Case High School - Chief Yearbook (Swansea, MA)

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Above: Homecoming Queen and her Court: Jeff Pollard, Lori Robert- shaw, Bobby Heron, Lisa Duclos, Lori Holmes and Tim Hazel. Left: Somerset’s Homecoming Queen, Miss Webb, was a hit at the Pep Rally. Top: Team Captain Jeff Pollard gets tackled during the Thanks¬ giving Day game. 19

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Where’s Your Spirit? ■ Br „ jg|t %7 ' i Top Right: Alan Medeiros seems embarrassed by all the attention at the rally. Bottom Right: Bobby Heron finds it hard to be enthusiastic in Physics class. Above: Stephanie Russo tries to get the school into the spirit of things. Spirit week is a time when class officers become almost frenzied in their efforts to prove that their class has the most spirit. This year, the seniors came through with the wildest hats, the cutest baby dolls, and the most lavishly decorated hall. Students and teachers got caught up in the craziness that climaxed in the Pep rally. The most memor¬ able events were Colleen Webb in green wig and sneakers as Somerset’s Homecoming Queen and Mr. Mulvey’s lec¬ ture on ‘How to shave your football helmet’ Another senior success was the Homecoming Dance. Chosen as Homecoming Queen and Escort were Lisa Duclos and Bobby Heron. The court consisted of Lori Holmes and Escort Tim Hazel and Lori Robertshaw and her Escort Jeff Pollard. Of course, all this activity was leading up to much- awaited Thanksgiving Day game between Case and our rival, Somerset High. On a rainy Thursday that dampened spirits as well as the field. Case gridders fought hard but failed to bring the coveted trophy home. The final score was 21-6 Somerset. 18

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Shakespeare A La Marcello With the trumpet fanfare, the stage was transformed into the court of Queen Elizabeth I, and months of re¬ hearsing came to a climax in “Romeo and Juliet”. The show with a cast and crew of almost 200, was a multi-media extravaganza. The acting was supple¬ mented with films and live and recorded music. An authentic Rennaissance dance, the Mouresca, was also performed. Played to full houses on December 3rd and 4th, “Romeo and Juliet” had to run a third time on Decem¬ ber 10th to accomodate the many people who had been turned away because of lack of seating. The appreciative audiences and standing ovations were the reward for excellent performances. Featured leads were: Kevin Luongo as Romeo, Laura Siner as Juliet, Renee Canuel as the nurse, Michael Farias as Mercutio, David Leite as Lord Capulet, and Cheryl Estrella as Lady Capulet. 20