THE CHIEF JOSEPH CASE HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME 37 Advisor - Mr. James Conforti Editor in Chief - Dianne M. Neronha Assistant Editor Brian J. McCann WE, THE CLASS OF 1980 DEDICA TE THIS EDITION OF THE CHIEF TO MR. JAMES CONFORTI FOR ALL OF HIS TIME, COOPERATION AND UNDERSTANDING THANKS 2 SENIORS SPECIAL ITEMS FACULTY pg. 67 CLUBS ACT SPORTS pg. 93 Christopher Aguiar 22 Hetherington Drive ' Ags ' ' Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... . Football 1, 2, 3. 4 (Co-Capt. 4) . . . . Bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4) . . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... . Pet Peeve; Homework . . . Future Ambitions; College and success in life .... Swimming, Water Skiing, Snow Skiing .... Honors; Mass. Boys ' State, Football . . . . Newport, New Hampshire, Lu- po’s. “Sleepers!, Don’t Quit!” “You can ' t let the cards play you, you have to play the cards.” Mario Antonelli 33 Old Providence Road “Mah” “Mat” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,. . . Baseball 1 . . . . Cross country 4 ... . Track 4 . . . . Pet Peeve; English, Homework .... Future Ambi¬ tions; go to college, be wealthy and never get married .... Hon¬ ors; 2 varsity letters in Basket¬ ball and a Jacket 4 ... . Play basketball .... Ride motorcy¬ cles and eat .... water works. Burger King or the Keg. “Don’t worry .... Bucko” Lisa Amaral 142 Wilbur Ave. Pet Peeve; Dishonest friends . . . . Future Ambitions; Legal Secre¬ tary Lawyer .... Out of the house buying clothes. “I’m getting out of school at one o’clock today.” “I can’t wait till after sixth period so I can go home.” George Arruda 29 Brown Street “Giz-m-bop” Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .. Pet Peeve; Homework, Stuck Up People and Black and Blue Lips .... Future Ambitions; Col¬ lege, Success, Kids, Marriage; In that order .... Honors; Letters in Football, Basketball and Base¬ ball .... Play Sports .... Eat. . . . Sleep .... Wash my car . . . . Newport .... Case High. “No Dout adoubt it.” “Take-er- down.” “Tell me about it.” William Arruda 29 Brown Street “Bill” Baseball 1, 4 (Co-Capt) . . . Pet Peeve; Squash, Stuck-Ups, Gui- dence Counselors .... Future Ambitions; College or Army, Marriage, Kids, My own business . . . Anywhere with friends . . . . Baseball. “Baseball been bery bery good to me” Chico Esquella. 6 Lisa Marie Ayoub 424 Hortonville Road “Lease” Marching Band 1, 2, 4 ... . Con¬ cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis 1 . . . . Future Ambitions; College, Medical Tech, or Biology . . . . Laugh .... Tell Jokes .... Swim . ... Basketball.... Honors; Band Letter, Band Jacket. “This is the pits.” Mary Lynn Barboza 815 Old Warren Road “Marylynn”, “Mar”. Drama . Club 3,4.... Basketball 3 . . . . Pet Peeve; Nail scratching on blackboards .... Future Am¬ bitions; To attend R.I.S.D. and to design costumes for a profes¬ sional theatre company .... Ski¬ ing ... . New Hampshire . . . . Tootles “No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” Julia Baker 75 Taft Avenue “Jewles”, “Julie”, “Julia Peculiar” Drama; 1, 2, 3, 4 ... . Chorus; 1, 2, 3, 4 ... . Student Advisory Council; 2 . . . . Cheerleading; 3, A ... . Pet Peeve; Physics Algebra .... Future Ambitions; Working with young children or as a secretary.Hoping . . . Thinking .... Dreaming . . . . Loving .... Trying .... My Room “He who shall teach the child to doubt, the rotting grave shall ne’er get out. He who respects the infants faith, triumps over hell and doubt.” William Blake. Steve Barrette 28 Bayview Avenue SJ . ’HN Susan Barrow 67 Picard Court “Sue”, “Susie”. Class Treasurer; 1 . . . . Marching Band; 1. 2, 3 (sec.).4 (Pres).... Concert Band; 1,2, 3 (sec.), 4 (pres) .... Band Lib; 4 . . . . Chorus; 3, 4 (pres) . . . . Stagehand; 2, 3, 4 ... . French Club; 1,2.... Yearbook Staff; 4 . . . . Science Fair; 2 . . . . Drama Club; 2,4.... Future Ambitions; Piano Teacher .... Band Letter; 2 . . . . Band Jacket; 4 . . . . Play Piano .... shop with Nanci .... have fun “It doesn ' t matter who you love or what you love but that you love.” Linda Bassett 318 Bark Street Cardinal; 4 .. .. Pet Peeve; Disco . . . . Future Ambitions; To be¬ come rich.Go to clubs “Rock On” 7 David Beaudette 25 Mason Street • ' Bodittly” Deca; 4 . . . . Football; 1, 2, 4 Clark Beliveau 71 Shawmut Avenue Drama Club; 1, 2, 3, 4 ... . Math Team; 3, 4 ... . Movie Club; 1 . . . . Pet Peeve Boredom .... Fu¬ ture Ambitions; Computer Pro¬ grammer .... Write . . . Listen to Music .... Drama Certificate and star .... Participation Award, Math Team .... Boston “A.H.C.P.E.!” Nancy Beltan 200 Wood Street Band; 1, 2, 3, 4 ... . Bios Club; 3 . . . Tennis; 2, 3, 4 ... . Pet Peeve; People who put on false appearances .... Future Ambi¬ tions; Nurse, Pilots License . Scuba Dive, Sky Dive, World Travel .... Dance .... Band Jacket . Letter . . . Along the ocean “When the dream came, I held my breath with my eyes closed, I went insane, like a smoke ring day when the wind blows. Now I won’t be back till later on. If I do come back at all. But you know me, and I miss you!” Neil Young Richard Berard 1566 G.A.R. Highway Pet Peeve; English, Disco . . . . Future Ambitions; Go to parties and get out of Swansea ... Go out and have a good time . . . Listen to Southern Rock .... out with Dianne . . . Chef Deborah Bernado 157 Wilbur Avenue “Debbie Concerts .... “John Travolta Kenneth Berube 19 Myles Avenue “Bear” Football; 1 . . . . Track; 1,2... Pet Peeve; English, Disco . . . . Honors; Medieros Cup .... Colt State Park “How’s it going” 8 David Bessette 601 Wood Street “Boo-Boo Football; 1,2.... Track; 1,2... . Pet Peeve; English .... Future Ambition; Move Away .... Go Out .... in bed “Shut Up” John Boisvert 21 Harbor Road “Johnny B.” Ski Club; 1, 2, 3, 4 ... . Math Team; 3, 4 ... . French Club; 1, 2,3... Biology Club; 2, 3, 4 ... . National Honor Society; 3,4.... Les Voyageurs; 3, 4 ... . Track; 1, 2, 3, 4 ... . Cross Country; 2, 3, 4.... Basketball; 1,2, 3, 4... . Future Ambitions; A C.P.A. for a large firm and make over 500,000 dollars year.... Skiing . . . . Dirt Bike Riding .... Going to Touisset .... National Honor Society .... Outdoors “What a bummer” Brenda Boragine 314 Warhurst Avenue “Little Ragu” Pet Peeve; Homework, Spiders . . . . Future Ambitions; College, a veterinarian .... Horseback Rid¬ ing ... . Eating .... Outdoors “This is the pits”, “Ask me if I care” Paulette Boulay 85 Wyola Road “Jelli” Librarian; 1 . . . . Student Coun¬ cil; 2, 3 ... . Les Voyageurs; 2, 3 . . . . Drama Club; 1, 2, 3 ... . French Club; 3, 4 ... . Bios Club; 3 . . . . Yearbook Staff; 4 . . . . Cardinal Staff; 4 . . . . School Evaluation Committee; 4 ... . Cross Country; 4 .... Pet Peeve; Anticipation .... Future Ambi¬ tions; College. Journalist . . . . Outdoors .... Skating Competi¬ tions .... Talk .... Roller Skate . . . . Drive “Elliot” “I’m pretty happy myself. Riding the range in the spring sunshine I see my shadow against the grass and I swear that shadow extends far beyond this place. This world. This prairy. It’s like my life is sparkling in every di¬ rection, through all of space and all of time.” Bonanza Jellybean Susan Botelho Debra Bragantin 49 Stoney Hill Road “Braganteenie Bopper” Pet Peeve; housework, argue- ments .... Future Ambitions; Veterinarian .. . Listen to music . . . . Go for walks .... The beach “What’s happening”, “Oh Baby” 9 Sandra Burton Sharon Carpentier 204 Stevens Rd. Pep Squad 1 . . . French Club 2, 3,4... Evaluation Committee 3, 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Pet Peeve: homework, babysitting . . . Special Ed Teacher . . . Dental Hygenist... Nurse ... ice skate . . . sing . . . play the guitar. ‘‘Love it!” Joseph P. Carreiro 65 Clark Lane “Joey” MOEA 1 . . . JA 1 . . . Evaluation Committee . . . Football 1,2... Baseball 1 . . . Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 captain 4 . . . Pet Peeve: waking up in the morning early . . . Fu¬ ture Ambition: Financial Tycoon . . . travel . . . weight lifting . . . Athletic jacket 3 . . . Oratoricle Contest 2nd place 3, 3rd Place 4 ... 4 varsity letters . . . Newport ... up in the mountains. “I just love it.” James Caron Susan Chace 245 Bushee Rd. “Sue”, “Chaky” Camp Suga Meeting Grounds 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 3, 4 . . . Pet Peeve: English . . . listen to mu¬ sic .. . draw . . . horseback riding . . . Favorite Place: home. “You put de’ fish in de’ tank and now it has died.” “You slimebags!” Cheryl A. Chadinha 56 Wyola Rd. “Pidge” Librarians Club 1 . . . Medical Careers Club 1 . . . Biology Tutor 4 . . . Evaluation Committee 4 . . . Yearbook Staff Copy Manager 4 . . . Pet Peeves: Peas, People who don’t try . . . college . . . physical therapist . . . marriage . . . eat swim sleep late . . . Favor¬ ite Place: with Oren. “Go Pound Sand!” “You don’t know what you have until it’s gone.” 10 Shelly Ann Charves 63 Smoke Rise Circle ■ ' Shell Future Ambition; Happy House¬ wife .... with friends . . . King¬ dom Hall Isn’t life grand” “The secret of life is enjoying the pssages o f times” Jane Coffey 443 Old Fall River Road Track; 1 . . . . Pet Peeve; gaining weight .... Future Ambitions; Professional Model .... Shop¬ ping for clothes .... Bermuda That’s Life” David Conroy 109 Wilder Street Ski Club; 3, 4 ... . Basketball . . . . National Honor Society; 3, 4 What a long strange its been G.D. Melissa Correa 97 Ocean Grove Avenue Mel Pep Squad; 1,2.... Basketball; 2, 3, 4 ... . Pet Peeve; English, spending money foolishly . . . . Future Ambitions; Medical Sec¬ retary .... bike ride .... swim . . . . Honors; Pep Squad and Bas¬ ketball Letters .... the beach Isn’t he cute” John P. Couture 177 Bushee Road Kootch Ski Club ... Baseball; 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .. Cross Country; 2, 3, 4 ... . Pet Peeve; school .... Future Ambi¬ tions; Peace, Ecstacy and to be far away .... Ski ... . B.S. get ahead .... Maine I hate this place” and the Earth brought forth grass and herb yielding seed after his kind and the tree yielding fruit, whose seed was in itself, after his kind and God saw that it was good.” Genesis 1:12 William Cowell 276 Hilton Lane n Lisa Crapo 53 Alsada Road “Bugs” Medical Careers 1,2... N.H.S. 3, 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Pet Peeve: Future Ambition Onions . . . Future Ambition: Psycholo¬ gist. My ' shoe ' s untied.” ► Cora Marie Daigneau 63 Sherbourne Avenue Marie” Party . . . Any place but school . . . Pet Peeve: Taking orders from people . . . Future Ambition: Bi¬ ologist. “I ' m always right! Joseph A. DeNardo 45 Madison Road Joe D Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain . . . Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Football . . . Letters (hockey - 2, baseball - 2) . . . Pet Peeve: DISCO, Sci¬ ence, Math . . . Future Ambi¬ tion: College, Marry Nancy, get Rich. For What!” “Couldn ' t tell ya!” C Jeffrey Curry 47 Orlando Street Bones” Baseball 1 . . . Track 2 . . . Hock¬ ey 2, 3, 4 ... To keep my Volks¬ wagen running ... 3 Letters . . . On the Ice. What?” Cynthia Davis 26 Ian Street Cindy” Athletic Association 2, 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Camp Suga Meeting Grounds 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 . . . Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Athletic Jacket. . . Let¬ ters (field hockey, basketball) 3, 4 . . . Letters (track) 1,2, 3, 4 . . . swimming . . . snow skiing . . . water skiing . . . Future Ambition: Engineer. Debbie Desruisseaux 14 Juniper Street Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 12 Antero Diniz 827 Old Warren Road Cheryl Ann Dias 24 Fifth street “Cher National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . French Club 4, Treasurer ... Bi¬ ology Club 3, 4 . . . Les Voya- geurs 3 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Local Student Advisory Council 2, 3, 4 . . . Delegate to Regional S.A.C. 4 . . . Represen¬ tative to School Committee 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Committee, Co- chairman 3 ... Volleyball 2,3,4. . . Softball 1, 2, 3 . . . Listen to music . . . play keyboard instru¬ ments trumpet . . . Europe (Paris, Monte Carlo) . . . Beach . . . Pet Peeve: Feet . . . Future Ambition: Medical Doctor, a Musician. “How the hell are ya? “Becoming is Superior to Be- : —. mg. Cheryl A. Dionne 544 Sharps Lot Road “Shittle” M. O.E.A. 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Vice-President 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Evaluation Commit¬ tee: Business Education 4 . . . Making people happy . . . having a good time with a group of peo¬ ple .. . On the moon looking down upon the earth . . . Pet Peeve: Ignorance, Dishonesty, Crowded halls, and lunches . . . Future Ambition: To help people. Become a C.P.A., to own operate a Photography Studio. “Get out of here! “High There “Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your under¬ standings. ... Yesterday is but today’s memory and tomorrow is to¬ day ' s dream ...” Cheryl Duclos 111 Pond Street “Boob N. H.S. 3, 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 ... French Club, President 3, 4 . . . Daisy Chain Alternate 3 . . . Student Government Represen¬ tative Alternate 3 . . . Foreign Language Evaluation Committee 4 . . . Les Voyageurs 3 . . . Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . 2nd. place “Voice of Democracy Contest . .. Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... 8 Letters (Varsity) . . . Athletic Jacket . . . Volleyball All-Star Team . . . France . . . play in state tourna¬ ments . . . talk French . . . Pet ' Peeve: other peoples ' toenails . . Future Ambition: Foreign Lan¬ guage Teacher, or Interpreter. “Get off my neck “Give me a gun! Alane Duckworth 696 Gardners Neck Road “Lanie Daisy Chain 3 ... Ski Club 1,4.. . Track 1 ... go shopping . . . Homecoming Queen, Beach . . . Future Ambition: Art. “That’s CRAZY” Denise Dumaine 49 Macomber Avenue 13 Charlene R. Durand 674 Bark Street “Chari French Club 3, 4 . . . Les Voya- geurs 3 . . . Class Treasurer 4 . . . Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Softball 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Ski.. . Travel... Take care of my Nephews Nieces . . . Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . M.V.P. Volleyball 3 ... All-Star Volleyball Team 3, 4 ... All Scholastic V.B. 4 . . . Don’s House . . . Switzer¬ land . . . Future Ambition: P.E. Teacher, Marriage. “Go for it.” “Home is not where you live, But where they understand you.” Eric J. Erickson 53 Lindsey Lane French Club 4 . . . Math Team 4 . . . Chess . . . Home . . . Future Ambition: Chemical Engi¬ neer. Christine Eaton 68 Allen Blvd. “Chris” Pep Squad 2 . . . Flag Corp 3 . . . Go Shopping . . . Pet Peeve: Waking up for school . . . Future Ambition: Travel Tourism Management. “ELT . . . “next pay check” “Moe” “Good things in Life take a long time ...” - Chicago Joan R. Faria 290 Bark Street “Joanie” Going out with friends . . . Auto Races . . . Pet Peeve: People who have no consideration for others . . . Future Ambition: To be happy and live the life that I choose. “Things can’t be all that bad.’’ “Time is wasted if spent worry¬ ing about what might have been. Terry - Ann Farias 117 Louis Street “Terri “Ter” French Club 2,3,4... Les Voya- geurs 2, 3 . . . Yearbook Staff, Layout Manager 4 . . . N.H.S. 3 . . . Representative to Girls State . . . Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pet Peeve: Work . . . Future Ambi¬ tion: College. “How’s Life?’’ “Depechez- vous?” “Vous etes en retard!” Stephen Fernandez 445 Hailes Hill Road “Ferdinand” “Migellian” Chess . . . Tennis . . . Hockey . . . Sleep . . . Chemistry Class . . . Pet Peeve: Getting up early for school . . . Future Ambition: Nu¬ clear Technician - Install Solar Heating Units. “Checkmate!” “Hi Guy” “Hay Lose” 14 Michael A. Ferreira 318 Wood Street Gerald Fiddler 340 Pearse Road Fids” Ski Club 1, 2, 3 .. . Ride a Motor¬ cycle . . . Future Ambition: Travel the U.S. Robin Figuerado 38 Yale Avenue “Rob” Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Chorus 4 . . . Dra¬ ma Club 2 . . . Marching Band Concert Band 3,4... Basketball 2 . . . Softball Manager 2 . . . Volleyball Scorer 3 . . . Play an instrument. . . listen to Music . . . Travel . . . Disneyworld Orlan¬ do, Florida . . . Future Ambition: College - Music Education, Travel. Hey Big MaMa!” “That’s Life!” Michael Foley 55 Shore Avenue “Mike” Drama Club 1,2... S.A.E. 1 . . . Teach Handicapped Swimming 1 . . . Yearbook Staff, Layout Man¬ ager 4 . . . Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mass. Boys State Representa¬ tive . . . Laughing with Friends . . . Pet Peeve: Deadlines . . . Fu¬ ture Ambition: Psychologist. “Excuse me, but. . .” “Advice is like snow, the softer it falls the deeper it sinks.” 