Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

: ' A ■ THE HUTTLESTONIAN 1980 FAIRHA VEN HIGH SCHOOL Eairhaven, Massachusetts Volume LIV 2 IN MEMORIAM PHILLIPS A. NOYES 1899-1979 “Rejoice O young people while you are young, and let your heart be glad in the days of thy youth. Follow the ways of thy heart, the vision of thine eyes ...” Ecclesiastes Mr. Noyes was educated at Dartmouth College, Harvard University, and the University of Grenoble. A teacher of Latin, French, Spanish, and German, he began his career at Cushing Academy where, he was proud to say, Bette Davis was one of his prize pupils. In 1949 he came to Fairhaven High School where he remained until his retirement in 1961. After that time, he became the most welcomed, respected, and loved substitute teacher of all time. In June 1977, the Foreign. Language Department instituted in the name of Mr. Noyes an annual award of appreciation to a senior foreign language student. Each recipient of this award must demonstrate those qualities of Mr. Noyes that we continue to admire; a strong ability and sincere desire to learn a foreign language with a sense of joie de vivre, reliability, enthusiasm, and a sensitivity of love for his fellow man. SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD A foot and light-hearted I take to the Open Road, Healthy, free, the world before me, The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose. Henceforth I ask not good fortune, I myself am good-fortune. Strong and content I travel the open road. Walt Whitman PRINCIPAL’S ADDRESS In the months ahead, you will make the decision to continue your education or to enter the world of work. Because both offer so many different paths, these choices will vary. WlTichever path you choose, however, success will be yours only if you invest an extra effort and rely not on good fortune, but on yourselves. To the class of 1980,1 wish health and happiness. ADMINISTRA¬ TION Left: Stanley J. Grabiec, Prin. Right; Carlton C. Albritton, V. Prin. 6 7 FACULTY GUIDANCE Top Right: Paul McCabe, Dir. Middle Right: Cletus Malloy Bottom Right: James Lanagan Bottom Left: Virginia Kowal 8 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Top Left: Patricia Mello Top Center: Stephen Bender SPEC I A L EDUCATION Bottom Left: Mary Leon Bottom Center: Linda Meredith Bottom Right: Dorothy Lewis 9 FOREIGN LA NG UA GE DEPARTMENT Right: Donald J. B. Dufour, Chmn. Middle Left: Pierre Paquin Middle Center: Stephen Barriteau Middle Right: Dana Pierce MUSIC DEPART¬ MENT Bottom Left: Antonio Santos, Dir. ART DEPART¬ MENT 10 Bottom Right: Joseph Rapoza INDUSTRIAL ARTS Left: Peter Borowiec Middle Left: Peter Anthony Middle Right: Gary Monuteaux Bottom Left: Mark Sullivan DISTRIBUTIVE ED UCA TION Bottom Right: George Evans I L MATH DEPARTMENT Top Right: John Malcolm, Chmn. Right: Janet Ring Bottom Left: Alan Pehrson Bottom Right: Charles Cipollini 12 HISTORY DEPARTMENT Top Left: Robert Marchand, Chmn. Leh: Alma Jean Campbell Bottom Left: Robert Margeson Bottom Right: William Silva 13 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Right: Stella Borowiec, Chmn. Middle Left: Margaret Lister Middle Right: Allen Duarte Bottom Left: Gail Waltz Bottom Right: Joan Casey 14 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Left: Raymond Boyce, Chmn. Middle Left: Linda Abbott Middle Right: John Haaland Bottom Left: Rene Drouin Bottom Right: Henry Cebula ENGLISH DEPART¬ MENT Top Center: Florence Chase, Chmn. Top Right: Jacqueline Machado Middle Left: Naomi Battaini Middle Center: David Medeiros Middle Right: Jacqueline Sheckler Bottom Left: Karen Brodeur Bottom Center: John Risgin Bottom Right: Mary Scott 16 HOME ECONOMICS Top: Katharyn McCollester Middle Left: Evelyn Pursley Middle Center: Joan Bisbee TITLE I TUTORS Bottom Left: Steven LeBlanc Bottom Center: Mark Carter 17 SECRETAR¬ IES Evelyn Martin, Jean Sylvia, Lee Paiva, Lillian Viera. NURSE Ruth Lombardo. CUSTODI¬ ANS Joseph Moniz, Del Sylvia, Helen Tenczar, Paul Cavalieri, Joe Valliere, Ronald Medeiros, Leonard Rodericks. CAFETERIA WORKERS Lillian Gautreau, Claire Medieros, Joan Rogers, Stefanie Tatro, Blanch Gaj, Clair Hartley, Rosealie Brown, Dolores Gau- vin, Eileen Couto. 18 19 20 21 SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS J. Collins, Sec.; M. Kvilhaug, V. Pres.; J. Custodio, Pres.; J. Medeiros, Treas. EXECU¬ TIVE BOARD ROW 1; R. Sleight, K. Pinto, M. Lom¬ bardo, ROW 2: J. DeSouza, J. Faunce, M. Cyr. 22 Dc ozunn “A happv life consists in tranquillity of mind.” “Linda” Address: 10 Roy St.; Ambition: To be successful in the business world: Pet Peeve: Oral reports; Happiest When: With friends and family. Shopping for clothes; Fondest Memory: Trip to Norway in ' 78, Skiing; Most Embarrassing, Moment: Learning to drive a standard; Salient Characteristic: Facial expressions. cc fntonLO “Good humour may be said to be one of the very best articles of dress one can wear in society.” “Tonell” Address: 18 Dover St.; Ambition: Doctor; Pet Peeve: English, Practice. Boring weekends, Taunton; Happiest When: Seeing people smile. Out with the boys or a special person. Playing sports, at Bear’s Pub: Fondest Memory: Horseneck, Jr. Prom. Summer vacations, Dartmouth ' 78. Football ’79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Drew making spectacle of me at the fort: Salient Characteristic: Convivial. (ionia± IQ. “In quietness and confidence shall be your strength.” “Tom” Address: 53 Hacker St.; Ambition: Fisherman; Pet Peeve: Planning on going fishing and waking up to rain; Happiest When: With Mary Ellen; Fondest Memory: Fishing off Chillmark; Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting caught scalloping without a license; Salient Characteristic: Talkative. Q!aml7Ezt Q. (Qfl!ni£,Ccla “To dare, and again dare, and forever dare,” “Bert” Address: 36 Magnolia St.; Ambition: To be happy, to be rich; Pet Peeve: Camp, Mr. Cebula in films after bad game; Happiest When: Playing football. With friends: Eondest Memory: B.P.W., Bear’s Pub. F.H.S. 10 N.B.H.S.’O; Most Embarrassing Moment: Tagging up at O.R.R.; Salient Characteristic: Squealy voice. Qliicfia£.[cQf. cQf-[l2l2on±£i “A little with quiet is the only diet.” “Mike” Address: 93 East Brown St.; Ambition: To become a millionaire: Pet Peeve: Mr. Haaland’s Labs, Algebra; Happiest When: On vacation, with friends; Eondest Memory: Pa.ssing Algebra and Geometry; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling down staircase; Salient Characteristic: Moustache. 24 “Truth is truth to the end of reckoning.” Address: 118 Laurel St.; Ambition: To go to college then move to California; Pel Peeve: Mondays, Boring weekends, “Do you have an I.D.?”; Happiest When: With friends. The Norges call, Friday comes. Skiing; Fondest Memory: Summer ’77 and ’78, Ski trips, Norges — 12 15 78-1 2 79, Elton John concerts. Vineyard with Meg, Dawn, Wheat, Kenny, and Chet, Meeting Robbie Benson, New York City; Most Embarrassing Moment: Losing my top; Salient Characteristic: Eyes. “And though he stumbles in a full career, yet rash¬ ness is a better fault than fear.” “White Lightning” Address: 93 Pagcotte St. Acushnet; Ambition: To become a rock star; Pet Peeve: Disco and sleezes; Happiest When: Getting drunk with friends; Fondest Memory: Concerts, Catching Peter Criss’ drumstick; Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting lost in Madison Square Garden; Salient Characteristic: Eyes. :FM,auz£,En U atfiEzCns, cy niaza.[ “Without music, life would be a mistake.” “Miss Mo” Address: 32 Chestnut St.; Ambition: Play lead alto in the Glenn Miller Orchestra, To be on the Olympic volleyball team. Travel; Pet Peeve: English lit. exams; Happiest When: Playing Jazz, Skiing, Diving on the floor for volleyballs; Fondest Memory: ’76 Marching band. Summer ’78, Europe, S.M.Y.L.E., Drive to Quebec, Jr. Day solo. First place — Dartmouth Jazz band competition ’78; Most Embarrassing Moment: “You’re Brothers?’’ Summer ’78; Salient Characteristic: Musician. (cy nton En “Let your own discretion be your tutor.” “Baby Pink” Address: 5 Jenney St.; Ambition: To always have fun in life. To live on the Island; Pet Peeve: Gym, Getting up early, John. DISCO!, Jocks; Happiest When: On Martha’s Vineyard, Skating, Talking with the guys at the station. With close friends; Fondest Memory: Riding Duchess on the beach at Martha’s Vineyard, My sunset cruise near Gay Head. Menemsha, Capsizing with Coz; Most Embarrassing Moment: Swimming at South Beach and almost having my bathing suit come off; Salient Characteristic: Pink. y f[l7Ezi (EdmundcyEudsttE “For manners are not idle, but the fruit of loyal nature and of noble mind.” “Aldie” Address: 12 North St.; Ambition: To teach and coach football at Fhvn. High: Pet Peeve: People who constantly repeat the words “What” and “1 know”; Happiest When: With Cheryl. Out with friends, Playing football; Fondest Memory: Football camp. Cheerleaders’ Dance. Nov. 17, Jr. French; Salient Characteristic: Dependable. 25 c: fu u5.tin£. “Whoever falls from God ' s righi hand is caught into his left. “Rev” Address: 33 Perry St.; Ambition: To become a minister; Pei Peeve: People who change for others; Happiest When: Playing my guitar; Fondest Memory: Being “Born again ; Most Embarrassing Moment: Playing my string bass and the bridge collapsed; Salient Characteristic: Bible. Cncia :dl {a%L£. !Sa[a “A woman could run through fire and water for such a kind heart. “L.B.” Address: 11 Brook view St.; Ambition: Succeed in the future, Travel; Pet Peeve: Studying for physiology tests, Getting up in the morning; Happiest When: With my friends. Out on Saturday nights. On school vacations; Most Embarrassing Moment: Tripping up and down the stairs at school; Salient Characteristic: Clothes. :::ddol7Ezt :dVo£,[ISaCdurCn “Not that you won or lost — but how you played the game.” “Bob” Address: II Phillips St.; Ambition: Play in the Major Leagues; Pet Peeve: Nebraska jokes. Rusty, Short arm jokes; Happiest When: Getting a “99” on a term paper. At and after the pub; Fondest Memory: Amityville drive-in. Feast flood, Mex!, The pub; Most Embarrassing Moment: My first day at F.H.S. when the Nebraska jokes started; Salient Characteristic: Accent. dJzacEi !Sa%ton “Nothing is so precious as time.” Address: 29 Brae Rd.; Ambition: Marry Bruce 6 7 80, To be rich and live happily ever after; Pet Peeve: Disco, Waking up for school. Having to come home early on school nights; Happiest When: With Bruce; Fondest Memory: 6 1 79, Meeting Bruce, Falling in love, 8 29 79 finally; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling down the stairs; Salient Characteristic: Diamond. “Content with harmless sport and simple food.” “Bobo” Address: 13 Evergreen St.; Ambition: Scientist; Pet Peeve: Rm. 7 study. Being asked for my pet peeve; Happiest When: With friends; Eondest Memory: Jr. Prom, Jazz band competitions; Salient Characteristic: Ginny rigs. (2a%o[Ln£. iJ atxLczLa Eauz£. a zd “A wise and an understanding heart.” Address: Webster Ave.; Ambition: To be successful in the business world; Live in a warmer climate; Pet Peeve: People with no class; Happiest When: With my friends, Jo, Wen, and Linda, Driving my sister’s ’69 Toyota, Out, Having a good time; Fondest Memory: Summer ’79, my sister’s wedding. Hitting the same boulder Jo hit; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling down two flights of stairs with a dress on; Salient Characteristic: Neatness. d oz£.£.n c A lazCs. “To know is nothing at all; to imagine is every¬ thing.” “Dreen” Address: 252 Sconticut Neck Rd.; Ambition: Writer Journalist; Pet Peeve: People with no imagination; Happiest When: Writing parodies. With Judy and Didi; Fondest Memory: Dancing in the “King and I”, Being caught truant; Most Embarrassing Moment: Typing on white paper with white ink and wondering why I couldn’t read it; Salient Characteristic: Innocent look. cdPlonCca Bs nac “Amid the pressure of great events, a general prin¬ ciple gives no help.” “Coastie” Address: 44 Summer St.; Ambition: Move to Martha’s Vineyard and open up a restaurant; Pet Peeve: Disco, Mainland people telling me what to do; Happiest When: On Martha’s Vineyard, With friends at C.G. station; Most Embarrassing Moment: Summer of ’79; Salient Characteristic: Choking. cdfnn BEzdEzian Happiness seems made to be shared.” “Red” Address: 9 Wood St.; Ambition: To marry Jeff and have two little fudge pumps!; Pet Peeve: People who are always in a hurry. People who can’t slow down and take it easy; Happiest When: With Jeff, Partying with friends, Jeff comes home; Fondest Memory: 4 I 78, Christmas of ’78 with Jeff, Oriental Pearl with Kim and Jon; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling off a chair and landing on my face in the middle of the hall in the addition; Salient Characteristic: Red hair. ld(zL±tin cdl laziE Bez “Far be it from me to insult the pun.” “Kris” Address: 66 Washington St.; Ambition: To become a social worker and succeed in life; Pet Peeve: Waking up early, J.F., Jocks, Cliques, Chemistry labs. Switching .schools from Voke. Tech, to F.H.S.; Happiest When: With Phil, Partying with Beth, Doing what I want with no one to stop me. When it snows. Being with someone 1 love; Fondest Memory: Phil’s senior prom. Labor Day weekend, 6 23 79, Trip to Norway, 9 23 79, Trip to Norway, 9 23 79, 6 3 79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Driving a mo¬ ped in Martha’s Vineyard the wrong way down a one-way street with Phil on the back; Salient Characteristic: Friendly. EUUZEqa 27 “Out for a good time, never in a hurrv. “Kenn” Address: 134 North Walnut St.; Pel Peeve: Mr. B. Happiest When: Out with friend.s and .skiing; Fondest Memory: Revoking Mr. Albritton ' s suspension; Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting sick at Styx concert with W. V.; Salient Characteristic: Banged-up Karmen Ghia. J ou [a± ISotton “Pleasure safely enjoyed is the less valued. “Chris Address: 43 Fort St.; Ambition: To travel the world and be successful; Pet Peeve: Giddy broads and bad Hooche and Disco; Happiest When: Partying to the extent. Playing park ball; Fondest Memory: Summer of ' 79 with G.V. and R.J.. Q.B. my sophomore year for the J. Birds; Most Embarrassing Moment: 2 points for Durfee; Salient Characteristic: Stereo. Uyazzn “Life and good living — what do we want besides? Address: 24 Florence St.; Ambition: To graduate. To travel. To be with Joey forever; Pet Peeve: Monday mornings. Fighting with people you really care for. Phony people; Happiest When: Out with Joey, cruising. Talking with Mary Ellen on the phone. Not in school; Fondest Memory: Summer of ' 19, Jr. Prom. Cheerleaders ' Dance ' 79. Cape Cod; Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting caught in the boys ' locker room with Mary Ellen. Karen, and Jeff W.; Salient Characteristic: Joey. U aziEn J!J. !So(Ajman “A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere, before him I may think aloud. Address: 17 Florence St.; Ambition: To own a ranch in Texas; Pet Peeve: “The Boys in Blue ; Happiest When: Out partying with friends; Fondest Memory: Sophomore year. Hockey games. Norry. All-night float meetings. Halloween ' 79; Most Embarrassing Moment: When Mary Ellen. Karen, and 1 were caught in the boys ' locker room by Mr. Cebula; Salient Characteristic: M ischief. ec laz ISzCtto “I count myself in nothing else so happy as in a soul remembering my good friends. “Brit Address: 70 North St.; Ambition: Having a wild time m college, or just making it through; Pet Peeve: Politics. Homework. Term papers; Happiest When: With old friends. Playing hoop. Spending all day at the beach; Fondest Memory: Jr. Prom. Putting up signs at Stang High the night before the homecoming game; Most Embarrassing Moment: Tripping up the stairs; Salient Characteristic: Shy. Stacij c::: nn Sxodo “A spirit of inquiry is the great characteristic of the age we live in.” “Le Petit Prince” Address: 15 State St.; Ambition: To marry Bob, To own a house and a sheepdog. To buy Bob a 250 RM Suzuki; Pet Peeve: Constant complainers. Missing practices, Monday mornings; Happiest When: Alone with Bob, Twirling with Majorettes, Going out with Donna and Carol, Shopping with Ma; Fondest Memory: January 31, 1978, Making majorettes, 5 10 78, Mr. Paquin’s class with Donna and Judy, Winning states. Route 195, 12 23 78; Most Embarrassing Moment: Saying “This is ridiculous,” in Mrs. Battaini’s class. Falling down the stairs and Donna catching her pen instead of me!; Salient Characteristic: Baton, Bob. : na c A lazia Q . (2a[(jao “It is wonderful how little mischief we can do with all our trouble.” Address: 8 Winsor St.; Ambition: To have a career. To take a trip around the world; Pet Peeve: Monday mornings. Constant complainers. Tests in all classes in the same day; Happiest When: Out with friends, Reading a good book; Fondest Memory: J.A. in tenth and eleventh grade. Seventh period in Mr. Margeson’s class; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling up the stairs with everyone behind me. (cy nn (2a. ' uloza “We know of tomorrow; our business is like good and happy today.” “Deby” Address: 56 Orchard St.; Ambition: Help people less fortunate than 1, Spend my life with someone special, Live in the Swiss Alps; Pet Peeve: Squezks, Someone calling me an “oozie”; Happiest When: With Ed, Partying with friends. Sleeping; Fondest Memory: Jan. 26, ’79, Getting caught borrowing a car with Robin and Jim; Salient Characteristic: Braces. L±a OUL±£. aZZ£.LZO “True worth is in being, not seeming.” Address: 4 Jarvis Ave.; Ambition: To see the US and live in Florida; Pet Peeve: Scallops, Being put on hold, People who think they’re better than you; Happiest When: With friends. Listening to good music; Fondest Memory: Band float. First place for two years, “King and I”, Cheerleaders Dance ’79, Quincy Parade; Most Embarrassing Moment: Making the driver take me home after getting sick on the way to the movies; Salient Characteristic: Laugh. zancEd. aztEi “Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are.” Address: 121 Green St.; Ambition: To be a stewardess and later a teacher; Pet Peeve: Being bored. When your plans fall through; Happiest When: With friends, Doing something worth¬ while; Fondest Memory: Last year’s Jr. and Sr. proms. Summer of ’78. Martha’s Vineyard with K.A., D.C., P.W., S.J.. K.E.; Most Embarrassing Moment: In Burger Chef when I yelled — instead of ATO on the apple turnover count; Salient Characteristic: Voice. (Zztatdo The distant scene; one step enough for me. “Cat” Address: 69 Hedge St.; Ambition: Specialize in computer technology; Pet Peeve: Totaling my Duster, Football practice. Per. 3 study; Happiest When: With Karen. Out with the boys; Fondest Memory: Ski club in tenth grade. Jr. Prom, Cheerleaders Dance ’79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Having Karen in my Duster for the first time; Salient Characteristic: Eyes. auza (2(iancl[£.z “Happiness is a habit — cultivate it. “Louda” Address: 44 Hedge St.; Ambition: To marry and live a happy life with Wayne. Own a beautiful home in Padanaram; Pet Peeve: Locker room. Working on weekends. Waiting for people; Happiest When: With Wayne and friends. At Bogey ' s; Fondest Memory: Nov. 3, ' 78, May 20. ' 79, Jr. Prom, Summer ' 78, Florida, Going to Earth, Wind and Fire concert with Mrs. Tavares; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling flat on my face at the Y.M.C.A.; Salient Characteristic: Space between teeth. fiavCzz “A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.” “Shelly Address: 64 Bridge St.; Ambition: To be a famous actress and singer; Pet Peeve: People who put others down; Happiest When: With people I care a lot about; Fondest Memory: The times I spent with Gary; Most Embarrassing Moment: Slipped and fell with a Prom gown on; Salient Characteristic: Unique outlook on life. “Without ideals, without effort, ... there is no such thing as education. “Sandy” Address: 584 Washington St.; Ambition: To live a long and happy life; Pet Peeve: Waiting for people who are an hour late; Happiest When: With Dave; Eondest Memory: Dave and I on New Year’s — ' 78 ' 79; Salient Characteristic: Perseverance. uzanns. “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Address: }) Prince St.; Ambition: Flight Attendant; Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than others; Happiest When: With my friends; Eondest Memory: U.S. History Class period I; Most Embarrassing Moment: Walking into the wrong classroom; Salient Characteristic: Smile. ( [Cza etfi (2o[[Ln± “There’s a time for all things.” Address: 133 No. William St.: Ambition: Be a nurse. Have tons of kids. Live happily ever after: Pet Peeve: Doing dishes. Fish, Babysitting on Sat. nights. Fat, My birthmark: Happiest When: With the gang. Cheering, F.H.S. wins: Fondest Memory: Horseneck, Jr. Prom Lady-in-Waiting, All Cheerleaders Dances, July 4, ' 79, Summer ’79. Nights at Bear’s: Most Embarrassing Moment: Oral report in Mrs. B’s class: Salient Characteristic: “Honk” “Wherever the Fates in their ebh and flow lead, let us follow,” “Jim” Address: 4 Bellevue St.: Ambition: Become a C.P.A.: Pet Peeve: Winter track intervals upstairs. Outside meets in - 20 temp.: Happiest When: Doing what I like to do. With friends: Fondest Memory: Jr. Prom, Jr. Day, Band float meetings (Wareham, “Ouch”), Meets at Yoke: Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling over the first hurdle in my first track meet: Salient Characteristic: Triplet. “Most people would succeed in small things if they were not troubled with great ambitions.” “Harvey” Address: 4 Bellevue St.: Ambition: Live a long, successful, and happy life. To complete four years of college. Own my own business: Pet Peeve: Sat. morning band rehearsals. Anything to do with hospitals, Wareham High School students. People who walk slow in the halls. Taking SAT’s: Happiest When: On the rowdy band bus. With the gang: Fondest Memory: Homecoming ’78 ’79, Band float placing first two years in a row. Last track meet in my Jr. year vs. Taunton: Most Embarrassing Moment: Taking a wipe-out on the grass just before throwing the javelin: Salient Characteristic: Triplet. uns. (ZP LCs. “The smile that won ' t come off.” Address: 4 Bellevue St.: Ambition: Finish four years of college and become an accountant: Pet Peeve: Tests on Mondays, Windy football games, Wareham’s athletic teams: Happiest When: With my friends. Looking forward to something: Fondest Memory: Band float taking first place two years in a row. Homecoming Day ’78 ’79, Girl’s tennis: Most Embarrassing Moment: Tearing the back of my pants during a softball game: Salient Characteristic: Triplet. ofin o6,mo “I am known throughout the world as a help- bringer.” “Cos” Address: 4 Manuel St.: Ambition: Be a firefighter: Pet Peeve: Dirty, scrubby people. No gas in the car: Happiest When: With the boys Sat. night. PUying cards. Winning their money: Fondest Memory: Washington, D.C. with the basketball team. The Bear’s house: Salient Characteristic: Friendly. r f o±ta “It matters not how long we live but how.” “Nellie” Address: 310 New Boston Rd.; Ambition: Professional sports coach. Own a restaurant; Pet Peeve: Football camp. People who talk behind others’ backs; Happiest When: At Bear’s pub. Playing sports. Cooking, Helping others ' ,Fondest Memory: Stang ’78, 1 19, Bear’s Pub, Winning football season. New Bedford game; Most Embarrassing Moment: Smashing my mother’s car, 3 losing hockey seasons; Salient Characteristic: Smile. an£.t “Pleasure is very seldom found where it is sought.” Address: 40 Hope St. Acushnet; Ambition: To sing, Hanglide, Own a Britlan; Pet Peeve: Flashers, Muc Mucs, Devo, Flashing blue lights; Happiest When: In typing (D.G.), With K.L., Letting the good times roll; Fondest Memory: Ricky, D.W. Morris, Jethro Tull, Yes, Chemistry; Most Embarrassing Moment: When the floor swallowed me up. The wall jumping in front of me; Salient Characteristic: Easy going. “A man ' s true wealth is the good he does in this world.” “Gumdrop” Address: 122 Chestnut St.; Ambition: Lawyer, Pilot, Rich; Pet Peeve: Working floats, SATs, Track practice. People who care only for themselves; Happiest When: With JoAnn, Horsin’ around; Fondest Memory: 10 27 79, Proms, Skiing, President, Track; Most Embarrassing Moment: Kneeling in dog manure in Jo’s backyard; Salient Characteristic: Long eyelashes. “The world will never starve for want of wonders; but only for want of wonder.” “Moe” Address: 79 Union St.; Ambition: Be successful in life and always be happy; Pet Peeve: Getting up early. Red lights; Happiest When: With Kirk, With the girls; Eondest Memory: 6 28 79, Queen for Cheerleaders Dance ’78, Being on the Jr. Prom court, Horseneck, West Island, Float meetings. Cheering 8th and 9th grade, Donald’s and Drew’s parties; Salient Characteristic: Laugh. “He is as quiet as a lamb.” “Egyptian” Address: 10 Wing Ln., Acushnet; Ambition: Open my own woodworking business; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; Happiest When: Not working; Eondest Memory: Trucking to Canada; Most Embarrassing Moment: Sales demonstration in D.E.; Salient Characteristic: Haircut. “Reputation is the life of the mind, as breath is the life of the body.” “Little Anne” Address: 55 Chestnut St.; Ambition: To become a fashion merchandiser; Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than others. Homework, Staying home on Sat. night; Happiest When: With Mark, Out with friends having a good time; Fondest Memory: Drew’s parties, Jr. Prom and senior Homecoming court. West Island ’79, Float meetings. Pep squad senior year, F.H.S. parking lot on weekends; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling with my lunch tray in front of everyone; Salient Characteristic: Short. oan “To-day is always different from yesterday.” “Kym” Address: 214 Main St.; Ambition: Nurse; Pet Peeve: Snobs, Bombing on a test which you thought you aced!; Happiest When: With Jon; Fondest Memory: Oriental Pearl with Jon, Ann and Jeff; Most Embarrassing Moment: The first time 1 smoked in Jon’s car and almost burned the whole interior; Salient Characteristic: Talking. “Youth is not a time of life; it is a state of mind.” “Flapper” Address: 89 Laurel St.; Ambition: Mafia hitman; Pet Peeve: Discotheques; Happiest When: Drink¬ ing with the boys; Fondest Memory: 6 12 78; Salient Characteristic: Being a nut. £.m£,%± “Trust me not at all, or all in all.” “Al” Address: 11 Coe St.; Ambition: Almacs manager; Pet Peeve: Being stoped by Fairhaven police; Happiest When: Out with the boys on Saturday nights; Most Embarrassing Moment: Walking into a closet in Room 17; Salient Characteristic: Easy going. ocz nn n £, cSouza “Employ your time; Time glides on with speedy foot.” “Jo” Address: 137 Middle St., Acushnet; Ambition: To own my own boutique; Pet Peeve: J.C.’s temper; Wanting to buy something when it’s not Pet Peeve: Being stopped by Fairhaven police, haven’t; Happiest When: With Jorge, Skiing, Sunbathing, Shopping; Fondest Memory: Oct. 27, ’79, Martha’s Vineyard with Jorge, Skiing with Heidi and Jim; Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting dragged into the boys locker room; Salient Characteristic: Congeniality. 33 c::A lazc yVL[[iam “He may not score, and yet he helps to Win who makes the hit that brings the runner in. “Marc” Address: 638 Washington St.; Amhiiion: To be a successful accountant; Pet Peeve: Last period study. Monday mornings; Happiest When: Out with friends; Fondest Memory: Nov. 3 victory over H.B.H.S., Cheerleaders Dance; Most Embarrassing Moment: Having my shirt ripped off at the band’s float meeting; Salient Characteristic: Helpful. £.±Z01L£Z± “Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent. Address: 114 Bridge St.; Ambition: Medical lab technician; Happiest When: With friends. Playing my horn; Fondest Memory: Winter track, Berkley, Quincy parade. Per. 6, ’77-’78; Most Embarrassing Moment: When Mr. Cebula slammed the coaches office door on my head. Remember, Mr. Risgin?; Salient Characteristic: T-Bone. Sazljaza- o U £,zza “Her talents are of the silent class. “Barbie” Address: 164 Main St.; Ambition: Be very rich and successful; Pet Peeve: Teachers who think they are God, Stuck up sophomores; Happiest When: With Doug; Fondest Memory: Summer of ' 78; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling asleep in class, not hearing the bell ring and noticing you’re not in your next class; Salient Characteristic: Eyes. U onna !Z za £: “Ships are safe in the harbor, but that is not what ships are built for. “Didi Address: 61 Hacker St.; Ambition: Architect; Pet Peeve: Apathy, Laziness, Grouches; Happiest When: With friends and Randy, Camping, With Paul; Fondest Memory: Daughter and I shopping, 5 15 79, Senior Prom; Most Embarrassing Moment: Walking with someone who had newspaper print on her face down the center of the mall; Salient Characteristic: Singing out of tune at the oddest times, Joanns ::A azLE Fb ZECSJ “Discretion shall preserve thee.” “Face” Address: 10 Cherrystone Rd.; Ambition: Succeeding and moving to California; Pet Peeve: People who walk slow in the halls and those who think they are better than you; Happiest When: With friends. On the go; Fondest Memory: Hitting the rock at miniature golf, 9 23 79, Doubling with Wendy and Paul for Jr, Prom, 8 19 78, 10 3 79. Summer of ’79, Paul’s prom. Skipping with Caroline; Most Embarrassing Moment: When 1 found out one was bigger than the other at work; Salient Characteristic: Lip. 34 “The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it.” “Randy” Address: 8 Gardner St.; Ambition: Make enough Money to keep me happy, Own an airline, Move back to Ohio, Pilot; Pet Peeve: Boring teachers. Stupid girls, 7th period gym classes, Cliques; Happiest When: In Ohio, Out having a good time; Fondest Memory: Drew’s wild parties, N.B. game. Summer of ’79, Football camp ’78 ’79, Dartmouth game ’78 ’79; Salient Characteristic: Motorcycle. fzonia± dSzan J u an “1 am a part of all that I have met.” “Doog” Address: 21 Huttleston Aye.; Ambition: Lawyer; Pet Peeve: People who think they’re too mature to laugh. People like RGD who haven’t grown up yet; Happiest When: With a good friend. Playing sports. Talking to “The Pup”; Fondest Memory: Times with Carol, “The Pit”, “The Puppy”, On the beach with K.P., ’78-’79; Salient Characteristic: Easy-going. J au[a £ann£ !j u uC± “Moderation is best, and to avoid all extremes.” Address: 41 Prouteau St., Acushnet; Ambition: X- ray technologist; Pet Peeve: Mondays, Term Papers; Happiest When: With friends. With Rick, Partying with the girls; Fondest Memory: Summers of ’78 ’79, New York City, Cook-outs down the Neck, My birthday party ’79, Midnight cruise ’79, 4th of July ’77, ’78, ’79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting carded at Johnny-O’s with a Halloween costume on; Salient Characteristic: Blonde hair. (2azo[ “I live on hope and that I think do all who come into this world,” Address: 78 North St.; Ambition: To reach my goals with happiness; Pet Peeve: Math, Getting up in the morning. Mosquitoes, Nose-bleeds; Happiest When: With Tommy, friends, and my family; Fondest Memory: Stang ’78, Times with Tommy, Horseneck, The children at work, Christmas; Most Embarrassing Moment: Burning Tom’s toasted cheese sandwich; Salient Characteristic: Pleasantness. 