Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1987 volume:

I m i Puff the Magic Dragon Lived by the sea And frolicked in the Autumn Mist In a Land called Honolli Little Jacky Paper Loved that Rascal Puff And brought him strings and ceiling wax And other fancy stuff Together they would travel On a boat with billowed sails Jacky kept a lookout perched On Puff ' s gigantic tail Noble Kings and princes Would bow when e ' er they came Pirate ships would low ' r their flags When Puff roared out his name A dragon lives forever But not so little boys Painted wings and giant swings Made way for other toys One gray night it happened Jacky Paper came no more And Puff, that mighty dragon He ceased his fearless roar His head was bent in sorrow Green scales fell like rain Puff no longer went to play Along the Cherry Lane Without his life-long friend Puff could not be brave So Puff that mighty dragon Sadly slipped into his cave. P. Yarrow L. Lipton I I ' Within the covers of this scrapbook of memories are the painted wings and giant swings of years past. In a sense, | each and every one of us has within him the child of Jacky Paper who must one day grow beyond the fanciful joys’ of childhood. We must now abandon our past and look ahead to our future goals which no longer seem unattainable. Old dreams must give way to new ones. Our “gray night” has arrived and it is with a pang of sorrow that we say good-bye to all those who have prepared us for this event. The future, beckons us and we must heed its call. And so we extend to you a cordial invitation to travel with us on a “boat with billowed sails” while we reminisce for the very last time as the “Class of 1987” Catch The Spirit Juniors and Seniors Have They Cast A Spell On Us All 10 I Dedication What is dedication? Dedication to an athlete is the first building block to success. Being dedicated to practicing hard every day and to keep up their grades and their homework is a recognizable accomplishment. We are lucky at our school because we have many dedicated athletes, but we have two peo¬ ple who have achieved the highest goals in their sport. Through their dedication and hard work they were able to achieve their goals. We present these next two pages to these outstanding athletes. Sport Editors Rich Horace and Brad Miller 17 Dave Winship Dave has come from a long line of run¬ ners. This is shown through the fact that he went undefeated in the Tri-Valley League throughout the past two years in cross country. This year has to be a dream come true for Dave. He went to New York for the Regional Meet against runners of the same age. Out of over 100 runners he came in first place. This enabled him to qualify for the National Meet in sunny California. Out of 240 competitors Dave finished 38th. This is quite an accomplishment for a junior. Dave’s future goal is to compete in the Boston Marathon. Good Luck Dave! Dave’s running ability has helped make himself “THE BEST HE CAN BE!” Signing off Dick Stockton Tom Heinson 18 Kim has been one of our best female athletes over her past five years at the high school. She has been a key person in all the three sports she played. But in basketball she has shown her best athletic ability. She led the team in scoring the past two years and also led the team in rebounding. Kim’s greatest achievement in basketball was the fact that she became the first female ever to score over a 1000 points. The achievement will be a plateau of unreachable height for a long time to come. Congratulations Kim! Sports Editors: Rich Horace Brad Miller KIM TRITE S BREAKS 1000 19 Back Row, L-R: Linda Hewey, Pam Bellan, Sue Brown, Deanna Anderson. Middle Row: Dianne Usenia, Kim Armstrong, Heather Haynes, May Anne Fowler. Front Row: Stacy Grindle, Kim Frappier, Tricia Sullivan, Lynn Bridges. HAWK SPIRIT Captains: Kim Armstrong and Pam Bellan 20 Running Hard 1st Row, L-R: Martin Lans, Angel Velazquez, Brad Miller, Mike Smith, Mike Prendergast, Joshua Coutu, Tom Kozak. 2nd Row: Pierre Nguyen, Jean Nguyen, Brian Giroux, Jim Simpson, Coach Suffoletto, Neil Bentley, Ed Ingraham, Bruce Connolly, Kevin Braley, David Braley. 22 Staying Competitive WSBBi i i fph fw - ' mm mmrnmmmi y ' . T r ' l W ;yi Row 1, L-R: Chris Castles, Sean O’Brien, Terrie Kobel, Chuck O’Connell, Rob Michaud, Jesse _ Cowell, Maura Renaghan, Ed Moore, Mike Sivacek, Tammy Clark, Keith O’Brien, Kyle Norman- N faW t ' r ' 7 ' ;V , din. Row 2: Jamie Power, Eric LaFlamme, Giles, Barry Lariviere, Rob Dozois, Mike Kelly, Bob Wood, Steve Dozois, Sara Martel, Kevin Giroux. 23 Hawks Set Up For Next Year Front Row L to R: Lauri Tucceri, Jill Morrell, JoAnne Berglund, Kelly Blackmond, Nikki CAPTAIN: Kerri Dwyer Pelletier, Tracy Elszroth. Back Row L to R: Tasha Buben, Jennifer Bauer, Kathy Meehan, Kerri Dwyer, Donna Riendeau, Vikki Powers, Coach Alaire. mm ■ ULL.L-1 11- 24 Back Row L-R: Celeste Deslour, Lisa Teccun, Stephinie Wright, Tanya Basterache, Melisa Haughey, Dawn Dumont. Front Row: Lisa Kasper, Tammy Sawyer, Julie Benedict, Kim Abruzzee, Niki Fontaine, Andrea Cron. 25 Hawks Best Row 1, L-R: Bob Haynes, Eric Falter, Bob Cook, Mike Manor, Kurt Gibson, Steve Bradbury, Brian Vitarisi, Scott Rigney, Ray Baker, Pat Klug, Fred MacLellan. Row 2: Tim Lomberto, Bob Thibault, Mike Burke, John Cafarella, Jason Hicklen, Dave Lanigan, Jim LaPlante, Dean Bogan, Neil Rollins, Chris Bisdnack, Brett Smith, Jim Amerault, Jeff Black. Row 3: Coach Missler, Scott Costanza, Roger Ward, Jeff Gagnon, Jim McDonald, Rich Horace, Andy Smith, Craig Duquette, Joel Bourre, Chuck Moore, Frank Fortner. Season Ever! First Time Ever T.V.L. Champs Captains: Beth Thornton, Lisa Payne, Kim Trites. 1st Row, L-R: Stephanie Albert, Miki Bryan, Beth Thornton, Kim Trites, Cyra Coady, Kris Lomberto. 2nd Row: Colleen Willis, Tracy Vanderwalker, Tammy Kosmas, Lori Sarnosky, Tam¬ my Coady, Lisa Payne, Lisa Beals, Sherlyn McDonald, Heather Fontaine, Sarah Powers, Coach Bonollo. 28 Front Row, Left to Right: Stephanie Powers, Brenda Elliot, Cheryl Patterson, Renetia McDaniel, Julie Belhumeur, Jo Anne Braley, Julie Casey. Back Row, L to R: Rhonda Enos, Tanya Borsotti, Kristyn Coady, Lisa Ward, Kelly Gorman, Kim Donaldson, Shannon Carlin, Mitchelle Parquette, Coach Xenos. “Running away with the T.V.L. Championship” ' ' ' ::iV ; ■ ■■ CONQUERED BUT NOT Captain Mike Prendergast, Coach Gibbs Back Row L to R: Ed Moore, Bob Hennessy, Scott Knief, Brad Sullivan, Jeff Black, Brad Miller, Steve Bradbury, Eric Trimm, Chris Foley. Front Row L to R: Coach Gibbs, Brett Smith, John Walden, Ed Schmitt, Mike Prendergast, Matt Lord, Doug Houston, Kurt Gibson. DEFEATED Back Row L to R: Tom Lydon, Brett Hawley, Jim Livesy, Dave Korlacki, Kurt Gibson, Doug Houston. Front Row L to R: Coach Demesa, Dave Braley, Keith Heines, Rich Boucher, Brett Smith, Shaun Audet, Derek Shields. jm?. A ■ ar ™ wr Back Row L-R: Coach Clancy, Jim Vincini, Shawn Minard, Jason MacLaughlin, Paul Torricelli, Tom Marcoux, Steve Sannicardro, Ed Moore. Front Row: Sean O’Brien, Billy Gagnon, T. J. Chiappone, Mike Gibbs, Greg Kindi, Kieth O’Brien, Mike Giles. 18-0 And Still Rolling 7th and 8th Grade Basketball Back Row L-R: Kim Gaffney, Tina Bimas, Barbara Laveque, Terri Russell, Margaret Holst, Coach Crook. Front Row: Thuy Nguyen, Martha Pinet, Shannon Perkins, Liz Ballard, Susan Guerin, Lisa Vitello. jB Back Row L-R: Scott McMillan, Bobby Wood, Mike Kelly, Coach McDowell, Mark LaPlante, Scott Corrieri, Adam Hall. Front Row: Neal Russell, Kenny Elliot, Peter Gianusso, Jason Gnerre, Greg Parker, Jimmy Zanchi. 33 • 4 Hawks Make Tournament Again CAPTAINS: Kim Trites, Beth Thornton Front Row L to R: Nikki Bryan, Sara Powers, Kim Trites, Beth Thornton, Tracy Elszroth, Jill Mor¬ rell. Back Row L to R: Coach Gariepy, Tammy Coady, Tarsha Buben, Lori Coady, Stephine Albert, Vikki Powers, Coach Xenos. 34 Back Row L-R: Sheila Mangono, Tanya Bastarache, Mitzi Eltzroth, Colleen Willis, Nikki Pelletier, Tarsha Kuhlman, Julie Belltumeur. Front Row: Debbie Sutton, Lisa Ward, Jo-Ann Braley, Jane Benet, Judy Thomas, Liana Vincini, Julie Sullivan, Coach Xenos. 35 FACE-OFF TO THE FUTURE! Front Row L to R: Kevin Corrigan, Mike MacClafferty, Craig Nugent, Neil MacClafferty, Paul Galipaeu, Kevin Martel, Joe Doucette, John Zullo. Back Row L to R: Scott Haynes, Rob Belafon- tain, Joe Steele, Eric Parmentier, Mike Smith, Bill Pleau, Bob Thibault, Rick Gentile, Eric Laflamme, J. T. McDonnle, Steve Doonan, Coach Morris. 36 Striding For Respect 1st Row L-R: Cheryl Dakai, Lisa Beals, Lori Sherman, Lisa Payne, Kim Calderwood, Frank Fortner. 2nd Row: Sheila Hastie, Tracy Muller, Moura Reneghan, Joyce Bullier, Dave Winship. 3rd Row: Coach Sullivan, Jim Simpson, Scott Rigney, Dave Lanigan, Paul Daily. 4th Row: Coach Maines, Jamie Lawerence, Dave Hallfielder, Mike Manor, Brian Vitarisi, Roger Ward, Coach Morrison. !£ Captain: Lisa Payne A YOUNG HAWKS LIFT TEAM Back Row, L-R: Brad Bolduc, Fernando Pannis, Andy Smith, Mike Smith, Roger Ward, Ed Schmitt, Brett Mulvey, Coach Bonollo. Front Row: Rob Burke, T. J. Chiappone, Rich Boucher, Jon Walden, Doug Houston, Pat Klug, Chris Bisdnack. Captains: Brad Bolduc and Ed Schmitt 40 Back Row: Coach Quigg, Tom Mourcoix, Ray Baker, Neil McClafferty, Brian Numan, Shawn Menard, Dave Korlarki, Pete Giannusso, Bill MaGinnos, Paul Torricelli. Front Row: Dan Bisnack, Mark LaPlante, Mike McClafferty, Rich Nuemella, Scott Coreari, Bill Roberts, Neil Russell, Scott Fernald. • ' « ■ J % m - . r j J 1 ; r„, % JM ■ : v . ; JS ' ! -4 i Tennis, Fun, and Sun left to right: Jeanne Brailey, Jo-Anne Hope, Beth Thornton, Tammi Coady, Dina Honour, Tasha Buben, Tammy Kosmas, Dawn Dumont, Coach Xenos. Captains: Beth Thornton and Tammi Coady wm Racquets Up! — Back Row, L-R: Dan Kraus, Peirre Nuygen, Kevin Brai- ly, Coach Eileen Hessian, Brad Sullivan, Tom Lydon, Greg Tomisello, Paul Higgins. Front Row, L-R: Ken Hoyt and Donovan Guin. is Captains: Ken Hoyt and Donovan Giun ISSSSKSSiSt? : 43 THE GIRLS STEAL THE Back Row, L-R: Paula Desmarais, Michelle Paquette, Stephanie Albert, Kim Trites, Heather Fon¬ taine, Miki Bryan, Viki Powers, Lisa Payne. Front Row: Sandra Jacques, Laura Clockedile, Sherilyn McDonald, Tracy Eltzroth, Jill Morrell, Sarah Powers, Laurie Tucceri. r Nice catch Kim! WAY TO THE SEMI-FINALS Back Row, L to R: Meridith Lynch, Kim Abruzzesse, Lori Anne Sarnoski, Kelly Fagnant, Lisa Smith, Chris Normanden, Judy Thomas, Kristyn Coady, Jane Bennett. Front Row, L to R: Lori Coady, Cathy Meehan, Stephanie Powers, Raneesha McDaniel, Terri Cobel, Mittsy Elzroth, Shannon Carlyn. 45 UP AND RUNNING YOUTH Front Row, L to R: Nancy Eldredge, Maura Reneghan, Kim Calderwood, Colleen Willis, Lori Sherman, Cheryl Dakai, Joyce Beaulieu, Lisa Beals. Middle Row: Nicole Berard, Bree Calderwood, Trang Nguyen, Tricia Sullivan, Patty Dakai, Alicia Reneghan, Melanie Shields, Melanie Lawrence. Back Row: Julie Sullivan, Julie Belhumer, Lisa Ward, Joann Morino, Tara Herman, Barbara Levesgue, Lisa Bertolino, Wendy Allard, Coach Porter. Boys Run Out of Track Front Row, L to R: Kevin Perito, Jack Larose, John Giles, Adam Hawley, Jeff Gagnon, Brian Boucher, Dave Braley, Derek Shields, J. T. McDonald. Back Row: Coach Plasse, Jamie Lawrence, Jim Livesey, Mark Edwards, Brett Hawley, Mike Manor, Dave Lanigan, Jim Simp¬ son, Kurt Gibson, Dave Winship. 47 • v - ■ FORE! 1-r: Robert Wood, Deryck Dow, Rich Wood, Jim Lowry, Jerry Hall, Kevin Yeaton, Brian Giroux, Coach Fleury. “Walk like an Egyptian” Captain Jerry Hall Scholar Athletes Beth Thornton and Mike Prendergast MJJLi kf-Url IN SPORTS i ' U ' tJ IV. Bellingham’s Finest HAWKS SCOREBOARD “86-87” Soccer Volleyball Football Field Hockey (4-2-12) (12-4) (6-4) (16-2-3) Millis W Medfield W King Philip w Westwood Medway L Medway Whit-Cnristian w Dover-Sherborn w Hopkinton Ashland Medfield L L Hopkinton L Westwood L Ashland W Medway w Holliston Holliston L Millis w Holliston L Medway Dover-Sherborn L Holliston w Ashland W Dover-Sherborn Ashland L Westwood L Millis w Medfield Hopkinton T Dover-Sherborn w Medfield L Millis Millis W Medfield w Westwood L Blackston-Millville Medway Medfield L L Medway Ashland L W Tri-County W Westwood Hopkinton Ashland Westwood L Whit-Christian W Holliston L Millis W Holliston Dover-Sherborn L Holliston W Medway Dover-Sherborn Ashland W Westwood L Hopkinton T Dover-Sherborn W Medfield King Philip L Blackstone-Millville King Philip W Millis Cross Country Winter Track Tournament: Medway Hockey (5-3) (Boys 2-4) (Girls 3-3) Cohasset (4-1-12) Sandwich Milford w Holliston Medfield Holliston w w Boys Score Girls Score Medway Blue Hills Hopkinton L Lincoln Medway L Medfield L Medfield W Westwood Dover-Sherborn L Ashland L Ashland L Southeastern Westwood W Dover-Sherborn W Dover-Sherborn L Medfield Ashland W Holliston L Holliston L Holliston Hopkinton W Hopkinton W Medway Westwood L Westwood W Dover-Sherborn TVL Meet 3rd place TVL Meet 5th place Keefe Keefe Blue Hills Westwood Southeastern Medfield Holliston Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Baseball Medway (8-12) (12-9) (9-11) Westwood L Westwood L Ashland W Medway Ashland L Medway W Westwood W W Franklin L Medway W Dover-Sherborn L Ashland W Dover-Sherborn W Boys and Girls Track (Boys 1-8) (Girls 1-7) Franklin W Dover-Sherborn W Holliston L Holliston L Holliston L Medfield L Medfield W Medfield W King Philip Millis W Millis L Millis w L B Hopkinton L Hopkinton w Hopkinton W Milford L Westwood W Westwood L Westwood W Blackstone Valley L Medway L Medway Ashland L Medway