles course. Child Development is a course which enables you to understand children. 107 ELECTRICITY Sure got a shock out of that one. Kevin! Row 1 (L to R): Jeff St. Pierre, Paul Minutoli. Row 2 (L to R): Brian Whittier, Scot Sackett. Row 3 (L to R): Kevin Drolet. Kevin Pray, Kevin Amaral, Dave Charron, Mike barboza, John Fernandes, Mr. Rosher, Row 4 (L to R): Tim Roderick, Jinn Durocher. Dave Scares, Lance Stenfeldt, Wally Rosher. Missing; Jason Porter, Rick Correia, Joe Palermo, Joe Storch, Dennis Reikard. Most Likely to Succeed: Kevin Drolet Jim and Dave brush up on their metric conversions. Lance Stenfeldt starts a chain of blackouts at AHS. ELECTRICITY SHOP 1 like electricity shop because it is the basis for what I want to do in life. Electricity is really interesting because we learn about relays, transformers, circuits, and wiring. We are even taught how to wire up a house! In electricity, we occasionally take field trips to places where we can be exposed to electrical operations rather than a classroom or shop setting. These field trips are very interesting and better our understanding of how electricity is used. In electricity, we prepare for college, technical school, or for an immediate job in the electrical field. At the end of every school year in electricity, each student donates some money and we have a shop party or cookout. Electricity involves a group of kids working together who are from different backgrounds, yet are good friends. It doesn ' t seem like school work at all, instead, it is a fun learning experience. 1 08 Paul Minutoli Class of 1987 Richard Boudreau Walter Rosher Phillip Ryszkiewicz Mr. Jarcho helps out his students. Mike Depot: A master at work! Row 1: (I to r) Pete Shorrock, Jim Marcure, Chris Wheelock, Mike Depot. Row 2: (I to r) Eric Denzer, Alan Abbott, Rich Monteiro, Todd Jones, Chat Bou, Sophal Dam. Row 3 Guy Goulet. Missing: Dave Lumb. In 1789, Samuel Slater started what we now know as the Industrial Revolution. We now have another revolution in our mists. This is the Electronic Revolution. In the Attleboro High School ' s electronic ' s department they are preparing us for this happening and for our future. We are taught in a relaxed atmosphere, with modern, high-tech equipment, and two outstanding teachers with excellent backgrounds in this field. All the students in this program are will adapted to all phased of electronics, including analog, digital, micro-processors, repair, circuit assembly, and basic engeneering. We have all had our trials and tribulations but with the help of the teachers and administration, I feel we are now ready to enter the electronics market. But is it ready for us? Guy Goulet-Class of 1987 Most Likely to Succeed: Guy Goulet Timothy Durigan Samuel Jarcho Edward Stanton Lawrence Sullivan Peter Shorrock reviews his wiring. 109 II ' Can ' t you tell that Jody Dion is having fun? ' Sam Lacasse, the hard working English student. ' English isn ' t time for reading notes, Glenn! Gall Brelt Allison O ' Rourke Donna Camire Carolyn Orpen At Attleboro High School there are many English courses available, but there is one course that not many students are aware of. This course is called Television Production. T.V. is part of the English Department and is offered to all students, grades nine through twelve. Like gym. It is taken on an off day schedule, and is a 2 ' 2 credit course. Mr. Victor Genest Is the teacher of the class which is located in the Resource Center in the television studio. During the year, one begins by learning the history of the television and then moves on to the actual production of television shows. Once inside the studio, one learns to operate the equipment. Jobs such as being an editor, operating a VCR and studio cameras, and also the character generator are all Included in this course. Once all of the above is mastered, one then learns to operate the porta-pack, which is just like it ' s name, a portable camera. This type of camera is held on one ' s shoulders, and is used for any shot outside the studio. Tnis course is a great deal of fun and very educational. It helps one overcome shyness and improves diction. One could only say one other thing about this class: Lights, camera, and action! Lisa Kilfoyle Class of 1987 James Pollock Elizabeth SImonds Andrea Soucy William Watterson 111 FOREIGN LANGUAGE The Foreign Language Department has a diverse selection of languages. Students have the opportunity to take up to four years in any language being offered. Learning such languages as German. Latin, French, and Spanish can be both fun and beneficial. Students can look to the teachers in this department for their support and enthusiasm tov ard the language. Ms. Paiva, Mr. Camire, Mrs. Hart and othes all portray such characteristics. While taking any of the above languages, students are taught about the cultural and geographical aspects of the country. During class, students learn vocabulary, grammar, create sentences and questions, all of which increase in difficulty with each additional year. Participation in class is very important. The more the language is spoken, read or written, the more enjoyable and easier it becomes to understand. Most students find that taking a foreign language is a pleasant and interesting experience. To bring about even more interest in foreign languages, a trip is offered Parlez-vous francais? each year to European countries. In past years students have traveled to England, France. Spam, and many other countries. Shelly Gravel Class of 1987 Bunnareth In Maurice Camire- Department Head Norma Kozaka Barbara Kudzol Mario Barbosa Elaine Paiva Alice D ' Hedouville Peter Perreira GRAPHIC ARTS Mr. Fontaine is lielping out as usual. Cathy, Emily, And Penni pose for the cannera. Most likely to succeed: Bill Marcoux Out of all the vocational shops, I think that Graphic Arts is the best. This shop shows us how items are copied or printed from an original copy to the final printed piece. There are three major sections of Graphics. First there is the stripping process, which is preparing the negatives from the original copy, and making the plates for the press. Then, there is the press operation. The last section of Graphics is the bindary cutting, gluing, and stapling. I have been in Graphic Arts for three years now and I have learned specific and detailed techniques in printing, which will help me in a future career. To me, it is an exciting job to work with printing machines. I hope to have a job running presses when I finish my high school career. Sue Holdgate Class of 1987 Michael Fontaine Stian Mollung John Smith 113 The guidance department of the high school Is one of the most Important parts of the school Rather than teaching a certain subject, the guidance department shows students how to put to use what they have learned throughout their four years The guidance counselor helps the student decide what to do In life after high school Through my own experience. I would like to give recognition to Mr Biliingkotf of House I I had many difficulties In scheduling my classes for my senior year but with the help of Mr Billingkoff, I was able to fit In the classes of my choice Mrs Cuoco in House lit has also helped many students )ust by her pleasant personality I am sure that those two people and all the other hard working people of the guidance department will continue in helping students through the years. Thomas Cuoco Robert DeRiso 114 Department Head- Barbara Churchill McKeen Kessel Kathy Vespla Gary Billingkoff Pauline Warren Rodolphe Bruneau Frederick Zani MACHINE DRAFTING Sal is studying hard to get an A. Row 1(L to R): Mr. Long, Sal Masekela, Todd Lizotfe, Hildi Lemus, Steve Varrieur, Tom Bullocl , Chris Gauvin. Row 2 (L to R): Mil e Stanton, Heidi Emery. Heidi Emery works on the computer. The height of concentration. Most Likely to Succeed: Todd Lizotte In Machine Drafting, we apply industrial theories, practices, and skills to our drawing assignments as if we were working in industry. The Machine Drafting course provides knowledge and experience so one can enter the drafting field after he or she graduates. It also provides the basic elements to enter a college engineering program The things I like most about the course are the skills I ' ve learned, and how it improved my abitity to understand complex machinery and how it opened a whole new field of work for me. The only thing I like least is that I couldn ' t start in my freshman year. After high school I ' m looking forward to going to college and entering a program of aerospace engineering. From there, I hope to get an engineering job, where I will continue to use those skills I ' ve learned in Machine Drafting. Todd Lizotte Class of 1987 115 MACHINE SHOP Concentrate Peter! Row 1 (L to R): Jay Gagne. Tony Sousa. Row 2: Mike Quint, Larry Brown. Row 3; Jim St. Germain, Chris Lallier Most Likely to Succeed: Jim St. Germain Larry Brown Chris Lallier The main goals of machine shop are to prepare the students to seek profitable employment and to make them become responsible members of the community. During this three year course, students are taught basic and advanced methods of blue-print reading. They are also taught precision machining, theories and the use of various machines such as milling machines, numerically controlled milling machines, electrical discharge machines, and many types of grinders. The students can also gain more advanced information by a cad-cam system, which is a new way of machining, using a computer. If the machine shop students ' grades allow them, the school can also place the students in jobs, during the school year. Once the course is completed, the students will receive signed certificates of completion for finishing the course. This will help the students obtain their future goals. After leaving high school, the students will benefit from having many entry level skills. They will also have the opportinity to continue their education