Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1986 volume:

SSACHUSETTS wfeshi wSBS Co-editors: Mark Isaksen, Rebecca DeSouza Advisor: Mrs mm 1 To The Class of 1986: On behalf of the staff and myself, we congratulate you on this occasion of your graduation from Fairhaven High School and commend you highly for your achievements. The class has been impressive throughout these past three years, a truly outstanding group. During the past three years, I have watched you become more poised and confident in your capabilities and have been pleased to see your accomplishments. You have contributed much to your school and that contribution has helped your own development. Best wishes in all the years ahead. May they be happy and fulfilling ones for you. Godspeed. Sincerely, Carlton C. Albritton 2 Principal’s Address It is with great respect and appreciation that our class dedicates the 1986 Huttlestonian to Ms. Debra Bogalhas. For three years, she has helped to guide and advise the Class of ’86 through many good times. Ms. Bogalhas has assisted many students with patience and understanding. Our class had benefited greatly from her coordination of many projects and events. Without her help, the Class of ’86 would surely be missing many good memories. Her ambition, drive, and sincerity have set an example for the students of F.H.S. She has certainly been a crucial part in the success of our class. We leave with many thanks to and sincere admiration of Ms. Bogalhas from the Class of ’86. Dedication 3 4 Faculty Faculty 5 Carlton Albritton Principal John Haaland Vice Principal Evelyn Martin Jean Sylvia Ruth Lombardo Nurse 6 Faculty Margaret Lister Department Head Ik. James Mahaney BUilNESS DEPARTMENT Gail Waltz � � IK I Christine Finnell Peter Mendell Carolyn Bendiksen Faculty 7 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Penny Harvey Karen Brodeur Florence Chase Department Head David Medeiros Carolyn Lima 8 Faculty Naomi Shaw John Risgin •y uiw uni an ooais. Jo-Anne Haaland Student Teacher Faculty 9 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Steven Barriteau Carol Kaner Donald Dufour Department Head Pierre Paquin Madeline Tavares 10 Faculty HIST0RY DEPARTMENT Robert Marchand Department Head Charles Foley Kraig Perry Alma Jean Cambell Robert Margeson Manuel Medeiros Student Teacher Faculty II MATTIEMATIES DEPARTMENT Debra Boghalas Charles Cipollini John Malcolm Department Head Janet Robert Paul Fernandes Elizabeth Suadade Peter Anthony 12 Faculty Rene Drouin Department Head Dorothy Garfield 5EIENEE DEPARTMENT Susan Harriman Barbara Belanger Twila Middleton James Porter Dana Almeida Faculty 13 Patricia Barrow Physical Education Peter West Choral Music Norman Burr Industrial Arts Susan Davignon Physical Education Aide Joseph Harding Instrumental Music Stephen Bender Physical Education Gary Monuteaux Industrial Arts Thomas Lovett Industrial Arts Wayne Wilson Athletic Director 14 Faculty Joseph Rapoza Art Department Linda Meredith Special Needs Kathryn McCollester Home Economics Sharon Santos Special Needs Aide Kathleen Hardy Home Economics Mary Leon Special Needs Aide Jacqueline Machado Librarian Nancy Costa Title I Reading Faculty 15 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Anne Cummings Lee Paiva Secretary (Camera Shy) Leonard Crane Paul McCabe Department Head Cletus Malloy 16 Faculty Cafeteria Workers: Joan Rogers, Lillian Gautreau, Marian Boubeau, Rosalie Brown, Barbara Grady, Hilda Oliver Cafeteria Workers: Irene Koczwarra, Carol York, Carol Voter Custodians: Bob Sylvia, Lillian Tex- eira, Richard Ambroult, Ronnie Medeiros, Dave Estrella Faculty 17 18 Faculty Faculty 19 20 Seniors Seniors 21 Elisabete Jacinta Gomes deAlmeida Abrantes “Liz Portugese “The Rose still grows beyond the wall. ADDRESS: 18 Dover St. BIRTHDATE: October 3, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Day I came back from Portugal; Grace and Yuppie; Mad; Tony; George”; Tyra and Evy; my pillow; Sept. 14. 1985; Basketball; Mattapoisett MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT; Sophomore trip to Boston. PET PEEVE: “Congratulations ; reciting poems and oral reports; airports. FAVORITE SONG: The Rose ; Out Here on my Own”; “El Shaddai” AMBI¬ TION; To work in the business field abroad HAPPIEST WHEN: With my best friend; with Tony, Cal. Bekka; listening to music; at the pharmacy. Lisa Marie Almeida “Lee” “What will tomorrow bring, a Rolls Royce, Hawaiian Fl¬ ing, or a diamond ring?” ADDRESS: 62 James St., Acushnet BIRTHDATE: September 2, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer of ' 85; Horseneck with P. F.; volleyball at Puski’s; scoping with L. T., T. M., B. C., K. F.; float parties; mills with M. G. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Getting sick at West Island. PET PEEVE: Mondays, term papers, work¬ ing on Friday nights, FAVORITE SONG: “Still Loving You AMBITION: To have health, wealth and hap¬ piness! HAPPIEST WHEN: With best friends, someone special, and shopping. 1986 Joanne Marie Alves “Jo, Bubba If you feel that you can’t go on, and your heart is sink¬ ing low, just believe and you can ' t go wrong. In the light you find the road. ADDRESS: 14 Pilgrim Ave. BIRTHDATE: August 17, 1967 FONDEST MEMORIES: 4 15 85, The Amfish, times spent with Rob, Jr. Prom ' 84, Cheerleaders’ Dance ' 84, Jr. Prom ' 85, New Year ' s Eve ' 83, out with L. P. and J. L., Shaker Lane. PET PEE VE: People who think they ' re better than others, Rm. 7 Studies. FAVORITE SONG: “We’ve Got Tonight AMBITION: To have a successful and happy life. HAPPIEST WHEN: With family, friends, Rob and Chris, and having a good time. Wendy L. Amaral Live and let live. ADDRESS: 5 Diane Street, Acushnet BIRTHDATE: August 31. 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Days at Holy Family, Summer of 84; E. M., L. W., B. L., R. O., K. D.; my 16th birthday party” MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: Falling down some stairs with a skirt on. PET PEEVE: People who think they are bigger than life, some cheerleaders, conceited guys. FAVORITE SONG: “Lay it Down.” AMBITION: To become a nurse. HAP¬ PIEST WHEN: At a party, with Ray, on vacation, making money, sleeping. Richard R. Ambroult “Rich” “I’m not prejudice I hate everyone equal.” ADDRESS: 65 Wing Lane, Acushnet BIRTHDATE: September 30, 1968 MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: Blacking out at the corner. PET PEEVE: Funk. FAVORITE SONG: “Sweat Leaf,” “Stairway to Heaven.” ABITION: To be Rich and to go to Greece. HAPPIEST WHEN: On vacation, when with my friends. Kimberly Ann Arruda “Senior T” “The best way to cheer yourself up is to try to cheer so¬ meone else up.” ADDRESS: 71 Pageotte Street, Acushnet BIRTHDATE: ' August 1, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: 8 5 84; sum¬ mers of ' 84 and ' 85; times with Mike; Homecoming court ' 83; Jr. Prom court ' 85; Sue Renaud; Newport with Mike, Tim and Moe. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: Reading a dirty joke in Ms. Shaw ' s 5th period English class. PET PEEVE: cliques, fake people, SAT’s, people who think they are better than others and people who hate cheerleaders. FAVORITE SONG: “Hard Habit to Break. AMBITION: To be rich and successful, to spend the rest of my life with Mike and to own the Dallas Cowboys. HAPPIEST WHEN: With Mike, playing volleyball and cheering, spending time with my friends. 22 Seniors Glenn Alan Arsenault OOKAYH Reve ADDRESS: 19 Harding Rd. BIRTHDATE: May 23, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Road trips with Dave and Brian. Mr. Foley ' s psycology class. Senior year lunch, Mr Margeson’s History Class. PET PEEVE: Boy ' s locker room: fat girls who wear tight jeans. AMBITION: Army Airborne Samantha Anne Baker Sam,” “Sammi Bear There is no way to know before experiencing.” ADDRESS: 61 Bridge St. BIRTHDATE: July 15. 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Triangle lessons, 11 2 85. pizza party, French with R. B., S. B. and T. C.; rehearsals with Tyra, packie runs, track camp (seal section!); Bill S. MOST EMBARRASS¬ ING MOMENT: Me, embarrassed? Ha! PET PEEVE: Cheerleaders, ATCs, full leg casts, phonies, crutches FAVORITE SONG: “Against All Odds AMBITION: To be rich and successful, own a Ferrari, and basically have a wild time! HAPPIEST WHEN: Shopping, sleep¬ ing. listening to the radio, laughing with friends, dancing. Gregory Eric Audette Greg” ADDRESS: 83 Laurel St. BIRTHDATE: October 21,1968 Tracey Lee Belliveau “Tra,” “Muscles” “I live in a small house but my windows look out to a large world. ADDRESS: 124 Weeden Rd. BIRTHDATE: September 6, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Putski’s gatherings; bus rides with b-ball guys; camp Idylwold; New York 1985; cheerleading; Florida; Sean, Italians, Gloria, N.H. with Sean. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Sliding down the track around the gym. being in the wrong place on the court. PET PEEVE: Clicks, favorites, “Goofy, people who don’t spell my name correctly. FAVORITE SONG: Always and Forever AMBITION: To be successful, share my life with someone special and to be happy. HAPPIEST WHEN: With Sean, friends, family, talking with Renee, given room. Bhonda Baker ADDRESS: 172 East Deane Street John Wayne Bennett, Jr. “Ben” “One who never asks knows either everything or nothing.” ADDRESS: 5 Mary Drive, Acusnet BIRTHDATE: December 11, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Crushing K. K. and L. C., Tennis 85, hoop stands with D. C., cruising with D. B. and J. H., Ford J. H. S„ K. A.’s adventures, “the stretch” MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Screwing up on cable TV and then not being edited. PET PEEVE: Fake smiles, C.M., “All booked up,” Jr. Prom, being falsely accused, colgates, lectures, rain. FAVORITE SONG: Money For Nothing AMBITION: To be Johnny Most ' s successor, raise a family and have a great deal of money HAPPIEST WHEN: Out of school and with friends. Seniors 23 Kerrie Anne Blasingame “Ker,” B” Life isn’t an experience unless you lake chances so live it up. ADDRESS: 14 Grandview Avenue BIRTHDATE: July 9, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer of 85”; C. P„ D. C., K. S., M. J., and A. L.; the window, the tent, night at M. W. ' s; cheering camp, Rainbow Variety. MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: Kris G’s party. PET PEEVE: Mr. Anthony, pretty ; Otto. FAVORITE SONG: Separate Lives AMBITION: Pursue a career as a dietian, get married have 4 kids and die dancing. HAPPIEST WHEN: With my best friends K. S. AND C. P.: Dancing and being with Al. Douglas Michael Bourgault Doug” If you find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn’t lead anywhere. ADDRESS: 8 Long Road BIRTHDATE: August 2, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: F.H.S. Band, Drum Major Camp 85 ; band football games; Tennis, crushing K. K. and L. C., “83” Washington trip, Prince Street; cruising with ). B. and J. H. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Mr. Santos’ fake heart attack. PET PEEVE: Losing band com¬ petitions, fake people, rain. FAVORITE SONG: Money for Nothing.” AMBITION: To be a CPA and live a suc¬ cessful life HAPPIEST WHEN: with friends and K. D. Shawn Stephen Borges Borg” Yeah right” ADDRESS: Church Street BIRTHDATE: May 22, 1967 FONDEST MEMORIES: Jr. year Beth’s party’s; Dad ' s car hitting a tree; quick turn around; Don’t tell anyone; W. P.; ok T. A.; sure Dad. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: R. B. and B. B. falling get up; Shawn can’t bring me home. PET PEEVE: not getting what I want. FAVORITE SONG: Y.Y.Z. AMBITION: move somewhere warm and make megabucks. HAPPIEST WHEN: When I get what I want. Laura J. Brennan ADDRESS: 1 Briercliff Road BIRTHDATE: )anuary 3, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Cruising with B. B., D. R., and L. R., summers of “84” and “85.” MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: When I set off Mrs. Borowiec’s car alarm, When I plugged in the typewriter cord and the outlet sparked (blew out) PET PEEVE: backstabbers. FAVORITE SONG: “Thank you”; “You don’t have to be Od to be Wise”; “Lord of the Thighs.” AMBITION: To work at AT T, HAPPIEST WHEN: with John Cheryl Marie Boudreau Che” Happiness is not having what you want but wanting what you have.” FONDEST MEMORIES: May 24, 1983, Rush concert, August 26, 1985, December 9, 1983. PET PEEVE: snobs, school FAVORITE SONG: Broken Wings. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I become, to get married to Steve and have 3 kids HAPPIEST WHEN: Getting along with Steve. Kathleen Denise Brouillette “Kathy” Whether far or near — riends bring a special cheer. ADDRESS: 31 Anthony Street, Acushnet BIRTHDATE: October 28, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: October 26; August 16. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: My car not starting at the gas station and tow guys tried to start it. PET PEEVE: two-faced people. FAVORITE SONG: “Remember” AMBITION: To be a Secretary. HAPPIEST WHEN: I’m with my friends and getting out of work. 24 Seniors Stephen Donald Bruneau “Bru” One should strive for excellence rather than go through the motions.” ADDRESS: 207 Farmfield Court BIRTHDATE: March 9. 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: 12 84: Hayride; Homecoming Dances: M. C. and J. H.; Foxboro track studies; Camp Bournedale; Football, Baseball and Track teams; “Fresh-Fest ; Camp Massasoit; Power-I. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: tripping up stairs at the all sports banquet in front of a big crowd Junior year. PET PEEVE: crutches, my knee, “Go get urn ' Spr¬ ingfield,” “toot toot, “live it up,” “Big Blue, first night at Camp H. FAVORITE SONG: “One More Night AM¬ BITION: To win the Heisman Trophy and own half the East Coast. HAPPIEST WHEN: with my friends, oh yeah M. C. AND J. H., playing football. Robert John Brunette “Rob,” “Bru “Okuy, don’l believe me. ADDRESS: 20 Hill Street BIRTHDATE: June 28, 1967 FONDEST MEMORIES: summer of “85, going out with Peggy. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Being stop¬ ped by a policeman while Mr. Porter was along side of me. PET PEEVE: Graphic Arts, people that lie. FAVORITE SONG: “Rock-n-Roll, Party in the Streets.” AMBITION: To make money. HAPPIEST WHEN: with Peggy Heather Elizabeth Burt Show me someone who has never made a mistake and I ' ll show you someone who hasn ' t achieved very much. ADDRESS: 508 Rockdale Avenue, New Bedford BIR¬ THDATE: August 10, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Cheerleading. H.S.studies with Tony, basketball bus rides, Mr. Barriteau, Homecoming dances, great time with Kelly, B-ness, D., Camp Idylwold. MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: too many to choose from. PET PEEVE: SAT’s, 12B, alarm clocks. AMBITION: to be happy and successful, to own a beach house. HAPPIEST WHEN: with good friends. 1986 Katherine A. Byrd “Kathie, “Byrdie” “These are the best of times these are the worst of times.” ADDRESS: PO Box 798 BIRTHDATE: February 18, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Freshman year, shop, summer¬ time; weekends; Mrs. Belanger; Physiology, Mr. Allaire, involvement with YRUU. PET PEEVE: school, when it starts at 7:30 a.m. AMBITION: some dirt and a white picket fence. HAPPIEST WHEN: with good friends, on the beach, sleeping late. Lissa Cabeceiras ADDESS: 270 New Boston Road Sharo n Lynn Cabral “Sha Big G” “Treasured memories make each yesterday forever a part of today. ADDRESS: 5 Morgan Street BIRTHDATE: January 11, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: meeting Eric; the MG; Foreigner Concert; sudden trips to New Hampshire; Burger King incident; Crispy Adventure ' s with the Ant- tila brothers. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Me embarrassed? PET PEEVE: my alarm clock, Monday mornings. FAVORITE SONG: “I Want to Know What Love Is.” AMBITION: to go on to school for Business Ad¬ ministration and Computer Programming. HAPPIEST WHEN: spending time with Eric, also with Sue, Mike B., Mark and Mike A. Seniors 25 Patricia Anne Calderbank “Patti” Don ' t ask a question if you ' re afraid lo know the answer. ADDRESS: 35 Evergreen Street BIRTHDATE: March 22, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Ft. Lauderdale 85” with Dan; Florida “84 ; Danny, M. L., Framingham, “The Islands. snows with Dan; Murphy’s. MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: missing a chair and sitting on S. T. ' s plant with D. S., and D. M. PET PEEVE: Having no money, saying goodbye, 11 24 85. FAVORITE SONG: “Don ' t Let it End, Pieces of Eight.” AMBITION: to be happy and do everything I possibly can in a lifetime. HAPPIEST WHEN: with Dan, out with K. G.,). D. and K. L.; spying with K. G., in Florida Michelle Lee Calheta “Mich “The only way to have a friend is to be one. ADDRESS: 40 Maitland Street BIRTHDATE: November 15, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Steve and )ohn; Fox- boro; BA w BM; Treb; feff; Oxford crew; T camp “84”; Somerset; Gumby”; Mom and Dad; Meddy; surprise and pool parties; DMA ' 85; Slim’s language; HC ’84-’85; Ferly. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: almost turn¬ ing BS into soprano, summer of ’83; S. B.’s outbursts. PET PEEVE: losing bets to Stephen; practice in subzero weather; crutches. FAVORITE SONG: Heaven”; anything by the Who. AMBITION: to always have a reason to smile; to ride in Tom Cruise’s porshe and to own the Celtics. HAPPIEST WHEN: sharing good times with family; Jeff and friends Christine Calouro “Chris” All you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be.” ADDRESS: 25 Morgan Street BIRTHDATE: December 20, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Meeting Chris and Lynne; Florida “85 ; my ring; concerts; Lynne ' s party ' s; going out with Paul; all my good times with Chris. MOST EMBARRASING MOMENT: everyone makes mistakes, I don’t get embarrassed. PET PEEVE: cold mornings; working; waiting for the weekend to come. FAVORITE SONG: “Kashmire.” AMBITION: to be an accountant, own a horse and Porsche, have a nice house and get married. HAPPIEST WHEN: not in school; out wih Lynne; with Chris; spending money. Toni Lynn Cardoza The path to a riend’s house is never long.” ADDRESS: 12 Bernard Street BIRTHDATE: November 6, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Time with M. L„ B. L„ C. S., E. M., N. C., C. C., and C. S.; 4 12 85”; Summer of ' 85 in Maine with R. G.; Buttonwood Park; Mom and Dad; Hockey games; SAB; New Years Eve ’85. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: being down the Fort, slopping off the rocks and into the water. PET PEEVE: red lights, ringing telephones, Kathy ' s laugh, BSP. FAVORITE SONG: Say You, Say Me. AMBITION: To be something very important in life and to own a red corvette. HAPPIEST WHEN: with my friends. 1986 Kathleen Kelly Carney “Kat” “kelbel” “Get away from me kid, you’re bothering me. ADDRESS: 6 Turner Avenue BIRTHDATE: November 25, 1967 FONDEST MEMORIES: having fun with my friends. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: When I went into the room on the first day and was late. PET PEEVE: when you’re late to a class and everyone looks at you. FAVORITE SONG: “Open Arms AMBITION: settle down, successful life and a happy one. HAPPIEST WHEN: I am with my boyfriend and my friends. 26 Seniors Caroline Lee Cecil Snuggles” Ves (here ore two paths you can go back; bul in the long run. Ihere ' s still (ime to change the road you’re on. ADDRESS: 28 Briercliff Road BIRTHDATE: )uly 29, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: meeting Wayne and hear¬ ing my godchild ' s heartbeat for the first time. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: When my brother made me sit in snow. PET PEEVE: people who think they don ' t make mistakes. FAVORITE SONG: Thank You. AMBITION : to be a R.N. HAPPIEST WHEN: with Michael Chagnon Wayne. Jonny and Ronda and when it snows. ADDRESS: 48 Mainland Street Bethanie Marie Charbonneau “Beth For every joy that passes, something beautiful remains ADDRESS: 15 Mary Drive, Acushnet BIRTHDATE: April 14, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: shopping at Shaw’s; dinner parties (K. M., K. F„ D. F.) 3 a.m. talks with Mike; T. M.’s solo; C.F.D, on A.A.; the Italians; Chris M.; Nadia; Homecoming Court ' 85. MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: having to take a taxi home from school with eight other people sophomore year. PET PEEVE: people who don ' t listen, snobs. Mondays. FAVORITE SONG: Slit Skirts AMBITION: to travel around the world and always be happy. HAPPIEST WHEN: with friends, K. M. AND M. R., scoping with the gang, L. A., K. F„ K. F„ AND T. M. 1986 Christopher J. Claflin “Chris “Wait a minute, what are you talking about.” ADDRESS: 42 Church Street BIRTHDATE: March 8, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Bachelor Party; buckfest; basketball; pleasure dome; hurricane Gloria; wharf dances; Peter beater cruises; getting kicked out of pitch n ' putt, halloween 84 MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: driving into a parked car while taking a corner. PET PEEVE: old people driving, colgates, long lines, parent ' s advice. FAVORITE SONG: “Where have all the good limes gone AMBITION: to be unemployed and rich. HAPPIEST WHEN: playing basketball, creating havoc, with my friends, not being home. Catherine Anne Cloutier “Buckaroo L essentiel est invisible pour les yeux.” ADDRESS: 134 Peckham Road. Acushnet BIRTHDATE: January 20, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: June 8, 1984; summers ' 84 and ' 85; New Hampshire, Plymouth; walk¬ ing to basketball practice sophomore year with C. S. and D.; locker room monitor with S. D.; Billy” MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: interviewing Cindy at cable. PET PEEVE: SAT’S; 5:45 a.m.; Mondays. FAVORITE SONG: “Just You and I.” AMBITION: to own a Mercedes Sports Coupe and buy Paul a Ferrari. HAP¬ PIEST WHEN: with Paul. David E. Cook “Live to fly, fly to live ADDRESS: 41 Water Street BIRTHDATE: November 10, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: winter on West Island with R. M. and B. M. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: The day the computer forgot my term paper. PET PEEVE: Teacher ' s humor. FAVORITE SONG: “Aces High” AMBITION: Electrical Engineering. HAP¬ PIEST WHEN: living on West Island Seniors 27 Kim Marie Cormier Kimi” Why let the devil have all Ihe un.” ADDRESS: 19 Parker Street BIRTHDATE: March 22, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: all the times spent with Bob; Oxford ere; proms, Chris Medeiros; Tennis against Bourne; float meetings, basketball games; cable 2 news. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: having to tell a teacher that his fly was down. PET PEEVE: people who think they do no wrong, Spanish teachers, and hackers (T. D.) FAVORITE SONG: Hotel California” AMBI¬ TION: To become a registered nurse. HAPPIEST WHEN: with Bob and friends, spending time with my family. Randy Correia ADDRESS: 110 Coggeshall Street Brian D. Correia “Machine” ADDRESS: 55 Hawthorne Street BIRTHDATE: May 1, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Horseneck; hitting a house with Bert’s car; Fort Phoenix; basketball; taxi for S. A. ' s girls; C. S. — the junior high; b-ball camp with S. A. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: don’t get em¬ barrassed. PET PEEVE: not being able to play hoop, bor¬ ing lectures. FAVORITE SONG: Run-dmc” “Fat Boys” AMBITION: to be rich and own the L.A. Lakers. HAP¬ PIEST WHEN: when with C. S., playing basketball, chilling with the fellas 1986 Lisa Marie Correia “Lee” The past is gone, it’s overtime, so live for the uture and really have fun ADDRESS: 57 Wycamore Street BIRTHDATE: July 11, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: spring 85”; Jr. Prom; Mike; Dartmouth Jamboree ”84 ; band trip to D.C.; times with L. D., L. R., and C. P. MOST EMBARRASS¬ ING MOMENT: hitting an old man over his head with my flag at the Quincy Parade. PET PEEVE: snobs, liars, Dartmouth Indians, conceited people FAVORITE SONG: “Almost Paradise” AMBITION: to be an ex¬ ecutive secretary. HAPPIEST WHEN: with my family and friends and with Michael and Lee. Carolyn Costa Robert Costa “Cal” ADDRESS: 444 Sconticut Neck Road “J don ' t know where I’m going, but I’m on my way. ADDRESS: 39 Bridge Street BIRTHDATE: January 11, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Mr. Dufour (P.D.); Dancing with Kris and Wendy, beating Dartmouth 34-28; camp¬ ing with the crew; field hockey camp 85.” MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: Linda Dias’ party. PET PEEVE: backstappers; speeding tickets, waking up ear¬ ly, intervals, zerky boyfriends. FAVORITE SONG: “Greatest love of all, the real Roxanne” AMBITION: to live life to its fullest and remember what all of this means when I look back at it. HAPPIEST WHEN: with friends K. P., K. M„ J. F„ D. J. C. C., S. D„ R. F. 28 Seniors Lynn Cottrill “L.C.” “Flynn Remember yesterday, look forward to tomorrow, hut live for today.” ADDRESS: 12 Morton Street B1RTHDATE: March 12, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: July 4, 1985; float meetings; Oxford school crew; tennis match at Bourne; basketball games. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: running after a fly ball in wet grass and ending up in giant puddle with a whole softball team watching. PET PEEVE: English teachers, Spanish teachers, volleyball coaches Flach and Sewuso. FAVORITE SONG: Stair¬ way to Heaven” AMBITION: to get my masters in nurs¬ ing, HAPPIEST WHEN: with friends, hang in with Trudy. Robert Crabbe “Rob” Go ahead,make my day. ADDRESS: 24 Holiday Drive. BIRTHDATE: January 3, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: A.A.V. Championships; Pete’s class; Martha’s Vineyard. MOST EMBARRASS¬ ING MOMENT: Getting pantsed by Mikey at the fair. PET PEEVE: Burnouts; O.T.R.; B-balls FAVORITE SONG: Fairy Tale Lover,” Ladidady”. AMBITION: To become rich and famous, and never come back to Massachusetts. HAPPIEST WHEN: Competing in tour¬ naments, with friends Marc Robert Coutinho “Couto” Cunya” It’s better to be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.” ADDRESS: 588 Middle Road, Acushnet BIRTHDATE: June 14,1967 FONDEST MEMORIES: bugrunning, 7 20 84, Carver — 85”; Boston ’85; 7 1 85; Dio. MOST EMBARRASS¬ ING MOMENT: getting into a fight in the middle of math class with Tommy Gomes junior year. PET PEEVE: cops, haircuts, radar guns, trans-ams. FAVORITE SONG: Comfortably numb. AMBITION: to own a nightclub and other businesses and live very comfortable. HAPPIEST WHEN: at the beach, with friends, making money, sleeping Wendy Sue Crane Baby Crane “Yes, there are two paths you can go by but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you’re on. ADDRESS: 9 Day Street BIRTHDATE: July 11, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Quebec; mopeding in the winter, spaghetti with mushrooms chorus; summer ’85; “C’est quoi ton nom?”; weekends at the old house. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: screwing up while playing flute with Meu at my cousin’s wedding. PET PEEVE: pepperoni pizza, alarm clocks. FAVORITE SONG: Bohemian Rhapsody. AMBITION: to play piano in a bar. HAPPIEST WHEN: with friends, playing piano or any instrument. Christopher Cozzens ADDRESS: 11 Ebony Street Janie Lyn Cunningham ADDRESS: 149 Green Street BIRTHDATE: September 21, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Sept. 2, 1984; Freetown; Taunton; being with friends PET PEEVE: Mondays, homework, Paul’s car, gym. FAVORITE SONG: anything by Motley Crue or Dio. AMBITION: To be rich and get married someday. HAPPIEST WHEN: With Paul, being with friends, at the beach. Seniors 29 Rebecca DeSouza “Becky, Beck” Robert Dakin ADDRESS: 185 Leonard Street Susan Darwell Half our lives are spent wishing for tomorrow the other half spent wishing or yesterday.” ADDRESS: 60 Bayview Avenue BIRTHDATE: June 28, 1967 FONDEST MEMORIES: hockey games; times with D. M„ D. M., J. M„ S. D„ and C. C. MOST EMBARRASS¬ ING MOMENT: C. M. ' s house with L. D. PET PEEVE: snobs, cliques, two faced people. FAVORITE SONG: “Freebird,” Hotel California. AMBITION: To be hap¬ py in whatever I do. HAPPIEST WHEN: with friends and Joshua. “Everything comes to him who hustles while he waits. ADDRESS: 41 Dartmouth Street BIRTHDATE: March 23, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: C’est quoi ton nom?”; Quebec; DJBD’s stories; basketball games; lunch table jr. yr.; yearbook office 7th per.; summer ’85; “moviefests.” MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: In orchestra, when the piano bench fell and I went with it. PET PEEVE: “What does the ‘R’ stand for?”; fake smiles. FAVORITE SONG: “The Impossible Dream” AMBITION: Be suc¬ cessful, enjoy it, and always be able to smile. HAPPIEST WHEN: Out with “the gang”; playing piano with W.C. Paul DeTerra ADDRESS: 55 Cedar Street 1986 Linda Theresa Dias “Linda Lou, S. W.” “To reach a rainbow you have to tolerate the rain.” ADDRESS: 69 Sconticut Neck Road BIRTHDATE: June 4, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Hawaii ' 84 with Danny; P. B.’s roof; Aunt Evelyn; June 24, 1985; Tracy’s parties; Jr. Prom; July 3-5 with Mo.; cheering; Otto; Donald Duck ride; Sept. 20. 1985; quarters; C. G. falling. MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: “Just one more.” PET PEEVE: People who talk about others when they are no better. FAVORITE SONG: “Up where We Belong,” “Freebird.” AMBITION: To be rich and always have something to laugh about. HAPPIEST WHEN: With my best friend Tracy; out with good friends. Peter John Dias “Pizza” Our happiness in this world depends on Ihe infections we are enable to inspire.” ADDRESS: 156 Alden Road BIRTHDATE: October 14. 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: being at Fairhaven High, hockey 1982-1986; girls; bonfires at W. Island; Beth’s parties; driving in cars with fine girls; state hockey tour¬ nament 1984-85; Canada. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: being seen with Kev and Jerry. PET PEEVE: morning practices before school, pinners. FAVORITE SONG: “The Rain Song. AMBITION: to work at a major hospital in Massachusetts, to own a fast car and a fast girl. HAPPIEST WHEN: with girls. 30 Seniors Bert Dwayne Diggins ‘Ten right” ADDRESS: 24 Hathaway Street BIRTHDATE: January 3, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: the camaro, Jr. class bash; vacation; Jr. Prom; Maiden and Aerosmith concerts; first half of my senior football season; Michelle. MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: never has any. PET PEEVE: people who are cocky and they have nothing to be cocky abort. FAVORITE SONG: The Trooper” AMBI¬ TION: to live comfortably, and never have to worry about money. HAPPIEST WHEN: having fun with friends Timothy Edward Doyle “Slim” “Ah what a tangled web we weave when we practice to deceive.” ADDRESS: 339 Sconlicut Neck Road BIRTHDATE: September 26, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: basketball-hockey games; New Years 84-85; buck festnight after with S. M. and P. D.; study per. 5 Jr. year; 2112; B. A. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: when Furd, Loaf and Krough hung me from the hook in the round gym in front of the cheerleaders and weight lifters. PET PEEVE: hackers — Kim Cormier; flamers, and people who think they ' re everything. FAVORITE SONG: Turn the page, Hotel California. AMBITION: World domination, own a Lamborginie and lead a good life. HAPPIEST WHEN: sleeping, not in school, with friends and family, having a good time. Susan Elizabeth Drew “Sue If we learn from our mistakes, I ought to be a genius.” ADDRESS: 10 Cherrystone Road BIRTHDATE: July 25. 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Homecoming dances; Senior prom ' 85 ' ; cheering; locker room with Cathy and Jane; Martha’s Vineyard ' 85 ' ; Horseneck Beach; studies in guidance; ski trip ' 84. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: Having a piece of toilet paper stuck to my foot in New York City, and having everyone in the restaurant laughing at me. PET PEEVE: getting up early, homework, backstabbers, Mr. P. FAVORITE SONG: In the Air Tonight, anything by Prince. AMBITION: to be happy, rich and successful at managing “the business ; to own a Ferrari. HAPPIEST WHEN: with good friends, having a good time, at the beach. Mario Jeannette Ducharme Matthew Dugas My bloody road remains a mystery ADDRESS: 35 Washington Street ADDRESS: 46 Point Street BIRTHDATE: November 10, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Motley Crue 85 ; Robert Plant “85 ; nights with P. S.; falling in love with a cer¬ tain someone; the feast 85.” MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: flipping out down the stairs. PET PEEVE: liars, backstabbers, punk, late people, gym, macho men, creeps, speeding tickets. FAVORITE SONG: Stairway to Heaven, All of My Love, Truly. AMBITION: graduate from college, get rich, be happy with my whole life. HAPPIEST WHEN: thinking of the past being with the one I love. Michael Edwards “The Ed”, Snake” “No Pain, No Gain” ADDRESS: 165 Ebony Street BIRTHDATE: January 15, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Dec. 30, 1984; Summers with Jimmy, Fatman, Gonzo, and Dick; Feb. 29, 1985; D.T.R. and Me; Kerba forever; The Night MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: What embarrassing moment? PET PEEVE: Pencil necks with nice chicks FAVORITE SONG: “Object of My Desire” AMBITION: To own my own business and to drive a Ferrari by the time I ' m 25 HAPPIEST WHEN: At Horseneck Beach with my toes in the sand Seniors 31 Robert A. Ferreira “Rob, Ferly, Furburglar” Padraic Elliott ADDRESS: 36 Washington Street Mary Pereira Fernandes Ma” “To want something you can never get” ADDRESS: 378 Main Street BIRTHDATE: )uly 2, 1967 FONDEST MEMORIES: dancing with P. H.; going to the beach with |. S.; double dating with J. S., P. M., and L. F. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: losing my bathing suit top at the beach with A. F., L. F., M. C., J. R.. and P. F. PET PEEVE: getting up early in the morning, work¬ ing. FAVORITE SONG: “Say you, Say me.” AMBITION: to be successful in life. HAPPIEST WHEN: out with my friends having a wild time. “When you know that your time is close at hand maybe then you’ll begin to understand that life down here is just a strange illusion ...” ADDRESS: 27 Union Street, Acushnet BIRTHDATE: March 7, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: W. I. 84-85; March 8,1985; Beth’s house; Horseneck, Chuck swimm¬ ing in March; Ed’s Honda; football Junior year. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: I’m never embarrassed. PET PEEVE: Fords, the fact that Chris Medeiros moved to Florida; classes, homework. FAVORITE SONG: “Whole lotta Love, Last in Line.” AMBITION: to work hard and be something someday. HAPPIEST WHEN: causing trouble with friends. 1986 Cynthia Ann Fisher “Cindy, Fish” Modesty fo rbids what the law does not; whoooeee, what a hoggin. ADDRESS: 27 Fort Street BIRTHDATE: February 19, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Mom; Amy; cruising; C. P. and C. P.; float meetings, basketball, football, and hockey games; 360; p. stop, sidelines with Tony, ma¬ jorettes, Dachelor party; buckfest; Homecoming Dance ’85. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: falling down stairs on my knees; accident on the Ave. PET PEEVE: waking up for school, rainy Mondays, Colgate smiles, losing, practicing; K. F., C. G. FAVORITE SONG: “Hard to say I’m sorry,” “That’s what Friends are for.” AMBI¬ TION: to accomplish something major in my life, be happy successful and to always have something to laugh at. HAPPIEST WHEN: with family and friends, laughing, accomplishing something, not working, hav¬ ing time to myself, lots of money to spend. Kimberly Ann Fletcher “Kim” If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you it’s yours, if it doesn’t, hunt it down and kill it.” ADDRESS: 153 Green Street BIRTHDATE: November 17, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: my three years at Holy Family; senior year at F.H.S.; SEM; Mr. Brown; Ring Dance ’84; playing softball at H.F.H.S. PET PEEVE: get¬ ting up in the morning, snobby people. FAVORITE SONG: “Stairway to Heaven.” AMBITION: to be suc¬ cessful in life. HAPPIEST WHEN: with friends, with that special someone, playing softball. Kimberly Ann Fonteneau “Kim” To make the world a happy place, one must show it a friendly face. ADDRESS: 22 Village Avenue, Acushnet BIRTHDATE: April 3, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Jr. Prom; Homecoming ’85; cruising float meetings; C.F.D on A. A.; speedbump ; Chris Medeiros; Oak tree”; summer ' 85; 8 per. study. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: getting paged at Calan’s and Yesterday’s everyone knowing I was grounded. PET PEEVE: being ticked; Sr. Citizen’s day at work; snobby people. FAVORITE SONG: Hello. AMBITION: to be happy and successful. HAPPIEST WHEN: scoping with T. M„ L. C., L. A., B. C„ K. F.; someone special. 32 Seniors Kelly Leigh Foster “Kel, hips” Love and friendship bridge all space lo make (he world a happier place. ADDRESS: 17 Cedar St. BIRTHDATE: December 16, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: A. A. with B. C., L. A., T. M., K. F.; Matt and Rabbit; Sail Away; Junior Prom; all the great times with Peggy and Beth; Magoo MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: Halloween Dance 85” PET PEEVE: waiting, the locker room, J.S. FAVORITE SONG: Forever.” AMBITION: to graduate from college and marry someone rich and handsome. HAPPIEST Kathleen Freitas WHEN: with good friends, at SailAway. ADDRESS: 231 Mattapoisett Road Susan Elizabeth Gauthier “Sue, Snoopy” Do what you dream. ADDRESS: 40 Cherry Street BIRTHDATE: December 11, 1967 FONDEST MEMORIES: the big O; New Year ' s Eve 84 ' ; field hockey Div III championship; 4 13 84; Pico Beach; little fish; camping 83’. MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: Singing Hot for Teacher with J. L. and Mr. Allaire walked by. PET PEEVE: unfinished sentences, “fake people, moths and Egyptians. FAVORITE SONG: “Spend My Life With You,” “Without You” AMBITION: Wildlife Biologist. HAP¬ PIEST WHEN: with frien ds, driving, in Nantucket, with animals Tracy Ann Gay ton “Tra, BF” “The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. ADDRESS: 56 Wilding Street BIRTHDATE: May 8, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: the night I met Paul; our 1st Christmas together; my ring; the great times with Linda; weekends with Lisa and John; Newport 7-13-85; skiing with Paul; 6-24-85. PET PEEVE: clicks; people full of hatred. FAVORITE SONG: “My Love,” “Faithfully” AMBITION: to be successful in whatever I do and to spend the rest of my life with Paul. HAPPIEST WHEN: quiet times with Paul, out having a good time with friends. 1986 Michael James Gill “Mike” “When we go up the hill of fortune may we never meet a friend coming down.” ADDRESS: 13 Blossom Street BIRTHDATE: January 13, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: 3 10 84; 5 5 84; making the states in 84-85; Heineken Hill with Mark and Steve. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: accidently scoring a goal against my own team. PET PEEVE: cheerleaders who think they are too good to cheer for hockey. AMBI¬ TION: to play college hockey and be happy in life. HAP¬ PIEST WHEN: with Jane, playing hockey, not playing football. Vincent Carmen Goglia 3rd. “Vinny, Vin, Sgt. Vinny” Theirs is not to question why; theirs is but to do and die.” ADDRESS: 34 Francis Street BIRTHDATE: June 11,1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: first few W.I. Friday nights. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: I have never been embarrassed. PET PEEVE: computer class. FAVORITE SONG: “Aces High,” “Flash of the Blade” AMBITION: to become good at whatever I do. HAPPIEST WHEN: I am out with my friends and not having any homework. Seniors 33 Allen Greenson ADDRESS: 146 Main Street Kelly Ann Guilherme “Kel” Nothing lasts forever. ADDRESS: 12 Reservation Road BIRTHDATE: June 23, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: being with Ed; spying with P. C.; times in New York; 11-22-85 with P. C., K. L., and J. D.; Mondays with everyone. MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: throwing my gum in the teachers face instead of Dave’s. PET PEEVE: underclass people that think they’re something specials, liars. FAVORITE SONG: “I Miss You” “Comfortably Numb” AMBITION: to travel all over the world. Be with my friends in New York. HAPPIEST WHEN: getting in trouble, going out with friends, shopping. Kelly Ann Guillotte “Kel” Love and friendship are the greatest things in life. ADDRESS: 133 Pleasant Street BIRTHDATE: April 11, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: times spent with family and friends, grandmemere; cheerleaders ' dances; |R. and Sr. Proms; basketball, football and hockey games; October 5, 1985; January 16, 17, and 18, 1986; summer of ’85. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: too many to list. PET PEEVE: sore losers. FAVORITE SONG: “You’re the Inspiration AMBITION: to be a successful and happy business woman. HAPPIEST WHEN: with the ones I love, singing. John Terence Haaland “Howie,” “The kid” Sometimes you just have to say, “What the ‘heck’? ADDRESS: 87 Francis Street BIRTHDATE: November 15, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Jr. Prom; Cheerleaders Dance ' 85, summer ’85; Doug’s hot tub parties; state tourney ' 85; Bourne game ' 84; football ’85; H. S. Super- bowl with S.B. and M. C.; cable MOST EMBARRASS¬ ING MOMENT: vomiting on the pitcher’s mound in the pony league playoffs. PET PEEVE: fake smiles, 2-faced people, cockiness, colgates. FAVORITE SONG: “Glory Days” AMBITION: Play pro football or baseball, own a large estate, to be successful in engineering and life, to raise a family. HAPPIEST WHEN: on payday, with friends and family at a party or the beach, “censored” 1986 Edmund Anthony Hebert “Ed, Eddy” ADDRESS: 386 Alden Road BIRTHDATE: July 2, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: times spent with family and friends, special times spent with Cal. Christmas ’84; Valentines Day 85’; track. MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: when my car got hit by a tree; being a tourist with Chris. PET PEEVE: sprints, inter¬ vals, stations, and all other forms of torture, smiling faces on Mondays. FAVORITE SONG: “Surrender,” “How soon is now,” Blister in the Sun.” AMBITION: bo become successful, leave this town and lose the directions that will bring me back here. HAPPIEST WHEN: not in an argument with someone, listening to progressive rock, behind a computer terminal putting someone down. Mark Isaksen “Sparky” “Resolve to be thyself, and know that he who finds himself loses his misery.” ADDRESS: 9 Blossom Street BIRTHDATE: April 2, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Brazil ’84; foreign friends; sail¬ ing; the Hill with Mike and Steve; Cable 2; T-Day games; learning from my mistakes; Spray; 1986. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: getting lost on a bus in Brazil; April ' 82. PET PEEVE: people who don’t know when to stop, football camp, birthday parties. FAVORITE SONGS: “New Year ' s Day, “Stolen Car AMBITION: travel the world, but not as a “tourist”; graduate from Georgetown. HAPPIEST WHEN: putting my thoughts into words; being with a “hey you.” 34 Seniors Gunnar Jacobsen ADDRESS: 24 Birchfield Street Kimberley Ann Jeffries Kim” 40 hours, No Doubt.” ADDRESS: 53 Huttleston Avenue BIRTHDATE: November 27, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: the day Carmen and I took off and went to Hyannis for the day; summer of ' 85. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: be¬ ing seen with G. M. PET PEEVE: Favoritism, people who think they are better than others, freshmen. FAVORITE SONG: “Object of my desire” AMBITION: to be a registered nurse in the Air Force. HAPPIEST WHEN: I’m with my friends, having no worries. Joy Lynn Kowal “Petey cliffnote” Li fe isn’t worth living without friends ADDRESS: 14 Saratoga Street BIRTHDATE: January 9, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: summer of 85.” MOST EMBARARASSING MOMENT: fell down addition building stairs. PET PEEVE: homework, rm. 7 study, Mr. Barriteau FAVORITE SONG: “Friends. AMBI¬ TION: to be good at everything I do. HAPPIEST WHEN: with friends. 1986 Karie Lynn Kozuch Don ' t let yesterday use up much of today. ADDRESS: 135 Chestnut Street BIRTHDATE: September 22, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Holy Fami¬ ly; M. L.; summer; my family; Jr. Ring Dance; fighting with J. S. in N.H.; going downtown Junior year. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: 11 10 84, slipping on the track, going 0-12 in ' 85. PET PEEVE: people who lack conviction, insipidness, gym. FAVORITE SONG: Straight from the Heart,” “Just Once.” AMBITION: to be successful and happy at whatever I choose to pursue. HAPPIEST WHEN: playing tennis, out of school, shopp¬ ing, with someone I like. Marcia Kennefick ADDRESS: 44 Pleasant St. Eric Paul Labonte “Weasel True feeling should be revealed not concealed. ADDRESS: 18 Roy Street BIRTHDATE: May 17, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: hockey 84-85; states; France; cards 205; Ed’s Honda; times with Rach.; being with kid; Pete A. Geometry; package; buf. MOST EMBARRASS¬ ING MOMENT: getting caught by M. G. about tarzan. PET PEEVE: kid saying because,” term paper; waking up; Ed Morris progressives; A.T.NA. FAVORITE SONG; Say you. Say Me,” “Never Surrender. AMBITION: to play hockey in college, to be successful. HAPPIEST WHEN: playing hockey, out with friends, at Marine Park, at West Island. Seniors 35 James Alan Langlais “Lang” Pokeage” ADDRESS: 57 Rogerson Avenue, Acushnet BIR- THDATE: August 30. 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: water skiing in New Hampshire, Ford Ski trip; joking with the Dup; E. L. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: dislocating my elbow in gym class. PET PEEVE: runn¬ ing, colgates, waking up. FAVORITE SONG: “The Wanderer AMBITION: receive a Phd. in microbiology and get rich. HAPPIEST WHEN: with friends, with my family, summer vacation. Elizabeth Mary Lavoie Mamma Beth Beth Israel” “Good things come in small packages.” ADDRESS: 138 Main Street BIRTHDATE: April 12, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: summer of ' 85 with E. M., C. S., and M. R.; senior float meetings; T. C., N. C., M. L.; West Island bon fires; parties at my house. MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: when Ed gave me my 17th birth¬ day gift. PET PEEVE: Ed’s cocky remarks, people that think they are better than others. FAVORITE SONG: Separate Lives,” “Stairway to Heaven. AMBITION: to be a secretary. HAPPIEST WHEN: with friends, get together, picking on Peter, seeing Peter’s smile. 36 Seniors Christopher Todd Langlois “Lang “He who will not reason is a bigot; he who cannot is a fool; and he who cares not is a slave. ADDRESS: 6 Hedge Street BIRTHDATE: October 31, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Renee; Poker rm. 205; Wapum pa.”; Mr. P.’ Finks Bashes; the states; summer ’85; “Ploughs”; Europe ’85; H.S. studies; Suzanne Vega MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: “Lang sit down and be quiet, before you embarrass yourself.” Thanks Mr. M.; being a tourist. PET PEEVE: Ed ' s caustic humor, frig looters; good-byes. FAVORITE SONG: “Out of Con¬ trol,” anything by the boys from Dublin, Ireland. AMBI¬ TION: to travel through time, fly the shuttle, live til I die, plunder the earth. HAPPIEST WHEN: playing hockey, under the sun, traveling the world, torching up a bunsen burner, winning. Amy Kristine Laubi The real in us is silent, the acquired is talkat ive. ADDRESS: 113 Laurel Street BIRTHDATE: December 12, 1967 FONDEST MEMORIES: summer ’85; movie “fests”; November 23, ' 85; A Christinas Carol; Friday 4th period study; police car; Quebec, Hayride; show chorus; ping pong party. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: the last volleyball game ’85 PET PEEVE: “chic” and yous guys.” FAVORITE SONG: “No Jacket Re¬ quired AMBITION: to be happy in whatever I do, never take life or myself too seriously, to always have joie de vivre. HAPPIEST WHEN: with the gang, skiing, shopping, spending money, La Rose. 1986 Marcelle J. Lemaire “Marcie” “Risks must be taken because the greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing. He who risks nothing does nothing, has nothing, is nothing.” ADDRESS: 136 North William Street BIRTHDATE: February 26, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: R. F. March 8, ’85; West Island bonfires; times with T. C. N. C., and B. L.; Jamboree ' 85; Chatham ’85; Jr. Prom; Beth’s par¬ ties; times with K. T. and A. B.; S.A.B.; BOBU. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: bringing hamburglar to S.M.U with K. A. PET PEEVE: boredom, rainy days, without money, underclassmen. FAVORITE SONG; “In the Air Tonight,” “Babo O’Riley” AMBITION: to always be happy and make the best of everything. HAPPIEST WHEN: out with friends, having a good time, in Chathan, with R. F. Michael James Leonard “Len” “He who does not consider himself fortunate is unfortunate. ADDRESS: 36 Laurel Street BIRTHDATE: February 23, 1967 FONDEST MEMORIES: being with friends, camp¬ ing, Sunday football games on T.V.; canoeing on Long Pond. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: falling over chair in cafeteria. PET PEEVE: girls with short hair, Mrs. Lima ' s 7th period study. FAVORITE SONG: “Faithfully” AMBITION: comfortably wealthy and hap¬ pily married with one son. HAPPIEST WHEN: playing football, getting along with parent, hitting someone hard, loved. Pamela Leong “Pam The only person you can depend on is yourself. ADDRESS: 89 Union Street BIRTHDATE: September 29, 1967 FONDEST MEMORIES: when seven people cram¬ med in a little car to the haunted house: the summer of 85 ' at the beach. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Went to room 5A third period instead of 4th. PET PEEVE: people who talk too much and people who think they’re better than anyone else. FAVORITE SONG: “The Search is Over. AMBITION: to be suc¬ cessful in whatever I do. HAPPIEST WHEN: with friends, traveling together. Joanne Lorraine “Jo, Pigpen” “These are the best of times.” ADDRESS: 46 Gherry St. BIRTHDATE: June 4, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Vinyard “85”; spending time with L. P., J. A., and S. G.; Beth’s parties; camping 83’; Pico Beach; summers. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: Singing “Hot for Teacher” with S. G. just as Mr. Allaire walked by. PET PEEVE: early mornings, homework, late people. FAVORITE SONG: “Old Time Rock-n-Roll. “Hard to say I’m sorry AMBITION: To be a successful business person. HAPPIEST WHEN: with family, friends, and spending time with Dan. Carmelo Manna “Little Borska” “Mello” Live life to the fullest ’cause you only live once. ADDRESS: 52 Spring St. BIRTHDATE: August 28.1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Gaps at David Costa ' s house; |r. and Sr. Prom; Quebec 1 1 ip: Europe; baseball: summers of ' 84. ' 85; waterskiing; skiing; hunting. MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: Falling down the stairs. PET PEEVE: People who think they’re bad. but they ' re really losers. Mr Bender; K. S.; people who hate ITALIANS! FAVORITE SONG: “Heaven,” “Against All Odds.” AM¬ BITION: To be successful and own a Lamborghini. HAPPIEST WHEN: Sleeping; playing baseball, being with friends K. G., | F., T. E., M. B. 1986 Kellie Jo Martin “Kell” How high I am, how high I see, how high I reach, depends on me.” ADDRESS: 441 Main St., Acushnet. BIRTHDATE: September 4, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Times with Mike, Beth, Chuck, and Ed; float meetings; track meets; Pine Hill; camping with M. C.; shopping trips to Shaw ' s; hockey: Horseneck; laughing with S.B, MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: Falling out of a car while it was still going; dropping weighty on S. B.’s squeaky.” PET PEEVE: J. C. getting up in A M.; people who keep my clothes. FAVORITE SONG: “Forever, Heaven.” AM¬ BITION: To be stranded on a deserted tropical island with M. R. HAPPIEST WHEN: With Beasley, sleeping; nothing goes wrong. Amy Jeanne Manley “Ames A time to weep, and a time to laugh, a time to mourn, and a time to dance.” ADDRESS: 3 Reynolds Drive BIRTHDATE: November 14. 1967 FONDEST MEMORIES: Ellis Haven and gang; work with Cindy; double dates with Sal and Rich; |r. Miss Pageant; dancing; times with Jeff. MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: Driving up on the curb while try¬ ing to park on Larch Ave. PET PEEVE: Colgate smiles; crowded halls and locker room. FAVORITE SONG: “Babe.” AMBITION: To be the best at whatever I do. HAPPIEST WHEN: Dancing; laughing with gang; talking with Sal and Cin. Matthew Martin ADDRESS: 365 Sconticut Neck Rd. Seniors 37 John Joseph McCorkle “Schmeggie How are you? ADDRESS: 27 Babbitt St. BIRTHDATE: May 26, 1966. FONDEST MEMORIES: The nice teachers. MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: When I tripped on the stair. PET PEEVE: Someone throwing things in study hall period 7. FAVORITE SONG: Any song by Rush or Iron Maiden. AMBITION: Boxer. HAPPIEST WHEN: I give my friends something. Susan Lynne Medeiros “Sue” Sadness is but a wall be tween two gardens.” ADDRESS: 81 Bridge St. BIRTHDATE: December 30, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: English muffins; “Solid ; “The Past”; Field Hockey Championship; magic dust; band with Nat and Larson; the Big “Q.” MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: Falling in a mud puddle during a field hockey game; Pepto-Bismo. PET PEEVE: Moths; paste and crayons; dirtball; intervals; synthetic girls. AMBITION: Social worker. HAPPIEST WHEN: With family and close friends. Michael Francis McDonald II “Mick” OK big guy you earned it.” ADDRESS: 24 Highland Ave. BIRTHDATE: July 16, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Fire in T. G. room; West Island bonfires; summer of ' 85 (RS); the “NECK. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Walking into the wrong room. PET PEEVE: Algebra; school; finks; teachers; waking up in the morning. FAVORITE SONG: In the Air Tonight.” AMBITION: To go into the Coast Guard. HAPPIEST WHEN: Friday nights; not working; with the crew out of school. Jane Nathalie McQuillan The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. ADDRESS: 54 Gilbert St. BIRTHDATE: November 28. 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: 3 10 84. 3 17 84, 5 5 84. being with Michael; Washington, D.C. trip; hockey games; Beth ' s parties; Junior Prom (court); Senior float at Terry ' s house; float meetings in junior year. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Wiping out on Michael’s moped on someone’s front lawn while sup¬ posedly learning how to drive it. PET PEEVE: 12A; do¬ ing Michael ' s homework; waiting. FAVORITE SONG: “Heaven “Magic Power. AMBITION: To live a suc¬ cessful and happy life with someone special. HAPPIEST WHEN: Alone with Michael. 1986 Thomas Joseph Medeiros “Tom” Grasp eternal values firmly and you will loosely hold the world’s treasures.” ADDRESS: 71 Brown St. BIRTHDATE: May 23, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Europe; engineering class; Honor Society study. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: Tripping over a net during a tennis game. PET PEEVE: Conceited people; burn outs. FAVORITE SONG: “Freedom from Darkness.” AMBITION: To suc¬ ceed in all that I do. HAPPIEST WHEN: Being with my friends. Robert J. Melanphy “Rob” “Veni. Vidi. Vici.” ADDRESS: 10 Cherry St. BIRTHDATE: April 5, 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: Ed smashing his car dodr against a tree; track meets and bus rides; Friday night football games; Quebec; rally; Halloween; New Year’s; U2. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Being caught with stolen sweat tops and trying to get myself out it. PET PEEVE: Ed’s superiority complex; smoking area; football weather; class of ' 85. FAVORITE SONG: A Sort of Homecoming.” AMBITION: To make enough money in ten years to be able to retire and live someplace warm. HAPPIEST WHEN: With friends; run¬ ning track; playing football; with family; having money; at beach. 38 Seniors Christine L. Mello Chris The strongest man in the world is he who stands most alone.” ADDRESS: 454 Bridge St. BIRTHDATE: October 10. 1968 FONDEST MEMORIES: |ohn. Don and E. F.; NET and F ' C ' 84 and ' 85; Bob Sing; Yale ' 85; Alkhan; States ' 84 and ' 85; Rhodv ' 85; times with the seals; T. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: 81 feet.” PET PEEVE: K. P and E H. ' s humor. FAVORITE SONG: I Can Dream About You. AMBITION: To go to West Point and suc¬ ceed in the U.S. Army. HAPPIEST WHEN: Winning; listening to Motorhead. Christine Constance Menard “Chris “A smile is a gently curved line that sets a lot of things straight.” ADDRESS; 71 Adams St. BIRTHDATE: August 20, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Times spent with family; H. S. Studies; B.B. games; Rocky Point; S. F.; P. G.; Martha’s Vineyard; M. D. ' s dances; Wed. nights with Finn ; Horseneck. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: The One Way”; Martha’s Vineyard Wipeout. PET PEEVE: Monday mornings; rainy days; hypocrites; finals; grills. FAVORITE SONG: Power of Love.” AMBITION: To be happily married and to be an elementary school teacher. HAPPIEST WHEN: With family and friends; on vacation; laughing: talking; dancing. Darren S. Mello ADDRESS: 663 Washington St. BIRTHDATE: December 29. 1968, FONDEST MEMORIES: French with Mr. Dufour; EFDR; )oie de vivre. PET PEEVE: Stop signs; snobs; J. H. FAVORITE SONG: Smoke on the Water. AMBITION: To get rich however I have to. HAPPIEST WHEN: Out with friends; 8th period at 1 45 p.m. Lisa Ann Menard “Biddy Boo” If you love something, set it free; if it returns, it’s yours; if not, it never was.” ADDRESS: 8 Clark St. BIRTHDATE: September 8, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: My year in Denmark; going to Niagara Falls with John; going out with Tracy and Paul; 11 5 82; Sophomore ski trip. PET PEEVE: Wasting time away; insincere and superficial people. FAVORITE SONG: “Free Bird.” AMBITION: To travel everywhere with the one I love and have a successful and happy career. HAPPIEST WHEN: With John and or friends on a sunny springtime day. Karen Ann Mello “Why be difficult when with u little effort you cun he impossible. ADDRESS: 18 Elm Avenue BIRTHDATE: October 22. 1967. FONDEST MEMORIES: Cheerleading; track ' 83; cruising with the gang; carrying Cindy in after a rough night; 11 18 85; rowdy lunch hours; Wild Pete. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Glowing at Caesar ' s. PET PEEVE: People with ego problems. FAVORITE SONG: Careless Whisper Sweet Baby James. AMBITION: To tour Europe; to live a happy and successful life; to own an MGB. HAPPIEST WHEN: Laughing with friends; with my boyfriend; when FHS wins; cheering. Mark Menard “Mark” “Wait a minute, what are you talking about? ADDRESS: 6 Henry Drive, Acushnet. BIRTHDATE: January 29. 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Basketball; baseball; bachelor party; getting kicked out of Pitch and Putt. PET PEEVE: Colgates; slow drivers; long lines. AMBITION: To be rich. HAPPIEST WHEN: Playing basketball; with Jane. Seniors 39 Kristine Mendell “Kris You only live once so sometimes you have to say ' What the--7” ADDRESS: 83 Laurel St. BIRTHDATE: )uly 1, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer ' 85; West Island; “Tango”; State Horse Show; hanging with my friends D. W„ K. S.. K. M„ C. C„ W. A.. K. G.; Florida ' 85. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Almost falling in English with high heels. PET PEEVE: Waiting; fatness; slow drivers; cold weather; school; homework. FAVORITE SONG: “Party all the Time by Eddie Murphy. AMBI¬ TION: To own a riding stable and breed horses! HAP¬ PIEST WHEN: Riding my horse “Max ; with my Michael Messier friends; not at school! ADDRESS: 10 Wood St. fane Nancy Michaud Many dreams come true, some have silver linings, I live for my dreams, and a pocketful of gold. ADDRESS: 890 Sconticut Neck Rd. BIRTHDATE: lanuary 1, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Ski trip ’84; ]unior Prom; float meetings, times with Sue and Sue; hockey games; whale watch ' 84. MOST EMBARRASS¬ ING MOMENT: The night we got home from the ski trip when my mother drove by me three times before pick¬ ing me up. PET PEEVE: Cliques; Food Mart; teachers who “know” everything; math. FAVORITE SONG: “Kashmir.” AMBITION: To be filthy rich; live in the French Riviera; own a red Ferrari. HAPPIEST WHEN: With friends; with Keith; listening to music; not working. Kelly Anne Moniz “Kel These are the best days of our lives.” ADDRESS: 15 Burt St., Acushnet. BIRTHDATE: October 31, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Good times with Paul; wild times with P. C.; 7 8 85; Office Procedures and Accounting with Mrs. Lister; working in the office. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: When I fell down the stairs in front on D.C. in tenth grade. PET PEEVE: M. M., Mrs. Morency; waiting for ). M. and D. M.; flirts, snobs; gym; when M. M. M. speaks a language I don’t understand. FAVORITE SONG: Cherish” “I Miss You” Turn the Page. AMBITION: To graduate from college and marry Paul. HAPPIEST WHEN: With Paul Mattos; out of school. 1986 Kathleen Anne Mont “Kathi” If you don’t know where you are going, any road will get you there.” ADDRESS: 43 Hedge St. BIRTHDATE: January 22, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Virginia Beach ' 84; Friday night football games; “just two minutes”; Senior Prom ' 85; summer of ' 85; Horseneck; New Year’s Eve ' 85. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Having Mr. Motha hit me in Freshman history class. PET PEEVE: Driving behind school buses; guys that don’t care about girls’ feelings; and the word “No.” FAVORITE SONG: “Behind Blue Eyes.” AMBITION: To marry a rich and successful man. HAPPIEST WHEN: Having a good time with friends. Anthony Charles Monteiro, Jr. “Tony”“Chuck” In order to be your best, you must be tough, because on¬ ly the strong survive.” ADDRESS: 33 Brae Road BIRTHDATE: September 19, ' 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Mascotting; football games; basketball games; studies with Heather; Homecoming dances; Senior Prom ' 85; gymnastics; Pret¬ ty, Prettiest; lunch ' 85- ' 86; Oliver!” MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: Walking down tunnel and getting stuck on a nail; Freshman whale watch. PET PEEVE: ]. B.; Shaw’s; 12A; SAT ' s; SAC meetings; “Flo. FAVORITE SONG: “That’s What Friends are for,” Dogs in the Yard,” “Is it Okay if I call You Mine?” AM¬ BITION: To be successful in life as Tony Monteiro, M.D. HAPPIEST WHEN: With Heath, Kel. Tyra, Liz, Jeff, Cin¬ dy, Amy, Kathie B., Peggy. 40 Seniors Nelson A. Monteiro Willie “What’s Happening? ADDRESS: 158 Alden Road BIRTHDATE: September 20, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: The night with Mike L„ Sue D„ and Linda D. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: Getting a crew cut. PET PEEVE: Waking up for school; backstabbers. FAVORITE SONG: In the Air Tonight. AMBITION: To have one in the future. HAP¬ PIEST WHEN: W ' ith Kim and with friends. Theresa Moura “Terry” Friends are like rainbows; they never fade away.” ADDRESS: 26 Clifford St., Acushnet. BIRTHDATE: lanuary 20. 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Junior Prom; Homecoming ’85; summer ’85, Chris Medeiros; float meetings; scoping with B.C.; L. A., K. F., L, C., K. F. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: My solo Chinese firedrill. PET PEEVE: Quizzes just for fun; two-faced people; raisins: getting up for school. FAVORITE SONG: “Faithfully by Journey. AMBITION: To lead a happy life and become a speech therapist. HAPPIEST WHEN: With friends, family and someone special. Catherine Mary Morin “Cathy” Same old story, same old song and dance.” ADDRESS: 81 Balsam St. BIRTHDATE: March 11, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: West Island; T. B.; K. B.; Hallo¬ ween ’85; cruising in the Jav; Rocky Point; summer ’85; M. A.; Fall River ’84; Star Store sprees; Quebec. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Taking a flip down the stairs. PET PEEVE: Preps; Mondays; backstabbers; peo¬ ple who think they’re great; K. K.; S. M. FAVORITE SONG: Anything by Aerosmith. AMBITION: To be a commercial artist in L.A. HAPPIEST WHEN: With good friends; fooling around; cruising; being obnoxious; not in my house. Tyra Lynn Murphy “Grace” If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn’t, it was not meant to be. ADDRESS: 3 Green St. BIRTHDATE: May 28, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: “Oliver!” Basketball games; U. P. K. A.; hugs; hayride; fireplace; my window; volleyball; E. J. G. D. A. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: Losing my skirt at Rogers School Assembly. PET PEEVE: Good-bye. FAVORITE SONG: “I Honestly Love You.” AMBITION: To be happy and share my happiness with others. HAPPIEST WHEN: Everyone else is happy. Edward Morris “Flutie” We who make you may also break you. ADDRESS: 46 Hathaway St. BIRTHDATE: January 26, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Memorial Day Bash; West Island Bonfires; Hockey State Tournament; summer ’85, camping in Honda; camping at West Island. MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: I’m never embarrassed. PET PEEVE: Dartmouth; Westwood; Block Island; Charlie’s jokes; Little” Labonte. FAVORITE SONG: “Home Sweet Home. AMBITION: To be successful and filthy rich. HAPPIEST WHEN: Hanging with C. S.; M. R.; R. F.; B. L.; M. G.; J. M.; T. C.; N. C.; K. M. Carolyn Mary Murray “Cal” “Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspira¬ tions. I may not reach them,but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. ADDRESS: 58 Laurel St. BIRTHDATE: October 9, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Oct. 25, 1984, Homecoming ’84; Christmas; Valentine ' s Day; special times with Ed; Ann; Liz; Nadia; summer ’85; Boston; Roses; “P. K. ; debates with Mr. Paquin; Mr. Cip. PET PEEVE: Male chauvinists; narrow-mindedness; fake smiles; apathy; indecision; good-bye; rumors. FAVORITE SONG: Born to Run,” Slit Skirts.” AMBITION: To be healthy and happy; to be a lawyer; to make my dreams come true; to own the Celtics; to be the first female President of the U.S. HAPPIEST WHEN: I ' m away from life ' s pressure with someone special. Seniors 41 Julie Lynn Nadeau “Jules” Whatever silualion you meet in life, consider whether it’s worth fighting for. ADDRESS: 10 Sconticut Neck Rd. B1RTHDATE: March 7, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Aerosmith concert; Jim’s Senior Prom; 8 10 84; 12 25 84; Las Vegas; talks with Mrs. Lister; making B Honor Roll Virginia with K. B. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: I don ' t get em¬ barrassed! PET PEEVE: Gym; English; waiting for Jim; cold mornings; people who think they ' re great. FAVORITE SONG: “Lady” “My Love. AMBITION: To live a long happy life; become a private secretary; marry Jim someday. HAPPIEST WHEN: Spending time with family, Jim and the Bubba Bunch. Debra Ann Oliveira “Debi” “Diz” “The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams.” ADDRESS: 35 Main St. BIRTHDATE: May 14, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: 3 3 85; 3 28 85; special times with Barry; Scorpions ' 84; Dio ' 85; all the great times with J. N„ W. P„ C. S„ P. S. PET PEEVE: Waiting for Barry to pick me up; dizzy blondes; gym; English. FAVORITE SONG: “Cities on Flame” Freebird.” AM¬ BITION: To spend the rest of my life with Barry and to continue working. HAPPIEST WHEN: Spending special times with Barry; having a good time with friends. Mark Pacheco “Chico” “When you know your time is dose at hand, maybe then you ' ll understand, life is a strange illusion.” ADDRESS: 6 Mason St., Acusnet. BIRTHDATE: Januay 16, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: ' 73 Camaro; ' 85 sum¬ mer; Case game; D-R game; Maiden; Aerosmith concert; 6; park runs; Thanksgiving weekend; West Island. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Losing to Seekonk 40-0 and not playing. PET PEEVE: Major subjects. FAVORITE SONG: “Shooting Star.” AMBITION: To live comfortably. HAPPIEST WHEN: Being with Nicki; hanging with Timmie and friends. Leasa May Palmer Susan Palmer “Palm” “Evil Eyes” ADDRESS: 260 Green St. “Cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow and live for today. ADDRESS: 15 Oak Grove Lane. BIRTHDATE: April 8, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: McCollester-Pursely “breakfasts”; procrastination; Mr. Dufour’s and Mr. Marchand’s office; Wednesday period 8 studies; or¬ chestra; Natalia; fun-n-games. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: The exploding test tube in 11th grade Chemistry lab, causing the temporary nickname Pyromaniac.” PET PEEVE: Geometry; cold mornings; P. P. FAVORITE SONG: “The Search is Over.” AMBI¬ TION: Textile designer. HAPPIEST WHEN: With my family or close friends; sleeping late. Orlando Pereira ADDRESS: 29 Elizabeth St. 42 Seniors Kenneth Janies Perry “Ken” Wherever you go, (here you are.” ADDRESS: 29 Huttleston Ave. BIRTHDATE: December 5, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Track Junior and Senior years; dodging practice; Souldatt and the crew; life in general. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Having to bribe toughcop with a dollar. PET PEEVE: In¬ tervals; term papers; essays; and homework, of course. FAVORITE SONG: “15 Story Halo.” AMBITION: To be a zillionaire and to go to Egypt. HAPPIEST WHEN: I ' m with friends; playing gauntlet. William S. Perry “Dollar-Bill” ADDRESS: 87 Sconticut Neck Rd. BIRTHDATE: July 11, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Camping with A. P.; N.Y. scene. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Hitting a wire fence with my RM 80. PET PEEVE: M. D. FAVORITE SONG: “Limelight.” AMBITION: To become a trucker for St. Pauli Girls. HAPPIEST WHEN: In Newport; eating out. Wendy Lee Peters “Bubba” “Wen” “Laugh and everyone will laugh with you, cry and you will cry alone. ADDRESS: 8 Hedge St. BIRTHDATE: May 7, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: ”84 with Mike; 7 20 84; times at the Mart; 11 30 85; Secretary of Class; times with Uncle Bub ' s and the bubba ' s. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Falling down the stairs. PET PEEVE: Underclassmen who think they ' re it; Food Mart shop¬ pers; people who are fake. FAVORITE SONG: I Miss You,” “All of my Love.” AMBITION: To be an Ad¬ ministrative assistant. HAPPIEST WHEN: It’s Friday; out with my friends. 1986 Cynthia Pi res “Cindy” “Whoooeee, what a hoggin!” ADDRESS: 14 Oak Grove Lane. BIRTHDATE: January 12. 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: The Ave.; trailer; C. P.; L. C.; M. C.; C. F.; P. P.; P. Stop; peach; Buzzards Bay; Cheerleaders ' Dance ' 84; Caesar’s; 360; my babe. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Falling two times in a row while going to library. PET PEEVE: People who talk behind your back. FAVORITE SONG: Never” by Heart. AMBITION: Get married; be a hair-dresser; own a Corvette. HAPPIEST WHEN: With Mike and with friends; laughing; at the beach. Christine Pita “Chris” “What a boggin!!” ADDRESS: 5 Long Road. BIRTHDATE: June 3, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Being with C. P„ C. F., L. C.; Cheerleaders’ Dance ' 84 and ' 85; Buzzards Bay; trailer; The Ave.; water fight at D D; meeting Joe T. MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: Tripping over a cable wire before performing in band competition at D-Y. PET PEEVE: People who talk behind your back. FAVORITE SONG: “Truly.” AMBITION: To succeed in life and be happy. HAPPIEST WHEN: Being with friends; laughing. Shellie Polchlopek ADDRESS: 117 Washington St. Seniors 43 Linsay Swain Potter “Lins Linski” Peppermint Patty” I ' m young, I’m wild, I’m free. ADDRESS: 194 Main St. BIRTHDATE: October 21,1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: September 21, 1985; Junior Prom; Martha ' s Vineyard ' 85; Bagpiper; spending time with Tony; J. L.; J. A.; B. L.; Beth’s parties; Pico Beach. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Junior year gym class with Mr. Bender doing the 50-yard dash. PET PEEVE: Cliques, Monday mornings; Room 7 studies; snobs. FAVORITE SONG: “Hard to Say I ' m Sorry” “Stairway to Heaven. AMBITION: Probation Officer. HAPPIEST WHEN: With family and friends; with Tony; not working. Thomas A. Poulin Terrible” ADDRESS: 20 Marion St., Acushnet, BIRTHDATE: April 25, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Planning the cruise, U.S. History; Pete ' s class. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: First West Island party. PET PEEVE: Funk music; certain people. FAVORITE SONG: “Born to be Wild. AMBITION: To become successful and happy. HAPPIEST WHEN: With friends; listening to music; driving car. Barbie Pratt ADDRESS: 52 East Allen St. 1986 Lucy Anne Quintal “Lu” Life is full of treasurers — laughter and tears, but the biggest treasure is your riends and good times shared in your high school years.” ADDRESS: 60 East Morgan St. BIRTHDATE: February 4, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer of ' 84; Fort Phoenix; becoming the Prom Queen of the Class of ' 86; Bourne tennis match; float meetings. MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: Getting reported for running in the halls. PET PEEVE: Getting up for school; stuck-up snobs; people who lie. FAVORITE SONG: “Hard to Say I’m Sorry.” AMBITION: To get into business manage¬ ment or elementary education. HAPPIEST WHEN: Out of school with friends. Lori Ann Rebello “Little Lori” Do. Or do not. There is no try. ADDRESS: 26 Linden Ave. BIRTHDATE: December 17, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer of ' 85; movie fests; Mr. Marchand’s History class; band competitions; football games; Spanish with Mr. Barriteau. MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: Falling on my face while run¬ ning the 50-yard dash. PET PEEVE: Practicing. FAVORITE SONG: “Big Shot.” AMBITION: To never take life too seriously. HAPPIEST WHEN: Twirling at football games; when I’m with my friends. Michael Joseph Reis “Beasley” “Quality not Quantity.” ADDRESS: 15 Roseanne Drive. BIRTHDATE: April 6, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Times spent with Kellie; hockey state tournament; last senior float meeting; Memorial Day; West Island bonfires; sleeping in Ed’s Honda. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: When I thought it was the end of the day after 7th period, got dressed for cross-country practice, and realized I had to go to class. PET PEEVE: J. C.; studs; Monday mornings; English; people who love themselves; cross-country practice; Westwood.” FAVORITE SONG: “Forever. AMBITION: To be successful, rich, and always smiling. HAPPIEST WHEN: With Kellie, Ed, Chuck and the rest of my friends. 44 Seniors James Rendek ADDRESS: 36 Oak Grove Lane Robert Andrew Ripley “Rip” The wildest colls make the best horses.” ADDRESS: 412 Sconlicut Neck Rd. BIRTHDATE: May 3, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: 11 15 85 with Rob and Dave: |. P. — Defenders; Rush; Florida with D. and B.; summer ' 84. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: When Aunt C. walked in. PET PEEVE: VW Bugs; stations; Room 7. FAVORITE SONG: Victim of Changes.” AM¬ BITION: To navigate the largest oceanliner in the world. HAPPIEST WHEN: Around the water, fishing and relaxing. Daphne Ann Rezendes “Daffy You are what you make yourself to be. ADDRESS: 36 Charity Stevens Lane. BIRTHDATE: )une 9, 1967. FONDEST MEMORIES: Going out with L. C.; hanging with friends from the year “1985”; working with Mrs. Martin in the main office. MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: Backing up into Marc C.’s car. I really don’t get embarrassed. PET PEEVE: People who think they ' re much better than everyone else. FAVORITE SONG: “I Miss You” by Climax. AMBI¬ TION: To become successful in the business world. HAPPIEST WHEN: Not receiving any warnings, and be¬ ing with all my friends. 1986 Lynne Carol Rodericks The past is gone, it’s overdone! So live for the future and really have fun. ADDRESS: 59 Cottage St. BIRTHDATE: August 8, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Dartmouth Jamboree ' 84; Junior Prom; summer ' 85; colorguard; band trip to D.C.; Quebec ’85; football games; July 4th. MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: When I kicked over a bucket of chocolate frosting at work, and I had to pick it up with a little ice cream scoop. PET PEEVE: Orchestra; band competition; snobs; liars; term papers. FAVORITE SONG: I Miss You.” AMBITION: To go to college to become a secretary. HAPPIEST WHEN: With my friends and family; bike riding; writing to Randy. Michael Francis Rezendes Mick” “Farmer Ted “Chief fust when they thought they knew the answers; I chang¬ ed the questions. ADDRESS: 4 Green St. BIRTHDATE: May 9, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Hurricane Gloria; Spanish with Skippy; track meets; H. R. D.; Bachelor Party. PET PEEVE: English Literature; Science Labs; cigarettes: pinheads; intervals; leg curls; painting; obesity. FAVORITE SONG: “Turn the Page.” AMBITION: To be successful in the business field. HAPPIEST WHEN: Listening to good music. Cheryl Rogers ADDRESS: 60 Oxford St. Seniors 45 Cheryl Ann Romano If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it’s yours, If it doesn’t, it wasn’t meant to be. ADDRESS: 141 Chestnut St. BIRTHDATE: September 12, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: The first date I had with R. D. It was great. MOST EMBARRASSING MO ¬ MENT: My junior year when I was in a class and found out it was the wrong one. PET PEEVE: People who think that they are better than everyone else. FAVORITE SONG: “Still Lovin’ You” by Scorpions. AMBITION: To marry Roger Dumas, live in California and have a lot of money. HAPPIEST WHEN: I ' m with Roger and my best friend Monica K. Lynne Marie Rousseau Whenever you dream you ' re holding the key, it opens the door to let you be free. ADDRESS: 2 Pine Ave. BIRTHDATE: December 27, 1967. FONDEST MEMORIES: Being with Eddie; fun times with Chris and Paul; parties at my house. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: No need for embarrass¬ ment, I’m only human. PET PEEVE: People who don’t know how to pick up their feet when they walk; 6:00 a.m.; cliques; snobs. FAVORITE SONG: Anything by Pink Floyd, Rush, or Black Sabbath. AMBITION: To marry Eddie; own a 2-door lag; be successful at whatever career I end up in! HAPPIEST WHEN: With Eddie, Chris, and Paul; out of school; spending money. Doreen Elizabeth Rua ADDRESS: 773 Washington St. BIRTHDATE: January 4, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Cruising with L. B., B. B„ L. R., C. S.; Scorpions ’84; Ratt; Bon Jovi ' 85; ' 84 field hockey camp with L. R., J. S. PET PEEVE: School; gym; Mondays; jocks; liars; detention; teachers that think they are always right. FAVORITE SONG: Anything by Bon )ovi and Motley Crue. AMBITION: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. HAPPIEST WFIEN: I graduate from F.H.S.; when I ' m with friends. 1986 Loreen Elizabeth Rua “Rua” ADDRESS: 773 Washington St. BIRTHDATE: January 4. 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Cruising with L. B„ D. R„ B. B.; out with friends; concerts; field hockey camp with J. S., D. R.; Halloween ' 84; eggs; crank calls. PET PEEVE: gym; backstabbers; jocks. FAVORITE SONG: Anything by Bon )ovi and Ratt. AMBITION: To be rich and become an accountant. HAPPIEST WHEN: I graduate. Jeffrey Alan Ruell “leff” Give the world the best you have, and the best will come to you.” ADDRESS: 103 Pleasant St. BIRTHDATE: August 14, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Lunch; study on the track with everyone; Labs; Guidance — Friday 3rd period; Mr. Marchand ' s classes. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: Whenever someone called me Chuck. (We don’t look alike!) PET PEEVE: People who walk slow in the halls; being called A. M.’s brother; cocky people; P. P.;). L. ' s mouth; people who think just because you’re smart that you can’t make mistakes. FAVORITE SONG: “Glory Days.” AMBITION: To succeed in life and be happy. HAPPIEST WHEN: With friends at the gym; talk¬ ing with A. M. Christopher Rutkowitz ADDRESS: 21 Lynn Ellen, Acushnet 46 Seniors Lawrence Santos “Cruizer” Live for the day; if not the day, live for Che nigh!.” ADDRESS: 90 Main St. FONDEST MEMORIES: The day I quit football. PET PEEVE: People who think they’re smooth but aren’t. AMBITION: Naval pilot. Christopher J. Shorrock “Chris” Wait a minute: whal are you talking about?” ADDRESS: 65 Cedar St. BIRTHDATE: April 30, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Framingham; Bachelor Party; Ivan’s; ski party with C. U., A. G., P. D., and G. A. PET PEEVE: Fixed up Dusters; D. W.; the Ave. FAVORITE SONG: Hotel California “Heaven and Hell.” AMBI¬ TION: Deal in real estate. HAPPIEST WHEN: Out of school; away from D. W. Carolyn M. Sargelis On ne voit bien qu avec le coeur I ' essential est invisible pour les yeux. ADDRESS: 145 Pleasant St. BIRTHDATE: August 5, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Starmaker; Howie’s class; SEM.; guidance; Bosnia; sophomore softball; Cheerleaders’ Dance ' 85; Florida; Junior High with Brian. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Interview with Natalia at Cable 2. PET PEEVE: Gossips; certain people; getting up in the morning. FAVORITE SONG: Starmaker. AMBITION: To become a corporate lawyer. HAPPIEST WHEN: With Brian; with friends, when spending money. William Sterling Silva “Wild Bill” It’s not what you say, it’s how you say it.” ADDRESS: 10 Swift St. BIRTHDATE: June 26, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Being with B. B„ R. B., L. R.; Friday nights with C. D., D. W., S. C.; wharf dances; staying in Rochester; quahog heaven. MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: Never been embarrassed. PET PEEVE: Air heads; people who can’t hang Sundays; work. FAVORITE SONG: “Let the Good Times Roll,” “Dream On.” AMBITION: To own my own accounting firm. HAPPIEST WHEN: D. P. with K. T„ L, D.; hanging with the crew. Paula Jean Schonheinz “Why wait till the weekend? ADDRESS: 43 Pleasant St. BIRTHDATE: March 17, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: 8 28 83 meeting and talking with Quiet Riot; summer of ' 85 — cruising the Ave.; concerts — especially Aerosmith with Steve 9 2 85. PET PEEVE: Waking up in the morning; school; rainy days; curfews; waiting. FAVORITE SONG: In¬ visible by Dio. AMBITION: To become an elementary school teacher and to own a black and silver Z28. HAP¬ PIEST WHEN: With Steve; listening to music; at concerts. James Alan Silveira “Jim” ADDRESS: 67 Ocean Ave. BIRTHDATE: February 16, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Joking with the dup, E. L.; Sippican Tournament; 8th period study. MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: Getting kicked out of class. PET PEEVE: Science teachers. FAVORITE SONG: Never Surrender.” AMBITION: To be rich. HAPPIEST WHEN: With good friends Seniors 47 David Sisson “Dave” Oh well, big deal, yea. ADDRESS: 66 Laurel St. BIRTHDATE: December 13, 1967. FONDEST MEMORIES: Cheerleaders Dance ' 85; Junior Prom ' 85; Junior Day ' 85; my toga party ' 85; 18th birthday party. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: When Kim punched me in the mouth during Sophomore year. PET PEEVE: Locker room; conceited people. FAVORITE SONG: Separate Lives” I Miss You “Comfortably Numb.” AMBITION: To be a chef. HAPPIEST WHEN: ' I ' m with G. A., B. T„ K. A., J. A., A. H., and S. B. Colleen Lucille Smith “Col Crash!” “Sometimes the best way to find something is to stop looking for it. ADDRESS: 148 Sycamore St. BIRTHDATE: November 30, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: May 8, 1985; 9th grade cafeteria; Plymouth ' 85 with M.P., C. C., P. C.; field hockey junior year, MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: When K. S. spit milk at me in 9th grade cafeteria. PET PEEVE: Matt’s moped; traction; Parkwood Hospital Rm 349; Cathy’s coffee table. FAVORITE SONG: Crazy by Kenny Rogers; anything by Phil Collins. AMBITION: To be a marketing ex¬ ecutive and marry Matt. HAPPIEST WHEN: With Matt. 1986 Karen M. Snell “Snell Are you sure it was due today? ADDRESS: 260 Mattapoisett Rd., Acushnet. BIR¬ THDATE: April 5, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Sum¬ mers with Mike S.; times with bro Peter; 9th grade with Colleen, Chris, Chris. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: Flying down three flights of stairs ' 84. PET PEEVE: People who don ' t listen; 7:30 a.m.; E. S. period 3. FAVORITE SONG: Angie. AMBITION: To become a funeral director. HAPPIEST WHEN: With Mark; in my Bug; hanging with the “Gang at Shaw ' s; and with Mom. Joanne St. Gelais “Blondie “Today is the tomorrow I worried about yesterday.” ADDRESS: 38 Hedge St. BIRTHDATE: December 30, 1966. FONDEST MEMORIES: Arthur; Halloween ' 84; Summer of ' 84. ' 85; Duke; great times I’ve had with Ar¬ thur; Westport; field hockey camp with L.R., D. R. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Running down the hall and falling on my face. PET PEEVE: People who think they ' re better than others; K. M.; liars; backstab- bers; jocks. FAVORITE SONG: “Stairway to Heaven.” AMBITION: To succeed in whatever I do, and make a lot of money. HAPPIEST WHEN: With Arthur; with all my friends, L. R„ D. R„ L. B..). C. Marianne Staff on “Always expect the worst because then the worst won’t be that bad. ADDRESS: 187 Alden Rd. BIRTHDATE: March 27,1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer ' 85; leaving school during finals; when Judy and Jill had Kim ' s car at the mall; Kim’s pool parties. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: When I slipped on the ice and fell in Cumberland’s parking lot while talking on the phone. PET PEEVE: Waking up early on cold mornings; girls that steal other girls’ boyfriends. FAVORITE SONG: Against All Odds” Jam on It.” AMBITION: To meet a nice buy and get married; to become successful in whatever 1 do. HAPPIEST WHEN: Out with friends; shopping; spending money. John Sullivan “Sully ADDRESS: 32 Union St. BIRTHDATE: April 26, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Junior Prom; fun times with Malissa M.; going to the states in tennis; car accident with E. L„ J. S„ 1. B„ D. B. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: When Mr. Risgin said to the tennis team, “It ' s the first time John has ever beat an opponent and then walked off with the person into the woods,” after I beat Karie K. PET PEEVE: Oral reports; sarcastic people; peo¬ ple who cannot take a joke. FAVORITE SONG: “Missing You.” AMBITION: To be happy and succeed in whatever I pursue. HAPPIEST WHEN: Playing tennis; with family; out of school. 48 Seniors Charles Anthony Sylvia “Chuck” Ask not what F.H.S. can do for you. Ask what you can do for F.H.S.” ADDRESS: 42 Briercliff Rd. BIRTHDATE: February 22. 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Times with E. M. and M. R : bonfires; hockey; Memorial Day ' 85; summer ' 85; election and re-election; times with J. C. and T. C. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Picking up Tammy’s keychain; driving Ed’s standard. PET PEEVE: Six-hour shifts at Shaw ' s; customers; not getting out on time. FAVORITE SONG: Heaven by Bryan Adams. AMBITION: To be the first billionaire president of the United States. HAPPIEST WHEN: Leaving Shaw’s; eating at Mike Reis ' house. Natalia Kristina Szeier “Nat” “Wir konnen in keinen Abgrund fallen, au her in den der Hande Gottes. ADDRESS; 13 Jarvis Ave.; A-8232 Grafendorf 179, Austria. BIRTHDATE: December 5, 1967. FONDEST MEMORIES: Skiing in Kitzbuhel 1984; Musikerfeste; A.F.S.; Halloween and Homecoming Dance 1985; band bus rides; F.H.S. ... my entire year in the U.S. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Too many to choose from. PET PEEVE: Dishonesty; jello; injustice; fundraisers. AMBITION: To lose the accent; to make the best of life and enjoy it HAPPIEST WHEN: Reaching the finish line; going out. Jacqueline Sylvia “Jackie” “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. ADDRESS: 11 Mattapoisett Road BIRTHDATE: May 20, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Fun times with K. A.. S. D., and S. M.; show choir; F.H.S. dances; Florida ' 85. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Falling off my bike and stopping traffic. PET PEEVE: Snobs; call waiting; being bored. FAVORITE SONG: American Girl “Born to Run.” AMBITION: To become successful and own a black Ferrari. HAPPIEST WHEN: Swimming; singing; Tracey Sylvia being with my friends. ADDRESS: 645 Washington St. 1986 Karen Elizabeth Tate “Live for today and don’t worry about tomorrow.” ADDRESS: 8 Elm Ave. BIRTHDATE: February 21, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Summer ’85 with T. 0., B. M„ A. B.; wild time always with Andrea; times with Marcie; The Fox; being special friends with B. S. MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: Going up the stairs in front of room 6, falling, trying to get up, and falling again. PET PEEVE: School; B. D.; high curbs. FAVORITE SONG: “Missing You,” “Just Be Good to Me.” AMBITION: To someday be rich and have everything I want. HAP¬ PIEST WHEN: With friends; SAB; out of school. Bria n Nicholas T ay lor ADDRESS: 273 Alden Rd. BIRTHDATE: June 13, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: The Junior Prom. MOST EM¬ BARRASSING MOMENT: Tripping on the stairs in the main building. PET PEEVE: Funk; gym; Transam’s. FAVORITE SONG: “Home Sweet Home.” AMBITION: Race car driver; helicopter pilot. HAPPIEST WHEN: With my friends. Seniors 49 Lisa Ann Teixeira “Muffy” Happiness is not having what you wan! but wanting wha! you have.” ADDRESS: 80 Farmfield St. BIRTHDATE: February 8. 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Meeting Ivan; summer ' 85; Horseneck L. A., M. T., T. B., M. P.; West Island; Newport. Skiing T. T., tennis with M. T., I. M., B. K.; Putski’s Palace. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Hitting a parked car. PET PEEVE: Two-faced people; curfews. FAVORITE SONG: Crazy for You.” AMBI¬ TION: To get the best out of life (happiness, health, wealth). HAPPIEST WHEN: With Ivan, friends. Robert Anthony Trudeau “Bob “It ' s not appropriate. ADDRESS: 26 Brown St. BIRTHDATE: February 26, 1967. FONDEST MEMORIES: The nice teachers. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Acting foolish in class. PET PEEVE: Someone tapping on the desk. FAVORITE SONG: “Shout. AMBITION: Bus Driver. HAPPIEST WHEN: I go bowling. Stein Ulland ADDRESS: 31 Middle St. Carmen Renee Valle 40 yrs.” ADDRESS: 7 Lafayette St. BIRTHDATE: September 21, 1967. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Walking through the boys’ locker room. PET PEEVE: People that think they are better than everyone else. FAVORITE SONG: “Object of My Desire.” AMBITION: To become a word processing manager. HAPPIEST WHEN: With friends; doing things that I like to do. Tracey Lynn Tyson The most completely lost of all days is that one on which we have no! laughed.” ADDRESS: 15 Babbitt St. BIRTHDATE: |une 26, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: New Year ' s Eve ’85; Friday nights with K. M., K. M., K. D., G. F., L. I,. Virginia Beach ’84; summer ’85; |r. and Sr. Proms ’85; Matt!; Volleyball; good times with Kathi. PET PEEVE: Mondays; snobs; getting up for school; people who spell my name without an E. FAVORITE SONG: “Fool in the Rain.” AMBITION: To own a Porsche and be happy forever. HAPPIEST WHEN: With Matt and friends; not in school. Eric Wicherski, Jr. “Air Raid Siren” “The Almighty Eric ADDRESS: 115 Pleasant St. BIRTHDATE: October 19. 1967. FONDEST MEMORIES: Holy Family whipping Fairhaven twice in baseball sophomore year. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Showing people my first F.H.S. report card. PET PEEVE: Basketball practice; English; the Celtics. FAVORITE SONG: Two Minutes to Midnight. AMBITION: To reopen H.F. and become principal. HAPPIEST WHEN: The Sixers are winning; 7th period study. 50 Seniors Darnyl D. Williams Dee Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today 1 . ADDRESS: 15 Oak St.. Acushnel. BIRTHDATE: November 23,1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Car Palace: Cheerleaders ' Dance ' 84; Nationals 1985; the “pum¬ pkin ; limes with J. I., T. H., S. L.: fun times with |. I.. R. G., K. W„ K. M. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Falling off the chair in computers; McDonald ' s 2 15 85. PET PEEVE: Getting up early; homework; conceit; Sun¬ day drivers. FAVORITE SONG: Any song by The Cars. AMBITION: To be successful and get my “little red cor¬ vette. HAPPIEST WHEN: With friends; rollerskating; skiing. Helen Rebecca Wilson “Willy When in doubt, hug about. ADDRESS: 10 Mary Drive, Acushnet. BIRTHDATE: June 4, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Athletics; wheelchair for field hockey; “Bibs ; “ya good one ; The Big O; Field Hockey camp; Mrs. Lister. MOST EMBAR¬ RASSING MOMENT: Doing the Slice” commercial and falling. PET PEEVE; Monday mornings; people who don’t use blinkers. FAVORITE SONG: “Just Put Some Love in Your Heart.” AMBITION: To go to college in England. HAPPIEST WHEN: With “Daahhna,” “copy Canoopy,” “Suueee, Oh Sheila,” “fletch; being hugged. 1986 James Douglas Wilson “Jim” Build castles in the sky.” ADDRESS: 60 Ocean Ave. BIRTHDATE: June 8. 1968. F’ONDEST MEMORIES: Drawing Souldatt and the lot of ' em. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: A basketball game (tough cop). PET PEEVE: Shaw’s; fools; Diddle; questions that have no answers; screamies. FAVORITE SONG: How Soon is Now?” AMBITION: To find my vocation in life. HAPPIEST WHEN: Leaving work; within the realm. Jill Winterbottom Donna Wotton ADDRESS: 48 New Boston Road. BIRTHDATE: March ADDRESS: 135 Bridge St. 10. 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: When Judy and I mov¬ ed the car on M. S. and K. V. at the Mall; New Hamp¬ shire. summer of ' 85. MOST EMBARRASSING MO¬ MENT: Saturday, Nov. 30th with all my friends going to the Mall. PET PEEVE: Freshmen; the kids that are new to the school and think they own it! FAVORITE SONG: “Too Young to Fall in Love.” AMBITION: To get a huge jeep and go four-wheeling. HAPPIEST WHEN: With friends; at the New England Dragway. Donna Lynne Wunschel “Daahnna” When you’re with someone you (rust in, never needing to pretend — you know you’re with a friend. ADDRESS: 216 Sconticut Neck Rd. BIRTHDATE: March 1, 1968. FONDEST MEMORIES: Being with friends especially C. F., S. M., H. W., S. G., L. C., M. M., S. E.; athletics; being with Scott; Friendly ' s; Mrs. Lister; 2 19 85. MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Girls ' basketball initiation freshman year. PET PEEVE: Sickoe’s; fights; homework. FAVORITE SONG: The Search is Over. by Survivor. AMBITION: To get my Bachelor ' s degree. HAPPIEST WHEN: Among my closest friends. Seniors 51 . . . And the wise man says, “Speak not from the heart, but from the mind, that is where the truth lies.” Yet, when the boy speaks from his mind alone, he is cold and insensitive. So the wise man says, “Find the median between intellect and emotion, and there will lie reason.” But when the boy finds that line and tries to follow it, he is indecisive. Finally, the wise man says, “Search for that part within you called your self, and ask only that self for the answers to life’s most dif¬ ficult questions. For it is only your self that can know what is best for you.” The boy took the sage advice of the wise man and found in himself his best friend. Tyra Murphy ELflSS 0F 86 Senior Officers (R to L): Charles Sylvia, Presi¬ dent; Michael Reis, Treasurer; Wendy Peters, Secretary; Peter Dias, Vice-President Senior Executive Board Front Row, L-R: Marcie Lemaire, Tracey Tyson, Jane Michaud, Steve Bruneau, Kim Arruda, Kelly Guillotte. Back Row, L-R: Mark Isaksen,Mike Gill, John Haaland, Chris Langlois Seniors 53 FOREIGN EXENflNGE STUDENT This year we were fortunate to have Natalia Szeier from Grafenaorf, Austria as our American Field Service Exchange Student. In July, Natalia was one of forty Austrians who were able to come to America through A.F.S. After a period of orientation, she came to Fairhaven and met her host family, the Rogers. Making friends came easy to her, even before school began, especially since many of us were so interested in meeting her. Natalia, like most A.F.S. students has attempted to put as much as she could into the one year she’s spent in America. She chose courses in school that provided her with a full schedule. She participated in Athletics; she ran Cross Coun¬ try and played Tennis. Her other school activities included A.F.S. Club, French Club, Band (She played the flute with them when they went to Toronto.), Orchestra, and ANNIE. Natalia had numerous A.F.S. responsibilities as well. Her travels included trips to Cape Cod and skiing trips to New Hampshire. It seemed her energy was limitless. How did she do it all? When Natalia leaves in July, we hope she will take many wonderful memories with her. For many members of the Class of ’86, their Senior year at F.H.S. was even more special because Natalia was here to share it with them. 54 Seniors ) jyl f - pK|H| Jf te If k 4 Jr V Seniors 55 56 Seniors GflNDIDS Seniors 57 s u Most Athletic P Most School-Spirited John Haaland Chris Pita e r 1 a t 1 v e Superlatives Steve Bruneau Donna Wunschel Most Versatile Michelle Calheta TonyMonteiro 58 Seniors GQ and Vogue S u P e r 1 a t 1 v e Superlatives Class Devils Ed Hebert Terry Moura Chris Claflin Kim Cormier Jane Michaud Rob Ferreira Seniors 59 s u Most Involved P 60 Seniors Nicest Eyes Cathy Cloutier Darren Mello Most Gullible Sue Drew Chris Langlois s u P e r 1 a t 1 v e Superlatives Nicest Smile Peter Dias Wendy Peters Seniors 61 s u Most Curious P Most Argumentative e r 1 a t 1 v e Superlatives John Bennett Kelly Guillotte Most Intellectual Lisa Menard Eric Labonte JeffRuell Carolyn Murray 62 Seniors Most Artistic S u Most Musical Most Bashful Pam Leong Matt Martin Jim Wilson Sue Gauthier Wendy Crane Doug Bourgault P e r 1 a t 1 v e Superlatives 18 19 20 21 22 1. Kimberly Fonteneau 2. Terry Moura 3. Lisa Almeida 4. John Bennett 5. John Haaland 6. Chris Langlois 7. Ed Hebert 8. Lisa Teixeira 9 Kim Arruda 10. Tracey Belliveau 11. Bethanie Charbonneau 12. Kelly Foster 13. Stephen Bruneau 14. Eddie Morris 15. Charles Sylvia 16 Kellie Martin 17. Beth Lavoie 18. Susan Drew 19. Tracey Tyson 20. Kathi Mont 21. Tim Doyle 22. Natalia Szeier 64 Seniors Lucy