L Dover-Sherborn L Ashland W W Ashland L Westwood L Dover-Sherborn L Dover-Sherborn w Dover-Sherborn W Millis W Holliston W Holliston L Holliston L Medfield L Medfield L Medfield W Medfield W Medway L Millis L Millis W King Philip Millis L Holliston L Hopkinton L Hopkinton W L Ashland L Franklin W Franklin w Hopkinton L King Philip L King Philip w Milford Tourney L King Philip W King Philip L Milford Tourney L Tournament: W Franklin L Softball Boys Tennis Girls Tennis Golf (13-8) (6-12) (3-11) Milford Ashland W Ashland Milford L Ashland Westwood w Milford Ashland W Holliston Medway w Ashland Milford L Hopkinton Dover-Sherborn w Westwood Ashland L Westwood Holliston L Medway Dover-Sherborn Westwood L Keefe Bishop Feehan L Medway L Hopedale Medfield L Holliston Dover-Sherborn L Medway Ashland Millis W Medfield Holliston L Hopkinton w King Philip Medfield L Holliston Westwood w Hopedale King Philip L Hopkinton Medway w Millis Hopedale Millis W Westwood Ashland L Hopkinton L Keefe Dover-Sherborn W Westwood Hopkington W Hopedale Holliston L Medway Westwood L Medway Medfield L Ashland Medway Ashland L Millis W Dover-Sherborn L Hookington Bisnop Feehan L Holliston Dover-Sherborn L W Medfield Holliston L Tournament: King Philip Medfield L South Boston W Hopedale King Philip L Hanover w Hopkinton Hopedale W Case L Millis Hopkington W Millis w 53 rr rrrrr rrrr tr r t-1- r t- r-O c-c-r- 5 1-r- r rrrHrrrrr Nancy-Leigh Ames “Nance” “Nanny” “Memories are windows that hold the past in view — through them we can see again each joy we ever knew.” (thanks B.M., I love you!) Deanna L. Anderson “Deanna — Anna — Anderson” “Many dreams come true and some have silver linings, I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold.” Michael Allen “BYE” Lori A. Anzalone “Lor” “Don’t be afraid to dream For dreams come true!” Tammy Lynn Arcand “To accomplish great things we must not only act but also dream, not only plan, but also believe.” Michele L, Archambault “Mik” “Mushy” “Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We’ll take the best, forget the rest and someday we’ll find — these are the best of times — Thanks for ours, Brett” Carolyn Aubee “Calorynne” “Bugs” “This is the time to remember for it will not last forever ...” Denise A, Bass “Friends multiply joy and divide grief.” Sean Beadsworth Renee A. Beauregard nee pee “I’ll always have the memories of my school years from day one. I don’t think of school as ending, I think a new life has begun.. 56 Pamela}. Bellan “When we think of happy days that we’ve already spent, it seems that time has passed so fast, we wonder where it went.” Sherryl M. Bertolino “Skippy” “The remembrance of the past is the teacher of the future.” Brad A. Bolduc “Never sit back and think things will be handed to you, you’ll wait forever.” Brian S. Boucher “Bouche” “California Dreaming” Kimberly J. Boucher “Kim” “1 cannot change yesterday, I can only make the most of today and look with hope ... toward tomorrow. Thanks Vick ... for the best of times.” Joel D. Bourre “The Dog 73” “We’ll get higher and higher, straight up we’ll climb, higher and higher leave it all behind, higher and higher who knows what we’ll find.” “VH” Kristine Mary Bowditch “Look to the future and not the past to find those things you want to make last.” Jo Ann L. Bonin “Jo” “To dream of the person you would like to be is to lose the person you are, so smile because there is only one of you.” I.L.J.T.F.! Daniele Boucher “Danni” “Ca Ne Fait Rien.” — Camus Stephen D. Bowditch “Is nothing sacred anymore? When the demon’s breaking down your door, you’re still staring down the floor.” — Chameleons U.K. 57 •« V V 4 Kevin Braley “C-ya later” Ira Brant III “Now what???” Daniel H. Brown “Dan” “Alf’“Charlie” Susan L. Brown “Sue” “Susie” “I know, but.. “In thought ... you are never far apart from someone who is close in heart.” Daniene L. Buhl “Nena” “To all my friends: thank you for helping me get through my high school years. Love you guys.” xoxo Kelly A. Burke “Kel” “K.B.” “Burkels” “Thing is time was part of me used to love you part of me still does this light here some become strangers,” — thanks Ix� ri... Loui. Mark, Varge, Par, Patta. Cindy Burns Debra L. Burr “Deb” Scott E. Cahill “Scooter” “Forget about it.” “What’s up?” You take a chance with new beginnings. Still we try, win or lose.” “Take the highs with the blues.” —V.H. “5150” David M. Champagne “Dave” “Red” “Champion” “Flame” Janet Charbonneau “The tragedy of life is not death but what dies inside of you while you live.” — M.M. ALWAYS. Lori A. Choiniere “Lor” “Life is not always what one wants it to be, but to make the best of it as it is, is the only way of being happy.” David W. Clemons Robert F. Compton “The Wing” Lisa Mary Corrigan “Believe in yourself and all things are possible. Chris, Tam¬ my, Kris, and Dan, thanks for all the good times we’ve had.” Timothy S. Crepeau “Tim” James P. Dailey “Jim” Scott Costanza Peter Covitz He is wise who wishes to do what he can.” “For those who know where they are headed, the world will step aside and let them pass.” 59 Dean A. Dalpe “Deano” “My goal in life is to own Anhauser Busch!” Sharon Dalpe “Sha” “If you love something set it free, if it comes back it is yours, if it doesn’t it never was. I love G.L.” Steven M. Dalpe “Dalpo” Mary L. Delorme “See the world through my eyes — a place of love and laughter. Live your life in my world — there’s love forever after. I love R.C.!” Gerald Stephen Doonan “The Doo” “Hawks on 3 ...” Deanna M. Doura “Dee” “We won’t have to look ahead or to the past to see just how very happy every day we live can be.” Richard A. Doyle “The Worm” Eric A. Drake “ECK” “Spotlights, sirens, rifles ... fir¬ ing, but he made it out with a bullet in his back. (ACDC, Jailbreak)” fi 0 (I.L. J.F.) Tricia Lynn Drouin “I wish to all my friends all the happiness and success in life.” Lauren S. Dumas “Doo’s” “H 2 ” “Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Craig Duquette “Duke”“ 74” “The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams.” Rebecca L. Enos “Becky”“Beck” “If you love something set it free, if it doesn’t come back, hunt it down and kill it.” Suzanne M. Farris “Suzie” “And the day goes by like a strand in the wind and the web that is my own I begin again said to my friends nothing else matters.” Christine Monique Fleuette “Chris” “How high I am How much I see How far I reach Depends on me!” Douglas E. Fleuette “Doug” “Sleep and dreams are all I crave, I travel far across the Milky Way, to my master I become a slave, till we meet some other day.” Linda Fleury “Lin” “If you always strive for second best you’ll never be disap¬ pointed — but you’ll never be satisfied either. Give life your best and be happy.” Fahy Helen Fontaine “Fay-He” “Worlds are turning and we’re just hanging on facing our fears and standing there alone. — Steve Winwood” Heather Lee Fontaine “Yet it’s hard living life on this memory-go-round. Always up, always down, spinning ’round and ’round and ’round. And all this could be such a dream so it seems, I was never much good at good-bye!” — Night Ranger. Patty Gagnon “Goog” “Never make dreams your master master your dreams ... (I love Michael)” Frank Fortner “Paco” Brendan Frain Jeffrey M. Gagnon “Jeff” “ 65” “If there’s one thing in life that you alone are the final judge of, it’s whether you’re a success or a failure. I love T.S.” Kelly Gannon “Kim” Christine M. Gallagher “Chris” “Another world, some other time, you lay your sanity on the line, familiar faces and familiar sights reach back, remember with all your might.” “Youth’s a mask but it doesn’t last — live it long and live it fast! Hey woman! Thanks for the memories!” Kim M. Gannon “Kelly” No one knows how I feel — what I say unless you read bet¬ ween my lines! — Stevie! Hi hon! Hey Wench! 1 love N.J.” Jo-Ann Gaudini “Jo” And in the end on dreams we will depend ... Van Halen” 62 Kennith E. Gerrior “=77 “Suj rman” Team.;: Chicago Bear; Celtics. Bruins. California Angel; Favorite people: Walter Payton. }im McMahon. Eddy Murphy. Love; girls, parties, high heels! I will not die “ Jennifer Gonya “1 can ' t change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destination.” Karen Ann Green “Ka” “Greenie” “K.G.” “Follow your dream ... take one step at a time and don’t set¬ tle for less, just continue to climb. Life ' s a beach. Baby! ’ Michael Donovan Guin “Dun” “Well-Dun” “The good things in life don’t go away with age ... I love Beth Good luck Hawks hockey” Gerald Hall “Jerry” Jeffrey J. Hall “Jeff’ “These have been the best years of my life. If I could go back, I wouldn’t change a thing. Always remember you make your life what it is.” “If we would simply try to make the most of every minute, try to put a little bit of love and laughter in it.” (IXJCSJ John J. Hammann “Ain ' t no way I ' m staying home tonight. I ll be out ‘til the morn¬ ing light.” Sheila L. Hastie “She” “I knew that looking back on my tears would someday make me laugh, but I never thought looking back on my laughter would someday make me cry.” Lisa A. Harpin “Us” “Lee” “Good friends and good times make four years of terrific memories. Thank you L.S.. S.B. and J.T., G.K. Keep in touch.” 63 David G. Henderson “Render bone”“Hindu” “The sun is the same in a relative way, but you’re older, shorter of breath and one day closer to death.” — Pink Floyd Paul Higgins “Hig” Marc Andres Henderson “Hyperson” “No walls will hold me back, no chains will hold me down, for I am a mighty bird and with my wings, I will fly free.” Shelby Lynn Hiltz “Shelb” Robert Hennessy Jr. “The Hen” “How’s your wife and my kids?”, “Indeed” Linda Hewey “Linder” “Lynn” “The bright golden days of our youth have passed. But the message we learn still remains and the future holds promise of destiny’s gain.” Justin M. Hollander “Juno” “The more I think, the worse I get. The more I get, the worse I am. — ’Til Tuesday Party Naked!” Jo-anne L. Hope “Jo” “When you have a dream, don’t let anything dim it. Keep hop¬ ing, keep trying, the sky’s the limit.” Richard James Horace “Rich” “Richie” “ 25” “Looking at a mountain of dreams, it’s not so hard, hard as it seems.” Goals: play college football and to marry Lori! ... Party Naked! Kenneth J. Hoyt “Skippy” “I’d like to thank B.M., P.S. and also Aux. Cop James Russell for all the cruising days and nights. Remember Cliff’ 64 Marlene M. Jenckes “Babyface” M and M” “Cuddles” “Take time out to love and laugh. Marlene and Peter” Victoria M. Johnson “Vick” “Vicki” “From brimstone bed at break of day, A-walking the devil has gone, to check his crop of the world, and see how his stock went on.” Gabrielle E. Kantor “Gabi” “Don’t cry unless you’re happy, don’t smile unless you’re blue. Never let that lonely monster take control of you.” Joseph J. Kasper “Kaz” “I party hearty with Marty at Brown. B.M.O.C.” Tracy L. King “Tra” “Trace” “The memories we share will always be there, but reality is here and the future we must face. Chase the firelight... wait for tomorrow, we’ll leave you behind. Gee!” Stefanie L. Klug “Stef” “Tif” “Life changes season to season, year to year, but love is for always. I love B.P.” Jason Lacasse Martin E. Lans “Marty” “So Kaz, when are we going back to Brown University? — B.M.O.C.” Michelle Laplante Laurie A. Lariviere “Give the world your best and the best will be given to you.” 65 Stephen Larochelle “Long you live and high you fly, the smiles you give and tears you cry, and all you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be.” Sheryl L. Lavallee “Shez” “Always look towards tomor¬ row, for you don’t know what today will bring.” Michelle LaVerne “Mi” “Like children thrust into a dark room, they are taken by surprise and caught un¬ prepared. Thanks C.S. and R.W.” Warren Leclere Edmund P. A. Lewis “Ted”“Teddy” “It’s been a long, long, long time ...” — George Harrison. Nancy L. Locklin “Almost anything you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it.” Timothy M. Lomberto “Tim” “Timbo” “P.C.” “One day at a time — is enough. Don’t look back and grieve over the past. But look toward the future for what it will have in store, your dreams.” Dyan Loof “Dy” “Ducky” “Hopes are the dreams of those who are awake.” m Susan Lussier “Sue” “There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way.” — Christopher Morley Donna Mahoney “Boo Boo” “This is the time, this is the place that we look for our future — so let’s start showing where our lives are going to.” 66 Sean Malia Joyce A. Manning “We learned more from a three-minute record than we ever learned in school” — No Surrender, B. Springsteen. “Good luck, Mayonaise.” James P. Martin “Those crazy nights, I do remember in my youth, I do recall those were the best times, most of all.” Karen Michelle Martin “Sticks” “The important thing is how we accept our trials and grow from them. They can be stumbling blocks or stepping stones.” — Si Peterson. Traci Martin “Tray” “Trace” “Life is empty without love, friends and happiness to fill it. Keep smiling and hoping. Never let go of your dreams.” Pamlela Sue Masson “Pam” “There are three kinds of peo¬ ple; those who make things hap¬ pen, those who watch things happen and those who wonder what happened. (I.L.D.I.)” Christine F. Mattson “Chris” “And there’s nothing left but goodbyes,... We’ll just turn and walk away, how could we let it end like this? — Bon Jovi” Robert B. Mayhew “Bob” “Talk about the future: forget about the past.” Dan Mazzola “Maz” “Then as it was then again it will be, though the course may change sometimes, rivers always reach the sea.” James C. McDonald “Mac” “Jim” “ 75” “patata” “You got to get through hell before you get to heaven.” 