iT THE CHIEF 2 DEDICATION We, the graduating class of 1983, wish to express our appreciation to Mrs. Linda Twomey for the dedication she possesses to her profession. We feel that she has taken a very special interest in her students during the past seven years she has taught at Case High School. She has shown patience, kindness and the willingness to help whenever needed. She is someone very special to us, and we wish her the best of luck always. 3 PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE F A C u L T Y One of life’s Sweet mysteries” is that no one ever knows ahead of time those years that are alloted to each of us. One thing is certain, however - when a moment, a day, a year passes, it is gone forever and nothing can recall it. So it is with the years in high school, which, for our graduating seniors, are only memories now. For some these remembrances will be those of friendship and laughter, blended with academic seriousness. For others they will be bland and colorless. In Shakespeare’s words, however, ‘‘What’s done cannot be undone.” Nonetheless, there is a large, looming future awaiting all of you. Take the future and let it be yours; make the world and your place in it what they ought to be. Life is too short to tamper with the sweetness of moments well lived. Fondly and with best wishes always, David Jardin, Principal Gerald A. Furtado Vice-Principal Southeastern Massachusetts University M. Ed. ‘‘The secret to success is involvement.” 4 I ■sr.iFNr.F Sheldon Smith, Science Department Head, Leonard Gray Michael Lewandowski se High 22 years, B.S., M. Ed., Certificate of st-Graduate Study hael Flanagan, A.B. Biology, Providence Jege, M.A. Biology, URI, M.A. Human Deve- fnent Psychology, Salve Regina College Stephen C. Flanagan, B.A. Providence College, Joseph LaFcizia M.A.T. Rhode Island College 5 ENGLISH Dr. Michael Gauthier, English Department Head, Meredith Powers, B.A., M.T.A. B.A. Bridgewater State College, M.T.S. Rhode Is¬ land College, Ed. D Boston Univ. Donna Gagnon, B.A. Providence College Brian Mulvey, B.A. Donna Hawley Carol Hart Marilyn Roderick, B.S. SMU, M. Ed Reading Boston University Patrick Carr Thomas Marcello 6 SOCIAL STUDIES E Robert Gordon, Social Studies Department Head, Case High 14 years, B.S.E. Univ. of Pennsylvania, M.E.D. Northeastern University J. David Connell, A.B. History Political Science, Stonehill College Adin Demary, B.S. SMU, Masters Rhode Island Col¬ lege Larry Paulhus, B.A. Providence College Linda Twomey James E. Conforti, B.A. St. Anselm’s, Master’s E quivalency in Guidance, Providence College Cynthia Nelissen, B.F.A. State University of New York at Buffalo, M.F.A. Boston University Paul Cote, B.A. Sociology, University of Massachu¬ setts, M.A.T. Behavioral Sciences, Bridgewater State College 7 MATH James E. Conroy, Mathematics Department Head, Case High 27 years, Fitchburg State College, Bos¬ ton University David E. Paquette, B.A. SMU Mary Y. Kostas, B.S. Ed., M. Ed. Craig Mulligan, B.S.S. Georgetwon University, M.Ed. Bridgewater State College, M. Secondary Administration RIC Leo Bernier Russell Noble, B.B.A. University of Massachusetts, M.Ed. Rhode Island College Charles N. Shaker, B.S. Biology, Providence Col¬ lege, Computer Science, Bridgewater State College Lawrence Abbruzzi 8 FOREGIN LANGUAGE Estelle Pelletier, Foreign Language Department Helen Lapointe Head, Chestnut Hill College, Laval University, R.I.C., Brown University Yolanda Allen Clarisse DaSilva 9 HOME ECONOMICS Janet Kinnane, B.S. Ed. Framingham Teachers’ Col- Ann Petrucelli, B.S. Home Economics Education, lege, Graduate studies, Rhode Island School of De- University of Rhode Island sign, S.M.U. MUSIC H. James Laflame, Music Department Head, Navy School of Music, B.M. Boston University, M. Ed. Fitchburg State College Michael J. Moniz 10 BUSINESS Joan Fcroce, B.S. Business Education, University of Raymond Stubbs Rhode Island Henry Simson Susan Nagle, B.S. Bryant College, M.A. U.R.I. E INDUSTRIAL ARTS= Martin L. Jaworek Donald Tripp, Industrial Arts Department head, B.S.E. Fitchburg State, M. Ed. Bridgewater State, Wentworth Institute Clarence King, B.S. Industrial Arts Education, Rhode Island College, M. Ed. Rhode Island College 11 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Joseph D. Santos, Director of Physical Education Christine Stanton Henry Chapman and Athletics, B.S. University of Bridgeport, M.S. Bridgewater State College Paul Summers, B.S. University of Rhode Island, M.S. University of Rhode Island Patricia Chapman Janet Rausch, B.A. Psychology Special Ed., Salve Regina College, Post Graduate work. Special Ed. Testing, Boston College John N. Furtado, B.S. S.M.U., Masters’ Equiva¬ lency, Bridgewater State College 12 13 Cafeteria Staff 14 GUIDANCE Norma J. Rizy, Guidance Department Howard O’Hare, Guidance Department Head Rosanne Harding, Guidance Department A D M I N I S T R A T I O N I Ursula Russo, Secretary 15 Audrey Shott, Secretary Jack Eddy, Audio-Visual Department 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 f. 23 24 25 26 27 28 vCcv 29 30 31 32 33 MOST TALENTED PAM REID JOHN VENTURA SUPERLATIVES SUP MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BETSY GREEN JOHN RAPOZA 34 BEST ALL AROUND LINDA PRIOR DOUG DOANE BEST ACTOR-ACTRESS JANET SILVERA STEVE REBELLO MOST CREATIVE CHERYL BERNAT STEVE BURTON 35 WITTIEST DAWN ROY MIKE BEAUDETTE SUPERLATIVES SUPERLATIVES SUPERLATIVES BEST NATURED ANNE ZIMBRO BILL WALKDEN 36 MOST SPIRITED PATTY SILVA SCOTT MONIZ BEST BUDDIES TODD NACIMENTO STEVE KENYON QUIETEST KRISTEN PATATO CHRIS LOPES 37 CUTEST COUPLE DIANNE TRIPP DONNY LAGASSE MOST ATHLETIC KAREN FERRERA JIM MOLER SUPERLATIVES SUPERLATIVES 38 PEP RALLY_ « c • 45 AROUND CASE HIGH “THE GOOD TIME GANG!!” “LUNCH TIME!” “MMM . . . GOOD!” 46 pin “LOOK IT’S MY TURN TO RUN THE SHOW!” LARRY, MOE, AND CURLY WHERE’S THE PARTY AFTER THIS SHINDIG 47 HAVE YOU HUGGED YOUR “SMILE FOR THE CAMERA!” TEDDY TODAY?” “NOT ANOTHER ONE OF THESE BORING PROCESSIONS” “MY GOOD PAL 48 FOOTBALL -iJf - . r-r W , ■JPI ' ' “‘?-«3| ■ ■ : 1 . . - ly Row 1: B. Walkden, S. Burton, M. Pavao, T. Kang, B. Ledoux, S. Moniz, B. Laberge, E. Silva Row 2: D. Doane, S. Boyd, G. Brock, S. Macintosh, J. Mohler, T. DiMascolo, T. Martin TRI- CAPTAINS Bob Ledoux, Scott Moniz Brad Laberge Tom Kang Steve Burton Greg Brock 50 Steve Paulo Tony DiMascolo Bill Walkden CROSS COUNTRY Front Row from left to right; C. Wasel, D. O’Connell, H. Wallace, L. Twomey, C. Pellisier, L. Aguiar, G. Medeiros, D. Bushell, K. Doyle, M. Spooner, S. Denardo. Second Row from left to right: H. Chevatone, K. Vieira, A. Cloutier, K. Duclos, J. Bushell, J. Gagne, D. Andrade, B. Phillips, M. Viveiros, P. Brightman. Third Row from left to right: J. Gibbons, Captain S. Wallace, Captain B. Green, Captain J. Cloutier, Captain M. Litchman, R. Ferreira, A. Dufault, J. Silvia, F. Gray, Coach Hank “Gilligan” Chapman. VOLLEYBALL Front Row from left to right: D. Daniello, K. Paul, Captain K. Ferreira, T. Franco, P. Jette. Back Row from left to right: C. Carpentier, L. Silva, L. Mackie, Coach C. Stanton, S. Gray, R. Bookman, M. Figuerado. Field Hockey ■i. ' V ; ■ ■ F L-R. M. Vidal, D. Sncnk, L. Pimcntal, J. Rose, J. Furtado, D. Bento, R. Kells. 2nd Row L-R: P. Arruda, K. McGough, Jr. Watkinson. A. Manning, C. , K. Pimental, M. Parent, K. Mello, Coach Camdo, L. Richards, S. Zimbro, K. Holms, E. Halketi, A. Erickson, L. Manning, K. Tobin. 56 GYMNASTICS 58 BASKETBALL 60 61 GIRL’S BASKETBALL Kneeling from left to right: M. Figuerado, S. Gray R. Bookman, L. Silva. Standing from left to right: Coach B. Cookson, K. Prior, T. Gadbois, L. Manning, P. Arruda, M. Rego, B. McMahon, S. Manning. 62 63 SOFTBALL Hi m rj, m lAv _a lAJjtM 1 1 Kneeling from left to right: K. Prior, L. Richards, M. Figuerado, K. Ferreira, K. McGough, S. Manning. Standing from left to right: Coach C. Stanton, P. Arruda, L. Manning, C. O’Brien, K. Tobin, M. Phenix. 65 BOY’S TRACK 66 pri £ ' (t . 67 GIRLS TRACK 68 69 BASEBALL Front Row from left to right: J. Raposa, T. Carey, B. Courville, J. Khoury, B. Swain, A. Silvia. Second Row from left to right: Coach B. Gordon, S. Burton, T. Emond, J. Mohler, G. Gibson, D. Benoit, C. Wetzel, Coach J. Monteiro. 70 71 TENNIS Front Row from left to right: L. Gray, S. Gray, J. Furtado, K. Holmes, T, Holmes, A. Manning. Back Row from left to right: S. Kenyon, S. Boyd, S. DaSilva, J. Thomas, D. Matton, N. VanDongen, R. Cyr, Coach C. Holmes. 1 Yearbook Staff Seated. K. Patota, S. Strezpek, A. Cardoza, L. Cardoza, D. Bento, J. Bates, P. Silva, S. Gluckman, Standing: L. Souza, M. Williams, P. Jette, C. Carpentier, B. Jacomb, S. Gray, M. Vidal, Seated: J. Verieous, C. Carpentier, J. Gibbons, J. Raposa, S. Gray, E. Chase. Standing: J. , J. Santos, T. Kang, M. Ferreria, P. Silva, K. Ferreria, J. Rose, C. Rezendies, B. Green, J. Silveria, D. McKenna, Mr. Flannagan. National Honor Society 74 75 JAZZ BAND CHORUS 77 French Club C. Buxton, G. Leault, K. Burke, J. Miller, D. Goyett, L. Sutherland, P. Pelletier, D. Berube. 2nd F.R — C. Howarth, J. Kite - K. Holmes, S. Levesque, M. Costa, , , M. Walsh, Mrs. LaPointe, S. White, H. Walace, L. Carpentier, T. Gadbois, C. Carpentier, W. Neadlick, , D. Bushel, Back , , S. Dinardo, P. Kingsly, , K. Patota, D. Doanne, P. Silva, M. Ferriera, D. Green, S. Gray, K. Ruposa, R. Polka, J. Bushell. Le Voyegers Seated: C. Cretian, C. Burgess, D. Ropekey, G. Leqalt, M. Vidal, J. Fuktodo, S. Gluckman, Standing: Mrs. Pelletier, J. Vevirous, B. Travis, J. Gagnou, L. Guilmet. S. Gray, B. Green, S. Wild, J. Furtado, Amy Porter, R. Kells. 78 Cheerleaders 79 MATH TEAM D.E.C.A. 80 CHEERLEADERS LIBRARY AIDS OFFICE AIDS 82 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Front Row left to right: L. Farias, P. Chretien, L. Friar, K. Ferreira, P. Silva, S. Gray, B. Green. Back Row left to right: Advisor S. Flanagan, J. Silvia, D. LaFlame, N. Oste, L. Robinson, L. Sutherland, K. Chretien, M. Walsh, E. Halkett, D. Oste, J. Silveira. Seated left to right: J. Silveira, K. Saylor. Standing left to right: K. Ferreira, R. Kells, Advisor, S. Flanagan. CARDINAL STAFF FL-R L. Viveiros, E. Fortier, S. White, M. Litchman. 2nd Mrs. Feroce, H. Zorra, C. Levesque, J. Miller, C. Bernat, M Walsh, L. Cardoza, J. Santos, D. Berube, P. Ried, J. Raposa, L. Monte, J. Gibbons, R. Polka, T. Ferreira and Mrs. Nagle PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Kneeling R. Grover, S. Ventura, A. Goodwin, J. Gibbons, B. Nolan, L. Twomey, L. Gray, D. Matton, R. Cyr, S. Gardiner, R. Cordeiro, Mr Smith 84 CANDIDS, CANDIDS, CANDIDS 85 Ski Club I I 86 Drama Officers - From Left ■ Jackie Cannon, Lisa Carvalho, Dorie McKenna, Geoff Gonsalves, Ellen Estes, Janet Silveira. 