in the field at the post secondary level. Christopher M. Lallier 1 1Q Class of 1987 Robert Betrand Daniel Duval Ronald Pond MUSIC Yes. yes, yes we do! We have spirit! IHow about you? Colorguard spirit! The band performing during the Turkey Day haif-time. Dennis Caron Janis Wightman At A ttleboro l-ligh School there are many different academic course to take. There are the basic courses such as: English. Science, and Math, but my favorite is band. In band, we are taught the basic concepts of music, such as composers, meter and measure of lines, and notes. Outside the classroom, the band performs at football games, parades, and concerts, where we play music by various composers like Bach and Beethoven. During the football season, we get together on Wednesday nights to put a field show together which we perform during half-time. The spectators really get into the A.H.S. spirit when they see us performing and hear our music. The band is like one big family. I noticed this when we raised the money to take the trip to lyiontreal, Canada. The closeness and friendships that were formed during this trip are everlasting. I won ' t miss all those cold practices, but the games and activities will be remembered forever. Being involved with the band, under the excellent inst ruction and caring friendship of l lr. Caron has given me a higher incentive to go out and accomplish many things. Christine Themis Class of 1987 117 MATHEMATICS I Margaret DelPapa-Department Head. Deep thought required for this problem. Last year I took Algebra II and enjoyed it. I not only enjoyed it for the academic challenges, but also because the teacher was an excellent teacher. The main reason I enjoyed Algebra II is because of the open class atmosphere and freedom of speech .... not the freedom of talking at will, but the freedom to challenge the teacher and to discuss problems in the class. Fellow students. Steve Hagerty. Tracy McCann, Tracey Roll, Koren Sword, and Wally Rosher made Algebra II a lot of fun. Granted, there was a lot of hard work, but it was great because the teacher wasn ' t a tyrant and there was a relaxed atmosphere. If a class is enjoyable and the students are fun, it makes for a pleasant learning experience, which was my Algebra II class last year. Ed Sanderson Class of 1987. 1! Joanne Haggerty Harold Hanewich Patricia Izzi Clare Kelleher 118 Constance Corkum Patricia Knox Edward Gugel Richard LaCivit. METAL FABRICATION George DaSilva, hard at work in Metal Fabrication. Row 1 (L to R) John Caponigro, Erick Corrigan, Jeff Furtado, Joe Daniels. Chris Veeder, George DaSilva. i Jeff Furtado, cuts out a piece on the lathe. Jason, working on his project. Metal Fab is a connbination of a sheet nnetal and welding workshop. The shop is divided into two sections. One section of the shop is where we fabricate duet work and boxes. We repair rotted cars by putting sheet metal patches on them. The other section of the shop is where we weld heavier metal that is ' V and thicker. The type of welds we do are nig, tig, stick, and gas welding. All the skills that we are taught prepare us for a career in metal fabrication. Jeff Furtado and Joe Daniels Class of 1987 Most Likely to Succeed: Eric Corrigan. 120 Alfred Censorio Raymond Samson Head Nurse: Barbara O ' Keefe Nursing Staff: Row 1: Paula Merris-R.N, Barbara O ' Keefe-R.N., Row 2: Pat McPhail Secretary, Catherine Tedino-R.N. The nurses at Attleboro High School are a team of individuals, prepared to assist students with minor injuries and slight illnesses. The organized office has a faculty of three qualified nurses who are equipped with sufficient medical supplies in case of any emergencies. Personal problems are also handled with care, and helpful, friendly advice is readily available. Along with medical help, the nurses, along with members of the Student Council, helped students quit smoking on November 20. 1986, the day of the National Smoke-Out. The health department is concerned with the overall health of the students at A.H.S. 121 PHYSICAL EDUCATION William Coughlin- Department Head Thomas Crowe Robert Haselton Diane Martin Judith Baker Michael Martin Joseph McKenna David Wade 122 RESOURCE CENTER Mrs. Herbert guides her class through the resource center. Leanne, working hard as usual. Looking enthusiastic to start your term paper? The common resource center scene. Flo Galarneau Jeraline Nerney The Resource Center is an extensive, relaxed area that almost every student uses at least once in his high school career. It contains reference materials, such as various magazines, biographies, and novels for every subject taught in the school plus many other books for leisure reading. The Resource Center also contains a career awareness computer system to give students an opportunity to explore different career fields. The Resource Center is based on a fast and easy card catalog system and tvlrs. Nerney, the school librarian, is always ready and willing to help in finding your materials. Photocopying equipment is also available for the student ' s use. Whether you are writing a book report, an essay, a term paper, or simply looking for an interesting book for reading, the Resource Center Is an organized way to help all of your needs. Mike Larkin Class of ' 88 123 SCIENCE Science is a major course of study at AHS. Whether one takes a science sinnply to fulfill the graduation criteria or as a prospective student in the field, there is quite a diverse selection of courses from which to choose. Biology, Chemistry, and Earth Science may serve as the basis for further study in Mr. Dentch ' s physics class, Mr. Ferry ' s physiology, or for those of us brave enough, Mr. Frederick ' s Biology II A. P. course. Whatever the subject, you ' re sure to enjoy many double periods in the Science laboratory gazing into a microscope, mixing chemicals, measuring force, or maybe even dissecting a cat! Term papers and lab reports also help add to the excitement found so often in each of these classes while enlightening students on the procedures and techniques employed in scientific research. Studying science provides many answers and provokes many more questions in an inquisitivie mind. It helps students to understand and explain the physical and chemical occurances around them. And in a time when progress is one of the main objectives, scientific advances and technological breakthroughs are of primary importance. Cheryl Gariepy Class of 87 John Dafulas and Peter Lind go up in smoke in Chemistry! ! ! Henry Ferry - Department Head Raymond Beauvais William Dentch Donald Frederick Bertram Gardner Paul Jutras John Lazarz John O ' Rourke Clifford Sherman Larry Stack David Sutherland SOCIAL STUDIES The class which I feel is one of the most important is Social Studies. Its main purpose is to develop a self and social awareness through studying our heritage and the past. The key to a successful future is to understand the past. Knowing the impact which your ethnic background has had on the rest of the world gives you an unparalleled sense of pride. Few opportunities match the feeling of knowing you can trace your being to far away lands and having the knowledge that a piece of you belongs there. The United States is a medley of many different traditions and cultures. It is exciting to discover which ideals and traditions your own ancestors brought from their homeland. Generations have always had and will always have the curiosity to uncover their history. Wouldn ' t you want you grandchildren or great grandchildren to know and appreciate your society? Michael Taff Class of 1987 Smile for the camera-P.T Smile Faith, it ' s not that bad, is it? Ira Rice - Department Head Cheryl Graney Douglass MacDonald Raymond Ajami Victor Bonneville Harry Buker Ronald Elias Stephen Newman Paula Sollitto Dyanne Spatcher Vera Wohlfort 125 SPECIAL NEEDS The Special Needs Department provides services to students who have been identified through an evaluation process to require Special Education Programs. Individualized educational plans are developed to address a variety of educational and vocational needs. The department encompasses five programs at A.H.S. and one alternative program at Briggs Corner. Secretaries: Solange Campbell. Sara-Lou Skar Department Head: Mark Ferruccio Linda Fernandes Paul Flavin 126 Nancy Astrom Rae Forbes Joanne Bixby June Gordon Mary BIythe Bette Gouveia Patricia Bradbury Joanne McNary TECH DRAWING Bob Grimley - enjoying tech drawing Row 1 (L to R): Michael Shelton, Malt Dubeau. Ron Andre. Clemmens Heilmann, Rodney Martin, Adam Bucl Row 2: Wendy Gaertner, Keith Buauregard. Dan Cole, Lane La|oie. Row 3: Matt Sweeney, Mark Des Lauriers, Bob Grimely Row 4 Joe McLoughlin, Johann Noren, Rick Field, Ed Sanderson, Greg Sevigney, Dan Billlngton, Todd Wardwell, Mike Fernandas, Kevin Candelet, Joe Fournier, Brian Nordberg Row 5: Kurt Yeghian, Dave Hyland, Jeff Pierce. Joe Fournier researches for his Tech Drawing project. Chris Veeder sketches his dream house. Tech Drawing is a class which teaches students the basics about the fields of architecture and drafting. It involves drawing objects to different scales, and also fronn different viewpoints, while using different architectural tools. It teaches students neatness and precision, which are characteristics important to any field. I enjoy tech drawing because it is both interesting and challenging, and because it involves many different types of students, learning in a relaxed atmosphere. Mr. Messier is a nice, patient teacher, and he helps to make the class fun and educational. I would recommend this class to anyone interested in the drawing field, and feel it is well worth taking. Colleen Wade Class of ' 87 128 Most Likely to Succeed: Keith Beauregard Paul Messier VOCATIONAL SKILLS Do you want to play a game? Sal Masekela and Mr. O ' Connell hit the books. VOCATIONAL SKILLS The Vocational Skills Development Center provides tutorial support to vocational and special needs students. The department evaluates occupational vocational interests and aptitudes, provides pre-vocational experiences, develops work and study habits conducive to vocational programs and provides vocational skill development to the occupational student. 