Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

tULnuunsHiim 3 I VtM Beginnings Passionate demands for knowledge What forms will they take? Shall I search afar, and in my wake Absorb whate ' er I can — for future ' s sake? Shall I go and search for Wisdom? Shall Approval be a nurtured seed? Admiration? Consolation? Advice or Greed? Where to begin to suffice my need! With confidence and faith I blazed a trail. I steered my ship of life thru ' rocky shoals Deftly I plotted courses, sculptured molds Designs intended for attaining goals. Thus I emerged, with head held high Proud of my accomplishments. Apart From all else and knowing from the start I was blithe of spirit and strong of heart. Lillian R. Papelian 9 Memories Heading out toward the distant Horizon Steering straight for those parts unknown. Much wiser are eve now in spirit. With a mind so emotionally grown. This mind seeks untold ventures But this memory yet lags behind. Indulging on friends and adventures And sweet daydreams of moments divine. That first day at school — so scary . . . That first high school dance — so leery . . . That first football rally — so cheery . . . That first Junior Prom — so weary. Memories we ' ll cherish forever and a day. Of doing things together, knowing from the start Dreams of the distant past will soon be brightening our way Keeping dear those friendship that make us strong of heart. Lillian R. Papelian 13 4 — a--. b t IMIUKD DOIT WITHVi SMlS-l t ' 1 r v M 1 1 ife J m 1 Expectation; Believe in yourself. Do what must be done. Soon destiny will amble along And tap you on your shoulder. There will be time when You may seemed to be forced To evaluate goals: alter courses Your needs simmer inside. You are master of your fate. You hold the key in hand To Success or Failure. You command The Nerve to try; the Courage to fail. Life ' s perfect journey is a circle — The joy of departure, the joy of return. Wiser at the end from whence you did start Stouter of Spirit; stronger of heart Lillian R. Papeliar Qoodhye rny friends, if)at was So Barf to say, Cause, we ' re really not fearing each other 7 we ' reJust going our own separate Ways, it ' s just a beginning of a great fife ahead, so don ' t say goodbye rny friends until you we said... Re frag • fets make this world were in q fttfe stronger at heart, fet’s not forget what these high school gears have taught, that We can do most anything that we want, so when We heave lets mafe. this wodcf a fittfe stronger at deart. Jt’s hot so easy Saying goodbye to your frtends (out just thin what T es ahead of you, and try not to find cxr end and deep this in mind, Jin sure you ' d all understand, that what this World realty needs, is a reaching hand- ' Refrain ' The future Belongs to those courageous soufs, J ' r 77 sure we air have the courage, to go out and. join the World, hut while you ' re out there, thinf of these years. So when you ' re in your darkest times, you ' d handle them witf ease • Jfdaitj log ether We will share a dream, that will Become, reality, cause our dreams can pave trie Way, and then reality together We made, it Was worth. r the fiaht,J knew wed go all the way, so Sfhf L we reach the truth of reality, remember what together we shared■ ' Refraipj 17 Look at us now — you smile with such pride. Your eyes reflect it all. The years rushed by — as you told us they would — but you hold each moment dear in your hearts. We looked to you for assurance and always found it. You gave of yourselves and Mr. Leo Dalpe 18 took nothing but fond memories — and even those you shared. Now we take those memories and strength you gave us to move ahead with certainty. I know we ' ll be here for each other. Mr. Dalpe, Mr. Vento — We love you! We keep you in our smiles! Mr. Ed Vento 19 Donna Rousseau; Vice President, Denise Ambler; Secretary, Greg Canestari; President, Eileen Hanlon; Treasurer 20 Cindy Chroniak (pres.), Katy Kantor (vice-pres.), Eileen Hanlon (treas.), Denise Ambler (sec.) Sophomores Cindy Chroniak, Donna Rousseau, QUEEN: Cheryl Taylor, Denise Lamothe, Lise Parenteau -■ ' witWilBf ' � £? « J Juniors Katy Kantor; Vice President, Stefanie Rice; Secretary, Michelle Hodell; Treasurer, Denise Ambler; President 22 Demetri ' s Red Snapper May 5,1983 Karen Armstrong, Lennie Chin, QUEEN: Robin Dumas, Nicole Laviolette, Michelle Lacroix A 23 Denise Ambler President o Katy Kantor Vice President Stefanie Rice S Michelle Hodell Secretary Treasurer 24 All yearbook editors and staff members would like to thank Mrs. Flanagan for all her time, pa¬ tience, and understanding. You have been more than an advisor to us. You have been our friend. Thank you. Mrs. Barbara Flanagan 25 .MS ■ « ' Mrs. Flanagan: Advisor Michelle Hodell: Editor Carol Ustinowich: Senior Activities Jim Costello: Photographer 26 Jim Costello and Bill Roche: Sports Roland Arcand, Stefanie Rice, Lennie Chin, Lise Parenteau — STAFF 27 i i 1 28 D 2 y Halloween Dance 30 Christmas 31 BEBn The Best Is Tom Magee, Mike Reed, Greg Canestrari, Jeff Uncle, KING: Scott Rezendes Cheryl Taylor, Cindy Chroniak, Nicole Laviolette, Stefanie Rice, QUEEN Shelly King 32 Yet to Come Ted Rigney, John Gonya, Joe Collamati, Bill McDonough, KING: Kenny Parsons I Debbie Pemberton, Sheri Gotavich, Allison Levesque, Denise Theroux, QUEEN: Nicki Parenteau 33 34 36 37 CLASS WILL The class of 1984 wills the following possessions . . . to the faculty: Dawn, Lisa, and Kristine leave Mr. Ciavarini lovely ladies, the will-power to lose weight and a lifetime of happiness. To Mrs Turcotte the red lady and the sometimes moody kid leave their memory. Kristine leaves Mr. Frappier hopes that there will never be another student that was late like she has been throughout her high school years. Holli Thomas leaves Mr. Guillmette a 1 lb. bag of salt. To Mr Guillmete — thanks for all the help and support this year — Kelly. Holli wants to thank Mrs. Flanagan for caring and wanting us to learn. Todd leaves Mrs. Szydlik someone to keep her company throughout next year. John Blaine, Bill Roche, and Steve Plante leave Mr. Christie Marlena (48-22-36). To Mr. Anderson the soccer team leaves you Ethics and Morals. To Mr. Kowalzyck the A.V. men leave you one Polish hair brush. To Miss Rocheleau your physics class leaves you Jamie Lewis and Dave Hynds to do with as you will. To Mrs. Valorie we leave you Dave Plouffe, Mark Hennigan, Brian Thornton, Nick Casalanguida, and Dave Lapio in the career ed. room. Steve leaves Mr. A. Trudeau and Mr. Anderson his diamond studded earring. Bill and Jim leave Mrs. Flanagan their all-weather cheerleading slogan ALL-TEMPA-CHEERS. To Mr. Conti, Nicole leaves you a year ' s subscription to the National Inquirer. To Mr. Rook, Nicole leaves you a year ' s supply of O-spec sheets and a class full of students that are space shots. To Mrs. Flanagan, Nicole leaves a class that has already been to lunch and a class that refuses to travel to the ozone layer or to the twilight zone. To Mrs. Flanagan Nicole also leaves a free pass out to lunch to the ozone layer or the twilight zone to see why her 3rd period class beamed themselves up to the outer limits all the time. To Mr. Frappier — May you always be happy, you make all my years at BHS memorable and loving. I promise to come back and see you! Love Lorri. To Mr. Frappier, Lorri leaves you a big plate of Pillsbury cinnamon rolls. To Mrs. Robidoux, thanks a lot for taking points off our final grade! Your 7th period class. Tag leaves Mr. Christie a front row center stage seat to see Stevie Nicks, a backstage pass and a weekend that he will never forget. To Mr. G. Trudeau (Mr. T.) your daughter J. R. leaves lots of luck for a good drivers ed. class. Judi, Nanci, and Barbie leave Mrs. Flanagan a quiet 5th period study. Jeff leaves Mrs. Szydlik, the school nurse, peace and quiet. Nick leaves Mr. Purich a brand new 3 piece suit to be worn once a month in school with shoes of course, He never matches (Thanks for everything). Eileen Hanlon leaves Mrs. Kilburn plenty of cookie days. I leave all of my thanks for making class fun and enjoyable to Mr. Guillmette with love Annette. To Paul Gelinas we leave messy cafeterias, Friday night dances, and all the laughs we had this year. To Mr. Anderson, Nick leaves a thanks for getting him eligible for soccer. To Mr. Trudeau we leave a funeral for a chicken you killed. Period 5 leaves Mrs. Flanagan a thermostat to control her temperature. Donna and Stefanie leave Mrs. Dion a new wardrobe from Italy and Florida. Paula Crawford and Dee Taylor leave Mr. Rook another Bob Burke for every RPG class in the future. Dee Taylor leaves Mrs. Finley her artistic charm. Paula Crawford leaves Mrs. Flanagan the rest of her Christmas present. Dee leaves Mr. Wadw a great big hello to remember always. Cindy Burr leaves Mrs. Evers a million more kids just like her. Jan Riendeau leaves Mrs. Robidoux another person who curses at typewriters out loud. To