Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

’v ' i ' ' ■ : Tf ' M “ ' ‘ “l ' T T i n . „ ., ll , Together we can make things good Obliged to show we care. Getting to right the wrongs we should, Enjoying the closeness we ' ve come to share. Teacher and student, classmate and friend, High school and community. Each striving toward a common end. Rising in force — strength in unity Never doubting that we will succeed; Every obstacle conquered, tho ' not with ease. Seldom will we not a warning heed Searching for horizons yet to seize. Hoping to create a better world Ever reaching. Loving, laughing, life unfurls thru ' Patient teaching. Intent on reaching on and all in Need of learning. Giving freely of our minds and selves. One thought alone Tends to dominate the future: Hand in hand we move forward Each aware of the other ' s needs, Ready to soothe and comfort Seldom lonely. Creating a working team of young and old, One that is pleasing and harmonious. Made up of people — Many, many people, Open-minded and industrious, Nobly marching toward that common goal. Gaining ground with every step — Often stumbling, but quick to rise. Adjusting selves and ideals — Listening to those who are older and wise Sure of themselves, no longer inept. Coming from all this we see Hope for the future for thee and me. Attitudes taking a different course, New rider parading astride a new horse, Geared for the battle we have just begun, Eliciting help from everyone. togetherness enjoying the closeness we ' ve come to share . i I common goals creating a working team of young and old 10 hope for the future for thee and me Eagerly I trek along, stars lighting my way. X-ray visions of things to come — fear not I for Places and people unknown make for a life more exciting. Once a vision materializes, I Realize a feeling of joy — A whetting of my appetite for Times and tides nearby. I wander off — mindless of defeat, Only aware of a need to conquer, Never will my quest for knowledge end. Lillian R. Papelian SENIOR SECTION 19 Scott A. Allen “Smokey The cartoon is over now the movie begins. William Andreason Kathi J. Allard Likes: Bob Seger, sports; Dislikes: Mondays, homework, working. “life ' s tough Andrea Arpin Yolande R. Belhumeur “Yo , “Yo-Yo Likes: John, Mr. Porter, Mr. Conti, Mr. Thuot, Jackie, brenda, Judi, the Bahamas. Dislikes: People who drive drunk. Even though I am not with you in body, I am with you in spirit. Joseph Anderson “Joe To be the head forest ranger at Jellystone Park and tell Yogi and Booboo what to do. Come On Now Kristen K. Anderson Kris Likes: my stereo, my phone, payday. Dislikes: the morn¬ ing, being broke, snow Love: that magical bond where one and one are far more than just two. Janice E. Ayotte Jan Laughter, friendship, sor¬ rows, and tears were all part of our high school years. Remember them well and keep them close at heart because they are memories to be cherished and forever in our thoughts. Paul Bedard Raoul To be successful in many of life ' s challenges; to con¬ tribute to other ' s welfare as well as my own. What you often expect very seldom happens. r Sally A. Bogan Sal Likes: John J., Aug. 18, 1980, Chocolate covered cherries, pudding pops, combs, bud ; Dislikes, working, alarm clocks, allergy shots, arguments, salad The best thing about the future is that it comes one day at a time. Daniel N. Brady If you can ' t be with the one you love. Love the one you ' re with! John M. Boni Bones Likes: Rolling Stones, sleep¬ ing late; Dislikes: work, the Dallas Cowboys. David E. Brennan Tipsy , Katt Live to Love, Love to Laugh, Laugh at Life. Jaqueline Ann Bonin Jackie If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him keep step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Laurie A. Brunetti Laur Likes: partying with my friends, Snow; Dislikes: Im¬ patient people, rainy days, snobs. Once I rose above the noise and confusion, I got a glimp¬ se of the illusion. Elizabeth Bourre Liz When things are blue and life is upside down, spin a rain¬ bow and within your heart, a smile you shall find. Cheryl Cafarella Likes: Ed, roses, gum, jewelry, pizza; Dislikes: Liver, being late, tests Some say it ' s holding on that makes you strong — Sometimes it ' s letting go. 21 Denise J. Cafarelli Dee , Dennis My goal in life is to have a beautiful life with Bob. If you love something, set it free; if it comes back to you, it ' s yours; If it does not, it never was. Roger G. Canestrari Deucer Likes; Van-Halen, Basketball, T , Beaver, T.H., Dislikes: the Beatles, Pony sneakers, the Stones. Most fools only think they are ignorant. Jean Marie Catarius To attend college and be the best legal secretary there is. To all of you; Forget the blues and live life to the fullest. Be happy, and most important, have a sense of humor! Sharon Anne Capenito Likes: Van-Halen, Busch, and George; Dislikes: disco, preppies. Lisa Charron Likes: Beatles, parties, going out. Dislikes: Mondays, being grounded We gotta get out of this place if it ' s the last thing we ever do! Patricia J. Carpentier Patty Everyone can wish upon a star, no matter who they are. Everyone can follow a dream, to find what it means. Everyone can wish for a rain¬ bow never to end, but no one can wish for the future to end. Heather Marie Clark Hea Likes: John, the beach, Maine, partying; Dislikes: do¬ ing wash, waiting for the car on weekends. Dreams are only a phone call away. T.F. Michael Canesi Mike Timothy Carter Tim David A. Clemmer Dave I like to party and I love to rock and roll. I dislike disco. I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. 22 Aimee Coady Ami , Mee Likes: Weekends, being with friends, GH, 7; Dislikes: homework, snobs, saying good-bye, rainy Mondays High school may not last forever, but we will always have memories; memories and friends can never be forgotten, Sheri Lynn Considine Smurf To be able to become whatever I want to be; to live a full and happy life; to be loved forever by someone very special. Bob. To know is nothing at all; To imagine is everything. Linda E. Dalton Lin-Lin While we stop to think, we often miss our opportunity. Linda Cole Lin To be a star, and outshine the people in Bellingham. Likes: cats, Geoff, Mike; Dislikes: school, snobs, and R.L. Maria Isabel Colomba Mary , Eva To be a Medical Assistant. Yo no vine a causar problemas! J. Christopher Condon The Wizard To captain the U.S.S. Enterprise. Scotty, beam me up! Robert Creasia Bobby Likes: J. Geils, Van-Halen, girls who smile; Dislikes: Algebra II, girls who cry. Chemistry, Monday morn¬ ings. You are never given a wish without the power to make it come true. Pam Elizabeth Davis Pammie To successfully achieve all my goals and make the best of what I have. Thanks Dooba for being there when I needed you. Likes: Billy, chocolate, warm summer days, my dog Brandy. Aline Dalpe Mega Likes: concerts, parties, sum¬ mer; Dislikes: Mondays, ac¬ cidents, rules, my car. Stop the world. I ' m getting offT Paul Dalpe Likes: Karen L., Rolling Stones, Jim Hendrix Hold and seek for your dreams, they may come true. 23 Barbara J. Deragon “Barb , “Styx To get married in September, and make the best out of life. Likes: Having a good time with friends, partying, Lynyrd Skynyrd; Dislikes: cleaning, staying home. Sue Desrocher Dean J. Degre “Wasted Likes: concerts. Becks Beer, Wednesdays, tunes. Pen¬ thouse Sales Corp. (when not busy); Dislikes: Bellingham Plaza, being crowded in. Thomas Michael Desillier “Tom To become normal and have the Who play at my graduation. I don ' t know where I ' m go¬ ing, I don ' t know what I ' ll need, but I ' ll get to where I ' m going and that ' s alright with me. Rodney Dolbec t j Donna M. DeSimone “Mona , Little Des To overcome my fears and in- securities and make something of myself and my life. Sheila Doyle A rainbow makes a promise that life is here to stay; a pro¬ mise means there ' s more to life than what we know today. Patricia A. Deziel Pat , Chicken Likes: R.C., Buddy, Bob Seger, 10 13, Dislikes: Westwood and Ashland girls ' basketball teams. Chemistry, steno, research papers. Debora Ann Dresser Debbie — Deb To see only tears of joy and not of pain. Youth is not a time of life, it is a state of mind. 24 Scott Dyer Lorrie J. Eames Emma Likes: Being with friends, payday; Dislikes: Mondays, tests, snobs. If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn ' t, it never was. Roxanne L. Edick Rox For every beginning there is an end, but who is to say that there will not be another beginning? Gary J. Eldridge Worm Likes: Sleeping; Dislikes: waking up for school. You want to bunk? Jeff Fegan Michael Fernald Mic Likes: Stangs, Friday nights, good friends, good times P.S., Heineken; Dislikes: Novas, Monday mornings, computer math, shaving, bossy people, C.L. Thanks to Lee I made it. Jill Marie Ferris Ji-Ji To be happy and live my life to the fullest. Oh my God! , S-T-R-A-N-G-E Karen Ferris Ka Leaves are falling all around. It ' s time I was on my way. 25 Monique Fleuette ' Mo My goals are to be successful and to be noticeable in my career. Move over world, here I come! Sabina A. Fleuette Bean Nancy Lynn Fontenarosa Poodle Clip If the sun refused to shine, I would still be loving you, when mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be you and me. Kelly Forestal Likes: the Beatles, beach par¬ ties, being with my friends; Dislikes: rainy clays and mornings What a long strange trip it ' s been! Mary-Paula Frain Mare Likes: Woonsocket, Tower Hill Rd., McDonalds, punk rock; Dislikes: Bellingham, AM Radios, Mondays, spiders. And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. Deborah J. Frederick Deb Likes: Van-Halen, heavy metal, partying; Dislikes: this place. Have you seen Jr. ' s grades? Meredith J. Gallant Mer , Jackie Likes: Scotty, Laughing with my friends, summer even¬ ings, Mr. Christie ' s jokes. The Army; Dislikes: saying goodbye Each day is a chance to be the best you can be. 26 Barbara L. Forestal Barb Likes: people, music, good times; Dislikes: phonies, cold weather, being broke. Live and let live. Jeanne A. Galipeau Jeannie The thing that goes the far¬ thest towards making life worthwhile; that costs the least and does the most is just a pleasant smile. jjft David J. Gatchell Gitch , Dave To reach the highest point in the computerized world and have an excellent looking wife! Likes: pizza, pretty girls. Dislikes: vegetables, rumors. Eric Gayer Ecka To make $200,000 a year working with computers. Likes: Ozzy, Basketball, Ten¬ nis, Rog, Tom, Gitch, Beaver; Dislikes: 5th period, missing layups. Beth Gmachowski You may say that I ' m a dreamer, but I ' m not the only one. I hope someday you will join us and the world will be as one. Kelly Lee Grenon To someday use my education for the benefit of others. Love abundantly, live abun¬ dantly, love forever, live forever! Daphne Grant “Dee , “Daph Likes: VO, Basketball, 12+9, Bob Seger, Crystal, 10 11; Dislikes: waiting, Westwood and Ashland girls ' basketball teams, the Chemical man. It seems all the grief which had to be, left us richer than before. Deirdre A. Guidera 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. Darrin Gray “Ace To be a life long member of the APEA. Likes: girls; Dislikes: running. Tracy Hall Yulondo Gray Yo To be a life long member of the APEA. Likes: all sports; Dislikes: History, surprise quizzes “Hey, what ' s up? Diane Hallfelder “Q , Louie Likes: Gregg S., Oct. 29, 1979, long walks, friends; Dislikes: insincere people, rainy Mon¬ days, saying goodbye Although we will go our separate ways, the memories will last forever. 