87 LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY = AND THEY WERE LOVERS JOSEPH CLASS WILL We, the members of the Class of 1983, of Joseph Case High School, herby proclaim this to be our last will and testament. To the faculty; The class of 1983 leaves its deepest appreciation and sincere gratitude for their tireless efforts in guiding and teaching us even though, at times, we did seem hopeless. To the Juniors, we gladly give, without reservations, our most prized and valuable possessions. Namely, our dignity, our importance, our knowledge, our intelligence, our popularity, and our good looks. Of these we have an unlimited quantity, and the juniors certainly can use them to good advantage. To our good friends the Sophomores, we give our patience and perseverance. They will certainly find these useful as the only means of enduring the juniors. Realizing that the Freshmen class will think that anything of material nature that we can give them is unworthy of their high standards, we give them only hope. We sincerly hope that before it is too late they will come down to earth and lose sight of their high opinions of themselves. To the young and bashful incoming Freshman of next year, we give the following sound advice. We hope that you will accept it as a guide to steer you safely through the awkward, gawky, dreamy, first year. Pay very little attention to the present Freshman Class. They just think that they know what it is all about. If you want to be an A student, just sit in the front row and pretend you know the answers to all the questions. We have been taught never to take that which is not ours; therefore, we return to our teachers all the knowledge that they have tried so faithfully to give us. They will certainly need it and more next year. Individual students leave smaller gifts which are as follows; Susan Alves bestows her flirting with the underclassmen to whoever can handle it. Glenn Askew leaves all his Physics Labs, to Mr. Smith. Sharon Ayoub bequeaths her band jacket to Jamelle. Priscilla Barboza bestows her insane personality to whoever can handle it. Jennifer Bates leaves all her nail polish to Alissa’s chickens. Mike Beaudette leaves all his extra credits to his brother, Greg. Cheryl Belloni leaves behind alot of good memories with the gang. Debbie Bento bequeaths the job of covering sports for the Spectator to whoever can handle it. Cheryl Bernat leaves a can of shaving cream, and the laughter that went along with it to Buddy D. Rene Bookman leaves Marlene to take over what she left. Stephen Boyd leaves a case of Molsen Golden Beers on the front lawn of Mary McCann’s house. Steve Burton bestows the boy’s locker room to Mr. Summers. 91 Jill Buxton bequeaths her locker to Carole. Kathy Camara leaves school forever. Jackie Cannon leaves to find Jim Santos a psychiatrist. Ann Cardoza leaves her Trig book to anyone. Loriann Cardoza bequeaths her “I love N.Y.” bumper sticker in locker B-55 to her three brothers. Colette Carpentier leaves her table in the library to anyone who can be quiet. Lisa Carvalho leaves the late night movies to Melissa D. and J.B. who are still trying to understanding it. Lynne Cassamas bestows her little shoes to whoever can fit into them. Sheila Cayer departs dragging her feet. Bethany Chace bequeaths her pins and needles to Mrs. Kinnane. Margaret Champoux departs still being called “Peggy” by Mr. Cote. Kim Collins leaves the copy machine to the next script person. Lori Correa bestows her frowning face to whoever doesn’t smile. Bob Costa bequeaths his bottle to Glenn. Karen Cote leaves her organized notebooks to Ellen Chace. Bill Courville leaves his braces to whoever is man enough to wear them all through high school. Joyce DeCosta bequeaths her dust rag to Nanci D. Cheryl DeMarco leaves her space in Mr. Furtado’s office to whoever needs it. Doug Doane bestows his French V knowledge to Steve Kenyon. Jean Dodge leaves all her activities to any freshman who doesn’t have to worry about passing English. Paul Duclos bequeaths his great looks, body, personality, walk, talent, and lies to all the underclassman. Ellen Estes leaves heaven to Elaine, Dennis and Debra. Patricia Faria bequeaths her computer terminal to Barbara Lopes. Scott Ferneza leaves R.T. some cheese. Karen Ferreira leaves Ms. Stanton after four years, still irresponsible. Melissa Ferreira bequeaths her locker to a freshman with a shovel. 92 Robin Ferreira leaves Pete, the monster sticker in her locker, to the lucky freshman who moves in. Bob Field bequeaths his broken locker to whoever has the misfortune to get it. Melanie Figuerado departs from Case High School with some of the most special memories of her life. Sheila Foltz leaves the school to whoever wants it. Judy Furtado leaves with two Furtado’s gone and six more to come. Jim Geldart leaves nothing to nobody. Thomas Germane bequeaths his brains to some unfortunate person. James Gibbons bestows French to anyone who can stand it. Lucy Gillet bequeaths the saying “Oh my God” to Margaret Champoux. Stacy Gluckman bestows her driving talents to Judi C. Betsy Gosciminski leaves her gum to Denise. Melanie Gracia leaves Physics class to anyone who can take Mr. Smith’s jokes. Susan Gray bequeaths the plane she made in Earth Science (and the pizza to go with it) to Mr. Desocio. Betsy Green leaves a new cross-country course to future runners. Elizabeth Guilmette departs still growing. Paula Hickey leaves her cheering uniform to someone with a loud mouth. Jean Higginbottom leaves her M M’s to anyone who can handle them. Bob Jacome bestows his hands to Ms. Stanton. Pam Jennings departs very happy. Chris Jordan leaves room T to Mr. Mulvey. Thomas Kang bequeaths his baseball shoes to whoever wants them. Rebecca Kells leaves. Steve Kenyon bestows his Trig knowledge to Doug Doane. Sheila Kershaw leaves English, her worst subject. Jason Khoury bequeaths his high school ring to Cheryl Jusseaume. Brad Laberge departs after third lunch. Beth Lapointe leaves all the right-handed desks, pencil sharpeners, and notebooks.. 93 Kim Lawrence leaves $23.00 to Lisa Laroche. Bob Ledoux bestows his football position to anyone who can fill it. Cheryl Levesque leaves one quarter to Tina Souza so she can play pacman. Chris Lopes departs in pursuit of the edge of the future. Trudi Lyne bequeaths her period three typing book to Lorraine Limp. Todd Martin leaves the parking lot rubber from his tires. Vicki Martin bequeaths her flag to an upcoming freshman. Steven Martineau leaves his delicious brownies to Ms. Powers. Mindy McCrae leaves. Erin McGough leaves Lenny Russo’s locker glued shut to anyone who dares to open it. Scott McIntosh bequeaths his tight jeans to Rodney. Dorie McKenna leaves Physics to anyone who can stay awake through it. Brenda Mello leaves all her dismissal notes to the office. Stephanie Mello bestows good times and good friends to to anyone who thinks they can do better. Jim Mohler bequeaths his 12 speed to Mr. Pontes. Scott Moniz bestows his handball title to whoever wants it. Steve Moniz leaves his black bandana to Mrs. Hart. John Murphy bestows his ears to Mr. Conroy. Todd Nascimento leaves speed traps to anyone going to away games in Wareham. Glenn Neto bequeaths his disciplinary referral forms to Mr. Conroy. Chris Neville leaves nothing to the school. Kim Oliveira leaves Mr. Cote with a baby girl. Kathi Pacheco bestows her position in the color guard to anyone who can handle it. Eileen Parent leaves her reservation in the nurse’s office to anyone who can fill it. Mark Pavao leaves French class, finally. Lisa Pelissier leaves M M’s to Missy and Charlie. Tony Pereira leaves his favorite pair of hemostats in his parking space. Cathy Pilkerton leaves her heart to Larry A. 94 Amy Porter bequeaths all her vocabulary words to anyone who can memorize them. Linda Prior bestows her squeaky voice to anyone who can handle it. John Raposa leaves Mr. Shaker with a truckload of unsold M M’s. Kristin Patota bequeaths her microscope to anyone who can find something under it. Steven Rebello bequeaths a collection of late passes to Mr. Furtado. Christine Rezendes leaves her xylophone to Marybeth. Pam Ried leaves her podium to Steph only. Trade Rodriques bequeaths all her Chemistry notes and an engraved bunsen burner to Mr Lewandowski. Janelle Rose leaves her Garfield field hockey stick to Paula. Dawn Roy bestows all her frizz to anyone crazy enough to pay for a perm. Lenny Russo leaves Case High. Joesph Salpietro leaves his yellow Dasher stuck on top of the hill. James Santos leaves the biggest box of kleenex tissues ever known to the human race. Timothy Santos bestows his parking space to anyone who likes leaves all over their car. Kathy Sardinha leaves Timmy Geagon to walk the halls alone. Helen Saucier bequeaths her computer programs and her grades to Mr. Shaker. Karen Saylor leaves all her English books that she never returned to the English department Dawn Schenck bestows all her fifth period orthodontist appointments to all the future tin grins Linda Senechal bequeaths all her gym excuses to her brother Kenny. Christine Seymour leaves Joyce Dias lunch money. Eric Silva bestows his appetite to anyone who can eat it. Lisa Silva leaves the hassle of everyone saying “Aren’t you Sue Silva’s sister?” Patricia Silva leaves her giggles. Janet Silveira bestows a wish for every possible happiness to Judi. Anne Silvia bestows her attitude to Christine. Mary Silvia leaves her dirty mind to Mr. Conforti. Dawn Simmons bequeaths her locker, which she never found, to anyone who finds it. Diane Sokoll leaves her blue Pinto. 95 Susan Strzepek leaves Bob to some lucky girl. Geoffrey Swales bequeaths his brain to whoever really wants it. Michael Tavares leaves his money. Sheila Tavares bestows her loud mouth to Chico. Lucy Tavitian bequeaths the piano with the missing note to the chorus. Colette Taylor leaves her ABC gum to Mrs. Nagle. Suzanne Tetuan bestows her perverted mind to Ms. Powers. Elizabeth Travis leaves her ability to fall asleep during class to those who can’t handle D.G. and C.S. Lisa Turcotte bestows her nickname “Turk” to anyone who wants it. Nicholas Van Dongen leaves his flirtatious image. David Vasconcellas bestows his basketball skills to Mr. Shaker. John Ventura bequeaths his tube to John S. Monique Vidal leaves her sixth period Algebra chew class. Anne Viera leaves going to the library seventh period to anyone who can hack Mr. Urban’s new rules. Judith Viveiros leaves Chewies thread to whoever notices it. Linda Viveiros bequeaths her typewriter to anyone who can type. Robert Viveiros leaves his fighting record to his little brother, Paul Viveiros. Sharon Viveiros leaves Dr. Gauthier all her problems. Linda Wagner bestows her wiggle to whoever wants it. William Walkden leaves all his yellow flags from the football season. Sandra Wilde leaves morning attendance to Linda. Manuel Williams bequeaths some of his brains to his brother. Anne Zimbro leaves her Trig book and Physics book to anyone who wishes to have them. Holly Zorra leaves her interior angles to Mr. Bernier. Written this thirtieth day of May, one thousand nine hundred and eighty-three. Susan Strzepek 96 CANDIDS, CANDIDS, CANDIDS 97 Flag Corps 2 . . Travel, Sports, Guys, Colt State Park, Tower Hill, Newport, and Mike. I think we’re being followed! Ambition: College, Travel, and Marriage. “There are in each of two tendencies to grow lip and to turn back.” (John Powell Jr.) Pet Peeve: Blue Stationwa- gons 6 22 65 Ski Club 3 . . Mike, Cor¬ vettes, and Food. Dream On! Ambition: To be rich and famous. “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.” Pet Peeve: Rich Snobs, phon¬ ies, and fighting with Mike. 2 23 65 Susan Marie Alves 145 Pinehurst Avenue “Sue”, “Bags” CLASS OF 83 Jennifer L. Atwood 53 Milne Avenue “Jenny” Brian Antonelli 32 Collins Avenue Nicole C. Aubut 21 Kispert Court Ski Club 1, 3, 4 . . No Way! Pet Peeve: Physics Labs 6 17 65 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, . . Concert Band 1, 2, 3,. . Math Team 2 . . Photography Club 3, 4 .. Around Case High 4 . . Writing, Biking, Taking Pic¬ tures, and going to Case Games. That was awesome! Ambition: To be successful in broadcasting. “You feel the eyes upon you . . . you pretend it doesn’t bother you . . . most times you can hear them talk, other times you can’t.” Sharon Elizabeth Ayoub 424 Hortonville Road “Sha”, “Spectator Lady” Glenn Thomas Askew 30 Munsey Avenue “Moose” 98 M.O.E.A. 4 . . Enjoy Life Kids aren’t worth a dime. Ambition: Successful Busi¬ ness Man “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it.” Pet Peeve: Getting blamed for something you didn’t do. CLASS Going to church and being with Chuck. You had to be there! Ambition: To do evangelistic work all over the world. “Remember yesterday, dream of tomorrow, but live for today.” Pet Peeve: Selfishness 12 13 65 Concert Band 1, 2, 3 . . Marching Band 1, 2, 3 . . Dra¬ ma 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Yearbook 3 (Editor 4) . . Rainbows, Ski¬ ing, sailing, and dogs. Smile! Ambition: To travel around the world. “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it, if you can dream it, you can become it.” (William A. Ward) Pet Peeve: Brown nosers, phonies 8 24 65 Football 2 . . Vice President 2, 3 . . What’s going on? Ambition: To be rich, and to become a state police officer. “All that you touch, and all that you see, is all that your life will ever be.” (Pink Floyd) Pet Peeve: Call list. Preps, Disco, English, and the school lunch. 