Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

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Spirit is dedication. Sometimes it is cheering, sometimes merely laughing with friends. Spirit is demonstrated in many ways. These pages will attempt to show the different types of spirit at Bellingham High. 9 ni i jjm j in rru i j i uzn. EPILOGUE STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY Shawn Newton FACULTY AND UNDERCLASSMEN Patrick Murphy CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Priscilla Russell STAFF Diane D’Alessandro, Brenda Short, Lisa King, Carole Goulet, Cindy Glowka, Cheryl Hardenbrook, Mary Courtney, Tim Dillahunt, Cathy Kilrov. Allison Collin, Tom Dillahunt. SPORTS Diane Guidera, Peryn Coady, David Johnson. 12 I EDITORS Louise Pelletier Tom Tuttle SENIOR SECTION Barbara Brooks SENIOR ACTIVITIES Linda Morrell Dawn Pattow 13 16 mmTO n Tp H.S.S. 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Allen Rich To be a space cadet, and to eat cheese on the moon Steven Arlequeeuw This is the end Gary Bastarache To be a carpenter who would hit the nail on the head everytime. Michelle A. Beauregard “Mitch” “Mike” Rita D. Belanger “Shorty” Joanne Bellacqua Jo-Jo “Stop wishing for things you complain you have not, And start making the best of all that you’ve got!” To live my life with the per¬ son that I love, and to raise a family Conk, thanks for all the times you helped me with my homework. Thanks for the times I needed someone to talk to and for the shoulder to co¬ on. But most of all let us remember the good times. Sandra M. Bellan You’ll never have to stand alone with friends like Robin and Dot. Hope they’re there forever! Anna Marie Bertulli CHIT To keep my old friends, and make new ones just by being me. Michelle Berube The high school years have gone away but the friendships made are here to stay. David Bigelow Stones “Please allow me to introduce myself, I’m a man of wealth and taste.” (Rolling Stones) Hope Therese Bileau Bud Dreams — So they say are for those who let them drift away. Reach out and hold your dreams before they slip away. 21 Michael F. Bousquet Mike “Dream on, dream until your dreams come true.” Richard Brown Rick Patricia D. Cahill Pat If endings symbolize beginn¬ ings, then why aren’t the goodbyes easy to say. Peter Brien You should never forget your past, for if you do; all you have is the future and its uncertainties. Norma Francine Bushfan Scoobie When life gets hard, and you want to cry; Just keep on go¬ ing with your “head to the sky.” Mary Ellen Burke Alison Marie Bourre “Ali” Our boat of two will sail beside. Cutting the waves — directing the wind. Floating beyond! With a simple Glide, Glide, Glide... Barbara Brooks “Bush” “When you have friends, you have life, and when you have life, you need nothing else.” Daniel F. Brennan Dan Mi Thomas Canesi Tom Lisa Marie Capenito “Red” Andrea D. Caporelli Andy Brett Carey Captain Run through swamps howling and eat frog guts and you will grow big and strong “When you set your mind on something, complete it, and if it doesn’t go right, keep on trying again and again.” Cherish the memories of your high school years forever. After all we’ve been through we’re lucky we’re still sane. The purpose of learning is growth, and our minds, unlike our bodies, can continue growing as we continue to live. “Twas the best of times, twas the worst of times.” Jeff Cintolo “We want the world and we want it now.” Mary Collins A thing of beauty is a joy forever. John R. Corley Many times I’ve lied many times I listened many times I’ve wondered how much there is to know. Karen Lee Clancy A smile is something nice to see, it doesn’t cost a cent. A smile is something all your own, it never can be lent. A smile is welcome anywhere it does away with frowns. A smile is good for everyone, to ease the ups and downs. Stephen Conners Make my exit better than my entrance. Joe E. Corriveau Live to ride Ride to live. Peryn Anne Coady “Peri” “Pe” “P” “To love the game beyond the prize” Bonnie Dawn Cook Tread lightly along the grass, only time will let us know. Slowly making every step. There is further to go. Allison L. Collin “Alii” “Cherish yesterday, Dream of tomorrow, and Live for today.” Jim Cook Seek and you shall find. Eric J. Craven “Goodbye” High School! “Hello” College! Donald Daigle Debra Crawford Debbie Tom Cornel Crystal I will be rich!! mtm Adam Paul Curll Remember Bonin — Life is an adventure to be lived and not a mystery to be solved Diane M. D’Alessandro Di, Del, Denise Debra A. DelVecchio Deb Jean Marie Depoto Jeannip We can live a life of meaning, one with joy in every day, If we’ll follow God’s direction and let him lead the way. Never dismiss dreams as im¬ possible; we have the power to make them come true. “To love, and be loved, is the greatest joy on earth.” Michael Deryck “You may say I’m a dreamer but I’m not the only one, I hope some day you’ll join us and the world will be as one.” Susan Desmarais Sue-Sue Although it’s hard to say good-bye, all my memories will never die. Lisa Desmeule “Happiness is doing with a smile what you have to do anyway.” Thomas E. Dillahunt Dill Timothy F. Dillahunt Dill Keep seeking his Kingdom and all other things will be ad¬ ded to you. Marlene Joyce Dion Moe “Imagine that huh!” 26 V DJ 77 ! Cathy Desplechin Follow your dreams; A little dreaming never hurt anyone. Theresa Dittami Terri Have a long and excellent life David Doyle “All that glitters is gold” rmi David Fitzgerald James E. Fleury Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken¬ winged bird that cannot fly. Michael Durazzano “A true friend of few is better than a false friend of many.” John Eno Steve Felice “Work hard and hope to survive.” Michael P. Flynn Flynnie The poor men want to be rich, the rich men want to be king, and the king isn’t satisfied till he rules everything. Marc Fontenarosa Speed comes with age, age comes with time and time comes with decay. Virginia E. Frink Ginny I have no yesterdays, time took them away; Tomorrow may not be — but I have today. 27 i Linda Ann Gagne Lin Friends stay friends forever! Mom and Dad I finally made it!!! Roger Gagnon Danny Giardino Du Dun No pain no gain. Teresa H. Galipeau “T”, Terry Accept me the way I am, not the way others say I should be. Ray E. Gareau Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far they can go. John E. Gervais Slink The individual who has to justify his existence by his own efforts is in eternal bon¬ dage to himself. Scott Gilroy Gil Live today for today because there will always be a tomorrow Deborah J. Glaven “Accept me as I am — only then will we discover each other.” Cindy Glowka “Cin” Let us not be afraid to express our individuality 28 Carole L. Goulet Smiley Michelle Grant Shelly Yulo ndo Gray “Yo” Little things are most wor¬ thwhile, a quiet word, a look, a smile I live for my dream and a Seek for your goals pocket full of gold Lisa-Ann L. Guilmette Lisa I will achieve all my goals, in the future, like I have done until now. I will always remember G.F. Kelly Hall Remember Yesterday, think of today, dream of tomorrow Patrick Hammann Diane Marie Guidera All glory comes from daring to begin Scott Hammond Debra J. Haney Debby How does it feel, to be on your own, a complete unknown, like a Rolling Stone. 29 Cheryl Hardenbrook Cheri Let us learn to live together, for we must die alone! Tracy Simone Hayes “School may seem like a lifetime but the friends that stay with you after, are eternal.” William J. Hewey Bill Lorraine Holst If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Lome C. Hope Silence is a virtue “True Friends are few, Ac¬ quaintances are many.” Thank you to Lynne, Moni¬ que, Debbie, Paula, Cheryl, and Terry. James E. Higgins Higgi Lloyd Hole John Horace 30 Catherine Ingersoll Cathy Cathy loves Marc “I forgot” “I’m kidding” Eric Jansen Patricia A. Janukowicz Patty David J. Johnson Dave To be the best in whatever I do. Kimicoe J. Johnson Kim Kevin Kelly “I’ve enjoyed my senior year thanks to BHS class of ’82.” You guys made me feel at home. —3 Yes, there are two paths you Live, Love, Laugh can go by, but in the long run there’s still time to change the road your on. To dream of the person you To live life to its fullest, would like to be is to lose the person you are, so smile and be happy because there is on¬ ly one of you. Nancy C. Krapohl “Poops” A good life comes to those who appreciate living. Joseph L. Lacasse Joe And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make. Kim Marie Lacroix “Today, well lived makes yesterday a dream of hap¬ piness, and tomorrow a vision of hope.” Muriel Lacroix Mimi Count your age by friends, not years. Count your life by smiles, not tears. Michelle LaDuke Mark Lamoreaux PORK Been dazed and confused for so long, it’s not true. Mary Lamoureux Mar Live for today for there’s never a tomorrow Karen Languirand Once I rose above the noise and confusion just to get a glimpse beyond this illusion Dale Laughlin Debra Ann Leclair Debbie “You say that the war is over and finally the world is at peace; you mean children aren’t dying and mothers don’t weep or it ain’t in the papers at least. 32 William Lewis Looie I want to try to be as suc¬ cessful in life as I can be. Richard J. Lindner Rick To live life to the fullest and to try to be successful in everything I do. Stanley Joseph Linkovich STAN THE MAN Resinated finger tips Alice Lussier Debra Lussier Debbie Richard F. Lussier Moose “If a man has good manners and is not afraid of other peo¬ ple, he will get by — even if he is stupid Cheryl Ann MacQuarrie Winners never quit and quit¬ ters never win Shari Ann Maggiore Bo To be an individual one must constantly stand by his her values, ideas, goal, dreams, and hopes. 33 Helen Manning “Betsy” “Today and yesterday are thoughts of tomorrow.” Lisa Marcet Lee There’s nothing worth the war of winning, but laughter and the love of friends. DanaLou Marcotte Dana Though our high school days have come to an end, our journey through life is just beginning. John A. Marcoux All’s well that ends well. Alan W. Martel Verna S. Martel Joseph Mason Thomas Mason To make it big playing lead guitar in my own group, to get married, and “PARTY IT UP.” Stephen Mastrianni Buddy To succeed. 34 Marie Ellen Matthews Courage is the art of being the only one who knows your scared to death. Julie A. Mayhew John McCrudden “Frankie” “Cooch” I’m reaching for the top. “We should all be concerned about the future because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there.” Brian McElroy “Mac” The song is over it’s all behind me. Edward McKenna Randy McKellick Wacky If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice ... I will choose a path that is clear. I will choose free will. Michael McMullin David Moll ■ Dennis Morin So it seems our destiny to search and never rest, to ride that ever changing wave, that never seems to crest. Steven B. Mullahoo Crazy Legs Patrick Shawn Murphy “Murph” “Pat” If you choose not to decide you still have made a choice I will choose a path that’s clear I will choose free will. “The test and the use of man’s education is that he finds pleasure in the exercise of his mind.” David Robert Murray Herschel Thanks to J.S. I made it through. Dale Neely I wish everyone lots of luck in their future endeavors. 