27 Jill Halnon Likes: Rush, Rock and Roll, partying, guys; Dislikes: snobs, disco, Mondays, Homework. Don ' t stop thinking about tomorrow, it will soon be here. Thomas Hammann Hambone Donna L. Harrop “Coon To be an accountant and travel around the the world. Likes: mustangs, racoons, traveling, life; Dislikes: coaches, snobs. Maureen Henderson Maureen Dolores Henderson “Moe Living in fear of making a mistake is not living at all. Tammy Heuklom We all have a face that we hide away forever. Some are satin, some are steel, some are silk, and some are leather. They ' re the faces of the stranger, but we love to try them on. Peter J. Harty “Pete To succeed in everything I set out to accomplish. Likes: traveling, mercedes, money; Dislikes: cold weather, valley girls, Ronald Reagan, Reaganomics. Douglas W. Henderson “Hendi ' ' , “Moldy Marvin To have a car with a gas gauge that works. Likes: Saturday nights at Crud ' s, Lysa. Kevin Higgins Higgi 28 Walter Kenney Wally Likes: the Who, Led Zep¬ pelin, Basketball, Dislikes: drugs, horses. Desire nothing except desirelessness. Hope for nothing but to rise above all hopes. Want nothing and you will have everything. Danielle Jacques David Kierstead brenda Ann Joseph Branz To be appreciated for what I am, not for what I appear to be. Likes: Politics, peace, sports, music, beauty, friends like April and Yo; Dislikes: war, trig, valley girls. Patricia Krapohl Patti Likes: Aerosmith, partying, laughing, sleeping; Dislikes: scums, DEVO, School. To be a dental hygienist, live in the mountains, and own a purple firebird. Thomas Kelly Tom Live for your dreams and a pocket full of gold. Eliyahu Kraus Eli To be able to say someday that I have done as much and seen the most any person can. Likes: Playing with com¬ puters; Dislikes: Burnouts, snobs. Leonard Kenneth Kritz II Kris To marry a rich widow. What? Not me! Susan LaCasse Sue , Shorty Likes: Pete, summer, children; Dislikes: rainy days, snow. Friends are the best thing in life. James Lachance Last Chance , Jimmy Likes: girls, cars, beer; Dislikes: school, homework. Rolling Stones, !. 29 Karen Lacroix If you wake up and don ' t want to smile, if it takes just a little while, open your eyes and look at the day, you ' ll see things in a different way — Don ' t stop thinking about tomorrow. Karen A. Lafond Schlep Likes: Paul, Bob Seger, Mr. Tardiff, putting things on layaway; Dislikes: writing essays, chemistry. Live it up! Clifford M. Lander Cliff To be the next Rembrandt You don ' t judge a man by the number of times he fails, but by the number of times he picks himself up and tries again. Brenda Laplante There are many joys that our life brings but friendship and love are the greatest things. Jeff Laime Lisa Marie Lamothe M M , Lee Likes: orange sherbert, rainy summer days (especially the puddles!) Dislikes: loud cor¬ ridor bells. And when the broken¬ hearted people living in the world agree, there will be an answer — Let it be! Christine L. Laplante Chris To attend college, receive my Bachelor ' s degree in nursing, and work in Pediatrics. Likes: cute guys, weekends, sewing. Cape Cod, Mr. A. Trudeau; Dislikes: 5:45 am, American chop suey, exams. Bruce R. Laprade Killer ' To be a Green Beret. I love the smell of napalm in the morning. It smells like victory. 30 Steve Lemote Kim Lomberto Sawyer Mom To be a hairdresser. Likes: watching my daughter Jessica grow. Dislikes: Mon¬ days, 2:00 and 4:00 am feedings. Christopher P. Laviolette Chris , Lefty After the rush is over, I am f oing to have a nervous reakdown. I owe it to myself, I earned it, and no one is going to deprive me of it. Anne Lesieur Annie I seek in my life truth, the ability to be charitable, love, knowledge, and to meet new people. I like life, CYO, basketball, volleyball, softball, friends, traveling, music. I dislike Mondays, rain, and gossip. Kathleen M. Lonergan Kat Ride to Live Live to Ride. Jay Leblanc Tracy Joe-Hanna Levasseur Twiggy I like to see smiles on peoples ' faces, J.S., partying, Mich. Lite, traveling. Bob Seger. I Dislike people who think they are better than other people, party poopers, staying home, and being broke: T.F. Lorna June Leighton Girl I love Bob, the mountains, my friends. I dislike stuck up people, my car, and homework. To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life. Live it up! T.F. Kathryn E. Locklin May each successive season growing richer than the last, as treasures of the present add to memories of the past. Keep Smiling! 31 M. Elainna Longo Lana Likes: David, lasagna Did you know the price of eggs went up? Judith Anne Loof Likes: Ray, my friends, Bloomingdales, angora sweaters, Mercedes; Dislikes: vegetables, gory movies, headaches. It may be insane to live in a dream, but it ' s madness to live without one. Neil G. Lovering Likes: Van Halen, loud music, programming, the Hot Cor¬ ner ; Dislikes: winters without snow, writing essays, having a class 7th period. This is home, the only one I ' ve known. Kevin Lyle Nick Luciano Christopher j. Maggiore Chris To work hard for what I want in life and even harder if I have to. Likes: music, girls, hockey; Dislikes: users, stuck up peo¬ ple, show offs. Diane C. Lussier Di Love is Eternal. Pam Mahoney Cindy Ann Lydon Cin Likes: Tony, good times, M.G.; Dislikes: Know it alls, snobs, red lights. Don ' t let the crowd pressure you; Stand for something or you ' ll fall for anything. T.F. Sharon A. Mahoney Sam Likes: softball, being with my friends, K.L., swimming; Dislikes: snobby people, rain, school. Live it up while you can; tomorrow may be too late! T.F. 32 Dan Mangano Show the world that love is still alive, you must be brave, or all you children of today are children of the grave. Kim Sarah Marinelli Kimmy Likes: Jim, weekends, vaca¬ tions, McDonalds, Being with friends, January 9, 1981; Dislikes: rainy days, snobs, Mondays One today is worth two tomorrows: what 1 am to be, I am now beginning. Daniel McGrade Deborah A. Manning Debbie Likes: Thursdays, L.M., J.M., N.G., good times; Dislikes: snobs, Mondays, liars. It doesn ' t matter where you go, what you do, or how much you have, what matters is who you have beside you. T.F. John P. Maron Jr. Bones Likes: 82 Firebirds, Cadillacs, Mercedes, red, Billy Squire, roller skating, Cindy; Dislikes: Fords, Plymouths, green, yellow, 6:00 am, kiss, disco, English Don ' t ever let go of your dreams. Karen Aline Meehan Karyn , Sunshine Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime; We take the best, forget the rest and someday we ' 11 find that these are the best of times. fetich! Lisa Mazdrachi It ' s a hard world to get a break in. All the good things have been taken. Jeffrey A. Minard Jeff To be with Jill. Likes: Jill, J.D., money, weekends, snow; Dislikes: disco, school, snobs, rude people. Christine K. McEnroy Chris To be rich and famous like Pat. We only live but one life so make the best of it while it lasts. Michael A. Minard Mike Likes: being with friends, partying, Michelob, Bob Seger, weekends; Dislikes: The Fair, school, hangovers, T.K. Good Luck underclassmen, you ' re gonna need it! 33 Kathleen T. Morin “Kathy Likes: Nov. 20, 1981, Don, Channel 5 soaps, weekends, D.M., C.M., Hampton Beach; Dislikes: zoology, fish, fake people, punk, new wave, Monday mornings. Gary Morrell All the world is a stage and we are merely players, per¬ formers, and portrayers, each another ' s audience outside the guilded cage. To be successful and be a member of the APEA. Likes: hockey. Dislikes: Hockey Program, P.J.S. John F. Nagle Kwi-Chang Likes: martial arts, Chinese food, girls; Dislikes: school, Mondays, Ronald Reagan. Fear no obstacles in life, because the obstacles are of you. Monica V. Niedzwiadek “Nickey Likes: weekends, sunsets, be¬ ing with my friends; Dislikes: rainy days, Mondays Dreams are wings for the soul . .. let your dreams soar. Eric Normandin Rhonda J. O ' Brien R. J. , “O ' Bie Likes: being with my friends, rock and roll; Dislikes: pushy people. Love and friendship are the greatest things in life. Thomas Mulry “Tom Likes: weekends. Bud tails, Italian food; Dislikes: school, Mondays, hangovers. I want to be successful and make lots of money. Maureen F. O ' Brien Moe , “O ' Bie Likes: Rick, summer, being with people I love; Dislikes: Thursdays, liars, rain Love is the shortest distance between two hearts. T.F. Eric Ollenborger 34 steve Let the good times roll! Likes: Food, parties; Dislikes: Mondays, hangovers, tests Live each day one day at a time. Robert E. Pemberton Jr. Bob , Pemby Likes: Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen, tennis; Dislikes: people who give up too easily when striving for something. Oh so long for this night I prayed that a star would guide you my way, to share with me this special day. Paul Perreault Buzz , Puralto Likes: Beer; Dislikes: woods, teachers. Police, people with authority. Lucie I. Parenteau To succeed at living here and now. Marvella Cie Parker Vella Cie Likes: dogs, dreaming, dark skin, happiness; Dislikes: useless tasks, perfect people, those who pretend they are what they are not. Dreams begin where rain¬ bows end, so let me be free, let me be me. Andrew Pelletier Sandra Anne Peloquin I wish only the best for all my friends. Diane Peter If you love something set it free, if it comes back, it ' s yours, if it doesn ' t, it never was. Wayne Plante Likes: eating I don ' t Know. 35 Barbara Pope ■Bert To travel around the world and meet all kinds of crazy people then Ill lust do whatever until whatever ends. See vcu all later! Denise J. Pratt “Dee My goal in life is to go to col¬ lege and get my master ' s degree in computer science. What ever you put into your life is what vou will get out of it Chervl A Rarieri Che To live life to the fullest and to try to be successful m e v e ryth ing I do. When you have a dream, don ' t let anything dim it keep hoping keep trying — the skv s the limit Jill A. Ridolfi To spend the rest of my life with Jeff Minard Likes: Jeff, dancing Fridays, parrying Dislikes; not being with Jeff Mondays, M B. Enan Rockwell “Rocky Edward Rogers “Ed Standing or. a hull and a mountain of dreams saying to myself. It s not as hard as it seems. Michael J. Rowe “Mike kicking around or. a piece of the ground in your hometown waiting for someone or something to show you the way. Ed Ruggieh To make a career out of the armed forces, i Marines Likes; partying with, decent ktds on weekends fast cars Dislikes: parrying with bor¬ ing people, some sports Heruv P. Russell “Hank To he a life long member of the APEA • Christine Sandni “Chris You grow up the day you have the first real laugh at yourself. 