Mr. Frappier, Michael McGilvray leaves a year ' s supply of late slips. Donna Conroy leaves Mr. Ciavarini all her respect and a smile for always. Jan Riendeau and Dee Taylor leave Mr. Biron some kids who pay attention in class. Jan Riendeau leaves Mr. Frappier a big hug and kiss and another class like the class of 1984. To Mr. Dalpe and Mr. Vento we leave a class that is almost as good as ours. To Mr. Dalpe and Miss Manning, Denise leaves lots of thanks for the hard work in teaching her how to be semi-organized. Kenny leaves Mr. Lemieux a briefcase full of devil dogs and a message to a certain few in the class of 85 — I ' m the guy your mother warned you about. Paula and Joan leave Mr. Fleury a black beauty bowling ball and a wrist brace. Animal leaves Lou a summer to recover from the ' 84 Epilogue. To Miss Manning, her AP Bio. class leaves her a class that is as interested in Biology as she is. The ' 84 physics class leaves Miss Rocheleau with the Bob and Rita Story. To Mr. Quigg, Mr. Porter, and Mr. Spera we say thank you for your time and effort and the lessons that you taught us. You are all winners and we will be too! to members of the student body: Kelly leaves her brother Sean and her cousin Kelly two more fun-filled years. Cheryl leaves her brother Brian the will to bring at least one book home throughout his remaining years in high school. Jeff leaves Katie S. all of the love in the world, and the best of luck in the next two years. Katy leaves Mike Borkowski her deep thanks and love for helping her make it through some very tough times. Katy leaves her sister Gaby with the hope that her high school years are good to her. Bill leaves his sister Beth patience when Stef gets into 8th grade and bothers her all the time. To Bashful I leave a five year supply of stationery and diaries in which to write. I also leave her all the hugs and kisses that she will need till I come back. Love Hoover. To Denise, Nick leaves R.R. LI. to be shared equally and a spare set of car keys. To Donna and Gerald, Sandra wishes the best of luck in their school years. To all of B.H.S. we leave the notion that Mrs. Robidoux ' s husband is bald and has small short feet. Carol leaves Nicole — reckless weekends with Jay and Peter and the fun times at Kay ' s. Thanks for being there. Lennie leaves her brother 20 extra days of absents. To AUyson, Lennie leaves a pair of boxing gloves to defend herself from Mr. A. Trudeau. Robin leaves Debbie and Katie her A M. radio to get them through another track year. Vicki leaves Sean, Tuesday, November 15, locker 529 and Ricky ' s house. Judi leaves Dianne the keys to the car to get to school and a good junior and senior year. Nanci leaves Mike and Matt good luck and best wishes (they ' ll need it). Jay leaves Karen all of the love in the world and the best of luck in the future. I Steve Robinson leave the class of 1985 nothing — I ' m taking it all with me! Mike, Scott, and Nick leave Bellingham High the socks that went with them through the soccer season. Jamie Lewis leaves Chuck a personal body guard and a can of mace for all the times he feels like shooting off his mouth. To Denise I leave all of my love, a wicker room, and dreams for the future Fred. Eileen Hanlon leaves Steve Robinson Chip� a hoy choc, chip cookies, milk and handcuffs. Patty leaves Carol the crazy things that they did and will do in the future and a thanks for always being there. Vicki leaves Cheryl the Lincoln mall spit balls and one last I told you so! Robin leaves Kim Connolly her M.H. to straighten those girls out. I leave all of my love to Bonnie, Stacey, Maureen, Michelle. From Annette. Nick leaves Kenny Parsons the dollar I owe him and the directions to R R. Steve and Nick leave Kris the old TV in AV. To Stefanie Rice we leave warm temp, so we won ' t have to call her ding. Alison leaves Mike G. her birthday present and thanks him for the usage of it. Tina leaves John a life size smurfette and care bear. Lynn leaves Alison one night with the Haitian dude. Michele leaves Fernando Paniss a mixer and stereo equipment. Sue leaves Jeanine a new life with no little brother. Sue leaves Chris a baseball bat. Sue leaves the Portuguese stud a night at the Koala. Cheryl leaves Vicki memories of the Z and the scirocco. To Bill Roche and John Blaine, Nick leaves the soap on a rope that you left me in 82. To Nick Casalanguida, Bill leaves a lifetime supply of Rolaids so Nick can survive Physics. The class of ' 84 leaves Donna Abrams the best of luck in whatever she does. To my best friend Beth, Lynda leaves her lots of luck with her career. Dee Taylor leaves Cindy Burr 4 ' h inches before May 18, 1985. To Trillian I leave the love and happiness we shared. I also leave the thought that some occasions call for straight answers. Lorri and Donna leave Cyndi a box of toothpicks imported from New York. Jan Riendeau leaves Karrie Trant the best of luck in her senior year and a dozen guys like Timmy Shugrue. To Nick I leave more times at R R, Newport and lots of II. To Nick I leave a pass on the green line to the purple line on the T. I leave Jeff Gagnon the best luck in your years left at high school. Joan leaves Carol and Sean best of luck in their high school years. Joan leaves Paula with the best of luck in everything she does. Denise leaves Kelly, Denise, Kendra and Eileen all the old times. Jim leaves Lysa McGovern and Therese Maines the pictures that they want so badly. To Sue Hebert, Lise leaves my subscription to the Tall Collection. To Nicki, Lise leaves my car, along with the insurance payments and an emp¬ ty gas tank. Patrick leaves Mary behind. Lise leaves Paul Laviolette Nicki and the presidency of her fan club. Patty leaves Donna one more year of getting up early. Holli wants to tell Rachel that she will always be there to talk to anytime she wants. To Karrie your sister Lorri leaves you a reinforced muzzle. To Trisha, Andrea, and Cheryl — Lorri leaves you a notebook to keep track of all your boyfriends. To Donna — Lorri leaves you the memories and good times at BHS and the promise to keep in touch. Dawn leaves Jerry someone who will be ar ound to give him lunch money when mom forgets to leave it. Respectfully submitted, Michelle Hodell Katy Kantor Our years at Bellingham Memorial High School have been an enlightening journey through adolescence. As eighth graders we began. Our double sessions ended, and our class began to build its identity. Our first chosen leaders — President, Cyndi Chroniak; Vice-President, Lisa Frain; Secretary, Lorri Trant; Treasurer, Eileen Hanlon; set the course for our class to follow. It was a year of discovery as we planned our first dances, organized our first bake sale, and began building up our treasury. As freshmen we liberated ourselves by electing our one-and-only male class officer, Greg Canestrari, as President. Greg was joined by Vice-President, Donna Rousseau; Secretary, Denise Ambler; Treasurer, Eileen Hanlon. We started our long- held tradition of having the first dance of the year. Remember those days when nobody danced? We paid a dollar to stare at each other and release our teenage energy by running around madly as we listened to the music of Led Zep and The Doors. Do you remember taking a chance to win a record album? It was a year of discovery. As sophomores we had to look forward to our Ring Dance. The class was led by President, Cyndi Chroniak; Vice- President, Katy Kanton; Secretary, Denise Ambler; Treasurer, Eileen Hanlon. In November of our sophomore year we held our first Flea Market. Many classes, clubs, and towns people participated. It was a great fund raiser and spirit booster. It helped establish our class ' s reputation and involvement with the communi¬ ty. It became a traditional event for the next three years. Do you remember trying on your ring for the first time? We elected our first queen, Cheryl Taylor, and her court: Lise Parenteau, Donna Rousseau, Denise Lamothe, and Cyndi Chroniak. We had an evening of dining and dancing. It was our first semi-formal event; we danced til midnight to the music of Flash. Our junior year was another year of new experiences. We broke the record for the largest school dance and initiated the first Junior-Senior Prom. As juniors we elected the class officers that held office for the rest of our school years: President, Denise Ambler; Vice-President, Katy Kantor; Secretary, Stefanie Rice; Treasurer, Michelle Hodell. We attended our first Junior-Senior Christmas Party at the Bocce Club in Woonsocket. Music was provided by Blue Star. Our class was involved with the Student Council in presenting Through the Doors in April of that year. Again, it was an experiment that proved successful. We attended our first combined (Junior-Se nior) Prom at Demetris ' Red Snapper in Foxboro. It was an experience well never forget! Our royalty included queen Robyn Dumas, princesses Karen Armstrong, Lennie Chin, Michelle Lacroix, and Nichole Laviolette. We started our senior activities in the summer by building a class float that won first prize in the Bellingham Days parade. The Class of 84 extended its spirit to others with a successful Thanksgiving food drive and a Santa Claus that visited local area hospitals at Christmas. School spirit remained high throughout the year. We had fun-filled spirit weeks and dances that reflected our pride. The Prom was an elegant affair at the Sheraton-Mansfield. It was attended by over one hundred and eighty couples. The music was provided by Something Katchy. Our royalty was led by queen Shelly King, and her princesses Nicole Laviolette, Cheryl Taylor, Cyndi Chroniak, and Stefanie Rice. They were joined by our first male court led by King Scott Rezendes, and his princes Mike Reed, Tom Magee, Jeff Uncle, and Greg Canestrari. � r 0 |0 39 40 I F n i VALEDICTORIAN: Patrick Tiernan SALUTATORIAN: Lise Parenteau 1 Our Dream That 42 B . ' Jj K 1 Ep v, J s jjJKL . ™ I r ’ l VO 1 - ■ ABn. 