67 Jeanne Marie McDonough “Jeannie” Richard J. McPartlin Jr. “Magee” Christine M. Melanson “Chris” “Chrissy” “Flake” “Dizzy Chrissy” “Go away, I was just too tired to get up for school.” Hope Menard “Hopey” “Forever Hopey, Never Hopeless” Bradley D. Miller “Cornfield” “hands” “Nothing great was ever achiev¬ ed without enthusiasm.” Stacey L. Miller “Sara” “little one” Step into the velvet of the mor¬ ning, let yourself lay back, in your dreams, take on the situa¬ tion not the torment; now you know it’s not as bad as it seems.” Jeff Morin Nicole Renee Morin “Nickey” “Nick” “N M” “Take a chill pill, will ya?” “guys, guys, guys” Timothy M. Morin Brett A. Mulvey “Mulv” “Goph” “Sometimes you just gotta say ‘What the heck,’ and make your move.” 68 Matthew S. Neville “Matt” “Nev” Michael S. Neville “Nev” Darren Newton “Hey you” “The sun is shorter in a relative way but you’re older. Shorter a breath and one day closer to death.” “All in all, it was just another brick in the wall” — Pink Floyd “Intelligence — the fine line between brilliance and insanity. If the world was flat... would a pancake be round?” Jean Nguyen “Jean from France” “Whatever you do, you are always in my heart. Great time. Everything is going well. GAG Salut.” Lori-Ann Patterson “Lor” “L.P.” “Crash” “Pater” “Didn’t want to be the one to — ‘Say Goodbye’ — In a stranger’s eyes — Look how we’ve chang¬ ed ... Thanks for the memories Steven, Jay, Kelly, Mark and Pater.” Kimberly A. Paulhus “Kim” “Kimmy” “Watching the world go round from our private carousel, stop¬ ping only for the perfect moments ... to let time stand still. I love you Marc Lisa J. Payne “Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the goal. Dare to be different.” Lani Newton “Fig” “Piggy” “Bunny” “Time flies when you don’t know what you’re doing.” Pierre Nguyen “The fox” “We are each of us angels with one wing and we can only fly embracing each other. Pi Na 7 to 803” Kimo T. Pelletier “I see the face that has no place. It’s a blinding light show.” 69 Michael D. Prendergast “Mike” “Prena” “It ain’t over until the fat lady sings.’’ Tamara Ravenelle “Tammy” “Hunted by many, tamed by few, wild and free I’ll always be.” Dawn M. Quimby “Quim” “Well guys, I finally made it!!! Thanks for all the fun times Chris, Tracey, Kim, Renee, Pam and Leslie. But especially thank you J.Q.” Robbie Richards To all my friends I wish the best of luck and don’t forget all the good times we all shared.” Jeff Phelan “Forget working — hit megabucks.” Carol Darlene Peloquin Victoria A. Powers “Vicky” Antony Riendeau “An idea can turn to dust or magic, depending on the talent that rubs against it.” “OH MY!” Dawn Carol Rivolla “Hearty laughter is a good way to jog internally without having to go outdoors.” Kristin L. Powell “Kris” “Barbie” James M. Russell “Elvis” “Remember the great times we had — too bad they couldn’t last. Living life to the fullest is what we do best. Thanks K.H., B.M. and P.S.” Elizabeth S. Roche “Beth” Julie Rogers Michelle E. Rousseau “Mich” “Shell” “I’ve been waiting for this mo¬ ment all my life! How could I ever forget, it’s the first time and the last time we ever met!” Phil Collins (c 12;16k) “There can be no happiness if the things we believe in are dif¬ ferent from the things we do.” John E. Sarmanian Jr. “Joni” “You cannot live on other peo¬ ple’s promises, but if you pro¬ mise others enough you can live on your own.” Jannell L. Sarmanian “Nell” “You must judge yourself before you judge others because in reality we are all one. I love George Comeau.” Ed Schmitt “Ogre” Michele Scinicariello “Mitch” “Shell” “W.W.” Lori Jean Sherman “Lor” Peter M. Short “Pete” “Shorty” “Turn away things that will pre¬ vent you from being a cham¬ pion. This takes courage, show you’re made of the necessary stuff.” “Wheel in the sky keeps on tur¬ ning. I don’t know where I’ll be tomorrow.” — Journey “Someday I don’t know when, we’ll get to that place we really want to go and we’ll walk in the sun . .. baby we were born to run.” “Remember ... Nothing’s il legal unless you get caught.” I a A 71 Linda Simpson “We must realize that what we ridicule in others is what we do or do not want to see in ourselves.” Steven Sparks “Scoop” “Machine” “If you see someone without a smile, give them yours.” “And the things that we fear are weapons to be held against us.” Caroline Stearns Leaves have fallen all around, it’s time I was on my way thanks to you, I’m obliged, it’s been such a pleasant stay — Led Zeppelin” Tracey Slater “Sla” “Do you remember me? How we used to be? Do you think we should be closer? — Pink Floyd” Michael T. Smith “Smitty” “Don’t waste your time always searching for those wasted years. Face up ... make your stand and realize you’re living in the golden years.” Stephanie Diane Smith “Steph” “Snuffy” “Steffi” “The name of friend is common, but faith in friendship is rare.” Carrie Spear “Ca” “Sc” “If you leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me? Because I’m as free as a bird now.” — Lynyrd Skynyrd.” John Tagliaferri “Tag” “Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there’s still time to change the road you’re on.” Brian Taylor Linda Marie Theroux “Happiness often sneaks in through a door you didn’t know you left open.” 72 Elizabeth J. Thornton “Beth” “Betsy” “Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and is heard no more.” Go for it! Psych City! Thanks G.G., R.B., S.X., and L.P. % Julianne C. Trimm “Jules” “Julie” “Now the time has come long last. We say goodbye to what becomes past. But in our heart we know our memories will never go.” Kimberly A. Trites “Kimba” “Bim” “Tritsey” “I’ve been taking my time just moving along. Don’t forget about me after I’m gone.” — K.R., C.S..S.M. Roger Ward “Rog” “ 62 ” “Play for keeps and try to never lose, live it fast but live the life you choose . . . it’s been fun.” Dawn-Marie K. Walden “Doctor Dawn” “Wally” “Walter II” “Individuality — being what you want to be.” Nora Webber “Live well, laugh often, love much. The only thing wrong with doing nothing is that you never know when you are finished.” 73 1 V V iSlt� V IK 5 |d HHEHRmT Hrj(1®B| GtWUNEJE . A n 1 1 A : ■k Ho j | ■ ' tm m l f Ff- Sj rTflWjLSWr -; w FRESHMAN YEAR 76 SOPHOMORE YEAR § $1 JUNIORS RULE IN 86 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT SHEILA HASTIE M I « u £ c S m d -j e- cc ►- c 3 E- •- SENIORS DRESS-UP l i m SSL Movies T.V. Shows } Top Gun Platoon Nightmare On Elm St. Lethal Weapon Some Kind Of Wonderful Breakfast Club Outrageous Fortune About Last Night Stand By Me Bocky Horror Cosby Show Family Ties Moonlighting Alf Growing Pains Cheers Who ' s The Boss Miami Vice T H E Y E A R 12th Grade Prices Favorite Foods Favorite Female Record Album $7.99 Pizza Celebrity Big Mac 1.59 Chinese Cybil Shepard Regular Gas .89 Ice Cream Vann a White Gallon of Milk 1.88 Italian Whoopie Goldberg Movie Ticket 4.50 Hamburgers Dr. Ruth Concert Ticket 17.00 Subs Samantha Fox Candy Bar .45 Mozzarella Sticks French Fries Junk Food Molly Ringwald Justine Bateman Ally Sheedy Stevie Nicks Favorite Sayings Ya Bight No Doubt Maybe Party Naked What’s Up Wicked Too Funny Ying Yang @ @! It.. . I’m Accepted Likes The Beach Weekends Vacations Summer Parties Sunny Days Being With Friends Snow Days Fridays Sleeping Late Graduation EBTs 1987 1987 1987 1987 1987 1987 Groups Bon Jovi Boston Van Halen AC DC U2 Led Zeppli n Bruce Springsteen Bryan Adams Eric Clapton Honeymoon Suite Triumph Favorite Male Celebrity Bruce Willis Tom Cruise Mel Gibson Bob Lowe Michael J. Fox Eddie Murphy Bill Cosby Mitch Gaylord PeeWee Herman Clint Eastwood Dislikes Rainy Days Mondays Homework Junior Class Empty Gas Tank Chemistry Snobs ESTs 1987 1987 1987 Songs Wonderful Tonight Lean on Me Heat of the Night Walk This Way I Just Died In Your Arms Tonight Living On A Prayer Talk Dirty To Me Never Say Goodbye Fight For Your Right You Give Love A Bad Name Magic Power Favorite Clothes Reebok Sneakers Jeans Mini Skirts Oversized Sweaters Tank Tops Jams Guess Wear Sunglasses Jean Jackets Sweatpants Chains Whips Garanimals Favorite Hangouts The Pits McDonalds The Malls The Beach Papa Gino’s Boyfriend’s House Subway Woonsocket Plazas The Gym i N Changes We’d Like To See In The Future A Solution For Aids Nuclear Disarmament Doors On The Boys Bathroom Coming In Late For Morning Studies Better School Lunches No More 7th and 8th Graders The Coyote Catching The Road runner Castaways Get OffGilligan’s Island Rambo Runs Out Of Ammunition 1987 1987 1987 1987 85 CC W mm Dares To Be Different Daniele Boucher + Brad Miller Best Sense Of Humor Brian Boucher + Kristin Powell Most Likely To Be Remembered Sheila Hastie + Darren Newton Most Attractive Sue Brown + Rich Horace 86 Most Easily Confused Danny Mazzola + Karen Green Most Musically Inclined Tammy Ravenelle + Justin Hollander Best Dressed Paul Galipeau + Dawn Rivoila Most Athletic Mike Smith + Beth Thornton Class Flirt Lani Newton + Craig Duquette Class Spaz Ken Gerrior + Karen Martin Made For The Movies Nancy Locklin + Ted Lewis Class Couple Carol Peloquin + Jeff Hall ... Most Likely To Succeed Friendliest Paul Galipeau — Hope Menard Lisa Harpin — Rich Horace SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Dressed Most Attractive Class Couple Class Apple Polisher Class Flirt Friendliest Most Outgoing Most Easily Confused Most Likely To Succeed Most Artistic Most Musically Inclined Class Klutz Most Athletic Most Talkative Dares To Be Different Most Spirited Weakest Kidneys Best Sense Of Humor Class Dear Abbey Class Space Cadet Most Likely To Be Remembered Made For The Movies Most Mellow Most Gullible Class Spaz Paul Galipeau Rich Horace Jeff Hall Darren Newton Craig Duquette Rich Horace Darren Newton Danny Mazzola Paul Galipeau Randi Dittami Justin Hollander Sean Malia Mike Smith Darren Newton Brad Miller Darren Newton Warren LeClere Brian Boucher Mike Prendergast Warren LeClere Darren Newton Tede Lewis Tim Crepeau Jean Nguyen Ken Gerrior Dawn Rivolla Sue Brown Carol Peloquin Lani Newton Lani Newton Lisa Harpin Dyan Loof Karen Green Hope Menard Jean McDonough Tammy Ravenelle Tammy Arcand Beth Thornton Michele Archambault Daniele Boucher Sheila Hastie Dyan Loof Kristin Powell Fahy Fontaine Lauren Dumas Sheila Hastie Nancy Locklin Linda Fleury Lauren Dumas Karen Martin 88 FACULTY VOTED SUPERLATIVES Best Dressed Most Attractive Class Couple Class Apple Polisher Class Flirt Friendliest Most Outgoing Most Easily Confused Most Likely To Succeed Most Artistic Most Musically Inclined Class Klutz Most Athletic Most Talkative Dares To Be Different Most Spirited Weakest Kidneys Best Sense Of Humor Class Dear Abbey Class Space Cadet Most Likely To Be Remembered Made For The Movies Most Mellow Most Gullible Class Spaz Most Helpful Paul Galipeau Rich Horace Jeff Hall Craig Duquette Steve Doonan Dean Dalpe Darren Newton Danny Mazzola Frank Fortner Randi Dittami Justin Hollander Ken Hoyt Ed Schmitt Jim McDonald Donovan Guin Darren Newton Steve Larochelle Brian Boucher Mike Prendergast Kimo Pelletier Rich Horace Ted Lewis Martin Lans Ken Hoyt Mark Henderson Brad Miller Nancy Ames Lani Newton Carol Peloquin Chris Gallagher Kim Boucher Kristin Powell Dyan Loof Lauren Dumas Hope Menard Nancy Locklin Tammy Ravenelle Beth Thornton Lisa Payne Michelle Laverne Daniele Boucher Sheila Hastie Suzie Farris Kristin Powell- Fahy Fontaine Karen Martin Hope Menard Nancy Locklin Norra Webber Michele Archambault Karen Martin Linda Fleury Class Dear Abbey Fahy Fontaine — Mike Prendergast LJI L 1 EHHI ' ' vT 1 m ' -• JH .V V- Class Klutz Tammy Arcand — Sean Malia WONDERFUL TONIGHT MAY 8, 1987 ■ King: James Amerault, Queen: Mara Velaz- go quez, Princesses: Kelly Blackman, Debbie Mead, Cheryl Dakai, Heather Todisco I King: Paul Galipeau, Queen: Lani Newton. Princesses: Michele Archambault, Christine Matt¬ son, Kim Boucher, Lori Sherman JUNIOR SENIOR PROM V. w ‘ w-v FUN IN THE SUN CLASS TRIP 93 Marlin leaves Brian N. his leftovers. Marlin leaves Joshua Coulu a book on how to pick up women. Marlin leaves Bree another chance. Brad leaves Ms. Senecal. Christine. Fay — he and himself lo talk openly with in Canada. P.S. Thanks for nol only being a good teacher, but a good friend. Brad leaves Mr. Guillemelte the thanks for pushing me when I needed it, my sweater, and a mirror so he can see a so called, Good look¬ ing dog! Big friend leaves little friends a strap to carry Sammy the Stool around at all times. Cindy leaves Tina a “BAD ATTITUDE” Cindy leaves Nicole and )anine Respect Jen leaves Chad, )ason. Cheryl, and Shaun; so¬ meone lo drive them around in a better car. Jen leaves Booga someone to go biking with that won’t try to kill her. Martin and Bob leave Mr. Fox an overhead pro¬ jector with a light bulb that never burns out. Martin and Bob leave Mr. Fox 10 free dance lessons at the “Y Prime” Jim leaves Chuck the whole Triumph collec¬ tion and a case of Visine. Jim leaves Donna a decent brain so you always ain ' t a day behind Jim leaves Mrs. Finlay all the wonderful ceramic work he did in 5th period Mike leaves Stacie something to eat. Brad leaves Mike a new roommate next year, of the correct sex! Brad leaves Mrs. Concannon his new and im¬ proved way of breaking in subs. Kim leaves Michelle, Vickie, Dawn, and Kim the bus and a great Junior year without her. Kim leaves Marc all