36 Michael Sawyer Susan Anne Schmitt Sue Between thousands of yester¬ days and millions of new tomorrows, lies one and only one today. Elicia Anne Seifert Lisa , Lee My goal in life is to fulfill whatever life has planned for me; stay me! People who know how to give and how to care are the people that others are lucky to know. Caroline A. Short If I cannot do great things. I ' ll do small things in a great way. To be successful in my lifetime. Peter Shugrue Robert Shugrue Crazy Cross To be successful and play on a f ro football team, and be a ife long member of the APEA. Likes: Angela, football; Dislikes: Bellingham football program. Donna M. Slatkavitz My goal in life is to own my own horse and be happy in whatever I do. You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. Sherri L. Slatkavitz To be a hairdresser and travel across the country. We grow in the image of those we love. Gregg Smith To get my degree in music songwriting; to get high on myself. Don ' t let them get you down, just keep on reaching for that star. Pain reaches everyone, it doesn ' t matter who you are. Linda N. Smith Likes: Fleetwood Mac, going out, McDonald ' s cheeseburg¬ ers, Dislikes: Burger King, ig¬ norant people, mini skirts. And in the end, I see a new beginning. 37 Likes: Being with M.S., party¬ ing with friends, listening to the Doors, smurfs; Dislikes: Mondays, snobs, gas gauge on empty. Go for it! Gregory Francis Stringfellow Greg Likes: hunting, fishing, Co¬ nan, Clint Eastwood; Dislikes: Chemistry, Trig., E.T. Those who go with the flow are so often swept away and forgotten. Pamela Jean Spellman Pam Likes: Scott, dancing, party¬ ing, friends; Dislikes: people who don ' t mind their own business. That you and I could live our lives at the same time on earth, how incredible God ' s plan is. Donna Spurgin Peter Sterczela Likes: wild women, my guitar, parties; Dislikes: no parties, cheap wine, valley girls Only one life. I ' m gonna live it up! William Sweeney Bill Lisa Taylor Debra A. Theriault Deb Likes: old Corvettes, com- uters, women; Dislikes: omework, disco, boring teachers, working. To get into computer elec¬ tronics and collect old sports cars. Likes: playing my flute and partying. Freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose. 38 Lori Trulio To know is nothing, to im¬ agine is everything. Wayne Walker Herschel , Train To be rich and successful in life. It was fun while it lasted, but now it ' s time to have a taste of life. Angela Marie Wheeler Angie Likes: McDonald ' s, long vaca¬ tions, parties. Be yourself. No one can ever tell you ' re doing it wrong. — Go for it! Karen Woodman Woody Likes: Weekends, Dislikes: getting up early. The moment may be tem¬ porary, but the memory is forever. Lori A. Whitehouse I hope to have a successful future and the best of luck to all my friends in whatever they do. Likes: Randy, weekends, good friends. Dislikes: 6:30 am, Saturday morning Color guard practice. David Wrenn Bird You can ' t always get what you want. Kevin Charles Winship To obtain the talents of Muse, one must slay the Gorgen, ride Pegasus to Mount Helicon and drink its waters after Hippocrene. Terri J. Wyatt Rex To always have a dream. Yes I can! Margie Lynn Weiss Marge My goal in life is to make something of myself and marry the sweetest guy that I have ever met, Jon. There is more happiness in giving than there is in receiv¬ ing ... T.S. I love J.S. Joseph Witkowski To be a computer programmer. Likes: Dungeons and Dragons. Margaret Yeomans Peggy To travel around the world three times. Every journey must begin with a single step. 39 GRADUATION DAY Today weTl start a new life And we ' ll say our last goodbyes To all the friends we ' ve grown to love With whom we ' ve laughed and cried. Remembering the fun and laughter. The problems and the fears. And watching all our memories grow Throughout our high school years. The memories of the dances And the new friends that we ' ve met, Vacations, teachers, talking And exams we ' d rather forget. Yes, high school days are precious but brief. Where all your dreams come true; It is not the end, but the beginning Of a life we ' ll start anew. NEW BEGINNINGS Goodbye, my friends It ' s hard to leave, but it ' s time We ' ve shared some memories That have made hearts shine. Goodbye, my friends, goodbye. Goodbye, my friends, goodbye. Together we hold in store The best years of our lives. Remember, we ' re not alone. Our spirit will survive. Goodbye, my friends, goodbye. Goodbye, my friends, goodbye. It ' s not the end, no. We ' re just starting anew Together we stand strong We ' ll make it through. Goodbye, my friends, goodbye. Goodbye, my friends, goodbye. We leave on a new voyage. Headin ' towards a new day. As we search for the rainbow ' s end Our memories light the way. Goodbye, my friends, goodbye. Goodbye, my friends, goodbye. Remember those special friends The dreams within their eyes. We know that in ourselves Is where our future lies. Goodbye, my friends, goodbye. Goodbye, my friends, goodbye. Gregg Sm ith 41 3 i Class Day ' ! Outstanding Senior — Jeanne Galipeau, Valedictorian — Lucie Parenteau, Salutatorian — Jeanne Galipeau, Scholastic Athletes — Sabina Fleuettea and Roger Casestrari, Class Helpers — Steve Patrick and Michael Fernald, Art — Brenda Laplante and Cliff Lander, English — Lucie Parenteau, DECA — Steve Patrick, Spanish — Judi Loof, French — Lucie Parenteau, Latin — Chris Condon, National Latin Award — Chris Condon, magna cum laude, Elicia Seifert, cum laude. International Language Club Book Award — Chris Santini, Home Economics — Chris Laplante, Industrial Arts — Kevin Lyle and Wayne Walker, Mathematics — Neil Lovering, Band — Maureen D. Henderson, Debra Lavallee, Greg Stringfellow, American Music Conference Scholastic Writing Award — Gregg Smith, Achievement in Science — Medel — Lisa Lamothe and Chris Lavoilette, Excellence in Science — Medal — Jeanne Galipeau, Outstanding Student in Science — Lucie Parenteau, Social Studies — Lisa Lamothe and Doug Henderson, Physical Education — Andrea Arpin and Jeff Minard, Audio Visual — Cliff Lander, Robert Pemberton, and Kevin Winship, Drama — Lisa Lamothe, Kathryn Locklin, Judi Loof, Karyn Meehan, Monica Niedzwiadek, Lucie Parenteau, Terri Wyatt, Peggy Yeomans, Chris Condon, Kevin Winship, and Robert Pemberton, Color Guard — Roxanne Edick, Jeanne Galipeau, Rebecca Lavallee, Karyn Meehan, Sandra Peloquin, and Lori Whitehouse, Bellingham friends of Music Achievement Award — William Andreason Jr., Kathryn Locklin, and Jeanne Galipeau, Highest Business Average — Donna Harrop, Outstanding Business Student — M. Elainna Longo, Accounting I Certificates — Maureen D. Henderson, Karen Lafond, Chris Lavoilette, and David Wrenn, Accounting II Certificates — Doug Henderson, Typing II Certificates — Donna Spurgin, and Kevin Winship, Typing II Cer¬ tificates — Elainna Longo, Computer Certificates — Kathy Allard, Sheila Doyle, Denise Pratt, Walter Kenny, John Boni, Paul Dalpe, and David Wrenn, Cheerleading Medals — Jeanne Catarius, and Cheryl Raneri, OEA Medals — Jill Ferris and Donna Harrop, Student Advisory Council — Yolande Belhumeur, Aimee Coady, Roxanne Edick, Lisa Lamothe, Chris Laplante, Kathryn Locklin, Judi Loof, Karyn Meehan, Robert Creasia, Chris Lavoilette, Neil Lovering, and Robert Pemberton, Yearbook — Jackie Bonin, Judi Loof, Roxanne Edick, Jeanne Galpeau, Donna Harrop, Elicia Seifert, Peter Harty, Cliff Lander, Neil Lovering, Steve Patrick, and Kevin Winship, DAR — Jeanne Galipeau, Leadership Medal — Jeanne Galipeau, School Spirit — Jeanne Galipeau, Judi Loof, Dave Gatchell, School Service Medal — Jeanne Galipeau, Judi Loof, Jackie Bonin. 43 CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1983, being of somewhat sound mind and body hereby bequeath the following items and or possessions to the following: The Class of 1983 wills to the faculty the following: To Mr. Anderson we leave a megaphone. To Mr. Beauleau we leave a Harlev Davidson leather jacket and a one year membership to Hell ' s Angels ' To Mrs. Beck we leave a trip to Florida with Tons of Fun. To Mr Bogdan we leave chicken soup and salami sandwiches for breakfast. To Mr. Bonollo we leave all the memories of his 1983 TVL Championship winning basketball team. To Mr. Cheever we leave a one hundred dollar gift certificate to the DECA Store. To Mr. Christie we leave an unbreakable thermometer and all the girls in the Senior class. To Mr. Cleary we leave all the happiness in the world with Beth and hope that she will enjoy her high school years as much as we did. To Mr. Cohn we leave walkie talkie units for all his National Honor Society members so he can keep in touch with them. To Mr. Conti we leave a videotape of the Superbowl, a copy of the Thornbirds, and a bouquet of plastic flowers. To Mrs. Flanagan we leave an order of 425 yearbooks for 1984. To Mr. Fleury we leave a take a number machine for his always busy office. To Mr. Fox we leave self-cleaning black boards. To Mr. Frappier we leave respect and admiration for always being there when we needed him. To Mr. Gayer we leave Wednesday, February, and Massachusetts. To Mr. Lemieux we leave a home economics student who can keep up with his in between meal munchies. To Mr. Kowalzyck we leave film projectors that work. To Mr. Pepin we leave Neil Lovering to show him how to work the TRS-80. To Mr. Purich we leave Kevin and something to keep him in his office. To Miss Rocheleau we leave 200 lb. weights so she can look as tough as she sounds. To Mrs. Sanocki we leave a class of WAS ' s and EEK ' s. To Mr. Vangel we leave an alarm clock so he can wake up early enough to call school off. To Mrs. Valorie and Mrs. Papelian we leave thanks and appreciation for all their help. Diane, Janice, Aimee and Monica leave Mrs. Tucotte a first period sewing circle to carry on the tradition. Sabina, Elanna and Angela leave Mrs. Spwncer a new Model Office class that will work this time. Linda, Jill and Pam leave Mr. Cheever one final wave. Mrs. Flanagan ' s 5th period accounting class leaves her a tape recorder to record her Talks ' ’ for future classes to listen to. The first period Phys ics class leaves Miss Rocheleau one Xeroxcopy of Eli Kraus, a sum of 180 Kraus-Type questions to be asked during class, and for after those long days, 5 cases of Royal Salute brand Scotch Whiskey. The girls of the Class of 1983 leave Mr. Christie a pink oxford for each day of the week. Mrs Kilburn ' s sixth period class leaves her a motivated College Prep. Writing class. The Yearbook Staff leaves Mr. Canestrari a 1984 yearbook with a black and white cover. The Senior A.V. members leave all active recruits the ceremonial Christmas tree, sacred trash barrel, antique wall hangings of Julius Erving, Kenneth Simms, and the ' 83 Bruins team picture, an air and room deo- derizer, and the fraternity motto, BE ALL THAT YOU CAN BE — JOIN A.V. ' They also leave their newest and most promising pledge, Mr. John Thuot honorary membership, and a 40 dollar gift certificate for Old Spice aftershave. Mrs. Concannon ' s first period class leaves her all of their future endeavors and a little more originality next year when commenting on next year ' s senior ' s term papers. Jeanne, Judi, Katyn, Kathy, Denise, and Lisa leave Mr. Schreffler hugs and kisses to last a lifetime and a chorus that sings with their feet on the floor. The 1983 Senior Volleyball players leave next year ' s varsity team some players and a clone of Sabina Fluette with her spiking ability. The Accounting II class leaves Mrs. Flanagan a purpose for her madness. Karyn Meehan leaves Mr. Cleary this message: ’ ' I ' m here. Debbie leaves Mr. Spera a free month pass at Gloria Stevens and two trees all cut up for Winter. Bobby Pemberton leaves Mr. Schreffler a lifetime supply of Bubble gum to give to his