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But 1 can tell you where to start; take a look inside your heart. There ' s an answer in your heart. Dianne C. Altomonte Di I plan to attend Newbury Jr. College for Medical Assistant (AMA) Likes: going out. Being with friends, sleeping Dislikes: snobs, rainy days, getting up. I ' m outta here! Kendra M. Arcand A little word in kindness spoken, a motion or a tear has often healed heart that ' s broken, and made a freind sincere. Denise Ambler Weezie Prez Dee I hope my years at B.H. are a reflection of my future. The students in my class, and Bellingham itself, have given me a heart full of memories. Roland O. Arcand Jr. Rollo If I can imagine it, 1 can achieve it. If 1 can dream it, I can become it. To get rich and have fun while doing it. Linda Ann Archambault Lindy So on and on I go, the seconds, tick time out, there ' s so much left to know, and I ' m on the road to find out. Daniel Aubee 55 Lauren Bentley Kathleen Badzmierowski John F. Blaine Gumby What is a man, what has he got? If not himself, then he has not. Gerald T. Ayotte Gerry Jed I ' ve finally made it My goals are to marry Kim and become successful in whatever I do. I will succeed! Robert Benedict Bob Oh my! Wealth consists in talent, not in posses¬ sions Likes: Sleeping, sports, gym. Dislikes: being broke, brownnoses. Jacqueline M. Bedard Jackie Timothy Mark Bigelow Bigs Tim Mo Legs Likes: C.C., Partying, J.S., the class of ' 84 Dislikes: pushy people and standing in lines. B.H.S. thanks for all the good times. Annette Beksha Helping others is what it ' s all about, isn ' t it. Todd Michael Bigelow BIG Jeffrey H. Becker Beck Can ' t always get what you want. 56 Michael Borkowski Keith Boucher Michael Bourre Donald Brennan The good things in life are free because they haven ' t found a way to package them yet. Don Perserverence is often the last key on the ring which opens the door. Susan Ann Bruce Soo Dreams don ' t die, T.R.S. Andrea Bucciero The high school years have gone away, but memories made are here to stay. Robert Burke Ribs Lucinda E. Burr Cindy Lu OBVIOUSLY! To be happy and marry Rodney G. 57 m Huamnin Gail P. Cadieux Greg Canestrari Ralph Carpentier . . . and this world will be better for this, that one man scorned and covered with scars, still strove till his last ounce of courage ... to dream the impossible dream. Erin Katherine Carter Twig I shall grow old, but never lose life ' s zest, because the road ' s last turn will be the best! Nick Casalanguida Joan Casey Big Stick 1 don ' t know where I ' m going but I ' m going to have a heck of a time getting there. James Catarius Len Gen Chin Hey, Guys I finally did it!! Michelle M. Choiniere Mitsu Chelle Step into the velvet of the morning, let yourself lay back within your dreams. Take on the situation but not the tor¬ ment, now you know it ' s not as bad as it seems. Cynthia G. Chroniak To all those who made my years at B.H.S. memorable ones, I love you and thanks. (D C., G.G., D M., J.C., P.M., K.H., K.L., K.G., G.D., and many more.) 1 58 Joyce Chupa Jesus Colomba Jessie Tito Joanne Colon Joe Debra Comire To graduate and then join the Navy. The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved. Donna Michelle Conroy Dee Throughout life people come and go. Some are special to you, and some are disappointments, but if you have con¬ fidence, and trust in yourself you will always have a friend. Jim Costello Elvis My goal is to rarely have to say I should have. Maureen Craven Moe Paula A. Crawford 59 -- k La You never get a second chance to make your first good impression. Likes: Led Zeppelin, Tim, going out with my friends, concerts Dislikes: Spoiled brats Ya sho got that right! Wanna be starin ' somethin ' Likes: Cheri (P.Y.T.), Kiss 108, WHTT, weekends, good friends, and Michelob! — Have a good one! Holly Dresser 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. Lisa Duason Go for it! Robyn Dumas Mark Duquette The Duke Brian Edwardsen Eddie Little Buddie Someone ' s got to do it — that ' s what she said. My goal is to be successful in what I do. Nothing in life is worth having unless your friends are there to enjoy it with you. Kevin Eldridge I enjoy biking, fishing, swimming, music, and fixing bikes. My goal is to be happy at whatever I do. 60 Tina Fenoff John E. Ford There are thousands of yesterdays but Live your dream, only one today. Michele Fortner Diz Richard Foster Rick The tragedy of life is not that it ends so Thank you Lin and Nan , soon, but that we wait so long to begin it. Likes: Dancing, rollerskating, bowl¬ ing, and clothes shopping. John F. Fowler Jr. Jay I hope to always be among friends, to achieve my goals in life, and I wish them the same. But I know the class of ' 84 will do it! (Go for it!) Lisa N. Frain Lis The world ' s at your feet when you ' re young and in fashion. You ' re on the move, don ' t stop for too long, don ' t turn your back, keep your hand on the action just like a heartbeat, it ' s here and it ' s gone. Kelly Ann Gaffney Kel Special K Forget about the days when you ' ve been lonely, but don ' t forget the friend¬ ly SMILES you ' ve seen . . . Forget about the plans that didn ' t seem to work out right, but don ' t forget to ALWAYS HAVE A DREAM... Sharon L. Gagnon Mv goal is to get out of high school and graduate. 61 George Gallivan Likes: skiing, Miami Dolphins, Philadelphia 76 ' ers, Thunderbirds, money, sports Dislikes: studying, Washington Redskins, USFL, getting up in the morning. My goal is to be a millionaire. Robert E. Gerrior Bob Likes: music, girls, Celtics, Bruins, weekends, M.J. Dislikes: 76 ' ers, homework. Cowboys. Michael Gonya Mike One down, one to go, another town and one more show. Downtown they are giving away but we ' ll never come pack. Michael Galuza Snuza Buza Bruza Likes: Dallas Cowboys, money, sports, good music and accumulation of material goods. Dislikes: Washington Redskins, fat people, getting up for school, physics, having no money. Drew K. Garvin Likes: Porsche 928 ' s, good friends, rollerskating. Dislikes: critics, snobs, tardiness. Let others know your feel¬ ings and only ask of them the same in return. Jennifer Gayer ' Dee-Dee Let nature take its course. Let be what must be and if that is to come, it ' s going to happen. Jeffrey Gill Jeff Thomas J. Gill Randy Goneau Truck A generation without a name, ripped and torn, nothing to lose, nothing to ain, nothing at all. Likes: Bowling, ockey, hi-fi, loud music If all the girls went across the sea, what a great swimmer I would be! J 62 Michael Grider Mike Likes: the Los Angeles Lakers, California, H.T. L.A. 1 Basketball, Football. Dislikes: 76 ' ers, rainy weekends, and homework. Daniel Griffin Laura A. Griffin Shorty Good luck to everyone in the future. Likes: Rollerskating, relaxing and driving. Shawn M. Griffin Regret not what we have done, but what we have failed to try. William B. Grosser Bill Floyd One of these days. Likes: Celtics, Bruins, Pink Floyd, girls, and Italian Dislikes: school, homework, Canadians, and pancakes. Dawn Marie Hall Velmo Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow only a vision, but today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomor¬ row a vision of hope. Kacey Hallam The appearance of things changes ac¬ cording to the emotions, and thus we see magic and beauty in them while the magic and beauty are really in ourselves. Eileen Hanlon ' EH , Mouse 63 mm Lisa Hennessy Kimberley A. Higgins Kim Likes: Rainbows, flowers, smiles, children, music, animals, and the ocean. Dislikes: rain, cold, hardrock, boys with long hair, and being broke. David J. Hynds Dave Mark Hennigan Henry Michelle A. Hodell My quest for Eden is neverending — I may be chasing rainbows, but my dreams shall sustain me through my triumph, for it is immortal. James Holderby Dud Daniel Hole Joan L. Ingargiola iggy Make the best of tomorrow because yesterday cannot be changed. Kenneth E. Jackson Kenny (Soul Patrol) Ain ' t nothin ' but a thing. 