Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

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Bottom row, 1-r: Scott Kelley, Dan Kraus, lark Rivard, Keith Tolson, Brian Giroux, Bernie Croteau, David Braley. 21 s p I R I T B R I N G S V I c T o R Y Top row. 1-r. Coach Janet Brodeur. Paula Racine. Sue Hebert. Kim Dwyer. Michelle Harden brook. Bottom row. 1-r: Pam Rutter. Delia Guidera. Trish Henderson. Tina Picard. 22 23 s w I n i I n t o VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY — Back row, left to right: Coach Donna Foye, Linda Beals, Lisa Payne, Jennifer Albert, Joane Eno, Stacey Coady, Jo-Ellen Beggs, Kim Trites, Chris Amerault. Front row, l-r: Beth Thornton, Tammy Kosmos, Lisa Coolbrith, Mar- cy Coady, Laura Roberts, Mandy Coady, Debbie Pemberton. Compliments of Woonsocket Golf Club 24 row: Coach Kathy Lobisser, Sheila Hastie, Miki Bryant, Leann Mulry, Lori Coady, Tina , Gidget Redman. Front row: Colleen Willis, Tammy Coady, Dyan Loot, Tracy Jamie Foye, Lisa Beals, Jill Morrell. Compliments of Appliance and T.V. Rentals 25 26 Top row, 1-r: Nanci Haley, Mitch Hardenbrook, Martin Lans, Glen Smith, Richard Lofgren, Coach Ro Bonollo. Bottom row, 1-r: Bill McMillan, John Thomas, Paul Haughey, Bill Laplante. 27 Hawks Spare iAWKS fiAWKS JAVK6 HAh ' KS, UAVKS HAWKS HAWKS iiiWKS hawk 3rd row, 1-r: Coach Slason, Eric Anderson, Bill McDonough, Gary Bibbo, Mike Meehan, Ted Rigney, Den¬ nis Nally, Sean Kelly, Mike Thibeault, John Moscatelli, Gary Pandolfi, Mike Gallagher, Coach Misseler. 2nd row, 1-r: Mark Armstrong, Joe LaPlante, Paul Primavera, Joe Edick, Steve Welch, Scott Goodrick, Kenny Morrell, Roland Schwillinski. 1st row, 1-r: Rich Horace, Tim Lomberto, Danny Mazzola, Steve Torocelli, Jim McDonald, Roger Ward, Joel Bourre, Mike Allen, Frank Fortner. 28 No Pain in ’85 3rd row, 1-r: Gary Barbiano, Andrew Smith, Stephen Bradbury, Kurt Gibson, Eric Faulta. 2nd row, 1-r: Michael Burke, Mike Manna, Bob Cook, Robert Smith, David Lannigan, Robert Thibeault, Charles Moore, Pat Klug. 1st row, 1-r: William McCommis, Brian Phelan, Joshua Christie, Brian Vitarisi, Scott Rigney, Robert Jolicoeur, Fred Mclellan, Andy Rowe. 29 Stride for Pride Front, l-r: Paul Galipeau, Chip Kulman, Bob Thilbault, John Hammann, Donovan Guin, Bill Collino, Tim Mc- Colgan, Bill McDonough. Back, l-r: Ken Lafond, Joe Kosmas, Mike Thibault, Mike Meehan, Steve Anderson, Mike Smith, Bill Burns, Mike Mulry, Joe Robidoux, Coach Kevin Morris. 30 Hawk Hoopsters Front, l-r: Jack Taylor, Mitch Hardenbrook, Joe Edick, Mike Prendergast. Back, l-r: Paul Primavera, Mark Johnson, John Thomas, Chuck Midget, Coach Ron Bonollo. 31 Front, l-r: Sean Henacee, Ed Shmitt, Kenny Morrell, Brad Bolduc, Jimmy O’Donald, Chris Aborgast. Back, l-r: Steve Bradbury, Brad Miller, Bill McMillan, Roger Ward, Scott Cahill, Coach Bernie Prusarzyc. 32 Bottom, l-r: Terece Maines, Nicki Parenteau, Jennifer Zereski, Trisha McQueeny, Linda Newman. Middle, l-r: Kris Brown, Mary Tiernan, Catherine Hyndes, Pam Bellan. Top, l-r: Faith Willis, Julie Beslile. i 33 I Hawks Hit States Back row: Beth Thornton. Michelle Hardenbrook. Tracy Eltzroth. Kim Trites, Barbara Deziel. Coach Glen Gariepy. Front row: Jennifer Albert. Stacey Coady, Pam Rutter. Sue Hebert. Kim Ladouceur. 34 Rising Stars Biick row: Jennifer Gonya, Laurie Larivierre. Stephanie Albert. Tasha Buben, Tammi Coady. Michelle Paquette. Sarah Powers. Front row: Tracy Eltzroth. Sheila Mangano, Heather Fontaine. Vikki Powers. Lori Beals. Mikki Bryant. 35 0 n t h e R ■ I 9 h t r a c Front, l-r: Rich Horace, Joe LaPlante, Kenny Trolland, Scott Goodrick. Middle, l-r: Glen Smith, Dean Vitirisi, John van der Wal, John Tagliafaria, Martin Lance, Craigs Goodrick. Top, l-r: Paul Haughey, Richard Lofgren, Sean Kelly, Gary Pandolfi, Ken- ny Parsons, Sean Malia, Dennis Berard. 36 ' Floor, l-r: Emily Parenteau, Tracy Sivacek, Tina Picard, Kim Gmachowski, Elaine Parenteau. Hanging, l-r: Lisa Payne, Marci Coady. Top, l-r: Dawn Letendre, Mandi Coady, Tracy Mueller, Jamie Foye, Trisha Sullivan, Sheila Haste, Kim Abbuzzesz. 37 ■ Ace-ing “85” Back row: Cindy Morrnll. Laura Roberts. Robin Connolly. Maria Corts, Dianne Galipeau. Michelle Hardenbrook. Coach Angela Compagnone. Front row: Lauren Herman. Christina Mangano. Kim Dwyer. Diane Goodwin. Janet Charbonneau. Cheryl Connolly. VffSB 38 .i row: Coach Elizabeth Lavoie, Ed Gill, Paul Burke, John enderson, Philip Littlefield, Donovan Guin. Front row: Scott Hodge, Rob Benoit, Mark Henderson, Chris Hynds. Following Through in “85” I ••fr —v Back row: Emily Parenteau, Tracy Mueller, Dawn Letendre, Katie Szydlik, Marci Coady, Trisha Sullivan. Middle row: Elaine Parenteau, Lisa Beals, Tara Herman, Kim Calderwood, Tasha Buben, Kim Gmachowski, Candy Chapman, Sheila Hastie, Tracy Sivacek, Carla Charbonneau. Front row: Tina Picard, Kris Brown, Mary Tiernan, Linda Beals, Joanne Eno, Pam Rutter, Stacey Coady. Running Strong 40 Compliments off Stanley Gardner lyvWK Back row: Mike Mee han, Dean Vitarisi, Rich, Teddy Rigney, Steve Welch, Craig Goodrick, Sean Kelly, Dave Winship. Middle row: Rich Lofgren, Paul Haughey, Sean, Brad Sullivan, Bill McMillan, Mark Johnson, Eric Anderson, Rich Horace, Dave Lannigan. Front row: Mitch Hardenbrook, Paul Primavera, Tim Galvin, Scott Goodrick, Brian Vitarisi, Tim Lomberto. Staying Competitive Compliments of Duke’s Floor Coverings 41 Back row: Ken Parsons, Ed Braley, Bill Laplante, Mike Thibault, Joe Kosmas, Bill McDonough, Coach Jim Bonollo. Middle row: Peter Usenia, Russ Dalpe, Ed Schmitt, Bill Collins, John van der Wal. Front row: Chris Marcet, Chris Arborgast, Bill Kilroy, Jack Taylor. 42 Compliments of Lussier Farms Hopes for the Future Back row: Asst. Coach Mike Walden, Joe Kasper, Dennis Ch arbonneau, Kevin Braley, Bob Mayhew, Scott Cahill, Mike Smith, Roger Ward, Brad Bolduc. Middle row: Bob Thibault, Kevin Burke, Brett Mulvey, Chris Bisdnack, Doug Houston, Bob Walden. Front row: Ken Hoyt, Rich Doyle, Scott Sweetman, Bob Compton, Scott Rigney, Rich Boucher. Compliments of Renee’s One Stop Cleaner 43 State Bound in 85 Back row: Lisa Payne, Jennifer Albert, Kim Ladouceur, Barbara Deziel, Beth Thornton, Tasha Buben, Kim Trites. Front row: Danielle Kobel, Lisa Coolbrith, Trish Henderson, Shelly Benoit, Vikki Powers, Coach Gerry Gayer. Compliments of Denault’s Auto Repair Looking Ahead Stephanie Roche, Shelly Haley, Michelle Paquette, Tammy Kosmas, Tammy Coady, Melissa Martel, Coach Jan Spencer. Front row: Cyra Coady, Sandra Jakes, Jill Mor- Powers, Stephanie Albert. 4 :- ' 4 Staying on Line in 1985 Back row: Coach Bob Purich, Bob Springston, Steve Jaczinsky. Front row: Rich Connors, Dennis Berard, Steve Anderson, Jim Purich. I r ss -3Wi ntm «s f . f: % ViscS ' State Tourney Contenders -3E ■—! «. At . The Very Best of BHS i i i i ,y f • • . ' . £ryr , .« s ' •. .. ' V „ s ' . Pi. ' ' • • . k« ' s YC� -v. Wm • L v • • • Xvv ; • V ' ?V� -v; f f ' V « v(‘ .K • ..Jr • • ' . •• -• r c : v ■iv . ii iiiill!!!, ' .. ' ! ' !! mil!!!!! ISO .. . O O I 1st row: Cindy Mucciarone, Cheryl Sevigny, Robin Connolly, Lisa Zereski, Joane Eno, Kristen Parenteau, Cindy Sasen, Laura Roberts, Shells Benoit, Miss Manning. 2nd row: Allison Willett, Debbie Vitarisi, Brian Giroux, Phillip Littlefield, Diane Allard, Barbara Sousa, Linda Bet® I Dyan Loof, Heather Sterns, Tanya-Marie Frappier, Kristen Edwardson, Kim Connolly. 3rd row: Paula Racine, Katie Szydlik, Lise Pelletier, K. i Parsons, Patricia McQueeney, Scott Hodge, Debbie Pemberton, Tina Picard, Cheryl Connolly, Judi Lowry. STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Debbie Pemberton, Dyan Loof, Kim Connolly, Lise Pelletier, Phillip Littlefield. I « 52 ' EST BOYLSTON REGIONAL REPS mda Beals, Judi Lowry. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Kim Connolly, Linda Beals, Diane Allard, Ken Parsons, Laura Roberts. STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY REPS. Patricia McQeeney, Shelley Benoit. 53 DFCA 1st ro Mr Gwemette. Jin Hastie. Ken Nkntli. Linda Whitehouse. Heather kerivan. Jennifer Clark. Maryane Chapell. Bonnie Beksha. Kris Brown. Debbie LaCbance. Faithe Willis, Catherine Hyndes, Nana Haley. Nancy Reynolds, kame Tranu Jennifer Zereski. Richard Duquette. Debbie Pemberton. Ms. Sencal 2nd ro Ray Fenoff. Scon Hodge. Kim Blanchard. Dianne Galipeau. Dane Pomremoli. Debbie Clancy. Pam Mahoney. Debbie Paziale. Toni Laron ga. Chris Marcel. Gtzeile Gaston. Sue Walsh. Lor. Montmarquet. Karen-Kim Vincent. Laura Glaven. Chert Gotovich. Stacie Jenkins. Denise Rooney . Gary Bibbo. 