Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1981 volume:

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Papelian We joined together. .. hand in hand . . . And marched forward to meet SENIORS the new day And we bring you . . . It is by far more credible to give out Before you give in. And we introduce you to ... FACULTY Highlights of victory, tears of defeat — All combine to make athletes great. And we proudly present. .. SPORTS There’s a segment of learning not found in books But can be discovered if only one looks into . .. CLUBS ACTIVITIES It was a time for sprouting! It was a time for blossoming! It was a time for flowering! And a time for.. . So many happy times are ours to keep Memories too dear to lose . .. And with these memories we bring you .. . UNDERCLASSMEN SENIOR ACTIVITIES 17 rV ' ii ' ,-h • V..- . ift fuivli bfa? In Memory of Rhonda Traci Rice Feel sorry for yourself Ido... Cry at our loss The world is not the same Oh yes, a part is gone Large or small We know the name And yet The loss means more to some than others Remember friend We are all sisters and brothers All related In mankind And when one like Rhonda leaves No one goes But, all are left behind . . . John J. Thuot How we squandered those years. Did we think they would never end? We turned our deafened ears To those who tried to gently bend Our wills and make our eyes seeing The beauty that exists everywhere. They tried to impose form and meaning To each new day. To make us aware Of the worth in reliving future years, content With memories of a youth well-spent. And finally. Like the budding rose We absorbed the life-giving sunlight And shed the cloak of apathy we imposed Upon ourselves. With a will of might That shook the very least among our ranks, We joined together. . . hand in hand . . . And marched forward to meet the new day Knowing we had to face the demands Put upon us by those who truly cared — Who trusted us to do the best we dared. With the blending of seasons, one and all, Spring, Summer, Winter, Fall — We completed one cycle of living. Instead of receiving we begin by giving A part of ourselves to the patient one Who well knew that the day would come When we would live up to expectations, Overcome obstacles upon presentation, Joining the ranks of the powers that be With a diligent mind and a spirit free. Lillian R. Papelian ■ How ruthless of fate to rob us Of a life that has not yet reached its prime A cruel thief that steals an image of ourselves And leaves an empty space in present time But the power of memory will serve us well In that it preserves every image intact Safe from the tarnishing effects of age and all The pain and suffering that it extracts How wise we would be to take this impression And mult iply the pleasure it instilled By the simple act of reflection Allowing memory to serve as the ageless mirror until — NANCY ALCARDI IN MEMORIAM 20 The original and the reflection are reunited in another life. Lillian R. Papelian Dianne Anderson Lori Beals Monique Benoit In this world it is not what we take up, but what we give up that makes us rich. Beth Bigelow Anthony Anzalone “Tony” Always and Forever. . . Pamela Belhumeur Likes: going out, the magnifi¬ cent Pinto, Newport. Dislikes: 4th period math, 6:25 a.m., “E” on the gas gauge. Denise Arcand The dream begins with a teacher who believes in you, who tugs, pushes and leads you to the next plateau, sometime poking you with a sharp stick called truth. Brenda Belliveau Your only obligation in any lifetime is to be true to yourself. Scott Belliveau “Bell” To the good times I had with Tex, Ron, and Dave at Cruds. Robert Bayer HUB Normand Biron “Norm” Now that I ' m out of school I just can’t wait to get on the road again.” Pamela Bishop “Pam” v? k Theresa Blakely “Terry” I ' m here to live another day, so smile with me, as I go my way. Dory Borelli Cynthia Bourre Daniel Briggs “Cindy” “Danny” Live, Love and Laugh. Elaine Brunetti 22 Donna Burr Linda Carneiro James G. Chapman “Jim” Edward Calore Michael Carr The world is full of Kings and Queens who’ll blind your eyes and steal your dreams, it’s Heaven and Hell. Geralyn Cintolo “Gerri” Chris Capozzoli Susan Chandler “Sue” Matthew W. Campbell The Joy of Graduation is only offset by the sudden loss of the friendship you have developed during High School. Kim Carrier “Ziggy” I hope that I have time to do and see everything I want to do and see. Shari Clunie Life is funny: What we do not have — we want, and what we do have — we don ' t want. Joyce L. Cochrane To be close to the ones I love and have all my dreams come true but most of all, en¬ joy my life with James. Daniel Ciraso “Punchie” The World is full of Kings and Queens who Blind your Eyes then Steal your Dreams, it ' s Heaven and Hell.” Normand Collamati Wendy Conklin Conkie 2” I never knew the real mean¬ ing of a best friend until I had J.B. as a best Friend. Catherine Conner Heidi Cook Michael Clemmer Wanda Conklin My dreams are to be with Mark for the rest of my life. Robert Cook “Bob”‘‘Cookie” No Stop Signs, Speed Limits, No Bodies Gonna Slow Me Down. 24 Susan Cook Glenn Coolbrith Linda Ann Covino Melinda Crawford “Confidence is the key to “Lindy” success” “You see things as they are and ask ‘Why,’ but dream of things that never were and ask ‘Why Not?’ ” Alice Marie Croce “White Rabbit” “To keep all my memories and live a happy and long life.” Debra Daigle “Debbie” “Darth” “Debatha” Donald Daniels “Rope Thanks for the best 4 years of my life, well, for at least trying.” Diane Dearborn “A true friend is forever a friend.” Usually found with Kim and Wendy. Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than everyone else. Nathan Decasse It ' s c-c-c-old in here!” 25 Brenda Depoto “Bren “Bad “I hope to have a successful future and the best of luck to all my friends in whatever they do! Thomas Dexter Peter Desillier “Pete” ‘‘People who hide themselves behind a wall of illusion never glimpse the truth, then it is far too late when they all pass away.” Anthony Dittami Tony Neil J. Decasse Laurie DeMaria It’s about time!” Joe DeSimone Robert Deslauriers “Miami” “To be William J. Donahue “Northeastern look out! William Doonan 26 Bryan Haley Anne Marie Gervais Robert Halnon Miranda Grant “Randy” Jeffrey S. Hardenbrook Ned ' ' To reach for the goals I have set, to be the best I can be, that is .. . success. Michelle Genereux “Mitch The 3 things I ' m going to miss the most are: Mr. Thout’s mimeograph machine, Mrs. P ' s mimeograph machine, Mrs. S. Michael Patrick Gilroy Mike Gil” If you think the world is bad — remember it ' s made up of people like you. Karen Hanson Love understands love, it needs no words. f-M-W ; -• •; a; v . ' IBM Jean M. Gaudet Jeanme Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Mary Jane Geary Remember when this seemed so far away. 28 Mary Harper George Hendricks Lynne Horan “Linnie” “Every person has a spark of divinity, there’s a purpose.” Laura Hendricks “Cherish the memories of yesterday, Savor the joys of to¬ day, Nurture the promise of tomorrow. Denise Hennessy Denise M. Holloway “I do not claim that I have already succeeded or become perfect. I keep going on to try to win the prize. Of course, I really do not think that I have already won it; the one thing I do however, is to forget what is behind me and do my best to reach what is ahead.” Margo Ingalls Gayle Isherwood Bruce Jansen “To see a candle’s light one must take it into a dark place.” 29 Charles Jensen “Chuckie” Joan Louise Joseph “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” Roberta Joyal ‘“Bert” “Robin” “Love Cometh Like Sunshine After Rain” Lisa Kerivan Brian Kutcher Karen LaCasse Kathleen Lacroix Marc Lacroix Likes: partying, Kenny, “Life is not worth living Fridays, Dislikes: Mondays, unless you have a goal to tests, rainy days. fight for.” 30 Richard LaDuke Rick” To be successful in life. Debra Lamoureux Debbie” Life is only what you make of it. Karen Larsen Robert Larson Susan A. Lavallee Sue” Susan M. Lavallee To help people and make them happy. Cheryl A. LeBlanc “Che” Remembered Joys Are Never Past. Susan Beth LeBlanc Where there is no sunshine spread some rainbow. 31 (Emnmmtnmmtt Ewrtses SMlutijljmn Ufornsrial t0l| rljnul (Class af 10H1 iFriimg, 9mu iFittlj ©rlnrk SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President.... MIIMHMMtMUIKIMi Vice President ..... Secretary.- Treasurer. .. Raymond K. Page ..... Robert J. Cook, Jr. . Karen Elaine Sevigny - Lisa Oram Superintendent Principal Vice Principal ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••«••••� «••••••• Peter Vangel ..Roger W. Canestrari . Gerard Frappier ..Paul D. Keaman Vice Principal. i School Committee ..... Henri O. Mason, Chairman Dennis J. Spas, Vice Chairman Daniel J. Ranieri, Treasurer Harold A. Maines Lynda V. Martel Class Marshalls ... JLlaine Pemberton Patrick Morrison Class Advisors. ••«•••••«••••� •• HHIMM MIIMrtl ••••••••■•••••••« •••••«•••••••••••••••• «•• ...Jeanne Valorie Lorraine Kilburn Class Motto u To Strive, To Seek, To Find, And Not To Yield ' PROGRAM Processional Class of 1981 National Anthem .. School Band Invocation ... Reverend Daniel G. Gilmartin Welcome ...—. Raymond K. Page, Class President Salutatorian Joan Louise Joseph High School Band.— . Medley of Barry Manilow Songs Harry G. Schreffler Congratulations Henri O. Mason Chairman, School Committee Presentation of Awards .......... Peter Vangel Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Navy R.O.T.C. Scholarship . Commander James R. Rudnik Congratulations ... Roger W. Canestrari Principal Presentation of Diplomas ...... Henri O. Mason Chairman, School Committee Valedictorian ...... Bruce M. Jansen, Jr. Class Song ‘Theme From Mahogony” Class of 1981 and Chorus Benediction ... Reverend David L. Griffith Recessional Class of 1981 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Officers Raymond K. Page Michael A. Trudeau Michael Patrick Gilroy ... ..President .Vice President ..Secretary T reasurer •••••••••••«••� •••«•••«••••««««•••• ' CLASS OF 1981 Dianne E. Anderson “Anthony M. Anzalone Denise T. Arcand Robert A. Bayer Lori A. Beals Pamela Belhumeur Brenda Denise Belliveau Scott T. Belliveau Monique Y. Benoit Beth P. Bigelow Normand P. Biron “Pamela M. Bishop Donna M. Blaisdell Theresa Marie Blakely Dory A. Borelli Cynthia Marie Bourre Daniel J. Briggs Elaine j. Brunetti Eric G. B uckman Robert S. Burlingame Donna May Burr Edward S. Calore Mathew W. Campbell Chris Capozzoli Linda Carneiro Michael Carr Kim M. Carrier “Susan R. Chandler James Chapman Geralyn J. Cintolo Shari L. Clunie Joyce L. Cochrane Normand L. Collamati Wanda A. Conklin Wendy A. Conklin Cathy Connor Heidi E. Cook “Robert J. Cook, Jr. Susan L. Cook Glenn Collbrith Linda A. Covino Melinda H. Crawford Debra L. Daigle Patricia A. Dalpe Donald Daniels Diane Dearborn Nathan E. Decasse Neil J. Decasse Laurie A. DeMaria Brenda A. Depoto Peter Allan Desillier Joseph D. Desimone Robert Deslauriers Thomas J. Dexter Anthony Dittami William John Donahue William Doonan Debbra A. Duffney Tracey J. Dumas Christine E. Dupre Elaine