64 Katy I. Kantor Kate Thank you, my friends, for making me realize that if I walk toward the sun, shadows will fall behind Barbara J. Kilroy Barb Although we ' ve gone our Separate Ways the memories we ' ve shared shall last forever. Shelly A. King Shell Happiness is not having What you want, but wanting what you have. Barbara Kleiman Barb Smile and be happy! Kristine Lacroix Michelle Lacroix Meesh Donna Marie Laferriere Where the rainbow ends the dream begins. Joseph Kauker Victoria J. Kozak Vicki Koz Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside and be my friend. Billy Laferriere Wild Bill Those crazy nights running scared can change your mind, only the strong will survive! 65 i ll I I I i You may say I ' m a dreamer but I ' m not the only one, I hope that some day you will join us, and the world will live as one. Likes: Tom Dislikes: Cold schools The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. David Lapio David Lavallee Dave If you don ' t like me as I am then don ' t like me at all. [ i j I 1 i ' I Fred LaVerne Lisa J. LaVerne Lee-lo I want to be rich and keep in touch with all my friends and party. Nicole Marie Laviolette Nikki Todays dreams are tomorrow ' s reali¬ ty. One must be a radicalist in order to have an open mind. I want to always be a radicalist and become very successful in whatever I may do in life. Monique l J . Leieovic Mona Remember yesterday, think of today, dream of tomorrow. 66 James Lewis “Jamie Helga There are many who live that deserve death, and there are many that die who deserve life. Can you give it to them? Then do not be so quick to judge. Cynthia Ann Lowry Cindy Cin Live life one day at a time. Sandra Lussier Sandy Don ' t let yesterday use too much of today. Judith E. Lydon Jude Likes: partying with friends, J and M ' s, 5th period. Dislikes: studying for tests, and rain. As precious as the right to speak is, is the right not to listen. T.R.S. Kathleen M. Lyle Kath Daniel Maccollum Dan Keep dreaming. Keep believing. Keep a rainbow in your heart. Ronald MacGillivray Thomas Magee Tom Scooter Hacker Mr. Magoo My goal is to work hard, to be suc¬ cessful, and appreciate it more when I am. A smile is one of nature ' s greatest gifts. - Judy Mahoney I ' m outta here. Live it up today, cause tomorrow may be too late. I like being with my friends, Bob, AC DC, summer. 1 dislike two-faced people, studs, school, and the Bellingham Plaza. Rhonda J. Marcolini Ron If endings symbolize beginnings, shouldn ' t the good-byes be easier to say? Life is not always logical. 67 OB Robert Martel Lisa Eileen Martin Leslie J. Mason Brooks Happiness is what the future holds in store for you. I want to be the best I could ever be and never procrastinate, just do it. Renee Masse I Dennis Mattson Paula J. McCarthy Impossible is a word only to be found in the dictionary of fools. Marianne McDonough Mare No matter how tough life gets, you always have your teddy bear. Kenneth McGilvray Kenny Yesterday ' s gone, tomorrow has brought me its own surprises but I am only humbled by what the light holds in store for me tomorrow . . . J.S. 68 Timothy McLinden Tim Suzann Lee McPartlin Sue John Melanson Long you live and high you fly and smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll dry and all you ' ll touch and all you see is all your life will ever be Good friends are hard to find, but the ones I found at B.H.S. are the best Thanks Guys! Dawn Miller I could not have made it without friends and family I hope I will have them both forever. Eric Milot Ronald Minard Ron Make new friends, keep the old One is silver, the other gold Brian Mitrano I wish to be happy for the rest of mv life. Likes: corvettes, spending money, having a good time Dislikes; arguments Christine Lvnn Moore Chris I leave as I came confused There is nothing original about me except original sin My goal is to be happy 69 Carolyn M. Morgan “Cal To be the best that I can yet still be hap¬ py With whatever 1 do. William N. O ' Mera Bill Likes: Being with Diane, Bob, Gean, Jill, Todd, Lisa, and especially likes being with Denise . Dislikes: Long hair, ob¬ noxious customers, Mondays, working Sundays. Jeffrey Pattow .. and looking pretty good, I might add! Nanci M. Neville Likes: Billy, summer, the beach, danc¬ ing, music, food, friends. Dislikes: Snobs, two-faced people, rainy days, Fotomat. Timothy F. Nicholson Tim If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me? Joseph Nugent Cynthia Onkenhout Tege The road is long. There are mountains in our way, but we climb the stairs every day. You and I T.R.S. Likes: John M., spring walks, loud music, weekends. Dislikes: Typing, vegetables. Burger King. My goal is to live my life with M R. Lise Anne Parente au If we had a keen vision and feeling of all ordinary human life, it would be like hearing the grass grow, and the squirrel ' s heart beat, and we should die of that roar which lies on the other side of silence. — George Eliot 70 Ronald Paturzo “Ron Lynnette Perreault Lynn Steven Plante Gantman Dan David Plouffe Spoofer My goal is to own my own business and To be disgustingly rich, a hemi Cuda. Yah mo be there Enjoy here, while you ' re here, because there ' s no here there. Likes: L.L , Bruins, Kegs, skiing. Dislikes: Homosexuals, fights, and rainy days Kathleen Powers Kathy Maureen Prendergast Boney Enjoy life to the fullest. You ' re the only one that can make your dreams become reality. Believe in yourself. Likes: Danc¬ ing, music, traveling, shopping, being with friends, purple and blue. Dislikes: Snob ' s, homework, getting up early, rainy days, yellow and orange. Robert F. Primavera Primo Likes: The N.Y. Jets. Dislikes: quitters. My goal is to play pro-football. Two things motivate me most, failure and a desire for improvement. Elizabeth Putnam Tim Provost I may not make it, it ' s a long, long road, but I ' ve paid all the debts I owed, and if I don ' t, you know they ' re gonna find me trying. David E. Rayner My goals are to get into the carpentry business. 4 71 Michael J. Reed Spike We were gambling with our souls, we were playing to win, we were beatin ' the odds again. Scott Rezendes Pedro To make it through four years at North Adams with Mike and Eric as roomates. Steve Robinson A casual (Your Majesty) After all I ' ve been through. I ' m lucky I ' m still sane, but what ' s wrong with everyone else! Stefanie Rice Moving toward the door, here comes the hardest part. Try the handle of the road feeling different, feeling strange. The light fades from the screen — The famous final scene. William Roche Wild Bill Someday, I don ' t know when, we ' re gonna get to that place where we want to go and we ' ll walk in the sun, tramps likes us, baby we born to run. —Bruce Springsteen Jan-Marie Riendeau Jan Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live for today, and remember my friends, this isn ' t the end, it ' s just the beginning. Likes: Rob R., Walking along the beach, April 19, 1983. Dislikes: Snobs Judith A. Rosenlund Judi J.R. Taking a moment to take it easy is being a friend to yourself. Likes: Journey, soaps, McDonald ' s, shopping, and my friends. Dislikes: People who don ' t return things, arguing. Michelle Rivera Mich Likes: (I.L.D.P.F.), Bronx, N.Y., smiling, Michael Jackson, Warm and sunny days. Dislikes: judging without know¬ ing the facts, people who drink ex¬ cessively, snobs. Donna Rousseau 72 Andrew G. Smith Andy There are many joys our life brings, but friendship and love are the greatest things. Lisa Anne Serroni Sarge Reach high, for the stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal. Patricia A. Sohl Don ' t be saddened by farewells, for after moments or lifetimes true friends will meet again. Donna M. Sherman Sherm You only live once so live life to the fullest and most important — be happy! Thomas Springston Tom My goal is to see the world., Rodney S. Simonini Nini Have a successful career in the army . . . The ingredients of success are: want¬ ing to succeed and then trying to succeed. mm Lynda Jean Tagliaferri Tag You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. Likes: Bruins, writing poems, music, Stevie Nicks, Chocolate chip ice cream. Dislikes: Saying goodbye, and seafoods I 73 IB iL i! i li | i I i i . ! Tammy Tavares Tam Lately it has occured to me what a long, strange trip it has been. Likes: going to f arties, being with friends, staying out ate Darlene Trotta Cheryl Ann Taylor Wisdom consist in knowing what to do with what you know. Brian Thornton My goal is to be a life long member of the ski club. Likes: football, Mrs. Valorie ' s fifth period class, skiing Dislikes: Mr. Pepin ' s sixth period col¬ lege review math class. Sue Trulio Q-zie This is the wonder of devotion. I see the torch we all must hold. Todashia Joyce Taylor Dee You only live once, So