her love, memories of her senior year, and hope you have a better one Jo-Ann leaves Mr. Dalpe all of the future Stephen King novels lo-Ann leaves Mr. Frappier and Mr. Ciavarini in doubt of. Who’s best girl I am.” To Kristin and Weena; Caloryn and Michele leave a new Best Western Clubhouse and a suitcase full of food. Caloryn leaves |ay a heathly birdie and peace and quiet while she ' s gone. Bob leaves Bree, Julie, Nicole, and Kris some new Seniors to be infatuated with Jeff leaves Trish memories that will last forever. Jeff leaves Heather and Carol the best of their years left at B.H.S. Lori leaves Chuck a gift certificate to the oasis. Lori leaves her Best Friend the thousand good memories of all our fun times and the Non-stop laughing. Joyce leaves Cheryl Dakai all my old clothes and a can of hair spray. Joyce leaves Aimee Bauer the best of luck in her final high school year Sheryl leaves Joyce a jar of mayonaise for her to remember her by Joel Bourre leaves Mrs. Betty “Boop” Lowry quiet classes cuz he’s no longer in school To all the little underclassmen girls, beware of |eff Gagnon and Joel Bourre cuz we shall never die Deanna leaves Chris all the pudding you ' ll need to get you through the year, good luck To Mr. F’rappier and Mr. Ciavarini, Deanna leaves you a big hug and thanks for everything Nancy and Caroline leave Mr. Quigg a couple of people to argue with in class so he won’t be bored. Dawn leaves Mrs. Turcotte someone EXACT¬ LY like her Little Dawn, so they can bug her all year long, again!!! Dawn and Tracey leave Mr. Frappier thanks for all the times he didn ' t give us detention for be¬ ing late To Mr. Bogdan, Karen and Donna leave you a year’s supply of extra lunches Donna leaves Shelly Haley, Martin Short, Pee Wee Herman, and another stupid” Algebra problem!! To Heather and Stacie, second lunch leaves them “Gene” for next year The Co-Captains leave Mr. J. Bonnolo lots of “w for next year ' s team Brad leaves Mrs. Flanagan, Dave and his camera, some stilts to stand on, and Rich because I don’t want him Lori and Julie leave Mr. Plasse a record of his 142 mistakes, a pocket sized edition on “How To Improve Your Common Sense,” a watch manual, and future students who will put t heir name, date, period, staple and use the “in” box! To Uncle Norm, Julie leaves you a student who will buy you Dunkin Donut Munchkins to eat during exams Tim L. leaves Mr. Clinton and Mr. Christie a lifetime supply of popcorn and a large electric blanket, to use on those cold November nights. I ' ll be back Tim L and Dave C. leave Mrs. Sanocki two more obnoxious Seniors to really get on her nerves and test her limits. If no one comes we’ll come back. F ' ay-he leaves Ms. Senecal some Andres mints, a lock for her candy jar and a Thanx! The Seniors leave the Class of 1988 “Book Bag Repellent” lo protect them from 7th graders. To Cheryl, Shez leaves her all the fun and hap¬ piness in her Senior year. Gonna miss ya lots. To Mrs. Sanoki. her first semester 5th period class leaves her Marc Henderson and Sheryl Lavallee. er?£M§ mwm John leaves Kristen Connolly 1 french fry. Tag leaves Mr. Clinton a quarter. Tim L. leaves Mrs. Beck many happy smiles for whenever she needs them; but, use them generously. Thank you for everything. Tim L. says thanks to L.P.. M.D., J R., and Miss Xenos. Special thanks to B.T. for all the great memories, stay in touch. I’ll be around for you always. Love ya! To Vicki (monkey), I leave a bus, a dime to call me whenever you have a problem and a plane ticket to come to Florida. Love, Renee A B F A. Renee leaves Michelle and Kim: A bus, a friend forever, a shoulder to lean on if you need it, and an invitation to Florida. A F A To Dina, Fahy leaves a pocketbook full of neat things to show off and a date!!! F’ahy leaves Mr. Clinton a surprise in his bank account, and a copy of the B-52’s — Rock Lobster! Muff leaves Biff a set of real parents, and a gift certificate to the gym. Biff leaves Muff a key to the PLAYBOY club, and a year round tan Sambo leaves Fahy a scalpel for Eugenia Lani leaves Kristin a boat to carry ner ten kids around in. Lani leaves Dyan a Jaguar to drive when she comes to Boston. Jelly leaves Peanut butter a grey-haired gramps, a full bathtub, an 8-hour bus ride and the best of times forever. Lani, Dyan, and Kristin leave Mrs. Dion a Zoo full of Piggies, Duckies, and Kitties to teach Algebra to. Brad — you know what I leave you! Don’t forget! Love Me. Kelly leaves Lisa the best of luck for next year and hope you enjoy having the house to yourself. Tim leaves his sister Kris an enjoyable Senior ear, but don ' t let it go to waste, because it will e over before you know it. P.S. I Love You! Tim L. leaves Tammi C., Tammy K., Tracy V., Kris L., and Sara P. a great Senior year in your sports. Good luck in 88” Lori leaves Christmas the fact that although we may be apart, we ' ll always be together. Thanks for the best 4 years. Pam leaves Billy a ride to school and good luck through high school. Carolyn leaves Dan a year ' s supply of socks and a date with his dream girl. Bob and Paul leave Jerry hopeless. Bob and Paul leave Tag an umbrella for the flood he is expecting. To Kelly, Thanks for the great memories and for being the best friend ever. I will miss you when I ' m away at school but let’s always keep in touch. To Mrs. Sanoki we leave 3 students who will understand RPG better than we did. From; Maryjo, Jannel and Patty. I don’t leave Chip to Michelle. To Michelle R., I leave a chocolate Easter goodie that won ' t melt. Roger leaves Lisa and Lynn a ride that will get them to school on time. Roger leaves 62 to the football team. Good luck next year; have fun in double sessions. Lani leaves Kim Conant her own room for the next four years. Bob and Martin leave Lynne an accounting answer key and the lost element. The softball team leaves Mr. Gayer a neck and a tie. The Rabbit leaves Alice in Wonderland (JOBO) a neck brace and a perm. Darren leaves Mr. Christie answers to all the stupid questions I asked in class to waste time. Thanks for all your help with everything. Lani leaves Mr. Christie a huge fortieth birth¬ day party in the parking lot, and someone young to enjoy it because you’ll be OLD! To Maryjo, Jeanne and Kim, Thanks for a great Senior year! Kelly Mrs. Trocchio and Mrs. Beck — The two Gan¬ non Girls say “Thanks and we’ll miss you. Period 3 class leaves Mr. Gayer Kimo Pelletier. Period 5 leaves Mr. Conti a class full of students who will major in Liberal Arts at Pro¬ vidence College. Chris leaves J.T. thanks for being a great friend and a dismissal note to leave school early every day. Mike leaves Mrs. Flanagan a college applica¬ tion on time. Mike leaves Mr. Thuot thanks for an excellent recommendation. Karen leaves Mr. Gayer a roomful of Kenny Hoyts until retirement. Karen leaves Patrick a Duster that runs. Karen leaves Mr. Canestrari a respectable book on correct capitalization. Peanut butter leaves Jelly Bagels, JD and OT and lots of unforgetable memories. The Senior class leaves the faculty an open refrigerator so they can all chill out. Ken Hoyt leaves Holly Frasier a blowup doll of Brian Olsen to look at. Ken Hoyt leaves Laura Mullaney 12 inch heels for her prom date. The Dog and friends leave Bob Cook a case reebs and I wish him good luck in the 1987 football season. The Dog and Rog leave 73 and 62 to the foot¬ ball players in 1987. To Kim Conant, Michelle leaves the famous words of Scoop: “Wanna dance. To Stacey Grindle, Michelle leaves all the “Right answers to the questions you’d really love to know!!! Lori leaves Chuck a smile, to let him know she ' s thinking of him all through next year! Lori leaves Kathy the best of luck for the rest of her high school years! Karen leaves Mr. Plasse sadly. Dean and Mike Nev leave Mrs. Sanoki two more computer experts. We leave Mr. Clinton adoption papers for his special pet. F’ahy leaves Kris a trip to the RHPS, but this time remember to bring a hair dryer and some spritz. Gay-Stay-De Fahy leaves Mr. Gayer an open steak dinner remember ... it’s my father’s fault. Kim leaves Lisa the best Senior year possible. Be good — stay out of trouble, and don ' t forget to pay your phone bill! To Mrs, Dion, her 4th period Seniors leave Steve Doonan to deal with as she wishes for the rest of her teaching career. Jules leaves C.G. someone who will be late every day and the question Why?” Also, good luck and thanks for the many years of friendship. Jules leaves her buddy, the Beach, a ride in a truck without a license, a cruise and good luck. Rich Horace leaves Mrs. Flanagan her office. Rich Horace thanks Mr. Fleury and Mr. Gauvin for the help they have given him in helping find financial aid. Rich leaves Mr. Christie someone to talk to every morning so he will be late for the “park¬ ing patrol.” 25 and 62 leave Chuck. Andy, and Cookie the school ' s first TVL championship and Superbowl victory in football Mike leaves Mr. Vento many thanks and many fine years to come. Linda leaves Mrs. Kilburn a new AP class that at least nods when a question is asked. Linda leaves Mrs. Sydlik another student to visit as much as I did. Thanks for all of your help and love. To all of the teachers I’ve had I leave my sincere thanks for all the help you’ve given me — whether 1 realized it at tne time or not — Linda. To all my friends — I leave you a life filled with happiness and success, along with a pocket full of smiles to keep with you whenever needed — Linda. Stef leaves her brother Pat a fun Senior year!! Last year ' s premodel class, period 7, leaves Mrs. Robidoux in the dark! We ' ll miss you! Becky leaves Mr. Wade hugs and kisses, Becky leaves Dawn C. two more glorious years at B.H.S. Dyan leaves Ms, Senecal a Co-pres who con¬ trols her emotions better, hands in assignments on time, and finishes her manual before she gets on the plane. Thanks. The kids leave Mr. Clinton a B-52’s tape and one year’s paid vacation to recover from the last four. We love you Uncle Gene. Dyan, Kristin, and Jo leave Mr. Conti a liberal Economics class, a productive society, all of 1m- elda Marcos ' s shoes, and a black sweater. Dyan, Kristin, and Lani leave Mrs. Dion an Algebra II honors class that has some concept about what she is saying, will let her drink her coffee in peace, won’t meow at her, and no Lees allowed. Beth leaves Sandy a hug, a kiss and a thank you for always being there when I needed you. Beth leaves B.H.S. with the fact that you will not win next year because the class of 87” is gone, Dyan leaves Hope a flashlight that is depen¬ dable and a ten minute timer that doesn’t work. Dyan leaves Cheryl a mouse to help out with driveway, a safe birthday in the future, and a plane ticket to New York for whenever you need a friend. Tracy leaves Mrs. Robidoux a daughter just like her. Fahy leaves Mr. Thuot a dinner invitation to her Barbie dreamhouse! I’m sure you ' ll fit right in with me and my weeble friends. Chris leaves Mr. Frappier a dozen hugs and thanks. Chris leaves Leslie, Linda, and Nikki a great Senior year and lots of luck. Mike leaves Mr. Schreffler luck in finding so¬ meone as good as ME. Mike leaves Mrs. Sanoki for good. Dyan leaves Dad tickets for the prom and Christmas parties for the next twelve years to make up for all that he missed out on. Dyan leaves Mr. Guillmette thanks for the motivation and encouragement. Becky leaves Mr. Schreffler two more years with Big Bird and lots of love. Becky leaves Brian Butman with fantasies of being Bon Jovi. Dan and |im leave Mrs. Langenberg peace and quiet. Dan and Jim leave Mr. Bogdon a year’s supply of lunch bags. Beth leaves Mr. Gareipy and Mr. Bonollo a million thanks for all the nelp and patience. Spaz leaves Flex with the fact that we will always be together even when we are apart! Thanks. Lori and Lori leave Mrs. Evers two crazy , who will dance and sing her class away! Doug Fleutte leaves Mr. Lemieux absolu nothing. Julie leaves her brother Eric three more y J; of math, homework and good memories! Lori and Julie leave Mrs. Concannon and Ciavarini a big thank you for help they f • given us, especially in planning our cruise. Gabi leaves Tasha a one way ticket i Cambodia. Gabi leaves the period four textile arts ere i permanent pass to anywhere there is food. Jeff leaves Traci and Robyn lots of luck I happiness in the years ahead at B.H.S. Jeff leaves Carol lots of hugs and kisses tc l her through the year while he’s at school. Karen leaves Mr. Plasse with the memorif f your period 5 class and another me to last i through retirement. Dynamite leaves Mr. Chev. someone else I like him!!! Renee leaves Kim and Marc a great fu ■ together and a spare bedroom in Florida. To the Drama Club Nancy leaves her limit ; cratitude and an ardent plea to keep the gratitude and an ardent plea to keep the burning To Mr. Vento, Nancy leaves her energy, a .,1 of iron, and a teddy bear to keep those 1 dreams away. Linda leaves David S. another girl to n ' ? smiles with, along with thanks for the jt ; and all my love. To Ms. Rocheleau, I leave another gullible ' I pigheaded student to tease, torment, and •} as much as she did me. Linda Linda leaves B.H.S. the memory of ; Majorette. Linda leaves her little sister Carol all the in the world. ( Lori and Julie leave Mr. Cleary a free rid.i the Ferris Wheel with their extra” tickets! ' ; Lori and Julie leave Mr. McDonough the 5 Guy of the Year” award and an annual trjo Hawaii. ,i To Mr. Cleary, your 7th period Shakesp ,e class leaves you a bag full of Cliff notes a a class full of Ken Hoyts. ; Donna leaves Mr. Lemieux a telescope sqB can see all the UFO’s that he claims he sees To Holly Frasier we leave you a full year’s f- ply of Stiff Stuff Hairspray. From your lovr ind Jannell. neighbors Patty and Jannell. Michelle, Joel, Deanna, and Suzie leave Lowry a business law class that pays alter 1 n and Rich Galvin chained to his seat. Ken Hoyt leaves Mr. Cleary all the Cliff r |( s he used to pass his class. Ken Hoyt leaves Mr. Clinton F inally, but w s him to know he will return. j Betsy leaves Ms. Senecal a snake to take f.h her to Salt Lake City next year. Have-n without me. A Beth leaves Tammy Kosmos three win: g seasons in her Senior year. ( Flex leaves Spaz many thanks for the it memories. Have an enjoyable future and i 1 e the most of everything. The Marshmellow Generation leaves Mr. (jti a prospective Brown student who will maj n Liberal Arts. Rich Horace leaves Mr. Cournoyer a Sprlih class full of Frank Gerunds. 