Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1981 volume:

THE HUTTLESTONIAN 1981 FAIRHAVEN HIGH SCHOOL Co-editors: David Fernandes Mark Dion Department Heads: Ann Medeiros, Eric McCartney, David Fernandes, Kevin Craig, Ben Soares, Bill Sparrow, Susan Hall, Paula Nieman, Mark Dion General Staff: Steve Lawrence, Bill Sparrow, Leonard Amaral, Eric McCartney, Kathy Sylvia, Ann Medeiros, Michael Ribeiro, Paula Ripley, Sabina Hsia, Colleen Humphreys, Ben Soares, Sharon Ferreira, Lee Vaudry, Susan Hall, Paula Nieman, Karl Tobertga, Manny Medeiros, Linda Gouveia, Mark Dion, David Fernandes, Nicole Duval, Kevin Craig VOLUME LV principal’s seniors faculty administration address 2 it-ik r� a f.Ii ; i ' , underclassmen sports activities acknowledgements Stanley J. Grabiec Fairhaven High School Principal Each generation has problems peculiar to its times, and yours, to name a few, are the conflicts in the Near and Far East, the status of the draft, the need for new sources of energy, and the current economic crisis. I believe that your generation will not only overcome the above problems but will also contribute much to the future success of our nation. To the Class of 1981,1 would like to express my wish of health, happiness, and prosperity now and in the future. principal’s address Principal Stanley Grabiec Vice Principal Carlton Albritton administration 6 faculty 7 secretaries Helena Paiva, Jean Sylvia, Evelyn Martin, Paula Gagne custodians Robert Sylvia, Paul Cavalieri, Dorothy Mir anda, Del Sylvia cafeteria staff Front Row; Lilian Gautreau, Stephany Tatro, Claire Medeiros, Blanche Gaj Back Row: Joan Rogers, Pauline Spoor, Rosalie Brown 8 Norman Burr “1 don’t want to hear it Peter Anthony “Let’s go, get to work Peter Borowiec “Follow my heels Gary Monuteaux “Make sure you see me first industrial arts 9 John Risgin “Listen up.” Florence Chase, Chairman “At least try.” Kathryn McCollesler “Let’s move.” Lvelyn Pursley “Gel rid of your gum.” home ecomonics 10 Naomi Battaini “You have the audacity .. David Medeiros “Wc’rc doing it my way.” Jacqueline Sheckler “Mush up!” Karen Brodeur “We’ll table that.” Penny Harvey Mark Carter “Three strikes. You’re out. english foreign languages Jeanne Dyer “(jood luck.” Pierre Paquin “It’s all wrong.” Stephen Barriteau “Whatever.” Donald J. B. Dufour, Chmn. “Oy, mon coeur!” Nancy Dean “Short and sweet and pregnant with knowledge sciences Henry Cebula “Duck Soup” Rene H. Drouin, Jr. “The human mind can not conceive . John Haaland “Alrighty” Raymond ( . Boyce, C ' hmn. “F ' riday is opportunity day.” 13 William history 14 Robert Margeson “Hey! No hostilities!’ Alma Jean Campbell “Get your work out, get busy, and get quiet. Robert Marchand, Chairman “Raise your claw.” Linda Hartley “Eliminate.” John Malcolm, Chmn. “Go for the big money!” •Alan Pehrson “Now, ladies and gentlemen . . Charles Cipollini “You’re bad.” math 15 Paul McCabe, Chairman “That’s not what I said.” guidance title I Patricia Mello “Oh really” Nancy Costa “Concentrate.” Steven LeBlanc “Do you have any lifesavers?” Cletus Malloy “Ssssstop it!” Gail Waltz “Inside the blue line Stella Borowiec ' Get to your room, please. Joan Casey “Lost souls business education Margaret Lister Uan Duarte ‘Did you hear the one about.. Linda Meredith “Your alternatives are Mary Leon “Calm yourself! Sharon Santos “Knock itofni George Evans “You’re a fire hazard special education distributive education Joseph Rapoza “OK, lime to clean up” Stanley Devoyd “You might like to . . Antonio Santos, Director “One, two, three” James Lanagan, Director “A fine group of young men athletic music art crafts 19 Ruth Lombardo “What do you have a test in now!” Susan Davignon “Girls” LJ U education Stephen Bender “OK, Line up” Linda Parmalee “So you wanna join this class or what” ' n superlatives Most Athletic Linda Gouveia and Ronnie Andrews Most Dependable Wayne Francis and Sue Novak Most Intellectual Ben Soares and Colleen Humphreys Class Clown Peter Ransom and Dee Ferreira Merriest Laugh Jimmy Burns and Christine Bernard Most Likely to Succeed Lee Vaudry and David Fernandes Quietest Manny Mederios and Linda Hartley Most Sarcastic Judy Jason and Jerry Lamontagne Most Artistic Helen Gracia and Karl Tobertga 26 Nicest Smile Lisa Bergeron and Steve Costa Most Musical Matthew Richard and Karen Habedank Cutest Dave Griffiths and Kathy Sylvia 27 Best All Around Phil Harding and Tracy Medeiros Class Dreamers Cindy Marujo and Ed Krol Most Versatile Ann Medeiros and Tony Gonsalves Best Dressed Susan Hall and Ken Rocha Friendliest Bob Espindola and Sue Jacobsen Most Happy Go Lucky Paul Koczwara and Colleen Jackson Most Mischievous Walt Silveira and Christy Semaio Most Flirtatious Nicole Duval and Pete Medeiros Most Talkative Matt Lafond and Maryanne Coelho 31 f class of 1981 officers president, Phil Harding vice president, Steven Costa secretary, Ann Medeiros Not Pictured: treasurer, Jackie Paiva 1981 exeeutive board and homeroom representatives Ron Andrews Maryann Coelho Sari Costa Cheryl Daluz Rob Espindola Deolinda Ferreira Helen Gracia Joanne Haaland Peter Koczera Gerald Lamontage Paula Nieman Joann Rodrigues John Tchorz 33 igrun nega “Life can be so sweet on the sunny side of the street. Friends, it’s true.” “Si Helsinki” Address: 6 Jarvis Ave., or Vats, 3570 Aal, Norway Ambition: Work in the field of communication Sup¬ pressed Desire: To be a long-distance runner Happi¬ est When: traveling, hiking or skiing together with friends or family, Staying away from stress and civili¬ zation Fondest Memories: Eastern holidays, teaching Ben Norwegian, AFS, orientation days at C.W. Post College of 1980, My 18th birthday party Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling asleep in the history class Pet Peeve: People who act, live and work with¬ out knowing why, nothing to do on Saturday nights “Slow and steady wins the race.” “Alex” Address: 15 Perry St. Ambition: To be successful in whatever it is that I decide to do Suppressed Desire: To get married and own a huge ranch in the mountains with horses and to have alot of kids. To travel across the country Happiest When: With Ken, having a good time with all my friends. Going away for long weekends. Out with the girls. When it snows Fondest Memories: 4th of July at the Vineyard, Bob Seger concert with L.A., M.E., S.F., Nugent and Tull concerts with K.E., T.D., S.J., Wild weekends with the gang, Kansas and the Cars, Skiing with Ken and friends Most Embarrassing Moment: Slipping on the wet floor in gym after it snowed. Getting sick from partying too much Pet Peeve: Rainy days and Mondays, school, stuck up people, Mr. P., getting up early Jerome ered “Too much is not enough.” Ambition: Rock Star Suppressed Desire: Never have to work but still be rich Happiest When: With friends; Fondest Memories: Parties before school Pet Peeve: Anybody who’s a jerk ffen “It matters not how long you live but how.” “Lynn” Ambition: To be successful in whatever I decide to do Suppressed Desire: To travel the world Happiest When: With Chris, out with friends, at a party, doing whatever I want Fondest Memories: Summer of ’78, skiing with Chris, Bob Seger concert with K.A., M.E., and S.F., Martha’s Vineyard, Kansas concert with K.A. and K.E., Fort Pheonix with K.C. and K.H. Most Embarrassing Moment: Joe’s party, Oct. 18, 1980, Dec. 16, 1978 Pet Peeve: Getting up for school, Monday mornings. Rainy days, people who think they are great 2 ). au na “Good people are hard to come by.” 34 oCeonatJ l ic teai. mataf “Man struggles to find life outside himself, unaware that the life he is seeking is within himself. “Lenny” Address: 4 Golf St. Ambition: To become a profes¬ sional photographer Suppressed Desire: To live in Montreal, have my own photography studio, have a summer home in Newport, R.I. Happiest When: Sail¬ ing and doing photography work and being with friends Fondest Memories: handicapped swim pro¬ gram, Speech and Drama classes Most Embarrass¬ ing Moment: At the Junior Prom when I accidently busted my dates corsage Pet Peeve: Mr. A’s Algebra class and Friday expressions onaiJ nJrewi “Play hard and fair; be loyal to your teammates, and generous to your opponent.” “Ron-Ron” Address: 241 Alden Rd. Ambition: Work in a recording studio Suppressed Desire: To play pro¬ fessional hoop Happiest Wherv With Dee, out with Chris and Mike, partying and playing hoop Fondest Memories: “Caps”, state finals in hoop, out with Chris and Mike, Martha’s Vineyard, DeMello’s house, number at Durfee High, March 1, 1980, cruising with Strecking and Tom-Tom, Boy’s Club parties in N.B. Pet Peeve: Acid Rock. y4uc ette “A happy life consists in tranquility of mind.” Address: 12 North St. Ambition: To become very successful in business Suppressed Desire: To meet Jim Craig Happiest When- With friends and family, and joking around Fondest Memo¬ ries: October 28, 1979, my one year as a major¬ ette and helping Mr. Lanagan for two years Most Embarrassing Moment: June 1, 1980 Pet Peeve: Being unhappy and confused m. “Life is but a dangerous adventure.” “Bag” Address: 195 So. Main St., Acushnet Ambition: To become a dental hygienist Suppressed Desire: To own and live on an island Happiest When: with M.H., out of school, doing the numbers Fondest Memories: F.J.H., Petty, Aerosmith, summer of ’80, M.D.W. ’80, July 4, 1980, times with Chris and Bart, Tull Most Embarrassing Moment: Maria and Mary Pet Peeve: red lights, Mondays DL eteda “A giggle a day keeps the glums away.” “Terri” Address: 4 Brookview St. Suppressed Desire: To do a lot of traveling, to be happy and enjoy what¬ ever I do Ambition: To major in psychology and work with children Happiest When: With Mat, at school with my friends, roller skating, doing things 1 like to do, being busy Fondest Memories: Night games. Band bus rides. Senior year, my 16th surprise birthday party, “The King and I” Most Embarrassing Moment: Changing for band in the girls locker room and having the opposing team walk in Pet Peeve: SAT’s, grumpy people, being bored, arguments 35 36 ; r. V 3na Wane Kin matce “Individuality is the root of everything good.” Address: 335 Main St. Ambition: To be happy and successful in the future Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world Happiest When: Buying clothes. Listening to my stereo Fondest Memories: Getting my license, winning the Spanish Oral Contest, Junior Day, locker room monitoring with D.D. Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling down the stairs with an arm full of books Pet Peeve: Term papers, gym days, room 7 study, lockers that are too close together “Friendship is the only cement that will hold the world together.” “Berge” Address: 12 Oliviera St., Acushnet. Ambition: To succeed in life and be the best I can be Suppressed Desire: To cheer professionally Happiest When: Out with Tony, with close friends, cheering Fondest Memories: Class of ’80, summer of ’80, Senior prom, cheerleaders dances, Drew’s parties. Beating N.B., Newport Billy Joel Concert, escape for Big Mac attacks, seventh period, cheering, K.G.’s B-day, Ski¬ ing trips, cheering camps Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling down the stairs at the cheerleaders dance ’78 Pet Peeve: Being rushed, algebra, people who don’t smile “The most completely lost of all days is that on which one has not laughed.” “Chrissie” Address: 48 Huttleston Ave. Ambition: To succeed in life no matter what it may bring Suppressed Desire: To outwit my father in an argument, to have Ronnie around forever to keep me laughing Happiest When: With good friends, talking about old times, “laugh¬ ing” when my mind is free of problems Fondest Memories: Myles Standish, Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, meeting Michael, out with Ron and Dee, the old gang, “Barry’s Mug Mobile”, “Caps”, Horse- neck, all the adventures with Sandra, Billy Joel Most Embarrassing Moment: New Year’s Eve ’79 Pet Peeve: People who are always late, people with no personalities, when Mike drives too fast, “Backstab- berInn” ( iriAtophet li eiiette “Variety is the spice of life.” “Chris” Address: 21 Timothy St. Ambition: To conquer all goals 1 have set for myself and become a successful business man Suppressed Desire: To become a sportscaster for a big name radio station Happiest When: busy, with girlfriend, with friends Fondest Memories: Junior Day, Junior Prom, first day at F.H.S. Most Embarrassing Moment: Tripping down the stairs Pet Peeve: Room 7 study Vildan i ettencourt “Laughter and liveliness make life worthwhile.” “Suzy B.” Address: 42 Hathaway St. Ambition: To go to college and become a veterinarian Suppressed Desire: To own a ranch and raise horses Happiest When: With my friends, doing what I want, twir¬ ling with the majorettes Fondest Memories: Winning States 79-80, making majorettes, band. Physiology lab, PP Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling down the Art Room stairs Pet Peeve: Mr. H’s constant smile, algebra, CHHC, snobs “Be silent and safe — silence never betrays you.” “Mouse” Address: 17 Egypt Lane Ambition: Disc Jockey Suppressed Desire: To work at either WCOZ or JB105 and to visit all of my pen-pals Happiest When: With my friends, writing to all of my friends around the world, listening to the radio and at Queen concerts Fondest Memories: Mr. Pierce’s Spanish classes and being rude to Mr. B. Most Embarrassing Moment: Doing the flag salute and having to sneeze Pet Peeve: People who hale Queen, people who tell me I’m too quiet, and Wednesdays . J evin d otef to “If it’s free, why not!” Address: 39 Elm Ave. Ambition: Chef or hotel manager Suppressed Desire: To run the Ceaser s Palace that is going up in Atlantic City or any other big name Happiest When: With my friends Fondest Memories: Senior year at the cheerlead¬ ers dance, at the parties at West Island, J. Giels and the Cars Most Embarrassing Moment: Steve C.’s party Pet Peeve: Miss C’s Accounting class, and people who think they are too good for you Sandra ddc our ue “Her sign is a laugh, a giggle, or a smile.” 37 “I do as I please and I do it with ease.” “C.B.” Address: 70 North St.; Ambition: to be successful; Suppressed Desire: to own a condominium in Florida, to go to California with a bunch of friends after grad¬ uation and party it up, to play pro. ball; Happiest When: out with the boys, doing numbers, playing hoop, cruising in my car, at the beach, at a rock con¬ cert; Fondest Memories: Van Halen concert, J. Giels, Styx, Doobies, party at Chris’, Steve Costa’s wild parties, summer of ’80, beating Dartmouth ’78 turkey game Dartmouth j.v. football game last year, all the parties at Henry’s, July 3, ’80, field trip to R.I.