New Bedford High School - Crimson Log Yearbook (New Bedford, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1979 volume:

6 00056 Ti ooo � Y Dale Whiting CRIMSON LOG tneteen Hundred and Sev nty- Nine New Bedford High Schoo ew Bedford, Massachusetts TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS © IN ZO) SRS ONC AE IONS We began each uncertain of the future. Aeepeeress There were expectations and pressures, Ee nel A EE friendships eased the pais. We worked, STYLE aa 7 r ’ and enjoyed. Together we learned of life and its phases. é 4 = PCAN . 7 ind Us. = 3 ee) wy) 8 = Only memories remained o if a time forever gone. | seumit pays We set forth prepared to confront new LE TG AA Cty otha ent Lae + he 14 and successes YY 15 16 richer from our shared eXperlences. CRIMSON LOG GRADUATE EDITOR: Cecelia Ferreira i Aa oo tian.� ADVERTISING EDITOR: Pam Karalekas CLUB EDITOR: Ruben A. Ferreira CRIMSON LOG � Ege | alo CONTRIBUTING EDITOR: Ruy Cardoso SPORTS EDITOR: Maria Furtado SEngee || a bee SELee va ust Bexvar Petr kt FACULTY EDITOR: Helder Costa Sbaeek® SRR atte: reese Pee | FACULTY STAFF: Lori Costa, Gail Shepard, Marissa Dias, Melanie Hill, Sharon Sullivan, Helder Costa. Also: Jeannette Rose. CRIMSON LOG GRADUATE STAFF: Paula Souza, Debbie Roberts, Cathy Camaioni. Marcelle Duval, Phyllis Raphael. Lucy Benevides, Michelle Hebert, Theresa Cardoza, Cecelia Ferreira. a as : vests a Beis wo, ee CONTRIBUTING STAFF: Martha Reid. Libby Horn, Ellen Harrington, Ruy Cardoso. Debbie Hardy. Also: Patti Faria. ART STAFF: Melanie Chartier. Michelle Hebert. Also: Dale Whit- ing. 20 CRIMSON LOG CLUB STAFF: Vcbde i aoe PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Rick Marchisio. Samir Habboosh. Mike Pelezarski. Sandy Cusson. SPORTS STAFF: Mike Russo, Ellen Harrington, Maria Furtado, Paul Arguin. f ts —- ; . ' wa! bi x “ ‘ ADVERTISING STAFF: Lisa Poulos. Pam Karalekas. Dave Finnerty. Sandy Cus- son, Debbie Hardy. Martha Reid. Chery! Lyonnais. P.O. Box F923, New Bedford, Massachusetts 02742 U.S.A. Gi! Morse Cutting Tools Division . Gulf +Western Manufacturing Company Compliments of RAY-LO's CAFE 77 Slocum St. Acushnet, Mass. EaT BETTER FoR LESS e 26 te hielae e rg, Mr. Constantine Nanopoulos Deputy Superintendent Mrs. Grace Frey Asst. Supt. of Curr. and Instr. Mrs. Lucille Caron Asst. Supt. for Special Services Mr. Paul Rodrigues Superintendent of Schools 7 A Mr. Edward Correia Asst. Supt. for Personnel é Mrs. Frances Heimberg Coordinator of Music Ed. isi Mr. Raymond Bisaillon Art Director Mr. William Chapman Dir. of Guid. and Pupil Personnel Services it Be i Ey Mrs. Clara Crosson Dir. of Occupational Ed. oe af Mr. Joseph Rocha Phys. Ed. Director Mr. Joseph Bettencourt Athleti c Director Ms. Edna Zola Dir. of I.M.C. 27 Administration F Mr. Theodore J. Calnan Mr. John F. Robinson Headmaster Administrative Assistant aT aM a Mr. Gilbert Souza Mr. Eugene Goldrick Mrs. Roberta Sawyer Tan Housemaster Gold Housemaster Dean of Students Mrs. Marial Harper Mr. Charles Luchetti Blue Housemistress Green Housemaster 28 rt Department Mr. David Rocha a. _: LA Mrs. Patricia Maranhas Mr. William Bettencourt Mr. Robert Fournier Mrs. Nancy Baier Bilingual Department Mr. Abel Fidalgo Dept. Head 2 Mrs. Amy Slater Mrs. Ester Gomes Miss Clara Vinagre 29 Bilingual Department a f ERIE Ae Mr. Miguel Sanchez-Arriola Med - Mrs. Laura Linda Methia ‘ 4 Ma ah ae ai etme ees Mr. Manuel Silveira k? Mr. Manuel Aguiar Miss Marina Mendez Mr. Paul Broadmeadow Mrs. Lidia Ferreira Mr. Antonio Oliveira 30 Business Department j VAL Mr. Richard Nerbonne Ms. Catherine Catin Dept. Head Mrs. Dawn Caton Mr. Richard Anderson Mr. Arthur Anderson Mrs. Barbara West Mrs. Joyce Desforges Mr. Edward Costa Mrs. Donna Romano li ‘ or aa ee Mrs. Ann Walker Mr. Carlos Alves Mr. John Warren Wi, GEL) MALT Mrs. Loretta Dlouhy Mr. David Kroudvird Mrs. Carol Strupezewski Also Mr. Joseph Dube Mrs. Aileen Siegel Ms. Aurora Zola 32 Mr. Charles Robinson Dept. Head , Mr. Daniel Dube , } } Mrs. Regina Keightley Mr. Robert Peccini Mr. Roger St. Pierre 33 34 _— Mrs. Audrey Levasseur Miss Mary Morris Se, al Miss Gale Rowles Mr. James Mandly Mr. Robert Lanouette i ) t Mrs. Anita Rose Mrs. Patricia Rutkowitz Mrs. Graciette Medeiros English Department Mr. Robert LeBlanc Mrs. Rosalie Baker Dept. Head i- las ¥ Ms. Maria Costa Mr. Laurindo Machado Mr. George Biscari 35 aoe ya 7 aif Avie? he 1a? CEN eats Mr. Ronald Nolin Mr. Paul Guy Ww og) Nae “4 A on PH cd Mr. Mario Castro Mrs. Bernice Kaufman Mrs. Sarah Kalife Mr. Ronald Medeiros 36 Mr. William Winsper Placement Counselor Mrs. Judith Bolton Mr. Michael Hochman Mr. Jacob Tabachnik Miss Anna Sowa A Mr. William Savage i ie + etate Hi ap bese HHT Piette Mr. Keith Francis Miss Juanita Schoff Mr. Edward Burke Home Economics Department Pate as oF we iS a f Mrs. Modena Chooporian Mrs. Nancy Sullivan Mrs. Clara Crosson Dept. Head 37 Industrial Arts Department = Mr. Jeffrey Bourgeois Mr. William Robbins Mr. John Farrell Dept. Head 2 a € a4 ae% 2 a 2% ee. .eeee 8. ire eg see «ee? ° thea thie ae ; . paee® geseee Py . 4s : tems . = yr @ 7¢ 8 tee eer e. Lee ee) ee Perea riers fl ae? a8 ; te e Tr oheeeeT Lie ens tthe fee eaee? te Ses ts F Serer etl Lees te aariitee 4. 4 aee ee © @tntas ‘te ‘ = aa@® ee Bey te eeeweer® ae . tae flcaaoa @® Pa a% Mr. Richard Rutkowitz i Mr. Nicholas Konstantakos Mr. Paul Maty Mr. Raphael Monteiro Mr. Jim Reul Mr. Edward Orlowski 38 Mr. Edward Girard Mr. Charles Messier Miss Constance Hindle Math Department Mr. Michael Ras ae Mrs. Zeida Rodriguez Mr. Ronald Vaz 4 Miss Joan Park Dept. Head Mrs. Susan Harriman 39 LA DN Mr. Marc Letendre Mr. Glenn Machado Mr. Charles Vardo Miss Frances Howard Mr. Henry Saltzman Music Department Mrs. Cassandra Morgan ww: ‘ a — . . a Miss Patricia Clark Mr. Russell D. Campoli Mr. William Langelotti Mr. John G. Rapoza 40 | Occupational Education Department Mr. Robert Allcock : pee Foods Mrs. Eileen Medeiros Mrs. Toni Audette Nurses’ Aide Teacher Distributive Ed. Mrs. Hope Collins Child Care € ef Mr. Robert Francis Mrs. Pauline Goldrick Mr. John Pacheco Data Processing Nurse's Aide Teacher Distributive Ed. Mrs. Mary Stellato Child Care a Physical Education Department Mrs. Louanne Gonsalves Mr. Ronald Barboza Mr. Bruce MacPherson 4] Physica 2¥ A nay FS Miss Pauline Silvia Ms. Karyn Bicker Mr. Stephen Gardiner Mrs. Nancy Rolli | Ben Mr. Dennis Medeiros Health Mr. Clyde Ribeiro Mr. Richard Ponte Mr. John Dell Isola Mrs. Nancy L’Heureux Mrs. Rita Blanchette 42 Health Laundry Aide Laundry Aide Science Department Mr. Jarett Rose Mr. Paul Anthony Mr. George Goodfellow Mr. Wayne Hamlet Dept. Head Mr. Antone Glenn Brum Mr. Raymond Martin Mr. Abel Pimental Mr. Kenneth Soares Mrs. Janice Ouimet Mr. Allan Roscow Dr. Eugene B. Wilusz 43 Science Department Mrs. Virginia Sherbino Miss Martha Wilde Mrs. Doris Bisaillon Mr. John Strittmatter Mr. Stephen Jansen Mrs. Mary Jane Rider Social Studies Department 12 le . a = Beek eG c ee aS . .. Zz Mr. Frederick Cole Mr. Michael Longo Mrs. Cynthia Conward Dept. Head Mr. John Borowicz Mr. Lawrence Edmundson Mr. John Curry 44 Social Studies Department Ms. Lena Salbego Mr. John Murphy Mr. Frank Motta Mr. Edmund Tavares Mrs. June Roberts Mrs. Catherine Hassey Mr. Roger Levesque Mr. Maurice Taylor Mr. Robert Foster 45 Mrs. Elizabeth Macedo Soc. St. Res. Ctr. Mr. Robert Maucione Mrs. Vivian Robb Media Coordinator Librarian y i ¢ 4 Mrs. Ethel Towers Science Res. Ctr. Mr. Robert Whittaker A.V.-T.V. Technician BOR ea eG L. I Mrs. Marguerite Zielinski Read.-Ref. Res. Ctr. Mrs. Joanne Williams T.V. Instructor Mrs. Helen Rogers CSM Manuel Lima, Jr. aderunas tt = Sgt. Robert Morrison Lt. Col. Joseph Napoli oes es Pe J.R.O.T.C. J.R.O.T.C. Mrs. Yvette LeBlanc Mrs. Dot Lowney Mrs. Elena Martins Mr. Paul Boisvert 46 R.N. R.N. R.N. Driver’s Ed. bce aR Mrs. Eileen Forgue Res. Class Aide Mrs. Elaine Lovett Res. Class Aide Mrs. Debra Fortier Mrs. Darlene Raposo Res. Class Aide Res. Class Aide Mrs. Beatrice Costa Res. Class Aide Mrs. Elizabeth Trudelle Res. Class Aide Mr. Nick Papas Mrs. Joan Borowicz Res. Class Aide Res. Class Aide Mrs. Patricia Burgo Res. Class Train. Mrs. Diane Cohen Mrs. Janice Cohen Res. Class Train. Spec. Ed. : - r. rs Mr. Robert Jeffrey Res. Class Staff Miss Lynn Mingola Mr. Clyde Armstrong Spec. Ed. Spec. Ed. , Spec. Ed. 47 Special Services Mrs. Rita Rivard Miss Marie LeBea Main Off. Tel. Oper. Green House Guid. Clerk A} ‘= ; Mrs. Claire Bergeron Mrs. Marie Tur, Blue House Sec. Main Off. Sec. ‘ es lass Bie Se : Ps. eon NEL Mrs. Sylvia Amaral Tan House Sec. Mrs. Theresa Audette $. ed el Res. Class Staff Mrs. Alice Rezendes Mrs. Marion Brown Gold House Sec. Exec. Sec., Main Off. he Mrs. Stasia Szaro Main Off. Sec. Mrs. Ethel Griffith Green House Sec. Mrs. Carol Clermont Main Off. See. « Miss Elizabeth W Main Guid. Sec. Miss Kathy Gomes Blue House Guid. Clerk Mrs. Catherine Rose Gold House Guid. Clerk Mrs. Violetta Fernandes Main Off. Sec. Mr. Manuel Matos Spec. Ed. Mrs. Margaret Mello Teacher Aide Special Services Mrs. Sophie Sladewski Teacher Aide —— oa ptt Ms. Joanne Bennett Mr. Tom Ferreira Left to right: Mr. Curtis Perry, Mr. William Keavey, Dir., Mr. Peter Nanos, and Mr. Spec. Ed. Spec. Ed. Lee Harriman of Project Space. Also, Mr. Rildo Ferreira Thankless tasks are never done; Thanks for making our school run. CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Vivian Bettencourt, Mgr. Mrs. Joyce Menard Mrs. Evelyn Ambrose Mrs. Irene Mendonca Mrs. Cecile Antone Mrs. Gloria Mendoza Mrs. Adella Arruda Mrs. Cynthia Moniz Mrs. Cynthia Bentley Mrs. Pat Motta Mrs. Claire Brun Mrs. Ellen Moyer Mrs. Hilda Catlow Mrs. Kathleen Murphy Mrs. Marilyn Collins Mrs. Theresa Noia Mrs. Gladys Couto Mrs. Kathleen Perry Mrs. Virginia Crocker Mrs. Ruth Piva Mrs. Sandra DeDeus Mrs. Florida Pontes Mrs. Mildred Dion Mrs. Kathy Rothwell Mrs. Frances Eluziario Mrs. Agnes Rua Mrs. M. Beatrice Hayes Mrs. Frances Schoorens Mrs. Dorothy Hope Mrs. Natalie Simmons Mrs. oyce Iacaponi Mrs. Emily Souza Mrs. Natalie Inacio Mrs. Rosalie Strittmatter Mrs. Marion Jankowski Mrs. Dorothea Sylvia Mrs. Joanne Kwicien Mrs. Mary Tavano Mrs. C. Terry Ladino Mrs. Mary Tavares Mrs. Gertrude Lague Mrs. Shirley Whittaker Mrs. Theresa Lizotte Mrs. Marion Wholley Mrs. Alice Maillet Mrs. Demitra Yotides Mr. George Wheeler, Head Mr. Antone Alfonso Mr. Henry Almeida Mr. Gilbert Amaral Mr. Kenneth Andrews, Engr. Mr. Joseph Arruda Mr. Leopold Berube Mr. Mark Britton Mr. Gerald Cabral Mr. Stanley Collins Mrs. Eva Correia Mr. Fernando Cruz Mr. John David Mr. Robert Desautels Mr. Alfonse Duarte Mr. Joseph Dutra Mr. Joseph Ferreira Mrs. Mary Fortes Mr. James Foster, Carp. Mr. Dale Fuller, Carp. Mr. Mare Gill, Engr. Mrs. Beverly Gomes CUSTODIANS Mr. Charles Gosselin Mr. Richard Haskins Mr. Donald Howard Mr. John Joseph Mr. Dennis Latour Mrs. Beatrice Leal Mrs. Jean Lima Mr. James Macedo Mr. Kenneth Macedo Mr. Ernest Medeiros Mr. Luciano Oliveira Mrs. Ermelinda Perry Mr. Kenneth Petty Mr. Edgar Pothier Mr. Fred Reynolds, Chief Engr. Mr. August Sacramento Mr. Donaldo Silva Mr. Edward Simmons Mr. Daniel Sormento Mr. William Tavares Mr. Anthony Williams MRS. SRWYER = = = S = ———SS SS x as ———S S44 Se is MR. Lonco MR. RAPOZA 50 Mr. David Kroudvird of the Business Department taught for 39 years, 36 of them at NBHS. Mr. Joseph Dube of the Business Department was at NBHS 21 years of his 36-year career, i Mrs. Sophie Sladewski, a Special Education teacher aide, spent five years on the NBHS faculty. teach vb. . . 4a: to instruct by precept, example or experience grateful adj la: appreciative of benefits received As high school seniors, we will soon be adults with responsibili- ties to both society and ours elves. Many of our attitudes will have been formed during these last four years. Without realizing it, we have been greatly influenced by our teachers. Thanks to the efforts of people like Mr. David Kroudvird, Mr. Joseph Dube, and Mrs. Sophie Sladewski, we will begin our adulthood better pre- pared. The Class of °79 would like to wish Mr. Kroudvird, Mr. Dube, and Mrs. Sladewski the best of luck in their retirement. 51 Mrs. Janice OV gv Ms. Cynthia Lea ) Mrs. Janice @ ime pst Talkative — Lp r, Miebael Lom: WD _ Mrs. Kileén I wie Mok t ra Moe Res: Wishes to lass of 1979 n Editor arrington Tom Bill Perry, LI Dartmouth St. __ wish the Class of '79 the best Seeor luck. 206 Rockdale Avenue New Bedford, Ma.02740 — Senior Officers President — Sandy Jacobs ardy H First Vice-Pres. — Debbie r Sec.- Vice Pres. — David Fournie Secretary — Marissa Dias 7 | | | j | | | i t od 4 Pow ' | it H het § Hi 4 ; th } Hi 4b 55 58 A 7 RACHELLE ABARAY “Shell” will be attending business school or work. Enjoys tennis and bike riding. Her notable feature is her eyes. Saddest when stuck home at night. Disliked formal studies and morning exercises. Plans to visit Fla. “What's up!” JODY AGUIAR “Huey” would like to be a police- man or pro-body builder. Secretly wishes to bench press 400 lbs. by 19 yrs. old. Can be seen on Brock Ave. Wants to visit California. His hangup is his lack of confidence. Engines with Mr. Dlouhy was fine. . eat INS GAIL ALVES Is off to college and hopes to be famous. Will remember lov 4 care of parents. Hates stuck people. Wants to sunbathe in Hawaii. Salesmanship a ball Mr. Warren a great teacher. Favorite class, though, was Clothing. “Say what?” because DEIRDRE-MARIE ABELHA “Dee” Flying and sailing her hob- bies. English memorable for her constant striving, never succeed- ing. Course selection, sciences, auditoriums were tops. Who else had 2 black eyes and a weird laugh? To college for optometry. A girl who respects you for what you are. Wants ride in Mercedes-Benz. RICARDO ALCOBIA Rich wants to be happy. Likes playing chess, being with Wendy (the latter preferred). is going to college. Always GERALDINE ALVES “Gerry” adored playing pool, buy- ing unneeded things. Unforgetta- ble spilling iodine everywhere in Biology. Food and freshmen were odious. Mr. Girard, Ms. Allen were just great. Why do some people try to act older? Dislikes school, but wants to become algebra teacher! ane BARRY ABRAMS Constant talker noted for being dif- ferent. Traveling, sports, writing for CC best. Courier Office his sec- ond home. Irked by false alarms and 9th periods. Wishes to visit Israel but meanwhile spends time at Aquidneck Beach. Joyous when Red Sox win. “Clear your jets!” College next. i CYNTHIA ALFONSO “Cin’s” goal is to be a veterinarian. She wants to spend her life in Colo- rado. Enjoyed JROTC Drill and Rifle teams most. Will always remember parents for their confi- dence and understanding. KAREN ALVES Reading Room and McDonald’s her hangouts. Loved Chemistry for water fights and Mrs. Zielinski for her warm personality. Inconsider- ate or stuck-up people annoy her. Bad habits are fingernail biting and being critical. Wants to be med. technologist so hopes she does not flunk out of college. : DONNA LYNN ADAMS “Burnout” wants a red Mustang convertible. Gorgeous blue eyes. Never forget her running out of gas on way to school and getting stuck in the sand with Sue and Cindy. Enjoyed times spent with Jim. “Cool, man.” “Live it!” See her at the beach. MARY ALLEN Hopes to become a model. Happi- est when with Charlie and other friends. Can be found at Red J’s. Loves to dance but dislikes work- ing. Worst fault is being too impa- tient. Off to jolly old England one day. ANNETTE AMARAL Camping and Tri-chem. are pas- times. Excited by Spirit Week and Chemistry water fights. Lousy spel- ler but loved Math and Mr. Kobza. Frequenter of N.D. Mall. Aims for college to be dental hygienist, then marry Frankie. “Life is what you make it, so make it great!” AGVEDA AFONSO “‘Aggi’’ Fond of dancing, swim- ming, ping pong, tennis, music. A marathon talker often seen at Alhambra’s. Humiliated when bikini snapped! Turned off by vain people and attendance rule. She’s tiny but has eyes. Right now, to SMU, but eventually to be mar- ried. BROOKE ANN ALMEIDA Hopes to be a microbiologist. Has fun swimming and horseback rid- ing. Bliss is cheering for NBHS sports. Her trademark is being short. How about a Hawaiian holi- day? Opines that Mr. Girard was a fine teacher. Her sage advice is to live one day at a time, “Okey!” KATHLEEN M. AMARAL “Kathy”? appreciates mother’s understanding and guidance. Friend Sherri is ‘great’! Liked water skiing, running, Ms. Allen’s Shorthand and seafood. Book- store’s her hangout. Destined to attend college, become nursery school teacher. “What's up?” MARIA AMARAL Is known for her big green eyes. Hopes to be a rich, successful stew- ardess. Digs listening to records but hates homework. Hawaiian hol- iday beckons. Hers are the best parents in the world. “Oh, yeah!” ISMALIA ANDRADE “Issie” Friendly, talkative girl with sense of humor. Social work is her dream, but will probably be a sec- retary. Ms. Zola’s Shorthand was amusing with a lively bunch. Mem- orable time was taking Mr. Lima’s dare. To BCC, then Brazil. MARIO ANDRE Not a lover of school, but a Peter Frampton fan. Wants to acquire wealth, own a Mercedes, tour Por- tugal. Music soothes him. Claims he has great self-control. Aim is to be a commercial artist. “M.J.” A lover of dancing, volley- ball, tennis, biking. Not fond of big shots, rules, conceited ones, home- work. Oh, to spend a night with Burt Reynolds! Really dug Senior year, activities, NBH pool. Ms. Zola, Mr. Lima get top rating. To BCC, be successful medical secre- tary. JOANNE M. ANDRADE “Jo” People who walk slowly in the hall and morning exercises were a drag. Good times in Chinese restaurants with D. L. The future holds a trip to Puerto Rico. Known for being moody and skipping H- period study with Sue. “Uh huh!” REMEMBER YESTERDAY AND LIVE FOR TODAY. KIM ANDRADE “Kind Kim” Always around West End or Tan House. Her happiness depends on Ricky. To college in Maine, then become medical secre- tary. Parting with ORRHS friends is getting to be a habit. “Go fish.” SAMUEL AMARO ““Sam’’ dreams of being a rich bachelor. Enjoys model building, basketball, and girls. Saddened by many NBH rules and getting caught skipping class. Gym and cafeteria were places to relax. Con- tented with Margie. Hello, Hawaii! iy 7 . MICHAEL ANDRADE “Mickey” Can’t stand little fresh- men. Sports fan who’s fond of bowling and gym. Real dream is to be sportscaster for the Boston Bruins. Top teacher: Mr. Sykes. Brooklawn Park’s his second home. CAROL ANTHONY Senior Lounge, Accounting and Mr. Silva were best. Will remem- ber that parents didn’t push. Swim- ming, reading, and little kids were satisfying. Travels in Italy are her fantasy. JEFF ANDERSON “Jeff Yellow cards and detention were the pits, but NBH friends dynamite. Admits he was lazy but English bored him. See him at Annie’s Lunch. Will retire a mil- lionaire at 25. ! PATRICIA ANDRADE “Pat” is going to college to be a pediatrician. Enjoys bike riding and traveling. Would like to see Egypt and Hawaii. Hates saying goodbye. Likes helping people solve their problems. Is noted for always smiling. Had fun in Chem- istry. “The best you can do is your hest.” “So what!” A Y MICHAEL PETER ANTUNES “Tunes” Goal is to be NBH alum- nus. Expert at football, frisbee, girl watching. Sees Tampa Bay Bucca- neers winning Superbowl. Ms. Leal’s class was super friendly, but not the term paper. Gym and vaca- tions appealed. Headed for the US Marines. “Tell me about it.” r 4 | Nia DEBBIE ANDRADE Noted for being a quiet person but thinks she’s too shy. Will remem- ber her parents’ love and under- standing. Approved resource cen- ters replacing studies. Mr. Kobza’s Clinical Chemistry class a blast. History Club fun. “Oh, brother!” ARMANDA ANDRE Armanda hopes to be a secretary. Sewing, tennis and knitting were free time fillers. No-coat rule at NBH was a drag. Enjoyed Short- hand, Mr. Peccini, hamburger and Ruben. To business school next. a DARLENE M. ARAUJO “‘Mermaid”’ Her big, beautiful smile was famous. Mrs. Purcell made Teen Culture fascination. Once was asked to join Boy Scouts! Enjoyed good times with Karyl, Mary, and Ann, Gene. Cousin Don- na’s house was Mecca. Torn between modeling and social work on child abuse. 59 © J el LIGIA BAPTISTA NEIDE A. ARAUJO Is happiest strumming her guitar in Eloi’s company or with her pets. Grateful for parents’ love and understanding. Rules and snobs bore her. Deplores her own gulli- bility. Mrs. Purcell’s History thor- oughly enjoyable. Aim is to be suc- cessful. ROSEMARIE ARRUDA “Cookie” is an Aries who is best known for her smile and sense of humor. She loves working with children and plans to be a nursery school teacher. Basketball, volley- ball, Science, Mrs. Walker were the best of NBH. Partial to pizza. “Get out of here!” y “Lee” is an Aquarian and wants to be a successful paramedic. Enjoys swimming and dancing. Pet peeve: early rising. Would like to visit Hawaii and London. Is known for her laugh. Nurses’ Aide fine. “Oh gee.” “Life is too short to waste.” PAUL R. ARGUIN “Argie” indulges in field hockey, swimming, running. Famed for wearing skirt in ‘77 sport. Tops at NBH were Mr. Walsh, Mrs. Oui- met, clubs and “Upper Echelon”. Future will find him a wealthy doc- tor with mountain chalet by a stream, voluptuous female inside. “What's up?” § 4 ©. DIANE ARVANITES “Red”? would like to travel to Europe and Calif. Enjoys Pottery and partying. Some day wants to own a farm. Is ecstatic when it’s snowing. Notorious for being crazy. Loathed gym, English, stud- ies, She really forgot her money when cashing out! “What goes up must come down.” JOHN BARBOZA Pastimes are fishing, drawing, movies, music. Quiet guy who liked building things in Wood- working, Art, gym and Biology. Would be utterly satisfied if he could be a veterinarian. Fy , 3 CLAIRE ARRUD Wants to be rich and happy. Would like to visit Bermuda. Is happiest with Richard. Can be se en at the Lot. Satisfied with Mr. Mot- ta’s class and Child Care. To work. LAURIE JEAN AUDETTE Reading, watching ballet are pleas- ures. Loves NYC, Newport, the Cape and being New Englander. Relished SAC and writing for CC. Big Kennedy-Onassis fan. Would drool over trip up the Nile to see Great Pyramids. Says she is posses- sive and big-mouthed. “I have to wash my hands.” JACQUELINE BARITEAU , “Sports” relished running and swimming. Thinks everyone should have school spirit. NBH sports and people were superfine; so were Math and Mr. Oliver. Always around bookstore or audi- torium, preferably with Gagy. Col- lege is the next step. 4 DAVID ARRUDA “Dave” hopes some day to become a successful pro photographer. Enjoyed Mr. Kelly’s, Mr. Edmund- son’s, Mr. Roscow’s classes. Would like to drive to New York in a Charger. Thankful for his parents’ help. Off to photography school? “All right.” MICHAEL AVILA ““Ave”’ Secret goal is to be pro con- cert performer. Enthused by “77” Concert Chorale with cute sopranos. Mark, Marilyn, Luth his favorite people, Music Dept. his place. Bugged by kids who cut lunch lines and Biology. Theorizes that incentive more valuable than talent. A mumbler. a . 4 a7 : % Bee 7 Na CELINA BARRIGA “Sally” is seen at Frem’s or with R.J. playing mini-golf or at latest movie. A Virgo and Saturday’s child. Aims for several careers including nursing, marriage, chil- dren. Loved math, Mr. Pepin’s English 12, being Usherette secre- tary and all good friends like A.C., G.V. “Really!” Future business owner. i 3 SUSAN BALDOMAR “Susie” will be going to U. Mass., Amherst. Hopes to travel to Can- ada. Is known for being late. An outdoor girl who loves cycling and talking with friends over lunch. ANTONIO F. BARROSO “Tony” favors watching and play- ing sports, especially baseball. Associate him with sick jokes and Brooklawn Park. Had a ball rack- ing on Mr. Lima. To college and wealth. ““Wickedly decent.” DOUG BARROWS “Barrowssss” wants to be a mil- lionaire. Likes disco, water and snow skiing. Enjoys playing hockey and will always remember Coach Rolli. Can be seen around Common Park or Alhambra’s. Day- dream is to own a Corvette. “If you got it, spend it.” xiagl? Rs ; oR DIANE L. BEAULIEU “Z” is off to nursing school. Likes badminton, swimming, drawing, bowling, and the Red Sox. Is noted for being a dedicated Butch Hob- son fan. Peeve: gum snapping. Can be seen in 1-316 or at the Wall. Enjoyed the football games. “Give me a break.” DANIEL BENFEITO “Danny” relaxes by playing fris- bee, riding his bike. Pat Chapde- laine’s his kind of company. Pho- | tography and Mr. Millette were a dynamite combo. In the future, Oregon and Colorado. Goal is col- lege, then professional photogra- | phy. “You play, you pay!” CHRISTOPHER J. BARTON would love to travel “Chris’’ around the world. Happy when the Red Sox beat the Yankees. Would secretly like a solar-heated moun- tain home. Enjoys biking and hik- ing. Mr. Guy, Biology, gym, Drama Club productions fine. Future for- ester. JAMES BEAUREGARD Is known for his red hair. Likes playing guitar and tennis. Would like to see Aspen, Colo. Happiest on weekends. Was most embar- rassed by knocking over a little old lady. Will recall parents’ under- standing. Hated NBH long lunch lines. SUSAN BENOIT “Sue” hopes to be a respiratory technician. History Club and “resource centers were good. Lauds parents for love and kindness. Homework and term papers were the pits. Critical of her own shy- ness. Enthusiastic about Clin. Chem. with Mr. Kobza. “Oh, no!” CRAIG BATEMAN Plans to become a forest ranger. Known for being small. Was most embarrassed at Wonder Bowl Lounge. Had fun in Occupational Foods. Will be entering the serv- ice. aati s 7 Ph RONALD BEGIN “Beege’’ Mr. Biscari was NBH stand-up comedian in French. Secretly hopes Indians will revolt and reclaim America. Beege can be found at Costa’s or between Gold and Green. Would love to have 47 girl friends. Hates true-blue jocks and stuck-up girls. A chronic girl- watcher. DENIE BERNIER Devotee of hiking, climbing, ski- ing, playing guitar. Is happiest when dancing. The beach is a mag- net. Complains there are not enough hours in the day. ““Tee- ” hee TERI BATES “Beaver” Satisfied driving her car with good friends. Can’t stand stu- pidity. Worst fault is indecisive- ness. A McDonald’s fan. Humili- ated when she fainted having her ears pierced. Mr. Bourgeois and Interior Design were favored. Next stop college. RAYMOND J. BELANGER “Ray” plans to be an accountant. Life’s better out of school and play- ing sports. Mrs. Purcell rates 1. “You only live once so live it as best you can.” EILEEN BERRY “Beanie” Chronic procrastinator who loves horseback riding but is irked by jocks, school regulations. Field trips and English were pleas- ing. Dreams of traveling around the world with Randy. College bound. ANDREA BAYNE “Smiley” expands her mind by sketching, playing piano, writing short stories. NBH pool and horse- back riding appeal to her. Reading Room is her retreat. Mr. Peccini and English were fun. Will be a student at Eastern Nazarene Col- lege in Quincy, preparing to be a doctor. “Oh, really.” LUCY BENEVIDES “Luce” Summer of °78 unforgetta- ble. Dynamite time with Paul, Lynda and the gang. Endowments made her famous. Mrs. Laflamme kept her laughing, but Mr. Nolin and pain go together. Dying to be 24. Plans to work in business field or teach it. May become Burger Queen. “Oh, baby.” ROBERT EFRAM BESEN Not Bensen. “What’s in. a name? That which we call a rose...” Shakespeare 61 LISA BESSETT Goal is to graduate. Quiet girl but sometimes says things at the wrong time. NBH too big but Psychology. Chemistry, Mr. Biscari, and Mr. Kobza not bad. Loved hanging around on the corner. Going west to California and will probably teach the deaf. N) SANDRA BLANCHARD “Sandi” loves arts, crafts but doesn't always finish projects. Proud of her patience with small children, her sense of humor. Happy in Science, especially labs. Find her on Brock Ave. or Lucas St. Will probably be a respiratory technician after college. MONIQUE BOISVERT Hopes to be rich and visit Rio De Janeiro. Content when out late. Is slow to catch jokes. Hates being grounded, stuck up people and boring studies. Can be found by the wall near the auditorium. Fan of Mr. Vaz. 62 LYNNE BESSETTE “Lynnie™ will go to fashion school to be a model. Ever in Tan and Blue or wherever the action is. Dreads staying home on Friday nights. Known for being skinny. Had fun messing around in Eng- lish (Mr. Kelly, teacher). Will probably turn out poor. “Look out!” MICHELLE BOCIEK “Bow” wants to travel, especially to mountains where there's snow in summer. Snow and water skiing, motorcycle riding thrill her. Irri- tated by NBHS guys. Has a hang up about eating and her shortness. Fond o f Foods Class, Mr. Dell Isola, History and tennis at NBH. “Wow!” g JEANNETTE BOIVIN “Genetics” Future fate is to be dental assistant but secret desire is to dance in big show at Vegas. Biol- ogy a blast with Stuart and John. Mr. Letendre’s Math enjoyable also. Smiles a lot but claims she has a temper and is a spendthrift. Going to college in Boston. MARIA F. BETTENCOURT “Mina” plans to be a nurse. Liked Chemistry, soccer, some teachers. but didn't like rules at NBH. Mina likes reading and music. A visit to Lisbon would be super. College is next. a oe ‘ 4 ‘ att, sak DARLENE BODEAU Spirit Week turned her on. Thought NBH crowded halls were terrible. Hates to see people hurt but loved picking on brother, Ray. Lounged around Friendship House in So. Dart. Ambition is to be a bookkeeper but uncertain of desti- nation after NBH graduation. ““Houe’’ Hidden urge to be a singer, but will definitely work in a day-care or pre-school center. Adores music and movies, despises tests. Outstanding eyes. School plays and math appealed. Don't use her things without asking! y 3 Bd A ike ee LUIS BIO “Lou” is going into the Air Force to be a pilot. Wants to travel to Portugal. Is happiest when work- ing. Will never forget his parents’ kindness. : f DIANA BOGA “Clo” would like to see the world but would hate leaving family and friends. Dancing a hobby. Hates her uncontrollable blushing. Short- hand and Portuguese were relaxing classes. Goal is to be secretary so business college is on the agenda. “What a hunk!” LISA M. BLAK Happiest with Robert. Grateful for loving and understanding parents. Despises two-faced people. Depressed by solitude. Strong urge to drive Robert's 442. Would like to live in Aspen, Colorado. Plans to go to Diman Voke. “That's pretty wild!” “Treat everyone as you d like to be treated.” WILLIAM BOIS “Bill” heads for college to be printer. Likes football, basketball. bowling, baseball and music. But- tonwood is his place. Graphic Arts dynamite. Peeved by formal stud- ies. Hopes to visit the Bahamas. GEORGE BORGES JUNE BOTELHO Looks forward to marrying Carl after graduation, then attending Kinyon-Campbell. Making new friends and talking are her hob- bies. Ashamed of her bad temper. Had a simply super time in Mr. Pepin’s English. Bermuda bound. ANNE BRENNAN “Annie got irked if teachers didn't show on test day when you studied all night. Martha's Vine- yard divine. Seven years of law school in the future, along with politics, tennis, swimming. Trip to Russia would be exciting. “Take one day at a time.” School Com- mittee Student Rep. MARIA BRUM “Brum-Brum”™ hopes to travel to London. Considers herself shy. Had fun during Spirit Week. Is known for walking fast. Hangs around D-block. Thought Mr. Lima was a funny teacher. Is off to work. “Live and let live.” MARIA BOTELHO “Jo” can be seen with John L. in D-Block or at Buttonwood. Sewing is her hobby and future profession. Tests made her unhappy, but bad- minton and English cheered her up. Likes to have her own way. Probably going to college so she can teach sewing. 2 . Lan a - ww i KEVIN A. BRITO “Wiz” digs basketball, running. Had fun watching other freshmen get initiated. Is known for his smile. Wants to wish rest of his cli- que (Mr. Gracious, Boomer, and the cat) good luck in the future and stay cool! Aims to live a long life. “What's up?” CHRISTOPHER BRUNELLE “Rick” or “Bouch”™ liked girl- watching and lunch shifts at NBH. Known to sleep in class. Headed for the Navy and hopes to tour Europe. Rick will remember Sue, Frances, Jackie, Chaty, and Tilly. “Never say die.” pd SUZANNE BRODO Suzanne's favorite pastime is twir- ling with the majorettes. Mr. Pepin and Miss Tripp satisfactory. Will remember the times with Jeff. Could be found near the bookstore, gossiping. Paris would be a lift. Business school and marriage next. “Life's tough all over.” DOLLY D. BURNS “Dolly” praises NBH Drama Club, volleyball, competition. Happiest singing, so often in Music Dept. or Gold House Office. A positive thinker who aims to be a pioneer of Jehovah's Witnesses. Oh, to be Dorothy in “The Wiz™! Deplores her weight and gossiping. College. then Bethel Home of J.H. “Hay. hay, hay!” SUZANNE BOURGEOIS “Boo” Co-Captain of the Swim Team who adored Mrs. Buckley and Ms. Allen (for understanding). A habitue of Mello’s and book- store. Would like to visit the moon on a space shuttle. Good personal- ity but overly sensitive. Time is well spent with Norbert. Marriage and hitting the lottery are in her stars. ROY BROWN Hot-tempered guy who lives for engines. Always around Auto Shop with Mr. Dlouhy, fixing cars or rid- ing motorcycles. Means to see Day- tona Beach, attend mechanics’ school, be a mechanic. Down with NBH freshmen! . 204s ap pa ; VICKI RENEE BURNS “Nana” known for her personality. NBH teachers funny, but lunches were lousy. She enjoys music, reading, sunny days. Means to be a legal secretary. Visiting New Hampshire would be O.K. She'll never forget the good times with Sheila, Fox, and Mary Lou. “And what not!” GARY BRANDLE Gary wants to become a rock star. Enjoys going to the Smuggler’s Den and playing the guitar. Would like to visit England. Can be found on Brock Ave. Noted for long hair. Liked Mrs. Gillum’s sophomore English. 