2£ j:.£c (jan± “Consider that this day ne ' er dawns again.” “Evans” Address: 12 Jarvis St.; Ambition: Work with children and always be happy; Pet Peeve: Newport Creamery. Algebra 2, Mud, Busy telephones, Jane’s L.S.B.. People who drive slowly; Happiest When: Out with the gang. Eating, Weekends come. Skiing; Fondest Memory: Horseneck, Summer of ' 79. 8 7 78, 7 4 79, Briarwood, Great limes in Wellesley, Cheerleaders Dance ’79. Eloat meetings; Most Embarrassing Moment: Having the bathroom door opened on me; Salient Characteristic: Facial expressions. 35 Z£ai “People talk a great deal about idealizing nowa¬ days, whatever that may mean.” “Rusty” Address: 40 Newbury Ave.; Ambition: Architect and Pro Football player; Pel Peeve: Sports practices; Happiest When: Playing sports. Dancing; Fondest Memory: Winter track, A good football season; Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting my face painted and leaving it on all day in school; Salient Characteristic: Eyes. Z£: 2 (E. azia “The great end of life is not Knowledge but action.” “Faria” Address: 8 Winsor St.; Ambition: To fulfill many a dream; Pet Peeve: Gym class. Constantly hearing my name on the intercom; Happiest When: With family. Partying with friends; Fondest Memory: 10 4 79, 6 18 79; Most Embarrassing Moment: When I dropped Linda P ' s pocketbook in the drain; Salient Characteristic: Moody. cSu±an c fnn aud nzz “Can one desire too much of a good thing.” “Sue” Address: 1094 N. Main St., Acushnet; Ambition: Dental Hygienist; Pet Peeve: Bossy people; Happiest When: Cashing check. Being with family and friends; Fondest Memory: P-Town summer of ' 79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Essay contest during pageant; Salient Characteristic: Jewelry. Ean 0 fiijEc± auncz “Good words are worth much and cost little.” “Small Faunce” Address: 15 Hamlet St.; Ambition: To be a Registered Nurse; Pet Peeve: People who crack their knuckles, Sat’s, Physics tests. Rainy Mondays; Happiest When: Playing the trumpet. With friends especially “Bee”, Thinking; Fondest Memory: Manhattan Skyhorse, Mr. Marchand’s history class. Football games. Band bus; Most Embarrassing Moment: The mouse in the cafeteria; Salient Characteristic: Affability. (EVozE£.n cEfnn FiEnsz “In her tongue is the law of kindness.” Address: 1 Fort St.; Ambition: To be a silversmith; Pet Peeve: People not returning things they borrowed; Happiest When: Being with someone special, family, friends; Fondest Memory: Summer of ' 79, Bermuda. Mardi Gras in New Orleans, H.B. 9 8 79; Salient Characteristic: Bracelets. (2azo[ E%nancl ± “I say whaf I feel.” “Carolina” Address: 73 Bridge St.; Ambition: To be successful in the world of business; Pel Peeve: Teachers who preach in class; Happiest When: Having a good time with friends; Fondest Memory: Football games. Trip to Quebec with French Club, Ski trips to Waterville Valley, Route 140 12 27 79; Most Embarrassing Moment: During a competition when my baton flew 20 feet behind me and hit someone while the judge and audience laughed 9 14 79; Salient Characteristic: Facial Expressions. “Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be.” “Bon” Address: 447 Washington St.; Ambition: To become a veterinarian and own a log cabin in the mountains; Pet Peeve: People making fun of my feet. People who criticize others and Term papers; Happiest When: With my good friends. When Fhvn. Team wins and Passing a 12A math test; Fondest Memory: The alcove. Friends at F.H.S., Mr. Shea’s Biology class; Most Embarrassing Moment: Seeing a picture of myself on the school calendar playing tennis with my eyes closed; Salient Characteristic: Amicable. aCtfi “I will lead my life and practice my art in upright¬ ness and honor.” Address: 2 Manuel St.; Ambition: Fulfilling two law careers; Pet Peeve: People who do not like to be made fun of, but who make fun of others; Happiest When: With closest friends; Fondest Memory: Junior Miss Pageant; Salient Characteristic: Hair. L UELZEclo “No one knows what he can do till he tries.” “Fig” Address: 37 William St.; Ambition: To be a Georgia State Trooper; Pet Peeve: Getting yelled at in films; Happiest When: With Jackie and the gang, and playing cards; Fondest Memory: Playing football. Original B.P.W., Football camp, Billy Joel concert, and weekends; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling down in the 4x100 relay race against Falmouth; Salient Characteristic: Jesting. atiLcia Ltz Ezaici “Seek what is simple, seek what is true.” “Pal” Address: 49 Hacker St.; Ambition: I ' o get F.ven. to spend the rest i)f my life with Danny out of I ' airhaven; Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than you. Cops hassling you; Happiest When: With Danny, With friends. Partying; Fondest Meniory: Dec. 20. 1978. New Year ' s five ' 79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Jan. 26. 1979; Salient Characteristie: Danny. 37 c: VaciLnE C±a “Individuality is the root of everything good.” Address: 672 Washington St.; Ambition: To have my dreams come true. To live a happy and successful life with Kevin; Pet Peeve: Working at Isotronics, Getting up early, People who think they are better than others; Happiest When: With Kevin, friends. Planning my wedding; Fondest Memory: 5 16 79, Oct. ’80, Summer of ' 79; Salient Characteristic: Mustang. “Let every man live his own life.” “Zeep” Address: 23 Hopkins St.; Ambition: To be a refrigeration man; Pet Peeve: Disco; Happiest When: Partying; Fondest Memory: My party; Most Embarrassing Moment: Halloween Tweetybird; Salient Characteristic: Beard. J onna [ood “I must lose myself in action, lest I wither in despair.” “Marcelle” Address: 351 Washington St.; Ambition: To become a physical education teacher and drive a red MG; Pet Peeve: The word “Jock”, People who sing with the radio; Happiest When: With my friends, Playing field hockey. Driving around with Carol and Sue, and being the 1 Majorette fan; Fondest Memory: Being captain of the field hockey team ’79, 10th grade sewing. Pumping Carol’s gas, Rte. 195, and ripping the speaker off at the Darmouth drive-in; Most Embarrassing Moment: Putting Pat Leclair’s bicycle tire on wrong and having it fall off while she was riding it; Salient Characteristic: Field hockey. acri “People who make no noise are dangerous.” “Dave” Address: 288 Sconticut Neck Rd.; Ambition: To be an electrical engineer; Pet Peeve: Disco; Happiest When: Partying; Fondest Memory: Getting my first car; Most Embarrassing Moment: Forgetting to tighten the lug nuts on my car; Salient Characteristic: Laugh. “A good friend to those who know her.” Address: 12i Laurel St.; Ambition: To become a med. lab techn.. To live in Assonet in a little white cottage; Pet Peeve: Bleached blondes. Soph, French, Snow banks; Happiest When: Listening to Rod, With Robin, Jeff and friends; Fondest Memory: Jeff, Junior Day, Rod Stewart 79, April 27 28, ’79, M.B., P.P.; Most Embarrassing Moment: After a three hour drive looking like a slob and meeting Jeff for the first time; Salient Characteristic: Crazy driving. I “Let every man live his own life.” “Dano” Address: 185 Main St.; Ambition: To succeed in whatever I decide to do; Pet Peeve: Sleezy people; Happiest When: Drunk. With Cheryl; Fondest Memory: Summer of ’79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Trying to drive my brother’s VW; Salient Characteristic: Innocence. iy ah-LcCa cp nn “To her, the world is made for fun and frolic.” “Foster” Address: 136 Adams St.; Ambition: Housewife; Pet Peeve: Mr. Paquin’s French class per. 1 ’77- ’78; Happiest When: With friends. Playing softball; Fondest Memory: Quebec ’78, Maryland ’79, Per. 6 ’77-’78, Lunch ’77-’78; Most Embarrassing Moment: When my desk fell in English class; Salient Characteristic: Wild. “The highest of distinction is service to others.” Address: 136 Adams St.; Ambition: Broadcaster; Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than everyone else; Happiest When: The weekend is here; Fondest Memory: My first day at F.H.S.; Most Embarrassing Moment; Bumping into people in crowded hallways; Salient Characteristic: Main Office. :::M,azifia c fnns. amaatis: “I giggle here, I giggle there, I giggle everywhere.” Address: 16 Florence St.; Ambition: To succeed in life; Pet Peeve: Getting up to go to school. Homework; Happiest When: With Ray; Fondest Memory: 10 29 1977, Summer of ’79, Disco Pete, Manno, Cheerleaders Dances, Soph. English class; Most Embarrassing Moment: 16 E.S., When I opened the bathroom door to find someone upon the bowl. When Mike scratched me; Salient Characteristic: Ray. “Music is the thing of the world that I love most.” Address: 17 Green St.; Ambition: To become a government agent; Pet Peeve: Working on Sat. nights. Jazz music; Happiest When: Playing my cello. With Joe; Fondest Memory: Marching band. Trip to Quebec with the French Club; Most Embarrassing Moment: Being “in tune” with Joe; Salient Characteristic: Cello. “She is little, she is wise, she is a terror for her size.” “Shrimp” Address: 39 Middle St.; Ambition: To be a famous artist and lead singer. Enjoy life to the fullest; Pet Peeve: Large trucks. Disco, Fake people; Happiest When: Being myself. Fun with Steve, Painting, Laughing with Cindi; Fondest Memory: Outlaws concert with Steve, Camping with Heidi and friends; Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting sick while camping; Salient Characteristic: Short. J acrLcl om£,± “Eat, drink and be merry.” “Gomsy” Address: 10 Reservation Rd.; Ambition: Successful in business; Pet Peeve: Know it alls; Happinest When: Hunting, Skiing, Trap shooting; Fondest Memory: Killington, Football camp, 7IB, Fort Lauderdale; Most Embarrassing Moment: ’78 Cheerleaders Dance; Salient Characteristic: Style of walking. “A light hearted lad is good to know.” “Tull” Address: 17 Bryant Lane; Ambition: Attend college and be successful; Pet Peeve: Disco, Snobs, 5 minute red lights; Happiest When: With Kathy, Listening to wild music; Fondest Memory: Dirt biking at Miles Standish, White Island Pond ’76 ’79, Daytona Beach; Most Embarrassing Moment: Infinitely many!; Salient Characteristic: Semi-whitty. “He keeps us merry and amused all day and helps us chase the gloom away.” “Jim” Address: 1 Jarvis Ave.; Ambition: Travel and live full; Pet Peeve: Snobs and hypocrites; Happiest When: With Heidi, Playing baseball; Fondest Memory: My sixteenth birthday. Summer ’78; Most Embarrdssing Moment: Shoes on the wrong feet after the Cheerleaders’ Dance; Salient Characteristic: Motorcycle. yA {a%Ca ouL6,E zafiam “Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you’re up to.” Address: 3 Hamlet St.; Ambition: To perform; Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Physics lab; Happiest When: With friends; Fondest Memory: Quincy parade, Manhatten Skyhorse; Most Embarrassing Moment: When Mr. Haaland threw a rock at me and 1 ducked; Salient Characteristic: Joker. 40 zan fin £.onaxcl z co “People who make no noise are dangerous.” “Grek Address: 171 North Walnut St.; Ambition: To be a computer scientist; Pet Peeve: Mr. B.; Salient Characteristic: Smile. cc nna “Give the world the best you have and best will come to you.” “Bird” Address: 20 Eddy St.; Ambition: Graduate from college as a child care worker; Pet Peeve: Stuck up people. Getting one wrong on your homework and that’s the one you’re asked; Happiest When: With friends; Fondest Memory’: July Fourth ’77, Sat. nights with Heidi and Joan; Most Embarrassing Moment: Diving in the pool and losing my bathing suit; Salient Characteristic: Skinny. c:: aymoncl “The rule of my life is to make business my pleas¬ ure and pleasure my business.” “You can call me Ray, or you can call me ...” Address: 101 Washington St.; Ambition: Get a job that I like and succeed. Make enough money to raise a family; Pet Peeve: Getting up early; Happiest When: With Martha; Fondest Memory: Summer ’79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting suspended; Salient Characteristic: Manners. yA {azLa uzman “She had wisely seen the world at home and abroad.” “Gaby” Address: 219 Main St.; Ambition: To help unhealthy children. Travel to Israel; Happiest When: Working with the Girl Scouts and the people from Curinanco, Hiking in Vermont with the Ransoms, Flight to U.S.A. for this year. Vacation with my family at the lake; Fondest Memory: Passing a history test; Salient Characteristic:Always a friendly smile. aL[ “Never a trouble, never a frown, only a smile for everyone.” Address: 131 Spring St.; Ambition: To be successful; Pet Peeve: Prank phone calls. Narrow-minded people; Happiest When: Out with the gang. At Bear’s, skiing; Fondest Memory: Norway ’78, Horseneck ’78 ’79, Float meetings; Most Embarrassing Moment: Physics classes. Spraying whip cream all over, the first night I worked; Salient Characteristic: Red dress. 41 “We wish like her that we could be always joyous and carefree.” “Liebchen” Address: 133 Spring St.; Ambition: Hair stylist. Marry Michael and have 2 children; Pel Peeve: People who don’t use blinkers. Who think they are the best; Happiest When: With Michael. Cruising with Ann and Mike, Hanging with Toy and Pow ' ; Fondest Memory: 3 29 79, 9 29 79, 8 11 79, 2 12 79, 4 3 79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Flipping Mom’s new car, Tim’s car breaking down and calling Mr. Albritton; Salient Characteristic: Blue eyes. “Simplicity is her greatest grace.” Address: 33 Fort St.; Ambition: Social worker. Become rich and outlaw mornings; Pet Peeve: Flunking a test you studied for and passing one that you didn’t, English, Mornings; Happiest When: With my friends, especially Kris, Steve and MJ; Fondest Memory: Feb. Apr. vacations Jr. year. Labor Day ’79, Craigville; Most Embarrassing Moment: Jeff catching me; Salient Characteristic: Silly laugh. :::AfazL£: “INo matter what others may be, she is always her¬ self.” “How” Address: 28 Holiday Dr.; Ambition: To be successful in all; Pet Peeve: Slow walkers in the halls; Happiest When: Playing volleyball. With Tom; Fondest Memory: Trips to N.H., Meeting Tom, First time on the slopes; Most Embarrassing Moment: Being carried off the softball field. What happened 1 1 23 79?; Salient Characteristic: Thin. ?Z3 acridcdf. o(ian±£.n “Follow me and thou shalt never lack amuse¬ ment.” “Jobee” Address: 18 Hill St.; Ambition: To be an engineer and live in N.H.; Pet Peeve: Rm. 7 study, Mondays; Happiest When: Skiing; Fondest Memory: 11 3 79 Beat N.B.H.S.; Salient Characteristic: Carefree. “To be merry best becomes you.” “Ruff-Ann” Address: 118 Bridge St.; Ambition: Vet. assistant and E.M.T.; Pet Peeve: Getting kicked out of lunch; Happiest When: Driving, Listening to records; Fondest Memory: Getting my license, Jr. Prom. Policeman’s Ball; Most Embarrassing Moment: 8 25 79; Salient Characteristic: Brown LTD wagon. “Learning is the eye of tne mind. “Two-tone” Address: 61 Yankee Lane; Ambition: Own my own bank; Pet Peeve: Snobs; Happiest When: In band. Craigville, Being with those people I love most; Fondest Memory: Beating N.B. 10-0. 