- C.A.B., Celtics’ games, beating New Bedford ’79, float parties at Gracia’s, wild times with Bean; Most Embarrassing Moment: getting pass pulled by Bucky; Pet Peeve: stuck up girls, nosy people, people who leech, homework, football practice. ( at ieHne ( . “I’d enjoy the day more if it started later.” “Cathy” Address: 87 Pleasant St.; Ambition: accountant, writer; Suppressed Desire: have a book pub¬ lished; Happiest When: roller skating, able to sleep late, payday; Fondest Memories: Marge- son’s class, all three lunches in my junior year; Pet Peeve: mornings, school. Ranted (Cciwatc urnd “I can’t get no satisfaction.” “Jim, Jimmy, J.B., Garbagemouth” Address: 87 Green St.; Ambition: to create a world of clones, mutations and monster amebae; Suppressed Desire: to live in space, graduate from M.I.T. with a Ph.D. in astrophysics and win the Nobel Prize; Hap¬ piest When: absorbing tunes, babbling and screeching with comrades, flinging ‘good bull’ on paper, winning at chess; Fondest Memories: Darnel’s party, sum¬ mers, deciphering garbled speeches, not getting caught; Most Embarrassing Moment: all in front of class speeches and presentations, whenever color rushes to my face; Pet Peeve: Spanish, cigarette smokers, common rabble, crowding my brain with insignificance. “Rainbows upside down are like smiles right side up.” Address: 30 Cherry St.; Ambition: to work with chil¬ dren at the pre-school age; Suppressed Desire: to sky dive, to play the piano, to climb the tallest mountain, build a cabin; Happiest When: walking alone in the woods, thinking, warming up after hours in the snow, being with special people, with my ‘buddies’; Fondest Memories: Sound of Music, King and . S.G.3, field hockey season, band buses, proms, the ‘penguin scene’; Pet Peeve: People who feel they are too old to laugh and enjoy, long trips to Boston. c Cautie am “Friendly to all who cross her path.” 38 ean f oAe ( anaitra “Life is but a dream.” “Jeannie” Address: 37 Maitland St. Ambition: to be an accoun¬ tant, to be successful in the future Suppressed Desire: to become rich, to travel around the world Happiest When: with friends, having a good time Fondest Memories: the Junior Prom, Junior Day, having a good time with Cathy and Tammy Most Embarrass¬ ing Moment: walking in the boys’ locker room, falling down the stairs Pet Peeves: people who think they’re better than others, period 4 history . tawn ( 0 annon “Dare to be different and don ' t be afraid to be happy.” Address: 139 Oak Grove Lane Suppressed Desire: to give Mr. A. after-session Ambition: to be a chef Happiest When: with family and Ron and close friends Fondest Memories: when I went to the Islands with a certain person, math p. 3 f oAanne C-artico “Happy, clever full of fun; known and liked by everyone.” “Rose, Twin” Address: 1 Manuel St. Ambition: to be either a secretary or an accountant Suppressed Desire: to marry a millionaire, to live in a cabin in the woods with someone special, to get what Nwant for one day Happiest When: out with friends, playing cards, at the movies, playing field hockey, basketball or softball, making and win¬ ning bets, at a Bruins game with Dad and sis, H.H.S. Fondest Memories: two years at Holy Family, P.M.’s party, float meetings, summer of ’80, F.H.S. hockey games, outings before prac¬ tice, collecting my winnings, playing on F.E.A., Cheerleaders’ Dance weekend ’80 Most Embar¬ rassing Moment: my sound effects episode Pet Peeve: being bored, not being able to go out, los¬ ing bets f oiematie L arrico “She is wealthy in her friends.” “Rose, Twin” Address: 1 Manuel St. Ambition: to find a career for myself before I graduate and to be successful at it Suppressed Desire: to marry someone with alot of money, to travel around the world, to hit a homerun for F.E.A. in a championship game, to be able to eat and eat and not get fat Happiest When: with Carlos, having a good time with friends, at a Bruins game with my father and Roseanne, playing softball, basketball, or field hockey, watching F.H.S. ice hockey team (goa¬ lie) Fondest Memories: two years at Holy Fam¬ ily, Junior Prom, Carlos’ hockey banquet — 3 3 80, nights with Carlos, Stacey and Steve, my birthday — 1 27 80, H.F. soccer games, English tenth grade with Sister Eugenia Margret Most Embarrassing Moment: going to Candleworks to eat for the Junior Prom and meeting a girl wear¬ ing the exact same gown Pet Peeve: room 7 stud¬ ies, nosy teachers Ca,. fL, “She takes life with an easy swing.” “Sherry” Address: 40 Spring St. Ambition: to be a nurse Suppressed Desire: to fly to Hawaii and the Vir¬ gin Islands Happiest When: with Peter and friends Fondest Memories: exploring the Town Beach, Quahang, football games, Texas Most Embarrassing Moment: falling down the stairs in my sophomore year Pet Peeve: Monday morn¬ ings, exams, two-faced people, working on Satur¬ days 39 “Tomorrow’s coming, why hurry.” “Chris” Address: 35 Smith St. Ambition: to go on to college Suppressed Desire: to graduate from college and get a good job Happiest When: out having a good time, with someone special Fondest Memories: Jr. Prom, float meetings Most Embarrassing Moment: getting stopped by the police at the Jr. Prom Pet Peeve: Peo¬ ple who talk behind your back n c ar ann “If we could give love without fear of rejection — there would be room for more love to share.” “Mouth” Address: 1250 Orchard St. Acushnet Ambition: to marry someone nice, to be happy and well off Suppressed Desire: to show everyone that I can do it Happiest When: I’m with my friends, C.A.B. Fondest Memories: summer of ’80, Jr. Prom (before and after), July Fourth, skip day, field hockey, Jr. Miss, rock concerts, modeling at the mall, Horseneck Beach, West Island, Tom Haskell’s float meeting Most Embarrassing Moment: locking the keys in my car, falling right on my face in the round gym Pet Peeve: having to wait, people that think they’re better than others erri . nne ( c orreia “Promise yourself success at the beginning of each day, and you’ll be surprised how often things turn out that way.” Address: 110 E. Coggeshall St. Ambition: to become an interpreter for a foreign country Suppressed Desire: to be a pro-bowler Happiest When: with friends Fondest Memories: A.F.S. cultural experi¬ ence to Costa Rica Most Embarrassing Moment: falling over in eighth grade desk and chipping the floor tiles with the fall Pet Peeve: people who are not punctual “Life is too short, why spend all day in school.” ari i Jarie ( odta “Serene amidst the savage waves.” Address: 357 Middle Rd., Acushnet Ambition: to become a wealthy computer programmer and move to California Suppressed Desire: to live in the Van¬ derbilt mansion. The Breakers, in Newport with Ken Happiest When: doing the numbers, with Kenny, being with friends, partying with Ron-Ron, Dee, Reets Fondest Memories: Stevie’s parties, second period locker monitors with R.M., C.B., and Ron- Ron, Senior Prom ’79 Most Embarrassing Moment: falling on my face while cheering at F.J.H. Pet Peeve: Punk rock Steven ( odia “Life and good living — what do we want besides?” “Stevie” Address: 310 New Boston Rd. Ambition; To become a veterinarian in a rich society Suppressed Desire: To be lost on a deserted island with Lynn Happiest When: Doing whatever with Lynn, playing sports and football with the Grunts, chowing on Italian food Fondest Memories: Junior Prom — April 18 (and 19) 1980, Horseneck Beach, 7th period cafeteria meetings, camp 1978-80, March 14, 1980 Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting busted by Mom — April 19th Pet Peeve: Back-stabbers, people with big heads, non-smiling people (Couture “Why should the devil have all the good times?” “Leon”, “Coach” Address: 245 New Boston Rd. Ambition: To own a fleet of scallofters Suppressed Desire: To become serious Happiest When: Playing football, sleeping Fondest Memories: Knipe Auditorium assemblies. Football camp. Most Embarrassing Moment: Fire alarm ’79 Pet Peeve: Homework, rm. 7 ei in Cr raig “It is a lesson which all history teaches wise men to put trust in ideas, not in circumstances.” Ambition: To be a famous biologist Suppressed Desire: To be able to fly and own my own jet and see the world; To reach Nirvana Happiest When: out having a good time with good friends, playing my sax, being with someone I really care for Fondest Memories: Lating I and Latin II classes, “The King and 1”, Quincy parade 1979, times with the band. Senior Prom ’80, Mr. Marchand’s history class, junior year English class Most Embarrassing Moment: Laughing fit with S.J. in Math 12A Pet Peeve: Gym, cold and rainy Mon¬ day mornings, silverfish, turkey salad roll, oppor¬ tunity day C anslon “She has her own ideas about everything” Address: 95 Robinson Rd. Ambition: To just be here Suppressed Desire: To be independent Hap¬ piest When: With friends Eondest Memories: partying with friends down the pit and garages Pet Peeve: School, and people who think they know everything “If you don’t want anyone to know it, don’t do it” “Kel” Address: 115 Green St. Ambition: To be a tour guide Suppressed Desire: To never have to work but still have lots of money Happiest When: At Bogey’s with Kathy and Donna, skiing, with M.F. and P.M. Eondest Memories: Summer of ’80, skiing trip with Lynn, P.M.’s parties with Mike, Crazy Jr. high years with Kathy Most Embarrassing Moment: A Sunday night in New Bedford, with Kathy when they had fireworks Pet Peeve: Rm. 7 Study with Mr. P., people who are late getting up for work on Saturdays 41 “I say little, but who knows what I think.” Address: 15 Evergreen St. Ambition: Become a chef Suppressed Desire: Get rich quick Happiest When: With friends Fondest Memories: Going to Riverside Park with friends Most Embarrassing Moment: Get¬ ting lost at Riverside Park Pet Peeve: Mr. A. J.. 3)Ju uz “I giggle here, I giggle there, I giggle everywhere” Address: 14 Mary Drive, Acushnet Ambition: to be a dental hygienist Suppressed Desire: To move to Hollywc and become a famous model and make a million dollars Happiest When: With Al, out with friends, with my family, doing what I want Fondest Memories: Oct. 22, 1978, Cheer¬ leaders Dance ’78 ’79 Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling down the stairs with a skirt on, being caught by the police while playing on the elevator at the mall Pet Peeve: Getting up early, Mondays, having to wait 2 onna ‘‘I’ll not take another man ' s opinion, I have one of my own” Address: 38 Middle St. Ambition: To become rich, be a best selling author. To be happy and healthy, to wc. ' k at somewhere in the media field Suppressed Desire: to be a sports writer for The New York Times to invent something important, to be rich Happiest When: The Yankees win, things go my way, the locker room isn’t crowded, with my family, Cathy stops talking, drawing and writing Fondest Memo¬ ries: Mr. Margeson’s History class, 77 78 World Series, Teener League games, locker room moniter- ing, Mr. Pierce’s French class, Mr. Cip’s math class Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling up the stairs, wandering into the wrong class and not realizing it until it’s too late Pet Peeve: Chemistry Labs, getting up for school, long lunch lines, snobs, relish trays, overly enthusiastic people “No matter what others may be, she is always herself’ “Missy” Address: 89 Laurel St. Ambition: to lead a healthy and happy life. Be a billionare. Suppressed Desire: Party with Mr. K. Happiest When: with Tom, rollers¬ kating, with friends Fondest Memories: Jr. Prom, July ’80, May ’79 Most Embarrassing Moment: Doing the ninth grade gong show Pet Peeve: Physiol¬ ogy class and 2-faced people Waria 2)eWefo “On ne voit bien qu’ avec le coeur. L’essentiel est invis¬ ible pour les yeux.” Ambition: Computer Programmer Suppressed Desire: singer Happiest When: When I’m with my friends Fondest Memories: Junior Prom Most Embarrassing Moment: None Pet Peeve: seeing a person “high”. When people make fun of other peo¬ ple. 42 PuJSb, ' eArodietA “There will be a hot time in the old town tonight” Address: 114 Bridge St. Ambition: To fly for a major airline, be extremely rich Suppressed Desire: Own a black B.M.W. 3201 Happiest When: Out with good friends Fondest Memories: none Most Embarrassing Moment: Having my car get jumped by a brand new Trans-Am Pet Peeve: fake people, algebra, Tuesdays e. 2),-on “Lord, what fools these mortals be!” “Gandair Address: 9 Blackburn St. Ambition: To be the second Rembrandt and or Shakespeare, or just the most famous artist of the 20th century Sup¬ pressed Desire: Live in the Renaissance and be a rich artist and playwright or an outrageous medeival highway man, to be omniscient Happi¬ est When: With Paula, reading, in the art room with Mr. R. and A.M., jesting with Ms. B. and D.F., exploring dark labyrinths with V.F., D.F., W.E. Fondest Memories: 2 7 79, camping in Vt., Can-Am, The Great town hall sneek, D D, Book Reviews with Ms. B. and James, 9th Grade with the wild Peters, Lunch room Feasts, all past experiences Most Embarrassing Moment: Spell¬ ing Mistakes Pet Peeve: foolish humans, S.A.T.’s, incompetence in all forms l auic t)oucette “He is free who lives as he chooses.” “Dooey” Address: 10 Narragansett Blvd. Ambition: Truck driver Suppressed Desire: To have my own fish¬ ing boats and to be rich! Happiest When: Party¬ ing on Nantucket Island and getting “Fired Up” Most Embarrassing Moment: having my friends “pants” me at a party Pet Peeve: school “To each his own.” “Zip” Address: 9 Brae Road Ambition: electronic tech¬ nician Suppressed Desire: play guitar in a rock ’n roll band Happiest When: relaxing with some real good friends, C.A.B., mountain climbing and camping Fondest Memories: Van Halen, Mar¬ tha’s Vineyard, down the Cape Most Embarrass¬ ing Moment: walking from one side of the guys locker room to the showers on the other side with the door open and a study in the cafeteria Pet Peeve: fake people, people who use a front “Trust me not at all, or all in all.” “Sandy” Address: 28 Coulombe St. Ambition: to be in the travel business Suppressed Desire: to skydive Happiest When: relaxing with family, friends, and Marc Fondest Memories: Cheerleaders Dance ’79, New Hampshire, N.P. with Sandy B, May ’79 ’80, my father Pet Peeve: my car, phys. ed. 43 icofe oCouise l)uuaf “There’s a time for all things’’ “Nickie” Address: 39 Evergreen St. Ambition: Physical Thera¬ pist Suppressed Desire: World’s greatest gymnast Happiest When: with friends, cheering Fondest Memories: cheering. Cheerleaders Dances, Junior Prom and court times, cheering competition, T,B, and J, Times with friends, present from Mr. M., “The King and I”, Drive-in, N.B. 10-0, Jr. English Most Embarrassing Moment: “Gravy Arms” Pet Peeve: waiting. Physics, and Algebra tests noj “Quiet and undisturbed, she moves along her way” “Char” Address: 35 Bridge St. Ambition: to be in the travel business Happiest When: with Mike, shop¬ ping for clothes, driving with friends Fondest Memories: 7 18 79, summer of ’79 Pet Peeve: doing dishes, wearing glasses 44 “A personality well blended with shades of seriousness and humor” “Espy” Address: 14 John St. Ambition: t ravel, see the world Suppressed Desire: retire at age 35, set a world record, hit the lottery Happiest When: the weekend rolls around, skiing, biking Fondest Memories: Can- am bike tour ‘80, summer time, ski trips Most Embarrassing Moment: stuck on the Vineyard with¬ out my wallet Pet Peeve: pessimists, cigarette smokers, Term Papers, Soap Operas .J aren oCee ana “Let the good times roll.” “Faria” Address: 22 Evergreen St. Ambition: ??? Suppressed Desire: to travel the world with Led Zeppelin Happi¬ est When: not in school, with Peter, dreaming, lying in bed with my head phones on full blast, driving that train Fondest Memories: November 4, 1979, July 4, 1980, 9th grade, winter 78-79, summer. “78” Pet Peeve: school, jocks, disco, Mondays, going to New Hampshire every weekend, Rm. 7 ar atet atne “Some think she’s bashful others doubt it.” “Dizzy” Address: 181 Green St. Ambition: to own my own hair styling salon Suppressed Desire: to travel cross country Happiest When: just goofing around with friends Fondest Memories: Mr. Margeson’s history class, 6th period, 1979-80 Most Embarrassing Moment: walking in the mall with Jim and Tim Pet Peeve: people who act like they’re too good for every¬ body etnan “I have taken all knowledge to be my province.” “Legolas” Address: 26 Mattikiset Rd. Ambition: lawyer, U.S. Senator Suppressed Desire: to go back into time and answer all unanswered questions and to go into the future to see what lies ahead Happiest When: my mind is clear of all problems and 1 can do as I please, reading Fondest Memories: Dungeons and Dragons with M.D., V.F., and W.E., La Belgique 1980, Junior Day, Banquet Day, Chem. Lab, Mr. Marchand’s per. 1 class Pet Peeve: Math 12A, Oral Reports, lazy ingrates. Geometry, apathy, C.H. Uictot etnanJed “A man who is good for anything ought not to consider whether in doing anything he is doing right or wrong — acting the part of a good man or of a bad.” “Vic” Address: 132 East Morgan St. Ambition: to become an audio engineer for DEVO Suppressed Desire: to be a philosopher or a spokesman Hap¬ piest When: not in school Most Embarrassing Moment: trying to explain why I got kicked out of gym 15 times Pet Peeve: disco Fondest Memo¬ ries: 4th period study, after work at the Fort 2 eoiinJa efreira “Laughter and liveliness make life worthwhile.” “Dee” Address: 155 Main St. Ambition: Medical Secre¬ tary Suppressed Desire: to live in a log cabin up in New Hampshire or Vermont and have any¬ thing 1 want Happiest When: going out with “tutu”, jogging, having money and spending it on clothes, weekends, going out with friends Fondest Memories: Basketball 77-78, C.A.B. with Sharon, Pam, Rita, and Linda, wild times before basketball games, Mr. Margeson’s class, Mar¬ tha’s Vineyard — summer of ’80 with “tutu”. Track, relay team breaking the record (79-80), Jr. Prom, sophomore float parties, surprise birth¬ day party li l4 79 at Di’s, times at DeMello’s, being locker monitor with Kim 6th period, all 3 lunches in soph, year and going to the path, Diane’s cottage in Wareham