7“ STEVEN BROWN ANTOINETTE CABRAL “Toni” known for her smile and clothes. Hopes to attend Bentley College for computer math. Cheer- ing, dancing, swimming, volleyball her pastimes. Most fun in Mr. Met- hia’s Eng., because he blushes a lot. Motto is to keep on keeping on. “Hi, honey.” A non-stop talker. OM ee 63 on 64 | DAVID CABRAL Favorite pastime is taking his car apart. Secret hope is to put it back together. Enjoyed lunch and shops but deplored Mondays, the first warning bell, term papers, and homework. Woodworking was interesting. Wan ts to be rich. ADRIEL CALVAO “Adie” hopes to be an accountant. Would like to see the world, meet many people, especially Julius Irv- ing. Aims to help others. Peeved by Sunday drivers. Loves playing sports with children. “You tur- key!” Appreciates many opportu- nities to enjoy the years at NBH. TERESA CARDOZA “Terry” Future anesthetist. Lei- sure is spent playing piano, sailing, swimming and painting. Her secret desire is to be in a Newport man- 1800°s. Content when achieving. Never forget stabbing sion in lab partner. Can’t endure pens that wont write. “Be yourself; strive to be happy.” MICHAEL J. CABRAL Wants to be coach or Phys. Ed. teacher. Best times were spent with Jeanne, at Smuggler’s or at Book- store. Aims to visit Hawaii and to secretly rule the world. Pet peeve: Cheerleaders not having parties. Noted for 1976 midnight ride. “Take each day as it comes.” “Ya, right.” CATHERINE CAMAIONI “Cathy”? NBH resource centers were fun, but alphabetizing was the pits. Enjoyed music, dancing, His- tory Club. She’s headed for college and a career in chemistry or medi- cine. Known for being clumsy. Seeing Hawaii would be fun. “That's the pits.” Says you only live once so live it the way you want to. ROSEMARIE CARLISLE Aspires to be dental hygienist. Walking into a pole on County St. when with Linda was mortifying. Desires to see the world, especially Mexico. Hated NBH food. Riotous fun with Allison in notices and Red Cross. Comes to life playing tennis or volleyball, listening to music. MICHAEL RAY CABRAL “Mike” Noted for his athletic abil- ity. A fan of fishing, basketball. Depressed when the Red Sox lose. Enjoys brothers’ company. Often seen at Buttonwood Park. Hopes to visit Hawaii. Found NBH teachers, programs, sports terrific. ¢ MARIA INES CA MARA On to college for nursing after NBH. Bugged by two-faces. Looks forward to traveling around the world. Found resource centers tops but the rules disappointing at NBH. Gold cafe was second home. “The nerve!” SMU or BCC. LYNN CARON “Lynny’’ NBH majorette four years. Will cherish friendship with Ms. Allen, fun with Mr. E. and Foxy (coach and bandleader). Cre- ated Boston Celtics museum in bedroom. Would adore owning Filene’s Ladies’ Dept. Mr. Dow made History likeable. Plans to attend Bryant, be executive secre- lary. ? Ad. TRACY CAMARA Always at Pope Park and the Dean’s Office. Interests are con- certs, crafts, horseback riding. Lots of laughs in Mr. Silva’s class. Vir- tue is listening to people who need someone to talk to. Flyaway hair is her trademark. Secret wish is to live in log cabin in the woods, mar- ried to Jimmy. lf MARIA CARRANCHO ‘Fatima’ headed for business school, secretarial career, marriage to her dream man, several kids, house with a garden. Always at beach or in Blue Car with Rosa Valente. Notorious uncontrollable laugh. Happy dancing, swimming, playing softball or listening to music. — KAREN CALNAN “KC” would like to get into the arts. Enjoys guitar, skiing and Pot- tery. Is known for flip a lip. Secretly hopes that she and Rach become performers. Had fun rid- ing in a bug with 5 girls. Loved jamming in Guitar “77-°78. People with authority tend to abuse it. “Think snow!” RUY CARDOSO Aims to be most educated person ever. Noted for sense of humor at wrong time. Embarrassed dropping sack of pennies on wet sidewalk in front of bank!-Helder was funniest thing that happened. Certain Eng. teachers irked him. “A man who cannot laugh cannot live.” Year- book Contributing Ed. DEBRA CARREAU “Debbie” Hobbies are bowling and dancing. Freshman year was the best. Crimson Courier favorite activity. Top peeve: people who stare. Grateful for her parents’ good advice. A Lincoln Park loun- ger. Says not to take things seri- ously. Thanks, Mom and Dad! Loves fishing, biking, racing, watching girls at disco. Hated homework and teachers who don’t listen. Secret ambition is to learn to play bass guitar and be with top- 40 group. Project Ahead was the greatest. Into the Air Force. “Spaceman” hated getting up at six for school. Leisure spent draw- ing. Hopes to be a Rockefeller. Inner urge is to travel around the world. Deepest admiration for Mr. Silva. Happiest with Dianne. Off to college. “Really.” LYNNE CHARON Enjoys Chemistry with Mr. Kobza because he’s wild and crazy. Dis- liked when the courtyards were p aved. Famed for stupid remarks. Headed for Bristol Community where she'll study to be dental hygienist. Too short, darn it! “Wait! I don’t understand!” FERNANDO CARREIRO “Fred” bides his time on second floor Gold House. Determined to succeed as mechanical draftsman. Mr. Sykes was a riot in 10th grade Eng. Agitated by the reaction of people when bumped into in the halls. Franklin Institute his next goal. Sports player. f THERESA CARVALHO “T.C.” A Bee Gees fan. Plans to go on to SMU and hopes to go into modeling. In free time, plays bad- minton and ping-pong. Enjoys Chris’ company and moments spent at Lincoln Park. Would one day love to see Eiffel Tower. “Oh, man.” “Mel” thought Unified Arts course was great because everyone was wild and crazy. Contented when all “Steves” are together. Devoted to dancing, art, horseback and bike riding. Usually at the lawn near ice rink before school. To college for art after NBH. “I tell you!” SANDRA ANN CARREIRO “Sandy” Future nurse who is good at drawing, horseback riding, bowl- ing. Habitue of B-core and hot dog stand. Good kids, good jokes, good teacher (Goodfellow) in Chem. Jr. Yr. Loves to laugh, wash her hair, watch ‘Baretta’, park at West Beach. Wants to make everyone happy. To college. JOANNE CASIMIRO Joanne is headed for college to be a registered nurse, but also enjoys the life of a beach bum. Term papers were yucky, but Miss Hin- dle was nice. Though she would like to visit China, Joanne can be found at Lot 13. Liars turn her off. b ESTER CHAVES , This understanding girl refuses to reveal her secret wish. Satisfied lis- tening to music and when with Vic- tor. Would like to gain self-confi- dence. “You've got only one life to live so live it,” is her philosophy. Destination: college. Tes Mp dla eg a F ee LAURENE CARROL “Law” Disliked everything at NBH — except 1:58 bell. Can be found at Buttonwood, but would like to visit California. Enjoyed parties and would love to see Led Zeppe- lin. Stenography I and Mrs. Duarte were okay. “Ya know?” ae MARIA FATIMA CASTRO “Tammy” would rather live a min- ute out of life than live life in a minute. Happy when with D.J. and when shopping. Known for bring- ing a smile to those who are down. Eyes are said to be one of her many qualities. Wished she didn’t keep everything to herself. Off to college to become an R.N. CAROL CHICOINE Deplores snobby people. Life is fine with close friends and Carlos. Good nature is her 1 quality. Greatest admiration for Mrs. Caton, Miss Allen. Grateful for parents’ love and trust. Disliked crowded NBH stairs and hall. To Kinyon Campbell for accounting or legal secretary. “What?” fi eA | PRISCILLA M. CARTER “Pete” thinks life is beautiful, tries to savor it. Hopes to go on to air- line school and work for United Airlines. Would like to see Manila with her mom. Touts the Unified Arts Program because of under- standing relation between teachers and students. Mrs. Laflamme was favorite teacher. “Really.” DELORES CENTEIO “Dee-Dee” will pursue her goal of being a photographer. Could be found around Gold House. Secret wish is to marry Barry White. Dying to visit Hawaii and Cape Verde. “You live your rules and | live mine.” “Ignore me, I don’t care.”’ Berklee of Boston? MARIA MANUELA CHIPELO “Chief” to be marine biologist who will visit the ocean floor. Shy but has sense of humor. Cherished par- ents’ cooperation. Loves reading and music. Probably going to oceanographic university. “Life is a precious thing worth living.” 65 or APRIL CHOQUETTE ROBERT A. CLIFF, JR. “Cliff” A junk food junkie. Hopes to go on to Naval or State Police Academy. Found the Drama Club exceptional. Happy with Barbara and when skiing. Cliff immortal for fouled up p.a. announcements. Mr. Roscow’s Chemistry and_ having hair dyed for “Mame” were both hysterical. “Live!” Fw i N PATRICK COMEAU “Pat” hopes to attend the Univer- sity of Colorado, then B.U. Med. School to become a doctor, live in California. Reading, playing hockey and baseball are relaxing. Taxes a favorite course because of friends, along with gym and track. Much money in his future. 66 y | a STANLEY CHRISTIAN, JR. “Chris’’ was known for Chinese eyes, and would love a trip to France. The girls were okay, but the food was bad at NBH. Enjoys sports and music. Headed for col- lege, then probably marriage. “Whatever turns you on!” . DAVID COITO Listening to music is his thing. Fantasy is to make it big playing his guitar. Hated being quiet in studies. Lots of laughs in Chemis- try due to Mr. Roscow. Fave hang- out: Newport Creamery. To SMU; anticipates becoming a lab techni- cian. “Ah, please.” na STEPHEN CONNULTY Stephen hopes some day to do something which will be remem- bered forever. Enjoyed working as Sports Editor of the Crimson Cour- ier. Friendly teachers were fine, but term papers were a drag. Sad- dest when the Red Sox blow a 14- game lead to the Yankees. Cheers for Journalism and Mr. Kobza (Sci- ence). GEORGE CINTRA “Barry” likes music and sports. Rates OK Chemistry with Mr. Goodfellow, lunch, gym, people and dismissal at NBH. Hazelwood Park’s his territory. Known for slight resemblance to Barry Mani- low and sense of humor. Secret urge to skindive. SMU will make him an engineer, hopefully. “Really, now!” CARL J. COLANGELO “Otter” hopes to be a chemical physicist. Would really like to travel at the speed of sound and discover an advanced civilization. Likes girls and chess, but dislikes conceited people. “Live for today and enjoy, because tomorrow you might get caught.” “Bob” plans to attend Northeast- ern Broadcasting School to become a d.j. Thinks he says wrong thing at wrong time. Can be found roam- ing through the Mall and Wonder Bowl. Tries to make the best of each day. Occupational Foods dynamite because you got to eat! BETTE S. CLARK Known by many for personality and eyes. Being out with guys, hanging with MD make her happi- est. Paul’s a lot of fun too. Aspires to be airline “stew” so she can go to Hawaii. Adored Spirit Week, sports, History Club, AFS, Psych, with Mrs. Hassey, Ms. Leal, Mrs. Laflamme at NBH. “Sounds good.” THOMAS A. COLLINS Pastimes are playing or listening to music, string art, sports. Apprecia- tive of Musicianship I for Mr. Lan- gelotti’s intelligence and wit. Fond of Band, Drama Club productions, Music Dept., some NBH teachers. Dilemma: pro musician or Minis- ter? Going to Barrington College to find out. Determined guy. aft E CLEMMEY PAULIN To become court stenographer. See her at Bookstore or Brooklawn Park. Sad when can’t go out. Liked Machine Shorthand and Mrs. Lagasse. Hated numerous NBH _rules. To Johnson and Wales. Japan seems exotically intriguing. MARISOL COLON “Mary” could be found in cafeteria or at Lincoln Pk. when out of school. Likes to spend leisure time playing tennis. Enjoys being with friends, especially Theresa. Hopes to see London, but off to SMU for nursing now. “You know!” BRYAN CORREIA Finds pleasure in bowling or mod- els. Dreams of playing professional hockey. Dr. Wilusz’ Chemistry Class was out of this world. Prefer to be less of a softie. Despises any- one who harms animals. Always mixing up words when talking to someone. To college to be pharma- cist. 7 CATHERINE LYNN CORREIA “Cathy” likes horseback riding and ceramics. Dave is the person she most enjoys being with. Embarrassed when she had to explain that her dog chewed up her Psych. book. Off to college. TAMMY CORREIA “ Piglet’’ Dancing at Ground Round is decent, especially with Mi ke. Disliked NBH and snobs. Will enter US Air Force to be a mechanic, maybe do a tour in Hawaii. “Debbie” is most noted for talking, talking, talking. Wishes happiness in life for both F.A. and herself. Thanks all Unified Arts teachers of 76--78 for her best two years at NBH. Future plans are not certain but work is a possibility. Enjoyed working at Blue House Office. DAVID CORREIA David would like to become an architect. Secret wish: to become a god. Happiest when in Ann’s com- pany. Trip to Switzerland is a pos- sibility. ‘Be kind to animals, both the four and two-legged kind.” Ski- ing and drafting his bag. Si, TIMOTHY CORREIA “Turtle” Noted for not getting in trouble. Dancing at Alhambra’s bliss. Irritated by fire drills, tests. Charged by helpful teachers, hockey, history, English, Mr. Gill. Future as a chef. Hobby is GIRLS! Amiable disposition. ““Edie’’ anticipates going to Kinyon-Campbell to become secre- tary. Despises snobs. Leisure spent reading, cooking, or sewing. Remembered for being shy. Enjoys being with Carol. Hopes to see Greece. Favorite teacher is Mr. Pepin. Glad for subjects and clubs to choose from at NBHS. me “4 JOAO A. CORREIA Is off to college. Enjoys playing soccer. Hopes to go on to Cape Verde and Brazil. Will remember getting lost in his new house. Can be seen in Green House. Will never forget his parents’ love and care. ZORAIDA CORREIA “Zor” Zontented with Lucy, Maria and sjster. Likes to spend time watching movies. Her insecurity is a definite hangup. Zor is off to school after NBH to become a pre- school teacher. “‘You give little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” ELDER J. COSTA ik: Hopes to grow up. Band and Mr. John Rapoza were special. Would like to visit heaven, if possible. Fantasy to be a sex symbol. Known for good looks, personality and modesty. On staff of Crimson Courier and our Faculty Editor. “Don’t be afraid to reach for the stars; strive to exceed your poten- tial.” MARK CORREIA “Pudge” Sports and girls rank no. 1. Detests people that are woop- ped. Daydream is hitting lottery, marrying beautiful girl living in Hawaii. Good times with Mike Sheerin. Known as capt. of hockey, football, baseball teams. Find him at Smuggler’s or book- store. Doctor or pharmacist after college? LORI COSTA Lori is headed to a school of design and secretly wants to become a famous interior decorator. Enjoys time spent with Victor and thanks Lynn for being a special friend. Hopes to someday visit Rome. Enjoyed Mrs. Romano’s class because it was easy to get her talk- ing. “You know what I mean?” ROBIN CORREIA Ambition is to become a nurse. Mr. Longo and Math favorites. Happiest when with friends but downcast when doesn’t have money. Can be found between Gold and Green Houses or on Tall- man St. Always remember parents’ affectionate attitude. Ambition is to become a lab tech- nician or an airline stewardess. Likes disco dancing and spending time with Russell. Would like to see Hawaii. Can usually be found at Alhambra’s. Favored Drama Club and Mr. Girard. Her big eyes are outstanding. Northeastern or the Friendly Skies. LYNN MARIE COSTA “Freddie” finds serenity in making music. Is busy with sports, music and singing, has little time for her- self. Abhors people with no com- mon sense at all and messed-up schedules. Dreams of fame. Mr. Roscow’s Chemistry Class was delightful. Definitely. 67 © J KEVIN COTE This Led Zeppelin fan would like to take friends to one of their con- certs. Likes to be around people easy to talk to. Happy on Friday: payday. Enjoyed Teen Culture but disliked pool. Hopes to get a good paying job. OAO CRAVO Joao is happy when ata disco. Con- ceited girls are one of his dislikes. Joao would like to see Switzerland, but is headed for the Coast Guard after NBHS. Had a taste for NBH chicks, so he smiled a lot. “O meu!” CAROL CRUZ 68 GUIDO COUCCI “Ghetto” hopes to become pro football player. Would like to be rich and famous, see California. Can be found at Buttonwood Park or at bookstore. Will remember parents for always being there. Had many laughs in Mr. Lima’s class. “Live one day at a time, but live each day to the fullest.” CHARLES CROOK “Charlie” Career in business man- agement or as a CPA. Loathes homework but does his best with it. Holds record for good work and ability to get along with teachers. Notorious for cockiness and _sar- casm. Mixed-up morning exercises were ridiculously funny. SMU fol- lows. AURELIA CRUZEIRO MADALAINE A. COURNOYER “Blondie” Lots of laughs in Mr. Fraga’s 11th grade Eng.: he’s ter- rific teacher. She boasts a sense of humor, love of Italian food, big mouth. Enjoyed studies at NBHS but disliked work. Hopes to get married and have a family. Thank- ful for parents’ love. Probably to college. MARGRET CROWELL New England School of Photogra- phy is her destination to pursue a photography career. Can be found at Pine Hill Park. Margret is sad- dened when told to wash dishes. Known for having red hair. Mr. Millette and Big Macs turned her on. DIANA CUNHA “Dee-Dee”’ truly gloried in the Senior Lounge. Fun joking with Mr. Lima. Will pursue nursing career. Lukolos’ Pizza House is her hangout. Always treasure moments spent with Mark. Believes in hon- esty. Detests being grounded. Love to explore Hawaii. ———— oe MICHAEL COURNOYER JAMES CRUMLEY “Jay” hopefully will own his own business and become exceedingly wealthy. Can be found at Brooks. Fishing is a favorite pastime. To Hawaiian Islands. Rich had lots of laughs in JROTC because not too much studying or homework. He hopes to pilot the president’s plane. Will always remember splitting his pants while slipping on the ice. Looks down on the New York Yankees. “Life is what you make of it.”’ “Is that right?” | DOREEN COUTO “Dor” likes to spend time with Robbie, is interested in horses. Her eyes are outstanding. Will go where life takes her, but hopes to settle down with family in the country, be surrounded by lots of animals. “You'll get over it.” AMELIA CRUZ “Slick” bides her time at Button- wood. With her famed alligator socks, will be a biological oceanog- rapher. “Imagine that!” Riding the field hockey bus was wild and crazy. Why do people say she looks mad when she is not? SANDRA CUSSON “Sandy” likes horseback riding, photography and ice skating. Hates knuckle-cracking. Secret passion is to have a horse ranch. Falling asleep in Driver's Ed. was blush- making. Will be attending Diman Voke. y ™, i, y LAL VICTOR DA CUNHA oe A pki ae i ¥ Ea Headed for the Air Force, in hopes of becoming a pilot. Loved playing soccer for NBHS. Would like to visit Hawaii. Find him at Blue Resource Center. Has a good dis- position. Bound to be a profes- sional soccer player. Liked girls at NBHS but deplored the rules. se cr ¥ ve! Sat era HELIA DAROSA LORRAINE DAVID Enjoys music, movies and bowling. Going to college to become medi- cal technologist. Would like to be happy and successful. Noted for smile, ability to get along with oth- ers. Thinks she’s too sensitive. Dis- likes seeing people unhappy. “I’m only kidding.” MAUREEN SARA DAIGLE “Moe” values time with Brett and skateboarding. To Swain School of Design to become an artist. Week- ends made Moe happy but History Class was a bummer. Would like to visit Egypt to climb pyramid. Believes in having a good time before life runs out. “I don’t know everything!” MANNY DA ROSA Can be found outside Green and Gold House or D-block corridor. Enjoys tennis and checking out the chicks. Intends to go live in Calif. To work after NBHS. JUNE MARIE DAVIGNON “Junebug” is all right with Fred. ROTC nylons is one of her main dislikes. Enjoyed ROTC parades ar auditorium programs at NBH. Secretly wishes to have huge fam- ily. Most fun in Mr. Dow’s class when a thrown pencil fell in his lap. Collects poetry. Admired CSM Lima. ‘Forget it.” ‘ 4 me foils ELOIDA DANCEL “Jeana” To be medical technolo- gist. Famed for name, long hair, sense of humor. Devilish urge to cut that hair. Glad of summer, sorry to work nights at nursing home. Enjoyed Health Careers because of exciting topics it cov- ered. Will probably marry, have 20 kids, but for now, college. “C’est la vie. CARLOS DA SILV “Carly’’ will always remember when gym shorts split in gym. Loved drawing, sailing, fishing, Senior Lounge and Linda, who made it all happen for him. “Thanks, Babe!’ Will go to Voke night school to become engineer, then marry Linda. Good-natured but has a quick temper. FATIMA A. DE AMARAL “Brazilian” bugged by show-offs. Blue Cafeteria lounger. Portu- guese, Biology funniest because of people involved. Incredible sur- prise at Horseneck with Betty! A giggler and a joker. Free trip to Brazil for 3 months and college afterward. Aims to be successful. DOUGLAS DANSEREAU Hangs out at Buttonwood Park. Would like to see California. Bound for college in Florida to take up business and play tennis. Intends to become a tennis instruc- tor. | MARIA C. DA SILVA Sincere and honest, Maria dreams of a happy, successful life. Abso- lutely abhors starers! Appreciates parents’ care. Fond memories of meeting new people at NBHS. Says high school was grand, but living is going to be grander. Believes in live and let live. “You pain!” “Woody” Off to BCC to become a dental hygienist. Junior year was great, especially Chemistry with Mr. Roscow. Annoyed when peo- ple are not on time. Has a drive to drive in the Indy 500. Moody girl who says she’s too short. Eddie’s terrific. The road to success is con- stantly under construction. MARIA DA ROCHA “Maree” A future as a successful artist. Guilty of procrastination. Wishes to visit Switzerland. Dep- lores people who put themselves down or use others. “The secret of life is enjoy the passage of time.” MANUEL DAS NEVES “Doc” enjoys astronomy, stamp collecting. Future engineer or chemist. Secretly wishes to one day work at NASA. Mr. Goodfellow’s Chemistry Class the greatest, but happiest with friends or helping people. Science fiction nut; “Star Wars”’ was a favorite. SMU or UMass. CARLOS DE ARRUDA Loathes rising at 6:00 for school. Is determined to see the world after cleaning out the casino in Vega$. “Live it up!” 69 © J HELENA DE ARRUDA “‘Lena’’ will be accountant, but wishes she could be dancer. A Scorpio who adored Mrs. Walker and Mr. Warren’s jokes in Gen. Bus. A bit shy but lonesome with no one to talk to. Hates overprotec- tiveness. Often in Blue Cafe or playing tennis. “Golly! Gee!” DEBORAH DE FREITAS “Debby” Ambition is legal secre- tary. Hobbies are acrobats, collect- ing small knick knacks. Would like to forget walking off stage, busting speakers as she fell! Lots of laughs in Ms. Zola’s Transcription Class. Dream is to live in a far-out log cabin. Will cross US in Winne- bago. MARIA DE REG Hobbies are drawing, dancing, watching TV. Never forget the laughs in Mr. Raposo’s Spanish. Realizes parents were always thinking of her Resource centers and good. 1:52. bell topped her list. Accept the bad own along with the good is her philoso- phy. “No kidding!” 70 JEFFREY DE BARROS “Bone” is going to Howard Univer- sity to become a psychologist. Secret wish: to be rich and go to Calif. Hangs out in the Core or at Monte. Most fun in Black History class. “All the way live.” a all JULIET DE FRIAS ‘Julie’? Goal is executive sec. Loves music, animals, painting, volleyball, hockey, badminton. Enjoys making friends laugh. Does not enjoy housework or homework. Place to relax was Mrs. Walker’s room. Wants never to grow old. To work or to business school?? PAUL L. DESAUTELS “Chip” would like to be successful as an insurance broker. Bicycle riding and boating are his favor- ites. Lunch shifts were O.K. but rules left much to be desired. A radio listener. MARIA L. DE BARROS “Shorty” detests getting up with the sun. Spends leisure time danc- ing and listening to music. Will attend business school to become a secretary. Fond of shorthand and typing. “I don’t know.” LYDIA DELGADO “Lilli” is at her best with her Ger- ald. Walking into boys’ room was very disturbing. Dreams of mar- riage after graduation. NBH was super, especially Mr. Raposo’ Spanish Class. Her friendliness was noteworthy. Looking forward to being an interpreter. Monte’s Park fan. ‘A re MONIQUE DESJARDINS “Mo” Happy partying, listening to music, cruising, doing drafting. Famed for little green Bug. Lousy drivers get her down. Seen at Marine Pk. Would like to build a house with Shad, outside Mass. Will probably attend college to study architecture. ‘Check it out.” ANTONIA DE BORTOLI “ Toni’’ Accounting’s her aim. Always remember Ms. Feeney for Shorthand junior year. Would like to visit Italy. Peeved by people who think they’re great. Admires Mr. Pepin. Ever grateful for her parents’ understanding. Noted for being rowdy. “I doubt it.”’ LORRAINE DELLECESE “Larangtan” Most noted for mak- ing faces. Secret wish to become rich, live on a beach. Pastimes: music, partying, reading poems. Hangup is worrying too much. Loves meeting people. Can be found cruising around, sometimes at Mello’s. To be typist or secre- tary. pe ENE MARIA DE SOUSA Maria loved Distributive Ed. (dynamite people!) and Mr. Pacheco. Hated NBH rules and being short. Says she has a big mouth! Partying with friends or hanging out at Pope Park was decent. Ambition is to help people. Always with John. Wants to live in a mountain log cabin. ISABEL DE CASTRO “Belita” Future radiologist. Draw- ing, watching baseball and hockey her hobbies. Favorites were Mr. Araujo, Mr. Raposo. Known for being dedicated to her studies. Loved NBH and some teachers; disliked rules and smoking in girls’ room. Parents were nice and taught her well. “Fantastico!” JOAO DE PINA Found NBH girls appealing. Play- ing soccer is his second interest. NBH’s lunches and rules need some improvement. He is comfort- able when with his girl. Hopes to travel. A future musician. “Wow.” DAVID DESROCHES Find him in the Core, or on Brock Ave. Hobbies are playing sports, guitar, listening to music. Aims to be a millionaire doctor. Approved of NBH studies, lunch, girls, Biol- ogy with crazy Mr. Keith. Has no faults but would like to have more self confidence (he says). a : ELIZABETH T. DIAS “Liz” Shooting’s her hobby. Proud to be an African. Favored Mr. Lima, Mr. Silva, Mr. Curry. Sports and languages cheered her. Thanks her Aunt Julia for kindness. Fig- ures she’ll be a stewardess, then rich and happy. To Burdette School in Boston. LUIS DOS SANTOS ‘MARIA ALICE DUARTE Dreams of being social worker and aiding the poor. Never forget get- ting lost in N.B. looking for a phone booth. Forgetting the words to a song at choir was humiliating. Detests childish behavior and _ fights. Is understanding, kind and laughs a lot. To work. . MARISSA J. DIAS To be a pediatrician is her goal. Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh her next step. Could be found around Gold Guidance. Fer- vent wish: travel around the world. Flipped over Mr. Roscow’s Chem- istry Class. “Be serious!” LAWRENCE DRAYTON “Larry” Fond of girls, off-roading, electronics, sports, camping, play- ing football. Can’t stand scratched albums or NBH food. Notorious for eating 4 whaler burgers. Dr. Wilusz’ Chemistry a blast. Going to RI School of Electronics to be an engineer. “Come on now!” A , JAMES DUMAS “Jimmy” Basketball, records, mov- ies intrigue him. Math was greatest because of the teacher. Always on time but never gets haircut. Usu- ally on 3rd floor in school. Aim is to be rich. Mr. Allcock made Occ. Foods a blast. To work after NBH. iy PAULA DIFFLEY “Fley” wishes to become a social worker. Likes people and going to parties. Hangs out at Pope Park and Hanger’s. Enjoyed Child Care II and skipping. FERNANDO DUTRA KIM DI PASQUALI Loves having money to blow. Has an urge to figure out what makes people tick. Parties with Peter are special. Abhors being crowded into small places. When rich will buy a Jaguar and visit California. DARLENE J. DUARTE “Dale”? would like to become a psychiatrist or a model. She is hap- piest spending time with Ruben. Secret wish is to be able to help people in poor countries. Dale is most noted for her smile and laughter. Wishes she could better control her moods. “Ah, do you mind.” (A MARCELLE P. DUVAL Will be a physical therapist. Loves to swim and dreams of skiing in the Colorado Rockies. Best teach- ers are Mr. Roscow and Mr. Dow, whose jokes made History fun. Never forget falling into the turtle pond at Cape Cod Sealand or being mistaken for a boy in gym. Sweet smile but . . . short. Northeast- ern?? a fy. eRe DENISE DONLAN “Dee” likes swi mming, water ski- ing, camping. Agreeable, good lis- tener, but a rowdy know-it-all (she says). Riotous when she was shut into ice cream truck. Thought Mr. John Robinson was super. Green Eyes wants to teach pre-schoolers or work with kids in some way. hs ib at P| a DONNA DUARTE “Short-cake”’ likes listening to records. Noted for being short and moody. Believes in going after what she wants. Wants to hit Mass. Lottery. Never forget listening to father’s band. Her outgoing smile makes her. Would like visiting Hawaii. Enjoys being with Mike. Like Mr. Silva’s class best. “Knock it off.” JOSEPH S. DZIUBA “Juba” is a frisbee freak whose pride is being Polish. Mt. Pleas- ant’s a hangout, but would prefer Maine. Key Club and Frisbee Club main activities: homework was last. Procrastinator but not too slow in Chem. or Biology. Mr. Goodfel- low’s follower. To SMU and marine biology. 71 or 72 a CAROL ELLIS Carol is notorious for being late. Her drawing ability is a definite asset. Saddened when she hurts a friend. The most hilarious thing she did was to throw a cream puff ata jock. Ms. Zola terrific at telling jokes. Find her at the ice skating rink. Claims to be a worry wart. Future secretary. re | ‘| ee LINDA EWASZKO Linda likes listening to music and going out. Detests unfriendly peo- ple and doing homework. Will remember parents’ love, trust. Hockey, football, all sports decent. Liked Mr. Kobza’s class because both teacher and students were great. On to college to be a medical technologist. MARIA FARIAS “Grace” A smiling girl who liked English (the students) and Accounting. Blue Cafe was her place to meet NBH friends. Can’t decide whether to be secretary or phys. ed. teacher. CHARLENE ELLIS “Cha” gets kicks playing pinball at Mall. Reading Rm. was her play- room with Karen and carts. Fast talker but doesn’t always say things when she has the chance. Lauds her mother’s giving happiness to her family. Lots of new friends at NBH. College for nursing. % o DELIA FALCAO “Dee”? Compulsive telephoner. D.H. is a big part of her life. Her yell was trademark. Portuguese memorable for Duarte standing on desk yelling about animals. Will attend college, be successful reg. nurse, eventually rich with not a care in the world. ““Have you seen Dia CHRISTINE FAUCHER “Chris” Secret wish to be a singer. Loves guitar and good music. Irked by snobs. Partying, attending con- certs dynamite! To see Colo. and to live in Quebec, Canada. Patient parents. Have mountainside ranch and log cabin with Shawn. Cat Ste- vens, Animal House her taste. Super times with “Foursome”! STEVE EUSEBIO “Jack” anticipates a career as an accountant. Enjoys spending his free time bowling. Would like to visit Denver, Colorado some day. Pizza person. DONNA FARIA Always heard laughing and making others laugh. Headed for college. Living to be 100, being happy and rich are her goals. Will remember care and trust from parents. Known for talking too much. Enjoys pottery. Most fun in Health Class: only six people in it. Wants things her way. ‘Oh, no! You know!” ANA FERREIRA Ana heads for college for nursing. Happy when at a dance and when with B.B. Thanks parents for their encouragement to continue in school. Will be remembered for her happy laughter. Will never for- get day when Mr. Fernandes trip- ped over brief case and fell. “Stick to what you believe.” DAVE EVERTON “Ev” is up when woodworking, fishing, golfing. Mr. Robbins made Woodworking constructive but relaxing. Track, 3 lunches, shops, easygoing teachers dynamite. Secretly wants to play guitar with a rock band, but will probably end up owning supermarket chain. “Why, sure.” PATTI FARIA Patti will be going on to college and hopes to work in Operating Room. Likes to spend time swim- ming and dancing. Secretly wishes to always stay young. Not being able to say what she feels bothers her. “Life is too short to be unhappy”, is her motto. ANTHONY FERREIRA “Spike’’ A Baseball nut who is ecstatic when Red Sox beat Yan- kees. Wants to see Baseball Hall of Fame. Seen at Ashley Park. Thinks NBH teachers try hard, do a good job. Admits to being conceited. Sports his thing, but Jones Beach parking not bad! “Say what?” ANNA EVORA Anna would like to become suc- cessful and visit Europe. Headed for college. Likes shopping for clothes. Hates getting up early and straightening out schedule at guid- ance. Enjoyed meeting different people at NBHS and TV Produc- tions with Mr. Mangen. ‘Always try for the best.” - ALBERT FARIAS “Al” to be sports broadcaster. Hobby is collecting wrestling books. Angry when anyone hurts animals. Likes to have last word. Incredible when backboard fell on him. Favorite class was Spanish for discussions. Favorite parking spot was Quincy Market. To work. “Ceci” is most noted for her smile. Hopes to own red Mustang and visit Spain. Looking forward to a medical career. Mr. B’s History Class and Mrs. Duarte were NBH’s finest. Thanks parents for love and concern. Our Grad. Editor. “What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity.” J.A. CYNTHIA M. FERREIRA “Cindy” Ambition to be a musi- cian. Most interested in sports, plays, concerts. Mr. Kobza’s Chemistry appealed. Sad when nobody listens to her. Julie’s her favorite companion. Wishes she could lose her bad temper. Latent rock star. KATHLEEN FERREIRA “Spoiled Brat” plays drums and tennis. Found NBH full of nice people who got along with each other. Relished Ms. Zola’s Short- hand II for her personality and jokes (bad) Mrs. Duarte’s H.R. was hangout. Glad of good friends, Lynn and Lorraine. Aim: Executive secretary. COZ) ELIZABETH FIGUEIREDO “Liz” is a jogger and bike rider. Hates show-offs. Gets nervous and blushes easily, but loves to help people. Always joking with Mr. Castro and Ms. Leal. Would love to see France, become successful nurse. Probably to SMU. “Danny” Loves playing soccer at NAACP. Proud to be Cape Ver- dean. Being skinny helped his dancing and soccer. Secret desire to form rock group, go to Holly- wood, then visit Cape Verde as a star. Liked English with funny Mr. Broadmeadow. To college to study music. MARIE ELENA FERREIRA Marie, a Libra, hopes to go on to college and major in Child Care. Wishes to have her own nursery school. Bowling and ice skating are two of her favorite pastimes. “Live it up while you can” is her philoso- phy. ‘No sa!” DAVID FINNERTY “Fin” College bound. Loved swim- ming for NBH, hated yellow slips. Really bugged by SATS, etc. needed for chosen college. Known for blue eyes, Irish temper, thick- headedness. Super sound of 1:52 bell; sad to wake up, find it not Sat- urday. Humorous personality. Visit Fantasy Island is his dream. Sa DAVID FERREIRA RUBEN FERREIRA “Raf” A future physician enjoys quiet times with those he can share thoughts with. Electronics and hik- ing are hobbies. Connie’s company 1. Has an optimistic view of life. Intends to visit Land of the Pha- roahs. Thanks parents for their never-ending encouragement. Our Activities Ed. “Right” k i) RUTH FISHER “Schroeder” wants to succeed as concert pianist. Leisure spent play- ing the piano. Claims to be good listener. Notorious for always laughing. Her second home was in the Music Dept. Sings, too! Funni- est thing that ever happened was shaving cream fight. To Olivet Nazarene College. “Oh, man!” Loved being a Senior! Always ecstatic with Mike. Got her kicks going to rallies and games. Her nice smile could be seen at the bookstore and at Smuggler’s. Favorite was Mr. Warren but chuckled at Mr. Newman’s humor. Business school next to become super legal secretary. SHARON FERREIRA “ChatterBox” Relaxes while read- ing, watching the rain. Tends to jump to conclusions. Secretly wants to inherit book company. Mrs. Walker’s room was a haven. Fond of Ms. Leal’s open-discus- sions class. Headed for BCC: future exec. secretary. “Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do.” DAVID FITZSIMMONS “Little Fitz’? would like to visit England some day. Fake people really bothered him. He will remember his parents for their help and understanding. Mr. Rapoza was a neat teacher. To SMU after NBHS. PA. JULIETTE FERREIRA “Jewels” Adores dancing, sewing, listening to music. Enjoyed lunch with friends and release days as well as Mr. Edmundson. Food, homework, tests, busses were abominable. Hopes to have fantas- tic life with special someone. Will be a rich accountant after college. ELISABETH FIGUEIREDO “Betty” hopes to maintain her self- confidence, self-respect. Music, romantic novels, horticulture absorb her. A future travel agent or interpreter who hopes to see Greece. Into the real world after NBH. “There’s no hope if you can- not dream.” MAUREEN FLANAGAN Contented with Gary all the time. Thankful to parents for being help- ful. Adored cheering, participating in sports at NBH. Lots of fun in Mr. Longo’s Psych. Class. Means to see Hawaii one day. Major plans are to attend college. 