Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1980 volume:

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Papelian 1 Round, and Round, and Round We Go — Moving Fast, Moving Slow. Picking Up Along the Way Knowledge We May Need Some Day. Now We Stop, Now We Start Some Get On, Some Depart. Trying Hard to Reach Our Goal Melding Parts Into a Whole. L.R. Papelian B WOt Like the Seats on the Ferris Wheel, The Painter’s Palette — The Actor’s Stage — The Sculptor’s Clay — The Writer’s Pen — The Chef’s Knife — Are in Themselves Tools of the Trade That, When Set Into Motion, Emerge As the Many Forms We Call The Arts. L.R. Papelian Hill 1 1 From Monday’s Practice to Saturday’s Game — Each Day’s Activities All the Same. Working Hard to Attain Success, Side by Side With All the Rest. Each New Day a Part of the Rest Like the Ferris Wheel’s Gear That Neatly Mesh So That, Once in Motion, They Work As One — From the Very Start, ’Til the Ride Is Done. L.R. Papelian . 12 mm §1133 msmm ■ •« , ' ' -v4m � . .V W V« . ' -V ., 14 One Ride Does Not Make a Carnival One Act Does Not Make a Game. One Course Does Not Make an Education. A Carnival Consists of Many People and Many Rides. A Play Consists of Many Actors and Numerous Acts. A Game Consists of Many Players and Infinite Plays. An Education Consists of Many Teachers and Multi Courses. When at Last the People and the Parts Unite, And Each Person Performs His Role It’s Then, and Only Then That We Have the Right To Expect Success — to Attain Our Goal. L. R. Papelian Underclassmen Left to R.ght: Treasurer, Brenda Short; Secretary, Barbara Brooks; Vice President, Sheri Hardenbrook; and President Elaine Pember- }M Vr Hgr v fi ir ? JjjHE ’ “4 flL Left to Right: Treasurer — Paul Dalpe, Vice President — Kathy Locklin, President — Bobby Pemberton, and Secretary — Jeanne Galipeau. Class Officers Welcome Class of ' 84 Top to Bottom: President, Cindy Chroniak; Treasurer, Eileen Hanlon; and Secretary, Laurie Trant. ■ Underclassmen I-1_I- 1 i The eighth grade class presented The Tell Tale Heart” by Edgar Allen Poe, as their class play. Members of the cast were: Richard Van Wie, Eileen Hanlon, Rodney Simonini, Kelly Scanlon, Kathy Dolan, and Edward Doura. Faculty Advi¬ sor: Mr. Edward Vento The sophomore class play was Never Fear, Strongheart’s Here” by Sneed Hearn. It was directed by Dawn Patton and William Chapman. Members of the cast were: Steve Mullahoo, Richard Lussier, Alan Martel, Nancy Krapohl, and Peryn Coddy. Faculty Advisor: Lillian R. Papelian. I_I-1 I-1 DRAMA FESTIVAL Four one act plays were presented on January 18, 1980, under the guidance of Lillian R. Papelian. Thirteen All Star” Awards were given to individuals from these four plays. This All Star Cast went on to perform The Lottery” at the Massachusetts Pligh School Drama Festival, hosted at Bellingham. 22 Perform 1— 1 1 _1— 1 1 1— 1 1 1 1-1 l Robin Joyal and Wayne Stochaj directed the juniors in To Bum A Witch.” This play came in first place over the other three plays. Members of the cast were: Terri Maron, Maura Martus, Bruce Jansen, and Scott Winshop. Faculty Advisor: Lillian A. Papelian. The senior class also presented a play, titled; Silent Snow Secret Snow” by Conrad Aiken. Members of the cast were: Denise Parenteau, Pat Locklin, Jen¬ nifer Lawton, Dodi Sohl, Pamela Powell, and Wendy Joseph. Faculty Advi¬ sor: Lillian R. Papelian. Student Directors: Wendy Joseph and Cindy Alexan¬ der. In Preparation For The Lottery” 1980 Massachusetts gh School Drama Festiv. ,4 i 23 25 All Together 27 As we waited for our place, a new adventure intrigued us. We learned many new things while moving around and watching others come and go. Fear, anxiety, joy, and togetherness are merely a few of the sensations that we have experienced along the way. We have ridden the Fer¬ ris Wheel together, and now it is time for us to make way for new riders. Scrapbook A: ' ' ’■I Hpf HMVi W i t cf il Ml mm B—-i.. jf’ . 1 ' ,4 i |t « V President: Donna Frappier V. Pres.: Debbie Kozak Secretary: Michelle Rizzo Treasurer: Laurie Frappier OUR FRESHMAN YEAR SOPHOMORE YEAR President: Richard Bibbo V. Pres.: Dominic Caccavelli Secretary: Karen Boudrot Treasurer: Laurie Frappier An Overview of 80 ' s Officers JUNIOR YEAR President: Laurie Frappier V. Pres.: Dominic Caccavelli Secretary: Sharon Brennan Treasurer: Cory Cellucci 33 Jean Accorsi Red” To marry Steven Aicardi Steve” To enjoy life Cynthia P. Alexander Cindy” Joscelyn Elizabeth Allen Jos” To be successful and always be near the ones I love. Glen Ames Richard F. Armstrong, Jr. Hog” To become a great stock car driver. Russel Andrews Larry E. Armstrong Leapin’ ” Computer Programmer 36 B) Dana A. Bartels To do everything in life that makes me happy. Maurice Lucien Belanger Moe” My goal in life is to discover my goal in life. Norman D. Bileau Norm” Enjoy a long happy life. Normand Benoit Norml” To be financially secure and to travel around the world. Ronald Bertulli Weed” To make it through the hard and good times. Chris H. Bigelow Big-Bigsy” To become rich and be happy and father a kid in every state. Debra A. Biron Debbie” To enjoy life to the fullest. Marion Bittokeleit Katherine Ann Blakely Kathy” To become a registered nurse. 37 Arlene Bliss OZ” To have as much fun as I can. James Bodwell David Boni Sandra Borelli Sandy” To be successful in whatever I do. James Brady To be successful. Sharon J. Brennan Sha” To be as happy years from now, as I am today. Michael Burke Dina Burrill Dino” To travel and get the most out of life. Theresa Denise Calore Terry” To make a successful future in art and try to be the best person I can. William Canesi Billy” To be rolling thunder on the highway to hell. Cory M. Cellucci Anne M. Chamberlin Dominic J. Caccavelli Dorn” To raise a smile on people’s faces, because ... I love a parade. Angela J. Canestrari Ang” To beat Earl Oliver in a 220. Kristine Carpentier Kris” To try and do all I do to the best of my ability. Nita Callei To be free. Kathleen Carpentier Truck” To play football with my best friend Dee J. on the Dallas Cowboys. Craig R. Casavant Crash” Travel, then settle down in an expensive house at someone else’s cost. George Chapman Michael Chupa Chappy” To go to trade school and be a machinist or inspector. Dorothy Condon Flake” To be happy in my profession, journalism. Jfv Caryn Connor Carina” To go into commercial art. Jacqueline Crawford Jackie” To become a Certified Public Accountant. Glen Daignault To marry a cute little blonde, be rich, and go to Maine a lot. IIIMIWII llllilllRWMIlllllllll lllll IIMHMttfiPfl Sandra Deryck Sandy” To live in the mountains, with my pen and paper, and write. Mark Dittami Mary L. Desroches To achieve success in everything I do and to be happy. Paul Desrosiers To play guitar. Margie Ann Deziel Dizzy” To be a mechanical engineer. Anne Terese Donnelly To pursue my happiness in the most pleasurable things in life. Nancy Drainville Nanc” To become a successful commercial Paul Dorval artist. Jacques Ethier Laurie A. Farrell To learn God’s words, become involved in Christian Outreach projects, help lead others to Christ our Saviour. Carol Fleuette ■(. ' . ' ■ Wir.V.N ' M ) ’• b v •WjWkW Catherine M. Dwyer Cath” To get the most out of life. Lisa Dupre Twinkie” To really accept people for what and who they are. Doreen Brown Brownie” To be an Artist. Andrew Durant Steven Dubois Ann Edwards Annie” To have a successful life. DeniseJ. Fleuette Fluet” To become involved with the computer field and make it through college. Lisa M. Fontaine Pita” To work as a legal assistant to put myself through law school, eternal happiness. Brian Forestal Bree” Michelle Forget Julie Fowler Jul” To be a writer of poetry and be happy. Wendy J. Fowler Flower” To become a chemical engineer, and to see a fish smile. Donna-Marie E. Frappier Frap” To play a guard on the Boston Celtics with my best friend Debra Ann. Laurie Ann Frappier Frap” To be able to help others realize just how special they really are. Linda L. Frederick Rocky” To marry an 85 year old millionaire or join the Air Force. 43 II Sallic Gautreau Sal” My goal in life is to take it when it comes. Steven Gentile Creppa” My goal in life will never end. Ann Glaven Beth B. Glockner Bethie” To always see the world through the eyes of a child. Wayne S. Hakenjos Hack” To pass physics with flying colors. John Anthony Halnon To be successful in life. Jennifer Hann Michael Hardy Pic” To be very successful in the automotive and agricultural field. 