36 I Lisa Nicholson “Lis” I Like Jimmy, parting with JB, BD, MD, JS, CP. I dislike slow cars, KISS 108 and pushy people Elaine M. Pemberton “Lainie” I like talking on the phone, drinking with a straw, flowers hair styling, Boston, Ma. I dislike rainy days, writing let¬ ters, rum and coke, and Dr. Dimento. Ronald Picard Known too late once we’re gone; Life, can never be reborn. Steven R. Platt Bunny Anybody can be or do anything they want, but it takes dedication. Suzanne J. Poirier Sue Life is not always the way you want it to be, but you have to make the best of it. Dawn M. Pattow How many cares one loses when one decides not to be something, but to be someone. Louise A. Pelletier Weezy No true and permanent fame can be founded except in labors which promote the happiness of mankind. Paula Elaine Pekins “Peeka Poo” “Rosco” Earle Arnold Oliver Earl the Pearl If all else fails, laugh! Chantel O. Pelletier Preytel We’ve learned valuable lessons of life in the past four years; but now the future calls out to us, electric with mystery and adventure. It’s time to move on. 37 Cheryl Ann Prescott Cher I like Led Zeppelin, partying, and Howie. I dislike disco, and people who think they know it all. Linda J. Recore “Bubbles” Dorothy Reid Dot The best thing in high school was my two best friends, San- di and Ellen. Stay close, and never lose touch. Debra A. Ramsay Deb It may be insane to live in a dream, but it’s madness to live without one. Jody Ann Renaud Jo Harmony and me Julie Ann Pontremoli “Jul” Robin Reardon “Rob” To find my place in the world and cherish my friends for life. Peggy Rice Peg Friends are forever 38 I Thomas A. Rigney We get so much in the habit of wearing a disguise before others, that we eventually ap¬ pear disguised before ourselves. Raymond A. Rivera Bombo “And you know that” Maria Rizzo Mark Roberts Paul Robinson Live for today, first, tomorrow can be second Peter Ray Robinson Pete-Birdie Happiness is found with Susan along the way of life, not without her at the end of the road. Eric Scott Rosenlund To be successful in my life or at least try my best. Jon Rowe Jay The future is certain and the end is always near. 39 John F. Sasen Bubba Never argue with a fool, peo¬ ple might not know the difference. Jean M. Shea Jeannie Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. David W. Sacco Susan M. Seethaler “Not all those who wander are lost.” Patsy J. Sands Pat I like travel, good food, good friends, good times, and Bob. I dislike Saturdays with nothing to do and breaking things. James Senay Brenda E. Short Shorty Terrence P. Skumautz Deborah A. Sasen Debbie The most completely lost of all days is the one on which I have not laughed. Thomas Shaw Janet Ann Slason High School isn’t forever, but you will always have memories; memories and friends can never be forgotten. 40 Robert E. Smith Bob If you can imagine it, you can achieve it, if you dream it, you can become it. Joseph Theberge Darlene Trant May I always have what I have now. To get what I want whenever I want it. Jeffrey Sousa Zews To do everything conceivably possible in life at least once. Jennifer Thomas Jon Sulahian Stephen Tiernan Michael Richard Sutherland Suds Science, like nature, must also be tamed with a view towards its preservation given the same state of integrity, it will surely serve us well. Robert Gerard Tondreau Bob I like weekends, golfing, and I dislike Mondays, rain, and my gas gauge on “E” Sheila E. Trottier To always have the great kind of friends I have now and to be successful in obtaining my goals. Thomas Tracy Tuttle Every situation can be hopeless, but none are serious — Irish Proverb Debra R. Usenia Debbie We made the memories, my friends, now don’t ever forget them. Warren Veazie Karen Ann Welch Guy “We should appreciate what we have ... instead of worry¬ ing about what we haven’t... and enjoy what is, before it Erica H. Wolf Today, well lived, makes yesterday a dream of hap¬ piness and tomorrow a vision of hope. Andrew Walkowiak Jeffrey Whyte Donald Wozniak Stephen C. Ward Steve Happiness depends on ourselves. Jerry Wight Be cool or be dead. Mark A. Zagame Ziggy Life can be heaven or hell. Karen L. Weiss To have a happy life and en¬ joy every moment in life. Brenda E. Willett Willy Become the person you dream you can be! Christopher Zullo Chris Life is what happens while you’re making other plans. 42 I THE TIME HAS COME Now ' s the time for us to part You have shown us the way Now we feel in our hearts That today is the day We take another step on the ladder of life Into a world of hard times This world is full of troubles and strife Happiness is hard to find The time has come to say goodbye The time has come to say goodbye Our high school days are over Don ' t forget the fun we ' ve had Now I know one more thing Leaving you is so sad The time has come to say goodbye The time has come to say goodbye Thomas and Timothy Dillahunt 43 )• : it 7 MR. JOHN CLEARY WITH GREAT APPRECIATION TO: MRS. JANET LANGENBERG 44 I Class Ml The Class of 1982 is a distinct group of over two hundred persons. These people, however, are connected together with one another in many special ways. The list below has been compiled so that we, the Class of 1982, can direct our attention to all those fellow students and faculty who are not members of our class, yet have nonetheless been an integral part of our years at Bellingham High School. The Class of 1982 bequeaths to the faculty the following: To Mr. Anderson we leave a diamond studded collar for his dog. Bingo. To Mr. Bealieau we leave a calendar to remember his classes by. To Mr. Cheever we leave the 1982 Red Sox-American League Pennant included. To Mr. Christie we leave a rubber car. To Mr. Ciavarini we leave our regrets for missing a funny man during our Senior year. To Mr. Cleary we leave our appreciation, admiration, and fondest memories of Bellingham High School. To Miss Colleli we leave a copy of the 1982 Epilogue . . . after all, the first Anniversary is paper. To Mrs. Concannon we leave a leather bound copy of every term paper written in her College Prep. Writing classes during 1982. , To Mrs. Dion we leave a senior study full of people with Walkman stereos. rJo Mrs. Flanagan we leave Rich Lussier ' s unique system of billing advertisers, Barbara Brooks ' facial expressions, and the answers to all the questions that were answered with I dunno. To Mr Fox we leave a one minute shopping spree at a Tall man ' s shop. To Mr. Gayer we leave a one minute shopping spree at a deli. To Mrs. Kilburn we leave a coffee percolator for her room. To Mr. Lemieux we leave a book entitled 100 Ways to Hide a Bald Spot. To Mr. Niedzwiadek we leave a very enjoyable retirement. To Mrs. Papelian we leave new batteries for her speed reading machine. To Mr. Quigg we leave new running sneakers so that he can win the 1983 Boston Marathon. To Miss Rocheleau we leave a hearing aid, a gold key to the radiator, and a classroom full of Terry Skumautzes. To Mr. Schreffler we leave a band major tall enough to fit the uniform the way Brian McElroy left it. To Mr. Tardif we leave some original “space cadet jokes. To Mr. A. Trudeau we leave a crash helmet in case Cathy Kilroy ever decides to take a refresher course in Driver Education. Certain members of the Class of 1982, being of fairly sound minds and wills, have bequeathed items from their personal Estates. The aforementioned are as follows: Lisa Capenito leaves Maureen a typewriter and a year ' s supply of paper. Cheryl Mac Quarrie leaves Debbie all the Ozzy albums she bought. Tim Dillahunt leaves Mr. Christie a manual on How to Act Black. Louise Pelletier leaves Mrs. Dion her strange voices and her orange pump kin Eddie. Cheri Hardenbrook leaves Mr. Conti his old Volkswagen and a How to Fix It Yourself manual. Diane, Cathy, and Lisa leave Mr. Pepin a case of Hershey bars and one time after the Senior Prom. Hope Belieau leaves Laurie Brunetti all her dirty gym clothes since 7th grade, empty cigarette packs, and her homework from Mr. Plante ' s class. Patrick Murphy leaves Mrs. Papelian earplugs for her students and the Bowl Patrol Award of Merit. Joe Fleuette leaves Mr. Lemieux a one way ticket to Stonehendge. Lida Gagne leaves Bill Roche a trip to the Poconos with the guest cf his choice. Mr. Christie ' s 7th period Meteorology class leaves Tommy Hammann a toupee to hide his receeding hairline. Carole Goulet leaves Mr Frappier all her stolen typewriters. Laurie Chroniak leaves Mrs. Tremba a smile and a Thank you. Nora and Nora leave Mrs. Turcotte a set of twins as lovable and sweet as them. Allison Collin leaves Mr. Bonollo a summer cottage in New Hampshire — a real one! Rich Lussier leaves ten dollars to Earl Oliver. The Senior Prom Committee leaves next year ' s committee the best of luck and a hint: Try to avoid Route 9. They also leave a band that plays the Prom theme song. Rich Lussier leaves the male member of the Class of ' 83 ' s Class Couple his patience. Dawn Pattow leaves the female member of next year ' s Class Couple her wicked ways. Rich Lussier leaves Dawn. Cheryl Mac Quarrie leaves Miss Colleli an empty doorway before homeroom. Chantel Pelletier leaves Mr. Christie a life-time supply of watermelon-trout oil. Patrick Murphy leaves anyone who has Mrs. Kilburn a weapon that slays Monster Essays. Eric Craven leaves Mrs. Beck a large hardcover dictionary, a puzzle for her child, and the solution to Rubik ' s Cube. )oe Fleuette leaves Mr. Cohn a new pair of waders. Bill, Cheri, and Bob leave Kathy Locklin a $2,500 French horn and a section as good as they were Linda Morrell leaves Mr. Fleury a taller 3 next year. Tom Tuttle leaves judy Loot a hundred pound bag of Purina Alligator Chow for her two crocodiles, Izod and LaCoste. Debbie DelVecchio leaves Mr. McAdam a Will, if you can. Diane and Cathy leave Miss Colleli all the banana brains and mush minds that her nervous system can handle, as well as all the blowouts the computer room can take. Linda Gagne leaves Mr. Pepin a 6th period class that laughs. Patrick Murphy leaves Mr. Cleary a phone of his own and a pile of late slips signed by ).L. Louise Pelletier leaves Miss Rocheleau a set of Physics students that have taken Earth Science. Linda Morrell leaves Gary, Cindy, and Kenny all the good times