6 ' 3rd period study leaves Mr. Cleary and -s Sanoki a Question of the Day” Michele leaves Kristen C. a fish that takeikis than 24 hours to grow. ,j Michele, Sheila, Kristin, and Dyan leaver Clinton a class that doesn ' t leave every ! ig until the very last minute. I Michele leaves Kristen and Dina a roomf,:e who will be on time and who won’t gra n their nerves Michele, Kristin, Dyan, and JoAnn leavtl Conti a conservative Economics class fi af yuppies who drive BMW’s. Michele leaves Ms. Senecal a dumb look a DECA student who won ' t be late for absob ' ly EVERYTHING. Kristin, Paul, Sheila, Janet, and JoAnn ' e Mr. Fox a surfboard to ride his “sine v bs Jg a - id ' iii a iti big l for all the laughs in Algebra II honors. Kristin leaves Gene babe a group of obno is class officers to bother him for the next ir years Kristin and Paul leave Mr. Christie a Pf ,cs class almost as good as ours. Kristin leaves Mr. Pepin an Analytic clas at ep doesn’t dance around the room when he ij its ] $ a , n- ill it to start class Mike leaves Brenda the sweetness of bow, all his love, and the thought that hi ill never leave her. Steve leaves Diane all his love, in hopes t will grow stronger and last longer than an he has ever had. Stephanie leaves her sister Kim ALONE. Michele leaves Mrs. Kilburn a set of direi as on how to take the money out of a phone b h. Stephanie leaves Mr. Vento another “ er who used to be short.” Michele leaves Paula R. with the hope th; ie Celtics will stop playing basketball, so sh an have S.A. all to herself. Darren leaves Jimmy new skin pigment, world where everything tastes just chicken. I a ke 94 In the beginning, the prophets foretold the future of the universe. Chet Hawkstern Molster, famed B.H.S. ar¬ cheologist, traveled to the darkest depths of Africa to un¬ cover the world’s greatest find. The future of every in¬ dividual on this planet. He will now share what is in store for our B.H.S. Seniors. Karen Green will be the next Julie McCoy on “Love Boat” Lani Newton will have her own Bartending business on St. Chatherine Street. Mike Prentergast will knock Phil Donohue out of the ratings with his new show “On The Air In Depth and Personal With Mike” Melissa Donnelley and Brian Taylor will be happily married. Jeff and Carol will become surgically fussed together. Mark Gallant will live in Jamaica where agriculture is prevalent. Lori Sherman will become a school teacher. Michelle Laverne will still be talking. Craig Duquette will still be flirting with Junior Class girls. Steve Larochelle will be the owner of Kim’s Kitchen. Ed Schmitt will be a professional tobacco chewer. Lori and Kelly will have their own street in Franklin. Donovan Guin will become a respected newspaper editor. Jerry Hall will be serving ten to twenty in San Quentin for hacking into the Pentagon. Paul Galipeau will have nis own line of clothing “PQ” Nancy Ames will become a mannequin in McCarthy’s. Brian Boucher will have his own T.V. show, “Brian’s Big Top” Brad Miller will conform to the norms of society and drive a Volvo. Beth Thornton will attend classes in college. Daniele Boucher will direct, produce, and star in a documentary on “Sid Vicious” Hope Menard will drop out of MIT and become a Las Vegas showgirl. Pam Bellan will own her own chain of Midas stores. Ken Gerrior will mellow out. Frank Fortner will be a commanding officer in the “MAN’S” Army. Vicki will be a brunette. Deanna Anderson will lose her voice. Ted Lewis will be lost in Hollywood. Linda Simpson will still be wearing sunglasses. Maryjo will make a living wearing lampshades. Kelly and Kim will have their own shop “Twins R Us” Rob Compton will get a haircut. Dawn Walden will keep The Limited in business. Jim Martin will finally become a police officer in Ft. Lauderdale. Nina will keep up with the Madonna fashion. Julie Rogers will be Miss America. JoAnn Bonin will star in the remake of “Alice in Wonderland” Sheila Hastie will be operating on hamsters. Janet Charbonneau will be the next Dick Albert. Dawn Rivolla will be the author of the best-selling book “How To Make Each Outfit Different” Sue Brown will become the world’s first cheerleading surgeon. Scott Cahill will endorse his own line of Scooter Pies! Bob Hennessey will open his own liquor store. Jim Russel will be an Elvis Impersonator. Michelle Archambault will have her own nursery full of palm trees. Carolyn Aubee will open a pet store full of Tweetie Birds. Lisa Harpin will be hosting the Good Day Show. Darren will never forgive Richie for not picking him up at 5 a.m. to go lifting. Justin Hollander will he a “Punk Rocker” producer and will walk the streets of Boston wearing black lipstick. Fahy Fontaine will be the National Vice-President of the Shoe Association of America. She will become a rather large person and have at least eleven children. Fahy will become Mrs. Malibu Ken. Lauren Dumas will become a professor at Harvard University, teaching the method of being superficial. Dyan Loof will become the President of her own diamond and emerald mine. Kristin Powell will become the next Einstein with Clyde and Casio doing her homework. Fahy will have her own line of “Barbie Fashions” Lani Newton will be a famous game show host with all males as her helpers. She will be very rich and very BLONDE. Kristin Powell will live in middleclass suburbia, drive a BMW, and have three kids with chocolate all over their faces and new clothes. By the year 2012 Lori Sherman and Julie Trimm will be big business magnets operating and managing the highly successful “Sher-Trim Raving Car¬ nival” which features the only “No Ticket Necessary Ferris Wheel” The year 2020 will see Ken “Cliff” Hoyt assume the Presidency of Cliff Notes, Inc. Employed by the company for years, Ken is still looking to meet “Cliff” in order to determine if he actually read “All those books and wrote “All those critical commentaries” Peter Short will finally find another green Corolla SR5 with a sunroof, but he will then go on to ruin it in yet ANOTHER car accident. Darren Newton will be certifiably insane bouncing around his rubber room in Spiderman Underoos. 95 RIGHT BY YOUR SIDE All the memories the years we shared together You know I’ll always smile When I think what we’ve been through All the times we’ve had Whether good or bad Somehow it came too soon At times this world can get you down and trap you in your fears but if I hear you callin’ You know I will be there ... CHORUS You know that I’ll be there I’m by you r side You know I’ll care I’m by your side If ever you need a friend just call my name I’m by your side You and I The dreams we’ve shared together and n owl’d like to think We’ve made them all come true It’s time to face the world Tomorrow and forever It seems I never knew Good-bye could be so hard At times this world can get you down and trap you in your fears but if I hear you callin’ You know that I’ll be there ... written by: Steve Sparks and Alan Levesque music composed and arranged by: Alan Levesque vocals by: Beth Roch The winds change course abruptly and without cause. Is there anything we can do but accept it? The leaves fall off every year without fail. Is there anything we can do but accept it? There is a time in life for everything. A time to grow. A time to change. A time to die. Is there anything we can do but accept it? Kim Gannon SENIOR BANQUET j ft-. P 98 NEVER SAY GOODBYE GRADUATION 100 ■ . ' ; v ' t ' • iv 4 ' |.V • ■ ' ’■■ SALUTATORIAN: Nancy Locklin We have seen many changes in ourselves during the past four years. We’ve shared good times and bad. And, on this day, we share the sorrow of saying goodbye. V K e wew adop t by M, cun and Mrs b f 9! reign for 1 e Re i y Burke, Secretary cmdent Council Spirit President - Ke during the Student 0 f our SS « fondling ac 0 i y e e |r, I ed treasurer -K 1 ■ In Sophornoie yea • ___ Dyan Loof, Treas music 0 { Blue a Qur {irst 2lss ==-;r:ir t Treasurer paTywe danced all fp ed ( ci b e in S ant: ___ Nancy Ames, officers were: Presid n L 00 f, S 9 ttlv escbooi ' Boc- Club. at fee Royal After vac , ah °Marlboro We started a new __ Lani Ne wton,.g Matt!0D , n S ; o« finals ' and we Galipeau, Pnncesse en prom Feve r wa T keove r Day, wete L ou Qf us took over for « � � and nt ' e p a ndFrobc? een waiting for orfbepas twodays rSowit W wrwffl be B.H.S. graduates. The past four years would have been im¬ possible with¬ out you — Thanks Guys! MR. GENE CLINTON MRS. LORRAINE KILBURN 103 . f ‘V..- ' ' ' r i. • s N ' . 1PI, iWw tf i, KBGt XA SOPHOMORE RING DANCE APRIL 11,1987 113 ' t ty•. C’.v- • • iVa.XIX . ' :.t .■ • ' ' V. .. ' V 9 • • . • . « • ... Time For All Seasons Across the sands we walked Like carriers of time Trying to find a place Where the sounds of life would rhyme. Unknown pieces would fit together That made no sense at all No sea would be too deep No mountain would be too tall. Memories kept forever Glistening like gold We will always be together Never growing old. There is one thing of which This happiness is made Knowing that our love for you Will never, ever fade. Good Luck — We Love You! 120 FACULTY SUPERLATIVES MALES FEMALES BEST DRESSED MR. MOST ATTRACTIVE MR. JUST ONE OF THE KIDS MR. BEST SENSE OF HUMOR MR. MOST LIKELY TO BE REMEMBERED MR. MADE FOR THE MOVIES MR. FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMAN TEACHER MR. MOST EASILY SIDETRACKED MR. FRIENDLIEST MR. CRAZIEST MR. MOST SPIRITED MR. MOST OUTGOING MR. MOST MELLOW MR. MOST ORGANIZED MR. MOST DISORGANIZED MR. BEST NATURED MR. STRICTEST MR. FACULTY FLIRT MR. MOST GULLIBLE MR. MOST TALKATIVE MR. MOST EXCITABLE MR. MOST UNPREDICTABLE MR. MOST INFLUENTIAL MR. MOST UNDERSTANDING MR. MOST ABSENTMINDED MR. A. TRUDEAU MS. SENECAL FOX MRS. PARKER CHRISTIE MS. XENOS CHRISTIE MRS. DION TARDIF MRS. DION VENTO MRS. PARKER DALPE MRS. BECK CONTI MS. ROCHELEAU QUIGG MRS. MILLS CHEEVER MRS. FLANAGAN CLEARY MRS. PAPELIAN CLEARY MRS. MILLS TARDIF MRS. CONCANNON FOX MRS. CARR PLASSE MRS. SPENCER-TRAVERS QUIGG MRS. PARKER TARDIF MS. ROCHELEAU J. BONOLLO MS. XENOS WADE MRS. GRAY - CONTI MRS. PAPELIAN CLINTON MRS. PAPELIAN CHEEVER MS. SENECAL CHRISTIE MRS. FLANAGAN QUIGG MRS. LOWRY PLANTE MRS. GRAY What is the mark of a good teacher? We do not have to look far to answer this question; our high school is blessed with many exceptional teachers who are pillars of their profession. Their dedication and admiration for their students and career have carried us to this day, when the pride in ourselves, our accomplishments, and school shine forth. We must besiege this moment to ask ourselves where we would be without these teachers present here this evening, and those who also, through the years have given of themselves unselfishly and freely to ensure our growth and individual success. Only those students who were too immature to accept responsibility and authority, mistakenly put the blame on the teachers for where they are today and where they are going. Those students who opened their minds and hearts, and honestly gave each teacher a sincere chance discovered a special person, a friend above and beyond a teacher, without whom, they might have not had the courage to achieve their highest potential. Since eighth grade we have taken many immense strides forward, led by many superb teachers, to arrive at this salient day. Many of us have had the same teachers year after year. Each stride these teachers have taken with us merits recognition. It is difficult to put in a few words the gratitude deserved by these teachers; so I ask from each of you at this moment, your rememberance of the teachers who have shared an important period of your life, and who merit your deepest personal admiration and respect, and warmest thanks. Remember: The first teachers who welcomed us to the high school and sheltered us from upperclassmen. The teachers who loved to shoot the breeze with you during free periods. The teachers who believed in you at times when you found it difficult to believe in yourself. The advisor whose unmistakable laughter could be heard ringing down the corridor every morning and brightened your day. The teacher you would always go to see for extra help after school. The teachers who would continue to teach enthusiastically while their students slept with their faces down on their desks. The teachers who disciplined you to work hard. Or maybe the teacher who made you mail him a Pringles chip and drop an egg off the football bleachers. Remember: The teachers who would do their best to do anything for you. The