Durfee High School - Durfee Record Yearbook (Fall River, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1989 volume:

RECORD BOOK 1989 B.M.C. Durfee High School of Fall River 360 Elsbree Street Fall River, Massachusetts Volume 77 TABLE OF CONTENTS End of the Eighties.........................2 Seniors: The Final Chapter.................17 Faculty in Focus...........................81 Student Relations..........................92 Sports Beat................................99 Activities................................145 Memories of 1989..........................177 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1989 ! THE TIME HAS COME FOR OUR FOUR YEAR JOURNEY THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL TO END. THROUGH MUCH HARD WORK AND DETERMINATION ,WE HAVE BUILT THE BASIS FOR WHICH OUR FUTURE WILL BE PLACED. IT IS THE END OF A DECADE, THE YEAR OF '89, WE WILL BE BRIDGING THE PAST WITH THE FUTURE. WE ARE THE LAST CLASS OF THE 1980'S , THE BEST HAS BEEN SAVED FOR LAST!! i. TO THE FACULTY OF DURFEE HIGH SCHOOL ,WE TIP OUR HATS TO YOU FOR ALL THE TIME AND PATIENCE YOU HAVE DEVOTED TO THE STUDENT BODY. THE FACULTY MEMBERS ACCEPTED US AS JUSTANOTHER CLASS IN THE BEGINNING. BUT SOON CAME TO REALIZE THAT WE HAD A PERSONALITY ALL OUR OWN. WE HAVE ALL FORMED AT LEAST ONE STRONG FRIENDSHIP WITH EITHER A TEACHER OR AN ADMINISTRATOR . THIS SORT OF COMRADERIE SHOULD NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. THE FACULTY OF DURFEE HAS HELPED US BUILD THE BRIDGE FROM ADOLES- CENCE TO ADULTHOOD, GIVING US A BASE TO BUILD A STRONG FUTURE. OUR COMMUMITY HERE AT DURFEE, ALONG WITH THE CITY OF FALL RIVER IS RAPIDLY GROWING AND CHANGNG. WITH NEW ADDITIONS AND RENOVATIONS OF THE OLD ,WE BUILD FOR A BETTER FUTURE. WE HAVE LIVED AND GROWN IN THIS COMMUNITY THAT HAS NOURISHED OUR NEEDS BY PROVIDING US WITH AN OPPORTUNITY OF AN EDUCATION HERE AT B.M.C. DURFEE HIGH SCHOOL. m 6 ALTHOUGH MANY STUDENTS GO ON TO COLLEGE FROM HIGH SCHOOL, THERE ARE ALSO HUNDREDS WHO WILL GO DIRECTLY INTO THE WORK FORCE. FOR THOSE WHO DO SO THE VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT HERE AT DURFEE OFFERS COURSES IN SEVERAL TRADES FROM COSMETOL- OGY TO RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT AT THE TRADEWINDS. AS WELL AS JOBS FOR BAY STATE GRADS , WORK EXPERI- ENCE, AND OTHER PROGRAMS HAVE PROVIDED STUDENTS WITH A CHANCE TO GAIN EXPERIENCE IN THE TRADE OF THEIR CHOICE. 9 EDUCATION HAS BEEN OUR PRIME REASON FOR GOING TO SCHOOL. WHETHER IT BE AN EDUCATION IN THE ARTS AND SCIENCES OR AN EDUCA- TION IN A TRADE D UR FEE HAS GIVEN US THE BEST OF BOTH. THE KNOWLEDGE WE HAVE ACQUIRED IN THE CLASSROOM, ALONG WITH THE LESSONS LEARNED OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM WILL BE TAKEN WITH US THROUGHOUT LIFE. AS WE LEAVE DURFEE HIGH SCHOOL WE ARE ALL AWARE THAT OUR FINAL GRADE IN THE FOUR YEAR COURSE IS AN A. to 1 WgggM mmm : . - Rflm WE MUST NEVER FORGET THE LONG, LASTING FRIENDSHIPS WE HAVE MADE HEREATDURFEE. THROUGH THE GOOD TIMES AND THE BAD WE MUST REMEMBER THAT ONE SPECIAL PERSON WHO HAS STOOD BY THROUGH IT ALL. WITH DURFEE'S GREAT DIVERSE STUDENT BODY WE HA VE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET AND WORK WITH MANY TYPES OF PEOPLE, THIS EXPERIENCE HAS MADE A HUGE IMPACT ON OUR EDUCATION AT DURFEE. 12 NOW THAT OUR FOUR YEARS HAVE COME TO AN END WE, THE CLASS OF NINETEEN - HUNDRED AND EIGHTY NINE.WILL LEAVE B.M C. DURFEE HIGH SCHOOL WITH RESPECT FOR OUR TEACHERS AND MOST IMPORTANTLY AN EDUCATION THAT WILL LAST US A LIFETIME. WE HAVE ALSO LEARNED TO RESPECT OUR FELLOW STUDENTS THOSE WHO WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER IN THE YEARS TO COME. WHEN WE LEA VE THIS SCHOOL WE MUST LEAVE WITH PRIDE . PRIDE IN OUR SCHOOL AND PRIDE IN OURSELVES!! Class of 1989 Katherine M. Aguiar Noreen T. Albemaz Cecilia M. Albuquerque Michelle L. Alexander The Final Chapter Sarah K. Anderson Gregory S. Andree Stephanie L. Antaya Silvia C. Antonio Maria C. Arruda Melissa A. Araujo Jodi L. Arruda Leonard E. Arruda Karen M. Arsenault William H. Assad Rosemarie L. Ataya David M. Azeredo Class of 1989 The Final Chapter Margarida Almeida Manny Alves Alcina Arruda Leonard Arruda Class of 1989 Pamela L, Baker Lisa M. Ballard Michael R. Banville ■ i The Final Chapter Karl C. Bissinger Michelle Bizier Theresa L. Bliss Susan E. Boardman Mark Bolduc Jose Boleates Dennis Borden Eselda F. Borges Helia Borges Class of 1989 Lori A. Bosi Hallie Botelho Michael P. Botelho Oriana Botelho Robert L. Botelho Shawna M. Bourget Paul N. Braga Debbie M. Branco Helen C. Branco Marie Branco Tanya M. Branco Christopher L. Brennan ■yy The Final Chapter Nancy B. Bruneau Elizabeth Cabral Jeffrey A, Cabral Joseph M. Cabral Julie Anne Cabral Lisa Marie A. Cabral Lynne Marie Cabral Nelia Cabral Natalie Caetano Natividade C. Caetano Tracey Cahill Tracy Lee Cadime 23 Class of 1989 Eileen J. Camara Lisa M. Camara Natercia M. Camara Olga Camara Christine M. Cambra Maria T. Carvalho Sandra M. Carvalho Tami A. Carvalho 24 dm The Final Chapter Michelle Castro Cindy L. Cavallaro Patrick S. Charette Paul Thompson Graham C. Charland Paul A. Chaunt Alisha Chodkowski Celio Chaves Carl Cioe Christine Clarkson Karen Cinquini David Cidade Jason H. Clement Barbara A. Coderre Graziela M. Coelho Sandy M. Coelho Diane Patricia Commender Daniel Comstock Raymond Campeau Rico A. Conforti Kim Conley Sean Connell Jennifer Cordeiro The Final Chapter Patricia A, Cordeiro Edmund A. Correia Jay C. Correia Jody M. Correira Lynn Correira Christopher Costa Duarte Costa Claudine Costa Eduarda Costa Elizabeth Costa 27 Class of 1989 Richard N. Costa James Costa Kim A. Costa Maryanne H. Costa The Final Chapter Cindy Crofton Elizabeth C. Cura Kimberly Curt Erin Cusick Maria R. Dacosta Michelle C. Dacosta Maria E. Dafonte Anna DaLuz Meagan Davenport Shawn P. Davis Brenda L. Dawson Paul B. De Almeida 29 Class of 1989 Susan Dc Camara Tracy L. Dechaine Caesar A. DeOIiveira Christopher A. Desa Matthew J. Desmarais Thomas Desnoyers Jocelyn K. Desrosiers Carla S. Dias Lucia DeSousa William DeSousa 30 The Final Chapter Lina Dias Luis H. Dias Michael Dias Nelia Dias Sandra M. Dias Lisa M. Dimanno Shang Ding Carmella Dixon Raymond E. Dolber Laurie A. Dorlando Kimberly A. Duarte Lori A. Dubuque Class of 1989 ---------------------------------------------------------------1 Derek Dupont Jennifer E. Dzialo Richard O. Eagan Pamela L. Eddy Diane C. Faria Laurie L. Farquhar Pamela Fata Mark S. Feitelberg The Final Chapter Cathy Felix Brendalee Fernandes Anna M Ferreira Dean M. Ferreira Dennis Ferreira Jacqueline M. Ferreira Keri Ferreira Robert S. Ferreira Michael J. Fonseca Eric Fontaine Erica Fontaine Susan Filipe 33 Class of 1989 Doreen Fournier Carlos A. Franco John Frank III Eric M. Furtado Jodi L. Furtado Kimberly A. Furtado Maria F. Furtado Timothy Furtado Tracey Furtado Melissa L. Gabriel Jacqueline M. Gagne Russell R. Gagnon 34 The Final Chapter Dawn Galhardo Ricardo Garcia Kimberly J. Garrett Paul Gaudette Wendy M Gehan Aaron Gerraughty Joanne M. Gillett David M Gluchacki April L. Goff Elizabeth M. Gonealves Gary N. Gosselin Elizabeth Goulart Class of 1989 Peter J. Griffin Karen S, Guinen Tammy L. Hacking Caria K. Haddad The Final Chapter Michael Herren Corey L. Henderson Jennifer J. Hill Jennifer Hupp Carey A. Hyde Florodete Igrejas David P. Isherwood Alan L. Javier Frederick M. Jean 37 Class of 1989 Stephanie Kelly Ramsey G. Khoury Richard Kitchen Dawn Kleinberger Dawn M. Koslowski John J. Krauzyk Barrett H. Jones Kelly A. Jeffrey The Final Chapter Helen Kuhn Lori A. Kulpa Kyle S. Kupiec 39 Class of 1989 Christine T. Lafleur Stacy A, Lafleur Rhonda LaForce Joanne B. Lagasse Kristianna W. Lake Kenny W. Lamar Judy Ann Laprise Melissa L. Lavoie Christine M. Leal Venus Laberge Nelia C, Leitao Rose M. Leonardo 40 The Final Chapter Patricia A. Letoumeau Gregory S. Levesque Norma J. Levesque Robin L, Levesque Carrie A. Lewis Darlene A. Lima Suzanne M. Lima Nelson J. Linhares David M. Lyne Akinyele Macaulay Danielle Machado Richard Machado Carolyn J. Macri Susan Magan Tammy A. Mailloux Robert Viveiros Melissa M. Mannion Deborah Marcelino Maria Mareira Patrick K. Malloy il The Final Chapter Natalie C. Marques Wendy L. Martel Keith W. Martin Melissa A. Martin David Martins John V. Martins Norberto J. Martins Sandra P. Martins Susan B. Martins Lori Massa Danny Mauricio Carol Maynard 43 Class of 1989 Chad S, Mazzarella Beth A. McMullen Michaela McCloskey Heidi L. McNally Justin B. McDonald Christopher J. Means Maryellen McMahon Alison Medeiros Douglas Paul Medeiros Elizabeth Medeiros Anna M. Medieros Anna P. Medieros 44 The Final Chapter J. Christopher Medeiros Joseph J. Medeiros Linda Ann Medeiros Michael Medeiros Miranda K. Medeiros Renata M. Medeiros Ronald Medeiros x 7 Susan Medeiros Susana Medeiros Walter Medeiros Class of 1989 Carl R. Mello Elizabeth A. Mello Joseph Mello Marc Melto Marie Toni Mello Christine A. Mello Patrick Mello Raynett Mello The Final Chapter Lucia T. Melo Naomi I. Melo Robert Melo Sandra M. Melo Denise P. Michaud Louis Jose Miranda Daniella F. Moniz Isabel F. Moniz Karen E. Montle Tony Moniz Paula Margaret Moniz Robin L. Moniz 47 Ruth P. Morgado Sarah M. Morris Sheila A. Morrissette Nancy C. Mouronho Heather L. Mullarky Christine Murphy Michele Murphy Christopher J, Murray Kimberly A, Neto Julie Niewola Carolyn M. Nadeau Michael J. Nelson 48 The Final Chapter Ryan W. Nobrega Christopher D, Norman Amy E. Norton Elena M. Noversa Jimmy Novo John J. Nunes Julie Nunn Mary O'Connor Wade O'Connor Diane Oliveira 49 Class of 1989 . j_____________ Joanne Oliveira Carmen Pacheco Debra Pacheco John J. Pacheco 50 The Final Chapter Pamela M. Pacheco Manuela Sonia Pacheco Kevin Paiva Susan Paiva Trisha L.Paiva Michelle Paquette Carlos Pavao Donna Pavao Maria F. Pavao Susan M. Pavao Heidi Pavao 5! Class of 1989 Sheryl A. Pelletier Gilbert Pereira Helena D. Pereira The Final Chapter Jenifer Pereira Sarah Pereira Jorge F. Pessoa Amy E. Pestana i Rebecca Ann Pimental Sandra Pimental Nancy B. Pimental Lucy F. Pinheiro 53 Class of 1989 Roger A. Pinsonnault Debbie Pinto Sandra T. Pom bo David Ponte Janet Pratt The Final Chapter Claudine E. Prefontaine Jacqueline Quental Daniel T. Quinn John R. Quintas Ana L. Raposo Shelly A Raposa Paula C. Raposo Class of 1989 David H. Rego Antone A. Reis Bret M. Reis Debbie Reis 56 The Final Chapter 57 Class of 1989 The Final Chapter Class of 1989 Wendy L. Ruest Keith T. Salva Sherry Sampson Thy San John Sandler Brenda L. Sanson Debra Santos Helena Santos j m Mark Joseph Santos Rui F. Sardinha Heidi M. Sartini Martin Sears 60 The Final Chapter Robert J. Shaker Edward Silva Kara L. Shelton Fernanda Silva Kelly A. Shepard Leslie A. Silva Andrea E. Servita Christine Silva Class of 1989 Brian M Silvia Heidi M. Silvia Tammie L. Silvia Mark J, Simons Sandra M. Soares Anna C. Sousa Diana M. Sousa Paula M. Sousa The Final Chapter Peter M. Sousa Sheila M. Sousa Christopher J. Souza Deborah J. Souza Michelle A. Souza Tracy L. Souza Wendy M. Souza Kevin A. St. Pierre Lori A. St. Pierre Russ St. Pierre Lamar Stevens Erin L. Sullivan 63 William A. Sutton Gary Sweat! Cheryl L, Talbot Heather J. Tavares Isabel M. Tavares Rachel E. Tavares Sandra M, Tavares Thomas M. Tang The Final Chapter Neil Teixeira Lynne M. Terceira Dawn M. Tessier Victor Teves Michelle L. Theberge William A. Theroux Tammy L. Therriault Paul Thompson Deborah R. Tolley Linda A. Toppa Lisa M. Torres Lisa M. Torres 65 Class of 1989 Lisa Trach Stacy L. Trenholme Kim Vaillancourt Rafael S. Valencia The Final Chapter Paula A, Viveiros Daniel S. Walsh Timothy B. Walsh Wendy M. Wardell Class of 1989 Christina H. Watkins Stacy Watts Tracy L. Watts The Final Chapter Sean P. Whitty Susan S. Willette Wendi H. Willette Gregory H. Wills Melanie Wong Lorie A. Woodward Michael Worsley Tracy E. Wright 69 Class of 1989 Kent R. Wrobleski Thomas J. Yentz Saron Yoeum Laurie B. Yoken The Final Chapter Classmates Who Are Not Pictured Eric Banks Fernando Ferreira Thomas Medeiros Dennis Bardan Shawn Fitzgibbons Lisa Mello James R. Botelho Danny Falgir Jeffrey Melo John F. Botelho Carlos Franco David McElroy Lisa Bravo Edward Frazer Kevin Moniz David Buckley Peter Freitas Maria Moneira Joseph Buckley Bobbie Gaspar Lurdes Mouronho Gene Allan Cabral Paul Giassin Phavy Muong Melanie Ann Cabral Rosa Gomes Sokruet Muong Ronald Carvalho Marc Grun Denise Nunes Susan Camara Michael Hackett Glen Pacheco Shannon Chasse Brian Hayden John Pericie Susan Choumard Maria Izaguirre Jeffrey Philips Phen Choun Karen Kershaw Tha San Belinda Centi Gnoeum Khek Kristen Schofield Jodi Cordeiro Sherry King John Siniro Paulo Correira Randy Knarr Robert Tavares Lynn Correira Maria Kohuakka Sutha Tea Heather Couio Venus La Berge Adelino Teixeira Roger Da Silva Keith Lanouette Eath Thar Dennis Dayler Eric Lauriano Sakhon Tung Paul De Forge Elizabeth Leonardo Mom Tin Raynette De Mello Danielle Gina Lubrano Kevin Valliere Sheng Deng Gilbert Marley Ana Vieira Isaac De Sousa Thomas Martins Jason Whalley Gina Dicarlo Daniel Mauricio Joseph Williams Thomas Donnelly Steven McGill Lori Williams Michael Dunn John Estrella Anna Medeiros Paul Medeiros Jessica Woollam Seniors in action B Profiles This year the Yearbook staff has decided to a add a new feature to the 1989 Record Book. The new stu- dent profile section is designed to give an in depth per- spective of each student that will make our years at Durfee more memorable. A picture may be worth a thousand words but with such a large diverse student body words may actually be worth more. Jennifer P. Adolfo 477 Ray Street D O B; 4 22 71 Nickname: Reffinnej Saying: “Oh god 1 don’t believe this!!” Likes: boyfriend John, photography. Dislikes: Mondays, bruity sister. Future:Ktnyon-Campbell celificate Dawn Mafie Aguiar 26A Pleasant View D O B: 7 26 70 Saying: “Gimme a break!! Food: pizza Likes: money, clothes, movies, music. Dislikes: cut slips, waking up early Future: college, my own restaurant Rochelle Murie Aguiar 116 Fooie Street D O B; 4 10 71 Nickname: Ro Saying: “Oh please!!” Food: pizza Likes: dancing, sleeping, working Dislikes: cold, heavy metal music Future: college and marry a rich man Cecilia Maria Albuquerque 745 Grinnell Street D O B: 5 9 72 Nickname: L.L. Saying: “Please! What do you mean?” Food: strawberries with Cool Whip Likes: music, dancing, guys, funk Dislikes: drugs, strict parents. Future: to be a dancer or an actress Michelle Lee Alexander 56 Cherry Street D O B: 1 8 71 Nickname: Mich Saying: “You know what I'm saying!” Food: pizza Likes: dancing, eating, working Dislikes: cold weather, rock music Future: college, move to Florida Kristina Almeida 330 Durfee Street D O B: 9 6 71 Nickname: Krissy Saying: “You’re beat Food; Chinese Likes: weekends, parties, music Dislikes: cut slips, waking up Future: a good job and to have fun Margarida Almeida 5 Orchard Street D O B: 4 9 69 Nickname: Margaret Saying: “See you all later!” Food: baked stuffed shrimp Likes: bike riding, movies, sports Dislikes:bugs, snakes Future: getting married, a good career Tony Almeida 78 Tremont St. D O B: 1 10 70 Nickname: Tony A. Saving: Can’t do it Food: Stack plates Likes: Girls, parties, beach vacations Dislikes: Books:,(most School teachers. Future:Beach bum, jailbird.Presidleni Annahcllc Amaral 741 June ,Street D O B: 12 10 71 Nickname: Anna Saying: “Party hearty! Food: Burger King Likes: going out partying Future: college, make money Scoti E. Amaral 541 Tccumseh Street D O B: 6 23 71 Saying: “Chill out!” Food: McDonald's Likes: not going to school Dislikes: Durfee Sarah Kirsten Anderson 130 Underwood Street D O B: 5 20 71 Nickname: Butch Saying: “You’ll see!” Food: cherry pie Likes; Saturdays, February 17 Dislikes: K.K., coffee ice cream Future: to move out of the house Stephanie Lee Antava 258 Pitman Street D O B: 3 4 71 Food: McDonald’s Likes: having money .spending ii Dislikes; gossip, rumor spreading Future:be rich,have a nice family Sylvia Costa Antonio 843 Broadway D O B: 4 8 7 i Nickname: Syl Saying: “Chris Food: veal parmesan; Italian food Likes: holidays Dislikes: waking up early Future: work hard, retire early Melissa Ann Araujo 32 Oregon Street D O B: 7 14 71 Nickname: Missy Food: pizza Likes: roller skating, going out Dislike:sitting home.doing nothing Future: college, tin accountant A Icina C. Arruda 269 Wilbur Street D O B: 11 4 70 Nickname: Ali Saying: 'Tung Goofic” Food: ice cream Likes; Vinny Mendes, sports. Dislikes: snobs, senior picture. Future: Burden School James Francis Arruda 739 Bray ton Avenue D O B: 3 2 71 Nickname; Jim Saying: What’s up? Food: pizza Likes: girls, money, fast cars. Dislikes:big dogs. math, insurance, Future:work for Wait Disney Corp. Jodi Lynn Arruda 375 Stafford Road D O B: 4 17 71 Nickname: Jod's Saying: “I don’t care!” Food: prime rib Likes: bowling, swimming, talking Dislikes: eggs Future: telephone operator Leonard E. Arruda 14 Oleate St, D O B: 9 10 71 Nickname: Lenny Likes: girls, cars, weight lifting, Rock Dislikes: school, cheep purfume Future: Making money! Karen Marie Arsenault 190 Jefferson Street D O B: 8 25 71 Nickname: “K Saying: “No doubt I” Food; prime rib Likes: partying, cruising the Avc. Dislikes: getting up early for school Future: get a job working with kids William Hagar Assad 350 Quequedmn Street D O B: 9 29 71 Nickname: Bill Saying: Oh man!! Food; Chinese Likes: sports, sleeping late, fast cars Dislikes: school work, my job Future: to run a large corporation Rosemarie Lisa Ataya 192 Haffards Street D O B: 12 30 71 Nickname: Rosie Saying: “Bah ha right!” Food: Lebanese Likes: theatre, music Dislikes: obnoxious people Future: to become a pediatrician David Michael Azercdo 174 Sprague Street D O B: 7 6 71 Nickname: Dave Saying: Chill out! Food: lasagna Likes: music, spoils, snow, summer Dislikes: coldness, school Pamela L. Baker 69 Mnaton Street D O B: 5 7 71 Nickname: Pam Saying: “Ineed some aspirin,” Food: lasagna Likes: diet soda. chocolate Dislikes: eating 3 meals a day Future: major in social work Lisa Marie Ballard 546 Durfee Street D O B: 2 22 71 Nickname: Lee Food: Chinese Likes: parties Future: become a model and an artist Michael Raymond Banville 641 Valentine Street D O B: 6 1 71 Nickname: Mike Food: mexican Likes: Carolyn Nadeau, swimming Future: international finance and relations Jeffrey Ronald Baptista 5300 No. Mam Street D O B: 1 9 71 Food; hamburgers, pizza Likes: Americans, reading Dislikes: Communists, conservatives Future: career military officer Emanuel T. Barboza 613 Columbia Street D O B: 9 29 71 Nickname: Manny Saying: “I'm American!” Food: chourico Likes: girls with hairy pits Dislikes: Immigration Bureau Future: to emigrate Sally Anne Barlow 318 Spencer Street D O B; 3 6 70 Nickname: Sal Saying: “I don't know,” Food: pizza, fast food Likes: Jim, money, parties Dislikes: being away from Jim Future:become a detective Beth Ann Bernier 172 Shawmul Street D O B: 9 30 71 Nickname: Clutz Saying: “Tootles man!! Food: lasagna Likes:my blue Chuck Taylor’s Dislikes: Aunt Millie Future: graduate from law school Track Lee Bettencourt 201 lepson Street D O B: 1 20 71 Nickname: Tray Saying: Oh please!” Food: turkey dinner Likes: Mark Brum Dislikes: mornings, English class. Future: attend college Karl Clement Bissinger 3013 No. Main Street D O B: 2 18 71 Nickname: Biss Saying: “I think you doubt it, Food: Papaburger Likes: Ronald Reagan. GOP Dislikes: Soviets, terrorists Future: U.S, Navy Theresa Lynn Bliss 85 Chicago Street D O B: 4 9 71 Nickname: Tree Saying: “You're out of it man!” Food: mexican Likes: Jeremy, concerts, violin Dislikes: rumors, thieves Future: to move out Susan Elizabeth Board man 332 Kenyon Street D O B: 5 8 71 Nickname: Souxsic Saying: “Oh please John!! Food: kiwi fruit Likes: summer of '88 Dislikes: mornings. K.W. Future: attend college Mark Steven Bolduc 7 Madison Street D O B: 4 9 71 Nickname: Buddy Food: pizza Likes: my 70 Chcvettc Dislikes: haircuts, posers Future: lots of sleep Kselda ¥. Borges 49 Plain Street D O B: 12 13 69 Nickname: Zd Saying: Give me a break! Food: Chinese Likes: bike riding, swimming Dislikes: being disorganized Future: getting married Lori Ann Bosi 360 Slade Street D O B: 3 12 71 Food: Italian Likes: beach, vacations, parties Dislikes: fighting and wasting time Future Plans; continue my education Mallie Bote I lm 241 America Street D O B: 10 15 71 Saying; 1 don’t know!” Food: shrimp Likes: shopping, my job Dislikes: homework, taking tests Future: going to college Michael P. Botelhu 493 William Street D O B: 12 10 71 Nickname: Mike Saying; “Take it easy!! Food: pizza Likes: weekends, parties Dislikes: any responsibilities Future: earn a degree in business Didioruh Marie Branco 153 Plain Street D O B: 12 8 71 Saying: “Hoi!!” Food; pizza Likes: friends, parties, theatre. Dislikes: spot quizzes, rainy days Future: finish college, get a great job Helen C. Branco 31 Slater Street D O B: 9 17 71 Nickname: Chatterbox Saying: “Are you serious?” Food; fried shrimp Likes: flex, being with friends Dislikes: taking S.A.T.’s. homework Future: attend college Tanya Marie Rnmcu 365 Chicago Street D O B: 2 15 71 Saying: “I’m so embarassed!” Food: pizza Likes: theatre, dancing, gymnastics Dislikes; the alarm in the morning Future: Elementary Ed. teach dance Christopher Lee Brennan 657 June Street D O B: 11 16 71 Nickname: Orange -man Saying: “Pick that wedge!” Food: Pop Tarts Likes: color orange Dislikes: the Avc.” Future:attend college graduate Nancy 1L Brwieau 16-F Hillside Manor D O B: 10 24 71 Nickname: None Saying; Take it easy killer. Food: Lasagna Likes: sewing going out having fun Dislikes: getting up so early Future: try best to be successful David L. Buckley 39 Buckley St reel D O B: 6 16 71 Nickname: Buck Saying: Salutations _ Food: hamburger, pizza Likes: basketball, football Dislikes: world hunger, poverty, Future: college, become an executive Joseph William Buckley HI 318 Broadway D O B: 11 13 70 Nickname: Joe Saying: “Sure. Food: pizza Likes: lacrosse, skiing, football Dislikes: apartheid, drug users Future: college, become successful C Elizabeth Cabral 37 Nancy Street D O B: 8 13 70 Nickname: Liz Saying: Bimbo” Food: fries with mayo Likes: flex, weekends, sleeping Dislikes: preppies, jocks, school Future: travel Jeffrey A, Cabral 27 McDonald Street D O B: 12 12 71 Nickname: Jeff Saying: What a geek! Food: pizza, codfish in a bag Likes: vacation, holidays, sports Dislikes: homework, working Future: college major In pharmacy Lisamarie Ashley Cabral 523 Ridge Street D O B: 11 16 71 Nickname: Lis Saying: I’ll do it in flex.” Food: french fries Likes: weekends, shopping Dislikes: Mondays Future: become a legal secretary Lynne Marie Cabral 42 Moore Street D O B: 12 21 71 Nickname: Cricket Saying; “Ain’t that special!” Likes: going lo the Car Palace Dislikes: freshmen, school Future: graduation Neliii I ntima Cabral 308 Davis Street D O B: 12 29 70 Nickname: Nel Food: shrimp, crab, steak Likes: my friends, music, vacations Dislikes: final exams. S.A.T. test Future: college Tracy Lee Cadi me 88 Liberty Street D O B: 1 28 70 Nickname: Tray Saying: “Get real!” Food: Italian grinders Likes: parties, summer, the beach Dislikes: school, work, snobs, preps Future: travel,someday get married Nteatf iwotiittniio'' hockey, work 179 Columbia Street D O B: 12 10 70 Nickname: Kluzak Saying;Tm in the Army now.” Food: Chinese Proflies Dislikes: marriugc, long school year Fuiure: join the Army, become a nurse Natividadc Sousa Gaetano 62 Snell Street D O B: 12 12 71 Nickname: Nat Saying; “Knock it off! Food; chicken Likes: music, reading, badminton Dislikes; waking up early future: go to college Tracey Cahill 127 Colfax Street D O B: 11 11 71 Food: pizza Likes: music, gymnastics Dislikes: Mondays, rainy days Future: go to college Eileen J, Camarti 9X Stafford Road D O B: 10 27 7« Food: pizza Likes: music, dancing Dislikes: getting up in the morning Future: go to business school Natasha M. Camara 185 Burnaby Street D O B: 4 7 71 Nickname: Nat Likes: gelling out of school for summer vacation Dislikes getting up in the morning Future: lx a hairdresser Olga M, Camara 362 Mulberry Street D O B: 1 8 70 Saying: Hi, how are you today! Food: ice cream, McDonald's Likes: coming to school, work Dislikes; getting in trouble Future: to open business Susan Camara 82 Wellington St. D O B: 4 17 71 Nickname: Sue Saying: We've got trouble here! Food: McDonald's Likes: Bobby, dancing, music Dislikes; rumors, people who lie Future: go on to college Christine Marie Caiuhra I -R Pleasant View D O B: 12 28 70 Nickname: Chris Food: fried clams Likes: living on my own Dislikes: working for a living Future: become a nurse Ramond A Campeuu D O B: 2 9 71 Nickname: Skip F.M.P Saying: What do you mean? Why? Food: chocolate cake, chocalatc milk. Likes: Rock . Roll, S.R., Fast Cars Dislikes: no money in my pocket Future ; Being a milliuiiare Sandra M. Carvalho 1005 N. Main St D O B: 9 25 71) Nickname: Sandy Food: McDonalds Likes: volleyball, shopping, dancing Dislikes: Freshmen, Mondays. Future; have a career in health Tanii Ann Carvalho 84 Winthrop Street D O B: 8 18 71 Nickname: Kid Saying: Ya right!!' Food: China Royal Likes: being a cheerleader Dislikes: attitudes Future: go to college Theresa Carvalho 151 High Street D O B: 7 28 70 Nickname: Tree Saying: You're so gay!” Food: chocolate, shrimp, cakes, Likes: dancing, sports, work. Dislikes; snobby people Future: go away to college Michelle Castro 363 Columbia Street D O B: 3 30 71 Nickname: Lucy Saying; “Honestly!” Food: McDonald's Likes: Majorettes. dancing. Dislikes; doing homework. Future: attend a four year college Alisha Chodkosvski 229 Wilson Ruud D O B: 2 22 71 Nickname:Wccsht Saying; ‘Not me! Food: tacos Likes: friends, theatre, swimming. Dislikes: snobs, pink and red Future: make it through college Patrick Steven C burette 1025 Bedford Street DA) B: 12 27 69 Nickname:Charetlcstcr Saying: Buddy. Food: steak Likes: snow boarding, swimming. Dislikes: smoking, cheese, Future: U.S, Coast Guard Graluim C. Char land '4 D O B: 9 8 71 Food: steak, shrimp, pizza Likes: playing hockey. Dislikes; flashing blue lights Fuiure: continue my education Paul Anthony Chaim! 227 Harrison Street Saying: “Don’t worry about it, ' Food: hamburgers anti french fries Likes: sports, lifting weights. Dislikes: commercials Future: getting married Cello A. Chaves 259 Harrison Street D O B: 7 13 71 Saying: Time is a waste of life. Food: pizza Likes: Motion Downey, Jr. Dislikes: English class, 8:00-2:03. Future: go to college Plied Choun 138 Fountain Street D O B: 1 11 69 Nickname: Mike Saying: Be gentle. Food: hamburgers Likes: nice looking girls, studying Dislikes: getting in trouble Future: go to college David Cldade 25 Church Street D O B: 2 14 71 Nickname: Dave Saying: “ Looking For me?” Food: pizza Likes: nice looking girls, fast ears Fuiure: U.S. Marine Corps Karen Lynn Cinquini 402 Woodman Street D O B: 12 14 7« Nickname: “Ka Saying: Get out of here!” Food: Chinese, seafood Likes: dancing, going out Dislikes: studying, altitudes. Future: to become a social worker Carl Cine 526 Third Street D O B: 9 24 70 Nickname: Bloop Saying: No hair. Food: steak Likes: sleeping late, worrking Dislikes: Monday mornings Future: to drive tractor trailer trucks Diane P. Commender 344 Beattie Street D O B: 9 5 70 Nickname: Rustic Saying: Can 1 ask you something? 1 Food: strawberries, pretzels Likes: weekends, the beach Dislikes: Latin class, cafeteria food Future; to be as successful as 1 can be Rico Cunforti 907 Rock Street D O B 5 31 71 Saying: I want to go home Food: pizza, seafood, spagetti Likes; vacations, parties, friends Dislikes: midterms, algebra Future: go to college, make a lot of S Kimberly Ann Conley 457 June Street D O B: 11 26 71 Nickname: Kimmy Saying: You're so gay! Food: pizza Likes: eating, sleeping, Friendly's Dislikes: scary movies, being bored Future: to travel around the world Sean P. Connell 495 South Beach Street D O B: 8 21 71 Saying: Hey Beaver!” Food; pizza, oranges Likes: color orange, parties Dislikes: speeding tickets, vegetables. Future: to shave my beard Patricia Ann Carded™ 565 Durfee Street D O B: 11 8 71 Nickname: Pat Saying: I almost care, but not quite.” Food: chocolate Likes: Ilex. Bob Marley.music Dislikes: English class, working Future: graduate, go to college Edmund A. Correia 4042 No. Main Street D O B: 11 29 71 Nickname: Ed Saying: Don't get my goal! Food: Me Nuggets Likes: the beach, parties, dirt bikes Dislikes: Cafeteria food Future: Law Enforcement Jay C. Correia 658 Langley Street D O B: 12 20 71 Nickname: Sport Saying:” What's up? Food: Pizza Likes: baseball, bowling, biking. Dislikes: vegetables Future: going to a four year college Paulo Jorge Correia 153 Bay Street D O B; 3 8 7« Nickname: Maradona Saying: What's up?” Food: steaks and pizza Likes: ploying soccer Dislikes: being criticized Future: to lie rich Christopher J, Costa 187 Cottage Street D O B: 2 19 71 Nickname: Chris Food; seafood Likes: pizza, sleeping Dislikes: Farmer Green Future: alligator hunting Claud in e Ann Costa 97 Lafayette Street D O B: 5 1 71 Nickname: Claude Saying: No way! That’s ridiculous! Food: twizzlers Likes: Sat, favorite friends Dislikes: freshmen, studying. Future: to attend college Eduarda M. Costa 63 Beach Street D O B: 5 19 70 Nickname: Eydic Saying: It’s time to go home.” Food: pizza Likes; gym, economics Dislikes: English. Math Future: work fora living James M. Costa 282 No, Marion Street D O B: 3 20 70 Nickname; “W Saying: You know what I mean. Food: Chinese Likes: singing, wrestling Dislikes: drugs, country music Future: to become a pop music singer Kimberly A, 'Casta 377 Slade Street D O B; 9 10 71 Nickname: Kimmy Saying: No way! Food: pretzels Likes: Jim Morrison, Bono Dislikes: funk Future: Bridgewater State College Mariana 11. Costa 24 Pelham Street D O B; 2 25 71 Nickname: Meah Saying: You know whal I mean.” Food: fried shrimp Likes: sewing, watch movies Dislikes: freshmen Future: to get a good paying job Richard N. Costa 184 Delulh Street D O B: 9 24 7« Nickname: Riclvie Saying: What's up punk? ' Food: pizza Likes: basketball Dislikes: school in the morning Fuiure: New England Tech Susan a M, Costa 290 Jefferson Street D O B: 9 22 70 Nickname: Susatia Saying; Oh man. Food: seafood Likes: going out with Walter Future: to have a wonderful career A Hyson E. Cote 1439 Highland Avenue D O B: 8 6 71 Nickname: Ally Saying ‘‘Intense Totally hot. Food: Chinese, pizza Likes; black. WBRU, scuba diving Dislikes: PINK, funk, Camuros Future: college, become a journalist Michelle J. Coulombs 876 Middle Street D O B: 7 14 71 Nickname: Mike Food: french fries Likes: cosmetology, English, WHJY Dislikes; Economics, funk Future: become a cosmetologist Jennifer Lee Cuusineuu 201 Concord Street D O B: 3 5 71 Nickname: J dinner Saying: “Don’t even!!” Food: ice cream Likes: Raymond, music, concerts Dislikes: olives (they're squishy) Future; college, become successful Heather Ann Conto 161 Suffolk Street D O B: 12 3 71 Nickname: Heath Saying: “Oh well!” Food: hamburgers Likes: cars, sports, outdoors, food Dislikes: school, snobby people Future: to work Cynthia Crofton 123 Huard Street D O B: 6 16 67 Nickname: Cindy Food: apple pie Likes: people to talk to Future: employment at Work Centers Elizabeth Carmen Curt 2019 Pleasant Street D O B: 11 20 7« Nickname: Liz Saying: O.K., O.K.” Food: french fries Likes: kids, cars, clothes, money Dislikes: rude people, snobby people Future: credit manager Kimberly J. Curt 81 Hood Street D O B: 7 3 71 Saying: “Do you have a problem 7” Food: Pizza Likes: sleeping, flex, days off Dislikes: school, rude editor Future: major incriminal justice Erin Lynn Cusick 976 No. Main Street D O B; 3 21 71 Nickname: Crickett Saying: “Don't bo stupid. Food: mcxican Likes: dancing Dislikes: homeless in Fall River Future: Katherine Gibbs School Marta R. dnCosta 531 Dwclly Street D O B: 9 1 71 Saying: “You know what I'm saying, Food, lasagna Likes: partying with my friends Dislikes: double period Biology Future: accountant and psychiatrist Michelle Carol da Cost a 32 Concord Street D O B: 3 12 71 Nickname: Mickey Saying; No sir!!” Food: egg rolls and fried rice Likes: Color Guard, going to parties. Dislikes: getting kicked out of the 450 Future: to become a pediatrician D Maria Elizabeth Dafonte 309 Hope Street D O B: 10 15 69 Nickname: Liz Saying: Get outta here!!” Food: french fries l.ikes: watching T.V., going out Dislikes: to work, homework Future; to make a lot of money Anna I, dal.uz 1222 No. Main Street D O B: 11 9 70 Saying: “Holy!!” Food: pizza Likes: going out. friends Dislikes: getting up in the morning. Future: go to college Roger P, daSilva 75 Boutwell Street D O B: 4 1 70 Nickname: Chops Saying: “What! Food: pizza Likes: flex, funny teachers Dislikes: crowded corridors Future: become rich and famous Mc gan E, Davenport 781 Jefferson Street D O B: 5 26 71 Saying: Get real! Food: lasagna Likes: weekends, subs, my job Dislikes: homework, liars Future: to go to college Shawn Patrick Davis 35 Norman Street D O B: 3 6 71 Food: pizza Likes: sports, eating, television Dislikes: college boards, interviews Future: attend college Brenda L, Dawson 258 Hyde Street D O B: 4 29 71 Nickname: Bren Saying: Get out! Food: Chinese Future: to go to college and become a phuramacist Dennis Rene Day lor 539 Fourth Street D O B: 10 14 70 Saying: “Wrong! Likes: rock ‘n roll Dislikes: funk Paul George DcAlmeidu 337 Newliall Street D O B: 3 9 71 Likes: art, music, performing Future: accounting, Tracy L, Dechaine 70 Burrows Street D O B: 5 31 71 Nickname: Tray Saying: “Oh please!!” Food: Chinese Likes: waterskiing, dancing Future: Temple University Nuno M, deCuutu 163 I him lei Street D O B: 7 9 71 Saying; “How's life?” Food: Fisherman's Platter Likes: Sunday at the beach Dislikes: up until 3:o study Future: become a “pioneer . Lindsay L, Del’llrias 2002 Robeson Street D O B: 6 28 71 Food: Italian Likes: my friends. Michael Herren, sports. Mr. Martini Dislikes: History Future: college Paul Lewis Deforce, Jr. 486 Palmer Street Nickname: Paul Saying: Radical!” Food: pizza | Likes: Ozzy. concerts, music. Dislikes: funk heads, school, Future: auto mechanic KuyiuMtc L, Demelln 137 Langley Street D O B: 11 5 71 Nickname: Senior Citizen 1 Saying: ‘TI1 bury you!' Food: seafood salad Likes: concerts, hanging around with Dawn Future; to become successful in business Sheng Bald Deng 1680 So, Main Street D O B: 6 5 71 i Food: Chinese Future: Continue studying and get a job Cesar A. DcOliveira 30 Choate Street D O B: 8 14 71 Nickname: Coffee can Saying: “Ask me if I care!” f Food: other people's , Likes: concerts, music, guitars I Dislikes: cars that look good but don't run Future: to become an electrician Christopher A. DeSa 235 Davis Street D O B: 10 16 71 Nickname: Brother Fowl: Doritos Likes: concerts, pizza, my girlfriend Dislikes: funk, funksters, preps. I homas L. Destroyers 77 Woodman Street D O B: 10 1 71 Nickname: Tommy I Saying: Shut up!” Food: onion pizza Likes: sports, life, weekends Dislikes: Mon-Fri. school, women Isaac DeSousa 382 Bay view Street D O B: 2 5 70 Lucia DeSimsa 593 Dwelly Street D O B; 10 11 7! Nickname: Lucy Saying; “But anyway....” Food: pizza Likes: music, hot rods Dislikes: geting up in the morning Future: architecture William DeSousa 195 Denver Street D O B: 4 24 70 Nickname: Bill Saying: Billy knows best!!” Food: pizza, chicken, steak, shakes Likes; sports cars, electrical equipment. Dislikes: waking up early, homework, work Future: working in a big corporation Jocelyn K. Desrosiers 1051 Stafford Road D O B: 5 24 71 Nickname: Jocc Likes: partying with the gang, sleeping. Dislikes: Mrs. Curt’s call slips. Economics Future: go to college, get married. Carla Sandra Dias 347 Lawton Street D O B: 6 19 71 Nickname: Speedy Saying: “Hi bimbo!” Likes: partying, sports, hanging out Dislikes; Monday mornings, winter, Future: engineering. Pharmacist. Lina Dias 60 Norfolk Street D O B: 8 16 71 Saying: “What's up?” Likes: music, shopping. Future: to be a secretary Luis H. Dias 1634 No, Main Street D O B: 6 5 71 Nickname: Louie Saying: “Well that's a bummer Food: pizza Likes: computers, wrestling. Dislikes waking up for school Fuiurc:comptiter engineer Michael Dias 138 Warren Street D O B: 4 7 71 Nickname:MikeyD, Likes: playing sports. Dislikes: getting up in the morning Future; go to college and play soccer in college Nclia Dias 564 Birch Street D O B: 11 19 71 Nickname: Nel Nellie 1 Saying: No Doubt Fond: Pizza Likes: Fridays, Tennis, Volleyball Dislikes: Snobs, p Future: To attend B.C.C Sandra M. Dias R3 Harrison Street D O B: 3 4 70 Nickname: Saudi. Smiley Food: tacos Likes: U2, Steven, my friends. Dislikes: arguing Future: to go to S.M.U Lisa Marie DiMano 50 Cliff Street P O B: 10 29 71 Nickname: Lee Sayiiig:”You know what I mean?” Food: tuna fish Likes: partying, pay day Dislikes: getting up in the morning, work Future: go on to secretarial school Laurie Ann D'Orlundo 324 Broadway Street D O B: 11 28 71 Saying: Yu know what I'm saying Food: Italian Likes; Music, parties and pay day Dislikes: mornings Future: to attend college Lori A, Dubuque 524 Ml. Pteasem Street D O B: 3 26 71 Nickname: L.D. Saying: Ay! you only live once Food: Chinese. Italian, Ice Cream Likes: men Dislikes; Two-faced people Future: To become very rich Derek John Dupont 1099 County Street P O B: 4 20 71 Nickname: Swanson Saying; We ain't stupid FockI: Steak and Lobster Likes: Girls, fast cars. Dislikes: School security Future: Own my own business Jennifer Lllen Dzialo 313 Cypress Street D O B: 5 11 71 Nickname: Polish Princess. Dimples Saying: Be quiet bubblehead Food: Chicken Tenders Likes: Vacations, Christmas. Dislikes: Reading Shakespeare, Future: Go to college for teaching E Richard Owen Lacan 357 Reading Street D O B: 6 25 71 Nickname: Dick. Eggy Saying; “Sony!” Food: graham crackers with milk Likes: Cheers, football, fishing. Dislikes: algebra, cats, seafood. Future: to become rich, famous, Pamela Lddy 1320 President Avenue D O B: 7 9 71 Nickmane: Pam Saying: I'm sure, be real Food: Hotdogs salads Likes: Boys, dances, graduating, friends, music Dislikes: Snobs, homework, Antonio A, Llumba 906 Wood Street P O B: 8 24 71 Nickname: Am Saying: anything that is sensible Food; the edible kind Likes: sleeping, Karen, baseball, Dislikes: my alarm clock, splinter Future: go to college Kathy Estrela 1507 Rodman Street P O B: 2 16 70 Nickname: Smiley Saying: Yea, right!” Food: chouxico and peppers Likes: like fining hair, makeup. Dislikes; funk Future: to become a cosmetologist Karen Holly Estrella 34 Moore Street D O B: 10 27 71 Nickname: S- m-atl Saying: “You're bumming Food: baked stuffed shrimp Likes: beach, horses, babies Dislikes: working, homework Future: to go to college F Tracy Falcon 431 Wood Street D O B: 5 25 71 Nickname: Crash Saying: “Wow!” Food: spaghetti Likes: skiing with Don, Dislikes: flat tires Diane C. Faria 28 Dublin Street D O B: 10 5 71 Nickname. Dee Saying: Give me a break Food: shrimp Likes: swimming, music, a Dislikes: bugs, freshman Future: i plan on getting married Laurie Lorraine Farquhar 321 Belmont Street D O B: 7 23 71 Nickname: Pufo Saying: “Holy Christmas!!” Food: homemade ravioli Likes; sports, summer vacation. Dislikes: people not on time Future: graduate from college Pamela Fata 479 Freelove Street D O B; 5 12 71 Nickname: Pam Saying: ‘Wanna go outside?” Food: pizza Likes: Joe. summer, going out Dislikes: school, slaying home Mark S. Feilelherg 503 Highland Avenue D O B: 10 6 70 Nickname: Sharks Saying: Anyhow.....” Food: Chinese cuisine Likes; algebra. Farmer Green champ. Dislikes: applications, drugs Future:Co prcsidenl of Fcitelberg Co. Dean VI. Ferreira 45B Rolling Green D O B: 11 27 70 Nickname: Chiquila Saying: I‘II jack you up! Food; lobster l.ikes: parties, girls, flex, money Dislikes; waking up in the morning Future: drive a Porsche 911 Dennis A. Ferreira 846 President Avc. D O B: 9 10 70 Nickname: Randy Food: stuffed peppers Likes: most things Dislikes: some things Future: marriage, kids, family Jacqueline Maria Ferreira 557 13 ray ton Avenue D O B: 4 7 71 Nickname: Jackie Saying: “Excuse me!!