L. Ebbs Robert A. Farley Randy S. Farmer Andrew Farrell “Suzanne R. Fleuette Douglas W. Forestal Debbie Gatchell Jean Marie Gaudet Mary Jane Geary Michelle D. Genereux “Anne Marie Gervais Anthony Gill “Michael Patrick Gilroy Miranda Rae Grant Robertt Paul Halnon Karen J. Hanson Jeffrey S. Hardenbrook Mary G. Harper Lisa M. Harty Pamela Marie Henderson George F. Hendricks III “Laura Lee Hendricks Denise Hennessy “Denise Marie Holloway Lynne Ann Horan Margo Leigh Ingalls Gayle L. Isherwood “Bruce M. Jansen, Jr. Charles M. Jensen “Joan Louise Joseph Roberta A. Joyal Timothy A. Kelley Lisa Kerivan Christine E. Kleiman “Caroline L. Kogut Brian Kutcher Karen Lacasse Kathleen Lacroix Marc Lacroix Richard LaDuke “Debra Lamoureux Karen Larsen Robert Larson Susan A. Lavallee Susan M. Lavallee Colleen LaVeme “Cheryl LeBlanc Susan B. LeBlanc Denise Leclaire Pamela Leeman Arthur Lesieur Robert Lewis “Cindy Locklin John Longo Robin Louise Lunt Robert D. Lussier “Michael W. MacCollum Darrell R. MacKenzie Denise M. MacKenzie Janet M. Maines Daniel H. Maloney Cynthia E. Marchand Terresa Marie Maron Matthew R. Martin Maura Elizabeth Martus Holly Ann Mason David R. Masse John C. McColgan Laurel Ann McCrudden Rosemary McGrade Ronald S. McMaster Stephen J. McMullin James B. Mercer Elizabeth Anne Merolli Robert L. Minard Cheryl A. Moore Mary-Jane Moore Ralph P. Moore Ellen Ann Moscatelli Deborah Ann Nagle “Eric Alden Newman James Vincent Newman Charlene Elizabeth Newton Stacey Nickerson “Wendy Yvonne Normandin Dennis O’Donnell Sheila O’Donnell Laura Olbrys James Ollenborger Helen Onkenhout James Oram Lisa Oram “Edward T. O’Rourke, Jr. “Raymond K. Page Steven Pandolfi “Edward Perreault David Perry “Thomas Perry Debra Peter Tanya Platt John Plouffe Gary Porter Charles Powers “Gloria Diane Pratt Bruce Prescott Russell I. Putnam, Jr. Ronald A. Pynn, Jr. Robin Marie Quimby Robert L. Rayner William F. Redmond Rhonda Traci Rice Keith A. Richardson “Denise A. Ringer Lucille Theresa Robert Debra A. Rousseau Roland F. Roy Judith Ann Russell “Ronald Russell “Gregory Santini William J. Scanlon III Anita Seifert Karen Elaine Sevigny Coleena Dumont Sheldon Brian J. Sherlock Donna A. Short John David Simonson Cynthia Slatkavitz Kimberly Ann Souza Cathy Spear Terry Lyn Spurgin “Wayne Ronald Stochaj Linda Marie Stringfellow James Sutherland Donald Taylor Janine Theriault “Sharon A. Tomaso John Toner “Michael A. Trudeau Paul Trudel Joseph W. Trulio Chris Varney David A. Vaznaian Denise Vermette Renee Vincent “Sharon L. Walker John S. Ward III Douglas Weir Linda M. Welch “Penny A. Wheeler “John Scott Winship Cynthia Wood David E. Wyatt Jonathan Paul Yuele “Denotes members of the Bellingham High School National Honor Society. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Raymond Page President Robert Cook Vice President Karen Sevigny Secretary « Lisa Oram t. Treasurer CLASS MARSHALS Elaine Pemberton ' ST-- ' - Patrick Morrison 4 ADMINISTRATION ■ Peter Vangel Superintendent Roger W. Canestrari Principal Gerard Frappier Vice Principal Paul D. Keaman Vice Principal Stanley R. Hamilton Director of Guidance ... CLASS MJFTO To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. PROGRAM Processional Class of 1981 National Anthem Concert Band f. ■ ■ Welcome Raymond Page Senior Class President Awards « f-t Class Gift Presentation Robert Cook Senior Class Vice President Vocal Selection - The Way We Were Lynne Horan Karen Sevigny Class Song - Thane from Mahogany Class of 1981 Recessional class of 1981 AWARDS Art Mrs. Pierce Business — C’.j Mr. Rook Cheerleader Mr. Anderson Class President Mr. Canestrari Century III Leadership Mr. Canestrari D.A.R. Award Mr. Canestrari Dram Mrs. Papelian Stage Band Presentation Mr. Schreffler ... i ' . t . English Mr. Thuot Foreign Language Spanish German Italian French Latin Mrs. Mills Mrs. Planine Mr, Ciavarini Mrs. Trocchio Mrs. Trocchio Heme Economics Mrs. Turcotte Industrial Arts Mr. Provost Majorettes Mrs. Chapman Mathematics Mr. G. Trudeau Office Education Associat ion Mrs. Normandin Physical Education Mr. Bonollo Bellingham Friends of Music Mrs. Chapman Mrs. Locklin Science Mr. Beaulieu Social Studies Mr.. Conti Stage Band and Chorus Presentation Mr. Schreffler Music Mr. Schreffler Yearbook • i Mrs. Flanagan Student Advisory Council Miss Manning Leadership Mr. Canestrari School Service Mr. Canestrari School Spirit Mr. Canestrari Scholar-Athletes Mr. Anderson Salutatorian Mr. Canestrari Valedictorian Mr. Canestrari Outstanding Senior Mr. Canestrari M Arthur Lesieur Art I wish I could play piano a s well as Karen, Steve and my post-grad friend, Jean. Robert Lewis Jr. Bob Lew Let ' s do it again sometime. Cynthia E. Locklin Robin Lunt Cindy” I hope that dear Mr. S will finally get full cooperation out of the band. Denise Mackenzie Russell MacNeil Mack Experience is the name everyone gives to his mistakes. Robert Lussier Bob” Sax is my Axe. Janet Maines Jan” To all of to come, Remember High School years are not that dumb. Michael MacCollum Daniel Maloney 32 Cynthia Marchand “Cindy” Our high school days are gone but our memories still remain. Teresa Marie Maron Terri” Though it ' s hard to say good-bye , happy memories will never die. Holly Mason David Masse Matthew Martin Life does not start at 40, it starts at 18. John McColgan Maura Elizabeth Martus Lesser” Through changes we remember, through remembering we reflect, through reflecting we discover and through discovering we grow. Laurel McCrudden If my mind can conceive it and my heart can believe it. I know I can achieve it. 33 Stephen McMullin “Mickey” May I always have my friends from B.H.S. and find many more like them. James Mercer I want to graduate, go to trade school, be happy and succeed. Elizabeth Merolli “Beth” Time heals all wounds, pass the antibiotics please. Robert Minard Make new friends, keep the old, one is silver, the other gold Cheryl Moore Mary Jane Moore Follow your dreams someday they will turn into reality Ralph Moore You can’t always get what you want. Ellen Moscatelli “Pinky” At first we hope too much, later on, not enough. 34 Eric A. Newman “Eck” ‘‘You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. You may have to work for it however.” Charlene Newton “Red” Likes: rock, vinnie, Harley- Davidsons. Dislikes: snobs, disco, work, rain Sheila O’Donnell Stacy Nickerson “The only time you mustn’t fail is the last time you try.” Laura Ann Olbrys Wendy Normandin “We should appreciate what we have ... instead of worry¬ in g about what we haven’t ... and enjoy what is, before it isn’t.” James Ollenborger m § James Newman “Jim” “Stagnant mediocrity owns them; those fear-ridden pup¬ pet plecks who worship the powerless sep, never but never, will we. Dennis O ' Donnell Helen Onkenhout 35 r-y.y ' i i James Oram “TEX” This is the end, my only friend, the end. I ' ll neverlook into your eyes again.” Lisa Oram “Bucko” There are many tomorrows but there is only one today.” Edward T. O’Rourke “Ted” Raymond Page “Sugar Ray” “To be happy and successful in whatever I plan to do.” Steven Pandolfi “Steve” “Every day brings along an ex¬ perience and a memory that should be cherished forever.” Dorinda Paniss Edward Perreault “Ed” “The money you refuse will never do you no good.” David Perry Thomas Perry “Education is an admirable thing but it is well to remember from time to time that nothing that is worth knowing can be taught.” Deborah Peter Tanya Platt “Friendship is a gift of love which cannot be bought or sold. Its value is greater than a moun¬ tain of gold.” 36 John Plouffe Once I thought I was wrong but I was mistaken. Charles Powers Robin Quimby I must remove the cork which has encountered my thoughts so that my joy may flow forth into the hearts of many Gary Porter Gloria Pratt “Glo” Whatever you do during your years of high school is going to affect the rest of your life. That’s why people out of school tell us “your school years are the best years of your life. Robert Rayner “Bob” The greatest mistake you can make in life is to be con¬ tinually fearing you’ll make one. Bruce Prescott “Crusher” To be successful in life Russell Putnam William F. Redmond “Bill” Rhonda T. Rice A smile never hurt anyone. 37 Denise A. Ringer Ring-a-ding We are not the same per¬ sons this year as last; nor are those we love. It ' s a happy chance if we. changing, con¬ tinue to love a changed person.” t Ronald Russell “Ronnie” Lucille Robert “Lu” Don ' t walk in front of me I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Greg Santini To grow with the times and accept change is the key to life. Stop living in the past and look to a new day.” Debra A. Rousseau To achieve all that is possi¬ ble we must attempt the im¬ possible ... To be as much as we can be we must dream of being more. William J. Scanlon III Remembering for eternity Judith Ann Russell Judy” The important thing is this, to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become. Anita Seifert BOCA” Neets To live my life in my own way To reach the goals I have set. That’s success.” Karen E. Sevigny ”Ka” Life is like a piano, what you get out of it depends on how you play it. Brian J. Sherlock Try everything once and what you like try again.” 1 Donna Short I love Ske! Cathy Spear Wayne Stochaj Wolfgang” May the class of ' 81 prove to the world that we are not a jellyfish generation. John Simonson Terry Spurgin Linda Stringfellow Cynthia Slatkavitz Shorty” Thank God I’m alive. Kimberly Souza “Kim !?” Remember those helpful lit¬ tle reminders everyday tell¬ ing us “It ' s time to go into homeroom now girls. Nothing can be more painful than to love and not be loved. James Sutherland Donald Taylor 39 Janine Theriault “If you love something set it free, if it comes back, it’s yours, if it doesn’t, it never was.” Sharon A. Tomaso Wop” “Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely.” Michael A.Trudeau “That which anyone has been long learning unwilling¬ ly, he unlearns with eagerness and haste.” Paul Trudel Rene e Vincent “Vinnie” Thanks for the memories — the pain won’t last long.” Sharon Walker “Shari” “Our train has reached only a changing point on the track of life and a thousand other trains wait impatiently to bear us further. John Ward “Jack” Penny Wheeler “Wenny” Happiness is found along the way not at the end of the road. Jonathan P. Yuele “Jon” Douglas Weir To make it in whatever I do. Cynthia Wood “Cindy” I can ' t believe I got through. Nobody else can either. John Scott Winship It was said by a teacher famous to BHS that we are “Jelly Fish Generation”. My question. Does that make the previous generation the hydrozoan hierarchy? David Wyatt “Anyone who wants to leave can” Suggested by N.L. Linda Welch “Welch Happiness is not having what you want but wanting what you have. I CLASS DAY EXERCISES 43 Class Will We, as representatives of the Class of 1981 welcome faculty, administration, parents, and friends to Class Day on this fourth day of June nineteen hundred eighty-one. We are about to finish a journey that began four short years ago. As we near the end of this road we, the Class of 1981, feel