15 Roy T. Furtado 165 Walker St. Football 1, 2 . . . Pet Peeve: stuck ups and lima beans . . . veteranarian . . . own my own office . . . being out with friends . . . playing sports . . . beach . . . football game. ‘‘Hey check this out Catch ya later Jonathan Gauvin Roderick Geldart 45 Mattapoisett Ave. Roddy Bios Club 3, 4 ... Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 2, 3, 4 treasurer 4 . . . Math Team 3, 4 . . . French Club 3 . . . Drama Club 1,2... Project Advance 3,4... Philosophy and Objectives Com¬ mittee 3, 4 . . . Cross Country 2, 3, 4 . . . J.V. Basketball 2 . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track Letter 2, 3, 4 . . . Cross Country Letter 4 ... National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Athletic Association 4 . . . Cross Country 200 mile club” 3 . . . Renssalaer Medal 3 . . . Tri- Captain Track 4 . . . veteranarian . . . scuba dive . . . Pet Peeve: French. What a bummer! C ' est la vie.” Marie Gendron 149 SeaView Ave. Mimi Cardinal Staff 2, 3 Editor 4 . . . French Club 3 ... Ski Club 4 . . . National Honor Society 3 Trea¬ surer 4 . . . Camp Suga Meeting Ground 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Morons 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3 ... Cross Coun¬ try 3, 4 .. . Track 4 . . . Pet Peeve: The Bandana Brigade” . . . Journalism . . . Communica¬ tions . . . bikeriding . . . Favorite Place: Rehobotfi. that was bizarre Roberta Germane 120 Sawyer Ave. Bert Daisy Chain . . . Track 1 ... Ski Club 1,2... Pet Peeve: vegeta¬ bles . . . college . . . career . . . family . . . bech . . . with friends . No sa .. . really?” What a long strange trip its been.” Grateful Dead 16 Michael Jay Gluckman 136 Cedar Cove Jew Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Art College . . . commercial designing. “This above all to thine own self be true. I can cope. David Gonsalves 170 Cedar Ave. Deborah Joyce Graham 458 Old Fall River Rd. Pepper Pet Peeve: Homework and School Lunches . . . medical sec¬ retary . . . marriage . . . disco dancing . . . dating . . . Favorite Place: disco or party ... riding . . . cooking . . . babysitting . . . painting. Ooh baby - what time Susan Green 727 Pearse Rd. Sue Biology Club secretary 3 . . . Na¬ tional Honor Society 3. 4 . . . French Club 3, 4, secretary 3 . .. Student Council 3, 4 . . . Camp Suga Meeting Ground 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Field Hockey 3, 4 . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Pet Peeve: picky details on tests . . . Future Ambitions: college, vet¬ erinary medicine . . . sailing . . . reading ... Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Favorite Place to be: sailing. Rayne D. Griffin 133 Lazywood Lane Bush Bios Club 3, 4 . . . Cardinal Staff 3. 4 . . Drama 1,2... French Club 3, 4 . . . Volleyball 2, 4 . . . Future Anbitions: medicine - pe¬ diatrician .. . creative writing . . . long walks . . . scientific experi¬ mentation . . . dancing . . . bicy¬ cle riding . . . National Honor So¬ ciety secretary 3,4... Cae High Science Fair winner 2, 3 . . . Re¬ gional Science Fair winner 2, 3 . . . State Science Fair winner 3 . . . Martin Luther King Jr. contest winner . . . Voice of Democracy 3rd Place . . . Favorite Place to be: wherever there are people, and sometimes just being alone in the woods on a sunny day. Yes Love Know thyself, trust thyself, be¬ lieve in thyself. Geary Hall 12 Smoke Rise Circle 17 Laura Beth Hall 9 Cedar Lane “Lau” Photography Club 1 . . . Chorus 2, 3,4 . . . Stage Band 1, 2, 3. 4. . . Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Marching Band 1, 2, 4 . . . Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pet Peeve: ignorant people . . . college . . . horse riding instructor . . . sing . . . dance . . . laugh . . . ride horses . . . band jacket. . . band letter. . . loves to be near the ocean. ‘‘Oh give me a break!” ‘‘If you love something, set it free. If it returns, it ' s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was ...” Jona¬ than Livingston Seagull Michael Hallal 1096 Gardners Neck Rd. “Hermy” Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Football 1 . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Cross Coun¬ try 3, 4 co-captain 4 . . . Pet Peeve; stuck up people . . . col¬ lege . . . Success . . . Favorite Things: snow skiing, doing things I’m not suppose to do . . . Cross Country All Star Team 3, 4 . . . Cross Country M.V.P. 3, 4 . . . Newport . . . Lupo’s . . . New Flamshire Skiing. “What are you, on drugs?” “Don’t hope for success, train for it.” Dana Hayter 611 Warren Ave. Joseph Hall 106 Wilder St. “Joey” Basketball 1 . . . Football 1,2... college ... be successful. Dawn Haydock 17 Peach St. “Dawnie” Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pet Peeve: teachers pets . . . College . . . medical secretary . . . play base¬ ball . . . water ski . . . horseback riding ... All Star Cast Award for . . . and They Were Lovers” . . . Drama Club. “Boast not of tommorrow, for you know not what any day may bring forth.” - Bible “I don’t get it.” “Do you think I care?” Nancy R. Holderness 83 Maple Ave. “Nan” “Nanc” Drama Club 1, 2, 4 . . Marching Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Concert Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Pet Peeve: Chemis¬ try, crowded halls with Fresh¬ men crowding them . . . profes¬ sional vocalist . . sing . . . have a good time . . . laugh ... ice skate . . . shop with Susie . . . Gong Show winner 3 . . . Band letter 3. “Huh?” “Rob the crob” “Always have the confidence to speak your mind, and the cour¬ age to stand behind your words.” 18 Brenda Hyland 34 Richard Rd, “Bren” Pep Squad. 2 . . . spend money . . . wants to be a buisness teach¬ er.. . Pet Peeve; Going to work . . . out with triends. “There ' s a limit.” “A smile is the whisper of a laugh.” Jo-Anne Kelley 308 Old Warren Rd. Camp Suga Meeting Ground 1, 2. 3, 4 . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Pet Peeve: mimeographed sheets you can ' t read . . . camping. “You put de ' fish in de ' tank and now it has died!” John lavarone 150 Cliff Ave. “Ivy” Co-captain football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Co-captain baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . basketball 4 . . . sports . . . eat, sleep ... All Scholastic Baseball Team . . . S.E.M.C. Division II Baseball All-star . . . Future Am¬ bition: History teacher or state policeman . . . Favorite Place: where sports are and Case High. “Ask me if I care.” Patricia Kelliher 269 Pearse Rd. “Patty” Camp Suga Meeting Grounds 1, 2,3,4... tennis . . . swimming . . . beach . . . Future Ambition; Col¬ lege. “What?” 19 Susan Kerr 742 Wilbur Ave. “Sue Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Les Voyageurs 2, 3 ... National Honor Society 3, 4. . . . . gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cross Country 3, 4 . . . Track 1 . . . travel . . . ski . . . Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Athletic Jacket 4 . . . Gymnastic Varsity Letter 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pet Peeve: Stupid Questions . . . enjoy life to the fullest and own a mercedes . . .! Baskin Robbins’ Shelly Marie Kimball 970 Wilbur Ave. “Shellbien Majorette 1.2... Class Vice- President 1, 3, 4 . . . Prom Com¬ mittee co-chairman 3 . . . Daisy Chain 3 ... Ski Club 3 . . . Year¬ book Staff 4 . .. Pet Peeve: disco . . . travel ... be very rich . . go out with friends . . . “What???” “A thing of beauty is a joy for¬ ever; it can never pass into noth¬ ingness.” R.S.; L.L.; M.S.; R.G.; P.S.: L.V.; B.M. Lisa A. LaChance 63 Maple Ave. “Li; Lis” Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 vice president 4 . . . French Club 2, 3, 4 vice president 3, 4 . . . National Hon¬ or Society 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 vice pres 4 ... Ski Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus 3 . . . Yearbook Staff3, 4. . . Volleyball 2, 3, 4. . . Basketball 2 . . . college . . . hopes to become an accountant . . swimming and diving . . . 1979 Drama Competition Ensemble Award . . . Somerset Junior Miss . . . Favorite Place: in or on the water. “Gimme a break!” “Set your course . . . follow your dream.” Joyce Laferriere 77 Inverness Rd. “Fro” Newport . . . New Hamshire . . . Coventry . . . White Mountains to snow ski . . . waterskiing . . . hiking . . . partying . . . Diman Vocational or work full time . . . Pet Peeve: waking up in the morning at 6:00 to come to Jo¬ seph Case High School. “That’s life, take the good with the bad.” Lisa Anne LaForce 254 Mountfair Circle “Lee” Flag Corp 3,4... Pep Squad 2 . . . medical secretary . . . movies . . . dance . . . Flag letter. . . Favor¬ ite Place: with boyfriend . . . Pet Peeve: English, Math, getting up early . . . get married. “Woo baby!” “Right on!” Dianne Marie Lagasse 58 James Ave. “Di” DECA 4 ... go shopping . . . Pet Peeve: P M J S S S. “Meowruff, it’s time.” 20 Norman C. Lamonde 19 Riverside Ave. Norm” Ski Club 3, 4 . . . ski . . . “ @!!’’ . . . chase Ambulances . . . wants to be a paramedic . . . Favorite Place to be: on a beach. “Damn it!” Cynde Elizabeth Laroche 590 Hailes Hill Rd. “Cyn” “Cynthia” Librarian Club 3, 4 . . . going for long walks . . . the woods . . . getting married. “Stop picking on me.” Faith Latessa Cherylle LeBlanc 119 Wyola Rd. “Faye” college . . . travel . . . play sports with friends . . . likes to be with 141 Milford Rd. people. “You win some, you lose some, some you get a draw.” Susan Lebreux 60 Bayview Ave. “Swuzz” M.O.E.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . Pet Peeve: Bossy People . . . secretary . . . California . . . Florida . . . going out. . . listen to music . . . beach . . . camping. “Keep smilimg” “See ya later” “Monday is a rotten way to spend one seventh of your life.” Shelley A. Ledoux 428 Sharps Lot Rd. “Shermy” Pep Squad 1,2... college ... ski . . . swim . . . laugh ... ice skate . . . Outstanding Award at Science Fair of 1979. “Pigs in Space!” 21 Michelle Lefebvre 134 Hollister Rd. Marching Band 1,2... Concert Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Flagtwirling 3 . . . Pet Peeve: Ringing alarm clocks . . . wants to teach music . . . camping . . . camping . . . drive my car ... be with P.H. . . . Marching Band and Flag Twirling letters . . . Jacket. . . the middle of the forest away from every¬ one. “Rob is a crob.” “We ' re free to go where we wish and to be what we are.” - Jonathan Livingston Seagull Jeffrey Leonard 700 Marvel St. Linda J. Lepage 48 Louis St. “Linda” “Lynn” Pet. Peeve: people telling you what to do . . . social worker . . . wants to be able to help a lot of people ... go out with my friends . . . listen to music . . . help people with their problems . . . have a good time . . . Favorite Places: in my room, at a party, or on the beach. “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it yours. If it doesn’t, it never really was.” “Really” “Honest to God!” Patricia Levesque 264 Hortonville Rd. “Patsy” M.O.E.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . Yaerbook 4 . . Pet Peeve: school lunches . . secretary . . . have a good time . . Favorite Place: out. “Take it easy.” Ramona Lewis 298 Vinnicum Rd. Jeffrey A. Lincoln 770 Old Warren Rd. “Jeff” Football 1 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Pet Peeve: doing nothing . . . wants to be rich . . . likes to “drive my ’Vette” . . . Favorite Place: out. “not too much!!!” “better you than me!” 22 Lori Lockhart 244 Cedar Ave. Arthur E. Lopes 54 Hillcrest St. Ski Club 4. . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Pet Peeve: Phoney people, Ignorant People . . . college . . . get a good job . . . get married ... be happy . . . Favorite Places: Baseball fields . . . “backseat”. Kelly Lowney 23 Pine St. “Kel” Library Aide 1 . . . Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 3 . . . Les Voyageurs 2, 3 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Cardinal Staff 4 .. . Pet Peeve: Perfectionists . . . outdoors ... at the rink .. . roller skate ... be with friends . . . make people laugh . . . drive “Piggy” . . . work at Rudy’s . . . Future Ambitions: college, social worker or public relations, to go back to Paris. “Fli Flon” “You ' re a shining star No matter who you are Shining bright to see What you can truly be.” Earth, Wind, and Fire Kevin Luongo 428 Old Warren Rd. Joyce Ann Lyne 92 Oakland Ave. DECA 4 . . . Flag Corp 3 . . . Pet Peeve: P J M S S S . . . Future Ambition: hairdresser . . . spend money. Patrick Lyons 32 Dellawanda Rd. Ski Club 1,2... Baseball 1 . . . Pet Peeve: Rhode Island State Wardens . . . Future Ambitions: Commercial Fisherman, Mer¬ chant Marines ... go to Newport and have a good time . . . Favor¬ ite Place: on the river “Are you ready to leave school yet?” “Tonite let it be Lowenbrau.” 23 Mark Machado 145 Deimage Rd. “Mark” Outdoorsmanship 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cross Country 3 ... Ice Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pet Peeve: English Class . . . biologist . . . physicist ... all sports . . . hiking . . . mountain climbing . . . mountains . . . mar¬ riage. What ' s up buddy” “An athlete is a person who competes against himself as well as others.” - Rick Burleson Robin Marchand 36 Altham St. Lynne Martin 400 Old Providence Rd. Photography 1 . . . Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Office Assistant 2, 3 . . . M.O.E.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . Pet Peeve; Brown nosers . . . secretary . . . out with friends . . . Favorite Place to be: out with Russ. “I am not afraid of tomorrow, I have seen yesterday and I love today.” “Oh no Mr. Bill” Kevin McCabe 1838 Sharps Lot Rd. DECA 4 .. . Pet Peeve; Call List. . . auto mechanic . . . work on cars . . . Go Wild. “Bye Guy” “Time doesn ' t wait for me, it keeps on rollin’.” . Boston 24 Brian J. McCann 438 Maple Ave. “Bri” Case High Theatre Co. 1, 2, 3, 4 secretary 2, 3 president 4 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 presi¬ dent 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Ass. Editor 4 . . . Cardinal Staff 2, 3, 4 entertainment editor 4 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . French Club 2,3,4.. Bios Club 3 . . . Student Gov’t Day Alternate 4 . . “Around Case High” writer . . Ambitions: college, lawyer, famous actor . . Tony Award or Oscar . . make people laugh . . New York City . . travel. “So!” “Do you have a stamp?”, “Lisa, you_I”, “Spiteful!!” “Why do we live this crazy life? - What is it for? Cares disappear soon as you hear That happy audience roar ’Cause - we’ve had a taste of the sound that says love: Applause! - Applause! - Applause! from “Applause”. 1970 Kelly McGough 15 Hartcourt St. Kelli A. Medeiros 738 Sharps Lot Road “KAM” M.O.E.A. 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 4 . . . Evaluation Committee for Busi¬ ness Education 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Class Secretary 4 . . . Ballet. . . Reading . . . Sewing . . . Handcrafts . . . Photography . . . Favorite Places; ... in touch with nature, up north, with S.S.S. . . . Pet Peeve: cruelty to animals . . . Future Ambition: to own my own business. ‘■GO SQUAT!” “YOU TWIT!” “Trust your dreams, for in them is hidden the gate to eternity.” - Kahil Gibran David E. Mello 164 Puffer Avenue David M. Mello 41 Deimage Road Baseball 1,3... Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Future Ambition: Engineer. Paul Mendes 52 Touisset Avenue Yearbook 4 . . . skating rink . . . Pet Peeve: Peas, Liver . . . Fu¬ ture Ambition: Lawyer ... Ice Skate. Goober” 25 Guy Minkin 300 Wood St. Nancy Jean Mitchell 227 Old Providence Rd. “Nanc Nan” Photography Club 1 . . . Chorus 3, 4 . . . Pet Peeve: Trig . . . College . . . travel . . . draw . . . forget importa nt things . . . mak¬ ing up new words . . . Favorite Place: the beach. “OK, Joe” I’ll do it tomorrow.” “Oh schlam!” From the book There’s No Such Place As Far Away Can miles truly separate you from friends? If you want to be with someone you love, aren’t you already there?” Richard Bach Albert Monte 15 Collins Ave. Al” ride motorcycles . . . have a good time . . . parties . . . Pet Peeve: school and homework . . Future Ambition: State Police. Those are the breaks.” Colleen M. Murphy 9 Moulton St. Col” Murf” Librarians Aide 1 ... French Club 3 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Pet Peeve: waking up early . . . smile and be happy . . . likes to be out with friends . . . Future Ambitions: college - child psychologist. What are you doing?” Wake me up when the bell rings?! Please!?” Deborah M. Murray 655 Sharps Lot Rd. Debbie” “Muttaquin” Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Pet Peeve: being broke ... be with Mark . . . spend his money ... go on vaca¬ tions . . . nightclubs . . . beach parties . . . Future Ambitions: Live in a log- cabin in New Hampshire and make lots of money. Wait a minute” This is stupid” John Napier 97 Bark St. 26 Scott Nascimento 104 Cypress Drive Shirley Marie Nunes 11 Elm Street “Shirl” Softball 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Field Hock¬ ey 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Letters (softball) 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Letters (field hockey, bas¬ ketball) 3, 4 . . . Jock Jacket... beach . . . movies . . . sports . . . music . . . Pet Peeve: homework Future Ambition: College - Ac¬ counting. Jeffrey Patota 1 Susan Drive “Totes Co-president F.M.A. . . . Presi¬ dent Anti-Ski Club . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Concert . . . Pet Peeve: Double Physics, Chemistry, DISCO ... Future Ambition: College. “A day without sunshine is night. - Steve Martin Dianne Marie Neronha 301 Dillon Lane “Mona” Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Historian 1,2.. . Chorus 3 . . . Yearbook; Editor in Chief 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Best supporting Actress 1 . . . Best Actress 3 . . . Boston Globe All-Star Cast 3 . . . Making people laugh . . . puppies ... on stage . . . Christmas . . . Roger. . . home . . . food . . . Pet Peeve: TIME . . . Future Ambition: Broadway Ac¬ tress, Children. “Wait a minute, just let me tell you one more thing!” “Don’t talk about what you have done or what you are going to do - Do it and let it speak for itself.” Judith Marie Pacheco 59 James Avenue “Jude” Drama club 2,3,4... Band 3, 4 . .. Chorus 3,4... Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Drama Sweater . . . draw . . . act . . . dance . . . swim . . . tennis . . . Future Ambition: College - Art Theatre. “I can’t cope!” “No goal is too high if you han¬ dle it with care and confidence.” Debra J. Pelletier 187 Wilbur Avenue “Debbie” Traveling ... beaches . . . parties . . . buying clothes . . . night club¬ bing . . . collecting stuffed ani¬ mals . . . Pet Peeve: taking the bus to school . . . Newport . . . Cape Cod. 27 Gisele Marie Petit 48 Wendell Street Gee Honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . NHS 3, 4, President. . . Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary . . . Local Stu¬ dent Advisory Council 2, 3, 4 . . . Regional Student Council 4 . . . Alternate Representative to School Committee . . . French Club 3, 4, Secretary 4 . . . Les Voyageurs 3 . . . Foreign Lan¬ guage Evaluation Committee 4 . . . Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Cap¬ tain 4, MVP 2 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, All- Star 3, 4 . . . little kids . . . Sum¬ mer . . . shopping . . . family gatherings . . . Paul. . . skiing . . . Friendly’s” . . . Pet Peeve: HOMEWORK!!! Snobby people . . Future Ambition: College, Nurse, Marry Paul, family. Karen A. Pineault 1074 Wood Street KP Cashews” Office Assistant 1 . . . have a good time . . . Favorite place to be: With someone I can talk to . . . Pet Peeve: Teachers who ask for a pass already know you don ' t have one . . . Future Ambition: B.C.C. - Medi¬ cal Secretary, get rich. What ' s your dilemna?” You got that right.” Be sure brain is in gear before engaging mouth.” Mike Pires 74 Lincoln Avenue Pie” Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4 . . . Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Drum Majpr 3, 4 . . . Outstanding Dancer Award . . . Friends . . . Pet Peeve: those damned tones . . . Future Ambition: University of Mass. - Creative Performing Arts . . . water. I can’t cope!” Lee Alan Pontes 831 Locust Street Banger” Leon” Drama 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1,2.. . Hunting . . . Raising Hell . . . Partying . . . Pet Peeve: Disco Homework . . . Future Ambitions: Enjoy Life, to be successful, travel, college, girls . . . Favorite place to be: Around Beautiful Broads . . . Beach. I don’t know.” Hey Beautiful.” Lisa Pontes 54 Prairie Avenue Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . listen to music . . . joking around . . . friends . . . having a good time . . . Pet Peeve: Homework . . . Future Ambition: College - Spe¬ cial Education. Life will go on.” Live it up, you’re only here once!” 28 B Susan Provencal 908 Bark Street Herbert Rego III 90 Stoney Hill Road Julius Richardson James Raposa 4 Collins Avenue “Walker” Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Letters 3, 4 . . . Baseball 1, Basketball 1,3... sleep . . . have a good time . . . sports . . . friends . . . Pet Peeve: stuck up People . . . Future Ambition; College . . . Success. “Surely You Jest.” Thomas Rego 50 Bark Street ”T.R.” Party . . . Hunting ... On the Road . . . Pet Peeve: Disco . . . Future Ambition: To leave town. “What do you want to do?” Kelly Lynne Richmond 150 Mountfair Circle “Kel” Majorette 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Drama Club 2 . . . Volleyball 1, 2, 3 . . . Basket¬ ball 1 . . . Track 1,2... traveling . . . (Letters) volleyball, track, majorette . . . Athletic Jacket. . . Band Jacket... 2 Majorette Tro¬ phies . . . Beach . . . Pet Peeve; Homework . . . Future Ambition: College - Phys¬ ical Therapist, get married, trav¬ el. “When you ' re alone with God And he sweetly smiles on thee. Will you gently whisper to him, A little prayer for me? And when I’m alone with God And all else is hid from view. I’ll gently drop into his heart A little prayer for you.” Judy Ruchon 31 Old Warren Rd. Jude” Snowmobiling . . . Beach . . . Future Ambitions: College. “Excuse me, please?” But you know that when the truth is told, that you can get what you want or you can just get old.” - Billy Joel Mark Rodrigues 89 Cedar Ave. “Rods” Party ... At the bar with a beau¬ tiful girl . . . Pet Peeve: Disco . . . Future Ambitions: Travel around with my band . . . Seeing the country . . . Playing my drums. Do It!” Daniel Rose 116 Plain St. Dan” Marching Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Lab Band 3, 4 . . . Concert Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Cross Country 2, 3, 4 . . . Hockey 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Fish . . . Outside . . . Pet Peeve: Selling band candy . . . Future Ambitions: Doctor. Never Quit” Karen Elizabeth Ross 91 Canton St. Ka” Pep Squad 2 ... meet people . .. go to concerts . . . shopping . . . Somewhere between reality and a dream . . . Pet Peeve: Racism . Future Ambitions: Licensed Practical Nurse. Things are tough all over! A smile costs nothing but it gives much, it enriches those who receive without making poorer those who give.” Todd Rushton 108 Anthony Avenue Elaine Marie Russo 79 Old Providence Rd. Cardinal 2, 3; Co-editor 4 . . . Majorettes 2, 3, 4 . . . NHS 3, 4 . . . Band 1,2... French Club 3, 4 . . . Les Voyageurs 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Class Secre¬ tary 1, 2, 3 . . . Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Yearbook staff 4 . . . Cross Country 3, 4 . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. sleep late ... roller coasters .. . scary movies . . . Track letter 3, 4 . . . Band letter 2 . . . Majorette letter 3 . . . Band Jacket 3 . . . First place Voice of Democra¬ cy” contest . . . Beach . . . Pet Peeve: math, spiders, and egg salad sandwiches . . . Future Ambition: Lawyer. Know what I mean?” Keep your face always toward the sunshine and the shadows will fall behind you.” - Walt Whit¬ man 30 Donna Jeanne Ryalls 30 Munsey Ave. ‘‘Big Red Prom Committee 3 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Voyageurs 3 . . . Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4, All-Scholas¬ tic Volleyball 4, M.V.P. Volleyball 4, Volleyball Allstars 1, 2, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 Captain 4, Bas¬ ketball Allstars 3 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3. 4 Softball Allstars 3 ... Pet Peeve: school and practice . . . Future Ambitions: to become a West Point Cadet . . . Favorite Thing: ‘‘physics labs” . . . West Point. ‘‘I ' m depressed “Really?” “Party’s Over Good Stuff Louis Serio 155 Kisper Court Theatre Co. 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Advisory Council 2 . . . S.A.E 1 . . . Les Voyageurs 3 . . . Cardinal Staff 4 . . . Moron Society 1,2,3, 4 . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . Tennis Team 1 . . . Pet Peeve: cliques . . . college .. . law school . . . travel .. . Favorite Place: anywhere but here! . . . Boston Globe All-State Acting Award for Dancing En¬ semble. Walk softly and carry a big stick.” “I can really relate to this!” Jennifer Silvia 88 Circuit Drive Jenny Ski Club 3, 4 . . . DECA 3, 4 . . . skiing . . . sailing . . . needle art. . . vacations .. . Future Ambitions: craftsmen, traveling. Let the disappointments pass; let the laughter fill your glass; let your illusions last until they shat¬ ter” - Jackson Browne Rita Santos 112 Bayview Ave. Susan Joan Shaker 1223 Gardners Neck Rd. Sue” Majorettes 2,3,4... Flag Corps 1 . .. Chorus 1 . . . French Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama 1 . . . Cardinal Staff 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Treasurer 2 . . . Pet Peeve: getting up early . . . Future Ambi¬ tion: Physical Therapist . . . Cross Country 3,4... running . . . reading . . ballet and toe danc¬ ing .. . long bike rides . . . swim¬ ming . . . enjoying nature by the ocean. “I don’t get it.” “It is now how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness.” - Spurgeon Melinda Silvia 111 Pearse Rd. “Melin” Football and Basketball Cheer¬ leader 2, 3 co-capt 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Ski Club 4 . . . Field Hockey 2 . . . Tennis 1, 2, 3 . . . Pet Peeve: Ignorant People . . . Delegate for Student Gov’t Day . . . Future Ambition: to recieve a Doctrine of the Arts . . . being happy . . . the beach. Oh br-other!” “Ready!!!” If you smile at me I will under¬ stand because that is something everybody does in the same lan¬ guage.” Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young 31 Renee Silvia 564 Hortonville Rd. Sheila Simcock Marvel St. Dawn Skomiro 141 Macomber Ave. Karen M. Simcock 257 Marvel St. “Ka Yearbook Staff 4 . . . French Club 2 . . . Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 1 . . . Future Ambition: Art teacher . . . painting . . . drawing . . . Band letter. . . Band jacket. . . Martin Luther King Jr. Contest 3rd Place. Donald W. Simonetti Jr. 12 Smoke Rise Circle Don” Football 1,2... Track 1,2... Pet Peeve: People who give up . . . Future Ambitions: doctor and go scuba diving in Australia . . . mountain climbing . . . scuba dive . . . hiking . . . Favorite Places: underwater with scuba gear, at the beach, or on top of a mountain . . . Oratoracle Con¬ test 3rd Place. How ' s life been treating you?” See the world in a grain of sand.” Beverly Louise Slowe 396 Seaview Ave. “Bev” Cardinal 3 ... Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Camp Suga Meeting Grounds 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bios Club 4 . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Pet Peeve: English and west winds . . . Fu¬ ture Ambitions: veterinarian . . . swimming . . . skiing . . . sailing . . . ice skating . . . Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . beach . . . Vermont . . . Track 3, 4. “Bummer” “Oops” If you really want something badly enough you ' ve got to let it go free and if it comes back to you its really yours; if it doesn’t, you never had it anyway.” 32 Kim Soares 623 Hortonville Road Wendy Souza 83 Sawyer Avenue “Wendell” Math Team 1 . . . Office Assistant 1 . . . Marching and Concert Bands 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Percussion Captain 4 . . . Band Librarian 3 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Class Treasurer 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Les Voyageurs 3 . . . Bios Club 3, 4 . . . French Club 3,4... Yearbook staff 2, 3, 4 . . . Cardi¬ nal staff 4 . . . Biology Tutor 4 . . . beach . . . playing in rock bands . . . collies . . . photography : . . Most Valuable Freshmgn (Marching Band) . . . Band Letter Jacket . . . Pet Peeve: FIOT DOGS . . . Future Ambition: Ma¬ rine Biology Phd . . . Judo . . . scuba diving. “I’m gonna quit while I ' m be¬ hind.” David Sullivan 827 Front Street “Sully” Decca 3, 4 . . . sleep. Doreen Surprenant 8 Lawrence Street Pamela Surette 167 Seaview Avenue “Pam Daisy Chain 3 . . . Prom Commit¬ tee 3 . . . Football Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4 . . . Basketball Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4 . . . Gymnastics 1 . . . beach . . . Newport . . . out with friends . . . Future Ambition: College ... al¬ ways be Flappy. “Really” “That’s wicked nice!” “R,M,L,S,R,D,A,L, “It’s been great!!” Cheryl A. Swales 18 Metacomet Avenue “Swalies” “Chiish” Class President 2, 3, 4 . . . Stu¬ dent Council 3, 4 . . . Student Advisory Council 1 . . . French Club 3, 4 . . . Cardinal Staff 3, 4 . . . Voyageurs 3 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Dra¬ ma Club 1,3... Bios Club 3, 4 . . . Evaluating Committee 4 . . . old movies . . . Harvard Book Award 3 . . . NHS 3, 4 . . . D.A.R. Award . . . outdoors . . . Future Ambition: College, Career, Marriage. “Don ' t part with your illusions. When they are gone, you may still exist, but you have ceased to live.” - Mark Twain 33 Daniel Tavares II 79 Front Street Danny” Football 1 . . . Track 3, 4 . . . eat. . . Running . . . Patty’s house . . . Pet Peeve: READING . . . Future Ambition: Archetectural Draftsman. Jill Tickle 845 Gardners Neck Road Jilligans” Jilly” Track 1 . . . Drama 2 . . . Gong Show 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . .. collecting shells . . . outdoors . . . Pet Peeve: cruelty, jealously, fighting . . . Future Ambition: World ' s Best Flair dresser. OH Wicked!” “Love ya!” Hi” Debra Vieira 1331 Gardner Neck Road Debbie” Drama 2, 3, 4 . . . Cardinal Staff 4 ... in the middle of the rain . . . Future Ambition: Social Worker. You ' re asking me?” Marc K. Thompson 57 Swanson Road Joe Bananas” Football 1,3... Spring Track 1, 2, 4 (3 Letters) . . . Snow-skiing . . . Water-skiing . . . tennis . . . sailing . . . hunting . . . the sun and the wind . . . parties . . . Discotheques . . . everything else! . . . Pet Peeve: Snobby peo¬ ple .. . Future Ambition: Mechanic . . . own a garage, fix automobile en¬ gines, do body repair . . have a speed shop. Aw, come on!” There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do, once you find them.” - Jim Croce - “Time in a Bottle” Richard Travers 5 Mason Street “Dicky” Football 1 . . . Cross Country 4 . . . Track 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 4 . . . Drama 1,2... DECA 3, 4 . . . Newport . . . Keg . . . Pet Peeve: Call List . . . Future Ambition: College. REALLY!” Lynn Villani 137 Kispert Court Be with Bean ... my friends; D.R., R.G., L.L., P.S., M.S., S.K., R.S., J.T., J.S., N.M. . . . Bowens Wharf, Newport . . . Sebastians . . . Duffy’s . . . Future Ambition: College ... In¬ terior Design. All the power to Babe” 34 Nancy Ann Viveiros 24 Dewey Road Nance” Shopping . . . Joe . . . Parties . . . mountains . . . ocean . . . Pet Peeve: Science . . . Future Ambition: College, be rich, be happy with Joe. “Smile, that ' s Life! Toni-Marie Viveiros 51 Front Street Kathleen Joyce Wagner 22 Sawyer Avenue Kathy” Sleep . . . Sports . . . Mountains . .. Pet Peeve: to be awakened . . . Future Ambition: C.P.A. ... to be walthy. What!!” Adios Mi Amigas” Lisa Wetzel 438 Bark Street Bowling . . . Skiing . . . beach . . . Future Ambition: College. If you smile at me -1 will under¬ stand because - that is the same language of - everybody every¬ where. - Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young Lisa Williamson 55 Columbia Road Student Council 1 . . . Athletic Association 3, 4 . . . Camp Soga Meeting Grounds 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Volleyball 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Athletic Jacket . . . Letters (volleyball) 3, 4 . . . Let¬ ters (track) 1, 2, 3, 4 ... At the Barn . . . Horseback Riding . . . Pet Peeve: Tuna Noodle Casse¬ role . . . Future Ambition: President of a big Company Independantly Wealthy. I ' m getting mad!!” Don ' t be such a twit. Darlene Young 182 Baker Road Yunga Bunga” M.O.E.