-, “What? Food; seafood Likes: going out with my friends Dislikes: gelt tug up for school Future; to become a teacher Robert S, Ferreira 2064 So.Main Street D O B: 12 8 70 Nickname: Zippy Food: meal pies Likes: sports, parties Dislikes: parties, getting busted Future:run faster than speeding bullets Eric Fontaine 175 Hamlet Street D O B; 11 26 71 Nickname: Stainer Food: shrimp, lobster, cheesburgers Likes; women, music, Tim's earring Dislikes: medium rare steak, school Future: school Erica Fontaine 175 Hamlet Struct D O B: 11 26 71 Nickname: Wuzzle Saying: “Piece of crap!” Food: chicken and stars soup Likes: food, phone, friends, and guys Dislikes: school, parents, curfews Future: grow up Carlus A. Franco 514 County Street D O B: 11 1 71 Nickname: Prankster Saying: Flex Food: Sam's meal pics takes: all sports, females Dislikes: .Senior Office Future: Horse neck Beach bum John Frank HI 112 Byron Street D O B: 6 19 71 Nickname: John Saying: Forget it Food: Shrimp, Prime Rib Likes: Skiing.Tennis.and computers Dislikes: Things that are slow. Future: College, become an Architect. Edward Brian Frazer 147 Woodman Street D O B: 6 16 71 Nickname: Eddy Future; Don't Know Eric M. Furl ado 936 Locust Street D O B: 10 4 71 Saying: “Nevermind!” Food: pizza Likes: sports, women, parties Dislikes: parties that get busted up Future: further education Jodi L. Furtado D O B: 2 5 71 Nickname: Jodi Saying: “I don't know!” Food: Chinese Likes: days off, flex, soaps Dislikes: classes, my job Future: to become tin electric engineer Kimberly Ann Furtadu 98 Sprague Street D O B: 10 28 71 Nickname: Kimmie Saying: Omy god, I don't believe this. Food: seafood Likes; going out with my friends Dislikes: winter, cafeteria food, snow Future: legal secretary Maria Fatima Furtado 117 Hanover Street D O B: 2 7 71 Nickname: Fatima Saying: “Do you understand?” Food: seafood Likes: music, funk, dancing Dislikes: nosey people, cold mornings Future: secretary , office worker Timothy L. Furtado 239 Garden Street D O B: 10 29 71 Nickname: Dude Fond: pizza Likes: sports, summer, hanging out Dislikes: obnoxious girls Future: college G Melissa Lynne Gabriel 173 Albion Street D O B: 6 28 71 Nickname: Missy Saying; Like...” Food: anything Likes: vacations, parties, Fridays Dislikes; SATs Future: to be an accountant Russell R. Gagnon D O B: 4 27 71 Nickname: Russ Saying: I think I bombed that test! Food: spare ribs Likes: ice hockey, tennis, volleyball Dislikes: interviews, football Future: college, become an engineer Jacqueline Marie Gagne 63 Ray Street D O B: 10 11 70 Nickname: Jackie Food: pizza, seafood Likes; music, rollerskating,swimming Dislikes: ice skating, school Future: going to college Ricardo Carlos Garcia 7538 No. Main Street D O B: 3 7 71 Nickname: Ricky Saying: “Love and peace. Food; octopus, pork Likes: singing, tennis, swimming Future: Electrical Ettginee Kimberly J. Garrett 193 Adams Street D O B: 6 20 71 Nickname: Kim Saying: ‘‘No way!! Food: anything Likes: being happy, a good time Dislikes: groups at Durfce Future: make a difference in the city Wendy Michelle (Ahan 22 B Maple Gardens D O B: 5 10 71 Aaron David fierraughty 613 Hanover Street D O B: 7 24 71 Food: China Royal Likes: Truck, skiing Dislikes: people who complain Future: Business Finance major Paul J. Giassnn 375 Third Street D O B: 11 10 71 Nickname: P.J, Saying: “Let's pat it this way. Food; pizza Likes: haskctbull. baseball, no school Dislikes: school Future: go to a two year tech school Joanne M. Gilktt 30 Guy Street D O B: 1 3 71 Nickname: Jo Saying: “We out o' here! Food: pizza, fast food Likes; cruising the Avc.. guys, parties Dislikes: cafeteria food, gelling up Future: going to college in the future David Martin Gluchticki 371 Rciiaud Street D O B: 12 21 71 Nickname: Gltikc Food: fast food Likes: sports, music Dislikes: people with big egos April Lenn Goff 397 Belmont Street D O B: 4 14 71 Nickname: Poo Bear Saying: “Too funny!” Food: seafood Likes: rollerskating, tec skating Dislikes: homework, snobby people Future: Navy Rosa Gomes 349 Aldcn Street D O B: 10 31 70 Nickname: Rose Saying: “What's up?” Food: pizza Future: going to school Elizabeth Marie Goncalves 109 DeluiIt Street D O B: 8 19 71 Nickname; Liz Saying: Get a life,” Food: pizza Likes; reading, listening to the radio Future: Bristol Community College (Jury N. Gosselin 330 Emmett Street D O B 10 31 71 Food: spinach on buttered rye toast Likes: heavy metal, music, wil Dislikes: funk, music, snobby people Future: to rule the world Elizabeth Anne Goularl 849 Walnut Street D O B 6 10 70 Nickname; Dizzy Lizzy Food: cheeseburger filled with Ire itch fries Likes: majorettes, theatre, singing, flex Dislikes: Snotty people, favas beans Future Plans: To pursue an acting career .Mare Robert Greene 49 Blaine Street D O B: 12 25 71 Peter Griffin 105 Albany Street D O B: 9 10 70 Proflies Saying: Cut like a gray hound Likes: Music, Towers. Sleeping, Friday Karen Stephanie Gtiinen 1380 Locust Street D O B: 10 17 71 Saying: Yo dude!! Food: pizza Likes: fights, heavy metal, driving, parties Dislikes: school, work, slaying home Future: bum around H Michael David Haekett 870 Maple Street D O B: 3 3 71 Nickname: Mike Saying: Get ouia here!” Food: McDonald’s Likes: parties, music Dislikes: school, waking up Future: make a lot of money Tammy Lynn Hacking 118 Wilcox Street D O B: 7 23 71 Saying: “Yea. right! Food: McDonald's Likes: music, dancing, parties, summer Dislikes: Economics, school, rumors Future: become a registered nurse Carla K. Haddad 106 Lafayette Drive D O B: 12 17 71 Food: McDonald's Future: attend college major in pharmacy Kathleen Hague 1262 Watkins Street D O B; 8 20 71 Nickname: Kathy Saying: 'Leave me alone! Food: McDonald’s Likes: parlies, movies, going out Dislikes; drugs, fights, staying home Future:go to business school Renee l.inn Halpin 182 Barlow Street D O B: 1 21 71 Saying: Leave me alone!!” Food; McDonald's Likes: slaying home Dislikes: fights, waking up in the morning Future: attend business school Seth Thomas Hargraves 181 Madison Street D O B: 4 5 71 Nickname: Hog Food: pizza, steak and cheese sub Likes: money, flashing light, color orange. Dislikes: people who arc smarter than me, Future:leap tall buildings in a single bound Matthew K. Hartnett 25 FI ill side Street D O B: 11 4 7! Likes: skiing Dislikes: school, work Future: college and maybe a good job Michael R. Herren 102 Phillips Street D O B: 1 10 71 Saying: Call the cops!!” Likes: girls. Bishops, Towers. Mile Dislikes: E. Greenwich Police Future:own my own business Jennifer Erin Hupp 1019 Montgomery Street D O B: 10 31 71 Nickname: Join Saying: Pm sorry.” Food: lusagnu Likes: color blue, weekends with friends Dislikes: hypocrites. D.P.. Monday Future; go to college, become an engineer Carey Anne Hyde 83 Garfield Street D O B: 3 29 71 Saying; It wasn’t me!!” Food: anything Italian IJkes: going to the beach Dislikes: doing homework, leftovers Future: college, nursing career I David P. I sherwnod 1396 Plymouth Avenue D O B: 12 30 71 Nickname: Dave Saying: BED. Food: steak Likes: off reading, trucks Dislikes: jocks Future: aviation mechanic Maria E. l aquirrc 169 Doyle Street D O B: 11 21 70 Nickname: Mary Food: Spanish Likes: listening to music, basketball Dislikes: when friends arc mad at me Future: self-employed as an architect I Alan Lmiis Javier 1649 Rodman St D O B L1 30 71 Nickname: A.J. Saying : can't beat join them!” Food ; Pizza Likes : pop music, icc skating Dislikes : metal, gills with braces 76 Future : College Frederick Matthew Jean 27 Heatley Place D O B: 6 5 71 Food: tortcllini Likes: Biology, outdoor activities Dis] ikes: at tendance pol icy Future: Zoology major Kelly Ann Jeffrey 288 Buffinlon Street D O B: 10 09 71 Nickname: Jeff Saying: Don’t even start! Likes: girl's basketball, vacations Dislikes: Mr. Coady's Latin class Future: college, get a good job Barrett Hayes Jones 9 Ward Street D O B: 10 25 71 Nickname: ice cream Saying; I'm serious!! Food: coffee icc cream Likes: parties at the dirt road Dislikes: N.B. Future: college, get a great job K Stephanie Marie Kelley 27A Pleasant View D O B: 3 18 71 Nickname: Steph Saying: Do you know what I mean? Food: lobster, seafood Likes: animals, ice cream, spring, traveling Dislikes: fall, snakes, basketball, reading Future: go to college, physical therapist Sherry Ann King 125 Howland Street D O B: 8 10 71 Food: Wendy's Likes: men, money, clothes, style Dislikes: school Future:Own my own business Richard Kitchen 24 Valley Street D O B: 12 27 70 Nickname: Kitch Likes; baseball, football Future: going to college Dawn Kleinherger 80 Archer Street D O B: 11 1 71 Nickname: Berger Saying: Come on, man. Food: Italian grinders with no peppers Likes: U2, safety pins, world peace, black, BRU Dislikes: PDA, Aunt Millie. English. Whitney Future: graduate from college, marry Bono Dawn Marie Koslowski 58 Fourth Street Apt. 205 D O B: 9 5 71 Nickname: Dawny Saying: Leave me alone Food: fruits, all Italian food Likes: baby sitting, reading, writing, boys Dislikes: homework Future: go to college, maybe Helen Magerat Elizabeth Kuhn 75 Mount Hope Avenue D O B;2 28 71 Nickname: Hel Saying: I lost my pocket book Food: yogurt Likes; going ouyt with my friends Dislikes: college applications and aerobics Future: attend college (God walling) Lori K. Kidpa 57 Whipple Street (P.O. Box 1571) D O B: 8 5 71 Saying: Right! Food: lasagna Likes; Friday and Saturday nights, shopping Dislikes: snobs, people rubbing silverware Future: go to college, a bachelors' in architecture Kvle Kupicc 625 Nichols Street D O B: 12 6 70 Nickname: Koop Saying: Later Food: Sam's meat pies, pizza Likes: baseball, basketball, towers, miles, bishops Dislikes: school, losing Future: going to college Venus Ann LaBerge 29 Massasoit St. D O B: 9 1 71 Saying: What Food: Fruits Likes: boys, music, cooking Dislikes: homework, cleaning Future: college or working in an insurance co. Christine Teresse l.aflcur 46 Beverly Street D O B: 11 12 71 Nickname: Chris Saying: I Cant! Food: Anything Mexican Likes: Music,band trips, out with friends Dislikes: Staying after for band Future: To further my education Stacy Ann Lafleur 124 Monarch Street D O B: 5 16 71 Nickname: Siaee Saying: Like what's the deal here? Food: Coco Puffs, raw cookie dough Likes; Bruce Springsteen, Mr. McMahon's class Dislikes: college application essays, freshmen Future: medical school for pediatric medecine Joanne Ifcth Lagasse 656 Mt. Hope Ave D O B: 8 25 71 Nickname: Jo-Jo Saying; Shall I hold a parade?1' Food: pizza Likes: music, singing, theater, John,friends Dislikes: school, McDonald's Future: manage a huge corporation Kristianna Whitney Lake 172 Madison St. D O B: 3 22 71 Nickname: Blondie Saying: Ya think so? Food: Peanutbutter sandwiches Likes: Summer of 88 , G.RJuly 16th Dislikes: Good-byes Future: college, marine biology Judy Ann La prise 28A Maple Gardens D O B: 2 26 71 Nickname: Ju Ju Food: steak Likes: roller skating, gym Future: become a nurse Norma Jean Levesque 378 Stafford Rd. D O B: 10 27 69 Nickname: Norm Saying: Give me a break. Food: fried clams Likes; being able lo see all my friends Dislikes: getting up in the morning Future: to be a hair dresser Nelia Couto Ltitao 116 Bamaby St D O B: 4 21 69 Nickname: Nelly Saying: I don't care Food: nuggets Likes: clothes, dancing Dislikes: w orking, coming to school Future: business school Patricia Ann Lclourneau 65 Charlotte St. D O B: 6 16 71 Nickname: Cakes Saying: White Roses! White Roses! Food: Big Mac Likes: Danny. Newport, vacations Dislikes: Mondays, car insurance, rain Future: To become an industrial psychologist Robin Lee Levesque 878 Slade Si. D O B: 3 30 71 Nickname: Robin Saying: You wish! Food: McDonald's Likes: Going out, spons, children. Dislikcsrscafood, walking, school, staying home Future: Child care worker. Steven C. Love Jr. 2000 Bay St D O B: 10 27 70 Nickname: Love Saying; Hi! Food: Firehouse Pizza Likes: Girlfriend, surfing, car racing Dislikes: Mean teachers Future: Own landscaping company Hands C. Luce loin 245 No. Main St, D O B: 10 26 7 Nickname: Roc Saying: Twist another brother. Food; Lobster Likes; Girls, flex Dislikes: Business Law, working Future: To own my own business M Danielle Machado 1012 Madison Si. D O B; 5 5 71 Nickname: Dani Food: Chocolate Chip Cookies Likes; Frogs, my dog. and my mom Dislikes: Veggies Future: Go to school, get married, have children Richard .1. Machado 696 Locust St, D O B: 7 21 7 Nickname: Rick Food: Pizza Likes: Playing tennis, skiing, watching t.v,. Future: To become manager of a bank Carolyn Joan Macri 355 Cypress St. D O B: 10 16 71 Nickname: Ca Saying: Isn’t that special Food; Italian Likes: Rock music. Van Halen. dancing, cats Dislikes: Work, raps Future: College Tummy A. Maillottx 631 Pokross St, D O B: 8 9 71 Food: French Fries Likes: My boyfriend, weekends, music, dancing Dislikes: Homework Future: To attend a respectable business school Patrick K. Malloy 64 Underwood St. D O B; 10 1 70 Nickname: Moses Saying: Later! Food: Scallops Likes: Chicks, basketball, myself, beach Dislikes: Hairspray, cellulite, red meat, Future: lawyer with more kids than 1 can count Melissa Marie Munition 423 Eld ridge St. D O B: 2 16 71 Saying: Ay! Food: lee cream, Chinese Likes: Friendly's, men, money Dislikes: 2-faced people Future: Go to college, and then gel married Debora Marcel inn 211 Columbia Street D O B: 8 31 71 Nickname: Deb Saying: Don ! eeven Food: steak and lobster, peanut cups Likes: skipping school and not getting caught Dislikes: people who pick their noses Future: to become rich Wendy Lynn Martel 128 Mount Hope Avc. D O B: 2 19 71 Food: macaroni and cheese Likes: vacations, being with my friends Dislikes: homework Future: go to business administration Melissa Ann Marlin 114 Jepson Street D O B: 4 29 71 Nickname; Missy Food: chicken fingers Likes: jewelry, vacations Dislikes; getting up in the morning, goodbye Future: college, plans for marriage Dai id Martins 76 Hunter Street D O B: 10 22 71 Nickname: Poncho Saying: Crazy.” Food; Tuna Likes: hockey, football, the beach, boats Dislikes: dumb people, phony people Future: college, work in my major, Norberto Joseph Martins 105 Chace Street D O B: 4 24 71 Nickname: Norby Saying: What's up big guys? Food: Mexican, Chinese Likes: sleep, parties, money, eating Dislikes: my brother’s car, stingy Future: college and gel a good wealthy job Sundra Paula Marlins 135 Vale Street D O B; 6 29 71 Nickname: Saudi Saying: Isn'l that special Food; potato chips Likes: older men. rock music, leather. Dislikes: sports, jocks, flourescents, funk. Future: registered nurse, wife, mother Susan Beatrice Martins 578 Lawton Street D O B: 5 3 71 Nickname: Crash Sue Saying: Take care Food: chicken fingers Likes: beaches, being with my friends, talkini Dislikes: saying goodbye, homework Future: college, helping others Daniel Mauricio 214 Oliver Street D O B: 1 3 71 Food: pizza Likes: sports, girls, music Future: four years of college ( had Steven Mazzarclla 349 Reading Street D O B: 9 22 71 Nickname: Cheez. Chadola Saying: I thought you were bringing the citudt Food: junk food Likes: music, biking. Van Halen, playing dnii Dislikes; being bored, Slingcrland Drums, Future; to major in music Micluitla M. McCloskey 276 Montgomery Street D O B: 6 11 71 Saying: You’re instigating Food: Lobster and Cow Milk Likes: Jacqui, Chris and Jeff: you're the best! Dislikes: reaching your limit on a credit card Future: to be as great as Chris Norman David Me Elroy 520 Third Street Apt. 10 D O B; 10 30 71 Saying; Yeah boy Food: lusangna Likes: football basketball, baseball, rap music Dislikes; drugs, homework Future: state trooper Mary Ellen McMahon 352 Cypress Street D O B: 7 29 71 Nickname; Mary Melon Saying: I do not Food: anything Italian Likes: weekends, parties, Elvis, the Dregs Dislikes: cutslips, cafatcna food, speed limits, Future: to be rich, successful and married Beth McMullen 35 Hood Street D O B: 5 3 71 Nickname: Peppermint Patty Saying: No kiddin Food: D'Angelos Likes: majorettes, swimming, friends, children Dislikes: English. Monday momingsj Future: to go lo college Heidi Lee Me Nall v 2000 Bay Street Api. 58D D O B: 6 18 71 Nickname: Tiny Saying: Hasta la vista Food: Chinese Likes: payday, weekends and foreign ears Dislikes: Mondays, getting in trouble, bills Future: lab technician Christopher J. Means 601 Amity Street D O B: 3 28 71 Nickname: Meansie Saying: Yeah right kid. Beal il kid Likes: basketball. Dee laying (DJ). dance mu Dislikes: copycats, inundations Future; go to college Alison V. Medeiros 78 Consul Street D O B: 3 3 71 Nickname: Alex Anna Maria Medeiros 94 Gagnon Street D O B: 6 8 71 Nickname: Annie Snying:That’s nice! Likes: reading, driving, music, parties Dislikes: phonies, cafeteria food. Future Plans: Hopefully becoming a nurse, Anna Paula Medeiros 31 Cross Street D O B: 3 2 70 Saying: Sup! What's the matter? Find Food: pizza, Portuguese food, junk food Likes: Going out with friends, shopping. Dislikes: staying home, going to school. Future: go to college Douglas Paul Medeiros 135 Celia Street D O B: 4 10 71 Nickname: Doug Saying: Ah-oooon! Food: pasta and codfish Likes: Durfce cross country and track, music. Dislikes: the air in I he gym while trying to run Future:to become a contestant on remote control Elizabeth Hotel ho Medeiros 510 Bradford Avenue D O B; 4 9 71 Nickname: Liz Saying: Flippin’ Food: black raspberry ice cream. Big Maes Likes: sports, walking in the country, shopping. Dislikes: when my family cals my ice cream Future: go to college J. Christopher Medeiros 37® Milton Street D O B: 5 1 71 Nickname: Guppy Saying: Champ Food: filet mignon Likes: basketball, sports, being with friends Dislikes: getting up early, English, home work Future: to attend college, major in business Joseph John Medeiros 40 Lincoln Avenue D O B: 10 12 71 Nickname: Jay Saying: Hashanncc Hies Food: taco salad, cafeteria style Likes: running, fishing, U2 Dislikes: tendinitis, heavy metal satantes Future: pharmacist Linda A. Medeiros 507 King Street D O B: 3 26 71 Nickname: Mousey (Lynn) Saying: Big Time Food: Spaghetti Likes: The avenue, rock music Dislikes: Jocks.preps.and snobs. Future: Go to a Business College. Michael Medeiros 251 Smith Street D O B: 7 30 71 Nickname: Mike Saying: Do you wanna? Food: Just about anything Likes: Money, women, school,and flex. Dislikes: Sexually Transmitted Diseases. Future: To buy a pair of pants Miranda Kate Medeiros 1168 Robeson Street D O B: 7 4 71 Nickname: Mandy Saying: If it's meant to be it will happen. Food: Strawberries. Pepridge Farm Cookies. Likes: Blizzards, hugs, and mistletoes. Dislikes: F’s Future: Be happy. Renata M. Medeiros 37 Emerson Street D O B: 12 7 71 Nickname: Nadie Saying: Oh Okay! Food: Pizza Likes: Sports, music, and cooking. Dislikes: To get up early for school. Future: To graduate from college Ron F. Medeiros 445 Norman Street D O B: 12 12 69 Food: All of it Likes; Money .women.food, sleep, and flex. Dislikes: Sexually Transmitted Diseases Susan Conceicao Medeiros 355 Columbia Street D O B: 1 30 71 Nickname: Woodstock Saying: You're so gay, be natural. Food:Little Necks and Stuffed Shrimp. Likes: The ocean especially at night,. Dislikes: To many material things, Future: work at Sea World Susan Medeiros 4 Carlisa Drive D O B: 4 14 71 Nickname: Sue Saying: You know what I mean. Food: Chocolate cake with vanilla Frosting. Likes: Music study with Joey Joynt,, Dislikes: Algebra and Solfeggio tests. Future: Elementary Education. Walter C Medeiros Jr. 353 Rcnaud Street D O B: 2 19 71 Nickname: Wally Saying: What do you mean’1? Food: Pizza Future: To own a business, Carl R. Mello 653 Woodman Street D O B: 4 15 71 Nickname: Carl Food: Pizza Likes: Surfing,bimK s.U2, and