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 function knowledge of the vocational material. Cheryl Gariepy Class of 1987 Song Ling Francis O ' Connell Mary Sherman William Saunders 129 Craft Advisory Committee Project Advisory Committee The Craft Advisory Committee Project Advisory Committee Attleboro Vocational Technical School. The Craft Advisory Committee Project Advisory Committee aid and advise the faculty and Administration in the organization, execution and evalution of all programs. From the local businesses, industries, and labor firms, this dedicated group of men and women are appointed by the schoolboard. They provide guidance in market trends, technical developments, and training needs throughout the school year. During regularly scheduled general meetings and department conferences, this information is shared with everyone involved in the school system. 130 FOOD 1. Chinese 2. Pizza 3. Italian 4. Steak 5. Toast WHAT TO DO ON SATURDAY NIGHT . . . 1. Party 2. Go out with friends. 3. Go out with boyfriend or girlfriend. 4. Go to the movies. 5. Go to a dance. MOVIES 1. Top Gun 2. Stand by Me 3. Breakfast Club 4. Golden Child 5. Pink Floyd-The Wall SONG 1. Living on a Prayer 2. Stairway to Heaven 3. Heaven in your Eyes 4. At This Moment 5. Stand by Me HERO 1. Captain Attleboro (Doug King) 2. Sylvester Stallone 3. Pee Wee Herman 4. Superman 5. Mike Barboza GROUP 1. Boston 2. Bon Jovi 3. Genesis 4. Journey 5. U-2 COMEDIAN 1. Eddie Murphy 2. Bill Cosby 3. Stephen Wright 4. George Carlin 5. Chevy Chase ACTRESS 1. Molly Ringwald 2. Cybil Shepard 3. Demi Moore 4. Meryl Streep 5. Kathleen Turner ACTOR 1. Tom Cruise 2. Clint Eastwood 3. Rob Lowe 4. Bruce Willis 5. Don Johnson SINGER 1. Jon Bon Jovi 2. Phil Collins 3. Billy Joel 4. Whitney Houston 5. Bruce Springsteen 1. Ordinary People 2. Forever 3. Outsiders 4. Flowers in the Attic 5. Thorn Birds oovJW 1. The Cosby Show 2. Moonlighting 3. Alf 4. Cheers 5. Growing Pains 131 Girls Basketball Varsity 1st Row (1 to r): Kelly Turley, Michelle Shapiro, Shelly Gravel, Colleen Wade, Chris Themis, Coach Bill Riley. 2nd Row (1 to r): Lisa Dion, Bonnie Proulx, Patty Soucy, Diane Kingman, Tracy Roll. Co-Captains (1 tor): Shelly Gravel, and Colleen Wade The season for the Attleboro Girls Basketball team did not begin with much success. However, the individual efforts and ability of the team has brought improvement with each game. The Junior Varisty is filled with talent and with all their enthusiam to learn, they should have a very successful future. A freshman team has also been coordinated to accomadate the outstanding number of girls who came out for the team this season. Though we may not be a championship team this year, we have a winning spirit and high hopes for the years to come. J.V. 1st Row (1 to r): Callie Hornbuckle, Tori Mendes, Brenda Fontain, JoElle Daskam. 2nd Row (1 to r): Lisa Carrigan, Gina Tucker, Wendy Shapiro, Brenda Craw, Anna Dion, Coach Sue Crumbaker. Boys Basketball This year ' s Boy ' s Basketball team was young and inexperienced at the varsity level. Unfortunately, we lost three out of our five starters from last year ' s team. Yet our desire to win overcame our weaknesses when we played to the best of our ability against other teams. With the help of all of our supporters at our games, we hope to become a stronger and more improved team so we can win more games. - Captain Scot Sackett Seniors 1st Row (1 to r): Dave Leroux, Scot Sackett, Dave Neveux. 2nd Row (1 to r): Bob Slater, Jeff Pierce, Kevin Pray. Varsity 1st Row (I to r): Dave Leroux, Scot Sackett, Dave Neveux. 2nd Row (1 to r): Greg Bartek, Bob Slater, Tom Houle, Kevin Pray, Jeff Pierce, Jack Levis, Chris Lynch, Jon Daskam, Coach Cliff Sherman. Missing: Kevin Candelet 138 Ch e erle aders Co-Captains (I to r): Debbie Pagano and Lisa Kilfoyle LEFT: Seniors (I to r): Penny Angelo, Debbie Pagano, Lisa Kilfoyle, and Michelle Dubuc This year ' s cheerleading squad had a great season. We came home from our cheerleading camp at Emanuel College with many awards and ribbons including a superspirit bell, pep rally winners, and most outstanding squad trophy. Our squad also entered a state cheerleading competition. We placed second in our division and we are hoping to bring back more trophies as the year goes on into the basketball season. We would like to thank the squad for a great season and best of luck next year. Co-captains Debbie Pagano and Lisa Kilfoyle 140 Boy, it sure is cold out here! Football Cheerleaders 1st Row (I to r): Lisa Kilfoyle, Nicole Rebarkoff, Michelle Dubuc, Debbie Pagano. 2nd Row (I to r): Julie Mederios, Patti Engler, Tanya Thomas, Jill Proulx. 3rd Row (I to r): Kim Ferreira, Stacy Quaglia, Penny Angelo, Jen Dardenne, Linda Mitchell, Allison McGee. J.V. 1st Row (1 to r): Nichole Kettle. 2nd Row (I to r): Stacy Keim, Kerri Lange, Donna Vincent. Row 3 (I to r): Jennifer Sharon, Dawn Brillon, Lynn McFarland, Mindy Harber, Nancy Lapierre. 4th Row: Mike Stanley. Missing: Sherry Winsor. Seniors 1st Row (1 to r): Lisa Kilfoyle, Michelle Dubuc. 2nd Row (1 to r): Debbie Pagano, Penny Angela. Varsity 1st Row (1 to r): Lisa Kilfoyle, Michelle Dubuc, Debbie Pagano. 2nd Row (1 to r): Jill Prouly, Patty Engler, Nikki Rebarkoff, Julie Medeiros. 3rd Row (1 to r): Allison McGee, Stacey Quaglia, Penny Agelo, Jen Dardene. Time out for a cheer! 141 CROSS COUNTRY Senior Mike Shelton begins to open his stride The 1986 Cross Country team improved greatly over the season. Through the help of tri-captains Rick Crawford. Jay Martin, and Tina Kelly, the Team went on to win the Seekonk Invitational. But. more importantly, the team felt a togetherness that grew as the season went on. More than anything. Cross Country is a team sport, and everyone works together as a team Because of this closeness, strong friendships are formed that last outside of Cross Country. Coach Newman led us to a very successful season that everyone can be proud of. He was always there when we needed him. He was interested in us as human beings, not just runners. This interest gave us the motivation to do our best. Next year the team will be led by captains Scott O ' Connel. Joe Alburquerque. Brian Frigon, Kelly Keim. and Stacy Holander. The spirit and depth of the team that existed this year will continue to grow next year. 142 1st Row(l to r): Mike Shelton, Jason Amaral, Rick Crawford, Jay Martin, Tina Kelly, Anita Jenson. Tom Goetz. 2nd row(l to r): Stacy Holander, Cindy Augat, Kelly Keim, Tammy Brousseau. Jill Cooper. Jen Belcher. Cecelia Amorin. Kelly Malloy. Jenny Macumber, Julie Ostiguy. Gina Wiggins. 3rd Row{l to r); Jeff Dardene, Jim Fernandes, Doug LeMay, Erik Killough. Greg Solonmm. Brian Wheelock. Kevin Simineau, Carl Schneider, Shawn Hupp, Jose Alburquerque, Paul McChesney, Mike Schwenfier. 4th Row(l to r); Mike Richards, Pete O ' Connor, Leo Fay, Jeff Laplante, corey Denham, Scott O ' Connell. Brian Frigon, John McKenna, Bob Pitas. Nathan Manlove. Brian Chartier. Jason Vierra. ■Kaa a ' aa ja -• r aaai. aMaaaaaaSSS !. - •aaaaaaaaS!!S A • ■ •aaaaaawaaaaa ■ M ' aaaaaa J la-- ' - Bia • iai «:ja ' niaaua-inil Co-Captains {I to r); Diane Larsson and Beth Kenniston The Scoring Threat dribbles up the field. Although our season had a late start, we had a week of camp behind us which helped us to have an even more successful season than we expected. Our season also proved to be one unlike anyother. It was our first season with a male member of the team, we got a new coach, and we came from within one game of going to the State Tourney, which is the closest we have come in five years. Not only were we a strong team, we were a team of togetherness and spirit which also helped greatly for our success. We hope that next years team will be a winning team and keep in the field hockey spirit! Captains, 1986 Field hockey Diane Larsson has the advantage as she bullies with her opponent. Row 1 (I to r). Beth Kenniston and Diane Larsson. Row 2 (I to r): JoElle Daskam, Brenda Fontaine, Steve Hagerty, Kim Henriques, Stacey Seferiadis, Erin Geddes, Nicole Desautel. Tammy Perry, Peine Gurnier, 3rd Row (I to r): Coach Allison Fitzerald, Debbie DeAmelio. Amy McCoy, Marleen Pitas, Jaqui Monahan, Nancy Lapierre, Julie Hanewich, Jennifer Kelly, Alison Gattoni, Coach Sue Crumbaker. Stacey Seferiadis dodges her opponent with ease. Steve, the 6 ' 2 ' , 220 lb, lineman for the football team? Alison using her one handed steady- stick. Seniors (1 to r): Kim Henriques, Diane Larsson, Steve Hagerty, Beth Kenniston, Stacey Seferiadis, Erin Geddes. JV Row 1(1 to r): Sue Smith, Lisa Larsson, Jenette Petrie, Lisa Simpson, Kellie Wallis, Jen Burns, Kirsten Frye, Stacy Keim, Stacey Clarke. 