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 3, President 4 . .. B.F. . . . friends . . . the ocean . . . Newport . . . Pet Peeve: not having any mon¬ ey .. . Future Ambition: Computer Op¬ erator . . . live a happy life. Hey kids, hang on to your dreams forever and a day.” “Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow - Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead - Walk beside me. And just be My Friend.” 35 SENIOR PHOTOS: NOT AVAILABLE Jonathan Barr Peter Bedard Donna Cabral Thomas Nguyen 119 Whalon Ave. “Pele” Gong Show 3 . . . Track 1,2,3,4 . . . Pet Peeve: smoking . . . Future Ambitions: Architectural Draftsman . . . sports . . . music . . . Favorite Place: Swansea, Mass. “How are you doing?” “All Right - Ah” Jeffrey Orlando Keith Camara David Ploude Dana Cross Joseph Raposa Charelene Dionne Michael W. Ferreira Charles Fortin Anderson Green Kay Higson Gary Huntress Paul Lenon Diane Mello Scott Mello Eugene Meritheu Donna Roussin Alan St. Pierre Christopher Waring 37 DO YOU REMEMBER? Gene Aiello Timothy Aiello Mark Alexander Denise Anthony Errol Antonelli Michael Arruda Daniel Azevedo Rachel Berard John Bigos Jody Blanchette Richard Blanchette Deborah Boudria Kenneth Brown David Bryden Robin Caron Alphonse Carpentier Vicki Cordeiro Wayne Comeau George Cousino Michael Croteau Darlene Daignault Jeffrey Davies Arthur Dawson Greg DeCosta Antone Demoura Donna Desnoyers Cheryl A. Dias Greg Donovan Kathleen Duchaime Victoria Dunlavy Vicki Moreau Eleuterio Paul Enright Douglas Fernandes Paul Fournier Wayne Freitas Debbie Gagne Linda Gagne Glenn Gagnon Gerald Green John Green Victoria Gunnerson Rebecca Haines Patricia Hamm Thomas Howarth Michelle Kazen Darleen Kershaw Kelly J. Lafferty David LeMaire Richard Levine Edward J. Lopes Laura Lopes Wayne Ludwin Timothy Luongo Thomas Marchand Carleen Martin John Martin Michael Martines Amy Mason Sandra Maurer Edward McGlynn James McIntosh Stephen Messner Jane Moniz Richard Moniz Marie Motta Paula J. Murgia Susan Ouellette Joseph Pacheco Manual Paris Steve Pellerin Diane Pellitier Brenda Perreira Ernest Perry Kimberly Phelan Allen Pomprowitz Victor Pontes Jeff Rebello Mary Lou Restivo Eric Robert Michael Roussin Genevieve Saber Susan Sants Thomas Santos Ronald Senechal Scott Shamp Rose Simas Rhonda Skomiro Debra Lynn Soares Debbie Souza Jodi Sullivan Judy Swanson Sean Sweaney Kimberly Tafe Duane Tew Mark Therrier Phily Therrien Skelly Tickel Cheryl Tobin Peter Varrica John Vasconcellos Edward Vieira Regina Villella Daniel Westgate Kris Wetterland Christopher White James White Joyce Worthen 38 Mrs. deRocher Mrs. Doraz Mr. Hadala Mr. Mascena Miss Lambert Miss Meikle Mrs. O’Brien Mr. Papendrea Mrs. Papendrea Mrs. Cretien Mr. Adams Mrs. Poodiak Ms. Camacho Mr. Kelly Mrs. Sousa I 1 I I I « 1 1 ! t 1 t I I I 39 DO YOU REMEMBER: when the softball team the baseball team were in the tournament at the same time? when the Drama club would have won first place in Competition, but their play was 24 seconds over the time limit? when Alane Duckworth was crowned Homecoming Queen? when the Class football team of 79 was on the 4 yard line about 5 times, but they still lost the Thanksgiving game? when Terri-Ann Farias was chosen for girl’s state and Mike Foley, Dave Conroy, and Chris Aguiar were chosen for boy’s state? the Walkout? when Donna Ryalls made volleyball All-Stars in her freshman year? when everyone use to flunk Mr. Smith’s Physics tests? when Cheryl Duclos unstuffed her bra on stage? when Marie Gendron and Dana Hayter won awards for scoring high on the PSAT’s? when the volleyball team of 79 went to the state tournament? when Joe Freeman taught English class? Maasaafwaa! when Mr. Gordon was Vice-Principal? the blizzard of “78”? when George Arruda shot from half court with 2 seconds left in the half and got it in to tie the score? when the class of ’80 won Spirit Week for the first time in four years? when everything was “quaint”? the yearbooks we got a year later? when Paul Mendes made the Ice Capades? when the N.H.S. took another look at “Zaire”? when the Voyageurs went to France, Switzerland, and Italy? the victory rides to Somerset after we won a football game? Cheryl Swales won the Harvard Book Award and also the D.A.R. Award? when Charlene Durand was our student government representative in Bos¬ ton? when Rita Sullivan used to screech if we breathed too haevy in the library? when we started to have Co-ed phys-ed? when Lisa LaChance, Dianne Neronha, Judy Pacheco, and Elaine went out for Junior Miss and Lisa won? when we had a sleet storm in May and all the power went out? when the Marching Band placed third in Competition? when we had half days every Wednesday? when everyone started getting permanents, but we couldn’t convince Mr. Bernier to get one? when everyone detested Dr. Dumont’s class and petitioned it? when Elaine Russo won the “Voice of Democracy” contest? when Dianne Neronha played Helen Keller in her freshman year? dissecting worms, etc . . . ? the “war”??? the hidden cameras? the parties? Mrs. Papendrea’s French class? when everyone was on crutches? K.S. when Mr. Gauthier became DOCTOR and we had to start addressing him as one - or else? when Mike Hallal couldn’t stop breaking records in Cross Country? vacations? when Rayna Griffin won the Martin Luther King essay contest? when “Gym” class turned to “Phys-ed” class? when Sue Green won the Holacost essay contest and was late for the reading? the Gong Show? when we were all together??? 40 41 Winners of the ‘‘Voice of Democracy Contest were Cheryl Duclos, second prize, Elaine Russo, first prize, and Rayna Griffin, third prize. Others who entered the contest were Terri- Ann Farias and Joy-Lyn Ventura (back row). JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT Somerset Junior Miss, Lisa Anne LaChance, flanked by second runner up, Joanne Costa, and first runner up, Elaine Russo. Lisa LaChance playing her winning talent “Theme From Mahogoney.’’ The eleventh annual Somerset Junior Miss Pageant was held at Somerset High School. This is the third out of four years that the crown went to a Case High Contestant. The other contestants representing Case were Dianne Neronha, Judy Pacheco, and Elaine Russo. HAVE YOU GOT THE SPIRIT? 46 What are you looking at? You’ll have to excuse my bandana buddy, he’s been shy lately 47 HOMECOMING Homecoming Queen - Alane Duckworth Queen and her court - Alane Duckworth; Cheryl Duclos, Charlene Dur¬ and, Dianne Neronha, and Cheryl Swales. Before the kick off of the traditional Thanksgiving football game, Alane Duckworth is escorted down the field by Dickie Travers. 48 CAN IT BE 49 IF WE HAD THE CHANCE TO DO IT ALL AGAIN . . . TELL ME, COULD WEF MEMORIES 1 54 MAY BE BEAUTIFUL AND YET 55 WHAT’S TOO PAINFUL 56 TO REMEMBER 57 WE SIMPL Y CHOOSE 58 BUT IT’S THE LAUGHTER 61 62 WE REMEMBER 63 THE WA Y WE WERE. MY FAVORITE THINGS BTg Sn sforms Clouds tolling Trips Babies ast SchoQt Swimming in a Pool A Cool Clear Night with Dr m Id flad like Stars The Smell of Freshly Bak S? d T; f t. i iVs Snowing OiMfeiid X in Shopping (with moneyM-) ‘ Special Moments Seeing you, Touching you, Laughir with you, and Loving you Laying on the Beach 65 -- -Q -- ■■■■ -- Raindrops on Green Leaves Long Talks Go d Music People who care Soap Biitbles Making Peopfe Smile Enjoying and scaring your life Sunglasses Soft Touches Summer Class Rings Sunshine Friends A Hug and a Kiss Beach Parties A Dripping Ice Cream Cone A Bright Orange-Red Sunset Longlastlng friendships Puppies and Kittens Bunches of Flowers Holding Hands , . ■, ■ Pizza 66 67 ADMINISTRATION Paul F. Monahan Sr. - Principal Case High: 26 years Holy Cross, Fitchburg State Col¬ lege, Bridgewater State College B.S. M.Ed. “Where|do|youibelong NOW?” Gerald A. Furtado - Vice- Principal Case High: 3 years S.M.U. Bridgewater State, R.I.C. U.R.I. Salva Regina, B.U. B.S. M.Ed. It ' s more important what you do after you make a mistake than the fact that you made the mis¬ take to begin with. Howard O’Hare - Guidance Department Head Case High: 23 years Columbia University, M.A. Bos¬ ton University, B.S. Rhode Is¬ land College, C.A.G.S. Have you got a minute, Mr. M? Norma J. Rizy - Guidance Counselor Case High: 27 years Boston University, B.S. in Rhys. Ed. M.Ed. in Guidance Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. Carroll Dean - Guidance Counselor Henry Simpson - Adjustment Counselor 66 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Estelle Pelletier - Foreign Language Department Head Case High: 20 years College of Chestnut Hill, Laval University, Brown University, Rhode Island College “Qui voudra, pourra! Yolanda Allen Clarisse DaSilva 69 SOCIAL STUDIES Robert Gordon - Social Studies Department Head Case High: 11 years University of Pennsylvania, Northeastern University B.S.E. M.Ed. Those who do not remember the past are condemned to re¬ peat it. James E. Conforti Case High: 18 years St. Anselm’s, Providence Col¬ lege B.A. in History, Masters Equiva¬ lency in Guidance SHAPE UP OR SHIP OUT EDUCATION is something more than just the obtaining of facts: it ' s developing good values of life necessary for the long struggle ahead. Henry Urban Case High: 15 years Bridgewater B.S. - History M.Ed. Adin C. Demary Case High: 10 years S.M.U. Bridgewater R.I.C. B.S. Masters Education is a never ending pro¬ cess. SCIENCE E. Sheldon Smith - Science Department Head Case High: 19 years Bridgewater, BC, MIT, URI, Brown, Rutgers B.S. Ed.M. cert, adv study Sidney Harris - Young people searching for their real must learn that the real self is not something one finds as much as it is something one makes; and it is one ' s daily actions that shape the inner personality far more permanently than any amount of introspection or intellection. Michael DeSocio Michael Flanagan Case High: 6 years Providence College, A.B. Biology URI, M.A. Biology Salve Regina, M.A. Human Deve¬ lopment Psychology Stephen C. Flanagan Case High; 3 years Providence College, A.B. RIC, M.A.T. SMU BU Time flies when you ' re having fun. Biology can be fun. Michael E. Lewandowski Case High; 7 years Worcester Jr. College, Worces¬ ter State College, Holy Cross, SMU, Bridgewater State Col¬ lege, Worcester Polytechnic In¬ stitute A.A. B.A. M.N.S. M.Ed. Today we ' re going to start work¬ ing a little harder. J. Daniel Pontes MATH i James E. Conroy - Mathematics Department Head Case High: 24 years Fitchburg State, Boston Univer¬ sity, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Ed.M. The person who doesn’t make up his mind to cultivate the habit of thinking, misses the greatest pleasures in life. Thomas A. Edison Lawrence Abbruzzi Charles N. Shaker Case High: 4 years Providence College, B.S. Maximum effort will always suc¬ ceed. 72 ENGLISH Dr. Michael Gauthier - English Department Head Case High: 12 years Bridgewater State College, A.B. Rhode Island College, A.M.T. Boston University, Ed.D. A book should be an axe for the frozen sea within us,” - Kafka Patrick Carr Case High: 4 years Rhode Island College, B.A. “A partition by any other name is not a wall.” Marcia Knight-Connolly Dr. Raymond Dumont Case High: 6 years Simmons College, B.A., M.A. Life is just a multi-colored many-faceted bubble of short duration, but of great wonder and beauty.” Donna Geoffrey Robert Kirk ENGLISH Thomas Marcello Brian J. Mulvey Case High; 4 years Emerson College, B.S. U.R.I. Case High: 6 years Rhode Island College, M.T.A. “Cast not your pearls before swine.” Meredith Powers Case High: 7 years Rhode Island College, M.T.A. “The best thing for being sad is to learn something. That is the only thing that never fails.” - Merlyn, The Once and Future King Lynne M. Reynolds Case High: 4 years S.M.U., B.A. “The obscure we see eventually. The completely obvious, it seems takes longer.” - Edward R. Murrow 74 Marilyn Roderick Case High: 4 years C.M.U., Bridgewater, Boston University. M.Ed. Reading “I ' ll think about it tomorrow.” BUSINESS Susan M. Nagle - Business Department Head Raymond Stubbs Case High: 19 years Hill ' s College. Bryant College, U. Conn. R.I.C. U.R.I. B.S. in Acct. B.S. in B.E. Learning by making mistakes is much more profitable than co¬ pying others mistakes. Deborah A. Copice Case High: 1 year Bryant College B.S. Business Ed. People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges.” t I 4 V x ' 75 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MUSIC ART Joseph D. Santos - Athletic Department Head Case High: 12 years University of Bridgeport, Bridgewater State Winning is not everything but making the effort to win is. Henry Chapman Case High: 5 years Barrington College, B.S. Ann E. Gilje Case High: 1 year (3 years at Junior High) Hunter College, B.A. Co lumbia University, M.A. “All is for the best in the best of all possible worlds.” Christine Stanton Paul Summers Case High: 10 years U.R.I; B.S. M.S. Quitters never win and winners never quit. H. James LaFlamme - Music Department Head Michael J. Moniz Peg G. Nicholson INDUSTRIAL ARTS Stephen Dzialo Donald Tripp - Industrial Arts Department Head Martin Jaworek Clarence King Case High; 5 years Don’ sit on my desk. Rhode Island College B.S. Industrial Arts, M.Ed. Industrial Education HOME ECONOMICS Janet Kinnane Ann Petrucelli ADMINISTRATION Rosanne Harding Rita Sullivan Pauline Bouchard Ellen Davis, R.N. C. Walmsiey M. Correira J. Rego Ursula F. Russo Case High: 5 years Bryant College B.S.S. “There is a time for all things.” Audrey Shott Case High: 9 years Herricks Business Institute “Silence is Golden” John L. Eddy Case High: 4 years Country School of Photography “Look alive Flounder” John N. Furtado Case High: 11 years S.M.U., B.S. State College at Bridgewater, Master ' s Equivalent left to right: Lilia Conway - supervisor, Anne Menard, Louise Slowe, Alvina Whalley, Barbara Westcott, Gloria Tyas, Maureen Pobzeznik, Margaret Powers, Irene Aubin, Eleanor Brickhill missing: Cora Rose 78 LNCCICCIASSHIEN 79 Chris Allan Chris Alves Debbie Alves Donna Andrade Juan Araujo Helen Azevedo Jenny Barr Gerald Belyer Peter Beltran Lisa Bento Paul Bessette Michael Bird Jeannine Boisvert John Burke 81 1 Chris Bridge Adam Cardinal Bill Downs James Fortado Susan Hadala Cindy Carr Marilea Duguay Nancy Flynn Cindy Heron Patricia Greaves ' Everett Hill Cindy Farias Kathleen Connors Donna Ferreira Denise Danielo Sheila Ferreira JUNIORS 82 Karen Kenyon Leslie Lamarre Carole Laroche Chris Levesque Rhonda Lincoln Debbie Menine Richard Looker Jessica MacDonald Carol Malone Brian Manton Karen Martin 83 Jon O’Hearn Richard O ' Neil Paul Paquette Carol Pelletier Dave Perry Paul Provencal Mike Rego Carla Piccarelli Holly Pontes Lisa Simmons Lynne Swales Robin Tickle Laurie Tabicas Lori Tobin 84 Gordon Andrade Laurie Arruda Mike Audel Judy Beaty Michael Belloni Kerry Burgess John Camara Dawn Cantelmo Elise Canuel Mike Carberry Bob Chase Elise Charron Cheryl Cooper Bridget Connors 1 Maryann Conroy Dave Cordeiro SOPHOMORES Diane Dallaire Gil Diniz 1V Merrick VanDongen George Devine 85 J.v Tim Prates George Furness Debbie Gagnon Renee Gaydou Jim Golden Tim Johnson Jim LaFlame Jackie Jusseaume Sharon Kelliher Chris Kennedy John Kenyon Brian Kinnane Ann Lanou Paula Lanou Colleen LePage Bruce Levesque Robin Levesque Stephen Lial A Anne Lopes Daniel Lowney Debbie Lundgren SOPHOMORES Judy A. Oliveira Karen Partridge Barbara Pavoa Elaine Simcock Judy J. Oliveira Billy Pauihus 1 I Jeanne Pichette Dale St. Pierre Susan Silva Pam Stevens Jo-Ann Swales Douglas Swass Lisa Taylor David Villani Bruce Wallace Tina Webb Steve Whipp Leslie White Darren Viveiros 87 Diane Sokoll Robin Sullivan Geoff Swales Kelly Tafe Sheila Tavares Collette Taylor Sue Tetuan Tim Tobin Lisa Turcotte Nic VanDongen David Vasconcellos Holly Zorra 88 Sue Alves Nicole Aubut Sharon Ayoub Lisa Baroyce Jennifer Bates Mike Beauoeuc Cheryl Belloni FRESHMEN Kathie Camara Jackie Cannon Ann Cardoza Lorianne Cardoza Collette Carpentier Lisa Carvalho 89 90 Judy Furtado Dave Medley Paula Hickey Liz Guilmette Sandy Hair Jean Higginbottom Jason Khoury Beth LaPointe Brad Laberge Sue Laroche Steve Kenyon Scott LaChappelle Bob Ledoux Mark Macedo Jamie Martin Trudi Lyne Steve Paulo Mark Pavao Lori Pimental - Thomas Platt Trade Rodriques Amy Porter John Raposa ' t- ) Tim Santoes Pam Reid Kathy Schock Robin Renehan Chris Rezendes Da wn Simmons Kevin Soares Susan Stryepeck Helen Sucier Geoff Swales Frank Tabicas 91 Priscilla Barboza Dee Bettencourt Michelle Bisson Joe Bragantin Matt Antone Timmy Barao Scott Kirby John Freeman Margaret Champoux Alan Levesque Douglas Doane Chris Lopes Thomas Kang Jeff Marcoux ft Anne Kelley Vicki Martin Kim Oliveira Robert Oliveira Lisa Pelissier Antone Pereira Annette Rivera Kathy Pilkerton Lenny Russo Chris Rego Tim Santos Janet Silveira Dawn Simmons T2 f FOOTBALL 1st row I - r: Gary Moniz, Bill Downs, Jim Raposa, George Arruda, John lavarone, Chris Aguiar, Arthur Lopes, Scott Nascimento, Dave Beaudette, Kevin Jordon, 2nd row I - r; Paul Silvia, Mike Midwood, Roy Fonseca, Scott Rowland, Richard Looker, Mike Sardinha, Tom Douglas, Jim Bonosconi, Shawn Doyle, Mike Bird, John Rosen, George Furness, Jim Furtado, Tom Tobin, Chris Geagon. 