drummers throughout their band years. Monica leaves Mrs. Papelian and Mr. Christie a closet full of disected pigs with chicken livers. Heather Clark and Tracy Levasseur leave Mrs. Turcotte a private key to Heather ' s house so she can sneak over for lunch. Peggy Yeomans leaves Mr. Thuot a copy of Carly Simon ' s song, You ' re So Vain. Terri leaves Mr. Canestrari a date for next year ' s prom and her promise to gain five more pounds. Kelly Grenon leaves Mr. Tardif a dozen red carnations for all the carnation sales she won ' t be there to buy him one. Yolande leaves Mr. Frappier one big nickle. Peggy and Rex leave Mr. Fox a lifetime supply of library passes. Terri leaves Mr. Fox her acute sister Stacie to guide throughout her next 5 years and a lot of thanks for being such a great friend and advisor. Terri leaves Mr. Plasse a room full of clean desks and a homeroom who will keep them that way. Chris leaves Mr. Thuot a million thanks for teaching how to express her¬ self in words. Kathi Allard leaves Field Hockey coaches Donna Foye and Kathy Lobisser Nothing. Greg Stringfellow leaves Mr. Schreffler a class full of Mike Borkowski ' s and Greg Stringfellows, and one padded rubber cell. Aimee Coady leaves Mrs. Mills a Coady who goes to class. Terri and Peggy leave Mr. McDonough a first place Bolf Team. Denise and Patty leave Mrs. Concannon a Monday morning trip to McDonalds. Yolande leaves Mr. Conti a giant Monopoly board and a tremendous amount of respect. Aimee Coady leaves Mr. Porter a track Captain who was as gullible as her. Greg Stringfellow leaves one confession to Mr. Christie: that Monica Niedzwiadek thinks he is cute and loveable. Sharon leaves Mr. Suffaletto a note saying she won ' t be in 5th period study anymore. Roberto leaves Mr. Ciavarrini a class full of Salaam ' s and all the lasagna and wine he can eat and drink in 24 hours. Shirley Smith leaves Mrs. Parker the best of luck in finding another under dog to replace her. Lucie leaves Miss Rocheleau another little witch who sits in the back of the room and never discusses Physics. Yolande leaves Mr. Thuot an all expense paid trip to the place of his choice since she couldn ' t go last time, the words, Hi John, and a kiss. Kevin Winship departs with word of wisdom for the administration; Do not be fooled, the school ' s true elite are not as niave as they appear to be. Renee leaves Mr. Rook problems 5—4, 6-1 in hopes that someday someone will figure them out. Chris Santini and Bobby Pemberton leave Mr. Thuot a free course in etiquette in downtown London taught by Patti Sohl. Roxanne leaves Mr. Rook a place where Mrs. Day won ' t be able to find him. Lisa Lamothe leaves Mr. Fleury a box of 2 pencils, a franks and beans dinner, and all her love. Elicia Seifert leaves Mr. Cleary the choice of a picnic, wedding or plot at forest lawns, and all her love. Bobby leaves Mr. Cheever a new supply of tennis rackets that are everlasting and 1,000 new tennis balls for all those that accidently went over the fence. Lisa Lamothe leaves Mr. Bonollo a gag. The Class of 1983 wills to the underclassmen of Bellingham High School the Following: Jeanne Galipeau leaves her sister Diane a fantastic Junior and Senior year. Terri and Peggy leave Eric Milot a years supply of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Karyn leaves her brother Mike her phone and the keys to the car. Monique leaves the future Advanced Business English classes a revised edition of the text book deleting all chapters of writing letters. This year ' s Seniors in DECA leave the 1983-84 DECA classes one case of whiteout, a years supply of typing paper, and the patience to do their manuals. Good luck next year! Roxanne leaves her brother Joey the best of luck in his next three years at B.H.S. and takes his strength to continue in the roughest times. Donna leaves Joe, Kim, and Andy, the bestof luck in their high school years. Cheryl leaves Kacey a good cheerleading squad and girls that listen. Monique leaves Diane and Kim lots of luck in next year ' s tennis season and hope they have a good year. Karyn leaves Danny Cheeks ' ’ to remember her by. Jackie leaves Joann two corridors of gorgeous, sexy senior guys for the taking. Judi Loof leaves Katherine Hyndes and Julie Belisle her entire wardrobe with matching accessories to divide up equally. Karyn Meehan leaves Diane Goodwin a locker mate who will entertain her as well as she did, and a marching season ' s supply of bagged lunches. The Cheerleaders of 1983 leave tne Cheerleaders of 1984 the best of luck and a basketball team that can compare with the one they had this year. Ann leaves Cindy L„ Maureen P., and Patti S., all her memories of England her locker, her laughter, and her friendship. Boomer leaves Deb a zipper for her mouth. Terri leaves Diane a bookcase full of Dr. Suess books and many thanks for being a best friend and sis . Bobby wishes all the best to Debbie and Phil and hopes that they get the most out of high school the way he did. Pat leaves a lot of luck to next year ' s basketball coach and the team. Aimee Coady leaves Judi Lowry a tall, blondehaired, blue eyed hunk. Kelly leaves Renee all the early dismissal notes she needs. Jeanne Galipeau leaves Patti Sohl the Soprano sections of the Chorus and thanks for being such a good friend. Diane leaves Dawn years of memories that were as good as hers. Judi leaves Michelle Rivera her own personal telephone with her own phone number. Karen leaves Robyn the car for lunch every day, a few late slips, and the very best of luck in the school year ' 84 ' , love and kisses. Kelly Grenon leaves Carrie Tranta big hug goodbye and a wish for the best of luck in the future. Shirley Smoth leaves Lisa Duason the name C.P. in field hockey next year. Good luck Twirp, you ' ll need it! Aimee Coady leaves Donna Rousseau, Robin Welch, and Joane Eno a ride home from track. Lee leaves Denise patience, debates with Mr. Conti, and best wishes in senior year. Luv ya. Kathy Locklin leaves Greg Canestrari his own locker in the music room. Kathy leaves Richard her norn. Kelly Grenon leaves Melissa a wish that her high school years were as great as hers were. Aimee Coady leaves Stacey, Marci, and Mandi the best of luck in their remaining years of high school and hope their memories will be as good as hers were. Yolande leaves John another trip to the Bahamas to recreate those days on the beach. Dave leaves Sheila all the fun times they had. Deirdre, Christine and Lori leave Barbie Kilroy a great Senior year without them. Good luck. Judi leaves Dyan a pen, paper, a book of stamps, a four year Bell Telphone gift certificate, and a trip to New York for whenever she needs someone to talk to, and also, the best of luck, the best of friends, and the best of times at Bellingham High School. Debbie leaves the special kids in room 16 a world full of happiness and lots of love. Laurie leaves Laurie Remillard a friend like Liz to get you home from school every day. Yea have a good one. Liz leaves Joel the van to get to school on time if it is still in one piece by the time you get your license. The Senior Volleyball players leave the 1983-84 volleyball team a coach, preferably one who doesn ' t know the Bear Walk. Lori, Deirdre, Liz, and Laurie leave next years OEA an advisor with a sense of direction. Cheryl leaves Robin Caferella three more years of high school and a lifetime of happiness. Yolande leaves John one big fat hairy pair of elephant shoes and the words, I love you. Peggy leaves Joe D. her thanks for his understanding kindness, and long phone calls that kept her from going crazy in the night. Mrs. Rabbit leaves Mr. Pogostick one eighteen wheeler full of Halloween candy. Brenda leaves April a ride to school and a teacherless hall to walk down. Jeanne leaves Kendra Arcand the 1983-84 Colorguard, a years supply of patience, and her plastic hat. Good luck. Respectuflly submitted, Jacqueline A. Bonin Judith A. Loof 46 Mrs. Papelian — Advisors — Mrs. Valorie t fjj j tit?. -M Well Seniors, we did it! After four long, hard years of high school, it ' s finally over. Although it hasn ' t been easy, it really wasn ' t all that bad, was it? They say we have our whole lives ahead of us, but let ' s not forget our years at B.H.S. Memories of the friendships, the laughter, the smiles, and now the tears. Memories we can cherish all our lives . . . “Memories light the corners of my mind. Misty water color memories of the way we were. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind, smiles we gave to one another for the way we were. Remember double sessions? We watched ' Happy Days ' reruns before catching the bus, and came home just in time for supper. In 7th and 8th grades we found our way around the school, saw new faces, and started friendships that would last for many years to come. In Freshman year, we elected Bob Pemberton as our Class President, Kathy Locklin as Vice President, Jeanne Galipeau as Secretary, and Paul Dalpe as Treasurer. We had our first Carnation Sale and had a Balloon Dance. As Sophomores, we started to become active as a class. Kevin Winship was our President, Bob Pemberton Vice President, Jeanne Galipeau Secretary, and Jackie Bonin Treasurer. At our Christmas Dance, Bobby and Jeanne dressed as Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus and we sold Christmas Carnations. We had a car wash to raise money, had “Super Sophomore Spirit Week, and voted on Superlatives. We planned an elaborate Ring Dance, and with the help of Mr. Fox, turned this gym into an elaborate ballroom. In our Junior year, our class was adopted by Mrs. Valorie and Mrs. Papelian, and we became busier than ever before. Bob Pemberton was President, Kevin Winship Vice President, Jeanne Galipeau Secretary, and Jackie Bonin Treasurer. We sold Nature Wreaths at the Autumn Flea Market, sold Christmas and St. Patricks Day Carnations, attended the Jr. Sr. Christmas Party, had our Junior Prom at the Sheraton in Mansfield, our first formal occasion as a class, and our football team had its first winning season in a long time. “Can it be that it was all so simple then, or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again, tell me would we? Could we? Sometime between last September and today, our Senior year flew by. We made important decisions regarding our futures, and made it through our last year. For the first time in the history of our class, we elected four female officers. Jeanne Galipeau was our President, Karyn Meehan Vice President, Judi Loof Secretary, and Jackie Bonin Treasurer. We had Senior Dress Up Day, a Halloween Dance, participated in the Flea Market, donated Thanksgiving Baskets to needy families, planned the Jr. Sr. Christmas Party, held a raffle, and sponsored “Funtastik Fifties Night. We sold carnations for Christmas and St. Patrick ' s Day, had a Valentines and Sadie Hawkins Dance, and held “Senior Spirit Week. And, we will never forget our 1983 Tri Valley League Championship winning basketball team. After April vacation, we caught “Senior-itis, and struggled through our last days of school. We had the first Jr. Sr. Prom at Demetri ' s Red Snapper with the largest turnout ever (close to 400 people!) We took our final exams, had Senior Takeover Day, went on the Class Trip to the Frank Davis Resort, and then heard the first bars of “Pomp and Circumstance at