teacher who you always went to for advice. The teachers who endeavored to instill in you the love of learning. The teachers who had patience to put up with all our petty excuses and complaints. The teachers and advisors who encouraged you to be brave and seize all opportunities to find individual success. The teachers who inspired you to continue your education in a particular area of interest. The teachers who wrote you several recommendations which got you into the colleges of your choice. The teacher who could eat his lunch in class while you dissected your fetal pig. The teachers who answered all questions no matter how off the wall. The teacher who could not teach class if the light bulb burned out in his overhead. The teachers who played pranks on their students to make the days a little more tolerable. The teachers who shared your joys and sorrows, achievements and disappointments. Or maybe just the teachers who always made you feel like you were special and belonged. Now it is time to go, and like many, I am finding it hard to leave. The same teachers which overwhelmed us with homework and made us long for graduation, now at this moment of our commencement, are making it difficult for many of us to leave. I would like to say a few last words which I have selected from Luke 7, Verse 38, to you, the teachers who have shared five of the best years of our lives. “Give, and it shall be given to vou. Good measure pressed down, shaken together, running over, will they pour into the fold of your garment. For the measure you measure with will be measured back to you.” So it is , that before we leave, I would like to return to every teacher, one significant thing they have given to all of us, their love. Superintendent Mr. Vangel Principal Mr. Canestrari Vice Principal Vice Principal Mr. Kearnan Mr. Frappier C S O C M H M O I O T L T E E 124 Mrs. Cooper Office Secretary GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Gauvin, Mrs. Kocon, Mr. Fleury, Dept. Head, Mr. Guillmette, Mrs. Flanagan Mrs. Szydlik Nurse Mrs. Day Office Secretary Mrs. Lewinski Guidance Secretary At BUSINESS DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Robidoux, Mrs. Delasanta, Mrs. Spencer-Travers, Mr. Ciavarini, Miss Senecal, Mr. Rook, Dept. Head, Mrs. Sanocki, Mrs. Lowry KEYBOARD Mr. Gariepy ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Mr. Plante, Mr. Lemieux, Mr. Ven- to, Mrs. Kilburn, Mrs. Plante, Mrs. Trude l, Mrs. London, Mrs. Burke, Mr. Cleary, Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Papelian, Mrs. Concannon, Mr. Thuot, Dept. Head 126 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Mr. Christie, Mr. Porter, Mr. Quigg, Mr. Beaulieu, Dept. Head, Mrs. McCahill, Mr. Tardif, Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Bonollo, Mr. Cohn, Miss Rocheleau MATH DEPARTMENT: Mr. G. Trudeau, Dept. Head, Mrs. Slater, Mrs. Dion, Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Beck, Mr. Plasse, Mr. Fox, Mr. A. Trudeau, Mr. Pepin 127 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT: Mr. Sufolletto, Mr. Dalpe, Mr. Gayer, Mr. Kowalzyck, Mrs. D’Alfonso, Mr. Conti, Dept. Head, Mr. Andreoni, Mr. Naldony, Mr. McDonough, Mr. Cheever SPECIAL NEEDS DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Dyson, Mrs. Recore, Mrs. Jac¬ ques, Mr. Clinton, Miss Ohanian, Mr. MacAdam, Mrs. Borkowski, Mrs. Scott LIBRARIANS Mrs. LeBlanc, Mrs. Langenburg 128 ART DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Finlay, Mrs. Pierce 129 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Mohan, Mr. Bonollo, Mr. Anderson, Miss Xenos INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT: Mr. Wade, Mr. Bonin, Mr. Bogdan, Mr. Provost, Dept. Head FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT: Mr. Cournoyer, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Trocchio, Mrs. Valorie, Dept. Head MUSIC DEPARTMENT: Mr. Schreffler, Mr. Picchione HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Lehr, Mrs. Turcotte, Dept. Head, Mrs. Evers Tammy Ravenelle, Paula Gorman, Sandra Jacques, Sheryl Lavallee, Hope Finch, Jeff Aronson, Harry Schreffler. 2nd Row: Justin Hollander, Meredith Lynch, Jennifer Allsop, Heather Morse, Renee Gamache, Judi Brennan, Becky Enos, Judy Wilty, Keith Magnet, Michael Neville, Mark Wills, Michael Marcoux. 3rd Row: Alen Levesque, Jerry Locklin, Chris Brunetti, Scott Knief, Beth Trubiano, Anne-Marie Frappier, Beverly Collins, Linnea Kadlik, Terri Bartlet, Amy Bailey, Brian Butman, James Levesque, Sandy Comire, Terry Walsh. D R U M M A J 0 R S 132 Sheryl Lavellee, Alen Levesque Compliments of Bellingham Highway Department Allen Levesque, Tammy Ravenelle, Jerry Locklin, Sandra Jacques, Heather Morse, Terry Bartlet, Jeff Arenson, Jody Wiltsey, Keith Magnet, Scott Knief, Hope Finch, Skip Schreffler, Jimmy Levesque, Chris Brunette Kristie Burr. Melissa Cadman, Pamela Deryck, Laurie Fecteau, Lisa Kasper, Melanie Lawrence, Jennifer Lofgren, Kara Mittan, Heather Mullin, Jennifer Perreira, Landra Rhodes, Melanie Sheilds, Melissa Maynard, Steven Charron, Mark Kindi. Bonnie McGilvray, Brian Roe, Frank Boucher, Brian Rollins, Kevin Giroux, Michael Pavia, Michael Jensen, Alexander Smith, Alen Kane, Norman Krebs, Elizabeth Ballard, Celeste Deslauriers, Regina Cubois, Kerri Fedorchak, Aynn Feller, Dawn Ferullo, Kim Gaffney, Joann Giordano, Susan Guerin, Sheila Koberski. Robin Lavellee, Laura Letourneau, Faith Mattingly, Kerry McAlpine, Kristine Normandin, Julie Phillips, Michele Pouliot, Sara Rudnick, Marcia Semenuk, Jennifer Trainor, Andrea Trice, Melissa Werthem, Mitzi Eltzrolh. Jeffrey Gamache, Barry Lariviere, Kevin Yeaton, Jill Guerin, Bridget Jackson, Valorie Johnson JHZZ BRNO 7th and Bth GRROE BRNO 134 Compliments of Edgar’s Sporting Goods, Inc. Valerie Johnson, Carolyn Owens, Carol Simpson, Cheryl Sevigny — Co-capt., Linda Simpson — Captain. Absent: Denise Bass CHORUS Carrie Girard, Tammy Ravenelle, Karen Martin, Dyan Loof, Jessica Jackson. 2nd Row: Tracy Hall, April Breault, Colleen Willis, Erica Chestercove, Hope Finch, Stephen. 3rd Row: Robin Hall, Stephanie Fredrick, Kim Schreffler, Charlene Kell, Angela Herne, Kristin Lynch, Edmund Lewis, Laurie Wood¬ man, Amanda Oakley, Skip Schreffler. Tracy Hall, Colleen Willis, Stephanie Frederick. 2nd Row: April Breault, Kim Schreffler, Robyn Hall, Kristin Lynch, Cheryl Mercier. Compliments of Bob Ray’s Furniture City 135 rama Dina Honour, Jo-anne Hope, Kristin Connolly, Marc Henderson, Renee Mayers, Laura Clockedile, Amy Baily, Kristin Fedorchak, Karen Martin. 2nd Row: Tara Herman, Lisa Marchand, Robyn Hall, Robin Lavallee, Kim Abbruzzese, Dawn Krajcik, Paula Gorman, Mr. Vento. 3rd Row: Linnea Kadlik, Jennifer Allsop, Sandra Jacques, Nancy Locklin, Darren Newton, Jenna Joseph, Tracy Hall, Keith Magnet, Brian Giroux, Skip Schreffler, Ted Lewis. 136 Compliments of Li’] General Inc. tt a 137 ... . , Linda Fleury, Hope Menard, Gidget Redmond, Tracy Vanderwalker, Heather Todisco, Fahy Fontaine, Dyan Loof, Linda Simpson, Paula Remillard, Mrs. Parker, Mr. Andreoni. 2nd Row: Mike Gibbs, Ed Moore, Paula Porter, Heather Haynes, Kim Armstrong, Cheryl Dakai, Joyce Beaulieu, Brett Mulvey, Michele Archambault, Lisa Marchand, Sally House, Liana Vincino, Teri LaFratta, Paula Gorman, Linnea Kadlik, Sean Audet, Nikki Pellitier. 3rd Row: Travis Hamway, Lynne Makowski, Cheryl DelVecchio, Holly Fraser, Joanne Barube, San¬ dra Jacques, Pam Bellan, Darren Newton, Patty Gagnon, Mara Velazquez, Kristen Connolly, Jennifer Allsop, Jane Bennett, Sherilyn McDonald, Melissa Haughey. 4th Row: Paul Daily, Derek Sheilds, Cyra Coady, Lise Pellitier, Kelly Blackman, Joanne Berglund, Glenn Smith, Tom Lydon, Bruce Connolly, Cheryl Connolly, Karen Green, Frank Fortner, Susan Brown, Michelle Laverne, Kristin Powell, Brad Miller, Lani Newton, Carolyn Aubee, Brian Giroux, Nancy Locklin, Kim Conant, Rob Compton. Fahy Fontaine — President, Lani Newton — Vice Pres. 2nd Row: Kristin Powell — Secretary-Treasurer, Carolyn Aubee — Public Relations. STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Fahy Fontaine, Karen Green. 2nd Row: Lise Pellitier, Darren Newton. 138 Karen Green, Lise Pellitier ' Pee (2 cut eCo 1st Row: Mr. Fleury, Karen Green, Deanna Anderson, Rich Horace, Tammy Arcand. 2nd Row: Brett Mulvey, Michele Archambault, Michelle Laverne, Fahy Fontaine, Kelly Burke, Lori Patterson, Kris Bowditch. 3rd Row: Tim Lomberto 139 DECA2 1st Row: Linda Simpson, Karen Green, Kelly Gannon, Tracy King, Christine Melanson. 2nd Row: Maryjo Halnon, Kelly Burke, Dyan Loof, Fahy Fon¬ taine, Beth Thornton, Lani Newton. 3rd Row: Dan Brown, Nichole Morin, Lori Patterson, Kim Boucher, Pam Belan, Stefanie Klug, Jo-anne Hope, Mrs. Senecal, Brad Miller. DECA1 W JIII;. 1 [ 1 k 1 f f f I 1st Row: Lise Pellitier, Kim Brown, Christine O’Mera, Heather Tadisco, Kerri Dwyer, Diane Usenia, Paula Porter, Lisa Austin, Tracy Vanderwalker. 2nd Row: Cheryl Dunn, Lynn Matkowski, Kristin Steele, Jeff Hall, Kristen Connolly, Michele Archambault, Carolyn Aubee, Colleen Frain, Michelle Callarese, Kim Armstrong. 3rd Row: Deryck Dow, Robert Joliceaur, Chris Charron, Fernando Paniss, Dina Honour, Vicki Johnson, Beth Roche, Holly Fraser, Tammy Kosmas. 4th Row: Mrs. Senecal, Greg Tomasello, John Wingle, Jim Amerault, Pat Klug, Lee Ann Mulry, Tina Pile, Deanna Rooney, Dawn Quimby, Tammy McGilvray, Kelly McGovern. 140 DECA 2 OFFICERS BELLINGHAM JUNIOR-SENIOR .HIGH SCHfJjL II Brad Miller, Jo-anne Hope, Dyan Loof, Linda Simpson, Stefanie Klug, Dan Brown DECA 1 OFFICERS Paula Porter, Kerri Dwyer, Lise Pellitier. 2nd Row: Kris Connolly, Michelle Calarese, Tammy Kosmas. DECA STATES Maryjo Halnon, Kelly Burke, Kelly Gannon, Dyan Loof, Lani Newton, Fahy Fontaine, Linda Simpson, Michele Archambault, Karen Green, Colleen Frain. 2nd Row: Dan Brown, Kristin Steele, Christine O’Mara, Kris Connolly, Chris Charron, Jeff Hall, Diane Usenia, Kerri Dwyer, Deanna Rooney, Deryck Dow. 3rd Row: Nicole Morin, John Wingle, Lise Pellitier, Jo-anne Hope, Beth Thornton, Greg Tomasello, Dina Honour, Tammy McGilvray, Holly Fraser, Brad Miller. 141 © SJ © Linda Fleury, Jennifer Gonya, Linda Theroux, Mary Delorme, Lani Newton, Kristin Powell, Nancy Locklin, Hope Menard. 2nd Row: Tammy Ravenelle, Joanne Gaudini, Janet Charbonneau, Sheila Hastie, Lori Choiniere, Susan Brown, Sharon Dalpe, Jo Ann Bonin. 3rd Row: Marc Henderson, Robert Compton, Michael Allen, Frank Fortner. 4th Row: Joanne Berube, Laura Mullaney, Cheryl Connolly, Mike Manor, Kim Armstrong, Michelle Calarese, Jim Simp¬ son. 5th Row: Kelly Blackman, Kerri Dwyer, Brenda Blanchard, Mara Velezquez, Debbie Mead, Heather Macquarrie, Brian Giroux. 6th Row: Neil Bentley, Danny Kraus, Bob Burke, Jon Zullo, Scott Kelly. § © or Jf £ 1 144 Nancy Elderidge, Sally House, Derik Sheilds, David Theroux, Hope Menard. 2nd Row: Brian Giroux, Richard Horace, Paula Gorman, Ed Moore, Dina Honour, Peter Giannuso. Dawn Krajcik, Kristen Fedorchak, Lisa Marchand. 2nd Row: Darren Newton, Mara Velazquez, Neil Bentley, Kristin Powell, T. J. Chiappone, Richard Boucher 2ASKETBA1J SCHOOLi Joanna Marino, Aynn Filler, Mark Red¬ man, Jon Zullo, Kelly Blackman. 2nd Row: Lori Choiniere, Frank Fortner. 146 The Valedictorian, Hope Menard, of the 1987 Graduating class is an outstanding individual who maintained an academic average of 99.8. Hope will be attending Massachusetts Institute of Technology where she will major in Bio-Medical Engineering. — Congratulations Hope! fete Nancy Locklin is the Salutatorian of the 1987 Graduating class. Nancy achieved an academic average of 97.4. Her success will continue at Hart- wick College in New York where she will study Theatre Arts. — Congratulations Nancy! 147 Matt Spears, Ray Demaris. 2nd Row: Jenna Raper, Rebecca Sallee, JoAnn Giordano, Jessica Bernard. 148 LIBRARY AIDES Kevin Giroux, Brian Giroux, Ed Brewster. 2nd Row: Mr. Cheever, Bill Leeds, Skip Schreffler, Matt Marino. ■ji ' i H ' w ; !$( ' Jill Perreira, Dawn Ferullo, Melony Shields, Kerri Ferorchak, Kelly Burke, Jodie Martin. 2nd Row: Donovan Guin, Beth Thornton, Stacy Diumtra, Ed Moore, Sandra Jacques, Linda Fleury, Hope Menard, Diane Usenia. 3rd Row: Karen Green, Niki Fontaine, Jeff Hall, Kris Connolly. 4th Row: Lisa Payne, Michele Archambault, Ted Lewis, Jen Gonya, Dina Honour, Laurie Lariviere, Nancy Locklin. Marc LaPlante, Mike Blanchard, Steve Bradbury, Brad Bolduc. 2nd Row: Andy Smith, Matt Lord, Mike Manor, Kurt Gibson. 3rd Row: Jim Simpson, David Winshop, Mr. Kowalczyk. Absent: T. J. Chippone, Chris Foley, Bob Mayhew, Roger Ward. AUDIO VISUAL STAFF Students Against Drunk Driving Sally House, Jill Morrell, Laurie Tuccerr, Marc Henderson, Paula Remillard, Kim Abbruzzese, Lori-Ann Sarneski. 2nd Row: Kelly McGovern, Lisa Marchand, Dyan Loof, Fahy Fontaine, Michele Archambault, Kris Connolly, Diane Usenia, Dawn Rivolla. 3rd Row: Dawn Fraser, Laurie Coady, Kristin Powell, Dina Honour, Darren Newton, Tara Herman, Lisa Payne, Jo-anne Hope. 150 A BIG THANKS TO OUR... ara 3L anaqan 151 W O O YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF: Sheila Hastie CO-EDITOR: Mara Velazquez Heather Fontaine, Kim Gannon, Kim Boucher, Fahy Fontaine, Cheryl Sevigney, Becky Enos. 2nd Row: Dawn Walden, Karen Green, Lori Sher¬ man, Julie Trimm, Tam¬ my Arcand, Tammy Coady. 3rd Row: Dan Mazolla, Jeff Hall, Jo¬ anne Hope, Kris Bowditch, Joanne Berube, Lise Pellitier. 