3rd row I - r; Coach Joseph Santos, Steve McCarthy, Dennis Martell, Billy Miranda, Scott Souza, Richard White, Daren Doane, Dave Vilani, Bob Mello, Kevin Cote, Tim Douglas, Dave Flibbert, Robert Chase, John Richmond, Joe Arruda, Merrick Van Dongen, Tom Couture, Kenny Rebello, Scott Geagon, Coach Larry Abbruzzi, Coach John Furtado. 94 CASE 95 7 7 Front row I - r; Cindy Farias, Shirley Nunes, co - captain Cindy Davis, co - captain Gisele Petit, Sue Green, Nancy Cyr. 2nd. row; Pam Silvia, Jill Schlernitzauer, Robin Levesque, Leslie Lamarre, Becky Rose, Stacey Mohler, Liz Kinnane. 3rd row; asst. Coach Mrs. Sharon Furtado, Donna Lanoue, Lori Pimental, Judy Furtado, Sharon Kelliher, Lyn Levesque, Paula Gendron, Coach Mrs. Ann Gilje. 4th row; Debbie Skomiro, Susan Silva, Anne Lopes, Pam Green, Betsy Green, Dawn Schenk. FIELD HOCKEY % 97 VOLLEYBALL 2nd row I - r; Bridget Connors, Denise Danielo, Lisa Williamson, Karen Ferriera, Lisa LaChance, Coach Christine Stanton. 1st row I - r; Donna Ryalls, Co - captain Cheryl Duclos, Co - captain Charlene Durand, Cheryl Dias. 98 99 CROSS COUNTRY Front Row,L-R;Sue Kerr, Paulette Boulay, Elaine Russo, Sue Shaker Marie Gendron, 2nd row; Shaun Murphy, Paul Duclos, Jimmy Geldart, Dennis DiBiasio, Dale St. Pierre, John McMann, David Medley, Lenny Russo, Standing; Coach Adin DeMary, Chris Allen, Brian Manton, John Boisvert, Tom Fitzgerald, Danny Rose, Dicky Travers, Co-Captain Mike Hallal, Roddy Geldart, Mario Anton- elli. Missing from photo; Co-Captain Dana Cross. 101 BASKETBALL Varsity front row I - r: John Boisvert, Andy Green, Captain Chris Aguiar, George Arruda, Mario Antonelli, back row I - r: Juan Arujo, John lavarone, Paul Johannis, Brian Manton, Scott Nascimonto, Coach Larry Abbruzzi. J.V. front front row I - r: Dave LePage, John Costa, Mike Midwood, Steve Whipp, Rick Schenk, Peter Michaud, Second row I - r; Coach Adin DeMary, Mike Carberry, Richard Looker, Tom Gaskell, Doug Doane, Richard White. Cheerleaders - front row I - r: Julia Baker, Jessica MacDonald, Head: Melinda Silvia, Stephanie Thomas, Pat Greeves, Second row I - r; Jill Schlernitzauer, Anna Lambert, Lisa Taylor. 103 BASKETBALL Captain Donna Ryalls, Cheryl Duclos, Gisele Petit, Donna Dias, Maureen McCabe, Pam Green, Donna Ferreira, Melissa Correa, Shirley Nunes, Anne Jette, Nancy Rose, Sue Silva 104 106 Top I - r; Coach Ken Fonseca, Jim Halpen, Jeff McMahon, Tom Germaine, Mike Bird, Dave Hibbit, John Richmond, Paul Tobin, Keith Paul. Bottom I - r: Paul Duclos, Steve McCarthy, John McMahon, David Mello, Joe Carreiro, Joe DeNardo, Mark Machado, Chris Geagon. 108 ICE HOCKEY 109 no ni 112 H vrw H Eh|B i 1 a ik fm ■ U? 1M jQ Mm B ■ig B M ' l ■ .i B. i 113 CHEERLEADERS PEP SQUAD Front row I - r: Co-Head Melinda Silvia, Mascott; Miss Aguiar, Co-Head Pam Surette. Second row I - r: Sharon Munro, Lynn Swales, Laura Siner, Dawn Raposa, Lori Lockhart, Chris Bridge, Donna Lanoue, Maryann Conroy, Stephanie Aguiar, Rose-Marie DeCosta. 115 D.E.C.A. -h M.O.EA. } I 1st row 1 - r: Stacey Holding, Dot Medeiros, Rita Santoes, Sandy Burton. 2nd row I - r: Jennifer Silvia, Jill Tickle, Dicky Travers, David Sullivan, Cheryl LaBlanc. 3rd row I - r; advisor - Mr. John Izzi, David Beaudette, Dianne Lagasse, Joyce Lynne. 1st row I - r: Vicki Larson, Kelli Medeiros, Darlene Young Cheryl Dionne, Lori Tobin, Sandy Dupont. 2nd row I - r: Monica Kovacs, Monica Trudelle, Debby Menino, Debbie Alves, Sue Nottage, Lynne Martin, Sue Lebreaux, Kelly Velozo CARDINAL STAFF YEARBOOK STAFF First row I - r; Steve Mendonca, Michael Audet, Brian McCann, Susan Shaker, Lisa Bento, Linda Bassett, Danny St. Laurent, advisor Mrs. Linda Twomey, Timmy Conoyer 2nd row I - r: Brenda Rego, Lisa Campbell, Rayna Griffin, Cheryl Cooper, Sharon Danrel, Monica Kovacs, Paulette Boulay, Wendy Souza, Debby Vieira, Leslie Bordon, Rae-Ann Brunelle 3rd row I - r: Kelly Lowney, Steven Basset, Adam Carinal, Paul Bassett, Marilea Duguay, Patty McCann, Stacey Gluckman, Marie Gendron, Elain Russo, Randy Blake, Donald McCann. Front I - r: Anne-Marie Lopes, Peter Bedard, Assistant Editor Brian McCann, Editor Dianne Neronha, 2nd row I - r: Terri-Ann Farias, Denise Vieira, Renee Canuel, Dawn Raposa, Laura Siner, Jill Schlernitzauer, Patty McCann, Nancy Holderness, Wendy Souza, Susan Barrow, Karen Simcock, Donna Ryalls, Cindy Cannon. 3rd row I - r: Sharon Carpentier, Judy Pacheco, Jennifer Barr, Carolyn Blanchette, Gisele Petit, Lisa Salpie- tro, Elaine Russo, Susan Shaker, Cheryl Duclos, Renee Silvia, Liz Kinnane, Stacy Mohler, Jessica MacDonald, Jeannine Boisvert, Donna Andrade. 4th row I - r: Michael Roley, Joy- Lynn Ventura, Colleen Murphy, Lori Tobin, Kelli Medeiros, Cheryl Dionne, Paulette Boulay, Anne Duclos, Rhonda Hydrick, Stephanie Thomas, Sheila Ferreira, Gina Souza, Colleen McMullen, Marilea Duguay, Darlene Santos, Paul Mendes. Missing: Shelly Kim¬ ball and Lisa LaChance 119 1st Row; Treasurer, Michael Pires; President, Brian McCann; Historian, Cindy Farias; Secretary, Laura Siner. 2nd Row I - r: Jim Santos, John Ventura, Cindy Heron, Judy McCann, Lisa Salpeitro, Brian Cowell, Joe Salpeitro, Steven Rebello, Jannelle Rose, Stephanie Thomas, Cheryl DeCosta. 3rd Row I - r: Lynn Martin, Sue Botello, Judy Pacheco, Robin Levesque, Stacey Mohler, Tom Fitzgerald, Carol Laroche, Julia Baker, Dawn Haydock, Renee Canuel, Steve Sprio, Lynn Levesque, Anne Lopes, Joanne Swales, Debby Lundgrer. 4th Row I - r: Cheryl LaBlane, Janet Silveira, Patty McCann, Kathy Connors, Sharon Munro, Stacey Gluckman, Debbie Viera, Sharon Ayoub, Clark Beliveau, Jeanne Pi- chette, Kristin Connors, Tina Webb, Kathy Johnson. 5th Row I - r: Kelly Lowney, Debbie Desruisseaux, Dawn Cantelmo, Dianne Neronha, lise Canuel, Traci Moniz, Michael Gluckman, Dorie McKenna, Eric Wildnauer, Dany St. Laurent, Mary-Lynn Barboza, James Gibbons, Cheryl Bernat. 6th Row I - r: Laura Hall, Wendy Souza, Sharon Daniel, Monica Kovacs, Beth Langfield, Joy-Lynn Ventura, Tim Hohnson, Chris Estes, Elaine Russo, Susan Shaker, Jim LaFlame, Beth LaPointe, Debbie Tripp, Jean- nine Boisvert, Lou Serio, Dawn Viveiros, Lori Brightman. 120 DRAMA -f CHORUS ■ •i Chorus Officers and Class Representatives: front row I - r: Jim LaFlamme, Debbie Tripp, Laura Hall. Sue Barrow. Second Row: Dorie McKenna, Paula Silvia. Wendy Souza. front I - r: Jim LaFlamme, Dorie McKenna, Debbie Tripp, Sue Barrow, Wendy Souza, Laura Hall, Paula Silvia. 2nd row I - r: Cheryl Belloni, Judy Furtado, Julia Baker, Jeannie Dodge, Cherylle LeBlanc, Christine Napier, Lynn Wescott, Nicole Fortier. 3rd row I - r: Nancy Holderness, Robin Figuerado, Sue Croteau, Paula Lanoue, Beth Lapointe, Lisa Orosz, Cindy Cannon, John Couture, Judy Pacheco, Sue Botelho, Debbie Desruisseaux, Dawn Cantelmo, Stephen Rebello. 4th row I - r: Christine Thomas, Nancy Mitchell, Sharon Viveiros, Kim Lawrence, Trudi Lynes, Brenda Mello, Susan Sanchez, Robin Ferriera, Joy-Lynn Ventura, Janet Silveira. 121 BAND AND MAJORETTES Mike Pires, Donna Ferreira, Karen Simcock, Rae Ann Brunelle, Leslie Lamarre, Susan LaFlamme, Judy McCann, Becky Rose, Tina Webb, Leslie White ' Laurie Brightman, Betsy Gosciminski, Jill Buxton, Debbie Bento, Kristen Connors, JoAnn Swales, Diane Harding, Kristen Welker, Debbie Lungren, Pam Reid, Jennifer Bates, Christine Rezendes, Pat Silva, Renee Bookman, Shelby LeMaire, Kristin Patota, Lisa Ayoub, Susan Barrow, Nancy Beltran, Laura Hall, Tim Johnson, Ellen Estes, Jean Higginbottom, Joe Fitzgerald, Dan Rose, Chris Gomes, Brian Kinnane, Kerry Burgess, Mary Hargraves, Len Russo, Jeff Gonsalves, Joe Salpietro, Tom Platt, Susan Botelho, Pete Beltran, Paul Carreiro, Mike Rodrigues, Geoff Swales, Sharon Ayoub, Jim LaFlamme, Trade Moniz, Neil Arruda, John Ventura, Wendy Souza, Nancy Holderness, Robin Figuerado, Judy Pacheco, Chris Estes, Renee Canuel, Cindy Farias, Steve Rebello, Jim Pelletier, Jim Santos, Nancy Pelletier. 122 FLAG CORPS Front I - r: Elaine Russo, Kelly Richmond - head, Susan Shaker, second row: Michelle Marshall, Susan Cabral. Standing: Jeanne Pichette, Linda Prior. Top: Michelle Daniello. Front: Sheila Macedo, Diane Belanger. Behind: Head Marilea Du- guay. I - r: Anne Duclos, Lisa LaForce, Charlotte Macido. Diane Dellaire, Lisa Bento, Christine Thomas, Denise Dellaire, Sharon Daniels. 123 CLASS OFFICERS OF 1980 Junior Class Officers; 1 - r; President Anne Duclos, Vice- President Rhonda Hydrick, Treasurer Leslie Lemarre. Missing; Secretary Lori Sirois Sophmore Class Officers: I - r: Elise Canuel, treasurer; Paul Rodrigues, president; Anne Lopes, vice-president. Missing secretary Renee Gaydou. Senior Class Officers; Front Row I - r; President Cheryl Swales, Vice- President: Shelly Kimball. Second Row I - r: Secretary Kelli Medeiros, Treasurer Charlene Durand. Freshman Class Officers: President Renee Book¬ man, Vice President Melissa Ferriera, Secretary Mindy McCrae, Treasurer Lori Pimental. 124 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY -f- STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row I - r: Brian McCann, Sue Kerr, Gisele Petit, Marie Gendron, Rayna Griffin, Cheryl Swales. Second Row I - r: Roddy Geldart, Sue Green, Lisa Crapo , Terri-Ann Farias, Cheryl Dias, Susan Shaker, Elaine Russo, Cheryl Duclos, Third Row I - r: John Boisvert, David Conroy, Dana Cross, Renee Silvia, Advisor, Michael Flanagan Front Row I - r: Cheryl Dias, Gisele Petit, Brian McCann, Roddy Geldart, Cheryl Swales. Second Row I - r: Kathy Connors, Nancy Flynn, Anne Marie Lopes, Jannelle Rose, Jackie Cannon, Tina Webb, Leslie Bordon, Jeannie Dodge, Jo-Anne Swales, Renee Canuel, Advisor Mr. Stephen Flanagan, Sharon Munro. Third Row I - r: Janet Silveira, Patty McCann, Sue Green, Anne Jette. LIBRARY AIDS PROM COMMITTEE Front Row I - r: Paula Hickey, Jeannie Dodge, Margaret Champoux, Elaine Simcock, Donna Andrade, Cheryl Cooper Back Row: Cynde Laroche, Sue Correra, Kelly Flynn Front Row I - r: Jill Schlernitzauer, Carol Malone, Holly Pontes, Nancy Flynn, 2nd Row: Gina Souza, Laura Siner, Anne Duclos, Leslie Lamarre, Leslie Gordon, Back Row: Karen Cabral, Rhonda Hydrick, Lynn Swales, Judy McCann, Lisa Salpeitro, Advisor, Mr. Leo Bernier. FRENCH CLUB LES VOYAGEURS 1st Row I - r: Janne Pichette, Cheryl Swales, Carol Pellitier, Cheryl Dias, Cheryl Duclos, Gisele Petit, Susan Shaker, Elaine Russo, Lynn Wescott. 2nd row I - r; Advisor Mrs. Estele Pellitier, Leslie White, Hohn Boisvert, Eric Erickson, Wendy Souza, Laura Siner, Terri-Ann Farias, Sharon Carpentier, Sharry Tias. 3rd Row I - r: Mike Audel, Kristien Connors, Rayna Griffin, Sue Green, Danny St. Laurent, Brian McCann, Lisa Simmois, Nicole Fortier, Jeannine Boisvert, Donna Lanoue. 4th Row I - 4; Dale St. Pierre, Denise Dallaire, Nancy Cyr, John McMahon, Steven Lial, Dennis DiBiasio, Paul Rodrigues, Renee Canuel, Nancy Flynn, Robin Levesque, Kathy Connors, Sharon Munro. Kelly Richmond, Donna Ryalls, Charlene Durand, Diane Dallaire. n A a n 1st Row I - r: Lynn Wescott, Nicole Fortier, Michelle Marshall, Kristin Connors, Leslie White, Sharon Daniel. 2nd row I - r: Nancy Cyr, Lynn Swales, Billy Panihus, Danny Pauihus, Michael Audet, John O’Hearn. 3rd Row I - r: Lisa Simmons, Sharry Tiars, Sharon Munro, Mary-Ann Conroy, Carol Pellitier, Kathy Connors, Nancy Flynn, Carol St. Laur¬ ent, Advisor Mrs. Estele Pellititier. I SKI CLUB MATH TEAM OFFICE ASSISTANTS Front Row I - r; Joseph Risendale, Arthur Lopes, Cindy Davis, Sue Kerr, Beverly Slowe, Wendy Souza, John McMahon, Debbie Bento, Bridget Connors, Cheryl Bernat, Danny Paulus, Diane Dallaire, Billy Pauihus, Denise Dallaire, John McMahon, Jerry Fiddler, Chris Aguiar, Jim Monahan, Steve Whipp, Norman Lamonde, John Kenyon. Second Row I - r: Joe Salpeitro, Nic Van Dongen, Todd Nascimento, Nancy Flynn, Chris Bridge, Carolyn Blanchette, Leslie Lemarre, Jill Schlernitzauer, Dawn Raposa, Sharon Munro, Maryann Conroy, Nancy Cyr, Kristin Connors, Debby Lundgren, Michelle Marshall, Leslie White, Jeannie Pichette, Peter Bedard, Merrick Van Dongen, Roddy Geldart, Peter Michaud, Cindy Carr, Nancy McCann, John Boisvert, Jessica MacDonald, Jimmy Geldart, Liz Kinnane. Jimmy Caron - Office Helper 1st row I - r; Eric Erickson, Joe Fitzgerald, Dana Cross, Paul Rodrigues. 2nd row I - r; John Boisvert, Danny St. Laurent, David Conroy, Clark Beliveau. 3rd row I - r: Renee Canuel, Roddy Geldart, Lynn Wescott, Rae-Ann Brunelle, Bruce Wallace. Front Row I - r: Sue Nottage, Kathy John¬ son, Christine Levesque, Kelly Johnson, Debbie Vieira. Second Row I - r: Maryann Conroy, Jeanne Pichette, Christine Na¬ pier, Carol Malone, Stacey Mohler, Mary- beth Cardoza, Colleen Wetterland, Beth Langfield, Barbara Rebello. 128 SPECIAII ITEMS This year, two NEW clubs were formed at Case High School. They are the Chess Club and the Medical Careers Club. CHESS CLUB CHESS CLUB - front row I - r: Eric Erickson, Jimmy Geldart, Timmy Barao, Roddy Geldart, Tommy Eastwood, Mark Machado, back row I - r: Tom MacNa- mara, Paul Rodriques, Steve Fernandez, Gary Huntress. MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB - front row I - r; Shelly Ledoux, Don Simonetti, Norman La- monde, Danny St. Laurent, Lisa Bento, back row I - r: Lisa Ayoub, Rayna Griffin, Bev Slowe, Sue Green, Cheryl Dias, Gisele Petit, Sue Kerr, Sue Shaker. Chess Club Ad¬ visor - Mr. Rob¬ ert Kirk. 130 We, the class of 1980 of Joseph Case High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make this our last will and testament. Chris Aguiar leaves still trying to avoid Melinda’s tackles. Lisa Amaral leaves quietly. Mario Antoneiii leaves as the “class clown’’. Billy Arruda leaves his wacky faces to anyone feeling down. George Arruda leaves Case, still “playing the field . Lisa Ayoub leaves on her camel. Julia Baker leaves, still not understanding Physics. Mary Lynn Barboza leaves with a smile on her face (as usual). Jonathan Barr left Abbey and now leaves Case. Steven Barrette leaves for the art gallery. Susan Barrow leaves for the altar. Linda Bassett leaves Mr. Smith to name the left one. David Beaudette leaves SLOWLY!!! Peter Bedard leaves for Wimbleton. Clark Beliveau leaves his locker to anyone who dares to open it. Nancy Beltran leaves her high spirits to the whole Jr. class. Richard Berard leaves, still yelling obscenities in Gym. Debbie Bernado leaves with Dickie’s bumper. Kenny Berube leaves without ever knowing he was here. Dave Bessette leaves his brother to drive Mrs. Connolly crazy. John Boisvert leaves two girlfriends in France. Brenda Boragine leaves to buy a cheesecake factory. Sue Botelho leaves her BIG mouth to anyone who can shut it. Paulette Boulay leaves her “space shoes as “Jellybean . Debbie Bragantin leaves gladly. Sandra Burton leaves DECA. Donna Cabral leaves unknown. Keith Camara leaves at the head of the class. Jimmy Caron leaves, still insulting Mrs. Shott. Sharon Carpentier leaves her voice to the Case Chorus. (They need It!) Joe Carreiro leaves his “flexing” to Billy Downs. Sue Chace leaves for the farm. Cheryl Chadinha leaves to become a dental hygienist. Shelly Charves leaves Mr. Gordon without a secretary. Jane Coffey leaves for Barbizon. David Conroy leaves in search of a partner to share his “Organic” experiments with. Melissa Correa leaves her half-court shots to anyone with a bionic arm. John Couture leaves still trying to be a comedian. Billy Cowell leaves on “Naked Day . Lisa Crapo leaves her “Bugs Bunny” shirts to “Elmer Fudd . Dana Cross leaves with “high” hopes. Jeff Curry leaves for “Overeaters Anonymus”. Cora Daigneau leaves for the “Maxwell House” Coffee commercial. Cindy Davis leaves to major in Advanced Organic Chemistry. Joe DeNardo leaves still “looking up” to Nancy. Debbie Desruisseaux happily leaves Case and Mother Huddle behind. Cheryl A. Dias leaves for a rendez-vous with an older Englishman. Antero Diniz leaves for the shop. Charlene Dionne Cheryi Dionne leave to sit in the smoking area. Alane Duckworth leaves as the “Homecoming Queen”. Cheryl Duclos leaves to study at the Sorbonne in Paris. Denise Dumaine leaves without saying much. Charlene Durand leaves with her “dimples” showing. Chris Eaton leaves Scott M. behind. Eric Erickson leaves his electronic games to anyone who takes Organic Chemistry next year. Joan Faria leaves Mr. Monahan Jr. without a carrier for his attendance list. Terri-Ann Farias leaves for Saudi Arabia. Steve Fernandez leaves his “brownie-points” to all juniors. Michael A. Ferreira leaves still being confused with .... Michael W. Ferreira who leaves without hesitating. Gerry Fiddler leaves