water-skiing. Dislikes. Working, thinking Future: live an easy life. Elizabeth Ann Mello 145 Canal Street D O B: 6 15 72 Nickname: Liz Saying: ; What the fudge' Food: Italian Lisa M Mello 91 Dover Street D O B; 7 2 71 Nickname: Lee Food: Taco's Likes: Phoiography, swimming, bicycling. Dislikes: Spinach.frowns,school, Future; To live in California Marc Mello 54 North Roekwell Street Apt. 103 D O B: 7 28 71 Food: Doritos.Ore Ada taco lots Likes: Friends, Parties, and Weekends Dislikes: Girl's with mustaches, and winter Future: Become successfully independent Patrick J Mello 120 Oregon Street D O B: 9 23 71 Nickname: P,J. Saying: Take It down i KICK) Food: Pizza Likes: Summer, beach, and swimming. Dislikes: Fags, Gyro Spazes Future: Chemical Engineer Christine Ann Melo 546 Nichols Street D O R: 9 29 71 Nickname: Melo. Melvin Saying: You know what Lm saying? Food: steak subs Likes: volleyball, to go dancing, the beach, sports Dislikes: car accidents, mathematics Future: go to college and be my own boss Lucia T. Melo 346 Jefferson Street D O B: 8 20 70 Saying: Hi! Food: .seafood Likes: sports, travel, shopping Dislikes: working Future: to be rich Naomi Melo 546 Nichols .Street D O B: 8 12 70 Nickname: Na Food: marshmdlo treats Likes: beach, being tan, clubbing, summer Dislikes: rude people, swearing, liars, fakes Future: a job with traveling Denise Patricia Michaud 140 Morreland Street D O B: 4 16 71 Nickname: Dee Saying: yeah. O.K. Food: diet Likes: music, fitness Dislikes: Just about everything Future: court reporter Louis J. Miranda 33 Tecumseh Street D O B: 4 7 71 Nickname: Lou Food: American Likes: loud heavy metal music, fast cars Dislikes: school, rules, slow drivers Future: probably a bass player Danictki F. Muniz 15 Oliver Street D O B: 11 6 69 Nickname: Danny Saying: Hi Food: seafood Likes: sports, shopping, traveling, and my friends Dislikes: working Future: planning to be rich Isabel Fatima Muniz 133 Fenner Street D O B: 8 13 70 Nickname: Izzy Saying: “What’s up?” Food: pizza Likes: dancing, listening to music Dislikes: homework, tests Future: go to college to study management Paula Margaret Moniz 328 Charles Street D O B: 11 1 71 Nickname: Paula Saying: “Gel out of my face!” Food: T V. dinners Likes: listening to music, dancing, going out. Dislikes: work Future: graduate, go to college and get married Rubin L, Moniz 166 Beattie Street D O B: 3 30 71 Saying: “You goof!! Food: all foods Likes: shopping, sleeping, making people happy Dislikes: work Future: Elementary teacher Tony Muniz 388 Snell Street D O B: 3 18 71 Nickname: Big Guy Saying: “Put up or shut up! Food: anything Likes: Christine, weekends, sports Dislikes: homework Future: four year college Karen E. Mon tie 595 Hanover Street D O B: 7 3 71 Nickname: Kuswell Saying: “I don’t know!” Food: Italian Likes: windsurfing, field hockey, most sports Dislikes: people pulling my hair, being bored Future: to do lots of traveling, have a family Maria Fatima Moreira 405 Fifth Street D O B : 5 13 70 Nickname: Fatima Saying: You bean!!1 Likes: watching T.V., talking to people Dislikes: work Future: cosmetologist Maria Lurries M our on ho 336 Bank Street D O B: 1 27 70 Food: Portugese food Likes: animals and all the natural beauties Future: be a nurse or child care Nanci DaCosta Mouronho 352 Bank Street D O B: 9 14 70 Saying: “I hear ya!” Food: pizza Likes: dancing, traveling Dislikes; work Future: Portugese translator Heather Lynn Mullurky 347 High Street D O B: 1 3 71 Nickname: F.ls Saying: “I'm horrified!! Food: spaghetti Likes: Friday nights, vacations, parties Dislikes: Monday mornings, term papers, work. Future: Four year college Phavy Mm mg 68 A Hillside M anor Saying: Durfce High School, Food: Chinese Likes: music Dislikes: people who talk about one another Future: Business Sokroeul Muong 68A Hillside Manor D O B: 5 8 69 Saying; telling Friends to do a good thing Food: Chinese Likes; school, music Dislikes: friends telling me what to do Future: Business Christine Murphy 199 Slade Street D O B: 7 20 71 Nickname: Chris Saying: “Oh well anyway,..,” Food: anything chocolate Likes: band trips, being with friends, .shopping, Future: to further my education Christopher James Murray 113 Kilbum Street D O B: 4 9 71 Nickname: Chris Saying: “Awesome!” Food: pizza Likes: target shooting, skiing, reading science . Dislikes: being forced to do tilings N Carolyn Marie Nadeau 184 McCloskcy St. D O B: 1 15 71 Saying: What are you going to do?” Favorite Food: Mexican Likes: Watching tennis, books, my boyfriend. Dislikes: Homework, and anything boring Future Plans: I plan to teach ancient history Michael J. Nelson 336 Staford Rd. Nickname: Nelson Saying ’Stupid Jerk! Food: Lobster, and lasagna Likes: Stephen King books, honor stories Dislikes: Romance novels, movies, and politics Future: To become a Computer Programer Kimberlv Ann Neto 656 Charles St. D O B: 7 24 70 Saying;”You're kidding” Food: Olives, and shrimps Likes: Reading, shopping Dislikes: Not giving poor people all the money Future: To be a public defending lawyer l am Nhel 254 Locust St. D O B: 1 1 72 Food: Rice Future: To join the army Julie Ann Nicwola 913 Rodman Si. D O B: 6 21 71 Nickname: Jules Saying; Oh my God, please” Food: Pizza Likes: Food, gross disgusting noises, food. Dislikes: Full days, homework, liars, cut slips Future: To become a Buisness Administrator Ryan W. Nobrega 295 Valentine St. D O B: 1 23 71 Nickname: Ry Saving:”Ya Know what I'm sayin” Food: Steak Likes: Rock roll, playing hockey, and Cathi Dislikes: School policies, waking up for school Cristopher David Norman 98 Park St. D O B: 2 2 71 Nickname: The Irish Canon Saying: !low do you pack your fudge? Food: Peanut butter, cow milk, and fish Likes: Hockey. Rollie’s, the number 7, mom! Dislikes: Heavy weights and Connolly Boys Future: To be on the cover of Wheaties Cereal Elena Maria Noversa 178 Dickenson St. D O B: 5 8 71 Saying:”Unbdievable Food: Pizza Likes: Animals, art, gossiping, sleeping, driving around, and winter Dislikes: Studying, driving in the snow, being Future; Attend college, a pre-school teacher Jimmy Novo 60 Moore St, D O B: 4 2 71 Nickname: Jimmy Nine Saying:’The possibilities are unknown Food; Pizza Likes; Basketball, ice hockey, baseball, girls Dislikes; Car accidents, cold weather, rainy days Future: Go to college to study Criminal Justice John Joeseph Nunes 256 Maple St D O B: 10 2 70 Nickname: Joao Sayingr'Tm only kidding Food: Spagetti and meatballs Likes: Theater, singing, watching shows, snow Dislikes: Working, and certain people Future: Go to college for Business Manegcmem Julie L. Nunn 1270 New Boston Rd. D O B: 10 3 70 Nickname: Jules Future: I hope to become an art teacher O Mary Eliza belli O’Conner it Vale Si. D O B: 10 19 71 Nickname: Rash Suying:”S.A.-.stud alert” Food: filet mignon Likes: A night with Sue, being with Dan Dislikes: Being without Sue or Dan, split ends, Fmture: Have a successful business career Wade E, O’Conner 58 Rodney Ave„ Somerset D O B; 7 13 71 Nickname: Crazy, Radar Saying: Rude,crude and obnoxious” FiwkI: Pizza, and chicken Likes: Basketball, weekends out wiih my homies Future: College.pursue u career in education Diane Oliveira 192 Hope St. D O B: 8 23 71 Nickname: Di Saying:” You‘re a moron” Food: Pizza, and french fries Likes: Dancing, guys, shopping, listening to funk Dislikes; Working, school, waking up early Future: To be a hairdresser Pawl AX. Ouellette 37 Hargraves St. D O B: 5 8 71 Saying: “Shut up Food: Apples Likes: Reading, music, and sports Dislikes: English, and school Future: None at the moment P Carmen Pacheco 15 Branch Street D O B: 6 14 71 Nickname: Charmaiiie Saying: Smile, I love you Food: Wendy's chicken sandwiches Likes: theatre, music, being with friends, plays Dislikes: buses, pizza, Mondays Future: education work Debra Pacheco 299 Palmer Street D O B: 12 7 71 Nickname: Dirty Dog Saying: Wadda you sick! Food: french fries. Jim Dandy Likes; photography, fashion, laughing, dancing Dislikes; school rules, the bus Future: lawyer or fashion designer, own a Porche Glenn An tone Pacheco 49 O’Grady Street D O B: 7 1 70 Saying: What’s up big guy? Food: chocolate cake Likes: going to the bathroom, having cigarettes. Dislikes security when they go to the bathroom Future: having fun John J. Pacheco 21 Detroit Sireei D O B: 4 28 70 Nickname: Troll Saying: Bock three eighty Food: spaghetti Likes: football, skiing, motorcycles, girls Dislikes: people, children, school Future: college, run father's business Pamela ML Pacheco 99 Aetna Street D O B: 9 29 71 Saying: get out of my face Food: pizza, spice foods Likes: going out with friends, having a good lime Dislikes: coming to school Future: going on to college, finding a good job Sonin M. Pacheco 74 Crestwood Street D O B: 5 15 71 Nickname: Canuck Saying: EH?! Food: ice cream Likes: hockey. Montreal, Canadians, theatre Dislikes; the Boston Emins Future; Educational work, getting deported Kevin S. Paiva 90 Madison Street D O B: 6 3 71 Nickname: Dad Saying: Yo, whadda ya think your doin' Food: junk tbod Likes: Harley Davidsons, Chevys Dislikes: foreign imports, Fords Maria Fatima Pavao 285 Jencks Street D O B: 1 22 71 Saying: who cares? Food: shrimp, fries, pizza Likes: music, shopping, sports Dislikes: preps, jocks, conceited people 77 Proflies Fulure: travel, gel married Susan Marie Pa van 55 Haffards Strecl D O B: 10 29 71 Saying: We’re almost oui of here. Food: chicken Me Nuggets Likes: movies, music, being with Carlos Pis likes: nomework, arguments with Carlos Future:Look for good paying job, graduate Sheryl arm Pelletier 680 No. Main Street Apt. 11 D O B: 9 13 71 Saying: Are you serious? Food: Chinese Likes: Meat, funk, parties, Football, singing Dislikes: peas. rock, thunderstorms, algebra Future: work in ocupationa! therapy Helen Pereira 32 Eighteenth Street D O B: Saying: It's not Funny! Food: Lasagna Likes: going out and being independent Dislikes: staying home and homework Future: To go to college and! prosper Sarah Pereira 37 Lincoln Avenue D O B: 11 13 70 Saying:lt figures. Food: cheese burger Likes: free time, food, music, movies. Dislikesdtomework, lies, deception, school. Future Plans: Graduating, self-sufficient David M Lvne Address:64 Wootlev St. D.O.B.: 8 27 71 Saying: Pretty nifty aye. Food: cheese burgers Likes: Spons Dislikes: delinquents Fulure plans: death and laxes Jeffrey David Pereira 284 Meridian St. D O B: 6 28 71 Nickname: Jeffrey, Jeffrey, Saying: They love me! Food: Perrier with lime Likes: Polo, Girbaud, Newport, money Dislikes: Goldilocks, sales, sand dunes Future: to be on the cover of QQ Jenifer Pereira 65 Newbury St, D O B: 7 14 71 Nickname: Jetty P. Food: pasta Likes: sports, cheering, Richie, friends Dislikes: school policies Future: college, become a credited psychologist Amy Elizabeth Fes tan a Address: 183 Oliver Si. D.O.B.: 9 19 71 Nickname: Ames Saying: Watch out for the chickens. Food: Chinese food Likes: Gun twirling, shopping. Moonlighting Dislikes: Winter, rain, English Future Plans: a C.P.A for an accounting firm Jorge P Pcssoa Address: 43 Reuben Si. D.O.B: 12 7 70 Nickname: Pazzcr Saying: 1 might” Food: chicken Likes: Michelle Castro, Camaro’s , heavy metal Dislikes; Jocks, fags Junk Future Plans: Aeronautical Eingtneer Jeffery John Phillips Address: 433 Bank Si. D.O.B: 8 19 88 Nickname: ‘'Pal Eddie” Saving: “My name's!! Jeff Food: Everything (except beans) Likes: Drama, singing, acting, reading, girls Dislikes: cold weather, rain, hospitals, working Future Plans: acouming, night club singer Mathieu James Pilottc Address: 56 Howe St. D.O.B: 5 20 71 Nickname: Pilo Saying: “Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country, Food: steak and Chinese food Likes: money, all sports, spending time in N.H. Dislikes: extreme amounts of homework Future Plans: college, obtain a Joclorial degree Nancy B. Pimentel Address: 688 June St. D.O.B: 6 28 70 Nickname: Nance Saying: Yo T’Sup Food: everything that's edible Likes: food, clothes, money, fast cars, movies Dislikes: min, cold weather, work Future Planstan air traffic controller,be very rich Sandra Pi mental 119 Lafayette St. D.O.B: 11 3 71 Nickname; Casuundra Saying: “That's so gay. Food: fried chicken Likes: food, music. TV. school, guys, violin 78 Dislikes: rain, cold weather, liver Future: a successful lawyer Deborah C, Pinto 43 AJrny Street D O B: 12 10 7 J Nickname: Debbie Saying: “What's Up? Food: lasagna. anything Italian Likes: Sting, watching tennis Dislikes: people who smoke, careless drivers Future: leave Durfee, go lo college Roger Albert Pinson naulf 121) Lafayette Street D O B: 3 31 71 Nickname: Dussault Saying: Slie or Twist Food: Lasagna Likes: halfdays, vacations, beach, girls, hockey Dislikes: detention, homework, fat chicks Future: run my father's stores Sandra Tavares Poinbo 559 Ridge Street D O B: 3 23 71 Likes: music, shopping, driving Future: go on to a 4 year college David Ponte 94 Underwood Streel D O B: 3 2 71 Likes: music, video games, sports Fulure: electronics major Janel L. Pratt 37 Bardslev Street D O B: 8 19 71 Nickname: Janet Planet Saying: “Help Me!” Food: side order of Teryaki Steak Likes:thoatre. Dr. Crane, sexy guys, money Dislikes: writing out 1.000 senior pictures Future: Newbury College or UR I Claudia Elinor Prefontaine 514 South Beach Street D O B: 1 15 71 Nickname: Rex Saying: Diane, you're such a pinhead.” Food: Kentucky Fried Chicken Likes: listening to music and reading Dislikes: home work Fulure: attend SMI I, medical laboratory tech, Q Jacqueline Quintal 126 Orswell Street D O B: 10 15 7! Nickname: Jackie Saying: “What! Food: seafood Likes: flex, vacation. 1.1:18 Dislikes: call slips, in-house Future: don't exactly know yet Daniel T. Quinn 961 High Street D O B: 7 28 71 Future: college John Paul Quintas 26 Weybosset Streel D O Bi 9 23 70 Food: pasta Likes: music, food, the Bible Dislikes: unrighteousness Future: attend college and become an engineer R Ana L. Raposa 296 Flint Street D O B: 9 10 71 Saying: “So cute!” Food: anything Likes; football, baseball, hockey, basketball. Dislikes:: siandartlardized tests Future: to be successful Jason Kapos.i 167 Sunset Hill D O B: 1 2 70 Food: Chinese Likes: pizza Dislikes: detention, indoor suspension Future: National Guard Paula Cristine Raposa 274 Tremant Street D O B: 6 14 71 Saying: “Keep dreaming!” Food: ice cream Likes: people, shopping Fulure: college, money, money, money Shelly A. Raposa 88 Guy Street D O B: 11 17 71 Nickname: Legs Lisa Kelly Reagan 106 Pitman Street D O B: 4 5 71 Nickname: Kel Saying: “No you!! “I don't think so.” Food: lobster, pasta salad Likes: B.M. Dislikes: school, work Future: to be a rich a housewife Jennifer L. Reback 140 Highland Avenue D O B: 6 4 71 Nickname: Jenny Rock n Roll. Food: chicken Likes: U2 Dislikes: funk, hard rock Future: accepted to college, make lots of $ Lisa A. Rebello 463 London Street D O B: 2 9 71 Nickname: Lis Saying: Yea, you wish!!” Food: pizza Likes: the summer, 2:03, Mike Dislikes: English, cold weather, rainy days Future: to make lots of $$ David H. Rego 27 Boutwell Street D O B: 7 17 70 Likes: sports, music Future: construction worker Anlone A. Reis 121 Columbus Drive D O B: 7 21 71 Saying: Be real!!” Dislikes; school, accidents Bret Michael Reis 45 Mott Street D O B: 12 8 70 Food; pizza, lobster Likes: soccer Future; college Debbie Ann Reis 151 Chicago Street D O B: 9 3 71 Nickname: Deb Saying: “Ya know? Really?! Food: Chinese, milk Likes: S.F.. The Dregs. Buskin Robins. Fridays Dislikes: curfews, Mondays. Algebra, cleaning Future: college, be successful, rich, and happy Renma S. Reis 71 Stewart Street D O B: 10 10 7! Saying: Merci beaucoup! Dislikes: homework Fulure: be a doctor Anthony L. Resendcs 253 Orange Street D O B: 7 19 70 Saying: “Are you serious?! Barry Allen Robedoux 545 Second Street D O B: 5 28 71 Nickname: Roby Saying: “Shut up clown!!” Food: pizza Likes: music, sports, clothes. Gummy Bears Dislikes: punks, clowns, quitters Future; to gel u degree in education Tracy Ann Roberts 33-C Maple Gardens D O B; 4 1 71 Nickname: Hey you Saying: “Oh please!! Food: pizza, Italian Likes: motorcycles, music, concerts, money Dislikes: school Future: unsure Henry Leon Robinson 538 June Street D O B: 6 23 69 Saying: “Honey!” Likes: basketball, football Dislikes: some teachers Future: New England Tech or R.l Tech Jennifer Lee Rocha 252 Grinned Street D O B: 3 30 71 Nickname: Sally Saying: It’s the nature of the bees!” Food; lasagna Likes: Mr. Smiley, friends. Majorettes. BonJovi Dislikes: funk, smoking, Mondays, Chinese food Future: to attend college, be rich and successful James Henry Rochester 76 Lake Avenue D O B: 11 1 69 Nickname: Twinky Saying: “Get with the program!!” Food: steak and mushrooms Likes; music, work, independence Dislikes: school, sports, parents, discipline Future: to get married and have kids and be rich Kimbcrlee Ann Rodrigues 319 Cambridge Street D O B: 4 23 71 Nickname: Nasty Food: mushed potatoes, tuna fish Likes: dancing, Majorettes Dislikes: working, heavy metal Future: dancing career Maria Rndriques 239 Butler Street D O B: 11 7 1967 Favorite Saying: Hands Off!” Favorite Food: Spagctti and Meat halls Likes: dancing with friends, Durfee Future Plans: work at a restaurant Mike Rossi 95 Celia Street D O B: 3 13 71 Nickname: Gerod Saying: “You’re not going lo believe this but. Food: Italian burgers Likes: gymnastics, Mrs. Alecrim. food.. Jots of it Dislikes: books, ALF. when fm on a diet Future: won’t know until the future comes Christina Lynn Rousseau 34 Waring Street D O B: 2 6 71 Nickname: Smiley Saying; leky poo!!”, 'Here! Food: Reeses pieces sundae with extra topping Likes: Chris Machado, friends. R52's. cliques. Dislikes: Mondays. Algebra, when Chris pouts Future: physical therapist or teacher. Maureen A. Rousseau 34 Waring Street D O B: 2 6 71 Nickname: Senra Saying: Hey!!” Food: McDonald’s Likes: time with Joey, music. Majorettes Dislikes: school rules, work, rainy days Future; go to college probably marry Joey Wendy L. Kuest 135 Lincoln Street D O B: 8 2 71 Food: shopping, vacation, parties Future: to further my education S Keith Thomas Ssilvn 100 Ridge Sired D O B: 1 31 70 Nickname: Mickey Mouse Saying: “Bool! Likes: long weekends Dislikes: Saftey Pup Future: become a building contractor, Tlia San 123 Branch Street D O B: 5 23 70 Food: pizza and tuna fish Likes: the school Dislikes: people who discriminate against me. Future: to become a social worker. Mark J. Santos 160 Rockland Street D O B: 3 22 7! Saying: S’up?” Food: macaroni and cheese Likes: football, paint wars, drawing, guitar Dislikes: teachers, school, work Future: join the marines and make it out alive Andrea Eli ulieth Servita 345 Cypress Street D O B: 9 25 71 Nickname: Andy Saying: “I don't think so.” Food: Italian Likes: Van Hatert, dancing Dislikes: smoking Fulure: take u cruise Robert Joseph Shaker II 1528 Highland Avenue D O B: 9 26 71 Nickname; Shake Saying: “No problem!” Food: all Likes: football, basketball, ofl'-rostdimg. Future: business advertiser, get my law degree Brian Martin Silva 89 Rockland Street D O B: 12 13 69 Food: spare ribs Likes: playing video games Dislikes: staying home Future: going to college Fernanda Silva 4 Meadow Street D O B: 12 8 69 Nickname: Fern Saying: “Wicked! Food: shrimp Likes: swimming, arobics, activity, sports Dislikes: football, rough sjxjrts Future: get married then have a career Leslie A. Silva 181 Diman Street D O B: 7 26 70 Saying: “Just kidding!” Food: pizza Likes: dancing, music, laughing, basketball Dislikes: Monday's Fulure: to go lo college for business Lucia F. Silva 156 Bogle Street D O B; 6 26 71 Nickname: Lucy Saying: “Realty? Food: hot dogs Likes: food, soccer, school Dislikes: phonies Future Plans; go Eo SMU for accounting Heidi Marie Silvia 2096 Highland Avenue D O B: 8 10 71 Saying: “Groovy!” Food: pizza Likes: oldies music, driving, going movies Dislikes: school Future plans: to be happy Tanya Ann Silvia 300 Amity Street D O B: 12 25 70 Saying: Jam