44 Richard Harry Rick” To be a truck driver. Jeffrey Houde Jeff” Donna M. Johnson DeeJ.” To play football with my best friend Truck on the Dallas Cowboys. Donald S. Ingersoll Donny” To be rich. Bonita M. Jackson Bosquitta” If I can make one person smile each day, then my goal will be complete every day of the week. Barbara L. Janukowicz Barbie” To make the best out of life that I can. Wendy Joseph Charlene Jose” To make my exit better than my entrance. Jacqueline Ann Kauker Jackie” Keep on Smiling. Donald Keefe Keefe” 45 Michael King Michael Kinney Mary Maria Cornelia Kluit Mary” Live up in the mountains to become an artist, with kids in the outdoors. Debra Ann Kozak Koz” To play a guard on the Boston Celtics with my best friend Donna Marie. Pamela Ann Landino W W” To always be close to the ones I love, and have my dreams come true. Carol Landry To enjoy a long, happy life, continue my education, and make my dreams come true. Timothy Laneve Bruce A. LaScola Juice” To become a professional photographer. Steven LaValley Scooter” To do the very best I can, and make something out of it. Jennifer Lawton Jen” To discover who I am and see the Grand Canyon with my friends. Gordon Lesslie Patricia Ann Locklin Pat” To get off this planet. Kevin Lomberto Ellen Patricia Loof El” To be happy, healthy, and tall! Laurie Lunt Rachel Lussier Sandra M. Manchester Sandy” I want to hike the Appalachian Trail from Maine to Georgia. William Mangano Daniel Marcet Stephen R. Marcoux Jane Marie Martus Janie” To be successful at something I enjoy doing. Dan Mayhew To live a long, healthy life, which is a merry one. Laurie McCrum Crum” To live each day to the fullest and to be happy. Douglas W. McDonald Mr. Doug” To be a rock and not the road. Gerald F. Morgan Jerry” To be more successful. Todd J. Muccini Mooch” To make money at playing my guitar and at writing music, and to get famous. Stephanie L. Meade Steph” To be successful in all things that are important. JoAngela Morin Jo” I plan to attend college, graduate and become a Child Psychiatric Analyst. Kenneth Mueller John P. Morin To make people happy, and feel good. Kirk A. Muccini Mooch” To become famous at playing music or engineering. James E. Moll Jim” To go into business for myself. Dave Montmarquette Monty” To go into the service and learn a trade. _ Bob Murphy Murf” To play in a rock and roll band, and to get rich. Joanne M. Parady Jo” To become a Business Ed teacher. Gene C. Pelland To be an accomplished musician. Lisa Marie Olbrys To never lose the things I love and always be happy. Denise Marie Parenteau Paul” To be the head of the research team that discovers the cure for cancer. Dorene Pelletier To continue working at Almacs. Todd Patrick Thomas Patton Sharon Pollack No Brains” To drink from the silver cup. James Polk Jay” To be a world-famous rock and roll star ... or a grocery clerk at Star Market, store 121. 50 Daniel G. Provost Bubba” To do what I want. ecome a RN and to see the id Canyon with my friends. BHI Stephen Quimby Padro” Travel to the Mts. while living there make moonshine, get as many interesting women that I can. David Richard Reid Buck” To finish college and live a life of leisure. Susan Rice Sue” To build a log cabin in the mountains. Debbie Richard Tumbleweed” To live each day as it comes. Donna Richard Michele Rizzo To make an enjoyable experience To become a lawyer, but not get caught. Beverly Romikaitis Liane Beth Rosenlund Rosy” To be successful in something I enjoy doing. Marc Rousseau Rous” To be happy, and successful. Jean Louise Russell Little Sprout” To raise a family and play piano as well as Liberace. 52 Richard Sherlock Brian Skerry Regina M. Soulnier To have the cup of my life runneth over. Catherine M. Simonson Cathy” To care for and train wild animals, and protect them in their natural surroundings. Alice Skumautz Skoomy” To fulfill my potential and be happy in life. Jo-Ellen Slason jo” Life is a mystery — to be lived not a problem — to be solved. Dorothy M. Sohl Dodi” To design, build, and run my own camp for underprivileged kids. Jeff Steams Dew” States. Michael Stockaj Mike” To have a good job and good family. Marc Tellier 53 Eugene Thibodeau Danny” One of the first persons on Mars. Laurie A. Thibodeau Tibbs” To be the all time master being of space, time, and dimension. Theresa A. Tiernan Tree” To be successful and make others happy along the way. Robert C. Thornton Bob” To achieve success in all my future ambitions. Kenneth John Wante Ken, Kenny” Jeanette Wheeler To be a social worker. Traci Willett To live on a mountain and weave baskets. I Robin Louise Willitts Joe” To play piano as well as Jean Russell. Clifford Woodman To make it through the good times and bad times. Kimberly Zullo Kim” To be a somebody. Jody White Scott Willey Nancy Dalton Donna Debonise Timothy Harrison Lisa Arpin Senior Index Jean Accorsi 31 Hartford Avenue Normand Benoit Doreen Brown 3 Squire Lane DEC A III James Brady 110 Murson Avenue Steven Aicardi 125 Blackstone Street Freshman Football, Basketball I, Football III- IV, Weight Cynthia P. Alexander 12 Candace Drive Band I-IV, Drama Club IMII, Volleyball II Joscelyn Elizabeth Allen 10 Puddington Lane Homeroom Rep. Ill, Volleyball III, Ski Club II-IV Glen Ames Russel Andrews Larry Armstrong 30 Douglas Drive Basketball I-III, Football I, Track I, Cross Country II, Golf II-III, Prom Committee III- IV, Presidential Aide IV Richard Armstrong 157 Mendon Street Football I-IV, Track II-IV, Hockey IV Michael Ayotte 55 Eluira Street Kathleen M. Baro 11 Squire Lane Art Club II Dana Bartels 92 Plymouth Road Ski Club II-IV, Spanish Club I, Field Hockey I Denise Bastarache 10 Stevens Road Pep Club III, Junior Prom Committee, Year¬ book Staff IV, Homeroom Rep. IV Maurice Lucien Belanger 96 Railroad Street Math Club I-IV, (Capt. IV) Student Council II-IV, National Honor Society III-IV Anthony Berg Ronald Bertulli 46 North Street Richard Bibbo Christian H. Bigelow 8 Stella Road Football I-IV, Winter Track I-IV, Spring Track I-IV Normand Bileau 51 Bliss Road Debra Biron 335 Lake Street OEA II-III, Honor Society III-IV, Yearbook Staff IV Marion Bittokeleit 9 Country Way DECA III Michael Black Arlene Bliss 66 Horseshoe Drive Latin Club I-III David Boni Karen Boudrot 47 Ray Avenue Varsity Tennis I-IV, Field Hockey II-IV, Prom Committee III-IV, Class Officer II, Homeroom Rep. I-IV, Ski Club II-IV, French Club II-III Sandra Borelli 12 Harper Blvd. Tennis Team I-IV, Italian Club I-III, Color- guards III Scott Boulet 4l Blackman Road Sharon Brennan 36 Valley View Road Spanish Club II-III, Ski Club I, Tennis Team I-IV, Yearbook Editor IV, Prom Committee III-IV, Class Secretary III-IV, Homecoming Princess IV Michael Burke Dina Burrill 16 Marion Road Dominic J. Caccavelli 124 Mechanic Street Football I, II, IV, Football Stats III, Baseball I-IV, (Capt. IV), Basketball I-III, Class Vice President II-III, Class President IV, Italian Club I-IV, (Pres. III-IV), Prom Committee III-IV, Winter Cotillion Committee IV Nita Callei 4 Harper Blvd. Theresa Denise Calore 6 Priscilla Avenue Italian Club I-IV, Drawing Club II, Pep Club I William Canesi Ann Marie Drive Angela Canestrari 32 Rome Avenue Spring Track I-IV, Winter Track II-IV, Field Hockey III-IV, Italian Club II-III, National Honor Society III-IV, Drama Club I Craig Casavant 70 Mann Street Kathleen Carpentier 284 Blackstone Street Volleyball I-IV, Basketball I-IV, Spring Track I-III, Softball IV, Prom Committee III, Gourmet Cooking Club I-II, Spanish Club I, French Club II-III, Milford Daily News All- Star for Basketball, Tri-Valley League All- Star for Volleyball, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 58 Kristine Carpentier 284 Blackstone Street Basketball I, Winter Track II-IV, Volleyball II-IV, Spring Track I-IV, Ski Club II-III, DECA III-IV, OEA III, Prom Committee III- IV, Yearbook Senior Section Editor IV, Gour¬ met Cooking Club II, Winter Cotillion Com¬ mittee IV Cory M. Cellucci 158 North Main Street Spanish Club I-III, Class Officer III-IV, (Treas.), Prom Committee III-IV, Basketball Statistician II-III, Football Statistician III Suzanne Cochrane 4 Glenbrook Avenue Anne M. Chamberlin 58 Rose Avenue George Chapman 8 Holstream Road Baseball I, Golf II-IV, Prom Comm. III-IV Michael Chupa 20 Blackmar Street Baseball I-IV Robert Cody 50 Rondeau Road Mary Cole 114 Caroline Drive David Columbare Dina A. Coolbrith 12 Pony Court Michael Connolly Charles Cook Caryn Connor 58 Horseshoe Drive Tennis Team I, Latin Club II Dorothy Condon 6 Arrowhead Road Math Club I-IV, Student Council II-III, Newspaper III-IV, Drama Club IV, Latin Club IV, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief IV, National Honor Society III-IV Geraldine Corley 145 North Main Street Spanish Club I, Volleyball I II, Honor Soci¬ ety III-IV, Track II Tim Cox 18 Plymouth Road Winter Track II-III, Sprint Track I-IV, Cross Country III Jacqueline Crawford 83 Douglas Drive DECA III-IV, OEA III, Newspaper IV Glen Daignault Edward G. DeMattia 30 Cedar Hill Road Football IV, Basketball I-IV, Baseball I-IV, Cross Country III, Tennis III-IV, Spanish Club II, Yearbook Sports Editor IV, National Honor Society III-IV, Who’s Whg Aegfg4 r1220,6 American High School Stu¬ dents Sandra Deryck 8 Lake Shore Drive Student Council II-IV, Latin