it our responsibility to leave behind our thoughts, wishes, hopes, and experiences for future classes to benefit from. The Class of 1981 leaves to the Junior Class a Swiss bank account and a financial advisor to help with their money problems To the Sophomores we leave something original To the Freshmen we leave the promise that someday you will be Seniors To the 8th graders we leave LUCK — you’ll need it The Class of 1981 wills to the faculty the following: To Mr. Anderson we leave a gift certificate to Mr. Francis’ Hair Styling To Mr. Beaulieu we leave a moped To Mr. Bonollo we leave a muzzle To Mr. Cheever we leave a ton of cheese crackers To Mr. Christie we leave a can of tornado repellent and a pair of boxing gloves To Mr. Ciavarini we leave a copy of Mario Lanza ' s Greatest Hits To Mr. Cleary we leave Juniors that pay their dues To Mr. Clinton we leave a new way of laughing To Mrs. Concannon we leave a microphone and an amplifier system To Mr. Cournoyer we leave The Wing-Nut Award and a Spanish lesson To Mrs. Dion we leave a class that does its homework To Mrs. Ferrucci we leave a copy of Basketball Simplified To Mrs. Flanagan we leave 35 motivated students To Mr. Fox we leave bigger doors To Mrs. Gagne we leave a new proverb To Mr. Gariepy we leave Kareem Abdul-Jabbar — wearing a wig To Mr. Gayer we leave 200 pieces of Corningware and a trivia book To Mr. Guillemette we leave continued success in hockey and DECA To Mr. Johnson we leave the Seniors of the 1980 football team To Mrs. Kilburn we leave students that are on time To Mr. Kowalczyk we leave a trip to someplace he hasn ' t been yet To Mrs. Langenberg we leave two weeks vacation with pay To Mrs. Lehr we leave copies of Emily Post ' s Etiquette to pass out to her students To Miss Manning we leave unbreakable microscopes To Mr. Niedzwiadek we leave an updated version of the accounting system To Mrs. Papelian we leave a book of her published poems and thanks for a job well done To Mr. Pepin we leave a new Monroe calculator To Mr. Rook we leave a cleaning lady for his office To Mr. Skrzat we leave a cheap place to eat To Miss Smith we leave a synchronized color guard routine To Mr. Raymond we leave students that eat sawdust and can ' t be told anything To Mr. Tardif we leave Peter Desillier To Mr. A. Trudeau we leave a new parachute To Mr. G. Trudeau we leave a new chopper To Mrs. Valorie we leave another class just like ours — Lots of luck and best wishes. The students of the Class of 1981 leave the following: The 1980-81 Bellingham Senior DECA Chapter leaves all future DECA chapters all the best of luck and the hope they will discover the success in themselves that we discovered and enjoyed. Lindy, Laurie, Sue, and Penny leave Mr. Guillemette all of their trips to the Subway during second lunch and to the new Senior DECA chapter ’’All that old-time rock n’ roll.” Mary Jane leaves to E.G. her terrific forehand, her fantastic backhand, her fabulous volleys, her tremendous serves, and her great ability to smash overheads. Tanya leaves a place to practice for the cheerleaders. Denise would like to leave her voice to the Class of 1982 to keep talk¬ ing alive. Bob Cook leaves Mr. Conti a bus ticket to Walden Two, and pillows and blankets to Mr. Tardif ' s classes. Ray would like to leave half of Mr. Fox’s legs for Mrs. Dion Cindy Locklin leaves the memories of our school before 2Vi was passed. Laura wishes to leave nothing but empty halls and dirty floors to the grades that are younger than her (good luck everyone you ' ll need it). Bruce and Wayne leave Mrs. Dion a Mrs. Dion Survival Kit containing: 1 screw driver, 1 apple, 1 book explaining the workings of an overhead projector, 1 small pig, a book of Mrs. Dion jokes and pranks, and 1 dozen roses. Remember its the thought that counts. Jean would like to leave black jelly beans and lots of luck to the cheer¬ leading squad. Scott Winship leaves Mrs. Dion 80,000 milligrams of Demerol packed in multi-colored time capsules. Lynne would like to leave the Nurse’s bathroom and phone to Mrs. S. Kim leaves to Half-Check, Lee, Diane, Twiggy, and Snoopy her collec¬ tion of lockers, Senior Hall, Main Hall, and Upstairs D Wing. Will leaves his beard. Brenda Belliveau leaves her grades from all her classes to Shirley Smith (good luck next year Shirley). The Senior DECA Chapter leaves to Miss Jalette all the knowledge and influence that they taught her, for her to pass on to their fellow under¬ classmen in DECA. Anita leaves Mrs. Flanagan her great typing ability to remember her by. Ray would like to leave behind a few cases of tape for Lewie in case he ever plays football again. Art Lesieur leaves the chorus a final recording of the songs, People Need Help” and It ' s Time to Fly Away.” Jean would like to leave Mike the right address. Mike would like to leave Jean the wrong phone number. Scott leaves Mr. Conti 80,000 multi-colored, home grown generic marshmallows as a tribute to our generation. Lynne Horan leaves her broken down, dragged out, wet and limpy pom-poms to the next B.H.S. cheerleader that is as spirited” as she was. Kim Carrier leaves to Sue, Alice, and Sandy her third of the Band (BVTC) office. Brenda leaves her nickname of CP” to Helen Manning for the spring of 1982 (have fun next year Betsy). The Calculus class of 1981 leaves to Mr. Fox the Calculus students first theorem: Lindy, Laurie, Sue, and Penny leave all of their books and lockers to whoever wants them. Art leaves Bill Chapman the great desire to learn to play the piano (and drive Mr. Schreffler crazy!) Jon Yuele leaves Mr. Skrzat a hairpiece. Peter Desillier leaves to B.H.S. the following of his personal posses¬ sions: his fire extinguisher, his locker, Room 40, 7th period, Mrs. Valorie, his brother, his private chair in detention, and the hallway bell. Taco leaves her Buddy” her lockers, with all the decorations, and her Varsity softball uniform — 7. Sue Fleuette leaves all of her library passes to Mrs. Kelley. Steve leaves his mouth to Mrs. Robidoux, because it did the most work in her Typing II class. Mrs. Valorie leaves several bottles of Lady Clairol to Mrs. Langenberg and Mr. Cleary. Judy leaves her sister Priscilla a memory, Alison all of her athletic abil¬ ities ha! ha!, and her brother Henry all the luck in Chemistry next year. Sharon leaves to her sister Rhonda her brains and a promise never to make her late for school again. Margo and Taco leave to Mr. Fleury a lifetime supply of green M M ' s (just in case). Maura leaves to the 1981-82 color guards one Saturday morning dur¬ ing football season to sleep past the hour of 7:00 a.m. Good Luck! Sharon leaves Coach Gayer a second baseman that can hit. Steve Pandolfi leaves Mrs. LeBlanc correct-a-type because she needs it more than he does. Judy Russell leaves the underclassmen with this thought: Always strive to do your best and you will become your best! Period 5 Steno leaves to Mrs. Flanagan a brush full of hair and a pack¬ age of bubble gum. Denise leaves her knowledge of Algebra II to her cousin Mike. Bob leaves Mr. Provost an entire class of Independent Study Woods students that are self-motivated. Mike leaves to Diane, his brains; to Linda, his height; and to Cathy, his good looks. Cheryl and Mary Jane leave May 15, 1981 to Linda and Lisa (friends always). Terri leaves Mr. Hamilton a week of Sundays. Period 4 College Prep Writing leaves Mrs. Kilburn 100 packages of red ball-point pens so that she may continue correcting the ceaseless flow of homework given to all her students. Wendy and Joan would like to leave to Mr. Andy Trudeau a full-length mirror to keep his preppiness” intact, and also an extra alligator in case one of his should die. Bob leaves his braces and tape jobs to as many people as it takes to use them. Mike leaves Elaine a new baton. Bob and Mike would like to leave to their yearbook staff a system in which their talents can be utilized. Now we move on to the next step in our journey, with the sincere hope that future Seniors will benefit from our knowledge and experience. As rep¬ resentatives of the Class of 1981 we do hereby name as executors of this will Mr. Patrick Morrison and Miss Elaine Pemberton. We wish all the best of luck. Respectfully submitted, Michael Gilroy Robert Lewis 44 Ray Page President Bob Cook Vice-President “When you’re down and troubled and you need some love and care, and nothin ' , nothin’ is goin right. . 1977 . . . 1978 Remember that Freshman year? Your first year in high school. . . Where at first it does seem as if nothing ever will go right. But somehow we pulled it all together. Before we realized it, the year had passed and things have surprisingly gone right. Ac¬ tivities such as a dance. Elvis films, and a Slave Day were organized by working together. Class Officers were: Doug Skerry, president. Shari Clunie, vice-president: Lisa Oram, secretary; and Debbie Lamarre, treasurer. “Close your eyes and think of me. and soon I will be there, to brighten up even your darkest night ... all you have to do is call, and I’ll be there ... you ' ve got a friend. A year later ... a year older ... a sophomore. Making friends in your own class yet reaching out to other classes. Remember Slave Day, the carnation sale during Valentine’s week, the T-shirt sale, and the end of the year dance? And of course, our Sophomore Ring Dance, when we received our class rings in March. Helping in these activities were: Lynne Horan, president; Terri Maron, vice- president; Debbie Rousseau, secretary; and Lisa Oram, treasurer. “Ain’t it good to know that you ' ve got a friend . . . when people can be so cold? They ' ll hurt you and desert you . . . and take your soul if you let them. Oh, but don ' t you let them. We were really beginning to know each other... we felt the sadness as some people left. . . yet we realized that we’re almost there ourselves. Our busy Christmas season . . . Las Vegas night in March, and our first year for a Prom in April. Class officers were: Laurie DeMaria, president; Debbie Rousseau and Ray Page, vice-presidents; Karen Sevigny, secretary; and Lisa Oram, treasurer. “Keep your head together and call my name out loud. Soon you’ll hear me knockin’ at your door. Senior year is the year you’ve looked forward to for so long . . . and it ' s finally here ... it was a full year . . . hectic but good. The Halloween Dance, food baskets during Thanksgiving and Christmas, the carnation sale, the Junior-Senior Christmas Party ... a Valen¬ tine dance ... hospital visits . . . the Prom in May ... indeed, a difficult time to keep your head together . . . yet you did it. Class of¬ ficers were: Ray Page, president; Bob Cook, vice-president; Karen Sevigny, secretary; and, Lisa Oram, treasurer. Your days in high school may be finished but the friends you ' ve made will last forever. . . “You just call out my name and you know wherever I am. I’ll come runnin’ to see you again. Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall. . . All you have to do is call — And I’ll be there . .. You’ve got a friend.” Selected lyrics from You ' ve Got a Friend by James Taylor Words and Music by Carole King Copyright 1971 by Colgems Music Corp. Karen Sevigny Class of 1981 — Secretary June 4,1981 • %« Dl, eme 3rom WaL 2)o you know where you re yoiny to? 2)o you fihe the thirty $ that fife is showiny you? IdUhere are you yoiny to? 2)o you know? 2)o you yet what you re hopiny for? lAJhen you fooh behind you there id no What are you hopiny for? 2)o you hnow? open d( oor me our minaS ds Once we were standiny dill in ti Ohasiny the fantasies tk at tilled in J- nd uou knew Low dr loved uou. But my Spirit was free oCauyhiny at the questions that you once ashed of me 1 low foohiny hach at aff we planned We let do many dreami iud ilip tkrouyk our kandi Why must we wait So fony before we See Jdow Sad the answers to those questions can he? Lyrics by Gerry Goffin Recorded by Diana Ross Copyright 1973 by Screen Gems-Columbia Music Inc. and Jobete Music Co. 46 CLASS ADVISORS 3farty-®l}irii (£mttm£ttr?m?ttt iixmwB Jriiag, Shut? Sxttl} PROGRAM Processional . National Anthem Invocation. Welcome. Salutatorian .. PIigh School Band . Class of 1981 .-.-. School Band . Reverend Daniel G. Gilmartin . Raymond K. Page, Class President ... Joan Louise Joseph . Medley of Barry Manilow Songs Harry G. Schreffler Congratulations ...-. Henri O. Mason Chairman, School Committee Presentation of Awards . Peter Vangel Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Navy R.O.T.C. Scholarship ... Commander James R. Rudnik Congratulations.-....... Principal Presentation of Diplomas... Chairman, School Committee Roger W. Canestrari .. Henri O. Mason Valedictorian Class Song. Benediction. Recessional .... .-... Bruce M. Jansen, Jr. ... “Theme From Mahogony Class of 1981 and Chorus ...... Reverend David L. Griffith ........ Class of 1981 ENTERTAINMENT THE ALBUMS FOREIGNER Hi-lnfidelity — REO Speedwagon The Doors Greatest Hits — The Doors One for the Road — The Kinks Back in Black, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap — AC DC Face Dances — The Who Moving Pictures — Rush Fair Warning — Van Halen Paradise Theatre — Styx Against the Wind — Bob Seger Intensities in Ten Cities, Scream Dream — Ted Nugent The Blizzard of Ozz — Ozzy Osborne Heaven and Hell — Black Sabbath The Long Run — The Eagles Tight Shoes — Foghat The Wall — Pink Floyd FIflKFLGYD $t(|X QUEEN 9M- Record Album $6.98 McDonald’s Big Mac 1.29 1 gallon Regular gasoline 1.32 1 gallon milk 1.79 Movie Ticket 3.75 Concert Ticket 10.00 Designer Jeans 40.00 Izod sweater 28.00 Candy Bar .25 TV TRIVIA 1) What is Klinger’s favorite baseball team? 2) Name 3 of 4 members of the 60 Minutes staff. 3) Who shot J.R.? 4) What is Lou Grant’s occupation? 5) What is the butler’s name on Hart to Hart? 6) What is the name of the ship on The Love Boat? ssaouuy oipoey am (9 ' xeyg (S ' 3unqu± saiaduy soq am joj joup Apo ' pjeddans upsuy (£ ' jajes Aapo jauoseay Ajjbh ' aoenBM a 1!Vg ' -laipey ubq (z ' suaqpn opaio am (x $ja suv TELEVISION — 1981 M A S H 60 Minutes Dallas Hill Street Blues Barney Miller Taxi Hart to Hart Lou Grant Quincy Fridays Trapper John M.D. Alice Archie Bunker’s Place Fantasy Island House Calls The Incredible Hulk The Love Boat Laverne Shirley 51 6 The Pope! They shoi a � Electric Boat study shows new dek ' n delivery of Trident, 688-class su m mf W Zi El Salvado ■M p.m e Vi Japanes set plai to cut car sale O seCt Atlanta i ttVve enc etsu.s. auto industry head down the road to disast osses set recor Yre and) violence eU U‘ v un IS. i reui , A year held hostage: How the Iran crisis changed our world | S v° c e marty S. £ £ §■ Bafl . Wte et ' Quake levef tv V .r 7 of victims’ ♦Collapsing salt mine devours lake search of its children i ui its cminren « f 0 ftv na wWs No. 1 ? Oeorgi Burleson, Hobson gone a xa Let your intentions surpass That of which you are capable. Let your dreams outlast Thoughts that are minimal. Time is yours, Embrace it. An enemy it is not, Unless you proceed to slay it, As if you were distraught. Remember when’er you’re fretful And times are looking grim, It is by far, more credible To give out before you give in. Like the Seasons, one and all — Spring, Summer, Winter, Fall, Adhere to Summer’s rule, Endure Winter’s strife Willingly leave school life Eagerly enter life’s school Lillian Papelian 55 HONORING YEARS OF SERVICE ANTHONY C. MINICHIELLO Reflections EDUCATOR 1945-1980 A time has come when one’s work is complete And man has reached his goal. He then turns to seek his waiting retreat With peace of mind, body and soul. He seeks no glory; he wants no gain. He knows such things are all in vain. He needs no praise, nor honor due; His aim complete: to see things through. He can now look back without regret For within himself he is certain That he gave of himself to those he led From opening days to final curtain. Lillian Papelian I look ahead and see an island of unexpected tranquility in a relentlessly stormy sea. But, like an explorer of long ago I have set my course and see no need to turn back. I know that the welcoming shores of a still unchartered conti¬ nent await me — and so I sail on. Lillian Papelian LOUISE B. KELLEY LIBRARIAN 1944-1981 IN BELLINGHAM EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION Mr. Kearnan Mr. Vangel Mr. Canestrari Mr. Minichiello Mary Tremba Betty Lewinski SECRETARIAL STAFF Arlene Cooper NURSE Margaret Szydlik CAREER ED. Carla Normandin Elizabeth Lowry CAFETERIA STAFF Front row; Left to Right: Muriel Lamoureaux, Ester Dupre, Rita Comastra, Paul Yuele. Back row: Margaret Lunt, George Lamoreaux. Paula Lamoreaux Paul Yuele Noreen Day Grace Moore Nancy Brown LIBRARY STAFF Louise Kelley, Nancy Lander, Norma LeBlanc SPECIAL Paul Primavera Jan Petrin Pauline Ladouceur Mike Suffoletto Diane Daniel Penny Pappas Peg Theriault NEEDS Frank McAdam Tmyftvs ww-tiMwMw FOREIGN LANGUAGE PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sandy Xenos Al Spera Jim Bonollo George Anderson Judy Mohan Bill McKeown Phil Skrzat tftSIft: Janice Schreffler Compliments of Benjamin Franklin Bank DEPARTMENT Roger Guillemette Barbara Flanagan Nancy Gray Emile Niedzwiadek wmm ENGLISH Lillian Papelian Glen Gariepy Mary Gagne Debra Parker DEPARTMENT sasrassBis a Bob O’Byck Catherine Smith Marcel Tardif Richard Porter Don Christie DEPARTMENT Carol Manning Eric Cohn Deborah O ' Byck s, SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Bernard Biron Henry Lindsay Olivio Conti aiWir fWiirmiTiwii v. rvr i Steve McDonough James Cheever Leda Slater Andy Trudeau George Farquhar Brenda Dion MATH DEPART Dom Fabrizio MENT u ) h r H HwC02; -mw;:•■ ■■ ' iWXs, ' ■ ! MUSIC Alfred Wade Harry Schreffler .1 Bob Provost Loel Raymond Edward Bogdan Richard Pace 76 HOME ECONOMICS Lois Turcotte Rene Finlay Nancy Lehr Helen Pierce Jocelyn Girard TflWtt! ' JtHWt Mr- Tell me your problems (Jan Spencer-Travers) ¥ 78 I didn’t do it Mr. Canestrari — honest. (Roger Canestrari, Frank Rook) I thought they said it was coffee!! (Don Christie) Yes dear, a loaf of bread, a quart of milk, a dozen eggs . .. (John Cleary) Can I use the pass? (Rita Rocheleau, Cathy Smith) FACULTY SUPERLATIVES The Ultra-Brite Smile (Linda Beck) Two of the nicest guys in the school (Moe Ciavarini, Gerard Frappier) Best Dressed — Andy Trudeau, Jan Robidoux Best Looking — Don Christie, Kim Ferrucci Best Sense of Humor — Jim Bonollo, Jan Langenberg Strictest — Marcel Tardif, Rita Rocheleau Most Understanding — Gerry Frappier, Jan Spencer-Travers Most Unpredictable — Jim Cheever, Chris Concannon Jack Jill of All Trades — Roger Guillemette, Esther Dupre Tallest — Roger Canestrari, Chris Jalette Shortest — Gerry Gayer, Barbara Flanagan Most Excitable — Lee Conti, Lil Papelian Calmest — George Anderson, Debra Parker Most Helpful — Stan Hamilton, Norma LeBlanc Loudest Voice — Jim Bonollo, Lil Papelian Softest Voice — George Farquhar, Judy Mohan Most Organized — Gil Trudeau, Jean Valorie Most Disorganized — Nick Niedzwiadek, Lorraine Kilburn Most School Spirit — George Anderson, Jean Valorie Most Forgetful — Ben Biron, Brenda Dion Fairest — Ed Fleury, Cathy Smith Most Popular — Jim Bonollo, Jocelyn Girard Most Talkative — Gene Clinton, Nancy Lehr Most Athletic — Phil Skrzat, Sandy Xenos Best Natured — John Cleary, Jocelyn Girard Most Demanding — Lee Conti, Lorraine Kilburn Most Likely to be Remembered — Gerry Frappier, Jean Valorie Okay boys and girls . . . (Bob O ' Byck) wM ■mm. ' ! ' i h fflf. ui ■hh-t-tXM Thunder of feet on an oval track, The thud of the ball as it hits the bat. The joy one feels with another first down, The thrill of wearing a winner’s crown. The bleak, cold chill of the winter wind, Puts you down and out, but you can’t give in. So you hit the courts with a giant stride To the roar of fans comjng from each side. A lasting rally at a tennis match Makes your heart beat faster, breath hard to catch! A discus throw that goes beyond your hopes, A running jump — well above the ropes. Areas of competition — with a need to win, Chills of fervor from deep within. Highlights of victory, tears of defeat, All combine to make athletics great. L. R. Papelian FOOTBALL Varsity — Front row: Head Coach Wally Quigg, Jonathan Yuele, Matt Cambell, Will Donahue, Dave Perry, Matt Martin, Scott Belliveau, Ron Russell, Jim Oram, Ray Page, Bob Cook, Bob Lewis. Second row: Asst. Coach Al Spera, Bob Halnon, Jeff Cintolo, Steve Platt, Ray Rivera, Dave Johnson, John Eno, Mike Holcomb, Rick Catarius, Tom Rigney, Rick Brown, Ted O’Rourke, Paul Trudel. Third row: Asst. Coach Rick Porter, tom Canesi, Peter Arbogast, Bruce Laprade, Mike Sawyer, Mike Rowe, Doug Henderson, Frank Arcana, Rick Lussier, Rick Dumas, Joe Lacasse. Back row: Paul Simonson, Len Kritz, Jeff Feegan, Wally Kenny, Gary Morrell, Joe Anderson, Mike Canesi, Dan Mangano. Absent: Charlie Powers, Roy Blakely, Henry Russell. HAWKS SOAR TO BEST RECORD EVER ... The Varsity Football Team finished its season with the best record (6-4) in Bellingham football history. The players, the coaches, and their assistants, displayed a total team effort, and tremendous pride and self-discipline in preparation for each game. Time and time again the Hawks rose to the challenge each game presented. The player who best exemplifies these three qualities also possessed a super talent and love for the game of football. This player is Jim Oram. Jim Oram did what all running backs dream of. He rush¬ ed for over 1000 yards in a single season and became the first Bellingham player to do so. Besides his outstanding arsenal of offensive weapons, Jim’s defensive ability at cornerback con¬ tributed greatly to the team’s success. Jim was se¬ cond in the interception category with 6, behind teammate Ron Russel who had 7. In recognition for his fine accomplishments, Jim Oram was named to the Milford News All-Stars, Woonsocket Call All- Stars, and the Tri-Valley League first offensive teams. Ron Russell was named to these three All- Star first defensive teams. Other team members receiving All-Star honors were seniors Dave Perry (Woonsocket Call defensive team), Scott Belliveau (Woonsocket Call and Tri-Valley second offensive team) and Ray Page (Woonsocket Call second defensive team). Without the consistent performances of all the varsity football players, this year’s impressive record would have remained a dream. Jim Oram, together with his teammates, saw a dream become reality. Truly a year to remember in Bellingham athletics. ... JIM ORAM RUSHES FOR 1104 YARDS! mmsmussm ?TPii i ‘W ' i,i- ' jcrr jGoneau, Hjle ' row: Robert rcand men — Front row: Patrick Tiernan, Joseph Harrop, Ray Cote, Ralph Carpentier, JDavid DiCristoforo, Mark Arm¬ strong, Randy John Dfcane. M Tim Provost Burke. Mark Bill Roche, PrimaveraOdi William Samp Benedict, Anl Mauro, jay Pc AndrewsJflKJavi George fBrbwn Back row:Jine ( O’Byck, Greg ( Mark Zagam Thornton ' Mich Peter Ethfer, McGilvray, B jj Eric Cohn. Abs Mitrano, Marl . Michael Moran. ler, Eric oach Bob estrari, jBrian Grider, pchael Coach c Brian quette, Quick to the scene, Art “DOC” Provost VOLLEYBALL Varsity — Front row: Cathy Kilroy, Lin Den Chin, Elaine Pemberton, Cheri Hardenbrook. Back row: Lisa Seifert, Sabina Fleuette, Sue Fleuette (capt.)