Case to pump at Sunoco. Robin Figuerado leaves as Case’s 1 athletic supporter. Michael Foley leaves to serve his country. Charles Fortin leaves for the boatyard. Lionel Frates “muscles his way out of Case. Joe Freeman cartwheels out the front door. 131 Roy Furtado leaves his car. out of gas, in front of the school. Gerry Gagnon leaves hopefully. John Gauvin leaves for Newport. Roddy Geldart leaves in search of girls wearing high heels. Marie Gendron leaves in to “run” the world. Roberta Germane leaves to get her hair cut in Italy. Mike Gluckman leaves to join Van Gogh. Dave Gonsalves leaves as one of the best looking Somerset chee cheerleader, cheerleader. Debbie Graham leaves “Esther” to go to Africa. Anderson Green leaves with a scholarship. Sue Green leaves with her pocketbook chained to her wrists to go “dry” cats. Rayna Griffin leaves Physics with a stiff neck. Joey Hall leaves with everyone still wanting to connect his freckle freckles. Laura Hall leaves after striking oil. Geary Hall leaves wearing his down vest and boots. Mike Hallal sprints out of Case leaving his unbreakable track records behind. Dawn Haydock leaves Jeff’s kisses for Dracula’s bites. Dana Hayter leaves hopefully to use the brains he never used in high school. Kay Higson leaves to sell some fish. Nancy Holderness leaves with Kevin for the recording studio. Stacey Holding leaves to work at Ann Hope. Craig Honeycutt leaves Mr. Conroy ' s class happily. Gary Huntress leaves to start his own bodybuilding school! Brenda Hyland leaves as Case’s “selectwoman”. John lavarone leaves “Butsy” to whoever wants it and takes up “Capt. Fats”. Joanne Kelley leaves with the “gang”, (you know who you are)! Patty Kelliher leaves Mr. Demary staring at her mini skirt. Sue Kerr leaves with Mario wrapped around her little finger. Shelly Kimball happily leaves Psyohlogy. Lisa Lachance leaves as Somerset’s Junior Miss. (YEAH LISA!!) Joyce Laferrier leaves gladly. Lisa LaForce leaves her flag forever. Dianne Lagasse leaves with Richard B. Norman Lamonde leaves his seat in Physics to anyone insane enough to take the class. Cynde Laroche leaves for the “Ivory Soap” commercial. Faith Latessa leaves on a diet. Cherylle LeBlanc leaves without gaining an inch. Sue Lebreux leaves quietly. Shelley Ledoux leaves the slopes forever. Michelle Lefebvre leaves for Wentworth College. Paul Lenon leaves the cafeteria cooks at peace. Jeff Leonard leaves his badminton skills to Mr. Chapman. Linda Lepage leaves Dr. Dumont’s class gladly. Pat Levesque leaves alot of weight behind! (Good Work). Ramona Lewis leaves to get married. Jeff Lincoln leaves unknown. Lori Lockhart leaves for the horse show. Arthur Lopes leaves Case, (but not Nancy), to become a math teacher. Kelly Lowney leaves her boyfriend “flat”. Kevin Luongo leaves Case to join the “jesus freaks”. Joyce Lyne leaves her hair to Mr. Gray. Pat Lyons leaves Mr. Abbruzzi smiling. Mark Machado leaves Case for “Fernandez”. Robin Marchand leaves to pursue her happiness in the credit union. Lynne Martin leaves Case to start enjoying life. Kevin McCabe leaves with Nancy H. Brian McCann leaves every school club without a president. Kelly McGough leaves, but still remains a stoneface! Brian Medeiros ... did he leave? Dorothy Medeiros leaves to get another perm. Kelly Medeiros leaves still spreading her good personality. David E. Mello leaves to become a mechanic. David M. Mello leaves Case, but not Lyn! Dianne Mello finally leaves. Scott Mello leaves Case hoping to win in the lottery. Paul Mendes leaves for the “Ice Capades”. 132 Eugene Merithew leaves gladly. Guy Minkin leaves as quietly as he came in. Nancy Mitchell leaves for bigger and better things. Al Monte leaves his “cuddling corners” to anyone. Colleen Murphy leaves to get Yearbook ads. Debbie Murray leaves to join her family. John Napier leaves for Brown University. Scott Nascimento leaves with a secret admirer close behind. Dianne Neronha leaves to meet a deadline. Thom Van Nguyen leaves for the Hee Haw gang. Shirley Nunes leaves the other members of the girl’s basketball team in sore condition. Jeff Orlando leaves to work in the cafeteria. Judy Pacheco leaves behind untrue rumors!!!! Jeff Patota leaves Dr. Dumont’s class swearing. Debbie Pelletier leaves to sit on the corner. Gisele Petit leaves to become a nurse, but will probably end up a Physics teacher. Karen Pineault leaves with David R. Mike Pires leaves behind his marching stick to go to dance school. Brian Platt leaves on a full medical school scholarship. David Pioude leaves Debbie crying again. Lee Pontes leaves all his romances to the “Gong Show”. Lisa Pontes leaves the Case High softball team to join the “Master Batters”. Susan Provencal leaves, still smiling. Jimmy Raposa leaves the Case football team minus one good player. Joe Raposa leaves to grow a few inches. Herbie Rego leaves his body to science. Tom Rego leaves for A.A. Julius Richardson leaves??? Kelly Richmond leaves the majorettes without a head. Dave Roberts leaves with Karen P. Judy Rochon leaves, still trying to “psyche out” Mr. Cote. Mark Rodrigues leaves “high” school to get back to reality. Danny Rose leaves, still trying to convince everyone that he’s a “Macho Man”. (Ha Ha)! Karen Ross leaves Case, not knowing she was there. Donna Roussin leaves unknown. Todd Rushton leaves to continue his art work. Elaine Russo leaves Jim B. Donna Ryalls leaves for West Point. Alan St. Pierre leaves as soon as possible. Rita Santos leaves for “Woman’s World”. Lou Serio leaves with a bag over his head. Sue Shaker leaves her brother at Case forever. Jennifer Silvia leaves for the slopes. Melinda Silvia leaves to join Weight Watchers, (it’s about time!) Renee Silvia leaves for college to major in “Mixology”. Karen Simcock leaves hoping to gain 20 pounds. Sheila Simcock leaves to sit under her sunlamp. Don Simonetti leaves to make silent movies. Dawn Skomiro leaves for the “Ultra Brite” commercial. Beverly Slowe leaves quickly. Kim Soares leaves to follow the “Bay City Rollers”. Wendy Souza leaves still wearing the same pink turtleneck. David Sullivan leaves to get stuck under the Braga bridge on Saturday nights!! Doreen Suprenant leaves to join Jimmy R. Pam Surette leaves Case to get a hair transplant (hopefully!) Cheryl Swales leaves for the college of her choice. Danny Tavares leaves to work in the frozen food section. Marc Thompson leaves still holding his javelin. Jill Tickle leaves to make “Whoppers”. Dickie Travers leaves as the best-dressed, most dependable senior. Debbie Vieira leaves to babysit her brother. Lynn Villani leaves to become Mrs. Prendergast. Nancy Viveiros leaves Joe D.’s wallet empty. Toni Viveiros leaves to buy clothes a size larger. Kathy Wagner leaves her curls to Mr. Bernier. Chris Waring leaves with the best of luck from the class. Lisa Wetzel leaves for J. B. Photo Lab. Lisa Williamson gallops out of Case happily. Darlene Young leaves last, but not least. 133 134 A friend is One To whom one may pour out all the contents of one’s heart, Chaff and grain together knowing that the gentlest of hands will take and sift it, keep what is worth keeping And with a breadth of Kindness Blow the rest away. “Time it was. And what a time it was. It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of Confidences. Long ago ... it must be . . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They ' re all that’s left to you.’’ - Paul Simon 135 CLASS PROPHECY YEAR 2000 Food shopping has to be the most boring task of all times, espcially when you have to wait in line so long that your icecream begins to melt all over the broccoli. After filling out five cards with hopes on winning an all-expense paid trip to Europe and around the United States, I was still fifth in line. The walk home was a rare one. As I walked past the bay, I saw Jonathan Barr and Peter Bedard in their sailboats. I waved but they were too busy to notice my gesture. After a distance, I walked past Robin Figuerado’s music school where I could hear someone trying unsuccessfully to play the piano. Running frantically to the curb in order to cross the street before the light turned again, I slipped and fell heavily fell on the sidewalk. My grocery bag followed my descent as its contents scattered around me. A hand was extended to me and I thankfully took it, but David Ploude continued to laugh at me. I brushed myself off as I cursed him for finding my accident amusing. Fie walked with me until we reached the Boys Club where he and Brian Platt were going to watch Lionel Frates in the boxing ring and Anderson Green practicing his excellent jumpshot. I cautiously continued my stroll through town. I unexpectantly met Dana Flayter coming out of the bookstore. He explained that he needed a book for his art class and somehow got carried away with other subjects, as he looked down at his armful of books. He informed me that Steven Barrette and Todd Rushton were in the class and Melinda Silvia was the instructor. As Dana and I passed a large white house set back from the others on the road, I pointed out that it was Debbie Bernado ' s. We decided to stop at a little coffee shop for a drink and catch up on the latest stories. We sat down on the newly upholstered stools which hardly complimented the worn counter tops. While waiting for our coffee, we talked about old times. Dana sid that he saw Gary Huntress at a seminar for computer programming, and that he was the leading advisor on the subject. Dana emphasized the fact that he did a lot ot traveling which reunited him with many old friends. He said he saw Joseph Freeman playing the piano at a big nightclub in New York City. He also added that during his stay in New York, he went to a Broadway show rehearsal where he met David Gonsalves. We finished our cold coffee and ended our meeting. From across the street, I could see someone waving in my direction. I waved back but I was still unsure who it was. She got into her red sports car and then I realized that it was Cherylle LeBlanc. I was still far from my apartment, but the pleasent weather made the journey more inviting, and less despised. I suppose everyone was enjoying the warm weather since I noticed Brian Medeiros, Billy Cowell, and Joe Raposa leisurely watching the busy street from the doorway of an empty variety store. I was going to stop and say “hello” when someone else caught their attention and they started waving frantically. I saw Dave Bessette and Jonathan Gauvin waving from the window of an extravagant Triumph. I smiled as they desperately tried to squeeze everyone into the obviously compact car. However, just like old times, they achieved the impossible. I walked past the park which was not crowded with people but with birds of every variation. I noticed a young woman throwing bread to her feathered friends who were joyfully flocking around her. As she rose from the park bench, it would have been impossible not to notice one another. She reacted so abruptly that the pigeons flew away with cries of despair. I wrapped one arm around her back as I clung to my bag of groceries. Cheryl Swales looked just as I last remembered her. We sat on the bench and talked about our lives. Cheryl was now a trop accountant for the Getty Oil Company and she always encountered at least one old friend while she was on business trips. She claimed that she saw Sue Provencal and Lisa Wetzel at an exclusive restaurant when she was in New York. She also said that she saw Lori Lockhart at a horseshow in the Midwest. Our conversation was interupted when a jogger nearly kicked over my bag of groceries. Luckily he stopped in time. Standing in front of me breathing heavy was Scott Nascimento. I don ' t know if he turned red because of embarrassment or surprise, but his face was as crimson as the shirt he was wearing. He refused to sit down, but he informed us between gasps that he was beginning his workout that would last until he was in satisfactory shape. Jeff Patota quit after one week of consistent workouts because of Scott ' s determination to begin right after a hard days work. Scott continued his marathon as we watched him silently jog out of sight. I left Cheryl after our farewells on the bench and picked up my bundles walked, with thoughts of jogging far behind me. I walked past the Variety Store which was profitably run by Charlie Fortin. Through the window I could see Charlie talking to Michael Ferreira at the counter, which was surrounded by inpatient candy seekers. It was already early afternoon when I saw Gerald Gagnon ' s “out to lunch” sign on the door of his used car lot. Teenage boys were observing a dark blue Mustang with approval in spite of the sign. I crossed the street and decided to stop for lunch at the little diner owned by Sandy Burton. Instead of the usual smell of delicious food streaming from the cuisine, the sign on the entrance explained the desserted atmosphere. Sandy was on vacation and what an awful time to go on one just when I ' m hungry. There were other alternatives so I made my way to the all- American McDonald ' s where I ate daily as a teeny bopper. I stood in line as I grudingly clung onto my package. In the next line, an obviously diligent worker stood covered with grime through his soiled mask. I realized it was Herbert Rego who would probably consume every morsal of food when his opportunity came. I finally recieved my order and I balanced it in one arm and clung to my groceries with the other hand. I surveyed the room for an empty seat. Kim Soares lifted her arm and signaled me to come sit with her. I made my way to her booth and contently sat with Kim. She was just sipping the last of her Coke when she told me she was in a hurry to pick up Dorothy Mederios at work. Crumpling up her bag and throwing it into the recepticle, Kim left. The hamburger was typical and ultimately tasteless. I condemned myself for not going to Kay Higson ' s for fish and Chips. Swallowing the last bite of the gourmet food, I retrieved my possessions and headed home. I saw Lisa Crapo coming out of the library chatting with Robin Marchand who listened with intent interest. I was surprised to see my old high school friend Judy Rochon across the street at an ice cream stand. I yelled to her but unfortunatly she couldn ' t her me because a truck came roaring by me at the same time. When it passed, she was no longer there. I would have tried to find her, but I was thinking of home, and those welcoming thoughts motivated my slow paces to quick strides. When I was home and all my food was put away, I went to the bookcase and rummaged past the French books and pulled out my high school yearbook. Seeing my high school friends put me into a mood of reminiscing. I sunk into my easy chair and started on the first page, but before I was halfway through the book I fell into a deep slumber. A phone rang and a shrill voice cut through the reciever “Cheryl Duclos?? You have won the all expense paid trip to Europe and around the United States??”