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

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1985 volume:

i 00057 0024 HNN 6 | EW BEDFORD HIGH SCH 3 906 ti = Se wh th a hn balm ment yp S Meg e Ns ot ee ne ae oat hs == =a: ar? Cae FSO ee IO Srey encores snes — E Se ee eee ae EI ne al Mh ee ny . by a ior et wr! aia it | a a an _ ee eA by ee Pete ss , 4 i} Ph Hie te AS) ak rats oh ‘ . ; ek na oe w ay as . New Bedford High School af 70° oe A Sense of Our VAVCGLES y «K PasGeee WII ACAG GA DENS XY’ WG KA WWE A DER CDE EASE VC DEIMN ... A Look to Our Future N77 “ N Be CADE I ODED I ASAGIGE ¢ DEV OT OMNES ASER VEIN CDEC New Bedford, Massachusetts 02740 A Dedication to the NBHS Family The Crimson Log’85 is dedicated to the faculty, staff, and students of New Bedford High School. Through the combined efforts of everyone at our school, New Bedford High School became one of the three Mas- sachusetts secondary schools selected to receive na- tional honors. The excellence award which was pre- sented to NBHS was symbolic of the many years of tradition dedicated to excellence. Everyone in the NBHS family has shown this dedication to the tradi- tional values which have made our school worthy of the honors bestowed upon her. Although we have faced problems, there always has been an awareness of the traditional values which keep NBHS on top. As the Class of 85 leaves, we thank everyone who contrib- uted to the atmosphere of excellence and dedication at our school. It is this dedication which will be trea- sured forever by every student of our outstanding school. SPORTS a “a= se TABLE OF CONTENTS A sense of our past allows us to look brightly to our future. SENIORS ihe. Seer lS We finally made it! After four years of hard work, we are ready to become graduates of New Bedford High School. SRO RSS otek ee ee The Whalers gave it all they had this season and came out winners. AWARD SECTION... 113 As the Class of ’85 prepares to say goodbye, we remember a school of which we will always be proud. CLUBS AND INCIU NAMB en a ae ko UY, The diversity of organizations and activities at New Bedford High encouraged student involvement and allowed everyone to be part of a winning tradition. SiIVATE Reger women oe tree lio The staff of New Bedford High School lent support and encouragement to the Class of ’85 throughout the year. New Bedford High School: A Tradition Our city of New Bedford abounds in tradition. From the whaling industry of the last century to today’s fishing and textile industries, O i Exc c lle nce New Bedford has developed a tradition of which all her citizens may be (Right) The high school on County Street, the former Morgan Estate, was ready to be opened in 1922. In the mid-1930’s New Bedford’s third high school was expanded and was in use until 1972. Today the build- ing exists as the Paul Rodrigues Adminis- tration Building. (Right) Our present high school, which was built in 1972, represents over a centu- ry of tradition. Through the years, New Bedford High School has grown and de- veloped its tradition of excellence in edu- cation, culminating with the presentation of the Flag of Excellence to our school this past year. proud. As the town grew, so did the public education system. Through - the years, the growing community never neglected the importance of providing a quality education for its young citizens. Since the incor- poration of the town of New Bedford in 1787, the establishment of a school system was always a major consideration. The history of the - public education system in New Bedford shows its continuing belief in the high quality of the education for all its people. (Left) New Bedford’s first high school was estab- lished by the town in 1827. The “little green school- house” on High Street, which was built at a total cost of approximately four thousand dollars, began with an enrollment of twenty-two students. ae (Above) The city’s second high school on Summer Street ; was in use from 1912 to 1921. Today it is the location of - the Sergeant William H. Carney Memorial Academy. — A