strive for the best. My goal is to become a successful pharmacists. Donna M. Theriault Live your life to the fullest and plan for tomorrow. Patrick Michael Tiernan Pat If you live in the past, you ain ' t gonna last. Lorri A. Trant Lor I can be the one to dream the magnificance of my life, or I can let myself become a character in life ' s dreams. Likes: Steve, weekends, and Donna. ABFA Dislikes: Mondays rainy days. 74 k Jeff Unkel Jefe Hefe Carol Ann Ustinowich Wreckless Carol Lee Ann M. Varney Lee Brenda Vicini Vinny Loves Katie, Hendrix, beach, West Ger¬ many, soccer. Iron Maiden, Georgetown. Dislikes: work, Michael Jackson. My goal in life is to be the best. To always be in the fast lane and never Dreams unwind and love ' s a state of looking back. My goal is to be the best mind, that I can be! Likes: George, Maxie, Rusty, and candy. Dislikes: Snobs and Preppies. Kyle Walker Patricia Ann Wasnewski To live one day at a time and hope for tomorrow. Robin Elizabeth Welch Welchkin Keep a smile on your face and a rain¬ bow in your heart. Charlotte M. Wight Sherry Do not dwell on the past; focus on the future. I 76 Can you see us years fr sitting hy a tree? Can you (now what well mjC up off tfjree? lo thm{ tfjat We shcufd sit together talking over tea , alout the tinjes that pave passed, and off that we have seep. Jo (nous the future from the past and hpoof that wljat will he, Will someday be a time that ' s passed hy-another couple sittinj near a tree, talking now ' ames Lewis BgpJBKa3 -l , nj , 121 BHffF � t. aggsS BSt •• Underclassman Officers i l Class of 1985 From Left: Cindy Sasen: Secretary; Linda Beals: President; Joane Eno: Vice President; Allison Willett: Treasurer. Class of 1986 From Left: Kim Gibson: Secretary Robin Conolly: President Shelly Benoit: Vice President Diane Allard: Treasurer. « ' A k Jslfll fL’ lJ;,. Class of 1987 From Left: Beth Thornton: Secretary; Kelly Burke: Vice President; Lani Newton: President Linda Hewey: Treasurer. ■ ■ beetle bailey THAT music , STINKS. VWHATPO XOU KNOW ABOUTMUSIC? BLOOM COUNTY STUDENT GOVERNMENT ” nt€ ftWf HD m NPimi TM £Hts $fea i wmw fc fct To toP ni ' .. pfuv iHJce. fit mvmiL jov mtn� . no npnemTs By Berke Breathed 4 a ® THt( orui BLOND1E INDUSTRIAL ARTS $yDeanYogn3and UiktGtrf r i 85 42 national Manor Society ■ V rw 1 d r i ▼ JL x r V W ml w i F •A i % Mt Jl t 4 Ik XL -jk i 1st Row: Patrick Tiernan, Michael Reed, Eric Andrews. 2nd Row: Rodney Simonini, Eileen Hanlon, Brian Edwardsen, Linda Archam- bault, Leslie Mason, Denise Lamothe, Michelle Hodell, Maureen Prendergast, Patricia Sohl, Lise Parenteau. 3rd Row: Nick Casalanguida, Bruce Bolduc, Steve Robinson, Jim Costello, Jeffrey Pattow, Judy Lydon, Donna Conroy, Cindy Chroniak, Michelle Choiniere, Susan Desroches, Theresa Roberts. 4th Row: Cindy Mucciarone, Trish Henderson, Nancy Ribotto, Brenda Boisvert, Kim Ladouceur, Stacey Stearns, Catherine Dexter, Jennifer Zereski, Cindy Morrell, Nancy Haley, Kimberly Dwyer, Mary Tiernan, Lauren Herman, Kristine Call. 5th Row: Dianne Galipeau, Christine Picard, Kim Connolly, Roland Schwillinski, Dean Vitarisi, Ken Parsons, Bill McDonough, John Henderson, John Van der Wal, Richard Lofgren, Richard Duquette, Craig Goodrick. Compliments of NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY J 1 ■ 1 1 i M 87 --—-• •« I I 1st Row: Laura Roberts, Stacey McDonald, Sheryl Dakai, Brian Vitarisi, Kristen Parenteau, Shelly Benoit, Lisa Zereski, Brett Mulvey, Brian Giroux. 2nd Row: Bob Burke, Heather Stearns, Robin Connolly, Diane Allard, Hope Menard, Kelly Burke, Dyan Loof, Beth Thornton, Kelly Gaffney, Denise Ambler, Diane Goodwin, Advisor — Ms. Carol Manning. 3rd Row: Jennifer Zereski, Lise Pelletier, Paula McCarthy, Cindy Sasen, Linda Archambault, Lani Newton, Carolyn Stearns, Linda Beals, Joanne Eno, Jim McDonald, Phil Lit¬ tlefield. 4th Row: Bruce Bolduc, Judy Lowry, Katy Kantor, Paula Racine, Kim Gibson, Ken Parsons, Kim Connolly, Tina Picard, Roy Fowlin, John Van der Wal, Bill McDonough, Mike Reed, Jim Holderby. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Front: Secretary — Diane Allard, President — Denise Ambler. Back: Public Relations — Bruce Bolduc. Missing: Vice-President — Lise Parenteau. 88 STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Front: Lani Newton, Denise Ambler. Back: Ken Parsons, Jim Holderby. Missing: Michelle Winship. WEST BOYLSTON REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Mike Reed, Linda Beals 89 ' � 1st Row: Lise Pelletier, Sheila Hastie, Diane Allard, Linda Beals, Denise Ambler. 2nd Row: John Daniel, Brad Bolduc, Phil Littlefield, Ken Parsons, Bruce Bolduc. 1st Row: Janet C harbonneau, Laura Roberts, Dianne Galipeau, Lise Parenteau. 2nd Row: Neil Bentley, Peter Short, Mitch Hardenbrook, John Henderson, Tom Magee. Missing: Kelly Blackman. 90 1st Row: Dina Honour, Dyan Loof, Patricia McQueeney, Nanci Haley, Donna Conroy. 2nd Row: Brian Giroux, Brett Mulvey, Chris Arbogast, John Van der Wal, Mike Reed. 1st Row: Michelle Choiniere, Lauren Herman, Robin Connolly, Kristen Powell, Carla Charbonneau. 2nd Row: Bob Burke, Bill McDonough, Jim Costello, Ed Braley, Rob Compton. “Pnicte 91 1st Row: John Blaine, Steve Plante, Nick Casalanguida, Bill Roche. 2nd Row: Brad Bolduc, Roy Fowlin, Steve Bradbury. 3rd Row: Paul Primavera, Bill Laplante, Paul Laviolette, Roger Ward. Pep Squad 1st Row: Lori Whelan, Jennifer O ' Donnell, Amy Rudnik, Tina Bigelow, Michelle Latourneau, Kim Blanchard, Mary Desroches. 2nd Row: Jeannine Desroches, Katie Szydlik, Karen Vincent, Diane Allard, Tricia McQueeney, Nancy Reynolds, Wanda Brown. 3rd Row: Mr. Fleury, Irene Dakai, Sue Walsh, Barbara Dakai, Janet Charbonneau, Tanya Brown, Michelle Christie. 92 1st Row: Vicki Kozak, Joanne Colon, Kelly Gaffney, Carrie Trant. 2nd Row: Carol Ustinowich, Kacev Hallam, Mrs. Senecal, Dina Harpin, Maureen Prendergast. Compliments of LOOK ’N’ SEE 93 Chess Club Front: Bob Leeman, Lee Gerhard, Brian Giroux, Frank Mayers. Back: Mr. Cheevers, Mike Paine, Scott Hodge, Mike Desmaris, Craig Goodrick. International Language Club Front: Jennifer O ' Donnell, Lori Whelan, Jennifer Arcand, Kristen Connolly, Linda Theroux, Emily Parenteau, Elaine Parenteau, Lori Larriviere. Back: Joanne Berglund, Laura Mullaney, Dina Honor, Nancy Locklin, Maureen Prendergast, Dorothy Lesieur, Pattie Sohl, Cindy Lowry, Mrs. Trocchio. FRANCE: 94 1st Row: Laura Blades, Beth Thorton, Trish Henderson, Debbie Vitarisi, Lauren Herman, Brian Vitarisi, Kris Call, Jennifer Lord, Brenda Brummitt, Christine Gallivan, Shelly Benoit, Elaine Aubee, Lisa Corrigan. 2nd Row: Jennifer Albert, Tina Picard, Paula Racine, Lisa Paine, John Hammon, Christine Hall, Dean Vitarisi, Kim Gibson, Marc Henderson, John LeTowt. 3rd Row: Rob Benoit, George Gallavin, Rick Foster, Mike Zazza, Mitch Hardenbrook, John Henderson, John van der Wal, Ken Parsons, Kurt Gibson, Jennifer Knief, Tim Shugrue, Rob Northcut. Left to Right: Treasurer — Trish Henderson, President — John Henderson, Vice-President — John van der Wal, Secretary — Dean Vitarisi. Compliments of HADODO 95 1st Row: Michelle Melanson, Michelle Latorrneau, Allison Pellitier, Michelle Bogan, Lisa Linder, Elaine Aubee, Linda Tagliaferri, Donna Laferriere, Julie Beslile, Christine Brown, Ed Doura, Allison McKellick, Catherine Hynds, Dan Griffin, Therese Maines, Jennifer Zereski, Mike McKenna. 2nd Row: Cathy Fleuette, Joan Casey, Donna Conroy, Lisa Frain, Donna Pelloquin, Nanci Haley, Cindy Morrell, Lori Trant, Cyndi Chroniak, Paula McCarthy, Michelle Choiniere, Kelly Gaffney, Michelle Souir, Cheri Gotavich, Allison Willet, Trish Henderson, Dianne Galipeau. 3rd Row: Jan Riendeau, Paula Marcoux, Carolyn Morgan, Debbie Pemberton, Linda Beals, Lisa McGovern, Dawn Hall, Brenda Boisvert, Kerry Burton, Cally Minard, Linda Sutherland, Rochelle Martell, Pam Rutter, Kim Dwyer. 4th Row: Mr. Guilmette, Joe Robidoux, Holly Thomas, Paula Crawford, Joan Eno, Stacey Coady, Kathy Dexter, Dina Harpin, Dave Dulac, Tim Gatchel, Scott Creasia, Penny Dzindolet, Maureen Grindell. 5th Row: Craig Goodrick, Tom Grant, Rich Duquette, Chris Amerault, Tim McColgan, Mrs. Senecal, Tina Distefani. 6th Row: Stacey Jenkins, Kacey Hallam, Debbie Lachance, Cindy Lizotte, Carrie Trant. 96 Compliments of DECA ft H 97 Peer Counselors Front: Paula McCarthy, Cheryl Taylor, Denise Ambler, Michelle Hodell, Lisa Laverne, Michelle Lacroix. Back: Mr. Fleury, James Lewis, Brian Mitrano, Dave Lapio, Jay Fowler. Left to Right: Tim Nicholson, Cyndi Chroniak, Donna Conroy, Mike Reed. L 1 b r a r LIBRARY AIDES Left to Right: Michelle Melanson, Linda Fleury, Cheryl Lavallee, Carrie Trant, Marlene Jenckes, Sue Lussier, Lisa Martin, Mrs. Leblanc, Shirley Dearborn, Mrs. Langenberg. Front: Kendra Arcand, Patty Wasnewski. Back: Cheryl Taylor, Nicole Parenteau, Shelly King. Office Aids 99 II Portfolio by Tim Provost Zebra Design by Andy Smith Self-Portrait by Bruce Bolduc ART DEPARTMENT Still Life by Kendra Arcand Keith Richards by Mike Gonya 101 • •- 8th GRADE BAND 1st Row: Tracy Elzroth, Hope Finch, Kristin Steele, Janet Mann, Jennifer Marcet, Janine Nally, Meredith Lynch, Janet Benson. 