graduation rehearsals. And now, here we are, it ' s Class Day. Tonight we will say goodbye to our teachers, classmates and friends at the Senior Class. Banquet, and tomorrow night we will graduate. We have a lot of good things to remember about Bellingham High School, and like they say, “These are the best of times. “So, it ' s the laughter we will remember whenever we remember the way we were. The way we were. Judi Loof v. . feanne, our leader, head of the class. Karyn, the V.P., a soft spoken gal. Loving and caring, this remarkable lass. Efficient. A doer. She ' s everyone ' s pal. Judi, madam secretary, one foxy lady. With notes ever lucid—not one ever shady. Jackie, so organized, the creme de la creme — With treasury money — one fantastic femme. I I Artwork Cliff Lander Senior Activities Elicia Seifert Staff Front Row: Cheryl Cafarella, Kim Marinelli, Cheryl Raneri, Terri Wyatt, Monique Fleuette. Second Row: Brenda Joseph, Yolande Belhumeur, Chris Laplante, Peggy Yeomans. Third Row: Maureen D. Henderson, Lori Whitehouse, Aimee Coady, Karyn Meehan, Patty Carpenter, Lisa Lamothe, Monica Niedzwadek. Business Steve Patrick Club and Activities Roxanne E dick Sports Neil Lovering, Donna Harrop Epilogue Photography Kevin Winship —a— Ring Dance April 10,1981 Always and Forever April 15,1982 U.V.L. Junior Senior Christmas Party December 22.1982 Up Where We Belong May 5,1983 Demitri ' s Red Snapper Foxboro, MA Blue Star COURT Princesses Seated Left to Right: Karen Armstrong, Jean Catarius, Senior Queen Karen Lafond, Laurie Brunetti, Michelle Lacroix. Standing: Nicole Lavoilette, Junior Queen Robin Dumas, Patty Carpentier, and Len Chin. 57 5Eniar Report HB3 FTlavies ET Officer and a Gentleman The Verdict Fast Times at Ridgemont High 48 Hours Porky ' s Poltergeist Rocky III First Blood Tootsie Pinch Groups Van Halen Men at Work Rolling Stones Journey Hall Oates The Clash J. Geils Bob Seger The Go Gos Ozzy Osbourne Loverboy Pat Benatar Toto Billy Squire Asia TV 5hnws General Hospital Fame Saturday Night Live Square Pegs Hill St. Blues Facts of Life i Magnum P.I. « Dynasty Trapper John M.D. M.A.S.H. ), i ( 1 I Albums ; i Business As Usual — Men at Work ' Speak of the Devil — Ozzy Osbourne Escape — Journey Thriller — Michael Jackson H 2 0 — Hall Oates American Fool — John Cougar Built for Speed — Stray Cats Fair Warning — Van Halen Africa — Toto Get Nervous — Pat Benatar Combat Rock — The Clash Get Lucky — Loverboy Down Under — Men at Work Dirty Laundry — Don Henley Athena — The Who Truly — Lionel Richie ; Mickey — Toni Basil • Stray Cat Strut — Stray Cats I Do — J. Geils Just You and I — Crystal Gayle and Eddie Rabbit Maneater — Hall Oates Eye of the Tiger — Survivor Beat It — Michael Jackson Back on the Chain Gang — Pretenders Up Where We Belong — Joe Cocker Jennifer Warnes Come On Eileen — Dexy ' s Midnight Runners Shame on the Moon — Bob Seger Hard to Say I ' m Sorry — Chicago Hungry Like a Wolf — Duran Duran Everybody Wants You — Billy J Squire FavnritE 5ai_|ings Wicked awesome! What a bummer! Oh my Go-od! I ' m like freaking out totally! Chill out! Who Dey” Be real! Go for it! What ' s up? Places tn Go McDonald ' s The Movies The Beach Lincoln Mall Pago Pago The Drive In New York Cape Cod The Centrum C.Y.O. Center Skate Palace Silver Ball To Sleep Changes LUe ' d Lihe tn 5ee Decrease Inflation Less Pollution Decreased Unemployment Less Drug Abuse Revision of our Judicial System Increased Food Wealth Nuclear Disarmament More Family Unity Renewed Interest in the Arts Outlaw Illegal Possession of Guns A Woman President End Racial and Religious Prejudice World Peace More Religion Senior Superlatives Most Likely to Succeed — Jeanne Galipeau and Bob Pemberton Friendliest — Jackie Bonin and Dave Gatchell 66 Most Athletic — Roger Canestrari and Kathi Allard Best Dressed — Judi Loof and Bob Pemberton Most Spirited — Cheryl Ranieri and Dave Gatchell Class Clowns — Chris McEnroy and David Gatchell Shortest — Meredith Gallant and Eric Gayer Class Scholars — Lucie Parenteau and Neil Lovering Class Couple — Karen Lafond and Paul Dalpe 67 Class Flirt — Yolande Belhumeur I Class Flirt — Bob Shugrue 1 7 f) f y A A r m ■ i m jf ♦ FACULTY VOTED : est Dressed Mike Minard Most Attractive Peter Shugrue lest Sense of Humor Dave Gatchell friendliest Mike Fernald Most Cooperative Steve Patrick Most Unpredictable Mike Canesi lack Jill of All Trades Kevin Winship Tallest Cliff Lander Shortest Eric Gayer Most Excitable Jeff Laime Calmest Joe Witkowski Most Reliable Helpful Steve Patrick Softest Voice Richard Trahan Most Organized Chris Laviolette Most Disorganized Chris Condon Most School Spirit David Gatchell Most Forgetful Bill Andreason Most Athletic Roger Canestrari Best Natured Jay LeBlanc Most Talkative Tom Hammann Most Demanding Eli Kraus Weakest Kidneys Wayne Walker Most Likely to be Remembered Bob Shugrue Most Likely to Succeed Chris Laviolette SUPERLATIVES Judi Loof Jill Ferris Kathy Morin Lisa Seifert Jackie Bonin Kelly Forestal Roxanne Edick Patty Carpentier Sally Bogan Sabina Fleuette Chris Santini Elainna Longo Denise Caffarelli Jackie Bonin Chris McEnroy Monica Niedzwadek Aimee Coady Kathi Allard Liz Bourre Meredith Gallant Lisa Lamothe Caroline Short Jeanne Galipeau Lucie Parenteau 69 70 UNDERCLASSMEN GYM EK; 71 tf V, Class °f 84 Left to Right: Katy Kantor (vice-pres), Stephanie Rice (sec.), Michelle Hodell (treas.), Denise Ambler (pres.). 1 i Compliments of: MCCARTHY’S Compliments of: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK 73 74 Compliments of: AUCLAIR’S HOME APPLIANCE, INC. Welcome Class of 87 m — 76 77 78 FACULTY 79 Mr. Canestrari, Principal Mr. Vangel, Superintendent Administration Mr. Frappier, Vice Principal Mr. Kearnan, Vice Principal 80 Mr. Purich Mr. Gauvin Mr. Fleury Guidance Miss Dodsworth 81 82 ta Mr. Lemieux Mr. Vento Mr. Thuot Department Mrs. Trudel Mr. Plante 83 Mr. Kowalczyk Mr. Lindsay Mr. Gayer Social Studies Devartment 84 Mr. Dalpe Mr. Biron Mr. Cheever Business Department Mrs. Sanocki Mrs. Gray Mrs. Robidoux Mr. Rook Mrs. Flanagan Mr. Ciavarini Mrs. Lowry k Mrs. Spencer-Travers Mr.Guillemette 85 Mr. Plasse Mr. Pepin Mrs. Carr Math Department Mr. G. Trudeau Miss Daebel Mrs. Slater 86 Science Miss Manning Mr. Christie Miss Rocheleau Mr. Tardif Mr. Porter Mr. artment Mr. Beaulieu Mr. Cohn Mrs. Lehr Miss Xenos 87 Physical Education Mr. Bonollo Mr. Spera Mr. Cournoyer Mrs. Mills Mr. Anderson Mrs. Mohan Mr. Schreffler 88 Mrs. Turcotte Mrs. Pierce Mrs. Finlay 89 s V e c Mrs. Ladoucer Mr. MacAdam i a l N e e d s Mr. Clinton 90 . Mr. Suffoletto Mrs. Jacques Mrs. Mangano Miss Kowalczyk Miss Roux Mr. Baker 91 Mrs. Lewinski Mrs. Cooper |_“_ Secretarial Staff. _| , Mrs. Szydlik 92 Best Speaker Faculty Superlatives Mr. Thuot Mrs. Kilburn Fairest Mr. Plante Mrs. Beck Most Athletic Mr. Bonollo Miss Xenos Most Attractive Mr. A. Trudeau Mrs. Finley Most Organized Mr. Fox Mrs. Robidoux Most Disorganized Mr. Johnson Mrs. Kilburn Most Helpful Mr. Cleary Mrs. Flanagan Most Unusual Mr. Cheever Mrs. Pierce Most Likely to be Remembered Mr. Frappier Miss Rocheleau Most Popular Mr. Bonollo Mrs. Beck Most School Spirit Mr. Schreffler Mrs. Valorie Most Predictable Mr. Tardif Mrs. Concannon Most Unpredictable Mr. Cheever Miss Rocheleau Most Talkative Mr. Bonollo Mrs. Andreoni Strictest Mr. Tardif Miss Rocheleau Friendliest Mr. Cleary Mrs. Most Influential Mr. Frappier Spencer-T ravers Miss Manning Loudest Voice Mr. Ciavarini Mrs. Flanagan Softest Voice Mr. Pepin Mrs. Finlay Most Respected Mr. Conti Mrs. Kilburn Best Dressed Mr. A. Trudeau Mrs. Parker 93 L SPORTS 95 � ts FIELD HOCKEY — VARSITY: Bottom, L-R: Shelly King, Jennifer Gayer, Shirley Smith, Karen Lafond, Barbara Kilroy, Deirdre Guidera. Top, L-R: Coach Kathy Lobisser, Lisa Duason, Kathy Allard, Jennifer Albert, Stacey Coady, Christine McEnroy, Elizabeth Winship, Judith Loof, Coach Donna Foye. FIELD HOCKEY — JV: Bottom, L-R: Marcelle Coady, Lisa Payne, Debroah Pemberton, Linda Beals, Laura Roberts, Joyce Manning, Diane Loot. Top, L-R: Coach Kathy Lobbisser, Danielle Coady, Deanne Mackenzie, Diane Lafond, Barbara Deziel, Joan Eno, Beth Thornton, Coach Donna Foye. 97 I s l t F o o t b a l l FOOTBALL: 1st Row: Mike Rowe, Doug Henderson, Gary Morrell, Mike Canesi, Joe Anderson (co-capt.). Bob Shugrue (co-capt.), Wayne Walker, Peter Shugrue, David Gatchell, Bruce Laprade. 2nd Row: Mark Hennigan, Peter Ethier, Randy Goneau, Mike Gonya, Tony DeMauro, Robert Gerrior, Robert Primavera, Brian Thornton, Ralph Carpentier, John Blaine, Timothy Provost. 3rd Row: John Hammann, Mike Grider, Roland Schwillinski, Mark Armstrong, Joe Thomas, Eric Anderson, Ted Rigney, Gary Pandolfi, Bill Roche. 4th Row: Mark Eldridge, Paul Primavera, Scott Goodrick, Mike Thibault, Mike Meehan, Bill McDonough, Joe Edick, Dan Mazzola, Brian Perry. 5th Row: Richard Horace, Joe Bourre, Kenneth Morrell, Timothy Lomberto. 98 VOLLEYBALL — VARSITY: Bottom, L-R: Paula McCarthy, Jackie Bonin, Michelle Rivera, Maureen D. Henderson, Sherry Wight. Middle, L-R: Aimee Coady, Karen Meehan, Coach Crook, Roxanne Edick, Sabina Fluette. Top, L-R: Elicia Seifert. 100 Shelley Benoit, Patricia ;, Kim Dwyer, Christina VOLLEYBALL — JV: Bottom, L-R: Delia Guidera, Lori MacGillivra; Henderson, Nancy Eaton. Top, L-R: Diane Goodwin, Katherine Szyd Picard, Coach Crook. 101 n CROSS COUNTRY: Bottom, L-R: Kenneth Hoyt, Gregory Auger, Timothy Moran, Timothy Auger, Richard Lofgren, Pamela Rutter. Top, L-R: James Costello, Kevin Winship, David Wrenn, Mark Blanchard, Jeff Moran. SOCCER: Bottom, L-R: John Letowt, Mike Manning, Scott Rezendes, Steve McKenna, Mike McKenna, James Lewis, Edward DeMichele, Richard Deryck Edward Braley. Top, L-R: Mike Smith, Warren Leclere, Kenny Parsons, David Sands, Jim Holderby, Danny Grant, Bob Benedict, Jeff Unkel, Mark Johnson, Greg Smith, Steve Plante, Kenny Jackson, Joe Kosmas, Coach Andy Laplume. Missing: Eli Kraus. 103 Varsity Basketball VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL: First Row: Kenny Jackson, Eric Andrews, Eric Gayer, Mike IQ Reed, Patrick Tiernan, Danny Paniss. Second Row: Coach Jim Bonollo, Tom Hammann, Roger Canestrari, Jim Holderbee, Kevin Winship, Bill Roche. I 105 JV BOYS BASKETBALL: First Row: John Henderson, Mitch Hardenbrook, Michael Prendergast, Kenneth Morell, Jack Taylor, Bill Laplante. Second Row: Roy Fowlin, Paul Primevera, David Bauer, Coach Roy Fox, John Thomas, Mark Johnson, Bill McMillan. i5l CHEERLEADERS: First Row: Yolande Belhumer, Kristine Brown, Kacey Halnon, Cheryl Ranier, Faith Willis, Pam Davis. Second Row: Ms. Sencal, Terece Maines , Lisa McGovern, Cindy Chroniak, Jean Catarius, Kim Marinelli. c h e e l e r s 107 Girls Basketball I GIRLS BASKETBALL: First Row: Shirley Smith, Lisa Frain, Kim Ladouceur, Pam Rutter, Barbara Kilroy, Donna Harrop. Second Row: Sue Hebert, Stacey Coady, Christine McEnroy, Patricia Deziel, Daphne Grant, Jennifer Albert, Coach Ed Fleury. JV GIRLS BASKETBALL: First Row: Delia Guidera, Ann Maria Borkowski, Lisa Payne, Patricia Henderson, Mary Tiernan, Heather Fontaine, Mandy Coady. Second Row: Coach Cathy Lobisser, Michelle Hardenbrook, Linda Beals, Barbara Deziel, Deanne MacKenzie, Kim Trites, Sherryl Bertolino, Beth Thornton. -j09 I w l n t e r r a c 110 WINTER TRACK: First Row: Coach Paul Cournoyer, Sherlia Hastie, Tammy Arcand, Marci Coady, Michelle Winship. Second Row: Sabina Fluette, Robin Welch, Nicki Parenteau, Joane Eno, Donna Roussou, Tracy Sivacek. Third Row: Michelle Rivera, Elizabeth Winship, Jan Riendeau, Judi Lowry, Candy Chapman, John Blaine. Fourth Row: Jim Costello, Richard Lofgren, Richard Foster, Scott Godorich, Roland Arcand, David Wrenn. Fifth Row: Jeff Morin, Greg Auger, Robert Primivera, Brian Thorton, Mark Henni an, David Sands, Robert Burke. Sixth Row: Timmy Morin, Ted Rigney, Peter Ethier, Ralph Carpentier, Chris Laviolette, Tim Shugrue, Sean Kelly. Missing: Darrin Gray, Kathi Allard, Aimee Coady, Tim Auger. HOCKEY: First Row: Keith Boucher, David Ollenborger, Bill Collins, Scott Rezendes, Tim McCaigon, Joe Robidoux, Chip Coleman, Jay Fowler. Second Row: Coach Leo Bouchamp, Mike Mulry, Joe Kosmos, Mike Thibault, Mike McKenna, Mike Meehan, Bill McDonough, Ken Lafond, Coach Butch Bouchamp. Ill Front Row: Tricia Henderson, Lisa Frain, Donna Harrop, Kim Ladouceur, Lisa Coolbrith, Lisa Duason, Kathi Allard. Second Row: Doreen Marini, Sabina Fluette, Sue Hebert, Carolyn Morgan, Barbara Deziel, Deane Mackenzie. Front Row: Beth Thornton, Marci Coady, Mandi Coady, Mary Tiernan, Denise Rooney. Second Row: Coach Spencer-Travers, Jen Albert, Stacey Coady, Tina Picard, Lisa Payne, Linda Beals. 