73 o DEBBIE FLEET “Fleet”? Fond of Mrs. Hassey’s Psychology Class because she was easy to get along with. Would truly like to visit Bermuda and become rich and famous. Liked the people at NBHS but disliked the home- work. Can be found at Grape St. and watching television. RUDY FONSECA os Wants to be a state trooper. Can be found between Tan and Blue Houses or at Monte’s Park. Enjoyed Mr. Sylvia’s class. Is hap- piest when not in school, except for football. MANUEL FRANCISCO 74 MICHAEL FOGAREN “Fogie” Completely absorbed in swimming. Gym and Intramurals moved him most. When not swim- ming, he made it to the Den. Immediate destination: college. : 4 BETTY FORTES “Betty Boo” is happiest dancing or playing volleyball. Likes every- thing perfect so she takes her time. Unified Arts turned her on. Geom- etry was a blast because of Robert Gomes’ jokes. A smiling, friendly happy-go-lucky girl who wants to be a speech therapist. College bound. 4 eet 7 ‘ “s ‘ . fe th Og nant t oF to. Ce, jab; a) bbe tet, . heeaes - a NOS SEN lat DANIEL FRANCO DEBORAH FONSECA “Fawn’’ Sole ambition is to get through life. Deplores snobs and having to eat in her own cafe. Bound to be at Brooklawn or van shows. Funniest experience was when Fred’s glasses broke as she looked at him. Will never forget grandmother’s understanding. “Park your lips!”’ or ‘Such is life!” } | i DAVID FOURNIER GLORIA FRANCO “Mouth” is into jogging, listening to Cat Stevens and non-stop talk- ing. Wishes she could be a sky- diver. Laughs in Resource Center, getting kicked out. Getting lost in N.H. was an experience. Fond of Typing and Child Care. Known for being happy and smiling. “I’m hungry.” | 4 x ‘ y LORREE FONSECA “Smiley” enjoys taking pictures and being with Randy. Will remember her parents for their help. Could be found between Blue and Tan House. To become a fash- ion photographer and study at the New England School of Photogra- phy is her ambition. JACQUELINE FOURNIER “Jacqui” has a sincere inner urge to live in the mountains. At her best when partying. Happy when the sun shines and sad when it rains. Colorado is at the top of her travel list. “Living, loving and laughing.” Says Dist. Ed. was dynamite. ia WAYNE FREITAS This future architect is happy when with Robin, Laura and Scott. Hopes to ski the Swiss Alps! Wishes to own a car that won't break down! Will remember the B.C. Conv. with Paula and Mark! Can be found in Gold Office. Will recall Mrs. Rezendes’ help, under- standing and parents’ concern! “What a loser!” : : NANCY FONSECA “‘Boom-Boom” Principal interest is Majorettes, but happy anywhere it’s fun. Wishes she could be in 1950’s. Her highs are football games, rallies, Spirit Week. What a wiggle when she twirls! Hard for her to think before speaking. On the college trail. CHRIS FRANCIS “Chris” Sure to be seen at Hazel- wood Park, checking out the girls. Studies were good places to talk and fool around. NBH sports fan. Big for pizza, Corvettes and Satur- day Night Live. Next step is col- lege. ANA M. FURTADO “Annbel” as a flight attendant will fly to Paris. Hopes to always be kind and never lose her self- respect. Admires her mother’s patience. Mr. Edmundson’s teasing was unforgettable. Although she’s a nagger, she’s kind. Avid reader. DONNA MARIE FURTADO Donna, a soap opera buff, is most noted for her dynamite personal- ity. Thought NBH’s teachers were super but the crowded halls ticked her. Enjoyed Mr. Braz’s class because he acted out parts of the books read. Thinks parents ar e the best in the world. Anticipates a secretarial career. JULIETTE GALLANT “Julie’’ is content when with Keith. Disturbed by stuck-ups. Would like to visit the shops of Paris. Mr. Pacheco is highly admired because he treated the class as equals. Off to the Barbizon School of Fashion. “Alright!” | “P-P-Piglet’s” laughing and snort- ing is part of her unique sense of humor. Visit to Switzerland is in the future. Falling on the ice in front of an audience was debasing. Guitar in winter, tennis in sum- mer. “Definitely.” i Sees MARIA FURTADO “Little Jock”’ or “Henry” abso- lutely abhorred “short” jokes and Randy Newman. Her hangups are lack of patience and lack of height. Junior Eng. was a ball because it was rowdy. Noted for racking on people. To be 5’7” is her secret wish. Fun with Lucy, Zor, Lynda, Kenny. Yearbook Sports Ed. _ i MICHAEL GAMA ROCHELLE GENDRON “Rocky” detests formal studies and doing homework. Loves play- ing sports, especially volleyball, basketball, softball. Into business management and marketing. be wis CHRISTINE GADBOIS DEBRA GAUTHIER “Debbie’s ambition in life is to be happy and successful. Enjoyed bowling, sports, Richard’s com- pany. Secret wish: to become a concert pianist. Trademark is being skinny. Will always remem- ber the advice her parents gave her. “Life is a journey, not a desti- nation!!!” Mr. Roscow fan. . GINA GENTILI Gina wants to grow rich and travel to Italy. Her home away from home is at the bookstore. Fond of horseback riding and dancing. Chem. Class was super. Advises everyone to be themselves. “What's up?” Rings on her fingers! hy a see GG 5 WALTER GAJ, JR. “Wally” is happiest having good times with tight friends and when participating in long distance runs. Spends free time throwing a fris- bee and partying. Math class was the pits. Probably Air Force. “Things are tough.” JUDITH GELINAS “Judy” a future fashion designer, is fond of drawing. Hats off to Handbell Choir. Disturbed by crowded halls at NBH, but Music and Art Depts. compensated. Tends to lack patience, judge oth- ers too quickly. Boston or RI for fashion design, then to see Scot- land. “Oh, crud!” “Gif” plans to make journey to the center of the earth after stopping for a visit in Colombia. Is always there when you need him, espe- cially at the rink. ‘““What’s up?” People at NBHS are the best, except for few boring teachers. CHRISTINE GALARZA “Weebles” Ambition is to reach the height of 5’5”. To the Air Force after NBHS. Will remember parents’ love, attention when she needed them. “I know that you understand what you think I said, but I’m not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.” SUSAN GELINAS “Sue” enjoys seeing world from Steve’s Harley. Hopes to have her own Porsche and take Bruce Springsteen for a ride. Loved being a Senior. Future makeup artist who’s happiest when feeling free. Intends to travel cross-country after NBH. “Live to ride — ride to ” liveraane PAMELA GILCHREST 75 © 76 LISA A. GIOIOSA Lisa would like to become John- ny’s snowbunny and ride a Harley. Pet peeve: stuck-up people. Happy when sunbathing but being broke isn’t the greatest. A smile is her best quality. Secret wish: To live in a log cabin. “Live to ride — ride to live.”’ Fate will be to do what comes naturally. HELENA GOMES Cooking, dancing, and volleyball are enjoyable to her. Thinks Carlos is special and California or Las Vegas exciting. Thought NBH a nice school with likeable people. Would like to attend college in Boston, become boss of the Lan- guage Arts Dept. Loved Mr. Bis- cari’s jokes. MARIA INES GONCALVES “Agnes” wants to be a bilingual teacher. Likes to crochet. Happiest when traveling and hopes to tour Brazil. Was most embarrassed when getting caught reading an X- rated book. Will never forget drift- ing to the deep end of the pool. “That's the funniest thing I’ve ever heard.” PAMELA GODDU ‘Pam’? A member of the NBH Tennis Team is happiest when she wins a close match. Her second home is at Buttonwood Park. Mom and Dad were ever around when she needed them. NBH’s facilities were the greatest. Her goal is a nursing career. ““Knowledge is power, power is success.” KEVIN GOMES “Fish” is known for teasing girls. Enjoyed carrying Lori and Doreen up the stairs. Loved ROTC, espe- cially the Drill Team and winning competition. JROTC staff super. College, then the Air Force. NATALIE GONCALVES As a stewardess will travel the world. Loves playing tennis and being with Fred. Mrs. Purcell and History were decent. “Save it!” BARRY GOMES KYM GOMES “Kymbo”’ wants to go into the Marines, then UCLA for social service. Secretly yearns to be actress or singer. Her long lashes, pretty smile on display at McDonald’s. Ever at Alhambra’s or a disco. Loves the Cape and the Silva sisters. Dreams of running NB clinic for emotionally dis- turbed children. x! s . ‘ iy . 3 r 4 MANUEL GONSALVE DIANA GOMES Disliked snobs, prejudiced people. Chorale was fun because of all the friends and concerts. Mr. Mandly ranked number one. A spiffy idea for a trip would be to go to Greece and Rome. To become a physical therapist. College next. MARY JANE GOMES “Jeannie” always outside gym after school. Hopes to go to Hawaii and Paris. Appreciates the care her parents showed her. Is looking for a good job after NBHS. Mr. Silva the finest. “Goo” hopes to go to Sweden or Heaven. Loses his temper with people who don’t speak English in school. Will own his own business. Likes sports, pork chops and lots of company. To attend college. DIANE M. GOMES Dee-de” is known for that ever- present smile. To study engineer- ing at U. Mass. or Carnegie-Mel- lon. Basketball, football, drill team camp next best to Kenny’s being there. Formal studies boring but Mr. Lima, Ms. Bizzarro, and Portu- guese interesting. Wants to be rich but not famous. iN STEVEN GOMES “Nat” is heading toward nursing. To be happy in life is her seeret wish. Will remember her mother’s loving patience. Math was her favorite subject and Ms. Howard her best teacher. Would love to see France. “Live one day at a time.” “Je Vaime.” | } i ert) PATRICIA E. GREENE “Pat’’ cherished cheering for NBHS. Mr. Pacheco’s Art was the greatest. Some day she would like to have her very own dark green Renegade jeep. Thanks her parents for their understanding. College in the future. “Quitters never win and winners never quit.” “OK.” : SAMIR HABBOOSH Samir, better known as Sam, Sammy, Zammer wants to be a doc- tor. Had much fun in Dr. Wilusz’s class and will never forget the “Bouncing Bag”’ and “Skinny Fox” incident in Ms. Rainville’s class. Biology Club and Math Team rewarding. CATHERINE HAMMOND “Cat” hopes to be dance instructor or policewoman. At her best on the dance floor. Dynamite times at N. England Dragway with friends. Dreams of owning Chevelle or Bar- racuda and seeing U.S. Mrs. Ayotte’s Business Behavior Class was terrific. Appealing laugh and personality. “Whoa, baby.” Taking things as they come and lis- tening to music are his favorite relaxations. Hazelwood Park is Carlos’ home away from home. Hawaii looks good to him. Chemis- try with Mr. Roscow was worth while. Aims to be rich. JO-ANN HALL “Jo” to be a lab technician. Will be remembered for quiet but crazy character. Fantasizes traveling with Bruins for one season. Thanks par- ents for rides from practice and not making her work. Hooray for football, hockey games and rallies. “Okay!” SMU? t DEBORA J. HARDY “Debbie” a Barry Manilow fan who’s up when horseback riding. Hopes to get a Ph.D. in psych. and secretly wishes to have Dr. Joyce Brothers as a patient. Would love to see Hawaii from a Porsche. Fun- niest thing that ever happened was Joann. Lots of laughs in Chem. with Mr. G. On to B.C. or S.U. Class veep. SUZANNE GUILBEAULT “Suzy” A registered nurse will be he r goal after college. Brags that that fake British accent of hers truly is unique. The selection of courses at NBHS really intrigued her. Hobbies were piano and aik- ido, but phys. ed. in school was the pits. No. Dart. Mall her haven. LP DOREEN E. HALLETT Doreen is bound to be a court ste- nographer and plans to attend Johnson and Wales College. Found “the spirit” at NBH great. Roller skating is her thing. Noted for hav- ing big eyes and being sociable. “Don’t start!” JOHN HARD “Tex” bus. Favorite pastime is eating and sleeping. Looks forward to Fridays but dreads Mondays. Most often seen at the Crimson Courier Office. Destination: SMU, but also hopes to see Japan and England. Lazy. is notorious for missing the SUSAN GULA “Sue”? would like to become a beautician and LaBaron’s Hair- dressing Academy would be the place to study. Being with George was enjoyable. Will remember her parents for their understanding. To visit Bermuda would be delightful. Dist. Ed. was the best because Mr. Pacheco made her laugh. “That’s great!” | RANDALL HAMEL “Randy” will pursue career as physical education teacher but feels that future as bum is inevita- ble. Finds homework a drag but sports are no. 1 Mr. Medeiros’ class a riot. Notorious for loitering at bookstore. “Get out of here!” a . Dal), ce ie ELLEN HARRINGTON Ellen will be remembered for her tremendous driving ability and being flaky. Dreams to be on “‘Sat- urday Night Live.”’ Liked doing lights in Drama Club and being in “Arsenic and Old Lace.” Irked by jocks, but liked NBH sports. Grate- ful that parents did not give up on her. On to college. SUSAN GULA “Bella” is college bound. Hopes to pursue modeling career. At her best when playing basketball. Fond of time spent with Eddie. Hated early rising. Find her at Common Park. Wishes for a Corvette. Deep- est admiration for Mrs. Choopo- rian. ‘Get off!” HARRY HAMER, JR. “Skip” loved playing hockey for NBH. Likes partying and is happi- est when at the top of a mountain. His smile is one of his best quali- ties. Claims to have no faults. Most often found in front of bookstore and at Hazelwood Park. Sue is his favorite companion. “Weird!” | ELLEN HATHAWAY “Ellie” hopes to be IRS agent. Deplores term papers. Green House Office provided a place to hang out. Secretly wishes to be a hostess on the Johnny Carson Show. Biology Class was fun, espe- cially the dissecting. Wants to see Hollywood. 77 MICHELE HEBERT “He-Be™” enjoved listening to Couto and Mulligan every Friday night. Mr. Methia’s class was an experience. Headed to Bridgewater to be a physical therapist. Would love to own a TR7 some day. Mr. R. was her little “blueberry muf- fin. Thanks Barry for his under- standing. “Tell me about it.” e y ; KATHLEEN HERON “Kathy” enjoys playing softball, music, dancing and being with Gordon. Chemistry with Mr. Kobza is memorable. Likes the dismissal bell and NBHS football. Disliked coat rule and snobs. Future lab technician. “I don’t know.” GAIL HODZIEWICH Gail can always be found at the ice skating rink or at Lot 13. Would love to visit Hawaii and Europe as champion ice skater. An enthusias- tic Senior Lounge patron. Victory parties O.K. Mr. Kobza and Miss Allen were faves of hers along with gym. Off to become a phys. ed. teacher. 78 BRIAN HELGELAND Most noted for his cool frisbee throwing and his Steve Martin impersonation. Would really love to be King of the Gypsies. Will always remember lunch. Disturbed by Mrs. Sawyer; and saddest in Dean’s Office. Ambition is to be a frisbee. “Life is a frisbee.” ae | MARK HILL Infamous for having a short tem- per and having little patience. Mr. Monteiro was a great guy. Member of Drill Team. A possible trip to Texas in the future. Cheerleaders and Majorettes were dynamite. Military career a possibility. DAVE HOPWOOD “Hoppy” is turned off by school. Contented when he could eat on all three lunch shifts. Mr. Silva’s class was the greatest. RICHARD HELME “Ricky” enjoys rapping, playing basketball, being with Wanda. Can be found in the Core outside the Tan House. Mr. Girard and Math were Ricky’s favorites. Will always remember his parents’ understand- ing. Most fun with “Easy” in Cook- ing. MELANIE PATRICIA HILL “Mel” enjoys dancing and swim- ming. Disappointed when she has a lot of homework. Guilty of being too quiet. Health Careers Club was terrific. Attending basketball games and Drama Club produc- tions was delightful. On to college to major in physical therapy. Intends to visit Barbados. bias i ELIZABETH MARIE HORN “Libby” On to college and a career in communications. Leisure spent skiing, swimming and playing ten- nis. Aspires to own a blue Datsun 260Z and drive up and down West Coast. Paris in the spring sounds great to her. “Life is a tragedy for those who feel and a comedy for those who think.” wit 2 ROSEMARIE HENDERSON “Rosey” will study to be a legal secretary at Burdett School. Ber- muda is nice but Rosey is satisfied — for now — in New York City. Tennis and swimming are fun. She’s most noted for that huge pocketbook and those long finger- nails. Has yen to be a singer. “Really!” : = RODNEY HILL Toa SOPHIE HORZESKY “Sunshine” is fond of partying and music. Irked by two-faced people. Going with K.B. was very amusing. Lots of laughs in English Class with friends. Mr. Dell Isola very understanding teacher in Health. Ashamed of her freshman failure. Probably to college and Calif. GLORIA IRIS MARGARITA HERNANDEZ “Margie A friendly person who likes listening to music with Sam. After spending the summer in sunny Puerto Rico, will study to be a computer engineer. Cherishes her parents’ love and understand- ing. Hopes to get married. Approved of Algebra, softball and Mr. Raposo. iW HINES “Glor” is college bound and hopes to work with children handicapped by muscular dys. She fell over gar- bage can while walking backwards! Mr. Silva’s English Class tops. Notorious for having a big mouth. She really liked NBH food!!! abs DANIEL JAMES HOUBRE “Steve (Martin) Happiest with Melanie. Unified Arts and Stage- craft stupendous: terrific teachers, students. Wearing tights for “Mame was very embarrassing. His understanding nature makes it easy to make friends. “I'm not con- ceited, I'm convinced!” Maybe Air Force Academy. ELIZABETH ANN HUBRIGHT “Beth” liked playing sports and dancing. Happy being with Bob. Could be found in front of Blue House doors. Favorite teacher: Ms. Leal. To go to Hawaii and Florida is a secret wish. In the future? To get married and be successful. “Tm going to punch your face.” a Pe Ware SANDRA JACOBS “Sandy Our Senior Class Presi- dent! Best times spent on tennis team. field hockey and in pool. Drama Club musicals were great! Loves dancing and skiing: hates apathetic people. On to college and contentment. “To thine own self be true, and thou canst not then be false to any man.” “Shakespeare.” MARK JOACHIM “Jody” wishes to be a great guitar- ist and to be successful. Snobs turn Mark off but Colorado, girls, and Hawaii turn him on. Freshman English with Mr. Sykes and Draft- ing were favorites. If a chance comes along to better his life. he would take it. “Wow.” RICHARD JAFFE DEBORAH HUGHES “Hughey” A future travel guide is pleased when dancing or water ski- ing. Has an inner urge to own log cabin one day, but right now a Spitfire is at the top of her shop- ping list. “You're fresh!” “Jaff could be found around But- tonwood Park and in various court- yards. Favorite subject is Psychol- ogy. On to school to be an optician. “What”. JANICE JODOIN Wants a career as a CPA; Most fun in Ms. Tripp’s English Class, because you could fool around. Math Club. Bowling. and J.A. interested her. Favored Mr. Gill and History. Wishes to end up any- where but New Bedford. College in her plans. ANNETTE HUTCHINSON “Hutch” is a McDonald’s French fry freak. ““Hutch, where’s Star- sky” jokes are not new to her. Miss Zola’s humor made Shorthand Class more enjoyable. NBH stu- dents are super but lunch lines are unbearable. Playing basketball relaxing pastime. To be an accoun- tant. “Shut your face’and mun- cho!” BRENDA JAMES “Bren” is off to college in Calif. Would like to tour Africa. Secretly wished to live in a foreign country and drive a Rolls Royce. Is a Pisces and likes Karate. “To live a virtuous and vigorous meaningful life.” “If you say so’. Mt) Al AA LOUISE JOHNSON “Lou” wishes to go to college to be an X-ray tech. Enjoyed being called a dropout. Had fun in Bos- ton. Enjoys sewing and the theater. Grateful for parents’ help, encour- agement. 1 don’t want to play any- more. GREGORY HUTCHINSON “Hutchman”™ can be found outside Green and Gold House. Liked girls, Science and football at NBH. Dreams of seeing Sierra National Park, then living in the mountains. Future uncertain. MICHELLE JANIK “Chele” Happiest when with Dave. Will her because of their understanding. remember parents Secret wish is to live in the country with lots of animals. Thinks Steve Martin is crazy. Would like to visit California. “a DIANNE JORDAN Future fashion designer enjoys dancing and music. Daffy desire is to own a disco. Hated waking up at 6-o'clock in the morning. Will remember her parents’ love and understanding. Sights set to see London. Paris. “Take one day at a time.” MARGARET JE LORRI IZDEBSKI Lorri is ticked off by those who act bigger than they are. Contented when spending time with Denis. Find her “up the Hill”. Parents’ help was much appreciated. Known for her ability to make peo- ple laugh. Cheers for Mr. Owen, Mr. Kelly and Mr. Pacheco. Ht i Hii NKINS “Margie” is saddest when she is unable to use the car. Will never forget time she was asked for ID for a soda. School was the least favorite thing in the world. Hopes to become executive secretary. DAISY JORGE Off to college to become a legal secretary. Enjoyed Ms. Allen's and Mr. Alves’ classes. Disliked stud- ies. homework. Hopes to visit Puerto Rico and Bermuda. “Lay of ft 79 © J VICTORIA JORGE “Vicky” Disturbed by people who think themselves better than every- one. Being able to judge people is no. | quality. Dreams of traveling. there. Approved rap sessions with Mr. Lombardo, Mr. Owen. Intends to live her own life. “To live free is to be free.” ““What’s up?” Parents were always STEVEN KATES “Steve”, on to college, wishes to play for a mellow jazz group while living in his hideaway ski chalet. Known for excessive note taking and curly hair. Found on any ten- nis court. Hopes to see Israel and Switzerland. “The secret of success is constancy of purpose.’ Our Yearbook Editor-in-Chief. CHERYL KROUZEK Headed for BCC to be a dental hygienist. Detests early risings to get to school. Parents’ love and understanding are cherished. Most fun in Mr. Roscow’s Chemistry Class. Would love to watch Hawai- ian surfers. 80 “Ally” enjoys Monica’s compan- ionship. Reliability and sensitivity no. | qualities. Famous for carry- ing big lunches. Never forget Mr. Ed standing on his head in History. Mr. Medeiros rates. Dreams of see- ing Jamaica. Remembers sitting in stranger's lap in a dark theater. “You big turkey!” SHERRI KAYE “John Wayne” wishes to own ranch with riding horses. Con- tented when horseback riding. Irked by teachers who do all the talking. Known by friends as a joker. Best friends are Lynne and Pam. Shall she be comedienne or physical therapist? A string design fiend. KURT KACH A future veterinarian who plans to attend UNH or Syracuse. Enjoys T.V., baseball and the good out- doors. Hopes to explore the Ant- arctic. Dr. Wilusz is a hot ticket. Finds snobs repulsive. Mt. Pleas- ant schoolyard is this easygoing guy's hangout. x. | £ ANTHONY P. KENYON “Arab” really enjoyed Dr. Wilusz and Mr. Mitchell in Shop. Really like to see California. Will always remember his parents’ patience and encouragement. Happiest when with Kim and hearing the 1:50 bell. Off to become a lawyer. eed BRUCE WAYNE LACKEY “Dear Abby” is off to become an actor. Could always be found either in 2-105 or at Elaine’s porch. He likes singing and being on the stage but disliked taking the bus to school, ROTC, and pushy teachers. Mr. Charbonneau and Humanities super. Enjoys being with Barbara. ; ne Se CHRISTINE KACZOR “Chris” Enjoys partying and being with everyone. Will always remem- ber her parents’ love, understand- ing, and helpfulness. Longest laugh: falling down Profile Rock. Hangout here, there, and every- where. Tan and Blue. Dying to see Led Zeppelin in concert. “Huh?! Umm, I don’t know!” JOHN F. KING, JR. “Johnny” got peeved at rainy weekends and Mon. mornings. Is happy when he gets what he wants and doesn’t like being broke. The curfew his parents gave him will long be remembered. Would like to visit Hawaii. Into the Air Force after NBH. “What’s up?” CLAIRE LACOURSE Appreciated the love, help, and understanding of parents. Falling up the Green House stairs was mortifying. Destined to be a secre- tary, get married and have 10 kids. Is inelined to act lazy and gullible. A journey to Calif. is in the future. “Hi Guy!” Spends her free time with Dave. a. @i,'35 = a © PAMELA ANN KARALEKAS “Pam”, an avid O. N. J. fan, was infamous for her sick jokes. Her secret wish is to win an Academy Award or be O. N. J.’s_ personal secretary. She has never wanted for anything, thanks to her parents. To college. Didn’t like “‘the”’ crowd. “Life should be enjoyed, not endured.” Advertising Editor. ANN KOSTKA “Annie” enjoyed twirling for NBH. Friends are very important. One of her best qualities is her honesty. Parents’ guidance and understanding much appreciated. Plans on living life to its fullest. On to SMU and a science career, thanks to Dr. Wilusz’ interest. MICHAEL LAFOND MARY JANE LAMBALOT a i lw NORMA JEANNE LAPOINTE Spirit Week, Durfee Rally and Sen- ior Lounge were tops, G-lunch shift and the 3rd floor girls’ room being locked were depressing. Mr. Motta and Mrs. Hassey were favor- ites. Secret wish is to dance with Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly. Con- firmed optimist. Aim: dancing teacher. “I’m so confused!” — CINDY LEE LEIGHTON Cindy is going to college to study theater and drama after NBH. Always enjoyed Ms. Bizzarro’s English and Mr. Newman was a trip! Sad when Davey’s not here. Will remember cooking in room at UMass when smoke detector went off. Secret wish to model in Paris. “Tell me about it.” ‘ ‘ DENISE LAMONTAGNE “Den” aspires to be a nurse-practi- tioner. Hobbies are tennis and piano but dancing her first love. An excessive chatterer whose smile shines. Main Office people are ter- rific! “Oh, dear.” All you can do is your best. To college. MARIA DE FATIMA LAVADINHO “Fatty” privately dreams of being a professional dancer and escaping to Bermuda. To be an interpreter in Portugal and spread her good cheer. Superman’s class was tops because he would fly around. Dancing, music, and writing occupy her outside of school. Always ina good mood. Ce f ARTHUR LEMIEUX : Occupational Foods was fun because much was learned. Rated number one were Miss Leal, Mr. Allcock and Mr. Mangen. His secret wish is to be rich and own his own restaurants. To Johnson and Wales College. TV studio also favored. ‘Oh, boy!” LORRAINE LANDRY A future secretary who’s inclined to get upset easily. Shortness is her claim to fame. Will reminisce about the great times in Ms. Zola’ Shorthand and Trans. Can be tracked down on Summer St. Plans to enter the service. ' i DEBORAH J. LANGLOIS “Charlie” intends attending Bur- dette Business School. Spends time playing sports. Will gad about the world after NBH. Liked lunch and Drama Club, Mr. Sykes and Gym. Italian foods were yummy. “Don’t give up on dreams; they can come true.” JOAN LAWRENCE “Joanie” hopes to become a nurse and live happily ever after. The people at NBHS were great but halls were too crowded. Can always be discovered between Tan and Blue or in Westport. Chemistry was crazy with Mr. Goodfellow. er | LINDA LEWIS Ambition is to be a good secretary. Happiest when with Paul. Would love to visit Hawaii. Planning to go to California after graduation. Favorite subject at NBH was Short- hand. Also enjoyed having Mrs. Ayotte for a teacher. Jom ROBERT LEAVER “Bob” To college to become a sci- entist. Says he doesn’t have any faults, but sense of humor is best quality. Noted for his big mouth! Math Resource Center was Bob’s place to go. Has great admiration for Dr. Wilusz. “Prove it!” ELAINE A. LAPOINTE “Zel” finds ice skating and danc- ing thrilling. Loved being pres. of Usherettes, working with all the kids in the nursery during Child Care II. A hard person to call for she’s always on the phone! Abashed by walking into Green boys’ room with Carol. To BCC to become a nursery school teacher. LISA A. LEBLANC Lisa enjoys skiing, bowling, and softball but detests show-offs and boring people. Would like to go to college to major in computer sci- ence. Likes to hang at the park and. being with Dave. Recalls being caught alone on Metro in Canada! Loved NBH people, football games! ““Whatever. . .” Vo! ? fal ¢ = ISABEL LIMA ‘Bela’? would find pleasure in going to Hawaii with Tony. 81 “Giggles” enjoyed riding her 10- speed and playing the accordion. Talks with Mr. Peccini were inter- esting. To SMU to become a medi- cal technologist. Will remember her parents for their love and devo- tion. Secret wish: to get fanmail. Also a trip to Italy would be nice. “How gross!” FRANKLIN LOBO “Frankie” always made sense, but no one understood him! Can be found at OLOA but secretly hopes to eventually go to heaven. Will remember good times with Lori. The ladies at NBH were super. Always a clown but good at fixing engines. Wishes luck to his many good NBH friends. JEFFREY LOPES “Jeff” enjoys football. The Cow- boys are his team. Hopes to travel around the world. Women are his hobby. PHILIP LIMA “Big Phil’s” ambition is to be use- ful, happy, and good. Loves play- ing viola. Hopes to become a mag- nificent violist. Courses, people, opportunities at NBH superior. Latin and Chemistry finest because of Mrs. Baker and Mr. Goodfellow. Find him in Music Dept. “That’s that.” Ora et labora (pray work). be ee aa ao = DANIEL LOPES “Rocky” treasures moments with Evelynn. Mr. Dlouhy made Auto Class fun. Is a CB nut who’s mov- ing to L.A. To win a gold medal in boxing at 1980 Olympics is his dream. Be cool and not a fool. Will be entering the service. “Mary” is into ballet, yoga, and cooking. Shorthand was enjoyable because of friends and Mrs. Walker. Emotional girl who would like to be at peace with herself. Unforgettable when she was hit in face with a dozen eggs. “Enjoy life to its fullest with lots of love.” JIM L°ITALIEN “Jim” deplored the rules of NBH, but Printing Class was enjoyable. Mr. Rutkowitz was a favorite. Dis- appointed when has to work week- end or staying home. Skiing with friends is pleasurable. Will always remember falling off ski lift. To California to become a printer? May retire at 30. re DANNY LOPE Danny would really like to own a big business and secretly be in the Mafia. Will always remember par- ents for being “great”. The NBH girls were wild but the food was savage. ‘Whatever effort you put into something is what you get out of it.” A triplet who yearns to be a big business tycoon. Finds rain depressing and would rather be on Martha’s Vineyard in the sun. No one is bored when he’s around. Appreciates his parents’ humor. Turned off by snobby girls. Life is one big game. Going to be rich and famous. CHRISTINA LIZOTTE “Chris” to study accounting in col- lege. Live in Europe and own a Mercedes is her golden dream. Jol- liest when cheering for NBHS or being on the Swim Team. Always recall great teachers and friends. Don’t let the rain come down. “What a buzzard.” “OK!” DWAYNE A. LOPES “Fruit” Ambition is to be a success in communications or to be a psy- chologist. College is coming up next. Thanks Mom for understand- ing and love. Had most fun in His- tory Class. Also loved football and basketball. His challenge is to have more fun than anyone else. MANUEL LOURO Has a passion for music and hits the disco floor on Sat. night. Enters sweepstakes to try to win a tour of the world. Is friendly and impatient for what the future holds. Favorite subject is girleol- ogy. Appreciated his parents’ trust and love. “What's up?” DAVID M. LIZOTTE Has enthusiasm for hunting, fish- ing and skating. Never hassled by the machine shop teachers. Laughs when recalls being suspended for playing frisbee. Bad memory for studying for tests. Will scheme to get rich and go to California. The 1:52 bell heavenly to hear. JAMES LOPES a io ) SUSAN LOVELL Is inclined to be crazy and talk lots. Couldn’t cope with snobs. Mr. Lessoff’s Business Behavior was insane. At Newport Creamery or with Mike. Anticipates an expedi- tion to Florida. To work, if she can get up in the morning. DAVID LOWREY “Dave” can be found skiing or swimming. Enjoyed Chemistry with Dr. Wilusz and wishes to go on to SMU to become a chemical engineer. Always remember being with Sandy around Sassaquin. et JOANNE MAGAN Ambition to be a nurse. Hobbies are bike riding and shopping. Would love to visit England. Hopes that future is as happy as her past. Thanks parents for giving her everything she needed to be happy without spoiling her. Loves to sleep late, spend money. Too short! GARY MARDEN ‘4 CHERYL LYONNAIS “Cher” adored swimming, sailing, dancing, being at beach, talking and eating. Down with SAT’s! Co- Capt. of Swim Team dreams of swimming in Olympics. Won’t for- get Mrs. Buckley (swim coach), sports events, plays, Biology labs. To be phys. therapist. Wishes she could slow down her speech speed. be MARIA MAGANO ““Lena’’ Blue House Cafeteria before school was great. Would like to visit Acapulco. Jorge was fun to be with. Thanks parents for love, understanding. Lena is on her way to secretarial work. Enjoyed English because of all the laughs. French was also memora- ble. JEFFREY A. MARLOW “Jeff” Budding entertainer who stars at imitating famous people. Teen Culture and Mr. Mandly were his favorites at NBH. Roberta and Ed were satisfying company. Hopes for college in Calif., where he’ll continue doing unusual things (robot dance in cafe). Look out, Los Angeles! £ CATHERINE LYONS “Cathy” is off to U. Mass. to be an engineer. Mr. Girard’s Math class was intriguing. Cashing checks and sewing keep her together. ELLEN MAGNANT Satisfied when with Mario. Dis- turbed when Rosemary is being logical. Secretly wishes to marry a rich man and have lots of kids. Will be remembered for telling sto- ries at lunch. G-lunch shift and cli- ques were disliked. “Really.” To college. i JORGE MARMELO Fond of soccer, swimming and music. His fantasy is to become a rock star. Low grades are disap- pointing. Found resource centers appealing. Plans to enjoy life to the fullest. College in view. MARGARIDA MAGALHAES “Maggie” likes tennis, sw imming, badminton. Walking into boys’ room was a shocker. Spare moments spent on crocheting. Hopes to see lights of Paris. Typ- ing I and Ms. Zola outstanding. “Oh, really!” ra VERONIQUE MANGE “Vero” Our AFS exchange stu- dent. Loves reading, skiing. Fond of NBH people, opportunities; not fond of yellow slips, constant hurry. Thought Unified Arts made students close and allowed self- expression. Wants everyone to be friendly. Would like to see San Francisco. College. “Brat” would like to explore the West. Her plants, macrame and piano playing reflect her sensitiv- ity. Mr. Edmundson made History exciting. Yearns to play piano ina club with a band and write music. May be absent-minded but will never forget Ronnie. Variety is the spice of life. MARIA C. MAGALHAES “Connie” Incurable flirt to pursue career as a legal secretary. Every- one steers clear when she drives! Says Mr. Warren has ability to teach and make you laugh. A trip to Las Vegas would be thrilling. Always involved in other people’s problems. To BCC. y 4 ROBIN MANNING Camping, hiking, and walking are favorite pastimes. Inner urge is to live in a log cabin in the woods. Can be found in the neighborhood. Had lots of laughs in Mr. Fraga‘s English Class ‘cause he’s a dynom- ite teacher. Happiest when with Lee. Would like to see Africa. “How ya been?” JEFFREY MARTIN “Burger” can be found skiing, fish- ing, and with Dottie. Always remember falling in snow in court- yard, getting in trouble soph. year. Mr. Borowicz and History were worth his while. Dreams of leaving NBH and riding in a UFO. Possi- bly going into Army. 83 on on “Missy enjoys music and remin- iscing. Is extremely patient with children and despises phonies. crowded hallways and rushing. Found Mr. worthwhile junior year. Often at Montes Park. Worries about weight but keeps smiling. College Alves’ Accounting bound to be accountant. ; . ea ta Sy ELIZABETH MATHIEU | “Liz” likes the Beatles and a good book. Wants to live in Canadian Rockies. Has secret passion to be singer and carver of wood. Will eternally hate math, stuffy people. Dreams of meeting John Lennon. Oceanography had a fine teacher. Wants to attend college in Canada. ROBERT MCCARTHY Robert enjoys fishing and camping along with parties. Parents were great for letting him use the car. Crowded halls slowed him but the Track Team got him going. Means to be successful and see Rome. DEBRA MARTINS DEBORAH ANN MATTHEWS Ambition is to be accountant. Pas- times are bowling, horseback rid- ing, reading, photography. Often found in IMC. Headed for Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah. Softspoken and shy when teachers call on her, but always fond of Pho- tography and Mr. Millette. : ROBERT MCCUE Eon MARIA MARTINS Intends to become an R.N. Music and old movies are her interests. Enjoys being around people. Jun- ior year in Chemistry was the greatest. Would like to travel around the world. “Live the best of each day.” “Car” polished writing skill on “Crimson Courier’. Times with Cor and Lynne were hysterical. Mr. Roscow made Chemistry a snap. Fancies a journey to Austra- lia. A prospective author. Irritated by stubborn people. Always seen in Gold House Cafe. College on the agenda. KERRY MCGRATH Far out singing, traveling with Chorale. Is friendly but talks fast. Has a great zeal for dancing. Detests people who smack their lips when eating. Will undertake career as exec. secretary at BCC. Tends to be stubborn. Parents were always there. Yen to be famous. bp pa9e 2 ’ ‘ o wv THERESA MARTINS “Terry” aims for business school to become a secretary. She will always remember her mother’s support and continuous advice. Her fantasy is to one day live ina Newport mansion. She means to get the most out of life and to enjoy it as much as possible. “I don’t believe it!” COREEN MAURA “Cor” is an avid Beatle fan. Finds Car. Lynne and Liz a lot of fun. Was once attacked by a killer parakeet. Dreams of riding a space shuttle to the moon and living there. Mr. Roscow was a blast. Will be attending SMU. Likes to play guitar, write songs. u® lh FRANCES MCHENRY “Fran” wishes to return to nature and live in log cabin. Find her on Tallman St. Being twirled by Rein- aldo and dropped was a memorable occasion. Didn't find NBH to her liking. Notorious for rowdiness. Distrib. Ed. out of sight. MARIA MATEUS Treasures her parents’ love. Although gullible, is determined to be successful. Seeks hairdresser’s career at LaBaron’s. Detests stay- ing home and is attracted to Hawaii. Mr. Vaz’s class was lovely. Can always be tracked down at Buttonwood Park. MICHAEL MCCARTHY DARREN MCPHERSON “Darren-Mac™ will some day visit California. Spanish with Mr. Raposo was neat. The Core was his home away from home. College bound. “What's up?” a DEBBIE MEDEIROS “Patches” hopes to learn to play drums or guitar. Kellie is a good friend to have. Hung out behind skating rink. No coin bothered him most. Disliked Rat Patrol at NBH. Mr. Lima was cool with students. “Alright!” ke wide t Ee tee d i aan . 