2nd Row: Heather Haynes, Kerri Dwyer, Christine O ' Meara, Joanne Berube, Terri Bartlett, Lise Pelletier, Kelly Woodman. 3rd Row: Mr. Schreffler, Robert Haynes, Raymond Blanchard, John Daniel, Alan Levesque, Chris Charron, Matthew Mittan, Michelle Christie. High School Jazz Band JAZZ BAND 1st Row: Paul Galipeau, Michael Sabourin, Fred Fontaine, Diane Goodwin, Dorothy Lesieur, Hope Finch, John Daniel, Joe Ravanelle. 2nd Row: Roy Fowlin, Robbv Benoit, Joe Robidoux, John Henderson, Alan Levesque, Marc Henderson, Bruce Bolduc. 3rd Row: Mr. Schreffler, Mitch Hardenbrook, Justin Trubiano, Eric Milot, Gregory Canestrari, Mike Borkowski, Craig Goodrick. 102 Chorus 1st Row: Kathy Dexter, Carrie Girouard, Dawn Walden, Faithe Willis, John Hopper, Mr. Schreffler, Dyan Loot, Nancy Reynolds, Jennifer O ' Donnell, Karen Martin, Tricia McQueeney. 2nd Row: Cheryl Edson, Joanne Colon, Joan In- gargiola, Brenda Vicini, Alan Levesque, Barbara Kleiman, Debbie Parziale, Pamela Mahoney, Katie Szydlik. 3rd Row: Christine Mangano, Laura Mullaney, Joanne Bonin, Fred Fontaine, Gregory Canestrari, Roy Fowlin, fed Lewis, Kim Dwyer, Denise Ambler, Patricia Sohl. 103 � • 105 Drama 1st Row: Ted Lewis, Rodney Simonini, Joan Ingargiola, Faithe Willis, Dyan Loof, Dawn Walden, Cindy Lowry. 2nd Row: Lani Newton, Laura Blades, Donovan Guin, Christine Call, Darren Newton. 3rd Row: Mr. Vento, Lauren Herman, Gregory Canestrari, Jennifer Knief, Roy Fowlin, Nancy Locklin, Jennifer Lord, Tricia McQueeney. 106 I 107 i i i i Principal Mr. Canestrari School Superintendent Mr. Vangel 9 Kit? ' BBBBil rm lA s iiilHIWIili ii i Biiih ' ii IM 1 i n - J l:r„;v:a Vice Principal Mr. Kearnan I a 110 Mrs. Lewinski Guidance Secretary Miss Dodsworth Guidance Counselor Mr. Gauvin Guidance Counselor Mr. Purich Guidance Counselor Mr. Fleury Guidance Department Head Mrs. Day Office Secretary Mrs. Cooper Office Secretary Mrs. Szydlik Nurse 111 Mrs. Beck English Mr. Cleary English Mrs. Concannon English Mr. Gariepy English Mrs. Kilburn English Mrs. Kocon English Mrs. Papelian English Mrs. Parker English Mr. Plante English 112 Mr. Thuot English Department Head Mrs. Trudel English Mr. Vento English “Hey lady Ya Wanna Dance? “Mommy, Will you read me a bedtime Story? 113 Mr. Dalpe Soda! Studies Mr. KowaJczyk Social Studies $ Mr. Gayer Social Studies Mr. Lindsay Social Studies Mr. Conti Social Studies Department Head Mr. Johnson Sodal Studies Mr. McDonough Sodal Studies 114 Mrs. Slater Mr. A. Trudeau Mr- G. Trudeau Math Department Head L 115 I I i i I H ife- ' . i 1 Mr. Beaulieu Science Department Head Mr. Christie Science Mr. Cohn Science Mrs. Lehr Science Miss Manning Science Mr. Porter Science I Miss Rocheleau Science Mr. Tardif Science Mr. Quigg Science 116 Mr. Cournoyer Language Mrs. Mills Language Mrs. Trocchio Language Mrs. Valorie Language Department Head Miss Xenos Science “Teachers Pets 117 Mr. Ciavarini Business Mr. Guillemette Business Mr. Rook Business Department Head Mrs. Flanagan Business Mrs. Lowry Business Mrs. Sanocki Business Mrs. Gray Business Mrs. Robidoux Business Mrs. Spencer-Travers Business 118 Mr. Provost Industrial Arts Department Head Mr. Wade Industrial Arts Mr. Schreffler Head of 119 Mr. Baker Special Needs Mrs. Jacques Special Needs Mrs. Mangano Special Needs Mr. Clinton Special Needs Mrs. Keazirian Special Needs Mrs. Petrin Special Needs Mrs. Borkowski Special Needs Mrs. Ladouceur Special Needs Mrs. Roux Special Needs 120 Miss Conpagnone Special Needs Mr. MacAdams Special Needs Mr. Suffoletto Special Needs Mr. Ron Bonollo Health Co-ordinator Mr. Jim Bonollo Physical Education Mrs. Mohan, Physical Education Mr. Spera, Physical Education Mrs. Langenberg Librarian Mrs. LeBlanc Librarian Assistant 121 FACULTY SUPERLATIVES I FAIREST Mr. Vento Mrs. Parker MOST ATHLETIC Mr. Bonollo Miss Xenos MOST ATTRACTIVE Mr. A. Trudeau Mrs. Mills MOST ORGANIZED Mr. Vento Mrs. Gray MOST DISORGANIZED Mr. Johnson Mrs. Kilburn MOST HELPFUL Mr. Dalpe Miss Manning MOST LIKELY TO BE REMEMBERED Mr. Frappier Mrs. Flanagan MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Mr. Cleary Mrs. Lowry MOST UNPREDICTABLE Mr. Cheever Mrs. Concannon MOST TALKATIVE Mr. Bonollo Mrs. Kilburn STRICTEST Mr. Tardiff Miss Rocheleau LOUDEST VOICE Mr. Ciavarini Mrs. Flanagan SOFTEST VOICE Mr. Gariepy Mrs. Day BEST DRESSED Mr. A. Trudeau Miss Senecal MOST UNDERSTANDING Mr. Vento Mrs. Robidoux MOST DEMANDING Mr. Fox Miss Rocheleau MOST POPULAR Mr. Christie Mrs. Beck JACK AND JILL OF ALL TRADES Mr. Provost Mrs. Turcotte TALLEST Mr. Fox Miss Senecal SHORTEST Mr. Gayer Mrs. Dion BEST NATURED Mr. Dalpe Mrs. Petrin BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Mr. Christie Mrs. Valorie MOST EXCITABLE Mr. Clinton Mrs. Papelian MOST FORGETFUL Mr. Biron Mrs. Trudel if Hawks Strive for Improvement Front Row: Joe Laplante, Mark Conant, Ken Morrell, Jim Hastie, Jim Henderson, Roland Shwillinski, Dennis Nally, Tony Petriantonio, Ray Mitrano, Tom Glick. Second Row: Dave Bauer, Tim Lomberto, Mike Gonya, Paul Primavera, Scott Goodrick, Ted Rigney, Dave Plouffe, Eric Anderson, Tim Stanhope, Joe Thomas, John Thomas. Back Row: Coach Mike Slason, Bob Primavera, John Blaine, Mike Meehan, Brian Thornton, Mike Thibault, Captain Bill Roche, Captain Tim Provost, Mark Armstrong, Mark Hennigan, Joey Edick, Gary Pan- Coach Steven Knowlton. ) ! Front Row: Joe Bourre, Bob Mayhew, Mike Allen, Andy Rowe, Chuck Lewis, Joshua Christie, Roger Ratty, Jeff McPartlin, Frank Fortner. Back Row: Coach Chris Storey, Louie Kell, Bob Bickum, Brian Buttman, John Celesta, Jason Lacasse, Roy Fowlin, Rich Horace, Steve Torracelli, Danny Mazola, Pat Klug, Bob Haynes, Coach Bob Lewis. 127 ik m 1 Hawks Score More in 84 Front Row: Lisa Duason, Jennifer Gayer, Shellie King. Second Row: Marcy Coady, Linda Beals, Joan Eno, Debbie Pemberton, Barby Kilroy. Back Row: Lisa Paine, Beth Thorton, Liz Winship, Judy Lowi Stacey Coady, Kris Amerault, Joellen Beggs, Jennifer Albert, Coach Linda Foy. Compliments of ART’S GROCERY I ' I First Row: Diane Lafond, Kim Trites, Mandy Coady. Second Row: Laura Roberts, Tracey King, Diane Loot, Lisa Coolbrith, Tammy Kosmas, Tracey van der Walker. Back Row: Joyce Manning, Terry Bartlett, Lannie Newton, Barbara Diesial, Stacey McDonald, Leslie Morgan, Leah Anne Mulry, Tammy Coady. 129 A Hawks Prove to Front Row: Danny Paniss, John van der Wal, Ken Parsons, Mike Mckenna, Nick Casalanguida, Dan Houston, Roland Arcand, Ken Jackson. Back Row: Joe Kosmas, Jay Fowler, Mike Smith, Dave Sands, Ed Ingraham, Jeff Unkel, Jamie Lewis, Mark Johnson, Dan Grant, Scott Rezendez, Coach Andy LaPlume. 130 Be Impressive 131 Ml Hawks Spike the TVL Front Row: Delia Guidra, Ann Borkowski, Paula McCarthy, Kim Dwyer, Pam Rutter, Diane Goodwin. Back Row: Coach Janet Broduer, Robin Welch, Michelle Hardenbrook, Sue Hebert, Tina Picard, Sherrie Wight, Assistant Coach Rose. 132 Thrilling Triumph for Bellingham Even when they ' re not playing well, the Bellingham High girls volleyball team is a force to be worried about. Although coach Janet Brodeur was less than satisfied with her squad ' s play, Bellingham pulled out a thrilling 15-7, 15-17, 17-15 Tri-Valley League triumph at Medfield yesterday. It was the Hawks ' third win in a row, raising their record to 4-2. With the exception of the first set, Brodeur didn ' t feel her Hawks played well. We didn ' t make it easy on ourselves, she remarked. She said the fact the Warriors made more errors saved her team. Medfield was serving with match point, at 15-14 in the third set, when a Warrior spike was nullified because the player hit the net. Bellingham thus received the ball and served the last three points, with Medfield net¬ ting the ball for the final point for the Hawks. Sue Hebert helped steady the Hawks with clutch spikes, while Diane Goodwin played a strong all-around game. Bellingham, behind the work of Kim Gibson, Debbie Vitarisi and Michelle Hardenbrook, scored a 15-5, 3-15, 15-11 win in the junior varsity match. in Front Row: Kerrie Dwyer, Debbie Vitarisi, Shellie Benoit, Jennifer Arcand, Lori MacGillivary. Back Row: Coach Janet Broduer, Kim Springston, Paula Racine, Kim Gibson, Katie Szydlik, Robin Connoly. Hawks on the Run in 84 , Front Row: John Latout, Joanne Hope, Candy Chapman, Shiela Hastie, John Ham- mann, Tom Lyden, Bernie Croteau. Back Row: Richard Foster, Martin Lance, Mitchell Hardenbrook, Bob Burke, Mark Blanchard, Richard Lofgren, Captain Jim Costello, Ken Hoyt, Brian Connoly, Coach Ron Bonollo. 134 Hawks Cheer for Victory Front Row: Faith Willis, Kris Brown, Vickie Kozak. Second Row: Julie Belisle, Katherine Hynds, Linda Newman. Back Row: Captain Kacey Hallam, Nicole Parenteau, Theresa Maines, Cyndi Chroniak, Lisa McGovern, Tricia Henderson. 