3rd rc- Pacl Pr.nevera. Richard Martel. Scott Coon, kerne Harrison. Cindy Fredrich. Dina Harpin. Lysa McGovern. Heather Martin. Mark Malbourgh, ktn Gibson. Irene Dark:. Laura Blades. Stacey Coady. Kim Dwyer. Chris Amerault. Craig Goodrick. I 54 This year has been the busiest and one of the best for the Bellingham DECA Club. In November, the officers and the advisors took a trip to Pennsylvania, where they participated in the North Atlantic Regional Leadership Con¬ ference. Upon returning from this excursion, the club’s members began to put the finishing touches on their projects to be entered in regional competition in Foxboro, February 7th and 8th. Those students who were successful at the regional level began to organize a dinner auction in order to defray the costs of attending the state conference, which was to be held in Springfield, March 17th through 19th. The following students received trophies at the state conference, and will be traveling to San Francisco to participate in the National DECA Conference, to be held April 29 through May 6: Debbie Pemberton, Nanci Haley, Kim Dwyer, Stacey Coady, Laura Glaven, Jennifer Zereski, Dianne Galipeau, Kristine Brown, and Debbie Parziale. These 9 students are involved in numerous fund-raising activities in order to prepare themselves financially for this trip, in¬ cluding selling raffle tickets, having a bake sale, and having home jewelry parties. 55 i 1st row: Delia Guidera, Cindy Mucciarone, Kerrie Squire, Jennifer O’Donnell, Traci Martin, Cory Henderson, Mrs. Gray. 2nd row: Maryjane Crawford, Diane Lafond, Candy Chapman, Pam Mahoney, Laura Blades, Michelle Letourneau. 56 Kim Gannon, Jo-Ann Gaudini, Linda Fleury, Marlene Jenckes, Kristen Parenteau, Dawn Surels, Ann-Marie Lavallee, Shirley Dearborn. 1st row: Sara Martell, Karie Girouard, Deborah Bigelow, John Hopper, Nancy Reynolds, Dyan Loof, Cheryl Sevigny, Mr. Schreffler. 2nd row: Faithe Willis, Dawn Walden, Jill Conners, Pam Mahoney, Katherine Szydlik, Patricia McQueeney, Tanya Raper, Kim Schreffler, Jennifer O’Donnell. 3rd row: Joane Bonin, Christina Mangano, Laura Mullaney, Mike Sabourin, Kent Linsley, Edmund Lewis, Kim Dwyer, Amanda Oakley, Kim Springston, Christine Picard. 57 1st row: Terry Bartlet, Janet Benson, Hope Finch, Dorothy Lesieur, Tammy Arcand, Lise Pelletier, Heather Haynes, Kerri Dwyer, Christine Fleuette, Tracey Eltzroth. 2nd row: Tammy Ravenelle, Meredith Lynch, Sheryl Lavallee, Tina Picard, Laurie Lariviere, Jennifer Knief, Jennifer Gonya, Paula Racine, Michelle Hardenbrook, Kelly Woodman. 3rd row: Paul Galipeau, Robert Benoit, James Levesque, Lee Calderon, Alan Levesque, Glenn Rice. 4th row: Carol Bickom, Peter Cifizzari, Jeff Theriault, Jeff Gagnon, Joe Ravenell, Barry Giles, Justin Hollander, Justin Trubiano, Glenn Smith, Mitchell Hardenbrook, Joseph Robidoux, Micheal Neville, Wilfred Fontaine, Mike Sabourin, Shelley Benoit. , - 59 1st row: Barry Giles, Mike Sabourin, Tina Picard, Timothy Galvin, Dorothy Lesieur, Paul Galipeau, Joseph Ravenell, Lee Calderon. 2nd row: Hope Finch, Glenn Smith, Alan Levesque, Fred Fontaine, Joseph Robidoux, Justin Trubiano, Robert Benoit. a n d 1st row: Jeffery Theriault, Patricia Sullivan, Lori-Ann Sarnosky, Sandra Comire, Gerard Dubois, Sandra Jacques, Kristen Lawson, Scott Knief, Nichole Fontaine, Kimberly Tougas, James Levesque. 2nd row: Linnea Kadlik, Kenneth Troland, Theresa Walsh, Jenna Joseph, Christopher Brunetti, Sara Martell, Harry Schreffler. 60 1st row: Cheryl Sevigny, Linda Simpson, Denise Bass. 2nd row: Robin Connolly, Cheryl Connolly. 3rd row: Kim Gib¬ son, Kim Connolly, Debbie Vitarisi. Nikki Morin, Linda Whitehouse, Sara Martell. _ 61 0 3 cGfcO OrO0t( I o m-Hm;oOc- Front: Brian Giroux, Faithe Willis, Wendy Pepin, Tara Herman, Sandra Jacques, Paula Desmarais, Mr. Vento. Middle: Lauren Herman, Donovan Guin, Lisa Marchand, Stacey Grindle, Theresa Roberts, Sandy Comire, Dyan Loof. Back: Ed Braley, Nikki Morin, Edmund Lewis, Nancy Locklin, Darren Newton, Patricia McQueeney. 62 63 w 1st row: Cynthia Morrell, Theresa Roberts, Christina Picard, Diane Galipeau, Mary Tiernan, Brenda Boisvert, Stacy Stearns, Kim Ladoucer, Patricia Henderson, Nanci Haley, Roland Schwillinski, Catherine Dexter, Kenneth Parsons, Nancy Ribotto, Jennifer Zereski. 2nd row: Patricia McQueeney, Kim Dwyer, Kristine Call, Kim Connolly, John van der Wal, Richard Duquette, John Henderson, Cynthia Mucciarone, Dean Vitarisi, Kerri Burton, William McDonough, Richard Lofgren, Lauren Herman, Elaine Parenteau. 3rd row: Lisa Zereski, Heather Stearns, Kristen Edwardson, Paula Racine, Kimberly Springston, Kerry Harrison, Deborah Clancy, Debra Vitarisi, Barbara Souza, Robin Connolly, Laura Roberts, Diane Allard, Pamela Mahoney, Christina Mangano, Emily Parenteau. 4th row: Timothy Galvin, William Collins, Daniel Grant, Edward Braleu, Steven Welch, Mitchell Hardenbrook, Marc Rivard, Paul Burke, Charles Littlefield, Michael Baillargeon. 64 ■ -h m — m B tn ?bzg± 65 Art Work: Jennifer Zereski Underclassmen Faculty: Robin Connolly Editor: Lauren Herman V Front: Heather Stearns, Debbie Vitarisi, Shelley Benoit, Tanya Marie Frappier. Middle: Phil tlefield, Maryjane Crawford, Mary Tiernan, Cindy Sasen, Cindy Morrell. Back: Paula I Stacey Coady, Joane Eno, Linda Beals, Debbie Pemberton. Business: Cindy Mucciarone Sports: Diane Goodwin 66 Co Editor: Diane Allard I: Kristen Edwardson, Theresa Roberts, Laura Glaven, Barbara Souza, Robin Pearson. Middle: I denderson, Mike Walden, Linda LeBlanc, Lisa Zereski, Katie Szydlik, Julie Belisle, Ann If ' ski, Jennifer Lord, Nancy Eaton. s t a f f Clubs and Activities: Cathy Dexter Senior Section: Nicole Parenteau Sports: Kim Dwyer Senior Activities: Kris Brown 67 Outstanding v l QOTSTAN% . S 1U ' _ l Front: Brian Giroux, Robin Connolly, Carla Charbonneau, Scott Rigney. Back: Phillip Littlefield, Kristen Powell, John Henderson, Bob Mayhew, Kim Dwyer, Nicole Fontaine. o 7sta 4 S 1U 7i _ ,v Front: Jim Simpson, Sheila Hastie, Paula Remillard, Derek Shields. Back: Mark Henderson, Dina Honour, Roland Schwillinski, Dianne Galipeau, Joe Edick, Diane Allard. 68 Students Front: Kenny Troland, Laura Mullaney, Sandra Jacques, Mandi Coady, Frank Fortner. Back: Neil Bently, Lisa Payne, Mike Meehan, Trish Henderson, Ed Braley. Front: Mike Baillargeon, Hope Menard, Mara Velazquez, Travis Hamway. Back: Laura Roberts, Dean Vitarisi, Kim Connolly, Dave Winship, Jill Morell. 69 71 I Row 1: Paul Primavera, Steve Bradbury, Bob Mayhew. Row 2: Brad Bolduc, Brian Perry. Row 3: Roger Ward, Bill LaPlante, Jim Simpson. Row 4: Dave Conroy, Mitch Hardenbrook, David Winship. Row 1: Christine Picard, Nanci Haley, Linda Beals, Judi Lowry, Debbie Pemberton, Kim Connolly. Row 2: Mary Tiernan, Joane Eno, John van der Wal, Kenneth Parsons, Kris Brown. 72 Row 1: Dianne Galipeau, Cindy Sasen, Kris Brown, Lori Archambault, Tina Picard, Mr. Fleury. Row 2: Lysa McGovern, Debbie Pemberton, Ken Parsons, Diane Goodwin, Richard Lofgren. Row 3: Craig Goodrick, Joey Thomas. 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' - ' • : ’ • • S t i • • ..