min!” Food: pizza, mcxican food Likes: cutting hair, art, going out with friends Dislikes: gelling up in the morning Future: go to college in Providence Sandra Cristina Silva 1 17 Albsion Street D O B: 5 23 71 Nickname: S ad tie Saying: “Take your hands off me!” Food: anything with chocolate or strawberries Likes; summer, dancing, shopping, puppies. Dislikes: winter. Fall River, gossip, jealousy Future: psychologist and a professional model Rut Freitas Surdinha 38 Davis Street D O B: 3 18 71 Nickname: Sardine Saying: “Go For it” Food: pizza Likes; soccer Future; attend college Derek C, Silva 418 Montaup Street D O B: 9 2 71 Food: pizza Likes: playing football, baseball Dislikes: English and History Future: go on to college Lisa Ann Smith 413 Pokross Street D O B: 2 11 71 Nickname: Lee Saying: Ain’t that special!” Food; Chinese Likes; dancing, going oui Dislikes: school Future: Child Care Worker Arana C. Sousa 197 Fountain Street D O B: 6 5 78 Nickname: Doll Favorite saying: “I love you. Ron. Food: seafood Likes: volleyball Dislikes: nosey people Future plans: get married with Ron Diane Marie Sousa 138 Kent Street D O B: 6 28 71 Nickname: Di Saying: I don’t know!” Food: seafood Likes: weekends, sleeping until noon Dislikes: weekdays, my alarm clock Future: more school, more money Paula M. Sousa 11.2 Oak Grove Avenue D O B: 8 20 70 Final; seafood Likes: handsome, muscular guys Dislikes: geeks Peter M, Sousa 1 Cross Street D O B: 8 21 71 Food: spaghetti, pizza L.ikes: playing soccer, girls, food Dislikes: math, homework, waking up Fuiure:go to college and be successful in life Sheila Marie Sousa 179 Tower Street D O B: 5 13 71 Christopher James Souza 114 Jcpson Street D O B: 11 16 71 Nickname: C.J. Saying: Don't touch my unit! Food: peanut butter cups Likes: my unit (ear), English with Ms. Hartley Dislikes: Physics, Geometry. Senior office Future: college, live on Mars and have a fami ly Deborah June Souza 163 Highcrcst Road D O B: 10 16 71 Nickname: Blebbie Saying: ‘ DON'T TOUCH ANYTHING!!” Food: steak and cheese grinder w oniom Likes: world peace, Bono's eyes, Boston Dislikes: apartheid, ignorant politicians, bigots Future: college, law school, Foreign Service Tracy Lynn Souza 603 David Street D O B: 1 30 71 Food: pizza Likes: swimming, tennis Dislikes: English Future: college Wendy Marie Souza 702 Tucker Street D O B: 2 9 71 Nickname: Squeaker Saying: “Where's the party? Food: McDonald’s. Burger King, pizza Likes: cruising the Am, summer of '88 Dislikes; rumors, getting into a ear accident Future: college,become a pre-school teacher Lamar Stevens 59 E Hillside Manor D O B: 2 7 71 Saying: We will repeat!! Food: chicken, Chinese food, pizza Likes: girls, friends, sleeping, basketball. Dislikes: cocky people, losing Future: own my own nightclub Kevin A. St. Pierre 83 Stevens Street D O B: 3 3 71 Nickname: Kcv Saying: 'Ts it Friday yet? F xkI; any Likes: all sports, girls Dislikes: all schools Future: electrician, maybe college Russell P. St. Pierre 176 Underwood Street D O B: 9 14 70 Nickname: Rusty Saying: “Get real! Chump!” Food: anything Italian Likes: women, flex, cruising with my friends Dislikes: school, handing in lime sheets Future; U.S. Marine Corps for a 5 year tour Erin Lynn Sullivan 320 Kenyon Street D O B: 2 2 71 Nickname: Er Saying: Shut Up Helen Food: Chinese, lasagna Likes: Jay, my friends, 7 25 85, field hockey Dislikes: college applications, school lunch Future: go on to college T Cheryl Lee lalbol 121 Progress Street D O B: 5 26 71 Food: Chinese Likes: U2, shopping, Jamie Dislikes: Monday mornings Future: to go to college and get married Thomas Tang 242 Lincoln Avenue D O B: 9 15 71 Food; pizza Likes: football, movies Dislikes: homework, college boards Future: law Isabel M. Tavares 745 King Phillip Street D O B: 1 3 71 Nickname: tzzy Saying: No biggyl!” Food: chocolate cake Likes: sports, dancing, wild parties, summer Dislikes: getting up early for school Future; to become a successful business woman Sharon Lynn Tavares 236 Globe Street D O B: 4 25 71 Nickname: Sha Food: pizza Likes: music, shopping Dislikes; winter, not getting enough sleep Future: go to college Neil Texeira 73 Barclay Street D O B: 5 11 71 Nickname: Neil Saying: “1 don't know!!” Food: seafood Likes: movies, music Dislikes; homework, work, tests Future: become an electrician VI jell cl It- Lynn Tltebcrgc 835 Hanover Street D O B: 11 4 71 Nickname: Memo Saying: Pididdle!! Food: french fries with MeChicken sauce Likes: my friends, parties, swimming, sleep Dislikes: C.P. from N.B., homework Future: college, an elementary school teacher Lynne Marie Tereeira 22 Read Street D O B; 11 23 71 Nickname: Tish Food: Wendy’s Likes: going out with Tara and Melissa, dancing. Dislikes: ignorance, black eyeliner.vertical bangs Future: a teacher or run a day-care center Victor R, Tcvcs 24 Garfield Street D O B: 6 7 71 Nickname: Vic Saying: What do you desire? Food: pizza Likes; basketball, volleyball, tennis hockey Dislikes: economics, homework, cheap cologne Future: Diplomat for the U.S. government William A. Theroux, Jr. 189 Stetson Street D O B: 3 25 71 Nickname: Billy Saying: “Hang loose!!” Food: strawberry shortcake Likes: sports, convertible Porsches Future: attend a good col lege, become rich Tumnuny L. I herriault 25 Pleasant View D O B: 11 26 71 Nickname: J can me Saying: “That's nasty!!” Food: fried chicken. Stove Top Stuffing Likes: Tony, music, dancing. Mr. Bradley’s class Dislikes: washing dishes, narrow minded’ people Debbie R, Tolley 80 Tucker Street D O B: 3 24 71 Saving: “I'm so aggravated!!” Food: baked stuffed shrimp Likes: vacations, summer, shopiug Barb. Jen. Dislikes; English, working, jocks, homework Future: college majoring in physical therapy Linda Ann Toppa 111 Brown Street D O B: 8 6 71 Nickname: Lynn Saying: “Get real IT Food: pizza Likes: time with friends, swimming Dislikes: nosey people, snobs, freshmen Future: to become an account unt Lisa Marie Tor res 721 New Boston Road D O B: 1 24 70 Nickname: Lee Lee Saying: Oh no!! Food: pizz-a Likes: boydriend, school, friends, Lisa Dislikes: flex, reports, literature, rainy days, Future: X-ray technician, gel married Lisa Marie Torres 82 Wellington Street D O B: 7 26 70 Nickname: Chunky Saying: Be for real!!” Food: icc cream Likes: being with Danny and friends, Lisa Future: to attend college Stacy Lyn Trenholme 666 Birch Street D O B: 9 12 71 Nickname: Stu Saying: 1 want to go home!! Food: seafood Likes: Norman, sleeping laic, going bowling Dislikes: righting, cleaning Future; college, get a good job, marry Norman Lisa Marie Trudeau 57 Purchase Street D O B: 8 13 70 Nickname: Pix.ky Saying: Is it Friday yet??” Food: french fries, ice cream. Chinese Likes: dancing, rol ler skating, music, animals Dislikes: broccoli, people who don't care Future; to be a model, or work wiih animals V James Viarium, Jr. 61 Lincoln Avenue D O B: 4 11 71 Food: fried chicken, pizza, cheeseburgers Likes: girls, football, basketball, Lamar S,. J.H. Dislikes: English class, Brockton, punks. Future: psychologist practicing on my own Bernice Dawn Mens 25 Franklin Street D O B: 11 16 70 Nickname: Bern Saying; Oh well! Food: pizza Likes: music, roller skating, Jimmy C. Dislikes: snobs, ignorant people, homework Future: mov ing out of Fall River Kristen jean Vital 51 F Rolling Green D O B: 7 30 71 Nickname: Vital Saying: Wanna leave!! Food: lobster Likes: The Dregs, t he unknown man. golf course Dislikes: cut slips, hectic days, finals Future: to be ptiralegal, happy, and rich Iliane Viveiros 5 Merino Street D O B: 12 28 71 Saying: Hi 11” Food: seafood l.ikes: going out with friends and family, beach Dislikes: snobs, ignorant people, conceited guys Fulureicollcgc or business school Joseph P. Viveiros D O B: 12 10 7« Nickname: Joe Saying: “Cun I yak now?” Food: clam hoi I l.ikes: baseball, music, movies, summer Dislikes: Mondays, w inter, soap operas, tennis Future: working for NASA Paula A. Viveiros 47 Woolev Street D O B: 6 16 71 Food: seafood Likes: music, dancing Future: college, open my own boutique Robert Viveiros 229 Belmont Street D O B: 12 6 69 Nickname: Robby Saying: “What's up? , Rock and Roll dude!!'' Food: pizza W Timothy Brian Walsh 838 No, Underwood Street D O B: 7 16 71 Nickname: Braimwig Saying: BATMAN RULES!! Food: killer Twinkies Likes: nothing Christina Hclayire Watkins 225 Eastern Avenue D O B: 2 13 71 Nickname: Chrissy Saying: “What was the homework?” Food: pizza Likes: friends, parties Dislikes; school, McDonald's Future: go to Boston University Tracy L, Watts KM) Jcpson Street D O B: 2 9 71 Nickname: Wracy Tolls Saying: Oh my god! Listen to this! Food: yogurt and Trrscuits Likes: Newport, Elephant Rock Dislikes: Aunt Millie, static cling Future: college, own a shower company Jason C, Whalley 37 Suvoi Street Nickname: Jay Food: Italian Likes: heavy metal, Camaros good friends Dislikes: school, preps, snobs, disco Future: to be an artist Sean P, Whitty 1076 Langley Street D O B: 2 11 71 Future: state police Wcntli Helen Willed I c 67 Famham Street D O B: 4 1 71 Nickname; Wendleyc) Saying; I don’t know!!” Food; lasagna Likes: school vacations, going out with Scot! Dislikes: fighting with Scott, working weekends Future: to go to hairdressing school Susan Sara Willette 67 Famham Street D O B: 8 27 69 Nickname; Rocky Saying: “I have no idea! Likes; rock 'n roll, heavy melitl Dislikes: funk Future: going into the music business Greg M. Wills 91 Williamson Street D O B; 6 23 71 Nickname: Grinny Food: steak Future: lawyer ( itthy Ann Wilson 168 Burnaby Street D O B: 12 24 71 Nickname: Cal Food: pizza Likes; Jimmy Vieira, all my Friends Dislikes; school FuLure: college Lurie Ann Woodward 23 E Hillside Manor D O B: 10 26 71 Nickname: Lori eve) Saying: Whatta you mean?” Food: pizza l.ikes: friends, music, talking on the phone Dislikes: rock, school, homework, stupid people Future: going to college for travel and tourism Jessica Woollam 45 D Hillside Manor D O B: 5 16 71 Nickname; Smiley Saying; T'GIF! Food: spaghetti, pizza Likes; Family, friends, Christmas, birthdays Future: college Tracy F. Wright 99 Harrison Street D O B: 10 2 71 Nickname: Wrong Saying: Yu know what I'm saying? Food; pizza Likes: ice skating, funk, art, my friends Dislikes: school, tests, S.A.JW Future: become a psychologist Kent Richard Wrohleski 448 New Boston Road D O B: 8 6 71 Saying: Howdy Gum!! Food: Chinese Likes: spit balls, wrestling, football, weekends Dislikes: making weight, high prices, hangovers Future: to be successful in whatever I do Y Saron Yocum 63 Hargraves Street D O B: 12 12 68 Future: Art teacher SamifJDir Urn 1 To The Graduates Of The Class Of '89 Congratulations to all of you on the sucessful comple- tion of your high school program. Today, you embark upon a new and most interesting phase of your young lives-continued formal education for some, technical training and employment for others, and military for yet others but for all, new and exciting ventures. All of us in the Public Schools believe that we have prepared you well for the challenges that lay ahead. We need you to meet those challenges and to make this planet safer, cleaner, fairer for all who follow. My congratulations to the teachers who have instructed you, your parents, and friends who have loved and cared for you, and finally and most important of all, to you. Good luck and God Bless you! John R. Correiro Superintendent of Schools To the Class of 1989: Congratulations as you conclude another chapter on your life’s journey! I have had the fortunate opportunity to watch you grow from young students in the early grades of our school system into mature, responsible young adults. I hope your growth will continue and that you will take advantage of all the opportunities that lie before you. Many of you will be going on to further educational op- portunities, while others will begin employment en- deavors. Let me extend to all of you my sincerest best wishes on whatever road you choose as you continue through life. Be proud with society. Always remember your years in Fall River Public Schools and more particularly your success and achievements here at Durfee High School. I would suggest that you use all of your abili- ties, talents, and achievements to lead a fulfilling and fruitful life. Be the best that you possibly can be! Once again, congratulations on joining the elite group that proudly call themselves alumni of Durfee High School. James M. Gibney Assistant Superintendent of Schools John R. Correiro Superintendent of Schools James M. Gibney Assistant Superintendent 1 James S. Panos Principal As the class of 1989, you are completing the next to-last decade of this century. By the time the century ends, you will be well into your jobs, your careers, your professions. A great number of you will proba- bly have been married by then and have families of your own that you have brought into a world of, hopefully, great promise and potential. One thing I hoped you have learned in this past decade is that you, as individuals, can have some control over what the future will be. The rebirth of Fall River has occured during this decade, primarily through the efforts of local people and local leader- ship, and your city consequently has a much brighter future. You can build on that success, and make Fall River even better for the sons and daughters that you will be bringing into the next century. I know that you are aware of your responsibilities to yourselves, your city, and to those who will follow you, I wish you good luck in carrying out those responsibilities. James S. Panos Principal William J, Molloy Vice Principal In the educational process it is difficult to see the results of one’s efforts immediately. Often it is years later that a student becomes aware of an educators efforts. Many of you have responded so well to our efforts that we have all ready realized a sense of ac- complishment. Whitney Houston suggests, ‘i laid the plans, now lays the chance in my hands.” We have been a part of your plans along with your parents and you. Now it is up to you to be the very best in your moment in time. Tennyson states that “We are part of all that we have met.” You have left a lasting impression on Durfee and on me. As you become Durfee alumni, a part of you remains and a part of us goes with you optimisitcally, confidentially, and proudly. William J, Molloy Vice Principal of the Class of 1989 82 Maureen Alecrim Clerk Linda Rocha Teacher Assistant Senior Office Margaret A. Curt Senior Class Advisor ADMINISTRATION Marina Ventura Freshman Class Vice Principal George D. Kelly Sophomore Class Vice Principal John E. Kiley Junior Class Vice Principal Vincent M. Fitzgerald Administrative Assistant to the Principal 83 John F. Branco Librarian William Bradbury Business Dept. Chairman Michael T. Crane Mathematics Dept. Chairman Hazel C. Donnelly Social Studies Dept. Chairman Glenda K. Goldberg Work Exp. Prog. Coordinator Thomas Karam Athletic Director Jerome D. Marques Foreign Language Dept. Chair. Jean E. Mizak Special Needs Dept. Chairman John F. Pietruszka English Department Chairman Marcel Perry Computer Science Chairman Stephen Uchman Vocational Director John T. Vieira Science Department Chairman William Letendre Head Custodian Gabriel T. Andrade Bilingual Guidance Abilio Fernandes Chapter I Guidance William Fusaro Vocational Guidance Charles Howayeck Guidance Counselor Donald P. Massoud Guidance Counselor James D. Me Roy Vocational Guidance James F. Melvin Counselor-in-Charge Rosemary Melvin Guidance Counselor Richard M. O'Connor Guidance Counselor Daniel J. Sheahan Guidance Counselor Frank M. Silvia Guidance Counselor 84 Samuel E. Swidey Special Ed. Guidance Raymond H. Medeiros Freshman Class Advisor Normand L. Phenix Sophomore Class Advisor Sandra E. Curtis Junior Class Advisor Belisario Almeida Art Gerald C. Almeida Business Joanna Arruda Sunderland English Catherine Assad English Henry J. Attar Mathamatics David Audet Substitute Tilden E, Bogus Mathamatics Alan Borges Special Education Jacqueline T. Bradley Home Economics Robert J. Brough Social Science John J. Burns Special Education Thomas F. Bums Physical Education John P. Byron English Manuel Cabral Vocational John P. Campbell Physical Education Cheryl Campos Special Education Charles V. Carroll Mathematics Carol J, Charest Vocational Jay Chatterton Industrial Arts Joyce Chicca Mathematics 85 Janice L. Choiniere Social Science Mary Benevides Teacher Assistant Jean Louis Clapin Industrial Arts James A. Clark English Lillian D. Clement Vocational William E. Clithero English Beatriz Smaldone Teacher Assistant Susan A. Collins Home Ec. John J. Conforti Soc. Sci. Jane I. Constant I.M.C. Rita B. Comeau Business John W, Cummings English Barbara E. Daley English Paul DeMendonca Spec. Ed. Robert D. Dempsey Vocational George S. Dimock Soc. Sci. Winifred D. Dimock English James E. Donnelly English Robert R. Dube English Roger H. Dubois Science Naomi Davis Jobs for Bay State Grads John F. Ferreira Science Jane S. Fiore-Bigelow Music Cassandra B. Fitzgerald Language 139800181 Kenneth Ford Vocational Collette Fortin LM.C. Albert S. Francoeur Spec. Ed. Phyllis M. Frank Language Dorothea H. Furtado English dep. Cynthia J. Good English John F. Gorman T.V. studio Geraldine Gregory Science Paul S. Grillo Foreign Language Paula J. Grillo Science Elizabeth Gustofson Chapter I Robert H. Hackett Buisness Donald C. Harding Art Elizabeth Hasson Chapter 1 Dennis E, Haworth Computers Denise E. Jacques Vocational Lynda J, Johnson English Lorraine J oncas Home Ec. Edward F. Kelly Soc, ScL Edward B. Keyes Health Thomas Khoury Soc. SCi. Catherine B. Kitchen English Stanley Kupiec Phys. Ed. Francis J. LaCava Soc. Sci. 87 Edward M. Lambert Vocational Joyce A. Landry Business Kenneth J. Lappin Spec. Ed. Paul R. Lavigne Science Margot A. Lavoie Health Susan Lavoie Spec. Ed. Mark T. Leary Science Rita Lynch Math Deborah L. Machado Science John V. Martini Soc. Sci. Jeanette Masse English Marcia A. Matos Language William E. McMahon Soc. Sci. Raymond Medeiros, Jr Computers Claire Melanson Vocational Charles Mendes, Jr. Science John B. Mercer Science George J. Moniz Science Irene Monte Music William T. Mullaly _____Soc. Sci. Pauline C. Nadeau Soc. Sci Vincent Occhiuti Math Daniel C. O'Connell Bussiness James E. O'Niell l.M.C. 88 Charles Pacheco Math Robert Pacheco Vocational Raymond Paradise Science Eleanor Hartley English Paul J. Peliquin Health Marlyes C. Pikul Business Audrey M. Poitras Math Gaetano Polselli Math Donald Powell Science Jacqueline Proulx Phys. Ed. Deborah C. Puffer Phys. Ed. Denise R. Quinn Phys. Ed. Joseph M. Quinn English Joseph F. Ries Language Wiliam dos Reis Language Robert A. Richard Science Joyce P. Riley Spec. Ed. James Roche Soc. Sci. Donald Setters Indus. Arts Virginia Shaughnessy Spec. Ed. Janice Costa Clerk Alfred Simbro Math Leo H. Sirois Math Brenda K. Sisson Math John Skammels Spec. Ed. Robert P. Sousa Math Carol Souza Chap. I John H. Springer Phys. Ed. Gail M. Squillace Language Cremilde C. Stavros Bussiness Frederick Storch Spec. Ed. Eileen Medeiros Nurse Linda T. Sunderland English James Tavares English Robert Taylor Science Raymond S. Thompson Soc. Sci. Robert Tremblay Language David A. Trudeau Indus. Arts Donna Valente Vocational Gerald P. Valente Phys. Ed. Janice Vieira Vocational Micheal J. Vieira English Journalism Katherine Walsh Chap. I David L. Ward Soc. Sci. Stanley Weber Vocational Donald G. Wood Math Sandra Wood English George A. Yeomans Vocational 90 91 Learning Education is the primary TPa- son students attend B.M.C. Dur- fee High School. However, there are certain unoffered courses we study in our four years of high school. These include relations with our peers, teachers, and community. It is these skills that help develop our futures and mold our personalities. For students the prominent form of relating is to our fellow class mates. Each of us has a unique talent to offer. When all of these abilities are