135 Hawk Hoopsters: Front Row, Left to Right: Tom Magee, Bill Doyle, Captain Mike Reed, Captain Pat Tiernan, Captain Eric Andrews, John Henderson, Mitch Hardenbrook. Back Row, Left to Right: Bill LaPlante, Mark Johnson, Jim Holderby, John Thomas, John Blaine, Bill Roche, Ken Jackson, Coach Ron Bonollo. 136 Compliments of ADVANCED INTERCONNECTIONS Strong Competitors Compliments of MR. AND MRS. MAX E. RICE 137 Hawks Rebound for Front Row, Left to Right: Bonnie McCrudden, Leslie Morgan, Tracey Elzroth, Leslie Neary, Michelle Hardenbrook, Pam Bellan. Back Row, Left to Right: Ms. Bonin, Lisa Coolbrith, Beth Thornton, Jennifer Albert, Sue Hebert, Kim Trites, Barbara Deziel, Pam Rutter, Coach Glenn Gariepy. Not Present: Stacey Coady. 138 Compliments of RATHBURN FACTORY OUTLET a Strong Future Compliments of SAVE-RITE 139 II—II—■ I CM—II ■ IIT Til Ml —ir IIB A I i Hawks Struggle Front Row, Left to Right: Dan Houston, Chris Arbogast, Mitch Hardenbrook, Bill LaPlante, Chris Marcet, Ken Morrell. Back Row, Left to Right: Mike Simpson, Jack Taylor, Dave Bauer, Bill McMillan, Paul Primavera, Pete Usenia, Chris Rollins, Joe Edick, Coach Bernie Purcyzck. 140 Compliments of LAMBERTS BROTHERS Frosh Upcoming Front Runner Front Row, Left to Right: Matt Lord, Bob Jolicoer, Brendan Frain, Roger Ward, Mike Prendergast, Peter Short, Rich Doyle, Ken Ffoyt. Back Row, Left to Right: Jim McDonald, Brad Bolduc, Brad Sullivan, Paul Laviolette, Brad Miller, Steve Bradbury, Bob Hennessy, Coach Mike Suffoletto. Compliments of BOLDUC’S LOUNGE 141 Hawks Icemen Front Row, Left to Right: Keith Boucher, Chip Kuhlman, Steve Doonan, Donovan Guin, Joe Robidoux, Bill Collins, Jay Fowler. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Roland Giles, Mike Mulry, Bill Burns, Ken La- Fond, Mike Thibault, Captain Mike McKenna, Captain Mike Meehan, Bob Benedict, Mike Smith, Joe Kosmos, Bill McDonough, Coach Kevin Morris. 142 Compliments of PICARD AUTO SERVICE Come on Strong Compliments of LORRIE’S TOWN COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON Hawks Keep in Stride Front Row Left to Right: Mary Tiernan, Lisa Paine, Linda Beals, Tracy Sivacek, Sheila Hastie, Michelle LaPlante, Marcy Coady, Kim Gmachowski, Lori Montmarquette, Mandy Coady. Second Row, Left to Right: Joanne Eno, Dennis Berard, Judy Lowry, Rich Horace, Robin Welch, Captain Roland Arcand, Mary Beth Lockett, Ken Parsons, Katy Szydlik, Mark Henderson, Candy Chapman. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Kevin Maines, Kevin Brailey, Captain Richard Lofgren, Scott Goodrick, Paul Haughey, Craig Goodrick, Captain Bob Primavera, Jeff Becker, Gary Pandolfi, Joe LaPlante, John Gonya, Coach Mike Slason. 144 Compliments of ARPIN TRAVEL With the TVL Compliments of NHD 145 I Hawks Best Season Ever f ' n IkJ AA t J mm n r;:i Front Row, Left to Right: Russell Dalpe, Billy Kilroy, John van der Wal, Captain Mike Reed, Captain Steve Plante, Ken Parsons, John Henderson, Jim Schwenderman. Back Row, Left to Right: Mike Thibeault, Bill McDonough, Greg Canestrari, Bill LaPlante, John Blaine, Joe Kosmas, Jim Costello, Coach Jim Bonollo. 146 The Baseball Team enjoyed a very successful season, climaxed by reaching the Division II State Tournament. The Blackhawks finished second in the Tri-Valley League to qualify for post¬ season play. This year the team had the distinction of being the first Bellingham baseball team to advance to the Semi-Finals of the tournament. The Hawks ended the season with a strong 16-7 record. The 1984 Baseball team definitely over-achieved. What they lacked in talent, they made up for with a good attitude and a will to win. 147 m Talent to Tear Up the TVL Front Row, Left to Right: Chris Marcet, Robby Compton, Rich Doyle, Jim McDonald, Brett Mulvy, Matt Lord, Ken Hoyt, Bill Collins. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach, Gariepy, Steve Tor¬ ricelli, Brad Bolduc, Roger Ward, Mike Smith, Bob Mayhew, Pete Usenia, Ed Brailey, Chris Ar- bogast, Ken Morrell. 148 Compliments of NYS FLOWERS, INC Hawks Above Par 149 i Compliments of MCCARTHY’S Hawks Tourney Bid Fades Front Row, Left to Right: Tricia Henderson, Lisa Coolbrith, Danell Kobel, Kim Ladouceur, Lisa Payne, Tina Picard. Back Row, Left to Right: Doreen Marini, Jen Albert, Kim Trites, Lisa Frain, Cal Morgan, Beth Thornton, Coach Gayer. 150 Compliments of FONTANA’S FLOWERS Young Talent to Rebuild With W a W | S • fi|ff w a rifi 1 lol Iv, | ! -v‘ ■ ajt ; - §§ f fr T ! 4 l Front Row, Left to Right: Leah-Ann Mulry, Kim Gibson, Leslie Morgan, Tammy Desmarais, Bonnie McCrudden, Tammy Kosmas. Back Row, Left to Right: John Sarmanian, Tammi Coady, Shelly Benoit, Marci Coady, Tracy Elztroth, Heather Fontaine, Mandi Coady, Stacey Rateliffe, Chris O ' Mera, Coach Spencer-Travers. Compliments of FOURNIER FOURNIER ; .. IVI 151 Good Depth Returning tjLrr Wki ■ n O W ' IBp Front Row, Left to Right: Laura Roberts, Robin Connolly, Dianne Galipeau, Cindy Morrell. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Compagnone, Diane Goodwin, Kim Dwyer, Michelle Hardenbrook. ' B.H.S. Takes a Year to Rebuild Front Row, Left to Right: Phil Littlefield, Martin Lance, Donovan Guinn, Marc Henderson. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Cheever, Scott Hodges, Mike Galuza, Lyon Krogh, Paul Burke. 153 Strong Young Talent Returning Front Row, Left to Right: Ken Horace, Brian Connolly, John Lydon, Dave Hallfelder, An¬ dy Row. Second Row, Left to Right: Craig Goodrick, Rich Lofgren, Scott Goodrick, Paul Primavera, Roland Arcand, Tim Lomberto, Richard Gebhardt, Dean Vitarisi. Back Row, Left to Right: Rick Foster, Bob Primavera, Mark Armstrong, Mark Hennigan, Gary Pan- dolfi, Sean Kelly, Mike Meehan, Eric Anderson, Ted Rigney. 154 .1 A Competitive Rebuilding Year Front Row, Left to Right: Mary Beth Lockett, Tracy Sivacek, Candy Chapman, Kris Brown, Jennifer Arcand. Second Row, Left to Right: Lori Montmarquette, Sheila Hastie, Linda Beals, Mary Tiernan, Joanne Eno, Debbie Vitarisi, Debbie Pemberton. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Porter, Erin Doran, E. Parenteau, Kim Gmachowski, Pam Rutter, Judy Lowry, Stacey Coady, Robin Welch, Katie Szydlik, E. 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ROLAND ARCAND 367 Lake St. Football I, III; Winter Track II, III, IV (Capt. IV); Spring Track I, II, III, IV; Soccer; Newspaper Staff III; Yearbook Staff IV; Who ' s Who III. LINDA ARCHAMBAULT 18 Chesnut St. International Language Club; Drama Club; Prom Committee; Student Council IV; National Honor Society. KAREN ARMSTRONG 30 Douglas Drive DANIEL AUBEE GERALD AYOTTE 55 Elvira St. KATHY BADZMIEROWSKI JEFFERY BECKER 9 Lem ire Court Winter Track II, IV. JACQUELINE BEDARD 31 Lafayette St. ANNETTE BEKSHA 157 Blackstone St. Work in DECA Office ROBERT BENEDICT 226 Maureen Rd. Freshman Football I; Soccer III; Varsity Hockey IV. LAUREN BENTLEY TIMOTHY BIGELOW 311 Caroline Drive TODD BIGELOW 311 Caroline Drive Student Government I, II. JOHN BLAINE 115 Farm St. Football II, III, IV; Baseball II, III, IV; Basketball IV; Track II; Ring Dance Com. II; Prom Committee. MARK BLANCHARD 136 Garden St. Cross Country III, IV; Track II. BRUCE BOLDUC MICHAEL BORKOWSKI KEITH BOUCHER 14 Marc Ave. Hockey; Deca. MICHAEL BOURRE 21 Lake St. DONALD BRENNAN Deca; International Language Club; Chess Club; Ring Dance Com. SUSAN BRUCE 5 Marion Rd. ANDREA BUCCIERO 200 Blackstone St. Field Hockey I; Cheerleading II. ROBERT BURKE 34 Ann Marie Drive Winter Track I, II, III; Spring Track I, II, III; Cross Country I, II, III, IV. LUCINDA BURR 47 Scott Hill Blvd. GAIL P. CADIEUX 3 Auger St. Deca GREG CANESTRARI 32 Rome Ave. Drama; Baseball; President; Golf; Stage Band; Football; Track; Chorus; H.S. Band. ERIN CARTER 43 Locust St. NICK CASALANGUIDA 123 Punta Drive JOAN CASEY JAMES C ATARI US LEN GEN CHIN 8 Gary Lane MICHELLE M. CHOINIERE 50 Trenton St. National Honor Society III, IV; Deca III, IV. CYNTHIA CHRONIAK JOYCE CHUPA 20 Blackmar JESSIE COLOMBA 17 Donna Rd. JOANN COLON 334 Farm Street Chorus; O.E.A. DEBRA COMIRE DONNA MICHELLE CONROY 16 Bliss Rd. Italian Club 1; National Honor Society III, IV; Dean Enrichment Pro¬ gram; Deca; Home Room Rep. IV. JIM COSTELLO 46 Yvonne Year book Photographer; Yearbook Sports Editor; Cross Country (Capt.); Winter Track; Baseball; National Honor Society. MAURREEN CRAVEN 125 Welles St. PAULA CRAWFORD 83 Douglas Dr. Deca. STANLEY CRAWFORD 83 Douglas Dr. ANTHONY DEMAURO SUSAN DESROCHES 266 Theresa Rd. TINA DESTEFANI 8 Auger St. DAVID DICRISTOFORO 31 Governor Ave. Football I, II. EDWARD J. DOURA 14 Gaby Lane Homeroom Rep. I, III, IV; Deca III, IV; Drama Club I, II. WILLIAM M. DOYLE 12 Standish Rd. Basketball; Baseball. 