Pet Peeve: Monday mornings, Rm. 7, term papers, school lunches. Jolly Whaler, teachers who insist they are never wrong liaton = 2 . etteira “What is thine is mine, and all mine is thine.” “Sha” Address: 14 Harbor View Ave. Ambition: Radiologist Suppressed Desire: to find lots of money so I can don’t have to work Happiest When: playing sports, meeting new people and being with someone special Fondest Memories: when I went to the Poconos, going to Florida and Mt. Vernon with my aunt, working with Mr. Haaland during the summer and his Chemistry Class Most Embarrassing Moment: my car breaking down on Rte. 195 and having to walk 3 miles on the highway Pet Peeve: waking up for school and people who laugh at others udan igueitec o “Thoughts that breathe and words that burn.” “Sue” Address: 37 William St. Ambition: to be a nurse Suppressed Desire: to have a happy life, and have all my dreams fulfilled Happiest When: With Steve, the weekend is here, having a good time with friends Fondest Memories: Jr. Prom and Senior Prom “80”, Summers of “79” and “80”, 7 16 19, Bronco, New Hampshire, Tontes, Soph. Year, Stang Game, the boat, the wall Most Embarrassing Moment: B-Day “79”, Beached, “the trouble makers” Pet Peeve: getting up early in the morning, going out for gym on cold days; arguments 45 St, even “Full of fun and mischief too. “Fish” Address: 27 Fort St. Ambition; to become a wealthy fisherman Suppressed Desire: to become an Olympic runner Happiest When: cruising with my friends or partying Fondest Memories: “The Ledge”, Glen’s house, “The Dike” Most Embarrassing Momeijt: when 1 hit the New Bedford cop car Pet Peeve: Fair- haven cops ..J evin fete hi er “I never think of the future, it comes soon enough.” f)avtc f feutent “Nothing worries him; nothing hurries him.” “Dave” Address: 35 Hamlet St. Ambition: go fishing and make large amounts of money Suppressed Desire: to become a narc on the Fairhaven Police Force and let everyone off the hook Happiest When: out doing the things I like and doing them the right way, with Mat- tapoisett Shammies Fondest Memories: Winter par¬ ties in the Gray Goust. skating parties at Mill Pond, Van Halen, Tull, Rush, Black Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult Most Embarrassing Moment: coming to FHS and realizing you have to stay for 3 years Pet Peeve: 10th and 11th grade aftersessions, indoor suspension, study Rm. 7, homework, tests % on dec a “A thing of heauty is a joy forever.” Address: 141 Weeden Rd. Ambition: to travel and marry the man that treats me right Suppressed Desire: to own a mansion up the Cape with my Rolls Royce parked in the driveway Happiest When: with Tony and close friends at Bogey’s Fondest Memories: March 15, ’80 at Playden with Tony, going out with Donna, Cheryl, Kathy, Kim, Darlene, Chris on the weekend Most Embarrassing Moment: walking in the gym talking to Donna and the next minute slip¬ ping and falling Pet Peeve: people that talk about oth¬ ers behind their back tace oCee f ortedter “A friendly smile and a friendly way.” “Stace” Address: 47 Point St. Ambition: Secretary Sup¬ pressed Desire: to be with Steve, have a good career Happiest When: spending my time with Steve, laugh¬ ing and having fun with friends Fondest Memories: Float parties, Jr. prom, Steve’s prom, Chem. Lab with Ron and Couture, Steve’s Capri, “Game Situa¬ tions,” U.S. History with Kerry, Jerry, and Ron, times spent with Steve Most Embarrassing Moment: Unprintable Pet Peeve: spiders. Burger Chef, bore¬ dom, slumbangers, and ignorance 4 46 “Reflect on the past and concentrate on the future; for nothing ever remains the same.” Address: 65 Larch Ave. Ambition: to have a career in math or physics Suppressed Desire: to win a Nobel Peace Prize Happiest tVben: with John, at the skat¬ ing rink Fondest Memories: Latin Society Quebec trip, BSN, TDE, Feb. 18, 1979, AFS pool party, Flomecoming 1979, FFIS Jr. prom, DFID Jr. prom. The King and I Most Embarrassing Moment: Slip¬ ping on wet ice and having to walk past the FFIS hockey team soaking wet Pet Peeve: waiting Wayne 2). panel i “He who raises himself shall be humbled, he who humbles himself shall be raised.” Address: 21 Eddy St. Ambition: To become a C.P.A. Suppressed Desire: to teach at Jr. High level Happiest When: home relaxing with a Mike’s linguica pizza Fondest Memories: In 10th grade when David Fernandes refused to talk to me for over 2 months Most Embarrassing Moment: in 9th grade shop when my shirt got caught in the lathe Pet Peeve: dumb blondes “There is nothing good or bad, but thinking makes it so.” Address: 13 Reservation St. Ambition: to work with handicapped children and be happy with Steve Suppressed Desire: to own the world’s big¬ gest wardrobe Happiest When: with Steve and with the people closest to me, partying with friends Fondest Memories: Myles Standish with Jane and Linda, l 4lS0, 8 11 80, getting a flat tire with Scott’s van at the town beach Pet Peeve: jocks, disco, school atoata “I do loathe explanations.” amzene “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” “Tammy” Address: 34 Laurel St. Ambition: Child psychol¬ ogist. S ' upprciserf Desire: To be successful in everything Happiest When: with Tammy P. and spending money Fondest Memories: senior prom ' 19, New ' Year’s Eve ’80, bus rides to football games, color guard Most Embarrassing Moment: falling down the stairs on my knees in 10th grade Pet Peeve: Hypocrites 47 “Once a gentlemen, always a gentlemen.” Address: 95 Church St. Ambition: To be always happy and have a good life Suppressed Desire: To become a United States Marine Happiest When: When 1 am with my friends Fondest Memories: When 1 went to Tull ’79 with my friends and got drunk Most Embarrassing Moment: When my gym shorts split in gym Pet Peeve: Teachers that are always on your back for something you didn’t do dorian a ne “Life only comes around once folks, so do what you can while you can.” ean a non “Such a whirlpool of fun and mischief in her head.” “Kara Jean” Address: 273 Main St., Acushnet Ambition: to be successful after college and to live life to the fullest Suppressed Desire: to do the things 1 like most in life to the best of my ability Happiest When: the weekend comes, going wild with the crew, getting psyched and cheering for games, being with someone speical, T.M.I.L., creating mischief Fondest Memories: Sum¬ mer of ’80, sister’s wedding, Falmouth, Horseneck, my 17th birthday, cheering in the rain, summer con¬ certs, drive-in, Mr. M.’s class, Jr. Prom court, cheer¬ leaders dance ’79, senior prom ’80, the pageant, Drew’s parties. Football ’79, ski trips, 9 12 80, Homecoming weekend ’80 Most Embarrassing Moment: trying to fill up my brother’s car at a self- service gas station Pet Peeve: S.A.T.’s, being bored, waiting, people who think only of themselves, busted! “A gentleman makes no noise.” “Al” Address: 40 Cherry St. Ambition: to be the president of the United States or a political leader Suppressed Desire: to be a great baseball player Happiest When: when it is snowing, out of school, and with friends Fondest Memories: when in Mr. Drouin’s oceanogra¬ phy class Most Embarrassing Moment: when 1 got to school one hour early for the finals last year Pet Peeve: when a person doesn’t finish a sentence, or when a person doesn’t say hi, when you say hi to them fdoLert auuin “To strive to seek, to find and not to yield.” “Rob Gov” Address: 8 Ridgecrest Ave. Ambition: to go through college, and be a success Suppressed Desire: to play on the United States Olympic hockey team Happiest When: the moose is loose, out with the crew and friends, with someone special, FHS wins, on a safari Fondest Memories: Sept. 12, 1980, Horseneck beach, 1980 football season, playing D D, Mr. C. and Mr. Riz, Busted! New years Eve at Ranse’s, 75’s keg party. Senior year, 1980 Cheerleader’s Dance Most Embarrassing Moment: trying to explain why we lost another hockey game Pet Peeve: Sunday mornings, S.A.T.’s, rm. 7, camp, substitute teachers 48 “If you love something set it free. If it comes back, it ' s yours; if it doesn ' t, it never war” “Cathie” Address: 103 Main St. Ambition: To keep happy and healthy, to own my own home Suppressed Desire: To see the Rolling Stones in concert Happiest When: With George, partying with good friends, not in work or school Fondest Memories: Summer 1978, M.V. with Michelle, Falling in love with George Robinson, Mary’s Pond, New Hampshire, Weekend at New England Dragway with George, Lynda, Bob and Ben, Bob Seger Sept. 10 Pet Peeve: Teachers who are always right. First period gym class eorge “A good natured person is never out of place” “Drew” Address: 65 Lafayette St. Ambition: To go to college and succeed in life Suppressed Desire: To own my own business Happiest When: Out with good friends Fondest Memories: Playing football for Mr. Lanagan Pet Peeve: People who are never on time “It ' s nice to be natural if you ' re naturally nice.” Address: 13 Blossom St. Ambition: To be happy with whatever I choose to do in life Suppressed Desire: To have pinstraight hair Happiest When: Out with David, partying with friends, fooling around at O.L.’s, with Carol C. and Katie, Snug¬ gled in bed when it’s cold, when it snows Fondest Memories: 4 11 79, weekend away with Kris, Linda and Kristina, Summer of ’79 Pet Peeves: Disco, getting paid every two weeks, staying home on a Friday night, getting carded when you see younger people already inside “A cheerful nature clothed in dependability and friendliness” Address: 11 Cooke St. Ambition: To be happy and successful in life, to become a psychologist Suppressed Desire: To own a BMW Happiest When: With friends, at Nan’s, laughing Fondest Memories: My friendship with Sue, “Babe”, Mr. Margeson’s class with Kara, Sue, and Dee, Mil- ton, 9 13 8 O, Nan’s, Jr. year, good times with Luanne and Suzanne, August 18, 1980, being picked for court Most Embarrassing Moment: Not having enough money at the gas station Pet Peeves: Homework -y nfone ( . “His limbs were cast in manly mold for hardy sport and contest bold” “Tony” Address: 41 Delano St. Ambition: To succeed in life Suppressed Desire: To become rich Happiest When: with Tracey Fondest Memories: Football, Jr. Prom, Float Parties, Jazz Band Competition Pet Peeve: Back Stabbing, “One more play”, “A great day for the game”. Football camp oAep t ( fiatied onAaii ed “I live for today, but I’m always dreaming of tomor¬ row.” “Joe” Address: 41 Delano St. Ambition: To become a famous actor Suppressed Desire: To live in Ireland and get my citizenship, to travel Happiest IVhen: Acting, singing, Saturday football games, no home¬ work, my family is together, with friends Fondest Memories: Sophomore and Jr. year, Jr. Prom, Flo¬ rida, Boulder Park, camping at K.O.A., B.S.N., T.D.E. Most Embarrassing Moment: Driving 50 mph up an inter-state highway in the wrong direction Pet Peeve: Monday mornings, homework. Math 11, having to wait, being rushed, K.S., Cliques ondaii ed “A spirit of inquiry is the great characteristic of the age we live in” Address: 12 Manuel St. Ambition: X-ray techni¬ cian Suppressed Desire: Own a pink Porche, live in a Newport mansion, and to always get what 1 want Happiest When: With friends, with a spe¬ cial someone, out doing things, M.L.N.’s, S and S Fondest Memories: Summer of ’80, Beach house in Mattapoisett, working in New Beford, float parties, Oct. 11, 1980, S and S Most Embarrassing Moment: Spilling ice cream all over my special someone’s seat Pet Peeve: Wait¬ ing, when people don’t understand you, disap¬ pointment “A smile is a key that opens the door to life!” “K’s” Address: 111 South Main St., Acushnet Ambition: To own and manage Gaudette’s Pavilion Suppressed Desire: To be rich, to own a white Porche with a black pinstripe and a sunroof Happiest When: With Ted and good friends Fondest Memories: 2 day Mar¬ tha’s Vinyard trip. New Hampshire trip, with T.L. and S.N., 7 15 80, Junior Prom Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling in room 8 in sophomore year Pet Peeve: Gossip, people who think they’re better than others uzanne “If you can imagine it you can achieve it. If you can dream it you can be it.” “Suzie Gou” Address: 8 Upton St. Ambition: To become a medical secretary Happiest When: With friends, twirling Fondest Memories: Band bus trips, float meetings, horseback riding, Jr. Prom, Cheerleaders dance ’79, West Island Party Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting my baton stick in my plume, Stang night game ’80, driving into S.B.’s house Pet Peeve: Gym class, 7:15 AM band practice (on the field), Monday mornings w.gc ouueia “Competition is the spice of life” “Gopher” Address: 179 East Deane St. Ambition: To teach spe¬ cial education and help unfortunate people Sup¬ pressed Desire: To own an MGB Midget, to travel the country Happiest When: Out with good friends, doing a number, doing what I want! Fondest Memo¬ ries: Lowell, the Cape, Summers of ’79 and ’80, Bas¬ ketball, Field Hockey, Track, Memorial Day week¬ end, Jr. Day, Breaking 4x110 record, camping (M.S.), Fox Hollow Most Embarrassing Moment: Maria and Mary Pet Peeve: Monday mornings, work¬ ing weekends, people who don’t use blinkers, S. A.T.’s 50 CLrfene W. ouoni “Live each day to the fullest!” “Char” Address: 158 Leonard St., Acushnet Ambition: To be a Dental Hygienist, to get married to John, live in a log cabin Suppressed Desire: To be rich, to own a 280ZX and to travel around the world Happiest When: With John, having a good time with friends, skiing, and taking it easy Fondest Memories: Mar¬ tha’s Vineyard l llSO, Jr. Prom, March 31, 1978, and Jet-skiing on Long Pond Pet Peeve: Working on Saturdays, people who are fake, Sunday drivers, and waiting to use the school pay phone J e en rC. tacia “Don’t just enjoy life, worship every moment!” Address: 140 Spring St. Ambition: To have a wild time in college, graduate with a B.S., be happy, successful, and rich Suppressed Desire: To travel around the world, be famous, to capture time, and to understand every concept of mathe¬ matics Happiest When: With Kenny, shopping for clothes, seeing people smile, FHS wins, being at the beach, weekends, passing a 12-A math test, drawing, with all my friends, succeeding, and being involved Fondest Memories: Times with Kenny, Horseneck ’80, Jr. Prom, summer vacations, all the cheerleaders dances especially ’79 on court, all night float meetings. Pep Squad, beating NBHS 10-0, all my friends es pecially C.J., S.C., P.L., and all the super teachers that I’ve had Most Embarrassing Moment: When P.A. spilled ink all over me in art, losing our ride home from a dance and doubling home in a very small “Z” with K.B. and K.R. Pet Peeve: Oral reports, room 7 study, cliques, SATs, “opportu¬ nity days”, and “B-tests”, term papers, gym. Labs, Monday mornings, college applications 3 at id “The language of the universe is in the eyes” “Griff” Address: 4 Holiday Dr. Ambition: Doctor, to be healthy, wealthy and wise enough not to be poor Suppressed Desire: To be able to fly, own IBM, and to be an Olympic skiing racer and win the gold for the USA Happiest When: Out partying, with Ben racking on people, playing hockey, ski¬ ing, with Kathy, being around pretty girls Fond¬ est Memories: New Hampshire in the summer with Kathy, skiing ’79, hockey ’78 and ’79, party¬ ing with Scott V., teaching Kath how to drive Most Embarrassing Moment: Jr. Prom, forget¬ ting to bring all of my hockey equipment to the game “A little quiet, but full of fun and gifted along more lines than one.” “Jo” Address: 87 Francis St. Ambition: To enter the Air Force Academy and become a pilot Sup¬ pressed Desire: To become an actress, and to be a parachute jumper Happiest When: With Jimmy, running, in Therman’s gym class, with the band Fondest Memories: Jr. Prom ’79, the conference girls track meet in Bourne, the Jr. Miss Dance, the Jr. Miss Pageant, “The Sound Of Music”, Quincy Parade ’79, Mr. M’s English class, sopho¬ more year Most Embarrassing Moment: When Kathy and 1 got stopped on the moped, when 1 was still in the bathroom in a meet against Taun¬ ton and my race almost started without me, when I had to bring a sample to the doctors and 1 put it in my pocketbook and it leaked, when my father brings up the time when 1 set the table Pet Peeve: People who walk slow in the halls, running inter¬ vals for track, the radiator underneath the bulle¬ tin board next to the coach’s office Ji aren “Music is well to be said the speech of angels” “Habadaba” Address: 62 Cottage St. Ambition: To become a Physical Therapist Suppressed Desire: To be free of all knee problems Happiest When: With friends, with S.S., playing the piano Fondest Memories: Summer of ’79, being vice-president of band, band bus trips Pet Peeve: People who 1 —crutches af tieen y4nn a en “You only pass this way once, so make the best of it!” “Kat” Address: 40 Green St. Ambition: to be happy and healthy, to have my own business, to make something of myself, to be independent, to live in a big city Sup¬ pressed Desire: to be rich and famous, to live in a penthouse apartment in New York City Happiest When: at Bagez’s with Kel, Donna, Sherry, Tony, Cheryl, Bobby and Donald, at Rennie’s and Dan’s house, being with someone I care very much about, the Crowley’s, my family Most Embarrassing Moment: falling down the stairs on Jr. Day in my white dress Pet Peeve: people who pass judgement quickly and people who look down upon others Su udan “A winning way, a pleasant smile, dressed so neat, and quite in style.’’ “Sue” Address: 66 Pageotte St., Acushnet Ambition: to be a lawyer and own a Mercedes Suppressed Desire: to be George Brett’s agent Happiest When: out with friends, having a good time, the weekend comes, buying clothes, at the beach get¬ ting a tan Fondest Memories: March 22, 1980, Jay’s Christmas present. Cheerleaders Dance ’79, chem. labs with J.K., K.S., B.G., and D.F., summer ’80, Horseneck Beach and the Fort, C.B.’s house with W.S. Most Embarrassing Moment: snagged by French Fry, when Mark and John and 2 strangers went swimming at my house Pet Peeve: homework, rainy weather, Mr. Malcolm’s tests, SAT’s, waiting Pidp m. JJurJin “To aim for perfection; but not to judge by it.” “Dinsdale” Address: 50 Church St. Ambition: to succeed in whatever I finally decide to do Suppressed Desire: to be elected president of the United States Happiest When: with Kathy, out with the men, playing ball, beating the odds Fondest Memories: playing football at FHS, Mr. “riz” and Mr. C, getting busted in Fal¬ mouth, Mr. Bender’s heart-warming personality Most Embarrassing Moment: fumbling in the Yoke game Pet Peeve: being deemed “Philistine” because my values are slightly different than those of others m. “Don’t walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me. I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Address: 33 Hedge St. Ambition: to become a speech therapist Suppressed Desire: to be a model Happiest When: with friends Fondest Memory: summer 1980 Pet Peeve: getting ready for school “The world is a stage, the stage is a world_” “Pam” Address: 2 William St. Ambition: to become a dental hygienist Suppressed Desire: to live in Colorado, to star on Broadway Happiest When: with Dana and good friends, on the stage, singing, making people happy Fondest Memories: proms, float meetings, “Sound of Music”, Su mmer Theater, ill! 119, times with friends, speech and drama Most Embarrassing Moment: sitting in a broken chair at honor society rehearsal Pet Peeve: 12 A math, chem. class, “Oppor¬ tunity Day” 52 oAe j t XiJ. JJetnng “A man ' s failure in life is not achieving the goals he sets for himself, hut what goals society sets for him.” “Joe” Address: 237 New Boston Rd. Ambition: to be suc¬ cessful in reaching the goals that 1 set for myself in life Suppressed Desire: to be a famous writer Happi¬ est When: receiving Friday’s paycheck Fondest Mem¬ ories: my first date, the first time I rode a motorcycle and went through a wooden fence, the Christmas Eve of 1979 Most Embarrassing Moment: during gym, while playing ping pong, my opponent hit the ball but it missed the table, bounced off the floor, and went up th e leg of my gym shorts Pet Peeve: people that are stuck-up JJeAdion ' ‘Out for a good time, never in a hurry” “We don’t all of us do what we ought. Do us?” “Kim” Address: 3 Rotch St. Ambition: hairdresser Sup¬ pressed Desire: to live in Colorado on a mountain in a log cabin Fondest Memories: Bobby’s party, summer of ’78 and ’79, parties down the lot, cutting class and going out to eat with Lynne Happiest When: with friends, partying, not in school Most Embarrassing Moment: falling through Mark Barton’s door Pet Peeve: an ending party, getting up at 6:00 for school aLina JJ. fit a “A penny for your thoughts” “Bina, Grandma” Address: 35 Charity Stevens Ln. Ambition: to go to college to become a veterinarian Suppressed Desire: apprivoiser tout le monde Happiest When: with my friends or alone with my animals or twirling Fondest Memories: Sr. Prom ’79 and ’80, Jr. Prom, Majorettes, “the band bus”, com¬ petitions, float meetings, French Club trips, “T.S.O.M.”, “King and I”, driving around with J.S. Most Embarrassing Moment: trying to page Mr, H. after school with L.V. and J.F. and yell¬ ing “hello!” over the intercom without knowing it was on Pet Peeve: people saying you live way out in the boons!, 7:15 AM band practices, and alge¬ bra W.-cU J uM doti “Livin’ crazy, it’s the only way!” “Hud” Address: 39 Pershing Ave., Acushnet Ambition: to be a secretary Suppressed Desire: to see Zep¬ pelin in concert, meeting Robert Plant personally Happiest When: with Peter, L.B., partying with friends, having a good time, doing the numbers Fondest Memories: Tull, Petty, Van Halen, Aer- osmith, 7 4 8 O, Jr. Prom, summer of ’80, the beach Most Embarrassing Moment: going down a one way the other way Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than everyone else, Monday mornings, snobs, tests 53 ( offeen ([HizaLetli .JJumplire S “The hand that follows intellect can achieve.” “Squeaky” Address: 146 North Walnut St. Ambition: Computer Systems Analyst Suppressed Desire: To learn how not to get lost Happiest When: With the computer in room 6, with the band Fondest Memories: The day the computer came, the math meets, and the band bus rides to away games, Monday night Math labs Most Embarrassing Moment: When discussing “most embarrassing moment” with Tammy Frost in Mr. Silva’s class Pet Peeve: People who say comput¬ ers make mistakes and taking gym Wcrl. acL don “She is very fond of the company of men” Address: I 14 Sconticul Neck Rd. Ambition: To become a fashion merchandiser and get married have tons of chil¬ dren and have a happy, healthy, and successful life Sup¬ pressed Desire: To own a large, gorgeous, extravagant clothing store and sell clothes to the world’s best dressed women of the world Happiest When: Out with good friends, when party time comes, with people I really care about, FHS wins, getting A ' s, laughing, summertime, beach parties, and tans Fondest Memories: FHS football and basketball seasons, float meetings. Pep squad, bus rides to away football games, V.F.W. wedding reception with Patty L., Winter of ' 78, Dec. 25, 1978, Jr. Prom, Jr. Day, walks on the beach with B.R., summer of ' 79 with K.W., times with Paul, Homecoming Court senior year, 3rd runner-up in Jr. Miss Pageant and winning a 150.00 scholarship, 7th period with Mr. D. and Mr. H. Most Embarrassing Moment: The First day 1 got my license I bumped into a pole while trying to park in a parking lot Pet Peeve: When people don’t know you but have alot to say about you t arfene Wc. He Jack ion “Live today, tomorrow is not!” “Dee” Address: 116 Pleasant St. Ambition: To marry Bob, have kids, and work in an office Suppressed Desire: To be a model, make lots of money, own a Trans-Am Happiest When: With Bob, with my cousins, with my friends, taking long rides through the country Fondest Memories: Winter of ' 19, and summer of ’80, Nov. 7 and Dec. 2 of ’79, Lincoln Park dances. New Years Eve with Bob, my parents’ 25th anniversary Most Embar¬ rassing Moment: Falling down the cellar stairs after laughing at my cousin and M.G. was down there Pet Peeve: Monday mornings, school, fight¬ ing with Bob uian “Friendly to all who cross her path.” “Sue” Address: 41 Taber St. Ambition: Nurse Practitioner Suppressed Desire: To own a Mercedes Sports Coupe Happiest When: At Nan’s, out with the crew Fondest Memories: Milton, Tabor, Horseneck, Jan. 18, 1980, Sept. 13, Nan’s, good times with Anne, Suzanne, and Luanne, Mr. M’s class with Anne, Kara and Dee, Haunted House, being picked for the court, Aug. 18, 1980, float meetings. Nan’s car Pet Peeve: SAT’s, term papers, Mr. Malcolm’s tests y4. aion “1 say what I feel” “Judy” Address: 4 Marilaine St. Ambition: To live life to its fullest, to be successful and to travel around the world Suppressed Desire: To live in Colorado, to have total freedom Happiest When: 1 receive a call from Colo¬ rado, I am with good friends Fondest Memories: Summer of ’80, times at the beach with David, Jr. skip day Most Embarrassing Moment: Last day of school Jr. yr., having my mother come home during a party that she did not know about Pet Peeve: Being bored, being unable to do certain things because of my age 54 Sandra ane enien “She seems quiet, but still waters run deep.” “Sandy” Address: 2 Grove St. Ambition: College, travel, own a catamaran Suppressed Desire: Visit every country working for National Geographic Magazine Happi¬ est When: With friends, weekends, no homework, summer and vacations, sailing, and reading Fondest Memories: Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket with L.C. and L.C., Quebec trip with French Club, sum¬ mer ' 80, marching band, beach with cousins Most Embarrassing Moment: Falling up the stairs Pet Peeve: Flat bicycle tires nne “I can be pushed just so far.” Address: 58 Hedge St. Ambition: To marry D.P.F.I. Happiest When: With Dennis Fondest Memories: 7 18 81 Most Embarrassing Moment: Getting locked in the nurse’s bathroom Pet Peeve: Snobs Caro X j(!ja “Cheerful, pleasant and helpful was she.” Address: 459 Washington St. Ambition: To be successful in the field of computers Suppressed Desire: To become invisible Happiest When: doing new things and seeing new things with good friends Fondest Memories: Camping in upstate New York in the T.P., being at the Island with my family and friends Pet Peeve: Working every Saturday night, the saying, “What’s up?” eter W.J(o oczeta. “If you wish to reach the highest, begin at the lowest.” “Kuzzy” Address: 23 Club Ave., Acushnet Ambition: To be a professional engineer Suppressed Desire: To ski in shorts Happiest When: Out with the boys, skiing Fondest Memories: FHS-10 NB-0, Mr. Riz, busted. Parties, Mr. C., summer ’80 Pet Peeve: People who have a negative attitude J(o oczu apa “Be yourself and you’ll never forget who you are.” “Kuzzie” Address: 127 North William St. Ambition: To become a Rock ' n Roll drummer or a D.J. on COZ Suppressed Desire: Buy a 4-wheel drive truck Fondest Memories: April 23, 1980 Most Embarrassing Moment: Being born naked Pet Peeve: School Lunch, Disco 55 DoJJ m. J(ro,ScU “Filled to the brim with life and vim.” “Todo” Address: 21 Evergreen St. Ambition: To be happy and successful in life Suppressed Desire: To earn 2 million a year doing nothing, play defense on the same line as Ray Bourque Happiest When: On the courts, playing hockey, skiing, when the weekend comes around, partying Fondest Memories: Summer of ' 80, float meetings, Jr. year, Oct. 11, 1980 Most Embarrassing Moment: When we won our first hockey game Pet Peeve: People who are punks, back stabbers “She can be imitated by none, nor paralleled by any, but by herself.” “Kvie” Address: 18 Brook Dr. Ambition: To conlinue my education in Norway and eventually travel around the world as a stewardess Suppressed Desire: To show off a new Porsche and a full length mink Happiest When: Cheering, with the crew and people that I love, having no worries Fondest Memories: Summer of ’79 and ’80. cheering, proms, cheerleaders dances, float meet¬ ings, Seattle, Norway, K.G.’s B-day, the crew, chem. labs in rm. 12, escape for “Big Mac” attacks 7th period. Homecoming Eve Most Embarrassing Moment: Breaking the ping pong table at Stevie’s Pet Peeve: Being so far away WlcLeiJaC. toix “Boys will be boys” “Spike” Address: 11 Ridgecrest Ave. Ambition: To make lots of money and become wealthy Suppressed Desire: To crawl through the heating vents in school and get lost and try to get out again Happiest When: With the boys and having a good time, and going to concerts Fondest Memories: The good old days at Skull Point, clambakes, and Mill Pond in the winter Most Embar¬ rassing Moment: Walking on ice with skate guards on and falling on my_ Pet Peeve: Small economy cars that you have trouble getting into Fl att tew “Never say never” “Matt” Address: 1 Mary Dr., Acushnet Ambition: To become rich and successful in whatever I do Sup¬ pressed Desire: To some day rule the world Happiest When: With close friends, partying Fondest Memo¬ ries: Jr. Prom, float meetings. West Island ’80, Sweetheart’s dance 1980 Pet Peeve: Football Camp, “fine day”, brown nosers etafcJ oCamoniagne, “The only pressure I feel is the pressure I put on myself.” “Jerry L.” Address: 26 Francis St. Ambition: Petroleum Engi¬ neer Suppressed Desire: To be a champ, to be presi¬ dent of an oil company Happiest When: Partying with friends, with Rhonda, playing basketball and tennis Fondest Memories: Skipping school, coming home from Barnstable tennis match in Semiao’s car, C.B.’s house 9 28 80 overnight, the Boc, Styx, JG, TN, and Cars concerts, S.H.’s house IO 11 8 O, French 79-80, Sophomore summer, first time for C.C. on S.C. mir. with B.B. and J.C. Most Embar¬ rassing Moment: Being locked in a locker at Kennedy U.C., “We didn’t blow the game because Jerry went the wrong way.” Pet Peeve: Disco, Cheerleaders Dance ’78, Room 7 study, French 78-79 , anief oesp t annan “It ' s not the size of the man in the fight, it ' s the size of the fight in the man.” “Dan” Address: 141 New Boston Rd. Ambition: To become a photographer for Sports Illustrated Suppressed Desire: To succeed Mr. Rapoza Happiest fVben: In art class Pet Peeve: People who think they’re con¬ stantly right Pafri cia rJ auoie “Life is just one darned thing after another.” Address: 93 East Brown St. Ambition: To become a travel agent for a well known travel agency Suppressed Desire: To be successful, live happily always Happiest When: With friends, summer starts, Friday comes, doing what 1 want Fondest Memories: Christmas ’78, New Years Eve ’79, E.J., 16th birthday in Arizona, Sundays on Laguna beach, Hacker St. Most Embarrass¬ ing Moment: When Karen B. stole my shoe and made me walk out of Knipe Auditorium to get it Pet Peeve: Secrets, getting up for school, cold gym days I ianne csHeLi eau “They copied all they could follow, but they couldn’t copy my mind.” “Die” Address: 3 Ridgecrest Dr. Ambition: Nurse or a psychologist Suppressed Desire: To own my own rock ’n roll band or a record store Happiest When: With Carl and friends Fondest Memories: Scott and all the good times Most Embarrassing Moment: Having Mr. P. for a teacher Pet Peeve: Gym class, school lunches, people that think they’re great, and jocks WlcLeiJe e mat re “An hour for toil, a day for sports.” “Moody” Address: 136 North William St. Ambition: To someday marry Kerric and have a good life after that Suppressed Desire: To own and drive a Kentworth 18 Whaler, to play split end for the Dallas Cowboys Happiest When: Out listening to good tunes and partying with the boys, with Ker- rie Fondest Memories: Oct. 3-5, 1980 in Conn. Brooklawn Park summer ’80, J Geils concert, Nantucket summer of ’80, Jr. Day party at West Island Most Embarrassing Moment: Striking out four times against boy’s club Pet Peeve: Mrs. B and her English class, early morning practice at football camp, running sprints after a big loss Peor e JePo age “He has his own ideas about everything.” Address: 90 Huttleston Ave. Ambition: To have a good job when I get out of school Suppressed Desire: To play baseball and be rich Happiest When: Playing baseball and with friends, when out of school Fondest Memories: Jr. Prom, Cheerleaders Dance, Jr. yr. Pet Peeve: People who think they’re better than others 57 w. onie ue csCetenc re “The more you say, the less people remember. The fewer the words, the greater the profit.” “Moe” Address: 12 Cushman St., Acushnet Ambition: Sec¬ retary and marriage Suppressed Desire: To have no worries and be rich Happiest When: Mike’s home on leave, not working, with my friends, not in school, with Mike, doing what 1 like, sleeping Fondest Mem¬ ories: July 6, 1979, Martha’s Vineyard ’80, July 30, 1980, Labor