2 S RUSSELL MEEHAN “Russ” hates early risings. Regrets laziness. Annie’s Lunch is favorite hangout. Looks forward to camp- ing and motorcycle riding. “Do unto others as you would want them to do unto you.” “What!” THOMAS MELLO “Tom” relishes all kinds of sports. Claims to be easy to get along with. Dr. Wilusz’s class was terrific. Off to Framingham State to major in Economics. “Dense.” A nightclub habitue. KAREN MEDEIROS Will study Radiology at SMU. Aid- ing handicapped kids at school was satisfying. Hopes to fly around the world as a stewardess. Famous for doing errands with no slip. Finds homework and 2-faced people abhorrent. Can be traced to the tennis courts or Green House Office. ALAN MELANSON Tends to be accident-prone. Once took a right turn and ended on the sidewalk. Finds child abuse loath- some. Is off to the Air Force and seeks a career in medical field. The cheerleaders and school spirit were splendid. Food at NBHS doesn’t please his palate! Wonder Bowl Whitz! ISABEL MELO “Isy” hopes to fly to far off Paris. Will remember the happy times spent with George and her parents’ love. Says Mrs. Mellen is a fine teacher. Going to work. LUIS MEDEIROS “Luigi” gets kicks playing pinball, floor hockey, tennis, swimming. Often seen in corridor of D-Block because he liked shops. One goal is to see Indy 500. Will probably go to technical school or night Voke. JOYCE MELL “Cream Puff’? Adored working backstage with Drama Club and going to football parties. Unforget- table dressed as turkey, unable to get through school doors. Loved Mr. Dow’s History jokes. Hates working Saturday nights. Found at Bookstore or Buttonwood. Future nurse. MICHAEL A. MELO “Happy Hawaiian” mortified when his pants ripped in front of a crowd while playing baseball. A future veterinarian who relishes hunting and fishing. May be shy but gets along with all. Mr. Sykes and Mr. Goodfellow both stupendous teach- ers. Science oriented. a . a) MAUREEN ANNE MEDEIROS “Moe” aims to be X-ray techni- cian. Easy to get along with, but watch that temper! Skiing and Mitch make her happy. Bev’s place was her second home. Found Eng- lish with Mr. Silva was a fun class. Hopes for cross-country trip after NBHS. il KARIN MELLO Spending time with daughter, Brandy, and friend Chris is terrific. Secretly wishes to own home with built-in swimming pool. Parents are the greatest. Thinks there are too many freshmen at NBH. Hopes ‘for a terrific job. Will be remem- bered for making people laugh. “Wicked nice!” SMU for medical secretary. CHERYL MENARD “Spaz” is happiest when she has not a care in the world. Hopes to be rich and see the world. Liked the peanut-butter cakes at NBH and Mr. Motta’s study. Embar- rassed when got caught cheating by Mr. Dow. Never forget lifeguard at Horseneck getting pantsed! New Mexico next. VALERIE MEDEIROS “Madeeda”™ Sorry for not accom- plishing what she wanted at NBH. Bubba Gomes’ company is appreci- ated. Will not forget Mother keep- ing her out of trouble in school. The guys are the best part of NBH. On to the Air Force and then col- lege. To be social worker or child psychologist. MICHAEL MELLO DOREEN MENDES Always has a smile and willingness to help, esp. abused children. Has inclination to open a home for unwanted kids. Appreciated par- ents’ always being there to help. Her specialty is sewing. Thought Mr. Kobza’s class was insane. Accept people for who not what they are. College in mind. 85 on 86 FLORINDA MENDES “ F.M.”’ is interested in fashion designing. At her best around men. Claims to have a terrible temper. The time the bottom of her bikini broke was awkward. Does not want to become a bored housewife. Hopes to get over her shyness and be famous in world of fashion. JANET MILLER “Truck Driver” would like to go to work after NBHS and maybe go to New York. Her secret wish, though, is to become a disco dancer. Being short really bugged her. Nailbiting’s her bad habit. Liked NBH activities, Science and Mr. Saltzman’s Math. Boating’s her hobby. t ' t Pic a. ; df; STEVEN MOLDIN “Steve” is on his way to college to become shrink. Denies breaking anything in chemistry labs. Both- ered by teachers who don’t teach. The food fights at lunch were amusing. Hopes to live to ripe old age, gain esteem, wealth and hap- piness. Quiet, tranquil college will make him less high-strung. JULIETA MENESES “Julie” is pleased playing soccer or baseball. Hopes to become a L.P.N. Friendliness is her no. 1 quality. Students at NBH were first rate. Spilling milk over herself was an eye-catcher. “Wicked!” Diman Voke next. ALLEN E. MILLS Future marine biologist whose hobby is females. Fantasizes becoming a rock star but will prob- ably go to college instead. Bring on the girls and a successful life. DONNA MONIZ Find her with Fred and that blue °65 Chevy van. Peeved by Van Club and 5:30 rising. Ashamed of her constant complaining. Found freshman year and Mr. Motta’s study funniest. Wishes she had more patience. NBH was not her favorite place. “Such is life.” hid ne ne DONALD MENEZES “Don” going to Hampden College of Pharmacy. Dreams to be famous actor. Enamored of all Drama Club productions. Ground Round and 3- 316 are comfortable havens. Foot- ball and Mr. Keith OK. Pet peeve: Boyfriend speech. Had fun in rowdy lunch shifts. Has a great sense of humor. KENNETH JOSEPH MINGOLA “Mingo” is off to the ARMY. Aims to be an aviator. Secretly desires to be an astronaut and visit another planet. Embarrassed when tried to instruct a class. Can be seen in JROTC. Lo ves dancing and hates unprofessionals. Admired CSM Lima, enjoyed Marksmanship. MERCEDES MONTEIRO “Cherir” enjoyed being with Car- minda. To be a registered nurse after NBHS. Thought NBH had good selection of courses. Mr. Pepin gets her approbation. Wishes she wouldn’t say things at wrong time. Going to college in Boston. “Oh, my goodness!” Fe KAREN MESSIER Wishes to be a Broadway star and won't settle for less. Mr. Charbon- neau’s dry humor (?) made her laugh. Secret wish is to become Peter Pan, go to Never Never Land, be 12 years old again. Jr. and Sr. years greatest because Don always listened to her problems. “You may forget me, but you'll hear fron me again!” VIVIAN L. MINGOLA “Mingy” Athletic nut who had to give up softball for dislocated ankle. Means to marry money, have lots of kids. Can’t tell a good joke, but smiles when going’s rough. Loved English, Mr. Fraga, Masquerade Day, rallies. Hopes to attend Burdett, be great accountant along with brother Barry. MARK MORAD Partying, sports, hanging out at Annie’s are his hobbies. Appreci- ated good looking girls, nice teach- ers at NBH. Fun in Woodshop and Archery. Says he has good person- ality but bad temper. BCC after NBH. Aim is to be wealthy in Cali- fornia. “Catch you later.” JANICE MIGUEL “Curly” Her leisure’s full of ten- nis, dancing, volleyball, basketball. Seen in Blue Cafeteria or McDonald’s. Friends say her laugh’s uniorgettable. Wants to see Portugal, become secretary, ‘cause shorthand is fun. Success is her goal. ROSA MOCO Hopes to be a bank teller. Listens to music in her leisure. Fantasy is to become rich. Has great admira- tion for Mr. Fraga. Disappointed NBH didn’t have an open campus. Inner urge is to visit Hawaii or Paris. KENNY MORGADO Not being able to talk in study bothered him. To visit California in the future. Secret wish is to get a ride in a UFO. Being with Dawn made him happy. “Take it as it comes, but don’t expect too much.”’ To Rhode Island Trade School. JEFF MORRIS “Dr. J.” really enjoyed being in Cathy’s company. Most noted for telling it like it is. Would like to be rich and famous and if he does he would like to go to Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas. To be a rock star would be the ultimate. Hates plas- tic people. “That’s life.” KATHERINE NANOPOULOS “Kathy” will always remember Mr. Keith and Dr. Wilusz as the greatest. Enjoyed being History Club president for two years. Often heard saying, “Like I care’’ or “Whoa baby.” Can be found under trees or at the Ground Round. Secret wish to make trees talk. “Little strokes fell great oaks.” = ANN NORMANDIN “Annie” likes working with chil- dren. Hopes to work in a nursery. Happy when making someone else happy. Always smiling or laughing. Believes in living day by day and getting the most you can out of life. Had good times in Mr. Fraga’s English Class. “ No-sa, really?” TAD MORRIS Tad will become accountant. Girls are his chief interest, the dump his hangout. Football was the greatest at NBH, but History and Mr. Gill not bad. “Vicious!” ‘4 MICHAEL NELSON DEBRA J. NUNES JAMES MORRISON “Jim” Interests are skiing, driving, football, hockey. A quiet, easy- going guy, but forgets names and faces. NBH gym and shops were dynamite; yellow slips, detention were the pits. Hangs out at Com- mon Park, always has a girl friend. Will probably own a fishing boat, live in Calif. RICHARD NELSON “Pugsly” doesn’t like to be alone so he goes to lots of parties and football games. Could be found running track or at the Sail Loft. Cookie Monster for Spirit Week in 77. After NBH he hopes to go to college to become a Certified Pub- lic Accountant. “When I was a lit- tle tyke.” RUI NUNES RAY C. MORRISON II “Wildman” found freedom in D- 116. Would relish a visit to an all- girls college. Driving home after hitting a telephone pole was degrading. An ocean-view log cabin with a sound room is his Utopia. Devotes his time to work- ing on cars and girls. Is available at Churchill Shores. “Let it be.” DONNA NEVES “All American Queen” Favored pastime is twirling for NBH Major- ettes. Enamored of football and Lunch. Never forget friendship of Mr. McAfee and Mr. Silva. To be rich, famous. Would prefer to be astronomer and watch stars from the sand of Hawaii. “This is the pits.” MARTIN JOSEPH NOVIA “Marty” happy when playing ten- nis and diving. Likes fast food, fast women and fast cars. Hates people with no direction and sense of humor. Hopes to be executive vice- president of Vijay Film Co. and own a Ferrari 512 BB. “Life is but a physical dream in which we all play a mental part.” MIKE MULROY ““Mully”’ is destined to be a marine biologist. A trip to Florida is in the future but SMU will do for now. Has a secret passion to be cham- pion slalom and trick skier. “Oh, baby!’ Water skiing and sailing are his hobbies. Geometry with Ms. Howard was funny. BRUCE S. NICELY, JR. Leathercraft, music and being with Judy are his favorite things. Would like to go to California some day. He liked Unified Arts but not being able to leave campus during lunch wasn’t too cool. Secret wish is to become a rock star. “Take what you can while you can get it.” ROBIN OFFLEY “Big B” will be joining Marines. Enjoys sports especially hockey, and being with Ronnie. Thanks her parents for their understanding. Didn’t find anything at NBHS interesting except for Black His- tory because she could express her feelings. “Why don’t you watch it? Alright.” 87 JAMES OKOLSKI VANESSA ONOFREY “Nessa’’ Future nurse. She will remember her parents’ love and concern. Likes making others happy and is saddest when alone. Will never forget falling in hole between Green and Gold. She would like to visit Colorado with Jeff. “That's life.” SILVIA ORTIZ “Nini hates hurting people un- knowingly. Aspires to be a LPN. Had fun in pool with Lilly. Remembers slipping in the shower room. Favorite pastime: going to the movies. Hopes to travel to Puerto Rico and New Mexico. Is a very quiet girl. “Tell me about it.” 88 DEBBIE OLIVEIRA Dancing, listening to records her favorites. Adored new people at NBH, Mr. Kelly’s class, because you could talk freely. Mrs. Walk- er’s room a cozy hangout. Has “Saturday Night Fever” about the Bee-Gees. Flips over typing and shorthand, so is going to business school to be legal secretary. “Chello.” MARILYN ORTEGA Marilyn is headed to Florida after NBH. Happiest when with Tom Botelho. Her ambition is to be an airline stewardess. Likes going out and hates being home. Favorite teacher: Mrs. Kallevik. Means to succeed in life. KEVIN OUIMET “Omagaman” Happiest when he has no homework. Would love to visit Colorado but for now can be found inside Tan and Blue Cafe. Liked the gym and pool at NBH. Was embarrassed when he got a flat tire and his girl pulled up behind him. “You got it.” MARIA A. OLIVEIRA Vd ROBERT ORTEGA Playing guitar, pool and ping pong intrigue him most. Buttonwood Park’s his place, lunch and History his subjects. Despised detentions. Feels he owes his parents a great deal. Air Force is his destination, pilot his goal. ‘‘Puerto Rican power!” ANTONIO M. PACHECO “Toni” is enthusiastic about the girls, Algebra and Data Processing at NBH. The rules bugged him! His future’s in doubt but may include a trip to Japan. MARIA J. OLIVEIRA “Julie” likes music and going to parties. Most noted for making people laugh. She is college bound and hopes to become a secretary. Liked swimming in NBH pool. Would like to visit cousins in Paris. “Hi.” EDGAR ORTIZ Hopes to go to art school and become a successful artist. Gossips get to him. Will always remember his mother for being the best there is. His worst fault is procrastina- tion. Miss Blake was a favorite. A hangup is never being able to say ee ” no DAVID PACHECO LAURIE OLIVER Swimming, tennis, horseback rid- ing favorite activities. Happiest when at rock concerts. Sgt. Pepper Lonely Hearts Club Band the great- est. Would like to become a nurse. Dreams of camping and hiking in the mountains. Makes friends eas- ily and is sad when not with them. “Unreal.” PROVIDENCIA ORTIZ “Panni’’ enjoys shorthand and wants to be a court stenographer. Miss Allen’s class the best. Happi- est when in church. Hopes to visit Florida and Puerto Rico. Her best quality is her understanding per- sonality. “Oh, man!”’ Always in RO area and on JROTC Drill Team. 28 Ya. GLENN MATTHEW PACHECO Glenn would like to earn a degree in marine biology and live off the ocean. Getting up in the mornings was a real bummer. To ski the Alps is his secret wish. “If you snooze, you lose.’ Fond of band trips, pool, skiing, playing his sax. Head- ing for college and the mountains. + SSG ee LIBERAL PACHECO “Lib’’ often is found playing sports. Hated early risings. Has great admiration for Mrs. Hassey and Mr. Roscow. Can be found at Hazelwood Park with friends. Off to college. ¥ a GLEN PARKER “Cool Breeze”’ intends to be an officer of the law. Sports and party- ing are top two. Deplored Monday mornings. Notorious for being crazy, having fun. Never away from Smuggler’s or his Firebird. Off to the Navy. “What’s wrong with you!” Wonders why we are here??? CHRISTINE PEDRO “Tina” enjoys cruising the back- roads. Usually at Mello’s (North End). Noted for not studying for tests, then passing them! Mr. Bis- eari was super, but she still can’t talk French after 3 years. Mrs. Dig- gle, Algebra II, Jimmy, parties, Horseneck Beach are faves. To col- lege, naturally! MARIA PACHECO “Peachie”’ enjoy s sewing, swim- ming and riding around. Happiest in Mrs. Laflamme’s Eng. Disliked NBH lunches and homework. Her hangup is being so shy and quiet with new people. Will remember the fun things she did with parents. “To each his own.” PETER PARKIN rg | MICHAEL PELCZARSKI “Mike” plans to cure all known diseases and find peace for man- kind, but college is first. Enjoys swimming, photography, skiing, and contemplating the universe. Urgent need for summer house on the Riviera, a seat on the Stock Exchange, and sizeable Swiss bank account. Noted for humor (or lack of it?). Mike wants to be wicked rich and infamous. So far he has no out- standing virtue but he’s sure to develop one. Can be found in Hazelwood Park. He is college bound with a possible major in Chemistry. Never woke up before D period. “Oh.” CYNTHIA PATISTEA “Cindy” likes to draw and write poems. Her secret wish is to live in Switzerland. Will remember her father’s sense of humor and her mother thinking she was a doctor. After NBHS she would like to be a textile designer. PEDRO PELICAS “Genius” is known for his walk, smile and kisses. Likes to bother girls at NBHS. Hopes to visit Brazil and Mediterranean countries. Aims to be an engineer. Hangs out at the Arcade. Thinks he’s perfect. Favors soccer and politics. Softball, bowling and swimming are her favorite activities. If she could change one thing about her- self, she would be more outgoing. Mr. Edmundson and his History Class were the best because he was never boring! Teachers’ pets are her pet peeve. ‘M-a-n!”’ Chemistry and Mr. Kobza were favorites, so a nursing career would please. Conceited people really bother her. Happiest when with friends in Blue Cafe. Was embarrassed when she was walking backwards and fell into some gar- bage cans. “Oh, yea!” Hopefully SMU. _ JEAN PATYKULA Adores dancing: happiest when at a disco or with Alan. Plans to marry and have an acting or mod- eling career. She'll miss her friends at NBH and the fun in Drama Club. Most noted for wise- cracks and having the last word. “I don’t understand!” College next. “Joe” wants to see the world, espe- cially the Virgin Islands. He is a Led Zeppelin fan. After graduation plans to work. Girls were his hobby. WA ually ELLIOT PAVAO DONNA M. PENLER “Trish” revels in riding her horse, camping, hiking, and drawing. Happiest when with Charles W. Favorite hangout in Acushnet and Long Pond. Would most like to visit England and one day be a member of the US Equestrian Team. Most noted for long red hair. After NBH, art school or rid- ing academy. 89 © J MARIE PEPIN Marie will always remember falling down the stairs in D-Block. She doesn’t like people who lie. Mr. Keith is her favorite teacher though she also liked Mr. B. She liked Track and hated study halls. Off to college. “Live life to the ful- lest but don’t hurt anyone on the way. DAVID M. PERRY “Boon” will remember Mr. Good- fellow’s 11th grade Chemistry Class because of friendly atmos- phere. Happy with friends but dis- liked cliques. Secret wish will remain a secret wish. Would like to visit Europe. Track parties were his fave thing at NBHS. ‘‘Oh yeah!” MARIO PIMENTEL “Cleaks” is happiest when travel- ing and hopes to visit Acapulco. Loves swimming, boating and fish- ing. Teen Culture and Mr. Longo were favorites. After NBH it’s off to the National Guard and hopes to one day be a policeman. 90 FIRMINA V. PEREIRA ““Minita”’ music. She would like to go to SMU to become a geneticist. Favorite person to be with was Tino. Visiting Brazil would be nice. Drama Club plays and Mr. Arau- jo’s Portuguese were enchanting. enjoys drawing and “Evidentemente.” RICHARD PERZENTZ “Rick” will always remember his parents for asking him if his home- work was done. Working in the woods was a good pastime. A trip to Los Angeles is expected in the future. To work on a lobster boat after high school. EDDIE PINA “Cat” liked the glory of being a Senior. Most noted for his green eyes. Being with Dell made him happy. Parents’ love will be remembered. Black History out of sight. Hollywood trip in his future. To become a male model is his ambition. “I hate you, Burr.” Paul liked meeting all the people at NBHS. He enjoyed playing base- ball and going to Smuggler’s. Dis- tributive Ed. was dynamite! Texas intrigues him. ! ROSEMARY PETERNEL “Rosaleitta” enjoyed getting out at 1:00. Hopes to make 100 grand a year or to marry a tall blonde with lots of money. Will recall being known as one of Charlie’s Angels at basketball camp. Can be found at Buttonwood Park or Smuggler’s. Happiest with the whole gang. Future lawyer or accountant. “What a bore!”’ | LAURANCE PINA SUSAN LYNNE PEREIRA “Susie” will be nostalgic for NBH teachers, activities, friends, foot- ball games, rallies, clubs. Red Sox and dancing rate high. Most admired were Mr. Kelly and Mrs. Walker, but all classes were fun. Likes to laugh, make others laugh. Indecisive even when she has made a decision! CYNTHIA PIMENTAL “Cindy” is off to Kinyon-Campbell Business School and hopes to Will remember mom for asking if home- become an accountant. work was done. Portuguese with Mr. Araujo was a favorite because he made it fun to learn. Visiting Europe would be thrilling. ‘ THOMAS PINA “Boe” plays basketball and foot- ball. Hated earliness of school, but thought NBH had some good choices. Foods Class and Mr. All- cock were outstanding. Usually in territory between Tan and Blue. Means to join the Air Force or off to Boston State U. to be a lawyer. ANN-MARIE PERR Loved meeting new people at NBH. A future secretary, so Miss Zola’s Shorthand and Typing Class was fun. Snobs and conceited peo- ple bother her. Tennis Team was a favorite activity. Hopes to one day visit England again. “Wicked!” TRACY PIMENTAL Always smiling, especially with Eddie. Wants to be Mrs. Gomez and see Puerto Rico. Grateful for parents’ concern. Irked by phony people. Ambition is to work with children (Child Care her best sub- ject). “Yo tengo hombre!” VALERIE PINA Happiest when out of school with friends. Hopes to one day be rich and tour the world. Jive guys turn her off. Parents’ understanding and love will be remembered. She likes to party and believes in enjoy- ing life. “Yea, sure.” FERNANDO PINTO ““Freddy”’ liked making new friends at NBH. Also enjoyed soc- cer. Could be found at Hazelwood Park or B-core. Had great admira- tion for Dr. Wilusz. Will remember parents for telling him to be home early. “You only go through life once, so make it worth living.” “Ya, right.” JANE POITRAS Not a NBHS fan: annoyed by rules, jocks, faculty. Preferred Lot 13 and Bookstore for socializing. Child Care and English with Mr. Sykes were dynamite. Will go to college, own a Mercedes sports car, and teach young children. Noted for her sense of humor and making people laugh. LISA POULOS “Julius” is off to college to become a doctor in marine biology. Her secret wish is to become famous, get loads of money and buy an island in the South Pacific. Happi- est when listening to music and with Tracz and Cusson. Liked the teachers at NBHS, especially Dr. Wilusz and Mr. Girard. ‘Oh, brother!” ap JEFFREY PINTO ANNE MARIE POLICARPO Anne Marie is headed for college and one day hopes to go to Monte Carlo. Hated the rules at NBH. Known for her smile. Will remem- ber the times with Tom. Mr. Edmundson was tops. Parents’ love and understanding was ter- rific. Being too gullible was a prob- lem. Bee Gees fan. VICTORIA POULOS “Vic” could be found walking on second floor around the core. She enjoyed playing the violin at NBHS musicals. Almost opening the bath- room door on a teacher was a funny experience. Crowded hall- ways bothered her. To visit Greece would be her idea of a dream trip. “Yah, right.” CURTIS PIRES “Curly’’ enjoyed being on the Crimson Courier, Most noted for spending money on football cards. Mr. Keith’s Biology Class was fun. Would deeply like to become a New York Times sports reporter. “Have fun because you live once.” Temple University is a possibility. KELLY J. PONTE “Kanga” hopes to be a profes- sional pilot. Would like to visit Egypt. Her secret wish is to rob a bank in the West. Can be found at Smuggler’s. Enjoyed Mr. Girard’s class. Favorite pastime is growing edible plants. To California. ALLISON PRAGANA “AI” really enjoyed being a cheer- leader. Spirit Week, football games and rallies will never be forgotten. Can be found in the Core or in the gym. To be a gymnast in the 1980 Olympics would be a dream come true. “Love all, trust a few, and do wrong to no one” is her philoso- phy. “OK.” é . LORI ANN PITTSLEY MARIA PONTE “Mary Jo’’ To become flight attendant. Enjoys dancing, bikerid- ing. Often seen at the Dartmouth Mall or Blue Cafe. Will always remember falling halfway down NBH stairs. Noted for constant smiling. Disappointed that NBH didn’t have open campus for Sen- iors. Business school next. PATRICIA QUAIL MARILYN PLUMMER “Mal” Most noted for her voice; writing and making music favorite pastimes. Mr. Langelotti’s °78 class was riot. She likes helping others and secretly wishes to become a music teacher. Enjoys being with Mark and making music with him. “Totally.” WANDA PONTE A future teacher, her philosophy of life is that everybody should try to be happy. Senior Lounge, lunch and partying with friends makes her happy. People who think they are better than everyone else bother her. Parents’ caring and understanding worth remember- ing. “Alright.” Pi | FELICIA S. QUILES “Flea”, who’s known for her silli- ness, liked Mr. Raposo’s class because she thought he was a trip. She would like to see Puerto Rico. To be an R.N. after NBHS is her goal. “Enjoy.” “Hit it.” Her fan- tasy is to watch cartoons all day. 91 92 CHERYL RACINE “Chae” hopes to be legal secretary. Parents deserve gold medal for their understanding. Intends to visit Michigan. Conceited people. thumbs down. Mr. Biscari, Mr. Silva and Mr. Pepin were dyna- mite. Bowling is her thing. Her blue eyes and her personality are outstanding. DEBORAH MARIE RAPOSA “Debbie” To school to be a legal secretary. Dreams of traveling around the world. Homework, yel- low slips, and studies were a drag. Pool was far out. Really respected Mr. Walsh and Ms. Allen. Snobby people were Debbie’s pet peeve. “No, really!” GEORGE REED Leisure spent drawing. Hated get- ting up for school, but Mr. Kelly, Mr. Robbins and Mr. Dlouhy were decent guys. His habit of always being late is bothersome. English was OK because of friends. Fond of spending time with Isabel. “Vic” found girls the only things worthwhile at NBH. His goal is to become a commercial designer. Happy spending time with friends. Fun time in Biology because of the dissections. Hopes to one day visit Japan. An Aerosmith freak. MARIA H. RAPOSO Leisure spent drawing. Snobs are the pits. Enjoys spending time with children and friends. Mary Jo’s friendship precious. Known for her shyness and shortness. Des- tined to marry and have kids. “Really.” MARIA REGO “Pam” off to college for child psy- chology. Dreams of world travel. The students at NBH were great, but snobs were a drag. Known for partying and being quiet. Will remember parents for support. Pam believes in “Living life to the fullest.” biel ee MARIA J. RAPOSO “Mary Jo” will fly friendly skies as a stew to Hawaii. Blushed intensely when she fell on the street in the snow. Will not reveal her secret. Fond of drawing. Enjoys spending time with children. “Oh, shucks!” Gymnastics are a special love. Bn. —_ vas MARTHA S. REID College bound. Noted for efferves- cent manner and optimistic view- point on life. Enjoyed tennis, field hockey and musicals at NBH. Aims to live free from pressures and obligations. Secret wish: not to say good-bye. “Efil can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards.” RUSSELL J. RAMOS “Baby Hulk” Fond of telling sto- ries and taking long walks. His fan- tasy is to become an actor. Remem- bered for his tall tales. The shining sun has the power to make him happy. A beach person. Disappointed because she is not rich and famous. Satisfied when spending time with James. Fond of the male minority Seniors of 77- °78 year. A future interior designer. Mr. Ed had unique way of making you sit up and listen to history. Probably to college next year. MARIA RESENDES a | 27 . PHYLLIS RAPHAEL Drawing, bowling, softball are a few of her favorites. Hopes to feel Hawaiian sun. Fred’s company is appreciated. Parents’ love, under- standing is not overlooked. Would like to work with handicapped chil- dren. Mr. Kobza’s Chem. Class was the greatest. On to college. . JOE REBELLO Joe finds hockey an invigorating pastime. People say he’s fun to get along with. Find him at Centro Luzo Club. Mr. Warren’s class was super. To work after NBH. Likes soccer and girls. ‘Le ; PATRICIA REYNOLDS “Theresa” finds noisy people dis- turbing. Cherishes time spent with Rick. Thinks parents are tops. Tan courtyard and Gayle’s house were second homes. Wearing a diaper to Halloween party was an eye opener. Sees marriage and twelve kids in her future. A future secre- tary. “No way!” N mee PETER RIBEIRO Sports is his top interest. Found at second-floor Gold House. Chemis- try Class was humorous due to Mr. Roscow. Philosophy is to take it as it comes and not plan ahead. To SMU. DEBRA ROBERTS “Debbie” would like to be a social worker, work with children. Dis- likes being called Debra. Has inci- dent of getting sick in Biology when dissecting fish always in mind. Noted for shortness. Mr. Goodfellow’s humor was interest- ing. College bound. “Right!” SHARON ROCK “Rock” liked History and Mr. Sykes’ English. Despised deten- tions and early waking for school. Wishes for a future with Wayne, whether in Hawaii or Florida. LEN ROBERTS “Lizard Man’ turned off by snobby girls. Aims to be successful and see Switzerland. Notorious for being crazy. Mr. Roscow’s humor was far out. To Mass. Maritime Academy or college. “Life ain’t no bowl of cherries, so why spit the pits at me?”’ A ladies’ man. RICHARD RODERICK “Dicky” is happiest when making money. Sense of humor is one of his best qualities. Enjoys being with best friend, Steve. Dreams of marrying Indian woman and set- tling down. Noted for always rap- ping with girls. Off to L.A. to work. DIANNE M. ROBILLARD “Dee” headed for career in engi- neering. Being a new Senior and not knowing anyone was the worst. Dreams of being pro surfer. Water skiing was super. Dee can be found at Long Pond. To college and Cali- fornia. RODERIQUES “‘Barb’’ most noted for being petite. Thanks her parents for love and support. Happiest with Mike in New York. Would like to travel to Acapulco in a 260Z. Hopes to seek Civil Service position. Enjoyed Mr. Pacheco’s class. Can be found at Smuggler’s. Future computer operator. “Have a good one!” EMERIDA RIVERA “Bily’’ disappointed with low grades. Provi has been a good friend. NBH’s business courses were great but the food needs improvement. Off to college to become medical secretary. Wants to be happy and enjoy life. Will devote herself to the Lord. MARION ROCHA Dancing and just bumming around were agreeable. Finds term papers irritating. Thought of as friendly and able to make people smile. Seams coming apart during a per- formance was blushmaking. Mar- ion looks for excitement in life. “Take care.” BRENDA RODRIGUES “Bren” is turned off by phonies. Enjoys making others happy. Known by all to be outgoing and generous. Described as having freckles and long hair. Wishes she weren't so self-conscious. Hopes to attend Police Academy, be wealthy. “Life’s what you make ite Plans to move to Puerto Rico after NBH and continue studies in nurs- ing. Enjoys being around people and remembered for her friendli- ness. LYNDA ROCK “Seal” is a dedicated member of the Tigger Abuse Committee. Plaid shirts are her trademark. Flammy’s Jr. English Class was tops. Admits to being somewhat clumsy. New Year’s Eve at Lucy’s was memora- ble. Satisfied when with Dave. “Tigger.” —— MARY RODRIGUES Known as No. 1 Red Sox fan. Happy playing softball, swimming or singing. Fantasy: own TR-7 and live on Redondo Beach with some- one special. Happiest moment at NBH was finally being a SENIOR. Couldn’t take study teachers say- ing, “Get busy, people.” Soph. Biology was wicked good. Potential phys. therapist. 