«• ■ I Faculty Superlatives Characteristics Best Dressed Most Attractive Best Sense of Humor Most Excitable Most Organized Most Disorganized Most Spirited Calmest Fairest Ultra-brite Smile Most Talkative Most Helpful Most Likely to be Remembered Most Predictable Most Unpredictable Most Forgetful Most Cooperative Biggest Pushover Most Paranoid Most Demanding Male Female Mr. Trudeau Mrs. Parker Mr. Bonollo Mrs. Maines Mr. Christie Mrs. Dion Mr. Clinton Mrs. Papelian Mr. Vento Mrs. Flanagan Mr. Johnson Mrs. Kilburn Mr. Cleary Mrs. Lowry Mr. Tardif Mrs. Syzdlik Mr. Vento Mrs. Mills Mr. Pepin Mrs. Beck Mr. Conti Mrs. Llanagan Mr. Cleary Mrs. Lowry. Mr. Frappier Mrs. Llanagan Mr. Cohn Mrs. Spencer-Traver Mr. Cheever Mrs. Papelian Mr. Rook Mrs. Pierce Mr. Dalpe Mrs. Trocchio Mr. Anderson Miss Manning Mr. Christie Mrs. Langenberg Mr. Fox Mrs. Kilburn 76 m emonam teardrop evaporates my tbouybts; my fears, but not my memories of a lady. Jder yuicb walb and simi (ar dmife never revea Uk er Secret, but ratber, displayed ber enthusiasm for life. J w bite crocus blooms planted in tbe faff Sbe was bere then, J recall. Iddore tears, fears and peace, dear lady. ' LJour memory lives witbin us all Cb-ris oncannon Administration Superintendent Peter Vangel Principal Roger W. Canestrari Vice Principal Gerard Frappier Vice Principal Paul D. Kearnan 78 e e Guidance and Office Staff Nurse Mrs. Szydlik Guidance Dept. Head Mr. Fleury Miss Dodsworth i I I I I I I I I i I I Mr. Gauvin L Mr. Purich Guidance Secretary Mrs. Lewinski Office Secretary Mrs. Cooper Office Secretary Mrs. Day 79 English Department English Dept. Head Mr. Thuot Mr. Gariepy Mr. Cleary Mrs. Concannon Mr. Lemieux Mrs. Papelian Mrs. Parker 80 Mr. Plante Mrs. Trudel Foreign Language Language Dept. Head Mrs. Valorie Mr. Cournoyer Mrs. Mills Mrs. Trocchio Mr. Vento Librarians Mrs. Langenberg I Mrs. LeBlanc 81 Math Department Math Dept. Head Mr. G. Trudeau Mrs. Dion Mrs. Beck Mr. Fox Mr. Plasse Mrs. Slater Mr. A. Trudeau 82 Social Studies Department Social Studies Dept. Head Mr. Conti Mr. Andreoni Mr. Biron Mr. Cheever Mr. Dalpe Mr. Gayer Mr. Kowalczyk Mr. McDonough Mr. Johnson 83 Science Department Science Dept. Head Mr. Beaulieu Mrs. Bonollo Mr. Christie Miss Manning Mr. Tardif Mr. Cohn Mr. Quigg Mrs. Lehr Mr. Porter 84 Business Dept. Head Mr. Rook Business Department mm Mrs. Gray Mr. Ciavarini Mrs. Flanagan Mr. Guillemette Mrs. Sanocki Mrs. Lowry Mrs. Spencer-Travers Mrs. Robidoux 85 Special Needs i V : j Mrs. Bibeault Mrs. Borkowski Mr. Clinton I Miss Compagnone Mr. MacAdam Mrs. Jacques Mrs. Maines Mrs. Keazirian Mrs. Mangano 86 Physical Education Department Health Coordinator Mr. R. Bonollo Athletic Director Mr. Anderson Physical Ed. Dept. Head Mr. J. Bonollo Mr. Spera Miss Xenos 87 Art Dept. Head Mrs. Pierce Industrial Arts Dept. Head Mr. Provost Home Economics Dept. Head Mrs. Turcotte Mr. Bogdan Mr. Bonin | Mr. Wade Music Director Mr. Schreffler 88 ■ 89 0 Class Officers Diane Allard Treasurer Robin Connolly President Shelley Benoit Vice-President Debbie Vitarisi Secretary Pride in the 92 Class of 1986 Our successful Junior year began with our first dance on Sept. 20, 1984. Close to 500 students attended and danced to the music of DJ John Gregory. The Class of 1986 planned the exciting Jr. Sr. Christmas Party which was held at the Bocce Club on Dec. 20, 1984. We were visited by Santa and were entertained by Somethin’ Katchy. Junior Spirit Week took place the week of Feb. 25, 1985, and ended with a dance on March first. The year winded down with the elegant Jr. Sr. Prom on May 10, 1985. Impressed With the Class of 1987 Class Officers Dyan Loof Secretary Sheila Haste Vice-President Lani Newton President Kristen Powell T reasurer 94 ROYAL COURT — Nancy Ames, Carol Peloquin, Bob Mayhew — King, Karen Green — Queen, Lauren Dumas, Pam Masson. Ring Dance CLASS Of STs I I I I I 95 Spirit in the Class Officers Joanne Berglund Treasurer Carla Charbonneau President Lise Pelletier Vice-President Heather Haynes Secretary 96 Class of 1988 i 97 Class Officers Tara Herman Secretary Colleen Willis Vice-President Nicole Fontaine President Hiede Halsing Treasurer 98 |Class of 1989 99 100 101 ! 1 Jennifer L. Albert “Jen”“Jenny” Within our reach lies every path we ever dream of taking. Within our power lies every step we ever dream of taking. Within our range lies every joy we ever dream of seeing. Within ourselves lies everything we ever dream of being. Mark A. Armstrong Goals: To find true love and to out bench Ted. Linda E. Beals “Bealsie” Life’s battles don’t always go to the stronger or faster man. Sooner or later the one who wins is the one who thinks he can. Christine A. Amerault “Chris” “Limits exist in your mind” I plan to attend Newbury Jr. College for travel and tourism. Eric J. Anderson “A hungry rat was placed in a cage.” Lori L. Archambault Wear a smile and have friends,? wear a frown and have wrinkles. What do we live for if not to make: the world less difficult for each other? Emily Beth Arpin Elaine Aubee Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don’t — but I always do! Robert Badzmierowski T 104 Julie Anne Belisle Ships, wealth, general confidence — All were his. He counted them at break of day, and when the sun set! Where were they? — Lord Byron Marc A. Benoit The love you take is equal to the love you make. Dennis Berard Gary Bibbo Carol Anne Bickom Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look at the stars. H. Van Dyke Tina Marie Gowin Bigelow “Meme’Tin” “Tiny” “Bigelow” Cherish yesterday, dream of tomor¬ row, live for today. J.R. will always be a part of my life. Gary Biron Brenda J. Boisvert Michelle E. Bogan “Mitch” “Mish” Without honesty, there is no truth, without truth, there is no love, without love there is nothing. Thanks to Benita, Emily, Lisa, Karen and Serena for all the happy memories. I wish you all the best of luck. Ann Marie Borkowski “Ann” There is good and bad in everyone. Learn to live and give each other what is needed to survive. i 105 Dean BL Boughner Roger Breau “Deano” Goal: “To hit Mega bucks.” Only those who risk going too far, can possibly find how far they can go. “The old man’s down the road.” Deborah Brenn “Don’t stop thinking about tomor¬ row, it will soon be here.” Edward Allan Brown Set your goal in life and don’t stop., until you reach beyond it. c - Kim Marie Brown “Kimmie” “We’ll take the best, forget the rest, someday we’ll find these are the best of times.” I wish all my friends the best of luck in whatever they do. Kim loves Paul always and forever. Kristine Marie Brown “Kris” There is nothing worth the wear of winning but laughter and love of friends. Thanks — Di, Kate, Jul, Kimi, Jen, Frankie M.J. It’s been fun! William Burns “Bill” Kerry A. Burton v Kristine Marie Call “Trillian” Here I stand so patiently For your lights to shine on me For your song inside of me This we bring to you Kevin Castagnaro 106 mmvi� Donna L. Charron Peter J. Cifizzari “Pete” Stacey L. Coady “Space” “Codes” School is A,B,C,D, but life is Pass Fail! P.S. Better late than never. April Lyn Ceurvels “Goodbye yesterday, it’s over and done but still I hope somewhere deep in your heart yesterday will live on.” Thanks for the memories: Danielle, Shelia, Krista, M.J., Cyn- di. Thanks for the misery J.S.!!! Christine Lynne Collamati “Chris” “Ya”; Two entirely different people living in the same world’s dream. Joseph E. Collamati III “Joe” Dean Conant Kim Marie Connolly “Pompa” “Kimi” On ne voit qu’avec le coeur, L’essential est invisible pour les yeux. — Antoine de Saint Exupery 107 Scott Creasia “Scotty Francis” “Anxiety of a struggle is endured and then forgotten.” Richard D. Deryck “Rick” A man without knowledge, is like a house without a foundation. Jean M. Duffney “Jeannie” Michele Marie Cronin Melissa Cunningham “There’s a lady who’s sure, all that “Missy” “Lissa” “Wicked” glitters is gold, and she’s buying the stairway to heaven.” Shirley Ann Dearborn “Shirl” Ain’t it funny how time flies When the best was yet to come What’s so good about good by el when the best was yet to come. Catherine A. Dexter “Cath” “Kate” “Dex” “Happiness is doing with a smile what you have to do anyway.” 1A Bridgette Dion Thomas P. Doyle 108 M. Richard Duquette “Duke” ' Success comes in parts. This was a big part. Allan S. Elliott, Jr. Kimberly A. Dwyer “Kim” “Kimmy” While in these times of quiet desperation, as I search everywhere for some new inspiration, if I need a cause for celebration, I rely on my imagination, and know everybody has a dream. Joane M. Eno I am a part of all I have met; Yet all experience is an archway where through gleams that untraveled road where margin fades forever and forever when I move. Penny S. Dzindolet “Pennelope” “Suzie-Q” “Forget injuries remember kindness.” Cathleen E. Fleuette “Cathy” “Cath” “Hey dude let’s party!” „ , i Nancy L. Eaton “You run and you run to catch up with the sun — but it’s sinking rac¬ ing to come up behind you again. The sun is the game in the relative way but you’re older, shorter of breath and one day closer to death” — Roger Waters Heather .Ann Fraser “To-To” To Russ: “You ' re the meaning in my life, you ' re the inspiration.” Love Heather i 109 Timothy Gatchell James Gaudet William L. Gervais Laura Glaven “Bill” My goal in life is to become lawyer; I love Robby. John T. Gonya Craig Goodrick “J.T.” For long you live and high you fly and smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Diane Goodwin Cheri Anne Gotovich “Di” “Goodie” “Shash” A Cherish yesterday — Dream tomorrow — Live Today! Memories we’ll cherish forever and day, of doing things together, knowin; from the start Dreams of the distan- past will soon be brightening our way Keeping dear those friendships tha j make us strong at heart. 