Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

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Alison Gattoni, Stacy Holander, and May Keniston all had their own original ideas to dress up as and show their senior spirit. Chris Lynch, Jeanne Martin, and Paul Cochran attain points for the junior class, towards spirit week, by dressing up and Seniors were their main topic of dress. Cinder that costume, is it really Mrs. Kozaka, the French and Spanish teacher? Are you trying to tell everyone that seniors are nerds, Allison McGee? Is this really what the juniors looked like after the Powderpuff game? Kim Ferreira, Paul Fournier, and Kathy Dubuc seemed to think they did. 27

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SPIRIT WEEK Reach Out And Feel The Spirit The excitement builds as colorful posters go up, marking the start of this week of school spirit and class rivalry. This special week, which comes only once a year is, How did you guess? SPIRIT WEEK!! It ' s a contest of class spirit, containing a prestigious award which each class strives to win. The first part of this vigorous contest is the dress up contest. OK, listen, tell all of your friends that on Thursday all Seniors are dressing up in their old Juniors shirts, ripping them up and writing Juniors are going down. This is SUPPOSED to signify the outcome of the game! Boy won ' t they be surprised! Alright everyone please spread the word amongst each other that Juniors should dress up as Senior nerds. They will NEVER expect this. ' 7 can ' t wait to see their faces! Good ideas guys , and both were very original. Both the Seniors and Juniors had a great day dressing up and admiring each others ideas. We can ' t leave out the Sophomores and Freshman who both exhibited great spirit. Every class demonstrated creativity and good sportsmanship. Overall, Spirit Week was fun and proved that A.H.S. will never be short of spirit. As Seniors, I know it will be one of the special events that we will remember. Nicole Desautel Class of 1988 Dressing up is only half the fun , is wtiat Andy Bush, Kim Tansey. Laeyeng Hui, and Lisa Burbank are really thinking. Seniors, Lisa Turinese, Tran Nguyen, and Chris Bush, express their views by dressing up as battered juniors, supposedly after the powderpuff game.

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STUDENT COONCIL Enthusiastic Council Breeds Success Organized to give the students a voice within the operation of Attleboro High School, Student Council consists of an elected membership of all four classes. The council member of the individual classes plan their class activities, including proms, fundraisers, and floats. However, when the council meets as a whole, we plan events for both the community and the entire student-body. Annually we hold a Youth and Elderly Conference, as well as adopting a family at Christmas and preparing Thanksgiving baskets. This year we are planing to have a ' ' NorthFeehanA ttleboro Dance , where the students from the greater Attleboro community can meet each other at a social event, rather than under the pressure of competition. The council of 87-88 has made it their priority to make students aware of what council does for both them, and their community. They have definitely succeeded. Thank You for Your Support!! Betsy Danesi Class of ' 88 Front row: Kim Ferreira, Linda Mitchell, Lisa Simmons. Amy McCoy. Wick Winn. Chris Bush. Betsy Danesi. Stacy Holander, Jill Proulx. Nancy Lapierre, Jeff LaPlante, Beth lida, Debbie Langlois. Paula Ashford. Second row: Vic Sriram. Scot Forbes, Mike Stanley, Julie Medeiros, Patti Engler, Jen Heywood, Aimee Daniel, Tim Allard, Peter Lind, Jen Pitas Third row: P. T. Sollito, Kristen Breit. Tyler Gowen, Christine Bridges, Kristi Dailey, Mamie Puchyr, Lisa Larsson, Andy Bush. Back row: Tadd Daniel, Scott Pitas. Mike Larkin and Stacy Holander finish up their Kenya m eal consistirtg of rice, cornbread. and water.