1st place in float contest two years in a row; Most Embarrassing Moment: Setting off the school alarm after the Taunton game; Salient Characteristic: Hair color. U( Enn£.tii U LZ [£.ur± L ‘Why should the devil have all the good times? Address: 65 Hedge St.; Ambition: Guitarist of the greatest rock band; Pet Peeve: KISS, People who do what others do; Happiest When: Playing guitar, 4 wheeling; Fondest Memory: My bird. Graduating; Most Embarrassing Moment: Driving at night without lights; Salient Characteristic: Guitar. JHapnax “And tells the jest without a smile. “Whatever comes out when they try to say my name. Address: 18 Brook Dr.; Ambition: Succeed, Have a summer home in Morrocco; Pet Peeve: Back stabbers, English class; Happiest When: Alive; Salient Characteristic: Mazda Rx7. JSzLU 2£ £,za[cl a!So±±L£.Z£. “A pleasant madness.” “Bruce” Address: 661 Washington St.; Ambition: Automobile mechanic; Pet Peeve: Small cars; Happiest When: Working on some car; Fondest Memory: 9 7 78 Got my license; Most Embarrassing Moment: Auto accident in front of school; Salient Characteristic: Bicycle. u±an cLfiE acEzda “Character must be kept bright, as well as clean. “Sue” Address: 193 Main St.; Ambition: Live in the sun near the ocean; Pet Peeve: Waiting, Rain, Mondays; Happiest When: With friends. Laughing; Fondest Memory: High school summers, WI ’79, Horseneck ’79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling down the stairs at the Jr. Prom; Salient Characteristic: Bubbly personality. lam “Softly speak and sweetly smile.” “Debbie” Address: 165 Sconticut Neck Rd.; Amhilion: Successful in life; Pet Peeve: People who aren ' t friendly. Getting up early; Happiest When: With Glen, Out with friends; Fondest Memory’: Stang ' 78, Float meetings, Jr. Prom, 2 3 18, Football games, Horseneck 6 15 79, West Island 6 14 79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Having to tell Glen 1 had an accident with his car and it was my mother who hit me; Salient Characteristic: Smile. “Who soweth good seed shall surely reap.” “Bob” Address: 18 Fairfield St.. Acushnet; Ambition: Physician’s Assistant; Pet Peeve: Snobby teachers. Math test; Happiest When: With friends. Playing tennis; Fondest Memory: Nota Bene; Most Embarrassing Moment: Wearing a dress in English class play; Salient Characteristic: Tennis. auiion “Keep unshake ' d That temple, thy fair mind.” Address: 54 Rodman St.; Ambition: Happy in whatever I choose to do; Pet Peeve: Nonrecognition of girls’ athletics, petty jealousy; Happiest When: With friends; Fondest Memory: All the times with the band, Quebec trip; Most Embarrassing Moment: That time at Joe’s house; Salient Characteristic: Competitiveness. “There was a laughing devil in his sneer.” “Tim” Address: 49 Ceder St.; Ambition: Professional skier; Pet Peeve: Mr. Bender out at the smoking area at lunch; Happiest When: Skiing. Partying, With Ann; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling over a snow-making machine; Salient Characteristic: Skiing. c: f. E nLin “There never was a good war or a bad peace.” “Rob” Address: 100 Church St.; Ambition: Occupational Therapist; Pet Peeve: Wars. Algebra, Mrs. Boyce; Happiest When: With Jay; Fondest Memory: 12 8 78, 10 21 78, 9 14 78, Rod Stewart concert, Jr. Prom. Cheerleaders Dance. Profile Rock; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling down the stairs with high heels and a skirt on; Salient Characteristic: Non-conformist. 44 AfCna “Laugh and be well.” “Banina” Address: 10 Francis St.; Ambition: Accountant or Computer Programmer; Pet Peeve: Snobs and Prisses; Happiest When: Around friends. Having fun; Fondest Memory: Knowing L.A.M.H., MR. M’s class; Most Embarrassing Moment: Scratching the Varsity Club with the car; Salient Characteristic: Nose. “Democritus said words are but tbe shadows of action.” “Marques” Address: 4 Wood St.; Ambition: Doctor, Travel; Pet Peeve: Term papers. College applications. Hoop practice at 4:30, Waking up; Happiest When: Winning, Playing sports. With my friends. Rapping with people who have an idea; Fondest Memory: Cip’s class. Thanksgiving ' 78, Jr. Day, D.C., Beating N.B.H.S. in football; Most Embarrassing Moment: Busted at the Fort; Salient Characteristic: Sports. onna “Looking tranquillity.” Address: 23 Water St.; Amb ition: College at night. Get a good job; Pet Peeve: Rudeness; Happiest H ' hen: Not in school; Fondest Memory: 5 22 79; Salient Characteristic: Quiet. c f- an uiz “In the mountains of truth, you never climb in vain.” Address: 12 Union St.; Ambition: Learn the Bible and teach the truth; Pet Peeve: People who think they’re better than others; Happiest When: Just being myself and having a great time; Fondest Memory: Being with my family; Salient Characteristic: Artistic ability. “The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace, and charm.” “Rose” Address: 62 Cedar St.; Ambition: Own my own clothing store; Pet Peeve: Long Plain Road, Accidents; Happiest When: With Jay, Being happy. Out having a good time with the girls. Making others happy. Being with my family; Fondest Memory: 9 16 78 — forever. Crowned Queen at the Cheerleaders’ Dance ’77, and Jr. Prom, 9th grade cooking class, ’79 football season, 3 yrs. of Field Hockey with Sue; Fondest Memory: Getting nabbed; Salient Characteristic: Friendly. 4 45 U onna Be silent and safe — silence never betrays you.” “Don” Aikiress: 33 Elizabeth St.; Ambition: Nurse; Pet Peeve: Snobs; Happiest When: With friends. Having a good time. With family; Fondest Memory: Summer ' 79, Listening to tunes. In Mr. M ' s class; Most Embarrassing Moment: Running out of gas in front of school; Salient Characteristic: Rings. c::A ariLn “Yes, an ' no. an ' niebbe, an ' niebbi ' not. “Bob Address: 21 Paul St.; Ambition: To own m own bar. Chief of police; Pet Peeve: Sleezes. I ' lashing blue lights. Being called to Mr. Albritton ' s office; Happiest H ' heti: Not in school. Partying, Playing pool with Jayne; Fondest Memory: Bad Company concert. Camping at 3 mile Pond; Most Embarrassing Moment: Walking across Rt. 6 and seeing Mr. (Jrabiec standing at the front door; Salient Characteristic: Stogies. “To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.” “Bear Address: 2 Bates St.; Ambition: To own a new pickup and enjoy life; Pet Peeve: English IV; Happiest When: With good friends in the pub; Fondest Memory: The BPW and the stadium on a fall afternoon; Most Embarrassing Moment: Busted!; Salient Characteristic: Determination. cSaott “Life is like a scrambled egg. cz fntons. :::::A {ecI£.lzoi “A giddy son of a gun. “Tony” Address: 24 Jesse St.; Ambition: To become a comedian; Pet Peeve: Term Papers; Happiest When: Playing tennis; Eondest Memory: Passing U.S. history; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling down the stairs; Salient Characteristic: Jokes. 1 zanci± ::::A {sicl£ii%oi “If is a lesson which all history teaches wise men to put trust in ideas, not in circumstances. Address: 43 Grandview Ave.; Ambition: Graduate from college and get a good paying job; Pet Peeve: Term papers. Going to the dentist. Math tests; Happiest When: My work is done, I can relax. Winning; Fondest Memory: ' 78 Basketball tournament, Quebec trip. Eleventh grade English; Most Embarrassing, Moment: Throwing up after running the mile in tenth grade; Salient Characteristic: Talkative. iJ am La c 1 IecIs.lzoi “Sincere in everything, she’s pleasing to know.” “Spam Address: 72 E. Morgan St.; Ambition: Finish college and be successful; Pet Peeve: Rainy weekends. Wareham High, Small minded people; Happiest When: In my car, C.A.B., With good friends. Being where I want to be; Fondest Memory: Martha’s Vineyard, Lowell trip. Styx concert, B-ball camp. Summers of ' 78, 79, Rhode Island; Most Embarrassing Moment: Flunking my driving permit; Salient Characteristic: White station wagon. ::c eLLo “So quiet we hardly knew he was there. “Mex” Address: 7 Weeden Place; Ambition: To accomplish something and to meet new people; Pet Peeve: Running at 5:30 A.M. for football, Footballcamp, Practice, Films; Happiest H ' hen: With friends; Fondest Memory: New Bedford Game; Most Embarrassing Moment: Losing to Taunton; Salient Characteristic: Football. “Satisfy few. to please many is bad. “Spacie chick” Address: 12 Sconticut Neck Rd.: Ambition: Actress; Pet Peeve: People bothering me; Happiest When: Everything is all right; Eondest Memory: John Lima; Most Embarrassing Moment: When 1 had to compete with my friend in a play; Salient Characteristic: The way I see things in life. (2(iEzyL ::A lEnclonca “Sometimes quiet; most times a riot. “Crazy” Address: 104 Sycamore St.; Ambition: Get a decent job. Live with somebody special; Pet Peeve: Mrs. P.; Happiest When: With friends; Eondest Memory: Concerts, Aug. 28, ' 79; Most Embarrassing Moment: First accident: Salient Characteristic: Complainer. “No one knows what he can do till he tries.” Address: 25 Haste St.; Ambition: To get rich; Pet Peeve: Mr. Albritton; Happiest When: At parties; Fondest Memory: Summer ’79; Salient Characteristic: Four wheeling. olin ::c4 {L%anda “To love the game beyond the prize.” “Le Petit Prince” Address: 65 Gellette Rd.; Ambition: Forest ranger; Pet Peeve: Selfish people; Happiest When: Skating at Mill pond; Fondest Memory: Rumble with N.B. Yoke at the end of the game at the rink; Most Embarrassing Moment: Jumping out of bus on a French field trip to Middlesex school; Salient Charaacteristic: Ice skates. “Nothing worries him and nothing hurries him.” “Tig” Address: 10 Taber St.; Ambition: To fly; Pet Peeve: Physics labs; Happiest When: With Cin dy; Fondest Memory: California; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling on the stairs; Salient Characteristic: Quietness. “Tomorrow’s coming, why hurry.” Address: 8 Jarvis Ave.; Ambition: To be successful; Pet Peeve: Disco, Sleezy Ken; Happiest When: Riding my bike; Fondest Memory: Buster’s class; Salient Characteristic: Care-free hair style. ddana :cdl {o%zow “Play out the play.” Address: 234 Main St.; Ambition: To get my master’s degree, To summer in Greece; Pet Peeve: SAT’s, Almacs, Waiting; Happiest When: With friends eating, sleeping; Fondest Memory: Music Man, The King I, Foods, Fun times at F.H.S.; Most Embarrassing Moment: Having Cheryl wake me up in Biology; Salient Characteristic: Chef. J anita oui±E ::::A {ozt£,n±£.n “Individuality is the root of everything good.” “Dee” Address: 8 Village Ave.; Ambition: To see the world. Enjoy life; Pet Peeve: Stuck-up people. Boring classes; Happiest When: Partying with friends; Fondest Memory: Wild studies in C.E., Hanging around in the mornings; Most Embarrassing Moment: Walking into a Senior final in my Sophomore year; Salient Characteristic: Height. UysnnEtfi :::A lo%t£.n±En “I’ve taken my fun where I’ve found it.” “Mort” Address: 145 Pleasant St.; Ambition: Mechanic; Pet Peeve: Sleezes; Happiest When: Listening to the Stones, Riding a motorcycle. Partying with friends; Fondest Memory: J. Ceils’ Band 7 1 79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Sophomore J.V. game at Taunton; Salient Characteristic: Height. U E(jLn cy tan yAfofEtts. “Who seeks for aid must show how service sought can be repaid.” “Space Cadet” Address: 36 Hacker St.; Ambition: Ph.D. in psychology; Pet Peeve: People who talk a lot without making sense; Happiest When: With friends; Fondest Memory: Mr. Noyes as a substitute in French; Most Embarrassing Moment: Kicked by Danita in the lunchroom; Salient Characteristic: Camera. “As we advance in life, we learn the limits of our ability.” Address: 10 James St.; Ambition: Win the Boston Marathon and an Olympic Marathon; Pet Peeve: No Cross-country team. Running Long Road on time. Oral reports, Written reports; Happiest When: Running the roads. Out in my boat; Fondest Memory: Winning my first race; Salient Characteristic: Running. £.ZE±a c f-nn ccAfozdEnq “Why work when you can sleep. ’ “Terry” Address: 350 Washington Street; Ambition: Head nurse; Pet Peeve: Homework, Monday mornings. Crabby people; Happiest When: With Ronnie. Skiing, Out with friends; Fondest Memory: November 17, 1978, West Island. Football games, Drew’s parties. Float meetings. High school; Most Embarrassing Moment: Room 18, When J.C. threw my shoe out window. Locking my keys and pocketbook with my spare key in the car. Coughing fit in English; Salient Characteristic: Stuffed pocketbook. 49 ans-t :z Cia iD ' SzCs n “Tranquility comprehends every wish I have.” Address: 226 Main St., Acushnet; Ambition: To finish my parachuting lessons. To be happy and get married. To work at Yellowstone Park; Pet Peeve: People fighting. Not going out with Jerome; Happiest When: With Jerome; Fondest Memory: 12 23, 7 3, 10 6; Most Embarrassing Moment: Sophomore year walking into rm. 7 study and sitting down when all the seniors were taking a test; Salient Characteristic: Jerome. :::A {attfiEc T ([)[Ccr£,L%a “Full of fun and mischief too.” “Scat” Address: 6 Grandview Ave.; Ambition: To be successful in life and to keep all my friends at F.H.S.; Pet Peeve: Liars, People who are a little too proud of themselves. Football films; Happiest When: With friends. Playing sports or cards. Making people laugh. Listening to music. Playing my drums. Making money; Fondest Memory: Original BPW, Bear’s Pub, Football, All those weekends, Billy Joel Concert ’79, Beating N.B., the Cliffs, Drew’s parties. Basketball and Hockey games, G.H.S.; Most Embarrassing Moment: January 28, 1978; Salient Characteristic: Jovial. Eznando G[niEcla “I am a citizen; not of Athens or Greece, but of the world.” “Rod” Address: 28 Laurel St.; Ambition: Be an Economist; Pet Peeve: Evil people; Happiest When: Involved with A.F.S.; Fondest Memory: Summer ’78, Trip to Canada in July ’79; Most Embarrassing Moment: First kiss to a girl; Salient Characteristic: Accent. cSt£.