Quintal 2. Marcie Lemaire 3. Cathy Cloutier 4. Amy Manley 5. Cindy Fisher 6. Christine Menard 7. Michelle Calheta 8. Bert Diggins Brian Correia 10. Carolyn Sargelis 11. Linda Dias 12. Tracy Gayton 13. Susan Darwell 14. Nelson Monteiro 15. Michael McDonald 16. Patti ilderbank 17. Kerrie Blasingame 18. Douglas Bourgault 19. Elisabete Abrantes 20. Lisa Menard 21. Rebecca DeSouza 22. Mark Isaksen Seniors 65 5 18 1. Lynne Rodericks 2. Cindy Pires 3. Sue Gauthier 4. Jackie Sylvia 5. Rob Grabbe 6. Joy Kowal 7. Kim Cormier 8. Sharon Cabral 9. Lisa Cor reia 10. Christine Pita 11. Lynn Cottrill 12. Karen Tate 13. Jane Michaud 14. Kristine Mendell 15. Darnyll Williams 16. Leasa Palmer 17. Kel ly Guilherme 18. Amy Laubi 19. Julie Nadeau 20. Kim Fletcher 21. Carolyn Costa 22. Michael Leonard 66 Seniors 20 21 22 Cheryl Romano 2. Anthony Monteiro 3. Linsay Potter 4. Joanne Alves 5. Debi Oliveira 6. Joanne Lorraine 7. Kathy Brouillette 8. Daphne zendes 9. Laura Brennan 10. Caroline Cecil 11. Mary Fernandes 12. Kimberly Jeffries 13. Carmen Valle 14. Tyra Murphy 15. Toni Car- jza 16. Colleen Smith 17. Chris Claflin 18. Kathie Byrd 19. Chris Mello 20. Marianne Staffon 21. Samantha Baker 22. Susan Medeiros Seniors 67 68 Seniors Seniors 69 • Yt 70 Seniors Seniors 71 I AS we are about to embark on a new stage in our Lves, we are fortunate to take many memories with us v The Class of ’86 has achieved much in the short span of three years. In our hearts and minds we have developed ourselves through the bittersweet ' times that create the unique experience of high schodl. i Each of us has received much, yet we have also given something to one another. We have leanred much frorq, our school, yet we have also given back. F.H.S. is only so many memories now, bequape we have left and will never return under tb i act circumstances which brought us 5gether as tbe Class of ’86. We have continued a tradition, building upon it each year, creating our own niche in the auspicious istory of F.HIS. For eighty years now, F.H.S has left ?r mark on |enerations of students. We can only lade a lasting impression on her. We the valued achievements for which dthiiard work and perseverance, mr memories will be the only L naye passed by, side-by-side, ip . $ � his cocl Steve Brimeau lea Almeida. Steve Brune.au leaves on jth Charbonneau lei thie. f W 3aves Greg Bre le Duiicli to tier Brother Luke, lie belle Calhpta leaves “Babe Alert” to Be ney. Michelle Calheta leaves her early morning car troubles to cous, Dave Costa. Darnyl Williams leaves her “missing lock mysteries” to anyone who can solve them. Darnyl Williams leaves the peaches, scooby’s, alka selzas, banana frappes, brooms, elephant walks, el Kim Fonteneau leaves her unpronounceable French name to anyone willing to be called “FartjSjJl Kim Arruda leaves “pretty” to Laurie Barcellos and Carolyn Gormley. Kim Arruda leaves all the tough guys in the world B to Laurie Barcellos and Carolyn Gormley. Linda Dias leaves “handcuffs” to Carolyn, Rachel, anrl If ire ton iHL : and Kirsten. m . u. Ta� f WKBB Linda Dias leaves Gumby to Carolyn Gormley. . ' ifr ’ ’ Beth Charbonneau leaves dancing in cars to Rachel Berger and Carolyn Gormley. Liz P. leaves all her problems to Mrs. Tave Becky DeSouza leaves the memory of her smile to all the teachers who commented on it. Becky DeSouza doesn’t leave her membership in Interact Club to Sharon Rebello. Toni and Marcie leave Nickie many conferences for her to have throughout her high school years. Toni Cardoza and Marcie Lemaire leave FHS with great memories. Kelly Moniz leaves all her periods in the office to Tricia Costa. Kelly Moniz leaves all her cheat sheets fr om Science to Dennis and Jessie. Kelly Moniz leaves Liz Fernandes with the hopes that someday she’ll graduate! Kelly Moniz leaves Gary Amaral with all the gym classes he can handle. Kelly Moniz leaves Sheri Medeiros with Mrs. Sylvia’s “It’s busy in here.” Kelly Moniz leaves Mr. Almeida with Dizzy Lizzy. Sue Gauthier leaves Scott Lorraine saying, “Don’t worry about it!” and, “Break down, Yea!” Sue Gauthier leaves her Field Hockey equipment to Shellie Ryan. Jr Seniors 73 74 Seniors Seniors 75 76 Student Life Student Life 77 Homecoming Court: Front Row, L-R: Rachel Berger, Heidi Powers, Bethanie Charbonneau, Beth Lavoie, Sue Bothelho. Second Row: Kim York, Linda Alphonse, Lisa Texeira, Jane Mc¬ Quillan, Natalia Szeier. 78 Student Life Homecoming Queen: Bethanie Charbonneau Lady-in-Waiting: Linda Alphonse November 23,1985 Student Life 79 International Vacations 1985 April was an exciting month for three groups of students from F.H.S. Two groups cross¬ ed the Atlantic while the other crossed the border to Canada. Mr. Dufour led the largest group to Quebec. The four-day trip gave the French Club a chance to use their French while staying at the Chateau Frontenac. Italy was the focal point for students under the direction of Mr. Foley. The an¬ cient sites of Rome were some of the main attractions. The third group spent ten-days crossing Europe. Mr. Paquin led them to Belgium, Ger¬ many, England, and France. Excursion to Italy, April 1985 80 Student Life f n tsttmmi ttfumnu ■ ■ A . i. ! 1 - vS I v) • isK i V if ■ - iJH -a 1, European Vacation April 1985 Student Life 81 82 Student Life Student Life 83 84 Student Life Student Life 85 The class of 1986 held its Junior Prom on April 26, 1985. After one week of hard work and preparation, the auditorium was decorated according to the theme “A Night in Paradise.” The theme song for the evening was ‘‘You’re the Inspiration” by Chicago. The high point of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen. Lucy Quintal received a dozen roses along with her crown when she was presented as Queen. The King of the Prom, Peter Dias, escorted her to the dance floor. They were followed by Prince Steve Bruneau, and Princess jane McQuillan. y ■ v -y--4jTni: . a sISsL, Hh Student Life i ,jiv - -•«•- ' :• - ' 2sflg y. % ■ ' 1I8m p- ' ' � tnmii Student Life 7 89 90 Student Life Student Life 91 92 Student Life Student Life 93 94 Student Life Junior Day was held on June 6, 1985. Awards were presented by faculty members and invited guests. Awards to members of the Class of 1986 included the College Club Book Award to Jane McQuillan, the Harvard Club Book Award to Steve Bruneau, the Williams Club Book Award to John Haaland, and the Brown Club Book Award to Rebecca DeSouza. Jane McQuillan also received a Chemistry award. Christine Mello received the Mabel Hoyle Knipe Awa rd, and Carolyn Murray received the Journalism Award. Foreign language awards for the oral speaking contests included first, second, and third places to Kelly Guillotte, Kathy Byrd, and Lori Rebello, respectively, for Spanish III. For Spanish IV, the winners were Tony Monteiro, Heather Burt, and Tyra Mur¬ phy. In the French III contest, Rebecca DeSouza, Carolyn Murray, and Ed Hebert were the winners. Entertainment was provided by the band and chorus. Also included were solos by Pamela Rogers (vocalist) and Corey Lemos (flute) from the Class of 1985 and Susan Medeiros (trombone) accompanied by Wendy Crane (piano) from the Class of 1986. Student Life 95 SCHOOL What’s missing from this picture? Who said we don’t have pride? A Chorus Line The Starting Line 96 Student Life Student Life 97 Homecoming Day November 16,1985 First Place (Tie) 98 Student Life Fairhaven High held its first Fall Sports Banquet on December 1. Numerous awards were presented in football, field hockey, volleyball, and cross coun¬ try. Greg Miller, Andrew L’Etole, Jonathan Ellis, and Chris Langlois received 12th player awards from the football team. Also receiving football awards were Padraic Elliot, who was presented the Andrew Martin Memorial Award and Steve Bruneau, who received the Harold S. Macomber Memorial Award. In field hockey Donna Wunschel was given special recognition for being chosen as a Standard Times All Scholastic and South Coast Conference All Star. Volleyball coach Mike Childs presented awards to Tyra Murphy, a Standard Times All Scholastic and South Coast Conference All Star, and to Chris Mello, a South Coast Conference All Star. Kelly Quilligan was presented the Most Improved Player award for the ’85 season. Student Life 99 Zm2tntn±rrraj3mc3z UNBEREbflSiMEN 100 Underclassmen Underclassmen 101 Edward Almeida Kerry Almeida Kim Almeida Gary Amaral Neil Arsenault Scott Ashworth Laurel Audette Kim August Julie Avila Georganna Bailey Michelle Benoit Tracey Benoit Tammy Benson Rachel Berger Charlotte Blithe Stephan Bordwick Michael Botelho Shelley Braga Matthew Brown Thomas Chagnon Norman Charbonneau Tammy Charpentier James Chase Julie Clark Lori Clark Heidi Cosmo Cynthia Costa David Costa Jacqueline Costa Robert Costa Tricia Costa Joanne Cote Lisa Cowles 102 Underclassmen Jay Crowley Paula Cunha Scott Davignon Caroline DeCosta Joaquim Demelo Felicity Desjardins Ralph Dlouhy Heather Doucette Julie Duval Sheila Edwards Todd Edwards Linda Feener Jonathan Ellis Elizabeth Fernandes Christy Fletcher Kimberly Ford Margaret Foster Robert Fryer Catarina Gonsalves Kirsten Gravem Julie Griffiths Brian Guay Ronald Guillotte April Haggis Peter Hubert Michael Jardin Joscelyn Jesus Kevin Kobza Michael Landry Donna Lawrence Matthew Lawton Lori Leal Brian Leonardo Underclassmen 103 Gregory Lindberg Jennifer Lopes Heather Macedo Mary Mahaney Melissa Martin Karen Mastrodonato Brian McGreevy Linda Medeiros Mark Melanphy Monique Michaud Richard Miller Malisa Morais Catherine Mulherin Erica Murray Michael Myers Angelo Nicolosi Michelle Ouimette Lisa Pacheco Michael Paiva Nancy Patterson Kelly Pelczar Melanie Pennington Melissa Perron Cynthia Perry Kelly Pierce Christine Pimental Cheryl Pires Cherie Pisz Heidi Powers Edward Pratt Mary Rezendes Elizabeth Richard Jessica Richard Martha Rogers Michelle Rogers Mario Rosario Wendy Rose Lisa Schroeder Russell Seguin Tracie Smith Dawn Sniezek Karl Sovik 104 Underclassmen Robert St. Pierre Kevin Sullivan Kristen Sylvia Lori Talbot Kelly Telega Jeri Thibault Michael Thomas Sheila Tonnessen James Toomey David Trojak Donald Trudeau Rebecca Tyler Michael Viator Shannon Viera Steven Xavier I Underclassmen 105 Darlene Alferes Jacqueline Almeida Joyce Almeida Michael Almeida Paul Almeida Sherry Amaral Russell Anderson William Anjos Dennis Arsenault Laurie Barcellos Paul Barrow Bryan Becotte Frederick Benoit Trevor Bordwick Matthew Botelho Susan Botelho Michelle Bourgualt Shari Bowden Ryan Braga John Britton Deahn Brown William Brown Randy Bruneau Nicole Brunelle Chauncey Burr Christopher Burt Daniel Byrne Lisa Cabral Steven Cadieux Mark Caldeira Nicole Cardoza Elizabeth Carreiro Keith Carter Elizabeth Carvalho Kathie Charbonneau Maura Cleffi Patricia Costa Tammy Costa Erin Crabbe Joanne Cunha Dale Cunningham Marc Darmofal 106 Underclassmen Roy DaSilva Heidi DeMello Christopher DeOliveira Anthony DeSilva Scott Dias Thomas Dias Kimberly Duff Morgan Elliot Kathleen Fareas John Farney Rosemary Ferro Nicole Fleurent Kellie Fletcher Robby Forand Stacy Fortier Christopher Foster Scott Francis Christopher Francoeur Jason Frates Peter Gifford David Goglia Alvaro Gonsalves Robert Gonsalves Carolyn Gormley Danielle Goulart Michelle Gould Jennifer Goulet Jayne Graviel Lisa Hamel Wanda Hamer Kerry Hanrahan Robin Harper James Houghton Kevin Howell Heather Iddon Chad Jacobs Jason Jacobsen Heidi Jarvis Scott Joseph Christine Kelly Kristine Koczwara Ann Lacasse Underclassmen 107 Sharon Lainey Scott Langevin Wendy Langiano Scott Langlois Jennifer LeBlanc Andrew Letoile Michael Letourneau Shannon Livesey Craig Manchester Kenneth Martin Kerrie Martin Stephanie Martin Richard McEndarfer Scott McGann Sean McKenna Elizabeth Medeiros Scott Medeiros Antone Mello Curtis Mello April Monteiro Dianna Morel Lori Mullia Kenneth Nadeau Karen Olsen Kathleen Paiva Kenneth Parquette Dee Dee Pax David Pierce Trudy Perry Ronald Pimental David Pita Kim Rasmussen Mark Rasmussen Sharon Rebello Susan Reis Connie Resende s Dawn Riggin Robert Riggin Jeanna Rodriques Stacie Sherman Lisa Silva Joseph Silvia 108 Underclassmen Erik Sivertson Kerri Skrutski Karen Smith Susan Souza Jason Sullivan Kendra Swindon Joseph Sylvia Kathy Syre Christina Szczepan Jamie Szeliga Kristen Thomas Elizabeth Tiago Anne Tripp Cheryl Turner Rachel Tyler Christen Vaillancourt Brian Wagner Christopher Wambolt Class Officers and Executive Board Underclassmen 109 Kristin Almeida Mark Almeida Adam Amaral Nicole Andrade David Andrews Russell Andrews Heidi Ashworth Mickey Avila Christyn Baiardi Karleen Beaulieru Shannon Beauparland Jennifer Beauregard Karen Bellefeuille Kelly Belmarce Jeffrey Bennet Bethany Benoit Karen Bernard Brian Birkeland Laura Brunette Joshua Burnell Charlene Caldeira Lisa Cambra Jennifer Caron Manny Carrico Scott Charbonneau Rico Cleffi •Kimberly Connick Sal Corrao Anthony Costa Rosemary Couto Christopher Cuddy Lori Daigle Kristine Daniels 110 Underclassmen Christine Dargis Scott DeMelo Melissa DeSouza Mark Desrochers Christine DeTerra Tarley DeTerra Michelle Ducharme Keri Duff Marc Duprey Joseph Fanous Lucia Figueiredo Melissa Fletcher Karl Fleurent Kelly Francis Thomas Francis Kimberly Gayton Lee Guillotte Christine Hagen Matthew Hagen Jennifer Hall Jeffrey Hammarquist Lisa Hanrahan Bethany Hebert Elizabeth Herring Kerrie Hoines Mia Holland Julie Isaksen Jesse Jacobsen Kimberly Karvonen Kerrie Kay Thomas Kelly Constance Kotrotsios Kelly Kristiansen Underclassmen 111 Melissa Lavigne Jessica Lefkowicz Danielle London Jack Mackay Holly Macomber Rick MacCord Sean Manchester Marsha Manna Lisa Mastrodonato Tracey Mayer Shannon McDonald Mellisa McKnight Frank Medeiros Michelle Medeiros Sean Melanphy Greg Miller John Mills Jennifer Moniz Leo Monty Helen Moreira Tara Morris Jeanne Mrocka Charles Morse Michael Nunes Duane Oliveira Jill Orman William Ostiguy Shannon Ouellette Dawn Parent Nancy Pedreira Kevin Perry Tracey Perry Kristan Pierce Abigail Pietrass William Pires Brett Quintin Jennifer Quintin Karen Rasmussen Bethany Ratcliffe Tabetha Raulet Ann Richard Brian Riggs 112 Underclassmen Chris Robichaud Catherine Rose Heather Ryan Jeffrey Sanders Diane Santos Karl Schonheinz Deanne Seguin Jayme Silva Susan Silva Lynn Souza Steven Spouse Laurel Staite Kristen St. Pierre Steven Sylvia Scott Tanguay Brian Tate Lori Tetreault Ann-Marie Touro Stefanie Varano Cynthia Warecki Michelle Watts Ross Wicherski Robin Williams Jeannie Wotton Underclassmen 113 114 Activities Activities 115 Huttlestonian Staff Front Row (L to R): Cherie Pisz, Kristen Sylvia, Amy Laubi, Samantha Baker, Cindy Fisher, Martha Rogers, Tracy Gayton, Linda Dias Middle Row (L to R): Karie Kozuch, Monique Michaud, Sue Gauthier, Lucy Quintal, Kim Arruda, Kim Cormier, Tracey Tyson, Back Row (L to R): Kelly Foster, Beth Charbonneau, Michelle Calheta, Mark Isaksen, Rebecca DeSouza, Tony Monteiro, Amy Manley, Russell Seguin 1986 We would like to thank Sue Gauthier for all of her artistic help in the design of the Huttlestonian. Special thanks go to Sue for designing a new yearbook cover, a difficult task requiring many hours of work. We would also like to extend our sincere appreciation to those who helped to create the Huttlestonian this year. EDITORS Mark Isaksen, Becky DeSouza 116 Activities Honor Society Front Row (L to R): Tom Medeiros, Ed Hebert, Christopher Langlois, John Haaland, Stephen Bruneau, Anthony Monteiro, James Silveira Back Row (L to R): Karie Kozuch, Jane McQuillan, Christine Mello, Carolyn Murray, Elisabete Abrantes, Heather Burt, Kelly Guillotte, Christine Menard, Rebecca DeSouza, Wendy Crane 1986 Front Row (L to R): Linda Dias, Kim August, Marcelle Lemaire, Kim Fonteneau, Nancy Patterson, Joanne St. Gelais, Tracey Tyson, Mr. Mahaney (club advisor) Front Row (Stairs): Liz Carvalho, Julie Avila, Debra Oliveira, Helen Wilson, Kelly Guilherme, Kelly Moniz, Julie Nadeau, Loreen Rua Second Row (Stairs): April Haggis, Donna Wunschel, Lynne Rousseau, Sharon Cabral, Wendy Peters, Mary Rezendes, Laura Brennan Third Row (Stairs): Daphne Rezendes, Lisa Correia, Joanne Cote Business Club Activities 117 Front Row (L to R): Karie Kozuch, Carolyn Murray, Tyra Murphy, Donna Wotton, Kim Fletcher, Kelly Guillote, Peggy Foster, Cindy Fisher, Cindy Pires, Chris Pita Second Row (L to R): Melissa Martin, Cathy Cloutier, Terry Moura, Kim Arruda, Nat Szeier, Kelly Martin, Patti Calderbank, Jane Michaud, Kim Cormier Third Row (L to R): Billy Perry, John Bennett, Chris Claflin, Eddie Morris Back Row (L to R): Kim Fletcher, Tim Doyle, John Medeiros, Kevin Kobza, Mark Isaksen, John Haaland, Marc Coutinho, Chris Shorrock, Tony Monteiro, Jim Wilson, Tom Poulin, Rob Ripley, Carolyn Sargelis 1986 Student Advisory Committee to the School Committee Office Workers (L to R): Mark Isaksen, Chris Mello, Beth Mahaney, Kelly Foster, Tracey Tyson Front Row (L to R): Sherri Medeiros, Kellie Hamel, Samantha Baker, Michelle Calheta, Julie Avila, Lisa Correia, Daphne Rezendes, Tricia Costa, Kelly Moniz, Kim August Back Row (Stairs): Ann Tripp, Julie Duval, Monique Michaud, Kathy Paiva, Kelly Telega 118 Activities “Fairhaven Blues” Show Choir Front Row (L to R): Martha Rogers, Karen Daniels, Ann Tripp, Kerrie Almeida, Joann Alves Second Row (L to R): Maura Cleffi, Diane Santos, Bethani Benoint, Robin Harper, Shannon Oullette, Wendy Crane, Laura Brunette Third Row (L to R): Amy Laubi, Tracey Mayer, Karen Alves, Glenn Arsenault, Chuck Monteiro, Mario Rosario, Melissa Lavigne Fourth Row (L to R): Sharon Lainey, Michelle Calheta, Georganna Bailey, Brian Taylor, Larry Santos, Tyra Murphy, Samantha Baker, Joanne Lorraine. 