History New Bedford: of Tradition During its growth, New Bedford expanded and diversified into many types of industries. The whaling ; industry in the 1800’s brought prosperity and fame to -| fe F the city. In fact, by 1857, half the whaleships in the 1 f country were owned by New Bedford, the greatest whaling port in the world. The “Golden Years” of whaling, however, ended about 1860 and the expan- sion of other industries, including cotton manufactur- ing, fishing, and agriculture began. The fishing indus- try, in particular, grew rapidly and in a short time, New Bedford became and remains one of the largest fishing ports in the country. This diversification of industries was a major reason for the progress made during the city’s development. Today, New Bedford shows this enduring progress as it continues to grow and expand. (Top left): Throughout the last century, New Bedford’s waterfront _ has seen the shift from whaleships to fishing boats. (Far left) A mural at N.B.H.S. shows the pursuit of a whale. (Left) A scene downtown shows the progress of the city. (Above) A view of a fishing boat as seen by a special effect lens. (Below Left) City Hall at its location at the corner of William and Pleasant Streets. (Below) Balloons carry the spirit of New Bedford to the surrounding area. a i eee we ee , © ® gree era , New Bedford: Then and Now Although New Bedford has gone through many changes, the spirit, pride, and tradition have remained strong throughout the years of renovation. The following pages represent a special look at the ways in which New Bedford has changed into the city it is today. (Right) Ana Chereta and Randy DeBrosse stand in front of the former Morgan Estate along County Street looking south. (Below) The same view as it appeared in days gone by. a oe aa ¥ a Less oate- craic ttirenettin dived. si, (Right): Sue Caron and Lisa Benedetti stand in front of the old high school showing County Street running north. The trees see once stood there have made way for the modernization of the city. (Above): Behind Monica Leandre and Scott Pacheco lies William Street in the heart of New Bedford’s Historic Dis- trict. (Left): The same view from the Morgan Estate. (Above): Ana and Grace Carreiro show a building on William Street, which was the sight of many beautiful buildings in the growing city. (Left): The same building before the parking lot. (Above): Standing on County Street, just north of the former Morgan Estate, are Matt Tierney, Steve Klakowicz, and Mike Wilcox. (Left): The same view, but trees line the streets and cover the view of the church. Freestone’s, one of the most famous restaurants in New Bedford, was once known as the Citizen’s National Bank Building. (Below): Standing at the building on William Street are Grace, Mike, Sue, Monica, and Scott. : Buildings Reflect New Bedford’s Past (Below): Seniors stand in front of the Odd Fellows Building at the corner of William and Pleasant Streets. The building, cated across from City Hall and diagonally across from the N Bedford Public Library, has undergone much renovation, cluding the destruction to parts of the top of ae ome , Matt, Steve, and the transformation of a historic area of New (Below): Standing on Arnold Street are Scott Randy, showing Bedford. i %, “t, r a : Aremechnteneyerrence es erenprmeamnry ow recescrormnarens onmrecnmmrornewmnrrsens | eee — _ emer sens enema man mere orarametnne sommpenmyneveaneney sen 7s 1 bee araagpeneretaarwongnoncemnaret and Ana stand at the and Sixth Streets. (Above): This view from dford entering the rwentieth ot = =) e v = 5a oF i] A OY � sas oS. Ss Soe Oe BS a8 us eas ou eo century. Historical Landmarks of New Bedford (Above): Standing in front of St. Lawrence Church, located at the corner of County ca Streets, are Sue, Lisa, and Mike. Time seems to have by-passed this � building. a oe (Right): Scott, Grace, and Steve stand in front of the Trinity United Methodist Church at the corner of County and Elm Streets. Note the _ major change between the old and new view. ff onge tiene (Right): The “crew” stands at the statue located in the center of Claskey Park (The : % Common) between County and Purchase Streets @ (Below): The seniors look over this fire station located at the corner of Mount Pleasant and Durfee Streets. (Left): Notice the early photograph showing Durfee Street still as an unpaved road. i abt Fashion and Fads: How We’ve Changed Trends in fashion and fads change with every generation. From the bustles and knickers shown in the photos of early New Bedford ... ... to the petticoats, mini skirts, and pop beads of the fif- ties and sixties, fashion re- flects the moods of the era. In- cluded in the fun were the fads of hula-hoops and 3-D glasses! As In 1985, the emphasis was on originality. Anything from punk to preppy was accept- able. However, jeans, alligator shirts, and bandanas continued to be popular fashion trends among teenagers. Computers topped the trends in fads, along with breakdancing, cabbage patch dolls, and unisex earrings. ipa ama ed Aig lt V es _{} LANAOV Se as ol Every generation has relied on music to fill the waking hours. Whether sitting by the radio, dropping a nickel into the jukebox, spinning a favorite record, or slipping a cas- sette into his walkman, a teenager must have his music ... Gina Rodrigues and the senior girls not only love Jack Wagner’s music, but they also voted him favorite date. As pictured here, tastes have changed over the years, but music lovers have not. They’re fanatics about their “tunes.” Pond. ent ) j ) “Ulho knows what Te evil lurks... ” Good evening Fit: and. — Mrs, America... ” Wifh @ ay ghly . i-flo i 2 . aaa P.S. We hope you enjoyed the photos of the past from our library and Time-Life Books. | Joseph Goncalves, Peter Souza, and Mike Cruz debate their choices for the top records of - the year. Seniors Rate Elvis with Stars of Today The class of ’85 had some very definite ideas on their favorite songs and artists of today. But when we asked seniors about the first rock-n-roll superstar, Elvis Presley, they had different responses. These seniors all (ae a BS : . ee ; pe es. ; ; aria Germano calls Elvis an “Awesome Dude” and Raquel L'Italien feels he was the king of rock-n-roll. agree; however, that times have changed. Both seniors now rate Bruce Springsteen as 1. Lynne Melancon, a Prince fan, feels Elvis was all right for the older generation. Toda § [ hottes y Lionel Nichte — ¢ . ae 3 ae Sane ves mean ee. scimanengincaeeen ase bf 6 Sy TIL L. Co Sandy Medeiros feels Elvis set the trend in rock-n-roll. ¥ But today, Lionel Richie is at the top. 5. Bruce forings 1. Wr ' . f | i 1 ONE ind OL OUDS | A. Van Halen L Duran Puron 1 3 hun Due 7s] Fo ATeu Clty ee ee 16 5) Congratulations and Good Wishes Y to the ara Class of 1985 xe cs “ge G2 . y. f a f aS yee i t aa ORs = a? Ze ae nag gree re ‘ =a) be Rear iS%s oto $ 3 ‘28 Hen 3 B N Sef a3; es yy SLES Neperrass oss PRE RD o Fr) C ° e A] L AV 6 SB ; Oy Ata ogee bh ee s = DES “When dreams become reality our lives are fulfilled and happiness abounds.” — Anonymous NEW BEDFORD EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION, INC. “Accomplishment will prove to be a journey, not a destination.” President Eisenhower December 16, 1957 SENIORS S 5 % x WG NZ : 2 2 : : 19 REPRESENTING THE CLASS OF °85 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Leading the class through the various ac- tivities and events of senior year can be a very heavy responsibility. This year was no differ- ent. This group got the class off to a good start by winning the “Mayor’s Trophy” for its entry during Spirit Week. That was a definite in- dication of the spirit of this class. After all, everyone knows you “Come Alive in ’85!” See you at the reunion in five years! (L-R) Pres. Stacey Smith, V.P. John D. McKenna, Sec. Nicole Fernandes (Above) Green House: Seated (L-R): C. Fleury, S. Pacheco, N. Medeiros (Standing) L. (Above) Gold House: Seated (L-R): L. Perron, A. Almeida, (Standing) A. Magalhaes, A Amaral, M. Wilcox, R. L’'Italien (Below) Tan House: Seated (L-R): S. Klakowicz, A. | Chereta, T. Duval (Below) Blue House: Seated (L-R): M. Girard, S. Medeiros, N. Chomal (Standing) R. Verville, M. Ribeiro, R. Berthiaume, Mrs. Purcell (adv.) DePrato, T. Castro, (Standing) D. Barton, K. Silva, L. Rubin. Ui 5 ms AN = Lit Mr , SS t= z ae Co ee alll yn ( y WENDY LEE ADRIANO 514 Farm St. N.B. 02740 “Pooch” Thanks parents for all their love and support. “Go to school?” Looks for honest per- son with good sense of humor. Won’t forget lunch jr. year. Dreams of getting rich and going to Hawaii. Hopes for fu- ture of love. MILAGROS ALLE NDRE 126 Van Buren St. N.B. 02746 “Milly” Admires person with a positive attitude toward life. “Chill out!” Thanks parents for the great challenge and Joe for his moral support throughout it all. Dreams of visiting Hawaii. Will remember great friends met at NBHS. MICHAEL A. AMADO 526 Purchase St. N.B. 02740 “Mike” Rates NBHS 1 in the country. Often found at his girl- friend’s. Enjoyed Mr. Ed’s his- tory class. Thanks go to teachers and friends. Secret desire to be pro football player. Being with — brings smiles. “Okay, ool! LINDA M. AGUIAR 74 Longview Rd. N.B. 02745 “Lin” Happiest with Frank. Cheering and band memorable. Thanks go to F.F., P:D:, LP. and Mom and Dad. July 4th great time. Enjoyed time after comps with friends. Being co- capt. brings fond memories. “Oh well! That’s life!” ANGELA ALMEIDA 110 Moss St. N.B. 02744 “Ang” Likes basketball and football games. Last day of school at Horseneck will be re- membered. Mr. Roscow the best. Thanks parents and friends. Will always remember assembly for excellence award. Sense of humor appreciated. RYAN E. AMADO 526 Purchase St. N.B. 02740 Special thanks to Mom and Dad for support. “What's up?” Great times partying with friends. Happiest with B.M., B.S., P.G. and L.G. Hopes to have a future filled with riches. Won’t forget great friends at NBHS. D.E. and Mr. Curry favorites. PETER M. AGUIAR 74 Swan St. N.B. 02744 Happiest when with friends. Mr. Taylor tops. Hangs at West Beach and the Mills. Looks for positive attitude and friendli- ness. Embarrassed standing up at the Excellence Award cere- mony. Thanks parents for their total support. BALTAZAR JUSTINIANO ALMEIDA 245 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02740 “Balty” Found on the soccer field or listening to Creole myp- sic. Rates NBHS girls as beauti- ful. Thanks go to Mr. DaGraca, Mr. Silveira and his parents. Dreams of being a pro soccer player or engineer. Won’t forget pals and NBH staff. ALDA AMARAL 18 Willard St. N.B. 02744 “Ali” Rates the summer of ’82 as 1. Thanks Ms. Sowa for putting up with her and Lilly. Enjoyed class with Mr. Biscari. Happiest with “sis”. Headed for Career as exec. secretary. “Whatcha doing?” Won’t forget going wrong way on Sawyer St. PAULA C.N. ALCOBIA 129 Wood St. N.B. 02745 Can be found with friends at Horseneck. “Go for it!” Liked having Mr. Machado for Port. Special thanks to parents for support. Dreams of meeting Rick Springfield and Duran Duran! Likes a good sense of humor. Cosmotology in her fu- ture. ROSA CELESTE ALMEIDA 245 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02740 “ZO” Won't forget everything learned at NBHS. Thanks Mr. DaGraca, Mrs. Torres and Mr. Silveira for being helpful. Would like to enter the field of law. Great achievement met when reaching senior year. Wants to meet people world- wide. DEBORA AMARAL 32 Bullard St. N.B. 02746 “Deb” Time spent in photo with Mr. Millette fun. Secret desire to travel the world. “I don’t be- lieve this!” Won’t forget being chased out in the field by Sarg. Thanks go to parents for their support. Hopes for a life as a fashion designer. ANA ISABEL DAROSA ALEXANDRE 25 York St. N.B. 02745 “Anita” Being with friends and flirting are tops. Ranks honesty and humor high. To school for comp. engineering. Foreign Lang. Club and yearbook staff both great! Thanks parents for the support. “What’s up!” ROSINDA C. ALMEIDA 245 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02740 “Zynda” Won't forget friends, staff and fun at NBHS. Thanks Mr. DaGraca, Mr. Silveira and Mrs. Torres. Dreams of being great nurse and outstanding basketball player. Proud of being a senior. Wishes to meet variety of folks world-wide. ee poe ve we Va rs ) “a LAURIE ANN AMARAL 105 Bonney St. N.B. 02740 “Duran” Thanks parents, Bob, Adeline, Lynn, Clem, Ms. Andrade and the Souza’s. “You know!’’ Future ambition: Makeup artist and Bob’s wife. Happiness is seeing Duran Duran or being with sis Ade- line. Secret wish to run away with John Taylor! LILIA G. AMARAL 193 Crapo St. N.B. 02744 “Lil” Thanks goes to Mom and Ms. Sowa. Alda and Judy bring fun times. Not keen on prep- pies. “What’s shaking?” Got red in the face when accidentally hitting a house-master. Hopes for future as a cosmotologist. Flag award was memorable. JOSEPH ANDRADE 141 County St. N.B. 02744 “Ze” Thanks sent to grand- mother for her support. Eng. with Mrs. Rutkowitz was en- joyed. Great memories of fun with marching band friends. Se- cret desire to drive to schoolina red Porsche! Rifle team tops. Likes people who make fun times. q s ISABEL M. ANTUNES 74 Hope St. N.B. 02746 “Izzie” Sends thanks to parents. Happiest when with friends. Future ambition: Become a le- gal secretary. “Yo!” Found in Tan cafe. Spanish I II tops with Mrs. Andrade. Looks for honesty and good sense of humor in a person. Faculty appreciated. LISA MARIA AMARAL 49 Vine St. N.B. 02740 “Peaches” Looks for person with honesty and loyalty. Thanks goes to parents and Andy for always being there. Secret wish to be alone on an island with Andy who brings happiness. Won’t forget birth- day serenade in Green cafe dur- ing jr. yr. MAURICIO VIEIRA ANDRADE 80 Purchase St. N.B. 02740 “Momo” Can be found with the ROTC and Drill Team. Thanks go to parents. Looks for a per- son who has respect for others. Happiest with friends. Secret desire to be with MariJoe. “Yeah, right!” Enjoyed history with Mr. Motta. KAREN ANUSZCZYK 257 Clifford St. N.B. 02745 Thanks Mom for understanding difficult times. Appreciates a personality that’s humorous and honest. Enjoyed Great Out- doors Club, Horseneck with the gang and hanging at the Nautilus. Dreams of owning her own health spa. Friends im- portant. amen. | ZENOBIA AMARAL 6 Felton St. N.B. 02745 “Zee” Thanks go to parents and Luisa for caring so much. Close friends bring smiles. Mrs. Rut- kowitz made a hit. A future nurse. “Babe” Dreams of be- coming very rich and very hap- py. Admires friendliness and honesty in a personality. NATALIA ANDRADE 11 Stapleton St. N.B. 02744 “Nate” Enjoyed being with good friends and having a good time. Found in Tan House and cafe. Didn’t get the pleasure of sr. lounge since senior year for this gal didn’t go beyond Sept. Missed having Mr. Castro for the fourth time. JUDITH L. ARAUJO 15 Peckham Sct. N.B. 02746 “Gee Gee” Drawn to an honest, loving, sincere person. Thanks parents for understanding and love. Hopes to become a nurse in Europe. “That’s life for ya!” Maggie, Lilly and Alda mean good times. Proud of getting the flag of excellence. DANA ANDRADE 990 Rockdale Ave N.B. 02740 “Bone” Thanks his parents. En- joys partying and being with the ladies. “What’s up?” Mrs. Rose and English top his list of fa- vorites. Won’t forget getting caught smoking in the bath- room. Hopes to get college de- gree. Upward Bound great. PAULO V. ANDRADE 633 County St. N.B. 02740 Thanks goes out to parents, Ms. Andrade and John. Riding his Kawasaki brings happiness. Ms. Costa made a hit. Headed fora future with the U.S. Navy. En- joyed gym, esp. indoor soccer. Summer meant working and making money for sr. year. PETER ARMANETTI 129 Bedford St. N.B. 02740 “Skeets” Cruising in his Audi is the greatest. Special thanks to Mr. Dow for all his help. Won’t forget summer fun at Jai Alai. Great times with Mr. Oliver fond memories. “Have a day!” Hopes to be a huge success in the business world. JOSE BERNARDO ANDRADE 43 Sycamore St. N.B. 02740 “Joe” Won't forget Ms. B. chas- ing him for yrbk. material. Found at A.J.’s locker. Ms. Leal and Mr. Roscow made a hit. Fu- ture child psychiatrist. Enjoyed yrbk., Student Congress, For- eign Lang. and Drama