(j£.n Pac l£co “He has his own ideas about everything.” “Pacheek” Address: 118 Center St.; Ambition: Architect; Pet Peeve: Knee operations and hospitals; Happiest When: Partying with the boys. Out with Stacey, Racking on Mr. Anthony; Fondest Memory: Cheerleaders Dance ’78, Football and B-Ball games. Junior Day, Skipping 6th period with Venancio; Most Embarrassing Moment: Totaling my father’s truck; Salient Characteristic: Knees. Pa± UL[[ “Life is just one thing after another.” Address: 3 Newton Dr.; Ambition: To get paralegal degree or become a stewardess; Pet Peeve: School, People who think they’re better than others; Happiest When: Partying with the girls. With my family; Fondest Memory: Martha’s Vineyard summers of ’78 and ’79, Rm. 9. Lampost, Family vacations in Bermuda and Florida, Surprise party given by sister. Sister’s wedding, 7 5 Hacker St. ’78, Particular night with Karoline; Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting carded; Salient Characteristic: Inquisitive. lJ E(jin J au[±on “A$ of the green leaves on a thick tree, some fall and some grow,” Address: 40 Harvard St.; Ambition: Carpenter; Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than you; Happiest When: Out of school; Fondest Memory: Working during the summer ' 79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Tripping up the stairs; Salient Characteristic: Hammer. “He who invented work should have finished it.” “Miche” Address: 14 Middle St.; Ambition: Work and marry a rich man; Pet Peeve: School, Having tests; Happiest When: With my boyfriend. Skiing; Fondest Memory: Surprise 18th birthday party; Most Embarrassing Moment: Cough attacks in class; Salient Characteristic: Quiet. ccA laz CP ndzEtcr “I do as I please and I do it with ease.” “M.A.P.” Address: 9 South Chestnut St.; Ambition: Finish college. Work with solar energy; Pet Peeve: Watching commercials; Happiest When: Winter comes; Fondest Memory: Working on the “Alert”; Most Embarrassing Moment: Forgot to release the emergency brake during my driving test; Salient Characteristic: Camera bug. “She takes life with an easy swing.” Address: 3 Pine Ave.; Ambition: To be a good wife and mother; Pet Peeve: When I’m bored. Getting up for school; Happiest When: With Dave; Eondest Memory: When 1 met Dave 7 26 79. When I got engaged 6 4 79; Salient Characteristic: Dave. ddCnda dd yannE “To speak her thoughts is every human ' s right.” “Pep” Address: 40 Oak Grove Lane; Ambition: To travel. Marry and have children; Pet Peeve: Getting up early. Being hurried; Happiest When: With Ray, Partying, With good friends and family; Eondest Memory: Summer ' 79, 6 1 79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling up the stairs; Salient Characteristic: Eyes. “Come graduation, snatch me from this home¬ work.” Address: 133 Green St.; Ambition: To be successful and happy in whatever 1 decided to do with my life; Pet Peeve: People who think they know everything. Getting up in the morning; Happiest When: Out having fun and being with people 1 like. Listening to music; Fondest Memory: Summer of 1979, When 1 had a lot of good times with my friends; Most Embarrassing Moment: Sitting in Room 7 in the middle of my junior year for study and realizing 1 am supposed to be in gym; Salient Characteristic: Braces. L±a J CnE.au “Serene amidst the savage waves.” Address: 11 Saucier St., Acushnet; Ambition: To have a good career and live happily with someone special; Pet Peeve: Getting up early. Rainy weekends; Happiest When: At the beach. Skiing, Traveling; Fondest Memory: Skiing 1979, Midnight cruises, Martha’s Vineyard ' 79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Having a garter put on me at a friend’s wedding; Salient Characteristic: Eyes. J Cnto “Coolness and absence of heat and haste indicate fine qualities.” “KP” Address: 21 Daniels St.; Ambition: To be a psychiatrist and to be rich; Pet Peeve: Sled. Hoop, 12A Math, Boring weekends; Happiest When: With Moe, Out with the boys at the Pub, Playing cards; Fondest Memory: June 25, 1978, Horseneck ’78 and ’79, BPW, Dartmouth game ’78, The Big Four; Most Embarrassing Moment: O.R.R. basketball game 1977, Hawthorn St.; Salient Characteristic: Compassionate. £Z J ouUn “Not too serious, not too gay — he strikes a happy medium.” “Rog” Address: 20 Marion St., Acushnet; Ambition: Engineer; Pet Peeve: Mr. Malcomb’s multiple choice tests; Happiest When: In the White Mountains of New Hampshire; Salient Characteristic: Quiet. yntliLa i [Czal7£.tf2 “Such a whirlpool of fun and mischief in her head.” “Cindy” Address: 42 Boston Hill Rd.; Ambition: To be filthy rich and own a Rock-n-Roll Band; Pet Peeve: Disco. Fake people. Getting caught; Happiest When: Drawing, Listening to music. Being with good people, and Out of school; Fondest Memory: Lunch with the gang. Summer of ’79; Salient Characteristic: Sunglasses. 52 c: LcliaEt Scott “A personality well blended with shades of serious¬ ness and humor.” “Resiner” Address: 9 St. Mary’s St.; Ambition: Very, very, very, successful; Pet Peeve: Disco, Sleezes; Happiest When: With females; Fondest Memory: First concert; Most Embarrassing Moment: When I lost my shorts swimming; Salient Characteristic: Fuzzy upper lip. “Be silent and safe, for silence never betrays you.” “Jo” Address: 3 Wood St.; Ambition: Executive secretary. Have a happy life with someone special; Pet Peeve: Unreliable people. Chemistry; Happiest When: Having a good time with family, friends, esp. Jeff; Fondest Memory: 1I1%I1F Roses 7 28 79, Algebra 1, Senior Prom ’78, Jr. Prom; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling off my shoes. Pulling my sweatshirt off and having both shirts come off in grammar school; Salient Characteristic: Sweaty hands. czA lazCz uCz z “The secret of happiness is something to do.” Address: 32 Sea view Ave.; Ambition: Move to California; Pet Peeve: Snobs; Happiest When: With friends. Skiing; Fondest Memory: Doubling for the Jr. Prom, Beating N.B. 10-0!, Pep squad. Homecoming court Soph, and Sen. year; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling out of Caroline’s van; Salient Characteristic: School spirited. “Virtue is like a rich stone — best plain set.” “Kenny” Address: 54 Jerusalem Road; Ambition: To be successful; Pet Peeve: Working Sat. nights. Waiting; Happiest When: With friends. There’s nothing to worry about; Eondest Memory: Summer ’78 ’79. Blizzard ’78, F.H.S.; Most Embarrassing Moment: Waking up at 2:30 P.M. in an empty per. 7 study; Salient Characteristic: Blue Chevy. izA {LcfiaE[fin “I’m not lazy. I’m just sav ing my energy.” “Space shot” Address: 14 Cooledge St.; Ambition: Graduate; Pet Peeve: Aftersession; Happiest When: With friends; Eondest Memory: High times; Salient Characteristic: Dazed and confused. “The best of the sport is to do the deed and say nothing.” “Mamie” Address: 64 Lafayette St.; Ambition: Work with children. Spend my life with Tom; Pet Peeve: Dark, woody roads. Arguing; Happiest When: Partying with Karen and Joe, With Tom; Fondest Memory: Tournament basketball games, Eng. class Soph, year, French class Jr. year, Florida; Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting caught in the boys’ locker room with K. Bourque, K. Bowman, and Jeff W.; Salient Characteristic: Giggles. ton eJ ocIe%C ue± “Enjoy yourself — it is later than you think.” Address: 33 Marguerite St.; Ambition: Successful, Go to college; Pet Peeve: Fake people; Happiest When: Out with friends, Friday comes, C.A.B.; Fondest Memory: Soph, float meetings. Trip to Lowell, Florida, Playing varsity sports for Mr. Duarte, Basketball camp, Jr. Prom; Most Embarrassing Moment: Tripping up the stairs at the Durfee game; Salient Characteristic: Athlete. cStuart cE o Er± “Life’s too short for chess” “Abbott” Address: 28 Laurel St.; Ambition: Teach music. Play with Maynard Ferguson; Pet Peeve: English, Kids who put down the band, English, Fruits nerds, ENGLISH!; Happiest When: Performing, With good friends. Partying, With my wife; Fondest Memory: Float meetings. King I, Music Man, band bus trips; Most Embarrassing Moment: Cabin 14; Salient Characteristic: Acting. C J EnEE :E[[En :E O±E “I thank God for my handicaps, for, through them, I have found myself, my work, and my God.” “Rosie” Address: 366 New Boston Rd.; Ambition: Missionary; Pet Peeve: Computer project that doesn’t work; Happiest When: Helping others; Fondest Memory: California, July II, ’79; Most Embarrassing Moment: A two hour math test — all wrong!; Salient Characteristic: Overzealousness. -ann an “Everything that’s fun, that’s for me.” “Jo” Address: 13 Nicholas St.; Ambition: Secretary, Move to California; Pet Peeve: Gym; Happiest When: Partying, Not in school; Fondest Memory: Summers ’78 ’79, Jr. Prom. 18th birthday; Most Embarrassing Moment: Skating over a flag pole with Karoline and Darlene; Salient Characteristic: Hair. 54 c:A auzEEn “Let Tomorrow take care of tomorrow.” Address: 50 Gilbert St.; Ambition: To be happy and content for the rest of my life; Pet Peeve: People who judge others without knowing them; Happiest When: With Russel, Weekends come. Out with friends; Fondest Memory: Freshman year. Junior Prom, Homecoming Day ’79, the ' 79 N.B. football game, Nov. 12, 1977; Most Embarrassing Moment: Dropping my M M’s in the middle of English; Salient Characteristic: Smile. t dvjazdc::Santo± “He’s a very devil.” “Jimbo” Address: 55 Linden Aven.; Ambition: To be rich; Pet Peeve: Teachers who are out to get me; Happiest When: I hear the last bell ring; Fondest Memory: When 1 told Mrs. L. off; Most Embarrassing Moment: When I got in a fight in the tunnel; Salient Characteristic: Eyes. l}(a ZEn cdf-nn cScfionfii. Etnz “There lies a deal of deviltry beneath her mild exterior.” “Schonheinz” Address: 43 Pleasant St.; Ambition: To go to college and major in Business Education, To be happy and successful; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning; Happiest When: With my family and friends; Fondest Memory: Summer vacations, Florida, Junior Day; Most Embarrassing Moment: Tripping up the stairs; Salient Characteristic: Braces. ‘cddojj ‘::SE ULn “Happy is he who knows the country’s divinities.” “Big Roy” Address: 28 Brook Drive; Ambition: To live in the country; Pet Peeve: Snobs; Happiest When: Camping and Flying; Fondest Memory: Oct. 26, 1979; Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting caught; Salient Characteristic: Hands. zdl {LcfiaE[ld(. cSEmiao “At the game’s end we shall see who gains.” “Mike” Address: 9 Norman St., Acushnet; Ambition: Marry a “10”; Pet Peeve: Village People, Homework, Monday mornings. Running out of gas; Happiest When: Out on the courts. Going to parties. Out with a “good looking girl”; Fondest Memory: State final Soph, year, Washington trip, I night at my cottage; Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting caught by my parents when ,.,?; Salient Characteristic: Pen in shirt. oan .::S(iana(ian “I can resist everything except temptation. Address: 15 Coe St.; Ambition: To become rich and live in Maine, Visit Ireland; Pet Peeve: Term papers. Rainy Monday mornings; Happiest When: Playing tennis. With good friends, Sharon, Heidi, Linda, Jennifer; Fondest Memory: Per. 5 Sophomore year. Tennis season, Jen’s party. Cape Cod with Linda; Most Embarrassing Moment: Being caught my Mrs. Mello in the girls’ locker room; Salient Characteristic: Irish. -!Z £ 2 2C1 “It is harmful to no one to have been silent.” Address: 50 Cedar St.; Ambition: Winning the State Lottery; Pet Peeve: Getting up on Monday mornings; Happiest When: On vacation; Fondest Memory: Summer of ’79; Salient Characteristic: Cars. :S(iEfiazcl±on “A true friend is always a friend.” “Cathy” Address: 76 E. Morgan St.; Ambition: Child Psychologist; Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Algebra; Happiest When: With friends; Fondest Memory: Summer of ’78, 11 21 79, Friday nights; Most Embarrassing Moment: Having my car stall in the middle of Rt. 6; Salient Characteristic: Sarcasm. (2a%[a e fiEzman “All good things which exist are the fruits of origi¬ nality.” Address: 435 Sconticut Neck Road; Ambition: Be the secretary of my millionaire husband; Pet Peeve: Waking up early. Floor outlets in 6A, Girls’ locker room; Happiest When: With friends and relatives. Partying, Playing sports. Correcting Mrs. Borowiec’ papers. Being with that someone special; Fondest Memory: Junior Day, Softball championship. Baby pink’s bumpy road. Typing II, ’77 Boy’s Basketball Tournament; Most Embarrassing Moment: Speeding around a corner and sending a teacher flying; Salient Characteristic: Fingernail polish. anz c:A {ooze cScCt (jzLza “All political power is a trust.” Address: 55 Massasoit Ave.; Ambition: To be happy and succeed; Pet Peeve: Algebra II, Term papers; Happiest When: Sat. comes; Fondest Memory: Stang ’78, Horseneck ’78, Conn, Beach parties, Poconos, Loon Mt„ Long tour of N.B., Jr. float; Salient Characteristic: Warm blooded. “Life is too short to be little.” “Scott” Address: 398 Washington St.; Ambition: Fashion merchandising. Long and fulfilled life; Pet Peeve: “How tall are you! Happiest When: Traveling, Listening to music. Out late; Fondest Memory ' : Hawaii ’79, T.Q., King I, Music Man; Most Embarrassing Moment: Hitting Helen Gaucher in the head with the cymbals; Salient Characteristic: Height. “Skill is stronger than strength.” “Ray” Address: 236 Main St., Acushnet; Ambition: Receive a doctorate from a prestigious college; Pet Peeve: Term papers. Opportunity days, “B” tests; Happiest When: Not in school. Playing my piano; Fondest Memory: Orientation day; Most Embarrassing Moment: Dropping my lunch tray; Salient Characteristic: Tennis. 1 ya nE “I am a great friend to public amusement; for they keep people from vice.” “Wayneo” Address: 59 Rotch St.; Ambition: Long, happy and successful life; Pet Peeve: Disco, Sleezes, F.H.S.; Happiest When: With friends. Partying; Fondest Memory: July 22, ' 78, Buster ' s class; Most Embarrassing Moment: Tripping in the mall; Salient Characteristic: Eyes. ::cM,a%CE “But the waiting time my brothers, is the hardest time of all.” “Rob” Address: 59 Brown St.; Ambition: Attend college in Florida; Pet Peeve: Cliques, Sarcastic cops. People who think they know everything; Happiest When: With Kenzie, Jonathon, Partying, Traveling; Fondest Memory: Good times with Jimmy, The year in Florida; Most Embarrassing Moment: Slipped on a “small” piece of ice in front of “A bunch” of people; Salient Characteristic: Florida. “Anything for a quiet life.” “Psycho” Address: 25 Betrand Way; Ambition: Be my own boss, succeed; Pet Peeve: Being pushed around; Happiest When: Hangin’ around; Salient Characteristic: T-shirts. 57 axon “He is free who lives as he chooses.” Address: 25 Taber St.; Ambilion: Well paying job and like it; Pel Peeve: Restrictions, Grouchy teachers. Rainy Mondays; Happiest When: With Ron, With close friends; Fondest Memory ' : Lunch with Joan and Barbie, 1 20 79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Asking Mr. Albritton to slow down while taking dictation; Salient Characteristic: Blonde hair. U £.nn£,t(i cSouza “He beats the gains and the odds.” “The snake” Address: II Morgan St.; Ambition: Pro Baseball; Pet Peeve: School; Happiest When: Playing baseball; Fondest Memory: Football camp ’79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Flunking off the football team; Salient Characteristic: Playing sports. [j onnats-E “We should marry to please ourselves, not other people.” “Dee” Address: I9n Perry St.; Ambition: Successful; Pet Peeve: People who aren’t fair; Happiest When: With George Jackson; Fondest Memory: The day I was asked to be married; Most Embarrassed Moment: When nobody laughed at my joke; Salient Characteristic: Serious but good natured. dScott “Quietness is best.” Address: II Mattapoisett Rd.; Ambition: Famous guitarist; Pet Peeve: Mr. Boyce’s chemistry lab. Disco; Happiest When: On vacation. With friends; Salient Characteristic: Reserved. “Let each man have the wit to go his own way.” Address: 112 E. Winsor St.; Ambition: To be rich, and happy; Pet Peeve: People with B.O,; Happiest When: Out of school; Most Embarrassing Moment: Water skiiing with my shorts at my ankles; Salient Characteristic: Independent. cy nn c z£,[a “Moderation is best.” “Debbie” Address: 141 Green St.; Ambition: To always be happy; Pet Peeve: Having to get up. Having to go home when I’m with Jose; Happiest When: With Jose; Fondest Memory: Doubling with Brenda Kevin; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling up the stairs after Brenda tripped me; Salient Characteristic: Jeans. U az£.n ( :p nn “I would belp others, out of fellow feeling.” Address: 140 Adams St.; Ambition: Accountant; Pet Peeve: People who make fun of others; Happiest When: With friends and family; Fondest Memory: Helping Gaby in English; Most Embarrassing Moment: Almost falling through the stands at the end of a J.V. game; Salient Characteristic: Pleasant disposition. “None but himself can be his parallel.” “Bill” Address: 140 Adams St.; Ambition: Pro Football, Successful