6 23 64 OF 83 Drawing Ambition: To become an ar¬ chitect and own a Mercedes. 10 28 65 Joseph A. Azevedo 1408 Gardners Neck Road “Azzy” Lisa Anne Barboza 274 Bushee Road “Lee” Jennifer L. Bates 21 Phillips Lane “Jen”, “Jenny” Michael Beaudette 25 Mason Street “Bo-ditty”, “Melvin” Christine Bellefeuille 259 Ocean Grove Avenue Mark K. Bell 3 Clark Lane 99 Drama 1, 2, 4 . . Chorus 1, 2, 3 . . Sleep, Watching channel 12 soaps. Ambition: Nurse “Be not afraid, I go before you always, come follow me, and 1 will give you rest.” Pet Peeve: Physics 11 15 65 CLASS Marching Band 1, 2, 3 . . Concert Band 1, 2, 3 . . Dra¬ ma 2, 3 . . Track 1 . . Softball 2, 3 . . Basketball 1,2.. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 . . Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Riding and working with horses. Can you stand it? Ambition: To live in whatever way that makes me happy, and to own horses, go to col¬ lege, get married and have kids. Pet Peeve: Ignorance, snobs, and practice in the rain. 7 4 65 Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Yearbook 3 . . Cardinal 4 . . Skiing, Hiking, taking long walks, and visiting Martha’s Vine¬ yard. Oh my God, I don’t believe it! Ambition: To attend a good college, receive a good pay¬ ing job, and own a home on Martha’s Vineyard. “Far away there in the sun¬ shine are my highest aspira¬ tions. 1 may not reach them, but 1 can look up and see their beauty and believe in them” 3 20 65 Volleyball 3, 4 . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Track 2 . . Presi¬ dent 1 . . President Computer Club 4 . . What’s your malfunction? Ambition: To set a goal and reach it. “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it’s your’s, if not it never was.” Pet Peeve: People trying to make me into something I’m not 10 29 64 OF 83 Football 4 . . Basketball 4 . . Girls, Skiing, Tennis, and Drawing. The South will rise again. Ambition: To enter the com¬ munications field. Pet Peeve: Chemistry, Ho¬ mosexuals Cheryl Marie Belloni 138 Ocean View Avenue “Choda”, “Chonie” Debra Lynn Bento 385 Oak Street “Debs”, “Debbies”, “Debba” Cheryl Elizabeth Bernat 17 Pearse Road Rene M. Bookman 32 Smoke Rise Circle “Max”, “Ray”, “Buddy” Donna M. Boragine 314 Warhurst Avenue Stephen J. Boyd 9 Main Street 100 Gregory P. Brock 845 Wilbur Avenue “Brockimier” Steven S. Burton 90 Merlin Drive “Butternut” Football 1, 2, 4 . . Science Fairs 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Computers, Electron¬ ics, Science Projects, Bicy¬ cling. You should write for the En¬ quirer! Ambition: To become an electrical engineer. Pet Peeve: A math teacher who can’t teach. CLASS Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Football 4 . . Hockey 4 . . Girls, eating cheeseburgers, sports, art, cooking steak, and buying gum. Stay Gold! Ambition: To graduate, go to college, get married, and own a pet monkey. “It is impossible for anyone to begin to learn what he thinks he already knows.” (Epictetus) 8 9 65 Marching Band 1, 2, 3 . . Concert Band 1, 2, 3 . . Com¬ puter Club 4 . . Office Assis¬ tant 4 . . Library Aid 4 . . Making crafts. Oh my God! Ambition: Study to be a legal secretary. “What we are is God’s gift to us, what we become, is our gift to God.” Pet Peeve: Gym class and rude people. 10 9 65 Jill Lillian Buxton 71 Kispert Court OF 83 John Cabral 486 Vinnicum Road Robert Campetelli 464 Warren Avenue I’ve gotta get out of here! Ambition: To marry Eric “I love you more today than yesterday, but not as much as tomorrow.” Pet Peeve: School, lies. 5 19 65 Kathleen Camara 27 Lazywood Lane “Kat”, “Buddy” 101 Student Council 1 . . Year¬ book 3 . . Daisy Chain 3 . . Drama 2, 3 (Treasurer 4) . . Brandt Beach, Drama par¬ ties, and the Beatles. Oh my God! Ambition: Be happy, have a career, get married, and own a navy blue Rolls Royce. Pet Peave: Jealousy, Parker Stevenson, and freshmen. 2 21 65 CLASS Pep Squad 1 . . Yearbook 4 . . National Honor Society 4 . . Swimming, listening to re¬ cord, and whales. Ambition: To become an R.N. and to someday train whales. “He roams the sea in free¬ dom with no enemies, save man.” Pet Peave: Surprise Quizzes. 10 30 65 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 . . Basket¬ ball 1,2.. Softball 1, 2, 3 . . French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Yearbook (Literary Editor 4) . . National Honor Society 3 (Secretary 4) . . Library Aid 1 . Ambition: COllege to pursue a Dental career. “Not trying is wondering the rest of your life if you gave up to soon.” Pet Peave: Science Fair Pro¬ jects. 4 1 65 Drama 1, 2, 3 (Secretary 4). . Going to the center, children, and parties. Jackie . . . wait for me! Ambition: To teach special education, raise horses, and to meet Barbara Streisand. “Don’t be afraid to care . . . Look around and choose your own ground; for long you live and high you fly; and smiles you’ll give.” (Pink Floyd) OF 83 Rock and Roll music, having fun, being with friends and Paul. Don’t bother me. I’m aggra¬ vated! Ambition: To have a happy long life with Paul. “1 love you more today than yesterday, but not as much as tomorrow . . . Paul.” Pet Peave: Getting up in the morning, and school. 2 24 65 Drama 1, 2, 3 . . and being with Don. That’s cute! Ambition: Marry Don. “The best way to spread news is to disguise it as a se¬ cret.” Pet Peave: McDonalds, and cruelty to animals. Jacquelynn Dawn Cannon 18 Highland Road “Jackie” Ann Marie Cardoza 42 Anthony Avenue Colette Carpentier 204 Stevens Road Lisa Carvalho 91 Burnside Drive “Lee” Lynne M. Cassamas 140 Pamela Drive “Little Lynnie” Sheila Anne Cayer 31 Burning Tree Road “Mammy” 102 M.O.E.A. (Vice President 4) . . Sewing, Swimming, and hav¬ ing a good time. Ambition: To make a lot of money. Pet Peeve: Homework and rainy days. 1 4 65 Drama 2, 3, 4 . . Painting, and Drawing. Oh Come On! Ambition: To be extremely rich and travel all over the world, and to own Liber- ,ache’s car collection. “You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one, I hope someday you’ll join us, and the world will live as one.’’ (John Lennon) Pet Peeve: Math and chron¬ ically depressed people. Bethany Chace 80 Doherty Avenue “Beth” CLASS OF 83 Kimberly A. Collins 223 Barneyville Road “Kim”. “Fluffy” Track 1 . . Fishcolta, M M’s, Sparfs, and going out on weekends. Ambition: To be successful in the future, and be high on life. “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you it is yours, if it doesn’t it never was. Pet Peeve: Cliques 9 15 65 Ellen Maines Chace 107 Bushee Road “Ell” Michael D. Connell 10 Barbara Lane Library Aid 1, 2 . . Ski Club 1, 2, 3 . . Reading, shopping for clothes, and listening to music. Oh my God! Ambition: To become a regis¬ tered nurse. “Remember the past, think of the future, but always live in the present.’’ Pet Peeve: Snobs, rudeness, and favoritism. Basketball 1, 2 . . Gymnastics 3, 4 . . Horseback riding. Drawing, and spending mon¬ ey. No Way! Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. “Friendship is a chain of gold, shaped in God’s all perfect mold, each link a smile, a laugh, a tear, a grip of the hand, a world of cheer.’’ 8 3 65 Margaret M. Champoux 25 Columbi a Road “Marg” Lori Anne Correa 97 Ocean Grove Avenue “Lor” 103 Robert J. Costa 86 Scaview Avenue “Bob” CLASS OF 83 Jeffrey Cowell 276 Hilton Lane Cardinal 1,2.. Draw cartoon characters. Really! Ambition: To become a data processing technician. “To each his own.” Pet Peeve: Cliques. 9 13 65 Drama 2, 3, 4 . . Music from rock to Bach, going shopping, and having intelligent conver¬ sations with Jack. It’s Great! Ambition: Undecided. “Exceprts of the mind- . . . reality is make believe . . . and I know of a place with rainbow colored clouds . . .” (Ron Draine) Pet Peeve: Snobs, freebirds, and rubber roomies. Karen Jean Cote 441 Hailes Hill Road “Commanders Little Sister” Joyce Lynn Decosta 192 Barneyville Road Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Football 1, 2 . . Basketball 1, 2, 4 . . Read my lips! Ambition: To be a Cy Young award winner. “Why should we be in such desperate haste to succeed, and in such desperate enter¬ prises? If a man does not keep pace with his compan¬ ions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears.” 5 22 65 Ambition: To marry, have a family of two, and to become an L.P.N. “Enjoy what you have today, because you are not going to have it forever.” Pet Peeve: Jocks, Preppies, and Veggies. 9 8 65 William J. Courville 36 Kimberly Drive “Coors” Cheryl A. DeMarco 507 Old Fall River Road “Boo-Boo” 104 Track 1,2.. Student Council 2 . . Library Aid 1,2.. Dra¬ ma 2, 3, 4 . . Office Aid 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Choir 4 . . Pep Squad 1 . . Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 . . Roller skating, singing, and acting. T.G.I.F! “If you love life, live it to the fullest.” Pet Peeve: English class, and voices in chorus. 11 20 65 Joyce Dias 45 Burke Street CLASS OF 83 Jean Marie Dodge 230 Bushee Road “Jeannie” Anthony William DiMascolo 252 Baker Road “Tony D.” Football 2, 3, 4 . . Rock n’ Roll, Football, and parties. That’s Nuts!! Ambition: Engineer Pet Peeve: Case High 9 17 65 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Delegate to Boystate 3 . . Collecting tro¬ phies, and going on picnics. Give you a quarter tomor¬ row! Ambition: To be a doer. “Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward, always just a step ahead of me . . . It’s the joy I’ve yet to know, the love I’ve yet to show, for it’s the person I have yet to be.” (Karen Ravn) Pet Peeve: Smoke and smok¬ ers. Raymond W. Dube 5 Terry Avenue Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Cross¬ country 1 . . Sports, hunting, cars, fishing, and girls. Big Guy! Ambition: To become a chef, somewhere far away. Pet Peeve: Preppies, and school. Douglas Philip Doane 480 Sharps Lot Road “Doug” Paul H. Duclos 111 Pond Street “Duke” 105 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Concert Band 1, 2, 3 (Presi¬ dent 4) Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Props and costume Coordinator 4 . . Chorus 4 . . All music except I AC DC and disco, being with friends, and intellectual con¬ versations with Jack. Who Me? Ambition: Go on to college and major in music. 