2nd Row: Linda Lee, Sarah Culligan, Michele Ramos, Rachel Lapierre, Dee Rheaume, Missy Love, Amy lida, Julie Trapani, Heather Axel, Christine Grimley, Coach Allison Fitzgerald. What ' s so interesting JoElle, other than the ball? 145 Football Co-Captains: Jim Reynolds and Kevin Candelet The 1986 football season was a great success even though we did not have an outstanding record. All the players had a lot of fun and pride. The coaches gave us all the confidence we needed. We would like to think that one thing the team never did was give up during a game, especially during the win over Feehan and the tie against North. We would like to thank all the fans and student body for all the support that they gave us through out the season. It really helped to pick us up when we were losing. As for next year, the team should be able to hold their own. There are many talented underclassmen who should be good, because of the amount of determination and the heart they have. Good Luck next year. ' !! Captains 1986 87 146 Row 1(1 to r): Jim Reynolds, Kevin Candelet. Row 2: Pete Sborrock, Dave Leroux, Ronnie Cameron, Scot Sackett, Mike Barboza, John Fernandes, Lane Lajoie, Rob Parker, Brian Nordberg, Tom Kelliher. Row 3: Darrell Silva, Tim Judge, Doug LeBrun, Chris Cerrone, Tony Vieira, Jeff Gobin, Tommy Bealieu, George Little, Max Drinkwater, Tom Houle, Jack Levis. Row 4: Jim McGovern, Ryan Drinkwater, Peter Mercier, Mike Defilice, Eric Wilmot, Chris Infante, Jim Hanewicb, Craig Laliberte, Shane Bajnoci, Jerry Brodeur, Matt Mooney, Jon Daskam. Row 5: Mark Almeida, Mark Houle, Steven Glover, Mike Gattoni, Chris Craig, Jamie Ebert, Donny Crooke, Andy White, Dan Parker, Tom Parker, Kenny Clarke. ' The two rivals! Row 1 (I to r): Pete Shorrock, Scot Sackett, Kevin Candelet, Jim Reynolds, Mike Barboza, Lane Lajoie. Row 2(1 to r): Dave Leroux, Ronnie Cameron, John Fernandes, Rob Parker, Tom Kelliber, Brian Nordberg. Coaches(l to r): Paul Geddes, Jay Gilmore, Head Coacb-Cbet Hanewicb, David Lamberton, and Greg Troy. Girls Gymnastics Row 1 (1 to r): Linda Mitchell, Kim Ferreira, Sheryl St. George, Tara Dolan, Tracey Sabo urin. Row 2 (I to r): Coach Mike Martin, Karen Rock, Robin Diaz, Jen Morris, Missy Grantham, Laura Matrone. Missing: Senior Captain Stacie Dumont Captain: Sheryl St. George The girls entered each meet with optimistic feelings and really gave it their all. Coaches Mr. Martin, Nancy McCaric, and Don Gauvin gave us all the confidence and coaching we needed to do our best. Each girl was given goals to achieve, and towards the end of the season, each accomplished their goal, gained experience competing, and made new friendships. Although the majority of the team was young this year, we contained enough depth to lead us to success. The team ' s great potential will lead them to success in the future. Co-Captains Sheryl St. George and Stacie Dumont Boys Gymnastics None of us on the gymnastics team this year knew how well we would do. There were only four seniors on the team, but a lot of talented underclassmen and even some freshmen gave us high hopes for another successful season. And sure enough, with the talented and dedicated coaching by Mr. Martin and Don Gauvin, we grew to be a strong force in the league. Tim Fonseca and I have enjoyed our four years on the team and especially this past year, serving as captains. I ' m sure that all the underclassmen will continue to grow stronger and more skilled, and we wish you all the continued success, under Mr. Martin, that you deserve. Jason Arenburg Jeff Ferragi relaxes on the bar. Row 1 (I to r): Jason Braud, Jeff Ferragi, Jason Arenburg, Tim Fonseca, Tim Roderick, Christian Robles. Row 2: Marc Guerrieur, Greg Burnham, Adam Turner, Buddy Sackett, Ron Bergeron, Don Sabourin. Row 3: Scot Forbes, Sam Lacasse, Coach Don Gauvin, Coach Mike Martin, Don Parslow, Kevin Raming. 150 Did you ever think that a stool would come in handy? Look mom, I can fly!!! Co-Captains(l to r): Mark Proia, Todd Wardwell, Jason Arenburg Although our season was not as successful as we had hoped, we had a strong, spirited, and unified team. Coach Pereira gave us unending support, which was especially helpful in all of those games that were decided by a goal. As a team, the breaks weren ' t always with us, but we did send four players to the all-league team, and one to the honorable mention all- state team. The senior members of the team bad an exceptional year with the help of many talented underclassmen. We wish next years co-captains Steve Rodrigues and Jason Parenteau the best of luck and for the team, a successful season and a dominate one!!! Soccer Row 1(1 to r): Jason Arenburg, Daniel Ydoyga, Dave Neveux, Noel Cabrera, Tim Roderick, Clemens Heilmann, Don Sabourin, Steve Rodrigeus, Ron Andre, George Argueta, Row 2: Coach Pereira, Todd Wardwell, Sean Moore, Chuck Toffling, Jim Loring, Mark Proia, Johan Noren, Juan Regolf, Peter Lind, Jason Parenteau, Jim Cote, Ron Fulton. During balftime. Coach Pereira prepares the team for their upcoming victory. Jason Arenburg-Captain 1986 Coach Peter Perreira Junior Varsity (1 to r): Tony Martin, Steve Almeida, Matt Colella, Alberto Ruano, Todd Seidel, Leo Hirsbrunner, Van Un, Mike Treen, Marc Gabel, Peter Crawford, Eric Hupp, Steve Hoffman. Row 2 (1 to r) Coach Oscar Carrillo, Bryon Herrera, Fred Hamrahi, Jason Fredette, Kevin Fay, Dale Rheaume, James Conway, John Dafulas, Robert Bowie, James Adams, Aimee Daniel, Paul Cochran, Jon McCurdy, Jason Hanson, Todd Candelete. Seniors Row 1(1 to r): Jason Arenburg, David Neveux, Tim Roderick, Clemens Heilmann, Ron Andre. Row 2(1 to r): Sean Moore, Jim Loring, Mark Proia, Johan Noren, Noel Cabrera, Chuck Toffling, Todd Wardwell Now try to kick it! 153 Boys Swimming The boys swim team entered their season with high hopes for a .500 season. Their hard work was evident because they came off to a fast start, beginning with a 4-0 record. Seniors Pat O ' Donnell and Steven Hagerty were strong forces for the team, while the juniors proved to be unbeatable. Although this year ' s team didn ' t have any freshmen members, the team feels that next year will be full of skill and ability to outswim the rest. Pat O ' Donnell and Steve Hagerty Row 1 (I to r): Steve Almeida, John Sears, Derek Hood, Rob Bowie, Scott Whiting, Jim Hagerty, Matt Camelio, Andy White, Danny Cole. 2nd Row (1 to r): Coach Lucia Gardner, Rodney Martin, Pat O ' Donnell, Johan No ' ren, Rich Pineo, Chris Bush, Paul Fournier, Coach Vic Bonneville. Missing: Steve Hagerty. Girls Swimming This year ' s swim team had a very good season in spite of our loss of last year ' s Seniors, some of whom were event winners. Our underclassmen carried the team through our 9 and 2 season. We really enjoyed our season, but not only because it was a winning one. We have great team spirit and unity. Every girl on the team is allowed to compete in almost every meet, giving them a sense of loyalty to the team. We work together, and we win. Next year should be a terrific season. The team is losing only two Seniors and the underclassmen are already carrying the team. With our winning spirit and ability we should continue strongly. Kirsten Kerrigan Captain Girls Swim Team Co-Captains(l to r): Kirsten Kerrigan and Kris Fagnand ' Head First! ' Coach William Dentch 1st Row(l to r): Kirsten Kerrigan. Pam Soucy. Jennifer Turgeon, Laura Sproul. Shannan Kerrigan, Maria Candiloro, Kim Fagnand, Beth Marsland. Milinda Altamarino. 2nd Row(l to r): Denise LaChance, Cindy Little, Erica Christensen, Betsy Danesi, Tara Dolan, Beth Wadick, Michelle Antosca. Kim Semas, Colleen McCormick, Kim Bowling. I 156 Coach William Riley. Leanne is being set up for her tremendous slam. Junior Varsity: Coacli Tammy Payette. 1st Row(l to r): Debbie Langlois, Pam Fuerst, Tori Mendes, Tracy Piaseci i, Wendy Sliapiro, Kattiy Dubuc. 2nd Row(l to r): Tina Gariepy, Linette Romikaitis, Kim Hocking, Brigit Porter, Kristen Schnieder, Michelle Mulhern, Carma Amorin, Kim Connors, Missing: Karl Corbett. Block that ball Kelly! Although this year ' s volleyball season wasn ' t as successful as in past years, we were a strong and spirited team. All of us fought hard throughout the season and even though it was a tough and long battle, we never gave up. Our underclassmen proved to be a strong base for the team and the seniors continued to be a dominating helping hand. Together the team played as one. We hope that next year ' s team will be very successful, not only in winning, but in spirit. 159 Winter Track Row 1: (1 to r) Kelly Keim, Michelle Antosca, Stacy Holaoder, Jill Cooper, Tammy Brousseau, Jenny Macomber, Michelle Mulhern, Dee Rheume, Greg Forget, Mike Schwensfeir, Row 2: Tiny Kelly, Alyce Spinney, Koren Sword, Leanne Pisani, Rick Crawford, Jay Martin, Joe McLougblin, Jason Amaral, Mike Sbelton, Juan Regolf, Tom Goetz, Tom Hicks, Row 3: Ken Kollet, Jamie Lausbway, Jeff LaPlante, Cory Denbam, Brian Frigon, Scott O ' Connell, Don Dwoske, Eric Hupp, Jim Fernandes, John McKenna, Jim McCarthy, Pam Soucy, Jerry Cadorette. Row 4: Kelly Malloy, Chris Heywood, Max Drinkwalter, Keith Briggs, John Carty, Doug LaMay, Joe Alberqueque, Bob Pitas, Scott McAdams, Kevin Fay, Chris Manlove, Peter Crawford, Dale Rheume, Dan White, Jenny Belcher, Julie Ostiguy, Carma Amorin, Cecilia Amorin, Mike Conroy, Steve Theroux, Chris Craig, Nataban Manlove, Brian Chartier, Shawn Hupp, Carl Schneider, Brian Wheelock, Don Crooks, Jay Parenteau, Jeff Gobin, Shane Bajnocii, Dawn Handy, Tricia Smith. Row 6: Kris Schneider, Chad Denbam, Chad Merris, Kerry Donovan, Pete O ' Conner, Paul Moore, Greg Solomon, Mike Lazarz, Paul McChesney, Cindy Augat, Gina Wiggins, Tom Schwensfeir, Dennis Flemming, Nick Macomber, Mark Almeida, Jeff Farnell, Don Fulton, Michael Gauthier, Jason Hanson. Sophomore, Shane Bajnoci, runs his 300 with heart. Thank God it ' s almost over! The 1986-1987 Boys Winter Track Team started off slowly, while the Girls Winter Track Team started off strong, and through the guidance and support from our coaches, Mr. Newman and Tammie Payette, we led ourselves to many victories. They helped us stick together and pull through no matter what the consequences were. The Winter Track Teams Annual Jog- a-Thon, our fund raiser, was a great success. Seventy out of a hundred finished the 10 mile course. The Boys Team ended up the season with a 5-3 record, with the Girls Team right behind them with a 4-4 record. Captains: Row 1 (L to R): Rick Crawford, Jay Martin, Jason Amaral. Row 2 (L to R): Leanne Pisani, Alyce Spinney, Koren Sword. Turkey Day Coach Hanewich calls the next play from the sidelines. Scot Sackett keeps his balance while he blocks for his teammate. A fighting bombardier leaves the North players in the dust. 162 86 ' Spring Sports These next few pages are candids from ttie 1986 Spring Sport season. A Special Athlete Tom has been training and competing for the Special Olympics since he was 8 years old. And his hard work has paid off. For two consecutive years, Tom has been