she had in High School, loe Fleuette leaves Mrs. Dumas sheer energy for her beautiful legs. Peter Robinson leaves Mr Cleary mega amounts of thanks for a job well done. Dawn Pattow leaves Mr. Cleary in peace. Dave Bigelow leaves all those who are too ignorant to realize that the Rolling Stones are the greatest Rock and Roll band; all Stones albums, posters, T-shirts, and other paraphernalia. Hope you smarten up soon. Mike Flynn and Cheri Hardenbrook leave Mr. A. Trudeau (the Big Unit) 2 weeks vacation in January, one to go skiing and the other to play Army. Tom Tuttle leaves Kris and April a class to go to . . . at least once a week. The Seniors of the Volleyball team leave next year ' s team a coach. Linda, Lisa, and Tom leave Joe Anderson the Electric Company. Rich Lussier and Tom Tuttle leave Norm a Rodney Dangerfield album The Class of 1982 leaves Bellingham High School some heat during the winter months. The Class of 1982 leaves the Class of 1983 a level of success to strive to attain. Mr. Cleary leaves Mrs. Valorie and Mrs. Papelian best wishes for a very short but successful Senior year. Hope you both graduate. Mr. Cleary leaves Mrs. Valorie total charge of the 8th grade Christmas Party. The advisors of the Class of 1982 leave the advisors of the Class of 1983 one free evening of gambling at the Millerville Men ' s Club. We, as witnesses to the above will and testament, hereby declare said will and testament as legally binding. We appoint Robert Pemberton and Cheryl Ranieri as Ex¬ ecutors of this document. Respectfully submitted, Cheryl A. Hardenbrook Thomas T. Tuttle 45 Our years at Bellingham Memorial High School can be compared to the voyages of a ship. Our Freshman year — our first voyage; we were young and inexperienc¬ ed. The sea of life showed much mystery and darkness, but somehow we made it. Officers were Peter Robinson — President, Elaine Pemberton — Vice-President, Linda Gagne — Secretary, and Jennifer Thomas — Treasurer. Activities included the Halloween dance, car wash, Odd Couple movie, Christmas flea market, “Goodbye to Mr. Flynn,” and field day. By our second voyage, we gained a little confidence, and a little ex¬ perience. Remember the sweetheart roses sale, Ring dance, car wash, and the end-of-the-year dance? Helping out were Elaine Pemberton — Presi¬ dent, Cheri Hardenbrook — Vice-President, Barbara Brooks — Secretary, and Brenda Short — Treasurer. The third voyage and our Junior year; we were suddenly starting to see glimpses of land. Our voyages would soon come to an end. Older friends were leaving and we found ourselves with new responsibilities and new ad¬ justments. The class participated in the school raffle, Christmas stocking sale, the Winter Cotillion, Sadie Hawkins dance, the ice cream sundae sale, and the long awaited Junior Prom: Chosen leaders were Elaine Pemberton — President. Michelle Beauregard — Vice-President, Cheri Hardenbrook — Secretary, and Jean Depoto — Treasurer. The voyages of high school bring many happy times, but they also bring storms. This year we had to face the death of a classmate — Frank Arcana. At last our fourth and final voyage. The trip we long await and the one that ends so quickly. We sold Rubik’s Cubes at the Christmas flea market, had dress up day, made Thanksgiving and Easter baskets, and sold Valentine carnations. Seniors also showed their spirit by holding Senior week, “Punk night,” the Senior Prom, class trip, Senior Banquet, and finally — Graduation. Officers were Peter Robinson — President, Ricky Catarius — Vice-President, Cheri Hardenbrook — Secretary, and Jean Depoto — Treasurer. As the voyages of high school come to a close, we are saddened at the thought of leaving old friends and old ways of life. But, we are also happy to have new beginnings and fresh horizons. As the class departs, to travel separate voyages, we know our souls will always be united by the spirit of the class of 82 ! Cheri Hardenbrook — Secretary, Class of 1982 June 3,1982 46 PRESIDENT — PETER ROBINSON SECRETARY — CHERYL HARDENBROOK TREASURER — JEAN DEPOTO 47 Class Highest Business Average — Medal: Patricia Cahill Outstanding Business Students: Barbara Brooks, Lisa King English Award — Medal: Patrick Murphy German Award — Medal and Certificate: Erica Wolfe Italian Award — Medal: Andrea Caporelli Spanish Award: Steven Mullahoo, Maria Rizzo French Award: Louise Pelletier, Carole Goulet Latin Award: Stephen Ward, Cheryl Hardenbrook, Patrick Murphy, Richard Brown Home Economics — Medal: Jeanne Armstrong Industrial Arts — Medal: John McCrudden, Shawn Newton Mathematics — Medal: James Fleury The Bausch Lomb Award: James Fleury Medal for Achievement in Science: Richard Brown Medal for Excellence in Science: James Fleury Outstanding Student in Science — Plaque: Louise Pelletier Social Studies — Medal: James Fleury Physical Education — Medals: Debra Lussier, John Sasen Audio Visual — Medals: James Fleury, Daniel Giardino Music Award — Medal: Brian McElroy Class Advisors’ Award: Barbara Brooks, Dawn Pattow Scholar-Athletes: Julie Mayhew, Thomas Rigney D.A.R. Award: Thomas Rigney Leadership — Medal: Peter Robinson School Spirit — Medal: Jean Depoto, Dawn Pattow, Peter Robinson School Service — Medal — Barbara Brooks, Patrick Murphy, Dawn Pattow Salutatorian — Medal: Cheryl Hardenbrook Valedictorian — Medal: Patrick Murphy Outstanding Senior — Medal: Dawn Pattow Accounting I: Susan Desmarais, Linda Morrell, Jon Sulahian, Thomas Tuttle Accounting II: Barbara Brooks, Patricia Cahill, Kevin Kelly, Cheryl MacQuarrie, Lisa Marcet, Dana Marcotte, Sheila Trottier Typing I: Julie Mayhew Typing II: Cheryl MacQuarrie, Jon Sulahian Typing III — Independent Study: Carole Goulet, Erica Wolfe Computer Award: Karen Clancy, Susan Desmarais, Eric Jansen, Cheryl MacQuarrie, Lisa Marcet, Jennifer Thomas, Sheila Trottier, Debra Usenia, Sandy Pollack Steno II — Pens: Lisa Archambault, Barbara Brooks, Diane Guidera, Debbie Haney, Cathy Kilroy, Lisa Marcet , Sheila Trottier Drama — William Chapman, Alan Martel, Patrick Murphy, Peter Robinson, Steven Tiernan Majorettes: Andrea Caporelli, Keren Welch Office Education Association: Michelle Beauregard, Lynne Blades, Allison Bourre, Patricia Cahill, Susan Desmarais, Sheila Hope, Patsy Sands Student Advisory Council: Peter Robinson, William Chapman, Peryn Coady, Michael Holcomb, Patrick Murphy Yearbook: Louise Pelletier, Thomas Tuttle, Barbara Brooks, Peryn Coady, Diane Guidera, David Johnson, Richard Lussier, Linda Morrell, Patrick Murphy, Shawn Newton, Dawn Pattow, Priscilla Russell Colorguard: Dawn Pattow, Diane D’Alessandro, Michelle Beauregard, Patricia Cahill All State Award (Music): Ellen Racine Friends of Music Achievement Award: William Chapman, Ellen Racine Band Award: Richard Allen, William Chapman, Susan Desmarais, John Gervais, Cheryl Hardenbrook, Alice Lussier, Brian McElroy, Ellen Racine, Robert Tondreau Chorus Award: Norma Bushfan, William Chapman, Eric Craven, Jean Depoto, Marc Fontenarosa, John Gervais, Alan Martel, Peter Robinson 48 mmmmrnm I • rfr T II v ... V il f It S3 -yi t ' ri rt ....— Commencement Exercises 50 52 Shore Leave 53 SENSATIONAL SENIORS CLASS CLOWN George Boucher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Patrick Murphy MOST ARTISTIC Chantel Pelletier — Joe LaCasse CLASS WITS Diane Guidera — Scott Gilroy MUSICALLY INCLINED CLASS SCHOLARS Ellen Racine — Steve Tierman Cheri Hardenbrook — Patrick Murphy 54 KttIKimi QUIETEST Debbie Glaven — Paul Costa CLASS COUPLE Dawn Pattow and Rich Lussier BEST DRESSED Cindy Glowka — Tim Dillahunt MOST ARGUMENTATIVE MOST ATTRACTIVE Linda Gagne — Tom Tuttle Karen Welch — Tom Rigney 55 m w MOST TALKATIVE Diane D’Alessandro — Tony Balliro MOST ATHLETIC Helen Manning — Tom Rigney MOST SPIRITED Jean Depoto — Peter Robinson FACULTY VOTED SUPERLATIVES Male Female Best Dressed Tim and Tom Dillahunt Cindy Glowka Best Looking Tom Rigney Karen Clancy Best Sense of Humor Mike Flynn Norma Bushfan Friendliest Tim and Tom Dillahunt Jean Depoto Barbara Brooks Most Cooperative Anthony Bolliro, Shari Maggiore Most Unpredictable Patrick Murphy Dawn Pattow Jack Jill of All Trades George Boucher Karen Clancy Tallest Rich Lussier Linda Morrell Shortest Brian McElroy Linda Gagne Most Excitable Shawn Newton Erica Wolf Calmest Billy Chapman Barbara Brooks Most Helpful Reliable Brett Carey Diane D’Alessandro Loudest Voice Patrick Murphy Carole Goulet Softest Voice John Marcoux Louise Pelletier Most Organized Stephen Conners Debbie Usenia Most School Spirit Patrick Murphy Elaine Pemberton Most Popular Peter Robinson Helen Manning Most Athletic Peter Robinson Diane D’Alessandro Most Talkative Tom Rigney Louise Pelletier Most Demanding Billy Chapman Verna Martel Weakest Kidneys Most Likely to Be Remembered Stephen Tiernan Mike Holcomb Peter Robinson Elaine Pemberton CLASS APPLE POLISHERS Diane D’Alessandro — Pat Morrison FRIENDLIEST Elaine Pemberton — Tim Dillahunt 57 Patricks Uxbridge April 23,1982 “U.V.L.” WISHIN’ ON A STAR 58 60 il JUNIOR-SENIOR CHRISTMAS PARTY December 22, 1981 I May 6,1982 Biltmore Plaza Hotel Providence, Rhode Island Somethin’ Katchy “We’ve Got Tonight” COURT Princesses: Linda Gagne, Elaine Pemberton, Lisa King, Karen Welch Queen: Karen Clancy King: Thomas Dillahunt SENIORS 64 66 I I Class of ’83 OFFICERS Left to right: Kevin Winship (vice-pres.) Jeanne Galipeau (sec.) Jackie Bonin (treas.) Robert Pemberton (pres.) 68 U Class of ’84 OFFICERS Left to right: Katy Kantor (vice-pres.) Eileen Hanlon (treas.) Cindy Chroniak (pres.) Denise Ambler (sec.) Ring Dance QUEEN (center): Cheryl Taylor COURT (left to right): Cindy Chroniak Donna Rousseau Denise Lamothe Lise Parenteau I I I Class of ’85 OFFICERS Front: Nancy Haley (treas.) Left to right: Terece Maines (vice-pres.) Linda Beals (pres.) Cindy Sasen (sec.) 70 1 Welcome Class of ’86 72 Commodores and Captains Mr. Frappier Mr. Kearnan Mr. Vangel Mr. Canestrari Administration 76 Guidance Mr. Gauvin Department Mr. Fleury Mr. Purich 77 HONORING YEARS OF SERVICE 1 i i EMILE W. NIEDZWIADEK EDUCATOR ■■■ Business Department Mrs. Spencer-Travers Mrs. Gray Mr. Guillemette Mrs. Sanocki Miss Colelli Mrs. Robidoux Mr. Rook Mrs. Flanagan Mr. Ciavarini 79 i Mr. Cheever Mr. Dalpe Mr. Biron Social Studies Department ■ ■ Mr. Johnson Mr. Kowalczyk Mr. Lindsay Mr. McDonough Mr. Gayer Mr. Conti mu Mrs. Slater Mr. Fox Math Department Mrs. Dion Mr. Pepin Mr. A. Trudeau 81 _ 82 Department 83 Physical Education Mr. Anderson Mr. Spera Foreign Language Mrs. Valorie Mr. Bonollo Mrs. Mohan 1 Music Mr. Schreffler 84 Mrs. Ladouceur Mrs. Borkowski Mr. MacAdam Mrs. Mangano Special 86 87 Secretarial Staff Mrs. Cooper Mrs. Lewinski Honoring Years of Service Mary Tremba Secretary Cafeteria Staff Front row: (L-R) Ester Dupre, Dorothy Leighton Back row: (L-R) Margaret Lunt, Grace