1 9 65 CLASS Chorus 1, 3, 4 . . Library Aid 3, 4 . . Singing, Painting, Cars, and Animals. Give me a break! Ambition: To become a com¬ puter operator or a secre¬ tary. “Like gentle waves returning to the sunlit shores, fond memories returning to the heart once more.” Pet Peave: Brown nosers 8 21 65 Baseball 1, 3, 4 . . Sports and rocking with P.M. What are ya? Ambition: To reach Utopia and bathe in a sea of tranquil- |y- “Baby I was born to run.” (Bruce Springsteen) Pet Peave: Ignorance 12 1 65 Volleyball 1, 2, 3 (Captain 4) .. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . French Club 1,3.. Prom Committee 3 . . National Honor Society 3, 4 .. Student Council (Presi¬ dent 4) . . Student Advisory Council 4 . . Cardinal 4 . . Hugh O’Brien Recipient 2 . . No Way! “Cast away our fears, all the years come and go, take us up, we may never pass this way again.” (Seals and Crofts) 4 1 65 OF 83 Vice President 1 . . President 2 . . Treasurer 4 . . Delegate to Girls State 3 . . Prom Com¬ mittee 3 . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . Student Coun¬ cil (Treasurer 3) . . Student Council (Vice President 4) . . Cardinal 4 . . French Club 4 . I am in such a mood! Pet Peave: Unfriendly peo¬ ple. 2 15 65 Chorus 1, 3, 4 . . Library Aide 3, 4 . . Dogs, singing, cars, caligraphy, playing the organ, and woodworking. I’m still kickin! Ambition: To be a computer operator or a secretary. Pet Peave: Spiders 5 26 65 Ellen A. Estes 141 Milford Road “El” Scott Allen Ferneza 53 Wyola Road Patricia Ann Faria 458 Bark Street “Rainbow” Karen Lynne Ferreira 23 Cherry Lane “Baby Tard”, “E-6”, “Clyde”, “Barney” Melissa Anne Ferreira 42 Cliff Avenue Robin Ann Ferreira 225 Dillon Lane “Slipping Orchid” 106 Football 1, 2, 3 . . Waterski¬ ing “You might as well have a good time.” (CSN) Pet Peeve: Everyone in the yearbook who put ignorance for their pet peeve. 9 13 65 Ice hockey, and Pink Floyd Awe Mon! Ambition: Mechanical Engi¬ neer. “The black and green scare¬ crow is sadder than me, but now he is resigned to his fate, because life’s not unkind, he doesn’t mind.’’ (Sid Barrett) Pet Peeve: Case High Robert Nelson Field 4 Clark Lane “Bob” CLASS OF 83 Paul Freeman 438 Marvel Street Volleyball 2, 3, 4 . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Alright then! Ambition: College, computer science, and wealth. “A friend is one who knows who you are, understands where you have been, ac¬ cepts who you have become, and still invites you to grow.’’ Pet Peeve: People who get their own way, and phonies. 3 19 65 Melanie M. Figuerado 38 Yale Avenue “Mel”. “Piggy”, “Melsey” Edward Freitas 22 Second Street Sheila R. Foltz 179 Wilbur Avenue “Floatz” Ambition: Nurse “It’s better to be mad with the rest of the world, than to be wise alone.’’ Pet Peeve: Two faced people that cut on others to improve themselves. 7 18 65 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 . . Voyageurs 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Treasurer 2 . . Daisy Chain 3 . . Drama 1, 2 . . Student Council 2 . . Chorus 1, 2 . . Track 1 . . Skiing I don’t believe it! Ambition: Physical Therapy “Do not condem anyone until you have walked a mile in their moccasins.” 7 17 65 Judith Ann Furtado 410 Cedar Avenue “Judy” 107 • iV ' Fishing, Cars, and CB radios. Go for it! Ambition: To become an electrician. Pet Peeve: Long lines in the cafeteria. 1 4 65 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Cross country 4 . . Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Chorus 3, 4 . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . Cardi¬ nal 4 . . Sailing Oh No! Ambition: To become a chemical or computer engi¬ neer, and to sail around the world. “You can’t always get what you want, but if you try, sometime you just might find, you get what you need.” 7 15 65 Francis P. Gagne Jr. 32 Laurel Avenue “Shmucky” CLASS OF 83 James T. Gibbons 1089 Wood Street “Gibby”, “Gibbs”, “Gibbles” What’s Up! Ambition: Get a job. Pet Peeve: English 7 29 65 James Geldart 45 Mattapoisett Avenue “Jim” Richard Gibeau 41 Allen Boulevard Ice hockey, water skiing, snow skiing, and cooking. Four pounds, one dollar! Office Aid 2, 3 . . Library Aid 1,2.. Horseback riding, and drawing. Oh Wow! Ambition: Hairdresser Pet Peeve: Preppies and big snobs. 10 7 65 Thomas R. Germane 120 Sawyer Avenue “Turtle” Lucille S. Gillet 1284 G.A.R. Highway “Eskimo” 108 Douglas Giroux 115 Stoneyhill Road C oncert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Marching Band 1, 2, 3 (Vice President 4) . . Drama 1, 2, 3 . . National Honor Society 4 . Hey! Ambition: Teach elementary school, tour Europe, go camping with the O-Club, and get rich. “It ain’t over until the fat lady sings.” Pet Peeve: Plastic silverware and freebirds. 9 21 65 CLASS OF 83 Betsy A. Gosciminski 62 Hollister Road “Bets”, “Escudo-Face”, “Beef”, “G-Ski” Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Track 1 . . Voyageurs 3, 4 . . Cardinal 1 . . Yearbook 3, 4 . . Shopping in Newport, and going to par¬ ties. I’m mortified! Ambition: To own a black Jaguar, and spend winters in Austria. “I’d love to stick around but I’m running behind.” Pet Peeve: Speed bumps, and Sunday drivers. 3 26 65 Stacy P. Gluckman 1550 Stanziane Drive “Gluck”, “Jew” Whatever, go for it! Ambition: To go to college, and have a great life. “Laugh at your troubles, and you’ll never run out of things to laugh at.” 8 21 65 Melanie Marie Gracia 20 Burnside Drive “Bones”, “Ziggy” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Vol¬ leyball 2, 3, 4 . . Softball 2, 3 . . Track 1 . . Voyageurs (President 3, 4) . . National Honor Society (President 3, 4). . Yearbook 2, 3 (Financial Manager 4) . . French club 2, 3, 4 . . Drama 2, 3, 4 . . Student Council I didn’t ask! Did you? Ambition: To be a very rich lawyer. “You have not failed until you have failed to try.” 5 13 65 Jeffrey Gonsalves 911 Wood Street Susan Elizabeth Gray 270 G.A.R. Highway “Tippi”, “Pinkie”, “Sue” 109 Cross Country 2, 3 (Captain 4) . . Field hockey 1 . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . French Club 3, 4 . . Voyageurs (Vice President 3, 4) . . National Honor Soci¬ ety 3, 4 . . Student Council (Treasurer 4) . . Cardinal 4 . . Running and walking. I don’t believe I asked! Ambition: To be a rich law¬ yer, and own a Mercedes 380 SL. Pet Peeve: Timed 880’s and competition. 11 16 65 Basketball 1, 2 . . Horseback riding, sports, rock concerts, Fishcolta, Sparf, and M M’s. What a trip! Ambition: Go to college, make a lot of money, and be happy. “I wondered how tomorrow could ever follow today.” (Led Zeppelin) Pet Peeve: Boring, rainy, weekends and being broke. 11 2 65 Betsy Lee Green 727 Pearse Road “Bets” CLASS OF 83 Jean Ann Higginbottom 21 Circuit Drive “Bean” Daisy Chain 3 . . Prom Com- mitee 3 . . Flag Corps 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain 4) . . Voyageurs 3, 4 . . Walking on the beach. I don’t believe it! Ambition: Be happy. “Try for me, be like the flow¬ er within its hour, rise above it. Open up and let the sun¬ shine touch your heart, and show the world what you can be, forever like a rose.” Pet Peeve: Nervy people. Mary Elizabeth Guilmette 77 James Avenue “Liz” Raymond W. Howard 25 Meadow Road Library Aid 1 . . Pep Squad 1 . . Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 . . Roller skating, and spending time with friends. Ambition: To work in the computer or secretarial fields. Pet Peeve: Double chemistry, and cheerleaders who don’t show up for practice. 8 24 65 Yearbook 4 . . Reading, col¬ lecting Star Trek memorabilia Live long and prosper! Ambition: To go to college, become a doctor, and to meet and speak with Carl Sa¬ gan. “Our obligation to survive is owed not to ourselves, but also to that Cosmos, ancient and vast, from which we spring.” (Carl Sagan) 7 22 65 Paula A. Hickey 863 Sharps Lot Road Robert Murphy Jacome 36 Bourne Road “Admiral”, “Admiral Kirk”, “Admiral Twinkle” 110 Enjoy it! Ambition: To further my edu¬ cation and stay with my Mar- ucs, and live happily ever after. Pet Peave. Speed bumps, M M’s, and preppies. CLASS Basketball 1 . . Track 1 . . Outdoorsmanship 4 . . Ski Club 4 . . Big Guys! Ambition: See the world. “Be patient and you will final¬ ly win, for a soft tongue can break hard bones.” (Proverbs 25:15) Pet Peave: Ignorant people. 12 31 64 Football 1 . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Weight lifting and the beach. Right! Ambition: Live life as it comes. “Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” Pet Peave: J.G. 7 22 65 Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 . . Ten¬ nis 3 . . Voyageurs 3, 4 . . Student Advisory Council 3, 4 . . Providence, Boston, and skiing. Ambition: To own a fire en¬ gine, a red Ferrari, and enjoy a rich life. “I seek that essential region of the soul where absolute evil confronts brotherhood.” (Andre Malraux) Pet Peave: Ignorance and li¬ ars. 9 11 65 OF 83 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Ski Club 1, 3 . . Prom Committee 3 . . Daisy Chain 3 . . Horseback riding, and water and snow skiing. Ambition: College, get rich, and enjoy life. “You’ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face, and show the world all the love in your heart; then people gonna treat you bet¬ ter; your gonna find, yes you will that your as beautiful as you feel.” (Carole King) 11 13 65 Basketball 1, 2, 3 (Captain 4) . . Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Week¬ ends with J.R., and basketball games with Naz. Awesome! Ambition: Attend college. “Most men have more cour¬ age than even they them¬ selves think they have.” (Gre- ville) Pet Peave: Fouling out of bas¬ ketball games, and smokers. 2 13 65 Pamela Jennings 593 Bark Street “Pam” Peter F. Johannis 205 Walker Street “Pete” Christopher Lee Jordan 21 Fourth Street “Jordache”, “Pizano” Anne Louise Kelly 46 Shawmut Avenue “Anne” Steven W. Kenyon 28 Raymond Allard Road “Steve” Rebecca Anne Kells 757 Stevens Road “Becca” 111 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Music, and channel 12 soaps. Ambition: College “Don’t let it bring you down, it’s only castles burning just find someone who’s turning and you will come around.” (Neil Young) 2 1 65 Sheila Anne Kershaw 16 Clancy Street “She-She”, “Sheil” CLASS OF 83 Football 1, 2, 3 . . Basketball 1, 2 . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . That’s Great! Ambition: To be a mean state trooper. “I’m the captain. Jay’s my name, took this job cause it’s insane, captains pins they give me class.” Pet Peeve; Miss Powers 1 6 64 Jason J. Khoury 78 Arcadia Road “The Marine” Football 1, 2, 3 (Tri-captain 4) . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Do it! Ambition: To be rich. 1 10 65 Joseph King 293 Barneyville Road Scott C. Kirby 20 Inverness Road Bradford David Laberge 44 Columbia Road “Burger” Scott R. Lachapelle 1304 Sharps Lot Road 112 Chorus 1, 2, 3 . . Drama 1,2. . Outdoorsmanship 3 . . Car¬ dinal 4 Ambition: To become a suc¬ cessful architect. 