in college. Happy; Pet Peeve: Algebra, Sprints, People who aren’t trustworthy; Happiest When: Winning games. Being with people you care about. Having fun; Most Embarrassing Moment: Being examined by a nurse after being shaved for an operation; Salient Characteristic: Kicking footballs. “No man can tell what the future may bring forth.” z f-ndzE(A7 IHzian “There’ll be a hot time in the old town tonight.” “Drew” Address: 55 Rotch St.; Ambition: To go cross¬ country in a semi-trailer; Pet Peeve: People who go “live” when you’re supposed to go “thud”; Happiest When: Playing cards or on the road; Fondest Memory: Beating N.B.H.S. 10-0, Room 33; Most Embarrassing Moment: One cold ' night in F.H.S. parking lot; Salient Characteristic: Undisciplined. anCcE oljEzt a “Happiness is a by-product of an effort to make someone else happy.” Address: 32 Cedar St.; Ambition: Live in the country, Succeed; Pet Peeve: Too much homework; Happiest When: With friends; Fondest Memory: N.H. Aug. ' 19: Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling upstairs; Salient Characteristic: Scary books. “The merit of originality is not novelty; it is sin¬ cerity. Address: 45 Summer St.; Ambition: Unknown; Pet Peeve: Rain; Happiest When: Driving; Fondest Memory: Summer ' 79; Salient Characteristic: Moustache. (ionza± c attfiEccr “In a calm sea every man is a pilot.” “Tuck” Address: 14 Green St.; Ambition: Spend 30 years sailing around the world. To own Cuttyhunk; Pet Peeve: Winter track; Happiest When: Sailing, On Cuttyhunk; Fondest Memory: Living on Cuttyhunk; Salient Characteristic: Sailing. “I am myself, my own commander.” Address: 23 Lisa Ave., Acushnet; Ambition: Medical technologist. Live a happy life; Pet Peeve: Applications, People who talk about others when they don’t even know them; Happiest When: With friends and family; Fondest Memory: My trips to Ithaca, Norway, N.D., N.Y., Quebec, Washington D.C., Chicago; Most Embarrassing Moment: Slipping and falling on the ice near the cafeteria; Salient Characteristic: Quiet. “A true friend is forever a friend.” Address: 23 Lisa Ave., Acushnet; Ambition: To succeed in a challenging career; Pet Peeve: False friends. Men drivers. Deadlines; Happiest When: The weekend comes. Making money; Fondest Memory: Norway trips, Quebec, 140, Ramada Inn, Jr. Prom, Float meetings, 4th per. alcove; Most Embarrassing Moment: New Year’s Eve; Salient Characteristic: Ears. nn£, O at ZLO “Friendly to all who crd her path.” “Held” Address: 67 Pleasant St.; Ambition: To live a happy life with someone special; Pet Peeve: Driving in New Bedford; Algebra; Happiest When: With Jimmy; Out with friends; Playing basketball; Fondest Memory: July 13, 1978; Catching a trout in Peter’s Pond and giving it to my dad for Fathers’ Day; Chinese Firedrills on Rte. 66 with Joan and Jennifer; Turkey Eve 1979 with Jimmy and Joan; Most Embarrassing Moment: Spilling a bag of popcorn at Jimmy’s house; Bringing a home uniform to an away basketball game; Salient Characteristic: Big ears. ClJ-fEdEtlE L±£,[a Do what you can, when you can, with what you have.” “Kaiser:” “Lainie” Address: 774 Washington St.; Ambition: Probowler; Biochemist; Pet Peeve: People who think you’re stuck up because you have outside interests; No support for girls athletics; Happiest When: With friends and family; Having a good time; Bowling; Fondest Memory: Quebec; Junior Prom; Volleyball and making states; Winning state championship in bowling; Most Embarrassing Moment: Bowling terrible in the Scholarship Tournament with everyone expecting me to do really well; Salient Characteristic: Bowling. ISzEnAa 0 o nout “Be silent and safe — Silence never betrays you.” “Debbie” Address: 87 Raymond St.; Ambition: Marry Kevin Correia; Pet Peeve: People who think they’re better than others; Happiest When: With good friends and Kevin; Cooking; Fondest MemorytOouhXt dating with Deb and Jose; Surviving Jr. year with Tracey B; Most Embarrassing Moment: Having to go on stage on Jr. Day; Salient Characteristic: Hair. liat youdo, it’ cScott Q otzi s what you’re caught doing.’’ “It isn’t wha “Voter ” Address: 24 Brae Rd.; Ambition.To be a rich United States Marine; Pei Peeve: School and Tuesday practices; Happiest When: With Rosemary; Having wild times with the boys; H.S.; Fondest Memory: Weekends; Football; Summer vacations; Parties; Fighting Coach C.; Most Embarrassing Moment: Gettin snagged by Ma and Dad; Salient Characteristic: Craziness. “Happy, clever, fiftl of fun; known and liked by every¬ one.” “Trace” Address: 28 Charity Stevens Lane; Ambition: To be a registered nurse and marry a rich man; Pet Peeve: People that have B.O.; Gettin up in the morning; Happiest When: With my friends, all having a good time; Fondest Memory: 10 5 78; 11 10 79, Summer of ’79; Fall of ’79; Most Embarrassing Moment: When 1 burnt my hair in Mr. Haaland’s chemistry class; Salient Characterisic: Dresses. 61 0 6 to be different and don’t be afraid to be happy.” “Billy” Address: 23 Francis St.; Salient Characteristic: Friendly. l4 C£azoz£. “To her the world is made for fun and frolic.” “Polish”; “Miss Witch”; “Wyzacowski” Address: 20 Bayview Ave.; Ambition: Work with mathematics and computers; Pet Peeve: People without a sense of humor; Manic Depressives; Staying up all hours of the night working on the Yearbook; Happiest When: Writing parodies with Dreen and Didi; Out with friends; Fondest Memory: Truant with Dreen; Latin I with Donna and Stacy; Summer of ’78; Trip to Quebec; Most Embarrassing Moment: Blowing a fuse in Le Chateaux Frontenac; Falling asleep in Chemistry; Salient Characteristic: Sense of humor. rievous to b be caught.” “It is grievous “Willy” Address: 60 Ocean Ave.; Ambition: To be successful and live comfortably; Pet Peeve: People who don’t mind their own business; Someone’s phone being busy when I call; Happiest When: With Jo-Ann; Partying with the “Bean”; Out with the boys; Doing the things I want; In D.P.’s room on a cold winter night; On vacation from school; Fondest Memory: Junior Prom; Summer of ’78 Marths’s Vineyard with Doug and Bean; 18th birthday; Styx; M.R.; S.C.; C.L. Dance ’78; Giving something special to someone very special for her birtghday; Durfee foul shots; Most Embarrassing Moment: Old Rochester Lobby 677 after J.V. hoop game; Salient Characteristic: Basketball. “Wolf’ Address: 23 Elm Ave.; Ambition: Good job; making good money; Staying single; Pet Peeve: Boring weekends; Happiest When: With girls; Most Embarrassing Moment:Qe{ m my perm; Salient Characteristic: Hair. £fjx£U “I’s wIcKea I is. rs mighty wicked, any now, I can’t beip it.” “Spiffy” Address: 51 Hacker St.; Ambition: To own a Casino; To become a successful businessman; Pet Peevej School mornings; Big mouths; Pigeons; Happiest When: Playing hockey; Out with the guys; Fondest Memory: D.T. with J.V.; Suspended with M.E.R.; Cheerleaders Dance ’79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling down the stairs; Salient Characteristic: Easy going. ■‘One CO ' A ' 2 2£ ula a HJounq ask for no better friend. 140 Bridge St.; Ambition: To be successful and happy; Pet Peeve: Newport Creamery; Two-faced athletic coaches; 12A Math; Term papers; Happiest When: Not fighting with Jorge; out with the girls; Fondest Memory: Junior and Senior Prom; Horseneck beach ’78 and ’79; Cheerleaders Dances; Sophomore year; Mr. Cip’s class; Dec. 24, ’79; Summer ’79; Dec. 31, ’78 and ’79; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling up the step at Minerva’s; Salient Characteristic: Smile. U atnu lizC±tLn£. 2a ac “Competition is me spice of life.” “Zay” Address: 225 Main St., Acushnet; Ambition: To become a speech therapist; G raphic Arts teacher; Teach at an area high school; Coach girl’s volleyball and softball; Pet Peeve: People who knock those who are different: Cliques; Happiest When: Playing volleyball; Working in Graphic Arts; Fondest Memory: Summer of ’79 on West Island; Most Embarrassing Moment: “Flowers” on volleyball game day; Salient Characteristic; Volleyball. CAMERA SHY 2f-nclzEU7 “It would be argument for a week, laughter for a month, and a good jest for ever.” “Drew” Address: 17 Weeden Place; Ambition: To be a truckdriver; To be rich; Pet Peeve: School and work; Happiest When: With family; Fondest Memory: 11 17 79; 5 8 79; Salient Characteristic: Tyroleans. Lmotliu 2: a jLcld iaxs-tiE “For a dreamer lives forever, and a taller dies in a day.” “Tim” Address: 47 Manhattan Ave.; Ambition: Become a millionaire; Pet Peeve: Mr. Boyce’s Labs; Happiest When: Out of school; Fondest Memory: Passing Algebra; Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling up the stairs; Salient Characteristic: Quiet. “Why let the devil have all tlfefun.” “Chucky” “Breexey” Address: 19 Brook Drive; Ambition: To become a rich actor and a happy husband; Pet Peeve: People with a dull sense of humor; Happiest When: Making people happy; Fondest Memory: M.C. at 9th grade Gong show; Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting a peach fuzz haircut; Salient Characteristic: vests. 2 onna aL ::: Cxat22i “Some think she’s bashful; others doubt it.” Address: 9 Grandview Ave.; Ambition.To work with animals; Pet Peeve: Snobs; Happiest When: With Shawn; Fondest memory: My wedding; salient Characteristic: Married. aun£. (]o±ta l anancLO “Eat, drinlq wd be merry for tomorrow we go to school.” “Wayno” Address: 2 Union St.; Ambition: To become a millionaire; Pet Peeve: School; Happiest IF ien. With my girlfriend; Fondest Memory: Leaving school; Most Embarrassing Moment: Trying to learn how to water ski; Salient Characteristic: Dark glasses. “If I could save time in a bottle The first thing that I’d like to do Is to save every day like a treasure” IN MEMORY OF Richard Gautreau and Christopher Snipes 64 CLA SS WILL Mrs. Chase’s fifth period English class leaves her up the creek without a ladder. Anna Guillotte leaves her picture in the Standard Times to any junior who can get as egg-cited as she did. 12 A Math leaves Mr. Malcolm much enlightened. The dumb squareheads (Gail, Eva, Ann) leave Mr. Haaland, regretfully. Kim Dellecese leaves Fairhaven High to become bedpan Mary Kenny Rezendes leaves Mrs. Boyce his library permit. Third period physics class leaves the junior class the agony of Mr. Haaland’s bad jokes. Wendy Quirk leaves being head of Pep Squad to anyone who is willing to take all the responsibilities, HASSELS, and put downs that go along with all the happiness. Judy and Doreen leave Phred in Mr. Haaland’s care. Dana leaves Chris to be the long GREEK. Donna leaves her position as field hockey captain and wishes next year’s team “Good Luck.” Carol and Stacy leave the majorettes with the hope of continuing success. D.M. leaves Mrs. Pursley quietly. Didi leaves Mr. Haaland without a Marsha. The North Fairhaven boys (Kirk, Tony, Bob and Cos) leave their cliche code book to anyone who can understand it. The Norwegian seniors leave Sharon Crook to carry out the Viking traditions. Matt, Kyle and Albert leave Mr. Paquin insane. Terry N. leaves her pocketbook to anyone who can carry it. Ray Sleight leaves his dissected fetal pig to Charles Manson. Jean Faunce leaves the trumpet section to Ann Medeiros with lots of luck! Mark Lombardo leaves his razor ... brand new. Bob leaves Zorba ... hanging. Everyone leaves “The Pub” feeling good! Anne D. leaves her size V i sneakers to Kathy S. The boys (Mike, Matt, Kirk, and Don) leave the B.P.W. to Drew, reluctantly. Kim leaves Lee without a source of gossip! Anna, Beth, Cathy, Randy, Saura, Kris, and Kenny leave Mrs. Boyce in peace. Moe leaves her shoes to anyone who can fill them. Debbie, Moe, and Carol leave Mrs. Waltz in peace. Debbie Lanham leaves Mr. Albritton’s dictation to anyone who can understand him. Beth Hodgson leaves her silly giggle to Karen Paiva. 66 67 SUPERLATIVES Friendliest Most Flirtatious Bonnie herreira and James Grace Gail Hemnes and Frank Costa Most Happy-Go-Lucky Sue Lacerda and Matt Oliveira Nicest Smile Best Dressed Debbie Lanhan and Randy Duarte Caroline Beauregard and Scott Simpkin Most A thletic Mark Lombardo and Sharon Roderigues Most Musical Nicest Eyes Mike Figueiredo and Linda Pepin Stuart Rogers and Maureen Amaral Best AH A round Jane Collins and Kirk Pinto Quietest Class Clowns Alan Luiz and Doreen Beauregard Karen Faria and Kevin Jesus 71 iiviV i |i ' i. i L l! I ji • i ii « ii Most Talkative Tony Abrantes and Kim Dellecese Most Intellectual Most Sarcastic 72 James Medeiros and Jean Lawton Cheryl Mendonca and Jeff Wright Most Likely to Succeed Tom Dugan and Judy Wieczorek Merriest Laugh Class Dreamer Cindy Power Mary-Ellen Roderick Most Serious Not Pictured Cutest Ray Sleight Most Serious Carol Fernandes Class Dreamer Chris Bolton Merriest Laugh Drew Tillet Donald Mayer Cutest Joanne Purrington and Anne Daniel SENIOR PLAY ROW 1: J. Evans, G. Guzman, J. Faunce, ROW 2: J. Lawton, K. Jesus, M. Amaral, F. Costa, F. Ferro, S. Simpkin, D. Mor¬ row, A. Tillet. 75 In August of 79 one of our classmates, Jennifer Thayer, left Fairhaven to finish her high school education in Germany. While in Germany, she enjoyed playing soccer and, thanks to the American Field Service, Jennifer was able to share a different cul¬ ture and make many long-lasting friendships. 76 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Fernando Rodrigo Olmedo is our American Field Service student from Para¬ guay. He arrived in the summer of 79 from his hometown of Asuncion and met his host family, the Rogers. During his short stay here, Fernando has visited Mont¬ real and Ontario, Canada. His active part in the band and the A.F.S. club will be remembered by all his classmates. We were fortunate to have two foreign students at F.H.S. Gabriela Guzman came to us from Valdivia, Chile, and has been spending the year with the Ransom family. She’s been involved in chorus and the A.F.S. club. We shall never forget “Gaby” as Countess Dracula in the Speech and Drama play. We hope Fernando and Gabriela, will have many memo¬ ries to take home with them and we wish them only the best for the future. 77 THE CHEER¬ LEADERS’ DANCE The Cheerleaders’ dance was held on Homecoming Day, Octo¬ ber 20, 1979. Amy Foster was crowned queen by last year’s queen, Maureen Cyr. 78 79 80 f m Vfirc: Pe T JUNIOR PROM The Junior Prom was held in Larch Avenue Auditorium on Friday, April 27, 1979. The high¬ light of the evening was the crowning of the queen, Rosemary Manley. 83 85 86 87 90 94 95 1. W. Smith 2. K. Wilson 3. P. Fitzgerald 4. C. Dutra 5. D. Flood 6. J. Voter 7. D. Beauregard 8. K. Berg 9. B. Ferreira 10. D. D. Cardoza 11. S. Brodo 12. J. Evans 13. F. Costa 14. T. Nordeng 97 12 . 13 . 14 . 1. D. Mayer 2. R. Duarte 3. J. Grace 4. H. Valerio 5. R. Lenling 6. W. Quirk 7. M. Oliveira 8. J. Faunce 9. E. and A. Tveit 10. S. Simpkin 11. R. Sleight 12. C. Beauregard 13. D. Drake 14. L. Chandler 15. A. Daniel 98 15 . 1. J. Collins 2. J. Cosmo 3. D. Lanham 4. K. Pinto 5. S. Lacerda 6. A. Audette 7. T. Aadland 8. J. Wieczorek 9. A. Guillotte 10. J. Drew 11. L. Carreiro 12. M. Gamache 13. M.Cyr 14. A. Abrantes 15. Corbett triplets 13. 15. 