Clubs. Senior yr. means making it! ROBERT ELLIOT ANDRADE 95 Pierce St. N.B. 02740 “Rob” Warm thanks to Sue Pires and Jeff Barrows. Hap- piest when with friends. Future Ambition: To give vocal les- sons. Secret ambition: To appear on New York stage. Won’t forget parts in Drama Club shows. “Yo, that ain’t even kool!” ANN MARIE ARRUDA 47 Chestnut St. N.B. 02740 “Chico” Loves hanging at Brick- enwood with friends. “Ha, ha, giggle, giggle.” Loved classes with Mr. Pepin, Ms. Longpre and Mr. D. Special thanks to folks and Richie. Happiest when alone, but yet with friends. Future Ambition: Cos- motology. MARIA ARRUDA 120 Tallman St. N.B. 02746 Sends thanks to Mom and Dad. Admires a good sense of humor and personality plus. Sept. 12th special date. Future sights on ca- reer in business world. Good times with friends memorable. “Is it pouvre!” Looking forward to graduation. JEREL J. AUGUSTINE 906 Hathaway Rd. N.B. 02740 “Augie” The “claw” will be a memory forever. Enjoyed play- ing football for NBHS. Chem-: istry with Mr. Kobza made a hit. Headed for a career in law en- forcement. Thanks family for being there. Appreciates a sense of humor and craziness. YOLANDA BAEZ 30 Cove St. N.B. 02744 “Yoly” Loved photo with Mr. Millette. Thanks go to Mom and Brian for their encourage- ment. Can be found at Mil- dred’s. Being with Brian brings smiles. Secret dream to visit Hawaii. Would like to marry and raise a family. “What’s up?” MICHAEL ARRUDA 28 Gosnold St. N.B. 02740 Thanks Mom and the rest of the family. Would like to be rich and visit Hawaii. Happy when not in school. Lunch and history with Mr. Curry tops. Enjoyed spending time playing hockey. Found on County St. Plans to move on after this year. AMIE AVELAR 108 Dartmouth St. N.B. 02745 Found great joy at daily shop- ping sprees. Thanks goes to Dad. Cheering at games with Pep Squad was memorable, esp. the Somerset game! Tennis team was a great activity. Comp instructor for dance became un- forgettable summer experi- ence. Admires neat looking person. LUIS BAGACO 459 Bolton St. N.B. 02740 “Lou” Mr. Robbins and Mr. K. both favorites. Happiest with Lynne. Dreams of owning a Porsche and being very weal- thy. Thanks parents and brothers for caring. Enjoyed classes in woodworking. “What's up?” Won't forget great sr. year. AUZENDA ARTEAGA 3, Abbott St. N.B. 02744 “Ozzy” Parents, esp. her Mom, get her thanks. Headed for good business school. Happiest with friends. Dreams of mar- rying a rich gentleman. Won’t forget spilling lunch in cafe. “Oh boy!” Enjoys music, beach and Mr. Biscari’s sense of humor. MARTIN AYALA 1316 Pleasant St. N.B. 02740 “Space cadet” Can always be found in the nurse’s office. Loves making people laugh. Heard saying, “Yo!” Thanks hmrm. teacher. Rates Mr. Kob- za and NBHS staff tops. Hopes to earn letter in track. Enjoyed history and running track. a ANNA MAE BAKER 70 Penniman St. N.B. 02745 “Moo” Loved being in Child Care with Ms. Milligan. Thanks go to Mom for support. Finds happiness with N.D., T.M., Deb VAC Pewvancdurs lemotat ts student relationships at NBHS made it a special spot. Won't forget fun times with Tina and Debbie. CAROL R. ASTLEY 418 Allen St. N.B. 02740 This yrbk. editor spent most of her high school career on crutches! Thanks Mom and Mr. Messier for support. “Smile.” Loves shopping for clothes. Mr. Kobza and Mr. Warren both tops. Admires honest person with anice personality. NBHSa great school. VALERIE BABINEAU 35 Linden St. N.B. 02740 “Snuggie” Mom gets thanks for persistance in getting her through school. Happiest with Fernando, Mario, Patty and Jorge. Found at Brooklawn. Partying favorite pastime. Classes with Mr. Ed, Mr. Pepin and Mr. Pacheco all enjoyed. SANDRA M. BALA 85 Rounds St. N.B. 02740 “Sandy” An avid admirer of George Washington. Can be found partying with the crew. Appreciated the good teachers like Mrs. Hassey and Mr. Ros- cow. Happiest with Dave. “You bad egg!” “Sis Bang-Boom” fireworks at Hazelwood re- called. MICHELLE’ E- ATKINSON 977 Pine Hill Drive N.B. 02745 Photography and Mr. Millette rate high on her list of