8 4 65 Beth Lapointe 246 Mortonville Road CLASS OF 83 Shelby Lemaire 41 Glenwood Drive Drama 1,2.. Chorus 1,2.. M.O.E.A. 4 Jimmy, parties, and Newport. Okay fine! Ambition: Social worker or barmaid “This is the end, my only friends, the end as we walk on down the hall.” (Jim Mor¬ rison) Pet Peeve: Disco, snobs, preppies, and homework. 6 23 65 Baseball 1 . . Golfing Ambition: To own my own Pizza Parlor. 3 31 65 Kimberley Lynn Lawrence 33 Highland Road “Kim” Alan Paul Levesque 13 Logan Avenue “The Pizza Man” Baseball 1,2.. Basketball 1 . . Football 1, 2, 3 (Tri-captain 4) . . Bicycling, and making money. What’s up? Ambition: Play football in col¬ lege, get a good education, get married, and have kids. “Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live today” Pet Peeve: Drama personnel, and people trying to cut oth¬ er people’s hair. Cross Country 3 (Captain 4). . Delegate to Boys State 3 . . Track 3, 4 . . Cardinal 4 . . M M’s for breakfast. Hey guys! Ambition: To become an ef¬ fective politician, as well as a highly skilled writer and ora¬ tor. “No morality, only medi¬ cine.” (Nathanael West) Pet Peeve: Runners who don’t stretch. Robert G. Ledoux 203 Wilbur Avenue “Bob” Michael J. Litchman 55 Lands End Way “Mike” 113 -iK Movies Ambition: To be successful in any career. “Never to be a housewife.” Pet Peave: Oral reports. OF 83 Football 4 . . Track 2, 4 . . M.O.E.A. 4 . . Outdoorsman- ship 4 . . Drama . . Cardinal. . Cars, new words, and faux pas. EEDoggie, Eeyhaa! Ambition: To join communist guerilla forces of the Condin- istas in Costa Rica. “I yam what I yam, that’s all I can stands, I can’t stands no more.” (Popeye) Pet Peave: Gum on your shoe. Pep Squad 1 . . Color Guard 2, 3, 4 . . Jimmy, and chil¬ dren. Give me a break! Ambition: College, marriage, and a career in teaching. “Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow, don’t walk behind me I may not lead, just walk beside me and be my friend.” Pet Peave: Cliques, brothers, and 10:00 curfew. 4 17 65 Nancy A. Martin 808 Old Warren Road Todd Christopher Martin 23 Cherry Lane “Jungle”, “Madman” Vicki Lyn Martin 50 Locust Street “Vic” Cardinal 2 . . Film making, stretching vocal cords, knife throwing, and tree wrestling. . . . and what not. Ambition: To become a great motion picture director or a megalomaniac. “That which does not kill us makes us stronger.” Pet Peave: Dull axes, and people who act in slow mo¬ tion. 11 5 65 Christopher William Lopes 47 Hornet Road CLASS Drama 1,2.. Chorus 1,2.. M.O.E.A. (president 4) Hey, how ya doing? Ambition: Medical Assistant “School’s out forever!” (Al¬ ice Cooper) Pet Peave: Preps, snobs, and disco. 9 8 65 Trudi Ann Lyne 122 Buffington Street “Trud” Ambition: Mechanical Engi¬ neering 2 12 65 Mark Macedo 428 Old Providence Road “Cedo” 114 CLASS Baseball 3 . . Running and photography. What’s happening? Ambition: To become a good math teacher, and be success¬ ful in life. 7 27 65 Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Cheer¬ leader 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Daisy Chain 3 . . Prom Committee 3 . . Cardinal 4 . . Tom No way! Ambition: College, and gra¬ duate as an executive secre¬ tary. “You can’t always get what you want.” Pet Peeve: Sneaks, and red heads. 9 9 65 Pep Squad 1 . . Cheerleader 2, 3 (Captain 4).. Drama 2, 3 1 love power! Ambition: To be psychotic and rule the world, or be¬ come a nurse. “There are places 1 re¬ member all my life, though some have changed, some forever not, for better, some have gone and some re¬ main.” (Beatles) 9 19 65 OF 83 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Football 2, 3, 4 . . Basketball 2 . . Come on! Ambition: Live happy. 8 14 64 Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Vice President 4 . . National Hon¬ or Society 3, 4 . . Computer Club 4 . . Boys and Magnum. Otay! Ambition: To become a chemical engineer with lots of money and a red Ferrari. “One lumunary clock against the sky proclaimed the time was neither wrong nor right.” Pet Peeve: Physics Roland J. Martineau 214 Pearse Road Steven Paul Martineau 214 Pearse Road Melinda McCrae 47 McCallion Street “Mindy”, “Red” Erin L. McGough 15 Mar court Street “El”, “Weesie” Scott M. McIntosh 40 Cole Street “Mac” Dorothy Ruth McKenna 688 Gardners Neck Road “Dorie”, “Dodo”, “Dot” 115 Track 2, 4 . . Being with friends, Horse Neck Beach, Cape Cod Trip. What’s Up? Ambition: college and suc¬ cess. “There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them” (Jim Croce) Pet Peeve: Stuck Up People. 7 25 65 CLASS Oh Tay! Ambition: To work and to travel “Love is a short word but it contains everything!” (Au¬ thor. Guy De Maupassant) Pet Peeve: Getting up for school in the morning. 1 5 65 Ambition: To be happy and get a Ph.D in physical ther¬ apy. “You make up your mind, you choose the chance you take. You ride to where the highway ends and the desert breaks. Out on to an open road you ride until the day you learn to sleep at night with the price you pay.” (Bruce Springsteen) Pet Peeve: Math, two faced peo¬ ple, and punk rockers. OF 83 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4 .. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . .: Bike riding, playing sports, Saturday nights. Ambition: College, being rich. 11, 25, 64 Football 1, 2, 3, (Tri-captain 4) Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Baseball 3, 4 . .: Sports, girls. Go for it. Ambition: To be healthy, wealthy and wise. “Red Line” (Tim Douglas) Pet Peeve: School. 11 15 65 Thomas W. McNamara 33 Houlton St. “Tom” Anthony Mello 445 Hailes Hill Road Brenda Marie Mello 340 Cummings Rd. Stephanie A. Mello 133 Deimage Rd. James A. Mohler 428 Dillon Lane “Mohls” Lionel Scott Moniz 152 Bayside Ave “Moe” 116 Playing the drums, partying. Whuz up? Ambition: To play Rock and Roll forever. “I’m gonna die when It’s time for me to die, so let me live my life the way I want to’’ (Jimi Hendrix) Pet Peeve: Preppies. 7 24 65 Shooting. Life goes on Pet Peeve: School Adminis tration 2 2 65 Steven Moniz 236 Bark St, CLASS OF 83 Glenn J. Neto 55 Jette St. “Ned” National Honor Society 3, 4 . . Math team: Music, Football. Come on. Ambition: Desk Job. “Maybe it’s not too late to learn how to love and forget how to hate’’ (Ozzy Osbourne) Pet peeve: Free loaders. 6 1 5 Hanging around, listening to the radio and working on cars. What’s up. Later much. Ambition: To be an Auto Me¬ chanic. Pet Peeve: Preps, Disco. 3 10 65 John Murphy 9 Houlton St, “Murph.” Christopher John Neville 24 Deimage Rd. “Neville” Basketball 1, 2, 3 (Co-captain 4) . . Football 1, 2, 3 . . Prom Committee 3 . .: Being with friends, playing basketball, being with Kerri, Newport Beach. No gains without pains. Ambition: College, go to Cal. by Motorcycle, visit playboy club, own a 1000 and a RX7. “Take it to the limit’’ Pet Peeve: Mr. Mulvey, waking up early, French. 5 14 65 Todd P. Nascimento 104 Cypress Drive “Naz” Basketball 1, 3, 4 . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Outdoorsman- ship 4 . .: Listening to music and playing softball. Do it up. Give me a break. Ambition: Computers. “Re¬ member yesterday, dream of tomorrow, but live for today’’ Pet Peeve: Brown nosers. P.J. 8 21 65 Cheryl Ann O’Brien 111 Lafayette Street “Cher” 117 Cheerleader 3 . . Pep squad 1 . . Track 1 . . Prom Commit¬ tee 3 . . Daisy chain 3 . . Ambition: Make the most out of my life that 1 can, and spend the rest of it with Scott. Pet Peeve: Cliques 2 10 65 Track 2, 3 . . Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4 . . and more Building Screamer Machines. Psyche out Ambition: to become inde¬ pendently wealthy “We don’t get fooled again” (The Who) Pet Peeve: Disco fags and punk rockers. P.S. (New wave) 1 3 65 Kimberly Ann Oliveira 1305 Wilbur Ave “Kim” CLASS OF 83 John Paul Parente 452 Gardners Neck Road “Mr. Vee”; Chorus 1 . . Color guard 2, 3, (Captain 4) Spending time with my family and friends. Also long walks on the beach at night. Gimmie a break. Ambition: To be a computer drafter. “Here’s to health, happiness, prosperity and peace; as the years follow may they also increase”. Pet Peeve: Working on Sat. nights, cliques, parents in bad moods. 12 7 65 French Club 2, 3, 4 . . Cardi¬ nal 3 .. Yearbook 4 .. March¬ ing band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Concert band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . (Secretary and treasurer 4) National Honor Society 4 . . Do you think I care? Ambition: Study and become a Medical Technologist. Kathi Ann Pacheco 1317 G.A.R. Highway “Kay” Kristin Patota 1 Susan Drive “Kris” Track 3, 4 . . Voyageurs 3, 4 . .: Music, Horseneck beach Newport, B.P., B.W., K.S., G.K., D.L., I’m having a dry- spell. Ambition: Nursing, Marriage and kids. “The best way to know life is to love many things” (Vincent Van Gogh) 10 4 64 Football 1, 3, 4 . . Track 3, 4 . .: All sports. Hunting Ambition: To succeed in life. Pet Peeve: Third lunch 4 8 64 Eileen Lynnette Parent 233 Smoke Rise Circle “Leenie”; Steven J. Paulo 230 Stevens Road “Candy Man” 118 Mark Anthony Pavao 718 Old Warren Road “Paves” (Eddy) Football 1, 2, 4 . . Baseball 1, 2, 4 . . Basketball 1 . . Satur¬ day nights, Rock and Roll, Girls in sweaters and jeans. What’s up? Ambition: To go to college. Someday to hitch-hike across the U.S.A. “It’s better to burn out then it is to rust. (Neil Young) Pet Peeve: French 5 class. 8 13 65 CLASS Pep squad 1 year. To live it up in college. What’s up ugly? Yeah that’s right. Ambition: To be a hairdresser or accountant. Pet Peeve: J.D. OF 83 Catherine R. Pilkerton 18 Rosi ' wood Road Library 2, 4 . . Computer Club. Church Folk Group, choir teaching CCD, calligra¬ phy, sewing, horseback rid¬ ing, biking. Hi! Sooo Cute! I’m O.K really! Ambition: To work with young children. “Don’t walk in front of me, 1 may not fol¬ low. Don’t walk behind me 1 may not lead. Walk beside me and by my friend’’ Pet Peeve: Swearing, ciga¬ rette smoke. 6 10 65 Voyageurs 3, 4 . . Cardinal 2, 3 . . Computer Club 4 . . Office Aid 3 . .: Friday nights, goofing on Sandy, walking, talking, G.S.S. Tell me about it! Ambition: To become afflu¬ ent. “Try to realize it’s all within yourself no-one else can make you change” (George Harrison) Pet Peeve: People who apologize too much, selling M $ M’s, wind¬ shield wipers. 6 23 65 Lisa Ann Pelissier 485 Vinnicum Road Amy M, Porter 45 Pralrl« Av ' nu( ' , Aim Majorette Squad 1, 2, 3 . .: Singing, Playing the guitar, eeeel! I’m psyched! Ambition: Work and attend a business school. “A true friend is like a diamond, pre¬ cious but rare. A false friend is like autumn leaves found everywhere.” Pet Peeve: stuck up people James Pelletier 42 Bayview Avenue, Linda J, Prior 12.8 l.azywood l.ane Squeaks” 119 Listening to the radio, ani¬ mals, drawing, creativity. Do it up! Ambition: To become a com¬ puter operator or an execu¬ tive secretary. “Love whis¬ pers softly those special mes¬ sages only your heart can hear.” Ambition: Air force, comput¬ er technician Professional Bowler. Brenda Ann Purdue 125 Kispert Court “Shortstuff” CLASS OF 83 Christopher C. Rego 90 Stoney Hill Road. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3 . . National Honor Society 3, (Treasurer 4) Car¬ dinal (Sports editor 4) Math team 4 . . Project Excel 2 . .: Sports, math, science. Right away! Ambition: To be successful. “We all do what we can, and it has to be good enough . . . ” (Stephen King) 5 24 65 Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Concert band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Math team 4 . . National Hon¬ or society 3, 4 . .: Band, ski¬ ing. Oh wonderful! Ambition: To join the army and be a pharmacist. “Rising up straight to the top, got the guts got the glory, went the distance now I’m not gonna stop . . ” (Survivor) Pet Peeve: Surprise Quizzes, Sci¬ ence fair projects. 9 4 65 John Robert Raposa 815 Wilbur Ave “Rap” Christine A. Rezendes 476 Old Warren Road. “Chris” Tennis 1 . . Select choir 4 . . Chorus 2, 4 . . Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . .: Partying. Do you want to go to McDonald’s? Ambition: to get tan Pet Peeve: Janet 11 1 64 Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Concert band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Drum major 3, 4 . . Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Prom committee 3 . . Walking alone; being with friends; conducting; Pizza parties. No problem. You “crack” me up. Ambition: College, teaching. “I wish for everyone and everything to remain the same, if not than for life al¬ ways to be as good as now.” Pet Peeve: Hull High School, arguments. 8 12 65 L. Steven Rebello 160 Cypress Drive Pamela J. Ried 157 Vinnicum Road “Pam, Pammie-Jean” 120 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Cardinal 2, 3 . . Prom committee 3 . . Poetry, the stars and the fall. What’s the dilema? Let’s blow this clambake. Ambition: To live my life to the fullest. “If I had a single flower for everytime I think of you, I could walk forever in my garden’’ Pet Peeve: Blue polyester uniforms, white hats, white shoes. 1 18 65 George E. Rochester 344 Mountfair Circle CLASS OF 83 Dawn M. Roy 35 Oakland Ave “Dep” Flag corps 2, 3 . . Pep squad 1 . .: Being with Kenny and having a good time with my friends. Ya know what 1 mean! Ambition: To be a Registered Nurse. “It is wise to pursue life and its endeavors . . and wiser yet to turn around and look back, now and again . . Pet Peeve: Doing homework and studying for tests. 8 3 65 Cross country 1 . . Track 1 . . Band 1 . . Stage band 1 . . . : Weightlifting, my car. Ambition: Become a million¬ aire and own a Ferrari. “I believe we each have a destiny. Within certain peo¬ ple is a desire to rise up, no matter what the opposition, and find their way to the top.’’ (Lou Ferrigno) Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. 4 17 65 Trade A. Rodrigues 1409 Wilbur Avg. “Tra” Leonard Nicholas Russo 79 Old Providence Road Field hockey 1, 2, 3 (Capt. 4) Student council 1, 2, 3 . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . Daisy Chain 3 . . Drama 1, 2 . .: Weekends with S.K., go¬ ing to basketball games. For¬ get it! Ambition: College (M.D.) “No goal is to high if we climb with care and confidence.’’ 2 26 66 Janelle Christine Rose 116 Plain Street “Jan” Concert Band 1, 2, 3 . . Marching band 1, 2, 3 . . Dra¬ ma 1, 2, 3, 4, . . Ski club 1, 2, 4 . .: Movies, Newport, Mar¬ tha’s Vineyard, skiing. Ambition: College for law. “You can’t please everyone, so you’ve got to please your¬ self’’ (R. Nelson) Pet Peeve: Trig, French and Freebirds. 2 22 65 Joseph Dominic Salpietro 912 Hortonville Road “Joe Sal” 121 James Christopher Santos 36 Sidney Avenue “Big Guy” Timothy John Santos 199 Burnside Drive I im Kathy Ann Sardinha 26 McCallion Street “Sardooch” Chorus 1, 2, 3, (President 4) Choir 4 . . Drama 1, 2 (vice president 3) 4 . . Band 1 . . Student council 1 . . Class President 4 . . : Theatre, Southern Rock and Roll, Bar¬ rington Girls. I gotcha Big Guy. Ambition: Emerson College and study communications and theatre. “Sometimes walking in the streets, I see all the faces of the winners and the losers, why can’t I see a change before I go?” Basketball 1, 2, 3 . Basket¬ ball, bike riding, swimming, and bowling. Okay fine! Ambition: To become very successful. “If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen”. (Har¬ ry Truman) Pet Peeve: People who brown nose teachers. 4 14 65 CLASS OF 83 Helen Marie Saucier 108 Lazywood Lane National Honor Society 3, 4 . . Cardinal 4 . . : Sports, Mu¬ sic, people. Shut up! What’s your problem? Ambition: To be very rich. “None of life’s strings can last, so I must be on my way . and face another day” (George Harrison) Pet Peeve: People who steal your jokes 4 6 65 Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . Student council 1, 2 (Secretary 3) Student Adviso¬ ry Council 4 . . Computer club 4 . . Library aid 1 . . : Dancing; swimming; bike rid¬ ing. Hey Bacon! I can’t han¬ dle! Ambition: Dental Assistant. “Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that can not fly.” Pet Peeve: SAT’s, cocky freshmen, studying for Psy¬ chology. 7 10 65 Karen M. Saylor 40 Sunnyslope Ave Call list, dances: traveling, making people smile. Later! Your gay! Ask me if 1 care. Ambition: To have a good steady job and marry Tim Geagon. “To the people in my 1983 class, good luck in life” (Sardooch) Pet Peeve: Red heads, little piggy’s, 3rd degree. 11 19 65 Field hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Softball 2, 3 . . Track 1 . . Spending time with S.C. Ambition: To live a full life in New Hampshire as a Civil En¬ gineer. “Don’t you know that you are a shooting star?” (Bad Company) 2 17 65 Dawn L. Schenck 41 Maplewood Avenue “Shez-nek” 122 Being with B.G. and my friends. Pri, shut up! Ambition: To get a secretarial job. “Smile, it makes people won¬ der what you’ve been up to.” Pet Peeve: People who whine and phonies. Football 1, 3, 4 . . Track (Captain 3, 4 . . ): Partying, Hunting. What’s up? Ambition: Air Force for 4 years, then settling down. “Lust is a must”. Pet Peeve: Girls who weasel answers out of teachers. 4 29 65 Linda Senechal 36 Burning Tree Rd. “Sene” CLASS OF 83 Eric D. Silva 797 Warren Avenue “Sil” Roller skating: cooking. Doubt it! Later much! Ambition: To get married to Jaime, have a big family, and be a hairdresser. “Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, . . but live for today”. Pet Peeve: Disco, two faced. people 11 19 64 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 4 . . Softball 1, 4 . . Drama 4 . .: Writing po¬ ems. O.K toots! Sure thing toots! Ambition: Airline Steward¬ ess, or a hairdresser.” Pet Peeve: People who call me a jock, and people who belch out loud without saying excuse me. 10 25 65 Christine Ann Seymour 5 Worthen St. “Chris” Lisa Ann Silva 141 Alsada Road “Flash” Being with Ray, having a good time being with my friends. Ambition: College to become a secretary; getting married and having children someday; becoming rich; being happy. Pet Peeve: Waking up at 6:00, gym classes, snobby people, people who think they’re better than you are. 3 12 65 Marching and concert band 1, 2, 3 . . Prom committee 3 . . Student council 3, 4 . . Na¬ tional Honor Society 3, 4 . . Yearbook 4 . . French club 4 . . Class Treasurer 3 . . Class Vice President 4 . .: S.R.’s company, summertime. Ambition: College, visit Cal., Family and living down south. “The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have pro- miese to keep, and miles to go before 1 sleep” Pet Peeve: Housework, 4 29 65 Donna M. Silva 109 Hollister Road Patricia V. Silva 797 Warren Avenue “Patty” 123 M.O.E.A. 4 . Fridays Ambition: To be an accoun¬ tant. “Cherish yesterday, live today, dream tomorrow! Pet Peeve: Preppies, and get¬ ting up at 6:00 in the morn¬ ing. 12 25 64 Roger Silva 18 Rosewood Road CLASS OF 83 Mary J. Silvia 48 Laurel Ave “Weebles” Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Chorus 1, 2, 3 (Vice Pres. 4 . .) Choir 4 . . Tri-County chorus 2, 3, 4 . . Student Council 1, 2, 3 . . Student Advisory Council 4 . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . Computer club 4 . .: laugh¬ ing, hugs, singing Ambition: To be happy. That’s funky! How gay! “Do not follow where the patfi may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail”- live, love, laugh Pet Peeve: SAT’s 3 5 65 Janet M. Silveira 47 Chestnut Street French club 2 . .: Music, War¬ ren, Colt State Park, Tower Hill, Newport, Diman, The Cape, Kenny! In your W.O.’s! You wish! Ay! Ambition: Executive Secre¬ tary “You never get a second chance to make a good first impression”. Pet Peeve: Brown-nosers. 9 25 65 Dawn Marie Simmons 28 Burning Tree Road “Dawnie” Field hockey 2 . . Ski club 1, 2 . . Cheerleader 2, 3, (cap¬ tain 4) Basketball 2 . . Drama 4 . .: Going out with the girls, vacationing in Cal. I Know ain’t I? Ambition: Go to college, work hard, buy a Mercedes then get married. Pet Peeve: Immature senior girls, BRACES! 4 4 65 Anne Marie Silvia 1047 Sharps Lot Road Kevin R. Soares 66 Whalon Avenue 124 Track 1 . . Pep squad 1 . . Office Attendant 1 . . Danc¬ ing, visiting new places, watching the “stars” at night. That’s it? Ambition: To be a business woman with a black Mer¬ cedes “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it’s yours, if it doesn’t, it never really was.” Pet Peeve: School lunches CLASS French club 2, 3 . . Cardinal staff 3 . . Yearbook (literary Editor 4 . .) National Honor Society 4 . .: Ginger spending money, and flowers. I can’t believe it! Ambition: To pursue a career in the medical field. “In this world it is not what we take up, but what we give up that makes us rich.” Pet Peeve: gym 6 7 65 Baseball 1, 2 . . Jazz band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Basketball band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Marching and con¬ cert band 1, 2, 3 . . Non- English club (President 2, 3, 4 . .): Girls, cars, money Rock and Roll. WHAT? I don’t know! AWE¬ SOME! Ambition: Going to college, getting a good job, and some¬ day getting married. “What is worth doing, is worth doing well.” Pet Peeve: English, chemis¬ try, snobs being broke. 11 6 65 OF 83 Outdoorsmanship 4 . .: Wild women, cars, motorcycles Damn I’m good! See ya later. Ambition: To own my own business. Get married (if I have to) “Do unto others, then run”. Pet Peeve: English, beggars, 7 28 65 Tina Souza 32 Garden Avenue Susan A. Strzepek 38 Clark Lane “Sue” Geoffrey W. Swales 18 Metacomet Avenue “Geoff” Francisco F. Tabicas 117 Walker Street “Frank” Kellie Tafe 27 Prairie Avenue Diane S. Sokoll 21 Clark Lane “Die” 125 Drama 1 . . M.O.E.A. 4 . . : Scott, Paulie’s corner Ambition: Computer Science, Marrying Scott Riding Horses. Ambition: Housewife 1 1 65 Debra Tavares 128 Alsada Road “Deb” CLASS OF 83 Pamela T. Tavers 117 Puffer Avenue Fishing, Boating, volleyball, traveling Happy! Pet Peeve: Disco, walking 5 6 64 Michael Tavares 193 Linden Street Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . Gymnastics 4 . . Drama 2, 3 . . : Ballet, music, teaching Sunday school, and rooting for the 1 baseball team my New York Yankees. Have a nice day! Ambition: To go to college and Law School. “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it”. (William Ward) Pet Peeve: Dishonesty, rude¬ ness. 7 13 65 Lucy Gladys Tavitian 307 Seaview Avenue “Lu” Basketball 2 . . : Being with Fish, and collecting “pigs”. Holy chit! Tell me about it! I’m hurt. Ambition: To major in com¬ puter and get married, (and swing from a banana tree). “Tis worse to lose a friend that is alive, than to lose a friend that has died”. (Thanks Dad). Pet Peeve: People who make fun of “pigs”. 