99 100 101 UNDER CLA SSMEN JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Pres; Phil Harding, middle Vice-Pres: Mark Dion, left Sec: Ann Medeiros, right Treas: Jackie Paiva, (not pictured) RE PRES ENT A TIVES AND EXECUTIVE BOARD Kneeling from 1. to r; S. Miller, P. Rucker, K. Tadgell, S. Casilhas Standing: M. Lafond, S. Forester, S. Novak, C. Jackson, H. Gracia, D. Fernandes, C. Britto 102 SOPHO¬ MORES CLASS OFFICERS Pres: James Spangler, middle right Vice-Pres: Judy Costa, middle left Sec: Carol Alphonse, left Treas: Debbie Brillon, right EXECUTIVE BOARD Top from 1. to r: E. Mello, J. Southworth, L. Daniel, K. Cadieux, C. Beauregard, D. Labonte, C. Mark, L. Monteiro 103 JUNIORS 104 SOPHOMORES 105 106 107 SPORTS BASEBALL ROW 1: R. Jackson, Coach Duarte, D. Koczwara, ROW 2: T. Hemmingway, S. Galliger, ROW 3: W. Teves, D. Mello, P. Harding, J. Gracia, ROW 4; C. Demello, R. Baldwin, J. Simmons, C. Roberts, T. Allaire, K. Souza. 108 ROW 1: P. Arsenault, M. Kvilhaug, T. Abrantes, J. Cosmo, B. Almeida, G. LaPage, ROW 2: R. Guilotte, S. Viera, C. Britto, B. Espindola, T. Allaire, Coach Silva. 109 GIRLS’ TENNIS Seniors: ROW 1: J. Collins, J. Corbett, J. Shanahan, ROW 2: B. Ferreira, Coach Abbott. ROW 1: S. Jacobson, C. Louganis, T. Fer¬ reira, S. Nolette, L. Vaudry, T. Correia, J. Collins. ROW 2: B. Shope, K. Winey, D. Almeida, B. Ferreira, J. Shanahan, A. Gonsalves, S. Hall, J. Corbett, Coach Abbott. ) Ill BOYS’ TENNIS R. Gauvin, E. McCartney, R. Sleight, T. Krosschell, J. Chamberlain, R. Larocque, A. Almeida, A. Medeiros, G. Lamontagne. Myigf.tamjaB 112 GIRLS’ SPRING TRACK ROW 1: K. Tadgell, S. Forrester, S. Figuerido, D. Borges, L. Young, ROW 2: J. Corbett, M. Amaral, K. Brandes, S. Miller, J. Evans, ROW 3: J. Lawton, J. Lombardo, H. Val¬ erio, S. Jensen, ROW 4: M. Desrosiers, J. Haaland, R. Mar- ien, ROW 5: T. Medeiros, S. Novack, D. Ferreira. 113 BOYS’ SPRING TRACK ROW 1: J. Rapoza, T. Fonseca. P. Ashley. ROW 2: B. Soares. T. Tucker. R. Farias. M. Figuerido. D. Mayer. M. Lamaire. ROW 3: V. Fernandes. D. Augustine. J. Burns. P. Ransom. C. Tobertka. A. Sousa. 114 I I 115 WINTER TRACK ROW 1: R. Fareas, J. Corbett, R. Guillotte, J. Custodio, D. Johansen, S. Rogers, ROW 2: P. Duval, E. McCartney, J. Motta, D. Duarte, K. Tobertga, R. Ripley, L. Pinneau, A. Medeiros, P. Ripley, J. Haaland, S. Novak, K. Tadgell, J. Viera, K. Far¬ eas, P. Desrosiers, ROW 3: M. Cabral, A. Knutsen, W. Rua, M. Morgan, W. Edwards, J. Martin, M. Lemaire, C. Medeiros, V. Fernandes, P. Ransom, J. Carreirao. 116 117 118 119 Coaches: Bender, Cebula, Lanagan, Risgin, Medeiros. Co-Captains: D. Mayer, M. Lombardo ROW 1: M. Oliviera, J. Cataldo, M. Gomes, K. Pinto, M. Figueirido, J. Voter, Y. Dugan, F. Costa, B. Teves, D. Johansen, K. Souza, R. Fareas; ROW 2: L. Almeida, M. Lombardo, A. Audette, D. Mayer, R. Duarte , A. Tillett, R. Andrews, W. Siviera, T. Gonsalves, D. Mello, T. Abrantes, J. Tchorz, ROW 3: M. Lemaire, P. Koc- zera, M. Couture, R. Gauvin, J. Petit, J. Perry, C. Britto, V. Fernandes, S. Viera, A. George, W. Edwards, C. Medeiros, R. Espindola, ROW 4: S. Costa, B. Higgins, R. Caron, P. Har¬ ding, J. Koczera, J. Martin, S. Miller, P. Medeiros, P. Cabral, S. Henriques, K. Farias, D. Andrews, C. Fonseca, ROW 5: C. Clough, B. Baldwin, G. Lepage, J. Bettencourt, A. Knutsen, B. Taber, M. Monteiro, J. Allaire, J. Spangle, D. Santos, K. Cadieux, P. Desrosiers. 120 GOLF ROW I: D. Bessette. W. Edwards. M. Bessette. ROW 2: Coach Ahlander. D. Fernandes. J. Pelletier. F. Costa. K. San¬ tos. 121 BOYS BASKETBALL Coach Wilson, B. Baldwin, M. Semaio, K. Wilson, R. Andrews, K. Mortensen, M. Lombardo, T. Dugan, A. Abrantes, K. Pinto, M. Britto 122 i rmj ir JP L Coach Viera, S. Guillotte, K. Bolelho, C. Fonseca, D. Andrews, B. Benoit, M. Jomes, J. Perry, M. Monteiro, M. Souza, T. Gonsalves, K. Cadieux, C. Britto. 123 GIRLS BA SKETBA LL D. Ferreira, Coach Carter, S. Roderi- ques, J. Reedy, S. Nolette, C. Semaio, J. Lawton, R. Marien, P. Medeiros, L. Gouveia, Coach Duarte 124 125 VOLLEYBALL Seniors: ROW 1: K. Zajac. S. Roderiques, P. Medeiros. ROW 2: J. Lawton, H. Ventor, L. Young, J. Howarth. 4 f i 1 m 126 ROW 1: S. Perry. D. Ferreira. L. Medeiros. A. Medeiros. L. Medeiros. P. Medeiros. ROW 2: S. Miller. R. Arruda. C. Mark. D. Mayer. K. Zajac. S. Roderiques. ROW 3: S. Casilhas. M. Menard. C. Baumgtner. J. Lawton. H. Ventor. L. Young. J. Howarth. 127 FIELD HOCKEY ROW 1: Rosemarie Carrico, ROW 2: Stacy Forrester, G. Guzman, S. Lacerda, R. Manley, D. Flood, Capt. L. Cadieux, A. Medeiros, J. Costa, ROW 3: C. Alphonse, R. Paiva, B. Lopes, K. Ryan, L. Gouveia, M. Coelho, K. San¬ tos, R. Carrico, K. Semiao, C. Pothier, ROW 4: D. West- gate, D. Slovik, Coach Ahlander, C. Dzialo, K. Souza. 128 wwimmm M w MW m � f m 129 ICE HOCKEY ROW 1: C. Labonte, T. Kroschell, B. Taber, C. Xavier, F. Costa, M. Moniz, J. Miranda, B. Gauvin, J. Allaire, ROW 2: Coach Mahaney, G. Guy, C. Walton, S. Senna, M. Lopes, C. Sullivan, D. Grif¬ fiths, S. Jones, B. Rocha, S. Rezendes, E. Moore, Coach Moore. 1 130 ! 131 I 132 133 A CTIVITIES Seniors: ROW 1: A. Daniels. R. Manley, S. Rogers, F. Olmedo, F. Ferro, S. Simp- kin, ROW 2; C. Fernandes. S. Brodo, M. Amaral, J. Lawton. P. Foster, J. Corbett, ROW 3: W. Beauchamp. J. Faunce, M. Graham, L. Carreiro, ROW 4: L. Kelly, D. Augustine, J. Corbett, M. Desroisers. Majorettes: K. Sylvia, S. Hsia, S. Brodo, C. Fernandes, S. Goulet, S. Bettencourt, P. Goulet. Color Guard: J. Corbett, H. Fothering- ham, L. Cadieux, C. Humphreys. 134 MARCHING BAND ROW 1: S. Bettencourt. S. Goulet, K. Sylvia, C. Fernandes, S. Brodo, S. Hsia, P. Goulet. ROW 2: J. Carreiro. F. Olmedo, S. Rogers, P. Koczwara, J. Winey, W. Beauchamp, ROW 3: K. Craig, M. Amaral, K. Tadgell, M. Greenson, M. Graham, ROW 4: L. Kelly. H. Gaucher, L. Vaudry, P. Foster, K. Fletcher, K. Harding, ROW 5; P. Ripley, A. Medeiros, R. Wayner, J. Lombardo, L. Carreiro, B. Soares, ROW 6; J. Faunce, S. Jensen, E. Wojcik, P. Nieman. J. Haaland, B. Mello, ROW 7: J. Fisher, J. Corbett. K. Habedank, J. Shanahan, ROW 8: E. Jones, D. Augustine, M. Richard, P. Ransom, M. Gaucher. Blue Spirit: ROW 1: T. Frost. T. Barcellos, W. Benoit, ROW 2: T. Perreira, I. Skaar, N. Stafanski. 135 JAZZ BAND ROW 1: L. Medeiros, J. Lawtin, M. Amaral, S. Rogers, K. Habedank, ROW 2: J. Faunce, A. Medeiros, K. Hardy, M. Richard, D. Augustine, A. Gonsalves, W. Beauchamp, M. Des- rosiers, P. Ransom, P. Nieman, J. Haaland. ORCHESTRA ROW 1: F. Ferro, L. Carreiro, J. Lombardo, M. Graham, L. Vaudry, ROW 2: K. Habedank, K. Tadgell, M. Greenson, K. Fletcher, B. Mello, L. Kelly, S. Rogers, M. Amaral, P. Nieman, H. Gaucher, ROW 3: P. Ripley, R. Wayner, A. Medeiros, J. Faunce, K. Hardy, E. Wojcik, J. Mydlack, J. Fisher, M. Gaucher, M. Richard, P. Ransom, J. Haaland, J. Winey, S. Jensen, J. Cor¬ bett, K. Craig, J. Lawton, ROW 4: S. Simpkin, J. Carreiro, P. Koczwara, A. Gonsalves, F. Olmedo, W. Beauchamp, D. Augustine. J i ' 1 CHOR US ROW 1: S. Hsia, K. Habedank, C. Parent, M. Amaral, J. Lawton, A. Medeiros, K. Teves, J. Fisher, G. Guzman, M. Graham, K. Jeffries, K. Tadgell, Mydlack, M. Greenson, M. Demello, P. iSpl , M. Gaucher, ROW 2: K. Craig, J. Winey, S. Rgors, E. Wojcik, M. Richard, P. Ran¬ som, S. Simpkin, W. Beauchamo, S. Canon, D. Augustine, J. Mattos, L. Vaudry, H. Gaucher, T. Barcellos, P. Hawkes, C. Louganis, B. Deterra, T. Frost, T. Perreira, J. Haaland, J. Faunce. AAA AiiifibA pWv 136 DISTRICTS M. Desrosiers, M. Amaral, P. Ranson, K. Habedank, H. Gaucher. TRIPLE QUARTET Row 1: K. Habedank, M. Amaral, J. Haa- land, M. Greenson, K. Tadgell, J. Lawton, C. Parent, ROW 2: S. Rogers, M. Rich¬ ard, S. Simpkin, P. Ransom, E. Wojcik, J. Winey. CONCERT BAND ROW 1: F. Ferro, J. Lombardo, M. Gra¬ ham, M. Greenson, K. Tadgell, L. Vay- dry, ROW 2: H. Gaucher, S. Rogers, L. Kelly, L. Cain, K. Fletcher, J. Mydlack, B. Mello, P. Foster, ROW 3: P. Ripley, R. Wayner, A. Medeiros, J. Faunce, K. Hardy, E. Wojcik, M. Gaucher, J. Fisher, M. I chard, P. Ransom, J. Haaland, J. Winey, L. Carreiro, S. Jensen, K. Craig, J. Lawton, M. Amaral, ROW 4: S. Simpkin, J. Carreiro, P. Koczwara, A. Gonsalves, F. Olmedo, W. Beauchamp, D. Augustine, P. Nieman, K. Habedank, J. Corbett. 137 CHEERLEADERS T. Medeiros, L. Bergeron, K. Ryan, K. Roderiques, N. Duval, J. Kvilhaug, S. Cooke, K. Gagnon, J. Collins. ' II iB R IB K t lUpdFs r L m ' - Ik V 11 V PEP SQUAD ROW 1: S. Novack, W. Quirk, ROW 2; D. Cardoza, A. Daniel, P. Rucker, K. Ryan, A. Ruell, ROW 3: C. Jackson, T. Jackson, A. Foster, H. Gracia, C. Rapoza, E. Mello. 138 A. V. AIDES ROW 1: W. Silveira, K. Wilson, ROW 2: P. Pounds, K. Nollette. LIBRARY AIDES ROW 1: P. Pounds, R. Rogers, ROW 2: K. Wilson, J. Cataldo, W. Silveira, M. Figueiredo, R. Duarte. CHESS CLUB ROW 1: K. Harding, S. Rogers, J. Burns, ROW 2: S. Larsen, W. Beauchamp, P. Duval, S. Henriques, M. Dion. MA TH TEAM ROW 1: R. Rogers, K. Tadgell, L. Vaudry, H. Fotheringham, ROW 2: B. Soares, K. Craig, M. Noll, J. Winey, ROW 3: B. Ferreira, D. Fernandes, ROW 4: L. Greco, C. Humprheys, ROW 5: M. Lombardo, J. Wieczorek, J. Shanahan. 139 HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: D. Mayer, B. Ferreira, T. Dugan, ROW 2: A. Calvao, T. Aaland, D. Beauregard, R. Rose, J. Medeiros, ROW 3: R. Anton- sen, K. Schonheinz, J. Wieczorek, P. Dupuis, D. Pasquill, ROW 4: C. Fernandes, J. Lawton, A. Tveit, M. Noll, E. Tveit, B. Vonica, M. Lombardo, R. Poulin. STUDENT CO UNCIL ROW 1: S. Perry, M. Gaucher, ROW 2: K. Curcio, C. Bessette, H. Gracia, M. Greenson, ROW 3; W. Quirk, T. Walker, J. Winey, P. Nieman, ROW 4; L. Cadieux, J. Silveira, M. Amaral, ROW 5; B. Soares, J. Drew. STUDENT A D VISOR Y COUNCIL ROW 1: P. Nieman, J. Winey, ROW 2: L. Cadieux, C. Bessette, B. Soares. 140 HUTTLESTONIAN Co-Editors: M. Amaral, J. Wieczorek, Editors: J. Wieczorek, T. Aadland, J. Collins, J. Evans, L. Young, G. Hemnes, M. Amaral. Staff: ROW 1: T. Aadland, D. Lanham, J. Silveira, A. Tveit, J. Collins, G. Hemnes, C. Dutra, J. Dasouza, J. Faunce, M. Amaral, ROW 2: H. Ventor, M. Cyr, J. Wieczorek, D. Morrow, R. L, ROW 3: K. Nollette, J. Custodio, W. Quirk, E. Tveit. SPRAY ROW 1: Editor, D. Beauregard, K. Gemaly, C. Semaio, R. Thayer, C. Deviar, ROW 2: A. Audette, K. Bowman, K. Faria, P. Duval, ROW 3: M. Britto, J. Connally, ROW 4: P. Arsenault, C. DeMello. 141 i’lf OFFICE WORKERS ROW 1: L. Chandler, A. Guillotte, G. Hemnes, P. Medeiros, S. Roderiques, ROW 2; P. Foster, C. Bernard, A. Foster, N. L’etoile. ART CLUB ROW 1; C. Power, J. Gaucher, J. Cote, G. Guzman, ROW 2: S. Simpkin, J. Foley, R. Rose, K. Bowman, M. Gomes. DISTRI¬ BUTIVE ED UCA - TION ROW 1: R. Seguin, R. Martin, W. Venan- cio, K. Amaral, ROW 2: M. Prezner, W. Smith, T. Morgan, K. Bissonet, T. Allaire, J. Voter, D. Cardoza, P. Fitzgerald. jmzm SPEECH AND DRAMA ROW 1: Mrs. Sheekler, K. Faria, C. Men- donca, E. Bosworth, K. Zajac, H. Gaucher, G. Guzman, ROW 2: D. Mor¬ row, F. Olmedo, F. Ferro, S. Simpkin, J. Lawton, M. Amaral, ROW 3: S. Rogers, M. Figuerido, K. Jesus, A. Medeiros, P. Foster. 142 A.F.S. ROW 1: W. Benoint, M. Greenson, G. Guzman, M. Demello, P. Nieman, ROW 2; F. Olmedo, R. Rogers, D. Morrow, M. Amaral, S. Hsia, P. Hawkes, D. Fer¬ nandes. FRENCH CLUB ROW 1: M. Gaucher, H. Gaucher, K. Tadgell, M. Greenson, V. Snipes, P. Nie¬ man, ROW 2: J. Mydlack, E. Tveit, T. Perreira, L. Cain, C. Humphreys, N. Ste- fanski, I. Skaar, ROW 3: M. Demello, T. Belmarce, M. Amaral, R. Larocque, Mr. Dufour, S. Jensen, A. Medeiros, J. Law- ton, L. Cadieux, D. Fernandes. SPANISH CLUB ROW 1: N. Schonheinz, T. Correira, C. Baumgardner, C. Parent, T. Belmarce, ROW 2: P. Raphael, D. Mayer, S. Costa, K. Hebert, K. Berg, T. Barcellos, M. Dion, G. Guzman. 143 MOONSHINE AND MARTIANS 144 145 146 147 148 149 A D VER TISEMENTS ACCOUNTANTS FORTIFICATIONS BY FAREAS Accounting Done Nins ' s Way Nina L ' Etoile CPA R. 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Varmland, Sweden 150 BARS Rose ' s Designs Bob ' s Bar Room No I.D. required R. Mar+in, Chief of Police, Prop. 72 Speakeasy Rd. Lithuania Rosemary Manley Prop. 46 Seldon St. Pittsburgh, PA COMPUTERS CABINETS Joey ' s Computer Repair J. Cataldo licensed technologist Eric ' s Woodworking Your measurements are of interest to me All orders to go 259 Purchase St. New. Bedford, MA 379 Boylston Ave. Augusta, Maine Lucky Lenny ' s Programs Come see me before you see Vegas L Greco unlawful programmer Cell block D Kevin ' s Kustom Kabinets K. Paulson founder Need a cabinet, call the KKK. 17 Exile Dr. Yakville, Monacco Sing-Sing Programmed Escourts Judy Wieczorek, Dir. Special Non-Holiday Rates 1 Guarantee you some kind of escourt. 78 Date Dr. CHILD CARE Nashua, N.H. Miss Jane ' s Sitter Service Specializing in children over 10 years of age Jane Evans Care-taker 126 Thrashing Rd. Newark, N.J. CHURCHES Reverend Daryl ' s Place Services accompanied by Bass Music 13 Church St. Jerusalem, Wyoming Nice Nursary I ' ll watch your brats for a price Cookies and Rancid Milk served daily Mary-Ellen Roderick, Dir. 34 Washington St. Providence, R.l. DENTISTS Dr. S. Faulkner Clean teeth are happy teeth. 77 Wisdom Rd. Toothson, Arizona CHILD PSYCHOLOGY FISHERMEN The Rubber Duck Clinic Dr. C. Shepardson, Dir. Specializing in tantrums 124 Philips Rd. New Bedford, MA Thomas Allaire Our men are paid by scale 34 Pisces Rd. New Bedford, MA CLOTHING FOREST RANGERS Little Miss Anne ' s Fine Fashions for Less 11 Little Bay Rd. Fairhaven, MA John Mirranda 3 Treemont Rd. Lakeville, MA 151 HITMEN MAD SCIENTISTS Craig De Mello ' s finishing service — if nof satisfied, body back. Italy HORSES The K.B. Ranch Karen Bowman, Prop. Boomtown, U.S.A. LABORATORY TECHNICIANS Michelle Desrosiers X-Ray and T-bone specialist 24 Sunset Stripe Dover, Maryland Jane Foley 64 Charles Ave. Labyrinth LAWYERS F. Ferro No case is too small 27 Bridge St. Fairhaven, MA Jorge Custodio, Att. I ' ll handle any case that I know I can win. 96 Purchase St. New Bedford, MA Thomas Dugan 1313 Case Court Flint, Michigan LOANS Almeida ' s Loans Pay on time and I ' ll leave you alone 222 Garland St. Acushnet, MA ) DeTerra ' s Borrowing Agency Borrow from Barbie Barbie DeTerra founder 53 Larsen Ave. Oakland, CA Gomes ' Money Shop Mike Gomes, Pres. 19 Briggs Rd. Burlington, Vt. Bobo ' s Bombs Specializing in A and H Walter Beauchamp Chemist Somewhere in Siberia MISSIONARIES Rosie ' s Christian Crusade We come to you. Renee Rose 1212 Chapel Rd Shrinemobile, Alabama MUSICIANS Kevin ' s Rokk and Roll Revival Kevin Amaral founder 10 Washington Sq. Greenwich Village, New York Saxaphone Sensations Maureen Amaral Mngr. Symphony Shop Rte. 6 Dartmouth, MA NURSES Collins Nursing Academy You ' ll learn nursing or die trying Merciless General Hospital Houston, Texas Dellecese Decrepits Inc. We charge by the pound 101 Bronchitis Blvd. Pasadena, CA Faunce ' s Fast Fixin ' 2 Repair Rd Misdemeanor, Iowa Terry ' s Tendon Tailoring A stitch in time saves nine ST. Luke ' s Hospital Denver, Colorado OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST Lenling ' s Leases on Life We ' ll give you your Social Security numbers State House, Washington PHYSICIANS Dr. Antonio Manuel Abran+es 99 Rivet ST. Lisbon, S. Carolina Dr. M. G. Lonnbardo Doctor at large 24 Maphia Place Genoa, Italy PSYCHOLOGISTS K. Nolette unlicensed analyst All sessions include a slideshow. I I I I First Ave. Preudland, Illinois RADIO Foster ' s Broadcasting If it ' s in the English language, I can say it. 33 Tongue-Twister Dr. Speakeasy, Mississippi RESTAURANTS SOCIAL WORKERS Hodgson and Berg Inc. Socializing is our business 37 Krazeman St. New Bedford, MA Social Working Cardoza ' s case workers 71 Sconticut Neck Rd. miami, Florida SOLAR ENERGY The California Kid Salon Mark Peletier, Prop. 569 Snow Grove Anchorage, Alaska STARVING WRITERS Doreem M. Beauregard Alias Samantha Grey 17 Skid Road New York, New York Dana ' s Deadly