victorious, competing in the Massachusetts Special Olympics pentathalon in Boston. Tom is now training for the International Special Olympics Summer Games which will take place next July and August at Notre Dame University and St. Mary ' s College in South Bend, Indiana. This will be a very special event for Tom because be is the only one in the Attleboro Area entering the Summer Games and he is 1 out of 10 entering from the state. All of us here at Attleboro High School know that Tom will come back from the Summer Games victorious. And with that victory, he will carry with him a special meaning to the word athlete. Good Luck Tom!! Mr. Gardner really gets into the Halloween spirit. Left: Crystal Rainville writes down her thoughts of spirit week. Above; Sailor, Stacy Dailey, runs the mimeograph machine. Chris and Jim worl on their writing sannples. Class Officers: Jill lida (secretary). Proulx (president), Rob Bowie (vice-president), Nancy LaPierre (treasurer), Beth It has been an honor to serve as President of the Junior Class this year. As we look back at our efforts and successes the 1988 Class officers take pride in thanking each player, coach, and cheerleader for our first Powderpuff victory!!! We would also like to extend special thanks to our advisors; Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Kelleher, and Mr. Sheldon, for their help and guidance throughout the year. To the class of 1987, Congratulations!!, for your beautiful and creative float. You truly deserved first place. We consider your effort a compliment. Best Wishes Always, Ji ll Proulx Junior Class President Brian Frigon is all smiles. Clare Kelleher Patricia Knox Timothy Sheldon 176 Patrica Bradbury Our Sophomore year has been a new and different experience. When we were freshnnan, we felt out of place in the High School, but receiving our class rings this past year makes us feel like we ' re really a part of Attleboro High School. As the year progressed, our entire class grew closer together, making our Sophomore Gathering, one to remember. As our Sophomore year comes to an end, we grew even closer. Our fund raiser was very successful and we look forward to starting our junior year. Class of 89 President Paul Cochran Class Officers: (I to r) Jen Heywood (Treasurer), Jen Dardene (Secretary). Scot Forbes (Vice- President), Paul Cochran (President). Representatives: Row 1: Jen Pitas, Kerri Broadbent, Tori Mendes, Jen Burns. Row 2: Aimee Daniels Peter Lind. Amy lida. 7 75 Mr. Pond-advisor The class of 1990 entered the high school with hopes, dreams, challenges, and fears. A couple of weeks into the school year we elected our officers who were: Vice- president-Jill Amaral, Secretary-Matt Cochran, Treasurer-Chris Bridges. Soon after that, we began to construct our float, which proved to be quite a challenge to us all. Thanks to all the people who made this possible. I ' ve really enjoyed being the president of the class this year and helping out with school activities. We are also looking forward to our Freshman Socia to be held on June 5, 1987. Sincerely, Adam Turner Christine Bridges, (treasurer). Matt Cochran (secretary), Jill Amaral (vice-president). Adann Turner (president). Representatives: Row 1 (I to r): Wendy Sharpies, Lisa Larsson, Donna Vincent, Jason Braud. Row 2: Kim Shepard. Wick Winn, Andy Bush, Heather Axel. 180 judjMt CouMJbii Row 1 Seniors: David Leroux, Clemens Heilmann. Stacy Seferiadis, Tim Fonseca, Crystal Rainville, Kirsten Kerrigan, Colleen Wade. Patti Colombo, Jim Lynch, Jason Arenburg, Jason Amaral, Mark Proia. Kelly Rowan, Stacey Dailey, Sean Moore, Johan Noren, Row 2 Juniors: Lisa Simmons, Beth lida. Paula Ashford. Betsy Danesi, Linda Mitchell, Tracy Blackader, Rob Bowie, Jill Proulx, Nancy Lapierre, Kim Ferreira, Amy McCoy, Deanna Heon, Chris Bush, Stacy Holander. Kristin Dyer. Row 3 Sophomores: Ms. Sollitto, Mike Stanley, Jen Burns, Tori Mendes, Aimee Daniel, Keri Broadbent, Paul Cochran, Jen Dardenne, Jen Heywood, Peter Lind, Amy lida, Jen Pitas, Jim Conway. Row 4 Freshmen: Wick Winn, Wendy Sharpies, Kim Shepard, Donna Vincent, Christine Bridges, Jill Amaral, Matt Cochran, Andy Bush, Lisa Larsson, Heather Axel, Jason Braud. Missing: Seniors: Andrea Nunes, Missy Gonsalves, Bob Hanewich. Juniors: Jeff LaPlante, Jack Levis. Sophomores: Scot Forbes. Freshmen: Adam Turner. Student Advisory Council Row 1: Debbie Todd. Row 2: Alison Gattoni. Betsy Danesi. Row 3: David Leroux, Stacey Dailey, Beth lida. 182 Freshman Rachel Lapierre can ' t choose just one book. Guidaim office uioKkm Beauregard. Kristi Bangs, Dina Thibeault. Deep Thought. Row 1: Paula Lacasse, Jennifer Maynard, Kristin Wronsl i, Paula Pardey, Sandy Schreiver. Row 2: Kim Ward, Cathleen McCormick, Christine Thennis, Tanya DeShazo, Judy Parnnenter, Brenda Blais, Shanna Hurd, Dory Chat. Row 3: Mrs. Giles, Susan Porter, Nelia Costa, Nancy Delfino, Celeste Aguiar, Sheryl St. George, Marie Conrad, Linda Killingsworth, Debbie Voipe, Debbie McDonald, Cathy Shaw. Row 4: Robert Betts, Paul Allen, Keith Lucier, Quentin Furey, Curtis Greive, Paravay Khiev, Ana Sousa, Lori Davis, Cheryl Gracia, Kelly Rowan, Candy Smith. Tanya DeShazo 185 Deidre Rheaume. Missing; Christine Lazarz, Dale Rheaume, Rich Pineo. Bob Pitas, Missy Tansey. Jennifer Johnson, Paul McChesney. Close-Up is an organization that gets 10, 11, and 12 graders to get involved with their governnnent. This is done by attending seminars for a week in Washington D.C. Students are given the opportunity to meet their congressman and learn how the government works while also having fun in our nations capital. This program helps young people understand this crazy world of ours. Many new friendships are made while learning about the country. Kristin Dyer Class of 88 Top Row: Guy Goulet, Linda Mitchell, Sean Moore, Middle Row: Nicole Lacerda, Michelle Antosca, Kinn Ferreira. Bottonn Row: Kristin Dyer, Betsy Danesi, Lee Rich, P. T. Sollltto (advisor). Missing: Andy White, Jill Nimiroski, Colleen McCormick, Linda, Nicole, and Michelle take in the sights Betsy and her new found friend, Ralph Brown. How could I have gotten that one wrong??? Row 1 (I to r): Debbie Breault, Tim Fonseca, Marie Conrad, Debbie Pagano, Michelle Dubuc. Wendy Desmarais, Row 2: Kristen Galarneau, Katherine Gallivan, Chris Sipley, Lisa Langlais, Donna Courtois, Lisa Lanzetta, Tracy Breit, Michelle Shapiro, Shelly Gravel, Leanne Burden, Colleen Wade. Row 3: Kendra Heywood, Barbara Craw, Sue Carvalho, Sue Charpentier, Lori Kingman, Stacie Dumont, Tracy Varrieur, Dianne Larsson, Andrea Nunes, Manny Pacheco, Brad Dean, Row 4: Jason Amaral, Michael Shelton, Maria Cardosa, Sean Moore, Ron Andre, Todd Lizotte, Tom Goetz, David Leroux, Mark Proia, John Fernandes, Jim Loring, David Hyland, Jeff Pierce, Row 5: Chris Brathas, Ricl Crawford, Jason Arenburg, Stacey Dailey, Donna Rainey, Stephanie Chicoine, Roberta Mahon, Keith Seidel. Daughters of the American Revolution Colleen Wade Century Leadership Award James Lynch Hugh O ' Brien Youth Leadership Award Aimee Daniel 188 Barbara, hard at work at the school store! thought that I was the only one in the hall. Row 1: Mike Nordberg, Jennifer Pitas, Trudy Parillo, Sharon Rider. Row 2: Melissa Blackwell, Mario Keith, Debbie Dwoske Row 3: Mrs. Rae Forbes, Mrs. Janice Collette. Hello, my name is Virginia Jeanin. I come from the south of France. I came to the United States to study and learn the American Education, Since I ' ve been here I ' ve enjoyed my stay. Attleboro is a friendly, happy place, I ' ve met a lot of nice people and have made some excellent long lasting friendships, Ivly host family the Blackwells are super people. They are very kind and helpful and helped make me feel right at home I thank them for that! My year here at Attleboro, with all my new experiences, from every walk of life - has been fun!! I thank everyone who has made It that way! And also wish the class of 1987 good luck in the future, Sincerly, Virginie, The first thing I would like to say is that I really enjoyed studying and living in America The American High School is very different for me. And it has been somewhat difficult. Learning english has been very hard, I will make the effort to learn it, Attleboro High School is a very good school. We have good teachers and good friends. I appreciate the politeness of my American class-mates Even though I will return to Brazil, I will always remember this experience. Frederico Costa Filho It ' s been lots of fun to go to A.H S, I ' m so glad I came here. There are many kinds of people that there ' s no certain way to live. You have more choices on everything. We ' re expected to study all the time over in Japan I found little difference between Japan and the U S, since it is very Americanized I guess it doesn ' t matter where you are as long as you have good friends, I ' d like to thank all of my friends, helpful teachers and my lost family who is the best one in the whole world Special thanks to my friends in the band, chorus, and A Cappella who have made my American life a great one I ' ll miss you so much when I go back in March to go back to school In Japan, the school year starts in April, I ' m sure I ' ll come back here again. See you then, June Kitanaka I am very happy that I have been able to come here and spend a year in your high school. The people and the school are so different here compared to Sweden, It has been an experience I will never forget. The thing that meant most to me is that you can participate in so many different activities in school, I would like to thank my friends, the teacher, and the guidance counselors who have made this year such a great year for me, SWEDEN RULES!!! Thank You, Johan Noren This article is a description of a foreign exchange student (that ' s me), his life in home country, West-Germany, and his life In America Born on April 2, 1970 (Birthday cards are always welcome), I grew up in a very unusual town: West-Berlin, democratic island in the middle