110 Maureen Grindle Nanci Ann Haley “Haley-Bailey” If you don’t have a sense of humor you might as well be dead. Karen M. Hanley “It’s the friendly heart that has many friends.” Dina Harpin “The larger the obstacles, the harder the fight.” Christine Dianne Haswell “Chrissy,” “Mushroom,” “Tandi,” “Barbie,” “Ding,” “Little Jeanne,” “Stud,” “Snuggles” “I can’t take it!” “Can’t believe it has all been wasted time.” — Eagles. Lynn Marie Hazelton “Hazelnuts” It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; What is essential is invisible to the eye. “That’s it” Suzanne C. Hebert “Sue” “Suzy and Pam” “Never say can’t.” Patricia Ann Henderson “Trish” Love is one of the most precious things. If this scarce bird flies across one’s path, capture it. For true love, one will only meet once. It takes understanding and pa¬ tience, or it will fly away as fast and swiftly as it ventured upon you. K.C.W. John Henderson “Kinko” “One more arrow — flying through the air, one more arrow landing in a shady spot somewhere, where the days and nights blend into one, and he can always feel the sun, through the soft ground that holds him, forever, always young!” — One more Arrow! Lauren Herman I want every child in the world to be freed from the famine, poverty, op¬ pression, and pain placed upon them by the adult world. i 111 K Renee Heuklom Your the master of your own destiny, so give and take the best that you can. Robert M. Hiltz “Bob Goal: to own a shiny Harley David¬ son. and a ten thousand watt stereo so my neighbors can listen to music instead of sleeping. Catherine Mars Hvnds “Kate” Stacie Lee Jenkins “Spacie” There’s a devil without a doubt, but is he try ing to get in or trying to get out. Mark A. Johnson “Monk” “_that in living for today, we can dream for tomorrow, and learn from yesterday.” 112 Christina Klug Sean E. Kelly “Kelly” “Living well is the best revenge.” Kimberly A. Ladouceur “Kimmer” “Kimbie” “Kim” “Kimmy” Live each day to the fullest; for if you let one day pass you by; it is gone forever. Robert Johnson Joseph Patrick Kosmas Jr. “Joe” Talk about a dream, Try to make it real, Spend your life waiting for a moment that just don’t come. Well, don’t waste your time waiting. Alfred H. Kirton “Hank” IKnowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Susan Joseph Jennifer Lynn Knief Never b (be sharp) Sometimes bb (Be flat) but always b4 (be natural). Kenneth L. Lafond Debra J. Lachance “Debbie Do Do” “Punk” “Debathie Brat” “Sub” “Coach” Say — la-ve!; It could be worse — hey you! Say what? I’m not as dumb as you look. “Live for your dreams and a pocket full of gold!” 113 Teresa M. Lamoureux “Tree” Wendy J. Laronea “Wen” To have a friend, is to be a friend. Linda Larsen Linda Marie LeBlanc “Lin” “Bin” Be glad that you are free ... Fre- to change your mind ... Free to g most anywhere... anytime. Michelle A. Letourneau Allyson Levesque “Mitch Skeeter” “Love is life and life is love.” “Be real” “Marry Ed.” Paul Lewis Paula Lewis Debra Lexner “Debbie” “Deb” Lisa M. Lindner “Lee” Always remember to forget the things that made you sad, but never forget to remember the things that made you glad. 114 Cvnthia A. Lizotte “Cindy” “Gin” Richard J. Lofgren “Rich” “Dicky” ... Take a chance like all dreamers, can’t find another way — You don ' t have to dream it all just live a day. Jennifer S. Lord “Jennie” “Jzateal” “To know is nothing at all; To im¬ agine is everything” -— Anatole France Judith Anne Lowry “Judi” “Jude” There are places I remember all my life though some have changed, some forever, not for better, some have gone and some remain. C.M.B.F. Terece Ann Maines Michael Manning Lest, yesterday, somewhere bet¬ ween sunrise and sunset, four gclden years: they are gone forever, but tomorrow will live on. Rochelle Martel Kerri A. Mazdrachi i I I i I 115 William A. McDonough “Wild-Bill” “ ... and these children that you step on as they try to change their world, are immune to your con¬ sultations; they’re consultations, they’re quite aware what they’re going through .. Lisa McGovern “Lefty” “Lis” If life were as easy as it seemed it wouldn’t be life, it would be a dream. Shelia McGuire Allison McKellick “Ally Cat” “Wacky II” I don’t know, I don’t care. Michael J. Meehan “Men are ruled by imagination; im¬ agination makes them into men, capable of madness and of immense labours.” Michelle Melanson “Mickey” Thank God this year is finally over. Now we can go our separate ways. Cally Lynn Minard “Cally Loopy” “Chief’ “Ya-right” “Say la ve” Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow but live today ... Cynthia A. Morrell “Cindy” Apart but not alone, lovin memories hold together in spiri those who have been separated b distance. J.L.B.F. 116 Paul W. Munro Watch out where the huskies go and don’t you eat that yellow snow. Dennis Nally “Nails” Linda Suzanne Newman “I want to be high, so high! I want to be free to know — The things I do are all mine, I want to be free, just me!” John O’Mera “Jack” “Eager wolves bark at the moone.” Gary R. Pandolfi “Pasta 76” To live my life one day at a time. Nicole Marie Parenteau “Nicki” “Stick” In the depth of your hopes and desires lies the silent knowledge of the beyond; and like seeds dreaming beneath the snow your heart dreams of spring. Trust those dreams, for in them is hidden the gate to eternity.” — Gibran Kenneth A. Parsons “Ken” “. . . I’ve got no time to sit and wonder. I’ve got myself to reckon with. Yeah, and life won’t drag me under, even if it takes all I have and then you to give ... I’ll give it all 5 Robyn Lee Pearson “Rob” To do nothing is failure. To try, and in the trying you make some mistakes and then you make some positive changes as a result of those mistakes, is to learn and to grow and to blossom. Allison M. Pelletier “Al” “Pookey” “Well guys I made it” Donna Yvonne Peloquin “Tigger” I wish all of my friends the best of luck in whatever they do. 117 I Deborah Louise Pemberton “Debbie” The appearance of things changes according to the emotions, and thus we see magic and beauty in them while the magic and the beauty are really in ourselves. Candi Louise Pennett Kerstin Peterson “Sprout” “Ribs” If you love something set it free; if it comes back it’s yours forever; if it doesn’t it never was. Christine C. Picard “Pic” “Tina” “11 est bien plus difficle de se juge soi-meme que de juger autrui. Si t ' re ussis a bien te juger, c’est que t est un veritable sage.” — Antoine de Saint Exupery Charles Anthony Pietrantonio “Tony” “Pete” “Peaches” “Sweetcheeks” “I just want to live a long happy life.” Daneile Elizabeth Pultz “Dun” “Neile” “Dee-Dee” Goal; To dance forever. “Give me a break” “I’d rather be dancin’” Joseph Paul Ravenelle Junior Aim high, reach for the sky, ’Cause after we’re gone, life still goes on. Nancy Marie Ribotto “Nance” To marry John and spend a lonj ( happy life together. 118 Theresa Marie Robert “Terry” It does not matter what did befall you, “It does not matter what might have been, For our yester¬ days are all behind us, And every¬ day lets us start again.” Pamela Jean Rutter “Pam and Suzy” Try not to become a per son of suc¬ cess but rather try to become a per¬ son of value.” Cindy D. Sasen If you see someone without a smile . .. give them one of yours. Michelle Marie Sawyer Cherish yesterday, dream of tomor¬ row, and live for today. Sheryl Lynn Robert “Sha” I may not be perfectly wise, perfectly witty, or perfectly wonderful, but I’m always perfectly me. Denise Marie K. Rooney “Dee Dee” “Roon” “Toones” “Mama” “All we are is dust in the wind” I can’t wait to start my new life, with my baby. I Love John. Renee Rovedo “Nene” “Re” “Double R” “Lady Trucker” “Reneezel” Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. Ribs, I’ll always be here when you need someone to talk to. Love Always Joseph E. Robidoux “Joe” My career goal is to become an emergency Medical Technician- Paramedic. Michael J. Sabourin P® ; 1 Edward K. Rigney “Riggs” “Ted” ’’There is so much good in the worst of us and so much bad in the best of us that it hardly behooves any of us to speak about the rest of us.” 119 David Sennick Donna Shaw Denis Sherlock Roland H. Schwillinski Glenn Smith Paul Sousa John Simpson i Robert Springston Kerrie Squire 120 Garry Jean Stanhope “Jean” Donna M. Stark Stacey Stearns “Stace” It’s not doing what you like, it’s lik¬ ing what you do that is the key to happiness. Benita L. Stratman “Skeeta” “T.D.” ... And that’s how come!!! Linda J. Sutherland The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or ever touched. They must be felt with the heart. Kevin Tayes Denise Theroux Michael Thibault “Mike” Nothing in life comes easy. Work for what you want, and don’t go through the motions if it isn’t worth it. John M. Thomas Joseph Thomas “Joe” “Thomass” “The one and only, chocolate thunder” “Outrageous!” Goals: To become a child psychologist or an actor. 