More, Evelyn Dion, Rita Comastra Science Department Mr. Beaulieu Miss Manning Miss Rocheleau Mrs. Lehr 90 Faculty Superlatives Best Activity Advisor Best Coach Best Dressed Best Sense of Humor Best Speaker Fairest Most Athletic Most Attractive Most Disorganized Most Helpful Most Interesting Most Likely to be Remembered Most Organized Most Popular Most School Spirit Most Talkative Most Understanding Most Unpredictable Quietest Strictest Most Predictable Mr. Cleary Mr. Quigg Mr. A. Trudeau Mr. Christie Mr. Thuot Mr. Rook Mr. Bonollo Mr. A. Trudeau Mr. Lindsay Mr. Fleury Mr. Christie Mr. Christie Mr. Fox Mr. Christie Mr. Cleary Mr. Bonollo Mr. Cleary Mr. Cheeuers Mr. Anderson Mr. Tardif Mr. Biron Mrs. Langenberg Miss Colelli Mrs. Robidoux Mrs. Langenberg Mrs. Langenberg Mrs. Beck Miss Xenos Mrs. Parker Mrs. Kilburn Mrs. Flanagan Mrs. Langenberg Miss Rocheleau Mrs. Gray Mrs. Beck Mrs. Valorie Mrs. Papelian Mrs. Spencer-Travers Miss Rocheleau Mrs. Concannon Miss Rocheleau Mrs. Concannon 92 First row: Steve Mulahoo, David Bigelow, Steve Platt, Rich Lussier, Mike Holcomb, Rick Catarius (co-capt), Tom Rigney (co-capt), Dave Johnson, Rick Sumas, Earle Oliver, Rick Brown, Ray Rivera. Second row: Peter Arbogast, Doug Henderson, Bob Shugrue, Gary Morrell, Tom Canesi, Mark Zagame, John Eno, Joe Anderson, Dan Mangano, Mike Canesi, Wayne Walker. Third row: Teddy Rigney, Sean Kelly, David Hines, Paul Primevera, Dave Gatchell, John Trites, Dave Cristoforo, Nick Casilinguida, Mike Rowe, Jamie Lewis. Fourth row: Bob Gerrior, Mike Grynder, John Blane, Tim Provost, Brian Thorton, Chris Zagame, Jeff Beals, Peter Eithier, John McNeil, Dennis Nally. Fifth row: Mark Hennigan, John Moscetelli, Ralph Carpentier, Manager Dave Sanes, Coach Mike Kaine, Coach Wally Quigg, Coach Paul Dave, Steve Zambesi. VARSITY FOOTBALL vawks HAWKS S 95 96 ii?ua |U 97 First row: Kevin Win- ship, Eddie Brown, John Henderson, Rich Lofgren Second row: Paul Costa, Andy Walkowiak (capt), David Wren, Peter Shugrue, Jim Costello, Dan Giardino, Coach Paul Cournoyer First row: Jennifer Gayer, Patricia Henderson, Joane Eno Second row: Elizabeth Winship, Peryn Coady (co-capt), Sandy Pollack (co-capt), Coach Paul Cournoyer 1 I Linda Morrell eirdre Guidera Karen LaFond, Mayhew, Shirley First row: Li: (co-capt), Hele Second row: Judy Loof, Loise Smith, Cheryl Buc Missing: Barbie HocKey 101 102 First row: Delia Guidera, Michelle Rivera Second row: Paula McCarthy, Kim Dwyer, Missing: Coach Jeannine Gaston Joan Casey, Karen Hanley, Christina Picard Tfltl.tH QVi JW ' WSSm -TH r | | || ■mi jJr jnB m | : j jgr ' m i g, ! 4 I 103 II WINTER TRACK First row: Elizabeth Winship, Aimee Coady, Michelle Rivera, Joane Eno, Sandy Pollack, Jennifer Gayer, Jennifer Zereski, Marci Coady, Mandi Coady, Judi Lowry Second row: Rich Foster, Robert Burke, Rich Lofgren, Jim Costello, Brett Carey, Jeff Fegean, Mark Zagame, Chris Laviolette, Peryn Coady Third row: Roland Arcand, Jeff Becker, Earle Oliver, Mark Blanchard, Eddie Brown, Tim Auger Fourth row: David Wren, John Eno, Bob Shugrue, Ray Rivera, Peter Shugrue, Dan Giardino, Coach Paul Coumoyer a 104 105 106 m Vo First row: Delia Guidera, Shelly King, Patricia Henderson, Lisa Frain, Linda Beals, Debbie Pemberton Second row: Ann Marie Bercoski, Kim Ladoucer, Barbie Kilroy, Lisa Duason, Coach Marcia Colleli, Stacey Coady, Jennifer Albert, Deanne Makenzie, Barbara Deziel, Cheryl Buckman G i R L S B A S K E T B A L L 107 First row: Scott Gilroy, Tom Rigney (capt.), John Marcoux (capt.), Brian McElroy (capt.), Coach Bonollo Second row: Roger Canestrari, John Trites, Eric Gayer, Pat Tiernan, Eric Andrews, Mike Reed, Tom Hammann il First row: Mitch Hardenbrook, Paul Primevera, Mark Eldridge, Kenny Jackson, Eric An¬ drews, Pat Tiernan, Mike Reed Second row: John Thomas, Ricky Ingersoll, Danny Paniss, Billy Doyle Third row: Tom McGee, Nick Casilinguida, Joey Kauker, Jim Holderbee Fourth row: Mike Bercowski, Coach Roy Fox B O Y S B A S K E T B A L L 110 ■vWMfc i First row: Randy McKellick, Mike McMullum, Coach Roger Guillemette, Pat Morrison (Capt), Rick Lindner, Paul Perrault Second row: Eric Roselund, Mike Morrison, Scott Rozendez, Joe Robidioux, Paul LaBonte, Keith Boucher Third row: Chris Zullo, Joe Cosmo, Tom Mullry, Mike Meehan, Mike McKenna, Ron Picard f i 1 V . 112 W -U ■ ■ ■ i 113 114 First row: Anna Ber Second row: Karen Clancy ; Third Gagne Kris 115 P I 1 Front row: Rich Foster, Bob Tondreau, Jim Cook, Craig Goodrich Back row: Tom Tuttle, Brian McElroy, Paul Labonte, Coach McDonough 116 GOLF I a First row. Dick Lofgren, EM Brown, Peter Ethier, Bill Gervais, Earle Oliver, Joe Thomas, Jamie Lewis, Dave Gatchell, Eric Anderson Second row. Coach Coumoyer, Mike Rowe, Paul Primavera, Tim Fredrick, Andy Walkowiak, Dan Giardino, EM McKenna, Shawn Kelly, John Eno, Darin Gray, Steve Platt, David Wrenn Third row Kevin Winship, Bob Shugrue, Brett Carey, Rick Brown, Kevin Lyle, Steve Mullahoo, Jeff Fegan, Joe Anderson, Steve Zambesi, Bob Primavera, Eric Ollenburger, David Bigelow 118 COMPLIMENTS OF : BLAINE HAIR FREEDOM i I O DO H CO - O CD First row: Christine McEnroy, Cyndi Chroniak, Elizabeth Winship, Sandy Pollack, Peryn Coady, Kristine Brown Second row: Diane Allard, Candi Chapman, Joanne Eno, Jennifer Gayer, Marci Coady, Michelle Winship Third row: Michelle Rivera, Robin Welch, Donna Rosseau, Nancy Fontenerosa, Aimee Coady, Mandi Coady, Katie Szydlick, Coach Quigg, Asst. Coach Lewis x, :mnm KJl. j Itrrt A ■HUB 1 i ■ mam mam mm ---■■■ M:. M I ' J Pppag S 1 i - BOYS’ TENNIS mix OG€M Front row: Eric Gayer, (Capt.) Steve Tiernan, (Capt.) Scott Gilroy, (Capt.) Terry Skumatz, Tony Balliro Second row: Mitch Hardenbrook, Mike Galuza, Bob Pemberton, Jeff Pattow, Scott Hodge, Coach Jim Cheevers 122 GIRLS’ TENNIS First row: Sue Schmidt, (Capt.) Cheri Harden- brook, Cathy Kilroy, (Capt.) Diane Guidera, Monica Niedzwiadek, Maureen D. Henderson Second row: Monique Fleuette, Karen Lafond, Kim Dwyer, Cindy Morrell, Coach Angela Com- pagnone, Diane Goodwin, Kris Amerault, Peggy Yeoman 5 ' ■ ill J■ COMPLIMENTS OF STATE LINEFENCE 123 First row: Kim Connelly, Michelle Bogan, Lisa Frain, Mary Tiernan, Denise Rooney Second row: Tracy McDonald, Trish Henderson, Christina Picard, Deanne Mackenzie Third row: Coach Spencer Travers, Lisa Duason, Barbara Deziel, Diane LaFond II 124 First row: Brenda Short, Helen Manning, Coach Jerry Gayer, Ginny Frink, Julie Mayhew Second row: Pat Deziel, Kathy Allard, Sabina Fleuette, Donna Harrop Third row: Doreen Marini, Kim Laducer, Cheryl Buckman, Carolyn Morgan 125 126 First row: David Plouffe, Greg Canestrari, John Blaine, Jay Fowler, Pat Tiernan, Jim Costello, Tom Magee, Eric Andrews, Brian Perry Second row: Scott Brown, Joe Kosmos, Peter Usenia, Chris Zagame, Barry Willey, John Vanderwall, Billy Collins Third row: Bill Roche, Steve Plante, Bill LaPlante, Bill McDonough, Mike Thebault, Mike Meehan, Russ Dalpe Fourth row: Coach Don Johnson, Debbie Pemberton (scorer) 1 M IS I I • If I ' First row: Jeff Cintolo, Jim Nibi, John Marcoux, Tom Rigney, Pat Hammann Second row: Doug Henderson, Chris Lavolette, Tom Ham¬ mann, Roger Canestrari, Paul Dalpe, Cliff Lander, Neil Lovering Third row: Coach Jim Bonollo, Nancy Haley (scorer), Jim Costello, Mike Reed, Terece Maines (scorer) 127 Mwks. HAWKS HAWKS HAWKS HAWKS «? ' HAWKS • AWKS ,$� % T «-V l.LE� o y S TSAUco- T i-YAU.E� 19 X ?S GIRLS SOFTBALL CHA T S COMPLIMENTS OF THE VEGETABLE HUT CO LU 21 — O DC CO — 2 COQ-OOC First row: Eric Gayer (Tennis), Sabina Fleuette (Volleyball), Cheri Hardenbrook (Tennis), Julie Mayhew (Basketball, Soft- ball), Helen Manning (Field Hockey), Sandy Pollack (Winter Track, Spring Track), Earle Oliver (Winter Track) Second row: Roger Canestrari (Basketball), Pat Hammann (Baseball), Steve Platt (Spring Track), Tom Canesi (Football), Pat Morrison (Ice Hockey), Kevin Winship (Cross Country) Missing: Peryn Coady (Cross Country), Bob Tondreau (Golf) 132 m p Row 1: Kathy Morin, Diane Galipeau, Joanne Ingargiola, Alan Martel, Mrs. Papelian, Monica Niedzwadic, Bill Chapman, Ken¬ dra Arcand, Robin Connolly, Maureen Henderson Row 2: Tina Picard, Kathy Sydlik, Brenda Joseph, Lucie Parenteau, Teri Wyatt, Jeanne Galipeau, Michelle K., Peggy Yeomans, Monique Fleuette Row 3: Peryn Coady, Patty Sohl, Kim Connolly, Cindy Lowry, Kathy Locklin, Caroline Morgan, Lisa Lamother, Karen Meehan Row 4: Bob Pemberton, Steve Connor, Mark Deghmer, Rodney Simonini, Tom Springston, Patrick Murphy, and Peter Robinson The highlight of the Drama Club focused on the Festival of One Act Plays sponsored by the Boston Globe and Secondary Principal’s Association. Bellingham hosted both Regional, and Semi-Final Productions. Schools from South-Eastern sections of Massachusetts displayed their artistic abilities on our stage. After all is said and done, remember “You Gotta Have Arts”!!! COMPLIMENTS OF : LOU‘S MARKET 133 fe.t 1? TMi JH L l ffll ■PI v r ;T ' li 134 aa Q LU O D.E.C.A. 1st row: Mr. Guillemette, Tracy Levasseur, Judy Loof, Elicia Seifert, Kathy Morin, Debbie Leclair, Patricia Cahill, Karen Meehan, Pam Davis, Lisa Ryan, Rita Belanger, Lisa King 2nd row: Miss Jalette, Sheila Hope, Lynne Blades, Patty Carpentier, Roxanne Edick, Debbie Crowford, Allison Collin, Sue Desmarais, Barbara Forestal, Sue Hennesy, Eric Rosenlund 3rd row: Lori Eames, Liz Bourre, Chris McEnroy, Karen Lafond, Paul Robinson, Peter Harty, Mike Bousquet, Renee Larivee, Sandy Bellan, Joyce Casey 4th row: Tammy Desiller, Chris Maggoire, Lori Whitehouse, Becky Lavellee, Sandra Peloquin, Bob Pemberton, David Brennan, Cheryl Ranier i, David Murray, Kathy Locklin, Kris Anderson 5th row: Henry Russell, Steve Molwry, Bob Shrugue, Karen Clancy, Donald Wozniak D.E.C.A. HIGHLIGHTS 1981-1982 This year 63 juniors and seniors at Bellingham Memorial High School participated in DECA. Highlights of this year include: November 5, 6, 7, and 8 — a four day North Atlantic Regional Con¬ ference held in Washington, D.C. This conference was attended by junior and senior class DECA officers as well as the DECA store management, (16 total). February 4, and 5 — a two day District II Competition Conference was held in Sturbridge, Mass. 38 DECA students attended this con¬ ference and Bellingham DECA came home with 30 awards, including 5 — First Place, 5 — Second Place, 2 — Third Place and 18 — Fourth Place awards. Plus Karen Clancy chosen Miss DECA out of 85 contestants. March 28, 29, and 30 — State Competitions for students who finished in the top five at Districts were held at Dunfey’s in Hyannis, Mass. DECA students who participated at States included: Karen Clancy, Michael Bousquet, Sue Desmarais, Karen Meehan, Debbie Crawford, Pat Cahill, Sheila Hope, Debbie Leclair, Lynne Blades, Don Wozniak, Sheila Hope, Lisa King, Monique Arcand, Paul Robinson, Kathy Morin, Judy Loof, Roxanne Edick, and Lori Whitehouse. BELL¬ INGHAM DECA came home with 10 certificates of achievement and 4 winners who will go on to Chicago. They are: Karen Clancy — 2nd place in written event, Michael Bousquet — 2nd place in written event, Deb¬ bie Crawford — third place in written event, and Debbie Leclair — 2nd place in competencies. These four people will compete at the National Level Conference to be held June 25-30 in Chicago, Illinois. Monies to help send these four students to Chicago were raised at DECA’s annual Dinner Auction which was held in March of this year. Gifts are contributed by merchants and then auctioned off at a Din¬ ner Auction. Proceeds always go toward sending students to National Competitions. COMPLIMENTS OF: MCCARTHY’S DRY GOODS CO. 135 Back row: Christopher Laviolette, Bruce Bolduc, Mike Holcomb, Ms. Mann¬ ing, Bob Creasia, Bill Chapman, Patrick Murphy Middle row: Neil Lovering, Cyndi Chroniak, Denise Ambler, Roxanne Edick, Lisa Lamothe, Nicole Laviolette, Kel¬ ly Gaffney, James Lewis Front row: Kendra Ar- cand, Joanie Eno, Judy Loof, Robert Pember¬ ton, Peter Robinson, Yolande Belhumeur, Peryn Coady, and Can- dice Chapman Student Council oversaw all elections this year. They also conducted a survey of the cafeteria food, and reported it to the school committee. They held a leadership conference here for the Student Council, and all class officers. They sponsored a concert by FREE FARE, and a game between the FACULTY ALL STARS, and HARLEM WIZARDS. This game was a benefit for our Yearbook. 