Club IV, News¬ paper Staff IV, Honor Society III-IV Paul Desrosiers 746 South Main Street Mary L. Desroches 266 Theresa Road French Club I, Field Hockey I, Spring Track I-IV, Winter Track II-IV, Prom Committee III-IV, Milford Daily News All-Stars for Girls Track, Yearbook Staff IV Margie Ann Deziel 280 Blackstone Street Volleyball I-IV, Spring Track I-IV, Winter Track II-IV, National Honor Society III-IV, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Ski Club II-IV Mark Dittami 14 5 th Avenue Football I-IV, Basketball l-II Paul Dorval Anne Therese Donnelly 159 Blackstone Street DECA III-IV Nancy Drainville 78 Benelli Street Cheerleading II-III, Art Club II, Tennis III, Homeroom Rep. Ill, Yearbook Art Editor IV, Newspaper IV, Honor Society (Secretary) III-IV, Who’s Who Among American High School Students IV Lisa Dresser 131 Grove Street Steven Dubois Lisa Dupre 45 Jean nine Road Drama Club II-IV, Colorguard II, Chorus (Sec. IV) I-IV, Yearbook Staff IV, Home¬ room Rep. II-IV, Cabaret I, II, IV Andrew Durant Catherine M. Dwyer 6 Caroline Drive Ann Edwards 86 Wrentham Road Jacques Ethier 130 Pulaski Blvd. Laurie A. Farrell 44 Standish Road Spanish Club I-II, Tennis Team I-IV, Honor Society III-IV, Fall Tennis II, Yearbook Edi- tor-in-Chief David Farris William Fernald Carol Fleuette 30 Elbow Street National Honor Society III-IV, Student Lead¬ ership Advisory Council III, Latin Club I-IV, (Pres. IV) Denise J. Fleuette 80 Norfolk Street DECA III-IV, OEA III, Volleyball II-IV, Ski Club III-IV, Yearbook Staff IV, Honor Soci¬ ety III-IV 59 Lisa M. Fontaine 275 Theresa Road Field Hockey I-IV, Spring Track Mil, Ski Club II-III, Prom Committee III, Yearbook Staff IV, Student Council IV, Homeroom Rep. I, Who’s Who Among American High School Students IV, Tri-Valley League All- Star, Field Hockey Brian Forestal 80 Elbow Street Michelle Forget Julie Fowler 1099 South Main Street Wendy Jean Fowler 179 Blackstone Street Spanish Club I-III, Ski Club II, Student Council II-IV, Yearbook Senior Section Edi¬ tor IV, Honor Society III-IV, Newspaper Co- Editor III-IV, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Curriculum Student Committee (Student Rep.) Linda L. Frederick 54 Ann Marie Drive Donna-Marie Frappier 5 West Oak Terrace Freshman Class President, Softball I-IV, Bas¬ ketball II, IV, French Club I, Spanish Club Secretary IV, Yearbook Staff IV Laurie Ann Frappier 30 Arthur Street Class Treasurer I II, Class President III, Stu¬ dent Leadership Advisory Council III, DECA Hi! IV, Tennis I-III, National Honor Society III-IV, Prom Committee III, Who’s Who Among American High School Students Rose Marie Galipeau 54 Douglas Drive Debbie Gardner 42 Mechanic Street Sallie Gautreau 17 Squire Lane French Club Ml, Math Club I, Cheerleading III-IV (Capt. IV), Softball III-IV, Yearbook Staff IV, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council IV, Student Advisory Council IV, National Honor Society III-IV, Who’s Who Among American High School Students IV Steven Gentile 19 Judy Lane Baseball I-IV, Hockey III-IV Annie Glaven 27 Standish Road French Club I, Latin Club III-IV, (Pres. Ill), Ski Club I-IV, (Pres. IV, Vice Pres. Ill), Gourmet Cooking Club II, Transactional Analysis Group III Maureen Grider 14 Gail Drive Spanish Club II, Yearbook Staff IV Beth B. Glockner 169 Maple Street French Club I-II, Latin Club IV, Drama Club I LV, Chorus II-IV, Gourmet Cooking Club II-IV, Homeroom Rep. Ill Robert J. Guilbert 454 Center Street National Honor Society III-IV, French Club I, Tennis II-III, Dean Co-Operative Program IV Wayne S. Hakenjos 61 Wethersfield Road Football I, Spanish Club I, Spring Track III, A.V.I., Who’s Who Among American High School Students III Michael Hardy 21 Blossom Street Baseball Ml, Football III, Ski Club III-IV Stephen Harris Richard Harty 39 Lizotte Drive Mark Henderson Jeffrey Houde 25 Squire Lane Baseball II-III, Golf IV, Spanish Club III-IV Donald S. Ingersoll 4 Silver Lake Road Bonita M. Jackson 59 Newland Avenue Band I-II, National Honor Society III-IV, Spanish Club I-II, Ski Club IV, Dean Co- Operative Program IV Barbara L. Janukowicz 43 Stella Road Band I-II, OEA III, Prom Committee III, National Honor Society III-IV, Stage Crew IV Donna M. Johnson 55 Taunton Street Field Hockey I-IV, (All-Star IV), Basketball I-IV, Softball I-IV, (Honorable Mention), Yearbook Staff IV, Homeroom Rep. I-II Wendy Joseph 119 Patricia Drive Spanish Club I, Student Council IV, Drama Club II-IV, Volleyball IV, Director of Class Plays II, IV Jacqueline Ann Kauker 36 Arapahoe Road Italian Club I-IV, (Secretary I-IV, Vice-Presi¬ dent IV), Honor Society III-IV, Dean Co- Operative Program IV, Basketball II-IV, Spring Track III-IV, OEA (Treas.) Ill, Homeroom Rep. IV Donald Keefe Football I, II Michael King Michael Kinney Mary Maria Cornelia Kluit 397 Center Street Drama Club I-IV, Italian Club II-IV, Student Council IV, Newspaper IV, Ski Club IV, Cross Country I, Track I-IV, Basketball IV, Yearbook Staff IV Debra Ann Kozak 8 Maple Street Class Vice-President I, Basketball I-IV, (Capt. I), Softball I-IV, DECA III-IV (Vice-Pres. Ill, Pres. IV), OEA III, (Secretary), Prom Committee III-IV, Honor Society III-IV, Yearbook Staff IV Liora Kraus 27 Plymouth Road Spanish Club I-II, Homeroom Rep. Ill, Jun¬ ior Prom Committee, OEA III, Track I-III, Basketball I-III, Dean Co-Operative Program 60 IV, Tennis IV, National Honor Society III- IV Vivian Lamoureux 1206 Social Street, Blackstone, MA Cabaret II Pamela Ann Landino 48 Plymouth Road Ski Club II-IV Timmy Laneve Carol Landry 283 Pulaski Blvd. DECA III-IV, Ski Club III Bruce A. LaScola 18 Saddleback Hill Road Football I-II, Basketball I-III, Track I-IV, Yearbook Photographer IV, Italian Club I- III, DECA III-IV Steven LaValley 21 Pond Street Band I-IV, Ski Club I-IV, Drama Club I-IV Jennifer Lawton 130 Pine Grove Avenue Teachers Aide I-II, Track III, Latin Club III- IV, Student Council III-IV, Ski Club IV, Drama Club II, IV Gordon Lesslie 79 North Main Street Basketball I Kristen Ann Libby 8 Phillips Drive Drama Club I-III, DECA III, Track II Patricia Ann Locklin 923 South Main Street Band I, II, IV, Math Club I-IV, Drama Club III-IV, Latin Club IV, Cabaret II, National Honor Society III-IV, Spring Track II, Stage Band I, II, IV Kevin Lomberto Grace M. Longo 43 Plymouth Road OEA III, Ski Club IV Ellen Patricia Loof 73 Clarence Road Spring Track I-IV, Winter Track II, Drama Club III, Colorguard III, French Club I Laurie Lunt Rachel Lussier Karen E. Lyle 16 Daniel Drive Norman MacIntyre Kimberly Ann Maloney 65 Plymouth Road Latin Club II-III, Ski Club II, Who’s Who Among American High School Students IV Sandra M. Manchester 11 Rose Avenue Spring Track I, Who’s Who Among Ameri¬ can High School Students III William Mangano Daniel Marcet 130 Muron Avenue Stephen R. Marcoux 1181 Pulaski Blvd. DECA III-IV Jane Marie Martus 405 Hartford Avenue Majorettes III-IV (Capt. IV), Chorus I-IV (Vice-Pres, III, Pres. IV), Drama Club I-IV, (Pres. IV), Colorguards I-II, Senior Prom Committee, Winter Cotillion Committee, National Honor Society III-IV, Blackstone Valley District Chorus I-IV Dan Mayhew 127 Jeannine Road Baseball II-IV, Hockey III-IV Cindy McCabe 73 Standish Road Karen Dorena McDaniel 187 Ruth Ellen Road Volleyball III, Yearbook Staff IV Judith Justina McDaniel 187 Ruth Ellen Road Volleyball III, Business Editor of Yearbook IV, Teachers Aide I, Chorus I, Homecoming Princess IV, Ski Club II, Italian Club II-III Douglas McDonald 20 Brookside Road Track I, Ski Club I-IV, Math Club II-IV, Spanish Club I-IV, Student Council II-III, National Honor Society III-IV, Newspaper III Gerard McKinnon Stephanie L. Meade 5 Lisa Ann Drive Drama Club II, IV, Pep Club II James Moll 42 Caroline Drive DECA III-IV Dave Montmarquette 1422 Pulaski Blvd. Gerald Morgan 4 Pony Court Hockey III-IV, Football IV, Baseball III-IV JoAngela Morin 168 Temi Road Colorguard I (Capt. IV), Italian Club I-IV (Pres. II-IV), Prom Committees III-IV, Homeroom Rep. Ill John P. Morin 6 Horseshoe Drive Football II-IV, Tennis II-IV, Track I, Spanish Club I-II, Ski Club I, IV, Stage Band II-IV, Band I-II Kirk Muccini 168 Caroline Drive Todd J. Muccini 168 Caroline Drive Chorus III Dennis Mueller Kenneth Mueller 61 Robert Murphy 79 Maple Street Stage Band I-IV, Band I-III Daniel O’Brien John Ollenborger Lisa Marie Olbrys 18A Maple Street Homeroom Rep. I, Field Hockey I II, Latin Club I II (Vice-Pres. II), Who’s Who Among American High School Students JoAnne Parady 5 Little Tree Lane Cheerleading I, Track I, Tennis II, OEA II- III, Latin Club II-III (Sec. II), Ski Club II-IV, Yearbook Clubs and Activities Editor IV Denise Marie Parenteau 20 Lafayette Street National Honor Society III, IV, Drama Club IV, Chorus I, Cabaret II, Library Aide II-IV Todd Patrick Thomas Patton Gene C. Pelland 291 Pulaski Blvd. Band I-IV, Stage Band I-IV, Southern Eastern District Band I, Blackstone