173 MICHAEL GRIDER 14 Gail Dr. Football II, III, IV. DANIEL G RIFFIN lS5ra GRIFFIN SHAWN GRIFFIN 26 Maple St. Language Club 1. WILLIAM GROSSER 9 Beech Street HOLLY DRESSER 131 Grove St. LISA DUASON 15 Farm St. Field Hockey I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, II; Softball I, II. ROBYN DUMAS MARK DUQUETTE 33 Park St. BRIAN EDWARDSEN 11 Wethersfield Rd. National Honor Society III, IV. KEVIN ELDREDGE KELLY ELLIOTT PETER ETHIER 50 Pickering Ave. Track II, III; Football I, II, III. TINA FENOFF 120 Center St. International Language Club, Drama Club. JOHN E. FORD 13 Mohawk Path MICHELE FORTNER 17 Apache Rd. RICHARD FOSTER 25 Laurel Ln. Band I, II, III; Stage Band II, III; Winter Track II, III; Cross Country IV; Golf II, III, IV. JOHN F. FOWLER JR. 1099 South Main St. Football I, B; Hockey III, IV; Baseball L II, HI, IV; Soccer IV. LISA FRAIN 121 Blackstone St. Basketball I, II, III; Softball II, HI, IV; Track I. KELLY GAFFNEY 30 Porter Rd. Homeroom Rep. I, II, III; Band (Marching Concert) I, II, III; Deca III, IV; Language Club III (Treasurer); Yearbook I; Section Editor IV; Student Council I, II, III, TV; Pep Squad II; Ring Dance Committee II; Prom Com¬ mittee III, IV. SHARON GAGNON Deca III, IV. GEORGE GALLIVAN 9 Laurel Lane MICHAEL GALUZA 81 Pickering Ave. Tennis II, III, IV; National Honor Society III, IV. DREW GARVIN 72 No. Main St. JENNIFER GAYER 27 Farm St. Field Hockey III, IV; Cross Country II; Winter Track II; Spring Track I, II; Basketball I. ROBERT GERRIOR 398 Center St. Football II, III. JEFFREY GILL 400 Pulaski Blvd. THOMAS J. GILL RANDY GONEAU 2 Rose Ave. Football I, n. III, IV. MICHAEL GONYA 1 Squire Lane Football III, IV; Hockey III. SEAN GOODMAN 174 DAWN HALL 9 Debra Lane Deca III, IV. KACEY HALLAM 177 Temi Rd. Field Hockey I; Cheerleading II, III, IV, (Capt. Ill, IV); Deca III, IV (Secretary IV); OEA IV; Home room Rep. I, II, III. ELLEEN HANLON Drama I; Colorguard I; Honor Society III, IV; Treasurer I, II. JULIE HANSON JOSEPH HARROP LISA HENNESSY 80 Farm St. MARK HENNIGAN 34 Kathy Drive Football I, II, III, IV; Basketball I; Track I, II. KIMBERLEY HIGGINS 52 Valley View Rd. Caberet II, III. MICHELLE HODELL 41 Susan Lane Majorette I, II, III (Co-capt. Ill); International Language Club I; Newspaper III; Class Treasurer III, IV; Ring Dance Com. II; Prom Com. Ill, IV; Yearbook Editor IV; Peer Counseling III, IV. JAMES HOLDERBY C102 Oakwoods Apt. Basketball I, II, III, IV; Soccer III; SAC I V. DANIEL HOLE DAVID HYNDS JOAN INGARGIOLA KENNY JACKSON 38 Temi Rd. Basketball I, II, III, IV; Soccer III, IV. JOHN JOHNSON KATY KANTOR 14 Susan Lane Vice President II, III, IV; Majorette I, II, HI (Capt. Ill); Prom Committee III, IV; Ring Dance Committee II; Yearbook Section Editor IV; National Honor Society IV. JOSEPH KAUKER BARBARA KILROY 12 John Alden Rd. Field Hockey I, II, III, IV; Basketball II, III. SHELLY KING 250 Shirley Rd. Field Hockey I, II, III, IV (Capt. IV); Basketball I, II; Track I, II. BARBARA KLEIVAN 65 Trenton St. Chorus. VICTORIA J. KOZAK 8 Maple St. OEA III, IV (Vice President IV); Deca III; Cheerleading IV; Ring Dance Committee II; Prom Committee III, IV; Field Hockey I. KRISTINE LACROIX MICHELLE LACROIX 19 Janet Ave. Peer Counseling III, IV. DONNA LAFERRIERE 31 Norfolk Street BILLY LAFERRIERE 41 Oswego St. DENISE LAMOTHE 8 Bliss Rd. National Honor Society. KEVIN LAMOTHE 101 Mann St. Baskeball. DAVID LAPIO DAVID LAVALLEE 571 Pulaski Blvd. FRED LA VERNE 14 Pine St. NICOLE LAVIOLETTE 16 Standish Rd. Yearbook Staff. MONIQUE LEFEBVRE 81 Trenton St. NORMAN LEFEBVRE LISA LEVASSEUR JAMES LEWIS 172 Blackstone St. Football I, II, III; Soccer III, IV; Track I, II; Peer Counselor III, IV; Home Room Rep. II, IV; Student Coundil II. CYNTHIA LOWRY 6 Squire Lane Drama Club I, II, III, IV; Language Club II, III, IV; Ring Dance Committee II; Prom Committee III, IV; Senior Banquet Committee IV. SANDRA LUSSIER 91 Muron Ave. JUDITH LYDON 29 Bliss Rd. National Honor Society KATHLEEN LYLE 16 Daniel Dr. DANIEL MACCOLLUM 42 Arrowhead Rd. RONALD MACGILLIVRAY 7 Plymouth Rd. THOMAS MAGEE 10 Gail Dr. Baseball I, II, IV; Basketball II, IV; Deca Vice President III. JUDY MAHONEY 63 Nason St. RHONDA MARCOLINI 40 Oswego St. Drama Club. PAULA MARCOUX 1181 Pulaski Blvd. Deca (Store Manager). DOREEN MARINI 41 Mansion St. Softball IUII, IV. ROBERT MARTEL LISA MARTIN 40 Mann St. Library Aid; Homeroom Rep.; Marching Band; Track. LESLIE MASON 251 Wrentham Rd. DENNIS MATTSON 1471 Pulaski Blvd. Baseball; Basketball; Ice Hockey. paula McCarthy 68 Plymouth Rd. Volleyball I, II, III, IV (J.V. Capt. II, V. Capt. IV); Student Council; Deca III, IV (Treasurer III, Store Board IV); Peer Counseling III, IV. MARIANNE McDONOUGH 31 So. Main St. KENNETH McGILVRAY 52 David Rd. Band III, IV. MICHAEL McGILVRAY MICHAEL McKENNA TIMOTHY McLINDEN 221 Comire Court SUZANN McPARTLIN 988 South Main St. Band; International Language Club; Drama Club; Ski Club. JOHN MELANSON DAWN MILLER ERIC MILOT RONALD MINARD 60 Ross Ave. BRIAN MITRANO CHRISTINE MOORE 17 Marion Rd. Junior High Band, National Honor Society CAROLYN MORGAN 4 Pony Ct. Softball; Deca; Majorettes; Chorus. NANCI NEVILLE 16 Taunton St. TIMOTHY NICHOLSON 20 Taunton St. JOSEPH NUGENT WILLIAM OMERA 18 Kathy Drive CYNTHIA ONKENHOUT 269 Caroline Drive DANIEL PANISS 38 Temi Rd. Basketball I, II; Soccer IV. LISE PARENTEAU 6 Edgewood Road Student Council II, III, IV (Vice-Pres. IV); Prom Committee III, IV; Ring Dance Committee II; Chorus III; Yearbook Staff IV; National Honor Society. JEFFREY PATTOW 15 Belanger Drive RON PATURZO 165 Mechanic St. LYNNETTE PERREAULT 107 Yvonne Rd. STEVEN PLANTE 12 Center St. Baseball I, II, HI, IV; Audio Visual I, II, III, IV. DAVID PLOUFFE 33 Elvira St. Baseball I, II, III; Football IV; Hockey I, II. KATHLEEN POWERS 55 Plymouth Rd. MAUREEN PRENDERGAST 2 Deerfield Lane RENEE MASSE w Home Room Rep. I; National Honor Society HI, IV; Prom Committee III, IV; OEA III, IV; Pep Squad III, IV; International Language Club IV. ROBERT PRIMAVERA 25 Elaine Circle Football I, II, III, IV; Winter Track II, III, IV (Co-Capt. IV); Spring Track I, II, III, IV, Homeroom Rep. IV. TIM PROVOST 2 Liberty St. Football II, III, IV (Co-Capt. IV). ELIZABETH PUTNAM DAVID RAYNER 473 Hartford Ave. MICHAEL J. REED 257 Maureen Rd. Baseball I, II, III, IV; Basketball II, III, IV; Student Government; Student Council; National Honor Society III, IV (Pres. IV). LAURIE REMILLARD 110 Oswego St. SCOTT REZENDES 9 Marc Ave. Hockey; Soccer. STEFANIE RICE 115 Lake St. Class Secretary III, IV; Prom Com. Ill, IV; Ring Dance Com. II; Yearbook Staff IV; Marjorette I. JAN-MARIE RIENDEAU 14 Squire Lane Deca; Track. MICHELLE RIVERA 73 Standish Rd. Winter Track II, III; Spring Track I, II; HI; Volleyball II; III; Pep Squad II. STEVE ROBINSON 10 Kathy Dr. BILL ROCHE 32 Robert St. Football I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, III, IV; Baseball I, II, IV; Prom Commit¬ tee IV; Ring Dance Committee II; Yearbook IV (Sports Co-Editor); Audio-Visual I, II, III, IV. JUDI ROSENLUND 27 High St. Marching Band I. DONNA ROUSSEAU 52 Lizotte Drive Vice-President I; Spring Track II, III; Winter Track III; Majorette II, III; Yearbook IV. ALISON RUSSELL 65 Temi Rd. J.V. Cheerleading I; Colorguard I; Softball I. MICHAEL RUSSO 89 AnneMarie Drive Hockey. DAVID SANDS 174 Blackstone St. Winter Track III, IV; Spring Track III, IV; Chess Club I, II. LISA SERRONI 71 Moody St. DONNA SHERMAN 551 Pulaski Blvd. Prom Committee IV; Yearbook IV (Business Editor). RODNEY SIMONINI 20 Marion Rd. Drama Club I, II, III, IV; National Honor Society. ANDREW SMITH 195 Blackstone St. PATRICIA SOHL 44 Lizotte Drive Chorus; International Language Club; Prom Committee. THOMAS SPRINGSTON 32 Mendon St. Drama Club I, II, III, IV; International Language Club I. LYNDA TAGLIAFERRI 24 Valley View Rd. Deca III, IV; Colorguard. TAMMY TAVARES 42 Box Pond Rd. CHERYL TAYLOR 771 Pulaski Blvd. Ring Dance Com. II; Peer Counseling III, IV; Spring Track III. TODASHIA TAYLOR C-108 Oakwoods Apts. DONNA THERIAULT HOLLI THOMAS 51 Harpin St. Deca (Store Board). BRIAN THORNTON PATRICK TIERNAN 4 Brookside Rd. Basketball I, II, III, IV; Baseball I, II; Football I; National Honor Society III, IV (Secretary IV). LORRI TRANT 9 Coderre Dr. Deca III, IV (Secretary III, Recorder IV). DARLENE TROTTA SUSAN TRULIO 975 So. Main St. JEFF UNKEL 19 Brookside Rd. Soccer III, IV. CAROL USTINOWICH 354 Maple St. J.V. Cheerleading I; Ring Dance Committee II; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee III, IV; OEA III, IV (Pres. IV); Deca III; Yearbook IV (Senior Activities Sec¬ tion Editor). LEEANN VARNEY 11 Plymouth Rd. BRENDA VICINI 3 Brookside Rd. Chorus I, II, III, IV. KYLE WALKER PATRICIA WASNEWSKI 46 North Street ROBIN WELCH 30 Susan Lane Majorettes I, II, III, IV (Soloist III, IV); Spring Track II, III, IV; Winter Track III, IV (Capt. IV); Volleyball IV. SHERRY WIGHT 8 Apache Rd. Volleyball. BARRY WILLEY 68 Rose Ave. Baseball I, II. ELIZABETH WINSHIP 178 Blackstone St. Field Hockey; Cross Country; Spring Track; Winter Track; Student Government. BETH YOUNG 33 Valley View Rd. LAWRENCE YOUNG KRIS ZAGAME 763 South Main St. Football I, II, III, IV, Baseball II. 1 176 m ■HUH