121 Mary K. Tiernan “Mare” On any journey, we must find out where we are before we can plan the first step. Karrie Ann Trant “ Foto” “Life is too short, so why waste precious time.” Johannes van der Wal, III “Johnny V.” “J.V.D.W.” Someday, I am going to learn precisely where that fine line is, and I am never going to cross it again. Dean F. Vitarisi Michael D. Walden “Mike” “Mikie” It’s much easier to ride the horse in the direction he’s going. Allison Jean Willett “Al” Happiness lies in the hands of the beholder Dawn Willitts Jennifer Zereski The greatest friend one can ever have is oneself. 122 123 Class History Let us journey back together to a time of our adolescence when we first began to form our individual and class identities. Do you remember the mixer, when as 7th grad ers we all blended together to become better acquainted before enter¬ ing the high school? First to emerge as our 8th grade leaders were — Kim Connolly, President, Dianne Galipeau Vice Presi¬ dent, Debbie Pemberton Secretary, and Cindy Sasen Treasurer. It was a year of discovery and challenge. In the fall of 1981, as freshmen our advisor was Mr. Thuot. We held our first dance, had a table at the flea market, and experienced our first Spirit Week. Our treasury was expanded by running a number of contests in¬ cluding “who are the beautiful babies among the faculty.” Taking charge of the 9th grade was Linda Beals President, Terece Maines Vice President, Cindy Sasen Secretary, and Nanci Haley Treasurer. Will you ever forget our sophomore year’s Spirit week with its mix and match day and REO Speedwagon ticket raffle? And, of course our Sophomore Ring Dance. Blue Star entertained us as we discover ed our first Royal Court. The Royal¬ ty included: King Joe Thomas, Queen Kristine Brown, and Princesses Linda LeBlanc, Chris Haswell, Shelia Maguire, Allyson Levesque. Leading our Class were — Linda Beals President, Terece Maines Vice President, Cindy Sasen Secretary, and Allison Willett Treasurer. In our junior year, Mrs. Lowry joined Mr. Thuot as our advisor. We began the year by holding a tic-tac-toe game at Bellingham Day. Do you remember planning our Jr.-Sr. Christmas Party that turned into a New Years Eve Party due to weather? We all began to look forward to the Jr.-Sr. Prom at the Sheraton Mansfield — our first formal dance. “Something Catchy” was the band. Our court consisted of: KING Ken Parsons, QUEEN Nicki Parenteau, COURT Denise Theroux, Ted Rigney, Debbie Pemberton, Bill McDonough, Allyson Levesque, John Gonya, Cheri Gotovich, and Joe Collamati. Our four officers were Linda Beals Presi¬ dent, Joanne Eno Vic e President, Cindy Sasen Secretary, and Allison Willett Treasurer. Senior year brought with it a new list of adventures as well as a new Presi¬ dent — Emily Arpin leading with her were Joane Eno Vice President, Cindy Sasen Secretary, and Allison Willett Treasurer. We had many activities including the first punk-florescent Spirit Week, Halloween dress up day, and the Jr.-Sr. Christmas Party. Our Senior Prom was held at the Sheraton Mansfield for our second year in a row, we were entertained by Blue Star, and our court was made up of: KING Ted Rigney, QUEEN Stacy Stearns, COURT Nicki Parenteau, Mike Meehan, Linda LeBlanc, Ken Lafond, Cindy Muc- ciarone, Mark Armstrong, Jean Duffney, and Gary Pandolfi. We experienced an exciting fun filled day at the Frank Davis Resort for our Class Trip. We definitely distinguished ourselves as the best school there by win¬ ning many of the contests between schools. Today is Class Day and tonight we will celebrate our years together as a class at our Senior Banquet. Tomorrow we will take our final steps towards the future as we venture into the world — Graduates of Bellingham Memorial High School. Cindy Sasen r- Senior Class Officers President Emily Arpin Vice President Joane Eno Secretary indy Sasen Treasurer « Allison Willett 127 128 ' 1 ' 129 r ft 131 — ' I Jr.-Sr. Proi Sheraton Mansfield I I May 10,1985 Mark Armstrong, Mike Meehan, Gary Pandolfi, Ken Lafond, KING — Ted Rigney, QUEEN Stearns, Cindy Mucciarone, Jean Duffney, Nicki Parenteau, Linda LeBlanc — Stacy 132 Kelly Bernier, Marci Coady, Dianne Pontremoli, QUEEN — Karen Willey, KING Dalpe, Chip Kuhlman, Phil Littlefield, Bill Laplante. 133 134 Class Klutz Catherine Hynds Eric Walker Most Artistic Jen Zereski Mike Walden Class Couple Kris Call John Gonya % A ' X NJ g 4 V Class Scholars Terry Robert John Henderson Most Athletic Stacey Coady Bill McDonough Most Attractive Julie Belisle Mike Meehan Class Babies Laura Glaven John van der Wal S s e u n P i e o r r S 135 136 Weakest Kidneys Beth Grey Bob Cochrane Friendliest Emily Arpin Sean Kelly Best Dressed Joe Spas Dianne Galipeau Most Attractive Mike Meehan Julie Belisle Class Actors Joe Kosmas Lauren Herman Class Couple John Gonya Kris Call Most Demanding John Henderson Trish Henderson Most Scientific Craig Goodrick Nancy Eaton Class Apple Polisher Ken Parsons Nanci Haley Class Flirt Joe Thomas Kristine Brown Friendliest Sean Kelly Emily Arpin Class Baby John van der Wal Laura Glaven Most Easily Confused Joe Kosmas Laura Glaven Class Bookworms Eric Walker Jennie Lord Class Scholar John Henderson Terry Roberts Most Likely to Succeed John Henderson Mary Tiernan j Most Artistic Mike Walden Jen Zereski Most Musical Joe Robidoux Carol Bickom Most Argumentative John Henderson Trish Henderson 1 Most Athletic Bill McDonough Stacey Coady Class Klutz Eric Walker Catherine Hynds j Best Dancers Joe Thomas Danielle Pultz Class Clowns Tim McColgan Pam Rutter ! Most Talkative Roland Schwillinski Cindy Sasen Most Spirited Sean Kelly Linda Beals Class Computer Wiz John van der Wal Kim Ladouceur Most Organized John Henderson Dianne Galipeau Weakest Kidneys Bob Cochren Beth Grey Most Helpful Dean Conant Judi Lowry 137 Fondest Memories Armstrong’s Proms 84-85 Hidden Road McDonalds Chellos Graduating Desimone’s Friends Christmas Party 84-85 Cranberry Meadows Favorite Cartoon Characters Scooby Doo Freddie Flintstone Bugs Bunny Tom and Jerry Tazmanian Devil Garfield Ziggy Groups Bruce Springsteen Duran Duran Prince Bryan Adams Van Halen U2 Go-Go’s Phil Collins Senior Clothes Levis Sweats Forenza Swatches Angora Sweaters Guess Jeans Friends Vacation Chinese Food Weekends Graduating No School 138 Report TV Shows Family Ties Bill Cosby Show Cheers Dynasty St. Elsewhere Leave It To Beaver Miami Vice Dislikes Snobs Homework Neon No Gas Fights Breakdancing Term Papers Mondays Drinking and Driving 8th Grade Hallway Songs Heaven Relax Purple Rain Pride (In the Name of Love) We Are the World Crazy for You Inspiration Rio Jungle Love Dancing in the Dark I Can’t Fight This Feeling Movies Breakfast Club Vision Quest Karate Kid Purple Rain Terminator Beverly Hills Cop Nightmare on Elm Street Sayings See-Ya You Dog Shut Up Radical Wicked K is Constant Frankie Says. . . “Relax” 139 Frank Davis Resort 140 141 142 IS IT REALLY TIME Is it really the time Is it coming to an end Must I really say goodbye To you my closest friend The memories are with us They’re pictures of the past Forever they will stay with us We’re going to make them last. Chorus If you lead us today You know that we will follow Please show us the way So that we may lead tomorrow .. . Is it really time? I cannot say goodbye this is too hard to do I find myself remembering the years I’ve spent with you Chorus If you lead us today You know that we will follow Please show us the way So that we may lead tomorrow .. . Is it really time? Is it really the time Is it coming to an end Must I really say goodbye To you my closest friend I I I I I I I I I I Joseph Robidoux Michael Sabourin 143 CLASS WILL CLASS OF 1985 Kris leaves Susie a self-setting, working alarm clock Kim leaves Nancy and Debbie her phone § at the Cross so they don ' t forget their better third Kim leaves Robin and Cheryl the tank, a large order of McDonald ' s