93 © MANUEL RODRIQUES, JR. ““Manny””’ Pushy freshmen and unnecessary rules were a drag. Mr. Gill and lunch no. 1. Can be found with Sue or playing chess. Known for being short. Seeing Hawaii would be super. “Say what?!” STEVE ROSE Steve likes sports, parties and spending money. Found in audito- rium lobby or at the Sail Loft. Plans to own a new Jaguar XKE and buy Playboy Industries after college. Best known for his mod- esty. “Basically.” RAYMOND ROY “Big Foot’s’”’ favorite pastime is watching the girls at the beach. Hardworking when he wants to be. Dreams of becoming a millionaire. Lunch and pool were best parts of NBH. Hopes to become a chef, so he romped through Occ. Foods. 94 COLLEEN M. ROGERS “Squirrel” can be found at the Bookstore, dancing, or cruising. Ms. Leal, Mr. Pacheco, and work- ing in Blue Office were great. Bound for college and work in the computer field. Dreams of a black Trans-Am driving to Las Vegas. SYahsrngnite JEAN ROSSI Concerts, swimming and horse- back riding are main interests. Happy with Jimmy and having fun. Wishes to live in log cabin and to marry. Mourned early risings and NBH’s coat rule. Annoyed with phonies. To the LaBaron Hair- dressing School. HEIDI RUETER Her ability to persevere is best quality. Likes running, reading. Yearns for year going through Europe and meeting people. Appreciates support from Mom. Being mistaken for a guy and almost being picked up by gay guy was most hilarious. Unified Arts was special: all were as crazy as Heidi! RAYMOND ROMANOSKI “Romo” aims to be in the U.S. Navy Drill Team in Washington, D.C. Claims to have a big mouth. Dreams of owning a private island estate. Embarrassed when he went to a party three hours late. History Club was the greatest but Col. Napoli and Ms. Wilde turned him off. “Excu-u-u-use me!” LISA ROUNSEVILLE “Sarge” adored cheering for NBH. Thankful for laughter and love shared with Eric. Parents deserve gold medal for their caring and rides. Known for sentimentality and her uncontrollable tears. Wanted to hide when she yelled out “Senior” at rally Junior year. Destined to ride in Ambassador 68. “Ready?” EDWARD RUGGERI JEANETTE ROSE “Candy” enjoys dancing and meet- ing new people. Notorious for almost being late. Intends to be rich. Will remember Dad’s “rules” and Mom’s understanding. Noted for her big smile. Chemistry was fine due to the experiments done without teacher knowing. To col- lege after NBH. “Alright, I like it!” DONNA ROUSSELLE Fond of horseback riding, reading and cruising. Dynamite times spent with Randy. Caught people’s attention when she walked through park in old fashioned clothes. Known for her blonde streaked-out hair. Liked the variety of people at NBH but disliked housemasters. “Hey, whatever turns you on.” MICHAEL RUSSO ““Mickey’’ enjoys all kinds of sports and working with kids. Hopes to see beaches of California for the girls. Will recall getting caught forging a yellow slip. Known for playing tennis. On to college. “Live for today, because the future is now.” KATHLEEN ROSE “Kathy” Skiing, partying, canoe- ing amuse her. Fond of Typing, Mr. Sykes’ English and double lunch shift. Fun with Maurice and Sue. To Kinyon-Campbell School so she can be professional typist. - PAUL ROY Says he is helpful but indecisive. Peeved when some make fun of others. Term papers and crowded halls were the pits. Psychology enjoyable because of discussions. Mr. Roscow a favorite. Believes you won't be bothered if you leave others alone. “Whatever turns you on. ROSEMARIE RUSSO Her small eyes make her uncom- fortable. Would like to see the world with family. Hopes to start expedition with Hawaii. Fun times with Joe. Chocolate and peanut butter cake was only good part of the lunches. Talkative habit will not be forgotten. “Thanks, Mom and Dad.” KEVIN RYAN BARRY SANTOS “Sants” is in ecstasy when sur- rounded by beautiful girls. Will seek fun and pleasure in Bermu- da’s sun. JEAN SAUNDERS “Bean” Good times spent partying with friends. Wants to travel and make home away from NB. Dreams of living in a country house, own- ing horses and maybe having chil- dren. Must see Italy and Ireland. Sleep hits her hardest in the A.M. Going to work brings tears to her eyes. ““What’s up?” PATRICIA RYAN “Pat” Games, rallies, and parties were dynamite. Mr. Vaz and his Algebra were unbelievable. Home- work, prejudice at NBH were a drag. Pat hopes one day to leave NB and never return. Times with Mark never to be forgotten. “Hey, Dude!” To be psychiatric nurse. DIANA SANTOS “DeeDee” abhors snobs. The Ori- ent and Philippines intrigue her, but is happiest on Cape Cod. She desires to become extremely rich and own a Continental Mark V. Found Mrs. Chooporian under- standing and a good teacher. “You're kidding.” tt WA STAFFORD SAUNDERS “Bear” Notorious for his size and flicking his eyebrows. Sneaking ambition to be friends with Rose- mary. Aims to become automotive designer, go to Michigan and own B and B Porsche Turbo. RUSSELL JOHN RYBKA “Shotgun” A Future biochemist is known for his sense of humor. Fond of spending time with Ann. Hopes to see Swiss scenery. Most fun in Mr. Keith’s Biology because he tried to electrocute Russ. A track man who always went crazy during finals. “Buzzard!” ISABEL SANTOS “Tzzy”’ loves listening to music and daydreaming. She enjoyed every- thing about NBH. Hawaii is the place she would like to see, and she secretly longs to be famous. Says her teachers were all nice, especially in Accounting. Future executive secretary. JACQUELINE SAVARIA “Jackie” feels happiest when she’s with Louie. Her favorite pastimes are reading and hooking rugs. In the morning, she could always be found in Mrs. Duarte’s homeroom. Jackie likes to take one thing at a time and enjoy life. Will be an accountant. S55 ria Net JOSEPH SABINO To be a famous journalist is Joseph’s great ambition. Working on the Crimson Courier staff was a revelation. Joe is a fan of baseball, football and basketball. “That’s the breaks of life.” PAUL SARDINHA Either in Music Dept. or at beach. Fun friends were Karen, Donald, Cliff, Barbra, Linda. Plays, con- certs, Drama Club meant most at NBH. Relaxes playing piano, eat- ing lasagna. Mother’s hard work gratifying. To Brigham Young U. in Utah to study for music teacher. Oh, to be slim! ee ROBERT SCHARD “Bob” really likes diving and act- ing, but can’t stand snobs. Incredi- ble memories of Mr. Goodfellow’s Chemistry, Swim Team, and the Drama Club. Bob likes to spend spare time at Ground Round. Will attend college, go to NY, become a Broadway star. “Come on.” LISA SAMANICA ‘ Lee” hopes to be a hair stylist and drive a black Trans-Am. Dreams of an ideal date with Syl- vester Stallone. Parties at Brook- lawn with Mike and Paul. History with Mr. Motta was crazy. Summer is delightful. “Excellent.” PAUL SARMENTO The things that really bugged Paul about NBHS were conduct cards and 9th periods. He’s a pool shark and enjoys sports like soccer, foot- ball and hockey. To a trade school to become an electronic engineer. JULIE SEQUEIRA “Jule” is thankful for her parents’ love, understanding. Could hardly wait for the 1:52 bell. Tests and term papers the pits. However, Mrs. Duarte was AOK. Frank’s her man. Marriage or work next? “Take life slow and enjoy it, ‘cause it’s beautiful.” 95 ree ee % bese a, : JAN SEVIGNY “Jam” Football and hockey games and Spirit Week at NBH were No. 1. Mr. Kobza and Chemistry Class were great. Off to college for spe- cial ed. Can be found at the Book- store with friends. Jan’s fantasy is to have blinkers on her car. “Oh, that’s nice.” oem AUREA SILVA “Couz” To become a medical sec- retary. Enjoys listening to music, partying, being with friends. Likes swimming but was slightly embar- rassed when bikini fell off. Look- ing back on past mistakes makes her sad, but is noted for her smile. Grateful for her parents’ love. he FATIMA SILVA Fatima hopes to visit outer space one day. She dislikes conceited people and being alone. Liked bikeriding, tennis, swimming, Shorthand, Spirit Week and Mr. Lima’s Portuguese class. Has a sweet tooth. Going into the service and will be a secretary. 96 BARBARA SHANKS “Barb” wishes there weren't so many students so she could meet everyone! She likes to laugh, but says the wrong things sometimes. Barbara liked lunch and study halls. Doesn’t go for teachers’ pets. “Really.” Physical Therapy in her future. XG | fi) BEVERLY SILVA “Betty” Enormous admiration for Mr. Oliver. The children make Child Care memorable. Passing periods, lunch were favorites but getting kicked out of a house a bummer. Dancing, tennis, party- ing, basketball games OK. Secretly to be actress, model, singer. A twin. Will probably work with chil- dren. RHODA SILVA “Twiggy” loves partying and being with David. She can usually be found on Brock Avenue. Feels it’s important to be honest with herself and others. Her ambition is to be a legal secretary. ‘“Yeah, right.”’ McDonald’s devotee. GAIL SHEPARD “Adam” loves music and dancing. Hates people who put on a false front. Hopes she'll always judge by what’s inside not outside others. A football fan. Thought Erik Estrada and Peter Frampton wicked good. Moans that she never pleases any- one. To work after graduation. FILOMENA SILVA Likes dancing, soccer games. She doesn’t go for showoffs. “Phil” wants to be a great hairdresser. Always with a smile on her face, she liked Blue House Cafeteria, and wants to visit Japan. a ¥ 4 SHIRLEY SILVA “Shiltz” is the twin with a zeal for winning arguments. Yearns to pur- sue law career at St. John’s. Would relish an expedition to California to spend time with Ann-Marie. Parents provided sunshine every day in rain or snow. Ms. Blake was extremely open and honest. SHERRY SHURTLEFF Sherry, noted for her long hair, doesn't like strict teachers or homework. Had a good time in Child Care, Shorthand and pool. Thought Mrs. Walker was grand. When not sleeping, tries to listen to people and help them. Rick was best company. To BCC and being a secretary. JUDITH SILVA “Judy” Active in Distributive Edu- cation. On to college seeking a sec- retarial future. Hooray for payday! Memories of parent’s understand- ing. Happy partying with friends. The Caribbean awaits her visit. A car that won’t start poses prob- lems. Snobs are no. 1 pet peeve. “Live your own life.” DAVID SILVEIRA Known as “Blue Jay”, his bag is music and ladies. He’d rather be out of town than in New Bedford. David hopes to become a Califor- nia D.J. one day. He can be found at Monte’s Park anytime and he hates jive people. ““What’s happen- ing, ladies?” SUSAN SHURTLEFF Susan has a great time playing soft- ball. She can’t stand conceited peo- ple. And is sad when nothing seems to go right. Child Care was her favorite class, and she would love to go to Las Vegas. “Take it as it comes.” MARIA SILVA “Carmen” yearns to be hairdresser and tour Paris. Will laugh recalling going home ina police car the Ist day of high school. Has a flair for dancing and music. Showoffs are disgusting. ““Faz a os outros e depois foge.”” LIDIA SILVEIRA “Lee” won’t let her procrastina- tion interfere with becoming medi- cal technologist. Inclined to approve Biology and Mr. Castro at NBH. Studies and homework bored her. Fun playing guitar and listening to music at parties. “Check the ice” College next year. MARIA SILVEIRA Maria will always remember work- ing in the Bookstore, gym class, and History. She likes being with Joe. Maria feels that life is a prized possession. Homework is a drag. Mr. Pacheco and Dist. Ed. out of sight. were BRIAN SOARES Brian enjoys photography and hopes to pursue it as a profes- sional. He feels his feet are too big for him. Hopes to visit Disneyland. Says that the worst part of NBH was the 45 minutes spent in each class. Notorious for talking sports and darkroom skills at home. Photo school and to be the best in his field. CHRISTOPHER SOUTO MARK SIMS Mark’s ambition is to become an architect. He enjoys listening to good music or loves to draw, and seeing a movie. Having nothing to do is no fun for Mark. JOAO SOARES Joao’s goal: wants to be a soccer player. Loves being with girls and listening to music. Had a good time in Portuguese Class. Blue Cafeteria his hangout. DAVID E. SOUZA Known as “Brat,” he thinks life is beautiful. He likes Doreen and secretly wants to be President. David enjoys dancing and food, and he doesn’t like stuckup peo- ple. Thinks Mrs. Miles is funny. To BCC and SMU for Accounting, then marriage. JOHN SMILOWITZ “Johnny’s’’ on his way to Art School. Sports, jazz music and art are his interests. Dreams of restor- ing a B-17 Flying Fortress. Found NBHS teachers great but stunned by unorganized NBH students. “So what do you want me to do?” ‘ a Re ) i MIGUEL SOSA “Mike” is attracted to stewardesses and wants to become an_ airline pilot. He loves baseball but detests homework. Always horses around in Spanish. A model builder headed for Daniel Webster Col- lege. “What’s happening?” PAMELA SOUZA “Pam” longs to be rich and own a large wardrobe. She enjoys reading and being with Timmy. She’s noted for talking lots and had fun in Green House Office. Pam feels that you should always be yourself. Would like to see Germany. Future businesswoman. ERIC SMITH “Smitty” is happiest when sharing laughter and love with Lisa. Enjoys hockey and baseball. He feels you should do what you think is right, no matter what others think. Like to live on top of a mountain with Loves a °68 For sure.” Lisa. Big blue eyes. Ambassador. “ DAVID SOUSA David doesn’t like working but enjoys girls and sports. His fault is his temper. The thing he’ll remem- ber most about NBHS is the girls! Energetic, aggressive guy who'll be a computer programmer. PAULA M. SOUZA Paula dreams of managing the Bos- ton Red Sox. Will settle on a career as a medical technician. Dislikes phony people and enjoys sports and painting. “Blue Room” was OK and the Crimson Courier was an unforgettable experience. Shy- ness was Paula’s major fault. Loves softball, tennis, bike riding. ‘Vs € AN ROSEMARY SMITH “Rose's” hang-up is being shy and quiet. She’s happy when playing the guitar, and feels that “Friends are the flowers in the garden of life.” She had a good time in Pot- tery Class and was noted for being late for homeroom. Hilarious com- ing to school dressed as Minnie Mouse. MARK SOUSA “Suki” mechanical engineer. Liked the courses but disliked crowded halls at NBH. Suki can be found on 3rd floor Gold or Mt. Pleasant School. Enjoyed Mr. Keith’s Biology Class for the students. Noted for compe- “Thrills!” is headed for college to be titiveness, leadership, CHERYL ANN SPICER “Cher” savors, skiing, dancing, jogging, modeling, beach walking. Constant joker. Thought Mr. Lon- go’s Psych. Class experiments amusing. Dream: pro ballet dancer. Disliked SAT’s, liked year- book staff. Goal is airline steward- ess after two years of college. 97 JACQUELINE STALEY “Jackie” would like to be a singer one day. Appreciates her parents always being there when needed. Swearing is a fault, but personality is a virtue. Family makes her happy. To BCC. CLAUDE ST. PIERRE “Mayo” can’t stand it when asked if his nickname means mayon- naise. Is known for his patience, and loves to party at the Park. Didn’t go for those formal studies. His philosophy is that “All we are is dust in the wind.” Po a ees DEBORAH SWIFT 98 |S castemnitenaeantee JANET MARIA STALEY “Stormy” is happiest when horse- back riding and with Sammy, and Tanesha, her daughter. Always willing to listen to other people’s problems. She feels that you should always be yourself, and would like to see Africa. College or business school, if possible. LISA SULLIVAN ‘Sully’? Headed for nursing school. Rated high were: cheering, “the crew”, Durfee Rallies, Spirit Week, and Senior Year. Mrs. Has- sey and Mr. Walsh were superb. Dreams of a white Corvette and lots of money. Steve will always bring a smile, no matter what. “OK.” Playing softball is what Carol likes to do most. She hopes to travel around the world one day, and secretly desires to become rich and famous. Carol enjoyed Assembly and lunch at NBH, as well as Mr. Dube, Mr. Ferreira, and Mr. Ed’s History. Wants to take care of chil- dren. KELLY MARIE STEADMAN “Dimples” loves meeting new peo- ple, but hates the conceited ones. Homework at NBHS was a drag, but gym was fun. She’s happiest when Benji’s around. Fond of music, dancing, singing, Pep Club, blue Trans-Ams, Typing and Mrs. Dawn Caton. Aims to be book- keeper. SHARON SULLIVAN “Sharon Nella’ hopes to be accountant for Mr. Rockefeller. She enjoys being with her “wild and crazy guy.” Loves hot fudge sundaes, and is bothered by gum in the bubblers. BCC next. “Wild and crazy!” CHERYL SYLVIA “Sherrie” enjoyed singing, bowl- ing and cruising around. She would like to become a famous singer. Her shyness upsets her. Secretly wishes to be given a sec- ond chance. She advises people to treat others the way they would want to be treated. “What?” DENISE ST. GELAIS Denise hopes to go to Katherine Gibbs to become a legal secretary. Partying and Yogi are her things! To become rich is her resolution. Lunch and Ms. Allen were favored. Thankful for how parents treated her. To Hawaii? ALAN SWANSON DONNA SYLVIA Hopes to enter Northeastern in the fall to begin medical studies. Secretly wishes to live forever. Enjoys the time with K.J.C. and sewing. Dislikes her habit of not listening. Feels that every experi- ence is a good experience even if it is bad because you learn from it. ies DANNY STORER Enjoys hockey and skiing (water and snow). Happiest when party- ing and getting out at 1:52. Dep- lores kids being hassled by house- masters. Really had a good time in Mr. Orlowski’s Wood Class. Look for him at the Bookstore. f oe ‘ CAROLYN SWEET “Carrie” thought cheering for NB greatest, especially football games. Enjoyed driving around in the Psyche II with “the crew’. Happi- est when around horses and secretly wants to own ranch. Known for making people laugh. Loves Coke and French fries. To be rich and famous some day. “OKs DOREEN SYLVIA “Salty” loves to swim, and play the flute. Thinks lost freshmen are a drag. She likes to talk and thinks her worst fault is never shutting up. She secretly wants to know what being in love really is. Find her in Mattapoisett or with Swim Team. To marry a millionaire. Gail, a nature lover, hopes to live in a big house in the country. Has far-out times partying. Wants to take life as it comes and enjoy it. Gail is happiest with Herk, unhap- piest with tests, term papers and homework. Cruising and camping were OK. Future R.N. JAN MARIE TABER “Rabbit” is most often seen with Frank and would like to visit Fayal with him. BCC for a nursing career is her destination. Wishes she would finish what she starts. Mr. Kelly’s English Class was a picnic, as were the rallies. “Yeah, right, I couldn't believe it.” EDDIE TESTA “Ed” is steering toward college to major in engineering. He is con - tent when playing all kinds of sports or listening to WUSM. Ed found all classes at NBH boring except Drafting. Fellow students will recall him for sleeping all the time. LORI ANNE SYLVIA DONALD TAVARES “D.T.”’ was best known for his football expertise. Enjoyed being with Miki. Enthusiastic about NBH sports. Needs to hear music and play football. Foods Class was a gas because you got to eat lots of food! Hopes to attend college. Ro oon a te at. a JACQUELINE E. TETREAULT “Jacqui” dreams of passing AP English. Mr. Keith was champion and Mr. Goodfellow was an experi- ence. Found at Ground Round, History Club parties, under trees or with Kathy B. P’s are her pet peeve. “The only limitations we have are those we give ourselves.” RICHARD SYLVIA GRETA TAVENNER Greta’s ambition is to be a chemist. Turned off by people who put in yearbooks, “I hate jocks and snobs.” Worst fault is that she’s too modest. Prized for her sarcastic wit. Fave subject: college men! “If you love something, let it go free; if it comes back, it’s yours; if it doesn’t, it never was.” JANICE TETREAULT “Jan” is characterized by giggling and friendliness. Will be going to California. Cheers the spirit at NBHS. Most humiliated by falling at work. Really dreaded being called into work. “Take it as it comes.” SANDRA SZKLANY “Sandy”, who is noted for being quiet, is at peace when Steve is around. Bothered by tardy people. Sandy is fond of knitting, Chemis- try and fish-a-ma-jigs. Shy but sin- cere. Ambition: dental hygienist. “Oh, yeah!” 2. CHERYL TEODORO “Bud” Being in Mr. Biscari’s class was fun because his jokes took away the boredom. Her parents weren't like parents: they were friends. Irked by those who think they’re superior. Secret wish is to be financially well off. Would like to visit Ireland. To college. MARIA TEVES FRED SZYNDLAR “Steady Freddy” is found at But- tonwood Park or the Blue-Tan courtyard. Tops in his book were: baseball, Teen Culture and Mr. Biscari. Secretly wishes he could play pro baseball. Means to be a phys. ed. director. Known for bub- ble-blowing in studies. “Later!” GERMANA TEIXEIRA “Geri” has a hidden wish to spend some time on a desert island. She will never forget happy times spent with Tony. Opts to go to college and be successful at art. Her favor- ite part of NBHS was meeting new friends. Tries to look back at only the happy moments in life. ANA TORO 99 © J ne® Hopefully will attend SMU. Enjoyed joking in Portuguese Class. Considers herself a pessimist and nervous. Loves dancing and listening to the radio. If at first you don’t succeed, try, try, again. Admirer of Ms. Howard, Mr. Machado. 5 NING PAMELA L. TURNER “Pam” Didn’t like the attendance rule at NBHS. Thanks her parents for their caring. Secret wish: to win an Emmy or an Oscar. Most noted for laughing and talking. Would like to visit Utopia. “Live each day to the fullest.” ROSA MARIA VALENTE “Pequenina’ is into swimming and dancing. She will go to work next but hopes to be a cosmetologist. Nurses desire to zrow to be 5 feet tall. “The Flowers” company was a lot of fun. Virgin Islands are at the top of her vacation list. “Ciao!” 100 LINDA TORRES M.G.’s” ambition is to be a legal secretary. Will remember the love, support of her parents. Happiest when she’s with Joe. Most noted for baby talk. To see Hawaii would be nice. Off to college. Dog track devotee. SUSAN M. TURNER “Lee Ling” off to business school to become a legal secretary. Would like to visit Puerto Rico. Enjoys being with Baby Tyra and friends. Understanding and patience are her noteworthy qualities. Feels guilty about telling people off. “Oui Deus!” SUSAN VARAO F ie “Sue” Often seen at Buttonwood or partying. Would cherish ski cha- let in New Hampshire and visit to Las Vegas. Sue won't forget her beautiful parents and will always hold close the memory of Lisa St. Pierre. “Wha-a-at!” “Toy”? means to make it to the top. Baseball’s great. Deplores his noto- rious temper. Shelley’s presence makes everything superfine! Wealth and fame are his destiny. “Take things as they come.” EZELU UDO “Eze” is ticked off by those who like to boss. Dancing is her main interest. Eze is noted for her kind- ness to others. Parent s’ support means much to her. Business school for a secretarial career is her goal after NBH. “You got a problem?” PAUL VASQUES “Bob” is a sports fan who intends to be extremely successful. Liked Math, but really got a jolt out of Mrs. Hassey and Mr. Goodfellow for the good jokes cracked. Proba- bly college, then Bermuda beck- ons. te BARBARA G. TRACZ “Basia” proud to be strong Polack! Next: Westfield State College. Enjoyed the times with Cliff (the house boy) and Julius. Secretly wishes to be a concert pianist, but will settle for special ed. advisor. “Tt is only with the heart that one can see rightly: what is essential is invisible to the eye.” | A } ee | ULARI UDO “Stacy” Quiet girl but enjoys par- tying in Boston. Favorite pastime is dancing. Thought Mr. Biscari’s jokes in French were hilarious. Will go to college, major in Eco- nomics, marry and have kids. A sweet smile. MICHAEL VENTURA JOAN TRIPP “Joann” would adore meeting Erik Estrada. Enjoys bowling and base- ball. Will always remember her parents’ advice and love. Liked Mr. Anderson’s Typing class, hated studies. Always with Wally. A non-stop talker, but short on confidence, poise, patience. “You'll get over it.” “ i ate rot DELORES UPHAM “Del” aims to be a medical secre- tary. Is famous for her smile, lis- tening to people and giving advice. Finds happiness in caring for ani- mals and being with kids. Favorite sport is tennis. Hangout is the Reading Room. Glad she experi- enced Jr. History Class. LYNN VERRIER Wishes to be a model. Is remarka- ble for her eyes. Happiest at the beach. Means to tour Europe. Grateful for parents’ perception and permissiveness. Glad she had times with Jay and benefit of Mr. Zielinski’s teaching. Interior Design her choice for a career. JACQUELINE M. VEZINA “Jackie” happiest when cheering and in the company of Russell. Would like to visit Rome. Inner urge to own a log cabin with a big fireplace. Parents’ willingness to supply rides was much appreci- ated. Mrs. Chooporian’s the great- est. Spirit Week and Durfee Rally was fun. “That’s fine.” ROSALYN VIEIRA “Rosie” wants to be a musician. Guitar, photography and partying are her hobbies. Secretly ho pes to do underwater photography for Jacques Cousteau. Will always appreciate help and concern given by her ace, Mr. Millette, and Mr. Messier. Wants to be boss of her own com- pany. Ecstatic when the Red Sox win. Secret urge to play for the Red Sox. Enjoys collecting stamps. Like to visit California. Business Club best. “Live life to the fullest, don’t let anything slip by.” é NATERCIA VIEGA “Trish” regrets giving a freshman wrong directions to class. She hopes to visit Brazil. The time when she almost walked into the boys’ room is engraved in her memory. P.A. announcements at NBH could do with some improve- ment. Mr. Ed’s History Class was terrific. “Bug Off.” WILLIAM VIEIRA “Bill” hopes to be geochemical oceanographer but will probably be lost in the Bermuda Triangle. Secret plan to become President. Pet peeve: horseradish. Is happy when doing for others. Hopes to one day visit Japan. Enjoys chess and photography. DERWIN WATKINS DEBRA VIEIRA MARK VIERA Mostly music for him, but also a fan of sailing, motorcycling, party- ing, camping. Notorious flirt and troublemaker. Mrs. Harper very fair, Woodworking excellent, Music Dept. super. Optimistic but impatient. Homework and early a.m. starts were irksome. To Berk- lee School of Music. —-_ LORRAINE WEEDEN “Lorrie” plans to go on to business school. She would like to be a court reporter or a legal secretary. Could be found in front of Tan House while at NBH. The mini- mum attendance rule was a defi- nite dislike, along with jive people. DUARTE VIEIRA Being thrown out of Field House in the raw was humiliating. Never for- get when whole class had Big Mac attack. Yearns to be millionaire, reside in Switzerland. Free time spent playing football, swimming, having a good time. College or service. Probably be football pro. ROBERT VIPON “Vip” Favorite hobbies are girl- watching and parties. Often seen in cafeteria, Brooklawn Park or dance halls. Will be saddest leaving NBHS. ny ROBERT A. WESTGATE Goal is master’s degree in social work or services. Is fond of Judy P.’s company, relieved when Tookie and Debbie are quiet together, and truly wishes Debbie would act right. Unhappiest if Car- leen’s kids act wild. His laugh is notable. Headed for Colorado State U. GABRIELA VIEIRA “Gabie” Ambition is to get mar- ried. Contented alone with Carl or when dancing. Loved NBH French fries, despised the rules. Mr. Fraga and English not bad. Wishes she'd stop nail-biting. To work, to Flo- rida, and to a long and happy life. K SHIRLEY A. VIVEIROS Is known for her smile and long hair. Was totally embarrassed when she lost the top of her swim suit. Has fun on the Avenue and drive-ins. Caesar’s her man, Eng- lish her subject. Bemoans her quick temper and daydreams. To work with nursery school children and marriage. DOUGLAS WHITE 101 ) DALE WHITIN Hopes to always get what he wants. Enjoys sports and is known for being in track and football. Will remember his parents’ help and affection. Plans to visit Australia and the Far East. Hangs around D- block and the gym. Irked by snap judgements. To a major university. eyasnightae BRIAN WILSON “Gomer dreams of running the mile in under 4:20. Famed for run- ning track and joking. Taken aback when he fell down a hill at golf course while chasing a ball. Is fated to die of running. Finds immature freshmen irksome. “Keep your friends close but your enemies closer.” TINA MARIE YOTIDES “Yo° is happy when she receives her paycheck. Getting lost Senior year was very upsetting. Trade- mark is her bun. Lunch shifts. football games and Senior Lounge most gratifying. Is a bear for cruis- ing and talking on the phone. “What's up?” College oriented. 102 College next to become a veterina- rian. Secretly wishes to make it big in music. Is known for sleep-walk- ing through school. Will never for- get track initiation. Likes to play the drums. Pet peeve: getting out of bed. Hopes to live, love and prosper. LINDA WOODIS “Woody” hopes to be a secretary. Distinguished b, her high shoes. Would love to see pink sands of Bermuda beaches. Can’t endure humorless people. Usually seen between Blue and Tan in court- yard. Was a gleeful girl in Ms. Allen’s Shorthand IT. eS e ADELE YOUNGBLO An advocate of hanging with the crazies. Irritated when people make fun of her eyes. Her worst fault is thinking that she has none. Hopes to see Rapid City, S.D. Cookie fight with field hockey team mate was hilarious. Psychol- ogy and Mr. Roscow OK. West- ward bound. ) MICHAEL WILLETT Hopes to be rich and visit Hawaii. Thanks parents for treating him so well. Often hangs out at Common Park or at Bob and Pete's. Had a ball in Mr. Newman's class, because he learned so many new old jokes. Future uncertain. ae ANN WORSLEY College is her destination. Always amused in Mrs. Hassey’s class. Getting home on time was an impossibility. Would adore chance to skydive. Feels her temper could use some control. “Practice until you get it right.” “What'd I do now?” PETER ZATIR “Zate™ or listening to Led Zeppelin. Can be found at Al’s. Got a few laughs when he stuck fingers together with Crazy Glue. Detested studies and immature freshmen. Claims to have a short temper. Cards, sports turn him on. “I hope so.” is happy out with the guys CHARLENE WILLIAMS “Charlotte’s” sense of humor and understanding are esp. dear to Ron. Seeks a career in child psy- chology. Dislikes people who can’t laugh at themselves. Went berserk when Mr. Roscow raised his eye- brows. Her specialty is basketball. Will try to help children who can’t help themselves. DEMETRIUS K. YANKOPOLUS “Meich” aspires to be Johnny Car- son’s presidential campaign man- ager. Most exciting: 6 in state with “Big E”. “I almost blew up my high school when I went there, but we couldn't find any dynamite. Can I still join the revolution?” . . . The National Lampoon. EUGENE FORTES “Gene” is headed toward college. Content with Jeannie. Playing baseball or football is his pleasure. Loved the people at NBHS but couldn't hack the homework. Best teacher, in his opinion, was Mr. Oliver. “To love is to be loved.” “Hay yo!” AMY WILSON Her vocation will be as a medical secretary. Roots for Ms. Bizzarro and Cookie Day on Friday. What a riot when Teri left shoes atop the car and drove off! Her talent is tell- ing stupid stories. Abashed when she sat in the wrong class. “Follow your nose.” ELAINE P. YEHLE “Lainie” Fondest memories of NBH are Chemistry and Mr. Good- fellow and of course, Mr. Mac. Chief annoyance: “the” crowd. Divine to be a Senior and Editor- in-Chief of the Crimson Courier. Scorns people with no school spirit. Like to be recalled as hard worker and good friend. “Don't forget the “P!” DONALD BOUCHER “Bouch” is off to California. Says he made people laugh, but was probably too blunt. A pool shark. Finds warm beer disgusting. Really =atisfied with Teen Culture and 79 graduating class. Wishes good luck to fellow Seniors. ANITA K. ANDERSON ANTHONY A. ANDRADE “Ant” or “the Kid™ likes sports and martial arts. and would like to be a psychologist. Says he has high mental capacity and no faults! Enjoyed history at NBH, but really wanted to play football too. Ant plans on ultimate success. but claims best things in life are free. KATHY ARRUDA Wants to visit Hawaii. Can be seen around State St. Enjoyed Jerry's company and drools over Devil Dogs! SUE ANN AVERY Thinks NBH people are nice, espe- cially Mary. Chris, Donna. Ms. Allen was her favorite teacher, Data processing her subject. Crowded halls annoy this quiet xirl. Aims to attend Bryant College, become computer technician. ANTONIO BARROS CARLOS BENTO DAVID BUCKLIN Ix seen at Bliss Corner. Would like to become rich, visit Japan. Will be working at Clark Cove Fish Co. Take life as it comes. Mr. Kelly Was a lot of fun. MICHAEL T. CABRAL JOANNE CARDOZO “Josie’’ was annoyed by the crowded halls at NBH. Hobbies are writing, listening to music, being with Mike. Portuguese with Mr. Lima fun for his humor and com- mon sense. Mr. Roscow was abso- lutely tops, though. Hopes to have good paying job, marry Mike and be happy. “No offense.” JOAQUIM CASTELO MARK CORREIA MARIA TERESA COSTA “Tery” hopes to attend SMU. Enjoys tennis and gymnastics. Is known for her smile. Pet peeve: liars. Can be seen in Blue House cafeteria. Hopes to sun herself in Florida. Had fun in English. A pizza freak. MANUEL DAFONTE KEVIN DANIELS LINDA DaPONTE JOAO DEA CALVAO VINCENT DE MEDEIROS ROBERT DE PINA MICHAEL DESPRES JOANNE DE VOLL JANET DOYLE ADRIAN FERNANDES “Ady” disliked snobby girls and jocks. Found at Brooklawn with Edwarda. Lunch was fun but food was a drag. Ady was known to party, go camping. Woodworking was wild. To own a business. “Do what it is you want to do!” ELIZABETH FERNANDES CLOVIS FERREIRA Girls were the main attraction at NBH but homework not the best thing in life. Most time playing soccer. Hopes to become an elec- tronic engineer. Will never forget parents love and “carinho”™. Claim to fame: modern European style. GEORGE FUMO KATHY GOOD ARTHUR GRAVELLE WILLIAM JACINTHO CHRISTOPHER JORGE JAMES KENNEDY JONATHAN LEAVER KENNETH LEGER ALLISON MACEDO CHRISTOPHER MARCOTTE “Chris” is happy when working on cars. Would like to race cars so it’s off to Rhode Island Trade. “Eat. drink and enjoy.” JOSE MARTINS TROY MARTINS RON MEDEIROS “Wolfie” was abased by cafe duty. Times spent with Sue were memo- rable. Thought his parents were rather strict. Car Mechanics and Woodworking are his specialties. “Tt’s up to you.” Is off to work. TIMOTHY MEDEIROS ROSEMARY MENDES A pizza freak who loves to pick on cheerleaders. Says she is logical but impatient. Mr. Fogel’s class was fun because of fooling around with Butch. Happy when pocket- book and shoes coordinate. Looks forward to being a success. having a nice home. “No, I’m lying!” OLGA MORALES ANTHONY NUNES “Tony” hopes to become a fisher- man. Can be found in Tan and Blue House or Brooklawn Park. Liked NBH building, shop teach- ers but disliked English. Enjoys lis- tening to the Beatles and is off to California. AGOSTINHO OLIVEIRA “Gus” enjoyed Spanish and hopes to see Copacabana. Is known for his smile and friendliness. Soccer- happy. Likes being with Rosa or at First Base Cafe. Future FBI agent. Liked single female NBHS teach- ers. “E™ curisco! KEVIN O’ NEILL DONNA M. PERRY Happiest when she sees people she hasn't been seeing. Socializing and sports are her thing. Plans career as doctor of psychiatry. Unaccept- ing people bug her. See, learn and love everything you can and try to accept what you can't understand. ROSEMARY PINA DIANE POITRAS LUIS QUINONES JOHN QUININ LIONEL RACINE RICHARD RAMOS JOSE ANTONIO RAPOSO JOHN RAPOZA RALPH RIVEIRA GORETTE ROCHA STEVIE RODRIGUEZ His only concern is to get out of NBH. Candy's company No. 1. Enjoys being D.J. at parties and making money. Dreams of owning his own business. Noted for hassles with teachers. Puerto Rico or the service after NBH. MARIA SALVADOR DIONIZIO SILVA RUISILVA “Terceira” will go bananas after NBHS. A journey to France would be thrilling. Appreciates his math teacher's humor. Found NBH girls ooh! la! la! An expert at playing games. MICHAEL SOUZA REBECCA SOUZA RONALD SOUZA SANDRA STALS DAVID SYLVIA ERIC TAYLOR ALLEN WETMORE 103 104 Abaray, R. 955 Hillerest R. 45 Abelha, D. 31 Concord 45 Abrams, B. 541 John 40 Adams, D. 979 R. Fr. B44 Afonso, A. 173 David 44 Aguiar, J. 70 Woodlawn 44 Alcobia, R. 311 Collette 46 Alfonso, C. 53 Longview R. 45 Allen, M. 1415 Acushnet A. 46 Almeida, B. 161 Rounds 40 Alves, Ga. 105 South 40 Alves, Ge. 105 South 40 Alves, kK. 924 County 40 Amaral, A. 379 Hillman 40 Amaral, K. 982 Hillerest R. 45 Amaral, M. F. 21 Winsor 44 Amaral, M. J. 1085 County 46 Amaro, 5. 