Day weekend ’80 Most Embarrassing Moment: Saying in Mrs. Waltz’s class Pet Peeve: People who whisper, homework “Give the world the best you have and the best will come to you.” csCou anid “There is nothing so dreadful as a great victory — except a great defeat.” “Chris” Address: 26 Jameson St. Ambition: to own my own tennis club Suppressed Desire: To be a ball girl at Wimbleton Happiest When: With someone special oCuncJt tig an “Never do today what you can put off until tomor¬ row.” “Dave” Address: 14 School St. Ambition: To be happy at what I’m doing Suppressed Desire: To see what it’s like to be on time for school Happiest When: With friends Fondest Memories: Going to parties, getting to know people, and making friends Most Embar¬ rassing Moment: Doing a back flip down the stairs after history class Pet Peeve: A boss with fake hair and a paint by number face 58 Janice leu “Quiet as a cyclone.” “Jan” Address: 663 Washington St. Ambition: to someday be a wife and mother, to own my own business Sup¬ pressed Desire: not to have to struggle in my life because of money, to never have to get a divorce Hap¬ piest When: with Steve, partying, spending money Fondest Memories: 1979 class prom, my sister’s wed¬ ding, when my first nephew was born Pet Peeve: jocks, gym, term papers, English “Here comes trouble.” “II faut que je supporte deux ou trois chenilles si je veux conaitre les papillions.” Address: 9 South Chestnut St. Ambition: to be a lawyer Suppressed Desire: to own a BMW 320i, to be accepted at Dartmouth Happiest When: reading an interesting book, with my friends, ski¬ ing, meeting new people Fondest Memories: Quebec trip with Latin class, Europe ’77, Tammy, Horseneck ’80 Most Embarrassing Moment: Drew and his stunt ’79 Pet Peeve: typ¬ ing addresses. Math 12A, applications, S.A.T.’s eitod “Imagination is the eye of the soul.” “Vache” Address: 81 Bridge St. Ambition: to live happily along the streets of Paris selling my paintings Suppressed Desire: to be on time, to reach Nir¬ vana Happiest When: with my “buddies”, up in the art room, talking with M.D., with the band, having adventures Fondest Memories: “The King and 1”, band floats, band rehearsals and buses, Berklee competitions in “pretty” Boston, Latin class, Quebec trips, being stranded in Bos¬ ton with Ben, Barnstable, “the Chant”, Button- wood Park Pet Peeve: lackeys, ascetics, early morning rehearsals, 220’s, 440’s, 660’s eiroi “To be merry most becomes you.” “Chris” Address: 134 Chestnut St. Ambition: to get mar¬ ried, have a nice house, good job, own a Corvette, to be happy Suppressed Desire: to become rich, go out with Greg Evergan, marry a foxy movie star Happiest When: with friends at parties, going to concerts, going out to eat, meeting old friends, when graduation comes Fondest Memo¬ ries: summer of ’78-’79, Jr. Prom, keg parties. Sept. 13, 1980, camping at Miles Standish, week¬ end in New Hampshire, Styx’s concert with Scott, J. Geils Band and Boston, being friends with Mr. Albritton Most Embarrassing Moment: falling down the stairs of F.H.S., losing my bath¬ ing suit top in the water at Miles Standish Pet Peeve: long lunch lines, room 7 study, people who talk behind your back, people who don’t care how they look, alot of homework. Miss C. 59 “Silence never betrays you.” Address: 67 Laurel St. Ambition: to become a com¬ puter systems analyst for IBM Suppressed Desire: to travel space and time Happiest When: out of school, not working, doing what I wish Fondest Memories: Can-Am ' 80, summer of ’80, Jeff Beck, Martha’s Vineyard, Memorial Day ’80, Rocky Point Most Embarrassing Moment: splitting pants in gym, explaining holes in shop door Pet Peeve: disco, home¬ work, plastic people, Rm. 7, school Wc arien “As I am, I will stay.” “Reefs” Address: 4 Linden Ave. Ambition: accountant at a private business Suppressed Desire: to have a successful job, and live a long life, to marry a “10” Happiest When: with family and friends, and especially Mike, getting along with Mike and Dee without fighting Fondest Memories: sopho¬ more year (summer), summer of ’80, Mike’s sen¬ ior prom and my senior prom, hanging with Deeza, Vermont, seeing my first niece and being an aunt Most Embarrassing Moment: getting caught at anything at anytime Pet Peeve: people who spread rumors and people not being truthful, fighting. Jolly Whaler 2)aviJ WarL “Come, come there’s mischief to be done.” Ambition: to have a fun life and be rich Suppressed Desire: never to have to work a day in my life, and be the richest person in the world Happiest When: drunk and with a chick, with friends, out of school Fondest Memories: everything. Scull Point adventures D . amm C iien “For when he has tested me, I will come forth as gold. Weeping may endure for a night, but Joy comes in the morning.” Address: 105 Main St. Ambition: to live a life pleas¬ ing to God Suppressed Desire: to speak eight lan¬ guages and to translate an unwritten one Happiest When: with Kate and other friends, traveling Fondest Memories: Manadnock, Berea, B.G. concert Most Embarrassing Moment: Hey!, with the incredible Dwano Pet Peeve: knuckle-cracking, split ends “In school is quite demure, but outside we are not so sure.” “Cin” Address: 230 New Boston Rd. Ambition: to be a suc¬ cess in whatever I do Suppressed Desire: to meet Bruce Springsteen Happiest When: out having a good time with friends, spending time with someone spe¬ cial Fondest Memories: Dec. 15, ’77, May 19, ’78, J.G.’s senior prom, I ' i years with J.G., times with Sue F. and Trish M., becoming good friends with Kim, summer of ’80, meeting Lynn, Wayne, Jeff, Mark, and Al, Sassaquin Pond, swimming down the street, Florida, Big Daddy’s, Bob and Al (Daytona Beach) Most Embarrassing Moment: forgetting any¬ thing important Pet Peeve: waiting 60 Jo or tame CLutine WeA eitoA “Silently she tackles her part. Address: 43 Grandview Ave. Ambition: to become a veterinarian Suppressed Desire: to be accepted at Tufts University Happiest When: thinking of the past, daydreaming, being my own boss, there’s noth¬ ing to worry about Fondest Memories: Junior Day ' 80, Berklee ' 79, volleyball ’80, districts ’78 Most Embarrassing Moment: setting off alarm in addition auditorium, falling up the stairs Pet Peeve: elevators, waterlogged hands, girls’ locker room, lunch lines, S.A.T.’s cJ uanne ( litidfine WeJe. ieitoi “She’s small, she’s wise, she’s a terror for her size.” Address: 43 Grandview Ave. Ambition: to be a registered nurse Suppressed Desire: to reach 5 feet Happiest When: the radio’s blasting, out with Sue, Anne, and Suzanne, meeting new peo¬ ple, having a good time Fondest Memories: T.D.C., Jan. 18, 1980, “99”, Sept. 12 and 13, 1980, “Milton”, all those weekends, Jr. year Most Embarrassing Moment: walking up the aisle in room 7 and slipping, missing the last step near the girls’ locker room and practically falling Pet Peeve: homework, term papers, S.A.T.’s, sophomore French class manueiWicLei WeJeiro. “For every minute you are angry, you are losing sixty seconds of happiness.” “Manny” Address: 149 Coggeshall St. Ambition: to Find my vocation in life Suppressed Desire: to go crazy for a day Happiest When: I’m with my best friend Fondest Memories: Jr. Prom, teaching Catechism Most Embarrassing Moment: the day I fell on the stairs during the passing period Pet Peeve: algebra 11 part II, people who don’t use directional lights WeA. eitoA “He is very fond of the company of women.” “Pete” Address: 394 Sconticut Neck Rd. Ambition: pro¬ fessional sportscaster Suppressed Desire: to become rich and famous Happiest When: with friends, playing football Eondest Memories: Sept. 21, 1978, having a coach like Mr. Riz Pet Peeve: homework, waking up early for school tace y4nn eitod “She’s a wee one, but she’s a sweet one.” “Pee-Wee” Address: 63 Brown St. Ambition: speech and hearing pathologist Suppressed Desire: to be with Tony forever, to be happy with everything I do in life Happiest When: with Tony and friends, cheering, helping others Fondest Memories: 3 6 78, freshman year, float meetings ’78-’80, cheer¬ ing ’78-’8l, cheerleaders’ dances, Jr. Prom, crowned Queen of Jr. Prom, parades, parties, cheering competition ’80, F.H.S. Most Embar¬ rassing Moment: crash 10 9 80 Pet Peeve: jr. algebra, cold mornings 61 W. ne We eddiet “An easy minded soul, and always was. “Hulio” Address: 25 Haste St. Ambition: To be successful Happiest When: Partying with the gang Fondest Memories: The weekend at N.H. Most Embarrass¬ ing Moment: When a bird decided to drop on my head Pet Peeve: Birds Su uzanne Wane Wiffer “Sincere in everything, she’s pleasing to know.” “Sue” Address: 27 Holiday Dr. Ambition: to become a successful lawyer Suppressed Desire: to marry a mil lionaire and have all the clothes I want Hap¬ piest When: With my friends, driving with friends, meeting new people, the weekend comes Fondest Memories: Jan. 18, haunted house. Sept. 12 and 13, “Milton”, Jr. and Sr. years, hockey games, public skating, “99” Most Embarrassing Moment: Walking into the private skating lesson Pet Peeve: SAT’s, homework oCaufie d ac ianc oniz “Happiness is my way.” Address: 254 Washington St. Ambition: To live a long and happy life with Brian Suppressed Desire: To be rich Happiest When: With family, friends, Beth, and Brian Fondest Memories: July 25, 1980, Novem¬ ber 3, 1979, June 9, 1978 Pet Peeve: School “It’s nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice.” Address: 32 Green St. Ambition: Stay happy, finish my education in Norway Suppressed Desire: To talk like an American Happiest When: With friends, in art, on holidays, getting nice letters, having fun Fond¬ est Memories: Bus trips, float meetings Most Embar¬ rassing Moment: “Walking in the wrong direction.” Pet Peeve: Stools in Rm. 1, waiting Scott m. flick erdon “Better late than never.” Address: 8 Hill St. Ambition: Computer Science Suppressed Desire: to be president Happiest When: Out with friends Fondest Memories: Wolf Island road, the Fort, drive-in ’80, Kitty’s Most Embarrass¬ ing Moment: Falling outside History Pet Peeve: Peo¬ ple who can do no wrong PaJc, m. n leman Friends are like rainbows, they bring laughter to your eyes.” Address: 6 Jarvis Ave. Ambition: to be happy with a job in the biology or health field Suppressed Desire: own an island, be a great poet, fly Happiest When: by a cozy fire, eating popcorn and talking with L.C. and A.M. etc. on Marquette Island, with M.D., getting mail, chanting Fondest Memories: 2 7 79, “Sound of Music”, S.G. II III, Quebec, Junior Prom, Berklee, band bus, “Hello my name is” Most Embar¬ rassing Moment: meeting “Ralph” Pet Peeve: balogna, pickles, dentists, apathy uian “There is no such thing as justice — in or out of court.” “Sue” Address: 36 Hacker St. Ambition: to become a veterinarian Suppressed Desire: to become rich and famous Happiest When: with my friends, talking with Gary, doing what I want to do Fond¬ est Memories: summer of ’80, trip to New York 7 3,4, 5 80, last years basketball season Most Embarrassing Moment: going to the wrong class and sitting down, and then remembering I don’t belong there Pet Peeve: stuck up people, Mr. H and his butterscotch S. udan “For beauty’s tears are lovelier than her smile,” “Sue” Address: 87 Coggeshall St. Ambition: to be happy forever and to never have a problem Hap¬ piest When: the weekend comes, with good friends, on the beach Fondest Memories: cheer¬ ing Senior year. Homecoming ’79, Junior Prom, Football Pep Squad ’79, floats, track, M.L.N.’s with a special someone, summer ’80 Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than others, B.S. Pinto’s, waiting for phone calls “Can one desire too much of a good?” “Cher” Address: 8 Delano St. Ambition: to be a fashion model and be happy in the future Suppressed Desire: to be a high fashion model, to own an ultra-modern home Happiest When: with Bobby, Sherry, Kath, Donna, Debbie, Caz Fondest Memories: being picked for Jr. Court, getting my engagement ring, model in the North Dartmouth Mall Most Embarrassing Moment: running the 600 and falling, modeling a jacket and the zipper got stuck Pet Peeve: people who don’t mind their own business, people who gossip, the saying “I don’t care; it’s up to you.” ( ynf tia . nn Ofit iveira “Hair (hat is shining and free.” “Cindy” Address: 11 School St. Ambition: to work in an office Suppressed Desire: to become an accoun¬ tant Happiest When: with David, with all my friends Fondest Memories: the summer of 1980, going to my first concert with my friends Most Embarrassing Moment: getting caught skipping school Pet Peeve: people who think they are bet¬ ter than others 63 N “Like a glass of champagne, always bubbling.” “Kim” Address: 336 Alden Rd. Ambition: to become a model and be rich Suppressed De sire: to get married Happiest When: with Mark and friends Fondest Memories: Jr. Prom when I got lady in waiting, Christmas of ' ll Most Embarrassing Moment: when I fell at the end of doing the 50 yard dash Pet Peeve: people who talk behind your back, snobs, having all kinds of tests on one day. Room 7 study, getting caught by Mr, Albritton running to lunch Wae P. aiua “Faithful friends are hard to find.” “Jack” Address: 30 Atlas St. Ambition: to become a speech therapist and become very successful Sup¬ pressed Desire: to be happy forever with the way 1 am Happiest When: with Andrew and very close friends Fondest Memories: Cheerleader’s Dance ’78, Jr. Prom Court ’80, Jr. Prom ’79, field hockey, Christmas party ’79 with the girls, P.M. party. Pep Squad ’79, ’80, ’81, Jr. Day, walking with P.H. through the girls bathroom Most Embarrassing Mome nt: getting busted by Mr. A and getting 23 aftersessions for skipping Pet Peeve: people who change towards others because of certain titles they receive aiua “Life without laughing is a dreary blank.” Address: 30 Babbitt St. Ambition: flight attendant Suppressed Desire: to travel around the world Hap¬ piest When: having a good time with Mike and my friends, with my family Fondest Memories: vacation¬ ing in Florida with Diane, Craigville ’78 and ’79, beating New Bedford High 10-0 in ’79, float meet¬ ings, 7th period, football, basketball, and hockey games, meeting Mike Most Embarrassing Moment: falling with a tray during 1st lunch, getting caught running through the boys locker, explaining to Barry Pet Peeve: Monday mornings, people who think they are better than others, finals “Don’t worry about tomorrow, just take the day as it comes.” “Weed”, or “Weedster” Address: 15 Oak Grove Lane Ambition: commercial artist Suppressed Desire: to become a hermit Happi¬ est When: with animals Pet Peeve: people Pc are “She liked what ‘er she looked on.” 64 let “A reliable fellow; on him we can always depend.” “Pelly” Address: 32 Jesse St. Ambition: to become an officer of the law Suppressed Desire: to get U Happiest When: at C.D., in Spanish, with the guys, with Jo, cruising with Ken Fondest Memories: B parties with K.R., M.C., M.C., drive-in scenes, H.H.S. Most Embarrassing Moment: being mistaken by the police for Jeff Pelletier of Acushnet Pet Peeve: cocky people “She that is a friend to herself, knows she is a friend to all.” Address: 3 Pine Ave. Suppressed Desire: to be rich Happiest When: at a party with friends Fondest Memories: summers of ’78 and ' 79, grade 9 Most Embarrassing Moment: falling in the swamp Pet Peeve: boring nights, Mr. P., gym Warte Pe eteita “Do unto others as you’d like to be done to you” Address: 91 Hedge St. Ambition: to work with computers Suppressed Desire: to become a piano player Happiest When: with friends Fondest Memories: the winter of 1978 Pet Peeve: people making fun of you when you’re trying your best amm f eteita “Art hath an enemy called ignorance.” “Tam” Address: 158 North Walnut St. Ambition: to become a fashion designer Suppressed Desire: to stay young and happy forever Happiest When: with friends, when weekends come, with Tammy F., shopping Fondest Memories: night games, bus rides. New Year’s Eve ’79 Most Embarrass¬ ing Moment: sleeping at Tammy’s and being caught in my nightie by a peeping Paul Pet Peeve: S.A.T.’s, people who are grumpy, being bored Je te Petit “He who trips doesn’t necessarily fall but loses his footing.” “JefF’ Address: 36 Cedar St. Ambition: to graduate from F.H.S., heavy equipment operator, to make up tomorrow Suppressed Desire: own a Suzuki GSIOOO and ride to California, to live to be 25 Happiest When: with good