136 COMPLIMENTS OF : THE ROCCE CLUB I COMPLIMENTS OF: AUGER’S MEN’S WEAR 137 s t u d e n t A d v i i s o r y C o u n c maam Back row: Rebecca Lavallee, Peter Robinson, Linda Beals Front r ow: Denise Ambler, Ms. Manning, and Peryn Coady Outstanding Students of 1st Semester Back row: John Henderson, Mike Mor¬ rison, Denise Ambler, Linda Beals Front row: Bob Pemberton, Patrick Murphy, Cheri Hardenbrook, and Jeanne Galipeau Outstanding Students of 2nd Semester Back row: Bill McDonough, Mike Reed, Katy Kantor, Trish Henderson Front row: Neil Lovering, Tony Balliro, Judi Loof International Language Club Back row: Bruce Bolduc, Patrick Murphy, Christopher Condon, Peter Robinson, Chris Laviolett Third row: Anne Lesieur, Cyndi Lowry, Monica Niedziadek, Christina Santini, Tima Fenoff, Judy Lowry, Lisa Lamothe Second row: Mrs. Trocchio, Aimee Coady, Jennifer Zereski, Jennifer Lord, Peryn Coady, Lauren Herman, Kris Call, Denise Ambler Front row: Peggy Yeomans, Maureen Henderson, Kendra Arcand, Denise Lamothe, Nancy Eaton, Kelly Gaffney, and Lucie Parenteau International Language Club Halloween Party 1 COMPLIMENTS OF: MARION’S SEW VAC 139 u d ■ i o ■ i s u a I Back row: Kevin Win- ! ship, Mr. Kowalczyk, Cliff Lander, Steve j Plante, Danny Giardino Front row: Bill Laplante, Billy Roche, Nick Casalanguida, Bob Pemberton, and Jim¬ my Fleury Front row: Eli Kraus, Brendan Keane (Captain) Back row: Kent Linsley, Chris Condon, John Horace, Mr. Cheever, Dan Brennan, Dave Sands (Captain), and Billy McMillan Missing from picture: Gary Bastarache (Cap¬ tain) and Shawn Newton (Captain) MVP: Eli Krause School Champ: Gary Bastarache 140 COMPLIMENTS OF: SHAMUT NEEDHAM BANK, N.A. OEA Dean Junior Enrichment Program DEAN JUNIOR ENRICHMENT PROGRAM Andrew Walkowiak, Tom Tuttle, William Chapman, Louise Pelletier, Erica Wolf, Cheri Hardenbrook, Mary Courtney Seated: Lynn Blades, Sue Desmarais, Alison Bourre, Miss Pappas, Pat Cahill, Mishelle Beauregard Standing: Monique Fleuette, Patsy Sands, Sheila Hope Library Aides Library Aides Back row: Ed Hand, Linda Gagne, Juliette Cade, Patsy Sands, Shirley Dearborn, Lisa Capenito, Rene Lariviere, Dorina Pile Front row: Patrick Murphy and Mrs. Langenberg Open Door Exchange Student Paulina Aquad, Debbie Leclair, Mr. Canestrari COMPLIMENTS OF: RENEE’S 1 STOP CLEANERS 141 Color Guard Back row: Chris Haswell, Patricia Cahill, Donna Pelloquin, Karen Meehan, Jeanne Calipeau, Sandra Peloquin 2nd row: Laura Glavin, Kendra Arcand, Julie Kenney, Michelle Higgins, Roxanne Edick, Lori Whitehouse, Becky Lavolle, Nichole Laviolette 3rd row: Cathy Morin, Linda Whitehouse, Michelle Beauregard, Diane D’Alessandro, Dawn Pattow, Amy Martel, Sue Coady Coach: Miss Janie Martus (not shown) COMPLIMENTS OF: OAK TREE GARDENS 142 Back row: Mr. Fleury (Advisor), Linda Cole, Peryn Coady, Bob Pemberton, Deb¬ bie Usenia (Captain), Chantel Pelletier (Captain), Peter Robinson, Alsion Bourre, Monique Fleuette, Lisa Lamothe Middle row: Yoland Belhumeur, Sharon Zariczny, Maureen Henderson, Denise Lamother, Cheryl Ranieri, Kelley Neary, Kelly Gaffney, Denise Ambler Front row: Terri Wyatt, Kim Marinelli, Michelle Rivera, Amy Martel, Linda Whitehouse, Tima Bigelow, Peggy Yeomans, and Tina Picard Missing from picture: Jeanne Armstrong, Christine Laplante, and Priscilla Russell Majorettes Pep Squad Front row: Andrea Caperelli, Karen Welch Middle row: Michelle Hoedell, Robin Connelly, Robin Welch, Kim Connolly Back row: Katy Kantor, Debbie Vitarisi, Candy Chapman, Kim Gibson 143 Marching Unit MARCHING UNIT 1st row: Bruce Bolduc, Anne Lesieur, Ellen Racine, Brian McElroy, Eric Milot, Jennifer Knief, Craig Goodrick, Mr. Schreffler 2nd row: Dianne Galipeau, Trish Henderson, Maureen Henderson, Kelly Gaffney, Diane Goodwin, Cheri Hardenbrook, Anne Marie Borkowski, Sandra Lussier 3rd row: Kim Ladoucur, Debbie Lavallee, Kevin Winship, Tina Picard, John Henderson, John vanderWal, Bill Anderson, Donna Shaw, Kerstin Peterson 4th row: Carol Bickom, John Maron, Richard Foster, Joe Robideux, John O’Mera, Micha el P. McGilvary 5th row: Kathy Lockin, Richard Allen, Alfred Kirton, William Chapman, Richard Lefgren, Pete Cifizzari, Michael Borkowski, Greg Stringfellow 6th row: John Ford, Elizzabeth Putnam, Wendy Laronga, Patricia Perry, Debra Theriault, Joe Ravenelle Missing: Alice Lussier, Susan Desmarais, John Gervais, Robert Tondreau, Steve Conners, Andrea Guerette, Lisa Martin 144 145 I s t a g e a n 1st row: Greg Canastrari, Michael Borkowski, Kevin Winship, Ellen Racine, Trish Henderson, Michael Bogan 2nd row: Cathy Locklin, Eric Milot, Mr. Schreffler, Craig Goodrick, Greg Stringfellow, Bill Anderson, Bruce Bolduc 3rd row: John Henderson, Richard Allen, John Maron, Richard Foster ! ; Chorus 1st row: Holly Lewis, Joan Ingargiola, Dan Griffin, Marc Fontanaroso, Jacqueleyn Harris, Michelle Kustanovitac, Jennifer O’Donnell 2nd row: Melissa Martel, Jean Depoto, Mary Beth Lockett, Pamela Hakenjos, Lorrie Eames, Nancy Reynolds, Faithe Willis 3rd row: Colleen McKenzie, Kathy O’Connell, Kent Linsley, Mark Dehmer, Kathleen Morin, Carolyn Morgan, Barbara Kleimen, Denise Cafarelli, Debera Parziale, Pamela Mahoney 4th row: Karen Meehan, Elicia Seifert, Judith Loof, Brenda Vicini, Alan Martel, Bill Chapman, Eric Cravin, Peter Robinson, Jeanne Galipeau, Patricia Sohl, Kimberly Dwyer, Mr. Schreffler Eighth Grade Band 1st row: Paula Racine, Candy Chapman, Mitchell Harden- brook, Stacey Ratcliffe, Katherine Szydlik, Robert Benoit, Theresa Cronin, Scott Goodrick, Michael Bogan 2nd row: Wendy Bickom, Timothy Jansen, Amy Martell, Lisa Coolbrith, Sean Gaffney, Russell Dixon, Michelle Hardenbrook, Lori MacGillvary, Shelley Benoit, Lisa Zereski, Tony Laronga, Kimberly Springston 3rd row: Glenn Rice, Barry Giles, Tawn Duffy, Mario Fer¬ reira, Mark Eldridge, Justin Trubiano, Wilfred Fontaine, Derek Normindin, Christina Mangano, Mr. Schreffler 146 i National Honor Society Front row: Cheri Hardenbrook, Louise Pelletier, Karen Welch 2nd row: Erica Wolf, Lucy Parenteau, Chris Santini, Lisa Lamothe, Jeanne Galipeau, Roxanne Edick, Maureen Henderson, Lisa Seifert, Judi Loof 3rd row: Shiela Trottier, Debbie Crawford, Jill Ferris, Donna Harrop, Chris LaPlante, Pat Carpentier, Brenda Joseph, Pat Cahill 4th row: Julie Mayhew, Dawn Pattow, Barbara Brooks, Kathy Kilroy, Cheryl McQuarie, Carol Goulet, Dana Marcotte, Lisa Marcet 5th row: Rick Brown, Kevin Kelly, Rick Allen, Mary Courtney, Pat Murphy, Neil Lover¬ ing, Eric Jansen 6th row: Tom Rigney, Joe Anderson, Bill Chapman, James Fleury, Gary Bastarache, Bruce Laprade, Steve Tiernon 7th row: Bob Creasia, Chris Laviolette, Tom Tuttle, Brian McElroy, Steve Mullahew, An¬ dy Walkowiak, Doug Henderson 147 148 ■ l 1 The Staff of the 1982 Epilogue thanks Mrs. Bar¬ bara Flanagan, our advisor, for her constant dedication. Her concern, experience, and instruc¬ tion have been invaluable assets to us during the year. 149 “Place all these in the treasure chest,” Cried the Captain “For these are the best” These are the memories of action and fun Lay them down carefully, till our journey is done One day soon, with a different tide We’ll open this chest and then look inside, We’ll gaze at our keep with joy and pride Store something of every sort Save a memento from every port The books, the cards, the coins of gold, The jewels, the shells, memories new and old Yes, mates, someday so very soon, When the tide is high because of the moon we’ll unlock the chest, and then peer inside and we’ll once again remember this ride Thomas Tuttle I 150 151 The creation of a yearbook is dependent upon many people. To all those people who have given freely of their time to see that this book was completed, even though they were not actual members of the Epilogue ’82 Staff, we offer our sincere thanks for your cooperation and valuable assistance. It has been your contributions that have made our jobs im¬ measurably easier. We appreciate the help of the following: Rudy Graziani, of Cameo Studios, our official photogrpaher, for his advice, experience, and excellent production. Mr. Canestrari and Mr. Frappier for their support and for allowing us to practically set up an office in the main hall. Rick Catarius, for always being there to help sell or promote the 1982 Epilogue. The Student Council, for co-sponsoring the basketball game between the faculty and the Harlem Wizards, and then being generous enough to let us have all the profits. Taylor Publishing Company Representative Paul Delaney, for tolerating all our mistakes and somehow mustering a smile at the same time. Anyone who purchased this book. Our Sponsors and Advertisers, for their financial support. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morrell, for permitting us to hold a Staff meeting in their home. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Tuttle, Jr., for donating the use of their car and telephone on occa¬ sions too frequent to count. Delia Guidera, for her assistance to the Sports Section. All the members of the faculty who allowed students out of class so that pictures could be taken, books could be sold, etc.... Anyone else that has had anything to do with the publication of this labor of love. Once again, THANK YOU, VERY MUCH Helen Bourgois Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Santini Larry Karen Hardenbrook Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Brooks SPECIAL SPONSORS Edger’s Sporting Goods Grandma Pattow Debbie’s Steak House Anthony Balliro Farms Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dion Shulman Printing Co. Barbara’s Cake Decorating SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. James Bonollo Tut, Let’s Bogie, Bush Beth Ann Cleary Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cleary Here’s to all the good timesl Tony Gerry and Dottie Gayer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Porter The Dungeon Master and The Wench Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Joanne Johnson “SEMPER FIDELIS” ’82 Ryne, Donna, and David Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Fleury Local 747 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Canestrati Congratulations — Robert M. Purich Mr. and Mrs. Francis Godin Mr. Alfred F. Godin Mrs. Alberta Pickering Mr. and Mrs. Richard Worrall Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Carlisle Mr. and Mrs. Dorian Desmarais Mr. George Murphy Miss Pauline Murphy Patrick S. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Spera Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson and Bingo Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Pete and Sue Mr. and Mrs. David L. Tuttle, Jr. David L. Tuttle, Sr. Timothy J. Tuttle Debbie and Peter Mr. and Mrs. Christie Ziggy was here Miss Eleanor Dodsworth Mr. Marchand Robinson Twins Have fun, from Dave’s Packy GIRLS WITH BRACES MAKE FUNNY FACES Mr. Farquhar Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Guidera Diane Guidera Delia Guidera Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Beaulieu Alli-Santa Forever, Fu-Fu Happy Graduation Herman, Love Pinellope Gant-Man “Umph — Hey” Mr. Dalpe Mr. Frappier Shari and Frank “W.T.F.” Mr. Eric R. Cohn Allison Loves Eric Always (Nov. 29,1981) Barney and Fred Mr. and Mrs. Schreffler Ross Kilburn Johathan and Jason Conti Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Edick Miss Penny Pappas Mr. and Mrs. Gil Trudeau Mr. John Scott Good Luck Class of ’82, Kim and Jim Mrs. Cooper Shara and Billy Crash Cradict Deirdre and Dave Forever Lori and Mark Forever Mickey Loves Mike Alison Loves Jim Forever Mitch and Ali Brenda Loves Scott Forever Cheryl Loves Donny Always Debbie and Dave 7 20 81 Kevin and Tricia 4 17 81 Rick and Elaine — May 6,1982 “Dill,” SHUT-UP, “Mac” Roxanne Edick Cathy and Charlie 1982 May 6 Flynn’s Hotel — “No Vacancy” Nora and Nora Twins Always Mr. and Mrs. Marderos Papelian Richard “Cat” Catarius, Jr. ’82 “Let the Good Times Roll” Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LeBlanc Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rook Mrs. Jalette Mr. and Mrs. N. Andre Trudeau David Johnson ’82 Jude Good Luck Pat Hammann, Terece Maines Mr. and Mrs. Quigg and the Quigglets Roxanne, Forever Yours, Mike 9 16 81 Good Luck ’82 from K.C. Kim Loves Donny Kacey Loves Matt Hey Baby Yeah — Darlenel Mr. and Mrs. John Clancy Good Luck Dana — AFA Karen Karen Clancy Miss Manning Michael J. Ross Louise (Weezy) Pelletier Do it upll ’82 Luv April and Kris WE WON’T GET FOOLED AGAIN — Tut 5 22 81 Dorothy Reid Mr. and Mrs. John Thuot and Children Monica Niedzwiadek The Kocon Family Cheri Kim Loves Jim Best Wishes ’82 Sharon, Sally, Cheryl R., Cheryl C., and Kim Mr. and Mrs. Emile W. Niedzwiadek Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Belanger Mr. Lawrence Rigney Mrs. Brenda Rigney Tom Rigney Mr. and Mrs. Larry Albert Mr. and Mrs. James Nibi Mrs. Annie T. Fraser Margeret and Mike Bowles Michael and Larry Bowles The Tuba Section 153 [ The Best of Everything to the Class of 1982 The Family of Francis J. Arcana 154 We Will Always Remember the Class of 1982 Best Wishes Tel: (617) 966-9731 JANET LANGENBERG JOHN CLEARY TH e COFFEE SHOP Telephone 766-3270 TERRY’S TIRE CENTER Monument Square Woonsocket, Rl 02895 Terrence B. McKenna !■! ■« ■ 7 Mechanic Street Bellingham, MA 02019 Open 7 Days a Week Nancy Dave Holland — Proprietors PAT’S HARTFORD HOUSE 442 Hartford Ave. Bellingham, MA 966-9705 Pizza — Seafood — Cocktails BEL-AIR GARDENS INC. Garden Center Casual Furniture 870 South Main Street 883-8619 Nursery Gifts Bellingham, MA 02019 Good Luck Seniors from BELLINGHAM YOUTH HOCKEY, BINGO Millerville Every Friday Men’s Club 7:00 pm BALFOUR O’BRIEN JOHNSON, INC. 871 Washington Street Braintree, Massachusetts 02184 617 848-3250 1-800 972-5398 (617)883-4200 B S ELECTRONICS 170 Pulaski Blvd. Bellingham, MA 02019 Sanyo Televisions Stereo Systems Cobra CB Radios Phone: (617) 883-3544 SEBASTIEN’S RESTAURANT LOUNGE The Look That Feels so Good Available For All Occasions HELEN’S LEATHER 91 Charles St. Boston, MA (617) 742-2077 Fine Leather Goods and Accessories HI — LO PACKAGE STORE Discount Beer Wines Bellingham Plaza Bellingham, MA STACEY’S HAIR CARE 21 Westminster St. Bellingham, MA 02019 Congratulations Class of 1982 From HOWE PHARMACY Bellingham Center 966-0830 Your Store of Friendly Service ■ 5) 2000 Diamond Hill Road Woonsocket, Rl 02895 Good Luck Class of ’82 WOONSOCKET RACQUETBALL HEALTH CLUB 600 Social Street Woonsocket, Rl 02895 401-766-6766 DAVID SPAS HAIR DESIGN 497 South Main Street Bellingham, MA 02019 617 883-3330 DAVID L. TUTTLE, JR. R.P. SMITH AND SON INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulations to the Class of 1982 BELLINGHAM BUSINESS ASSOCIATION P. O. Box 77 Bellingham, MA 02019 Exhaust, Tune-up, Brakes DENAULT’S AUTO REPAIR VENDETTI MOTORS, INC. 1380 Pulaski Boulevard So. Bellingham Mass. Victor Denault 883-4100 STUART KNITWEAR Sweater Manufacturers Suppliers of Cheerleaders’ Sweaters to Schools Retail Store Hours 9 am to 5 pm Mon. thru Sat. 34 Maple Street No. Bellingham, MA 02019 617 966-2240 411 West Central Street Franklin, Massachusetts 02038 (617) 528-3450 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 CAMEO STUDIO 116 Main Street Woonsocket, R.l. Tel. 769-4731 From Mass. Points Toll Free 1-800-556-2428 Providence, Rl 401 272-5788 Post Office Box 89 Woonsocket, Rl 02895 Daily Service to Rhode Island Massachusetts Connecticut Gene Trottier Vice President — Sales Woonsocket, Rl 401 762-2340 fa am 160 161 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 From Your Friends at X MURRAY AUTO SALES Guaranteed Used Cars 191 Pulaski Blvd. M THE MUSIC Bellingham, MA 02019 f John P. Murray f NOOK Prop. f The Most Complete Music Store in the Area!” FONTANA’S X FLOWERS AND X 174 Main Street X Milford, MA 01757 GREENHOUSES XX 1098 Diamond Hill Rd. W Woonsocket, Rl f Flowerphone M 769-0462 f DENNY’S Best of Wishes to the l Class of ’82 F.W. LIQUOR WOOLWORTH CO WAREHOUSE Natick Mall X Natick, MA 110 Pulaski Blvd. Bellingham, MA 02019 883-4300 162 VARNEY BROS. SAND AND GRAVEL, INC. Ready Mix Concrete 79 Hartford Avenue Bellingham, Mass. 966-1313 Plants Bellingham-Medfield Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 BELLINGHAM DENTAL ASSOCIATES Robert D. Brennan Jr. DDS John A. Collins Jr. DDS 13 Mechanic Street Bellingham, MA 02019 966-1522 MAGGIORE STUDIOS Wedding Portraits Family 407 Pulaski Blvd. So. Bellingham Tel. (617) 883-1250 ROTATORI AUTO BODY Body Work — Painting Cars and Trucks 24 Hour Towing 45 Pulaski Blvd. Bellingham, Mass. Tel. 883-4540 Res. 883-9688 The Wooden Nickle Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 THE SUB WAY 20 North Main Street Bellingham, MA 02019 Tel. 966-9745 Wooden Gifts Wooden Toys 883-1671 890 So. Main Street Bellingham, Ma. 02019 163 Congratulations and Best Wishes From ROSENFELD CONCRETE COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of 82 TUXEDO JUNCTION We Offer the Finest in Formal Wear and Accessories • Lord West • After Six • Palm Beach Rentals and Sales 273 Social Street, Woonsocket Rl Located at Lanoie’s Men’s Wear (401) 762-5505 Hours Mon. — Wed. 10-5:30 Thurs. — Fri. 10-9 Saturday 9:30-5:30 COLONIAL FENCE COMPANY, INC. Custom Builders of Wood + Metal Fence Specializing in: •Cedar Fence • Chain Link • Horse Corrals • Tennis Courts • Swimming Pool Enclosures • Ornamental Aluminum Wrought Iron • Rustic Cedar Furniture Framingham 872-5903 Main Office and Show Room 189 Hartford Ave. (Rte. 126) Bellingham, MA Off. Rte. 495 — Exit 18 “You’ve Had the Rest... Now Try The Best” TWINS PIZZA Phone: 883-9500 — 883-1858 Cold Beer — Wine Also Air Conditioning Henri Masson, Proprietor 160 Pulaski Blvd. Route 126 So. Bellingham, Mass. BOSSY’S PUB Rt. 126 Bellingham Plaza 966-9713 5 nights Entertainment Wed. — Sun. A Nice Place to Visit NYS FLOWERS, INC. Flowers For All Occasions 508 Diamond Hill Road Woonsocket, Rl Tel. 769-5894 Robert + Jaqueline Nys DUKE’S Floor and Wall Covering Linoleum, Tile, Formica, Carpet 260 S. Main St. Rt. 126 Bellingham, MA 02019 Tel. 883-4840 Jean A. Leduc Industrial and Institutional Roofing Cu v 3 % Co Good Luck Seniors ZAYRE’S 90 Pulaski Blvd. Bellingham, MA 02019 883-9800 BOUFFARD’S UPHOLSTERING STUDIO Custom Work At Reasonable Prices 60 Freeman Street So. Bellingham, MA Tel. 883-6290 Guilbert Bouffard Owner THE COLONIAL HOUSE RESTAURANT Rte. 140, Bellingham 617 — 966-1020 For Reservations Call (617) 966-1020 For All Tire Needs CHARLIE’S TIRE + SERVICE CENTER, INC. 825 So. Main Street Rte. 126 SUPERIOR ROOFING SYSTEMS, INC. 15 N. Main Street, P. O. Box 21 Bellingham, Mass. Bellingham, MA 02019 Tel. (617)883-1211 Charles E. Gerrior LOOK’N SEE OPTICAL SHOPPE INC. Tel. 769-3310 481 Clinton Street Woonsocket, Rl 02895 Marcel A. Desroches Paul A. Carpentier Registered Optician v VET’S PACKAGE STORE 240 South Main Street Bellingham, MA 02019 883-7907 RICHARD’S BARBER STYLIST Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 From NEW ENGLAND RUG WORKS INC. Bellingham Plaza Bellingham, MA 02019 (617) 966-0978 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Good Luck In Your Future R + S CARPENTRY Roland Guillmette 8 Canale Drive Bellingham, MA Tel. (617) 883-4008 (401) 762-0500 CRANSTON SURGICAL CENTER Ccmplete Ostomy Dept. 370 Clinton Street Woonsocket, Rl 02895 David Mignacca Manager 769-3210 762-0030 PIETTE JEWELERS Downtown Walnut Hill Plaza 196 Main Street Diamond Hill Rd. Woonsocket, Rl 02895 Roland L. Piette Gemologist Watchmaker South Main Street Bellingham, MA FLEUETTE’S AUTO SERVICE Tune-Up — Alignment — Tires — Brakes — Wheel Balancing 351 Pulaski Blvd. Bellingham, MA 02019 Bus. 883-9060 Bob Fleuette Owner — Mgr. Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 LARRY’S MINI CENTER Telephone 966-1650 Open 7 days — 7 a.m. — 11 p.m. Rte. 126 and Hartford Ave. Bellingham, MA Liquors Cold Beer Wines Complete Deli Soft Ice Cream Subs Frozen Food Compliments of ARPIN TRAVEL 461 Pulaski Blvd. South Bellingham, MA 883-1013 „ r COCKE ’N KETTLE Fine Foods You Will Remember Uxbridge, Massachusetts Good Luck Seniors! DAVE’S PACKAGE STORE 1224 Hien St. Taunton, MA. Compliments of WAVERLY TOOL RENTAL 530 Waverly St. Framingham, MA 872-8866 FAMOUS HOUSE OF PIZZA Bellingham Plaza Bellingham, MA Tel. (617) 966-1972 Best Wishes From: WERBER ROSE CO. MURPHY ERECTORS, INC. P. O. Box 531 Clinton, MA 632-6043 164 Main Street Milford, MA. 01757 473-5200 Fine Furniture DUKE’S Floor and Wall Covering Linoleum, Tile, Formica, Carpet 260 S. Main St. Rt. 126 Bellingham, MA. 02019 883-4840 Congratulations to Class of ’82 Bellingham Silver Ball 15 North Main Street Bellingham, MA Congratulations Class of ’82 BELLINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA CLUB PRESIDENT — Alan Martel SEC TREASURER — Monica Niedzwadek PUBLICITY — William Chapman ADVISOR — Lillian Papelian 169 Best of Luck to All in the Class of 1982 From the BELLINGHAM TEACHERS ASSOCIATION President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Lorraine Kilburn Kathleen DeMarche Janice Spencer-Travers Gilbert Trudeau NORDIC Renowned decorators of Glassware Ceramics with your m essa g e A meaningful executive gift, incentive award, memento or company advertisement. Specialty items, tiles, ashtrays for Graduations. Proms, Reunions, Weddings, Conventions. BOSSY’S PUB 15 North St. Bellingham, MA SCHREFFLER ENTERPRISES, INC. Bellingham Plaza 966-2470 Secretarial Services Div. Office School Supplies Greeting Cards Gifts All Types of Printing Photocopy Services Typing Services Magnetic Signs Vanity Plates Wedding Invitations Suburban Travel — Aid Div. Suburban Taxi 478-4280 “Radio Dispatched” Airport Shuttles Group Charters Wheelchair Services — Long and Local Distance — “Congratulations Best of Luck Class of 82” I LEASEWAY TRANSPORTATION CUSTOM DELIVERIES, INC. A Highway Carrier Company of Leaseway Transportation Corp. 5 Chrysler Road Natick, MA 01760 (617) 620-4407 Stephen F. Parker Field Supervisor Susan Adam 5 Cross Street Joseph Allard 171 South Main Street Richard M. Allen 179 Patricia Drive Football I-II, Track, Marching Band, Stage Band, Honor Society Linda Anzalone 13 Harper Boulevard Monique Arcand 36 Scott Hill Boulevard DECA III-IV, Drama I, Coin Collecting Club I Lisa Archambault 18 Chestnut Street Steven Arlequeeuw 2 Squire Lane Jeanne Armstrong 30 Douglas Drive Spanish Club I, Ski Club I, Pep Club IV Anthony Balliro 23 Farm Street Ring Dance Committee II, Home Room Representative I, III, Prom Committee — Chairperson IV, Spanish Club I-II, Tennis III Sally Barnes 19 Porter Road Denise Bartels 92 Plymouth Street Michael Bassett 1037 South Main Street Gary Bastarache 10 Steven Street Math Club I, Chess Club, National Honor Society III, IV Michelle A. Beauregard 13 Laurel Lane French Club I, II, III, OEA, Vice President, Colorguard II-IV — Captain, Class Vice- President III, Home Room Representative II, Prom Committee, I-II, Hockey Pep Club IV Rita Belanger 68 Cross Street Joanne Bellacque 104 Mechanic Street Softball, III-IV Sandra Bellan 178 Hartford Avenue Anna Marie Bertulli 46 North Street Italian Club, Cheerleader I, II, IV, Chorus I Michelle Berube 4 Cranberry Meadow Road David Bigelow 14 Rockhill Street Football, Track Hope Therese Bileau 51 Bliss Road Basketball I, II, Softball I-III, Chorus Lynne Marie Blades 6 Brian Road DECA III, IV, OEA III, IV, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, DECA Store Board Joseph D. Bogan 69 Rose Avenue J.V. Baseball, Football I, Hockey I, Italian Club I George Boucher 14 Marc Avenue Alison Marie Bourre 60 Mann Street Home Room Representative II, Prom Commit¬ tee III, IV, Volleyball I-II, French Club I, DECA (Treasurer) III, Hockey Pep Club IV, OEA (Treasurer) III Michael F. Bousquet 20 Janet Avenue DECA III-IV (Vice-President), Hockey I Daniel Brennan 260 Blackstone Street Chorus I, Chess Club II-IV, Prom Committee IV Peter Brien 61 Pothier Street Spring Track I Barbara J. Brooks 129 Patricia Drive Homeroom Representative II, III, IV, Basket¬ ball I, II, Volleyball I-III, Softball I-III, Prom Committee III, IV (Chairperson), Class Secretary II, National Honor Society III, IV, Basketball Stats, Yearbook Section Editor, Ring Dance Committee, BMF Forever Fan Club, DECA III Jeffrey Brown 7 Chamberlain Street Richard K. Brown 25 Candace Drive Football I-IV, Spring Track I-IV Mary Ellen Burke 34 Ann Marie Drive Norma Francine Bushfan Oakwood Apts. B-203 Chorus IV, Drama Club IV Patricia D. Cahill 40 Spring Street Colorguard III-IV, OEA III, IV (President), National Honor Society III-IV, DECA III-IV, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee III, IV Thomas Canesi 7 Ann Marie Drive Football III-IV, Hockey I Lisa Marie Capenito 1260 Pulaski Boulevard Library Aide IV Andrea D. Caporelli 21 Elm Street Majorette I-IV (Captain), Italian Club I-IV Brett Carey 490 Hartford Avenue Winter Track I-IV, Spring Track I-IV, Varsity Club III Michael Carr 8 Christine Road Joyce Casey 41 Mohawk Path Richard Catarius 5 Rondeau Road Football I-IV, Prom Committee III, IV, Vice President IV, Varsity Club III, Winter Track I, II, Spring Track I, II William Chapman 8 Holstrom Road Band I-IV, Chorus III, IV, Blackstone Valley Regional Band I-III, Central District Band IV, National Honor Society III, IV, Drama Club I-IV, Cabaret III, IV, Math Club I-III, French Club I-II, Chess Club I, International Language Club IV, Student Council I-IV, Stu¬ dent Advisory Council III, Dean Co-Op, Trivia Bowl Team I, II, Marching Unit I-IV, Prom Committee IV Patricia Chappell 19 Rose Avenue Debora Chase Farm Street Laurie Chroniak Blackstone Street Winter Track, Ski Club I, II, Homeroom Representative Sue Churchill 295 Lakeshore Avenue Jeffrey Cintolo 222 Blackstone Street Football I-III, Basketball I-IV, Baseball I, II, IV Daniel Ciraso 42 North Street Karen Clancy 82 Maple Street Spanish Club I, Varsity Club III, IV, Cheerleading III, IV, DECA III, IV, Store Board Member IV, BMF Forever Fan Club IV, Homeroom Representative III, Prom Commit¬ tee III, IV, Ring Dance Committee II, Scorekeeper Girls Basketball II Michael Clemmer 52 Easy Street Peryn Coady 7 Porter Road Student Council II, IV, Latin Club II, Ski Club I-IV, Drama Club I-IV, Student Advisory Council IV, International Language Club IV, Varsity Club III, Pep Club IV, Prom Commit¬ tee III, IV, Yearbook Section Editor IV, Cross Country I, III, IV, Field Hockey II, Winter Track II, III, IV, Spring Track I, III, IV, Cheerleading I Allison L. Collin 10 Glen Road French Club I, Volleyball I, Ski Club I-IV, DECA III, IV, OEA III, (sec.), Hockey Pep Club IV, Yearbook Staff IV, Prom Committee III, IV Mary Collins 108 North Main Street Stephen Connors 140 Patricia Drive Drama Club I-IV, Band I-IV, Tennis II, III, French Club III Bonnie Dawn Cook 58 Scott Hill Boulevard James Cook 8 Rose Avenue Phyllis Cook 11 Taunton Street John Corley 145 North Main Street Joseph Corriveau 310 Center Street Paul Costa 65 North Main Street Varsity Club III, Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Mary Courtney 1096 South Main Street Student Council III, Field Hockey II, III, Basketball III, Yearbook Staff IV David Cox 18 Plymouth Road Eric Craven 36 Rareville Circle Drama Club Debra Crawford 83 Douglas Drive DEC A III, IV (Secretary), Softball I, II, Na¬ tional Honor Society Thomas Crystal Cross Street Adam Curll 14 Horseshoe Drive Donald Daigle 40 Scott Hill Road Diane D’Alessandro 40 Valley View Road Drama Club III, IV, Colorguard I-IV, Year¬ book Staff IV, Ski Club I, II, Prom Committee III, IV, Pep Club IV Debbie DelVecchio 75 Lisa Ann Drive Jean Depoto 21 Stone Street Treasurer III, IV, Homeroom Representative I, II, Prom Committee III, IV, Softball II, Chorus I-IV, Italian Club I-IV Michael Deryck 8 Lake Shore Drive Susan Desmarais 1056 South Main Street DECA III, IV, OEA IV, Marching Band I-IV, Concert Band I-IV, Blackstone District Band I-III Lisa Desmeule 75 Ruth Ellen Road Cathy Desplechin 54 Scott Hill Boulevard Homeroom Representative I, II Thomas Dillahunt 32 Wethersfield Road Prom Committee III, IV, Yearbook Staff IV Timothy Dillahunt 32 Wethersfield Road Prom Committee III, IV, Yearbook Staff IV Marlene Dion 257 Farm Street Theresa Dittami 14 Fifth Avenue Cheerleading I, DECA III, IV Lynne Doonan 14 Little Tree Lane Tennis I, II David Doyle 183 Blackstone Street John Richard Drainville 78 Benelli Street Matthew Drake 65 Laurel Lane Richard Dumas 4 Wethersfield Road Football III, IV, Basketball I, II Michael Durazzano 21 Lemire Circle Baseball John Eno 779 South Main Street Stephen Felice 93 Silver Lake Road Newspaper I, Track David Fitzgerald 5 North Main Street Joseph Fleuette 30 Elbow Street Chess Club I-IV James Fleury 566 Pulaski Boulevard Audio Visual I-IV Michael Flynn 21 Robert Street Baseball I, Ski Club I-IV, Basketball I-III, Spanish Club II Marc Fontenarosa 381 Wrentham Road Track, Chorus Ginny Frink 3 Old Log Lane Softball II, III Linda Gagne 8 Squire Lane Cheerleading I, II, IV, Prom Committee III, IV (Co-Chairman), Softball I, Class Officer I, Homeroom Representative II-IV, Ring Dance Committee II, Library Aide IV, Student Coun¬ cil IV Lisa Gagne 8 Squire Lane Cheerleading I-IV (Captain), Prom Commit¬ tee, III, IV, DECA III, Ring Dance Committee, Varsity Club III Roger Gagnon 13 West Oak Terrace Teresa Galipeau 5 Squire Lane Stamp Club I Raymond Gareau 30 Locust Street Hockey I Gregory Garrett 167 Farm Street Homeroom Representative, Basketball John Gervais 390 South Main Street Band I-IV, Math Club II, III, Drama Club I- III, Chorus, Stagehand, French Club, Blackstone Regional Band II, III Daniel Giardino 90 Winter Street Football, Cross Country, Winter Track, Spring Track Scott Gilroy 26 Farm Street Basketball I-IV, Football I, Baseball I, Tennis II-IV Deborah Glaven 27 Standish Road Ski Club, French Club, Spring Track Cindy Glowka 10 Potter Drive Colorguard I-III, Prom Committee III-IV, Newspaper III, Yearbook Staff IV, Pep Club IV, Junior Prom Princess Carole Goulet 73 Benelli Street National Honor Society III, IV, OEA, Year¬ book Staff IV, Prom Committee III Michelle Grant 16 Brookside Road Y ulondo Gray 19 Daniel Street Basketball III Diane Guidera 35 Mohawk Path Volleyball I-IV, Basketball I-IV, Tennis II, IV, Spanish Club I, II, Prom Committee III, IV, Yearbook Section Editor IV, Home Room Representative II, Varsity Club III, BMF Forever Club IV, Ring Dance Committee II Lisa-Ann Guilmette 8 Canale Drive French Club (President), Junior Prom Committee Kelly Hall 410 Center Street Patrick Hammann 10 South Center Street Scott Hammond 4 Newland Avenue Edward Hand 5 Main Street Library Aide II-IV Deborah Haney 146 Temi Road Cheryl Hardenbrook 23 Barrett Lane Tennis I-IV (Captain), Volleyball IV (Cap¬ tain), Basketball I, II, Band I-IV, National Honor Society III, IV (Secretary-Treasurer), Class Officers — Vice-President II, Secretary III, IV, Spanish Club I, II, International Language Club IV, Yearbook