of communistic East Germany, two million people surrounded by the wall. But a town with a lot of life, spirit, and fun. Without that it would probably break down. In all the years. I enjoyed my life in Berlin. But sometime somehow I decided to do something different and so I got involved in international student exchange and applied for being a foreign exchange student to America, But why Attleboro? Well, if I would have had a decision, I would probably spend this year somewhere in Florida, southern California, or Hawaii, A family that wanted to have a foreign exchange student would apply at the same organization, gets some information about several students and then picks one of them. So I ended up in Attleboro with the LaFerrieres And I think I was lucky to get in this family. In the first weeks I had to find out how to spend all my time that I had available suddenly. So I joined the Attleboro High Soccer Team, That made things for me a lot easier. I met kids and made some friends even before school started and most important, I had something to do and no time to get homesick Then finally, with some days delay, the first day in school was there I felt almost like a six year old kid. that waited all his short life for that first day of school, but after a while I realized that school means the same everywhere In those first days, I had trouble remembering all those names of all those new people, I think you can understand that But now that there are no big problems anymore, I am having a good time In and out of school. So, I will stay here the remaining eight months having a lot of fun with all of you until the sad moment comes to say good-bye But hopefully I will see some of you again!! Clemens Heilmann m The fast thing that I was worried about when I come to America was how different It would be from there. Also how hard it would be for me to adapt myself to this complelety new culture and thai of the U.S.A. is what really makes this year such a fantastic experience for me. 1 can promise everyone that I will never forget the people nor all the ' good things that I have learned about American cutture. I will treasure sfiaring the year with my host family. ■ ■ mwK Thanks everybody, Juan V. Regolt i My name is Anita Jensen, and I came from Bergen, Norway. I ' m staying here in Attleboro for 10 months as an exchange student. Attleboro High is different from my high school in Norway in many ways. We can ' t pick the subjects we want in Norway, and we don ' t have school sports. Besides that, I just love all the activities you have here like pep rallies, spirit week, powderpuff etc. I ' ve never seen anything like the school spirit at Attleboro High in Norway. The first day of school I was really nervous. It seemed so huge, and I was afraid I ' d get lost! But the kids here have been great!!! I ' ve made lots of good friends, I ' ll really miss when I go back. I can ' t believe I ' ve already been here for 3 1 2 months! Being an exchange student has been a neat experience so far. I haven ' t only learned a lot about the U S A, and the people here, I ' ve also learned a lot about myself too. Of course I get homesick sometimes, but usually I ' m too busy with school, sports, and friends to even think about it Last, I want to thank the people that have made this one of the best years of my life: my host family, my friends, my teachers and everybody else. You ' re all WICKED AWESOME! All my love, Anita Jeff Carr supervises the videotaping. Row 1 (I to r): Lydia Morriseau. Lorene Vezina, Ben Roth, Row 2: Tanya DeShazo, Brett Saville, Monique Depot, Jeff Brewster, Chris Ramsey, Chris Kretchnnan, Row 3; Dave Kholi, Don Laliberte, Mike Stanley, Sue Joyal. A(uko- Vilud Aidei Row 1 (I to r): Sue Joyal. Julie McGovern, Dawn Plante, Kris Wronsl i, Theresa Vasquez, Evelyn Sierra. Diane Zito. Brenda Blais, Michelle Blais. Row 2: Sue Porter, Tonn Kraus, Sean Coogan, Tom Beaulieu. Jon Daskam. Kevin Candelet. Don Laliberte, Mike Carroll, Flo Galarneau (advisor). Row 3: Tim Robertson, Liz Geisel, Jodi DeGiandomineco, Sonja Wheeler, Chris Chalifoux, Jamie Lyie, Derek Mendler, Mike Quint, David Lang. It wasn ' t that funny!!! 192 WotJc Lab Row 1; (I to r) Julie Bosley, James Anderson, Lisa Gorman. Row 2: Lisa Hughes, Carlos Mondonca, Yvonne Lesser. Row 3: Estelle Lange, Tom Hicks. Lisa Hughes works busily on her latch hook rug. 193 Middle: Lauren Jenks gets ready for opening night Bottom Left: Sandy Dennis and Alden Harrison celebrate their success of the play. Bottom Right: Dorothy and her friends prepare for their trip to the Emerald City. Row 1 (L to R): Janis Grande (treasurer), Lauren Jenks (secretary), Ana Tavares (president), Mike Stanley, Debbie Pelland, Melinda Altimirano, Amy Jo Laurilla. Row 2: Nancy Howard, Angie Blais, Chris Grantham (vice-pres), Debbie Dwoske. Mario Keith, Mike Nordberg, Amy Shelton, Kerry Sengny, Chris Gollin. Debby Todd, Katie Schneider. M4 Row 1 Donna Rainey. Lisa Hansen. Chris Williams. Erin Milton. Lisa Langlais, Theresa Faria. Donna Courtois. June Kitanaka. Karen Neily Row 2 Dawn Brillon. Patti Colombo. Keri Broadbent. Kelley Corbett. Wendy Gaertner. Melissa Blackwell. Lauren Jenks. Dawn Plante. Jennifer Heywood. Carlos Dalomba. Mike Stanley Row 3 Kathy Kane. Dee Rheume. Cathy McCormick. Julianne Hebert. Tracey Philibert. Kendra Heywood. Cathy Belmore. Leslie McLean. Amy Shelton. Lisa Neiduiecky. Jill Anderson. Stephanie Chicoine Row 4 Chris Coaulin. Mike Sanford. Mark Nimiroski. Tim Allard. Brian Raming. Dave Khali Chris Rock, Dale Rheume. Chris Grantham. Lon McPhail. Jason Arenburg. Missing Cindy Augat. Stephanie Brothers. Paula Sylvia, Betsy Danes!. Eva Ivlachel. Jams Grande. Frank Thibodeau. Heywood Stem Lon Cunha. Paula Sylvia. Paula Ashtord. Lisa Hansen. Kathy Kane. Jill Anderson. Tracy Menard. Mario Keith. Carmen Hardman. Tracy Philibert. Flag Elizabeth Grenier. Jennifer Belcher. Laura Dumas. Cindy Augut. Dawn Brillon. Jennifer Vocal Ensemble Officers Row 1 Melissa Blackwell Heywood. Jaras GrarKie. Andrea Galarneau MissirTg Kelley Corbett. Theresa Faria Stephanie Brothers Row 2 Lisa Langlais. Stephanie Chicoine SAND COLOR GUARD Row i: Greg Sevigny. Michelle Bids. Sue Walsh. Mr Caron Row 2: Jennifer Blackwell, Tammy Fidelia. Kim Tansey. Kerry Wallace. Maryanne Jordan. Beth Grenier. Tracey Philibert. Tammy Dowdall. Nancy Howard. Angle Blais. Chris Defreitas Row 3 Tim Allard. Kelly Varrieur. Steve Pospisil. Chris Themis. Paula LaCasse. Keri Broadbent. Adrienne Vincent. Kea Rawls. Debra Dwoske. Amy Robinson. Yasmin Diaz. Patricia Kozuch Row 4 Mark Nimiroski. Michael Gordon. Daniel Billington. Christopher Kretchman. Deborah Dean. Lauren Jenks. Kerry Sevigny. Aimee Daniel. Kelly Corbett. Christopher Grantham. Linda Lee. Kelly Randall Row 5 Wendy Gray. Deidre Rheaume. Carlos DaLomba. Pamela Fitzpatrick. Lisa Lanzetta. Stephen Pray. Mark Galsel Row 6 Jonathan Sevigny. Scot Greenstein. Leo Hirsbrunner. Dale Rheaume. Sheila Henry. Brad Dean. Donna Rainey. Row 7 Peter Pierce. Michael Avakian. Mario Polidoro. Robert Peterson. Frank Crisafulli. Christopher Daniel. Brian Raming, Christopher Rock Above left I wish this song would hurry up and end ' Above Rock-N-Roll is here to stay ' Lett: What page was that song on? Li Row 1 Dawn Genereau. Maria Barbosa, Lauren Audette. Lisa Mobley. Tina Gariepy. June Kitanaka. Julie Lemieux. Lori Cunha. Row 2 Paula Pardey. Kris Maxham. Dawn Plante. Jennifer Ford. Chris Bridges. Jennifer Sylvester. Carmen Hardman. Sheryl St George Row 3 Shanna Hurd, Deanna Heon, Kelly Rowen. Lori Strom. Ron Boyd. Kevin Raming. Tricia Tucker missing Lynn Edwards. Kirsten Kerrigan. Karen Spaner. Nicole Turenne. lyielanie Sutton. Lisa Nierdviecky (Top Rigfit ) What page are we on again? ' (Above ) Ivlaybe I can play this if I try. Row 1: Julie McGovern, Lisa Hansen. Cindy Hereux. Tracy Piasecki. Michelle Durand. Andrea Galarneau. Melissa Blackwell. Rachel Proulx. Row 2 Heather Hinton. Jennifer Morris. Julie Hathaway. Sheryl Burns. Judi Williams. Amy Robinson. Donna Lemieux. Patti Cheyne. Sue Joyal Row 3 Jennifer Lawton. Teana Briand. Debbie Dwoski. Carlos Dahamba. Tim Allard, Mario Keith. Leslie McLean. Olga Huertas missing: Sara Burns. Lisa Dunbar. Tracy Philibert. Chris Rock. Chris Grantham, Chris Gaulin 198 Below: Wait, I ' m not on the rigtit page yetl Bottom: Sean Moore in deep concentration over t)is music. Row 1: Karen Rocl , Wendy Benoit. Karen Bumpus. Jeanne Heon, Melinda Altamirano, Nancy Howard. Tracey Menard. Ctiris Wasilewski. Kim Connors Row 2: Ana Sousa, Mictielle Bedard, Belt) Grenier, Mike Stanley. Brian Raming. Steve Stanley. Jilt Anderson. Kerri Brown. Kim Goditt. Missing: Lisa Convey. Stacy Foley. Ctiris Goulin. Janis Grande. Danielle LaCasse. Denise LaChance, Kari Lange. Carrie Lincoln. Kevin St. Don. Debbie Todd. Kelly Varrieur. 199 Twikeff Dcuf Pouihtpuff In the annual powderpuff football game, the Senior girls took on the Junior girls, while the guys cheered them on. Both sides played a tough running and passing game, but in the end the Juniors pulled ahead to take the game 24-22. Below: Leanne Pisani, ready for the punt. Bottom Left: This cheerleader needs a shave. Bottom Right: Senior girls have spirit. Row 1: Paul Berube, Steve Russ, Jim Lountalosouk, Row 2: Mike Fernandes, Danny Cole, Captain: Bob Grimley, Tim Sears, Clemens Heilman. Row 3: Todd Wardwell, George Sells, Quentin Furey, Rob Stahl, Keith Seidel, Johan Noren, Doug King, Ron Andre. 