7 10 65 Track 1, 2 . . Pep squad 1 . . M.O.E.A. 4 . . Computer club 4 . . : Horseback riding and swimming. Hey beggar! Later! Ambition: To further my edu¬ cation in computers. “Don’t walk in front of me I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me for I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend”. Pet Peeve: Preppies, conceit¬ ed people, English. Sheila Marie Tavares 79 Front Street “Chicanzo-cheetah” Colette Taylor 12 Hornet Road “Cookie” 126 } Saturday nights. “Sure” Ambition: Air Force “If at first you don’t succeed, try try again”. Pet Peeve: Preps 6 26 64 Suzanne Marie Tetuan 22 Juniper Street “Tetch” CLASS OF 83 Lisa P. Trudell 46 Lockewood Circle Chorus 1,2.. Voyageurs 4 . . Pep squad 1, 2 . . Library aid 4 . . Swimming, travel, and having a plain old good time! Hey Buddy, whooo’s your Buddy? More or less. Ambition: College. “May the road rise to meet you, the wind be always at your back, the sun shine warm upon your face, the rains fall soft upon your field, and until we meet again may God hold you in the palm of his hand”. Pet Peeve: cliques, 5 11 65 Basketball 1, 2, 4 . . Softball 2, 3, 4 . .: Playing softball, swimming and basketball. What’s up! How goes it? Ambition: College to become a Dental Assistant. Pet Peeve: People calling me turkey. Backstabbers. 5 9 65 Elizabeth B. Travis 1316 Gardners Neck Road “Beth” Lisa Marie Turcotte 62 Shore Ave “Turk” Cardinal 4 . . Prom commit¬ tee 3 . . Daisy chain 3 . . Being with Donnie. Eat . . . and Die. Ambition: to work and get married Pet Peeve: Two timing friends. 11 5 65 Swimming 2, 3, 4 . . Tennis 1, 2, 3 . . Ski club 1,2,.. Class President 3 . . Delegate to Boy’s State 1982. Windsurf¬ ing, swimming, skiing, travel¬ ing. “Mum’s the word” Ambi¬ tion: Attend college, be suc¬ cessful. “Yes I am Mother Nature’s son, and I’m the only one. I do what I want, and I want what I see, it could only happen to me . . . I’m so free”. Pet Peeve: Sophomor- ic remarks, truculent drug¬ gies. 6 18 65 Dianne E. Tripp 37 Pearse Road “Dino” Nicholas Austin Van Dongen 7 Bafton Avenue “Nic” 127 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Base¬ ball 1 . . Go to the beach, play basketball, and party. No way! Ambition: To finish college and get a job in my major. Pet Peave: Mr. Urban 10 30 65 CLASS Hey, what’s up? Ambition: Hollywood, and to be rich. “Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there’s still time to change the road your on.” Pet Peave: English, and Mon¬ days 6 22 65 Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Concert Band 1, 2, 3 . . Marching Band 1, 2, 3 . . Jazz Band 2, 3, 4 . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . District Chorus 3 . . Baseball 1 .. Cross Country 2 . . Track 3, 4 . . Drums “There is no life without love.” Flag Corps 2 . . Yearbook 4 . . Field Hockey 4 . . Voya- geurs 3, 4 . . Ski Club 3, 4 . . Track 3, 4 . . Horseback rid¬ ing Give me a break! Ambition: To get a BA in business and own a business. “The thrill is not just in win¬ ning, but the courage to join the race.” 9 4 65 OF 83 Cheerleader 2, 3 (Co-captain 4) . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Choir 4 . . Spending time with friends, and listening to mu¬ sic. Give me a break! Ambition: To live a full and happy life. “Remembered joys are never past.” Pet Peave: Two faced friends, and cliques. 11 10 5 Colorguard 2, 3 .. Voyageurs 3, 4 . . Skating, swimming, tennis, football games, and band competitions. No way! Ambition: To become a medi¬ cal illustrator. “It’s only the beginning, it’s only just a start.” Pet Peave: Selling M M’s. 8 26 65 Monique A. Vidal 63 Kispert Court “Moo”, “Mona” Anne Marie Viera 671 Warren Avenue Judith A. Viveiros 350 Sharps Lot Road “Jude” David Vasconcellas 86 Clark Lane “Vasco” Tammy M. Velozo 36 Whalon Avenue John E. Ventura 39 Sunnyslope Avenue “Guppy”, “Dude” 128 Colorguard 2, 3, 4 . . M.O.E.A. 4 . . Computer Club 4 . . Sports I think I’m gonna croak! Ambition: Secretary or a Computer Operator “To have a friend, you must be a friend.” Pet Peave: Fake preppies and snobs 5 18 65 Softball 2 . . Running, music, and sports. Wicked good! Ambition: To run the Boston marathon. We have but only one life to live.” (Nathan Hale) Pet Peave: Loud mouths 7 6 64 Linda Marie Viveiros 48 Laurel Avenue “Froggy” CLASS OF 83 Linda Marie Wagner 22 Sawyer Avenue “Wiggs”, “Wiggles” Electronics, Sports, and Math. Hey Ugly! Ambition: To live a prosper¬ ous life and get ahead. Pet Peave: Conceited peo¬ ple, tests, jokes, and preps. 4 17 63 Track 3, 4 . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Money, girls, and music. Take it slow ! Ambition: College, become an accountant, and have my own band in Florida. “If you think I’ll sit around as the world goes by, you’re thinking like a fool, because it’s a case of do or die. Out there is a fortune waiting to be had.” 6 17 64 Robert John Viveiros 48 Laurel Avenue “Bob” William Alan Walkden 61 Eisenhower Road “Silly Bill” M.O.E.A. 3, 4 . . French Club 2 . . Drama 2, 3 . . Partys 1 hate this place! Ambition: To make a lot of money. Pet Peave: Cliques Baseball 1, 3, 4 . . Sports. Ambition: To have a good time with my life. Pet Peave: Ignorance 12 22 65 Sharon Viveiros 225 Bark Street “Sha”, “Viv” Craig Wetzel 438 Bark Street 129 Sandra Lee Wilde 350 Market Street “Sandy” Manuel Williams III 18 Bayside Avenue “Crazy Manny” Cardinal 2, 3 . . Office Aid 2, 3, 4 . . Voyageurs (Vice Presi¬ dent 3, 4) . . Junior Achieve¬ ment 3, 4 . . Helping others. Think Win! Ambition: Elementary School Teacher “Let no man pull you down so low, as to make you hate him” Pet Peeve: Fresh underclass¬ men 9 8 65 CLASS Yearbook 4 . . Chess, stamp collecting, cross country ski¬ ing. Vey! Ambition: To become an op¬ tometrist, or a history teach¬ er. “Mors longa vitas brevis, vites mes amices.” Pet Peeve: Being told some¬ thing I’ve already been told. 8 9 65 French Club 3, 4 . . Cardinal 2, 3 . . Sailing Bananas! Ambition: Computer Science “A smile is a curve that sets things straight.” Pet Peeve: Homework, and science fair projects. 10 31 65 OF 83 M.O.E.A. 3, 4 . . Outdoors- manship 3 . . Horseback rid¬ ing Take it slow! Ambition: To become an Electro-mechanical Engineer “This is the end, beautiful friend; This is the end, my only friend, the end. It hurts to set you free, but you’ll nev¬ er follow me. The end of laughter and soft lies, the end of nights we tried to die. This is the end.” Pet Peave: Preps and jocks. Anne M. Zimbro 97 Collins Avenue “Annie” Holly Marie Zorra 201 Warhurst Avenue “Trolly,” “Holl Doll” 130 PROM Prom Court from left to right - Judi Furtado, Patty Silva, Lynne Cassamas, Dianne Tripp, Prom Queen Karen Ferreira. 131 = NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIOR BANQUET 138 CLASS NIGHT GRADUATION 141 V ' CANDIDS, CANDIDS, CANDIDS 145 CLASS PROPHECY Throughout history there have been many classes graduated from innumerable academies of learning. Quite a few of these classes have had more than their show of success, but Joseph Case High School’s Class of 1983 has far surpassed the accomplishments achieved by any other institute of learning. Throughout the following pages I have attempted to bring forth and compile the data concerning the members of this class. I must admit that I had to cover many of the states and numerous parts of the world. As I boarded the plane owned by Stephen Boyd, Monique Vidal welcomed me at the door, and told me that she would talk with me later. Once we were up in the air, the pilot, Todd Martin made himself known. Monique finally found a few minutes to sit and chat. She told me that she loved her job, and that she had seen Susan Gray, who was now an executive lawyer and doing very well. As we flew over the race track at Indianapolis, Indiana, I commented to Monique that this was the place where Tony DiMascolo had risen to fame in the racing world. Motoring into the city in a taxi driven by George Rochester, I passed a beautiful mansion in Beverly Hills owned by Steven Rebello. As we drove along the coast, I couldn’t help but notice Ann Cardoza standing on one of the docks walking with all kinds of sonograph equipment. We had lunch at Alan Levesque’s pizza parlor, and she told me that her husband, Glenn Askew, was doing very well as a computer analyst. I stayed at the Tabicas Hotel, which was being managed by Priscilla Barboza. Priscilla told me that among her employees were Cheryl Levesque, Brenda Perdue, and Patricia Faria, who were all secretaries in the hotel office. After I was settled, I decided to take a walk to the gift shop to buy a newspaper. I glanced at a Playgirl Magazine and was not surprised to find Mark Pavao as the centerfold. Behind the counter was Beth Chace and Lou-Ann Vanasse (Chace) who were part owners of the hotel. The front page stories were about Chris Lopes’ second successful multi-million dollar movie, Greg Brock’s invention of the first hydro powered automobile, and Dawn Roy winning the Pulitzer Prize for poetry. The next day I decided to drive to Sun Valley to see the Olympic Games. I did not realize the speed that I was going, and before I knew it, I had a state trooper, Mike Beaudette, on my trail, who gave me a $30 speeding ticket. When I arrived in Sun Valley, I watched the Waterskiing Competition. The coach for the U.S. was Ann Kelly, and representing the U.S. was Tom Germane, who won the event with the best time ever recorded in Olympic history. The sportscaster for the events was the world famous Craig Wetzel. He announced that Karen Ferreira had just been awarded the highest honor ever given in the Volleyball Competition. David Vasconcellos and Steve Kenyon were big contributors to the U.S. Basketball Team. Linda Wagner won a Gold Medal for the obstacle course, and Nic Van Dogen for his tennis ability. The U.S. also won the hockey event, with Roland and Steve Martineau playing important roles on the team. After the Olympic Games, I decided to fly to Hawaii. As I drove to the airport, the disc jockey identified himself as being Geoff Swales. He announced that the President Mike Litchman, and the Vice President, Manny Williams, had together balanced the budget. The president also appointed Bill Walkden as Secretary of State, and Scott Moniz as Speaker of the House. 