District Band I- IV, All State Band I, III, Central District Band III-IV, America’s Youth in Concert Band I, McDonalds Nomination Band III-IV Dorene A. Pelletier 58 North Street Volleyball II-III John Platt 175 Blackstone Street James Polk 45 Lizotte Drive Drama Club I-IV, Spanish Club I-III, March¬ ing Band I-IV Sharon Pollack 31 Farm Street Spanish Club I II, Track I II, Field Hockey I, II, IV, Basketball I-IV, Newspaper Staff IV, Prom Committee III-IV, Student Council IV, Chorus I, Drama Club I Lawrence Pontremoli 79 Caroline Drive Baseball I-IV, Hockey III-IV, Football I Pamela Powell Drama Club I-IV, Publicity Chairperson for Drama Club IV, Band I-II, Chorus I, III, (Pres. Ill), Newspaper Club IV, Ski Club I, IV, Colorguard III-IV Daniel G. Provost 1 Liberty Street Football I-IV, Basketball I, Winter Track II- IV (Capt. IV), Spring Track I-IV, Home¬ room Rep. II Stephen Quimby 13 Newland Avenue Student Council IV, Student Advisory Coun¬ cil IV, French Club IV Kevin Racine Bill Reardon 73 Rose Avenue Mary Recore 30 Pickering Avenue Volleyball II-IV, Softball II, IV, Track I, III, Ski Club II, IV, French Club I David Richard Reid 17 Deerfield Lane Student Council (Pres. T.V.P.), I-IV, Math Club (Capt.) II-IV, National Honor Society III-IV, Homeroom Rep. Ill Donna Remillard 37 Rakeville Circle DECA III Claire Renaud Nancy Beth Rezendes 9 Marc Avenue Susan Rice 60 Trenton Street Track II Deborah Richard 417 Harford Avenue Donna Richard 417 Hartford Avenue Michele Rizzo 12 Cedar Hill Road Italian Club I, Ski Club II, Spanish Club IV, Italian Club Secretary I Beverly Romikaitis Liane Beth Rosenlund 27 High Street Volleyball II-III, Track II, National Honor Society III-IV Marc Rousseau 52 Lizotte Drive Track I, Band I-III, Homeroom Rep. I Jean Russell 50 Douglas Drive Drama Club I-IV, Prom Committee III-IV, Winter Cotillion Committee, Library Aide II, Music Department I-IV Maureen Salger 130 North Main Street David Shaw 3 Potter Drive Richard Sherlock Catherine M. Simonson 46 Farm Street Chorus II, III, Teachers Aide II-III, Health and First Aid I-III, Winter Track III, Ski Club III-IV Brian Skerry Alice Skumautz 65 Puddingstone Lane Drama I-IV, Tennis I-IV, French Club I, Stu¬ dent Council III, Newspaper Editor III-IV, Chorus II-IV JoEllen Slason 46 Arrowhead Road Field Hockey I-II, Track I-II Dorothy M. Sohl 44 Lizotte Drive Drama Club I-IV, Student Council I-IV, Ski I Club III-IV, Latin Club IV, Spanish Club I, Yearbook Senior Activities Editor IV, Home¬ room Rep. IV Regina Soulnier 16 Dal-Mar Road Spanish Club I-II, National Honor Society III Jeff Stearns 4 Farm Street Baseball I-IV, Hockey III-IV Michael Stochaj 55 Farm Street Band I-IV, Drama Club I-IV, Prom Commit¬ tee IV Marc Tellier Bonita Therberge 31 Irene Court French Club IV Eugene Thibodeau 1080 South Main Street Chess Team II, Newspaper Staff III, Bowling Team III Laurie A. Thibodeau 1080 South Main Street Track I-II, Field Hockey I, Drama Club I, French Club Robert C. Thornton 38 Kathy Drive Varsity Football Team I-IV, Track I, Basket¬ ball I-III, Class Officer (Vice-Pres.) IV, Prom Committee IV William Thornton 38 Kathy Drive National Honor Society III-IV, Who’s Who Among American High School Students III- IV, Studen t Government Day Delegate IV, Football Team III-IV, Student Council III-IV (Pres. IV), Ski Club III-IV, French Club I, (Vice-Pres.), Homeroom Rep. III-IV Theresa Tiernan 4 Brookside Road Yearbook Art Editor IV, Prom Committee IV, National Honor Society III-IV (Vice- Pres.), Who’s Who Among American High School Students IV, Volleyball II, Winter Track II-IV, Spring Track I-IV, Winter Cotil¬ lion Committee IV Brian Trudeau 280 Center Street Marie E. Ustinowich 115 Mechanic Street Volleyball II Steven Vater 56 Depot Street Weight Lifting III-IV, Track III Karen Vose 22 David Road DECA III-IV, Ski Club II, Spanish Club II William Walkowiak 9 5th Avenue Freshman Advisor to the School Committee, Home Room Rep. II, National Honor Soci¬ ety President III-IV, Cross Country I-IV (Capt.), Indoor Track I-IV (Capt.), Spring Track I-IV (Capt.) Kenneth Wante 241 Paine Street National Honor Society III-IV Jeannette Wheeler 30 Plymouth Road Jody White Traci Willett 20 Cedar Hill Road Homeroom Rep. I, Ski Club II Robin Louise Willitts 17 Overlook Drive Drama Club I-IV, Prom Committee III, IV, Music Department III-IV, Newspaper Com¬ mittee III, Spanish Club I Scott Willey Clifford Woodman 881 South Main Street Kimberly Zullo 17 Horseshoe Drive Italian Club Junior Grads Edward Alarie Lisa Arpin Donna Burr Jeanne Charland 280 Pulaski Blvd. Steven Creasia 19 High Street Nancy Dalton 24 Candace Drive Concert Marching Band I-III, Weaving and Macrame Club I, German Club I-III Denise Demers Timothy Harrison Deborah Jacobson 17 North Street Junior Prom Committee, Chorus I-II, Year¬ book Staff III, Homeroom Rep. Ill, OEA II Debra Ann Lamarre 24 Andrew Street Track I-III, Varsity Cheerleading I-II, Ski Club I-III, DECA III, Class Treasurer I Thomas Languirand Sandra Paine 371 Wrentham Road Band I Paul Peloquin Robyn Pimentel 245 Caroline Drive French Club I, Pep Club II Scott Renaud Susan Rogers Brian Trites Corrine Ruggieri 26 Silver Lake Road Mary Venuti 63 Without You We Couldn ' t Have! 64 Senior Awards MR. CLINTON ' ■ ■ DAR Dominic Caccavelli Science Award Douglas McDonald 65 SENIOR SOLILOQUY 67 Seniors Predict the Future... Only God knows what will happen and how it will happen Life as we know it will slowly disappear The world will be overwrought by beings more intelligent than we are There will be world peace, or there will be no world at all Cloning will be offered as a safety precaution to high government officials Literary figures in America will develop a fresh subject to spur general public reading interest We will find out that life exists on other planets A new type of car will be created to replace the gas burning ones of today A modified system for solar power will replace the need for oil We will start a colony on the moon Either we will be here with world peace or we won’t be here to read this Someone is going to push THE button The world will be destroyed by some outer force People will become an endangered species We will go back to using horse and buggies because vi The world will be no more The world will be one big nuclear plant There will be a world war and we will all die There will be a great recession The world will become so populated that we wi 1 f e will soon run out of oil, gas, etc . 11 ave to move otf In order to live you will have to be immensely wealthy and have a 1 The world will be run by machines and if you want anything all you | Everybody will have interchangeable minds, we will be able to move Nuclear power plants will destroy the world by accident Advanced weapons technology will keep the world in constant tension The world will become barren of all natural resources The world will not be at peace until everyone dies We will all become friendly and there will be world peace (I hope) That women will finally realize that their place is at home and not anywh planets of connections ill have to do is pusi e mind to another by scr er nuclear holocaust else £ 68 Robert Thorton Dominic Caccavelli TREASURER SECRETARY Cory Cellucci Sharon Brennan Senior Class Officers VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT 70 $ � . ' .■ AsrAv Vv ' • ' - •• -V-.VV. ,j. Wendy Fowler Senior Section Sharon Brennan Senior Activities Laurie Farrell Editor Judie McDaniel Business Bruce Lascola Photographer 72 Mrs-Flanagan Advising Editor JoAnnc Parady Clubs and Activities Kris Carpentier Senior Section Dodi Sohl Senior Activities i. Junior Prom The Way I Feel Tonight” Prom Court Janie Martus, Queen Jocelyn Allen Kristen Libby Liane Rosenlund Jean Russell i iy Masquerade Dance Jr.