Staff IV, DECA III, Dean Co-Op IV, Blackstone Valley Musical Festival I-IV, Prom Committee III, IV, Stage Band II, Marching Band I-IV Tracy Hayes 203 North Main Street Chorus William Hewey 12 Arapahoe Road James Higgins 35 Standish Road Michael Holcomb 37 Lake Shore Drive Football I, III, IV, Baseball I, II, IV, Prom Committee III, IV, Varsity Club III Lloyd Hole 32 Taunton Street Lorraine Holst 32 Standish Road Lome Hope 16 Pond Street Spring Track I Sheila Hope 16 Pond Street DECA III, IV, OEA IV John Horace 40 Oak Street Cathy Ingersoll 4 Silver Lake Road DECA III Eric Jansen 23 Arbend Circle Patricia Janukowicz 43 Stella Road David Johnson 55 Taunton Street Football I-IV, Winter Track I, Baseball I, Golf III, IV, Prom Committee III, IV, Yearbook Section Editor IV Kimicoe Johnson 175 Blackstone Street Cheerleading IV Brendan Keane 185 Farm Street Chess Club I-IV, Spanish Club I, Trivia Team I, II 174 Howard Kell 21 Arthur Street Kevin Kelly 42 Steven Road Susan Kelly 19 West Morse Road Donna Marie Kermode 87 Silver Lake Road Catherine Kilroy 12 John Alden Circle Basketball I, II, Volleyball I-IV, Spanish Club I, II, Prom Committee III, IV, Yearbook Staff IV, National Honor Society III, IV, Varsity Club III, BMF Forever Club IV, Ring Dance Committee II Lisa King 250 Shirley Road Spring Track I-II, Winter Track II, Field Hockey III, Spanish Club I-II, B.M.F. Forever Fan Club IV, Homeroom Representative III, Prom Committee III-IV, Ring Dance Commit¬ tee II, Yearbook Staff IV, DECA III-IV (Co- Store Manager) Douglas Knief 22 Joyce Lane Nancy Krapohl 941 South Main Street Homeroom Representative I, II, IV, French Club I-II, Drama Club I, IV Paul Labonte 660 Wrentham Road Joseph Lacasse 15 Steven Road Kimberly Lacroix 14 Oak Terrace Cheerleader I, Homecoming Queen IV Muriel Lacroix 19 Janet Avenue Prom Committee III-IV, DECA III Michelle LaDuke 59 Ann Marie Drive Mark Lamoreaux 76 North Main Street Ski Club Mary Lamoureux 65 Chestnut Street Karen Languirard 21 Oswego Road Dale Laughlin 55 Ray Avenue Debra Laclair 71 Essex Street Soccer I-II, Cheerleading II, Basketball III, DECA III, IV, Secretary I Steven L emote 93 North Main Street John Lesslie 79 North Main Street Basketball I-II William Lewis 169 Temi Road Marching Band I, Stage Band I-II, Basketball I-II Robert Limpert 79 Nason Street Richard Lindner 36 Yvonne Road Hockey II-IV, Baseball I, DECA III Stanley Linkovich 774 South Main Street Alice Lussier 91 Muron Avenue Debra Lussier 12 Mary Road Richard Lussier 800 Pulaski Boulevard Drama Club II-III, Football I-IV, Yearbook Section Editor IV, Prom Committee III, IV Cheryl MacQuarrie 1441 Pulaski Boulevard National Honor Society III, IV Shari Maggiore 30 Mann Street Cheerleader I, Homeroom Representative I, II, IV, Prom Committee III, IV, Spanish Club I-II Helen Manning 38 Rondeau Road Field Hockey II-IV, Basketball I-IV, Softball I-IV James Manning 38 Rondeau Road Lisa Marcet 460 Pulaski Boulevard OEA Historian III, National Honor Society III, IV, BMF Forever Fan Club IV, Pep Club IV, Prom Committee III Dana Lou Marcotte 46 Kathy Drive National Honor Society IV John Marcoux 1181 Pulaski Boulevard Basketball I-IV, Baseball I-IV, DECA III, Var¬ sity Club III, IV Alan Martel 23 Country Way Street Band, Tennis Verna Martel 1421 Pulaski Boulevard Joseph Mason 251 Wrentham Road Thomas Mason 51 Sheila Drive Band Stephen Mastrianni 8 W. Morse Road Marie Matthews 141 Ann Marie Drive Julie Mayhew 127 Jeannine Road National Honor Society III, IV, Basketball I- IV, Softball II-IV, Field Hockey IV, Spanish Club I, II, Varsity Club III, IV, Prom Commit¬ tee III, IV, Basketball TVL All-Star III John McCrudden 11 Lake Street Brian McElroy 1000 South Main Street Band I-IV, Basketball I-IV, Baseball I, II, Golf III, National Honor Society III, IV, Drum Ma¬ jor III, IV Francis McGuire 64 Standish Road Randy McKellick 9 Bernier Lane Hockey II-IV, Football I, Baseball I Edward McKenna 22 Steven Road Michael McMullin 34 Phillips Drive Chris Milot 162 Blackstone Street David Moll 42 Caroline Drive Karen Moore 40 California Avenue Dennis Morin 6 Horseshoe Drive Linda Morrell 3 Kathy Drive Cheerleading I, French Club I, II, Ski Club I, DECA III, Field Hockey II-IV, Basketball II- IV, Softball II, Prom Committee III, IV, Year¬ book Section Editor IV, Homeroom Represen¬ tative I-III, Varsity Club III, Ring Dance Com¬ mittee II Patrick Morrison 71 Plymouth Road Hockey I-IV, DECA III, IV, Baseball I, II Glen Muccini 168 Caroline Drive Basketball I Steve Mullahoo 33 Cranberry Meadow Road Football I, IV, Band I, Drama Club I, National Honor Society III, IV, Baseball I, II, Golf III, Winter Track I, Spanish Club I Patrick Murphy 60 Prospect Street Marching Band, Stage Band, French Club, Library Aide I-IV, Drama Club, Math Club, International Language Club, Play Director III, IV, Student Council, Yearbook Section Editor IV David Murray 9 Old Log Lane Dale Neely 24 Overlook Drive Band, Ski Club, Track Team Shawn Newton Saddleback Hill Chess I-IV, Tennis I, Student Council I, II, SAC I, II, Yearbook Staff IV James Nibi 37 Apache Road Baseball I-IV Lisa Nicholson 347 Hartford Avenue Earle Oliver 11 South Center Street Spanish Club I, II, Winter Track, Spring Track, Cross Country, Football Dawn Pattow 15 Belanger Drive Spanish Club I, II, Color Guards II, III, IV, Na¬ tional Honor Society III, IV, Drama Club II, IV, DECA III, Prom Committee III, IV (Co. Chairman), Yearbook Section Editor IV, Homeroom Representative I-III Paula Pekins 149 Patricia Drive Chantel Pelletier 26 Arrowhead Road Newspaper Staff (Art) III, Yearbook Staff (Art) IV, Ring Dance Committee II, Prom Committee III, IV, Chorus I, Pep Squad (Cap¬ tain) IV, German Club II Louise Pelletier 65 Pulaski Boulevard Field Hockey II-IV, National Honor Society (President) III-IV, Spring Track II, Prom Committee III-IV, Yearbook Co-Ed IV Elaine Pemberton 175 27 Maple Street Volleyball I-IV, DECA III, Class Vice- President I, President II, III, Prom Committee III, IV, Varsity Club III, IV, Color Guard I, Homeroom Representative IV Ronald Picard 10 Lakeshore Drive Hockey III, IV, Varsity Club III, DECA III Cynthia Pimer.tal 80 North Main Street Field Hockey I, DECA III, Italian Club I-III Steven Platt 175 Blackstone Street Football, Track and Field Henry Plausse 46 North Street Christine Podsiadlo 395 Center Street Suzanne Poirier 19 Lake Street Majorette Sandra Pollack 31 Farm Street Field Hockey, Winter Track, Spring Track, Cross Country Julie Pontremoli 79 Caroline Drive Homeroom Representative Cheryl Prescott 144 Ann Marie Drive Ellen Racine 21 Valley view Road Debra Ramsay 15 Phillips Drive Special Ed. Ill, IV Robin Reardon 73 Rose Avenue Chorus I, II, Track II, Colorguards Linda Recore 30 Pickering Avenue Softball IV, Pep Club IV, French Club I Dorothy Reid 17 Deerfield Lane Spanish Club I, II Jody Renaud South Main Street Peggy Rice 60 Trenton Street Thomas Rigney 39 Plymouth Road Baseball I-IV, Football I-IV, Basketball I-IV, National Honor Society III, IV Raymond Rivera 73 Standish Road Indoor Track I-IV, Outdoor Track I-IV, Cross Country I, II, Football I-IV Maria Rizzo 12 Cedar hill Road Spanish Club I, Spring Track I, II, Gymnastics Mark Roberts 71 Center Street Paul Robinson 18 Potter Drive DECA III, IV, Co-Manager Peter Robinson 18 Potter Drive Class President I, IV, Central Regional Stu¬ dent Advisory Council Chairperson, Student Government Day Delegate, Chorus I-IV, (treas-vice pres.), Football I, II, Basketball I, Baseball I, Drama Club I-IV, Central District Choir IV, Regional Choir I, III, IV, Pep Squad IV, Student Council President, Representative to School Committee, Ring Dance Committee II, Prom Committee III, IV, Cabaret I, II, IV Eric Rosenlund 27 High Street Varsity Hockey II-IV, Baseball I, DECA III, IV, Varsity Club III Jon Rowe 915 South Main Street Priscilla Russell 65 Temi Road Lisa Ryan 42 Arrowhead Road Italian Club I, II, DECA III, IV David Sacco 20 Center Street Frank Sanchez 190 Hartford Avenue Chess Club I, Band I-III Patsy Sands 174 Blackstone Street OEA III Deborah Sasen 36 Ray Avenue Volleyball II, III John Sasen 36 Ray Avenue Spanish Club, Chess Club Burkhard Schwillinski 15 Puddingstone Lane Susan Seethaler 81 Rose Avenue Homeroom Representative IV James Senay 26 Laurel Lane Thomas Shaw 3 Potter Drive Jean Shea 65 Lisa Ann Drive Brenda Short 398 Hartford Avenue Class Officer (Treas.) II, French Club I, DECA III, OEA III, Prom Committee III, IV, Cheerleading III, IV, Softball I, III, IV, Year¬ book Staff IV, Homeroom Representative I, Pep Squad IV, Varsity Club III, IV Terrence Skumautz 65 Puddingstone Lane Tennis, German Club, Chess Club Janet Slason 46 Arrowhead Road Spanish Club I, II, Homeroom Representative II, Prom Committee III, IV, Ring Dance Com¬ mittee II, Cheerleading I-IV, (Captain) DECA III, Scorekeeper Baseball I-III, Varsity Club III Robert Smith 198 Caroline Drive Gourmet Club I, Ring Dance Committee II, Prom Committee III, IV, Library Aide II Jeffrey Sousa 10 Potter Circle Jon Sulahian 21 Bliss Road Michael Sutherland 22 Center Street Basketball I Joseph Theberge 31 Irene Court Jennifer Thomas 25 Jeannine Road Stephen Tiernan 4 Brookside Road Tennis I-IV, Drama Club II-IV, Cabaret II-IV, Varsity Club III, National Honor Society III, IV Robert Tondreau 133 Blackstone Street Italian Club I-III, Marching Band, Concert Band I-IV, Golf II-IV, Prom Committee III, IV, Homeroom Representative III Darlene Trant 9 Coderre Drive Tennis II Sheila Trottier 20 Orchard Street National Honor Society III, IV, Teachers Aide I-III, BMF Forever Fan Club IV Thomas Tuttle 22 Liberty Street Baseball II, Basketball II, III, Cross Country II, III, German Club II, III, Student Council II, III, Prom Committee III, Yearbook Co-Ed IV, National Honor Society III, IV Debra Usenia 33 Bay Avenue Homeroom Representative II, Prom Commit¬ tee III, IV, Color Guard II, III, Pep Squad IV, Junior Prom Princess, French Club I, Ring Dance Committee II, Baseball Scorekeeper III, IV Warren Veazie 36 Rondeau Road Andrew Walkowiak 9 Fifth Avenue Varsity Club III, Spanish Club, Winter Track, Spring Track, Cross Country, National Honor Society III, IV Stephen Ward 47 Blackstone Street International Language Club III, IV Karen Weiss 465 Hartford Avenue Karen Welch 30 Susan Lane Majorette I-IV (Captain), National Honor Society III, IV (Vice-President), Prom Com¬ mittee III, IV Jeffrey Whyte 33 Pine Street Gerard Wight 8 Apache Road Football Brenda Willett 20 Cedar Hill Road Erica Wolf 268 Blackstone Street German Club I, II, National Honor Society III, IV, Basketball I, Track I, Homeroom Representative I Donald Wozniak 13 Fifth Avenue Mark Zagame 763 South Main Street Winter Track I-IV, Spring Track I, II, IV, Football II, IV Christopher Zullo 17 Horseshoe Drive Hockey II-IV, DECA III 176 00