152 SPORTS EDITORS: Brad Miller, Richard Horace BUSINESS: Lani Newton PHOTOGRAPHY: Paul Galipeau, Dave Lannigan SENIOR SECTION: Jo Ann Bonin, Hope Menard SPECIAL SPONSORS HONEY DEW DONUTS CUSTOM DELIVERIES — Stephen Parker — mgr. FACULTY SUPPORTERS Mrs. Lowry Mr. Dalpe Mr. Suffoletto Miss Xenos Mr. Rook Mrs. Mohan Mr. Ciavarini Mrs. Finlay Mr. McDonough Mrs. Evers Mr. Tardif Miss Senecal Mr. Pepin Mr. Conti Mr. Quigg Mr. Christie Mr. Wade Mrs. Trocchio Mrs. Dion Mrs. Beck Mr. Fox Mr. E. J. Vento Mr. Beaulieu Mrs. Kilburn Mrs. Kocon Mr. Guillemette Mr. Clinton Mrs. Flanagan Mrs. Borkowski Mr. Frappier Mr. Anderson Mrs. Hardy Mr. Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Gariepy Mrs. McCahill Mr. and Mrs. N. Andre Trudeau Mr. Plasse Mr. and Mrs. John Cleary and Beth Mr. Andreoni Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Plante Mrs. Concannon Mr. and Mrs. Marderos Papelian Mr. Nadolny Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Burke SPONSORS JoAnn Jason John and Norma Ford You gotta love it!... Sheila Best Wishes Class of 1987 from Mrs. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Robert Compton Paul and Katie Best Wishes from Butch Beth Ann Cleary Peanut butter and Jelly Ann and John Cleary Sambo and Eugenia “JRC” Juno Dog House Antiques Good Luck in the Future — Marci Mr. and Mrs. Chapman Kathy Quigg “Big Kiss!” ... Kristin Wally Quigg Jane Thomas Wally Quigg Jr. Sally House Michelle Quigg Darren and Robin Chrissy Quigg Mr. Vento Laura Quigg Mr. Dalpe Janet and Mike Brian Giroux Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beck and the Mrs. Doonan Beckettes Mrs. Smith “Dad” (Dumbo) Ed Ingraham Kristin and Dave Mr. “Rock Lobster” Clinton Lani and Dean Mr. and Mrs. Canestrari “It’s about time!!!” Mr. Porter Biff and Muff CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 THE NEW BELLINGHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY HAPPY TO HAVE HELPED YOU THROUGH THE YEARS Congratulations and the Best of Luck to the Class of 1987 from THE GREAT CLASS OF 1989 156 Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 From THE FANTASTIC CLASS OF 1988 Good Luck to the Class of 1987 From THE CLASS OF 1990! Congratulations to the Class of 1987 Patrick M. Kelly President 401-769-4731 CamEO Compliments of: BELLINGHAM ELECTRIC 250 Pulaski Blvd. Bellingham, M A 02019 266 Mendon Rd. Woonsocket, R.I Congratulations Class of 1987 Buddha’s Bazaar ROTATORI AUTO BODY Pulaski Boulevard Bellingham, MA 02019 883-3414 Dr. John A. Collins Jr., D.D.S. 27 Mendon Street Bellingham, MA 02019 Telephone (617) 966-3000 CajviEO Best Wishes from the DRAMA CLUB R. P. Smith ■ Son Insurance Agencies Dave Tuttle Jr. Bellingham and Woonsocket Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Class of 1987 WELIK’S Coach House Restaurant Specialties — Seafood Sr Steak 348 East Central Street; Route 140 Franklin, MA Telephone 528-0076 158 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 From the Bellingham Teachers Association Officers: President: Lorraine Kil burn Vice-President: Gerald Gayer Secretary: Janice Spencer-Travers Treasurer: Lillian Papelian ' - JKV V ' -hv ' 7 S, ‘ v ; }: i yX ' ; ' . • t Congratulations And Good Luck to the Class of 1987 iff From the Bellingham Police Association A SMILE OF LOVE CLEARS THE THICKEST CLOUDS AND SOOTHES THE DEEPEST SORROWS 8 Crepeau Boulevard Cumberland Hill, RI02864 cwm HfNG RESTAURANT 4110 MENDON ROAD CUMBERLAND HILL, RI TEL. 765-0770 Best Wishes Class of 1987! FONTANA’S Flowers and Greenhouses 1098 Diamond Hill Road Woonsocket, RI Telephone 769-0462 Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 Bellingham, MA Designer Cuts II 90 Mendon Road Route 140 Debbie and Carol 966-0858 160 Best of Luck in the Future Balfour O’Brien Johnson Inc. 871 Washington Street Braintree, MA 02184 (617) 848-3250 1-800-972-5398 161 762-0030 Best of Luck CARPET HAVEN INC. Carpets • Linoleum • Wallpaper 385 Pulaski Blvd. Bellingham, MA 02019 Bernie Sullivan GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1987! Sneakers n’ Stuff WALNUT HILL PLAZA DIAMOND HILL PD. Walnut Hill Plaza Diamond Hill Rd. Woonsocket, RI 02895 Gemologist Watchmaker Engraver CONGRATULATIONS! from Bellingham Palace Pizza South Main Street Bellingham, MA 02019 The Yearbook Staff of 1987 would like to thank Mrs. Flanagan for all of her help when they needed it. 10 Main St. 13 N. Washington St. Franklin,MA N. Attleboro, MA 02038 02760 (617) 528-6196 54 Main St. Taunton, MA 94 Main St. Walpole, MA 02081 Best Wishes to the Class of 1987 DEVITT REALTY INC. 3-A Mechanic Street Bellingham, MA 02019 966-1240 VARNEY BROTHERS SAND AND GRAVE L INC. Beady Mix Concrete 79 Hartford Avenue Bellingham, MA 02019 966-1313 Plants — Bellingham — Medfield Congratulations to the Graduates of 1987 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1987 ROSENFELD CONCRETE COMPANY AIR SEA LAND It’s Easier and Safer Doing Business With the Company that Cares. Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1987 165 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 0 pcUccne {en 0 ? i 6 PtC4 ' MILFORD BURGER KING Video Recorders, Cameras and Accessories • Movie Library • Tapes • Standard fr Wide Screen Televisions VIDEO PARADISE Woonsocket (401)765-1368 The Bellingham Fire Dept. Wishes the Graduating Class of 1987 the Best of Luck Bellingham Permanent Firefighters Association Local No. 2071, International Association of Firefighters Best of Luck from D ' Angelo’s Sandwich Shop 54 Pulaski Blvd. Bellingham, MA 02019 883-9595 TUXEDO JUNCTION INC. For the Best Latest Styles in Formal Wear 1078 Social St. Woonsocket, RI (401) 762-5505 02895 Limousine Service Available Bellingham, MA 02019 Congratulations from: ROUTE 140 - MENDON RD. BELLINGHAM, MASS, Nys Flowers, Inc. “Flowers for All Occasions” 508 Diamond Hill Road Woonsocket, RI 02895 769-5894 Congratulations and Best Wishes from Pinecrest Dairy 633 Pulaski Blvd. Bellingham, MA 02019 The Senior Class of 1987 would like to thank Mr. Clinton and Mrs. Kilburn for all their help in the past four years. 167 Congratulations Graduates! Charlie’s Tire and Service Center Inc. 825 South Main St. — Route 126 Bellingham, MA 02019 Charles E. Gerrior Tel. (617) 883-1211 You’ve had the rest. . . Now try the Best! TWINS PIZZA 330 Pulaski Blvd. South Bellingham, MA 02019 Beer • Wine • Liquor 883-9500 883-1858 Marc and Joyce Masson 160 Pulaski Blvd. Bellingham, MA 617-883-1535 15 N. Main St. Bellingham, MA 02019 617-966-0835 Open 7 days a week Visit our Early American, Traditional, Oriental, Contemporary Galleries, throughout the store Lacroix’s Furniture 598 Wood Ave., Woonsocket Call 762-4264 DUKE’S Floor and Wall covering. Linoleum, Tile, Formica, Carpet 260 S. Main St.,Rt. 126 Bellingham, MA 02019 Best wishes for a successful and happy future from: AU CLAIR’S HOME APPLIANCES , INC. Visa and Mastercard accepted 566 Cass Avenue Woonsocket, Rhode Island 02895 401-766-3300 Compliments of: Pine Acres Driving Range 230 Wrentham Rd. Bellingham, MA 02019 Phone 883-1748 168 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1987 i — □ □ “Cq: cr t — --■ i -—i Cr x:. L—l—li—”_Z] I—TT--i C n czzz CLII - 1 --—-L | xazxzr j i j— i—j j X=0=XZ3 J—J__EZZL ' 1 • • ' ' ■ : ■ tww • v Tnr?y ■ ■ ■ ■: .r ;- ' :; J-MANS, N CO. 1 -9 i ia Pi 3 Only on Cfek Tn-Starst rm anna annna 28 PRIVILEGE ST. ONSOCK _% ' . t A ■ v. 1 ' Vi « -Vteir. v v : ' v 5 • A 74T 3iiCTe Subtle Boris Liblanc - President p au } Bokoski - Vice President RoseMarie Borkowski - Secretary Brenda Trudeau - Treasurer Congratulations Class of Congratulations from: 1987! LARRY’S MINI CENTER from the STUDENT COUNCIL 264 North Main Street Bellingham, MA 02019 Good Luck Bellingham Lumber 1987 1210 Pulaski Blvd. Bellingham, MA 883-6878 02019 ALSO visit our movie rental inc. Look ’n See Optical Shoppe 481 Clinton Street Woonsocket, Rt 02895 769-3310 CONGRATULATIONS TO LANIAND DARREN FROM FRAN AND FRAN NEWTON Congratulations to the class of 1987 CUSTOM HEATING AND COOLING Where Quality is Priority GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1987! MARCONFS RESTAURANT 13 Pond Street • Forced Warm Air •Air Conditioning • General Fabrication your independent “ Lennox” dealer Ashland, MA 01721 (617) 883-8167 STRAND’S SKI SHOP Sales, repairs, rentals Alpine fr Cross Country Skis Norm Belanger, Proprietor 872-3665 437 Wrentham Rd. Bellingham, MA PHONE: (617) 883-9200 171 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 from The Bellingham Lions Club President: Ettore “Joe” Zazza Secretary: Albert Renaghan Treasurer: Donald Croteau 172 MICHAEL ALLEN 179 Patricia Drive National Honor Society III, IV; Foot¬ ball I, II, III. NANCY-LEIGH AMES 66 Yvonne Rd. DECA III; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. IV. DEANNA L. ANDERSON 7 Sioux Circle Peer Counselor III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. Ill, IV; Cheerleader III, IV; Pep Squad I. LORI A. ANZALONE 13 Harper Blvd. TAMMY LYNN ARCAND 367 Lake St. Peer Counselor III, IV; Newspaper III; Yearbook IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Band I, II. MICHELE L. ARCHAMBAULT 49 Rondeau Rd. Class Vice President III, IV; Homeroom Rep. I; Peer Counselor IV; Student Council I, II, III, IV; DECA IV; Newspaper III, IV; SADD IV; Yearbook IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. Ill, IV; Soccer ScorekeeperIV. CAROLYN AUBEE 47 Taunton St. Homeroom Rep. II; Student Council III, IV; DECA IV; Yearbook IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. Ill, IV. DENISE A. BASS 194 Hartford Avenue Student Council III; DECA III; Newspaper III; Ring Dance Comm. II; Majorette I, II, III, IV. SEAN BEADSWORTH 171 Blackstone St. RENEE A. BEAUREGARD 13 Laurel Lane DECA III. PAMELA J. BELLAN 178 Hartford Avenue Student Council IV; DECA III, IV; Cheerleader II, III, IV; Basketball I. SHERRYL M. BERTOLINO 65 Horseshoe Drive Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. IV. BRAD A. BOLDUC 9 Gaby Lane Audio Visual Aide I, II, III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. IV; Varsity Club II, III, IV; Baseball I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, II; Soccer II, III. JO ANN BONIN 31 Pickering Avenue National Honor Society III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Baseball Scorekeeper III, IV; Soccer Scorekeeper IV; Yearbook III, IV (Senior Section Editor IV); Pep Squad I, II; SADD II; BRIANS. BOUCHER 14 Marc Avenue DANIELE BOUCHER 472 Lake St. Drama Club IV; Newspaper III, IV (Feature Editor IV). KIMBERLY J. BOUCHER C101 Oakwood Apt. DECA III, IV; Yearbook IV; Prom Comm. IV. JOEL D. BOURRE 60 Mann St. Football I, II, III, IV; Varsity Club II, III, IV. KRISTINE MARY BOWDITCH Peer Counselor III, IV; Newspaper III; Yearbook IV, Ring Dance Comm. II. STEPHEN D. BOWDITCH 33 Sauire Lane Yearbook IV; Prom Comm. III. KEVIN BRALEY 6 Potter Drive National Honor Society III, IV; Soc¬ cer II, III, IV; Winter Track. IRA L. BRANT 2 Lakeshore Drive DANIEL H. BROWN 1153 South Main St. DECA III, IV. SUSAN L. BROWN 11 Sioux Circle National Honor Society III, IV; Stu¬ dent Council IV; Prom Comm. IV; Cheerleader III, IV. ROBERT H. BRYAN 31 Nason St. DANIENE L. BUHL 21 Elaine Circle KELLY A. BURKE 20 Arapahoe Rd. Class Vice President I; Peer Counselor IV; Student Council I, II; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. III, IV. CINDY BURNS 376 Hartford Avenue DEBRA L. BURR 76 Railroad St. SCOTT E. CAHILL 50 Apache Rd. Homeroom Rep. II; Ring Dance Comm. II; Baseball I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, II, III; Football III; Ice Hockey IV. CHARLES CASSANO 70 Archer St. DAVID M. CHANPAGNE 21 Orchard St. Cross Country III, IV. JANET CHARBONNEAU 5 Debra Lane National Honor Society III, IV; Homeroom Rep. I, II; Student Coun¬ cil IV; Drama Club I, II; Int’l Language Club I; SADD II, III; Year¬ book III, IV (Activities Editor IV); Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. Ill, IV; Pep Squad I, II; Baseball III, IV; Tennis III. HAYGAR CHIN 8 Gaby Lane LORI A. CHOINIERE 50 Trenton St. National Honor Society III, IV; Homeroom Rep. II; Ring Dance Comm. II. DAVID W. CLEMONS 221 Farm St. Chess Club I, II. ROBERT F. COMPTON 31 McKean St. National Honor Society III, IV; Stu¬ dent Council II, III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Baseball I, II. LISA MARY CORRIGAN 51 Taunton St. Peer Counselor III, IV; Ski Club I; Color Guard I. SCOTT COSTANZA 26 Joyce Lane PETER COVITZ 283 Shirley Rd. TIMOTHY S. CREPEAU 33 Douglas Drive JAMES P. DAILEY 59 Blackstone St. DEAN A. DALPE 585 Wrentham Rd. SHARON M. DALPE 701 Wrentham Rd. National Honor Society III, IV; OEA III. STEVEN M. DALPE 701 Wrentham Rd. MARY L. DELORME 457 Hartford Avenue National Honor Society III, IV; Year¬ book III; Ring Dance Comm. II. RANDY DITTAMI 14 5th Avenue MELISSA DONNELLY 159 Blackstone St. 173 GERALD STEPHEN DOONAN 14 Little Tree Lane Ice Hockey I, III, IV. DEANNA M. DOURA 14 Gaby Lane Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. m. RICHARD A. DOYLE 12 Standish Rd. Homeroom Rep. Ill; Ring Dance Comm. II; Baseball I, II, III, IV; Basketball I. ERIC A. DRAKE 400 South Main St. TRICIA LYNN DROUIN 41 Douglas Drive Band I, Color Guard I. LAURENS. DUMAS 4 Wethersfield Rd. CRAIG DUQUETTE 33 Park St Football III, IV; Spring Track III, IV; Winter Track IV. REBECCA L. ENOS 60 Pothier St. Homeroom Representative I; Year¬ book IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Band I, II, III, IV; Color Guard I. SUZANNE M. FARRIS 7 David Rd. THOMAS FIELDS 13 Pulaski Blvd. CHRISTINE MONIQUE FLEUETTE 45 Locust St. Band I, II; Field Hockey III. DOUGLAS E. FLEUETTE 30 Elbow St. LINDA FLEURY 566 Pulaski