204 Top left: The junior offense plans its strategy. Middle left: What are you looking for Bob??? Middle center: Congratulations to the winning class. Middle right: Michelle Antosca starts the game off on the right foot. Bottom left: Missy looks on as the seniors take the lead. Bottom right: Tracy McCann strives to make a first down. Ymhook taff Kristin Dyer, Kim Ferreira: Senior Section Editors. Donna Dumas. May Keniston: Business Editors Congratulations To The Class Of ' 87 GENERAL METAL FINISHING CO. INC 42 Frank Mossberg Drive Attleboro, MA (617) 222-9683 ANGIE ' S DECORATORS 466 Washington St. So. Attleboro, MA (Old Lincoln School) • Carpeting • Level Oars • Custom Drapes • Linoleum • Complete Window Fixes • Shades BRAS SUPS NKJHTWEAn PANTIES SWIMWEAR GIRDLES MASTECTOMY 5 PARK ST ATTLEBORO. MA 02703 JANICE LAURIE JEAN CARTER 222-6610 Best Wishes From ATTLEBORO ICE CO., INC 64 Pleasant St Attleboro, MA 02703 210 GAllERy of HOIVIES 209 Pleasant Street, Attleboro, MA 02703 5us: (617) 226-1515 Res: (617) 695-6537 ED PARISEAU REAL ESTATE, INC. BARBLOM ' S FLOWERS GIFTS 159 MAPLE STREET ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 02703 JOE LYNDA McCRA 222-2480 CARPETING - LINOLEUM - CERAMIC TILE 8 LAMB STREET, ATTLEBORO, MASS. 02703 TELEPHONE 222-8591 MARION SMITH DON SMITH MARILYN ANGUS MEL ANGUS Hie QutVlhoue 77 UNION STREET ATTLEBORO MA 02703 WILLIS-MAC KINNON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. The Insurance People .r J jkiw J 175 North Main Street • Attleboro, Mass. 02703 • (617) 222-4000 211 • 469 PLEASANT STREET • ATTLEBORO, MA 02703 TELEPHONE 222-3021 LAN a BUICK • PONTIAC • CADILLAC 212 Congratulations Colleen And The Class Of ' 87 TELEPHONE (617) 222-1435 WALSH CONTRACTING CORP. HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION • WATER MAINS SEWERS • SITE CONSTRUCTION 82 NORTH AVENUE ATTLEBORO, MASS. 02703 213 AM 1320 WARA Inland Cable Communications 8 North Main Street • Attleboro, MA 02703 Congratulations To The Class Ot ' 87 COU NTY SQUAR E PHARMACY. INC. A ROBERT HEROUX. B. S.. Reg. Ph. 285COUNTYST. TCL. 222-7620 ATTLEBORO. MASS. Good Luck To The Class Of ' 87 HASKELL BUS SERVICE Robert A. Peloquin Insurance Agency, Incorporated Retirement Planning - Group Health Life - Home - Auto ROBERTA. PELOQUIN Registered Representative Notary Public P.O. Box 1 46 408 Old Colony Rd. Cha rtley, MA 02712 (617) 226-4076 214 Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 87 RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL Howard R. Walsh PLUMBING a HEATING MASS. Lie. 13028 88 HEMLOCK Drive AttlebORO, ma 02703 617-222-6798 ANDERSON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INC COMPLETE MODERN FACILITIES Chrysler • Plymouth • Reliant • Horizon • Colt • Voyager • Laser • Lebaron CHRYSLER SALES - SERVICE - PARTS Vlymoulfi LEASING ANO DAILY RENTAL NOW 2 LOCATIONS ATTLEBORO NO. ATTLEBORO 222-4500 699-7579 676 PLEASANT ST. 540 E. WASHINGTON (Open Eves. Till 8 P.M. • Sats. Till 4 P.M.) Congratulations To The Class Of 87 James A. Murphy Son 1879 COUNTY ST., SO. ATTLEBORO, MA 02703 215 Congratulations Class Of ' 87 From THE SUN CHRONICLE 216 -flTTL-EBpR04«o COAL CO., INC. 222-3700 Fuel Oil, Heating Equipment, Air Conditioning A FRIEND Ans and Craft Supplies Plus I Professional Toie and Decorative Artist AL ' S ARTISTIC INNOVATIONS 549 Central Ave. Seekonk, MA 02771 (617) 761-4070 ALBERT E OUMONT SC O Ov nef Professional Floral Designer Certified _ u _ . Color W WA Consultant B HANK ' S CLEANSING SHOP 319 Thacher St. Attleboro Good Luck To The Class Of ' 87 2 2 2-1755 Good Luck Class Of 1987 DANA INDUSTRIES ZIP ' S LIQUORS, INC. JOHN A. BARONCELLI 195 Pine Street Owner - Manager Attleboro, Mass. 02703 217 Bristol Travel GIVES YOU THAT GET UP GO 9 North Main Street. Attleboro, Massachusetts 02703-2214 SINCE 1908 143 PARK ST , ATTLEBORO MASS, 02703 2220178 KULL ' S OFFICE SUPPL Y, INC. Office Furniture • Computer Supplies Artist and Drafting Materials John Kull President 40 Emory Street Attleboro, MA 02703 218 DWYER HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 52 Eddy St Attleboro Congratulations To The Class Of ' 87 From Your Neighorhood Oil Dealer QUALITY OIL CO. • Radio Dispatched • Any Amount Delivered • Quantity Prices • 24 Hr. Burner Services Just Call 222-3187 A.R. Viera Son-Prop. Best Of Luck Class Of ' 87 DONLEY. DEBRA A. BUCACCI ' }ai.fiion cSlioes. at . ffoiJal fa £PitC£i 140 Central Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 617-399-6178 (617) 222-0750 (617) 222-0759 ©exter 0iti%imtv Co., int. MateiM PlMt«rers Supplies ALBERT W. INGLESE, JR. President 38 Forest Street Attleboro. MA 02703 219 Congratulations Class Of ' 87 JOE BOLTIN (57) RHODA M. DULUDE Best Of Luck MR MRS RICHARD Ml LOT To The MR MRS DAVID SWAIN E Class Of 1987 PARA TRONIX Bank St Attleboro, Ma. 02703 COOPERS 5 No. Main St Attleboro, Ma. AO 7 AO VICTOR J. GULINO INSURANCE AGENCY WHERE SERVICE IS THE POLICY Karen Gulino Benedetti Marcia Gulino Class Of W Class Of ' 84 220 Congratulations To The Class Of ' 87 From THE ATTLEBORO ELKS 1014 We the class of 1987 wish to thank THE ATTLEBORO ELKS 1014 for their continuous cooperation throughout our graduating year. Their generous gift of our Senior Class Breakfast and free use of their hall, help to defray the cost of our Senior Class dues. This special occasion will always remain in our memories. We would like to give a special THANK YOU to THE ATTLEBORO ELKS 1014 for their scholarships. Best Of Luck Class Of ' 87 NAP ' S VARIETY STORE THE BOBBINS COMPANY U Neil dIvCj Attieuoro, MA U f (Jo Thanks For The (617) 222-2900 Memories From The 1986-87 STUDENT COUNCIL Go For It Class Of ' 87 RYAN SONS GOB SHOP AND FAMILY SPORTS 15 N. Main St Attieboro, MA Best Of Luck To The Class Of ' 87 From The 1987 GIRLS TENNIS TEAM 222 HK.OP RICHARDSON Insurance Agency, Inc. 7 North Main Street P.O. Box 388 Attleboro, Mass. 02703 617 222-5252 336-9200 KELLEY TATARIAN INSURANCE 104 Park Street ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 222-6446 DODGE DODGE TRUCKS COLT (617) 222-2100 761-8700 42 County Street, Rt. 123 Attleboro, Massachusetts Compliments of Texas Instruments Creating useful products and services for you. 223 COVER ' THE EARTH V AGNER ' S FLOWER SHOP 23 Bank St Attleboro 222-0720 W.H. RILEY SON, INC. 1 No. Main St Attleboro Good Luck Class Of ' 87 STEVE ' S BEVERAGE LABONTE ' S DRIVING SCHOOL Park St Attleboro 226-0741 STEPHEN H. FOLEY FUNERAL HOME 126 So. Main St Founded 1910 Sincere Dignified Service Director: Mary Foley Pateis Tel; 222-0498 224 Good Luck Class Of 1987 18 HOLES PUBLIC COURSE DAILY FEE COUNTY STREET ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 222-9735 4 RGGbokB DB SPORTS Featuring Name Brand Athletic Footwear and Clothing 546 Kelley Blvd. No. Attieboro, MA 02760 (617) 695-4499 Best Wishes From HAM ETTA ' S 1 1 Washington St. So. Attieboro, MA CHI mi RESTAURANT Opien 7 days a week Monday thru Thursday 1 1 30 a.m. to 1030 p.m. Friday and Saturday 1 1 30 a.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday 1 2 noon to 1 030 p.m. Luncheon Specials Daily 1 1 30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Chinatown Restaurant is located at 35 North Washington Street (Route lA), Downtown Morth Attieboro, Massachusetts. 695-8000 MasterCard, VISA, and American Express accepted. CHINATQ G A R D E N S Open 7 days a week Sunday to Thursday 1 1 a.m. to 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday 1 1 a.m. to 2 a.m. Luncheon Specials Daily 1 1 a.m. to 330 p.m. Chinatown Gardens is located at 124 Pleasant Street (Route 123), Attieboro, Massachusetts 222-1000 MasterCard, VISA and American Express accepted 225 services Let ARA Do It! SCHOOL NUTRITON SERVICES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 mm Good Luck Class Of ' 87 D M PIZZA 290 County St. For Faster Service Call: 226-2492 Or 222-2355 We Will Have It Ready For You! Hours Sunday Thru Thursday 11-11 Friday And Saturday 11-12 Best Wishes GENERAL TOOL SUPPLY • Industrial Machine Shop Supplies 1370 County St. 226 I AYUMt RENTAL SERVING HOME, BUSINESS AND CONTRACTOR NEEDS Air Compressors • Paving Breakers • Trenchers Compactors • Generators • Space Healers Pressure Washers • Sandblasting Equipment Contractor Pumps • Cement Tools • Painting Equipment Power Tools • Plumbing Tools • Scaffolding 000-0000 100 Main Street (Across from Main Street Mall) SPRINGDALE c 1984 TRCorp M SS CMuSf TTS aOAflO L MRA APPflAtSERS PETER D. TETREAULT. SRA, MRA Real Estate Appraiser and Consultant 1 3 Dean Street Attleboro, Mass. 02703 1-617 - 222-1051 Foxboro - 543-6006 REALTOR Station 88 Union Street Attleboro. Ma. 02703 I ntucky Fried Chicken We Do Chicken Right! The KENNETH Hair Salon 7 227 Good Luck To The Class Of ' 87 Best Wishes ELCO CARPETS From BISIO DUPONT P. C. Gerard J. Dupont Stephen P. Dalrymple Robert R. Riccio Dennis P. Bisio IHarry Roll 228 County St Attleboro, MA 222-3704 LANDSCAPL CONTRACTOR P 0 BOX 731 ATTLEBORO. MAbS 02 03 228 LONDON ' S Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 87 1 1 . ' LU-I MLS ANN BALSER CONRO BALSER. INC. 222-8689 • 222-1264 OFFICE 182 NORTH MAIN STREET ATTLEBORO, MA 02703 WASTE SYSTEMS; 217 O ' Neil Boulevard, attleboro. Mass 02703 617-222-5600 617-222-2405 Attleboro 1-800-972-4545 New England Ieedham J Open — Dally Til 9 P.M. TeL 761-8730 Th] J aI iR lb DON LEEDHAM Prttidtnt 850 Washington Street So. Attleboro, Mass. 02703 Best Wishes To The YOUR INSURANCE and FINANCIAL PLANNING CENtf R o( SOUTHEASTERN NEW ENGLAND Class Of ' 87 FRIENDS Paul W. Sccmlon President HARRY J. BOARDMAN Licensedjnsurance INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. 