. After several weeks of preparation, it was the day before my trip. I Still had a few errands to run and not enough time to do them. Before I left for the Beauty Parlor, I had to drop my cat off at the Animal Clinic in town. Fifi and I got into my 1984 Porshe and started for the city. As usual, something must happen to interupt my plans. Straight ahead was probably an accident, because there was a long line of traffic in which I was stuck in. I saw a policeman ahead and I signaled him with my hand. He came oer and I saw that it was John Ivarone. He told me that there was medical transport training led by paramedic Norman Lamonde. Albert Monte was contrilling traffic up ahead. We continued talking until the line of cars began moving ahead. I was late and wasted not time in getting to the clinic. As I pulled into the parking lot, I admired all of the new cars. I walked up the steps and noticed that the shingles labeled B. Boragine, R. Geldart, and S. Green flapping in the light breeze. I went into the brightly lit office and told the secretary that I had an appointment. She led me into a room where I was shocked to see Bev Slowe. She explained that Debbie Bragantine and her would have a permanent here after additional offices were added. She was temporarily taking Sue Green ' s place. I left Fifi with her and departed for my appointment at the Beauty Salon. As I was pulling out of the 136 parking lot. I encountered a construction truck with the names S. Mello and J. Lincoln brightly painted on the sides. I quickly drove to Le Boutique de Grande Rouge” where I would finally have my hair done. My good friend Donna Ryalls skillfully cut my hair while she commented on the achievements of her new partner but old friend Jill Tickle who was in the process of washing Dianne bagasse’s hair. Donna told me that Pat Levesque came in here a while ago and that she had a remarkably dark tan. Although she went to Florida as a secretary on a business trip, she apparently spent her spare time under the sun. With my new coiffure I started toward the garage where I would leave my my car during my vacation. Kevin McCabe assured me that he would take good care of it. I thanked him all the way home as he dropped me off. I excitedly ran up the stairs and into my apartment. I put my luggage near the door and skipped happilly skipped to the telephone. I called my neighbor Joan Faria and asked her if she could get my mail while I was away. She agreed. Now. all I had to do was call Napeau’s Taxi, and I would be on my way to the airport. Securing my home. I decided to wait outside. I started my trek, with luggage in hand, down the staircase. The taxi was waiting and blowing its horn. I put my luggage in and let my head drop back on the seat with exaustion. Although I was tired. I was attentive throughout the familiar ride to the airport. I had a quick glance at Dawn Skimiro and Stacey Holding walking down the sidewalk followed by three skipping children who were apparently enjoying the walk. They stopped to buy some fruit at the fruitstand which was owned by Guy Minkin who undoubtedly has the best green apples in town. Paul Lenon successfully kept all his sales in order at the cash register. I was just about to rest my head when a large donut at the end of a pole cought my eye. “Dumaine’s Donuts” was written in large letters under the gigantic pastry. Denise must have opened up her own bakery a short time ago because I never would have missed such an attraction. We came to a red light and an extremely noisy motorcycle pulled up beside us and I lowered my stare to the driver of it. Without a helmut. Alan St. Pierre sat dominately on his vehicle and raced off before the taxi got moving. In spite of my obvious load of luggage I was carrying. I tried desperately to look graceful as I walked aroung the airport until I found my destination. Chris Eaton was working at the next desk, but I couldn ' t get her attention, so I decided to wait for my return to see her. As I was boarding, I thought I saw Shelly Kimball and Nancy Mitchell boarding a plane for Hawaii. After the seven hour plane ride to Paris, France, I finally saw the Eiffel Tower. Finally through with the usual procedure at customs, I searched for my hotel. It was nice to be here on a vacation rather than as an interpreter on a business trip. I decided to go to the Eiffel Tower after settling myself in my hotel room. Knowing my way around Paris I went directly to the well-know tourist attraction. As I was in the gardens surrounding the tower, I noticed a crowd of people gathered around something obviously interesting. I joined the crowd and saw that it was a model passing in a field of flowers. When she turned her head in my direction I almost fell into the people in front of me. It was Jane Coffey! I wanted to talk to her but it was impossible to even try to make my way through the mass of onlookers. I decided to try and look her up later. After my afternoon at the Eiffel Tower I started walking in the direction of the Seine River. From where I was standing I could see a line of artists along the shores which was a picture in itself. I giggled to myself when I saw only one artise without a beret as if he was trying to display his mass of red curls which seemed to hang loosely off his head. I walked nonchalantly toward this particular painter and stood directly behing him. When he continued painting I started conversing with him in French. He turned slowly, and his eyes opened as wide as saucers when he saw me. Seeing Jane Coffey and then Michael Gluckman in Paris in the same afternoon was more than one could handle. We just stood in shock for a moment. Then I departed after convincing myself that this was really happening. I had to leave for Switzerland the next morning, and after all the typical procedures I was finally relaxing in my Swiss hotel. My first thought was to get some chocolate but I decided to go visit the “Clinique of Miracles”. The hospital was so large with unbelievable cleanliness. I walked around cautionusly not wanting to be a disturbance, but stopped when I noticed a familiar name engraved on one of the large wooden doors. I knocked softly and a muffled voice said to come in. She was speaking to someone in french and when she turned to face me, she smiled and the evidence was apparent; two dimples appeared on her face. It was Charlene Durand, who was now the head physical therapist. She and Sue Shaker were assigned the job here but Sue had found a better offer back im America. We spent the day together and then I left because she had to bet back to her work. The following day consisted of the usual preparations, and I looked forward to going to Salsbury Germany. I was really curious about the schooling here, since medical students from all over the world desired to study here. The Medical School was not what I what I expected. It looked like any other medical facility. I opened the library door for a students who was piled high with so many books that she was temporarily blinded. All at once the books crashed to the floor and they were scattered everywhere. I started helping her pick them up and when I gave her the last of the books we came face to face for the first time. When we did, she dropped the books again, but this time it was on purpose. Cheryl, or should I say Dr. Dias, was hugging my joyfully. We left and talked for hours about our lives. I wanted to stay and talk forever but I had to leave for Italy the next day and I wasn’t organized as far as my hotel arrangements for that night were concerned. We parted the best of friends as usual. Italy was so beautiful, and the weather was pleasant, so I decided to eat my lunch on a veranda overlooking the little towns. The food was delicious and I asked if I could complement the Chef myself. When he came out balancing the dessert on his raised arm. Clad in a white apron, Richard Berard came waltzing out with a tray full of goodies. When he put them down and recognized me he sat with a thud and laughed. We talked all afternoon. He informed me that Lee Pontes owned a night club with a show and dancing girls, right down the street. The atmosphere was so wonderful in Italy but I had to leave for England wfiere I would spend two days at my leisure. England was not exactly what I expected. I was not enveloped in fog, but instead the day was so full of sunshine that I went out for a stroll immediately. After walking a while I stopped for a moment and I observed a tall building made of glass. It seemed almost gilded as the sun reflected the surface. I was curious about its purpose, so I approached the granite steps that led to it’s many entrances. 1 went inside and read the bulletin boards which informed me that this was a building set up for scientific purposes. I took the elevator to my once desired field of Chemistry. I walked down the halls softly trying hard to avoid the echoing sounds of my heels. Name plates appeared on each door and I noticed that one door a Large “danger” sign on it. I preceded cautiously toward the door and was startled at the names of three Chemical Engineers; D. Cross, D. Conroy, and E. Erickson. Before I was finished rading the last name, someone cleared their throat behind me. I spun around quickly and the woman was in the middle of saying something but she stopped abruptly. It was Kelli Medeiros. She stood in front of me with her mouth open. We talked so quickly that neither one of us got much accomplished. That night I layed in bed thinking of the incidents of the afternoon. Kelli owned the whole complex and she deliberately hired her three high school friends to add to her success. She was now trying to convince Cindy Davis to join the trio. The next day Kelli and I went to the theatre. We were amazed at the performance we witnessed. We wanted immensely to meet these touching performers. Although we were backstage, their actual features weren’t clearly visable because of the make-up. I went up to the actor and complemented him on his acting abilities. His eyes opene d wide with happiness as if he was not aware of it. He hugged me and his acting partner came to his side and quesioned his surprized behavior. He pointed to me and she was apparently effected by my presence. When they washed off the make-up from their faces, I realized why they behaved as they did. Mike Pires and Judy Pacheco stood grinning before Kelli and me. Before they could be interrupted, they pushed us out the door as they followed behind us. We had dinner together and vowed many times to keep in touch in the near future. 137 My European Holiday came to an end and my tour of the United States began in Hollywood California. I was excited about going to one of the big film studios. I went with a group of other tourist, and they were more delirious than I was. We walked through different rooms and saw various sceneries. The wardrobe section was to vast to be believed. In the middle of the floor sat a young woman skillfully sewing a gown. I stared at her quickness, and admired her work. She looked up and at the same time stuck her finger with the needle. I just yelled her name out loud as if she was not in hearing distance. Mary Barboza cast aside the garment and ran to me with a smile as beautiful as I could rmemeber. She told me that Brian McCann was taking a vacation and that he was expected back in a couple of months. She also said that she saw Pat Kelliher in the Disco, but it was too noisy to talk. She didn ' t have much time to talk but she said that she would tell Brian that I was here. We rode to Las Vegas, Nevada the next morning. I couldn’t wait to test my luck at the Casinos. I was not surprised to see Mario Antonelli contrilling the billiard table with a tall brunette cheering him on. Nancy Holderness was making her singing debut at Caesars Place which turned out to be an outstanding show. After my defeat at the Casino I was welcoming the departure from that city. After riding lazily throudh the Arizona desert all day, the sight of a city in Colorado was welcoming. It was still under construction and the sign Nguyen and Tavares” explained its architectural beauty. When we finally settled ourselves in a nearby city, I took a walk to a little inn where I could relax while I ate. In the corner I was sure that I saw Joe DeNardo and Nancy Viveros, but I wasn’t positively sure until they recognised me too. We talked, and they told me that they were taking a second honeymoon. The following day was so long and weary. We drove for hours until we arrived at a little town in New Mexico. I refused to sit in my hotel room, I needed some movement tonight. I went to a nightclub where there was a little band featuring lead drummer, Mark Rodrigues, who was unfortunately ill. However, I enjoyed my evening out on the town. The next day we were supposed to go watch a horse show in Oklahoma starring Laura Hall, but there was a tornado warning so we skipped it all together and decided to go off schedule and go to Texas. We rode through the desert until we came to an unbelievable modern town. We stayed at a lodge where we swam in the cool waters of a pool all day. As we were checking out, I saw the name Dr. Daniel S. Rose” in the check-out book. Like most doctors, he was probably here on vacation. We didn’t go very far that day because our bus broke down. We were fortunate however to ge t help from Thompsons Garage” which was owned and led by Mark himself. We didn’t get a chance to see him though. Since we were not following our designated schedule any longer, we had no other choice but to go directly to Louisiana where we would welcome the relaxation and warm sunshine. We spent most of the day at the ocean. Harbored in one of the ports was a rugged ship which was apparently used for deep sea work. Written in fading yellow paint was the name Lyons” on the ship’s bow. Curious to find out if it was really my high school comrade, I walked hesitantly down the planks to assure myself I wouldn’ fall. I came upon a woman leaning over the warf, trying desperately to recover a net she lost to the sea. She got up furiosly and almost banged into me. We both were stunned. Facing me was Marie Daigneault who was a marine biologist. She assured my that it was Pat Lyons’ shop and she was working on it in order to complete studies of the ocean. The ride to Florida was sticky and uncomfotable. We all agreed that the beach was the most inviting thought. Laying on the hot sand with the cool seas spray delightfully shocking my body, my repose was soon interrupted by the downfall of a wandering frisbee. The retriever appeared and I thought I had symptoms of sunstroke because Don Simonetti stood beet red in front of me. We had lunch together and he told me he was on vacation, away from his operating room. He also commented that Wendy Souza was working successfully in the Key West Islands of Florida as a Marine Biologist. He said that he had talked to her on the plane to Florida. We rode for a few days making frequent stops at fast food restaurants and inns. I really wasn’t too thrilled about going to Washington until I saw Marie Gerdron at the white house ready to interview the President. We all wanted to shorten our stay in Washington, so we started our expedition to Philadelphia. I was stunned to discover that Lou Serio and Lisa Amaral were the top two lawyers in the state, and perhaps in the East Coast. However, I was not surprised to hear that Elaine Russo’s literary excellence won her the Pulitzer Prize for Literature for her new book on law. My day went by quickly as I tried to get in touch with at least one of these highschool mates, but my mission failed. The drive to New York was a short but interesting one. We went to a broadway show starring Dianne Neronha. I went backstage after the production and found Joyce Lyon arranging Dianne’s hair. I couldn’t talk to her because she was being interviewed by reporters. We waited outside trying to avoid the fog of cigarette smoke that accumulated inside. I was leaning against the No Parking sign when a black limosine pulled up in the zone. I didn’t move my head, but I let my eyes wander to the back seat where a tall man stepped out. When he looked up, I had to secure my grip on the post, because I was sure I was mistaken. Joe Carreiro closed the door lightly behind him and stood before me. We walked inside and had a good meal while we exchanged thoughts. In spite of the fact that we had to leave early the next morning for Boston, I stayed up late and listened to Joe’s stories about his immense fortunes and his determined accountant, Kathy Wagner. The bus ride to Boston was a familiar one, so I slept for most of it knowing I wasn’t missing much. They dropped us off in the Boston Garden where I looked up at the old building which still stood erect. I decided to go inside and see if any revisions were made. I walked inside where I heard the scraping of skates in the ice-arena. I was hoping to talk to the Bruins star defenseman, Jeff Curry, but I noticed it was a practice for the Ice Capades. I wondered if Paul Merdes was out there, but I couldn’t disturb these performers at work. I walked around Boston for most of the day and I visited Linda Bassett who was operating the radio station nearby. We went out for lunch in a little French Cuisine where we saw Joyce Laferriere and Debbie Pellitier. I got up from my table ; . . . . . Startled by the ringing of the phone, I jumped out of the chair sending my yearbook to the floor. Before I was fully awake, Gisele Petit was on the telephone wondering where I was. I forgot that we planned to walk to town together. I told her I’d be there soon. Everything was so close by that we usually walked when we had things to do, especailly on a nice day. I went into the hospital where Gisele was talking to Dr. Rayna Griffin. Dawn Haydock was listening to their conversation trying to ignore the ringing phone on her desk. Since Gisele was the head nurse, she was responsible for all transactions involving her line of duty. She was discussing the possibility of allowing Nancy Beltran, another highly skilced nurse, to assist her. I sat down and started reading the newspaper which contained the same violence and destriction. The only decent material to read was the fact that Chris Aguiar was promoted another 25,000 dollard to coach at U.C.L.A. Michael Hallal won ano ther race in Australia, but