146 In Hawaii I was greeted by Debbie Bento, who was an exotic dancer there. The next day I visited the local hospital because of a sprained foot. On the way to the hospital I passed one of Steve Burton’s toy stores, and John Murphy’s drug store, where Chris Rezendes was the Pharmacist. When I arrived at the hospital, the receptionist, Trudi Lyne, showed me where to go. Walking down the corridor, I passed Dr. Janelle Rose’s office, and Dr. Melissa Ferreira’s office. I also ran into Margaret Champoux, Cheryl DeMarco, Erin McGough, Eileen Parent, Trade Rodrigues, Sheila Foltz, Pam Tavers, Cheryl Belloni and Melanie Gracia who were all R.N.’s in the hospital. I was referred to Stephanie Mello, whose specialty was feet. She told me that Kristin Patota and Laurie Saucier were both medical technologists in the hospital, and that Scott Ferneza was the head of the Psychology Department. Stephanie’s assistant, Patty Silva, escorted me ou t of the hospital. The next day, as I was walking along Main Street, I encountered a fortune teller’s house, and decided to go in. Rebecca Kells told me that I was going to have a safe journey without any complications. Next I went into Steve Paulo’s candy store. Later I ate lunch at Silva’s Crystal Room, owned by Eric Silva. I was seated by Elizabeth Guilmette, and my waitress was Donna Boragine. The bartender was Kim Lawrence, and the bus boy was Doug Giroux. I gave my compliments to the chef, Paul Duclos, and departed. On the way back I passed one of Pete Johannis’ super markets, which was now a worldwide chain. My next stop was Florida. At Disney World, I discovered that Goofy was actually Karen Cote, and that Mickey Mouse was actually Chris Rego. A new addition to the park was being built by Tony Perreira’s construction Co. The buildings were designed by Mark Bell and Robert Field. At the Kennedy Space Center, I found Bob Jacome, Ray Dube, and Lenny Russo getting ready for the next public space shuttle. The next day I went to Lisa Silva’s beauty parlor, where Christine Seymour and Lucy Gillet were also hairdressers. From Florida I decided to fly to Europe. On the way to the airport I passed Stacy Gluckman’s liquor store, and the law offices of Betsy Green. When I arrived in Paris, I was suffering from an incredible toothache. Luckily I found a dentist nearby. Dr. Colette Carpentier and her assistant, Lisa Turcotte, relieved the pain free of charge. Dr. Doug Doane also occupied an office in the building, however, his specialty was oral surgery. After dining at Nancy Martin’s gourmet restaurant, I decided to go to a nearby nightclub, where Joe Salpietro was performing. At the next table I ran into Bob Viveiros and Colette Taylor who were honeymooning in Paris. Shelby LeMaire and Renee Bookman, who were now international models, were also sitting across the room. Before I left for the airport the next morning, I did some shopping on the Champs d’Elysee. My purchase included a few of Jackie Cannon’s oil paintings, and a few pieces of pottery. While I was waiting to board my plane I picked up a religious magazine whose editors were Lisa Barboza and Lori Ann Cardoza. I arrived in England quite late in the evening, so I decided to get a good nights sleep and start my tour tomorrow. In the morning paper I read about the research of Dorie McKenna in the field of anesthetics. The chemical 147 test have proven very successful. In one test of 100 average patients, 101 succumbed to the spell of the sleep provoker. The 101st was the attending physician, Tom Kang. Dorie calls her technique “Loquacious ' Anesthesia”. I have always said she could talk anyone to sleep. After lunch I shopped in Cheryl Bernat’s specialty shop, which was designed by Beth LaPointe. I also visited a local school where Pam Ried was one of the teachers. The principal was Brian Antonelli, and the vice-principal was Scott Marciarelli. On the street I ran into the world famous baseball player. Bill Courville. He told me that his teammates, Brad LaBerge, Jason Khoury, Bob Ledoux, Scott McIntosh, and Jim Mohler were all doing as well as he was, and they were also making the same two million dollar salary that he was. He also told me that Todd Nascimento was now living in Yugoslavia, one of the few countries that still practices polygamy. The next day I left Europe bound for Texas. The first thing I did in Texas was to go to a football game. Anne Silvia, Judy Furtado, Paula Hickey, Mindy McCrae, and Anne Vieira were some of the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders. After the game I went to Mark Macedo’s ice cream parlor for a sundae. On the way back to my hotel, I passed one of the world’s largest computer companies. Inside I found Helen Saucier, Debra Tavares, Colette Taylor, Linda Viveiros, Cheryl O’Brien, Sheila Tavares, Anne Zimbro, Ellen Chace, and Robin Ferreira, who all held various important jobs in the building. I had supper in Mike Connell’s Italian restaurant. There I ran into Judy Viveiros, who was now a medical illustrator for Johns Hopkins University. She told me that Sandy Wilde was doing well as a social worker for a big hospital in Boston. On my way out the door, I bumped into Glenn Neto and Eric Krischke who were both Captains in the National Guard. The next day I decided to pay a visit to the big apple. I took in a broadway show, which starred Janet Silveira, Jim Santos, Karen Saylor, Elizabeth Swisher, John Ventura and Jean Dodge. The make-up artists were Kim Collins and Joyce DeCosta. The lighting director was Jeff Gonsalves, and the box office manager was Kathi Pacheco. The billboard on 42nd Street advertised the new James Bond movie, in which Sharon Viveiros was starring as Bond’s leading lady. On the way to Sak’s, I passed the law offices of Lucy Tavitian, where Kim Oliveira was employed as her assistant, and Linda Senechal as her secretary. On the way down 42nd Street, I passed Susan Alves and her husband, and Eileen Parent and her husband. I walked past the State Department of Public Works, where Paul Freeman, Jim Gibbons, John Raposa, Tim Santos, Dawn Schenck, and Holly Zorra were all employed as engineers. I thoroughly enjoyed the Radio City Rockettes show which starred Jennifer Atwood, Nicole Aubut, Christine Bellefeuille, Sheila Cayer, Joyce Dias, Lisa Honeycutt, Sue Laroche, Paula Pellerin, Cathy Pilkerton, Linda Prior, and Lisa Trudelle. On the way back to my room, I passed Bob Costa’s machine shop, where Joe Azevedo, Richard Biello, Glenn Camara, Bob Campatelli, Jeffrey Cowell, Francis Gagne, Anthony Mello, James Pelletier, and Donald Prior were all employed. 148 From my hotel room I could see John Parente’s auto repair shop, where Roy Ellin, Chris Jordan, Bill Lemieux, Chris Neville, Karen Soares, and Mike Tallmadge were all working very hard repairing cars. The next morning, I paid a visit to the New York STock Exchange. I boarded the subway at Grand Central Station, where I bumped into Amy Porter, who was now a stockbroker. On the way to the city I glanced at the New York Times, whose Chief Editor was Sharon Ayoub. The day’s news consisted of the recent success of Steve Moniz’s band, which included Joseph King and Michael Tavares. Lisa Carvalho also made the news for being voted Special Education Teacher of the Year. I stopped at the State Street Bank, to pick up some extra cash, where I was waited on by Mary Silvia. I discovered that Jill Buxton, Donna Silva, and Dawn Simmons were all secretaries for the bank, and that Diane Sokoll, Tina Souza, and Kellie Tafe were all bank accountants. On the street I ran into Jennifer Bates who is now teaching Biology at Cornell University. Kathy Camara and Lynne Cassamas are both enjoying the married life, and John Cabral and Roger Silva are enjoying the bachelor life. Lori Correa is now a worldwide know gymnast, and Melanie Figuerado a worldwide known basketball player. Ellen Estes is the conductor of the Boston Pops, and Edward Freitas is a champion roller skater. James Geldart and Richard Gibeau are both guidance counselors for the Swansea School Department. Betsy Gosciminski and Jean Higginbottom are also employed by the school department as elementary school teachers. Lori Pimental and Pam Jennings are enjoying the family life. Scott Lachapelle and Ray Howard are traveling cross-country on motorcycles. Sheila Kershaw and Vicki Martin are both Professors at UCLA. Tom McNamara has recently started a worldwide chain of White’s Restaurants. Lisa Pelissier is doing a lot of work for the church and the Peace Corps. I was told that Brenda Mello and Robin Renehan are traveling around the world. Kathy Sardinha and Robyn Shoesmith have also stepped into the inner circle of marital bliss. Frank Tabicas is a very successful business man. Matt Tavares and Sue Tetuan are pursuing their life-long dream of flying planes for the Air Force. Beth Travis has just been re-elected State Representative. Tammy Veloza and Dianne Tripp are now filming another movie in Hollywood. Well, I have finished my record of this class’ progress, and I have compiled my notes and writings and arranged them in such a way that they can be presented to the publisher for printing. On this morning of August 18, 1993, at the hour of 6:15,1 left for Boston and the publishing house. When I set out this A.M. there was a fog which impaired the breaking through of the sun’s rays, much like the obstacles the innocent new graduates were to face. In a matter of minutes, the sun’s rays broke through. This brought to mind the speedy, early success of the more energetic and precocious in our group. Before I entered the publisher’s house, the sun burst forth in all its glory and beamed down upon the waking world. Similarly, the hidden talents present among the alumni were finally brought forward, and the combined achievements enriched all humanity, with the same enlightenment and heart stirring warmth. 149 CANDIDS, CANDIDS, CANDIDS CANDIDS, CANDIDS, CANDIDS 151 1982-1983 POST OFFICERS Commander, Sid Boutin Sr. Vice Commander, William Walkden Jr. Vice Commander, Charles Whipp Jr. Vice Commander, Mildred Boutin Jr. Vice Commander, Albert Bouvier Asst. Adjutant, Ronald Boutin Finance Officer, Leo A. Bernier, Jr. Chaplain, Leon Tavares Service Officer, Arthur Thomas Sgt-At-Arms, Norman Pobzeznik Jr. Vice Commander, Gerald Normand Historian, Dorothy Botelho Adjutant, Lionel A. Moraus EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Theodore Taper Stephen Pagliaroni Roger Lemaire James O’Brien • Lincoln Mercury POIRIER’S AUTO MALL 76 13th Street Fall River, Massachusetts 02720 Telephone 674-5733 Buick Pontiac Compliments From; MANUEL WILLIAMS JR. DEL-MAC ORCHARDS John W. Hodgkinson Apples - Peaches - Pears - Cider Honey - Fireplace Wood Visit Our Salesroom - Open Daily 160 Wood Street - Swansea, Mass.- 052-8815 152 OTONDO i SfflK, «. PRE CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS 4 ALLEN AVENUE REHOBOTH, MASS. 02769 (617) 336-7600 151 OLD FARMS ROAD AVON, CT. 06001 (203) 673-3291 REYNOLDS AND SON FLORIST Cut Flowers From Our Greenhouse Gift Items Indoor And Outdoor Plants Plants Shrubs - Terrariums Free Deliver Service To Surrounding Area Rte 6 Swansea, Mass. 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Bates Editor YEARBOOK STAFF 1983 Advisor Mr. Russell Holland Anne Cordoza Lisa Souza Financial Managers - Susan Gray Monique Vidal Susan Strzepek Collette Carpentier Bob Jacombe Manny Williams Patti Silva Pat Jette Stacy Gluckman Pam Kingsley Lisa Sutherland PATRONS: GOLD Swansea Hardware Grand Diner Bill + Melanie Bissonnette Mr Mrs Maurice Vidal Family SILVER Mr + Mrs Walter Strzepek Mr Mrs Paul Cote BRONZE Mr Leonard Gray Mrs James Dewhurst Mr Mulligan COLUMBUS OIL CO. High Quality — Low Price Pioneers Of Discount Prices In Greater Fall River For Over 22 years 1492 Grand Army Highway Swansea 6741492 Compliments Of ROBERT’S HOUSE OF FORMALS 159 Goodbye is not an ending when you know that people care, for miles may come between you but warm thoughts are always there. Goodbye is not an ending but a different start for you, a time for making brand new friends and seeing dreams come true. Goodbye is not an ending for you’ll find along life’s way, within your heart you’ll always have, a part of yesterday. -mi
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