1986 A.F.S. Club Front Row (L to R): Lisa Pacheco, Amy Laubi, Rebecca DeSouza Middle Row: Dawn Sniezek, Martha Rogers, Natalia Szeier, Lisa Menard, Mark Isaksen, Malisa Morais, Scott Davignan, Mr. Foley (advisor) Back Row: Chris Menard, Liz Abrantes, Russell Seguin, Matt Brown, Jack DeMello, Mr. Dufour (advisor) A.V. Aides (L to R): Jon Ellis, Steve Bruneau, Stephanie Rebello, John Haaland, Scott Davignon, Chauncey Burr, Robert Ripley, Robert Costa Activities 119 Interact Club Front Row (L to R): Chris Menard, Cindy Fisher, Carolyn Murray, Nicole Brunelle, Kim Arruda, Michelle Calheta, Beth Mahaney Front Row (Stairs): Kelly Foster, Rebecca DeSouza, Ed Hebert, Scott Davignon, Matt Brown, John Haaland Middle Row (Stairs): Jane McQuillan, Karen Smith, Chris Mello, Mark Isaken, Steve Bruneau, Chris Langlois Back Row (Stairs): Karie Kozuch, Monique Michaud, Elisabete Abrantes, Samantha Baker 1986 Front Row (L to R): Becky DeSouza, Elisabete Abrantes, Lori Talbot, Sheila Tonnessen, Malisa Morais, Moni¬ que Michaud, Keri Duff, Wendy Crane, Maura Cleffi Second Row: Samantha Baker, Karen Daniels, Carolyn Murray, Martha Rogers, Susan Souza, Erin Crabbe, Christine Mello, Kim Rasmussen, Natalia Szeier, Karen Smith Third Row: Joyce Almeida, Jackie Almeida, Christine Kelley, Ann Lacasse Fourth Row: Brian Birkeland, Andrew Letoile, Chris Robichaud, Mark Rasmussen, Angelo Nicolosi, Scott Langlois, Rob Melan- phy, Mike Landry, Luke Charbonneau, Rob Crabbe, Mark Isaksen French Club 120 Activities Captain’s Club Front Row (L to R): Scott Ashworth, Mike Rezendes, Ed Hebert, Rob Melanphy, Mike Gill, John Haaland Second Row: Mark Menard, Karl Sovik, Steve Bruneau, Chris Mello, Lisa Texeira, Lynn Cottrill, Melissa Martin, Kellie Quilligan, Melissa Perron, Beth Mahaney, Sheila Edwards Front Row (L to R): Tony Monteiro, Chris Langlois, Mark Isaksen Back Row: Kelly Guillotte, Karen Smith, Linda Dias, Beth Mahaney, Julie Duval Student Council 1986- Math Team Front Row (L to R): Kelly Foster, Wendy Crane, Chris Mello, Karen Smith, Lisa Pacheco Middle Row: Matt Brown, Maura Cleffi, Jack DeMello Back Row: Tom Medeiros, Steve Bruneau, John Haaland, David Cook Activities 121 ,71 Varsity Cheerleaders Front Row (L to R): Lisa Cabral, Kristen Sylvia, Kelly Guillotte, Tracey Belliveau, Kerrie Blasingame, Jennifer Lopes Back Row (L to R): Heidi DeMello, Laurie Barcellos, Lisa Pacheco, Karen Mello, Cheri Pisz, Tricia Costa, Sue Drew, Carolyn Gormley 1986 J. V. Cheerleaders Front Row (L to R): Darlene Alferes, Linda Dias, Kathie Charbonneau, Sherri Medeiros Back Row (L to R): Stephanie Martin, Kerri Skrutski, Cindy Warecki, Deanne Seguin, Trudy Perry, Karen Alves Majorettes Front Row (L to R): Lori Rebello, Cindy Fisher, Sharon Rebello Back Row: Lori Daigle, Jennifer Moniz, Jeannie Wotton, Kathie Paiva, Tracey Perry Blue Devil Marching Band Drum Majors: Doug Bourgault, John Medeiros Band Members: Julie Isaksen, Rosemary Couto, Erica Murray, Sarah Broadmeadow, Beth Weaver, Kristen Thomas, Natalia Szeier, Karen Rasmussen, Jennifer Mahaney, Tara McCormick, Tina Konerth, Kenny Burr, Donna Lawrence, Stacy Jacobsen, John Platt, Chauncey Burr, Jackie Almedia, Mia Holland, Chris Kelley, Jill Orman, Elizabeth Richard, Andy Letoile, David Larsen, Martha Rogers, David Pierce, Michelle Medeiros, Michael Kelly, Brian Waleka, Jesse Jacobsen, David Andrews, Brian Birkeland, Ana DeMelo, Matthew Aadland, Maura Cleffi, Susan Medeiros, Danielle London, Sara Josefek, Lyle Drew, Kim Duff, Mark Rasmussen, Eddie Almedia, Steven Letourneau, Brian Bertaldo, Dawn Parent, Kim Karvonen, Kelley Francis, Claude Boisnier, Tanya Burgo Color Guard: Michelle Calheta, Melissa Fletcher, Lisa Schroeder, Jeri Thibeault, Shannon McDonald, Dianne Santos, Kerrie Almedia Majorettes: Cindy Fisher, Sharon Rebello, Tracey Perry, Jeannie Wotton, Lori Rebello, Kathie Paiva, Lori Daigle, Jennifer Moniz Cheerleaders: Tracey Belliveau, Kerrie Blasingame, Kristen Sylvia, Karen Mello, Cheri Pisz, Karen Alves, Lisa Pacheco, Jenifer Lopes, Laurie Barcellos, Sherrie Medeiros, Stephanie Martin, Heather Burt, Kelly Guillotte, Linda Dias, Kathie Charbonneau, Carolyn Gormley, Heidi DeMello, Kerri Strutski, Tricia Costa, Sue Drew, Lisa Cabral, Trudy Perry, Deanne Seguin, Cindy Warecki, Darlene Alferes Activities 123 124 Athletics L nc:rw Athletics 125 F00TBALL 0 0 T B L L First Row (L to R): Padriac Elliot, Mark Isaksen, Rob Melanphy, John Haaland, Ed Hebert, Mike Leonard, Mark Pacheco Second Row: Tim Doyle, Billy Silva, Chris Langlois, Mike Gill, Bert Diggins, Steve Bruneau 126 Athletics First Row: Chris Langlois, Steve Bruneau, Bill Silva, Tim Doyle, Padraic Elliot, Mark Isaksen, Rob Melanphy, John Haaland, Ed Hebert, Mike Leonard, Mark Pacheco, Bert Diggins, Mike Gill Second Row: Ron Cabral, Dean Silvaria, Neil Arsenault, Karl Sovik, Tom Hood, Michael Myers, Jim Toomey, Brian Leonardo, Curtis Mello, Bill Brown, Paul Almeida, Ryan Braga, Scott Darignon Third Row: John Bailey, Ken Martin, Chris Burt, Chris Vaillancourt, Sean McKenna, Marc Darmofal, Scott Joseph, Rob Forand, Jon Ellis, Paul Barrow Fourth Row: Scott Arsenault, Matt Botelho, Scott Mcgann, Randy Bruneau, Chris Foster, Dave Cadieux, Andy L’Etoil, Scott Ashworth, Steve Xavier, Mark Melanphy, Brian Guay Athletics 127 F.H.S. SEASON’S RECORD 1985 0-0 Stang F.H.S. 20-31 Voke l ' .H.S. 0-40 Seekonk l ' .H.S. 26-27 Apponequet F.H.S. 22-30 Case F.H.S. 0-20 Tabor F.H.S. 26-14 ORR F.H.S. 14-28 Ware ham F.H.S. 20-0 bourne F.H.S. 22-28 Dighton-Rehoheth F.H.S. 0-20 Dartmouth 128 Athletics Athletics 129 VQbbEYBflbb Varsity First Row: Heidi Ashworth, Kim Arruda, Tyra Murphy, Christine Mello, Karen Olsen, Tracey Tyson Second Row: Asst. Coach Pat Barrow, Michelle Bourgault, Lisa Texeira, Mary Beth Mahaney, Terry Moura, Lisa Almeida, Amy Laubi, Coach Mike Childs 130 Athletics J.V.: First Row: Heidi Ashworth, Kerrie Martin, Jennifer Goulet, Beth Hebert, Sue Reis Second Row: Melissa Perron, Joann Cunha, Paula Cunha, Kelly Quilligan Freshmen: First Row: Jennifer Moniz, Laurel Staite, Kristen Pierce, Beth Hebert Second Row: Joann Cunha, Melissa McKnight, Ann Richard, Kim Karvonen, Jill Orman, Michelle Medeiros Athletics 131 FIELD H0EKEY I E L D fl 0 E W E Y Front Row, L-R: Christy Fletcher, Carolyn Costa, Helen Wilson, Susan Gauthier, Donna Wunschel, Susan Medeiros, Sheila Edwards Second Row: Tricia Costa, Linda Alphonse, Maureen Cassidy, Shannon Livsey, Coach Leonard Crane, Ann Lacasse, Linda Feener, Melissa Martin, Colleen Smith ■0 W ' r f Bpwggii ' Em • i Wk cjjB SEASON S RECORDS 1985 Varsity Won Lost Tied 2 11 1 Junior Varsity 3 4 5 Athletics 133 134 Athletics ■ 23 -3 ZCGra CROSS COUNTRY First Row (L to R): Coach Steve Bender, Jessica Richard, Tom Chagnon, Mike Reis, Natalia Szeier, Larry Santos, Julie Avila, Chris Patenaude, Cathy Mulherin Second Row: Shari Bowden, Scott Lorraine, Chad Jacobs, Chauncey Burr, Morgan Elliot, Kris Kozwara, Dawn Parent, Sheila Tonneson Third Row: Karen Bernard, Keith Desrosiers, Steve Perrymen, Lisa Hanrahan, Marsha Manna, Roy DaSilva, Fourth Row: Heather Ryan, Melissa Fletcher, Michelle Watts, William Dean, Julie Isaksen, Daniel London, Bill Parent Athletics 135 136 Athletics B0YS’ BASKETBALL 0 Y 5 B A S K E T B A Varsity: Front Row (L to R): Dean Sylvaria, John Haaland, Chris Claflin, Scott Ashworth Second Row: Coach Mark Southworth, Mike Thomas, Karl Sovik, Jason Jacobsen, Mark Menard L SEASON’S RECORD 1985-1986 F.H.S. 58-47 Stang F.H.S. 66-54 Dartmouth F.H.S. 69-60 Old Rochester F.H.S. 75-55 Dartmouth F.H.S. 45-49 Wareham F.H.S. 52-33 Old Rochester F.H.S. 31-33 Bourne F.H.S. 56-65 Case F.H.S. 70-55 Apponquet F.H.S. 59-57 Seekonk F.H.S. 64-55 Voc-Tech F.H.S. 54-41 Old Rochester F.H.S. 59-62 Wareham F.H.S. 72-63 Old Rochester F.H.S. 41-39 Bourne F.H.S. 70-67 Case F.H.S. 56-50 Apponoquet F.H.S. 86-53 Dartmouth F.H.S. 79-61 Seekonk F.H.S. 78-53 Voc-Tech Athletics 137 Junior Varsity: Front Row (L-R): Mike Letourneau, Scott Francis, Chris Patenaude, Jim Houghton Second Row: Coach Norm Tate, Sean McKenna, Karl Sovik, Mike Thomas, Kevin Howell, Chris Wambolt 138 Athletics Athletics 139 140 Athletics flGlGKEY Seniors (L to R): Mike Reis, Peter Dias, Mike Gill, Chris Langlois, Eric Labonte, Eddie Morris Athletics 141 South Coast Conference First Row: Eddie Morris , Scott Tanquay, Bryan Becotte, Head Coach, Jim Mahaney, Coach Mike Mahaney, Steve Xavier, Eric Labonte, Matt Brown Second Row: Scott Joseph, Scott Dias, Dan Byrn, Greg Linberg, Bob Fryer, Tom Dias, Peter Dias, Brian Guay, Chris Langlois, Mike Gill, Dave Costa, Angelo Nicolosi, Peter Hubert, Kenny Martin, Manny Carrico, Mike Reis 142 Athletics Co-Champions 1985-86 Athletics 143 SEASON’S RECORD 1985-1986 F.H.S. 4-3 Dartmouth F.H.S. 8-4 Voc-Tech F.H.S. 6-1 Old Rochester F.H.S. 7-4 Harwich F.H.S. 4-2 Case F.H.S. 3-8 Duxbury F.H.S. 15-6 Chatham F.H.S. 2-7 Seekonk F.H.S. 7-4 Wareham F.H.S. 2-5 Bourne F.H.S. 7-4 Voc-Tech F.H.S. 6-4 Old Rochester F.H.S. 6-0 Case F.H.S. 6-0 Wareham F.H.S. 4-1 Seekonk F.H.S. 11-3 Chatham F.H.S. 11-1 Bristol-Plymouth F.H.S. 4-5 Dartmouth F.H.S. 4-1 Bourne 144 Athletics crcr 3cn-HPn tn±t53 - but 23 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL I Varsity: Front Row (L-R): Sue Botelho, Christy Fletcher, Donna Wunschel, Liz Abrantes Second Row: Coach Chuck Allaire, Linda Feener, Heidi Ashworth, Heather Doucette, Karen Olsen, Anne Manley Athletics 145 Junior Varsity: Front Row (L-R): Michelle Watts, Erin Crabbe, Kathy Paiva Second Row: Ann Richards, Shelley Ryan, Kim Karvonen, Coach Mary Ellen Costa 146 Athletics WINTER TRflGft I N T E R T R G ft First Row (L-R): Karen Bellefeuille, Nicole Brunelle, Dawn Parent, Lisa Hanrahan, Helen Wilson, Kerrie Martin (Capt.) Sheila Edwards, Shelly Braga Second Row: Maureen Cassidy, Kelly Telega, Melissa McKnight, Stephanie Martin, Charlene Caldeira, April Haggis, Shannon McDonald, Carolyn Costa, Marsha Manna, Darlene Alferes Third Row: Coach Bender, Karen Bernard, Cheryl Turner, (Capt.) Chris Mello, Cathy Mulherin, Julie Isaksen, (Capt.) Melissa Martin, Heather Ryan, Melissa Fletcher, Julie Avila, Danielle London, Coach Medeiros First Row (L-R): David Goglia, John Bailey, Rob Forand, Brian Leonardo, Todd Edwards, Mike Myers, Brian McGreevy, David Andrews Second Row: Paul Barrow, Morgan Elliot, Lee Guillotte, Keith Desroisers, Sal Corrao, Richard Miller, Chris Foster, Bill Parent, Chad Jacobs, Jim Toomey, Tom Chagnon Third Row: Coach Bender, Padriac Elliot, Roy DaSilva, Gunnar Jacobsen, (Capt.) Ed Hebert, (Capt.) Rob Melanphy, (Capt.) Mick Rezendes, Luke Charbonneau, Larry Santos, Ken Perry, (Capt.) 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FOSTER I 1 i S i ’ lie • (617)994-2974 MASS. LIC. 17416 SEGUIN PLUMBING HEATING REMODELING • GAS PIPING • HEATING SYSTEMS S. (BOB) SEGUIN Owner 10 NORTH ST. FAIRHAVEN, MA 02719 FISH LOBSTER CLAMS The SEAFOOD MARKET of Fairhaven Telephone 990-0355 147 Washington Street — Fairhaven, MA 160 ' •V- ' ■ All the Best to the Class of ’86 760 Washington St. Rte. 6, Fhvn, The area’s newest and most complete camera shop ' Tel.(617) 993-3878 Wary j? 3 3ine eivehry Qifti 403 Main Street No. Fairhaven, MA 02719 MARY J. SOBRAL FREEDOM TRAVEL, INC. “We Aim High to satisfy — FREEDOM TRAVEL” Route 118 Swansea, MA 02777 679-2195 2777 Acush. Ave. NB., MA 02745 998-3021 WN ME NEW 995-5166 W, Mass. [-SECTARIAN WITH HE MEANS OF ALL T.1950 DANIEL J. SULLIVAN ROGER A. LaFRANCE LORRAINE ROY-PREITE FUNERAL DIRECTORS ... . FAIRLAWN 180 Washigton St. I ' If : FAIRHAVEN, Mass. 02719 4 NON-SECTARIAN ?■ EASILY ACCESSIBLE FROM ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS DANIEL J. SULLIVAN EDWARD H. SULLIVAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS ' )%- v v ;‘f : . -.’uv: ; „ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 380 HATHAWAY RD. NEW BEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS, USA NOTED FOR OUR AWARD WINNING CHOWDER 161 FLORIST NURSERY LANDSCAPING FRESH FRUIT AND VEGET BIE Fancy Fruit Bakets 539 WASHINGTON ST. (RTE. 6) KEN AND SUE FAIRHAVEN, MA 02719P fm Sr MR ; Or ji ) - c realtor , ' - A HUGHES CAREY 950 Kempton Street New Bedford, Mas gftBI Business (617) 999-4541 RNARD CAREY President Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated The Haircutters Men’s Hairstylist 999-3806 13 WASHINGTON STREET, FAIRHAVEN, MA 02719 Gene’s Seafood Platter Specialty Fried Clams, Scallops. Shrimp, Fish, French Fries. Cole Slaw and Tartar Sauce. 7.95 A Gene’s Famous Seafood Fresh from the New Bedford Docks Seafood Rolls - Lobster Rolls - Seafood Salad Fried Clams - Fried Shrimp - Fried Scallops - Tuna Ip-Kl Sttjftfed Quahogs - Onion Rings - Fish Plates - Sandwiches ( Clam Cakes - Fish Cakes - Clam Chowder - Cole Slaw Summer Hours - Memorial Day-Labor Day Daily 11:00a.m.-11:00 p.m. Winter Hours - Labor Day-Memorial Day 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. - Closed Mondays 996-5127 146 Huttleston Avenue, Fairhaven, MA 02719 162 Best of luck to all the lady Devils lit m WHITTIER PARADIS ► d w 0HP ■ppj ■ primarily and related services , ' ' ' -v- 4 ' igg . p! . ■ V P §| 992-9505 160 WILLIAM STREET NEW BEDFORD 9 JAMES HAIR STYLIST INC. SPECIALISTS IN THE ART OF DRESSING AND SCULPTURING HAIR 107 Main St. Fairhaven Easy Parking Front Or Rear OFFERING A COMPLETE LINE OF SERVICES HAIR CUTT ING THAT FITS EVERYONE’S NEEDS 993-3668 SKIN CARE ANALYSIS AND TREATMENT BY CHRISTINE VALMY GRADUATE Offering A Personalized Service For Every Type of Skin And Its Condition WE ARE THE ART OF HAIR SENSOR PERM WAVING (MOST MODERN METHOD OF PERMANENT WAVING TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL NEED) 996-0313 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 86 OXFORD PHARMACY 348 MAIN ST. FAIRHAVEN,MA 02719 v-v. GOOD LUCK ’86 FROM THE FHS COLOR GUARD :t - SUNTAN STUDIO 84 Huttleston Ave., Rte. 6 Fairhaven, Mass. 02719 994-4430 ff 1 BayManne electronic specialist, inc. Mark G. Dexter PHONE (617)992-0528 26 WATER STREET FAIRHAVEN, MASSACHUSETTS 02719 T (617) 992-0305 GOOD LUCK MICH! and to all of the Class of’86 ,Z f . £ • W. J. SOJKA INC. AUTO AIR CONDITIONING SPECIALISTS DIAGNOSTIC TUNE UPS LOVE MR. AND MRS. C ” JOHN W. SOJKA President 134 HUTTLESTON AVENUE FAIRHAVEN, MA 02719 164 Telephone 995-0296 L Weddings • Banquets • Proms • Funerals Arrangements of all types Silk Flowers • Dried Flowers • Fresh Flowers 165 PHONE 995-3905 T, MASS. FORD, MASS. CHARLOTTE COUTINHO 588 Middle Ro Achusnet, Mass . A m- n„ y J MS CO. 7 % ; 1 A Am JE ' k wif% . « %s 4 %r, 1 - : Specializing in Seafood, Italian, and American Dishes •f r m � A.r lUK . . - Wt 8 £ 1? • %. ' ■ ' ■ ■ffiimW Wi With Your Host, Mike Cormier 714 Washington Street (Route 6) East Fairhaven Massachusetts 02719 Phone 996-9810 Kitchen 996-1431 Lounge «4 . ■« : y m i m •M ' -Masas - } ' ■ ‘ -V • a ' ; h t z‘ i ■ vs., S ' Apr 166 12 FISHING GEAR S.A.) LTD 2 Middle St. Fairhaven. Mass. 02719 JENSEN MPANY 5 FINANCIAL AND TAX CONSULTANTS 181 WASHINGTON STREET, P.O. BOX 416 FAIRHAVEN, MA 02719 KURT JENSEN ACCOUNTAI (617)997-6387 drjm Good Luck racy Qayton ana Class of ' 86 Love, Mom and Dad 1985-1986 Mr ' it - THEFAUNCE CLUB 250 Faunce Corner Road North Dartmouth, MA 02747 tel. 617-999-2171 167 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1986 It is time for you to move on to bigger and hopefully better things. May whatever the future holds for each one of you prove to be a FAIR HAVEN! THE PACHECO’S TOM, CAITIE, TOMMY, AND ANTOINETTE THANK YOU! FROM ALL OF US AT ... TOM PACHECO STUDIO YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS 335 ROCKDALE AVE., NEW BEDFORD 997-4412