favorites. Won't forget trip to Europe. Lisa, Tammy and Terry bring smiles. Thanks parents for their support. Admires honesty in a person. Headed for the college life. TRACY ANN BACHA ND 317 Brooklawn Ave. N.B. 02745 “Spacey Tracy” Passes the time playing drums. Friends and guys at NBHS most memorable. Mom and Dad get thanks for their support. Dreams of meet- ing Motley Crue. Happy times with Nicki and friends. Enjoyed D.E. and Mr. Pacheco. PAULA BAPTISTA 174 Chancery St. N.B. 02740 This young lass searches for a person with a pleasing smile and personality plus. Happiest with BiGeeGebsml.Geland bear “Keep smiling’’ a favorite quote. Classes with Mrs. Siegel a pleasure. Will miss good friends and fun times at NBHS. 23 TODD RANDALL BAPTISTA 895 Surrey Lane N.B. 02745 Winning NESBA titles and beating rival Dartmouth top memories. Band and Lori bring happiness. Spent time taking photos of race cars at Seekonk and Westport. Future as a pharmacist. “Spare me!” His parents get special thanks. MARIA JULIA BARROSO 47 Belleville Ave. N.B. 02740 Won’t forget the fun times in cafe with great friends. Appreciated the support given by parents. A future dream of being an excellent secretary. Enjoys a good sense of humor. “Give me a break!” Enjoyed Ms. Williams and accounting class. TINA MARIE BEAULIEU 355 Orchard St. N.B. 02740 “Tiny” Passes time with R.T., TSN. and D:OF Thanks Mom and Dad for patience. Wishes for marriage and a good job. Happiest with Michael. Mr. Ed is tops. Active with J.R.O.T.C. for three years. Likes U.S. History. ‘‘No Biggy!” MARIA C, BARBOSA 158 Whitman St. N.B. 02745 “Betty” Looks for friendly, out- going people. Thanks goes to Gary who brings happiness. “Give me a break!” Enjoyed history with Mr. J. Calnan. Being a senior means a chance to make your future dreams come true. Future cosmoto- logist. JEFFREY JOHN BARROWS 121 Sycamore St. N.B. 02740 “Chilly B.”” Admires honest friendly person. Happy check- ing out the ladies or being with R.A. or S.P. Playing or watching football were favorites. Often found on the auditorium stage during Drama Club shows. “Are you crazy?” MICHELLE BEAUREGARD 15 Junior St. N.B. 02740 Known to friends as “Jasmine Constuitcy.”’ Mr. Pacheco’s tales wild. Fond of group Rush and roller skating. Secret fan- tasy is to live in Paris. Future ambition: To be veterinarian. Mom and Dad get her thanks for their help. “No way, Dude.” CHERYLE ANN BARBOZA 106 Harkum St. N.B. 02745 Searches for a friendly smile and pleasing personality. Mr. Raposo and Mr. Kobza both favorites. Mom, Mr. Fortes and UB program get appreciation. Hopes to become social work- er. Happiest with P.B. and D.B. Enjoys listening to good music. SCOTT MICHAEL BARROWS 39 Oesting St. N.B. 02740 Christine puts a smile on his face. Parents get his gratitude. Rates swimming and Mr. Ros- cow as favorites. Looks forward to graduation. Appreciated the warm and friendly atmosphere of NBHS. Future wish to be rich, happy and wed Christine. LISA ANN BENEDETTI 55 Carroll Sc. N.B. 02740 “Lisa B.” Found at the Mills. D!DEeMeBerATAandss-C: bring a smile. Thanks parents for understanding. Marine Biol- ogy at Univ. of Miami next. Fan- tasy: Travel back in time and party with Jim Morrison. “I don’t believe this!” Yrbk. writer. BRIDGET M. BARNES 80 Clark St. N.B. 02746 “Unbelievable!”” Remembers falling during rally. Thanks Eff for putting up with her and T.S. for smiling with her. Cheering, marching and selling candy bars bring smiles. Dreams of selling candy with T.S. All special ones will be remembered. DEBORAH MARIE BARTON 198 Highland St. N.B. 02746 “Bart” Wishes to thank Mom and Dad for all their support. X-ray tech in her future. 