friends, not in school or at work, shooting guns Fondest Memories: hunting with Dad, Martha’s Vineyard, Myles Standish, New Hampshire Most Embarrassing Moment: shaving head for First time, half gal. M.D., I’ll be all right Pet Peeve: taking notes, girls who spit, red lipstick, “sup” 65 I lanette Wlarie pontLnancl “Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhood.” “Nan” Address: 222 Main St. Ambition: business adminis¬ trator Suppressed Desire: to become wealthy Happi¬ est When: with my family, with friends, when Friday morning comes, skiing, cruising with Anne, Sue, Tammy, and Patty Fondest Memories: Fridays, Flo¬ rida ’80, skiing trips, camping in New Hampshire ’75-’80, Billy Joel concerts ’78 ’80, summers of’79 ’80, parties with gang and Patty at the cottage, rounds with Phyllis and Pat, Sept. 13, 1980, out with Anne and Sue, Riley’s house, Saturday nights Most Embarrassing Moment: when Matt L. made me fall in Mr. Haaland’s chemistry class Pet Peeve: people who talk behind other people’s backs, people who think they’re better than others icliarj Guir “Whv take life seriousiv. vou’ll never eet out of it alive.” Address: 29 Hacker St. Ambition: truck driver Suppressed Desire: to be rich Happiest When: out having a good time with friends Fondest Memories: getting into an accident with a friend Most Embarrassing Moment: falling down Pet Peeve: going to work and getting up for school m Aam e. andom “A caress is better than a career.” “Ranse” Address: 219 Main St. Ambition: performing artist Suppressed Desire: to drop a concert grand piano off the top of a building Happiest When: with friends, bein’ free and goin’ crazy Fondest Memories: Can — Am ’80, Senior Prom ’80, practical jokes, improv. in band, trombone catch. Twit of the Month, the lunch¬ room feast, Mr. Cip, rm. 12 Most Embarrassing Moment: Christmas concert ’79, “Where the hrock- ings stung” Pet Peeve: wind, librarians f auf apoza “You only live once, so grab all the gusto you can.” “V — Neck” Address: 2 Hicks St. Ambition: to work with my father Suppressed Desire: to play for the New York Yankees Happiest When: with friends, having a good time Most Embarrassing Moment: my first day in F.H.S. in the middle of grade 10 Pet Peeve: cold showers in school “I don’t have a care in the world.” “Ann” Address: 4 Green St. Ambition: to become a nurse Suppressed Desire: to get married and become rich Happiest When: with Joe, partying with friends Fondest Memories: summct of’78, 9 14 79, 5 3 80, 5 IO 8 O, S 2 SO Most Embarrassing Moment: get¬ ting caught by the cops under the 1-95 overpass Pet Peeve: getting up early, working on holidays 66 WicLeiSi. edelro “Whatsoever thy hand Tindeth to do, do it with thy might.” Wa “All one’s life is music, if one touches the notes rightly and in tune.” “Matt” Address: 56 Hawthorne St. Ambition: to enjoy life Suppressed Desire: to win the Pre-Bowler’s Tour or hit a home run in the major leagues Hap¬ piest When: with my special friend Fondest Memories: April 19, 1980, visiting Notre Dame, the 1978 Dartmouth game, and competition Pet Peeve: hot humid weather, ginger ale, hospi¬ tals tt iew amed PauL “Be slow to fall into friendship; but when thou art in continue firm and constant.” Address: 412 Sconticut Neck Road Ambition: to finish college, buy a sloop and sail around the world Suppressed Desire: to have a full set of perfect teeth, to become an orthodontist Happi¬ est When: with J.B., sailing, playing the piano, with friends, listening to music, near the ocean, on the phone, it’s summer Fondest Memories: summer of ’80, 6 29, Junior Prom, The Mara¬ thon, Cheerleaders’ Dances, times with the gang in Ken’s blue Chevy, marching band Most Embarrassing Moment: Nov. 10, 1979 — Taun¬ ton game Pet Peeve: rainy Mondays, 330’s, grouchy people, decisions! -.y ennet i oc ia “Hold fast to dreams for dreams are your life.” “Kenny” Address: 22 Sycamore St. Ambition: to be a famous photographer Suppressed Desire: to own a farm Happiest When: with Helen, playing baseball, and with all the boys Fondest Memo¬ ries: all the good times with Helen, Sat. night “B” parties with J.P., M.C., M.C., getting the “Z” for Christmas, hitting “HR” in “T” game, Horseneck Beach summer of ’80 Most Embar¬ rassing Moment: answering the door with my shirt on inside out and backwards Pet Peeve.-cli¬ ques, Mon.’s through Thurs.’s at school mSam j. eocL “He who hesitates is lost.” “Bazoo” Address: 22 Grove St. Ambition: graduate from college, make money, see the world, be happy, and healthy Suppressed Desire: cruise around the world Happiest When: with friends, last bell rings Eondest Memories: winning a hockey game, passing an algebra test Most Embarrass¬ ing Moment: when people found out 1 was on the hockey team Pet Peeve: first period algebra, stairs 67 onna “To get anything and everything you want out of life.” “Rocky” Address: 18 Paul St. Ambition: to be a nurse Sup¬ pressed Desire: to live in Hawaii Happiest When: with P.S. and S.F., at Bogey’s with Kelly, Kathy and Sherry Fondest Memories: with Albert, Sherry and Tony Most Embarrassing Moment: when my car stalled at the lights and wouldn’t start, “old Mus¬ tang” Pet Peeve: people who out do others “Life is half spent before we know what it is.” “Jo” Address: 28 Morton St. Ambition: to achieve a successful career in business Suppressed Desire: to take an entire trip around the world on a huge luxury liner Happiest When: the weekends are here Fondest Memories: camping in the summer of ’80, skiing for the first time in the winter of ’80 Most Embarrassing Moment: every time I’ve accidentally fallen during school Pet Peeve: get¬ ting up on a cold morning when you’re so com¬ fortable in your warm bed “Sometimes I just sits and thinks and sometimes I just sits.” “Cat” Address: 20 Oxford St. Ambition: get a good job and make money Suppressed Desire: to live in a home¬ made log cabin on top of a mountain Happiest When: with friends having a good time and with family Most Embarrassing Moment: tripping up the stairs Pet Peeve: two faced people eoL-n eo ogetd “There’s nothing worth wear of winning but the laugh¬ ter and the love of friends.” “Rob” Address: 58 Main St. Ambition: to go to college and become an inhalation therapist Suppressed Desire: to win a million dollars, to be totally happy Happiest When: traveling, not working, getting together with relatives, being with Chris and friends, listening to music on a nice stereo Fondest Memories: summer of ’79 and ’80, camping in the “tee pee”, roughing it, skiing, Florida and North Carolina Pet Peeve: disco, waiting, sore throats, my mother’s car when it doesn’t start, being broke J!autie ind “Ain’t it funny how you feel when you’re Findin’ out it’s real.” “Roily” Address: 30 Hamlet St. Ambition: registered nurse Suppressed Desire: live in Alabama, travel around the world, go to a “Who” concert Happiest When: with Randy, listening to good music, making plans for the future Fondest Memories: Latin class, trip to Quebec, “King and I,” cruise to Bermuda Most Embarrassing Moment: getting picked to “volun¬ teer” during an assembly Pet Peeve: phonies 68 Scolt 1 0 oSe “To try and make the right decisions at the right time in life.” “Ba” Address: 25 Bridge St. Ambition: to own a Newport Mansion with four Rolls Royces out front, and the Rolling Stones for entertainment Suppressed Desire: to own a Porcshe 928 Happiest When: with Karen and friends Fondest Memories: going to the Cape with Karen Most Embarrassing Moment: being pulled into the vice principal’s office for going out for lunch Pet Peeve: driving my Firebird everywhere V “There will always be one more road ahead, one path not found that should be. Some place off beyond, some hidden bend, better than the one before.” “Mona” Address: 12 Summer St. Ambition: to go through life the easy way, if possible Suppressed Desire: to marry a rich guy and be happy Happiest When: having a good time with people I care alot for Fondest Memories: out with friends, summer of ' 80, basketball games ' 15-1% Most Embar¬ rassing Moment: tripping down the stairs and landing on my knees looking up at someone Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than oth¬ ers “The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it.” “Pugs” Address: 334 Sconticut Neck Road Ambition: to become a dental hygienist Suppressed Desire: to live a long happy life with someone worth living for Happiest When: with the right guy, going to big parties and everybody is there, the weekends finally come Fondest Memories: Junior Day night festivities. Junior Skip Day-Carver, Queen 8 26 80, Officer Kendall, being in wood shop with eighteen guys and you’re the only girl Most Embarrassing Moment: falling down the whole flight of stairs while other people were on the stairs Pet Peeve: not having my car, homework, disco, guys with one track minds “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Address: 103 Pleasant St. Ambition: to go into Special Ed. Suppressed Desire: be successful in life Happiest When: with friends having a good time, on vacation Fondest Memories: Pep Squad junior year, senior lunches, bus rides, Turkey Day Game ’79, parades Pei Peeve: lab, waiting for people nne “It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are.” Address: 50 Gilbert St. Ambition: to become a nurse practitioner Suppressed Desire: to be con¬ tent and happy always Happiest When: laughing, doing whatever 1 want Fondest Memories: 9 2% 79, “The Fight”, cheering junior year, summer ’80, class of’80, freshman float, history with Sta¬ cey, Ronnie, and Jerry, lunch junior year Most Embarrassing Moment: my first football game, sophomore year when Jane and Lisa made a sign and everyone sang happy birthday to me at the game Pet Peeve: waiting, lies 69 “One of the greatest pleasures in life is conversation.” “Annie” Address: 144 Chestnut St. Ambition: to be rich and do what I please Suppressed Desire: dentist Happiest When: not in school and when I’m sleeping Fondest Memories: being on D.E. Most Embarrassing Moment: sliding across the room the first day of 12th grade Pet Peeve: little cliques in the school mo “Twas her thinking of others that made you think of her.” “Kim” Address: 3 Houder Dr. Ambition: to ask someone Happiest When: someone talks to me Fondest Memories: to think of someone Pet Peeve: dog cott antoi “So quiet, we hardly knew he was there.” Address: 8 Cooke St. Ambition: to be rich Sup¬ pressed Desire: to drag a Static Happiest When: cruising Fondest Memories: getting my car Pet Peeve: teachers who don’t know what they are doing “Fair be all thy hopes.” “Judy” Address: 62 Massasoit Ave. Ambition: dental assist¬ ant Suppressed Desire: to go to Hawaii and travel around the world Happiest When: with Dave, riding dirt bikes Fondest Memories: parties on the beach, summer of ’79, J. Ceils concert May ’80, going to Canada and Virginia in ’74, riding my motorcycle down Miles Standish power lines Most Embarrassing Moment: in elementary school when I leaned on a stool and fell on the principal’s feet Pet Peeve: Mon- davs. coming to school when it’s cold or raining .. nn emiao “It isn’t what you do it’s what you’re caught doing.” “Sem” Address: 9 Norman St. Ambition: to be happy Sup¬ pressed Desire: to make honor roll, and to play pro¬ fessional women’s basketball with Nancy Lieberman on my team Happiest When: out with close friends, partying at Bryant with Linda, not in school, just having a good time, everyone is getting along Fondest Memories: getting cones, pumpkins, and fiag poles with L.G. Basketball ’79-’80, times at Bryant with Linda and Rita Most Embarrassing Moment: falling down the stairs sophomore year, the first time I wore a skirt Pet Peeve: people like A.D. 70 Xi.„ Se, lenna “True worth is in being, not seeming.” “High aims for high characters.” “Jimmy” Address: 15 Coe St. Ambition: work with com¬ puters, speak French fluently, become a drum major for a big college Suppressed Desire: do my homework Happiest When: in front of the band, on the field, twirling, with special friends, at par¬ ties Fondest Memories: Jen’s going away party, 1980 Stang game, IO 12 8 O competition, drum major camp, Christmas ’79, Quebec Latin trip, float meetings, “Sound of Music” Most Embar¬ rassing Moment: being locked in my Quebec hotel room and having Mr. Tavares and the hotel manager break down the door in order to get me out Pet Peeve: waking up, 7:15 a.m. band rehearsals, term papers, homework, people who prejudge others, being confused “The wildest colts make the best horses.” “Walt” Address: 55 Massasoit Ave. Ambition: to acquire what I want, when I want it, to live a healthy life Suppressed Desire: to keep in touch with all my friends Happiest When: attending rock ’n roll concerts, in Dougie P’s room on a cold winter night Fondest Memories: Hen’s house parties, 34, Van Halen concerts, snowstorms in July, 9 6 so, numbers at lunch with Ron Pet Peeve: peo¬ ple who think they’ve got you figured out, gossip, disco rene ' aar “Happy go lucky, joyous, and free, nothing there is that bothers me.” Address: 74 Green St. Ambition: to be a physical therapist Suppressed Desire: to be rich Happiest When: with friends, doing what I like to do, rid¬ ing the elevator Fondest Memories: S.OFM., K I, band, geometry with Charlie, C.R. ’80, Nor¬ way, Pet Peeve.-algebra, C.H.H.C. “To gaze at the stars, in hope of meeting, is a fix¬ ation of the mind.” “Katie” Address: 332 Washington St. Ambition: to be successful Happiest When: out with friends Fondest Memories: 9th grade foods class with Cathy and Rochelle, summer of ’79 71 ’• ami n Brandi oai ' e5 “All the world loves a spice of wickedness.” “Ben” Address: 31 Huttleston Ave. Ambition: to be success¬ ful and happy in whatever I choose to be Suppressed Desire: to be fat and God” Happiest IVhen: with friends and not worrying about anything Fondest Memories: Quebec, Latin class, band bus, swimming in a swamp with Irene, stranded in Boston with A M., The King and , T.S.O.M. Most Embarrassing Moment: falling into the arms of a girl I didn’t know Pet Peeve: those that are envious, the self-righteous, manic depressives, SAT ' s J a„ So ouza “ ' ou can change your mind but you can’t change me. “Sowza” Address: 13 Mangham Way Ambition: photog¬ rapher Suppressed Desire: to make up my mind Happiest When: beating the system Fond est Memories: 3 yrs. of high school Pet Peeve: the smell in the boys’ locker room anna “She sits high in all the people ' s hearts.” “Rina” Address: 30 Laurel St. Ambition: to be successful in whatever I do, to be happy and have fun in life Sup¬ pressed Desire: to become a skating teacher Happiest When: with friends, skating, having free time to do what I want, traveling Fondest Memories: trips to Norway, Florida, summer at Lake Placid, N.Y., sum¬ mer of ’79 and ’80 Pet Peeve: having to wait for peo¬ ple, sneaky people, being bored and when there’s nothing exciting to do p. So ipan-ow “He is great who is what he is from nature, and who never reminds us of others.” “Bill” Address: 1 Walnut St. Ambition: to be rich Sup¬ pressed Desire: recording engineer for Atlant ic Stu¬ dios Happiest When: at a concert or working with P.P. Fondest Memories: Can-Am ’80, Yes ’79, Jeff Beck ’80 Most Embarrassing Moment: July 19, 1980 Pet Peeve: Manny Reis, N.C., wakes dP s i jencet “I.et the good times roll.” “Spence” Address: 117 Laurel St. Ambition: to work at Xerox with computers Suppressed Desire: to see Wood Stock in concert Happiest When: with Ronnie, or close friends Fondest Memories: skiing ’80, summer of ’79, the day before I went to Florida, and while in Florida Pet Peeve: cocky kids, smart kids that know it, getting up for school A 72 “Nothing is more silly than silly laughter.” “Noe or Noey” Address: 10 Coggeshall St. Ambition: to become a registered nurse, join the Air Force Suppressed Desire: to be an “A student Happiest H ' hen: with good friends, roller skating, in the bus on the way to football games Fondest Memories: all 3 years of high school Most Embarrassing Moment: falling twice during the same day in band practice, getting two lunches — one for me and one for Ann R. Pet Peeve: being Polish, people knowing they are smarter than you, and having them prove that they are, show-offs tephi tend “Who knows her thoughts?” J(all,Ln WarU S , luta “She is pretty, petite, and oh so sweet.” “Kathy” Address: 29 Linden Ave. Ambition: to become a dental hygienist