- Karen Meehan, Barbara Brooks, Coach Jeanine Gaston. Absent: Diane Guidera. 86 J-V. — Front row: Roxanne Edick, Elaine Pemberton, Lisa Seifert, Debbie Sassen. Back row: Jackie Bonin, Karen Meehan, Pat Carpentier, Chris Santini. CROSS COUNTRY Front row: Earl Oliver, Ralph Moore (capt.), Richard Lofgren, Tom Hammond, Peter Shugrue, Bob Pember¬ ton. Back row: Paul Costa, Donald Wozniak, John Winship, Kevin Winship, Roger Canestrari, Andy Walkowiak, Richard Allen, Dan Giardino. Tri-Valley League s Best, Ralph Moore of Bell- Running smooth and determined ... Moore keeps pace with D ' Almeida. ingham and Jeff D ' Almeida of Ashland meet. BB :. %-C. ■MiM .1 . •. IS. Varsity Front row: Karen Lafond, Barbi Kilroy, Lisa Duason, Linda Morrell, Pam Spellman, Helen Manning. Back row: Sharon Tomaso (capt.), Sandy Pollack, Louise Pelletier, Shirley Smith, Cheryl Buckman, Brenda Belliveau, Cindy Marchand (capt.), Coach Sandy Xenos. h J.V. — Front row: Deirdre Guidera, Lisa King, Cindy Chroniak, Shelly King, Joyce Chupa. Back row: Judi Loot, Liz Winship, Mary Courtney, Debbie Pemberton, Pat Deziel, Kathi Allard, Coach Robin Gautreau. flunk Front row: Jim Costello, Richard Lofgren, Paul Costa, Peter Shugrue, Andy Walkowiak, Ralph Moore, Danny Giardino. Second row: Coach Paul Cournoyer, Jon Yuele, Terry Maron, Joan Eno, Nancy Fontanerosa, Sandy Pollack, Trish Henderson, Debbie Pemberton, Perryn Coady, Yolande Belhumeur. Third row: Bob Shugrue, Ray Page, Jeff Fegan, John Maron, Brett Carey, John Eno, Greg Canestrari, Joe Thomas, Chris Zagame. Back row: Bob Lewis, Ray Rivera, Joe Strattman, Mike McGilvray, Earl Oliver. ' iW -:A Front: Tanya Platt. Middle: Tracey Dumas, Jean Gaudet, Lisa Gagne, Janet Slason, Cheryl LeBlanc. Back: Karen Clancy, Brenda Short, Shari Clunie, Lynne Horan, Lisa Oram, Stacey Nickerson. Front row: Christine Brown, Sharon Zariczny, Michele Brown, Allison Russell Back row: Kacey Hallam, Terece Maines, Carmella Cavallaro, Andrea Bucciero, Cheryl Caferalla. m The Varsity Hockey team successfully completed its third winning season, finishing third in the Tri-Valley League with a 14-4-2 overall record. For the se¬ cond consecutive year, Coach Roger Guillemette ' s boys qualified for Eastern Mass, tournament play. Despite a fine ef¬ fort, however, they were eliminated in the preliminary round. The success of this year’s team was due mainly to their display of unity and a positive attitude between the coach and his players, both on and off the ice. Several members were named to the Tri- Valley League All Star team. They were: Captain Jim Newman, Brian Sherlock, Pat Morrison, and Mike Morrison.Other players receiving special recognition were Eric Newman (T.V.L. Sportsmanship Award) and Jim Newman (team M.V.P.). The Bellingham Hockey team has, once again, done a superb job in maintaining its winning tradition and has provided the needed incentive for future progress in a new and expanding hockey program. Pictures Q6 Compliments of Woonsocket Call mrm. II i 4 Front row; Randy McKellick, Jim Newman (capt.). Coach Roger Guillemette, Patrick Morrison, Brian Sherlock. Middle row: Asst. Coach Stan Sussan, Don Daniels, Chris Zullo, Eric Rosenlund, Scott Rezendes, Mike Morrison, Tim Patch, Ron Picard, Asst. Coach Al Gosselin. Back row: Marc Lacroix, John McColgan, Steve McMullin, Eric Newman, Mike McMullin, Rick Lidner. pi hJ cn pi s I T Y Front row: Diane Anderson, Wendy Conklin, Denise Holloway, Brenda Belliveau (capt.), Sharon Tomaso (capt.), Dorinda Pannis, Ellen Moscatelli. Back row: Coach Glenn Gariepy, Daphne Grant, Julie Mayhew, Pat Deziel, Shirley Smith, Helen Manning, Diane Guidera. Front row: Lisa Duason, Jennifer Gayer, Joyce Chupa, Linda Morrell. Back row: Cheryl Buckman, Pat Perry, Coach Kim Ferrucci. Mary Courtney, Chris McEnroy. Front row: Jan Riendeau, Ann Marie Borkowski, Lisa Frain, Len Gen Chin, Linda Beals, Julie Belisle. Back row: Shelley King, Danielle Mathis, Stacey Coady, Coach Cathy Smith, Judy Lowry, Jennifer Albert, Scorer: Kathi Allard. am m ' ir ' MWtr. uw Kf 94 V A R S I T Y Front row: Roger Canestrari, Scott Gilroy, Tom Rigney, Mike Trudeau (capt.). Tom Hammann, Cliff Lander. Back row: John Marcoux, Russ Putnam, Jeff Cintolo, Jim Oram (capt.), Brian McElroy, Scott Belliveau, Coach Jim Bonollo. Robert Chris J.V. Front row: Eric Gayer, Gary Morrell, Eric Andrews, Pat Tier- nan, Mike Flynn, Dan Mangano, Tom Hammann. Back row: Coach Phil Skrzat, Billy Roach, Mike Reid Creasia, Laviolette, Yolando Grey, Kevin Winship. Peter Brown, John Trites, Front row: Joe Nugent, Bill Doyle, Kenny Jackson, Jim Catarius, Dan Paniss, Dan Birks. Back row: Mike Moran, Mike Borkowski, Jim Holderby, Coach Roy Fox, Ralph Carpentier, George Brown, John MacNeill. , - ' W. 8th Grade — Front row: Ted Rigney, Rick Ingersol, Eric Anderson, Dennis Nally, Richard Deryk, Tom Doyle. Back row: Dennis Sherlock, Gary Bibbo, Scott Creasia, Tom Grant, John Henderson, John Moscatelli, Coach Mike Guiardino. 93 IS: 1 | % _ i 1 1 L W JEjP 1 k mm . ®F V Ir 105 «k Front Row (L-R): Charles Jensen, Brian Sher¬ lock, Ron Russell, Mike Trudeau, Eric New¬ man, Charles Powers. Second Row (L-R): Chris Laviolette, Mike Reed, John Marcoux, Paul Dalpe, Tom Hammann, Mike Durrazlno. Tnird Row (L-R): Rc er Canestrari, Pat Ham- Joe Lacasse, Jim NibyjTom Rigney, ma Coact Baker l Wr t, 1 yt GERRY GAYER Wau } Hautfi wHftm lfaW a i P i W k ' V J| 1 1 9 4 2 Ktl VII t. W mm ■ S M Hi ! 1 J Front row: Denise Holloway, Kathi Allard, Joanne Bellaqua, Wendy Conklin, Brenda Belliveau. Back row: Cindy Marchand, Sharon Tomaso, Helen Manning, Julie Mayhew, Ginny Frink, Sabina Fluette, Shirley Smith, Lori Beals. v- m.n dkt ■ 9 ' 3m-: Ji . .i. ss ls ■mum Front row: Carolyn Morgan, Cathy Morjn, Cheryl Buckrm Theresa Gardner, Patricia Henderson, Maureen Doyle, Back row: Coach Jan Spencer-Travers, Judy Mahoney, Pat Deziei, Sharon Mahoney, Judy Lowry, Brenda Short? Debbie Crawford. ' Final Record: 13-wins, 3 losses ' BOYS TENNIS -k-iCv GIRLS TENNIS .• - 3 : m-’i. Front row: Amy Coady, Cindy Chroniak, Sue Fluette, Stacey Coady, Liz Winship, Kelly Scanlon, Coach Paul Cournoyer. Middle row: Yolande Belhumeur, Jennifer Gayer, Joan Eno, Joyce Chupa, Debbie Pemberton, Michelle Rivierre, Linda Beals. Back row: Sandy Pollack, Pam Spellman, Jan Riendeau, Shelley King, Perryn Coady. Front row: David Wrenn, Brett Carey, Joe Anderson, Rick Brown, Jeff Fegan, Steve Platt, Andy Walkowiak. Middle row: Darrin Gray, John Rowe, Mike McGuilvry, Paul Costa, Dan Giardino, Coach Paul Cournoyer. Back row: Ralph Moore (capt.), Matt Cambell, Earl Oliver, Richard Lofgren, Roland Arcand, Robert Burke, Steve McMullin, Bob Primavera. Absent: Bob Lewis (capt.), Ray Page (capt.). m Front row: Brian McElroy, Eric Buckman, Mike Gilroy (capt.), David Johnson. Back row: Steve Mullahoo, Bob Tondreau, Coach Steve McDonough, Greg Canestrari, Jeff Pattow. •- ' -.A.. --Jf ■ S3 - f. £ ■ JS P , . 4 ' � ak.-.r , ,• ■ ... . - •r- k Nxi � 5 i ' j MVP ' S Guest Speaker — Tim Fox Volleyball — Sue Fleuette Softball — Brenda Belliveau X-Country, Winter, Spring Track — Ralph Moore . AWARDS BANQUET 115 Cheerleading — Tanya Platt Basketball — Mike Trudeau Girls Winter, Spring Track — Sandy Pollack Tennis — Terry Skumatz Golf — Bob Tondreau Tennis — Cheryl LeBlanc Hockey — Jim Newman SENIORS IN SPORTS 116 HAWKS SCOREBOARD Girls Volleyball 4 Wins 10 Losses Field Hockey 1 Win 12 Losses 4 Ties 1 Westwood 2 34 Holbrook 22 0 Dover 8 0 Hoiliston 2 7 Dover 24 0 Hoiliston 3 0 Medfield 2 0 Hopkinton 27 0 Medfield 1 2 Ashland 0 14 Medway 7 0 Millis 4 1 Millis 2 18 Hoiliston 6 0 Westwood 0 1 Dover 2 0 Ashland 6 1 Hopkinton 3 2 Medway 0 7 Millis 42 0 Ashland 1 1 Westwood 2 20 Medfield 0 1 Medfield 2 1 Hoiliston 2 12 Westwood 0 1 Blackstone 2 1 Medfield 2 20 Tri-County 6 0 Dover 5 2 Ashland 0 0 Hoiliston 0 1 Millis 2 1 Medfield 1 0 Dover 2 1 Millis 2 2 Medway 0 2 Westwood 0 0 Hopkinton 0 0 Ashland 1 0 Medway 1 Cross-Country 6 Wins 1 Loss Loss Hoiliston 15 Millis 45 23 Dover 32 15 Medway 46 21 Medfield 36 23 Westwood 34 22 Ashland 33 Boys Baseball Girls Softball 8 Wins 9 Losses 8 Wins 8 Losses 8 Dover 5 6 Dover 20 11 Hoiliston 3 12 Hoiliston 20 14 Hopkinton 10 5 Hopkinton 1 6 Medway 1 19 Medway 1 1 Foxboro 10 8 Millis 13 3 Millis 12 19 Ashland 7 17 Ashland 1 15 Westwood 7 6 Westwood 5 7 Medfield 19 0 Medfield 2 8 Dover 12 8 Keefe 4 2 Hoiliston 3 10 Dover 3 10 Hopkinton 8 2 Hoiliston 6 11 Medway 10 2 Hopkinton 10 3 Millis 19 2 Medway 5 20 Ashland 3 4 Millis 12 18 Westwood 6 15 Ashland 1 7 Medfield 8 3 Westwood 4 3 Medfield 7 Golf 2 Wins 11 Losses Won North Smithfield Loss Ashland Loss Hopkinton Loss Westwood Loss Medway Won Hopedale Loss Hoiliston Loss Ashland Loss Westwood Loss Hopkinton Loss Medway Loss Hoiliston Loss Hopedale Girls Basketball 2 Wins 15 Losses Boys Basketball 6 Wins 11 Losses 56 Hopkinton 42 54 Hopkinton 61 36 Medfield 46 66 Medfield 67 28 Westwood 91 70 Westwood 91 37 Hoiliston 58 50 Hoiliston 59 19 Dover 63 67 Dover 90 44 Millis 51 63 Millis 71 38 Medway 58 64 King Philip 89 35 Ashland 36 67 Medway 65 35 Hopkinton 40 63 Ashland 70 30 Medfield 46 73 Hopkinton 69 28 Westwood 70 72 Medfield 69 27 Hoiliston 46 60 Westwood 78 19 Dover 77 74 Hoiliston 61 31 Millis 50 63 Dover 78 19 Medway 42 58 Millis 47 51 Ashland 49 70 Medway 79 74 Ashland 73 Boys Tennis 4 Wins 12 Losses 0 Dover 5 0 4 Hoiliston 1 0 5 Hopkinton 0 1 0 Medway 5 0 4 Millis 1 1 0 Ashland 5 4 0 Westwood 5 1 1 Medfield 4 1 0 Dover 5 0 1 Hoiliston 4 2 5 Hopkinton 0 1 1 Medway 4 1 2 Millis 3 0 1 Ashland 4 3 0 Westwood 5 2 2 Girls Tennis 1 Win 15 Losses Dover 7 Hoiliston 7 Hopkinton 6 Millis 7 Medfield 6 Ashland 3 Westwood 6 Medway 6 Dover 7 Hoiliston 5 Hopkinton 6 Millis 6 Medfield 7 Ashland 4 Westwood 5 Medway 5 Hockey 14 Wins 4 Losses 2 Ties 117 118 There’s a segment of learning not found in books But can be discovered if only one looks Into a club meeting or an activity room That’s bubbling with voices and ideas are a-bloom The endless planning for that special affair. “Who shall I ask?” “What shall I wear?” The curtain going up on an opening night — A moment of