113 Compliments of: KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Baseball Front Row: Roger Canestrari, Tom Hammann, Mike Reed, Neil Lovering, Bill Doyle. Second Row: John Blaine, Bill McDonough, Cliff Lander, Chris Laviolette, Nanci Haley. Third Row: Joe Kosmos, Bill Roche, Steve Plante, Paul Dalpe, Jim Costello, Coach Jim Bonollo. 114 Compliments of: SAVE RITE Front Row: Coach Glen Gariepy, Bill LaPlante, Ken Parsons, Mike Meehan, John Van der Wall, Robin Pearson. Second Row: Jerry Mayhew, Russell Dalpe, Chris Arbogast, Brian Perry, Cindy Sasson. Third Row: Kenny Morrell, Bill Kilroy, Brad Bolduc, Mike Thibault, John Henderson, Bill Collins, Ed Braley. . -‘-z Compliments of: WOONSOCKET RACQUETBALL NAUTILUS DANCE CLUB r a c 116 Front Row: Coach Paul Cournoyer, Ed Brown, Roy Fowlin, John Hammann, Tim Morin, Darrer; Gray, Coach A 1 Spera. Second Row: Dick Lofgren, Dave Sands, Paul Primivera, Mark Hennigan 5 Mike Rowe, Bob Shugrue, Dave Wrenn. Third Row: Shawn Kelly, Ted Rigney, Dean Vitarisi j David Graves, Scott Goodrick, Tim Jansen. Fourth Row: Bob Primivera, Tim Auger, Joe Thomas Greg Auger, Tim Shugrue, Martin Lans. J V y | ' j • -3 ,. .. , 1 Compliments of: LIL GENERAL STORE Front Row: Kris Brown, Robin Welch, Katy Szydlik, Aimee Coady, Donna Rousseau, Joane Eno, Deb Pemberton. Second Row: Deb Vitarisi, Pam Rutter, Judy Lowry, Candy Chapman, Kim Spr- ingston, Chris Amerault, Tracy Civacek, Tammy Arcand. Third Row: Coach A1 Spera, Coach Rick Porter, Beth Roche, Kris Edwardsen, Mary Beth Lockett, Sheila Hastie. Compliments of: LORNES TOWN COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON l T l r a c 117 Front Row: Scott Hodge, P. B. Burke, Phil Littlefield, Mark Henderson. Second Row: Co; Cheevers, Robert Pemberton, David Gatchell, Mike Galuza, Jeff Pattow. Missing From Picture ell Hardenbrook. 118 Compliments of: RENEE’S ONE STOP CLEANER Front Row: Donna Shaw, Ann Marie Borkowski, Robin Connolly, Michelle Hardenbrook, Cindy Morrell. Second Row: Coach Compagnone, Karen LaFond, Monica Niedzwiadik, Kim Dwyer, Monique Fleuette, Diane Goodwin, Susan Schmitt. 11Q Compliments of: HYS FLOWERS, INC. II Front Row: Eric Van der Wal, Paul Higgins. Second Row: Jerry Hall, Coach Steve McDonough, Rick Foster. Missing From Picture: John Letowt, Craig Goodrick, James MacDonald, Darren Newton. I 120 Front Row: Kathi Allard, Aimee Coady, Karen LaFond. Second Row: Robert Pemberton, Ricky Foster, Christine McEnroy, Sabina Fluette, Darren Gray. Third Row: David Wrenn, Roger Canestrari, Clif f Lander, Kevin Winship, Paul Dalpe, Tom Hammann. 121 s a b i n a F l u e t t e 124 Outstanding i I i i Athletes Here, Roger receives a ball commemorating his 1000 career high school points. e r a n e s r a r i 125 126 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES to 127 Compliments of: VET’S PACKAGE STORE _H I From Left to Right, First Row: Donna Harrop, Jill Ferris, Sheila Dovle, Michelle Choiniere, Judith Loof (secretary-treasurer), Jeanne Galipeau (president), Neil Lover¬ ing (vice-president), Denise Lamothe, Jacqueline Bonin, Lucie Parenteau, and Christine | Santini. Second Row: Michelle Hodell, Susan Deroches, Maureen Prendagast, Patricia 1 Sohl, Donna Conroy, Cynthia Chroniak, Brenda Joseph, Roxanne Edick, Maureen D. I Henderson, Elicia Seifert, Judy Lydon, and Lisa Lamotne. Third Row: Eric Gayer, Brian I Edwardson, James Costello, Steve Roberts, Joseph Harrop, Michael Galuza, Patrick 3 Tiernan, and Bruce Laprade. Fourth Row: Lisa Parenteau, Christine Laplante, Patricia I Carpentier, Eric Andrews, Robert Creasia, Joseph Anderson, Douglas Henderson, I Christopher Laviolette, and Michael Reed. V ? Compliments of: HI LO PACKAGE STORE The Best From Left to Right, Front Row: Michelle Hodell (11), Jackie Bonin (12), Linda Beals (10), Diane Allard (9), Brett Mulvey (8). Second Row: Michael Reed (11), Ted Rigney (10), Eric Gayer (12), Charles Littlefield (9), and Elizabeth Thorton (8). From Left to Right, Front Row: Judy Lowry (10), Judi Loof (12), Robin Connolly (9), Patrick Tiernan (11). Second Row: Lise Parenteau (11), David Gatchell (12), Ken Parsons (10), and Nancy Locklin (8). Not present were Peter Short (8), and Mitchell Hardenbrook (9). From Left to Right, Front Row: Paula Racine (9), Denise Lamothe (11), Lani Newton (8), Kim Connolly (10), Dean Vitarisi (10). Second Row: Steve Welch (9), Eric Andrews (11), Jeanne Galipeau (12), Kevin Winship (12), and Brad Bolduc (8). From Left to Right, Front Row: Denise Ambler (11), Heather Stearns (9), Hope Menard (8), Donna Harrop (12). Second Row: John Henderson (10), Stacey Coady (10), Chris Laviolette (12), and Roy Fowlin (8). Not Present Were: Bruce Bolduc (11), and Paul Burke (9). 133 s t u d e n t G o V e r n m e n t First Row: Dyan Loof, Debbie Parziale, Candy Chapman, Yolande Belhumeur, Patricia Henderson, Joane Enos, Linda Beals, Robin Connolly, Christine Picard, Dianne Galipeap. Second Row: Miss Manning (advisor), Mark Dehmer, Jackie Bonin, Kim Connolly, Aimee Coady, Robert Pemberton, Stacey Coady, Kelly Gaffney, Denise Ambler, Dina Harpin. Third Row: Roxanne Edick, Judi Loof, Lisa Parenteau, Christine Laplante, Robert Creasia, Michael Reed, Chris Laviolette, Bruce Bolduc, Lisa Lamothe, Karen Meehan. Through the Doors Concert Sponsored by the Student Council Front Row: Noelle Laviolette, Katherine Hynds. Second Row: Robert Pemberton, Denise Ambler. Not Shown: Yolande Belhumeur. First Row: Terri Wyatt, Linda Beals, Cindy Sasson. Second Row: Noelle Laviolette, Jaone Enos, John Van der Wal, Yolande Belhumeur, Robin Connolly, Mark Dehmer, Kenny Parsons. Third Row: Lise Parenteau, Chris Laviolette, Robert Pemberton, John Blaine, Karen Meehan, Denise Ambler, Kim Connolly. Aimee Coady (secretary), Chris Laviolette (pres.), Kim Connolly (v.p.), Bruce Bolduc (pub. rel.) Robert Pemberton, Yolande Belhumeur, Michael Reed. 135 INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE CLUB — From Left to Right, First Row: Cin¬ dy Lowry, Lucie Parenteau, Jennifer O ' Donnell, Maureen Henderson, Maureen D. Henderson, Diane Lussier. Second Row: Mark Dehmer, Chris Condon, Chris Laviolette, Christine Santini, Monica Niedzwiadek. Library-Aides LIBRARY AIDES — From Left to Right: Robert Eliot, Linda Fleury, Marlene Jenckes, Michelle Letourneau, Gazelle Gaston, Carrie Trant, Michael Forte. NEWSPAPER STAFF — From Left to Right, First Row: Michelle Hodell, Kelly Gaffney, Renee Larivierre, Dianne Galipeau, Lisa Zereski, Juliette Cade, Nancy Haley. Second Row: John Vanderwal, Karen Meehan, Kim Connolly, Ken Parsons, Jennifer Zereski, Roland Arcand, Tawn Duffey, and Diane Allard. D cn OFFICERS: From Left to Right: Kelly Forestal (treasurer), Patricia Carpentier (secretary), Karen Meehan (store manager), Steve Patrick; (store manager), Elicia Seifert (vice-president), Peter Harty (president). STATE WINNERS: From Left to Right: Kathleen Morin (third place — general merchan¬ dising written event), Judith Loof (second place — apparel and accessories written event), Roxanne Edick (first place — finance and credit written event), Elicia Seifert (second place — general merchandising written event), and Cynthia Chroniak (third place — ap¬ parel ana accessories). This year the D.E.C.A. club did quite well at both the District II competition and the Massachusetts State Competition. At the District II competition there was a total of 22 awards that were won by the Bellingham High School Divi¬ sion of D.E.C.A. First place trophy winners included Robert Pemberton, Judi Loof, Kathleen Morin, Lori Eames, David Brennan, and Patricia Carpentier. Second place trophy win¬ ners included Steven Patrick, Roxanne Edick, Judith Loof, Kathleen Morin, Kelly Forestal, and Robert Pemberton. Third place trophy winners included Judith Loof, Cynthia Chroniak, Donald Brennan, and Michelle Choiniere. There were also several certificate winners: Edward Doura, Lori Whitehouse, Kelly Gaffney, Katleen Morin, Patricia Carpentier, Elicia Seifert, Donna Conroy, Karen Meehan, and Daniel Griffin. At the State level of competition there was a total of 17 awards that were won by the Bellingham High School Divi¬ sion of D.E.C.A. Trophy winners include Roxanne Edick (first place), Judith Loof (second place), Elicia Seifert (sec¬ ond place), Kathleen Morin (third place), and Cynthia Chroniak (third place). Receiving palques were Lori Eames, Robert Pemberton, Patricia Carpentier, Michelle Choiniere, and Kelly Gaffney. Certificates of Achievement were awarded to Lori Whitehouse, Steven Patrick, Karen Meehan, Donna Conroy, Daniel Griffin, and Edward Doura. From Left to Right, First Row: Lynda Tagliaferri, Donna Laferriere, Jan Riendeau, Denise Pratt. Second Row: Kelly Forestal, Lori McMasters, Vicki Kozak, Paula McCarthy, Kathleen Morin, Lori Trant, Michelle Choiniere, Susan Hen- nesy, Daniel Griffin, Edward Doura, Lorrie Eames, Kelly Gaffney, Lori Whitehouse. Third Row: Dawn Hall , Donna Conroy, Carol Ustinowich, Roxanne Edick, Judith Loof, Elicia Seifert, Lisa Frain, Carol Morgan, Holly Thomas, Pam Davis, Sharon Gagnon, Paula Marcoux. Fourth Row: Kacey Hallam, Ms. Senecal (co-advisor), Tammy Heuklom, Patricia Carpentier, Karen Meehan, Thomas Magee, Keith Boucher, Tina Destefani, Michael McKenna, Paula Crawford. Fifth Row: Steve Patrick, Mike MacGilvray, Dave Brennan, John Boni, Peter Harty, Robert Pemberton, Donald Brennan, and Mr. Guillemette (advisor). 139 Officers President: Donna Harr op Vice President: Laurie Brunetti Secretary: Deidre Guidera Treasurer: Liz Bourre Historian: Lori Beggs Advisor: Ms. Senecal From Left to Right, First Row: Vicki Kozak, Ms. Senecal, Lori Brunetti, and Deidre Guidera. Second Row: Maureen Prendagast, Renee Larrivierre, Liz Bourre, Carol Ustinowich, Jill Ferris, Denise Pratt, and Monique Fleutte. CHESS TEAM — From Left to Right, First Row: Scott Hodge, Donovan Guin, Thomas Reed, Arthur Stebbings. Second Row: Rodd Srochaj, Chris Condon, Dina Harpin, Mr. Cheevers (Advisor), Eli Kraus, and Scott Goodrich. 