-Sr. Christmas Party Compliments of Mobil Station 78 December 20,1979 Compliments of Bellingham Library 82 I I Administration 84 Xti ty ft • : S ' f ' � y m y ' ; ' ;! A ' ' . ■ -j-ilyV ' ; Guidance 85 I Louise Kelly Librarian Nancy Linder Library Aide Department n g i Kathleen Kocon Reading Reinforcement, Reading English, Basic Composition Mary Gagne English 9, College Preparatory Writing, Creative Writing 86 © C C © Norman Lcmieux Media 8, Basic Composition, Early American Literature, Science Fiction Glen Gariepy English 9. Media Ecology, Shakespeare Debra Parker English 9, History of Drama, Introduction to the Short Story Christine Concannon American Literature, Twentieth Century can Literature, College Preparatory Writ- Last year, the Department decided to offer a more structured program in English for all students. While it is generally felt that responsibility is taught by allowing or requiring students to make their own decisions the Department is allowing students to have a choice of electives as in the past but not as freely. Certain courses were introduced to the English Program as either high level or low level courses. At the onset, we felt that students in each category would make prudent selections inas¬ much as each student knows himself or herself better than any¬ one else. We did find that selections of the ' ' easier courses” were being selected by top students while the difficult courses w r ere often being selected by students who do not belong there. As a result, we have set up a program whereby students are required to take certain courses each year based upon the course of study they have chosen; College, General, or Business. In most instances, students have a choice of required courses and then they also have the option of several elective courses for the par¬ ticular program they have selected. These things have been accomplished thus far and we look to require more courses in particular for programs that are not quite so structured at this time, i.e.. Business and General Courses for the senior year. I guess that we can sum up our accomplishments and our goals for improvement by saying that we want to allow reasonable free¬ dom with logical direction. We feel that it is time to demand cer¬ tain accountability again. 97 I John Cleary lin lish 8, Pnglish 9, Basic Composition, Intnxluction to Satire, Twentieth Century American Literature lit I Vento Publish H, Public Speaking, Writing Workshop Business Pnj ' - John Thuot Department Head Basic (iomposition, Intnxluction to Poetry, Public Speak¬ ing Maureen Trudcl Publish 8, Poetry and Plays, Novels Lorraine Kilburn Pnglish 9, Twentieth Century American Lit¬ erature, liarly Pnglish Literature, Twentieth Century Publish Literature Janet Langcnburg Intnxluction to Business Pnglish, lish, Science Fiction Foreign Paul Cournoyer Conversational French I, French II, Spanish I, F.nglish 9 Denise Keating German I, II, III, and IV, Spanish I, II Velmo Ciavarini Italian I, II, III and IV, Business Management, Intrtxluction to Busi¬ ness FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT The Foreign Language Department offers five languages to the students of Bellingham High School, grades 8 through 12: French, Spanish, Italian, German, and Latin. In addition to the traditional classes, we also offer conversational classes in French and Spanish. There are a total of 497 students enrolled in lan¬ guage classes, which is 37% of our enrollment. This is much higher than the national average, which is only 13%. With the recent emphasis in the study of foreign languages, it is encourag¬ ing that so many of our students are learning languages and about foreign nations and cultures. We also have five foreign language clubs, all of which are- active in offering extra-curricular activities and cultural aware¬ ness. The club members attend restaurants to sample the foods indigent to the foreign lands they study. The members are also planning a language festival to be held in the spring in conjunc¬ tion with a foreign language week when each of the languages will be highlighted for a day throughout the school. Geoffrey Boyle Conversational Spanish I, II, Spanish II, Spanish III Josette Troeehio French 111, IV ami V, Latin I, II and III Jeanne Valorie Department Head French I, II Donald Horan Department Head Internationa] Relations, Western Civiliza¬ tion 90 . Vi ' V ' s ' 1 ' iOiWAdd ' i ' rIt ' ' Leo Dalpe American History Gerry Gayer U.S. History, American Government Donald Johnson Alex Kowalczyk U.S. History, Youth and the Law American History Social o Bernard Biron U.S. History, Business Law Steve McDonough U.S. History, American History, Man and His World James Cheever Western Civilization Olivio Conti U.S. History, Black Studies, Sociology Henry Lindsay Western Civilization, Russian History Barbara Flanagan Accounting II, Pre Model Office, Personal Typing, Steno I. Steno II Business Carla Normandin Career Information Counselor Distribume Education Janet Robidoux Pre Model Office. Model Office, Typ ing II. Accounting I Victoria Sanocki Applied Math II, Computer Operator, Con sumer Math Kim Ferrucci Consumer Math. Typing I 92 Nancy Gray Introduction to Business, Accounting I. Typing I Frank Rook Department Head Introduction to Data Processing, Typing II Emile Niedzwiadek Accounting I, Introduction to Business Department The Business Department offers a variety of courses to meet the needs entire student population. There is an emphasis in Career Education in all classes. Also there is emphasis being placed in the area of Consumerism. It is felt that career education and consumer education are two avenues of preparation students need to be successful in life. Distributive Education has a record number of students enrolled in the 1979-80 program. Students are actually involved in the various Regional, State, and National Competency Based Projects. There has been a significant increase in the num¬ ber of students enrolled in Data Processing. Availa¬ ble computer hardware allows the students to learn two computer languages — RPG-II and BASIC. Roger Guillemette Distributive Education Janice Spencer-Travers Typing I. Typing II. Pre Model Office 93 ■ bid M Math George Farquhar Algebra II, Introduction to Algebra I, Applied Math I Roy Fox Math 8-1, Math 8-2, College Review Math, Trigono¬ metry, Introduction to Calculus sa p life Bi - Linda Beck Practical Math I, Applied Math II, Geometry Andy Trudeau Algebra I, Algebra II, Applied Math I, College Review Math, Trigonometry Joyce Greene Math 8-1, Applied Math II, Introduction to Algebra II Leda Slater Geometry, Introduction to Algebra I, Applied Math II Dom Fabrizio Geometry, Practical Math II, Algebra I Lou Pepin Math 8-1, Math 8-2, Introduction to Computer Math Brenda Dion Algebra I, Algebra II, College Review Math, Analytic Geometry, Applied Math I 95 Science Patrick Bealieu Department Head Biology, Human Biology Walter Quigg 1SCS9 Richard Porter ISCS8 11 Carol Manning College Preparatory, Biology, Ecology, Microbiology Marcel Tardif Chemistry Eric Cohn Marine Science, ISCS 9 96 Department Don Christie College Preparatory Biology, Zoology, Meteorology Bob O’Byck IIS 8, ISCS 9 Rita Rocheleau Practical Science, Physics Deborah Boyle Math 8-1, Math 8-2, ISCS 8 Catherine Smith Practical Science Our Science teachers provide courses that will both meet college requirements and help students become well-informed citizens in this scientific age. There are a variety of science courses for students with a range of interest and ability: human physiology, chemistry, meteorology, ecology, botany, physics, and more. Science teachers emphasize a variety of science learning experiences, including laboratory activities both in school and at the beach. Learning objectives are being revised in all science courses; our physics program is expanding; a new program in earth sci¬ ence will begin in September. Things are happening in Science. 97 Industrial Arts Loci Raymond Woods I, II, Metals I, III The Industrial Arts Department continues to strive to provide the best possible Industrial Education to the students of B.H.S. The five full time staff members are presently involved with curriculum develop¬ ment and improvement. The results of their teaching efforts in conjunc¬ tion with those of the student are displayed annually in the Industrial Arts Exhibit. Alfred Wade Drafting I, II, III, IV, V Bob Provost Department Head Woods I, III. and V The Art Department lost a teacher hut has had a successful transition from double to single sessions. We are stressing Art Basics. I, II, III, and IV, and have introduced graphics and folk crafts. We have excelled at state and national lev¬ els in competition of student work and won many other art awards during the year. Our two day Spring Festival featured much quality work. We took part in outside exhib¬ itions and participated in a Clay-a-thon for the first time. Three of our stydents work will be published in a new anthology of win¬ ning art drawings. We are working on a revision of art curric¬ ulum. Helen Pierce Department Head Calligraphy, Art I. 111. IV Jocelyn Girard Art Basics, Art 1, II, Graphics Renee Finlay Ceramics, Folk Art. Art I Veto Rastonis Department Head Marching Band, Stage Band, Chorus, Music Theory Harold Schreffler Mixed Chorus, Senior High Band In June of 1979, the Home Economics Department lost the service of Mrs. Nancy Levesque. We now have three teachers. We took an active part in the annual Art Festival held in May. Clothing and craft items were on display. All foods classes prepared baked goods that were sold by the Friends of Music at the Spring Concert. In September we began receiving materials from our Independent Living Project Grant. These materials include our microwave oven, two sewing machines, and many filmstrips and related materials. Eleanor Evers Foods I, II, Home and Family Living, Home Economics — Clothing 00 Home c Lois Turcotte Department Head Clothing I, II and III Nancy Lehr Foods I, Foods and Nutrition, Independent Living Physical u c a James Bonollo Department Head Phys. Ed. 10,11 George Anderson Athletic Director Phys. Ed. 11 and 12 I o n A1 Spera Phys. Ed. 8, and 9 Phil Skrzat Phys. Ed. 10, and 12 Janice Graham Phys. Ed. 10, 11 and 12 Sandy Xenos Phys. Ed. 8, and 9 Gene Clinton Diane Daniels m Frank McAdam Mike Suffoletto Peg Theriault Penny O’Leary 103 Pauline Ladoucer gggj|j ill : - - ; :: mi Joan Dima -mV ' Secretarial Staff Arlene Cooper Main Office Mary Tremba Main Office Berry Lewinsky Guidance Elizabeth Lowry Guidance s e Margaret Szydlik School Nurse Paul Yuele, Ester Dupre, Margaret Lunt, Yvonne Harpin, Dorthy Anderson, Betty Vondras TfttS Rita Comastra, Grace Moore Paul Yuele, Food Service Director Paula Lamoureux, Secretary Alice Daignault, Secretary 105 Back Row: Ralph Moore, Andy Farrell, John Trites, Brett Carey, Tom Tuttle, David Bigelow, Bill Walkowiak, Paul Brown, Coach Paul Coumoyer. Front Row: Don¬ ald Wozniak, Jim Brown, (not shown) Andy Walkowiak. WL _Jr mat • 4- 1 108 Varsity Volleyball 110 CVNJp ' Mi ' i t ' 1 ' ‘W |h ■ : iVr j-. v, i i v ■ Top Row: Judy Loof, Lisa Seifert, Roxanne Edick, Amie Coady, Linda Chin, Wendy Joseph, Elaine Pemberton. Bottom Row: D.ane Guidera, Patty Dez.el, Alison Bourre, Karen Meehan, Sabina Fleuette, Barbara Brooks, Jackie Bonin. 