combined, they better more aware person, and an individual. Teacher!student relations are of great importance here at Durfee. For four years teachers are our friends, confidantes, and instructors. They devote them- selves endlessly to guiding us down the road to adulthood as to Relate well as the road of success. Students in our school are very involved with the community. This applies to athletes, volun- teer work, or a part time job. All of us seek indipendence and in- teraction when our community allows us and opportunity to have this. Not only do we learn discipline and responsibility, we become tuned to what it takes to become successful. At B.M.C. Dm fee High School students are encouraged to grow, become educated, and excel! to the limits to our poten- tial. We learned that high school is not solely a text book learning experience, but that some of the best lessons are not given in a classroom. But most of all we learned that life is the greatest teacher of all. -Allyson Cote 95 ■ ■ --1 BOYS TRACK ■—I ast year’s boys Spring Track team showed what Durfee spirit is made of, claiming for the first time in Durfee’s history the Southeastern Mass. Con I i ference title. The boys destroyed the competi - tion with an impressive 8-1 record. Although the whole team contributed to the successful season some individuals did stand out. namnnani A key trackster was Steve Bradbury, who was elected to the SMC All Star Team for the pole vault. Bradbury qualified for the All State Meet and placed second in the pole vault. He also competed in the All New England meet for the second year in a row. Also in the pole vault was Chris Palumbo, who qualified for the All State Meet in his second year of track. Others who contributed a great deal to the team and were elected to the SMC All Star list were Tony Dias, an out- standing intermediate hurdler, Sean Connell in the high jump and in the mile Rene Gagnon. “The boys’ team more than exceeded our expectations for the season. They all preformed better than they had to, said coach George Moniz. In order to make this article complete we should take time out to pay tribute to all those atheletes who weren’t always in the spotlight but contributed highly to the teams victorious season; Aaron Gerraughty and Jeff Nogueira in the 800 m, Doug Medeiros in the two mile, Dave Gluchacki in the 100 m and 200 M, Peter Griffin and Jeff Leman in the shot, Joe Furtado in the discus and Shawn Davis in the javelin. RECORD 8 -1 1988-1989 SEASON SOFTBALL he Girls softball team this year finished the regular season with a record of 12-8 and a berth in the tournament. With the loss of star pitcher Robin Desrediers Randolph High School at Randolph Middle School. The starting line-up for the Toppers included pitcher Whipp, catcher Lori Bosi, first baseman Laurie Farquar, shoort stop Holly Thompson, third baseman Claudine RECORD 12-8 last year, the furture looked uncertain, but Kris Whipp stepped in and filled the spot well. Some of the Toppers’ toughest losses were to New Bedford High, Somerset, and Dartmouth, but they evened off the season by defeating Falmouth, Connolly, and Attleboro. Cloutier, left fielder Renata Medeiros, center fielder Kelly Monte, and right fielder Tammy Barlow. 1988-1989 SEASON In the second inning, Donna Costa came in to pitch for Whipp, but even Randolph took the lead and smashed In the first game of the tournament, the Durfee girls’ faced she couldn’t help Durfee’s hopes of a championship. The final score was Randolph 17, Durfee 5. BASEBALL 1—i ■—I he 1988 baseball team enjoyed great success, due to the great talent and the teams desire to win, LJ Despite slumping at the first part of the season, coach Ray Medeiros’ Hilhoppers qualified for the state tournament. The Hilltoppers were under great pressure as the season was coming to a close. The Toppers had to win It) out of the 11 remaining games to qualify. They did so by defeating Attleboro 4-1 in a suspense filled game and had one game to spare. The offense attack was led by Mitch Rogers and Chris Costa. They were right on target during season with strong hitting and excellent base-running, essential for a winning season. The team suffered a tremendous loss due to an injury to one of the key players, David Cote which caused him to sit most of the season. Pitchers Richard Kitchen, Costa, and Jeff Davis were the aces in the hole for the Hilltoppers, With several talented veterans return- ing, the Toppers are looking forward to this spring. Seniors expected back in the starting line-up include, Tony Elumba, Tim Furtado, Chris Costa, Tom Desnoyers, Richard Kitchen, Eric Furtado, and Kyle Kupiec. The team expects to improve their record immensely. RECORD 16-8 1988-1989 SEASON GIRLS TENNIS his year's girls’ tennis team had a tough season, finishing off with a record of 2 14. This year’s captain, Andrea Boucher, played well this season holding the num- ber one position for singles. Following Boucher were fellow seniors Joan Darcy and Amanda Golden, as con- tenders in the singles. Junior Tracy Souza and sophomore Audra Pontes had a terrific season playing doubles, along with the sizzling sister team of Michelle and Nicole Theberge. All of them will return next season. RECORD 2-14 1988- 1989 SEASON Also back for another season will be Colleen Sheehan, sophomore, and freshman Lauren Monchik, both looking forward to bright futures with Durfee tennis. The team opened with a win over Dighton-Rehoboth. Boucher, Darcy and Correiro each were victorious in the singles matches. Fol- lowing a solid win by Pontes and Tracy Souza in fist doubles, the Theberge sis- ters showed what family teamwork could do by posting a win in second doubles. Coach Jerry Valente said he is looking forward to the 1989 season, not only because of the strong returning squad but to the newly resurfaced tennis courts. BOYS TENNIS I I he Durfee tenniss team, hopeful from the start, have found that aall the wrinkles haven't quite been ironed out yet. Although the netmen havee put I I their heart into play, competitoors just seem to have the edge. St railing off on the right foot Durfee placed third in the annual jamboree at Somerset High School. John Pontes , co-captain and number one player, captured a point for the team, along with number 3 singles player Pat Mello and doubles combination Bill Asad and Chris Brennan. The true opener came when Durfee traveled to Falmouth to meet Falmouth High. This is when the gloom began to set in both in faces and weather.. Falmouth beat Durfee fourr matches to none and a thun- derstorm managed to destroy the hopes of the fifth game, where co-captain Roy Lopes was on a roll. Right before vacation there shined a glimpse of hopppe as Roy Lopes took a match in a losing effort against Barn- stable, 4-1. The next team to take a shot at Durfee was arc rival neighbors Bishop Connolly. The teamed rolled over Durfee 5-0. The players remained confident, however, as Ramsey Khoury showed when he jokingly said, We'r e not worried, we just haven't had a chance to warm up yet.” The team ended their season with a final record of 2-12. RECORD 1988-1989 SEASON The Durfee golfers finished their season with a record of 4-10-1. Coach Richard Roy had a young team last year with 5 out of 8 spots filled by fresh- men. This year, as more experi- enced sophomores the first four spots will be held by Doug Smith,Brandon Bouchard, Rob- bieMachadoandSteveMedeiros. Returning as cap- tain for the second year will be senior Matt Desma- rais in the fifth spot, foiled by Mike Hargraves,Mike Fitzgerald,Steve St. Pierre.Sean Whitty and Bridget Murphy. Due to graduation Durfee lost 3 players Jeff Tallman, Bob Fitzgerald and Dan Reitzas, which should not hurt the team drastically. Coach Roy stated, “ The 1989 varsity team is expecting to do much better in the win loss column.” Durfee should have a succesful season with the attitudes of the coach and team captain Matt Desinaris. The team should progres- sively improve as the younger players gain more ex- perience and work hard in the off season. RECORD 4-10-1 1988 -1989 SEASON CROSS COUNTRY nee again the girls cross country team claimed a 'Division II championship. Winning the division title is a perfect reward for the girls who have arTincredible season. This is their fifth straight championship year and also their thirtieth straight league meet __________________ victory since 1983, The girls defeated Dartmouth 41-16. Dartmouth was no competition for our Lady Toppers. For the second week in a row the trio of sophmores Jennifer ■■■■■■■ Bougie and Sue St. Laurent, and junior captian Lori Branco unbelievingly finished in a three-way tie for the first place. RECORD 1988-1989 SEASON They achieved this unuusual feat in a time oof 16:57. Megan McCloskey took fourth while Kara Brogan and Kellie Kirker claimed the sixth and seventh places. I feel great. I knew we could do it, was junior Kellie Kirker’s remark about the team’s championship. _____ The girls have been a great suprise H ft more like a shock!” stated coach ” ®Ozug. The Durfee community should be very proud of them.They’ve brought a lot of prestige to this school.These five girls,(three of whom were inexperienced prior to the season), have accomplished a lot for Durfee and her reputa- tion. OSS COUNTRY J he main ingredients for an outstanding season and Division Championship title seems to be the 1988-89 Durfee Cross Country team. Coach David Ozug having applied proper discipline and training to his runners has concocted the ultimate cross country team. On Wednesday October 19, 1988 the boys RECORD 6-7 cross country team were claimed the Division II champions. Taking their first championship ever they will share the title with their co-champions Connolly annd Dartmouth as a result of their 23-24 victory over the Dartmouth Indi- ans, The major contributors to the Topper win included junior Rene Gagnon and senior co-captain Doug Medeiros. 1988- 1989 SEASON attitude for the whole team. I knew we would come up on top.” Medeiros took runner-up honors while freshman Eric Bradbury and junior Jeff Lundstrum obtained fourth and fifth places. “Coach Ozug’s been working us real hard the past few weeks. I knew we'd kick butt! ,added sophomore Kraig Kupiec who finishes twelth “We’ve been striving for this victory for three years. We just missec it last year. This season we finally ac complished our goal.”, commented senior co-captain Jay Medeiros. “They ran to their potential today,” said a very proud coach Ozug following the boys race. I’m very pleased with their performance. Gagnon, who won the boys race stated, “I had a positive EYBALL nee again the Durfee Volleyball showed its true sportsmanship by defeating Dennis Yar- mouth and advancing to yet another step toward the championship, after finishing the regular season as co-Champions of the Divi- sion I girls volleyball league. Durfee then moved into a bigger RECORD challenge , the arch rivals of every Hilltopper, Newr Bedford High. In the First game senior Helen Kuhn served the j 13-8 1988- 1989 SEASON first point, but N.B. zipped by. Holly Thompson and Laurie Farquar served up the game points, 3 by Thompson and 11 by Farquar, including the game point. The final point was 15-10 . In the second game the Whalers pulled out a 15-9 victory. The determined Topperettes then showed their determination by shutting out the Whalers 15-0, The final point was scored by Stephanie Valente, The final game was won by Durfee to end the match with the scoreboard reading 15-8. On Saturday night the volleyball team moved on for yet another tough game against Bishop Feehan. The first game of the night was the closest of the night ..[ with a final score of 16-14. Although the match ended with a disapointing loss for Durfee, the girls did the best they could by keeping up with the Shamrocks with the second and third games ending up very close, 15-12, and 15-10. Brigitte Plantewas the player of the first game, ending up with seven service points. In the third game Thompson put up a great opening fight with the toppers leading 5-0. Al- though Durfee began with the lead Feehan continued to score. Farquhar ended the scoring for Durfee with three points. FIELD HOCKEY i i he Girl's Varsity Field Hockey team coached by Nancy I Torpey and assistant coach George Moniz ended their season I with a disappointing 5-11-2 record. I I The team included many new talented players brought up from junior varsity. Sophomores Nikki Theberge, Lisa Hermengildo, and Gorretti Pacheco were major assetts to this year’s hockey team. The departing members include 13 seniors as well as 4 captains Lori Dubuque, Erin Sullivan, Karen Monde, and Jen Couineau. Other supportive members of the team include seniors, Jen Pereira. Lisa Vincellette, Lindsay Defarias, and Susar Boardman. As well as juniors Kelly Russell. Carla Silva, and Mind) Wentworth. Despite the difficult season, two of the Topper players were chosen for the Herald News All Star team. Monde and Pereira were honored for theii RECORD 5-11-2 1988 -1989 SEASON outstanding effort and ability throught the season. Pereira was also chosen for other state honors. The field hockey team is looking forward to a successful season and hoping for upcoming talent to play a key role. 116 FOOTBALL eptember 16th was opening day for the Durfee gridders, and without a doubt, they were hoping for a good start, but to no avail, the Taunton team came out ahead to the visiting Toppers, 25-8 in a very disappointing game, under the lights at Taunton. The Shamrocks of Bishop Feehan were the first home opponents, but one of the most difficult. The Shamrock wishbone team did away with whatever the Hilltoppers had planned by distroying our hopes, 42-18. The Bishop Stang Spartans came to Durfee. and they came out with the same results, a 28-0 victory. Between the First 3 games the Toppers had less than 100 yards rushing. Without a doubt, the Hilltoppers would be looking fora victory against equally ranked Attleboro. During the rescheduled game because of inclement weather, the Durfee gridders ran for a total of 172 yards, more than the first 3 game total, and got their first win 24-6. Coming off the exciting win over Attleboro, it made the trip to Somerset shorter, but the ride home was a little longer, as the Toppers dropped their 4th game out of 5 total with a final score of 20-14. During this game, the Hilltoppers ran the ball as they did against Attleboro, but against a much tougher team. Hoping better luck would fall apon them, the Toppers faced what many critics stated as a tough team”, but in Durfee minds Coyle Cassidy was just another number in the win column, with Durfee coming up with a 7- 6 victory. Falmouth was the next opponent, which from a critics point of view, Durfee would have to work twice as hard to beat them. The Hilltoppers ran every play in the book, but no avail, they were still handed another loss, 36-13. The gridders traveled to Barnstable for a night game with only one thing on their minds, a victory! The Toppers ran the first half like a professional team, and began to slump as the game went on letting the Barnstable team squeak by 28-0, as they looked towards Dartmouth for another victory before the big game agianst New Bedford. The green team of Dartmouth kept the Toppers on their feet throughout the entire game, with the Durfee players coming up with a great played game, but another loss, 14-0 at Dartmouth. All in all, the Varsity Hilltoppers team is going into New Bedford with a 2-7 record. Putting the rest of the season behind them, and getting down to football should bring the Toppers to a victory. ---- --——-----—, . RECORD 2-8 I 1988- 1989 SEASON SOCCER RECORD 17-0 —- fter being ranked number one in the state and A twentieth in the nation, the Durfee Boys Soccer j[ Team went into the S.M.C. South Sectional j—i Tournament with high expectations. The out- come, however, was not what they had hoped for. The reason for their disappoint- ment was Natrick High School. After 138 hard fought minutes of soccer, Natrick came out on top, knocking Durfee out of the tournament. The game was played at connolly High School, and anyone who saw it mm■■wmmmmmm would probably say that it was one of the best scholastic soccer games even in the history of the South Sectionals. After 80 minutes of scoreless play, they were forced to two overtime periods. The game was finally called due to darkness and it was decided that the teams would go into a “sudden death” the next day. This means they would have to play two more 20 1988- 1989 SEASON minute halves. Only one goal was scored during both days of play. Durfee goalie Joe Cordeiro did all that he could to make the score, but his best was not good enough. Durfee knew that it would be nearly impossible to come back because both teams were play- ing exceptionally well. “You gave it your best shot, you have just finished a season you can be proud of,” ptated proud but disapointed coach John antos to his Durfee team. It was a heart- reaker for the Hilltopers but they ac- epted their loss gracefully, showing ev- ryone what sportsmanship is all about. Seniors Mike Dias, Ed Silva, Jeff Melo, Bret Reis, Peter Sousa, Ralph Valencia, Rui Sardinha, will all be missed next year but coach Santos is still hopeful. Cordeiro and defensive standout Michael Sousa will be the nucleus of the team, while second leading scorer Ed Jacob wil also be returning. GIRLS SWIMMING 1 1 he Swim team summed up their season with a 5-8 record. Though this might have ended the season for some swimmers, others went on to Sectionals. The South Sectional Championship meet took place on — Friday, November 10. The first twelve in each event went on to the finals on Saturday. Julie Sanders, a freshman competed in the 200 free style with a time of 2:12. Though she placed 15th. just missing the finals, it was her personal best. Sanders also competed in the 100 back stroke clocking a time of 1:10.27, which was also her best attempt for the season. She went on to Saturday's finals and came in 10th place, Michelle Theberge, co-captain, acheived her best time in the 500 free style with a 6:28.4. MI went into the meet wanting to do my best and I was very happy with my performance,” stated Theberge. Juniors Nicole Bernard and Laurel Gastal. senior co-captain Beth McMullen, and Julie Sanders competed in the 400 free relay with a time of 4:28.47. They just missed the finals coming in 13th place, but their performances were remarkable. Although, the 200 medley relay didn't quite make it to the finals, with Bridget Murphy. Michelle Heaney, Beth McMullen, and Laurel Gastal they had an excellent race. Captain of diving, Amy Costar, in an eleven dive program, came in 3rd place with a total score of 318.20. Her outstanding dives have qualified her for States, which took place on Sat- urday, November 19. “My goal for Sectionals and States was to do better than 1 did last year,”commented an anxious Costar. The Swim team will be loosing some valuable swimmers. Seniors Beth McMullen, Michelle Theberge, Debbie Branco, Dawn Kleinberger, and Kim Garrett will cer- tainly be missed. Coach Paul Kitchen looks forward to next years new and returning members. “ 1 feel the underclassman and upcoming freshmen will contribute greatly to the team. stated Coach Kitchen. RECORD 5 - 8 1988- 1989 SEASON GIRLS SOCCER | | he girls’ soccer team ended their 1988 season with a record of 1-14-1. Despite many close- matchups the girls only win came upsetting Connolly 1-0. The team played excellent defense led by Sandy Soares and Lucy Silva and midfielder Ana Sousa held Connolly’s star player to no goals with her tenacious defense. In the first half Lucy Silva saved an almost sure goal to keep the score at 0-0. In the second half Sherri Carvalho scored an unassisted game winning goal. Due to graduation the girls will be losing Mary Ellen McMahon, Carla Dias, Debbie Reis, Sandy Soares, Lucy Silva