Blvd. National Honor Society III, IV; Stu¬ dent Council III, IV; Library Aide I, II, III; Newspaper III, IV (Copy Editor IV); Ring Dance Comm. II. FAHY HELEN FONTAINE 275 Theresa Rd. Class Secretary III; Homeroom Rep. II; Peer Counselor III, IV; Student Advisory Comm. IV; Student Coun¬ cil II, III, IV (Pres. IV); DECA III, IV; SADD IV; Yearbook III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. Ill, IV; Color Guard I. HEATHER LEE FONTAINE 4 Med St. DECA III, IV; Newspaper IV; Year¬ book IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. IV; Basketball II, III; Field Hockey III, IV; Softball I, II, III, IV. FRANK FORTNER 17 Apache Rd. Student Council II, III, IV; Football I, II, IV; Winter Track III, IV; Honor Soiciety IV. BRENDAN FRAIN 121 Blackstone St. JEFFREY M. GAGNON 15 Mann St. Band I, II; Football III, IV. PATTY GAGNON 7 Chase St. Student Council IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. Ill, IV; Pep Squad II. PAUL A. GALIPEAU 319 South Main St. Drama I; Yearbook IV (photographer); Ring Dance Comm. II; Band I, II; Stage Band I, II; Ice Hockey I, II, III, IV (Captain IV). CHRISTINE M. GALLAGHER 67 Nason St. Ski Club I. MARK GALLANT 54 Steven Rd. KELLY GANNON 879 South Main St. DECA III, IV; OEA III. KIM GANNON 879 South Main St. Library Aide II, Yearbook IV; Ring Dance Comm. II. JO-ANN GAUDINI 110 Brisson St. National Honor Society III, IV; Library Aide II, III. KENNETH E.GERRIOR 398 Center St. Football III. JENNIFER GONYA 1 Squire Lane National Honor Society III, IV; Newspaper III, IV; Band I, II; Basket¬ ball II. KAREN ANN GREEN 165 Stella Rd. Homeroom Rep. I, II, III; Peer Counselor III, IV; Student Advisory Comm. Ill, IV; Student Council II, III, IV; DECA III, IV; Newspaper IV; Yearbook IV; West Boylston Rep. IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. IV, MICHAEL DONOVAN GUIN 148 Caroling Drive Chess Club I; Drama Club I, II, III; Newspaper III, IV (Editor in Chief IV); Band I; Stage Band I; Ice Hockey I, II, IV; Tennis I, II, IV: Winter Track III. GERALD HALL 9 Debra Lane Golf I, II, III, IV. JEFFREY J. HALL 32 Wethersfield Rd. DECA IV; Newspaper IV; Yearbook IV; Football I, II. MARYJO A. HALNON 53 Laurel Lane DECA III, IV; OEA III; Prom Comm. IV. JOHN HAMMANN 10 South Center St. Ski Club I; Cross Country I; Football I; Ice Hockey I, II, III; Spring Track I. LISA A. HARPIN 82 Benelli St. SHEILA L. HASTIE 67 Littletree Lane National Honor Society III, IV; Class President III, IV; Class Vice Presi¬ dent II; Student Council I, II, II I, IV; SADD III; Ski Club I; Yearbook III, IV (Editor in Chief); Prom Comm. Ill, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Cross Country I, Field Hockey II, III; Spr¬ ing Track I, II, III, IV; Winter Track I, II, III, IV; Class Marshal III. DAVID G. HENERSON 64 Temi Rd. MARC ANDRES HENDERSON 11 Indian Run Road National Honor Society III, IV; Drama Club IV; SADD II, III, IV; Ski Club I, II; Prom Comm. Ill, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Band I; Stage Band I; Varsity CLub I, II, III, IV; Cross Country III; Tennis I, II, III, IV; Winter Track I. ROBERT HENNESSY JR. 80 Farm St. Basketball 1, II, III, IV. LINDA HEWEY 12 Arapahoe Rd. Class Treasurer I; Prom Comm. Ill, IV; Cheerleader III, IV. PAUL HIGGINS 8 Littletree Lane Tennis III, IV. SHELBY LYNN HILTZ 118 Maple St. JUSTIN HOLLANDER 13 Pearl St. JO-ANNE L. HOPE 16 Pond St. Homeroom Rep. Ill; Student Coun¬ cil II; DECA III, IV; Drama Club IV; Newspaper IV; SADD IV; Yearbook IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. IV; Cross Country I. RICHARD JAMES HORACE 40 Oak St. Peer Counselor III, IV; Yearbook IV; Football I, II, III, IV (Captain IV); Spring Track I, II, III; Winter Track I, II, IV. KENNETH HOYT 15 Phillips Drive Baseball I, II, III; Cross Country I, II; Tennis IV. MARLENE M. JENCKES 24 Chamberlain Drive Library Aide I, II, III; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. IV. VICTORIA M. JOHNSON C101 Oakwood Apts. DECA IV; Prom Comm. IV. GABRIELLE E. KANTOR 14 Susan Lane JOSEPH J. KASPER 137 Farm St. Baseball II; Golf IV. TRACY L. KING 250 Shirley Rd. Student Council III; DECA III, IV (Vice Pres. Ill); Ski Club I; Yearbook III; Ring Dance Comm. II; Field Hockey I, II, III (J.V. Captain II). STEFANIE L. KLUG 105 Plymouth Rd. DECA III, IV; Ski Club I; Yearbook II. JASON LACASSE 15 Steven Rd. MARTIN E. LANS 97 Jeannine Rd. Cross Country I, II; Soccer III, IV; Tennis I, II, III, IV; Winter Track I, II, III. MICHELLE LAPLANTE 141 South Main St. JOHN LAQUERRE 15 Cran Mead Rd. LAURIE A. LARIVIERE 10 Squire Lane Int’l Language Club I, II; Newspaper III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Band I, II; Basketball I, II. STEPHEN LAROCHELLE 30 Orchard St. SHERYL L. LAVALLEE 133 Center St. Library Aide I, II; Office Aide II, III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Band I, II, III, IV; Drum Major IV. MICHELLE LAVERNE 14 Pine St. Peer Counselor III, IV; Student Council IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. Ill, IV; Pep Squad I. WARREN LECLERE 353 Hartford Avenue EDMUND P.A. LEWIS 169 Temi Rd. Cabaret Cast Member II; Drama Club I, II, III, IV; Newspaper III, IV; Chorus I, II, III, IV. NANCY L. LOCKLIN 923 South Main St. National Honor Society III, IV (Vice Pres. IV); Student Council III, IV; Drama Club President I, II, III, IV; Int’l Language Club I; Newspaper IV. TIMOTHY M. LOMBERTO 16 Park St. Peer Counselor III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. Ill, IV; Foot¬ ball I, II, III, IV; Spring Track I, II. DYAN LOOF 73 Clarence Rd. National Honor Society III, IV (Sec treasurer IV); Class Secretary II, IV; Homeroom Rep. I; Student Advisory Comm. II, III; Student Council I, II, III, IV: Cabaret Cast Member III; DECA III, IV (Co-Pres.); Drama Club I, II, III; SADD I, II, III, IV; Yearbook III; Ring Dance II; Prom Comm. IV; Chorus I, II, III, IV (Vice Pres.); Field Hockey I, II, III; Spring Track II. SUSAN LUSSIER 1010 South Main St. Library Aide I. DONNA MAHONEY 80 Center St. Chorus III; Color Guard III. SEAN MALIA 160 Hartford Avenue Spring Track II; Winter Track II. JOYCE A. MANNING 38 Rondeau Rd. Field Hockey I. JAMES P. MARTIN 12 Lynn St. Football I. KAREN MICHELLE MARTIN 40 Mann St. Homeroom Rep. I, IV; Cabaret Cast Member I; DECA II, III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Chorus I, II, III, IV. TRACI MARTIN 278 Shirley Rd. Homeroom Rep. II; DECA III; OEA II, III; Ski Club I; Ring Dance Comm. II; Chorus I; Majorette I, II. PAMELA SUE MASSON 30 California Avenue Prom Comm. IV. CHRISTINE F. MATTSON 1471 Pulaski Blvd. Ring Dance Comm. II. ROBERT B.MAYHEW 127 Jeannine Rd. Audio Visual Aide II, III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Baseball I, II; Foot¬ ball I; Ice Hockey IV. DAN MAZZOLA 45 Elvira St. Yearbook IV; Football I, II; Soccer III. JAMES C. MCDONALD 271 Shirley Rd. Student Council I, II; Ring Dance Comm. II; Baseball I, II; Basketball I, II; Football I, II, III, IV; Golf I, Spring Track IV. JEANNE MARIE MCDONOUGH 31 South Main St. RICHARD J. MCPARTLIN JR. 988 South Main St. Ski Club I; Football I; Ice Hockey I, II, III. CHRISTINE M. MELANSON 87 Newland Avenue DECA III, IV. HOPE MENARD 21 Hunt St. National Honor Society III, IV (Pres. IV); Student Council IV; Newspaper III, IV (Copy Editor IV); Yearbook (Senior Section Editor); Prom Comm. IV. BRAD D. MILLER 342 Maple Street Student Council III, IV; DECA III, IV (Pres.); Yearbook Ed.; Ring Dance Comm. II; Basketball I, II, III, IV; Soccer II, III, IV, (Captain IV). STACEY L. MILLER 95 Newland Avenue JEFF MORIN 20 Silver Lake Rd. NICOLE RENEE MORIN 168 Temi Rd. Homeroom Rep. I; DECA III, IV; Drama Club I, II, III, IV; OEA III; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. Ill; Color Guard I, II. TIMOTHY M. MORIN 20 Silverlake Rd. Spring Track III. BRETT A. MULVEY 41 Apache Rd. Peer Counselor IV; Student Council I, II, III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Baseball I, II, IV; Basketball I. MATTHEW S. NEVILLE 16 Taunton St. MICHAEL S. NEVILLE 16 Taunton St. Band I, II, III, IV. DARREN NEWTON 175 38 Saddleback Hill Rd. Student Advisory Comm. IV; Stu¬ dent Council IV; DECA III; Drama Club I, II, III, IV; SADD IV; Yearbook III, IV, (Editor IV) Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. IV; Soccer II. LANI NEWTON 38 Saddleback Hill Rd. National Honor Society III, IV; Class President I, II; Homeroom Rep. I; Student Advisory Comm. I; Student Council I, II, III, IV, (Vice Pres. IV); DECA III, IV; Drama Club I, II, III, IV; Yearbook III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Field Hockey I. JEAN NGUYEN 162 North Main St. Soccer IV; Tennis IV. PIERRE NGUYEN 162 North Main St. Soccer IV; Tennis IV. LORI-ANN PATTERSON 33 Anapahoe Rd. Peer Counselor IV; DECA III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. IV. KIMBERLY A. PAULHUS 35 Poirier St. LISA J. PAYNE 87 Nason St. Newspaper IV. SADD II, III, IV; Ski Club II; Yearbook IV; Field Hockey I, II, III, IV; Softball I, II, III, IV; Winter Track I, II, III, IV. KIMO T. PELLETIER 26 Arrowhead Rd. Football I. CAROL DARLENE PELOQUIN 19 Chestnut St. JEFF PHELAN 8 Littletree Lane KRISTIN L. POWELL 10 Hilltop Drive National Honor Society III, IV; Class Treasurer II, III, IV; Student Council II, III, IV, (Secretary IV); DECA III; SADD IV; Ski Club II; Yearbook Editor III; Prom Comm. Ill, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Color Guard I; Volleyball II. VICTORIA A. POWERS 55 Plymouth Rd. Basketball IV; Softball IV; Volleyball IV. MICHAEL D. PRENDERGAST 2 Deerfield Lane Varsity Club II, III, IV; Basketball I, II, III, IV; Soccer II, III, IV. DAWN M. QUIMBY 13 Newland Avenue DECA IV. RICHARD RAKOSKI 395 Center St. TAMARA RAVENELLE 20 Florida Avenue National Honor Society III, IV; Band I, II, III, IV; Stage Band II, III, IV; Chorus IV. GLENN RICE 60 Trenton St. ROBBIE RICHARDS 1183 South Main St. ANTONY RIENDEAU 141 Essex St. DAWN CAROL RIVOLLA 21 Puddingstone Lane Homeroom Rep. II; Drama Club I; SADD IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. IV. ELIZABETH S. ROCHE 32 Robert St. DECA IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Spring Track I. JULIE ROGERS 409 Hartford Avenue MICHELLE E. ROUSSEAU 52 Lizotte Drive JAMES M. RUSSELL 65 Temi Rd. JANNELL L. SARMANIAN 77 Blackstone St. Student Council IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. Ill, IV; Pep Squad II. JOHN E. SARMANIAN JR. 77 Blackstone St. ED SCHMITT 57 Apache Rd. Baseball II, III, IV; Basketball III, IV; Football III. MICHELE SCINICARIELLO 800 Pulaski Blvd. DECA III. LORI JEAN SHERMAN 551 Pulaski Blvd. Yearbook IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Spring Track III, IV; Winter Track IV. PETER M. SHORT 398 Hartford Avenue Prom Comm. IV; Basketball I. LINDA SIMPSON 116 Plymouth Rd. Homeroom Rep. I, II; Student Coun¬ cil III, IV; DECA III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. Ill, IV; Ma¬ jorette I, II, III, IV. TRACEY SLATER 1250 Pulaski Blvd. MICHAEL T. SMITH 40 Rakeville Circle Baseball III, IV; Ice Hockey I, II, III, IV; Soccer I, II, III, IV. STEPHANIE DIANE SMITH 13 Apache Rd. Newspaper III; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. IV. STEVEN SPARKS 15 Barrett Lane CARRIE SPEAR 233 Depot St. CAROLINE STEARNS 33 Hilltop Drive Student Council I; Prom Comm. Ill, IV. JOHN TAGLIAFERRI 24 Valley View Rd. Spring Track II; Winter Track. BRIAN TAYLOR 771 Pulaski Blvd. LINDA MARIE THEROUX 61 Central Blvd. National Honor Society III, IV; Int’l. Language Club I. ELIZABETH J. THORNTON 38 Kathy Drive National Honor Society III, IV; Class Secretary I; Homeroom Rep. I; Stu¬ dent Council I; DECA III, IV, (Secretary); Newspaper III, IV, (Sports Editor); Ski Club I; Yearbook III; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. IV; Varsity Club I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, II, III, IV, (Captain IV); Field Hockey I, II, III, IV, (Captain IV); Softball I, II, III; Tennis IV. JULIANNE C. TRIMM 60 Nason St. Ski Club I; Yearbook IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. III. KIMBERLY A. TRITES 105 Blackstone St. Homeroom Rep. I; Basketball I, II, III, IV; Field Hockey I, II, III, IV; Soft- ball I, II, III, IV. DAWN-MARIE K. WALDEN 43 Clarence Rd. Homeroom Rep. II; Student Council II, III; Drama Club I; Yearbook III, IV; Ring Dance Comm. II; Prom Comm. IV; Chorus I, II. ROGER WARD 33 Puddingstone Student Council II; Audio Visual Aide I, II, III, IV; DECA III, IV; Baseball I, II, III, IV; Basketball I, II, III; Football II, III, IV, (Captain IV); Winter Track IV. NORA WEBBER 11 Geordan Avenue Library Aide I; OEA III. 176 Puff the Magic Dragon Lived by the sea And frolicked in the Autumn Mist In a Land called Honolli Little Jacky Paper Loved that Rascal Puff And brought him strings and ceiling wax And other fancy stuff Together they would travel On a boat with billowed sails Jacky kept a lookout perched On Puff ' s gigantic tail Noble Kings and princes Would bow when e ' er they came Pirate ships would low ' r their flags When Puff roared out his name A dragon lives forever But not so little boys Painted wings and giant swings Made way for other toys One gray night it happened Jacky Paper came no more And Puff, that mighty dragon He ceased his fearless roar His head was bent in sorrow Green scales fell like rain Puff no longer went to play Along the Cherry Lane Without his life-long friend Puff could not be brave So Puff that mighty dragon Sadly slipped into his cave. P. Yarrow L. Lipton