french fries, Marc, and lots of love. Lauren and Kim leave Mrs. Trocchio good wishes for Toto and a year’s supply of Saltines Kimi leaves Di, Kris, Jules, Cate, and Jen a lunch at Chelo ' s Kimi leaves Trish her toes and extra duck sauce Kim leaves Johnny another lesson, summer school, and wishful thinking The A.P. team leaves Ms. Manning heat in winter and a cool breeze in spring Kim leaves Lauren Boston City Hall and its piano Jo-Ellen leaves Dave wonderful memories at the cape and a big kiss to get through next year Jo-Ellen leaves Delia a ride to school and best of luck for next year Nancy and Jennie leave Mr. Bogdan a year’s supply of official careered passes and a gift certificate to a fine department store Kris leaves Julie a quarter and a secret Kris leaves Billy Collins a new Bruce tape Cindy leaves Mrs. Flanagan and Mrs. Robidoux a student who has better luck with typewriters and computers Donna Stark leaves Janine all the hassle that 1 went through Donna leaves Mrs. Turcotte 7 full classes of me and Sue Beauchesne Allison leaves Canielle and Lauren the best of times The 1985 Girl ' s Basketball Team leaves Mr. Gariepy with the hope that he never does anything to damage those gorgeous legs! Jen leaves Trish, Dyan and Eddie my best selling novel “101 Things To Do With a Wet Mop” and my secret to success as a subworker with love Mr. Vento and Mr. Spera leave Allan Elliott and Scott Creasia their own radiator to sit on during their own study periods Stacy leaves Beth Kenny Parsons Nanci, Kim, and Debbie leave Ms. Senecal fresh dinner rolls every morning in the DECA store To Mr. Fox, Stacey leaves the fact that she realizes that she can never postpone the inevitable Stacey leaves Mrs. Kilburn a homework assignment on time Robyn leaves Joey gas money and a life’s supply of pizza Stacey leaves Mr. Anderson an entire uniform for field hockey, basketball, and track on any day that is convenient for him Robyn leaves Joey an argument M r. Thuot leaves Kris Brown a lifetime supply of odor eaters Stacey leaves a gate door to be installed in the track fence to Mr. Porter so that he can spend his time coaching and not getting people off the fence To M rs. Dion who has expressed a deep interest in a certain part of my anatomy, I Suzanne Hebert, leave to her my legs. May she rise to great height with these supports Stacey leaves Ms. Senecal a dessert-glass filled with chocolate mousse on July 1st so that she will have a complete pair! The cross-country team leaves Mrs. Turcotte a senior picture of Dennis Berard — clothed Robyn leaves Joey an argument Richard leaves Kim all the menoish in the world Richard leaves Kum “U-2” and “Oiy” never to forget I leave Mrs. Maines a pencil so she can lend it to me to do my work Penny leaves Mr. Frappier a million thanks plus a “nickle” to replace her Stacey leaves M r. Gariepy a bottle of St. Regis and 13 wine glasses for his next winning season Stacey leaves Mr. Conti a prompt sociology student that understands what it means to be human Terry leaves Scott a rubber car with matching trees and some other girl to pick on him Ted and Eric leave Diane an hour full of spitballs Allison leaves Diane spitball repellent shampoo Ted and Eric leave W.W. a couple of hands to help her with her BIG problem Kris leaves Tim fireproof clothes Tina leaves Mrs. Trocchio her wardrobe, 17 excused absences and 153 late slips Trixie leaves Mr. Schreffler his own massage parlor and a brand new zipper Cally Minard leaves Mr. Cleary her brite, white smile Loopie leaves Hazelnuts and Spacie all good memories er had even though there were a few bad ones Catherine leaves her brother Chris lots of luck and the TV set all to himself Mrs. Kilburn ' s College Prep Writing class leaves her a punctual 7th period class or a classroom closer to the senior hallway Kate leaves Mare her own personal dictionary titled, “Abbreviations for all Words.” Catherine leaves Julie, Dianne, and Kirn a new, up-dated version of the Bible — read it in good faith girls! Catherine Hynds and Julie Belisle leave Mr. Cheever the pizza they owe him from 9th grade — better late than never! Catherine Hynds leaves Pam Rutter a lifetime supply of easily accessible chocolate bars Judi leaves Mr. Cleary “ADIEU” Judi leaves Mrs. Lowry her brother Jimmy Judi would like to thank Mr. Bonin for all the help he has given her Jenn leaves Mrs. Langenberg with the pages from the Alcohol Reference Book she was accused of taking Jenn leaves her sister, Stephanie, with the hope that her remaining 4 years at BHS are as great as hers were. Good luck kid, you’ll need it! To the Class of ’85, It ' s about time. I wish everyone the best of luck and a happy life Suzanne leaves Mr. Gariepy the note to tell him she said “Hello.” Suzanne leaves Mr. Fleury the real spelling of her name, many thanks, and much love Stacey leaves Lisa, Beth, and Kim three winning seasons in their senior year. Good Luck! Kim and Nanci leave Mr. Conti a copy of the DECA Creed, a copy of Madonna’s “Material Girl,” and another Black Studies Class like the last one Cindy leaves Russ Kinko the Clown” Cindy leaves Mr. Rook another Gemini to pick on Cindy leaves Brian her earring collection Suzanne leaves Mr. Plante and Mrs. Papelian many thanks Suzanne leaves Mr. Clinton a broken camera M r. Thuot leaves Linda whatever her name is (how soon we forget) the presidency of her class wherever she goes. Jennifer Z. leaves Mr. Conti a psychology class that is perceptive, intellectual, and awake Jennifer Z. leaves Mrs. Flanagan an unlimited supply of Excedrin for all the tension headaches of the upcoming school year Mrs. Robidoux is left an organized pre-model office class by Michelle, Linda and Rochelle The DECA class leaves Mr. Guilemette his pets, Nanci, Debbie, and Kim To Vidal Sasson — a used red pen for Mr. D. The class of 1985 leaves Mr. Ka watch that cuckoos so he won’t have to look at his wrist so often and miss what is really happening Jennifer leaves Mrs. Dion a quiet fifth period st udy Laura and Cheri leave Catherine a pair of socks that match each of her outfits Michelle leaves Jeff a hug and a kiss for many great memories Michelle leaves Brenda a thank you for being such a special friend and also the phone number for Potato and Honey Dew Pam leaves Mr. Porter a captain without a big mouth and the hope that they beat Dover Sheborn Pam leaves Mrs. Kilburn FOR GOOD! The class of 1985 leaves Mrs. Sanoki a pair of binoculars so she can check out what every person is wearing each day of 1986 Karrie, Cheri, and Laura leave Mr. Guilemette a book of FUNNY jokes, checkers for his pants, and a big hug and thank you Pam Rutter leaves Ms. Manning and Mrs. Keazarian two words — thank you Tom Grant leaves Mrs. Sanoki a class of students as attentive and hard working as Ed Brown Brenda and Kerry leave M r. Cleary a free dinner at the log cabin Cindy leaves Mr. A. Trudeau her shoes and socks Mrs. Flanagan ' s 4th period accounting class leaves her a dozen yellow roses. The A.P. Biology class leaves Ms. Manning something that has gone through fermentation and a class that will take the AP test Mrs. Sanoki’s RPG class leaves her Bill McDonough, John Henderson, Kenny Parsons, John Vanderwal and 4 muzzles Terry leaves Mr. Cleary a pair of pantyhose that won’t stick to his hairy legs and another student to get excited about Kris leaves Mr. Christie Ann Borkowski, Judi Lowry, and Nancy Eaton to do with what he wants Jennifer leaves Lisa a new live-in fashion consultant Pam leaves Lisa Beals Pasquali Pam leaves Annette Beksha five dollars worth of M M’s Jennie and Kris leave Mrs. Kilburn Ruby Newman concert tickets Jennie and Kris give Mr. Rook their confession that if they were 25 years older and totally blind, they might possibly consider . . . Pam Rutter leaves Ms. Manning and Mrs. Keazarian two words — thank you Tom Grant leaves Mrs. Sanoki a class of students as attentive and hard working as Ed Brown Brenda and Kerry leave Mr. Cleary a free dinner at the log cabin Cindy leaves Mr. A. Trudeau her shoes and socks Mrs. Flanagan ' s 4th period accounting class leaves her a dozen yellow roses. The A.P. 