83 Summit 40 Anderson, A. 20 Moynan 45 Anderson, J. 46 Wren 45 Andrade, A. 110 Morgan 40 Andrade, D. 89 Sylvia 45 Andrade, I. 643 Union 40 Andrade, J. 35 Keene 40 Andrade, M. 206 Harwich 45 Andrade, P. 226 Maple 40 Andre, A. 124 Rivet 44 Andre, M. 33 Katharine 44 Andrews, K. 545 Purchase 40 Anthony, C. 9 Valentine 44 Antunes, M. Araujo, D. 113 Mashpee Ct. 40 Araujo, N. 13 Spooner 40 Arguin, P. 62 Upton 46 Arruda, C. 43 Ashley 44 Arruda, D. 235 Austin 40 Arruda, K. 14 Reynolds 40 Arruda, P. 1148 Phi'lips R. 45 Arruda, R. 46 Roosevelt 44 Arvanites, D. 329 Cedar 40 Audette, L. 180 Appleton 45 Avery, S. 17 Green Meadow Dr.. A. 43 Avila, M. 94 Felton 45 Baldomar, §. 58 Ocean 40 Baptista, L. 28 Capitol 44 Barboza, J. 89312 County 40 Bariteau, J. 469 Chancery 40 Barriga, C. 166 Deane 46 Barros, A. 541 N. Front 45 Barrosa, A. 210 Branseomb 45 Barrows, D. 125 Parker 40 Barton, C. 198 Highland 40 Bates, T. 27 Poplar R. 45 Bayne, A. 431 Mill 40 Beaulieu, D. 257 Dawson 45 Beauregard, J. 752 Coggeshall 46 Begin, R. 325 Brook 45 Belanger, R. 144 Church 45 Benevides, L. 866 Lucy 45 Benfeito, D. 2266 Acushnet A. 45 Benoit, S. 2502 Acushnet A. 45 Bento, C. 28 Juniper 40 Bernier, D. 78 Sutton 46 Berry, E. 409 Bedford 40 Besen, R. 288 Maple 40 Bessette, L. 9 Henry Dr., A. 43 Bessette, L. 206 Ashley BI. 46 Bettencourt, M. 152 Division 44 Bio, L. 16 Welcome 44 Blake, L. 86 Timberlane R. 45 Blanchard, S. 457 Brock A. 44 Bociek, M. 2167 Purchase 46 Bodeau, D. 241 State 40 Boga, D. 222 Allen 40 Bois, W. 51 Carroll 40 Boisvert, M. 337 Tinkham 46 Boivin, J. 346 Earle 46 Bolger, S. 225 Nash R. 46 Borges, C. 201 Davis 46 Borges, G. 34 Independent 44 Botelho, J. 12 Wilbur A., A. 43 Botelho, M. 208 Hathaway 46 Boucher, D. 47 Cottage 40 Boucher, R. 74 Newcomb 46 Bourgeois, S. 97 Armsby 45 Brandle, G. 68 Tinkham 45 Brennan, A. 190 Oakdale 40 Brito, K. 211 James 40 Brodo, S. 42 Pierce 40 Brown, R. 909 County 40 Brown, S. 206 Austin 40 Brum, M. 968 So. Water 44 Brunelle, C. 151 Maple 40 Bryant, P. 325 Cedar 40 Bucklin, D. 463 Dartmouth 40 Burns, D. 159 Park 40 Burns, V. 159 Park 40 Cabral, A. 80 Bedford 40 Cabral, D. 390 Wood 45 Cabral, M. J. 10 Waldo 45 Cabral, M. R. 271 Palmer 40 Cabral, M. T. 4011 Acushnet 45 Caesar, R. 328 Conduit 45 Calnan, K. 26 Foxborough 46 Calvao, A. 298 Shaw 45 Calvao, J. 58 Reynolds 40 Camara, M. 51 Vine 40 Camara, T. 5 Pershing A.. A. 43 Camaioni, C. 716 County 40 Cardoso, R. 166 Oakdale 40 Cardoza, J. 44 Martel, A. 43 Cardoza, T. 39 Leboeuf, A. 43 Carlisle, R. 31 Harkum 45 Caron, L. 20 Emery 44 Carrancho, M. 29 Mosher 44 Carreau, D. 968 Osgood 45 Carreau, L. 968 Osgood 45 Carreira, F. 47 Hemlock 40 Carreiro, S. 198 Query 45 Carroll, L. 135 Tophain 46 Carter, P. 80 E. Nemasket Pl. 40 Carvalho, J. 11 Cleveland 44 Carvalho, T. 98 Collette 46 Casimiro, J. 72 Hudson 44 Castelo, J. 251 Nash R. 46 Castro, F. 139 Holly 46 Centeio, D. 470 Purchase 40 Charon, L. 930 Sharon 45 Chartier, M. 690 Cottage 40 Chaves, E. 25 Mitchell 46 Chicoine, C. 143 Coffin A. 46 Chipelo, M. 90 Norman 44 Choquette, A. 827 Brock A. 44 Christian, S. 40 Newton 40 Cintra, G. 88 Lucas 44 Clark, B. 148 Rotch 40 Clemmey, P. 194 Belleville A. 46 Cliff, R. 3968 Acushnet A. 45 Coito, D. 452 Rockdale A. 40 Colangelo, C. 146 Maryland 45 Collins, T. 765 Brovk A. 44 Colon, M. 15 Monroe Dr. 46 Comeau, P. 22 Malden 46 Connulty; S. 109 Carroll 40 Conway, R. 901 Shawmut A. 46 Cordeira, A. 69 Borden 40 Correia, B. 111 Capitol 44 Correia, C. 36 Valentine 44 Correia, D. 488 Church 45 Correia, J. 120 Grinnell 40 Correia, M. 4630 Acushnet A. 45 Correia, M. 1999 Shawmut A. 47 Correia, Ta. 1107 Dewey 45 Correia, Ti. 214 Dawson 45 Correia, Z. 77 Rotch 40 Cosme, D. 132 Blackmer 44 Costa, A. 308 County 40 Costa, D. 12 LaFrance Ct. 40 Costa, E. 670 First 44 Costa, H. 809 County 40 Costa, Lo. 751 Church 45 Costa, Ly. 495 Bolton 40 Costa, M. 209 County 40 Cote, K. 166 Somerset 45 Coucci, G. 83 Mt. Vernon 40 Cournoyer, Ma. 92 Ellen 40 Cournoyer, Mi. 92 Ellen 40 Couto, D. 16 Village A.. A. 43 Cravo, J. 102 Mosher 44 Crook, C. 229 Hudson 44 Crowell, M. 427 Valley R. 45 Crumley, J. 204 Rockdale A. 40 Cruz, A. 45 Smith 40 Cruz, C. 44 Allen 40 Cruzeiro, A. 82 Belleville R. 45 Cunha, D. 1083 Pelletier 45 Cunha, R. 332 Maple 40 Cusson, S. 97 Durfee 40 DaRocha, M. 198 County 40 DaCunha, V. 142 Mt. Pleasant 40 DaFonte, M. 86 Crapo 40 Daigle, M. 18 L. Keene A., A. 43 Dancel, E. 232 Lindsey 40 Daniels, K. 130 Fair 40 Dansereau, D. 300 Earle 46 DaPonte, L. 9 Roosevelt 44 DaRosa, H. 23 Swift 40 DaRosa, M. 13 McGurk 44 Das Neves, M. 191 Washington 40 DaSilva, C. 93 Rockland 40 DaSilva, M. 15 Nye 46 David, L. 194 Austin 40 Davignon, J. 214 Glennon 45 DePina, J. 325 Pleasant 40 Devoll, J. 42 Irene 47 De Amaral, F. 106 Ashley B. 46 Deane, I. 34 Cottonwood R. 45 De Arruda, C. 72 Belleville R. 45 De Arruda, H. 72 Belleville R. 45 DeBarros, J. 98 Griffin Ct. 40 DeBarros, M. 118 Whitman 45 DeBartoli, A. 963 McGee 45 DeCastro, I. 176 Harwich 45 DeFreitas, D. 910 Stratford 45 DeFrias, J. 67 Sidney 40 Delgado, L. 195 Acushnet A. 40 Dellecese, L. 150B Fairmount 40 DeMedeiros, V. 104 Ashley B. 46 DePina, R. 143 Pleasant 40 DeRego, M. 63 Independent 44 Desautels, P. 608 Shawmut A. 40 Desjardins, M. 101 Carlisle 45 DeSouza, Ma. 76 Lawson A., A. 43 Despres, M. 290 Brock A. 44 Desroches, D. ° 17 Wood lawn 44 DiPaequali, K. 8 Birchwood Dr. 45 Dias, E. 39 Smith 40 Dias, M. 480 Mavfield 40 Diffley, P. 95 Howard A. 45 Donlan, D. 156 Cottage 40 Dos Santos, L. 84 Swift 40 Doyle, J. 878 County 40 Drayton, L. 129 Virgo Dr. 45 Drolet, M. 85 Beetle 46 Duarte, Da. 65 Harkum 45 Duarte, Do. 57 Briggs 40 Duarte, M. 314 Rivet 44 Dumas, J. 36 Bluefield 40 Dutra, F. 7 McGurk 44 Duval, M. 151 Merrimac 40 Dziuba, J. 425 Loftus 46 Ellis, C. 461 Chancery 40 Ellis, Ch. 179 Weld 40 Eusebio, S. 90 Clara 44 Everton, D. 516 Union 40 Evora, A. 196 Acushnet A. 40 Ewaszko, L. 27 Moynan 45 Falcao, D. 60 Briggs 40 Faria, D. 125 Gammons R., A. 43 Faria, P. 109 Swift 40 Farias, A. 988 Monmouth 45 Farias, M. 77 Hathaway 46 Faucher, C. 224 Hathaway R., A. 43 Fernandes, A. 214 Bates 45 Fernandes, E. 188 Washington 40 Ferreira, Ana 74 Clifford 45 Ferreira, Anth. 85 Jouvette 44 Ferreira, Ce. 390 Hawes 45 Ferreira, Cl. 273 Park 40 Ferreira, Cy. 1516 Sassaquin 45 Ferreira, Dan. 2 Morgan 40 Ferreira, Dav. 407 Summer 40 Ferreira, D. A. 5 Winthrop 44 Ferreira, Je. 167 Hateh 45 Ferreira, Ju. 138 Aquidneck 44 Ferreira, k. 918 Tobey 45 Ferreira, M. 75 Willix 40 Ferreira, R. 390 Hawes 45 Ferreira, S. 527 Sawyer 46 Figueiredo, E. 102 Colonial Dr. Figuerido, E. 100 Bonney 40 Finnerty, D. 111 Rockway 40 Fisher, R. 115 Willis 40 Fitzsimmons, D. 44 Ridgewood R. 45 Flanagan, M. 140 Harvard 40 Fleet, D. 167 Butler 44 Fogaren, M. 27 James 40 Fonseca, D. 32 Query 45 Fonseca, L. 35 Duke 40 Fonseca, N. 476 So. Second 44 Fonseca, R. 255 So. Second 40 Fortes, B. 125 Oak 40 Fournier, D. 17 Mill R. 45 Fournier, J. 197 Central A.. 45 Francis, C. 66 Seymour, 44 Francisco, M. 8 Bectle 46 Franco, D. 25 Bonney 40 Franco, G. 23 Glennon 45 Freitas, W. 3913 Acushnet A. 45 Fumo, G. 19 Ashley 44 Furtado, A. M. 2 Monroe D. 46 Furtado, D. 317 So. Second 40 Furtado, M. 77 Willis 40 Gadbois, C. 180 Austin 40 Gaj, W. 220 Mt. Vernon 40 Galarza, C. 15 Shawnee C. 40 Gallant, J. 965 Ludlow 45 Gama, M. 244 Whitman 45 Gauthier, D. 67 Shawmut A. 40 Gauvin, M. 64 Blueberry Tr. 45 Gelinas, J. 118 Greenbrier 45 Gelinas, S. 111 Hateh 45 Gendron, P. 66 Newcomb 46 Gendron, R. 1938 Acushnet A. 45 Gentile, G. 9 Ludlow, A. 43 Gifford, M. 530 Oliver 45 Gilchrest, P. 6 Whelden Ln. A. 43 Gioiosa, L. 36 Covell 45 Goddu, P. 207 Grinnell 40 Gomes, B. 9 Fairfield 45 Gomes, D. 60 Hope 46 Gomes, D. M. 161 Gay head C. 40 Gomes, H. 27 Whitman 45 Gomes, K. 39A Bayberry R. 40 Gomes, M. 243 Chancery 40 Gomes, S. 273 Ash 40 Goncalves, M. 274 Church 45 Goncalves, N. 183 Collette 46 Gonsalves, M. 220 Grinnell 40 Good, K. 19 Seabury 45 Goulart, K. 15 Brock A. 44 Grade, N. 28 George 44 Greene, P. 34 Little Oak R. 45 Grilo, C. 59 Norman 44 Guilbeault, S. 109 Worcester 45 Gula, S. 229 State 40 Gula, S. 599 Cottage 40 Habboosh, S. 81 Brownell 40 Hall, J. 108 James, A. 43 Hallett, D. 482 Hillman 40 Hamel, R. 23 Bertrand’s W., A. 43 Hamer, H. 86 Swan 44 Hammond, C. 4155 Acushnet A. 45 Hardy, D. 110 Newton 40 Hardy, J. 17 Viall 44 Harrington, E. 265 Summer 40 Hathaway, E. 97 Park 40 Hebert, M. 2110 Phillips R. 45 Helgeland, B. 624 Coggeshall 46 Helme, R. 317 Emerson 40 Henderson, R. 278 Mill 40 Hernandez, I. 54 Liberty 40 Heron, K. 165 Butler 44 Hill, M. 235 Chestnut 40 Hill, M. 40 Durfee 40 Hill, R. 40 Durfee 40 Hines, G. 207 Durfee 40 Hodziewich, G. 16 Bass 44 Hopwood, D. 606 Allen 40 Horn, E. 64 E. Clinton 40 Horzesky, S. 69 Tremont 40 Houbre, D. 63 Sycamore 40 Hubright, E. 33 Ocean 40 Hughes, D. 77 Pontiae 45 Hutchinson, A. 672 Kempton 40 Hutchinson, G. 672 Kempton 40 Izedebski, L. 271 Tinkham 46 Jacintho, W. 85 Ivy R.45 Jacobs, S. 560 Rockdale A. 40 Jaffe, R. 604 Rockdale A. 40 James, B. 36 Keene 40 Janik, M. 66 Wamsutta A. A. 43 Jenkins, M. 533 Lantern La. 40 Joachim, M. 110 Ocvsting 40 Jodoin, J. 186 Metcalf 45 Johnson, L. 142 Lawson A., A. 43 Jordan, D. 78 W. R. Fr. Bl. 44 Jorge, C. 363 Earle 46 Jorge, D. 677 County 40 Jorge, V. 363 Earle 46 Joseph, A. 270 Mill 40 Kach, K. 160 Buchanan 46 Kaczor, C. 19 Pine Hill C. 45 Karalekas, P. 53 Alden 40 Kates, S. 41 Plymouth 40 Kaye, S. 24 Jennylind 40 Kennedy, J. 363 Coral 44 Kenyon, A. 207 Hathaway 46 King, J. 167 Grinnell 40 Kostka, A. 142 Greenbrier 45 Krouzek, C. 136 Central A. 45 L’Italien, J. 264 Summer 40 LaBonte, S. 966 Pontiac 45 Lackey, B. 7 Roosevelt 44 Lacourse, C. 951 Chaffee 45 Lafond, M. 7 Mary Dr., A. 43 Lambalot, M. J. 157 Allord 44 Lamontagne, D. 363 Maple 40 Landry, L. 495 Summer 40 Langlois, D. 75 Seabury 45 Lapointe, E. 83 Linden 40 Lapointe, N. 1175 Cove R. 44 Lavadinho, M. 53 Grape 40 Lawrence, J. 337 Query 45 Leaver, J. 278 Austin 40 Leaver, R. 4305 Acushnet A. 40 LeBlanc, L. 193 Staron 45 Leger, K. 88 Oaklawn 44 Leighton, C. 11 George 44 Lemieux, A. 522 Nash R. 46 Lewis, L. 791 Brock A. 44 Lima, B. 106 Potomska 40 Lima, I. 62 Aquidneck 44 Lima, L. 368 Farm 40 Lima, P. 47 Chancery 40 Lizotte, C. 21 Oliveira, A. 43 Lizotte, D. 232 Worcester 45 Lobo, F. 70 Morgan 40 Lopes, Da. 280 Acushnet A. 40 Lopes, Da. J. 234 Lowell 45 Lopes, Dw. 144 Acushnet A. 40 Lopes, J. 234 Lowell 45 Lopes, Je. 199 Ash 40 Lopes, M. 561 So. First 40 Lopes, P. 234 Lowell 45 Louro, M. 21 Stackhouse 10 Lovell, S. 284 Weld 40 Lowrey, D. 1059 Cherokee 45 Lyonnais, C. 139 Truro 45 Lyons, C. 682 Cottage 40 Macedo, A. 245 Shaw 45 Magalhaes, M. 137 Coffin A. 46 Magalhaes, Maria 2114 Phillips R. 45 Magan, J. 45 Stephen 40 Magano, M. 13 Mitehell 46 Magnant, E. 27 Locust 40 Manning, R. 19 LaFrance Ct. 40 Marcotte, C. 330 Valley R. 45 Marden, G. 1227 Roseann 40 Marlow, J. 138 Maxfield 40 Marmelo, J. 114 Adams 46 Martin, D. 44 Woodlawn 44 Martin, J. 929 Brock A. 44 Martin, M. 167 S. Second 40 Martins, D. 180 Grinnell 40 Martins, J. 1188S. Sixth 40 Martins, M. 218 Rockland 40 Martins, Th. 172 Hathaway 46 Martins, Tr. 116 Willis 40 Mateus, M. 364 County 40 Mathieu, E. 132 Brightman 40 Matthews, D. 130D Oakland 40 Maura, Ca. 8 Sears 40 Maura, Co. 8 Sears 40 McCarthy, M. 29 Hussey 40 McCarthy, R. 148 Jenny Lind 40 McCue, R. 101 Durfee 40 McGrath, K. 21 Hussey 40 McHenry, F. 11 Waldo 45 McPherson, D. 190B Maxfield 40 Medeiros, D. 39 Cherokee Ct. 40 Medeiros, K. 517 Rockdale A. 40 Medeiros, L. 40 Cove 44 Medeiros, M. SOA Carriage D. 40 Medeiros, R. 83 Dudley 44 Medeiros, T. 56 Timberlane R. 45 Medeiros, V. 341 Middle 40 Meehan, R. 16 Wren 45 Melanson, A. 275 Hillman 40 Mello, J. 355 Durfee Mello, kK. 240 Wood 45 Mello, M. 44 Morton Ct. 44 Mello, T. 499 Bolton 40 Melo, I. 27 Chestnut 40 Melo, M. 67 Willow 40 Menard, C. 716 Summer 46 Mendes, D. 257 Maxfield 40 Mendes, F. 153 Ricketson 44 Mendes, R. 103 Hazard 10 Meneses, J. 375 Brook 45 Menezes, D. 11 Hazard Ct. 40 Messier, K. 296 Belair 45 Miguel, J. 460 Bolton 40 Miller, J. 12 Summit 40 Mills, A. 72 Jenny Lind 40 Mingola, K. 441 John 40 Mingola, V. 441 John 40 Moco, R. 92 Bedford 40 Moldin, S. 100 Hawthorne 40 Moniz, D. 97 Phillips A. 46 Monteiro, M. 59 Howard 46 Morad, M. 4162 Acushnet A. 45 Morales, O. 1545 Cove R. 44 Morgado, K. 152 Armsby 45 Morris, J. 60A Deane 46 Morris, T. 130 Swan 44 Morrison, J. 581 Shaw mut 40 Morrison, R. 1001 Ashley B. 45 Mulroy, M. 1058 Becket 45 Nanopoulos, K. 377 Bedford 40 Nelson, M. 41 Whitman 45 Nelson, R. 369 Orchard 40 Neves, D. 30 Nashua 40 Nicely, B. 150 Summer 40 Normandin, A. 141 Dakota C. 40 Novia, M. 1 Durfee C. 40 Nunes, A. 527 Cottage 10 Nunes, D. 38 Whitman 45 Nunes, R. 164 Church 46 O'Neil, K. 12 Bullard 46 Offley, R. 349A Middle 40 Okolski, J. 344 Frieda 44 Oliveira, A. 28 Ashley 44 Oliveira, D. 33 Vernon 45 Oliveira, M. 96 Sco 44 Oliveira, M. J. 10 Nautilus 44 Oliver, L. 342 Orchard 40 Onofrey, V. 39 Campbell 40 Ortega, M. 20 Cove 44 Ortega, R. 516 Maxfield 40 105 106 Ortiz, E. 295 Palmer 40 Ortiz, P. 308 Pleasant 40 Ortiz, S. 181 Maple 40 Ouimet, K. 119 Carroll 40 Pacheco, A. 161 Carroll 40 Pacheco, D. 68 Woodlawn 44 Pacheco, G. 1023 Kenmore 45 Pacheco, L. 100 Charles 44 Pacheco, M. 29 Fair 40 Panagakos, M. 53 Bluefield 40 Paradis, D. 228 Eugenia 45 Parda, J. 472 Hawes 45 Parker, G. 191) R.45 Parkin, P. 4144 Acushnet A. 45 Patistea, C. 7 Keene 40 Patykula, J. 100 John 40 Pavao, E. 14 Sidney 40 Pedro, C. 131 Holyoke 45 Pelczarski, M. 683 Ashley BL. 45 Pelicas, P. 196 Division 44 Pelletier, L. 116 Mashpee C. 40 Penler, D. 342 Orchard 40 Pepin, M. 1216 Sassaquin 45 Pereira, F. 48 Davis 46 Pereira, P. 38 Kevin D., N.D. 47 Pereira, S. 53 Short 40 Perry, A. 45 So. Emerson 40 Perry, Da. 26 Brownell A. 40 Perry, Do. 13 Jean 46 Perzentz, R. 168 Amold 40 Peternel, R. 945 Hillcrest R. 45 Pimental, C. 55 Collette 46 Pimental, P. 111 South 40 Pimental, T. 23 Division 4 Pimentel, L. 351 Brook 45 Pimentel, M. 363 Orchard 40 Pina, E. 994 Pleasant 40 Pina, L. 19 Richmond 40 Pina, R. 58 Spruce 40 Pina, T. 130 Harkum 45 Pina, V. 111 Acushnet A. 40 Pinto, F. 35 McGurk 44 Pinto, J. 5 Bertrand W., A. 43 Pires, C. 104 Bluefield 40 Pittsley, L. 121 Austin 40 Plummer, M. 310 Park 40 Poitras, J. 253 Reed 40 Policarpo, A. 41 Fruit 40 Ponte, M. 139 Easton 46 Ponte, W. 415 Summer 40 Pontes, K. 462 Loftus 46 Poulos, L. 292 Richmond 40 Poulos, V. 790 Rockdale A. 40 Pragana, A. 39 Whitman 45 Quail, P. 41 Capitol 44 Quiles, F. 143 Division 44 Quinones, L. 51 Rivet 44 Quintin, J. 201 Sawyer 46 Racine, C. 344 Cedar 40 Racine, L. 172 Deane 46 Rafael, V. 19 Bannister 46 Ramos, P. 114S. Seventh 40 Ramos, Ri. 70 Yale 46 Ramos, Ru. 105 Bluefield 40 Raphael, P. 40 Milbury 44 Raposa, D. 509 Rivet 40 Raposo, J. 7 Viall 44 Raposo, M. H. 361 County 40 Raposo, M. J. 301 County 40 Raymond, J. 285 Pleasant 40 Rebello, J. 257 N. Front 46 Reed, G. 152 Hathaway 46 Reid, M. 26 Rounds 10 Resendes, M. 125 Nash R. 46 Reynolds, P. 963 Brantwood 45 Ribeiro, P. 151 Rockland 40 Rijo, C. 11 Baylies 45 Riveira, J. 143 S. Second 40 Riveira, R. 143 S. Second 40 Rivera, E. 59 Hicks 40 Rivera, N. 59 Hicks 40 Roberts, D. 112 Mt. Pleasant 40 Roberts, L. 77 Grant 40 Robillard, D. 187 Harwich 45 Rocha, G. M. 59 Acushnet A. 40 Rocha, M. 17 Sidney 40 Rock, L. 1023 Joyce 45 Rock, S. 225 Phillips A. 46 Roderick, R. 28 Reynolds 40 Roderiques, B. 30 Greenbrier D. 45 Rodrigues, B. 361 Frieda 44 Rodrigues, M. 60 Lake 40 Rodriguez, C. 102 Purchase 40 Rodriguez, S. 642 First 4 Rodriques, M. 465 Bolton 40 Rogers, C. 46 Park 40 Romanoski, R. 737 Middle R., A. 43 Rose, J. 47 Willis 40 Rose, K. 179 Morris 45 Rose, S. 21 Spooner 40 Rossi, J. 119 Division 44 Rounseville, L. 121 Aquidneck 44 Rouselle, D. 17 Winfield, Fr. 17 Roy, P. 43 Highland 40 Roy, R. 222 Richmond 40 Ruggeri, E. 458 Ashley B. 45 Russo, M. 242 Plymouth 40 Russo, R. M. 64 Oaklawn 44+ Ryan, K. 13 Hawthorne Ter. 40 Ryan, P. 160 Aquidneck 44 Rybka, R. 371 Court 40 Sabino, J. 32 Kane 40 Salvador, M. 79 Rockland 40 Samanica, L. 98 Covell 45 Santos, B. 570 Cherry Tree L. 40 Santos, D. 74 South 40 Santos, I. 87 Washington 40 Sardinha, P. 83 Chancery 40 Sarmento, P. 52 Fair 40 Saunders, J. 52 Highland 40 Saunders, S. 25 Acorn 40 Savaria, J. 1200 Church 45 Schard, R. 47 Ridgewood R. 45 Sequeira, J. 88 Hathaway 46 Sevigny, J. 984 Oakley 45 Shanks, B. 570 Kempton 40 Shepard, C. 16 McMurray Ct. 40 Shurtleff, Sh. 434N. Front 46 Shurtleff, Su. 434 N. Front 46 Silva, A. 209 Aquidneck 44 Silva, B. 144 Morgan 40 Silva, D. 504.N. Front 46 Silva, F. 519 Nash R. 46 Silva, J. 653 Brock A.4 Silva, M. C. 209 Aquidneck 44 Silva, M. F. 257 Belleville A. 46 Silva, R. 102 David 44 Silva, Rui 505 Rivet 40 Silva, S. 144 Morgan 40 Silveira, D. 70 Ruth 44 Silveira, L. 383 So. Second 40 Silveira, M. 52 Fruit 40 Sims, M. 31 Keene 40 Smilowitz, J. 56 Holly hock 40 Smith, E. 58 Ridgewood R. 45 Smith, R. 493 Chancery 40 Soares, Joao 429 W. Clinton 40 Soares, Jose 421 Union 40 Sosa, M. 58 Campbell 40 Sousa, D. 414 Cedar 40 Sousa, M. 124 Arlington 45 Souto, C. 7 Columbia 40 Souza, D. 165 Stevenson 45 Souza, Pam. 114 Tremont 40 Souza, Pa. 125 Clark 40 Souza, R. 1126 Westgate 45 Spicer, C. 1126 Pequot 45 St. Gelais, D. 397 Cedar Gr. 46 St. Pierre, C. 28 Ridgewood R. 45 Staley, Jac. 85 Harkum 45 Staley, Jan. 46 Harkum 45 Stals, S. 2660 Acushnet A. 45 Steadman, K. 551 Kempton 40 Storer, D. 17 Mt. Vernon 40 Sullivan, L. 318 Ashley Bl. 46 Sullivan, S. 170 Division 44 Swanson, A. 1643 Acushnet A. 46 Sweet, C. 985 Kempton 40 Swift, D. 463 Mill 40 Sylvia, C. 37 Bay 40 Sylvia, C. 8 Waverly 40 Sylvia, Da. 83 Libra Dr. 45 Sylvia, Don. 10 Anthony 40 Sylvia, Dor. 41 Willard 44 Sylvia, CG. 123 Bellevue 44 Sylvia, L. 60 Babbitt 40 Sylvia, R. 117 Ash 40 Szklany, S. 127 Maywood 45 Szyndlar, F. 246 Hamlin, A. 43 Taber, J. 368 Park 40 Tavares, D. 157 Cedar 40 Tavenner,G. 87 Chestnut 40 Taylor, E. 125 Court 40 Tenore, T. 23 Ashley 44 Teodoro, C. 17 Scott 4 Testa, E. 105 Hemlock 40 Tetreault, Jac. 241 Hawthorne 40 Tetreault, Jan. 3116 Acushnet A. 45 Teves, M. 14 Sears 40 Teixeira, G. 183 Church 45 Toro, A. 72 Pamela D. 40 Torres, G. 154 Tinkham 46 Torres, L. 369 Belair 45 Toyfair, T. 1065 Beverly 45 Tracz, B. 215 Mt. Pleasant 40 Tripp, J. 226 State 40 Turner, P. 286 Smith 40 Turner, S. 22 Cedar 40 Udo, E. 38 Grove 40 Udo, U. 38 Grove 40 Upham, D. 25 Chestnut 40 Valente, R. 55 Nautilus 44 Varao, S. 17 Hussey 40 Vasques, P. 204 County 40 Ventura, M. 530 No. Front 45 Verrier, L. 15 Chicopee 40 Vezina, J. 1121 Churchill 45 Viegas, N. 27 Pamela D. 40 Vieira, GC. 231 Myrtle 46 Vieira, D. 94 Fruit 40 Vieira, D. 18 Milton 40 Vieira, W. 16 Jean 46 Viera, M. 918 Pine Hill 45 fiera, R. 564 So. Second 44 Vipon, R. 357 Sawyer 46 Viveiros, S. + Diman 46 Walker, L. 206 Maple 40 Watkins, D. 282 Hawthorn 40 Weeden, L. 309 Ash 40 Westgate, R. 2 Harkum 45 Wetmore, A. 348 Cedar 40 Whiting, D. 9 Brownell 40 Wienzek, B. 25 Pinette 40 Willett, M. 479 Cedar Gr. 46 Williams, C. 23 Maxfield 40 Wilson, A. 636 Allen 40 Wilson, B. 26 Elizabeth 40 Woodis, L. 1082 County 46 Worsley, A. 412 Manfield 40 Yankopolus, D. 2065 Acushnet Ay. 45 Yehle, E. 16 Roswell 40 Yotides, T. 287 Ashley BI. 46 Younglagblood, A. 63 Nash R. 46 Zatir, P. 37 Fairmount 40 107 108 YOU SAID IT To Miss Rainville’s Soph. French III Class: Je desire tu heureaux et n’est pas en dangeru. D.R. To Camper Chris: He’s so fine. . . wish he were mine. Don’t forget. Your Swinging Singing Partner Mark: It’s been a long time, but we're finally graduating. You’ve been a real friend and always will be, don’t lose touch. . . All My Love, “Reen” Deb, a G.S.P.: In the Masachists Valley green M M’s might be useful. Sure! Love Deb another G.S.P. To Sandi and Sue: Always remember K.O., S.0., and B.H. in our 12th grade English Class. Remember Mr. Newman, also. Marcelle To my Senior Class and Pre-Senior Friends: Good Luck in the future. Take care, Paul Arguin Steve K.: May you live your life searching for a spare tire at the dump in the rain. P.S., loser gets Karen. Your CCU Buddy, Ru. Cheerleaders of 79: “Memories light the corners of our minds.”’ Do they light the corners of your eyes, remember the way we were. Maureen Lisa S. E.P.Y.; Have fun with the miners! Best Always, W.T.P. Sandi: Was it the esophagus or the anus?! Always remember our A period corner in the Physiology. “Wilde.” Marcelle Steve C.: What a thing to have in common! Well, at least you’re cynical now. A gross and exaggerated liar, Ru. LMLB: The tears and the laughter, the Dream Machine, and the Horses, the Tiggers, and the Poohs — I'll remember, will you? Love, W.T.P. Bob: Someday you'll get a curly haired girl named JoAnne, and it won't be only in yourdreams. . . Guess Who Dear Lynne, Remember T.G.I.F. and M and T and W and T and S and S. Love Paul Sandy Mae: Remember your fourth grade lover when you’re an old maid. Martha: hey sis, want some lasagna? See you in space. . . Love to both of you, Ru. K.B.N.: Say “Hi!” to the tree. . . “The Little One in the Pooh Suit.” Pat: I’m sure that rumor wasn’t true, but then, why did Mark leave? I really do think E.R.A. and fashionettes stink. . . Guess Who P.O.G. R.F.B.: Veni, vidi, paene vici. Maria Bob B.: Homo Nolinus nonus teras hairums. Bah! Sam Bush: Do you have the car? Well, what good are you? Ruy and Helder: That wasn’t us at Buttonwood Park, and Deb H.: I didn’t write on Gary's ear. . . Take care, Paul LMLB L.C.R.: See you next New Year’s Eve, OK? W.T.P. Ru: You always were one of my best friends. Keep cool and confident and there’s no limit to what you can do. See you in college. . . Ru. Lisa R.: Through everything we’ve been through together, we still made it. You are and always will be considered a close friend, even though you have an awful “split.” Love, Maureen. Cher — Remember the phrase, “Ahhh, look out for that car, Samir!” Sam S.M., S.D., K.K. — Let me put it this way. . Samir . it’s the legalities of the whole thing. Mart: Remember the great times and experiences! How about wearing your blue alligator shirt and your blue Dickies? Cher W.E. You better move it, can’t stay here all night! In Heaven, there ain't no. . . so ditch it! T.T. Mike: You d — d misanthrope, may your photos never develop. Paul A. — Hey, you maniac, return to the scum from whence you came. Ten straight weeks at the Round! Good luck, Ru. M.S.R.: I’m sorry I broke Harry's — glass, even if I didn’t break the — thing! W.T.P. S.J. M.P.: Can you walk a straight line after one?? Would you like a speaker? C.L. D.F. Meich: Remember, don’t come to me for a ride to a cast party — M.P., G.P., M.R., V.P., and myself voted you out! Take care, Paul C.L.: Enrichment, the musicals, Silverstein’s, Slumber Party, T-Bags, two years of crazy lunches together. Don’t forget the great times! Love, Sam To R.C.: Because of you, I'll always fear going to church, but I'll “aget down and aget funqui™ forever! S.C. L.M.B.L. J.E.T.: SSSSLLLLUUUURRRRPPPP!!! W.T.P. Sam: We made it!!! Remember the plays (head! arms, arms!) dancing lessons, and esp. slumber party 77! It was fun! Be good, Cher “This One's for you,” J.T.: Just bought a Styx album: The Intolerable Illusion . you, g now if only the lead singer could get laryngitis more often! S.C. L.M., L.C.R., K.R.C.J.: Thanks for the good times. Keep in touch. W.T.P.D.F.,S.J..S.K.,D.H., R.C.,: Food fight!!! I wonder if Silverstein’s will ever be the same?? Who tripped the alarm — not me! C.L. Dee: You're invited to my wedding. . . Ellen Z.C.: Thanks for being a friend.” What else can I say? Love, W.T.P. To Emily: Can you make me a reversal of the reversal? Love, your football follower To the General: You're not conceited, just convinced! Love, Miss Boredom To the Pizza King: The guy who can eat a pizza in five minutes!!! Love, the Intruder Mario: Your mouse will always have a place with me. Remember our Ace of Spades and 3,3,3. . .! Ellen To Emily: Click, click, click!! Love, Your Football Follower K.R.C.J. Just wait — I'll corrupt you yet! W.T.P. K.B.N.: Remember the Round! W.T.P. To Red: Oh give me a home where the buffalo roam. . . Love, Chris Evert To Julius: When is the last time a strange man fell on top of your mother at the Polynesian? Who Loves Ya, Telly To Julius: Now Merope and Polybus were not his true parents, but they treated him as true parents would! Vicariously Yours, Rover To Julius: Are we going clamming in the nude — oh no!!, Love, Mr. Sailboat To C.L.H. and Company: Keep trying and you will succeed. A.R.S.F.F. — “Z” Michael: Thanks for being there when I needed you and for all your love and understanding. Remember all those good times which started way back freshman year, those secret meetings at the movics; let us not forget that certain special movie, what was it again? Winter ? Love Ya, Munchkin Crew — For all the partying we did up Rick’s house and for all the people that went up there. We sure had a lot of good times up there. I would just like to say “Hats Off”, we made it through the year. Everybody stay close because we will be starting up again soon. Don’t forget Double Vision and the V’s. C.A. P. To my squad of 79 — Thanks for a great year. Remember I.C.F., football games, soccer buses, pot-luck suppers, and all the good times. You're all crazy. Sarge! P.S. — It’s all yours next year, Nancy. Donald — It’s nice to know that you trust me. You'll always be special to me. I'll miss you! Love, Loose Greene, Flan, Sully — Remember the car chase, long talks, and munchies at away hockey games. Remember typing late for I.C.F. with the pizza, G.B.’s flashing and our long search for Jeannie material. Remember E.S.’s car breaking down and our sometimes aggravating away basketball games cuz of Boris Tucker. You're all great friends and thanks for everything. Love, Lisa P. — Hey hon! How ya doin’? Do you believe in —?? J. — Have you ever considered selling the rights to “The 12 Days of Physics?” D. To Alison, Brooke, Carolyn, Chris, Jackie, JoAnn, Maureen, Pat, Sarge, Sully, and Toni: I'll always remember the great times cheering and will miss you terribly. I know I was a very privileged Junior. Your Spaz To the Remainder Calculus Kid: You liar! You were too in Boston on Noy. 1. The M M Kid. P.S. No, Groundhog Day does not tell us if there'll be another day in February. Mack Carolyn: Thanks for breakfast at the Pancake House. It was sure worth it! We owe you one. Lisa and Eric. “The Monster you created” Tucker: Thanks for a very happy senior year. We leave a lot of happy memories and funny times, especially the ducks, broken zippers, Lone Wolf, and “The Mills.” There will be many more ahead. You're a crazy guy and I love you! Hotstuff M.C., T.T., T.P., and the rest of E.S.’s gang: I'll never forget all of your complaints, but just remember “all” the times I sat home for you guys! Mrs. Smith To M.J.L., R.H., M.B., M.C., M.F., A.Y., and G.C., we wish you the best of luck in the future. Take care of yourselves. Love J.F. and M.J.C. Dear G.F., M.P., P.G., J.F.; Let me bea little kinder. . . Your Friendly Bell Ringer Pat: You've been like a sister to me for 16 years. Thanks for always being there You're a wonderful friend, Lisa. P.S. Remember the funny old stories told to Mo, Del, and Boob in Sr. Lounge, A period. Nancy: You're on your own now and you'll be just great, but in “79 we did out rate! Don’t forget the good times we all had. And we'll be watching you, you little spaz! Love, L.R., L.S., M.F., J.V., T.C., J.H., CL., A.P., B.A. CSiaauee Mrs. Morgan — I’m working on my R’s. Thanks for everything! You're great!! Martha Ellen — Here’s one to Mr. Walker. We should seriously consider buying some stock in that company!! See you at the next AA meeting! Guess Who? Cher — You're a nut! Maybe that’s why we get along so well. Never forget “our song,” the slumber party 77 and don’t forget I still have a discriminating picture (HaHa) Martha Sandy — Heart for Heart, and Soul for Soul, Let us be friends forever. Martha Maria — Never forget the night you almost ended up sleeping in the bathtub!! Martha “Excuse me, pardon me, what, huh?” or was it “Pardon me, excuse me, what, huh?” I never could get it straight. Martha To all the girls from The Other Side of Midnight — I knew you could do it that way!! (HaHa) Martha To all “79 cheerleaders: Thanks for all the great memories and good times, especially you, Rouns!! Love, Sully Moe Filan: I don’t think I could’ve had a better partner, even if we did laugh more than cheer. Keep in touch!! Love, Sully Hey, Hetta’s wife, Remember all the fun this year with our “hetta’s’’! The other hetta’s wife. Jo-Ann and Chris: Never forget all the crazy things we did. You two are great! Love, Sully To Everyone who helped sell ADS: Thanks a whole lot! Best of everything. From Pam K. To E.P.Y.: Remember P.J.H., ‘the’ crowd, and our friendship. Love P.A.K. Bette and Sandy: You two are the greatest. Thanks! Love Ya Lots, Pam Lisa: You're a spoiled little brat! I wish you everything! Love, the other spoiled brat L.A.: T.J. and I will meet you and John-John on J.L.B.K.O.’s place on Martha’s Vineyard in 10 years. Got Any Aspirin K-Katie? Love, P.K. and O.N.J. TO. KBN: Be a crowd pleaser and a free feaser. From 1B To KBN: Do apricots grow on Trees??? To Son of Wadia: Sail away with C.M. and Santa. To Paul: Happy Birthday but forget the apricots. To Bobby B: B. Gd. at Hvrd, Kep in tch, Myb I'll Share my NBI Prz W U, Gd. Ick Alwys (Srry, I cldn’t ressf.) J.E.T. To Debbie H:. . . And a film loop 97 times, From your fellow lyricist. To Stevick: Fire Engines — From your Physics Partners. To Sandy C. If you stop sniffling, I'll pick up my feet! love P.K. + (O.N.J.) To B.A.. the special writer: Unique is more like it; I told you Grogan would get hurt! SC. Bette, remember the good times we had this summer. I hope we always stay good friends. Good luck forever. Love, Marcelle. A future Dream? If you will it, it isn’t a dream. Good luck to the class of “79”. — D.M.A. KBN: Remember Philadelphia — someone has to!! WTP To H.J.R.P.C.: Thanks for calming the waves when the seas got rough. You'll get a V.B. letter yet! S.C. Mike Donnelly, thanks for the motorcycle rides and everything you did for me. Darlene Duarte To P.A., thanks for the wonderful night at B.F. with L.P. signed, R.A.C.H.J.R.P.C. To “Louie” and “Charlie”: Shark Club forever! Watch out for the “leech”! Love Herb From G.T. to L.A. “You come with de tour, you stay with de tour.” Finn, How did it feel to be the only other guy in Martha’s class? Bob Marcelle, Remember all the good times we had from your freshman French class — my sophomore French class to our senior English. Don’t touch that door. Kong e e pong i nong tong 0 u cong hong. Sandi To Betty S. “Carry On!” C,S,N + U! Viva Billy Joel, our “Piano man”! Love, Chris To Sue A. Cheer! Can’t wait for Arizona, are they ready for us? I’m ready for them, anytime! Love, Chris To Carlos B. You'll never know or did you? Good Luck — will a!ways think of you! F- Lunch — Anonymous To Holly H, A special friend — Though you are far, still you are very near! You're No. 1 in my yearbook! Keep writing those letters. MISS YA! Love, Chris To George and Armand, Thanks for the best four yet. Bruce Sam — Twelve is the “KEY” number!! Hang loose and have a cool day!!! Mother Goose Vie — That coffee milk was part of the best breakfast I ever had!! Martha Disco Queen — You've got darts!! Your dance partner!! (HaHa) Dean — What do you think of ordering 500 more? We'll sell them easy!! Martha Micky — Someone must have switched the signs on the rest rooms around because I would never have. . . You still owe me about 10 favors but it’s O.K. you’re welcome, Martha Face, Face, Fella, Face — Never forget wrestling matches, N.Y.’s Eves, lizards “S” Disease. I'll miss you. . . Love, Loose Cheezy Rider — Take good care of that illegitimate freckle of yours. Thanks for being there. Love, Loose Carolyn: Never forget “Happiness” and All the other great times! Thanks for always being there and remember the phone booth. Luv ya, Pat Little Jock — You'll never make it to “high” court. Remember our date, 12 31 79 Love, Loose Bunnies: Stay away from open fingers, gravy suckers, and fiestas. Thanks for understanding. Love, “K.S.” Brooklyn: Thanks to you, I'll never be thirsty! Thanks for all the great times! Luv Ya, Pat To the Shark Club: Get the leech, our 1 enemy! Thanks for my great lunches! Luy Ya, Charlie To Spaz + Pleazer, Party on once, have a great life! Fawn P.S. Remember Horseneck To Mr. Walsh + his E period class. I’m not as strange as I seem. Good Luck, Lori “How are things over in Dublin, Damon? Does there seem to be some hope of a constitutional settlement?” Love, Mommy Ellen! Would you like me to treat this like a joke? Yes No . Love, Mario You really never know how much you liked somebody until they’re really gone — toa special friend Most remembered is being with Cleo. Heading for U.S. Navy To the West End kid and Bobby. . . Dat Me To the Lizards, Good Luck in the future and always remember that game. P.S. We are going to get you, The Machine. Hey Mo. B, We heard you don’t wear any underwear, is that true? M.P. + L.E. To Diane: Let’s hear it for the easy home test! Remember, it all started when we looked at your Neck Lace! JB + RF D.F., C.L., M.P., E.H. Remember the night at the Drive-In this year Because In Heaven There ain’t No Beer! SJ To the girl without underwear, take care. P.G. Car, Cor, Sher, and Pam — Thanks — Lynne To Basia: Purple is not my favorite color. If you can avoid it, don’t ever be unattached! ($10, $10, $10, $10, $10) J.B. To Debbie H.: M. M.’s PEANUTS To the other half of PIH, a timid youth whose existence is permeated by a sordid lust which extends forever. . . into the Twilight Zone. See you there. Ru To D.H., You’re pie. I’m Poo! and to S.M.J., Meet me at the dump in ten years. lal allen. The RU — May Herman get you for all those falling books, rocks, and pennies. Your C.C.U. Pal. P.S. — Don’t laminate him! P.P.S. I'll trade you a horn for a cigar. Diana — I’m really glad things are working for you. I'll miss you very much. Love, Loose. To Grem: Remember our many experiences: getting turned away wherever we went and most of all remember our double dates!! From Vicless Miss Allen: “Thank you” can’t say enough. I'll be back for your job. Love, Lucy. Lisa: Remember great times and good friends; Newport (Is this how to start it); toothpaste; New Year’s Eve; Harbor Beach; fun with R.H. and S.B.; mostly the great friendship we share. Love, Jackie E.S. and Kenny — I hate leaving you behind guys (because I can’t trust you two alone!). Love, Lucy P. Greene — Coke! Thanks for all the unforgettable times. From MCI to happiness, Henry J. Comminsky the square, French fries, skateboards, 800—325-3535, and getting stuck in phone booths. You're great . . . Love ya, Carolyn P.S. Is that F.P.’s car?! Brooke — Thanks for all your help and understanding. I couldnt have made it through without you. I’ll never forget the things we’ve gone through. And to the nuts who bought Dunkin Donuts at 4:30 a.m., where’s the milk? Love, Sweetic To the cheering squad of °78-'79 — Thanks for all the laughs and good times. From cheering camp to the Durfee Game and David Prouty. You're all great! Love ya, Sweetie To our para-neurotic Editor-in-Chief (E.PY.): There were times I’m sure you knew, when we bit off more than we could chew. . . of spats and quarrels we've had a few, but more than this, we could not do, without you, ooh-ooh-oh, (soapsuds, please.) All our love L.A. and G.T. P.K. (C.0.) Daddy bought me Greece. Tell me that the rumor sweeping Monaco isn't true. Your daddy didn’t really buy you the English Navy to match your Iranian army. Faux pas, Christina, faux pas. Love, L.A. (J.0.) Weirdo, I’m worth the trip. All my like. Sunkin Munchkin. H.C. Someday what? L.A. G.T. Lock yourself in the closet and pray to K.C. and the devil (Same difference) L.A. Fitzie, Georgina, Greta, we've been through it all, haven't we? I couldn't have asked for better company. Thanks for all the memories. Wish there were more, Love ya. Fanny, Kelly, Laurie. To Elaine P. Lightfoot: Is the grass always greener over Garden’s shoulder? From the Calculus Kid. R.C. — Yes, I have the “limousine” today. Sam’s Luxurious Limousine Service will stop at the end of school. Reminder: All your bills are still on credit, unpaid. Sam Bush 109 110 R.B. — Mr. Besen, WAKE UP!! Samir E.Y. — Elaine, “SHUT UP!” Samir H. J.T. —I know you are not really C.M. or M.C. Samir J.D. — Hey, Dziuba, come here. Samir To all my friends on F and G lunch shift and everyone at E.G. Park: remember all the fun and laughter we had; I'll never forget you guys. Darlene Duarte Never forget Mr. J. Raposo or the fun we had in physiology and English. Good Luck, Seniors, and Best Wishes. Darlene Duarte To K.N.: Thanks so much for setting me straight? To Red: Let’s plan a trip to Germany! Steeeve G Period Lunch friends — I'll miss you guys, even if you are only a bunch of immature juniors. Love, Lucy Cheryl, Don’t snap any wires. . . they might ring!!! Dave and Steve Mrs. Sawyer’s G-period gang — Remember dirty jokes and all the racks. “But I don’t want to go to Physics.” Hey, Ruy, want a slip for the boy’s room? Brady Brunch — Always remember our one big happy family and all the fun we had. If any of you ever need a friend or someone just to talk to, just call. Love always, Alice To O’Sardinha, Thank you for being you, little boy. I’ll see you in the SYMPHONY! Love KOA-LE-BEAR R.C.: “Was it supposed to be that soft?”’ J.T. To Julius: Who’s in that bathtub? Love, Chico To Martha: Thanks for all the great memories, but most of all thanks for being a great friend!!! From Vic To certain members of the Class of 79: Put down those depression straws and forget our planned suicide parties. Just think of the future — there is so much to live for!! — Boake To D.H., M.R., S.J., D.R., H.H., L.A., C.L.: Thanks for the fantasies. You’ll never know what you missed. (Should you change your mind, we’re in the phone book) Love, PIH. M.R. — Yes Martha, you really can do it that way! The Girls from the Other Side of Midnight. No, this is not a pick-up place. D.H., S.J. To my “G period” lunch table: Remember all the laughs we had and especially remember our great Christmas caroling!!! From V.P. Deb R.: I'll always remember you as being a kinky gravy sucking pig. Love, ‘‘K.S.” To Miss Martha: Is that gown magenta? Love, Solomon To Julius: And that lady wouldn’t even give me enough money for an ice cream cone. Love, Mr. Nice Guy To the other half of PIH, Ain’t lust grand? and to S.C. May you have smooth sailing as very high seas. H.J.R.P.C. D.J. — Worm, ignorant splits in sand ride great on ponies and fire engines. Stevie. Flammy — You’re one heckuva lady! I’ll miss you! Love, Lucy. To L.J.A., SOMEDAY! Love, H.J.R.P.C. It’s soft and warm down here in crevice town!!! From Vicki, Barbara, and Marie To Mr. Longo: Have you received any love letters lately??? From M.V.M.B. Stevie: Penelope and a pink chiffon dress look good with ignorant, misguided pitchers!!! D.J. To Martha: Remember Baconburger?? From Vic K.N., S.J., and C.L.: Are French films really even better if they’re run backwards? D.H. To Vic: Did you learn anything from our little talk at West Island??? From Marie and Barbara Lucy: If I ever see you holding hands with anyone, I’ll rip your hairnet off and then you'll really be in trouble!! Love, Deb Freddie and Roger: You give us a Sheer Heart Attack. D.B. S.G. Lynne: Your “Corner of the World” is beautiful. I’m glad that you share it with me. Remember we'll always be a couple of ‘wild and crazy guys,” “but that’s O.K. for me.” Love, Sherri Jeanne: To whom I've spent the last 4 years with; I hope to spend a lifetime with you. Lisa S.: Get with the Beat or Smell you Defeat! Black pants and black hands it was worth it! You’re a great friend. Maureen Robbie: Which are you, systematic or efficient? “Thanks” for the Christmas present. I'll never completely recover from knowing you. J.B. Dear M.F.: GOOD MORNING!!” Love, The Flake To Our Illustrious Leader: May your quads never crinkle and your croppers always crop. WTP To the gang and R.R. groopies: Thanks for all the fun times and laughs. I’ll miss you all. . . Love, Donald To the crazies in psych and my P. A. partner: Thanks for all the good times, it was a great year. Love, Jan Dear L.B. (And that doesn’t stand for Lucy Benevides either): To you I leave the custody of my hunters, but — I get first priority when I’m home! Love, Chee-Zee Rider To Sally, A true oran-u-tan: We've come a long way together. Thanks for all the good times, and you would be a great Shell answer man. Think about it. Love, Jane Ruance and Chinkipoo: Thanks for all the fun from 7th grade to Calculus. Take Care. D.J. (Chinkipie) Lucy Barbara: The two of you have made my life richer. Remember all the laughs and good times. I'll never forget you two. Love Always, Donald Carleen: My G.A. Thank you for showing me who I am and letting me be me. You'll always fill my emptiness. Love, “Infinity” To Husky: The real thing is better than a pillow; stop; suicide is not the answer. Remember 1776: T.P. “Z” Michael: I’ll always cherish our unique relationship. I’m looking forward to the future when we will be together always. Love, Jeanne Basia: Remember “THE LIFEGUARD” at West Islan Beach and the one on T.V. Love, Juluius To the Shark Club: Remember all the good times at lunch and don’t ever forget “boggy knees” or “Kanga-roo”’. Love you all, Louie To David and Sandy — Think we’ll ever find out how Miss Wilde’s trip to California was? Martha and Bob P.K., May the future hold the key to unlock your dreams, forever. Love, B.C. Marcelle, Will always treasure our Senior year, including our Nancy Drew and George nights! Best friends? Love, Bette How is the “little gray wolf” today??? Still howling, I bet!! From your Cuz To Julius: Give us a nice toothy smile. . . Love ya, the Disco King Dear L.A.: Don’t forget to lock me in the closet to-pray-to-K.C.-or-the-Devil-same- difference. With glue, G.T. To the General: How deep is the ocean? All my love, Miss Boredom To Sandy S., Barbara T., and Phyllis R., can I borrow a pencil? Bob To Abby-Baby: See you in Panama, To dig another lock, for Mr. Spenalzo love and arsenic, Martha-Baby Barb and Lisa: I’m turning over in my grave. Love, Bing To the Drama Club fellas: Remember those really swell times, remember what it’s like to be young and gay. M.R. — My partner in the “downtown” crime. Hang loose, Mother Goose! Thanks for everything. Love, Sam Lisa, Maureen, Carolyn, Lisa — We’re 1, is what we yell, We're 1, Can’t you tell? Love, Jackie Yank: The Turks are on your tail. The Plo is still looking for a few good men, while you have the chance. Billy Mayes To Doreen C. — Don’t ever forget Smugg’s or was it the Go Round? Come and see me at Tino’s sometime! Thanks for everything! OLAY PO! Love Chris P.A.: Watch out for those hit and run guard rails at the Mall, you dork. Mom H.C. — See if I ever go to the dump with you again! Helas, les descriptions sont magnifiques. S.J. Matt — forever! Love, Lucy To my favorite DJ — ha ha, I saw you in your nightgown at J.S.’s. Not bad knees, kid! P.S. — Gary’s nose is squashed. Lots of love, Ru. What’s up — hey everyone, Uglt, Uglt, Uglt, no Connulty, it isn’t a seal. Paul To R.C., H.J.R.P.C., J.T., K.N.: You really woke me up this year; next year I think I'll go back to sleep! S.C. Lori, Geri and Diane: What will you do without me? I will survive, will you? Joanne To Roy, Mark, Chip, and Steve — remember “The Machine” and me. George and Dave: Hey guys, got my picture yet??? Bette To Linda: Going back to Taunton on the bus? Wang Wang! Michele To Pamela — Fire — Let’s save the credit union so we can be on T.V. — Ellen Keith — I don’t want the divorce — Honey. To Sandy: Anybody got a tissue? Wow, it’s hot in here! Love, Bette and Pam. C.S.. . . Always remember the crazy things we've done along with all the hard times we've shared. It was a dynamite year. Thanks! Love ya, Sis. Vivian — My number one scuz. Don’t expect me to do good in volleyball today . . . Ellie. C.L.S.. . . It was a dynamite year. . . Thanks. . . Love ya all!! P.G.: T'll always remember the fun we had when we went out, and I'll never forget your laugh. . . Love ya, B.A... . To R.A.C.: I miss you, 19897 To Lidia — One T-Bone biem qui, Passe. Check the ice. What’s number 64? Shur your face! The Angel. Wahoo Hoo: C.L., N.P., L.S., M.F., L.R., B.A., C.S., A.C., J.V., A.P., P.G., you’re all so lucky! From J.H. To Phil L: Always and Forever. . . Friends. Love, Dolly To N.F. — Slapshot, I’m listening to the . . you. K.H. To Tunes: You and me equal us. Dolly . song, and D.P. — I'll always be above E.G. Love will always be near. Forever, T.P. Mom and Dad: Thanks to you for everything. Love, T.P. Best of luck to all my friends and to the class of °79. Fellow classmates, never forget Ms. M. . . Debbie To C.C.: Don’t forget that 4 exists, even afar. Always my “little schnoogams”’ Love, R.A.F. Doreen: Remember the times we had on F lunch shift. Don’t forget M.P. and all my “Friends”. Good Luck, Debbie Dear Lynne, the love of my senior year, remember us and the times. Love always, Paul To the Greene Bunch — Thanks for making my Senior Year something I'll never forget. . . Luv Ya, Dad. To the Strawberry-blonde guy in Senior Lounge — I think you’re cute. Love, J.S. Carol Brian — 1-Forever. Debbie: I haven’t had any dreams lately, so I guess you won’t be getting killed, after all! But just be on the safe side, take care of yourself and try not to get into any car accidents! The Dreamer Basia, Well, you can call me Ray or you can call me Jay, but you don’t have to call me Ed. Love, Ed. I can only say “thank you” and I love you all. Elaine Nurse Martins, R.N., Twelfth grade wouldn’t have been the same without pink slips, the Science Resource Center, Mrs. Parker, Miss Wilde’s Class (Ulgh!), all our problems with college forms, and especially you as a friend! Stay healthy, wealthy, and wise and keep in touch! Love, Dr. Poulos M.D. F Period lunch group, To a bunch of kids who I had a great time eating with (lunch period would have been boring without you!). Always remember the moral of the year: Never stuff your horse full of jelly donuts or his stomach may explode! Love, The Horse Thief K.R. and S.C., I only wish that you had known how much I really care. E. Marie, We're gonna go Hawaiian! (with our purple socks!) Love, Debbie J.B., No Manny’s just short! L.P. Macbeth, I’m gonna get you at Birnam Woods! Love, Banquo’s Ghost Bashoo, Remember, only you can prevent forest cigars! (Do you have your hat?) Love, Ed T. Miss Tracz, How do you expect me to work with your hair when you’re going bald? (Did you steal one of our coats?) Love, Maria and Tony Basia, Always remember my bushy eyebrows, buck teeth, my talent as an actor and hockey player, and especially my beautiful smile. Love, Robby B. Sailboat Queen, Always remember those long, long, long, long summer days at THE BEACH. Clamming in the morning, sailboating with Chris, (you were always good at that!) jogging to the lighthouse (ouch!), and getting stuck in the mud (well, one of us did, anyway!). I enjoyed reminiscing in the water (I remember when . . .) But, I especially enjoyed the ice cream from Gulf Hill Dairy. Love, Orange Sherbert Seuz I: I'll always remember all the fun we had in 10th grade. After all, we met so many interesting people! “Navy Girl”, Munroe Murgatroyd, and you know who! Have you received any Father’s Day cards lately? Love to Pal and all the gang (Dolores, Ma and Pa, Harry. . .) Greased Lightnin’ — I will always remember 9th and 12th grade lunch, the “Little Grey Wolf”, P.J., the “Pied Piper’, especially Lasso Fever, Maria, and Miss Wilde’s class (spinous processess!). How-w-w-l. . . Love, Your favorite cousin Inchie — I'll always remember: The day my ducaine machine broke down because an old bat got her wings caught in it; The Day we went to the football game with our CAMERAS (‘‘click, click”); Stoneface in Miss Wilde’s class; Chemistry labs; Cheat notes; Weasels; Moles; and especially you! Remember: “Hush Puppies are fun!” Love, Teddy Bear. Linda Andria: Don’t forget to meet me at Clark’s Cove during the summer. J.J. will be there along with three-legged rats, sharks, whales, and of course, Mr. M. I’m sure with all of those CHARMING people there, we'll have a ball... Love, The Limpet Basia: The “Hawk” has fled! Love, Mrs. H. Basia: What physics? Love, Mr. A. Basia: Can I have a tissue? Love, M.R. Round Hill; Remember; Thank God for the beautiful water. . . I remember when I was a child . . . Little Joy, Little Joy . . . what a beautiful sunset! Love, The Reminiscer, (Mrs. P.) Garden: Always remember — “Garden is a twit!”, the Physics Phenomenon (Gary, move your shoulder!) and the Calculus Kid. (M.G. the backseat), and NIE, NIE, NIE, From E.P. Lightfoot Bette — Gee, it’s hot in here. Sandy Julius — I told you to turn it off, not pull it out. The Arm Burner Basia, You have places to go, and people to see; still I’m going to miss you. But anyway, I wish you good spaces in the far away places you go. If it rains or it snows, may you be safe and warm. . . and if you need somebody sometime, you know I will always be there. I know that we will never change, because we've been friends through rain or shine for such a long, long time. Love, Julius Julius — How can you ever forget Doc Wilusz’s class, (hush puppies), (What's up doc?), (your teddy bear)? Martha’s class (meat leaves the stomach last), (cough, cough, cough, choke, choke, choke, quiet while I get a drink of water, class) (and of course that ducane machine). From sixth grade to twelfth grade (minus eighth, ninth and tenth), thanks for being a friend. P.S. Inchie says HI! Emily (love crossed out) Is the grass always greener over Garden's shoulder? You bet your chlorophyll it is! ! Bette — Gee it’s hot in here! Sandy Baa Baa: The first picture I took came out a reversal. The second picture I took of you, and the camera broke. So, you'll have to settle for a reversal of the reversal. “Click Click” Samir and Ruy — SHUT UP!!! Your Org. Chem. and Physics fan club P.A.K. (O.N.J.!) — We had some good times. I wish you only happiness. E. Basia, Alulabumba! Love, Trini To the Three Nuts (C.F., R.F., AND J.B.), whatever you do in life always remember the Nutcracker Suite, Hawaiian Wedding Songs, wild parties, sprained ankles, hurt knees, mushroom pizza (the whole thing, Rueben!) people’s backs (especially in English) and especially French Curses! Love, the Nutcracker To Ann, Sandy, and Debbie, Watch out for people who rummage through garbage cans in Chemistry class! the “Weasel” To the Other Spoiled Brat, I didn’t appreciate that! (still, you’re such a loyal, kind, considerate friend, I'll forgive you!) Love to Olivia, Mrs. T., Mrs. P., Mr. Souvy, and all the spoiled brats in the world. Love, the Spoiled Brat Feed Dragger: Got a tissue? Remember the novels you wrote in the ninth grade? Remember easy English in grade 10? (homosexuals) and I'll always remember you driving through stop signs. Keep a good supply of tissues, Pam, please pick up your feet. The Sniffler Boobie, My guitar string broke so I can’t serenade you anymore. Brother Love came over and sprayed my sheets with Glade, while Sweet Caroline was upstairs in my bathroom with her bottle of Neet Spray. The beautiful noise made Ya Ya and Babeai turn over in their graves but the song will always live on and on. Love, (at) The Greek (Neil) Parker S., I’m going to get you! Love, The Shark To the best C.C. staff ever: There were good times and not-so-good times but we had stuck together and made it. You all worked so hard and gave it everything you had. 111 Bus. Phone 993-0334 Res. Phone 763-5586 C. P. BRODEUR, INC. e 80 WRIGHT STREET NEW BEDFORD, MASS. AUTHORIZED CATERPILLAR MARINE ENGINE USED ENGINES PARTS SERVICE MARINE GEARS LA FRANCE +� JEWELER Certified Gemologist — Registered Jeweler — Member American Gem Society 763 Purchase Street New Bedford, Mass. Area Code 617 — 993-1137 112 Best Wishes to the Class of '79 DUFF PLUMBING AND HEATING BONVILLE'S MARKET 142 South Main Street ACUSHNET Beer — Wines — Liquors Groceries — Fresh Meats 995-0313 Compliments of CENTRAL PHARMACY 1833 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford 995-5755 Junior Banquet 116 The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road has gone And | must follow, if | can, Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? | cannot say. J. R.R. Tolkien Mrs. Ailene Siegel Riddle of destiny, who can show What thy short visit meant, or know What thy errand here below? Charles Lamb Sean Dexter U2 Mesraat Aarrst Movie ATURDAY NIGHT CLIVE Sanp -@ PNher- , Md ARO é ay ANN? We x é SA) 35 pewe t Cc oO mp AN Y 118 REDFORD 1 t CLINT : B BURT U] U LI (] [] FRR. 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Went a he ae he gc we S Pempetas, i Ae crs es ae ee ; “gee y ie WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS — AGAIN... The New Bedford High football team continued the Crimson tra- dition of excellence by capturing the SMC Div. I Championship! . . . The Whalers were 9-1-0 over all, losing on Catholic Memorial... How can the Whaler rid Coach Bruce’ MacPherson — Coach Mae ee Indians, clawed the Tigers, and whal eCl ‘ tains Mark Correia and Mike Cabral. . . Tad Morris he ever get through those guys? . . . Guido Coucci . . . Our annual defeat of those Durfee turkeys . . . Football rallies at the Back Row, | to r: Rick Per- zentz. Duarte Vieira, Mario Pimental, Chris Francis, Mike Antunes, Mark Joachim, Rudy Fonseca. Front Row, | to r: Mike Panagakos, Randy Hamel, David Finnerty, Dale Whiting. Larry Drayton, Co- Capt. Mark Correia, Co-Capt., Mike Cabral, Guido Coucci, Tad Morris, Don Tavares, Dwayne Lopes. 122 Back Row, I-r: Assistant Coaches Alan Zexter, Rob- ert Liljidahl. Front Row, ler: Head Coach Bruce MacPherson, Assistant Coaches Kenneth Soares, Wayne Hamlet. 123 14 = Scituate iT) co ° © = i= So on N x Naugatuck 8 23 Taunton Dartmouth 28 Chicopee 14 Falmouth Fairhaven 33 Attleboro 14 26 =Durfee Back Row, I-r: Abel daSilva (manager), Coach Manny Matos, Goncalo Rego, Joaquim Castelo, Tony Miranda, Joe Lazaro, Celso Fer- reira, Tony Lopes, Manny Francisco, Bobby Carreiro, Asst. Coach Joe Gill, Joey deBurgo. Front Row, I-r: Jorge Marmelo, Arturo Melo, Pedro Pelicas, Tri-Capt. Joao Soares, Tri-Capt. Victor da Cunha, Tri-Capt. Mike Canasta, Fer- nando Pinto, Carlos de Arruda, Clovis Fer- reira, Danny Ferreira. roa 23 _ 2 coo Weal 3S p See ey ee ae eae SOCCER a NB onent 4 Falmouth o® 2 7 Den. Yar eet 4 Barnstables ®% 2 6 Westport � 0 6 Diman Voke 1 4 Durfee l 5 Taunton d 4. Falmouth 0 1 Den.-Yar. 3. 4 Barnstable 4 8 Westport mn 2 9 Diman-Voke Wy 1 6 Durfee ©. 0 7 Taunton. 0 3 Beverly “2 sh Lexington % 3 _ Somerville 3 2.4 _ Wakefield me “4; 7 ominster _ y oA . SENIORS L-r: Coach Manny Matos Tony Miranda, Manny Francisco, Danny Ferreire, Carlos de Arruda. Front Row, I-r: Jorge Miranda, Pedro Pelicas, Tri-Capt. Joao Soares, Tri- Capt. Victor da Cunha, Fernando Pinto. reoanie Vaohur Melo’s seven hat tek ¥ jacket . . . Our five shutouts . . . Tri- Captains ] Soares, ane Mike Canasta. . . On the season: 73 g : ¢ them. . . Arthur Melo — ‘leading scorer in Southeastern Mass. Diy. I PCclag Ferreira second in SMC Div. I scoring. . . Manuel Matos and Joe Gill —‘It was.a team effort — ev ae involved.” STATE TOURNEY ne f Led by Tri-Capts. Mike Canasta, Vic daCunha. and Joao Soares, the NBH� boot- f ers made it to the states and captured the ; 4 ; — ee ci - ee. eAtWVtz a Southeastern Mass. Championship Ba « , ‘ aS Ors Although they lost in the semi-final match om ; , it was a great season for Coach Manny ‘ Matos and his soccer team. i Yip Yj 4 | VY Y 7, , ups fh t | Yy . . : ——S—SS == —S=— ————S—— = —— = = — —— —= mi | FIELD HOCKEY Back Row, I-r: Iris Alkalay, Maureen Reilly, Sarah Smith, Sherri Rhodes, Jennifer Wheelden, Donna Harris, Linda Lucio. Middle Row, I-r: Pamela Grant, Nicole St. Pierre, Donna Clark, Bethany Martin, Robin Grant, Michelle St. Pierre, Martha Reid, Coach Jeanne Bonneau. Front Row, I-r: Tri-Capt. Adele Youngblood, Tri-Capt. DeeDee Cruz, Tri-Capt. Lynne Costa. WES SHALL a - Although their record was Bapponting, an win, 3 losses, 6 ties). it was an enjoyable year for our field hoc key team corertthow can weforget . Tri-Capts. A Adele Youngble od. DeeDee Cruz. Lynne Mbsta. . . The super defensive play of Robin Grant . Adele's offensive play . 04 The great sportsmamsh ip of Seniors Lynne @osta and Martie Reid . . DeeDee’s great goaltending 7 . Adele making the all- star team . . Coach Je anne Bonneau ai arn “lt was a building vear. ie” 4 Fen. : : ag S geste ay | : ss Bi - iw. te ft; ;) 1 A prin mi utilis a ) = ae ae ee A a ah ae = as a sr aa ans. ee a “9 = so eh A A: ae i: le ‘GAM i emg. or = « Ee = a Se : Soman ms FIELD HOCKEY — me wee —_— ms 8 ry . tee ee 2 Ji J - — ; 2 ee NB Opponent 0 Dartmouth, P L 2 Star “4 l =e , Somerset Ae 2 OF ne Fairhaven | 0 a . Westport a O 0. Dartmouth? ? 2 peeeae ear + 0 Stange} yee ; 8) Somerset Fairhayen L-r: Tri-Capt. Lynne Costa. Tri- Capt. Adele Youngblood. Tri-Capt. DeeDee Cruz. Martha Reid. 129 CROSS COUNTRY Top Row, I-r: Matt Picard, Tony Patter- son, Mike Norton, Joe Silveira, Peter Nowell, Dave Nichols, Shawn Terry, Eric Frias, Mike Machado, Gary Castino, Coach Steve Gardiner. Bottom Row, I-r: Mike Correia, Mark Heleen, Tri-Capt. Russ Rybka, Tri-Capt. Brian Wilson, Tri-Capt. Dave Clark, David Perry, Ann Levesque, Sue Alves, Marrit- hia Jacobs. acetone CROSS COUNTRY NBY YS bponent 33 18 21 ee P37 28 29 30 Dartmouth 27 21 Voke 36 SENIORS L-r: Tri-Capt. Brian Wil- son, Tri-Capt. Russell Rybka, David Perry. it “ea urth imine lea, I � how can we fe 906 GIRLS’ SWIM Back Row, I-r: Pat Chapdelaine, Pat Setera, Cor- bina Jacintho, Karen Midttun, Maureen Thornber, Corinne Perron, Louise Cabral, Monique Bour- geois. Front Row, I-r: Cathy Johnson, Maureen Walsh, Sue Maccini, Melanie Hill, Jackie Bariteau, Co- Capt. Cheryl Lyonnais, Co-Capt. Sue Bourgeois, Ann Richard, Janet O'Malley, Wendy Foucart, Jane Medeiros, Coach Kathy Buckley. GIRLS’ SWIM NB Sy Opponent re Middleboro 92 83 Randolph 92 47 Canton � he 126 29 Seekonk 53 68 Westwood 3 104. ae Durfee fs 3 7 | 125 To Taunton 96 20 Dover-Sherborn 63 71 Ursuline 100 46 Attleboro. 126 81 St. Raphael 90 Hi. : Stoughton — eee OL SENIORS L-r: Melanie Hill, Co-Capt. Sue Bourgeois, Co-Capt. Cheryl Lyonnais, Coach Kathy Buckley, Jackie Bar- iteau THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING. . . It was a disappointing season for the girls swim team as they fin- ished their season with a 1-1] record . . . The wait for the win was long beeause it was in the last meet that the Whalers finally met victory! . . . How can we forget. . . Our win over Stough- ton. 111-61. . . Lisa’s good luck sign . ... Co-Capts. Sue Bour- geois and Cheryl Lyonnais . . . Our super underclassmen. Lisa lacoponi. Donna Lyonnais, Ann Richard, and Karen Midttun . . Do all your flip turns” � . . Coach Kathy Buckley — “We were very enthusiastic and hard working: it's very encouraging for next season. Back Row, I-r: Michelle Gray, Rochelle Gendron, Norma Audette, Dolly Burns, Betty Fortes. Middle Row, I-r: Coach Karyn Bicker, Veronique Mange, Esmeralda Correia, Capt. Jane Kalife, Kathy Mingola, Donna Perry, Shantina Sanders. Front Row, l-r: Sheryl Amaral, Fernanda Carapinha, Wendy Smith, Ann Sampson, Paula Karalekas, Joan Affonce. VOLLEYBALL NB 1 Fairhaven 1 Wareham Se © Den!:Yar. 0 = ORRHS Woke 1 2 Bourne 0 | Fairhaven 1 Wareham id __ Den.-Yar. 0 _ ORRHS 2 Voke 2 Bourne Opponent So [Oo N 4O NIN 7S “Weetewee tbe VOLLEYBALL SENIORS L-r: Veronique Mange, Betty Fortes, Rochelle Gendron, Donna Perry, Dolly Burns WAIT °TIL NEXT YEAR. ... The volleyball team had a tough sea- son as it lost many players to gradua- tion . . . They finished with a 4-8 record and most of their matches were close. . . How can we forget . . . Junior Capt. Jane Kalife . . Our close match at home against _ Wareham . . . “Keep your eye on the ball!” . . . Coach Karyn Bicker _ — “It was a building year. The kids _ were great and we had a good time.” ... A little foreign intrigue with Veronique. . . “Get Loose!” BOYS’ BASKETBALL Back Row, I-r: Coach John Pacheco, Mike Lajoie. Mark Dias, Tony Williams, Danny Wixon. Mark Groebe, Eric Britto, James Lessa, Assistant Coach Marc Leten- dre. Front Row, I-r: Richard Helme. Jeff DeBarros. Co-Capt.. Dwayne Lopes, Co- Capt.. Derwin Watkins, Donald Tavares, Darren MacPherson, Manager Peter Kane. i! 5 22 al I 7 ANOTHER SUPER SEASON... . The boys’ basketball team provided a ray of sunshine in the } | otherwise bleak winter by presenting us with yet another winning Season. . . How ean they forget. . . Coach John ! | | a Pacheeo . GaGa paints Derwin Watkins and Dwayne ii iM Lopes. % Y Derwin’ s high scoring that gained SMC recogni- - 4 : tion. . . Our two great victories over arch-rival Durfee — ee eee 452 mT | ii i Mi we eI em! . . . Our triple overtime game against —i— ' ie | ' Ni Fairhaven (even euch we lost) . . . Jeff “Mr. Straw” = — mate Ml DeBarros . . . Junior standout Tony Williams — our — a. mil ao | promise for the future. . . Fruit Lopes, Snow, Dr. Dunk — ch tae on “a . Mamie. . eee ee BASKETBALL Opponent Taunton 81 Bish. Conn.” 62 Stang 36 Fairhayen 52 _. Durfee 45 ’ Y - Somerset . 59 Attleboro | ee Dartmouth . cael] Taunton oe FE ae Bish. Conn, a _ Barnstable as 34 7 Fairhaven’ pe EO] Durfee 52 Somerset 62 Attleboro 73 Dartmouth 54 Barnstable 54 Back Row, I-r: Richard Helme, Jeff DeBarros, Darren MacPherson. Front Row, I-r: Co-Capt. Dwayne Lopes, Co- Capt. Derwin Watkins, Donald Tavares. 137 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Back Row, l-r: Susan Alves, Jane Kalife, Donna Fields, Gwen Smith, Becky Harriman, Liz Peternel, Rose Peternel, Rochelle Gendron, DeeDee Cruz, Coach Jeanne Bonneau. Front Row, I-r: Tri-Capt. Charlene Wil- liams, Tri-Capt. Diane Gomes, Tri Capt. Lynne Costa. ANOTHER GOOD SEASON . The girls’ basketball team got off to a slow start, but picked up the pace at the end of the season. . . How can they for- get. . . Taping Rose Peternel and Roc- helle Gendron before all the games. . . Tri-Capt. Lynne Costa, Charlene Wil- liams, and Diane G . DeeDee Poros. . i Barter Donna Fields . . . Coach Jeanne Bonneau . Wait ‘til next year — we'll ‘beat Stang yet)... . The undere lassmen: Becky sos Gwen Smitheand Donna Fields . ia GIRLS’ BASKETBALL NB Opponent 38 Seekonk 39 +2 ORRHS 32 39 Seekonk 28 46 —s Falmouth 32 36 Barnstable 51 25 Stang 33 ot Bourne 58 33 Den.-Yar. 51 30 Fairhaven 30 49 Wareham 33 45 Falmouth 52 44 Barnstable 29 Zr. Stang 32 ae Bourne 50 42 Den.-Yar 25 4] Fairhaven 23 34 Wareham 49 46 Holy Family 23 SENIORS: Tri-Capt., Lynne Costa, Dee Dee Cruz, Rochelle Gendron, Tri-Capt. Diane Gomes, Rose Peternel, Tri-Capt. Charlene Williams. 139 Back Row, I-r: Bob Reynolds, Tom Perreira, Bob Telo, Skip Hamer, Rick Smith, Glen Pontes, Doug Barrows, Bryan Correia, Dan Storer, Tony Oli- veira, Tom Reynolds, Statistician Ellen Harrington. Front Row, I-r: Jon Karalekas, Robert Moniz, George Ponte, Mark Fogaren, Assistant Coach Jim Reul, Capt. Mark Correia, Coach John Rolli, Mark Cote, Dennis Sylvia, John Tierney, Andy Harrington. A Tradition Of Excellence. . . The Crimson hockey team had another winning sea- son and some really great games, but still found the competition from the Cape tough. .- They finished the season an 11-8-l.record . ,-. Coached by John Rolli and Jim Reuly the Whalers were plagued by small numbersgack of size, andallness, but our boys came throdgheteseontinue the Crimson tradition of excellenee by Lurning out a winning record. . . How can they forget @ . � Senior Capt.” Mark “Pudge” Correia. . Thé Mifnchkin Line: Dan Storer, Den- nis Sylvia, and.Skip-Hamer . . . Turning our 12-1 loss to Baxnstable around téja 3-2 loss. . . Bus rides with Miss Dean“ahdithe eheerleaders. . .J.R... . Pudge’s J. Re imitations... Andy’s rendition of “Old MacDonald@ « Tommy Perreira’s Hatrick vs. Voke . . @ Now, ten — hete’s what we have to dot”... 2-2° he af DY . “— Tettoi”, “Moose”’, “Sasquatch” . . . Sprints between� the Wblue lines . . .Games on cable TV. . . Hitting the post, catch- ing the rebound, and scoring a goal!!! 140 HOCKEY “% 3 e ® Ss —_ Stoughton . Voke — No. Attleboro Fairhaven Bish. Conn. aunton OMEFSCt Wiest ae Stable. “Bakmouth Durfee + Voke FOWMDWODAWNBNNCHNNATE OOF L-r: Rick Smith, Skip Hamer, Capt. Mark Correia, Doug Barrows, Dan Storer, Bryan Correia. 141 Back Row, I-r: Michelle St. Pierre, Ray Almeida, Mike Machado, Ricky Gonsalves, Manny Bagaco, Luis Cabral, Bobby Johnson, Mike Canary, Erik Frias, Dennis Cregan, Coach Steve Gardiner, Assistant Coach Brian Rounseville. Middle Row, I-r: Larry Rothwell, Joe Silveira, Aguinaldo Fer- reira, Joe Robinson, Ray Jordan, Chris Mello, Mike Correia, Joan Smith, Belinda Haddocks. Front Row, I-r: Bubba Gomes, Seth Goodman, Gary Macedo, Dave Clark, Mike Norton, Spencer Barrows, Andy Boisvert, Russ O'Berry, Jean deBurgo, Jeff Stott, Jeff Roderiques. Sitting I-r: Paul Mon- talto, Mark Heleen, Manny Rodriques, Wally Gaj, Tri-Capt. Kevin Brito, Tri- Capt. Jackie Bariteau, Tri-Capt. Dale Whiting, Ricky Gracia, Michael St. Pierre, Mike Grant. Missing: Nicole St. Pierre, Scott Cliff. Bs merset eae Taunton ‘oe WINTER TRACK SENIORS Back Row, I-r: Manny Rod- riques, Wally Gaj. Front Row, I-r: Tri-Capt. Kevin Brito, Tri-Capt. Jackie Bar- iteau, Tri-Capt. Dale Whit- ing. Run, Run, Runto No. 1.. . The Crimson Whalers under the able coaching of Steve Gardiner tri- umphed again by taking first place in the SMG-Div..I with a 7-0-1- record . . -Their lone tie came against Attleboro in aptiesfor first at the Confer- ence meet . . . How can the fleet-footed trackmen (and women) forget . . . Oso Berry Good!” . . ..Fri-Cajpte Dale Whiting, Jackie Bariteau, and Kevin Brito. . . Dave Clark out-kicking Falmouth at the beginning — “and Ricky Gratiaoutkickin’emmat the end... . Ronaldo: Neideman, Smooth, and Jim Ryan. . . Russ’ harmoniea on the bus. . . The thrill of victory and the agony of the feet! . . . Winning the GNB Voke Invitational . . . Mike Grant’s final leg at the Taunton Relays. . . Our promise for the future Juniors Dave Clark, Mike St. Pierre, and Ricky Gracia. BOYS’ SWIM Back Row, |-r: Scott Jason, Robert Grant, Mike Rego, Shaun Walsh, John Gomes, Dave Nichols. Rick Sterling, Lenny Loran- ger. Jim Ronks, Harry Ainsworth, Mark Hathaway. Middle Row, I-r: Chris Nelson, Robert Xifaras, Steve Grey, Matthew Picard. Chris Fanning, Brett Silva, Tommy Hopkins, Andrew Grenon, Skip Simmons, Randy Talbot, Coach James Medeiros. Front Row, I-r: Peter Cabral, Jim Sullivan, Brian Wilcox, Shawn Terry, Bob Richard, Peter Nowell, Vince Jodoin, Mike Demers, Robert Small. Sitting, |-r: Mike Pelezarski, David Finnerty, Capt. Mike Fogaren, David Perry, Bob Schard. BOYS? SWIM mel yes : Opponent Be poeemreeW elleste SWIM ON TO VICTORY. . . The boys’ swim team finished for the first time with a winning record of 8-2. racking up 3rd ace in HeConference and 2nd at the Confer- meet... The Crimson Whaler were undefeated at home and had great support and super fans .. . How-can ahevs forget Super Coach Jim Medeiros... 2. “Captain Fan- tastie” Mike “Fogie”-Fogaren . ... “Life in the Fast Lane”... Seniors Bob, Fin. Pel, Perry. and Fog . . . The officials — Al ‘Huston and Dutch Holland . . . Coach Medei- ros after win swims . . . 5000 yards! . Chocolate chip cookies... Holy water for the other team’s pool... Fogie with every record but-tiwo . - . “Bobby Breaststroke”, “Holly- Wood and “Grunt” . . . The terrifie (but long)-ride“home from Attleboro in the snow . . . Our trips-to the Easterns, States. and New Englands . . . Ree rah chee. ree rah cha, ree rah chee chee, cha cha!! nerve rvewt Sl L-r: Bob Schard, David Perry, Capt. Mike Fogaren, David Finnerty, Mike Pelezarski. we =—SC OUR JOCKS Best Wishes to the Class of '79 PrOMPT PROFESSIONAL SERVICE LEVESQUE Auto Body, Inc. 367 Dartmouth St. Wart Subaru Sue Levesque, Manager ) a. 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General Contractors a TUXEDO RENTALS John Hunt Beh ‘ 888 Purchase St. ____ New Bedford, MA 02740 Tel. 993-9506 Li; ie 811-813 County St., New Bedford, Ma: % 377 Cedar Stre New Bedford, MA 0: ee Mest ys, Mon.-Sat un. 8 a.m.