terror, a moment of fright! There’s a reason behind most things that we do. By helping others we help ourselves too. Our ease in this life is but an illusion Of satisfaction amid this great sea of confusion. Lillian Papelian BUSINESS Denise Ringer Maura Martus 120 • t. • - • V SENIOR ACTIVITIES Judy Russell CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Denise Holloway ■ • ' ■ . .. EDITOR — Bob Lewis EDITOR — Michael Gilroy SENIOR SECTION Wendy Normandin Ellen Moscatelli ART Chris Dupre DRAMA CLUB £ Row 1, Left to Right: Kendra Arcand, Eileen Hanlon, Karen Meehan, Jeanne Gallipeau, Dawn Pattow, Maura Martus, Wendy Normandin, Roberta Joyal, Ann Gervais, Denise Ringer, Kim Carrier, Cindy Lawry, Kathy Morin, Karen Sevigny, Rodney Simoninni, Joan Ingargiola. Row 2: Steve Con¬ nors, Patrick Murphy, Marc Dehmer, Alan Martel, Diane D’Allesandro, Kathy Locklin, Lisa Lamothe, Monica Neidzwiadek, Marueen D. Henderson, Kelly Scanlon, Tom Springston, Bill Gervais. Row 3: John Gervais, Peter Robinson, Wayne Stochaj, Jeff Hardenbrook, John Winship, Bruce Jansen, Richard Lussier, William Chapman, Holly Thomas, Patty Sohl, Diane Lussier, Steve Robinson, Robert Pemberton. Officers: Seated: Mrs. Papalien. Standing: Denise 122 Ringer (Sec Treas.), Roberta Joyal (Pres.), Ann Gervais (Vice Pres.), Wendy Normandin (Publicity). ALL STAR CAST AWARDS Bruce Jansen, Maura Martus, Terri Maron, Denise Ringer, Diane D ' Allesandro, Alan Martel, Richard Lussier, Dawn Pattow, Amie Coady, Kelly Scanlon, Joan Ingargiola, Kathy Morin. Best Play Award — “Sorry Wrong Number Directors — Monica Neidzwiadek, Lisa Lamothe. Alternate Best Play — “Distant Thunder” Directors — Roberta Joyal, Wayne Stochaj RECORD 5 WINS 5 LOSSES 1 TIE Row 1 (L-R): Chris Con¬ don, Eli Kraus, Peter Patch. Row 2: Joe Fleuette (capt.), Mr. Cheevers, Paul Simon¬ son. Missing: Brendan • Keane (capt.), Gary Bastarache (capt.), Shawn Newton, Terry Skumautz. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY S. ADVISOR MR. FOX Row 1 (L-R): Eileen Hanlon, Maureen Prendergast, Kelly Scanlon, Denise Lamothe, Christine Moore. Row 2: Lisa Laverne, Kimberly Dwyer. Kristine Call, Cynthia Chroniak. Standing: Patrick Tiernan. Missing: Bruce Bolduc, Brian Edwardsen, Michael Galuza, Joseph Harrop, Timothy Patch, Beth Young, Kathy Hynds. 124 Compliments of Rudy’s Poultry Produce Co. Row 1, Left to Right: Richard Duquette, Bruce Jansen (President), Wayne Stochaj (Vice President), Kathy Locklin. Row 2: Stephen Patrick, Gary Bastarache, Anne Gervais (Secretary), Cindy Locklin (Treasurer), Chris Condon, John Gervais. Row 3: Donald Wozniak, Dean Vitarisi, Scott Winship, William Chapman, Patrick Murphy, Craig Goodrick. NEWSPAPER STAFF Row 1, Left to Right: Lucille Robert, Roberta Joyal, Tammy Heuklom, Pam Henderson (editor), Wendy Normandin (editor), Cindy Glowka, Judy Russell, Penny Dezindolet. Row 2: Steve Felice, George Harris, Matt Campbell, Peter Desillier, William Chapman, Arthur Lesieur. M C A L T U H B 125 7, Row 1 (L-R): Cindy Pimentel, Kathy Ingersol, Rita Belanger, Anita Seifert, Lisa Gagne, Linda Morrel, Dawn Pattow, Lisa King, Linda Gagne. Row 2: Laurie Demaria, Cheryl Hardenbrook, Mr. Guillemette, Debbie Duffney, Caroline Kogut, Denise Holloway, Sue Chandler, Linda Covino, Maura Martus, Joe Desimone, Pam Bishop, Mrs. Jalette. Row 3: Paul Robinson, Monique Arcand, Lynne Blades, Karen Clancy, Alison Bourre, Allison Collin, Elaine Pemberton, Sue Desmarais, Brenda Short, Robin Quimby, Barbara Brooks. Row 4: Ellen Moscatelli, Cindy Locklin, Murial Lacroix, Diane D’Alessandro, Sheila Hope, Sandy Pollack, Kim Carrier, Pat Cahill, Debbie Crawford, Melinda Crawford, Terry Ditami. Row 5: Ron Picard, Steven Arlequew, Chris Zullo, Mike Bousquet, David Moll, Ricky Lidner, Arthur Lesieur, Patrick Morrison, David Murray, Eric Rosenlund, George Boucher, Donald Wozniak, Denise Bartels. Missing: Marc Lacroix, John McColgan, George Hendricks, Penny Wheeler, Lori Beals, Jeff Hardenbrook, Brian Haley. Mr. Guillemette — Advisor Mrs. Jalette — Advisor Caroline Kogut — President Linda Covino — Vice President Susan Chandler — Secretary Denise Holloway — Treasurer Joe DeSimone — Recorder Debbie Duffney — Store Manager State Winners Trophies — Sue Chandler, Penny Wheeler, Ellen Moscatelli, Maura Martus, Denise Holloway, Melinda Crawford, Cindy Locklin, Caroline Kogut. Medals — Kim Carrier, Mike Bousquet, Debbie Crawford, Maura Martus (2). Plaques — Linda Covino, Caroline Kogut, Allison Collins, Kim Carrier, Pam Bishop. Certificates — Barbara Brooks, Debbie Crawford, Dawn Pattow, Kim Carrier, Lisa King. JUNIOR CHAPTER OFFICERS I VI V v • w- n DISTRICT II REGIONAL TROPHY WINNERS Compliments of Burger King _ mm LIBRARY AIDES f™ L-R: Penny Dzindolet, John Ward, John Ford, Patrick Murphy. Missing: Richard Trahan ' dsBm mta®, 4c OPEN DOOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS Our exchange students, Gene, Suely, Javier, and Cristian, from across the seas, thoroughly en¬ joyed their stay here but were anxious to return to their native lands. They will always be remembered by their American friends and the faculty members of Bellingham High. Students — Seated (L-R): Maria Eugenia Leonardos (Brazil), Suely Harada (Brazil), Javier Munoz (Costa Rica), Cristian Reid (Chile). Hosts — Standing (L-R): Melinda Crawford, Lisa-Ann Guilmette, Elizabeth Merolli, Penny Wheeler. � .! � DEAN JUNIOR COLLEGE ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Clockwise from top: Michael Gilroy, Robert Cook, Gregory Santini Thomas Perry, Wendy Normandin, Denise Ringer, Raymond Page Penny Wheeler, Denise Holloway, Michael MacCollum. I INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE CLUB Row 1 (L-R): Kerry Squire, Maureen D. Henderson, Bruce Jansen, Roberta Joyal, Joan Joseph, Anita Seifert, Wayne Stochaj, Kendra Arcand, Nancy Eaton. Lauren Herman. Row 2: Cindy Bourre, Jennifer Knief, Jenny Lord, Marc Dehmer, Mrs. Planine (advisor), Mrs. Trocchio (advisor), Maureen Henderson, Patrick Murphy. Monica Niedzwiadek, Lisa Lamothe. Row 3: Jill Ferris, Janice Ayotte, Bruce Bolduc, Chris Condon, Christine Call, Terry Wyatt. Maria nne McDonough. Presidents — Roberta Joyal (Latin), Wayne Stochaj (German), Joan Joseph (Italian, Language Club), Bruce Jansen (French), Anita Seifert (Spanish). Marion’s Sew Vac HIGH SCHOOL BANO BELLINGHAM MARCHING UNIT Row 1: Wayne Stochaj, Michael Borkowski, Robert Lussier, Ellen Racine, Kevin Winship. Far left: John Winship, Eric Milot, Lynne Horan, Warren Bliss, Mr. Schref- fler. Row 2: Cindy Locklin, Alan Martel, Greg Stringfellow. Row 3: Greg Canestrari, Thomas Dex¬ ter, James Mercer, Donald Taylor. Column 1 (Front to Rear): Lisa Duason, Christine Moore, Kelly Hall, Patricia Perry. Column 2: Alice Lussier, Judy Rosenlund, Cindy Locklin, Bobby Pemberton, John Maron. Column 3: Sue Desmarais, Jill Halnon, Kim Carrier, Elizabeth Putnam, Arthur Lessieur. Column 4: Kelly Gaffney, Alan Martel, Robert Lussier, Mike McGilvray, Greg Canestrari. Column 5: Maureen D. Henderson, Debbie Lavallee, Warren Bliss, Jeff Hardenbrook, Brian McElroy. Column 6: Debra Theriaurt, Cheri Harden- brook, Frank Sanchez, Linda Stringfellow, Mr. Harry Schreffler. Column 7: Robert Tondreau, Ellen Racine, Bill Andreason, Steve Connors, Jim Mercer. Column 8: Ronald McGillvray, Lisa Martin, Kathy Locklin, Wayne Stochaj, John Gervais. Column 9: Richard Foster, Billy Chapman, Anne Lessieur, Mike Borkowski, John Ford. Column 10: Sandra Lussier, Andrea Guerette, Richard Allen, Greg Stringfellow. STAGE BAND Compliments of Rings Men’s Wear 133 COLOR GUARD Front row. Left to Right: Dawn Pattow, Michelle Beauregard, Maura Martus, Cindy Glowka, Terry Maron (Capt.), Priscilla Russell, Roxanne Edick. Back row: Laurie Whitehouse, Eileen Halnon, Debbie Usema, Jean Gallipeau, Karen Mehan, Pat Cahill, Becky Lavallee, Diane D ' Alessandro. Missing: Allison Russell M A J O R E T T E S Back row, Left to Right: Michelle Hoedell, Kim Connelly, Robin Welch, Karen Welch, Katy Canta, Carolyn Morgan, Andrea Caporelli. Front: Donna Short,. Missing: Linda Welch, Stephanie Rice. Captains — Top: Linda Welch. Below: Donna Short. 134 Officers — Below, Row 1, Left to Right: Kathy Morin (tres.), Traci Hayes (libr), Karen Sevigny (pres., ac¬ companist). Row 2: Arthur Lesieur (libr.), Peter Robin¬ son (v. pres.), Marc Dehmer (sec.). Front row, Left to Right: Mr. Schreffler, Karen Sevigny, Debra Davis, Kathy Morin, Rochelle Martel, Michael Walden, Marc Fontenarosa, Kent Linsley. Second row: Traci Hayes, Nathan Decasse, Robin Willett, Catherine Loycano, Lorrie Ernes, Jon Breault, Marc Dehmer. Third row: Jean Depoto, Leonard Kritz, Eric Craven, Gary Powell, Arthur Lesieur, Peter Robinson. EIGHTH GRADE BAND Row 1, Left to Right: Donald Lesieur, Robert Johnson, Sheryl Robert, Christine Haswell, Carol Bickom, Jennifer Kneif, Wendy Laronga. Row 2: Patricia Hender¬ son, Dianne Galipeau, Christina Picard, Lauren Herman, Kerstin Peterson, Donna Shaw, Michael Gallagher, Ann Borkowski, Gary Pandolfi. Row 3: Mike Lytwynec, John VanderWal, John O’mera, John Henderson, Peter Cifizzari, Richard Lofgren. Row 4: Mr. Schref¬ fler, Joseph Ravenelle, Craig Goodrick, John Drane, Diane Good¬ win. Row 5: William McDonough, Alfred Kirton. 135 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1 (L-R): Suzanne Fleuette, Susan Chandler, Penny Wheeler, Michael Trudeau (vice president), Michael Gilroy (secretary), Raymond Page (president). Laura Hendricks, Caroline Kogut, Gloria Pratt, Denise Holloway. Row 2: Debbie Lanoureux, Cheryl LeBlanc, Wendy Nor- mandin, Joan Joseph. Sharon Tomaso, Robert Cook, Edward Perreault, Edward O’Rourke, Thomas Perry. Row 3: Pam Bishop, Anthony An- zalone. Gregory Santini, Denise Ringer , Wayne Stochaj, Bruce Jansen, Ann Gervais, John Winship, Michael McCollum. Row 4: Ronald Russell, Eric Newman. Missing: Cindy Locklin SKI CLUB Bottom row, Left to Right: Peryn Coady, Susan LeBlanc, Brenda Belliveau, Karen Lafond, Amy Coady, Kim Marenelli. Row 2: Tricia Henderson, Debbie Rousseau, Cheryl LeBlanc, Maureen D. Henderson. Row 3: Robert Johnson, Eric Normandin, Wer ' y Normandin, Allison Collin, Mike Flynn, Debbie Manning. Top: Raymond Page. OFFICERS Susan Leblanc (v. pres) Brenda Belliveau (pres.) Karen Lafond (sec.) Amy Coady (treas.) 1 1 , Itf j | Row 1, Right to Left: James Fluery, Steve Plante, Kevin Winship. Row 2: Danny Giardino, Cliff Lander, Bill Roche. 137 Row l:Diane Dearborn. Row 2 (L-R): Allison Collin, Brenda Short, Gloria Pratt, Cheryl LeBlanc, Lisa Marcet. Row 3: Carole Goulet, Denise Ringer, Patsy Sands, Suzanne Fleuette, Ellen Moscatelli, Patricia Cahill. Missing: Lynn Blades. STATE WINNERS Cheryl LeBlanc — 1st place — Keypunching, Gloria Pratt — 1st place — Job Manual pre¬ employed, Lynn Blades — 1st place — Records Management, Patricia Cahill — 1st place — Ac¬ counting, Suzanne Fleuette — 2nd place — Bulletin Board Display, Diane Dearborn — 3rd place — Job Manual pre-employed, Ellen Moscatelli — 4th place — Keypunching, Gloria Pratt — 5th place — Computer Data Processing These four students attended the National Com¬ petition of OEA in San Antonio, Texas on May 9-14. National Winner — Suzanne Fleuette — 6th Place — Bulletin Board Display. Advisor: Mrs. Carla Normandin. OFFICERS L-R: Allison C ollin (secretary), Cheryl LeBlanc (vice president), Brenda Short (treasurer), Gloria Pratt (president), Lisa Marcet (historian). 