and Kris Vital, These girls all made great contributions to the team and will be greatly missed. Some key players returning next year are SMC, New Bedford Standard Times, and Fall River Herald News all star midfielder Lucy Ventura, Durfee’s best scorer with two goals in 1988. Sherri Carvalho, Diane Long, Wendy Brown. Ana Sousa, Jen Powell, Ann Fernandes, Kelly Tavares, and Sue Carvalho. Looking forward tp next season coach Gabe Andrade stated, “Next year's midfield could be our strength . Il should be the best we’ve had, the quickest, most skilled, and most aggressive.” RECORD 2-13-1 1988-1989 SEASON Gymnastics eaded by new coaches Melissa Branco and Dar- lene Pavoa, the 88-89 gymnastics team has shown a great deal of hard work and effort, despite their 0-7 record Graduating Co-captains Tanya Branco and Tracy Cahill, two important assets to the team, kept spirit high dur- ing the season. Over the season the eleven gymnasts that made up the team worked hard to acieve personal goals. Although they didn't win, many of the girls reached great heights, scoring in the 7-8 point range. Even those who didn't earn points have the feeling of a hard working team and shows alot of potential. Many of the younger members of the team have done well and will continue to do so throughout their high school years. This will help the team in years to come to be more victorious. This team is only losing 3 seniors to graduation Tanya Branco and Tracy Cahill and the only male participant on the team Michael Rossi. Other gymnasts that comprise the team are juniors Crystal Mercher and Theresa Da Silva, sophomors Amy Ben- net, Tracy Raposa, Norma Perry and I Darlene Pavoa who have gained much valuable experience for their upcoming seasons. The only freshman is Andrea Correira, competing in all events is a promising member who will hopefully bring the Toppers to future victories. RECORD 0 - 7 1988-1989 SEASON 126 oys Swimming oach Paul Kitchen and departing team mem bers P at Mello who has the honor of being this years team captian and making it to the sectionals, Mike Banville, and Dan Walsh assisted the swim team to their 5-4 record this year. According to Coach Kitchen, the toughest game of the season was the meet against Middle- boro when the Hilltoppers lost by only two points. The list of swimmers that will be looking forward to next year includes Adam Kleinberger, who also made it to the sectionals with Mello. The group of present sophmores who will be a commodity to the team includes Mark Howard and Brad Sullivan. Also look for Bill Sullivan, presently a juinor to assist in the win column. Two other members to keep your eye on will be present freshman Arthur Souza, and present juinor Brian Arruda to add to the winning ways of the Hilltoppers' swiming crew. '111111111111111111111 lln diving, look for present freshman Mike Comeau, and juinors Mike Terceira and Chris Woody to add to the diving teams positions in the :CORD 5-4 1988- 1989 SEASON 128 i2a he girls’ winter track team ended their season on an up note, closing out with an 8-0 recrd. In addition to posting their first perfect season, they took their second consecutive Southeastern Mass, Conference crown. Departing team members include unde- feated Jen Perreira, who holds the school record in the 50 yard dash and the 300 yard run. Lindsay DeFarias, who assisted the team in the 50 and 300, as well as Danielle Machado, who pulled the team in the 50 will also be missed. Students to look forward to include juniors Amy Shovelton, who holds the sophomore and junior records in the high jump. along with Mary Jo Ferreira and Laurie Gastall, co-holders of the record in the hurdles. Junior Jessica Golden will also be in the spotlight in three positions: 600, relay and hurdles. Sophomore Sue St. Laurent, Boston Globe all star, worked hard through the season, holding records in the 1,000, mile, two mile, and the high jump. Other key con- tributors include Jen Bougie who strived in the mile and two mile along with Megan McCloskey. Melissa Cavaco set a new sophomore mark in the shot (30-feet- 10). Much credit also should go to Gorette Pacheco, who as- sisted the team in the 600 and the relay. Present freshmen also assisted the team in their undefeated season. These includ Kara Brogan, who was successful in the 1,000 and the relay. Lisa Travis and Megan Daley worked together in the 300, with Travis also participating in the 600 with Emily Harris, RECORD 8-0 1988- 1989 SEASON 130 Boys Winter Track he list of departing seniors almost rounds out the list of team members. Except for juniors Chris Palumbo and Rene Gagnon, the rest of the team is____ graduating. Sean Connell assested the team to RECORD their 4-4 season record by being successful in the high jump, by holding the school record at 6’3 , Aaron Ger- raughty helped the team by participat- ing in the 1,000 and the relay. Dave Gluchacki holds the 1988- 1989 SEASON Doug and Jay Medieros worked well together in the mile and two mile, while Barry Robidoux and Dan Mauricio assisted the team in the 300 and the relay. Much credit should be given to Dave Lyne for his hard effort in the shot. Juniors Palumbo and Gagnon were key contributors to the team. Palumbo put much effort into the hurdles, the high 4-4 jump, and the shot. Rene assisted the team in the 600, the mile, and the two mile. school 300 yd. record, and was very successful in the 50m. 132 Hockey lie 1988-89 season has been full of surprises. The hockey team has been exciting all year. Plagued by injuries and academic problems the team was destined for disaster, but not to the avail of Coach Steve Maurer,and Asst. Coach Bob Costa. The season began looking very prosperous when the Toppers met the Case Cardinals in the annual jamboree and defeated them 8-0 in only two periods of play. Overall Coach Steve Maurer was pleased with the Toppers effort. Captains Tim Furtado, Chris Norman, and Russell Gagnon have take! the the responsiblility of being the team leaders. Jason Costa and Shawn Lecomte have shared the job in net, with Costa having the seniority. ■ RECORD 7-6-3 1988- 1989 SEASON The Toppers’ First game however was devas- tating, The Connolly Cougars won 3-2 in a very unorthodox fashion. They used a defensive techinique of letting their goalie make a lot of saves. Despite the skaters’ efforts, Durfee was still defeated. Next, they took their show on the road to face Dartmouth. Somerset, and Taunton. Here the Durfee six came home with a 2-1 road record. Durfee next faced the powers from the Cape. Barnstable and Falmouth. Falmouth, the first victim, came into the game as heavy favorites. Taken the challenge of being underdogs, the Toppers rose to the oecassion. Leading 3-2 wit minutes left in the game, Falmouth came up with a freakish goal to tie it up 3-3, and that's where it stayed. Barnstable, another heavy favorite, was almost swept out from under their skates by a hard hitting Topper team, Barnstable retained the lead and won the game. The Durfee Hi 11 toppers finished the year with well earned record and will be remembered as a very respected team. 134 135 Wrestling he Durfee wrestling team posted an impressive 11-9 record, with several members going on to com pete in post-season play. Coach Mike Perreira and assistant coach Gerry Lima will miss departing seniors Kent Wrobleski, Tony Elumba, Louis Dias, Tom Desnoyers, Mark Simons, and Greg Levesque. Although they each had their share of wins, team captain Wrobleski only suffered three losses and Desnoyers was put down four ______ times. The good news is that Jerry Viveiros will be back. The junior was undefeated at 103-pounds all season. Other younger members who showed ability and are expected RECORD 11-9 1988-1989 SEASON back will be junior Dave Correiro and sophomore Lance Desnoyers. After posting wins in their opening matches, the Hilltop- pers came up against the conference’s toughest teams. North Attleboro, Needham and Brockton. These three teams gave Durfee an excellent fight to the finish. In addition to the regular matches, Durfee competed in a number of invita- tional tournaments. At the East Bay tourney, Viveiros won the take down competition. Desnoyers placed second l overall and third in take-downs, while Wrobleski was fourth in take-downs, and Lance Desnoyers was fifth over-all and seventh in take-downs. 136 137 Girls Basketball 3 he 1989 Girls basketball team has had a very ex citing yean establishing themselves early with sev eral impressive wins on the way to an over-all record of 17-3 and a share in the South m w w---- eastern Mass. Conference champion- RECORD 17-3 ship with Bishop Feehan. Topperettes J_______l . 1 co-captains Laurie Farquhar and Beth Bernier have provided enough team I leadership to ensure a successful season. “Despite our small size, we have surprised everyone with our accomplishments,” Farquhar commented. 1988- 1989 SEASON The starting five consisted of senior center Beth Bernier, senior forward Laurie Farquhar, sophomore Kelly Monte, junior guard Holly Thompson, and junior guard Michelle Pilote. Due to graduation, the team will lose many valuable seniors such as Far- quhar and Bernier, as well as Lori Bosi, Kelly Jeffrey, Karen Montle, and Brenda Medeiros. Head coach Tom Bums is looking forward to next year’s season with up-coming talent such as sophomore Anne Harrington, freshman Tricia Angelini, and freshman Jen Powell. 138 W ny Boys Basketball r i he basketball team, led by all-stater Michael Herren, co-captain Juddy McDonald, newly acquired center Pat Malloy, Wade O'Conner, andJuinor John Murray along with Coach Skip Karam took another season with few hardships, and n ended with a 25-0 record. The Hilltoppers season was going smoothlly until Herren injured his ankle in the game against Bishop Feehan. From there the Hilltoppers showed there fortitude and continued there winning ways despite the absence of Herren .With everyone., deciding factor for both teams, as the Hilltoppers squeaked by 63-54. That seemed to be the closest point to defeat in the season. As Durfee entered the post season toumanment with a record of 20- 0, the expectations were extremely high and everyone realized that a back- to - back state championship could very possibly become a reality. Durfee cruised throgh the tournament's first three games and then defeated a tough CambridgeRindge Latin squad in overtime at the historic Boston Garden. The team then took their talent to the Worcester Centrum where they easily defeated Springfield Central 82-74 in front of a record crowd of 15,000 people. Herren, Malloy, O’Conner, and McDonald are departing as graduates along with 6 other team members, which opens up many positions on the court for Juinor Varsity and Fresh- man players including Matt Kuss, Cory Luz and Steve Motta. RECORD 25-0 1988-1989 SEASON 140 Athletic Trainers 142 143 Year in Review t x r f 1 lP( t v ' Jr - HHlr J « n r i in mb 1 ■ - m Y ‘f ■ 11 I L 4 - 'W B ,' -- | A • ISd nyJ L c’ Activities at Durfee bjp� -H fkTiifc w'S ,|jl ] A, . ' 'fl jit - l— N Bj. % «? IHH b S nB % sB liili | 145 1 Astronomy Club Astronomy Club The objectives of the Astromony Club are to become more aware of the vast universe we are part of, to attempt to understand how insignificant the earth is in comparison to other heavenly bodies in space, and not limit our minds to frontiers of the world, but expand our horizons to the far reaches of the universe. President: Oriana Botelho Vice President: Sandra Pombo Secretaries: Thomas Tang and Lisa Marie Cabral Treasurer: Carlos Pavao Advisor: John F. Ferreira. 146 Band In addition to providing instruction, the band members also entertain fans at games, people at parades, and audiences at concerts. There are actually three separate musical groups which perform. Advisor Director: Raymond Silva Concert Marching Band President: Karl Bissinger Vice-president:Greg Andre Secretary:Amy Norton Librarian:Regina Soares Stage Band President:Mike Banville Vice president:Chad Mazzarella SecretaryJay Dean Pep Band President:Jeff Baptista Vice-president;Liz Mello Secretary:Christine Lafleur Band Durfee High School Band 1988-1989 0 Business Club Business Club The Business Club consists of highly motivated students interested in experiencing business related activities, along with being eager to begin an exciting career in the business world. President: Elizabeth Costa Vice President: Heidi Lucas Secretary : Susan Silva Treasurer: Walter Gebski Advisor: Donna Boyer 148 Cafeteria Security 149 Mentors 150 Computer Club The Durfee Computer Club's purposes are as follows: promoting computer literacy, doing various projects which may be helpful to other students or faculty at Durfee, exchanging various programs and software among members, and expending the general knowledge of computers at Durfee High School in general. President: Robert Shaker Vice President: Jennifer Cousineau Secretary: Joe Biron Treasurer: Dorian Balch Advisor: Gaetano Polselli Computer Club 151 Cosmetology Club Cosmetology Club Cosmetology is a complete course of practical and theory study in hair styling, skin and hand care, make-up, permanent waving, clinical hair repairing and wig instruction. Students must accumulate 1000 hours of training in preparation for the required State Board Exam and licensing by the end of the 12th grade. President: Norma Levesque Vice President: Natercia Camara Secretary-Treasurer: Sandra Tavares Advisor: Lilyanne Clement 152 Durfee Theatre Company The Durfee High School Theatre Company is an extremely active organization which puts on four major productions each year: a fall musical, winter drama competition piece, spring play or musical, winter drama competition piece, spring play or musical, and Drama Showcase Night. Each June is the Theartre Company Banquet at which awards for the years best performances are given. There are monthly meetings after school, and nightly rehearsals. President: Carmen Pacheco Vice President: Liz Goulart Secretary: Robin Correira Treasurer: Deborah Branco Historian: Billy Sullivan Costume Chairperson: Natasha Costa Make-up Chairperson: Alisha Chodkowski Drama Club 153 Jobs for Bay Sate Graduates lobs for Bay State Graduates is a unique program at Durfee High School which assists high school seniors find full-time permanent employment following graduation. residents: Carmella Dixon, Wendy Martel Career Preparation: Cathy Wilson, Dawn Aguiar Secretaries: Maria DaCosta, Stacy Watts Civic Affairs: Corey Henderson, Staphanie Kelly leadership Development: Lynn Cabral, Tracy Wright Social Affairs: Diane Faria, Jody Correia lobSpecialists: Naomi Davis, Anthony Medeiros 154 Durfee String Orchestra The Durfee String Orchestra provides an opportunity for any I Durfee student who plays a string instrument to perform all types of string music . The String Orchestra performs a Christmas and spring concert. Each year, the string orchestra perform concerts in the elementary schools, as well as the Housing Authority for the elderly of Fall River. This May, the String Orchestra will compete in Music in the Parks festival in New Jersey. President: Tracey Cahill Vice President: Theresa Bliss Secretary: Michelle Heaney Treasurer: Susan Medeiros Librarian: Claudine Prefontaine Assistant Librarian: Kelfie-Jo Marinho Advisor: Judith Bento Durfee Strings ___ 155 E. C. C. E.C.C. The Environmental Control Committe gives Durfee stu- dents a chance to learn through lab work and field work about the local environment Most of the committee’s studies involve the Mother's Brook which is in conjunc- tion with the Poloroid Company in Fall River. Club Officers: President: Bill Gillet Vice-President: Fred Jean Secretary: Kristen Seaman Advisor: Roger Dubois 156 French Club The French Club is a very active group in the Durfee High School community . Its main purpose is to encourage the learning of the French student to the country's distinctive culture- The club participates in a wide range of activities, both in and out of school. This past year, the club sponsored field trips to Boston to view a French cultural variety show, as well as an outing to Smithfield, R.I. to attend a Moliere performance The group displayed holiday spirit by cele- brating a successful Christmas party. Club Officers: President: Bill Theroux Vice-President: Michael Banville Secretary Treasurer: Bill Assad Advisor: Phyllis Pytel French Club 157 Industrial Sewing Industrial Sewing Machine Mechanics Through the ISSM Club, students are able to raise money through out the year. Since becomimg a club in 1984, the student interest has more than doubled. The classroom has also moved several times and is currently the largest vocational shop class in Durfee High School. Students have been able to go on trips to visit shops and tal k to mechanics out in the field, so they can see what it is like in today's working world. Club Officers: President: Dave Medeiros First Vice President: Lenny Arruda Second Vice President: Joe Macedo Treasurer: Mike Gonhadeiro Assistant Treasurer: Marc Furtado Secretary: Joey Correia Assistant Secretary: Kathy Murphy Advisors: Edward Lambert and Manuel Cabral 158 Library Aides Library Aides provide a valuable service to the school by helping to make the Keeley Library a useful resource and a pleasant workplace students and teachers. Members volunteer one period a week to deliver passes, shelve books, prepare displays, and assist in the processing of library materials. Advisor: Jane I. Constant Aides r 159 Sr. Prom Committee 160 Majorettes Majorettes The Majorettes have been a part of the front line longer than any other squad. They provide traditional formations for theFront Line. Head: Dawn Tessier Assistant Head: Sue Medeiros Advisor: Karen Steltz 161 — Color Guard Color Guard TheColor Guard provides the color and back drop for the front line. Head: Sarah Anderson Asst. Head: Michelle DaCosta Advisor: Karen Steltz 162 Honor Guard TheHonor Guard let's younger members of the student body participate in Front Line activities. Head: Karen Cinquinni Asst. Head: Heather Taylor Advisor: Karen Steltz Honor Guard : t i:' f i n i: ii; I! I: : i11| II 11111111 £ I ; • • ™ •; 1;;; | n ?:•;;::: ■:: t •! j $! § :§; 1 f iP fgf ;Pf f|| | 1 J|| §flit- t f ? t|-|| 1: £|-l |pi t pif; i|®I iillli|§J 163 Flag Twirlers Flag Twirlers The Flag Twirlers are the ’flash of the front line, by combing the grace of Color Guard with the agility of a Majorette, Head: Tanya Branco Assistant Head: Janet Pratt Advisor: Karen Steltz 164 Gunners The Gunners provide the strength and military form for theFront Line. Head: Meredith Taylor Assistant Head: Chris Rousseau Advisor: Karen Steltz Gunners 165 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders The cheerleaders are the spirit of the front line, with their big smiles and enthusiasm. The 1988-1989 squad also competed at the International Cheering Foundation camp competition at SMU and walked away with top honors as Grand Champs as well as winning various other awards. Head: Julie Niewola Assistant Head: Jen Perreira Advisor: Karen Steltz 166 Math Club The Math Club's main purpose is to provide a team to compete in math meets against area schools. The primary goal of the Math Club is to enhance the participants' appreciation of mathematics. President: Bill Assad Vice President: Bill Theroux Secretary-Treasurer: Mike Banville Advisor: Audrey Poitras Math Club - 167 Honor Society National Honor Society The members of the National Honor Society are elected for their high academic performance, leadership skills, and service. The Society holds a brunch for the newly elected members and the induction ceremony is held at the end of the year in the Nagle Auditorium President: Michael Banville Vice President: Tracy Watts Secretary: Jennifer Cousineau Treasurer: Rosemarie Ataya Advisor: Catherine B, Assad 168 Portuguese Club The main function of the Portuguese Club is to enhance the members’ knowledge of the Portuguese