Suppressed Desire: to grow a couple more inches Happiest When: with Phil, dancing, twirling, spending money, having fun Fondest Memories: January 20, 1980, summer of ' 80, junior prom ’80, July 20, 1980 — M.V., becoming a majorette, 1979 summer competi¬ tion, winning the ’79- ' 80 Mass. State Champion competition, April 1979, chemistry labs with Kara, Anne, and Sue, majorette party at Bob’s Most Embarrassing Moment: getting pulled over on my father’s moped with Jo-ann. Pet Peeve: gym classes, term papers, damp weather, glasses “Hair is a woman ' s best asset.” Address: 82 Hathaway Rd. Ambition: pursue a career in modeling, go south Happiest When: with Dave, partying, working at Capeway Fond¬ est Memories: partying with Doreen and friends, cruising with Dave on his Harley Most Embar¬ rassing Moment: falling off the curb near the smoking area Pet Peeve: getting up at six in the morning for school 73 amei avated “Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we go to school.” o in clli orz “Every man is a builder of a temple called his body.” “Tchorzy” Address: 15 Weeden Road Ambition: To be RICH! Suppressed Desire: To be a professional skier Happiest When: With Kelly Fondest Mem¬ ories: The cafeteria feast and our Wednesday ski trip Most Embarrassing Moment: The Falmouth football game csHouida eued “The will is free.” “weezy” Address: 140 Adams Street Ambition: To take care of children Suppressed Desire: travel around the world, live comfortably Fondest Memories: My Jun¬ ior year with Mr. M., my Junior and Senior year with Mr. C. Pet Peeve: getting up early to go to school, people talking behind other people’s backs “To gain knowledge, one must ask questions.” oLerti ga “You may read this and think it in great haste, and you may think my love lacking in taste, but you who have been with me and wasted your time, must have taste just as bad as mine.” “Killer Karl” Address: 32 Cedar St. Ambition: Computer technolo¬ gist and Artist Suppressed Desire: Exploration and experimentation of space Happiest When: Studying biological functions Fondest Memories: Car Experi¬ mentation Most Embarrassing Moment: “Carol, who the heck do you think you are?” Pet Peeve: The Pink Quartet, K.J.H.M. V. Wde DtiniJaJ “As carefree as any in this world.” “Trin” Address: 1 Calumet Rd. Ambition: to be a mechani¬ cal engineer at Ford Motor Co., make alot of money Suppressed Desire: graduate from F.H.S., go to Northeastern Happiest When: with friends, Sat. night comes, C.A.B., cruising in my car Fondest Memories: going to the Ramada Inn with my friends and partying, my car Most Embarrassing Moment: going to the movies with a rip in my pants Pet Peeve: Blue Flashers, Ace, Mondays, people who gossip i 1 oanne “Age is just a matter of the mind, if you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter.” “Joe” Ambition: to become a fashion designer, to marry Butch Suppressed Desire: to own my own fashion design company, to own a $40,000 Porsche Tiger, to live a long happy life with Butch Most Embar¬ rassing Moment: when I pulled the fire alarm in kindergarten and the whole fire department came Fondest Memories: Jan. 10, ’79, good times with R.P., K.V., C.A., N.F., R.R. Pet Peeve: 10 day fishing trips with only five days in shore, waiting, disappointments, ‘copy-cats’ � “The less of routine, the more of life.” “Val” Address: 18 Evergreen St. Ambition: to be a suc¬ cessful lab technician Suppressed Desire: to see Smitty again, to own a Harley Sportster, to meet ‘le petit prince’, to someday get my license Hap¬ piest When: with John, with a good friend, it’s summer and I’m at the beach, partying with the gang at the shed, skiing, Friday rolls around Fondest Memories: Feb. 16-17, 1980, Junior Prom, Skipper, one night at the beach, Faria’s party. Junior Day, boot camp, Joe’s kegger — “Fire Water”, Gundy’s parties, California 1978, ski trips. Miles Standish Most Embarrassing Moment: pushing a car through the drive-thru with about five guys watching Pet Peeve: people who are always late (M.E.) underways, flying off my bike, gay B.B., Mondays, triple, curfews, cli¬ ques J!ee% ranceS “Softly speak and sweetly smile.” Address: 20 Brook Drive Ambition: physical therapist Suppressed Desire: to sail around the world Happiest When: with Matt,, playing the flute, with my friends Fondest Memories: Mr. Medeiros’ English class, Berklee — 1979-1980, band. Junior Prom, learning how to use the inter¬ com (accidentally) after school. The King and 1. Quebec trip Most Embarrassing Moment: Veter¬ ans’ Day parade 1979, when my white bucks sud¬ denly turned brown Pet Peeve: fat jokes, people who make fun of East Fairhaven leita “Not that you won or lost — but how you played the game.” “Stu” Address: 272 Sconticut Nk. Road Ambition: pilot, optometrist Suppressed Desire: to play baseball in the major leagues, to own an airplane, to own a Rolls Royce Happiest When: at parties, golfing with Peter and Roger, having fun, playing baseball Fondest Memories: Peter’s party, spend¬ ing the summer with friends down at Fort Phoe¬ nix, Dufour’s French class Most Embarrassing Moment: insulting Mr. A. with him standing right behind me Pet Peeve: L.’s study, school lunch, accounting class I i 15 _J aren Ui eanl “Beauty is eternity gazing at itself in a mirror.” “Kar” Address: 21 Manhatten Ave. Ambition: to live the rest of my life with Jim, to go to acting school and hopefully succeed Suppressed Desire: to own a beau¬ tiful farm just like the one my mother and father once owned Happiest When: with Jim, with my horse, thinking about how special it is to have a mother like mine, not having to go to work or school, being with close friends Fondest Memories: the first time I was told something special by someone special, sopho¬ more year with L.F., good times I’ve had with all the great friends I’ve made throughout my years at F.H.S. Most Embarrassing Moment: the day L.F. and I were caught doing something we weren’t sup¬ posed to do and had to eat the evidence Pet Peeve: people who enjoy gossiping, F.H.S. cliques, those who fail to practice what they preach, fake personalities oLert lAJatt “The golden rule is there is no golden rule.” “Robere” Address: 23 Francis St. Ambition: to own a res¬ taurant or become the head chef at a highly repu¬ table place, to marry a ‘10’, to become a million¬ aire Suppressed Desire: to be a singer in a rock band, to tour the U.S. with Van Halen Happiest When: having a good time out catching a web with the guys, listening to tunes, when it snows, with the ladies Fondest Memories: the concerts I’ve been to, all the people I’ve met, (just too many to list) Most Embarrassing Moment: cut¬ ting off the tops of both of my thumbs in less than two weeks Pet Peeve: late customers at work, “Do you have an I.D.?,” zeeks, Fairhaven’s men in blue oCoH y4nne 14Jedtgate “The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it.” Address: 115 Oak Grove Lane Ambition: to be an accountant and wife to my fiance, Atef Sup¬ pressed Desire: to be the owner of a store Happi¬ est When: with my family and friend, and with my fiance, Atef Fondest Memories: the times I spent with my grandmother and godfather Most Embarrassing Moment: tripped while walking down aisle at my cousin’s wedding Pet Peeve: my brother WifJing “Sure don’t know what I’m goin’ for — but I’m gonna go for it — for sure.” “Kel” Address: 79 Cedar St. Ambition: interior designer Suppressed Desire: to live at U. Mass., drive through U.S., be a Grateful Dead ‘roadie’, live in Colorado Happiest When: with Marty, in art, driving far away, listening to Grateful Dead, Neil Young, Eric Clapton Eondest Memories: Art with Mr. Rapoza, going to Quebec with Latin class. King and , The Sound of Music, driving to Amherst at 2:00 A.M. Most Embarrassing Moment: “emergency stop” on a street on the way to Amherst at 2:00 A.M. Pet Feeve.-jocks, disco amm iiliami “Life’s not a bowl full of cherries.” Address: 53 Manhatten Ave. Ambition: to be successful and happy Suppressed Desire: to travel Happiest When: with Randy and my friends Fondest Memories: the dances, Jr. Prom, my cousin’s parties, sightseeing with my parents Most Embarrassing Moment: when I tripped in the mall Pet Peeve: liver and onions, snobby peo¬ ple 76 WicLe Wo cd “The only way to have a friend is to he one.” Address: 57 Cedar St. Ambition: To finish col¬ lege, find a good job and live a long, happy life. Suppressed Desire: To sing background for Barb. Happiest When: Having a good time with friends. Fondest Memories: T.S.O.M., The King and , Quebec, Berkley, Band bus. Old Colony Most Embarrassing Moment: The piano bench ( arfod Xa auier “Follow me and thou shalt not lack amuse¬ ment.” “Carl” Address: 56 Rotch St. Ambition: To become a very successful business man Suppressed Desire: become a professional Goalie for the Boston Bruins or Montreal Canadians, to be in 1984 Olympics Happiest When: with Rosemarie, partying with enjoyable com¬ pany, playing hockey and winning, being with the boys, going to concerts, going to away games and partying on the way back Fondest Memories: 7-2-79 first concert, J. Geils Band Cape Cod, Mass. 9-14-79 second concert Blue Oyster Cult, Boston, Mass, get¬ ting lost on the Cape, not getting home until 4 A.M. 7-27-80 sixth concert, J. Geils Band on the Cape with Jerry, Benny, Steve, it was the greatest Most Embarrassing Moment: being interrupted by an aunt and having to hide someone in the closet Pet Peeve: some F.H.S. girls that think they’re something spe¬ cial, teachers who think they’re never wrong “How tall we are, we’ve learned so much Every¬ thing, it seems but how to stay in touch.” “Rob” Address: 29 Howland Road Ambition: To become an airline secretary Suppressed Desire: to go on a Caribbean cruise Happiest When: with friends partying Fondest Memories: Rush and Styx concert ’79, Camping, summer of ’80 Most Embarrassing Moment: when 1 accidentally fell in school Pet Peeve: people who think they are better than others Not Pictured Donald Correia Robin Eaton Wayne C. Edwards III Kathy Hebert Dennis Martin Gary Mello Ronald Quirk Norman Russell Kevin Streck Laura Sylvia 77 traditions of junior day right: harvard book club and college club awards below: exchange of the mantle below right: the junior procession 82 83 A,.. : s - t ' K- - ZL ' A C� , -•• , sports baseball row 1: Tony Abrantes, George Le Page, Jeff Perry, Doug Mello, Billy Teves row 2: Craig De Mello, Kenny Souza, Phil Harding, Bob Baldwin, Stuart Viera, Tom Allaire, Jimmy Grace spring sports spring sports spring sports softball row 1; Rosemary Carrico, Judy Costa, Kim Myers, Donna Mayer row 2: Ellen Spencer, Char¬ lene Parent, Jennifer Young, Sue Allaire, Kathy Murphy, Louisa Teves 86 f ff 1 1 baseball row 1; Mike Lemaire, M. Lopes, Peter Koczera, Scott Miller, Chris Sullivan, Bob Espindola row 2: Scott Larson, Kevin Cadieux, John Koczera, Doug Duarte, John Allaire row 3: Dave Simmons, Matt Richard, Billy Oliver, Ken Rocha spring sports spring sports spring sports f softball row 1; Rosemary Carrico, Pat Foster, Pam Medei¬ ros, Kim Myers, Judy Costa, Donna Mayer row 2: Meg Carter, Ellen Spencer, Charlene Parent, Jen¬ nifer Young, Jane Collins, Sue Allaire, Kathy Murphy, Louisa Teves, Karla Sherman 87 track row 1: Linda Gouveia, Lorraine Medeiros, Mau¬ reen Amaral, Jean Lawton, Jane Corbett, Lynn Young, Jane Evans row 2: Paula Ripley, Kim Tadgell, Sabina Hsia, Paula Nieman, Ann Medei¬ ros, Dee Ferreira, Rita Marien, Jo-Anne Haa- land, Susan Novak, Nicole Duval row 3: Tammy Belmarce, Sarah Nicolosi, Moira Greenson, Paula Benoit, Pam Moreira, Karen Santos, Kathy Rodrigues, Sharon Crook, Lynn Dzialo row 4: Lisa Cadieux, Rebecca Ripley, Nancy Olsen, Melanie Hudson, Ann Barcellos, Bobby Veira spring sports spring sports spring sports tennis row 1: James Shanahan, Richard Wayner, Todd Krosschell row 2: Kevin Nollette, Jeff Winey, Bob LaRocque, Jeff Carreiro, Mike Semaio row 4: Fernando Olmedo, Ray Sleight, Tony Medieros 1 % ■■ 88 track row 1: Frank Costa, Donald Mayer, Mark Lom¬ bardo, Tom Tucker, Russell Fareas, James Cor¬ bett, Mark Noll, Mark Britto row 2: Jason Viera, Karl Tobertga, Doug Brown, Joseph Alfonse, Paul Guillotte, Charlie Medeiros, Roger Caron row 3: Mark Cabral, Steve Guillotte, Michael Morgan, James Martin, Kenny Fareas, Paul Cabral row 4; Robert Gauvin, Kevin Botelho, Wayne Edwards spring sports spring sports spring sports tennis row 1: Gabriela Guzman, Lisa Carreiro, Bonnie Ferreira, Susan Jacobsen, Sheryl Rapoza, Terry Barcellos row 2: Linda Abbott, Carol O’Brien, Lee Vaudry, Sheryl DaLuz, Cynthia Mark, Anne Gonsalves, Tammy Pereira, June Corbett, Chris Louganis 89 spring sports spring sports spring sports 90 I spring sports spring sports spring sports 91 spring sports spring sports spring sports 92 spring sports spring sports spring sports ii_ 93 football row 1: P. Koczera, M. Lafond, B. Gauvin, P. Medeiros, T. Gonsalves, P. Harding, R. Andrews, W. Edwards, S. Costa, R. Caron row 2: M. Lemaire, W. Silveira, C. Britto, B. Espindola, J. Tchorz, S, Viera, M. Couture, A. George, T. Tchorz row 3: M. Monteiro, J. Bettencourt, J. Koczera, J. Spangler, C. Sullivan, J. Perry, J. Hennesey, S. Henriques, K. Cadieux row 4: C. Fonseca, D. Viera, J. Fernandes, G. Britto, B. Kvilhaug, D. Andrews, J. Allaire, S. Miller, C. Medeiros row 5: P. Correia, S. Caron, T. Caron, R. Arruda, J. Fitzsimmons, E. Roderiques, J. Martin, A. Leonard row 6: E. Furtado, J. Markey, M. Travers, R. Begnoche, M. Duarte, C. Mosley, D. Langlais, V. Bala fall sports fall sports fall sports field hockey row 1: L. Pineau, R. Carricio, L. Gouveia, R. Car- ricio, J. Reedy row 2: J. Costa, R. Ripley, S. Allaire, K. Ryan, R. Paiva, G. Zabawa row 3; D. Viera, N. Shanahan, D. Sovik, M. Duval, D. Westgale row 4: M. Pacheco, K. Souza, G. Czar- tek, D. St. Gelais 94 football Team Captains: Ronnie Andrews, Peter Medeiros, Tony Gonsalves, Phil Harding fall sports fall sports fall sports field hockey Team Captains: Roseanne Carrico, Linda Gouveia, Rosemary Carrico 95 volleyball row 1; Cindy Mark, Angela Medeiros, Sigrun Aadnegard, Sandy Perry, Rhonda Arruda row 2: Martha Menard, Becca Martin, Chris Baumgard¬ ner, Jennifer Young row 3: Heather Isherwood, Cheryl Hood, Karen Alaire, Kelly Drolet fall sports fall sports fall sports fall sports fall sports fall sports 97 fall sports fall sports fall sports 98 fall sports fall sports fall sports 99 basketball row 1: Mike Lemaire, Mike Jones, Ronnie An¬ drews, Jeff Perry, Benny Benoit row 2; David Bruce, coach; Kevin Cadieux, Chris Britto, Jerry Lamontagne, Teddy Lacerda, Derek Andrews, Gil Veiera, Coach winter sports winter sports winter sports basketball row 1: Debby Westgate, Joann Reedy, Kathy Murphy, Linda Gouveia, Jennifer Young, Judy Costa, Rosemary Carricio, Sue Nolette row 2; Mark Carter, Anne Skaar, Renee Chavier, Bar¬ bara Frienbergs, Sue Prates, Roseanne Carricio, Cheryl Hood, Pat Grace, Joanne Hipolito rPI WSf KTTl too basketball row 1: Jo-Anne Reedy, Christy Semio, Linda Gouveia, Rose Marie Carrico, Judy Costa row 2: Sue Nolette, Joanne Hippolito, Rose Anne Car¬ rico, Debbie Westgate, Barbara Freinbergs winter sports winter sports winter sports basketball seniors: Mike Lemaire, Jerry Lamontagne, Ron¬ nie Andrews, Benny Benoit, Chris Britto 101 track row 1: Sabina Hsia, Moira Greenson, Rebecca Ripley, Peter Despres, Mike Morgan, Joe Lipsett, Doug Duarte, Steve Bolton, Joe Alphonse, Jay Vieira, Kevin Paim row 2: Jo-Anne Haaland, Ann Barcellos, Lynn Pineau, Melanie Hudson, Gloria Zabawa, Charlene Parent, Colleen Jackson, Anna Morseth, Wendy Perry, Maria Ferreira, Tammy Belmarce, Debbie Hotte, George Belanger row 3: Karl Tobertga, Scott Bailey, Mark Cabral, Gary Hamel, Wayne Edwards, Arthur Leonard, Jim Martin, Doug Brown, Steve Guillotte, Ed Rodricks, Kevin Craig winter sports winter sports winter sports hockey row I: Jeff Rezendes, Donnie Vieira, Robbie Ar- ruda, Mike Moniz, Carlos Xavier, Marc Oliveira, Shawn Murphy, Chris Labonte row 2; Joey Mcdcrios, manager; Phil Grange, trainer; Elaine Moore, trainer; Chris Sullivan, Brad Taber, Glenn Guy, Toddo Krocshell, Dave Fleurent, Bob Gauvin, Captain; Mike Lacroix, Bill Rocha, Steve Jones, John Allaire, Danny Nordstrom, Mike Vivcirous, Jim Mahaney, Coach; Skip Beccote, trainer hockey champs hockey champs hockey champs 103 winter sports winter sports winter sports 104 winter sports winter sports winter sports 105 winter sports