141 Audio Visual Staff A. V. — From Left to Right, First Row: Robert Pemberton, Bill Laplante, and Jon Berlinquet. Second Row: Kevin Winship, Cliff Landers, and Steve Plante. Chess Team 142 Pi I PEP SQUAD — From Left to Right, First Row: Terri Wyatt (captain), Susan LaCasse (Co- Captain), Yolande Belhumeur, Amy Rudnik, Susan Walsh. Second Row: Patricia Mc- Queeney, Jennifer O ' Donnell, Cory Henderson, Mr. Fleury (Advisor), Michelle Letowneau, Maureen Henderson, Tina Bigelow, Heather Frasier. Third Row: Christine Amerault, Maureen Prendagast, Debbie Parziale, Irene Dakai, Diane Goodwin, Judy 9 Lowry, Monica Nezwadiak, Lucie Parenteau. SKI CLUB — From Left to Right, First Row: Mrs. Vanderwal (Advisor), Lisa Payne, Maureen Hender¬ son, Beth Thorton, Eric Vanderwal, Jeffrey Phelan, John Hammon, Debbie Vitarisi, Peter Corvitz, Sheila Hastie, Chris Gallager, Mark Henderson. Second Row: Mrs. Henderson (Advisor), Mitchell Hardenbrook, Christine Amerault, Karen Hanley, Patricia Henderson, Joane Enos, Steven Torchelli, Jimmy Hastie, Tracy Martin, Julie Trim, Christine Picard, Diane Goodwin. Third Row: John Vander¬ wal, Michael Zazza, Timothy Shugrue, Kevin Winship, John Henderson, Dean Vitarisi, Jennifer Knief, John Gonya, Steve Hanley, Judy Lowry, Kim Dwyer, Jim Costello. Sophomore Ring Dance Queen: Christine Brown, COURT — From Left to Right: Linda LeBlanc, Allison Levesque, Joey Thomas (king), Chris Haswell, and Sheila McGuire. Compliments of: CHOWDER BOWL RESTAURANT 145 I This year the Drama club had over 50 hard working members. It was with their great enthusiasm and the help of Mr. Vento, their advisor, that they were able to have two per¬ formances this year. The first performance was held on both January 7th and January 14th. The play was entitled The Phantom Strikes Again. The cast include Robert E. Pemberton Jr. as Perriot Preston, Nancy Locklin as Gwen Talbot, Eric Milot as Bruiser Barnes, Lani Newton as Mrs. Allerdyce Beeman, Joan Ingargiola as Maybelle Beeman, Juliette Cade as Louise Thomas, Kathryn Locklin as Mrs. Kite, Thomas Springston as Wentworth, Ted Lewis as The Phantom, and Donovan Guin as J. Winston Graham. The second performance was held on February 16th. The play was entitled Little Nell. The cast include Katherine Locklin as Ma Wilkins, Greg Canestrari as Pa Wilkins, Joan Ingargiola as Little Nell Wilkins, Peter Short as Hector Skyscraper, Robert E. Pemberton Jr. as Carlton Bainbridge, Lani Newton as The Prompter, and Tom Springston as The Stage Manager. That evening the Bellingham High School Drama club hosted Med¬ way High School. The Medway High School Drama club presented a Laugh Piece called Four Little Words. From Left to Right, First Row: Kelly Burke, John Hopper, Peter Short, Donovan Guin, Joan Ingargiola. Second Row: Katherine Locklin, Maureen Brown, Brenda Joseph, Rhon¬ da Tamaso, Lori Aubauchon, Maureen D. Henderson, Jennifer Lord, Cindy Lowry, Terri Wyatt, Lucie Parenteau, and Monica Niedzwiadek. Third Row: Roxanne Edick, Kathleen Morin, Dawn Rivola, Janet Charbaneau, Becky Enos, Lisa Zereski, Juliette Cade, Carolyn Aubee, Patricia Sohl, Lauren Herman and Kevin Braley. Fourth Row: Greg Canestrari, Karen Meehan, Judith Loof, Lisa Lamothe, Rodd Stochaj, Robert E. Pemberton, Jr., Kevin Winship, Chris Condon, Ted Lewis, Eric Milot, Dina Harpin, Lani Newton, Nancy Locklin, Mr. Vento (advisor), and Mark Dehmer. 147 EIGHTH GRADE BAND — From Left to Right, First Row: Glen Rice, Jon Letot, Donovan Guin, Sheryl Lavallee, Tricia Drouin, Gregory Coolbrith. Second Row: Lisa Payne, Scott Costanza, Michelle Laplante, Kelly Woodman, Tammy Arcand, Heather Fontaine, Rebecca Enos. Third Row: Laurie Larivierre, Linda Fleury, Tammy Ravenelle, Regina Hole, Nicole Morin, Dorothy Lesieur. Fourth Row: Justin Hollander, Michael Neville, Jenifer Gonya, Jef¬ frey Gagnon, Marc Henderson, Roy Fowlin. STAGE BAND — From Left to Right, First Row: Katheryn Locklin, William Anderson, John Vanderwal, John Henderson, Joseph Robidoux, Richard 148 Foster, Lysis Caldron. Second Row: Bruce Bolduc, Gregg Sringfellow, Kevin Winship, Michael Borowski, Greg Canestrari, Eric Milot, Craig Goodrich, Scott Goodrick, Richard Lofgren. ■ ¥ • 71,V i CHORUS — From Left to Right, First Row: Carolyn Morgan, Jeanne Galipeau, Denise Cafarelli. Second Row: Dawn Walden, Daniene Buhl, Tracy Martin, Kathleen Morin, John Hopper, Dyan Loof, Faithe Willis, Jennifer O ' Donnell, Patricia McQueeney. Third Row: Laurie Obuchon, Joan Ingargiola, Brenda Vicini, Daniel Griffin, Judith Loof, Elicia Seifert, Renee Larivierre, Pam Mahoney, Debbie Parziale, Kerry Harrison, Nancy Reynolds. Fourth Row: Kathryn Locklin, Katherine Dexter, Karen Meehan, Leonard Kritz, Rodd Stochaj, Gregory Stringfellow, Mark Dehmer, Edmund Lewis, Lise Parenteau, Denise Ambler, Kimberly Dwyer, Patricia Sohl. 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SCHULTZ REAL ESTATE 73 Holliston St. Medway 533-7421 Residential • Commercial • Land Mortgages • Appraisals We Also Do Home Improvement and Custom Build R AND S CONSTRUCTION Quality Workmanship for Less 73 Holliston St. Medway 533-7361 Custom Homes Roofing Siding Additions Remodeling Aluminum Products Angelo Risotti Peter Schultz “Best Wishes Class of 83” 172 WAYNE ALARIE 879 South Main St. SCOTT A. ALLEN 64 Ruth Ellen Rd. KATHIJ. ALLARD 171 South Main St. Softball; Field Hockey; Varsity Club; Winter Track IV JOSEPH ANDERSON 7 Sioux Circle Football (Co-Captain IV); Spring Track II, III, IV; National Honor Society III, IV. KRISTEN K. ANDERSON 41 Shelia Dr. DECA III, IV. WILLIAM ANDREASON 85 Lake Shore Dr. Band; Stage Band III, IV. PETER ARBOGAST 58 Ray Ave. Football II, III, IV. ANDREA ARPIN 461 Pulaski Blvd. JANICE E. AYOTTE 55 Elvira St. International Lang. Club I, II; Prom Committee III. PAUL BEDARD 31 Lafayette St. Baseball I, II. LORI A. BEGGS 12 Mohawk Path OEA IV (Treasurer). YOLANDE R. BELHUMEUR 391 Wrentham Rd. Student Rep. to School Com. IV; Homeroom Rep. Ill; Student Ad¬ visory Council IV (Regional Rep.); Student Council III, IV; SADD Coordinator IV; Cheerleader IV; Newspaper I; International Lang. Club I; Prom Committee III, IV; Varsity Club II, III; Yearbook Staff IV; Pep Squad III, IV; Spring Track I, II; Winter Track III; Social Com. Chairperson II, III; Guidance Career Ed. Asst. III. MICHAEL BERTOLINO 15 Horsehoe Dr. MICHAEL G. BIRON 335 Lake St. SALLY A. BOGAN 1102 South Main St. Softball I; Basketball I. JOHN M. BONI 71 Pickering Ave. DECA III, IV. JAQUELINE ANN BONIN 31 Pickering Ave. Class Officer II, III, IV (Treasurer); Volleyball I, II, IV; Student Coun¬ cil IV; Prom Committee III, IV; Yearbook Co-Editor IV; Chorus I; DECA III. ELIZABETH BOURRE 60 Mann St. Homeroom Rep. II; DECA III; OEA IV (Historian). DANIEL N. BRADY 110 Muron Ave. DAVID E. BRENNAN 260 Blackstone St. Chess Club; Student Council I, II; DECA III, IV. LAURIE A. BRUNETTI 40 Archer St. OEA IV (Vice President). CHERYL CAFARELLA 21 Susan Lane Chorus I; Cheerleader JV II; Homeroom Rep. IV; Yearbook Staff IV; Prom Committee III. DENISE J.CAFARELLI 17 Chamberlain Dr. Italian Club I, II; Chorus (Vice President IV). MICHAEL CANESI 7 Ann Marie Dr. ROGER G. CANESTRARI 50 Oswego St. Cross Country II; Basketball (Co-Captain IV); Baseball (Co-Captain IV); Varsity Club II. SHARON ANNE CAPENITO 1260 Pulaski Blvd. PATRICIA J. CARPENTIER 15 Yvonne Rd. Chorus I, II; Volleyball II; Prom Committee III, IV; Yearbook Staff IV; National Honor Society III, IV; DECA III, IV (Secretary IV). TIMOTHY CARTER 43 Locust St. JOYCE CASEY 41 Mohawk Path JEAN MARIE CATARIUS 5 Rondeau Rd. Homeroom Rep. I, II, IV; Cheerleader IV. JOHN CHAMPOUX 138 North Main St. LISA CHARRON 491 Pulaski Blvd. HEATHER MARIE CLARK 1023 South Main St. DAVID CLEMMER 52 Easy St. AIMEE COADY 7 Porter Rd. Volleyball; Winter Track II, III, IV; Spring Track II, III, IV; Student Council III, IV (Secretary IV); Spanish Club I; Ski Club I, II (Treasurer); Drama Club; International Lang. Club III; Varsity Club II; Pep Squad IV; Prom Committee III, IV; Yearbook Staff IV; Homeroom Rep. II; Ring Dance Committee II. LINDA COLE 114 Caroline Dr. DECA III; Pep Squad III, IV. MARIA ISABEL COLOMBA 17 Donna Rd. LISA ANNE COLUMBARE 43 Standish Rd. Winter Track I, II; Spring Track I. J. CHRISTOPHER CONDON 6 Arrowhead Rd. Library Aide I; Math Club II; International Lang. Club II, HI, IV; Drama Club IV; Chess Club II, III, IV (Co-Captain IV). SHERI LYNN CONSIDINE 85 Wethersfield Rd. ROBERT CREASIA 81 Shelia Dr. Basketball I, II; Student Council; National Honor Society III, IV. ALINE DALPE 230 Wrentham Rd. PAUL DALPE 12 Mohawk St. Baseball II, III, IV. LINDA E. DALTON 24 Candace Dr. PAM ELIZABETH DAVIS 11 Stockholm St. DECA III, IV; Cheerleader IV; Homeroom Rep. I, II, III. DEAN J. DEGRE 14 David Rd. MARK DEHMER 46 Phillips Dr. BARBARA J. DERAGON 20 Hunt St. THOMAS MICHAEL DESILLIER 8 Taunton St. DECA III, IV (Officer IV). DONNA M. DeSIMONE 124 Plymouth Rd. PATRICIA A. DEZIEL 280 Blackstone St. Volleyball I; Basketball (Co-Captain IV); Softball I, II, HI; Ski Club I; Varsity Club II; Field Hockey II, III; Spring Track IV. SUE DESROCHER 117 Center St. RODNEY DOLBEC 51 Lake Shore Dr. SHEILA DOYLE 183 Blackstone St. Basketball I. DEBORA ANN DRESSER 131 Grove St. SCOTT DYER 21 Little Tree Lane LORRIE J. EAMES 13 Lake Shore Dr. Chorus I, II, III; Drama Club I; Yearbook Staff IV; DECA III, IV. ROXANNE L. EDICK 178 Caroline Dr. 173 National Honor Society III, IV; Student Council III, IV; Color Guard (Sergeant IV); International Lang. Club I; Newspaper I; Prom Com¬ mittee III, IV; Yearbook IV (Clubs and Activities); Chorus I, II; Volleyball; DECA III, IV; Library Aide I; Varsity Club III, IV. GARY J. ELDRIDGE 43 Locust St. KELLY ELLIOT 47 Phillips Dr. Field Hockey I, II; Chorus I, II; Basketball I. ROBERT FECTEAU 22 Potter Dr. JEFF FEGAN 4 Prairie Ave. MICHAEL FERNALD 375 Hartford Ave. Basketball I; Football I; Prom Committee III, IV. JILL MARIE FERRIS 25 Dupre Rd. International Lang. Club I, II; National Honor Society III, IV; OEA IV. KAREN FERRIS 12 Rondeau Rd. MONIQUE FLEUETTE 80 Norfolk St. Drama Club III; Prom Committee IV; Yearbook Staff IV; Tennis (Cap¬ tain IV); OEA III, IV; Varsity Club II; French Club I. SABINA FLEUETTE 101 Cross St. Softball; Volleyball; Winter Track IV; Varsity Club II; International Language Club I. NANCY LYNN FONTENAROSA 381 Wrentham Rd. Winter Track I, II; Spring Track I, II, III; Varsity Club II. BARBARA L. FORESTAL 80 Elbow St. Homeroom Rep. I, II. KELLY FOREST AL 80 Elbow St. DECA III, IV (Treasurer IV); Homeroom Rep. IV. MARY-PAULA FRAIN 121 Blackstone St. Chorus I; French Club I; International Lang. Club III; DECA III. DEBORAH J. FREDERICK 54 Ann Marie Dr. JEANNE A. GALIPEAU 319 South Main St. Class Officer (Secretary I, II, III, President IV); National Honor Socie¬ ty III, IV (President IV); Color Guard (Captain IV); Drama Club I, II, III; French Club I (Treasurer); Prom Committee III, IV; Yearbook Staff IV (Senior Section); Chorus (President III, IV); Ring Dance Committee II; NJHS I (President). MEREDITH J. GALLANT 54 Steven Rd. DAVID J. GATCHELL 56 Easy St. Football III, IV; Spring Track III, IV. ERIC GAYER 27 Farm St. Football I; Basketball; Tennis (Co-Captain IV). KENNETH GILL JR. 11 Prairie Ave. Chess Club I, II, IV. BETH GMACHOWSKI 47 Farm St. DAPHNE GRANT 16 Brookside Rd. DARRIN GRAY 19 Daniel Dr. YULONDO GRAY 19 Daniel Dr. Basketball. KELLY LEE GRENON 810 Pulaski Blvd. Homeroom Rep. I, II, HI; International Lang. Club I; Tennis II, IV; Chorus I, II; Gourmet Club