language, culture and civilization through films, slide presentations and guest speakers. President: Helen Perreira Vice President:Victor Teves Treasurer:Nelia Cabral AdvisonWilliam DosReis Portuguese Club 169 Science Club Science Club The purpose of the Science Club is to produce a monthly magazine, The Science Scene. This publica- tion contains articles written by students on numerous topics dealing with science. President: Fred Jean Vice President: Jen Cousineau Secretary-Treasurer: Kristen Seaman Advisor: Roger Dubois 170 Ski Club Due to student intrest, the B.M.C Durfee ski club was reactivated in 1986. The purpose of the club is to introduce skiing to those club members that have never skiied and those club members that know how to ski. This year, the club offered mem- bers day, weekend, and a week-long trip to both New Hampshire and Vermont. Also, members have access to a ski library with magazines, books, vcr tapes, brochures, and a complete ski-tune up repair kit. President: Chris Palumbo Vice President: Lori Dubuque Secretary: Mike Botelho Treasurer: Dan Quinn Advisor: Joseph Quinn Ski Club 1 ■ ii i: fili 111 iiSS 11811111 171 Spanish Club Spanish Club The function of the Spanish Club is to learn about Spanish culture outside the classroom. President: Eric Furtado Treasurer: Jeff Perreira 172 Student Government The Student Government is considered one of the major policy-making organizations of the school. It is com- prised of representatives from every class of the school, as well as delegates to the Fall River School Committee, the Massachusetts Board of Education, and the School Im- provement Council. President: Helen Kuhn Vice President: Sheryl Costa Secretary: Beth Bernier Treasurer: Julie Niewola Reporter: Tracy Watts Senior Class Officers President: Tanya Branco Vice President: Liz Goulart Secretary: Deborah Souza Treasurer: Matt Desmarais Advisor: Anne-Marie Charrette Student Government 173 Varsity Club Varsity Club The Varsity Club is comprised of student athletes who have earned a letter in at least one sport. President: Tim Furtado Vice President: Michelle Theberge Secretary: Helen Kuhn Treasurer: Laurie Farquhar Advisor: Raymond Medeiros, Sr. Video Club The Video Club is an organization of students involved with video production and the operation of daily studio business. We serve teachers and students with produc- tions such as the video yearbook and the taping of sports. President: Ryan Nobrega Vice President: Gill Martel Secretary: Ben Rosa Treasurer: Victor Machado Advisor: John Gorman : : ' :■ ' , , . .... ■ ■ - : Video Club 175 World Hist. Club World History Club The purpose of the World History Club is to increase the members' knowledge of history and the appreciation of it. The club tries to reach this objective through a program in which speakers are invited to talk to the club on historical topics. President: Amy Costar Vice President: Sherri Costa Secretary: John Kitchen Tresurer: Ethan Banville Advisor: George Dimock 176 Do You Remember when the Durfee Band went to Florida? when we buried the time capsule? the Shakespeare Festival? Shigella in 1986? Durfee's 100th anniversary? Mr. Molloy taking over as vice principal and Mr. Karam moving on to become full-time athletic director? filling out chances to win a Jets concert and making runner up? 'We didn't feel like two lonely Russians, hut like members of a large family of musicians.' -Igor Yegikov Soviet musician 177 178 One of the Do Wop girls, U Goulart sings about Seymour s new found fame. Backstage, the cast gels psyched! Little Shop of Horrors Tm grateful for the tremendous turnout, which was unexpected. Also I think everyone did a great job, and 1 hope our next play is as much of a suc- cess as this one,’ -Liz Goulart The Durfee Theatre Company presented Little Shop of Horrors in the Robert J. Nagle Auditorium, The show was directed by Mrs. Jane Fiore- Bigelow. It featured Keith Waring as the awkward but loyal Seymour Krelloum and Alisha Chodkowski as sweet Audrey. Freshman Eddie Rocha portrayed Mr. Mushnik. the owner of the flower shop. Mrs. Fiore-Bigelow proudly stated that Eddie took one of the hardest roles of the play and presented it with a lot of poise. Todd Robinson played the voice of the plant, Audrey II. while Jay Dean worked as the puppeteer. Many felt that this duo made a great team, and their performance was magnificent. The Do-Wop Sisters were played by Liz Goulart, Robin Correira, Joanne Lagasse, Jen Valencourt, Carmen Pacheco, and Carmella Dixon. They not only narrated the play, but they puncuated it with musical selections. On the whole, the play was about a vicious plant that dominates the life of Seymour Krelloum, To sum it up, Liz Goulart proudly stated, I'm grateful for the tremen- dous turnout, which was unexpected. Also I think everyone did a great job. and I hope our next play is as much a success as this one, 179 President Helen Kuhn addresses Council Ms. Ann Marie Charrette helped with organizing the conference. 180 Students show interest in the topics discussed. Student Leaders Meet 'It proved to be a day to remember for Durfee and Fall River. and hopefully for all who attened.' -Helen Kuhn Student Government President “It was a suprise to everyone when Michael Herren sold the school at the Spring Student Government conven- tion” explained Student Government President Helen Kuhn, we went there with absolutely no intention to hold a convention of this size when we were driving to Cantin High School, hut it was a spontaneous suggestion that just took off,” On November 10, 1988, the Durfee Student Government hosted The Southeastern Mass. Conference for all the areas Student Governments. The day consisted of a breakfast to welcome the 80 different student governments, then an assembly where Kuhn welcomed the honored guests and the Student Governments. Dan Clark spoke on the subject of self belief and motivation. At that point, the first of three workshops began. The workshops were presented by teachers, administrators, elected officials, and students. They focused on student leadership, student rights and responsabilities, teenage issues, as well as special workshops for council presidents and advisors. At the end of the workshops lunch was served by the Durfee Student Government. “It proved to be a day to remember for Durfee and Fall River, and hope- fully one for all who attended,” Kuhn suggested. Among the guests were Superintendent John R. Correiro, Assistant Superintendent James M. Gibney. and Principal James S. Panos. 181 Students in their height of productivity. 182 Group of seniors ham it up for Follies, Erin Sullivan and Lori Bosi waiting 10 be called on stage. Choreographer Colleen Farrssey-Reitxas helps students prepare dance numbers. Senior Follies ''Seniors Go On Vacation was the theme that was chosen for the 1989 show. The basic ideas for skits came mainly from the students. As Mrs. Fiore-Bigelow noted. The most enjoyable skits in the past were made up by the students. The dates for this years production were March 3, 4, 10, and I 1. Sign-ups were in mid December. That list was used by Mrs. Fiore-Bigelow, along with choreographer, Colleen Farris- sey-Reitzas to place students into skits. Rehearsals started after the Christ- mas-New Year recess, two each week in January and three in February. The seniors traveled way out west in Rawhide, went on a Manhunt in the jungle and did the Mexican Hat Dance. Senior Follies gave this year's senior class a chance to meet new people, have fun with old friends and make their last year at Durfee one they will remember forever. It has become a tradition. Each year, I see a coming together of the class and a lot of new freindships made. -William J. Molloy Senior Vice Principal Chris Brennan. Rico Confoni. and Joe Viveiros enjoying the attention. Lori Dubuque and Melissa Mannion trying to survive another grueling Follies practice. Lisa Reagan and Michael Rossi Hamming it up for the camera. Psyched for Follies. Senior Li Costa practices the Irish jig. Durfee's State Champs A season with 24 wins, a coach with 500 wins, two 1,000 piont scorers, and live biggest following in the stale of Massachusetts. What more could a team ask for? How about the Massa- chusetts Division I State Champion- ship? The finale to an awesome season, the Hilltoppers have done it once again. They have brought the second state title to Durfee in the last four years, and the fourth overall. The playoffs began with a bye for the toppers, this moved them into the south sectional quarter-final round. Irony was the deciding factor though in determiningwho Durfee would play. Arch-rival New Bedford would come to the Luke Urban Field House to clash with Durfee for the third time this year. Durfee then traveled to Brockton High School to play an underrated Boston English team. The verdict: Durfee by eight. Catholic Memorial was next on Durfee’s menu. C.M. was a team that people thought would be tough..,,it turned into a laughter. The verdict: Durfee by an incredible 24 pionts, and the South Sectional championship trophy. We re goin’ to the Garden ' was the motto for the next few days around Durfee. The opponent will be Lowell High School. Next stop for Durfee, the Worcester Centrum where Durfee defeated Chicopee Comprehensive in the final John Murray's good for two. minutes to win the state Division I crown. After a somewhat predictable '89 season the Toppers ended their regular play with a bang, first against New Bedford, then again bringing the crowd to their feet against Cambridge. This season has been one of record breaking memories for the Durfee team headed by co-captains Mike Herren and Judd McDonald. Not only has Herren hit the 1,000 point mark, but he has scored the most points in a game (51). The second half brought much of the same, until a run by Chicopee late in the fourth quarter. The two have led their team to a 44 game winning streak. As the remaining games became fewer the hopes of back to back championships became greater. The game against Madison Park, a lough Boston team was played at Brockton High School on March 8, 1989, ended on a successful note. This made the Toppers the South Sectional Champs for the third consecutive year. The next game was played at Northeastern University against Brockton High which resulted in another victory and a road trip to the Boston Garden. The Toppers tasted the sweetness of victory at the Garden when the fighting Toppers beat Cambridge in overtime. The team took their game on the road again , this time heading for the Worcester Centrum where Durfee repeated by capturing the state title against Springfield 82-74. 184 Mike Herren and Matt Attar talk to Tom Gibney from the press after their victory. Mike Herren goes for a shot. 185 186 A happy couple as they dance the night away. A couple relaxing after vigorous dancing. Junior Prom It is always pleasant to see everyone dressed beautifully and hand- somely. It is even more pleasant to see people for social reasons -Margaret Curt Senior Class Advisor On May 5. the Class of 1989 enjoyed their Junior Prom at the Venus de Milo Restaurant. Whether arriving by car or chauffered limou- sine, every student put away their sneakers and jeans and traded them in for elegant dresses, or jackets and lies. The Venus provided a delicious choice of prime rib or baked stuffed shrimp, both of which were a big success. As a rememberance of the night key chains and charms were distributed. D.J. Kevin Medeiros provided the music as the Class of '89 danced the night away. In the spirit of togetherness, the class chose Lean On Me by Club Noveau as their theme song. When it was over, everyone looked back on the night as one that will not be for- gotten. 187 88 Homecoming Once again, 59 girls from 45 dubs competed for thetitle of Homecoming Queen on November 25, 1988. Tanya Branco, representing Student Gover- ment. was crowned this year's winner. The committee for the 10th Annual Homecoming Ball was Puttin' on the Ritz. The Field House was deco- rated in keeping with the theme. The Durfee Band Aides, parents of band members, formed a decorating committee at their first meeting of the school year. These parents met twice a week at the home of Jeff Weissman, publicity manager of the group. Nominees had to be good citizens, must pass all courses, and not cut classes. Each girl who was nominated to represent a club attended the last home football game on October 29, At half- time of this game, all the girls were introduced as candidates. Voting for the I lomecoming Queen took place on November 16. All students were eligible to vote. In addition to the ticket sales, there was also an Ad Book. Many busi- nesses, families and friends took advantage of the opportunity to wish the candidate of their choice success. Our hats go off to the Durfee Band A ides for volunteering so much time and making the Homecoming Ball a night to remember, exclained Michelle Theberge, one of the candidates. In addition to Branco.was first runner up, Liz Goulart, second. Jen Pereira, third Lori Bosi, and fourth Julie Niewola,making up the Home- coming Queen’s Court. Guppy, Roger, and Sharky enjoy the buffet. Runners-up anxiously await the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. Lindsay D. and Lisa V. and Company. Our hats go off to the Durfee Band Aides for volunteering so much time and making the Homecom- ing Ball a night to remem- ber.' -Michelle Theberge 1988 Homecoming Queen Tanya Branco with her escort Carl Mello. Helen Kuhn, Lori Dubuque, and Lori Bosi pose at the Homecoming football game. 1 1 Ml III Ml U tr -I ft lit 1 II' If 1’ H -Hi !;:;s a ; «-...v,, „ 1,1 mi ii! ; • � � , � • if 41 .... -8 |R f 4Kj| Ml I Music Memories t If It II Ilf Hi 'I enjoy performing for area schools and at winter and spring concerts. It ready is a lot offun -Michelle Castro senior music student Mixed Chorus President; John Nunes Vice President: Liz Goulart Secretary; Caremen Pacheco Librarian: Keith Costa Advisor: Irene S. Monte Serenades President: Jeff Phillips Vice President John Nunes Advisor: Irene S. Monte Vocalaires President: Carmen Pacheco Vice President: Liz Goulart Advisor: Jane Fiore-Bigelow Purfee Theater Company right at home.' 19! Advisor Irene S. Monte studies her music. Do You Remember when the Soviets came to Durfee? the German exchange students? Derek Sanderson? the F6 rule? when they stopped selling chips at lunch? leaky ceilings? the Kerr Mill fire? making links for Spirit Week and being the most spirited class ? hanging out at McDonalds ? mix and match days ? I am very proud of having my name along side Luke Urban. It’s a great tribute. He's a man I've always looked up to and admitted. - Thomas ’Skip' Karam at the dedication of the basketball court in his honor. 192 It all starts here... Press Club members hamming ii up for the camera. Durfee Publications The 1988-89 school year has brought a new chapter into the history of student journalism at Durfee. This past summer, what was the old Durfee Hilltop room underwent construction to become the new Durfee Publications Center. It has more than modernized the facilities in which we produce the Durfee Hilltop. Phoenix Nest, and the Record Book, as well as ihe Program of Studies, Dialogue and other publications. Room 289 consists of a computer lab, library, lay- out center and lecture area. These and many other aspects of the room, help to create a professional at- mosphere for inspiring the minds of young student journalists. 193 Durfee Hilltop For more than a century, the Durfee Hilltop staff has supplied its students and faculty with an informative and entertaining newspaper. This student run and student financed tabloid has recently taken an initiative step into the fore front of technology. This has been as transitional year for our publication. We have switched from traditional typesetting and paste-up to desk-top publishing on the Macintosh computers. Although this change was a difficult one, the staff has adjusted well, and is now able to produce a paper in much less time. We hope that future student journalists will build from this foundation and carry the Durfee Hilltop to another century of excellence. Editor Michelle L. Theberge News Editor: Michaela M. Me Closkey Entertainment Editor Dawn Kleinberger Sports Editor: Helen M.E. Kuhn Editorial and Opinion Editor Michael Herren Business Manager: Patricia Cordetro Billing and Distribution Staff: Joanne Lagasse, Jennifer Rocha Advisor: Michael J.Vieira The warm welcome from Rm. 2891 Michelle enjoys a natural lunch Mil hop Editors: Michelle Theberge.Editor: Helen Kuhn, Sports editor; Michaela Me Closkey News Editor; DawnKleinberger, Entertainment Editor Phoenix Nest For almost twenty-five years now, the Phoenix Nest, the literary magazine of Durfee High School has been publishing student literature. The staff is dedicated to bringing students, and faculty alike, litera- ture written by and for the students. The magazine contains poetry, short stories, and artwork. The staff for the Phoenix Nest compiles all of the literary and art work received and puts together the magazine using the computers in the Publications Center. Editor: Patricia A. Cordeiro Advisor: Michael J. Vieira Pal Cordeiro celebrates after the publication of the first issue of the literary magazine. i Theresa DaSilva is uplifted by the beautiful carnations. Could they be from Kyle? President Erin Sullivan plans the next Press Club function. Press Club Vice President Michelle Fortin. Secretary Michaela McCloskey, Treasurer Michelle Theberge and Advisor Michael J. Vieira lean on each other for assistance. Press Club The Press Club is a social and fund raising organi- zation which supports the Durfee student publica- tions. Each year, the menbers sell carnations, plan a journalism conference which is open to area high schools, and provide a banquet and awards night for student journalists at which the club's annual scholarships are presented. In addition, the club allows underclassmen to providing opportunities for the young writers to meet informally with the student editors. President: Erin Sullivan Vice President: Michelle Fortin Secretary: Michaela McCloskey Treasurer: Michelle Theberge Advisor: Michael J. Vieira 195 ‘The end of the SO s has quickly fatten upon us and the future is close at hand. C (pt only is the year 1989 the fitud chapter of a decade, hut the final chapter of our high school years. We have had many experiences here at Durfee that we uhll always carry uhth us. 'The yearbook a keepsake of those memories. 'Trying to catch all those shining moments on film and in words can he a difficult task. We have tried our best to make this yearbook enjoyable for every member of the class. Ofowtvtr, 695students is quite a large number: therefore, it is difficult to accomodate everyone. We must thankjayne Totts for her excellent tvork.on the faculty section; Mike Dozois, when ure needed him he was always available; Laurie ‘Dubuque for helping out during 'crunch timeMr. •Raymond Medeiros Jr. ami his students in 431 for keeping record of the yearbookorders, and to all the students in room 289 a great big thanks •To the faculty, especially, our teachers we t hanky ou for your understanding and cooperation. Our biggest thanks£oes to Mr. Michael Vieira our advisor, friend, and counselor-at-large. Without Mr. V. none of this would have been possible. We thank.you for your guidance, teaching, patience, understanding, and especially your sense of humor! you kept its laughing through those stressfull moments, (which occured quite often), when we needed it most! We hope all of you enjoy this bookjt is your keepsake of your four years at Durfee. ijood fuck Jo each and everyone oj you, may all of your dreams come true! Sincerely, Deborah 1. Souza ‘Edmund 51. Correia •Editors 1989 Record Book The business staff computerized book orders in 431. The yearbook staff sweeps Mr, V. off his feet. ■ — -