winter sports winter sports 106 winter sports winter sports winter sports 107 fairhaven sports fairhaven sports 108 fairhaven sports fairhaven sports 109 row 1; Kelly Curcio, Anne Barcellos, Edwina Mello, Charlene Parent, Cindy Mark, Kathy Roderiques row 2; Liz Montero, Linda Daniels juniors class officers Joann Reedy, Mark Cabral, Jennifer Young, Judy Costa executive board 112 sophomores class officers Karla Alvheim Sue Prates Donna Pereira Moe Duval executive board Pat Espindola Audrey Silveira Kristen Gamache Sue Lebeau Nancy Shanahan Kelly LeBlanc Maureen Ward 113 116 117 row 1: E. Costa, S. Nicolosi, A. Morseth, 1. Skaar row 2; J. Shanahan, J. Fisher, L. Paulino, G. Belanger, J. Nadeau, P. Koczwara, J. Winey, M. Duval row 3: L. Medeiros, B. Boutin, L. Rogers, L. Hammond, K. Frost, S. Goulet, S. Bettencourt, K. Sylvia, S. Hsia, K. Lopes, C. Bouvier row 4: T. Barcellos, W. Darwin, C. Lemos, M. Greenson, M. Markey, L. Vaudry, J. Dawson, N. Stefanski row 5: K. Wieghmink, M. Bollea, K. Gonsalves, L. Medeiros, N. Artunian, K. Fletcher, E. Wojcik, R. Rogers, C. Humphreys, K. Doyle, J. Tripp row 6; K. Soares, B. Mello, P. Rogers, D. Souza, P. Aiello, R. Tucker row 7: V. Snipes, S. Jenson, M. Menard, K. Craig, A. Medeiros, J. Rapoza, T. Perreira row 8: A. Harding, K. Hardy, R. Wayner, P. Ripley, E. Wojcik row 9: T. Frost, M. Richard, M. Gaucher, P. Nieman, J. Haaland, P. Ransom row 10; E. Jones, L. Benoit, H. Fotheringham, S. Aadnegard, B. Soares marching band seniors row 1; Noelle Stefanski, Paul Koczwara, Kathy Sylvia, Sue Bettencourt, Suzanne Goulet, Sabina Hsia, Irene Skaar, Tammy Frost row 2: Colleen Humphreys, James Shanahan, Joe Gonsalves, Lorraine Medeiros, Lee Vaudry, Kevin Craig, Tammy Perreira row 3: Terry Barcellos, Sandy Jensen, Kevin Fletcher, Eric Wojcik, Ann Medeiros row 4: Paula Ripley, Jo-Anne Haaland, Paula Nieman row 5: Matt Richard, Hazel Fother¬ ingham, Peter Ransom row 6; Anne Morseth, Sigrun Aadnegard, Ben Soares 120 blue spirit from left to right: Terri Barcellos, Nickie Snypes, Kerri Wieghmink, Janet Tripp, Colleen Humphreys, Tammy Pereira, Tammy Frost, Ruth Tucker, Kay Soares, Anne Harding, Katie Doyle, Noelle Stefanski color guard from left to right: Serafina Nicolosi, Carrie Bouvier, Lisa Benoit, Hazel Fotheringham, Sigrun Aadnegard, Lorri Medeiros, Anne Morseth 121 chorus row 1: Donna David, Sabina Hsia, Kim Fires, Melissa Wagner, Tammy Ferreira, Fam Hawkes, Marlene Nunes, Tamzine Frost, Charlene Farent, Jo-Anne Haaland row 2: Renee Chavier, Karen Habedank, Lee Vaudry, Scott Henriques, Mike Bollea, Eugene Costa, James Shanahan row 3: Feter Ransom, Kurtis Alphonse, Faula Ripley triple quartet row 1: Sabina Hsia, Karen Habedank, Charlene Farent, Jo-Anne Haaland, Moira Greenson, Kerry Frost row 2: Wendy Darwin, Eugene Costa, Matt Richard, Feter Ransom, Eric Wojcik, Jeff Winey districts Feter Ransom 122 stage band row 1; Greg Johnson, George Belanger, Paul Kocxwara, Matt Richard, Tony Gonsalves, Lorraine Medeiros, Mary Gaucher row 2: John Rapoza, Kenneth Hardy, Eric Wojcik, Ann Medeiros, Karen Habedank, Kevin Gonsalves, David Souza, Peter Ransom, Jo- Anne Haaland, Paula Nieman, Jeff Winey prchestra ■row 1: Karen Habedank, Moira Greenson, Eric McCartney, Lorraine Medeiros, Jody Dawson, Lee Vaudry row 2: Joe Gonsalves, Kevin Fletcher, John Rapoza, Kenny Hardy, Ann Medeiros, Eric Wojcik, James Shanahan, Kevin Gonsalves, David Souza, Kevin Craig, Paula Nieman row 3: Tony Gonsalves, Mo Duval, George Belanger, Paul Koczwara, Matt Richard, Mary Gaucher, Jeff Winey, Jo-Anne Haaland, Peter Ransom 123 majorettes Captain: Sue Goulet, Sue Bettencourt, Laurie Hammond, Barbie Boutin, Patricia Goulet, Laurie Rogers, Kerry Frost, Kim Lopes, Sabina Hsia, Kathy Sylvia It was an honor for me to be head majorette this year. I had the pleasure of leading the majorettes into competition and coming out victorious. After practicing almost constantly for three weeks, many of us were ready to call it quits. For two weekends in a row, we travelled to competitions. In the first, we received three 1st places and one 2nd place trophy out of five events. In the second competition, we received first place trophies in all the events we entered in open competition, and four first place trophies and one second place trophy in the state competition. [tl ■r ' 124 State Champion Drum Major The awards that I was so honored to receive don’t mean as much to me as the fact that I have gained self-confidence. I’m sure that being Drum Major of the F.H.S. Marching Band will be one of the fondest memories of my life and an experience I shall long remember. 125 129 cheerleaders Lisa Bergeron, Nickie Duval, Sue Novak, Tracy Medeiros, Kerry Ryan, Kara Gagnon, Jane Kvilhaug captains Kara Gagnon, Tracy Medeiros 130 pep squad row 1: Jackie Paiva, Colleen Jackson row 2: Audrey Silveira, Kim Brown, Sue Chase, Lynn Poirier, Judy Costa, Donna Lopes, Jennifer Weaver row 3: Melissa Wagner, Carol O’Brien, Tam¬ my Belmarce, Kim Murphy, Lisa Labonte, Trisha Espindola row 4: Ellen Bosworth, Karen Daluz, Rhona Ham¬ mond, Wendy Perry, Sherri Gayton row 5; Jeanne Connoly, Kelly Leblanc, Gloria Zabawa, Maureen Ward, Janet Mydlack row 6: Sue Decosta, Joyce Smith, Melissa Magan, Cora Pierce cheerleaders Sharon Crook, Kara Gagnon, Edwina Mello, Nickie Duval, Kerry Ryan, Sue Novak, Jane Kvilhaug, Tracey Mederios, Kathy Roderick, Lisa Bergeron, Kathy Sylvia 131 Spanish club row 1: Terri Correia, Colleen Jackson, Edwina Mello, Maureen Cyr, Laurie Hammond, Kim Lopes, Anne Skaar row 2: Armand Bergeron, Mark Dion, Bobby Espindola, Tammy Gomes, Rhona Hammond, Renee Chavier, Charlene Parent, Christine Baumgardner, Maria Ferreira row 3: Kathy Murphy, Paula deOliveira, Lisa Gordon, Kelli Drolet afs club row 1: Tammy Martin, Anne Morseth, Lisa Cadieux row 2: Mark Dion, Eric McCartney, Paula Nieman, Kim Lopes, Moira Greenson, Ronald Rogers row 3; Kevin Fletcher, Ann Medeiros, Irene Skaar row 4: Pam Hawkes, Colleen Humphreys, Sigrun Aanegard row 5: Sabina Hsia, Ben Soares row 6: Terri Correia, Joe Gonsalves, Hazel Fotheringham, David Fernandes, Melissa DeMello 132 french club row 1; Ronald Rogers, Donna David, Tina Belmarce, Ben Soares, Ann Medeiros, Irene Skaar, Allison Hayes, Tammy Fer¬ reira, Terri Correia, Brian Dumas, Sue Novak, Kerry Ryan, Kathy Rodriques row 2: Wayne Francis, David Fernandes, Sabina Hsia, Jo-Anne Haaland, Eric McCartney, Lisa Cadieux, Paula Nieman, Cindy Mark, David Beatriz, Sue Hall, Nickie Duval, John Rapoza, Kara Gagnon, John Nieman, D. J. B. Dufour row 3: Pat Nadeau, Moira Greenson, Sue Chase, Col¬ leen Humphreys row 4: Sandy Jenson, Vicki Snipes, Noelle Stefanski row 5: Mike Moniz, Mike Pimental, Paula Ripley, Mary Gaucher, Carrie Bouvier, Lisa Paulino movie club row 1: Eugene Costa, Paula Nieman, Ann Medeiros, Karen Habedank row 2: Chris Botelho, David Beatriz, Mike Moniz, Victor Fernandes, Bill Sparrow, Mark Dion, Bobby Espindola 133 chess team row 1; Bill Sparrow, Jim Burns, Scott Henriques row 2: Mike Couture, Ken Har¬ dy, Steve Herring art club row 1: Barbara Freienbergs, Mark Dion, Ann Medeiros, Anne Morseth, Robin Rogers row 2: Rochelle Pendergast, Daniel Lannan row 3: Reed Palmer, Colleen Jackson, Victor Fernandes, Kelli Wilding, Karl Tobertga math team row 1: Colleen Humphreys, Lisa Gordon, Hazel Fotheringham row 2: David Beatriz, Eric McCartney, Janet Mydlack, Lynn Dzialo, Wendy Darwin row 3: Kevin Craig, Jim Shanahan, Ben Soares, Ronnie Rogers 134 speech and drama row 1: Margaret Farney, Darlene Drabble, Melissa DeMello, Sabina Hsia, Jackie Paiva, Noelle Stefaniski row 2: Tamzene Frost, Pam Hawkes, Chris Louganis, Jane Kvilhaug, Brian Mello, Phil McDonald row 3: Paul Koczwara, Andy Sylvia, Leonard Amaral, Steve Costa, Kevin Fletcher the spray staff row I: Cindy Gomes, Rochelle Pendergast, Melissa DeMello, Veronica Fields row 2: Ken Montigny, Sue Oliveira, Caren Santos, Chris Louganis row 3: Chris Sullivan, Ann Erickson. John Furtado, Gary Gauthier row 4: Jeff Perry 135 student advisory committee Ben Soares, Ronald Rogers, Paula Nieman, Eric McCartney distributive education row 1: Cathy Hagan, Karen Vigeant, Karen Alexander, Alicia Prates, Kelly Crowly, Joe Mattos, Janice Matthew, David Doucetto, Ronald Quirk, Lynn Allen row 2: Wayne Messier, George Lima, Alan Sylvia, Richard Quirk, Mr. Evans row 3: Brian Gagne, Joann Tucker, Anne Rycroft row 4; George LePage, James Tavares, Mary Ellen Cranston 138 student council row 1; Karen Allaire, Colleen Jackson, Karen Jeffries, Ronald Rogers, Lisa Cadieux, Donna Lopes, Kelly Jesus, Paula Nieman row 2: Mark Hurley, Eric McCartney, Ben Soares C ' ‘ ' mipHi swim program row 1: Stuart Viera, Rosemary Carrico, Lisa Cadieux, Irene Skaar, Marlene Nunes, Dave Ferreira row 2: Sue Novak, Nickie Duval 139 national honor society I Officers Helen Gracia, Lee Vaudry, Jo-Anne Haaland, Karen Habedank front: Ben Soares, Kerry Ryan, Anne Gonsalves, Colleen Hum¬ phreys, Monique Letendre, Colleen Jackson, Anne Medeiros, Jo- Anne Haaland, Sandra Jensen back: Karen Habedank, Lee Vaudry, Matt Lafond, Luanne Medeiros, Dave Fernandes, Linda Hartley, Wayne Francis, Lynne Bagge, Eric McCartney, Paula Nieman, Steve Costa, Sue Hall not pictured: Helen Gracia 140 142 ,, -M ■« -A homecoming 143 foreign exchange students This year we are privileged to have two foreign exchange students from Norway. Anne Morseth is here under the S.A.S. exchange program and Sigrun Aadnegard, the American Field Service. Both girls have been active in numerous school activities including Marching Band and A.F.S. Club as well as school athletics such as track and volleyball. We all wish Anne and Sigrun the very best of luck and hope their stay in Fairhaven will leave them with many happy memories. 144 This year the A.F.S. program was pleased to be able to send four students abroad. David Fernandes went to Belgium, and Terri Correia went to Costa Rico for the summer. The two students who lived abroad for a full year are Jenny Lombardo and Wendy Benoit. Jenny stayed in Brisbane, Australia, while Wendy stayed in Chile. 145 146 library aides row 1: Robert Benoit, Sue Novak, Karen Goulart, Sandy Jenson row 2: Mark Cabral, Terri Correia, Steve Guillotte, Jeff Peletier a.v. aides Jeff Careiro, Jeff Peletier, Mark Cabral, Steve Guillotte office aides row 1; Anne Barcellos, Rebecca Ripley, Cheryl Rapoza, Judy Costa, Lisa Ryan row 2: Linda Gouveia, Yvette Pineau, Judy Dabrowski row 3: Chris Bernard, Suzanne Miller, Amy Foster 147 “the song of the west” 148 On July 18, the arduous journey ended. All seven of us, Bob Espindola, Mark Dion, Peter Arsenault, Jim Burns, Angus Mackay, Bill Sparrow, and I concluded our round trip peddling to Montreal. Preparing for the trip took many months and a lot of effort from the group as a whole. But it wasn ' t just us. The Fairhaven Rotary Club established many of our nightly accomodations along the way, including one in Montreal. Previous to the trip, we took pledges for the American Cancer Society. Our grand total of pledge money garnered for cancer research was well above our estimated $2,000. In return for our hard work, the Cancer Society made it possible for our fund-raising advertisements and daily updates to be broadcast over the radio. Our expedition will remain in our memories forever as one of endless enjoyment and determination. Thank you to all who supported us! Peter Ransom 149 150 151 Charlene and John ’81 Karen and Ted ’81 Monique and Mike ’81 Kim’83 Manny Medeiros Charles Humphreys Sue B. ’81 Terri and Matt Noey ’81 Moira Cocoa TBS TGIF Hello Linda A. Quagmire Tammy Gomes Tricia Espindola Chris Bessette Sid Vicious Sari and Ken Cheryl and A1 Sandy ’81 Sue and Paul Eva and Roger David Jeffrey Tapper Twins Mar79 Bob E. ’81 Karen Wong Lois Grindrod Jessica LaRochelle Barron Powel Mandy Sylvia Mr. William Silva Hazel and John ’81 Kerri Rene ’82 Sun. night on the Beach KKJJ Fair Dinkum Aussie 1980 Pam Hawkes ’81 Cheryl Hawkes Dana R. Moreau Tammy and Noelle Rene Nolin Logan Jason A1 Nicodemisen Rhonda Rezendes Kerri — Richie’s Angels L.O.B. L.I.O.S.I.A.I.W.R.O.! Paula ’81 Matt ’81 Kelly and Seamus Hi ’80 —’81 bye Tammy Lourenco John and Sue Lourenco Patty’57 LUYN and PDYD B. V.D. and J.H. Karina ’81 Jimmy ’80 and JoAnne ’81 Metternich Sarah and Matt boosters Mr. James Lanagan January 20,1979 Mon Cronie, Sandflea M. J. Sitarz “Food is not a play toy’’ — Mom ’81 “To know me is to love me.’’ “Festina Lente’’ To all the Graduates Good Luck Kids Tricia ’82 Angela and Russ Betty and Leo Kathy and Phil Mr. Muf Ginger and Trix Eileen Ryan Katy and Matt Kathy Roderick Tony and Tracey ’81 Sharon Crook ’82 Lisa ’81 Luanne Medeiros ’81 The Haalands ’81 A Class with Class Ann’81 Donna ’81 Matt and Chris Mello Phir79 Good Luck to me Bob and Nancy Pietraszek Neen and Squeaky Sarnie and Max ELM ’81 Unknown Grunt ’81 A.M. Anne Morseth Killer Karl Stooge Sin X and Cos X Sue and Paul C.C.W.M.S.I.T.P.! 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Irene leaves her “show” to do bigger and better things. The “horse” leaves to continue its performance elsewhere. The DE class leaves Mr. Evans to a well deserved summer rest. Sue B. and Sue G. leave Judy Costa to carry on the green M and M tradition. The southeast corner of the boys’ locker room leaves nothing, for no one is worthy. E.L.M. leaves 12A Math and Phred Physics disconcertedly. The yearbook editors leave a Herculean,task to any willing to meet the challenge. W. Sparrow leaves his penmanship for anyone who has Mrs. Chase. Noelle leaves Henry (Baby) Huttleston to anyone unescorted to their Junior Prom. P.S. (He’s a good talker). Pete Ransom leaves Mr. Santos to deal with Proposition IVi. Mark Dion leaves his hat collection to anyone with a size 7 ' 4. The Senior band members leave the job of setting the alarm off at Saturday morning band practices to the underclassmen. Paul Koczwara leaves Jeff Winey and Jeff Carreiro the famous bloody “mallet through the head”. S.H., T.F., T.P., and M.D. leave Mr. Santos’ office cleaning to anyone who dares. H.F., C.H., J.S., and K.F. leave still chanting the Math team cheer. M.R., P.R., and K.R. leave their bird noises in Homeroom 8. Suzie Gou leaves Tricia with the white uniform and a bottle of Tylenol. The Fairhaven Dungeons and Dragons players leave their experience to Brian Murphy. Robin, Ann, Judy, and Peggy leave behind their fetal pigs to any first period Physiology class that has the guts. Sue, Kara, and Anne leave their Phun Physics Labs to Phred Physics, the Fat Broad, and Johnny. Ann Medeiros leaves F.H.S.. . . late. Ben and Irene leave the band bus still obnoxious. Ken Rocha and Jeff Pelletier leave their language to Mark Cabral and anyone who can understand it. L.C., P.N., and A.M. leave their lockers to some lucky sophomores. Last year’s period 5 Junior Class of’81 leaves Mr. Anthony with our flunking grades. Jane Kvilhaug and Lisa Bergeron leave with their football game souvenirs of 1980. The Senior cheerleaders leave as a crew. Phil, Andy, Wayne, and Pete leave the mighty “Brush” to next year’s football players. Sabina leaves K.L. and L.H. to practice by themselves. The back of the band bus leaves chanting Hare Krisna and reaching Nirvana at last. Nickie Duval leaves the writing of new cheers to Sharon Crook. Finally, David Fernandes leaves the typing of the class will to anyone who can tolerate it. 167 As Co-Editors, we have had the privilege to work with many fine colleagues, and we would like to take the opportunity to thank them for their contributions. It has been a rewarding, but often-times strenuous experience. We hope that our efforts are appreciated. Thanks to: Sue Hall, Senior Editor; William Sparrow, Faculty Editor; Paula Nieman, Activities Editor, Kevin Craig, Underclassmen Editor; Bill Rocha, Nicole Duval, Wayne Edwards, Wayne Francis, Joe Herring, Mike Couture, Vic Fernandes, Bob Espindola, Colleen Jackson, Kathy Sylvia, Linda Gouveia, Paula Ripley, Sharon Ferreira, Sabina Hsia, Leonard Amaral, Manny Medeiros, Colleen Humphreys, Maria de Melo, Andy Silvia, Lisa Cadieux, Peter Ransom, Lee Vaudry, Pam Hawkes, Karen Habedank Special thanks to: Ann Medeiros, Sports Editor; Ben Soares, Managing Editor; Eric McCartney, Business Editor Mrs. Martin and Mr. Burr for their help. Mr. Grabiec for his inspiration. Mr. Will Novak, our Taylor Representative Mr. Albritton for his concern. Mrs. Battaini for her patient advice and leadership.