-8 Durfee Game ee i2¢ Ome sprig 164 ‘ e¥@eeee ) « ; ‘€ eeeetee evevere eeeeece NS 7 © e: SECONIS is €eeeese 4 Sees ee SAT Sn le ir Ieecaiunvaimanen ae utene eae Piertacertettert oer ay es s t atic ce ae , nn OE Gabthigndbansimaetine ee ren Ds a ickbe kates et ee —_ oe SN x = aS 3 S S 168 Crimson Courier Purpose: Periodical news magazine of New Bedford High School which functions both as a student service and a teaching medium for students interested in the many fac- ets of newspaper production. Back Row, I-r: Mr. William Doyle — Advisor, Photogra- phy Editor — William Vieira, Entertainment Editor — Carleen Maura, Co-Feature Editor — Paula M. Souza, Copy Editor Asst. Editorial Editor — John Hardy, Asst. Sports Editor — Barry Abrams, Joe Sabino, Joanne Car- doza, Curtis Pires, Mike Panagakos. Front Row: Sports Editor — Steve Connulty, News Managing Editor — Helder Costa, Editorial Editor — Anne Brennan, Editor- in-Chief — Elaine P. Yehle, Co-Feature Editor — Laurie Audette. Asst. News Editor — Greta Tavenner, Copy Edi- tor — Debbie Carreau. Engineers’ Club Purpose: To give students an insight into the requirements and different fields within the engineering profession. First Row, l-r: Mark Joachim, Carl Colangelo, Brian Helgeland. Second Row: V. Pres. __ David Correia. Stafford Saunders, Sec. — Kurt Kach. Third Row: Pres. — Mark Sousa. Brian Martin, Chris Nelson. Not Pictured: Paul Desautels, Jeff Rocha, Richard Fournier. Nurse’s Aides L-r : Dennis Lawrence, Jodi Martin, Carol Tate, Sherri Fineberg, Ann Normandin. Sitting: Debbie Rodrigues. Not Pictured: David Lawrence, Robin Offley, Doreen Barros, Diana Santos. Reading Room Aides First Row, I-r : Suzanne Whittaker, Maria Fur- tado. Adna Perreira, Hilda Almeida. Second Row: Ms. Marguerite Zielinski — Media Asst., Sue Mahoney, Ms. Vivian Robb — Librarian, Robert Westgate. Third Row: Gina Tetreault, Carla MacGregor. Not Pietured: Karen Alves, Charlene Ellis, Leslie King, Deborah Matthews, Joanne Metcalfe, Chris Nelson, Lisa Nobrega, Bar- bara Ramos, Michelle St. Pierre, Cathy Silva, Dolores Upham. Math Resource Center Aides First Row, I-r : Sheila Amaral, Liz Catunto, Maria Oli- veira, Kathy Roy, Nancy Ortega. Second Row: John Car- valho, Robyn Cosme, Roger Souza, Delores Brum, Chris- tine Bennett, Diane Farias. Third Row: Lori Ashley, Elvira Goulart, Mark Cormier, Joanne Leopold, Mark Brown, David De Moura, Joe Dupont, Steven Da Costa. Not Pictured: Leo Carreau, Paul Cloutier, Joyce Dean, Stephen Gray. Pep Club Purpose: To aid the Cheerleaders in promoting enthusiasm within the student body. First Row, I-r : Lynne Oliveira, Pat Andrade, Linda Theg, Pres. — Kelly Steadman, Mary Ann Da Silva. Base: Richlie Spooner, Kathie Murry. Pyramid: Ann Maric Russel, Mary Lou Macedo. Second Row: Linda Hatch, Noreen Aguiar — Pom-Pom Co-Captain, Lisa Chace, Mrs. Pauline A. Amaral — Advisor, Susan Pereira — Sec., Noelia Dias. Not Pictured: Theresa Carreiro, Traci Pragana, Lisa Jenny, Elizabeth Sheehan, Carolyn Broughton, Michelle Marchant, Sue Antonietta, Sue Amorin, Debby Poyant, Doreen Hal- lett, Betsy Sheehan, Nancy Ewaszko, Jean Bissonette. Da ee Vw Pen ON aE ha I ny halen, Junior Class Officers ler: First Vice Pres. — Anne McKenna, Pres. — Diana Couto, Second Vice Pres. — Jane Costa, Sec. — Rosie Vieira. Junior Steering Committee Third Row, I-r: Sharon Stiffler, Kathy DaRosa, Doreen Correia, Gwen Borowicz, Mark Groebe, Michael Grant, Jeff Clavin, Steve Winfield, John Calnan, Jeff Rocha, Joe Carreiro. Second Row, I- r: Esmeralda Correia, Jackie Dupuis, Charlene Nadeau, Darlene Duarte, Pattie Roy, Sue Levesque, Darlene Vieira. First Row, l-r: Carol Noel, Lori Arrelo, Jane Kalife, Pat Riley. 172 Drama Club Purpose: To expose the interested students to the thrill of live theatrical productigus through direct participation both on stage and backstage. Students gain a great deal of enjoyment and self-assuredness by performing our successful and well-received pro- fessional-like productions. Fifth Row, I-r: Martha Reid, Cheryl Lyonnais, Libby Horn, Bruce Lackey, Daniel Houbre, Donald Menezes, Karen A. Messier, Barbara Tracz, Robert Cliff, Denis Law- rence, Mark Parker, Deborah Langlois, Mark Sims, Melanie Chartier, Ellen Harring- ton, Mr. G. T. Charbonneau — Advisor. Fourth Row, I-r: Sandra Jacobs, Veronique Mange, David Perry, Marion Rocha, Lynne-Marie Costa, Marcelle Duval, Bette Clark, Paul Sardinha, Cindy Leighton, Laurie Audette, Pam Karalekas, Anne Brennan. Third Row, I-r: Patrice Poirier, Mary-Beth Swiszez, Lisa Ventura, Shawn Keavy, Kathy Netinho, Sharon Antone, Ed Antone, Sue Levesque, Gary A. Soares, Doreen Correia, Chris Nelson, Michelle Gray, Stephen Perry, Darlene Vieira, Diana Couto, Stephanie Hickok, Anne McKenna, Pattie Roy, Jackie Dupuis, Rosie Vicira. Seeond Row, I-r: Steve Gray, Terry Martins, Jacqueline Langlois, Jeanne Metcalfe, Diane Rivard, Mark Ledoux, Linda Nadeau, Susan Oliver, Sherri Fineberg, Lois Craveiro, Karen Metiver, Denise Bastos, Helen Green, John Tierney, Paul Fonseca, Michael Taylor, Robert Normandin, Cathy Swaye. Front Row, (1-r): Charlene Audette, Ann Knox, Michelle Dion, Bethany Martins, Kerri Fermino, Fayne Fogel, Lisa Jason, Joyce Hamer, Ann Farrell, Leslie Ventura, Liz Schaffer, Monique Bourgeois, Tony Vieira, Lisa Dube. Gail Brunette, Carolyn Price, Vincent J. Savino, Daniel O'Neill. Not Pictured: Mr. Armand Marchand — Advisor. y C— — he History Club Purpose: To promote service to the school and community, and to expand our knowledge of ourselves. First Row, I-r: Michael St. Pierre, Vivian Mingola, Mark Perry, Treas. Jackie Tetreault. Pres. Kathy Nanopoulos, Ist Vice-Pres. Anne McKenna, 2nd Vice- Pres. Paul Arguin, William Vieira, Maria Furtado. Second Row, I-r: Debbie Roberts. Anthony Vieira, Kerri Fermino, Ellen Harrington, Ruy Cardoso, Zoraida Correia. Pattie Roy, Elaine P. Yehle, Cathy Camaioni, Barbara Tracz, Mary Rodriques. Third Row, I-r: Helder Costa, Lucy Benevides, John Tier- ney. Jim Goulart. Joe Carreiro, Esmeralda Correia, Darlene Vieira, Charlene Nadeau. Darlene Williams, Stephanie Hickok, Gwen Borowiez, Doreen Cor- reia. Sue Pereira, Robert Besen. Fourth Row, I-r: Mary Boza, Diana Couto, Kenny Castino, Debbie Hardy, Mark Lopes, John Crowell, Kevin Akin, Chris Fanning. Jeff Clavin, Samir Habboosh, Mike Pelezarski, Steve Connulty, Sue Williams. Michelle St. Pierre, Mark Ventura, Jackie Dupuis, Rose Marie Vieira. Russell Rybka. Ann Worsley, Cathy Dupont. Missing: Sec. Chery] Lyonnais. Math Team First Row, I-r: Jeff Jodoin, Mike Constant, Helder Costa, Robert Besen. Co-Captain — Janice Jodoin, Robert Rich- ards. Second Row: Vincent Jodoin, Robert Lopes, Car! Colangelo. Sponsor — Timothy Mitchell, Co-Captain Samir Habboosh. Not Pietured: Sue Levesque, Pauline Desautels, Mike Demers. Diana Couto, Sandra Stewards. Chess Club Seated, l-r: George Goodfellow — Sponsor, Robert Besen. Samir Habboosh. Standing: Amir Habboosh, Car! Colangelo. Richard Alcobia. 173 Alpha First Row, I-r: Sharon Stiffler, Joyce Mello, Sue Crowther. See- ond Row: Laurie Audette, Greta Tavenner, Pam Karalekas, Anne Brennan. ACT PALL fvewrs, . ATS INT'L Oowuce q woy 9 FREEDOM TRANL TRIP ig REY CUB ween, 2 (OPEN HOUSE NOY ® RO ‘TURKEY sRoot ‘WROD ict bow SPIRIT WEEK BOOSTER CAKE SALE 25 SOCIETY Imp, HOV a8 3, CLUB GARE SALE DEE 9 wie Ot 0 WY concen Staton ce, roron ¢ i eveuTs CLASS Masi or AAJORETTES' Competition ‘SPieit bars hist toa PROTE BALL mans oe PORBOR ANDES nar 20 eanouer Pa ae OHANA MUSICAL AIT GHADGATI’ Y piREcroN HOOL Biology Club L-r: Amir Habboosh, Gwen Borowiez, Carol Noel, Becky Harriman, Kurt Kach, Steven Moldin, Con- nie Bebis, Margaret Silva, Susan Levesque, Ann McKenna, Mark Ventura, Joseph Dziuba, Samir Habboosh, Ady. — Mr. Strittmatter. Senior Steering Committee First Row, I-r: Kathy Heron, Pat Andrade, Marcelle Duval, Barry Abrams, Rosemary Smith. Second Row: Pam Souza, Debbie Roberts, Vivian Mingola, Charlie Crook, Debbie Gauthier, Denise Lamontagne, Elaine Yehle, Pam Karale- kas, Terry Cardoza, Ann Worsley. Third Row: Jackie Tetreault, Kathy Nanopoulos, Steve Moldin, Stafford Saunders, David Finnerty, Cheryl Lyonnais, Mike Russo, William Vieira, Sharon Sullivan. Fourth Row: Greta Tavenner, Laurie Audette, Bruce Lackey, Dolly Burns, Darlene Duarte, Louise Johnson, Lorraine Landry. Not Pictured: Martha Reid, Amy Wilson, Amelia Cruz, Pam Goddu, Lisa Poulos, Vicki Burns, Norma Lapointe, Dave Perry, Sandra Cusson, Kerry McGrath. Key Club Sitting: Debbie Hardy, Zoraida Correia. Kneeling: Kathy Nanopoulos. Ruy Cardoso. First Row, I-r: Laurie Audette, Greta Tavenner, Sandy Jacobs, Anne Brennan, Dana Schell, Debbie Roberts, Cindy Pimental, Denise Lamontagne, Lucy Benevides, Maria Furtado, Joseph Dziuba, Karen LaChapelle, Kerri Fermino, Kenny Castino. Second Row, I-r: Michael Pelezarski, Cheryl Lyonnais, David Finnerty, Samir Hab- boosh. Martha Reid, Jayne Costa, John Tierney, Amir Hab- boosh. Jackie Tetreault. Cathy Camaioni, Marion Rocha, Pat Poirier. Steve Kates. Society of the Quill and Scroll L-r: Advisor — William Doyle, Greta Tavenner, Paula M. Souza, Vice Pres. — Helder Costa, Pres. — Elaine P. Yehle, Carleen Maura, Steve Connulty. Shakespeare Club Purpose: To create an interest in the work of William Shakespeare and ultimately to see a live production of one of his plays. Back Row, ler: Mrs. Laflamme, Advisor, Amir Habboosh, Bruce Lackey, Marcelle Duval. Ann de Cruz, Brian Martin. First Row, I-r: Samir Habboosh, Marion Rocha — Sec. Veronique Mange, Pam Karalekas — Vice Pres. Also: Sandra Cusson, Lori Nader, Lisa Poulos. Maria Furtado. Robert Norman- din. Vieki Burns. Green House Office Aides Back Row: Mary Jo Ponte, Becky Andrade, Sue Cormier, Jeanne Ferreira, Karen Medeiros, Liz Peternel, Kellee Lowney. Front Row: Vivian Mingola, Gail Alves, Carol Kisbert, Rachelle Abaray, Kathy Mingola, Terry Hunt, Linda Rounseville, Pam Souza, Ellen Hathaway. stesirrmneth near — — Blue House Office Aides First Row: Charlene Nadeau, Shelly Santos, Laurie Martins, Linda Nadeau. Second Row: Sharon Brune, Chris Borisoff, Jackie Brown, Pam Ramos. Linda Bergeron. Third Row: Debbie Costa, Darlene Duarte, Frank Lobo. Not Pictured: Cheryl Spicer, Maria Pacheco, Carmen De Medeiros. English Resource Center Aides Ler: Maria Resendes, Debbie Borden, Marie Gonzalez, Bruce Lackey. Seated: Sharon Matos. Not Pictured: Liberic de Medeiros, Juvita da Cruz. Mare Hathaway, Paula Carvalho, Jennifer Coury, Carolyn Price, Veneca Martins. Betty Coelho, Carol Tetreault, Debbie Floyd. 176 Business Club First Row: Linda Amaral, Ramona Sylvia, Lorraine Landry — Treas. Second Row: Louise Avila, Denise Donlan — Pres., Sue Walker, Kevin Beauregard. Third Row: Lori Walker, Clara Vieira — Sec., Mark Young, Tammy Eaton. Not Pictured: Cindy Patistea, Wayne Freitas. Future Teachers’ Club First Row: Bette Clark, Tammy Macedo, Marcelle Duval, Zoraida Correia — Pres., Jayne Costa, Aleta Wheeler. Second Row: Ann Rodrigues, Catherine Roussos. Third Row: Ade- line Sanchez, Steven Winfield. DECA 1 First Row: Sue Gula, Paul Pereira, Kevin Cote, Richard Caesar, Robert Conway, Louis Bio. Second Row: Brenda Rodrigues, Debbie Nunes, Maria Oliveira, Barbara Roderi- ques, Maria De Sousa, Lisa Blake, Maureen Medeiros, Sue Varao. Third Row: Adam Demanche. Mr. Pacheco. Mic- helle Janik. Lisa Gioiosa. Linda DaPonte. Donna Adams. Judy Silva. Maria Silveira. Debbie Raposa. Not Pietured: Fran MeHenry. Colleen Rogers. Mike Nelson. Raymond Roy. 177 ELGG Battalion Staff L-r: Adjutant — Helena Almeida, Battalion Commander — Cynthia Alfonso, Executive Officer — Kenneth Mingola, Operations Training Officer — Diane Gomes, Assistant Operations Officer — Betty Fortes, Ordnance Officer — Mark Hill. First Row, I-r: Eddie Ardoin, Edward Galvao. Second Row: James Rioux, Manuel Bagaco, Kevin Gomes, Brian Edmundson, David Feliciano, Antonio Drayton. Third Row: Scott Cormier, Jose Couto. John Catterall. James Gomes, Nathaniel Ortiz, Gary Soares, Richard Monteiro, Fourth Row: Kevin Beauregard, Michael Cottle, Dennis Berrios, Steven Andrade, Michael Daw- son, Jose Monteiro. Fifth Row: Walter Tripp, Leonard Blais, Michael Castillo, John Polchlopek, Benny Bettencourt, Brian De Moranville. Sixth Row: Antonio Gomes, Jean De Burgo, Aguinaldo Ferreira, Etelvino Andrade, Brent Grayson, John Fernandes, Spencer Barros, Robert Tate. Victorian Drill Team First Row, l-r: Provi Ortiz, Diane Gomes, Lori Pittsley, Patri- cia Andrade. Second Row: Michelle Rocha, Clara Vieira, Denise Affonseca. Margaret Houle, Sharlene Pittsley, Wanda Blake. Helena Almeida. Donna Hood, Michele Gomes, Debo- rah Hood. Leslie Lopes. Company C Providencia Ortiz-Alone. First Row, l-r: Sandy Rodriguez, Lori Pittsley, Sharlene Pittsley, Michele Rocha, Aleta Wheeler, Donna Hood, Maria Pacheco, Kathy Fonseca, Wanda Blake. Seeond Row: Cindy Pacheco, Denise Affonseca, Priscilla Fortes, Gail Woodis, Linda Theg, Michelle Gomes, Patricia Reynolds. Moby Dick Drill Team First Row, l-r: Gary Soares, Mark Hill, Kevin Gomes. Second Row, I-r: Brian DeMoranville, Dave Feliciano, Jose Couto, Eddy Ardoin, Michael Cottle. Third Row, I-r: James Gomes, Jean DeBurgo, Michael Dawson. Company B First Row: Patricia Andrade. Seeond Row: Letisha Robinson, Joanne Tripp. Wendy Ramos, Leslie Lopes, Deborah Hood, Margaret Houle, Jeannie Halle. Clara Viera, Carmen Alvarez. Third Row: Deborah Carreau, Nancy Rogers. Rifle Team L-r: Kenneth Mingola, Kevin Gomes, Mark Hill, Betty Fortes, Cynthia Alfonso, Helena Almeida — Captain. a suaeUgEEE ‘, me Pelt | Bowling League Purpose: To provide an enjoyable, competitive outlet for students and teachers, and to develop desirable character traits in both. Back Row, I-r: Robert Andrade, David Francis, Mickey Andrade, Tony Barroso, Steve Healey, Ray Wach, Mike Avila, Bill Travers, John St. Germaine, Mike Garifales, Ron Oulette, Tricia Xiar- hos. Jim Whittaker, Carol Marujo, Matt Grimes, Lenny Racine, Mark Miller, Bill O’Brien, Mr. Robert Whittaker, Mr. David Pepin. Second Row, I-r: Alvin Niles, Mark Correia, Bob Healey, Karl Dupre, Karen Moyer, Diane Beaulieu, Leslie King, Jim Connolly, Jackie Dupuis, Tammy DeSousa, Debbie Hirst, Steve St. Pierre, Mary-Beth Dugan, Vinny Furtado, Mr. Roger Silva. First Row, l-r: Pat Ramos, Mike Ventura — President, Robert Roy, Mike Constant, Sue Whit- taker, Mr. George Biscari — Advisor, Mike Dupuis, Lynne Anuszezyk, Andy Rego, David Robil- jard. Sandy Carreiro. be PO : er ese - Cadet Co lor Guard L-r: Dennis Berrios, Manuel Bagaco, Kathleen Fonseca, Leonard Blais. 180 Data Processing Club Purpose: To give students an opportunity to learn the £ PI ) hasies of Data Processing. L-r: Pres. — Samir Habboosh, V. Pres. — Chris Butler, Paul Dufresne, Advisor — Mr. Robert Francis. Not in Picture: Sec. — Amir Habboosh, Dolly Burns, Glenn Wiley. Robert Andrews, Jim Cusson, Shawn Wiley, Mark Cormier. Jeffrey Anuszezy k. Health Careers’ Club First Row, I-r: Jackie Coleman, Teresa Cardoza, Eloida Daneel, Paula Souza, Melanie Hill, Maureen Cote. See« ond Row, Ir: Anne Normandin, Joan Smith, Rosemary Smith. Maria Dias, Doreen Barrows, Diane Cunha. Elena Martins. Not in Picture: Juanita Antunes, Deitra Rogers, Laurie Christopher, Louise Johnson. Student Congress Purpose: Bridge gap between administration, faculty, and students, and try to involve the students in a political strue- ture. First Row, I-r: Helen Kirby, Sharon Stiffler, Anne Brennan, Pam Karalekas, Ellen Harring- ton, Laurie Audette, Greta Tavenner, Mark Perry. See- ond Row, I-r: Diana Couto, Sandra Stuart, Kathy Nano- poulos, Debbie Hardy, Samir Habboosh, Paul Arguin, Steve Moldin, Mike Pelczarski, Dave Finnerty, Cheryl Lyonnais, Jackie Tetreault. Gold House Office Aides Left to right, 4th Row: Darrell Young, Jackie Bariteau, Mark Young. Debbie Fonseca, Steve Perry. 3rd Row: Margarida Magal- haes, Carol Cruz, Marcia deMelo, Elaine Lapointe, Karen Borowicz, Sandra Bedard, Sue Alves, Shawn Prescott. 2nd Row: Wayne Freitas, Silvina Oliveira, Linda Viveiros, Joanne Tripp. Ist Row: Doreen smith. Janet Genereux. Shery! Amaral, David Jodoin. Also: Rene O' Berry. 182 Art Club Top Row, I-r: John Parkin, Peter Parkin, Marissa Alfonso, Alfred Vieira. Bottom Row, I-): Mr. Richard Pacheco — Advi- sor, Isabel Socorro — Secretary, Keith Desrochers — Treasurer, Melanie Chartier — Vice-Pres., June Davignon — President, Anna Evora. Missing: Peggy Parkin, Robert Andrews, Donna Almeida, David Silva, Stacy Vasiliou, Manuel Rozario, Andrew Rego, Nikki Melanson, Gregg Buckley, Susan Vincent. American Field Service Purpose: To meet people and to learn cultures of other countries. First Row, I-r: Mrs. Dorothy Laflamme, Darlene Williams, Bette Clark, Marcelle Duval, Veronique Mange, Dolly Burns, Maria Furtado, Kathy Nanopoulos, Kevin Ryan, Marion Rocha. Kenny Castino. Second Row: Miss Martha Wilde, Chris Fanning, Mike Pelezarski, Dave Finnerty. Steve Kates, Chery! Lyonnais, Paul Arguin, Ellen Har- rington. Samir Habboosh. Donald Menezes, Helder Costa, Debbie Hardy, Martha Reid, Sandy Jacobs, Barbara Tracz, Jacqui Tetreault, Ruy Cardoso, Sue Levesque, Amir Habboosh. Mark Perry. Science Resource Center Aides First Row, I-r: Naney Chin, Christine Mahon, Pamela Haskell, Nereida Hernandez, Michelle Dion, Albert Prevost. Seeond Row: Mrs. Towers. Nildo Andrade. Adeline Sanchez, George Couto. Andrew Boisvert. Not Pietured: Robert Andrews. Karen Metivier. John Souza. Jennifer Britto. Lori Walker. Troy Rezendes. 183 National Honor Society Purpose: To create an enthusiasm for scholarship. First Row, I-r: Debra Costa, Jorge Marmelo, Maria Silva. Annette Amaral, Eloida Dancel, Pam Goddu, Elaine P. Yehle, Phil Lima, Ruben Ferreira, Marian Rocha, Carleen Maura. Second Row: Pam Souza, Sandy Szklany, Lucy Benevides, Teresa Cardoza, Coreen Maura, Zoraida Correia, Cathy Lyons, Debby Roberts, Paula Souza, Greta Tavenner, Anne Brennan, Paul Arguin, Helder Costa, David Finnerty, Robert Besen, Martha Reid, Nancy Fonseca. Third Row: Marissa Dias, Vivian Mingola, Ellen Hathaway, Patricia Andrade, Melanie Hill, Debby Hardy, Margarida Magalhaes, Firmina Pereira, Kevin Ryan, Steven Kates, Mark Sousa, Samir Habboosh, Cathy Camaioni, Maria Furtado, Sandy Cusson, Anna Evora, Diane Beaulieu, Carol Anthony, Lynn-Marie Costa. Fourth Row: Kathy Ferreira, Judy Gelinas, Barbara Tracz, Cecilia Ferreira, Ruy Cardoso, Steve Moldin, Brooke Almeida, Kathy Nanopoulos, Sandy Jacobs, George Cintra, Joann Hall, Jaeqie Tetreault, Lisa Rounseville, Mark Correia, Brian Helgeland, Mike Pelezarski, Steve Connulty, Russell Rybka, Kurt Kach. DECA IT First Row: Carlos Rodrigues, Danny Lopes, David Sowle, Chery! Sylvia, Janice Tetrault, Marisol Colon. Second Row: John Quintin. Tim Correia, Juliette Gal- lant. Debbie Medeiros, Jackie Fournier, Mary Allen. Donna Cosme, Lori Gallant, Toni Audette. Third Row: Arthur Lem- ieux. Mark Jacintho, James George, Mike Dupre. Mike Ouellete, Tammy Correia, Kathy Arruda, Tracy Pereira, Kathy Amaral. 184 Pool Aides L-r: Debbie Roberts, Jane Medeiros, Sandra Jacobs. Doreen Sylvia, Wendy Foucart, Lisa lacopont. Libby Horn, Sue Bourgeois, Sandy Griffin. Tom Perry. Cheryl Lyonnais, Mario Pimental. Mike Pelezarski. and David Fin- nerly. Foreign Language Club L-r, First Row: Kevin Blanchard, Debbie Dumas. Gwen Borowicz, Greta Tavenner, Maria Da Ponte. Not Pictured: Carol Noel. Alfred Vieira, Phillip Lima, Ginger Morris. Fernando Rei, Al Medeiros, Mar- issa Alfonso, Mark Hathaway, Anne Bren- nan. Bill Vieira, Betsy Sheehan, Jane Smi- gel, Laurie Audette. Middle: Mr. Paul Guy. Kathy Dupont, Maria Dias, Esmer- alda Correia, Mary Jo Ponte, Cindy Ladinho, Sandra Stuart, Maria De Barros, Nidia Sousa. Baek: Jeff Jodoin, Maria Furtado. Diana Couto, Susan Levesque, Margaret Magalhaes, Mark Perry, Jose Vaz. 185 Dean’s Aides First Row: Sandy Jacobs, Debby Roberts, Debbie Hardy, Ellen Harrington, Helder Costa, Marissa Dias, Marcelle Duval. Second Row: Ruben Ferreira, Samir Habboosh, Steve Kates, Rosemary Smith. Gail Shepard, Chris Faucher, Cecilia Ferreira, Lucy Benevides, Lori Costa, Pam Karalekas. Third Row: Brad Fish, Richard Tuchman, Kathy Nanopoulos, Harry Ainsworth, Louise John- son. Tracy Camara, David Finnerty, Chery] Lyonnais, Bette Clark. Foreign Born Club First Row, I-r: Fatima Carrancho, Manuel Ferro, Elizabeth Figueiredo, Isilda Ferro, Rosa Valente, Filomena Melo, Teresinha Vieira, Natalia Reis, Maria Francisco, Celeste Martins. Seeond Row: Grace Torres, Celia Da Silva, Rosa Moco, Agveda Afonso, Julia Cruz, Ana Ferreira, Fatima Castro, Mary Joe Da Ponte, Aurea Silva, Filomena Silva, Maria L. Resendes, Ana Chaves, Anabela Braga, Maria Giesta. Third Row: Manuel Louro, Antonio Pimentel, Manuel Francisco, Joe Valente, Lino Barros, Maria J. Oliveira, Carlos Bento, Teresa Ferreira. Agostinha Oliveira, Victor Rafael, Antonio Miranda, Tony Lopes, Jorge Marmelo. 186 Business Foreign Language Resource Center Aides First Row, I-r: Mrs. Nolin, Donna Oliveira, Maria Torres, Suzanna Soares, Aurea Silva, Silvina Oliveira, Manuela Neto, Maria Vizinho, Karen Goulart, Wendy Rogers. Sitting: Mario Brum. Second Row: Gail Shepard, Denise Gonsalves, Betty P., Ester Chaves, Filomena Silva, Elizabeth De Arruda, Rolann Nadeau. Not Pictured: Michael Patricia Rioux, Gayle Silva, Brenda Miranda. Tan House Office Aides First Row, I-r: Beth Duffy, Jean Lemieux, Cecilia de Silva. Second Row: Tammy de Sousa, Alan Estrella, Josephine Del- gado, Ka iy Mingola, Goretti Rocha. Audio-Visual Aides First Row: Joanne Cardoza, Janet Cofer,. Cheryl Racine, Cindy Viens. Second Row: Jim Kuhner, Rico Rocha, Jerome Cardoza. Susan Avery, Kenneth Pierce, Betty Silva, Tony Pat- terson. Jeff Pinto. Folksters Purpose: A musical after-school activity during which folk and pop songs are sung and or played with guitar. The Folk- sters participate in the Music Department’s spring and winter concerts. L-r: Mr. Langelotti, Sherri Fineberg, Glynis Sylvia, Karen Fichtenmayer. Joyce Mullin, Sharon Stiffler, Helen Kirby. Seated: Susan Crowther, Angela Paiva. Not Pictured: Pat Oliveira. Dale Rhodes. Guitar Club Back Row, I-r: Mr. Campoli, Karen Fichtenmayer, Rob- ert Kellerman. Karen Calnan. Front Row, I-r: Angela Piva. Susan Crowther, Glynis Sylvia, Joyee Mullin. Not Pictured: Paul Neto, Rachel Baunet. Handbell Choir Purpose: To teach students the skill of reading music and to perform at concerts inside and outside of school. L-r: Paul Sardinha, Mark Viera, Thomas Collins, Michael Avila. Harriet Fellouris. Victoria Poulos. Paula Karalekas. Susan Pelletier, Jeanne Wholley, Orchestra Back Row, I-r: Ruth Fisher, Sara Smith, Iris Alkalay, Char- lene Audette, Joyce Mullin, Lori Nader, Suzanne Finkel, Keith Amorin, Tom Collins, Philip Lima, Constance Bebis, Tim Scudder, Sarah Garrett, James Belliveau, Cassandra Mor- gan (advisor). Middle Row, I-r: John Araujo, Paul Sardinha, Sedtt Gonzalez. Front Row, I-r: Marilyn Plummer, Victoria Poulos. Dana Sanders. Nicole St. Pierre, Lisa lacaponi, Mar- tha Reid. Stacy Baldomar. Maureen Morency, Sandra Gonza- lez. Donna Morris. T.B.B. Chorus Back Row, I-r: Ronald Ouellet. Denis Law- rence. Glenn Rudolph, Tom Collins, Paul Sar- dinha. Bruce Lackey. Seated at Piano: Mark Viera. Paul Fonseca. Front Row: Michael Avila. Scott Rudolph, James Scudder, Eddie Ardoin. Gary Soares, Danny Houbre. S.A.T.B. Chorale Purpose: To give male and female students an oppor- tunity to sing together at concerts inside of school. First Row, I-r: Sherri Fineberg, Ruth Fisher, Denise Lamontagne, Glynis Sylvia, Edwin Ardoin, Gary Soares, Dave Perry, Cathy Camaioni, Denise Donlan. Second Row, I-r: Barbara Shanks, Lori Plummer, Jeanne Metcalfe, Barbara Tracz, Vidalia Cabral, Glenn Rudolph, Denise Bastos, Dolly Burns, Martha Reid, Marcelle Duval. Third Row, I-r: Ms. Cassandra Mor- gan, Mary Rodrigues, Karen Messier, Paul Sardinha, Michael Avila, Mark Sims, Thomas Collins, Mark Viera, Marilyn Plummer, Kerry McGrath, Jackie Dupuis. S.S.A. Select Chorus Purpose: To allow a limited group of chosen singers to perform in many concerts and functions. Last Row, I-r: Greta Tavenner, Ruth Fisher, Denise Bas- tos, Martha Reid, Kerry McGrath, Marilyn Plummer, Mary Roderigues, Dolly Burns, Barbara Tracz, Karen Mes- sier. Second Row: Denise Lamontagne, Denise Boucher, Gracie Gomes, Lori Plummer. First Row: Diana Gomes, Vidalia Cabral, Donna Duarte, Sherri Fineberg, Cathy Camaioni, Jeanne Metcalfe, Mrs. Cassandra Morgan, Advi- sor. S.S.A. Chorus Back Row, I-r: Cassandra Morgan (Advisor), Michele Hebert, Greta Tavenner, Maria Giesta, Diana Rivard. Andrea Bayne, Karen Metivier, Harriet Fel- louris. Vietoria Poulos, Cynthia Sterling, Patricia Ramos. Barbara Shanks, Marilyn Plummer. Seeond Row: Sherri Fineberg, Nancy Hunt, Suzanna Barros, Rhonda Altman, Rhonda Harriman, Linda Viveiros, Mary Carriero, Maureen Foley, Ruth Fisher, Maureen Bergeron. Front Row: Margie Rudolph, Karen Desautels, Paula Karalekas. Denise Donlan, Donna Duarte, Patricia Rioux, Susan Oliver, Noreen Aguiar, Bonnie Franzen, Cheryl Santos, Tammy Barboza. Main Office Aides Back Row: Gina Gentile, Rita Tavares, Sue Lovell, Lucy Benfeito, Cindy Barcelos. Middle Row: Suzanne Guilbeault, Pam Turner, June Davignon, Ellen Magnant, Debbie Hirst. First Row: Maria Dupont, Christine Gerwatowski, Lisa Goulart. Missing: Michael Alpert, Jorge Clattenburg, Kenny Rose. 190 Sophomore Class Officers Ler: Sec. Nicole St. Pierre, Vice Pres. Lori Martins, President, Denis Lawrence, Trea- surer. Sherry Fi neberg. Usherettes L-r, Back Row: Alan Malana, Deirdre L’Ital- ien. Elizabeth Figueiredo. Darlene Williams, Charlene Nadeau, Filomena Silva, Elaine LaPointe. Ester Chaves. Maria Andrade. Front Row: Grace Torres. Beatrice Nicely, Fatima Castro. Mary Jo Ponte, Lisa Betten- court. Helen Correia, Fatima DeAmaral, Bev- erly Bizzarro. Advisor. Student Advisory Council Pam Karalekas, Jayne Costa, Anne Brennan, Mark Perry, Laurie Audette. Missing: Michael Alpert. Va New Bedford High School Band Donna Almeida, Jose Amaral, Keith Amorin, Curtis Andrade, Karen Andrews, Randy Arnold, Charlene Audette, John Augustine, Celeste Bedard, James Belliveau, Karen Benoit, Robert Besen, Nadine Blanchett, Rebecca Broadbent, Susan Butler, John Cabral, Louise Cabral, Celeste Caneira, Thomas Collins, Robin Correia, Todd Crabtree, Eileen Cruz, Janet Cruz, Marcelle Duval, Douglas Fernandes, Karen Fichtenmayer, Jessica Fisher, Curtis Fralin, Manuel Gonzalvez, Scott Gonzalez, Debra Holden, Kristina Jardin, Lisa Jason, Steve Kates, Helen Kirby, Pamela LaCerda, Mario Lavadinho, Carl Marujo, Jane Medeiros, Karen Metivier, Robert Moniz, Joyce Mullin, Connie Oliveira, Glenn Pacheco, Gerard Patnaude, Antonio Resendes, Joseph Robinson, John Rodrigues, Nora Rose, Paul Sardinha, Elizabeth Shaffer, Timothy Scudder, Denise Sequeira, Lisa Sylvia, Mary Ellen Souza, Doreen Sylvia, Glynis Sylvia, Lisa Sylvia, Barry Thompson, Donna Torres, Ojingwa Udo, Lorene Vieira, J ohn Stone, Jane Porter, Sharon Lopes, Karen Holden, Barbara Ramos. HIGH SCHOOL B ferme ee Ma jorettes Front Row: Kim Gomes, Jackie Kazer, Donna Neves (Head) Lynn Caron, Norma Lapointe. Back Row: Tricia Enoksen, Nancy Fonseca, Valarie Sowle, Patti Faria, Donna Kostka, Sue Brodo, Ann Kostka, Advisor, Judy Allen. Cheerleaders Top Row, I-r: Brooke Almeida, JoAnn Hall. Middle Row: Allison Pragana, Maureen Flan- agan, Jackie Vezina. Bottom Row: Nancy Peitavino. Toni Cabral, Lisa Rounseville, (Head Cheerleader), Lisa Sullivan, Chris Lizotte. Front Row: Carolyn Sweet, Pat Greene. Advisor — Kristine Ainsley. aad = Guidance Aides INANCING First Row (I-r): Stacey Coucci, Marie Kenyon. Seated: Celeste Castro. Sec- ond Row (l-r): Joanne Costa, Kari Dahlberg, Karen Berche. Third Row (I- r): Audrey Lassey, Maria Oliveira, Maria De Silva. Fourth Row (l-r): Cindy Eaton, Suzanne LaBonte, Debbie Costa, Monique Drolet, Debbie Hardy. Not Pictured: Aly Ardino, Steve Perry, Chris Jodoin, Victoria Jorge, Charles Cornell, Tammie Eaton, Shantina Sanders, Ruth Silva. Amy Amaro, Cathy Da Rosa, Maria De Medeiros. MISS LEBEAU TV Aides First Row (l-r): David Gonsalves, Kevin Robertson, Kellie Martin, Tammie Eaton, John Araujo, Kevin Burgo, Ted Christian. Second Row (I-r): Spencer Barros, Mark Santos, Mrs. Joanne Williams. Social Science Resource Center Aides First Row (l-r): Leslie King, Jeff Ventura. Second Row (I-r): Jane Daniels, Dina Ferreira, Betty Silva, Joao Lourenco. Not Pictured: Lisa Bettencourt, Idalina Castelo, Gayle Silva, Candida De Pina, Geral- dine Tetreault, Wendy Cooper, Ann Marie Russell, Michele Mendes. 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RECREATION AND THERAPY ENITERTA EI AREA STAK SHI Dodge — Murphy Studio JOE GEOFFROY 685 Pleasant Street Brockton, MA Steve Kates: a drum-off with Buddy Rich Mr. Rose: a shoehorn for his boots — Russ Rybka and Brian Wilson: matching wheelchairs —— Paul Sardinha: his own Broadway show — The Courtyard Gang: high hopes Mr. John Joseph: his own comedy hour Derwin Watkins: a tryout with the NBA team of his choice Mrs. Ouimet: ten points extra credit Bill Vieira: industrial strength razor blades The Boys’ Swim Team: bathing suits that fit Mr. John Robinson: fewer technical difficulties Mike Russo: an excuse Mark Correia: a football scholarship to Wellesley Mr . Rapoza: a percussion section ———— Barbara Tracz and Karen Messier: elderberry wine — Martha Reid: five hundred frisbees Mr. Nolin: a new wardrobe bed The Boys’ Locker Room: air freshener The Girls’ Locker Room: boys Mrs. Souza: someone who cares about metaphysical conceit Rape Maureen Flanagan: a mirror SE ee Joe Dziuba: a Bobby Vinton record Sie Mr. Francis: guidance _—_— Pam Karalekas: better jokes ———— Maria Furtado: a Pooh costume with heels Helder Costa: the starring role in Animal House Ruy Cardoso: an unfantasized romance aa Mr. Longo: instruments of torture 5 a Pam Goddu: a chance at the Grand Slam ——_—_—- Mrs. Towers: electrified barbed wire for her balcony ———- Samir Habboosh: a flying carpet =e Mr. Anthony: pillows for his classes oa Geter, | Demetri Yankopolus: another chance. : Mrs. Hassey: a seat in the U.S. Senate — Ellen Harrington: a tape recorder so she has to hear herself ome: Miss Hindle: a year’s supply of Alpo for Jack —— Sandy Jacobs: a 2nd Vice-President that shows up Mr. Goodfellow: a dime for his phone booth Mike Pelezarski: facial hair Mrs. Morgan: a New England accent Cathy Camaioni: grace The Courtyard: grass Miss Rainvill e: a date with Charles Aznavour Phil Lima: a trip to the Land of the Giants Mrs. Sawyer: more pot fumes from the ventilator NBHS: softer toilet paper Mr. Calnan: a new speechwriter We, the Seniors of 1978-1979. being of sound minds and a large student body. do hereby bequeath the following items to both ourselves and the poor slobs we leave behind: t mr Amt ill | | i ha | | | j Mm SENIORS We left you all some extra space, so don't write over someone’s face. ob ry OF vate ti - rm : ae 2 WERE 2) aN 6 bee y x PU RMRR OKRA Shih pith bees! eat inf Wu oh wea ole i at a PS Ri he niet 4 sin % ape ae es, ; i o a sae Ct : oe rah Puen a os nae ig As AY) i itt fl “4, ! ie tig 4, 4 Y ? 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Aes eit ihe he try it: terse 1.6 ins ye RR ‘A Wana « eR ee Pires likes Me raat ony At , i eae “Eig :) bash et) iy eit x beh : ; Mie rt iiltpatitareg i ibis: uf Beate she tv itis ihe e's, 6° ght Atal ise, ire peyote See meek y PAG CT IP ah A at Da ar AO a ait ‘ H 2 vi iin Cah ( elect) Prag aX. 4 ie i ut! iY fy sai i ae ¢ has act sect hee ig iste hel ci: tte aS CUgonoodE YS] 5 y —2 — Delelshiting Front Row: Priscilla Carter, Doreen Reis, Tri-Capt. Mar- tha Reid, Tri-Capt. Sandy Jacobs, Tri-Capt. Pam Goddu, Ellen Harrington, Elizabeth Meltzer. Back Row: Coach Christine Galligan, Becky Harriman, Gwen Borowicz, Kathy Mingola, Lisa Connulty, Marie Kenyon, Chris Veary, Nadine Blanchette. wees od ren AAA) xX) oc on GIRLS’ TENNIS e hag Wr 2% Bites eee ee TE as ee ee, BASEBALL ? Culee td, ; se aa 06 @ - | Saal att 9. Front Row: Eric Smith, Dana Conners, Tom Toy- fair, Capt. Mark Correia, Mike Lajoie, Statistician Peter Kane. Middle Row: Bubba Gomes, Tony Baroso, Mike Cabral, Mike Pacheco, Brian Martin, Bennett Shuster, Mark Lopes. Back Row: Tony Kenyon, Dino Rego, Tony Williams, Coach John Pacheco. BSiSi 8.84! wp Le ia aT Geer wen wee Fibecdl cad Bakes 2 ereee Front Row: George Cintra, Patrick Comeau, Wally Gaj, Rusty O’Berry, Dale Whiting, Duarte Vieira, Doug Barrows, Mario Pimental, Dwayne Lopes. 2nd Row: Spencer Barros, Mark Heleen, Joe Salvador, James Gomes, Mark Mello, Frank Motta, Joe Robin- son, Leroy Tolentino, Paul Montalto, Aguinaldo Ferre- ria. 3rd Row: John Pimental, Mike Norton, Joe Sil- veira, Mike Machado, Larry Rothwell, Joe Ribeiro, Stephan Baptiste, Brian Levesque, Ray Almeida, Dana Allen. 4th Row: Dave Clark, Gary Macedo, Jeff Stott, Melvin Rodriquez, Matt Picard, Joe Rodriques, Mark Weinzek, Marc Viera, Joe Santos. 5th Row: Chris Mello, Seth Goodman, Kevin Santos, Jeff Viger, Scott Cliff, James Lessa, Rick Graca, Michael St. Pierre, Mike Grant, Bob Johnson, Coach Steve Gardiner, Asst. Coach Brian Rounseville. CODES Cr eee a BONS) Tanai Front Row: Co-Capt. Debbie Fleet, Statisti- cian Vivian Mingola, Cheryl Teodoro, Roc- helle Gendron, Diana Cunha, Lisa Leblanc, Co-Capt. DeeDee Cruz. Back Row: Coach Ken Soares, Robin Grant, Diana Johnson, Marie Moniz, Cheryl Medei- ros, Carla MacGregor, Laurie Sirois, Carol Syl- via, Darlene Ross, Maureen Cote, Manager Annie Baptiste. Front Row: Bette Fortes, Linda Ewaszko, Barbara Shanks, Lynne Costa, Tri-Capt. Jackie Bariteau, Tri- 9 Capt. Adele Youngblood, Tri-Capt. Mary Jane Lam- ( IR S | RAC k balot, Vicki Poulos, Marie Pepin, Sue Alves, Michelle Pierre. 2nd Row: Pauline Desautels, Heather Smith, Cheryl Caron, Nicole St. Pierre, Nadine Nor- wood, Denise Bulger, Dawn Gomes, Donna Gaecari, Toni Stroud, Ismania Gomes, Dana Sanders, Gwen Lopes, Teresa Tavares, Hillary Wood, Lori Warring- ton. 3rd Row: Helena Almeida, Sherill St. Germain, Christine Snell, Cindy Audette, Sherri Farlas, Donna Lyonnais, Lynne Viera, Naiomie Cruz, Ronnette Bar- ros, Robin Michaels, Marrithia Jacobs, Sharon Lopes, Margie Albernez, Lisa Jenney. Back Row: Coach Ron Barboza, Diane Gomes, Jane Medeiros, Darlene Gomes, Patsy Gonsalves, Joan Smith, Debbie Woo- druff, Donna Fields, Melanie Sirois, Lynda Lucio, Chris Ribeiro, Lynne Oliveira, Adeline Lopes, Jean Bissonette, Cris Leach, Nowellia Dias, Lynette Law- ton, Karen Wolfe, Asst. Coach Mike Gomes. Left to Right: Tim Rez- endes, Scott Eusebio, Jeff Morrison, Capt. John Hardy, Bryan Correia, Coach Jack Clements. BOYS’ TENNIS Sevcesga | XP RSG gee Be OPW apace Sore Back Row: Mike Demers, Tony Fernandes, John Calnan, Jim Heskett, Peter Noel, Joe Fournier, Kenny Castino, Bob Moniz, Coach Ralph Perry. Front Row: Jeff Clavin, David Perry, Co- Capt. Steve Kates, Co-Capt. Demetri Yankopolus, Henry Medeiros, Gilly Teixeira. CRSP SE vrs... file EOE EEE LEO AEE BE Yanan | a 5 yes | Ce nN i % % % “ . % % % ch ACC UUDA q THE WICKED PyOVERRS 28 poppe aay ese oe some ' j 74 = ; 7) ea Ag a axe — ie a oe Ss vd ve. te a Me LEADERSHIP CITIZENSHIl | Sia NEW BEDFORD HIGHSCHOOL CHALLENGE Sentor Banquet Olt 0 p nN CS Re Maurany , Massa; hu SClis 49. 19 per ney Son Mrs. Bernice Kaufman has been a well-known educa- tor at New Bedford High School for many years, during which time her teaching of foreign. languages has enriched the knowledge of many students. Now that she is leaving NBHS, the class of 1979 would like to wish her the best of luck in her retirement. 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