I; Library Aide I; Pep Squad III, IV. DEIRDRE A. GUIDERA 35 Mohawk Path Field Hockey; Basketball III; OEA (Secretary IV); Spanish Club I. TRACY HALL 29 Laurel Lane DIANE HALLFELDER 72 Rose Ave. Ext. Winter Track I; Chorus I; Prom Committee III; Homeroom Rep. IV. JILL HALNON 53 Laurel Lane Band I, II, III; Basketball I. THOMAS HAMMANN 10 South Center St. Basketball (Co-Captain IV); Baseball (Co-Captain IV); Cross Country II; Football I. DONNA L. HARROP 101 Pine Grove Ave. NJHS I; National Honor Society III, IV; Softball III, IV; Basketball IV; OEA IV (President IV); Yearbook Staff IV (Sports). PETER J.H ARTY 39 Lizotte Dr. Homeroom Rep. Ill; DECA III, IV (Treasurer III, President IV); Year¬ book Staff IV (Faculty and Underclassmen). TRACY HAYES B203 Oakwood Apts. DOUGLAS W. HENDERSON 64 Temi Rd. Football; Baseball III, IV; National Honor Society III, IV. MAUREEN HENDERSON 213 Ruth Ellen Rd. Gourmet Club I; International Lang. Club I, II, IV; Pep Squad IV. MAUREEN DOLORES HENDERSON 11 Indian Run Road National Honor Society III, IV; Band (Drum Major IV); Drama Club; International Lang. Club (Historian, Secretary); Prom Committee III, IV; Ski Club I, II, IV (Treasurer IV); Yearbook Staff IV; Tennis III, IV; Volleyball III, IV; Pep Squad III. SUSAN HENNESSY 80 Farm St. DECA III, IV. DENNIS HENNIGAN 34 Kathy Dr. TAMMY HEUKLOM Cl 13 Oakwood Apts. DECA III, IV. KEVIN HIGGINS 35 Standish Rd. STEVE HOLST 32 Standish Rd. DANIELLE JACQUES 22 High St. BRENDA ANN JOSEPH 119 Patricia Dr. National Honor Society III, IV; Drama Club; Spanish Club I, II; Year¬ book Staff IV; Field Hockey I, II; Softball I, II. THOMAS KELLY 19 W. Morse Rd. WALTER KENNEY 8 Granite St. Football I, II. DAVID KIERSTEAD 161 North Main St. PATRICIA KRAPOHL 941 South Main St. Homeroom Rep. I, II, III; DECA III, IV; Ski Club I; Band I, II, III. ELIYAHU KRAUS 27 Plymouth Rd. International Lang Club I; Chess Club II, III, IV (Captain IV); Chorus I, Soccer IV. LEONARD KENNETH KRITZ II 65 Rose Ave. Ext. Football; Chorus. SUSAN LaCASSE 14 Main Ave. Chorus I, II; Pep Squad IV (Co-Captain). JAMES LACHANCE 641 South Main St. KAREN LACROIX 14 Oak Terrace West KAREN LAFOND 18 Country Way Field Hockey; Softball I; Tennis II, III, IV; Ski Club; Varsity Club II; International Lang. Club I. JEFF LAIME 481 Pulaski Blvd. LISA MARIE LAMOTHE 8 Bliss Rd. NJHS I; National Honor Society III, IV; Student Council II, III, IV; Drama Club II, III, IV; International Lang. Club II, III; Newspaper IV; 174 Prom Committee III, IV; Yearbook Staff IV; Tennis I, III; Chorus IV; Gourmet Club I; Pep Squad III. CLIFFORD M. LANDER 11 Roy St. Basketball (Co-Captain IV); Baseball; Yearbook Staff IV; Varsity Club II, III, IV; Audio Visual Aide. BRENDA LAPLANTE 141 South Main St. CHRISTINE L. LAPLANTE 81 Paine St. Drama Club I; International Lang. Club I; Gourmet Club I; Newspaper II; Student Council II, IV; Pep Squad III; National Honor Society III, IV; Yearbook Staff IV; Prom Committee IV. BRUCE R. LAPRADE 61 Orchard St. Football; National Honor Society III, IV. RENEE DENISE LARIVIERE 10 Squire Lane Prom Committee III, IV; Ring Dance Committee II; Yearbook Staff IV; Newspaper IV; Chorus I, IV; DECA III; Library Aide III; OEA IV. DEBRA LAVALLEE 135 Center St. Homeroom Rep.; Band (President IV); Prom Committee IV. REBECCA LAVALLEE 336 Lake Shore Dr. Student Council III; Student Advisory Council III; Colorguard II, III, IV; DECA III; Ski Club I. CHRISTOPHER P. LAVIOLETTE 16 Standish Rd. National Honor Society III, IV; Student Council III, IV (President IV); International Lang. Club III, IV (V. President III); Basketball II; Winter Track III, IV; Baseball II, III, IV; Teacher ' s Aide III, IV. JAY LEBLANC 41 Governor Ave. LORNA JUNE LEIGHTON 3 Judy Lane STEVE LEMOTE 93 North Main St. ANNE LESIEUR 117 Lake St. Band; International Lang. Club III. TRACY JOE-HANNA LEVASSEUR 10 Auclear St. DECA III. KATHRYN E. LOCKLIN 923 South Main St. Student Council II, III, IV; Band (Secretary III, IV); Drama Club (President IV); Newspaper II; Stage Band; Class Officer I (V. Presi¬ dent); Chorus IV; DECA III; Gourmet Club I; Math Club I, II. KIM LOMBERTO SAWYER 2 Potter Dr. Homeroom Rep. II; Chorus I, II. KATHLEEN M. LONERGAN Cll Oakwood Apts. M. ELAINNA LONGO 43 Plymouth Rd. JUDITH ANNE LOOF 73 Clarence Rd. Spanish Club I; Volle yball I; Chorus; Ring Dance Committee II; Field Hockey II, III, IV (JV Captain II); Prom Committee III, IV; Student Council III, IV (Sec. Treas. Ill); WNRI Correspondent III, IV; Na¬ tional Honor Society III, IV (Sec. Treas. IV); DECA III, IV; Class Of¬ ficer IV (Secretary); Yearbook Co-Editor IV; Drama Club IV. NEIL G. LOVERING 246 Theresa Rd. National Honor Society III, IV (V. President IV); Student Council III, IV; Band I; Stage Band I, II; Yearbook Staff IV (Sports); Math Club II; Ski Club IV; Baseball II, III, IV; Football I. NICK LUCIANO 64 Rose Ave. DIANE C. LUSSIER 800 Pulaski Blvd. Drama Club II, III; International Lang. Club IV. CINDY ANN LYDON 29 Bliss Rd. Yearbook Staff IV. KEVIN LYLE 16 Daniel Dr. CHRISTOPHER J. MAGGIORE 30 Mann St. DECA III. PAMELA MAHONEY 129 Farm St. SHARON A. MAHONEY 63 Nason St. D AN MANGANO 48 Nason St. DEBORAH A. MANNING 304 Hartford Ave. Tennis I; Chorus I; Ski Club III. KIM SARAH MARINELLI 21 Susan Lane Ski Club II; Pep Squad III; Prom Committee III, IV; Ring Dance Com¬ mittee II; Yearbook Staff IV; Cheerleader IV; Homeroom Rep. IV. SCOTT S. MARLEY 8 Farm St. JOHN P. MARON JR. 80 North Main St. Band; Stage Band II, III, IV; Winter Track II. RENEE MASSEE 501 Pulaski Blvd. LISA MAZDRACHI 334 Center St. CHRISTINE K. McENROY 40 Mohawk Path Basketball (Co-Captain IV); Field Hockey III, IV; Spring Track I, III; DECA III. DANIEL McGRADE 6 Debra Lane KAREN ALINE MEEHAN 251 Shirley Rd. Homeroom Rep. Ill; Student Council IV; Color Guard (Sergeant IV); Drama Club (V. President IV); Prom Committee III, IV; Class Officer IV (V. President); Chorus; DECA III, IV (Store Manager IV); Ski Club I; Varsity Club I; Volleyball; CBS and Channel Seven News Cor¬ respondent IV. CHRIS MILOT 1015 South Main St. JEFFREY A. MINARD 60 Rose Ave. Ext. MICHAEL A. MINARD 60 Rose Ave. Ext. KATHLEEN T. MORIN 6 Horseshoe Dr. Chorus (Sec. Treas. II); DECA III, IV (V. President III); Softball I, II; Drama Club; Ski Club I; Homeroom Rep. II; Color Guard III. GARY MORRELL 3 Kathy Dr. Football; Basketball I, II. STEVEN MOWRY 370 South Main St. Hockey IV; DECA III, IV. THOMAS MULRY 44 Monique Dr. Hockey III; DECA III. JOHN F. NAGLE 359 Caroline Dr. Football I. MONICA V. NIEDZWIADEK 400 Winter St. Drama Club (Sec. Treas. Ill, IV); International Lang. Club II, . Ill, IV; French Club I; Gourmet Club I; Yearbook Staff IV; Ski Club I; Tennis III, IV; Pep Squad IV. ERIC NORMANDIN 65 Apache Rd. Ski Club I, II; Band I; International Lang. Club I. MICHAEL NORTON 48 Ray Ave. MAUREEN E. O ' BRIEN 2 Judy Lane Yearbook Staff IV. RHONDA J. O ' BRIEN 320 Center St. ERIC OLLENBORGER 208 Blackstone St. LUCIE I. PARENTEAU 20 Lafayette St. National Honor Society III, IV; Drama Club II, IV; International Lang. Club III, IV; Pep Squad IV; Gourmet Club I. MARVELLA C. PARKER 68 Wethersfield Rd. STEPHEN R. PATRICK 1095 South Main St. Homeroom Rep. I; DECA III, IV (Store Manager IV); Varsity Club II; 175 Yearbook Staff IV (Business); Tennis II; Drama Club I; Math Club II; Prom Committee III, IV. CHERYL PATTON 3 Rose Ave. ANDREW PELLETIER 1421 Pulaski Blvd. SANDRA ANNE PELOQUIN 19 Chestnut St. Color Guard III, IV; DECA III. ROBERT E. PEMBERTON JR. 27 Maple St. Class Officer I, II, III (President I, III, V. President II); Student Ad¬ visory Council III, IV; Audio Visual Aide; Student Council III, IV; Homeroom Rep. I; Band; Drama Club; Tennis; Basketball I; Cross Country II; Football I; Prom Committee III, IV; Varsity Club II, III; DECA III, IV; WNRI Correspondent III, IV; NBC NEWS Correspon¬ dent IV; Pep Squad III. PAUL PERREAULT 107 Yvonne Rd. Hockey III. PATRICIA PERRY 13 Overlook Dr. Band; Basketball II; Homeroom Rep. IV. DIANE PETER 19 Roberta Lane WAYNE PLANTE 71 California Ave. BARBARA POPE 47 Standish Rd. DENISE J. PRATT 81 Railroad St. OEA III, IV; DECA III, IV; Chorus I. CHERYL A. RANIERI 26 Lake St. Cheerleader III, IV (Captain IV); Prom Committee IV; Yearbook Staff IV; DECA III; Pep Squad III. MARY RENAUD 37 Newland Ave. JILL A. RIDOLFI 12 Edgehill Lane Homeroom Rep. I, II. BRIAN ROCKWELL 5 Horseshoe Dr. EDWARD ROGERS 721 Pulaski Blvd. MICHAEL J. ROWE 14 Roberta Lane Football; Spring Track; Varsity Club II. EDWARD RUGGIERI 26 Silver Lake Rd. HENRY P. RUSSELL 65 Temi Rd. Football I, II. CHRISTINE SANTINI 1107 South Main St. National Honor Society III, IV; International Lang. Club III, IV (Chairperson IV); Yearbook Staff IV; Volleyball II. MICHAEL SAWYER 28 Little Tree Lane SUSAN ANNE SCHMITT 57 Apache Rd. Chess Club I; Drama Club I; International Lang. Club I; Tennis II, III, IV; Ski Club I; Varsity Club I, II, III; Spring Track I. ELICIA ANNE SEIFERT 16 Yvonne Rd. National Honor Society III, IV; Spanish Club II; Prom Committee III, IV; Yearbook Staff IV (Senior Activities); Chorus; DECA III, IV (V. President IV); Varsity Club II; Volleyball (Captain IV). CAROLINE ANN SHORT 227 Maureen Rd. PETER SHUGRUE 111 Essex St. Football. ROBERT SHUGRUE 111 Essex St. Football (Captain IV); Winter Track; Spring Track; DECA III, IV. DONNA M. SLATKAVITZ 10 Charlotte Rd. SHERRY L. SLATKAVITZ 10 Charlotte Rd. GREGG SMITH 49 Horseshoe Dr. Stage Band I, II, IV; Soccer IV. LINDA N. SMITH 198 Caroline Dr. SHIRLEY J. SMITH 89 Silver Lake Rd. Field Hockey (Co-Captain IV); Basketball I, II, IV; Softball I, II; Varsi¬ ty Club II. PAMELA JEAN SPELLMAN 20 Dalmor Rd. Homeroom Rep.; Basketball I, II; Field Hockey I, II, III; Softball I; DECA III; Varsity Club II; Spring Track II, III; Newspaper I. DONNA SPURGIN 1099 South Main St. PETER STERCZELA 541 Pulaski Blvd. GREGORY FRANCIS STRINGFELLOW 24 Harper Blvd. Homeroom Rep. II, III; Band; Stage Band; Chorus; Football I; Library Aide II. WILLIAM SWEENEY 22 Stone St. LISA TAYLOR 14 Steven Rd. DEBRA A. THERIAULT 829 South Main St. Band. RICHARD TRAHAN 551 Wrentham Rd. JOHN TRITES 20 Potter Circle DIANE TROTTA 237 Depot St. LORI TRULIO 975 South Main St. CHRIS VALLEE 10 Trenton St. WAYNE WALKER 14 Plymouth Rd. Football I, III, IV. MARGIE LYNN WEISS 21 Bliss Rd. ANGELA MARIE WHEELER 30 Plymouth Rd. LORI A. WHITEHOUSE 57 Scott Hill Blvd. Color Guard II, III, IV; Yearbook Staff IV; DECA III, IV; Gourmet Club I. KEVIN CHARLES WINSHIP 178 Blackstone St. Student Council I; Student Advisory Council I; Band; Stage Band; Ring Dance Committee II; Prom Committee III, IV; Yearbook Staff IV (Photographer); Basketball I, II, IV; Class Officer II, III (President II, V. President III); Audio Visual Aide; Ski Club IV; Varsity Club II, III, IV; Cross Country II, III, IV (Captain IV); Spring Track II, III, IV. LISA WIRRELL 980 South Main St. Gourmet Club I. JOSEPH WITKOWSKI 12 Marion Rd. KAREN WOODMAN 881 South Main St. DAVID WRENN 110 Pine Grove Ave. Cross Country III, IV; Winter Track III, IV; Spring Track II, III, IV. TERRI J. WYATT 339 Caroline Dr. Drama Club II, III, IV; Spanish Club I; International Lang. Club II, III; Yearbook Staff IV; Pep Squad III, IV (Captain IV); SADD IV. MARGARET YEOMANS 105 Temi Rd. Drama Club II, III, IV; International Lang. Club; Newspaper IV; Yearbook IV; Tennis III; Pep Squad III, IV. 176 r - ! Tj ■ ' MIS ' S i IW IIC9 i Mumm it gnat