111 £ Varsity Field Hockey ••■a r. fit WK «•- ■ft i •Si if 4 ilV ni i i $ HI 1 ■■ fti i� m 11 ■ 1 =« � s II i « ■ First Row: Lisa Fontaine, Theresa Tieman, Donna Johnson, Angela Canestrari, Sharon Pollack. Back Row: Sharon Tomaso, Shirley Smith, Helen Manning, Cindy Marchand, Debbie Bowman, Coach Sandy Xenos. Junior Varsity First Row: Coach Robin Gautreau, Kathy Dalpe, Cheryl Buckley, Tracy Lavassier, Mary Courtney, Louise Pelletier, Kelly Elliot, Sandy Pollack, Rhonda Tamaso. Back Row: Sandy Rushton, Brenda Joseph, Diedra Gadra, Karen Lafond, Barbi Kiroy, Andrea Bucciero, Linda Morrell, Lisa Duason. 7 «t� f� ij I ' ! T t t • B i iai| i «aiati , «• � ! , a Bn«j • ■ !«� � £ ” M� � «!• T ! •« i fji ' . ' ljf S Bn m ■ � luilrt 1 ' , , iiisiife f f m ' : ■ . § ' � ” ' •• ft 113 114 Front Row Ed Demattia, Jerry Morgan, Brian Skerry, Danny Provost, Dominic Caccavelli, Captain Gerard McKinnon, Captain Ricky Armstrong, Bobby Thornton, Billy Thornton, John Platt, David Ferris, Chris Bigelow, John Morin. Second Row: Billy Canesi, Matt Martin, David Perry, Scott Beleveau, Jimmy Oram, Ronny Russell, Bobby Lewis, William Donahue, Ray Page, Bob Cook, Matt Campbell, Mark Dittami, Steven Alcardi. Third Row: Steven Platt, Ricky Brown, Todd Bodine, Rick Lussier, Ricky Allen, John Toner. Back Row: Charlie Powers, Frank Arcana, Jeff CinTolo, Peter Robinson, A1 Mograss, Coach Rick Porter, Coach A1 Spera, Head Coach Wally Quigg. 115 Mr. Bob O’byck, Mr. Richard Porter, Mr. Wally Quigg, Mr. A1 Spera, Mr. Eric Cohn. Front Row: Don Rosenqist, Neil Lovering, Gary Morrell, Eric Gayer, Robert Pemberton, Dan Mangano, Tom Hammann, Peter Shugrue, Greg Canestrari, Joe Stratman, Michael McGivray. Second Row: Coach Robert O’Byck, Jeff Patton, John Macnell, Mike Fernald, Bruce Lapade, Mike Canesi.Jeff Fegan, Doug Henderson, Mike Rowe, Coach Eric Cohn. Third Row: Jeff Fegan, Bob Shugrue, Paul Simonson, Joe Anderson, Len Kritz, Wayne Walker, Henry Russell, Walter Kenny. 116 ■ «■ ' What does it take to be a winner? Among many virtues, one, perseverance, is important when it comes to champions. Track star Ralph Moore has many virtues — desire, courage, motivation — but perseverance is the forerunner of them all. He displayed this attribute, astounding everyone present, when he particip ated in the Mass. State Championship Conference in Northfield. Ralph Moore, a total unknown, had control of the meet right from the start; he set the pace for other entrants and held the lead for M of the race — running as hard as he possibly could. As luck would have it, his body said no more” the finish line was in sight! Exhaus¬ tion was written blandly in his face but he mustered every ounce of strength availa¬ ble, crossed that finish line — and collapsed! Ralph was the only entrant from this area to run in the U.S. Cross Country Champion¬ ship in Raleigh, N.C. Running the 5 kilome¬ ter, challenging course in 16 minutes 20 sec¬ onds, he placed eleventh out of 250 to 300 runners — Perseverance wins again! Bellingham’s varsity hockey team completed its season by finishing in second place in the tri-valley league. This qualified the team for E. Mass, tourney play. The hawks played Dorchester high in the pre¬ liminary round and won 8-4. In the first round of the tournament Bellingham defeated Harwich High School 4-1. This victory enabled the hawks to qual¬ ify for quarterfinal play in the Boston Garden. For Bellingham this meant the first time an athletic team played in the Garden since the basketball team in 1963. The season was an enjoyable experience for all team members. Among the many stars Jeff Stearns and Larry Pontremoli, co-capts., displayed the lead¬ ership so necessary on any successful team. Other seniors who played leading roles in Bellingham’s 15- 7-1 record include Steve Gentile, Gerry Morgan, Dan Mayhew, and Ricky Armstrong. 119 Back Row: John McColgan, Donny Daniels, Mike Morrison, Jimmy Newman, Steven Gentile, Pat Morrison. Middle Row: Eric Roseland, Danny Mayhew, Mark Lacroix, Ed Perreualt, Eric Newman, Jerry Morgan, Steve McMullin. Front Row: Brian Sherlock, (co-capt.) Larry Pontremoli, (coach) Mr. Roger Guillmette, (asst, coach) Mr. A1 Gosselln, (co-capt.) Jeffy Stearns, Ricky Armstrong. 120 22 Cheerleaders Top Row: Shari Clunie, Lisa Oram, Janet Slason, Lisa Gagne, Linda Gagne. Bottom Row: (Co-Capt.) Tania Platt, Rhonda Rice, (Capt.) Sallie Gautreau, (Co-Capt.) Cheryl Lablanc, Lynn Horan. i ' A - ' fllA 1 r j (■ ■ 4 4 Winter Track Bottom Row: Nancy Fontanarosa, Teri Maron, Janet Maines, Lisa King, Theresa Tieman, Lisa Columbare, Peryn Coady. Second Row: Margie Deziel, Sandra Pollack, Chris Carpentier, Angela Canstrari, Sue Fleuette, Coach Paul Cournoyer. Third Row: Brett Carey, Andy Farrell, Brian Haley, Jon Yuele, Mat Cambell, Will Donahue, Bob Shugrue. Fourth Row: Bruce Lascolla, Dennis O’Donnell, Earl Oliver, Ralph Moore, Mark Fontanarosa, Jimmy Costello. Top Row: Steve Felice, Ray Page, Danny Provost, Jef Fegan, Mark Zagame Mark Fredericks, Robert Burke, Steve Platt, John Eno. Not Shown: Bill Walkowiak, Andy Walkowiak, Chris Bigelow, Tom Dexter! Charlie Powers, Steve Mullahue, Greg Canistrari, Richard Allen, Mary Desroches, Robin Reardon. 124 Varsity. Top Row: Julie Mayhew, Brenda Belliveau, Helen Manning, Denise Holloway, Mary Kluit, Shirley Smith, Cathy Carpentier, Sharon Tomaso, Jackie Kauker, Coach Glenn Gariepy. Bottom Row: Donna Frappier, Debbie Kozak, Donna Johnson, Sharon Pollack. Girls Basketball liH ■ K Junior Varsity. Top Row: Coach Kim Ferrucci, Wendy Conklin, Barbara Brooks, Daphne Grant, Diane Guidera. Bottom Row: Cheri Hardenbrook, Linda Morrell, Cathy Kilroy. Freshmen. Top Row: Coach Deborah Patrick, Lisa Frain, Danielle Jacques, Sonia Hines, Jenny Curll, Lisa uuason, Carol Morgan, Sally Bogan, Chris McEnory. Bottom Row: Jenny Gayer, Pam Spellman. rrt Boys Basketball Varsity. Top Row: Mike Trudeau, John Platt, Jim Oram, Brian Trites, Ed DeMattia, Cliff Landers, Gerard McKinnon Coach Jim Bonollo. Bottom Row: Scott Belliveau. Dave Cox, Roger Canestrari, John Marcoux. Junior Varsity. Top Row: Tom Rigncy, Tom Tuttle, Ricky Dumas, Brian McElroy, Pat Hammann, Bill Lewis, John Trites, Coach Edward Flurry. Bottom Row: Mike Flynn, Scott Gilroy, Tom Hammann, Gary Morrell. The Stars of Tomorrow Freshmen. Top Row: Coach Roy Fox, Joe Stratman, Kevin Winship, Dan Mangano, Robert Creasia, Paul Dalpe, John Trices, Don Rosenquist, Jeff Minard, Mike Fernald, Mike Canesi. Bottom Row: Gary Morell, Bob Pember¬ ton, Peter Shugrue, Tom Hammann, Eric Gayer. 