679 Wuhlngton St.,P.O. Box 237 South Attleboro, AAaiiachwMtti 02703 T«l: (417) 761 1 W. Walsh Company CLEANING CEMENT LINING OF WATER MAINS WILLIAM J. WALSH President W. Walsh Co., Inc., 32 Walton St., Attleboro, MA 02703 Office: (61 7) 226-4300 Home: (61 7) 222-3728 Best Wishes Colleen And The Class Of ' 87 230 Thoughts that come with doves ' footsteps guide the world -Nietzsche congratulations from Attleborough Savings Bank mi Rt. 123 Rt. 1A South Attleboro DENNIS COURSEN 399-8060 Good Luck Class Of 1987 From ALAN S. GREIM Best Wishes To The Class Of 87 HOLMAN INSURANCE 71 County St Attleboro, MA 222-0794 231 (617) 226-2330 (401 ) 336-6834 ADAMS B fi D AUTO PARTS INC 79 Union Street Attleboro, MA 02703 CAUTION Federal law prohiblls transfer of this drug to any person other than patient tor whom prescribeO IK KmmmmmSl cordon bramwell, b.s. HlTV Ifiy|YT| PHONE 222-6020 MM33M jfj M ' PAofUKClCCf INC ' • Of AHIEBORO 486 PLEASANT ST. ATTLEBORO, MASS. STRIDE RITE TIMBERLAND HUSH PUPPIES HERMAN CONVERSE WALKOVER Best Wishes NERBONNE SHOES. INC. 455 CENTRAL AVE. (RT. 152) CHERRY HILL PLAZA SEEKONK. MASS. 02771 To The Class Of 1987 MON. TUES. WED. SAT. 9-5 TEL. 761-5118 THUR. FRI. 9-8 Good Luck From CONLON DONNELLY 232 WW MJLMX WW 997 South Main Street Telephone Attleboro, MA 02703 222-2479 L a 0 ML O OL Ly V r SQUARE BEVERAGE 412 Thacher St. Rt 123 Attleboro, Ma. 02703 ATTORNEY AT LAW SEVEN PECK STREET PO BOX 387 PO BOX 552 NORTON. MA 02766 ATTLEBORO, MA 02703 TEL; (617) 235-7703 TEL: (617) 222-1234 the COST A( GENCY Auto Insurance- 9 Payments Homeowners 4 Payments • Auto • Life • Homeowners • Business Budget Terms 15 No. Main St. Attleboro, MA 226-5007 Alfred Costa, Jr I 16 Mary St .nleboro. Mi 226 4184 Anleboro. MA .ABOUT). II T O 1182 So Mam St •9 Attlelxiro. MA 2224929 FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Unisex Salons V III IV 1 1 Honon St 59 ' 2 Park St 455 East Washington St ( OH Rie l ) Anleboro. ma No Attleboro, MA South Anleboro, MA 222-8412 699 7395 7619220 riiOYirs MEN S STORE DOWNTOWN ATTLEBORO FINE SUITS AND SPORTCOATS EXPERTLY FITTED AND TAILORED AT ONE DISCOUNT PRICE DAVID LONDON 222-1915 233 Occupational Activities Classes Keep The Good Times ' Round JOSTENS Frank Mossberg Drive Attleboro 234 Congratulations To The Class Of ' 87 FAMILY EYE CARE IX STHR Foster, Inc., 37 Uniun Street, Box 778, Attleboro, MA ();70J (617) 2:2-1870 WATS - 800-225-2143 i .....r - . ' i - Farmers Village ' V ' ' T - .-j , 4 OardenShop . Eg 100 West Street Attleboro, Mass. 02703 Telephone 617-222-3625 roncap conpanT REMODELING CONTRACTOR 83 MECHANIC ST. 222-4830 ATTLEBORO, MASS. 02703 Quality work with competitive prices . . is our tradition 235 Thanks For The Memories From The 1986-87 STUDENT COUNCIL 0 moTies 282 County St. Attleboro. MA 02703 226-5374 19 Park St Attleboro 695-4000 (Connecting All Offices) 209 So. Main St Attleboro 505 Pleasant St. Attleboro 2736 Washington St 451 Elm St So. Attleboro Attleboro Falls . . . And 14 Other Conveniently Located Offices In Taunton, Seekonk Raynham, Easton, Fall River, Wareham, Carver, Marion, And New Bedford Member, FDIC Compliments Of LEACH GARNER AND GENERAL FINDINGS WE ARE OPEN 7 DAYS Sunday — Thurs. 1 1 AM to 1 1 PM Friday Saturday 11 AM to 12 PM J D HOUSE OF PIZZA 1 128 OAKHILL AVE ATTLEBORO, MASS. DO YOU WANT FASTER SERVICE? CALL 222-6222 WE WILL HAVE IT READY FOR YOU. WE SERVE BEER WINE FABSAB PRESS PAXTON, M (6171 799 9874 MORSE SAND and GRAVEL Corp. ]SiIih ttiM Plant ariJ Yard: Tiffany Street, Attleboro, Mass. FSTABLISMFD 1926 236 SWANSON CONSTRUCTION CO., INC GENERAL CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL Congratulations To The Class Of 1987 Congratulations To The Class Of 1987 Fronn Etc. FLORIST • GIFTS • WICKER 258 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE (617) 695-3008 AHLEBORO FALLS, AAASSACHUSEHS 02763 Best Wishes And Good Luck Now And In The Future f 9 . IlUr JOEL, Congratulations From PLEASANT PRINTING ANDY NIMIROSKI 27 Pleasant St. Attleboro, MA 272 County Street, P. 0. Box 365 Attleboro, MA 02703 Phone: 222-4998 Good Luck Seniors NATIONWIDE TERRY L. RICHARDS CP. A. INSURANCE Nationwide is on your side 8 No. Main St Suite 228 Attleboro. MA 02703 (617) 222-4144 238 I LINCOLN HOME DECORATING CENTER Phil Webb ' s Wall Covering Rt 1- 466 Washington St- Rt 1A So. Attleboro, MA 761-5870 Muralo Paint • Minwax Stain Cabot Stain • Stock Wallpaper Free Estimates SCHOFIELD HARDWARE 13 Bank St Attleboro, MA 02703 DIVISION OF: J T DISTRIBUTORS, INC (617) 222-6369 ATTLEBORO REDEMPTION DISCOUNT SODA CENTER DUNLOP ROW, ATTLEBORO, MA 02703 JACK FERNANDES (617) 226-4224 TOM FERNANDES Congratulations To The Class Of 1987 Compliments of n ljS) The While -U- Wait ' Primers ' ImW Ji WWy STAN Iri BEm TRETHEWEY « Jltvvl Sales Manager Alll.l...r,.. MA I 27(I3 (fil7) mjllrt) IV ■ PIP CAN [X? rr ■ PnnUr. Connpliments Of International Auto Rt. 1 52 BMWs - VWs 543 Kelley Blvd. (617) 695-7131 No. Attle.. MA ROSS-SIMONS OF ATTLEBORO 239 339-2946 339-2946 MARCIANO SPORTING GOODS, INC. 363 N. Main Street Mansfield, Mass. 02048 The quality goes in before the name goes on 81 AAalYs fc 9 UNION STREt:T. ATTLEBORO. MA 02 70 J TEL: (617) 222-0935 DOUG CHRISTINE POULIOT. PROP. TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE Master Tech. Lie. tt8404 tkuphone sm-«087 JOHN E. LEPPER. INC. Jeu flry Manu oc curers ROBKRT W. LJIPPBIR. PRE . 106 MAP1.E STREET ATTLEBORO, MASS. Congratulations Class Of 87 Mario Scherma Dick Carlos Invite You to Visit JBMUMW S 266 County St. Attleboro World Champions wear Balfotur rings. So ould you. Your class ring is made with the very same craftsmanship and care that go into the making of the sports world ' s most sought after symbols of accomplishment: the championship rings. Like yours, made by Balfour, of course. 241 Open Tuea. Thru Sal 1 1 A.M. to 1 1 P.M. Sunday 4PM to 1 1 P M. Closed Monday Good Beverages Servmg Beer Wine 99 County Street PHONE - 222-1824 Attleboro. Mass J + . TOOL FINDINGS Would Like To Wish Tfie Class Of 1987 Lots Of Luck In The Future! A Special Congratulations To Beth! Congratulations To The Senior Class PLEASANT CLEANERS 504 Pleasant St. Attleboro, MA 222-7110 MCINTYRE, HENRY, BENNETT COOGAN 21 Park St Attleboro, MA 02703 Best Wishes! 242 NORDIC Renowned decorators of Glasswares Ceramics wjthyour message A meaningful executive gill, incenllve award memento or company advertisement Specially items tiles ashtrays lor Graduations Prcms. Reunion-i. Weddings Conventions. MOHDIC COMPANY INC r tof1h Anieboro industrial Ptrk AnKtxxo Faus MA 02763 POBo 1389 695-40A0 228 ONEIL BOULEVARD . ATTLEBORO. MASS 02703 • (617) 222-0011 CHARLES R. GUILLETTE 4 J t ounni=R 2572 Bank street Attleboro, MA 02703 617-222-8002 1 TEL: (617) 226-1693 GULAM H BHIMANI. M D.. PC. ADULT AND PEDIATRIC UROLOGY 28 STURDY STREET, ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 02703 Good Luck Class Of ' 87 RICCOTTI ' S If 28 ( PELLETIER ' S ' AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 193 Pine Street Xltleboro PARTS 2226700 PAI T 222 1802 243 «1 7-226-1 168 Congratulations To The Class Of ' 87 Ronald G. Koback ATTOKNKY AT LAW 15 DEAN STRKRT ATTI EB()KO. MASSACllL SKTTS 0270: (617)222-9931 JOSEPH R. PELUSO, D.D.S., M.S. CHILD AND ADULT ORTHODONTCS 2 SECOND STREET AnLEBORO. MA 02703 Afnf ficjn As i io ' o( Otihodonlliti r m REALTOR® MASS ft R.I. I, INC. REALTORS 923 Washington Street outh Attleboro, MA 02703 761-7117 MARY E. FABAS, G.R.I., C.R.S. NOTARY MASTERSON FURNITURE 901 Washington St. So. Attleboro, Ma. Tel 761-6700 • Complete Honne Furnishings • Carpets • Bedding For Complimentary COSMETICS Facial or Interview: (617) 695-3818 a Professional Beauty Consultant 18 Young Ave. — No. Attleboro, MA 02760 6% Quality in Food Service since 191 Resturant And Caterers 95 Frank Mossberg Drive, Attleboro. MA 02703 222-4657 or 226-4692 244 Congratulations Class Of 1987 From COACH INC. ,1 ' 0! A Linnousine Service In A Class By Itself Uniformed Chauffeur Driven Limousines For All Occasions 617-339-0918 Best Of Luck To The Class Of ' 87. May You Realize Your Dreams From Your Friends At ELBE COATINGS 129 Bank St. 226-3486 COMPOSITE TECHNICAL ALLOYS, INC Maiden Lane AMeboro. MA 02703 Tel 617 226 20 Teiex: 927502 ROBERT M JONES President dad metol components tor semiconductor speciatizing in thermal dissipation appticalion for power paci ng .verqreen L araeni FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS arJe PHONE (617) 222 0400 29 DEXTER STREET ATTLEBORO, MA 02703 245 EASTERN SUPPLY OF ATTLEBORO, INC. 40 North Main Street Attleboro, MA 02703 Ph: 222-1557 Congratulations Michelle And The Class Of 1987 246 16171 222-2741 ATTLEBORO ROOFING I. CONSTRUCTION CO.. INC. DAVID KINGMAN Pretident P. O. Bo« 934 Attleboro. Mast. 02703 222-5653 CYRILLE HAIRSTl ' LISTS YOl ' R FAMILY HAIR CENTER 29 SoutK Main Street Attlek.ro, Mass. 02703 MARIA Stvle Innovator FLOWERS BY 73 Union St Attleboro, Ma 02703 KARL Kl Mr-It LI. JOAN WILD 22G-2971 THE M Brian AGENCY IN REAL ESTATE There ' i ONE GOOD SIGN TO LOOK FOR . . . OURS! 93 PLEASANT STREET AHLEBORO, MASS. 02703 (617) 226-2900 660 LANDRY AVENUE NO. ATTLEBORO, MA 02760 (617) 699-6281 Rf AltOP MLS MKMLOLfAOER IN RELOCATION 247 To the Class of 1987: Just the Right Year has come to an end. We have now completed our Senior year at A.H.S., and we are about to enter the difficult world in which we live. We all share the common experience of being a part of the Class of 1987. This book holds the memories of our past four years at A.H.S. and it is designed to make us remember the fun and excitement of our Senior year. Our yearbook would not have been possible without the patience and guidance of our advisor, Mr. Frederick. Mr. Frederick always had the solutions to our many difficulties. He has not only been an advisor, but a dear and caring friend. In addition, we would like to thank our Josten ' s representative, Mr. Dan Smith. His knowledge and creativity proved to be a great asset to our book. Also, this year ' s staff would like to thank our T.D. Brown photographer, Gary Melino. Due to his flexibility and imagination, we were able to present our class at its best, along with our staff photographer, Richard Field, who solved difficult situations when Gary was unavailable and to Brian Goudreau, who designed the creative cover of this volume of Tattletale. It helps us to carry out our theme with imagination. To the faculty, thank you for your understanding and cooperation. You were always patient with the inconveniences of our productive schedule. Thank you to all those seniors who helped us out: essayists, typists, proofreaders, and everyone else who gave a helping hand. Your contributions make the book more personal to the class by reflecting the individuals who helped make up the Most Spirited Class , the Class of 1987. Tattletale Editors 1987- Erin and Beth