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ELECTRONICS, ELECTRICAL, COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, DRAFTING C.A.D., BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CABINETMAKING, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL ASSISTANT, MARINE MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY, REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING, PLUMBING HEATING. Approved for Veterans’ Training. Financial help available. Student housing available. Become a New England Tech graduate or compete with one. Call 401 - 467-7744 or write New England Tech, 184 Early Street, Providence, Rl 02107 169 The Year in Review 170 171 172 Jennifer L. Albert 31 Plymouth Road Field Hockey II, III, IV (Capt. IV); Basketball I, II, III, IV (Capt. Ill, IV); Softball II, III, IV; Yearbook IV; Stu¬ dent’s Against Driving Drunk IV. Charles Ambler 1 Blackstone Street Christine A. Amerault 76 Nason Street Field Hockey I, II; Spring Track I, II; Tennis I; DECA; Ski Club. Eric J. Anderson 7 Sioux Circle Football II, III, IV; Track II, III, IV. 311 Caroline Drive Gary Biron 19 Country Way Michelle Bogan 69 Ross Ave. J.V. Softball, Fund Raising Com.; DECA I. Brenda Boisvert 64 Indian Run Road DECA; National Honor Society. Ann Marie Borkowski 118 North Main Street Chairman Cabaret IV; Yearbook IV; Tennis; Volleyball; Basketball. Lori Archambault 18 Chestnut Street Peer Counselor IV. Mark A. Armstrong 157 Mendon Road Football I, II, III, IV; Spring Track II, III. Emily Beth Arpin 461 Pulaski Blvd. Band; Class Martial III; President IV. Elaine Aubee 47 Taunton Ave. Robert Badzmierowski 59 Maple Street Linda E. Beals 443 Center Street Pres. I, II, III; Student Council I, II, III, IV (Secretary IV); West Boylston Rep. Ill, IV; Student Advisory Council I; Ring Dance and Co-Chairman Prom Committee II, IV; Student’s Against Driving Drunk II, III, IV; DECA III; Homeroom Rep. I, II; Yearbook IV; Field Hockey I, II, III, IV; Winter Track III; Basketball I, II; Softball II; Spring Track I, III, IV. Jo-Ellen Beggs 12 Mohawk Path Field Hockey I, III, IV; Ring Dance — Prom Committees II, IV. Julie Belisle 15 Squire Lane Chorus II; Colorguard II; DECA III; Cheerleading III, IV. Dean L. Boughner 156 Temi Road Roger Breau 8 Marion Road Deborah Brenn 14 Deerfield Road Edward Allan Brown 81 Wethersfield Road Cross Country; Winter and Spring Track. Kim Marie Brown 28 Chestnut Street Kristine Marie Brown 11 Sioux Circle Cheerleading I, II, III, IV (Capt. IV); DECA III, IV; Spring Track I, II, III, IV (Capt. Ill); Peer Counselor IV; Stu¬ dent’s Against Driving Drunk III, IV; Yearbook Senior Activities Editor IV; Ring Dance and Prom Committees II, III, IV. William Burns 376 Hartford Ave. Kerry A. Burton 33 Newland Ave. DECA; National Honor Society IV. Kristin Marie Call 73 Horseshoe Drive International Lang. Club I; Drama Club III, IV; Ski Club III; National Honor Society III, IV; Yearbook IV. Kevin Castagnaro Mechanic Street Marc Benoit 61 Lowland Street April Lyn Ceurvels No. Main Street Dennis Berard 160 Paine Street Gary Bibbo 56 Phillips Drive Carol Bickom 290 Lake Street Band I, II, III, IV. Michael Champoux 138 No. Main Street Donna L. Charron 491 Pulaski Blvd. Peter Cifizzari 20 Phillips Drive Band I, II, III, IV. 7 Porter Road Student Council I, II, III; DECA III, IV; Homeroom Rep. I; Prom. Com. Ill, IV; Basketball I, II, III, IV; Field Hockey I, II, III, IV; Track I, III, IV; Softball II; Student’s Against Driving Drunk III, IV; Yearbook IV. Robert Cochrane 4 Glenbrook Ave. Christine Lynne Collamati 300 Center Street Cabaret; Softball. Joseph E. Collamati III 300 Center Street Dean Conant 52 Chestnut Street Kim Marie Connolly 51 California Ave. National Honor Society III, IV; Ma¬ jorettes I, II, III, IV; Student Council I, II, III, IV; Ring Dance Prom Commit¬ tees II, IV; Softball I, II; Student Ad¬ visory Committee V; Cabaret I, II, IV; International Lang. Club I; Drama Club I; Newspaper II; Student’s Against Driving Drunk IV; H.R. Rep. II. Richard Connor 58 Horseshoe Drive Mary-Jane Crawford Apache Road Yearbook IV; OEA IV (Secretary). Scott Creasia 81 Shelia Drive Yearbook. Michele Marie Cronin 48 Scotthill Road Melissa Cunningham 39 Nason Street Michael DeLucia 17 Pricilla Ave. Shirley Dearborn 31 Barrett Lane Library Aide I, II, III, IV. Richard Deryck 8 Lake Shore Drive Soccer II. Rene Deslauriers 89 Rose Ave. Catherine A. Dexter 25 Stone Street Chorus; DECA; Yearbook; National Honor Society. Bridgette Dion 237 Farm Street Thomas Doyle 12 Standish Road Tina Bigelow Stacey Coady Jean Duffney 30 Pearl Street David Dulac 90 Pleasant Street M. Richard Duquette 33 Park Street DECA; Chess and Math Club; Na¬ tional Honor Society. Kimberly A. Dwyer Chorus I, II, III, IV (Tres. Ill); DECA III, IV (Tres. IV); Foreign Lang. Club I; Tennis I, II, III, IV; Volleyball III, IV (Capt. Ill, IV); Yearbook Sports Editor IV; Newspaper II; National Honor Society III, IV; Ski Club II; Ring Dance and Prom Committees II, IV. Penny Dzindolet 60 Brisson Ave. Nancy L. Eaton 7 Grove Street International Lang. Club I; Volleyball III; DECA III, Yearbook IV. Allan S. Elliott Jr. 47 Phillips Drive Joanne M. Eno 779 South Main Street Winter and Spring Track I, II, III, IV; Field Hockey II, III, IV; Cross Country II; Homeroom Rep. I, II; V.P. Ill, IV; Student Council I, II, III, IV; Yearbook IV; Ski Club II; DECA III; Ring Dance and Prom Committees II, IV; Student’s Against Driving Drunk III, IV; Bell¬ ingham Against Driving Drunk II. Cathleen E. Fleuette 30 Elbow Street DECA. Heather Ann Fraser 3 Roberta Lane Dianne Renee Galipeau 319 So. Main Street Band I, II, III; National Honor Society III, IV; DECA III, IV; Peer Counselor IV; Tennis III, IV. Michael Gallagher 67 Nason Street Timothy Gatchell 56 Easy Street James Gaudet Mendon Street William L. Gervais 11 Old Elm Street Track I. Laura Glaven 27 Standish Road DECA III, IV; Yearbook IV. John T. Gonya 1 Squire Lane Winter Track III; Ski Club II, III. Craig Goodrick 44 Ruth Ellen Road Dianne Goodwin 258 Caroline Drive Marching — Stage Band I, II, III (V.P. Ill); Tennis I, II, III, IV (Co-Capt. Ill); Volleyball II, III, IV (Co-Capt. IV); Pep Squad I, II; Student Council III; Peer Counselor III, IV; Yearbook Sports Co-Editor IV; Ski Club II (Secretary); Ring Dance and Prom Committees II, III. Cheri Anne Gotovich 306 Maple Street Track I; Homeroom Rep. I; Ring Dance and Prom Committees II, IV; DECA III, IV; Newspaper II; Yearbook IV. Thomas Grant 16 Brookside Road Elizabeth Grey 14 Link Street Maureen Grindle 121 Plymouth Road Nanci Ann Haley 51 Cedar Hill Road Tres. I; Baseball Stats I, II; Newspaper II; Basketball Stats I, II, III, IV; Stu¬ dent’s Against Driving Drunk III, IV (V.P. IV); National Honor Society III, IV; DECA III, IV (Store Manager IV). Karen Hanley 68 Nason Street Volleyball I; Ski Club II. Dina Harpin 82 Benelli Street DECA; Student Council; Drama Club; Ring Dance Committee; OEA; Chess Club. Christine Dianne Haswell 66 Douglas Drive Band; Color Guard I, II, III. Lynn Marie Hazelton 13 Rondeau Ave. DECA. Suzanne C. Hebert Oak Woods Apt. C-12 Volleyball III, IV; Basketball II, III, IV; Softball. John Henderson 11 Indian Run Road Basketball and Baseball II, III; Tennis IV; Cross Country I; National Honor Society III, IV (Pres.); Ski Club II, III (V.P., Pres.); Ring Dance and Prom Committees II, IV; Marching Concert Band I, II; Jazz Band I, II, III. Patricia Ann Henderson 11 Indian Run Road Cross Country I; Basketball I, II; Soft- ball I, II, III, IV; Student Council I; Concert-Stage-Marching Band I, II; Ring Dance and Prom Committees II, III, IV; Ski Club II, III (Tres.); Cheerleader III; DECA III; Volleyball II, IV; Yearbook IV; National Honor Society III, IV. Lauren Herman 103 Clarence Road Drama Club II, III, IV; Ski Club III; National Honor Society III, IV; Inter- National Lang. Club 1; Tennis IV; Yearbook Editor IV. Renee Heuklom Cl 13 Oak Woods DECA. Kim Higgins 8 Littletree Lane Robert Hiltz 118 Maple Street Catherine Hynds 16 Lynn Court Student Council II, IV; Student Ad¬ visory Council II; Chorus II; DECA III, IV; Yearbook IV; Cheerleading III, IV. Daniel Ingersoll 26 Yvonne Road Richard Ingersoll 26 Yvonne Road Michael Janik 25 Yvonne Road Steven Jasinski 42 Saddleback Hill Road Stacie Lee Jenkins 91 Pine Grove Street DECA III, IV. Mark A. Johnson C-101 Oak Woods Basketball II, III, IV; Soccer II, III, IV; Spring Track IV. Robert Johnson 49 Wethersfield Road Susan Joseph 61 Linwood Ave. Sean Kelly 703 Pulaski Blvd. Football I, II, III, IV; Winter and Spr¬ ing Track II, HI, IV. Alfred H. Kirton 901 So. Main Street Christina Klug 105 Plymouth Road Jennifer Lynn Knief 22 Joyce Lane Band I, II, III, IV (Pres. Ill, IV); Ski