8th Grade. Top Row: George Brown, Joe Nugent, Mark Hennigan, Dan Birks, Bill Roche, Eric Andrews, Mike Browkowski, Ralph Carpentier, Coach John Clancy. Bottom Row: Kenny Jackson, Dennis Mattson, Brian Thor¬ ton, Pat Tieman. mm jBMmBBMB—MM a Brian Trites Goes Over 1000 Point Mark A Chinese proverb says A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step” and, says center Brian Trites, that one step for him began with BMHS principal Roger Canestrari. Brain has had the distinction of showcasing his skills on the basketball court by becom¬ ing only the fourth person in the school’s history to attain a total point score of over 1000. When asked about people who helped him along the way, Brain said all his coaches played an important part in his career but it was Mr. Canestrari who straightened me out” way back in eighth grade intramurals. Brain loves all sports, and plays street basketball every chance he gets when he’s not on the high school court. But it was that fateful Friday, February 8, 1980 that Brain will never forget. It was the last few minutes in a league game against Ashland High. He still needed two points to hit the 1000 mark and make his mark in the annals of Bellingham Court History. During the third period he missed a few easy free throws as the crowd in the stands roared. Coach Bonollo benched him for a minute or two — finally back in action, charging down the court, Brian stuffed the ball and gained his goal — one thousand points — putting him in the ranks with previous high scorers: Glen Gariepy, Jim Bonollo, and Bob McDaniels, thus completing the first step on his journey of a thousand miles. L. Papelian 131 Front Row: Debbie Kozak, Jennifer Lawton, Liora Kraus, Theresa Tieman, Bill Walwokiak — Pres, Nancy Drainville, Carol Fleuette. Sallie Gautreau, Alice Skumatz. Second Row: Margie Deziels, Lisa Fontaine, Laurie Frappier, Geraldine Corley, Laurie Farrell, Pat Locklin, Denise Parenteau, Boneta Jackson. Third Row: Jackie Kauker, Dorothy Condon, Laurie Thibodeau, Denise Fleuette, Angela Canestrari, Beth Glockner, Wendy Fowler, Janie Marrus. Fourth Row: Bob Guilbert, David Reed, Billy Thorn¬ ton, Mr. Cohn, Kevin Wante, Maurice Belanger, Doug McDonald. Student Council Front Row: Wendy Joseph, Sandy Dercyk — Vice Pres, Sharon Pollack, Anne Gervais, Miss Manning, Mary Kluit, Wendy Fowler, Jennifer Lawton, Lisa Fontaine, Sallie Gautreau. Second Row: Arthur Lesieur, David Brennan, Mike Minard, Tom Tuttle — Treas. Robert Lreasia, Steve Quimby, Maurice Belanger, Bruce Jansen, Shawn Newton. Missing: Bill Thornton — Pres, Dodi Sohl — Sec. Tom Tuttle, Advisor — Mr. Cohn National Honor Society 136 Front Row: Mr. Ciavarini, Dominic Caccavelli, Karen Sevigny, Lisa Ryan, Jackie Kauker — Sec, Joan Joseph — Treas. Vice Pres, Cindy Pimentel, Laurie DeMaria. Second Row: Steve Robinson, Janet Maines, Jean Depoto, Andrea Capporelli, Donna Conroy, Denise Cafarelli, Terry Calore, Bob Pember¬ ton. Third Row: Rocky Barber, Greg Canestrari, Jon Yuele, Nicholas Casalanguida, Bobby Tondreau. Fourth Row: Bill Mangano, Joey Bogan, David Johnson, Ray Page, Steve McMullin, Danny Giardino, Anthony Anzalone. Missing: Sue Quimby, Donald Daniels, Marie Fortner, JoAngela Morin — Pres, Danny MacCullum Officers: JoAngela Joan Jackie Spanish Club Front Row: Joan Gagasheda, Julie Hansen, Jill Ferris, Dellhia Guidem, Rhonda Tomaso, Meredith Gallant, Michelle Rizzo, Anita Seifert, Shelly King, Teri Wyatt. Second Row: Brenda Joseph, Pam Henderson, Maria Rizzo, Deirdre Guidern, Aimee Coady. Jean Armstrong, Kris Santini, Lisa Seifert, Judy Loof, Annette Perrualt. Third Row: Diane Guidern, Dawn Pattow, Julie Mayhew, Kris Anderson, Maureen Henderson, Dot Reed, Sandy Rushton, Janet Slason, Sharon Tomaso, Fourth Row: Roger Canastrari, Doug McDonald, Chris Varney, Wally Kenny, Mr. Boyle, Mike Gilroy, Mike MacCollum, Tom Humman, Tony Balliro, Bob Cook. Italian Club Officers: Ma_ra Mirras. Pres. Wayne Seocha;. Vice Pm S_ -ur Schmitt. Sec Treas .Kcrr.xx — Mrs Keating First Rost Lancia Daltor. Wayne Stochaj, Maura Martus. Susan Schmitt, Sharon Zariczny, Kathy Dolan. Second Row: Nancy Dalton, Charnel Pelletier. Mrs. Keating. Regina Fleuette. Third Row: Frank Arcana, Lome Hope, Steve Tieman, Tom Tuttle, Borkhardt Schwilin- ski. Eric OLlenboger. Latin Club First Row Shawn Griffin, Eric Normandin, Bruce Jansen, Roberta Joy al, Wendy Normandin, Peryn Coady, Cindy Chronial, Andrea Buc- ero Second Row Kirr. Carrier. Dorothy Condor, Sandy Dercyk, Dodi Sohl, Cindy Bourre, Pat Locklin. Third Row ' : Rachel Stressman, A ' .ne Gerva.s. Mrs. Trocchio, Eli Kraus, Jennifer Lawton. Officers: Gerri Cintolo, Pres. Wendy Normandin, Vice Pres. Bruce Jansen, Treas. Roberta Joyal, Sec. Peryn Coady, Historian Advisor — Mrs. Trocchio 13S French Club First Row: Kathy Edick, Roxanne Edick, Jeanne Galipeau, Michelle Beauregard, Lisa Guilmette. Kelly Grenon, Yolanda Belhumeur. Linda Morrell. Second Row: Donald Brenon, Linda Chin, Nancy Krapohl, Monica Niedzwiakdek. Peggy Yeomans, Elizabeth Winship. Debra Comire, Marianne McDonough, Joe Powers. Third Row: Chip Richardson, Pat Carpentier, Karen Meeham. Chris LaPlante. Sirs alone. Mitch Genereux, Lisa Lamothe, Monique Fleuette. Fourth Row: Randy Goneau, Jim Fleury, Jim Lewis, Mart Martin, Bruce Bolduc, Patrick Murphy, Jeff Pattow. Officers: Lisa Guilmette, Pres Michelle Beauregard. Vice Pres Jeanne Galipeau. Treas. Kelly Grenon, Sec. Advisor — Mrs. Valone Newspaper First Row: Jean Galipeau, Cathy Locklin, Wendy Normandin, Dorothy Condon, Wendy Fowler. Sandy Dercy k. Second Row Alice Sku- matz, Kim Carrier. Mary Kluit, Roxanne Edick, Sallie Gautreau. Third Row: Peter Patch. Arthur Lesieur. Mr. Horan. William Chapman Front Row: Michael Arcand, Susan Schmitt, Wendy Normandin, Linda Dalton, Shawn Newton. Second Row: Joey Fleuette, Gary Bastrache, Brian Forestal, Joe Stratman, Jim Fleury. Gourmet Cooking Chess Club Front Row: Michelle LaCroix, Jennifer Gayer, Lisa Duason, Mrs. Papalien, Mr. Gayer, Tim Bigelow, Lisa Wirrell, Wendy Welch. Second Row: Lucie Parenteau, Monica Niedzwiadek, Lori Whitehouse, Micheal McGilvray, Donna Sherman, Shelly King, John Gokey. Math Club Front Row: Ed DeMittia, Jackie Kauker, Bob Guilbert, Liora Kraus. Dean Co-Operative Front Row: Mr. Fox, Cindy Locklin, Kathy Locklin, Pat Locklin, Dorothy Condon, Anne Gervais, Wayne Stochaj. Second Row: William Chapman, Bruce Jansen, John Gervais, Patrick Murphy, Doug McDonald. Third Row: David Reed, Maurice Belanger. Student Leadership Front Row: Brenda Willet, Cheri Hardenbrook, Linda Stringfellow, Nancy Dalton, Debbie LaVallee. Second Row: Ellen Racine, Bob Tondreau, Frank Sanchez, Don Taylor, Eric Normandin, Gary Morrell, Alan Martel, Patty Krapokl, Cindy Locklin, Jill Halon, Russell Andrews. Third Row: Mr. Schreffler, Cathy Loycana, Lisa Creasia, William Chapman, John Gervais, Patrick Murphy, John Maron. Fourth Row: Jeff Hardenbrook, Gene Pellan, Jody White, Steve Connors, Kevin Racine, Chris Capozolli, Bob Lesieur, Steve Mullahoo, James Polk, Steve LaValley, James Mercer, Anne Lessieur, Cindy Alexander, Brian McElroy, John Rowe, Kevin Winship. Stage Band Marching Band Front Row William Reardon, Greg Smith. Kevin Racine, Mike Bozkowski, Robert Lussier, Bob Murphy, Bill Walkowiak, Lynne Horan. Second Row: Allan Martel, Greg Stringfellow, John Gervais, Cindy Locklin, Jeff Hardenbrook, Jody White, Kim Carrier, Neil Lovering, Patrick Murphy, John Maron, Tom Dexter, James Murcier. Back Row: Jim Reardon, John Morin, Jon Rowe, Cathy Locklin, Bruce Bolduc, Mr. Rastonis, Cheri Harden¬ brook. Color Guard 145 Left to Right: Miss Smith, Cindy Glowka, Linda Tagliaferri, Michelle Beauregard, Dawn Pattow, Eliane Pemberton. JoAngela Morin, Dianne D ' Alessandro, Den¬ ise Ringer, Terri Maron, Beth Young, Maura Manus, Dorie Borelli. Kneeling: Kacey Hallam, Eileen Hanlon. Missing: Pam Powell. Chorus Officers: Peter Robinson — Treas, Janie Manus — Pres. Lisa Dupre — Sec. Front Row: Rene Lariviere, Roxanne Edick. Jean Russell, Kathy Morin. Alan Martel, Janie Martus. Lisa Dupre, Karen Sevigny, Kelly Elliot, Pam Mahony, Cheryl Cafarello, Cathy Loycana. Second Row: Debbie Boaman, Judy Loof, Elicia Seifert. Robin Vincent, Denise Cafarella, Lori Eames. Mary Frain. Lauren Ben- tle, Jackie Boaman, Patty Carpentier. Third Row: Nathan DeCasse. Alice Skumatz, Jean Depoto. Eric Cra¬ ven, Jeanne Galipeau. Holly Brennan, Lehr Bigelow. Margaret LaNave. Kim Lomberto, Roxanne Gullick, Karen Meeham. Fourth Row: Mark Dehmer, Peter Robinson, Lenny Kritz. Gary Powell, Paul Mayer. Eli Kraus, Mark Fontenarossa, Roger Gagnon, Beth Glockner. Mr. Rastonis. Majorettes Front Row: Stefanie Rice, Donna Short, Robin Welch, Karen Welch, Linda Welch, Janet Maines, Katy Kantos, Andrea Caporelli, Michelle Hodell. Center: Janie Marcus — Captain. 146 147 Drama Club First Row: Rachel Strassman, Peryn Coady, Dawn Pattow, Monique Arcand, Denise Ringer, Terry Maron, Alan Martel, Mrs. Papelian, Bobby Pemberton, Janie Martus, Lisa Dupre, Cindy Locldin, Dorothy Condon, Wendy Joseph, Lori Eames, Michelle Beauregard. Second Row: Jennifer Lawton, Beth Young, Nancy Krapholi, Karen Mee- ham, Maura Martus, Wendy Normandin, Pat Locldin, Dodi Sohl, Alice Skumatz, Stephanie Meade, Cathy Locklin, Amiee Coady. Third Row: Kacey Hallam, Jennifer Gayer, Anne Gervais, Robin Joval, Chris Dupre, Sharon Pollack, Beth Glockner, Mary Kluit, Cindy Alexander, Denise Parenteau, Eric Craven. Fourth Row: Shawn Griffin, Patrick Murphy, Mike Stochaj, Bruce Jansen, Jay Polk, Wayne Stochaj, Steve Mullahoo, William Chapman, John Gervais. 