Delicacies Dana Morrow Chef 19 Pamela Circle Fitchburg, MA Vineyard Pearl Monica Benac Prop. Gay Head, MA SECRETARIES Jo-Ann ' s Secretarial Service 24 Hour Service J. Ryan, Dir. 37 Type Blvd. Atlanta, Georgia Sherman ' s Typers Our girls will file but they won ' t do windows Kinyon Campbell School Provo, Utah STEWARDESS Carter ' s Camakazi Stewardess Academy Meg Carter, founder 540 Airview Drive Cloudnine, Oregon Robin ' s Flight Attendants Robin Collie, Dir. You ' re high in the air. Highland Ave. Omaha, nebraska TRUCK DRIVER Freighting by Females The Double Clutch with Judy ' s Gentle Touch 138 Vanline Dr. Warwick, R.l. SILVER SMITHS Noreen ' s Silver and Things 84 Bronze Ave. Leadville, Maryland X-RAY TECHNOLOGY Paula Dupuis ' Photon Photos Cut rate radiation. St. Lux Hospital Las Vegas, Nevada 153 Best Wishes to the COFFEE VENDING SERVICE, INC. COMPLETE VENDING OFFICE SERVICE ’ Enioy Brown Gold Class of 1980 BOB SYLVIA Executive Vice President TEL. 617 997-2966 105 SCONTICUT NECK RD. FAIRHAVEN, MA. 02719 MICHIGAN FISHING Congratulations to the JAMES HAIRSTYLIST. INC. Graduates of 1980 107 Main St. 993-3668 Fairhaven, MA 997-2495 Specialist in the art of cutting and styling hair. We offer the very best in permanent waving and all methods of hair coloring. Whatever THE HUTTLESTONIAN your skin and facial problems, we have the complete solution with our European method of skin and facial treatments. Designed to give you the best for less. STAFF 154 Tel. (617)999-1791 ftl HUTTLESTON HOUSE Best Wishes to rhe Class of 1980 From Serving Fine Food and Spirits FAIRHAVEN MUSIC Your Host 111 Huttleston Ave. Mark Bobola Fairhaven, MA 02719 PARENTS We Support Music GOLD SPONSORS MA ' S DONUT SHOP RADIO SHACK SILVER SPONSORS LAVA ' S A+ W HOWLAND GREENHOUSE 155 Best Wishes SPERRY HUTCHINSON Congraiulations Class of 1980 FAIRHAVEN FIRE FIGHTERS ASSOCIATION PIONEER MARKET Adams Street Fairhaven, MA Tel: 994-6441 MEAT PIES • PASTRIES • BREADS • ROLLS Carl Lucas 342 Main Street Telephone: 992-6624 Fairhaven, MA 02719 A FRIEND 156 Free Estimates Good Luck to the Class of 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morrow STEPHEN PIERCE — CONTRACTOR Aluminum Windows and Doors Tel. 996-6160 Fairhaven, Mass. UNITED STATES COAST GUARD AUXILIARY 1-605 Fairhaven, MA. Promotes boating safety by performing offshore and regatta patrols for the Coast Guard. Performing courtesy motor boat examinations and awarding safety decals. Free public education classes in Boating Regulations, Seamanship, Safety Requirements and Boat Handling are given twice a year. For further information — 992-8165. 617-995-6167 Dick Rocha Res; 996-4617 SOUTHEASTERN FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. Municipal — Industrial — Residential Fire Protection Equipment 558 Mt. Pleasant St. New Bedford, Mass. THE ROBIN ' S NEST Select Gifts Pottery Jewelry Yarn and Wool Shoppe Quality Yarns Needlepoint Crewel Bonne Chance A Tous Les Gradues 86 Huttleston Ave. (Rt. 6) Fairhaven, Mass. Telephone (617) 994-1404 LECLUB FRANCAIS 157 Best Wishes Qiajj of ' 80 ' Congratulations From THE FAIRHAVEN VARSITY CLUB ELEANOR COTE Center Manager Brunswick Fairhaven Lanes 301 Washington St. Fairhaven, MA 02719 (617)993-1771 4 i(® 8RUNSWCK Our Membership Is Open to AIL HARBOURCRAFTS Scrimshaw a Specialty Best Wishes Class of 1980 FAIRHAVEN POLICE M. Baron R. Labrie Office 996-8678 ASSOCIATION Our Products of Today Are the Heirlooms of Tomorrow 158 ST A-FAST Good Luck to the Class of ' 80 STANDARD FASTENINGS INC. Compliments of WAH MAY RESTAURANT 2 Pequod Road Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Best Wishes From —1 __ For Your Complete ) Poultry Needs 1 Dinner for One or V a Party for 400 OXFORD PHARMACY INC. of North Fairhaven ROSELAWN FARM 348 Main Street State Rd. Slocum Rd. 147 Washington St. No. Dartmouth, MA 02747 .Fairhaven, MA 02719 (617)996-9474 (617)997-9336 Telephone 994-2644 GUY ' S REXALL PHARMACY 69 Main St., Fairhaven Congratulations Class of 1980 — 3 Registered Pharmacists — Surgical Supplies All Health and Sundry Needs ROGER GUAY DONALD MENDELL FAIRHAVEN EDUCATORS ' ASSOCIATION 159 DOROTHY COX ' S HOMEMADE CANDIES It ' s Better — Fresher Route 6 Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Francis Gerry Cox Tel. 996-2465 LAZARUS ALEXION Alexion Insurance Agency, Inc. 86 Huttleston Ave., Route 6, Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Post Office Box 267 Business: 992-3130 — Residence: 758-4366 Service Beyond the Call of Duty MANNY BOB’S SI GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING DIAGNOSTIC CENTER OPENS A.M. to 5 P M ROAD SERVICE 2 LOCATIONS FRONT END ALIGNMENT BRAKES ■ TUNEUPS SUPERIOR mUFFlEk SHOP TOWING SERVICE Shell 130 huttleston a VE FaIRHa 7EN 1 RT 6 i 992-2239 260 WASHINGTON S’ Fairhaven ' RT 6 | 992-9638 j THESCANDIE Miss Svendsen Hair Design 75 Main Street, Fairhaven, MA 02719 (617)994-51 I I PERRON ' S 183 Huttleston Avenue Fairhaven, MA 160 Compliments of FAIRHAVEN TRUE VALUE HARDWARE AND The Halrcutters Men ' s Hairstylist 13 WASHINGTON ST. • FAIRHAVEN, MASS • 999 3806 Pianos — Music Accessories Instruments — Repairs Instruction Tke Sympkony JlTlTuMc Skop (01anei) and 3° ?Qndoffi Tel. 996-3301 106 State Rd. NO. DARTMOUTH, MA 02747 J.M.D. JAMES M. DOHERTY INSURANCE A FULL SERVICE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Best Wishes Class of 80 Tel. (617) 992-9557 Phone: (617) 758-2693 GENERAL BUSINESS SERVICES BRENT F. SPOONER Business Counselor 197 Mattapoisett Neck Rd. Mattapoisett, Mass. 02739 A Specialized Counseling Service for Independent Businesses Phoe N I 5 993-2670 993-2679 24 Centre Street Charles Young BSRPH Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Steven Perry BSRPH Pmarmacy GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1980 PARK MOTORS Fairhaven, Mass. 67 Middle Street Your Oldsmobile Dealer Tel. 999-6479 161 Best Wishes TAM TODD ' S From 108 Huttleston Ave. Fairhaven, MA ASHLEY FORD TACOS — STEAMED DOGS Best Wishes Best Wishes FAIRHAVEN CORPORATION DAY ' S ELECTRIC DAY ' S HEALTH AND SPORTS HANDBAG FACTORY OUTLET 29-31 Centre St., Fairhaven, MA 358 Belleville Ave., New Bedford, MA Hours: Daily 9:00-9:30 Saturday 9:00-2:00 ACUSHNET ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC. Best Wishes From 1 17-1 19 Alden Rd. Fairhaven, MA NOVICK JEWELERS 993-1707 162 Motorcoach Co. JOHN J. MEDEIROS President 72 Sycamore St. Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 Tel. (617) 993-5040 MEDEIROS BUS COMPANY DEPENDABLE SERVICE THROUGHOUT THE NEW BEDFORD AREA 72 Sycamore Street Telephone 993-5040 Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 163 Good Luck Class of 1980 PATRICIA AND PHILIP BEAUREGARD NATIONAL BANK OF FAIRHAVEN Our Sincere Wishes for Your Happiness 164 Tel. Dial 993-3609 Estimates Cheerfully Given TRUOaNGPROBUNS A. MEDEIROS TRUCKING Cement Work — Blacktop Driveways Sand — Gravel — Loam Hydraulic Trench Digging PAULD. LABONTE Representative 3 Alden Road Fairhaven Phone: 996-6850 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 3 18 Alden Road Fairhaven, Mass. Compliments of PAULD. LABONTE Owner Complete Line of Sporting Goods at Discount Prices M. T. SMITH CO. Your Home Improvement Co. 42 Main St., Fairhaven 993-7322 or 993-1194 18 Roy Street Fairhaven, MA 02719 997-4672 YOU ALWAYS SAVE WHEN YOU BUY DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY MATTRESSES — BOXSPRINGS — HEADBOARDS SLEEPER-SOFAS — RECLINERS — ELECTRIC BEDS — WATERBEDS — BEDROOM FURNITURE Congratulations Class of 1980 WORLEY BEDDING AND FURNITURE FACTORY TVEIT FISHING CO. 77 Alden Road, Fairhaven, Massachusetts 997-6791 Free Delivery — Free Set-Up — Free Layaway Master Charge and Visa Accepted 165 Ghaut ' s M (§](§ in) D [n) ® [rLi@o HATHAWAY-BRALEY WHARF • P.O. BOX 71 • FAIRHAVEN. MASS. • 02719 • PHONE 617 • 996-8221 Hathaway Marine Equipment Specified by Boat Owners 6- Designers The World Over HATHAWAY MARINE EQUIPMENT Fishing ' s no business for babies. If fakes strength and endurance. And that goes for the machines as well as the men. At sea, your livelihood and your life may depend on machines that deliver smooth, reliable power when you need it. Over the 65 years we ' ve been in business, fishermen have learned that you never have to baby a Hathaway machine, that it always does a reliable, man-sized job. That ' s why Hathaway marine equipment is the leader in the United States and in ports abroad. f66 Somerset Districts ' 79 Canton Districts ' 80 T-Bone ' 80 Miss Mo ' 80 I ' m not like that! M M ' s Plusher ' 81 Matt ' s silver bell ' 81 Michelle Desroslers Blues Quintet Leo Charpentler Antone Medeiros Nelson Guerra Bruce Morin Carolyn Lima Sherry Lynn Michaud Jean Faunce The Haalands Animal ' 82 Andy Drew Sylvia Mike Henriques Marc DesRoches T.Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Bettencourt Mr. and Mrs. Norman Demers Tim Francis Jeff Barcellos Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barcellos Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bernard Mr. and Mrs. Arthue Paquette Mr. and Mrs. Ted Faria David Crowley Fhvn. Firefighters Dorothy J. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pursley Nancy M. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gordon Alice M. Walker Monique and Mike ' 81 Karen Goulart M. Wesolowski M. I. Amaral M. I. Achler Elizabeth Carvalho Jeannie Juch Gus Longo Shirley Norwood Mr. and Mrs. David J. DeSouza Melanie Hudson ' 82 Mrs. G. Waltz Gil Simoes Lynn Poirier ' 82 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Costa Esther Quirk Joseph Quirk III Chief Tina Costa Brad Taber 12 53 Wendy Quirk ' 80 Pumpkin Danita Mortensen Bob Larocque Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Arlagno The Wineys Lazaro M. Almeida Bari sax ' 81 Del ' s hideaway Marian Amaral Pauline Amaral Babci PIfko Mr. and Mrs. Pierre A. Paquin Uncle Tony The Faunce family Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mendell Patricia Harrington Feliciano Neves Ramiro Lopes Mr. Barriteau Robyn and Jay Ginger-Mac Joann and Jeff Mr. and Mrs. Donald Purrington Mrs. Ethel M. Ha nn Paul Foster Laura and Wayne Kevin Fletcher A Friend Kathy Hagan ' 81 Peter Koczera Jane Collins The Collins Crew Margaret Sylvia Gail Cosmos Bonnie Ferreira A Voke teacher Bob Baldwin Laszio Fazekas Gene M. Garcia Darlene A. Barros George Costa Donald J. Allard Cherle Dobson Tony RIve’’a Edmond Laliberte Mr. Frank Bargiel Jorge Custodio Andy Carvalho A.Y.C. Mitch Joseph John Fortes The Jesus Family Jaymie Gracia Woofie and super woof Harvey ' s tenor sax ' 80 Dennis Hagan Mr. and Mrs. R. Crowley Louise Fahey Francis J. Cox Sr. Mike Wolfgang Karen McClurg Ron Shaw Joshua McClurg Kevin McClurg Angela and Sandra Medeiros Mary ' s Dressmaking Mr. and Mrs. Barry Sylvia Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lauzen Stepen, Sue, Shelley Lauzon Patricia Cote Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Cartwright Jeffrey W. Osuch Mrs. Dianne Lyonnais David Bruce David Faunce Richard and Rhody Medeiros The Valleys Kris and Phil Little Fred ' 82 Kenneth Ainsley Bee ' 81 Steve St. Marie Mr. and Mrs. John Conley Jeannette Doyle Arthur and Beverly Belli Ray Rosario Barry Aguiar Mrs. Hazel Gamble Leal Avila Sugar and Spice Carla ' 80 Danny Santos Pub fries T.G.I.GI Robin Slowik The years flew by I ' m gone Lisa Cadieux ' 81 James Corbett ' 80 Bob Honohan Lisa Cyr ' 83 Chris Cyr ' 84 Al Cyr Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lister Jane Kvilhaug ' 81 Lisa Bergeron ' 81 Moe and Kirk ' 80 K ren Paiva Donna Martin Mrs. Jacqueline Machado Mike Trinidad ' 81 Jane Foley ' 80 Doug Melle Pete-Jim Jano Mello Ronnie and Terry Alan Duarte Jimmy Morton Mrs. Irene Caroline Woodland and Linda Drake Laurie Lemos Evelyn Teixeira Carla Sherman Renee (Rosie) Mr. and Mrs. Antone P. Lopes Claire Benoit Grandpa Beauregard Mr. and Mrs. Michael DesRoches Carole Teixeira Laurie Rollins Mrs. L. L. Wood C. Mary Rogers Mrs. McCollester Mr. Dufour Gail Rock Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dawson Nelson C. Conchinha Laudelino Vieira Dave Baines Jose L. Spenser Manuel Pimen+al Karen and Joey Alison Henderson Ron-Ron 23-Bean 34 Jose Ambar Fernando Cos+a Richard A. Lo++i Gilson Vasconcelos Jane Skinner Louis Vaudry Julie Carreiro Edward Caine Sheryl Dufrane Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Evans Lillian Viera Dodie Nickersen Chris and Dave McQuillan Mary Botelho Dana Morrow Paul Lemos Janice Tobertga Scott Simpkin Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morris Gail Hemnes Mr. and Mrs. James Wooler Coach Medeiros Pam Hawkes ' 81 Antone Teixeira Suzanne Coulart June and David Anna Tomke Mary Vogel Lisa Carreiro Debbie ' 80 The Islander Robert Riding S. Wesolowski The Botelho family Mr. and Mrs. Clemenfino Medeiros Mr. and Mrs. Refer Borowiec Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Corbeff Mr. and Mrs. Anfone Tenczar Donald F. Levesque Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cafaldo Sr. In Memory: Norman L. Magnant Joseph Brazil George Brazil Lewis McCartney Grace McCartney Anne and Mark Anne ' 80 Marian Wesolowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Porte Octavia P. Medeiros Fernando Luis Pinheir Angelo Amaral Leon Hill Edward S. Medeiros Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kocor Eileen M. Cyr Jose A. Couto Donald F. Rowell Robert Adamson Jethro Tull 1 Joe Borges family A. Taber V. A. Phaneuf Sandra and Jeff Linberg Barbara Fuller M. Kszystyniak Jane Evans ' 80 Kirk Pinto John Darsie Mr. and Mrs. John Sylvia Mark Amaral Michael and Lena Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lemos Chester ' 80 Kim Tadgell Ann Medeiros Karen Fegerheim Mrs. Nancy Dutra Eggspecially for you Beth and Steve Cheryl and Albert Collen Jackson Isabel Calvao D. D. Bruce Joseph Sayles Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cafaldo Jr. John and Noemi Cusfodio Mr. and Mrs. Boyce N. B. Voice ' 83 F.H.S. Shorfhand nighf class Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Faunce Bob and Bev Baccelli Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carvalho Jr. Maynard C. McCartney Leona Magnant John Gaide Myron McCartney Mr. and Mrs. George Brazil Mr. pretty good Mom and Dad Carreiro Mr. and Mrs. Russell Makin Fhvn. hockey team ' 79- ' 80 Charles Tapper Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Tyson Kim and Mark Miss Bisbee Terry ' 80 M. Wesolowski Kevin A. Nolette ' 80 Space Cadet ' 80 Luis A. Rebelo Martin Correia Manuel Couto Arthur Durant Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bourque Karoline Alvheim John Deree John C. Roger Steve L. Sylvia Lori Lrif Peris family A. V. Fortier Gil Carreiro Mrs. Alfred Vincent Ann Hunt Merial Sheete Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pinto Cora Furtado Jane Fowle Roger Picard Michael Amaral Tim and Ann Mrs. Pauline Krones Albie 24 Louisa Teves Mr. James A. Dutra Heidi Fagerheim Mr. and Mrs. David Moniz Roseanne Carrico ' 81 Beth Hodgson ' 80 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hession Jorge and Joann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Aiello Kinyon-Cambell Business School Sfyx ' 81 023440919 C Mr. and Mrs. Pafrick J. Cafaldo Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Audeffe Mark Roberf Hession Gladys Coelho Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Mello Thomas L. Nolette Raymond Sylvia Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 4