138 Compliments of Kim’s Kitchen The editors and staff of the 1981 Epilogue would like her... to thank Mrs. Barbara Flanagan for PATIENCE There are three attributes that must belong together: Power, Wisdom, and Love Power sans wisdom and love is dangerous — Wisdom sans love and power is wasted — Love sans power and wisdom makes for sentimentality. We, the Class of ' 81 have been truly blessed, For our dedicated yearbook advisor possesses all three virtues — Power, Wisdom and Love — and uses them so skillfully. DEDICATION SMILES a i ssa 140 r V. Every season must have a beginning. Each birth must end in dying. So with the onset of our Freshman season A rebirth was given to reason. It was a time for sprouting! Then new concepts and ideas soon took hold. And like the budding crocus in winter’s cold As sophomores we looked to the dawning of a new day When we would overcome our childish way. It was a time for blossoming! How we Juniors squandered the time we thought unending Until the wisdom of our sages imposed form and meaning. Soon each day was worth reliving in memory. Each moment of life a virlie branch on a stately tree. It was a time for flowering! Lillian R. Papelian iaSdmen CLASS OFFICERS Class of 1982: Elaine Pemberton (president), Michelle Beauregard (v. president), Cheri Hardenbrook (secretary), Jean Depoto (treasurer) Class of 1983: Kevin Winship (president), Bob¬ by Pemberton (v. president), Jeanne Galipeau (secretary), Jackie Bonin (treasurer), Yolande Belhumeur and Steve Patrick (chairpersons) Class of 1984: Greg Canestrari (president), Donna Rousseau (v. president), Eileen Hanlon (treasurer), Denise Ambler (secretary) Class of 1985: Kim Connelly (president), Diane Galipeau (v. president), Cindy Sasen (treasurer), Debbie Pemberton (secretary) 142 mmaMMamamm cjimtf Compliments of Lorrie’s Town Country Salon 146 The flowering trees are everywhere, Their blossoms promising a harvest yet to come. While this precious time of beauty i s ours to share We plunge into a sea of summer fun. We clothe ourselves in color like a sky Enhanced with a rainbow of glory unsurpassed. Rays of a golden sun dance on high Reflecting back to earth, no shadow cast. So many happy times are ours to keep. Memories too dear to lose, so close are they To hearts weakened from a winter’s sleep, Kissed by summer’s dew on each new day. Lillian Papelian IvitieS 147 nNJOTVnXlUJIlHJMIIIlUH UillUHU Most Musically Inclined Karen Sevigny Most Athletic Sharon Tomaso and Ronny Russell Most Artistic Debbie Lamoureux Quietest Miranda Grant Most Talkative Denise Ringer Class Clown Peter Desillier Class Wit John Toner Best Dressed Rob Halnon and Tanya Platt 148 Miss Intellect Joan Joseph Class Flirt Bob Cook Most Likely to Succeed Mike Gilroy Class Apple Polisher Eric Newman Most Attractive Male Mike Trudeau Class Einstein 149 Bruce Jansen Most Attractive Female Lisa Oram Clas s Couple George Hendricks and Linda Covino JUNIOR-SENIOR CHRISTMAS _ PARTY _ DECEMBER 22,1980 I LAKEVIEW BALLROOM 6:30 p.m. I £ “PYRAMID 151 mm mngmsmmm wmm JUNIOR DEMETRI ' S RED SNAPPER RESTAURANT PROM APRIL 24, 1980 SIX O ' CLOCK Queen and her Court Center Debbie Rousseau Left to Right: Princess Sue LeBlanc, Jean Gaudet, Linda Covino, Denise Ringer, and Karen Sevigny. 152 QUEEN AND HER COURT Seated Left to Right: Pam Bishop, Queen Lisa Oram, Jean Gaudet. Standing Left to Right: Debbie Rousseau, Linda Covino, Principal Roger Canestrari, Monique Benoit. 153 SENIOR PROM SHERATON MANSFIELD INN MAY 6,1981 7 SENIOR TAKE¬ OVER DAY 154 TRIP JUNE 4,1981 BOCCE CLUB 7 p.m. U.V.L. SENIOR CLASS BANQUET The survival of a work of art depends upon the continuing support of patrons — so to our patrons and special people we extend our sincere thanks. ... to Cameo Studios, our official photographer, for all their help and fine photography . . . to Mrs. Papelian, our literary mentor, who gave us help when we needed it most ... to Mr. Canestrari and Mr. Frappier, who did favors for us too numerous to mention .. . to the faculty . . . to Taylor Publishing Company, the makers of this yearbook . . . to Mrs. Valorie, our class advisor, who never gave up, and made us the best class at Bellingham High . . . to Mr. Paul Delaney, Taylor Publishing Company Representative, who put up with a confused yearbook staff ... to Mrs. Normandin, who let us steal her furniture in Career Info .... to Mr. Ciavarini, who as emcee of our sales day presentation did more to sell this book than any of us could ever have done . . . to Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Lander, and Mrs. LeBlanc, for the use of the library, an understanding smile, and unending cooperation . .. to Karen Clancy, our “expert” typist . .. to all those teachers who let yearbook members out of class for our various activities ... to the Class of 1981 for all their help . . . to the Secretarial Staff, who put up with our constant interruptions ... to the Woonsocket Call, for the Hockey pictures ... to the businesses who gave us their advertisements ... to the sponsors . . . to the Maintenance Staff, for all their help . . . To Tom Rigney, Rick Catarius, Dawn Pattow, Barbara Brooks, Donna Short, Russ Putnam, Scott Belliveau, and Terri Maron, who helped us with Sales Day .. . to Miss Jalette, who helped us with our payment records at a very confusing time ... to Chantel Pelletier and Cindy Glowka, our volunteer artists ... to Diane Guidera, who helped with anything whenever she was asked ... to you the person reading this book ... to Sue Tomaso for her help with the artwork in the Sports section ... to Mr. Joseph Marcolini for allowing us to use some hockey pictures ... to Miss Girard for her help on the artwork, thanks for beating the deadline . . . to Mr. Trudeau, for his help on the Sports section ... to anyone we may have forgotten to mention . .. and last but certainly not least, an extra special thank you to Mrs. Kilburn, who put up with Mike, Bob, and the yearbook during class 157 B S ELECTRONICS 170 Pulaski Blvd. Bellingham, MA 02019 883-4200 Best Wishes From THE GOLDEN SCISSORS 459 Hartford Avenue Bellingham, MA 02019 966-2108 LALIBERTE Hair Styling for Men and Women FURNITURE CRONIN’S CUSTOM DONUT SHOP J| 770 South Main Street Matt and Don Lacroix Bellingham, MA 02019 . 598 Wood Ave. Woonsocket, R.l. 02895 883-9405 1 W Best Wishes to Class of 1981 THE COLONIAL HOUSE RESTAURANT Rt. 140 Bellingham, MA 02019 966-1020 Congratulations VALLEY SPORTING GOODS, 1 INC. 185 Church Street Whitninsville, MA Best Wishes From: WERBER ROSE CO. 164 Main Street Milford, MA 01757 473-5200 Compliments of ClfcJC Cl IDkIITI IDC ARPIN TRAVEL rINc rUHNI 1 Uric 461 Pulaski Blvd. South Bellingham, MA 883-1013 158 To Cheryl LeBlanc “Looks Like You Made It” May your college years be as fun as Your High School years!! 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Cheerleading 9 Varsity Cheerleading 10, 11. 12 Vice President 9 Treasurer 10 Ski Club 10. 11. 12 D.E.C.A. 11 JOYCE LEE COCHRANE 4 Glenbrook Ave. D.E.C.A. 11 Winter Track NORMAND COLLAMATI 30 Oswego Street WENDY CONKLIN 33 Candace Drive Band I. II Volleyball I (JV) Softball 10. 11. 12 Basketball 10. 11. 12 D.E.C.A. 11 Gourmet Cooking Club I WANDA CONKLIN 33 Candace Drive Band I. II CATHERINE CONNER 58 Horseshoe Drive HEIDI COOK 194 Paine Street ROBERT J. COOK JR. 9 Charlotte Road Football 11. 12 National Honor Society Spanish Ciub 10 Vice President 12 Dean Cooperative Prog. Track9. 10. 11 SUSAN COOK 11 Taunton Street GLENN COOLBRITH 12 Pony Court LINDA ANN COVINO 5 Pond Street D.E.C.A. 11. 12 Italian Club 9. 10 Homeroom Representative 9 MELINDA CRAWFORD 83 Douglas Dr ive D.E.C.A. 11. 12 OEA 12 ALICE CROCE 201 Caroline Drive DEBRA L. DAIGLE 40 Scott Hill Blvd. PATRICIA DALPE 18 Center Street DONALD DANIELS 9 Deerfield Lane Varsity Hockey 11. 12 DIANE DEARBORN 31 Barrett Lane OEA 12 NATHAN DECASSE 295 Lake Street Chorus 10. 11. 12 NEIL J. DECASSE 295 Lake Street LAURA DeMARIA 7 North Street Class President 11 Prom Committee 11 Italian Club 10. 11. 12 D.E.C.A. 11. 12 Chorus 9. 10 Prom Committee Chairman 12 BRENDA DEPOTO 21 Stone Street Italian Club 9. 10 PETER DESILLIER 8 Taunton Street Football 10. 11 Prom Committee 12 Sports Editor Newspaper 12 Class Will Committee 12 JOE DESIMONE 90 Center Street ROBERT DESLAURIERS 1019 S. Main Street THOMAS DEXTER 27 Stone Street ANTHONY DITTAMI 14 5th Ave. WILLIAM J. DONAHUE 64 Apache Road SpringTrack9. 10. 11. 12 Winter Track 10. 11 Football 9. 10, 11. 12 Chorus 9. 10. 11 Prom Committee 12 Varsity Club 12 German Club 9. 10 WILLIAM DOONAN 14 Little Tree Lane DEBRA DUFFNEY 30 Pearl Street TRACY DUMAS 4 Weathersfieid Road 173 CHRISTINE E. DUPRE 45 Jeannine Road ELAINE EBBS 190 North Main Street Italian Club 9. 10 ROBERT FARLEY 57 Blackstone Street RANDY FARMER 19 Ruthellen Road ANDREW FARRELL 44 Standish Road Spring Track 10, 11 Drama Club 9 Winter Track 10, 11 Cross Country 11 SUZANNE FLEUETTE 80 Norfolk Street Prom Committee 12 Art Club 9 Volleyball 10, 11,12 Winter Track 11 SpringTrack 11,12 Varsity Club 12 OEA 10. 12 National Honor Society 11, 12 DOUGLAS FORESTAL 80 Elbow Street DEBBIE GATCHELL 56 Easy Street Color Guard 9 D.E.C.A. 11 JEAN GAUDET 40 Mendon Street Prom Committee 11 Varsity Cheerleading 12 MARY JANE GEARY 9 Squire Lane Latin Club 8, 9 Tennis 10. 11, 12. Capt. 12 OEA 12 Varsity Club 12 MICHELLE GENEREUX 80 Pleasant Street ANNE MARIE GERVAIS 390 S. Main Street Math Club 10. 11, 12 Secretary 12 Student Council 11,12 Treasurer 12 Student Advisory Council 12 Drama Club 10. 11, 12 Vice Pres. 11, 12 French Club 9, 10 Latin Club 10. 11 Chorus 10, 12 National Honor Society 12 ANTHONY GILL 387 Winter Street MICHAEL GILROY 26 Farm Street Dean Co-Op 12 Football 11 Yearbook Editor 12 Varsity Club 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Secretary Treas. Spanish Club 9. 10, 11 Treasurer 10, 11 MIRANDA GRANT 16 Broodside Road SpringTrack 9 Spanish Club 9, 10 Prom Committee 11 D.E.C.A. 11 BRIAN HALEY 51 Cedar Hill Road D.E.C.A. 11, 12 Track 9, 10, 11. 12 Football 10, 11 ROBERTHALNON 53 Laurel Lane KAREN HANSON 141 Blackstone Street Spanish Club 9, 10 JEFFREY HARDENBROOK 23 Barrett Ln. Italian Club 9, 10 D.E.C.A. 11. 12 Tennis 11,12 Band 9, 10, 11.12 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Cabaret 11,12 Blackstone 9, 10, 11, 12 Drama Club 11,12 MARY HARPER 7 Harper Blvd. D.E.C.A. 11 LISA HARTY 39 Lizotte Drive PAMELA HENDERSON 64Temi Road Spanish Club 10 Gourmet Cooking Club 9 Chorus 9 Newspaper Staff 12 GEORGE HENDRICKS 216TEMI Road Varsity Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12 LAURA HENDRICKS 216 Temi Road National Honor Society 11,12 DENISE HENNESSY 80 Farm Street DENISE MARIE HOLLOWAY 55 Nason Street Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Softball 11, 12 Art Club 9 Pep Club 9 Newspaper 10 Prom Committee 10 Yearbook Staff 11 Yearbook Editor 12 D.E.C.A. 11, 12 Treasurer 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Varsity Club 12 LYNNE HORAN 44 Little Tree Lane Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12 Class President 10 Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Latin Club 10 Prom Committee 11 Softball 10 MARGO INGALLS 63 N. Main Street GAYLE L. ISHERWOOD 151 Hartford Ave. BRUCE M. JANSEN JR. 23 Arbend Circle Student Council 11,12 President 12 Student Advisory Committee 11, 12 Chairman 11,12 Drama Club9, 10, 11, 12 Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Latin Club 9, 10, 11. 