148 Officers: Janie Martus, Pres. Anne Gervais, Vice Pres. Denise Ringer, Sec. Treas. Pam Powel, Publicity Advisor — Mrs. Papelian 1 w .x % m 1 Sitting: Debbie Duffney, Karen Boudrot, Tracey Dumas, Denise Fleuette, Mary Recore, Mary Kluit, Cathy Simonson, Susan Dionne, Eli Kraus, Dodi Sohl, Lisa Arpin. First Row: Amy Coady, Monica Niedzwiadek, Marc Roberts, Cathy Morin, Sally Bogon, Nichole Laviolette, Cindy Chronial, Pat Kraphol, Mrs. Parker, Linda Morel, Deb¬ bie Lamoureux, Debbie LaMarre, Meridith Gallant, Eileen Hanlon, Eric Normandin, Jennifer Hand, Dana Bartels, Maureen Henderson, Margie Deziel. Second Row: Pat Deziel, Jim Higgins, Marc Lamoureux, JoAnne Parady, Lisa Oram, Debbie Glaven, Anne Glaven, Brenda Belliveau, Nancy Kraphol, Shari Cluni, Debbie Rousseau, Cheryl LeBlanc, Sue Rogers, Derinda Paniss, Susan Schmitt. Third Row: Pattie Sohl, Peryn Coady, Lori Chronial, Sharon Pollack, Jennifer Lawton, Donna DeBonise, Pam Lan- dino, Joceyln Allen, Bonnie Jackson, Pam Powell, Allison Collin, Steve LaVallee, Wendy Normandin. Fourth Row: Mike Hardy, Mike McCollum, Doug McDonald, Brian Horris, Steve McMullin, Matt Martin, Ray Page, Bob Cook, John Morin, Dale Neily, Dennis Morin. Nancy Kraphol, Sec. Debbie Glaven, Treas. 150 DEC A First Row: Beth Merolli, Laurie DeMaria, Laurie McCrum, Dana Bartells, Jennifer Hann, Kris Carpentier, Denise Fleuette, Debbie Kozak Mr. Guillemette, Laurie Frappier Ann Donnely, Beverly Romikaitis, Carol Landry, Jackie Crawford, Sue Lavallee, Ellen Moscatelli. Second Row: Sue Chandler, Lindy Crawford, Miranda Grant, Wendy Conklin Anati Seifen, Denise Ringer, Debbie Lamarre, Cheryl LeBlanc, Caroline Kogut, Joyce Cochrane, Heidi Cook, Debbie Gatchell, Lisa Kariven, Mary Venutti, Terry Maron. Third Row: JPenny Wheeler, Robin Quimby Kim Carrier, Brian Haley, Sue M. Lavallee, Shari Clunie, Lisa Oram, Denise Halloway, Pam Bishop, Maura Martus, Linda Cavino, Mitch Generoux Debbie Duffney, Lori Beals, Lisa Hatty, Donna Buri. Fourth Row: Art Lessieur, Charles Kell, Joe DeSimone, Brian Skerry, Jim Newman, Bob Farley, Daniel Sawyer, Jim Moll, Richard Bibbo, Steve Marcoux, George Hendricks, Brian Sherlock, John McColgan, Jim Chapman. Officers First Row: Debbie Kozak, Debbie LaMarre, Mary Harpper, Terri Maron, Ellen Moscatelli. Second Row: Debbie Duffney, Caroline Kogut, Cheryl LaBlanc, Cheryl Moore, Beverly Romilaitis, Robin Quimby. Gkmmntomuntt i£xmm IMlutgltaut Mtmntwl Sriuwl (Class at 10H0 iFriimg, 3lmw Sixtlt % x ©Vlnrk SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ...-.. Dominic Caccavelli Vice President .„. Robert Thornton Secretary ... Sharon Brennan Treasurer .. Cory Cellucci Superintendent . Anthony C. Minichiello Principal ... Roger W. Canestrari Vice Principal ... Gerard Frappier Vice Principal ... Paul D. Kearnan School Committee .. Daniel J. Ranieri, Chairman Henri O. Masson, Vice Chairman Dennis Spas, Treasurer Lynda Martell Robert Donahue, Sr. Class Advisors .Janice M. Schreffler Harry G. Schreffler Class Motto “In Ourselves Our Future Lies” PROGRAM Processional ..... Class of 1980 National Anthem .. School Band Invocation .. Reverend John Kearns Welcome . . Dominic Caccavelli, Class President Salutatorian . . Wendy Fowler High School Band .. Light Cavalry Overture By F. Von Suppe Mr. V. Rastonis Congratulations. . Daniel J. Ranieri Chairman, School Committee Presentation of Awards . Anthony C. Minichiello Presentation of Superintendent of Schools Air Force R.O.T.C. Scholarships . Captain Walter C. Seelye Presentation of Diplomas ... Daniel J. Ranieri Chairman, School Committee Valedictorian. Class Song. . “Teach Your Children” Class of 1980 Benediction... . Reverend Charles E. Auhut Recessional ... NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Officers .President William Walkowiak Theresa Tiernan . Nancy Drainville .... .Vice President Secretary Treasurer CLASS OF 1980 Jean L. Accorsi Steven J. Aicardi Cynthia P. Alexander Joscelyn Elizabeth Allen Russell D. Andrews Larry E. Armstrong Richard F. Armstrong, Jr. Michael P. Ayotte William Balcom Kathleen M. Baro Dana Ann Bartels Denise M. Bastarache Maurice Lucien Belanger Normand Benoit Anthony E. Berg Robert Berg Ronald A. Bertulli Christian H. Bigelow Norman D. Bileau Debra Anne Biron Marion A. Bittokeleit Michael Black Katherine A. Blakely Arlene M. Bliss David Boni Sandra L. Borelli Karen L. Boudrot James A. Brady, III Sharon J. Brennan Doreen Brown Michael Burke Dina Burrill Dominic J. Caccavelli Nita Callei Theresa Denise Calore William Canesi Angela J. Canestrari Kathleen Carpentier Kristine Carpentier Craig R. Casavant Cory M. Cellucci Anne Chamberlin George H. Chapman, Jr. Michael Chupa Russell Clark Suzanne Cochrane Mary-Jo Cole David R. Columbare Dorothy C. Condon Michael Connolly Caryn H. Connor Charles Cook Dina A. Coolbrith Geraldine Corley Timothy Cox Jacqueline N. Crawford Paul F. DeAcetis Michael Dean Donna Gail DeBonise Edward G. DeMattia Sandra Deryck Mary L. Desroches Paul Desrosiers Margie A. Deziel Mark Dittami Ann Terese Donnelly Paul Dorval Nancy Drainville Lisa Ann Dresser Lisa A. Dupre Andrew Durant Catherine M. Dwyer Anne Marie Edwards Jacques R. Ethier Laurie A. Farrell David A. Farris William J. Fernald Carol A. Fleuette Denise J. Fleuette Lisa Marie Fontaine Brian D. Forestal Michelle Ann Forget Julie A. Fowler Wendy Fowler Donna-Marie E. Frappier Laurie A. Frappier Linda L. Frederick Rose Marie Galipeau Deborah Gardner Salhe Ann Gautreau Steven P. Gentile Annie Glaven Beth B. Glockner Maureen Grider Robert J. Guilbert Wayne S. Hakenjos John Halnon Jennifer Harm Michael David Hardy Stephen E. Harris Richard P. Harty Mark Henderson Jeffrey J. Houde Donald S. Ingersoll Elizabeth Instasi Bonita M. Jackson Barbara L. Janukowicz Donna Marie Johnson Wendy Joseph Jacqueline Ann Kauker Donald Keefe Michael A. King , Michael R. Kinney Mary Maria Cornelia Kluit Debra Ann Kozak Liora Kraus Vivian Carol Lamoureux Pamela Ann Landino Timothy W. LaNeve Carol Landry Bruce A. LaScola Steven J. LaValley Jennifer Beverly Lawton Gordon G. Lesslie Kristen Ann Libby Patricia A. Locklin Kevin Lomberto Grace Longo Ellen P. Loof Laurie Lunt Rachel Madeleine Lussier Karen E. Lyle Norman MacIntyre Kimberly Ann Maloney Sandra Marie Manchester William F. Mangano Daniel J. Marcet Stephen R. Marcoux Jane Marie Martus Dan R. Mayhew Cindy McCabe Laurie McCrum Judith Justina McDaniel Karen Dorena McDaniel Douglas W. McDonald Gerard McKinnon Stephanie Laurel Meade James E. Moll David Montmarquette Gerald F. Morgan JoAngela Morin John P. Morin Kirk A. Muccini Todd J. Muccini Kenneth Mueller Robert Murphy Daniel T. O’Brien Lisa Marie Olbrys Joanne Marie Parady Denise M. Parenteau Todd Patrick Thomas Patton Gene C. Pelland Dorene Pelletier John Platt James G. Polk Sharon M. Pollack Lawrence C. Pontremoli Pamela Powell Daniel Provost Stephen Quimby Kevin Racine William Reardon Mary P. Recore David R. Reid Donna Remillard Nancy Beth Rezendes Susan Rice Deborah Richard k Donna Richard Michele L. Rizzo Brenda Marie Rock Beverly A. Romikaitis S Liane B. Rosenlund Marc K. Rousseau Jean Louis Russell Ronald A. St. Laurent Maureen Salger Richard Sherlock Catherine M. Simonson Brian Keith Skerry Alice Lea Skumautz Jo Ellen Slason Dorothy M. Sohl Regina M. Soulnier Jeffrey P. Stearns Michael E. Stochaj Paul Tagliaferri Marc D. Tellier Bonita M. Theberge Eugene D. Thibodeau fi Laurie A. Thibodeau Robert C. Thornton William J. Thornton ' Theresa A. Tieman Brian M. Trudeau Marie Elainea Ustinowich Steve Vater Karen L. Vose William Walkowiak Kenneth J. Wante Jeanette Eileen Wheeler Jody A. White Traci Willett Scott Willey Robin L. Willitts Clifford Woodman Kimberly A. Zullo 3 Year Graduates Lisa Louise Arpin Nancy Dalton Denise Demers Timothy Harrison Deborah Ann Jacobsen Debra Ann Lamarre Thomas Languirand Marc Lussier Sandra Paine Paul G. Peloquin Robyn Maree Pimentel Scott E. Renaud Susan E. Rogers Corrine Ruggieri Brian Trites Mary Ann Venuti Denotes members of the Bellingham High School National Honor Society. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dominic Caccavelli Robert Thornton Sharon Brennan Cory Cellucci CLASS MARSHALS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Ralph Moore ADMINISTRATION Anthony C, Minichiello Roger W. Canestrari Gerard Frappier Paul D. Kearnan Stanley R. Hamilton Sharon Tomaso Superintendent Principal Vice Principal Vice Principal Director of Guidance CLASS MOTTO In Ourselves Our Future Lies PROGRAM Processional National Anthem Welcome Class of 1980 Concert Band Dominic Caccavelli Senior Class President Awards Class Gift Presentation „ Itobeid; Thornton Senior Class Vice President Class Song - Teach Your Children Class of 19 Q Vnofil Selection Beth Gloclcner Vocal belecxion class Qf 198C Recessional Class of 198C AWARDS Art Business Class President D.A.R. Award Drama Mrs• Pierce Mrs. S. Travers Mr. Canestrari Mr. Canestrari Mrs. Papelian Stage Band Presentation Mr. Rastonis English Foreign Language . Spanish Italian French Latin Home Economics Industrial Arts Majorettes Mathematics Bellingham Friends of Music Science Social Studies Mr. Thuot Mr. Boyle Mr. Ciavarini Mrs. Trocchio Mrs. Trocchio Mrs. Turcotte Mr. Provost Mr. Schreffler Mr. G. 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