Club II, III; Lang. Club I; Dra ma Club I, II. Joseph Patrick Kosmas Jr. 9 Morin Drive Baseball I, II, III, IV; Soccer II, III, IV; Hockey I, II, III, IV. Debra Lachance 89 Blackstone Street DECA III, IV; Homeroom Rep. I, II. Kimberly A. Ladouceur 400 Wrentham Road Band I; Softball I, II, III, IV; Basket¬ ball I, II, IV; National Honor Society III, IV. Kenneth Lafond 18 Country Way Hockey II, III, IV. Teresa M. Lamoureux 65 Chestnut Street Wendy Laronga 124 Grove Street Linda Larsen 105 Caroline Drive Linda Marie LeBlanc 55 Phillips Drive Ring Dance Committee II; Homeroom Rep. II, III; Yearbook IV. David Lemote 93 North Main Street Michelle A. Letourneau 98 Patrica Drive Color Guard (Co-Capt.); Pep Squad (V.P.); DECA; OEA. Allyson Levesque 3 Wethersfield Road Paul Lewis 323 Lake Street Paula Lewis 323 Lake Street Debra Lexner 149 North Main Street Lisa Lindner 36 Yvonne Road Kent Linsley 248 Blackstone Street Cynthia Lizotte 71 Stockholm Street DECA. Richard J. Lofgren 73 Hixon Street Homeroom Rep. I; Cross Country I, II, III, IV; (Capt. Ill, IV); Winter and Spring Track I, II, III, IV (Capt. Ill, IV); National Honor Society III, IV; Student’s Against Driving Drunk III, IV; Peer Counselor III, IV. Jennifer S. Lord 44 Valley View Road International Language Club I; Drama Club I, II, III, IV; Ski Club III; Year¬ book IV. Judith Lowry 6 Squire Lane Student Council III, IV; International Lang. Club I; Library Aide I, II; Ring Dance and Prom Committees II, IV; Ski Club II; Yearbook IV; ' Field Hockey III; Spring and Winter Track I, II, III, IV; Pep Squad II; West Boylston Rep. IV. Terece Ann Maines 88 Farm Street Vice-President I, II; Cheerleader II, III, IV (Capt. IV); DECA III; Peer Counselor IV. Michael Manning 38 Rondeau Road Rochelle Martel 23 Country Way Kerri Mazdrachi 334 Center Street Richard McMorrow 130 Pulaski Blvd. Timothy McColgan 23 High Street Hockey I, II, IV. William McDonough 31 South Main Street Hockey I, II, III, IV (Capt. IV); Foot¬ ball II, III, IV; Baseball I, II, III, IV (Capt. IV); Student Council II, III; Na¬ tional Honor Society III, IV. Lisa McGovern 23 Irene Court Homeroom Rep. I; Peer Counselor III, IV; DECA III, IV; Cheerleader II, III (Capt. Ill); Ring Dance II; Student’s Against Driving Drunk IV. Shelia McGuire Standish Road Allison McKellick 9 Bernier Lane Michael J. Meehan 251 Shirley Drive Hockey I, II, III, IV (Capt.); Football II, III, IV; Track III, IV; Baseball I, II. Michelle Melanson 87 Newland Ave. DECA. Cally Lynn Minard 18 Judy Lane DECA III. Cynthia A. Morrell 3 Kathy Drive National Honor Society; Tennis; DECA; Prom and Ring Dance Com¬ mittees; Yearbook; Student’s Against Driving Drunk. John Moscatelli 40 Nason Street Cynthia J. Mucciarone 40 Littletree Lane Yearbook Business Editor IV; OEA IV (Pres.); National Honor Society ill, IV (Secretary); Student Council IV. Paul Munro 27 Hartford Ave. Dennis Nally 326 Hartford Ave. Football II, III, IV (Capt. IV). Linda Suzanne Newman 77 Jeannine Road Cheerleading III, IV. John O’Mera 18 Kathy Drive Gary R. Pandolfi 66 Stevens Road Football; Winter and Spring Track. Daniel Paniss Temi Road Tina Pare Wrentham Road Nicole Marie Parenteau 6 Edgewood Road Homeroom Rep. II, III; Office Aide II, III; R ing Dance and Prom Committees II, III, IV; Student’s Against Driving Drunk IV; Yearbook Senior Section Editor IV; Cheerleader III, IV (Capt. IV); Winter Track II; Spring Track II, III. Kenneth A. Parsons 76 Wethersfield Road Soccer II, III, IV (Capt. IV); Baseball II, III, IV; Winter Track III, IV (Capt. IV); Student’s Against Driving Drunk II, III, IV (Pres. IV); Student Council II, III, IV (V.P. IV); Newspaper Editor II; Student Advisory Council III; Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Seminar II; Peer Counselor III, IV; National Honor Society III, IV; Ring Dance Committee II. Robyn Lee Pearson 6 Dearfield Road Yearbook IV; J.V. Scorekeeper II; Chairman Senior Banquet IV; Ring Dance and Prom Committees II, IV; Student Council IV; Dance Committees II, III, IV. Allison M. Pelletier 1401 Pulaski Blvd. DECA. Donna Yvonne Peloquin 19 Chestnut Street DECA; Colorguard. Deborah Louise Pemberton 27 Maple Street Field Hockey I, II, III, IV (Capt. IV); Basketball I; Winter Track II; Spring Track I, II, III; DECA III, IV (V.P. Ill — Pres. IV); Student Council IV; Stu- dent Advisory Council IV; Peer Counselor IV; Student’s Against Driv¬ ing Drunk IV (Treasurer). Candi Louise Pennett 16 Nason Street Kerstin Peterson 15 Potter Drive Christine C. Picard 100 Wrentham Road Volleyball I, II, III, IV; Softball I, II, III; Winter-Spring Track IV; Band I, II, III, IV; Stage Band IV; Chorus IV; National Honor Society III, IV; Homeroom Rep. I; Peer Counselor IV; Student Council I, II, III, IV; Cabaret I, II; Drama Club I; International Language Club I; Student’s Against Driving Drunk III, IV; Yearbook IV; Pep Squad II; Prom and Ring Dance Committees II, IV. Charles Anthony Pietrantonio 197 Ruthellen Road Football. Vincent Podsiadlo 395 Center Street Daneile Elizabeth Pultz 41 Center Street Joseph Paul Ravenelle Jr. 20 Florida Ave. Marching, Concert, Stage Band. Nancy Marie Ribotto 52 James Street National Honor Society III, IV. John D. Richard 417 Hartford Ave. Jodi Marie Ridolfi 12 Edgehill Road DECA. Edward K. Rigney 39 Plymouth Road Football I, II, III, IV (Capt. IV); Track III, IV. Sheryl Lynn Robert 14 Link Street Theresa Marie Robert 5 Pelletier Drive National Honor Society; Drama Club; Yearbook. Joseph E. Robidoux 50 Lowland Road Hockey I, II, III, IV; Band I, II, III, IV; Stage Band II, III, IV; DECA III, IV. Denise Marie K. Rooney 421 Hartford Ave. Softball; DECA. Renee Rovedo 234 Depot Street Pamela Jean Rutter 313 Hartford Ave. Cross Country I, II; Volleyball III, IV; Basketball I, II, III, IV; Spring Track I, II, III, IV; DECA III. Michael J. Sabourin 133 Blackstone Street Stage, Marching, Concert Band III, IV. Cindy D. Sasen 36 Ray Ave. Secretary I, II, III, IV; Yearbook IV; Ring Dance and Prom Committees II, IV; Newspaper II; Scorekeeper J.V. Baseball II, Varsity III, IV; Student Council I, II, III, IV; Peer Counselor IV; Bellingham Against Driving Drunk II. Michelle Sawyer 28 Littletree Lane DECA. Roland H. Schwillinski 15 Puddingstone Lane Football; National Honor Society. David Sennick 90 Wretham Road Donna Shaw 3 Potter Drive Denis Sherlock 336 Thearesa Road John Simpson 29 Porter Road Glenn Smith 146 Maple Street Paul Sousa 10 Potter Circle Joseph Spas 51 Prospect Street Robert Springston 32 Mendon Street Kerri Squire 7 Candace Drive Garry Jean Stanhope 9 Charlotte Road Donna M. Stark 42 North Main Street Stacey Sterns 10 Poirier Street National Honor Society III, IV; Prom and Senior Banquet Committee IV. Benita L. Stratman 54 Apache Road Linda J. Sutherland 22 Center Street DECA III. Kevin Tayes 27 Mendon Street Denise Theroux 61 Center Blvd. Michael Thibault 34 Douglas Drive Football II, III, IV, Hockey II, III, l Baseball I, II, III, IV (Capt. IV). John Thomas 25 Jeannine Road Basketball III, IV (Capt. IV); Cro: Country IV. Joseph Thomas 242 Center Street Football II, III; Track I, II; Pet Counselor Mary K. Tiernan 4 Brookside Road Softball I, II; Basketball II; Wintt Track II; Spring Track III, IV; Yeai book IV; National Honor Society II IV; Student’s Against Driving Drun III, IV; Cheerleader IV. Karrie Ann Trant 9 Coderrie Drive OEA III; DECA III, IV; Yearbook IV. Johannes van der Wal, III 83 Clarence Road Baseball I, II, III, IV; Soccer III, I Winter Track IV; Ski Club II, III (V.I — Pres.); Student Council II Newspaper II; Band I, II; Stage Ban II; National Honor Society III, IV; Stu dent’s Against Driving Drunk IV. Dean E. Vitarisi 384 Center Street Winter Track IV; Spring Track II, III IV; Ski Club II, III; National Hono Society III, IV. Michael D. Walden 43 Clarence Road Yearbook IV. Eric Walker Pond Drive Allison Willett 20 Cedar Hill Road Treasurer II, III, IV; DECA II (Secretary); Ring Dance and Pron Committees II, IV; Student Council III IV; Yearbook IV. Dawn Willitts 21 Maple Street Jennifer Zereski 21 Squire Lane Winter Track I; Internationa Language Club I; Colorguard II Newspaper II (Asst. Editor); Studen Council II, IV; DECA II I, IV Homeroom Rep. Ill; National Honoi Society III, IV; Cheerleader IV; Year book Art Editor IV; Student’s Agains Driving Drunk IV. ■ ' i -jV 1(jfl iH ll B . i 1 | r 1 1 W VI 5f3j g!mv A M ' hvm 1 : f;. 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