that was expected. And Steve Fernandez made another nuclear discovery. I looked up to find that Dr. Mike Foley, the head psychologist, had joined the little gathering. After solving the problem, Gisele and I walked out into the welcoming sunlight. She said that physical therapist Kelly Ridhmond and medical secretary Karen Pineault had to be transfered to a different hospital. We passed the high school where I would be speaking later that evening about my particular career. Just as we were passing the street, we saw Lisa Pontes who was just hired as the special education teacher. She was talking with math teacher Terri-Ann Farias, who has worked there for years. We passed the computer program building with the names D. Young and C. Beliveau boldly printed above the door. 138 As we were walking I told her about my dream and she was surprised when I didn ' t mention David M. Mello being one of the engineers since he was definitely the best one around here. Gisele went into the bank so she could cash her check, She met accountant Shirley Nunes as she was coming out. Now that she had her money there was no stopping her from spending it. We were startled when someone pulled up behind us and tooted the horn. We turned to see Sue Kerr sitting in her Mercedes Benz. We slowly got in trying to avoid scratching or dirtying the beautiful car. She informed us of John Boisvert’s big hit as a stockholder and with Lisa LaChance being his accountant, she got a share of the 65,000 dollars. Sue had a beautiful house which was presently being re-decorated by Lynn Vallani, who also did the interior of Debbie Murray’s log cabin and Michelle Lefebreve’s music studio. She dropped us off at the dentist’s office where Gisele had to pay her bill. Lisa Laforce took the check, but I was dissapointed not to see dental hygeniest, Sharon Carpentier, at work. We started for the piano studio where she unfortunately had another one of her many errands to run. Sue Barrow greeted us while she was trying desperately to teach a young boy how to gently touch the keys. The door opened again and three blonde girls skipped in, and mother Cynde Laroche followed close behing. I talked to her while Gisele rummaged through her purse for her last month’s receipt. When were were finished with that ordeal, we decided to go shopping and call it a day. We saw Joanne Kelly and Sue Chace in Newport Creanery, but they were too busy licking their cones to see us. Jennifer Silvia opened up her own shop with crafted goods, and it looked like she was fairly established. With a load of packages each, we started our journey home. There was a new building being constructed, and little did I know that Karen Simcock and Alane Duckworth would soon be opening their own art studio. When I arrived at my home, I let my packages fall on the coach. I walked slowly into the kitchen to get something to drink. I sat down and decided not to get comfortable because I had to get ready for my speech at the high school. The sun had set and the chill surrounded me as I walked to the school. The neon signs were glowing in the distance, as I saw F. Latessa” gleaming in red. She was presently in charge of a secretarial school which was built and inspired by Antero Diniz. Toni Viveiros was also one fo the teachers there. As I was thinking, I was not aware of my direction and I almost stepped on a small, shaggy, brown dog who was unfortunately on a leash. With muffled apologies, I slowly looked up at the undoubtedly suspicious woman. I almost chocked on my last apology when Karen Ross stood before me. I patted my dog as I explained my reason for the unexpected collision. She assured my that everything was fine. Ironically, she had just brought the dog from the animal clinic where she met Remona Lewis and her pet racoon. I asked Karen if she was ever reunited with any of our high school comrades. She nodded with a smile and told me that while she walks her dog, Chris Waring usually walks with her. Sometimes she sees Kelly McGough and Sheila Simcock at the mall where they are usually occupied with bulging packages. Karen decided to change her route and walk with me. She was visiting here and she only lived across the bay, so she was familiar with this city. She pointed out a large luxurious apartment in which Renee Silvia was temporarily living in because of business purposes. I pointed out a little bar and told her that it was usually filled with old friends who came back for a little reunion. The other night Charlene Dionne, Eugene Merithew, and Donna Cabral put an advertisement in the paper, and several people showed up. Karen said that she was present at the little gathering and she heard that I was out of at the time. She said she talked to Rita Santoes who just moved into town with her husband and family. Jeff Oraindo and James Caron were also there, but they left in a hurry after they told Karen about their demanding jobs. Karen decided to turn back and we agreed to get together soon. As I walked into the school, Cheryl Dionne, the photographer for the local newspaper, was taking pictures of the speakers. Paulette Boulay, the journalist, assisted her with a story. I found out that Brenda Hyland was a business teacher at the school and Lisa Syoub taught Biology. As we walked to the auditorium, I noticed bronze name plates on the office door which read: Sue Lebreaux Lynn Martin - Secretaries. Before the ceremonies started, each speaker was introduced to the group. I was surprised to hear that Mark Machado was the Physics speaker and Cheryl Chadinha was the spokeswoman for Physical Therapy. Millissa Correa was there to represent the views of a Medical Secretary. The night finally came to an end, and it was obvious that we were all eager to get together again. We decided to go out to eat and talk about old times. Cheryl said that she had come in contact with Linda LePage and Deb Vieria since the boy she was trying to rehabilitate needs social workers desperately because of his constant suicide attempts. Mark added that while he was in California, Billy Arruda was stationed there with the army. He said that his brother, George, hit the lottery for 50,000 dollars and is now vacationing in Monte Carlo. Mellissa worked with Debbie Graham for a while, but Debbie left to get married. I thought to myself, “I suppose nobody sticks around anymore,” as I sipped my pinacolada. John Couture moved to Bermuda, Roberta Germaine married a brain surgeon and fled to Canada. Shelly Sharves and Doreen Suprenant were married, also. Mark interrupted my thoughts when he continued the conversation by saying that he went to college with Roy Furtado, but he went south to pursue his future plans. That thought rang a bell as I remembered Shelly Ledoux on campus, although I couldn’t remember what she was doing, now. We laughed as we finished our meal with images of David Sullivan owning a harem, or Lisa Williamson being the head of a business that manufactured saddles. After our meal, we went to Rego’s Regime where Tom provided a relaxing atmosphere. We saw Dave Beaudette and Jim Raposa sitting at the bar talking to Tom. We joined them and they were surprised to see us. They were waiting for Joey Hall to get out of work, and then they would all relax together. We complimented them on their appearance, and they informed us that Dickie Travers personally sold them the outfits from his clothing store. I did not surprise us because Dickie was the best dressed senior guy in high school. Julia Baker helped him in his success as his secretary. Tom laughed when he told us that Dickie made half of his money when Arthur Lopes bought a new wardrobe for his business trip to South America. Jim interrupted him to tell us that Ken Berube worked with Arthur, but the subject was changed when Dave asked Mark where he was living. Mark said that he lived in Maine, but he decided to move because of the job opportunities. With a mouthfull of crackers, he finished by saying that Pam Surette was presently living up near the University. Tom suggested that he turn on the television so we could watch Child Psychologist Colleen Murphy make her debut on the Merv Griffin show. I nodded to myself as I remembered watching Kelly Lowney, public relations expert, make her appearance on the Good Morning America show. As we discussed memories of our high school years, I glanced out the window at the neon sign that advertised Fiddler ' s Gas Station and I stared at in unconsciously. I daydreamed as the group exchanged past aquaintances concerning old friends. I learned that Geary Hall and Keith Camara were co¬ owners of an auto body shop in the city, whild David E. Mello was in the same business in another city. Craig Honeycutt, Kevin Luongo, and Debbie Desruisseaux, were last seen traveling with a Tourning Company. Sue Booelho left the group to further he education in Theatre. After the show, we decided to leave. We said our good byes and went out separate ways as we did once before. Cheryl Duclos 139 SENIORS Most School Spirit Brian McCann Cheryl Duclos Most Likely To Succeed Roddy Geldart Cheryl Swales Most Dependable Dianne Neronha Dickie Travers Best Looking Couple Melinda Silvia Chris Aguiar Best Looking George Arruda Alane Duckworth Wittiest Cheryl Duclos Brian McCann 140 SUPERLATIVES Most Athlotic Chris Aguiar Donna Ryalls Best Dressed Dickie Travers Jane Coffey Best All-Around George Arruda Charlene Durand Most Talented Brian McCann Dianne Neronha O 141 EDITOR’S PAGE To the Class of 1980, We, the 1980 editors, have done our best to capture the special moments of this school year. We sincerely hope you appreciate the work that has gone into it. Many students, faculty, and community helpers have contributed with the hope of an original, quality yearbook. This is our product. We hope you enjoy it. Best of Luck in the Future! Dianne M. Neronha Editor in Chief Brian McCann Assistant Editor YEARBOOK STAFF 1980 Advisor- Mr. James Conforti Business Man ager- Lisa LaChance Layout Managers-Terri-Ann Farias Michael Foley Copy Managers-Cheryl Chadinha Patty McCann Typists-Cheryl A. Dionne Pat Levesque Lori Tobin Photography Manager-Shelly Kimball Sports Managers-Cheryl Duclos Gisele Petit Artists-Laura Siner Jill Schlernitzauer Original Cover designed by Michael J. Gluckman 1980 143 144 % woiM o: olg| 0 0 ' ' 0 ' . BlWoV- 145 146 BABY’S NAME Pg. 143 - L-R : Arthur Lopes, Paul Mendes, Paulette Boulay, Dianne Neronha, John Ivarone, Mary Lynn Barboza, Lisa Crapo, Michael Foley, Terri-Ann Farias, Sue Chace. Brian McCann,Sharon Carpentier, Cheryl Duclos, David M. Mello, Lisa LaChance. Donna Ryalls, John Boisvert, Faith Latessa, Joanne Kelley, Kelli Medeiros. Mark Machado, Jane Coffey, Gisele Petit, Karen Ross, Antero Diniz. Lisa Wetzel, Kelly Lowney, Christine Eaton, Shelley Charves, Marie Daigneau. Pg. 144— L-R ; Cindy Davis, Kevin Luougo, Michelle LeFebvre, Danny Tavares, Sue Kerr. Richard Berard, Karen Simcock, Jimmy Raposa, Roberta Germaine, Lou Serio. Wendy Souza, Don Simonetti, Charlene Durand, Colleen Murphy, Sue Provencal. Shelley Kimball, Nancy Mitchell, Elaine Russo, Kevin McCabe, Rayna Griffin, Lisa LaForce, Julia Baker, Marie Gendron, Susan Green, Dawn Haydock. Shelley Ledoux, Pat Levesque, Joyce Lafferriere, Cheryl Swales, Jennifer Silvia. Pg. 145 - L-R : Shirley Nunes, Jon Gauvin, John Napier, Brenda Hyland, Chris Aguiar. Bev Slowe, Melinda Silvia, Norman Lamonde, Jeff Curry, Todd Rushton. Lee Pontes, Kathy Wagner, Tom Van Mygen, Nancy Holderness, Steve Barrette. Charlene and Cheryl Dionne, Lynn Martin, Sheila Simcock, Lisa Ayoub, Jeff Patota. Lisa Williamson, Lisa Pontes, Linda LePage, Bill George Arruda, Gerald Fiddler. Toni Viveiros, Nancy Beltran, Michael Gluckman, Clark Beliveau, Judy Rochan. Pg. 146 - L-R : Dave Gonsalves, Roddy Geldart, Susan Shaker, Robin Figuerado, Nancy Viveiros. Scott Nasci- mento, Cheryl Chadinha, Cynde LaRoche, Cheryl Dias, Renee Silvia. Dave Bessett, Pam Surette, Michael Hallal, Mario Antonelli, Brenda Boragine. Debbie Graham, Robin Marchand, Patty Kelliher, Tom Rego, Jill Tickle. Joe DeNardo, Joan Faria, Joe Carreiro, Mark Rodrigues, Debbie Bragantine. Debbie Viera, Roy Furtado, Lori Lockhart, Laura Hall Susan Barrow. Pg. 147 - L-R : Judy Pacheco, Sue Botelho, Susan Stewart, Beth Langfield, Donna Schmoll. 147 FUEL OIL BURNER SERVICE owne J4eatin C o,y nc. INSTALLATION AND ALTERATIONS FRANK DENIS 137 OLD FALL RIVER ROAD OS 2-6384 SWANSEA. MASS. INDIAN 7 sPRING PHARMACV ' INDIAN SPRING PLAZA 3041 County Street, Somerset, Moss. 678-2929 DELICIOUS PIZZAS HOT OVEN GRINDERS AND HOME STYLE SPAGHETTI ( ' nry Call Your Order Before You Leave Home -vJ They Will Be Ready On Arrival SWANSEA HOUSE OF PIZZA 472 WILBUR STREET SWANSEA, MASS. 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Tel. 679-3111 Moniz’ Variety Store 75 Buffington Ave. 676-3137 Karten’s Jewelers Swansea Mall Swansea, Ma. tel. 678-7651 Orgininal Marcello’s Rte 6, N. Swansea 379-0800 (617) 676-0000 Swim World of Swansea Pools - Spas - Chemicals - Accessories 527 Wilber Ave. Swansea, Ma., 02777 Robert P. Duquette, O.D. 1162 G. A. R. Hwy, Swansea 617-676-3036 155 Best of Luck to the Class of 1980 From The Swansea Educators Association OFFICERS President Larry Pauihus Vice President Henry Urban Vice President George Quigley Secretary Pat Leduc Treasurer Larry Abbruzzi Cheers to the Class of 1980 Best Wishes to the Class Of 1980 from the Class of 1981 To the Class of Good Luck 1980 Always Class of 1980 Best of Luck from from the Class of The Class of 1982 1983 157 GOLD PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Paul Boulay Mr. James Conforti Mrs. Meiko Crapo Mr. Harold Devine, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Paul Duquette Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Farias and Family Mr. Paul Flanigan Mr. Robert Kirk Mr. Mrs. Roland Medeiros Mr. Mrs. John J. McCann SILVER Mrs. Yolanda Allen Mr. S. E. Ashton Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Barrow and Kyle Nancy Beltran Mr. J. Burke Cindy and Jackie Cannon Mr. Alfred R. Chadinha Mr. Paul Cote Mr. Mrs. Carroll Dean Mr. Mrs. Tony DeMello Charlotte S. Dionne Mr. Mrs. Harry Duckworth Terry Dunphy Mr. Robert Eddy Mr. Mrs. Paul Ferneza Mr. Gerald A. Furtado Mr. David Paquette Mr. Mrs. Douglas Napier and Family Mr. Mrs. Roland J. Neronha and Family Mr. Mrs. Edward Philipe Mr. Daniel Pontes Mr. Mrs. Dennis Quinlan and Family Mr. Mrs. Richard Schmoll Theresa C. Simcock Mr. David Sousa Myra Souza PATRONS Miss Donna Geoffrey Mr. Mrs. E. Gregoire Dave Gregory and Susan Barrow Mr. David Jardin Mrs. Janet Kinnaine Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Lancashire Mrs. Esther Medeiros Mr. Paul F. Monahan • Mr. Craig Mulligan Mrs. Susan Nagle Mr. Mrs. Stephen Pagliaroni and Family Michelle and Paul Mr. Mrs. Rene Pelletier Mr. Mrs. Leonard Russo Mr. Joseph Santos Mr. Donald Tripp BRONZE PATRONS Margaret Abruzzi Miss Evelyn Almedia Miguel A. Araujo, Jr. Donna Andrade Paul Berard Mr. Leo Bernier Jennine Boisvert Mr. Patrick Carr Sue Chace Mr. Henry Chapman Cheyenne Marcia Knight-Connolly Mr. James Conroy Mrs. Deborah Copice Mrs. Norma Currier Marie Daigneau Mr. Mi chael DeSocia Mr. Adin Demary Mr. Micheal Dunn Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Durand Miss M. J. Eastwood Mrs. Joan Feroce Mr. Antony Ferreria Ms. Michael Flanagan Mr. Steven Flanagan Mr. Kenneth Fonseca Mrs. Friar Mr. Carl Gibeau The Underground Pub The Murphy Family Mr. Mrs. Ray Pevide Mr. Mrs. Donald Hyland 158 BRONZE PATRONS Mrs. Diana W. Grady Debbie Graham Mr. Robert Gordon Mrs. Rose Anne Harding Ann M. Hathaway P.J. Jellibean Mr. Peter W. Jouklaris Michelle + Junior “80” Patricia Kells Mrs. Mary Kastes Mr. Joseph K. LaFazia Mr. James LaFlame Mrs. Helene Lapointe Mr. George Lee Mrs. Abel Leite John Mederios Mr. Mrs. Everett Mendes and Family Mr. Paul F. Monahan, Jr. Mr. Russell Noble Mr. Howard O’Hare Beatrice Pardington Mr. Lawrence Pauihus Mrs. Ann Petricelli Lorraine Ponte Norma J. Rizy Alice V. Roberts Mrs. Marilyn Roderick Mr. Mrs. George Sadler, IV Kathy Santos Mr. Charles Shaker Mrs. Audrey Shott Mr. Henry Simpson Mr. Souza Linda Stewart Mrs. Priscilla Sowersby Mr. Raymond Stubbs Mrs. Linda Twomey Mr. Henry Urban Mr. Mrs. Joseph Wojtowicz Mr. Kevin Walmsiey Mr. Mrs. James E. Wishart Cheryl Swales Lynn Sullivan 159 THE ROAD NOT TAKEN by Robert Frost Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth Then took the other, as just as fair And having perhaps the better claim Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that, the passing there Had worn them really about the same And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! 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