12 French Club 12 President National Honor Society 11,12 CHARLES JENSEN 11 John Alden Road JOAN L. JOSEPH 61 Linwood Ave. International Language Club (Pres.) 12 Italian Club 9, 10, 11 Treasurer Student Gov. 11 Chorus (V.P.) 9 National Honor Society 11,12 ROBERTA ANNEJOYAL 3 Sunset Court Drama Club 10, 11, 12 President 12 Student Council 10 Latin Club 11 (Secretary) International Languages Club 12 (Latin Rep.) Pep Club 10 Newspaper 12 Co-Director Jr. Class Play Co-Director Sr. Class Play TIMONTHYA. KELLY 42 Steven Road LISA KERIVAN CHRISTINE KLEIMAN 65 Taunton Street CAROLINE KOGUT 725 Pulaski Blvd. Band 9,10, 11 Italian Club 9, 10 Volleyball 10 D.E.C.A. 11, 12 BRIAN KUTCHER 4 Thayer Road KAREN LACASSE 14 Main Street OEA 9 KATHLEEN ANN LACROIX 14 Oak Terrace Ski Club 11, 12 Basketball 9 French Club 9 MARC LACROIX 19 Janet Ave. D.E.C.A. 11, 12 Hockey 10, 11, 12 RICHARD LADUKE 59 Ann Marie Drive DEBORAH LAMOUREUX 65 Chestnut Street Cheerleading 8, 9, 10 Ski Club 11, 12 National Honor Society 11,12 KAREN LARSEN 105 Cardine Drive ROBERT LARSEN Lake Street SUSAN A. LAVALLEE 135 Center Street D.E.C.A. 11 Basketball 9, 10 SUSAN M. LAVALLEE 571 Pulaski Blvd. D.E.C.A. 11 COLLEEN LAVERNE 14 Pine Street CHERYL LEBLANC 27 Squire Lane Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12 Cbeerleading 9, 10, 11, 12 French Club 9 Ski Club 10, 11, 12 D.E.C.A. 11 OEA 12 Varsity Club 12 Homeroom Representatives, 10 Prom Committee 11 National Honor Society 12 SUSAN B. LEBLANC 84 Lisa Ann Drive Ski Club (Vice-Pres.) 12 Homeroom Representative 12 DENISE LECLAIRE 351 Wrentham Road PAMELA LEEMAN 8 Hartford Ave. ARTHUR LESIEUR Dupre Road 174 ROBERT W. LEWIS JR. 323 Lake Street Yearbook Editor 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Capt. 12 Winter Track 12 Varsity Club 12 CINDY LOCKLIN 923 South Main Street Band 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 10, 11, 12 D.E.C.A. 11, 12 Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Math Club 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 12 JOHN LONGO 43 Plymouth Road Football 9 Italian Club ROBIN LUNT 36 James Street ROBERT LUSSIER 800 Pulaski Blvd. MICHAEL MACCOLLUM 42 Arrowhead Road Football 9, 10, 11 Baseball 10 Track 9, 10 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 DARRELL MACKENZIE 5 Morin Drive DENISE MACKENZIE 5 Morin Drive RUSSELL MACNEIL Box Pond Drive JANET MAINES 88 Farm Street Majorette 9, 10, 11 Winter Track 10, 11 Softball 9, 10, 11 Italian Club 9, 10, 11, 12 DANIEL MALONEY 65 Plymouth Road Football 9 Tennis 9, 10 Track 10 CYNTHIA E. MARCHAND 20 Pickering Ave. Field Hockey 10, 11, 12 Softbal l 9, 10, 11, 12 French Club 9 Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Homeroom Rep. 11 TERRESA M. MARON 80 North Main St. Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Color Guard 10, 11, 12 WinterTrack 10, 11, 12 Class Secretary 10 D.E.C.A. 11 Band 9 Ski Club 9 Yearbook Staff 11 MATTHEW R. MARTIN 37 Valley View Road Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Latin Club 9, 10 French Club 11,12 Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Tennis 9, 10 MAURA ELIZABETH MARTUS 405 Hartford Ave. Color Guard 9, 10, 11, 12 Drama Club 10, 11, 12 Cabaret 11,12 German Club 9, 10, 11 Pres. 11 Prom Committee 11,12 Yearbook Staff 12 D.E.C.A. 11, 12 Asst. Store Manager Selected for Who’s Who Among American High School Students HOLLY MASON 51 Sheila Drive DAVID MASSE 22 Wrentham Road JOHN MCCOLGAN 23 High Street Football 9 Spanish Club 9, 10 Baseball 9, 10, 11 D.E.C.A. 11, 12 Ice Hockey 10, 11, 12 LAUREL A. MCCRUDDEN 11 Lake Street Chorus 9, 10 ROSEMARY MCGRADE 41 Blackstone Street RONALD MCMASTER 37 Newland Ave. STEPHEN J. MCMULLIN 34 Phillips Drive Hockey 11,12 Trark 1 ? Italian Club 11, 12 Ski Club 10, 11 JAMES MERCER 194 Hartford Ave. Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Italian Club 9, 10 ELIZABETH MEROLLI 45 Potter Drive ROBERT MINARD 60 Rose Ave. MARYJANE MOORE 439 Hartford Ave. Prom Committee 11 RALPH P. MOORE 17 Marion Road Cross Country 10, 11, 12 Capt. 12 Winter Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Capt. SpringTrack 9, 10, 11, 12 Capt. 12 Class Marshall (1980) ELLEN ANN MOSCATELLI 40 Nason Street Basketball 9, 10, 12 OEA 12 D.E.C.A. 11, 12 (Store Board) Yearbook (Senior Section) 12 Prom Committee 11 Band 7, 8 Art Club 9 Varsity Club 12 DEBORAH NAGLE 359 Caroline Drive ERIC NEWMAN 63 Ray Ave. Hockey 10, 11,12 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9 Varsity Club 12 Spanish ClublO D.E.C.A. 11 National Honor Society 12 JAMES NEWMAN 77 Jeanne Road Baseball 9, 10, 11 Hockey 10, 11.12 CHARLENE NEWTON 276 Lake Street STACY NICKERSON 11 S. Main Street WENDY NORMANDIN 65 Apache Road Student Council 11, 12 Vice-Pres. 12 French Club 9, 10, 11 Latin Club 11 (Vice-Pres.) Student Advisory Council 11, 12 Elected Student Government Day Rep. 12 Dean Co-Op 12 Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Publicity Officer 12) Yearbook (Senior Section) 12 Newspaper 10, 11, 12 Co-Editor Homeroom Rep. 10, 11, 12 Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 12 Class Will Committee 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Ski Club 11, 12 DENNIS O ' DONNELL SHEILA O ' DONNELL 25 Monique Drive LAURA ANN OLBRYS 18 Maple Street JAMES OLLENBORGER 208 Blackstone Street HELEN ONKENHOUT 269 Caroline Drive JAMES ORAM 160 Williams Road Football 9. 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 9 Track 10 Varsity Club 12 LISA ORAM 160 Williams Road Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12 D.E.C.A. 11 Varsity Club 12 Ski Club 10, 11, 12 Prom Committee 11 Class Secretary 9 Class Treasurer 10, 11, 12 Spanish Club 9 EDWARD O ' ROURKE 174 Ruthellen Rd. National Honor Society 11,12 Football 9, 10, 12 RAYMOND PAGE 39 Kathy Drive Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Capt. 12 WinterTrack 11,12 SpringTrack 11,12 Student Council 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Pres. 12 Class President 12 Class Vice President 11 Ski Club 11, 12 Italian Club 10, 11 Latin Club 9 Varsity Club 12 Dean Co-Op 12 STEVEN PANDOLFI 66 Steven Road Library Aide Yearbook Staff 12 DORINDA PANISS 38 Temi Road EDWARD PERREAULT 107 Yvonne Road Baseball 9 Golf 10. 11, 12 Hockey 11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Varsity Club 12 DAVID PERRY 6 Saddleback Hill Football 9, 10-11. 12 Track 10 Basketball 9, 10 Varsity Club 12 THOMAS PERRY 6 Lisa Ann Drive Basketball 9 Football 10 Golf 10 National Honor Society 11,12 Dean Co-Op 12 175 DEBORAH PETER 19 Roberta Lane TANYA PLATT 175 Blackstone Street Varsity Cheerleading J.V. Softball JOHN PLOUFFE 366 Lake Street Football 9, 11 Spring Track 9, 10 GARY PORTER 180 S. Main Street CHARLES POWERS 55 Plymouth Road GLORIA PRATT 81 Railroad Street BRUCE PRESCOTT 144 Ann Marie Drive RUSSELL PUTNAM 40 Easy Street RONALD PYNN 68 Lakeshore Drive ROBIN QUIMBY 13 Newland Ave. Track 11, 12 Ski Club 9 D.E.C.A. 11, 12 Reporter ROBERT RAYNER 473 Hartford Ave. WILLIAM REDMOND 391 Wrentham Road RHONDA RICE 115 Lake Street Majorette 9, 10 Varsi ty Club 12 Newspaper 12 KEITH RICHARDSON DENSIE ANN RINGER 205 RuthEllen Road German Club 9, 10 Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Prom Committee 11,12 D.E.C.A. 11 OEA 12 Homeroom Rep 11 National Honor Society 11 Student Council 10 Yearbook Staff 11,12 Band 9, 10 Chorus 9 Dean Co-Op 12 , 12 LUCILLE ROBERT 5 Pelletier Drive Newspaper Guidance Aid DEBRA A. ROUSSEAU 52 Lizotte Drive Cheerleading 10, 11 Class Vice President 10, 11 Ski Club 10, 11, 12 French Club 9 Homeroom Rep. 9 ROLAND F. ROY 31 Irving Street JUDITH ANN RUSSELL 65 Temi Road Science Aid 9 Prom Committee 11 Feature Editor of Newspaper 12 Yearbood (Senior Activities) 12 RONALD RUSSELL 37 Ray Ave. GREGORY SANTINI 1107 S. Main Street WILLIAM SCANLON 17 Little Tree Lane ANITA SEIFERT 16 Yvonne Road D.E.C.A. 11, 12 International Language Club Chorus KAREN SEVIGNY 395 Winter Street Class Secretary 11, 12 Prom Committee 11, 12 Winter Cotillion 11,12 Blackstone Valley District Chorus 12 Cabaret 12 Italian Club 9, 10, 11 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12 Treasurer 10, President 12 BRAIN SHERLOCK 336 Theresa Road COLEENASHELDON 803 S. Main Street DONNA SHORT 398 Hartford Ave. Majorettes 9, 10, 11, 12 Prom Committee 11,12 Softball 10 JOHN SIMONSON 46 Farm Street Cross Country 9 Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Spring Track 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 9 CYNTHIA SLATKAVITZ 10 Charlotte Road KIMBERLY ANN SOUZA 53 Monique Drive Drama Club 11,12 CATHY SPEAR 390 Winter Street TERRY SPURGIN 1099 S. Main Street WAYNESTOCHAJ 55 Farm Street Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Stage Band 12 Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Student Council 10, 11, 12 German Club 9, 10, 11 International Language Club 12 Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Regional Representative 11,12 Chorus 10 Homeroom Rep. 9, 10, 11, 12 LINDA STRINGFELLOW 24 Harper Blvd. JAMES SUTHERLAND 22 Center Street DONALD TAYLOR 14 Steven Road Band 9, 10, 11 Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12 JANINE THERIAULT 51 Oswego Street SHARON TOMASO 40 Oswego Street Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-Capt. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-Capt. 12 Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11 Vice-Pres. 10, Pres. 11 Yearbook Sports Ed. 12 Class Marshall 1980 Varsity Club 12 JOHN TONER 427 Caroline Drive MICHAEL A. TRUDEAU 6 Oak Terrace — W Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-Capt. 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Co-Capt. 12 Football 9 National Honor Society 11,12 Vice Pres. 12 Yearbook 12 (Sports Editor) Varsity Club 12 French Club 9, 10 Treas. 10 PAULTRUDEL 471 Pulaski Blvd. JOEY TRULIO 975 S. Main CHRIS VARNEY 11 Plymouth Road Spanish Club 11 DAVID A. VAZNAIAN 24 Wrentham Street DENISE VERMETTE 11 Brisson Ave. RENEE VINCENT 55 Mechanic Street SHARON WALKER 14 Plymouth Road JOHN J. WARD 47 Blackstone Street Library Aid DOUGLAS WEIR 118 Maple Street LINDA WELCH 30 Susan Lane PENNY WHEELER 49 Potter Drive D.E.CA 11, 12 Volleyball 9 National Honor Society 11,12 JOHN SCOTT WINSHIP 178 Blackstone Street Band 9, 10, 11 Stage Band 12 Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Spring Track 11 Cross Country 12 Tennis 12 CYNTHIA WOOD 87 Taunton Street DAVID WYATT 18 Steven Road Library Aid 10, 11 Yearbook Staff 11 JONATHAN P. YUELE 5 Elaine Circle 7 ‘ 176 fugilf