1 pastime is sailing. “Cherish yes- terday; Dream tomorrow; Live today.” Mr. Strittmatter and Mr. Kobza top her list. Appreci- ates a nice smile. RENEE ROSE BERTHIAUME 31 E. Clinton St. N.B. 02740 “Renowski” Looks for good sense of humor. Being with D.R., E.H., E.S., P.B., P.M. and L.L. bring smiles. Future doc- tor. Thanks folks for love and support. “That’s wicked cool!” Dreams of owning the chicken farm. Xmas in July, Fla. hits ISABEL BARROS 212 Query St. N.B. 02745 “Izzy” Occupies time dancing and enjoying music. “Smile” Close friends bring happiness. Secret desire to open own fashion and beauty salon in France. Thanks Mom for sup- port. Jr. yr. lunch and sr. lounge will always be remembered. THERESA BEAULIEU 82 Ivy Rd. N.B. 02745 “Buzz” Found at Pine Hill. Feels sensitivity and sense of humor important traits. Thanks Mom for her patience. Happy with friends, at a concert or listening to rock-n-roll. Mr. Bis- cari and Great Outdoors Club high on list of favorites. RACHEL S. BESEN 288 Maple St. N.B. 02740 A future author who enjoyed work on the “Alpha.” Liked the unusual in a person, such as in- sanity! Secretly dreams of visit- ing the “Magic Theatre.” Feels the attitude of staff and student body help make it outstanding. LORI BESSETTE 1107 County Sct. N.B. 02746 Child Care with Mrs. Stone, Mr. Lanouette and Word Plus were all favorites. Attracted to great personality and alluring eyes. Mark brings happiness. Future desire to wed and to work with small children. Can be found in the Blue House. RACHEL MARIE BLUMLO 114 Frederick St. N.B. 02744 “Rache” Thanks goes to mother for support. Honor Society fa- vorite activity at school. Plans on entering the field of veteri- nary med. Being with Dave brings much pleasure. Mr. Kob- za and science were highlights for this young miss. TAMMY M. BON NEAU 57 Shawmut Ave. N.B. 02740 Summertime trip from Florida to Maine was memorable. One day to live in Florida for good. Thanks go to parents for sup- port. Mr. Hebert rates high. “Go for it!” Admires honesty. Smiles come when with friends having a good time. JAMES BETTENCOURT 123 Maple St. N.B. 02740 “Jim” Playing trumpet with band best times. Special thanks to John Martin and Mr. V. Sum- mer fun in Lisa’s pool well re- membered. Winning comps, esp. over rival Dartmouth most memorable. Hopes to become a musician with major symphony. ANDREW GEORGE BOIS 51 Carroll St. N.B. 02740 “Boisy” Spends most time with friends partying. Thanks go to L.A. and J.M. Headed for life at college in Sept. “But of course!” Won't forget the NBHS cheer- leaders. Dreams of one day owning his own business. Looks for great personality. CARLOS A. BORGES 112 Thompson St. N.B. 02740 “Charlie” Can be found at Ashley Park. Thinks Mr. Ed’s history class tops. Wants to thank cousin, Mary Lou. Loves personality and being real in a person. One day would love to be pro-hockey player. Remem- bers pretty girls at NBHS. SCOTT M. BETTENCOURT 18 Emerson St. N.B. 02740 Happiest with Wendy. Looks for honest loyal friend. Enjoyed Whaler’s Rest with Mr. Allcock. “Think so!” Can be found at Dairy Mart. Thanks go out to Mom for her support. Secret desire to visit Egypt. Hopes to one day live away from N.B. a Pe 8) 4 THEODORE BORGES 60 Merrimac St. N.B. 02740 “Ted” Football a top activity at NBHS. Math and Mr. Robbins held in high esteem. Felt great to be on top of the rest as a senior! Won't forget all the great times during the last four years on the Ist. lunch shift with friends. HELENA BISCAIA 202 Belleville Ave. N.B. 02746 “Lena” Business degree in her future plans. Sr. lounge great. Admires an honest person with a good sense of humor. Likes reading and listening to music. Rates Mr. Ed and Mr. Biscari tops. Thanks parents and NBHS staff. Sr. year great. SERGIO C. BOTELHO 36 Dudley St. N.B. 02744 “Serg” Spending time with Mr. Dlouhy in auto shop was best high school experience. To be- come computer programmer. Happiest with good friends hav- ing fun. Can be found on the avenue or at the Mall. Summer job helped sr. expenses. PATRICIA ANN BLOUIN 559 Oliver St. N.B. 02745 “Patty” The friendships of Asha) Ges) A ae ki bee MS G.R., 1.S. and K.B. mean every- thing. Won’t forget surprise party. “Psyched beyond belief!” Red in the face after sitting on the track soph. yr. Happiest with a mind free from thought. ANNETTE PAULINE BOUDREAU 950 Rockdale Ave. N.B. 02740 Time spent with Amy, esp. all freshman yr., memorable. Joe brings a smile to her lips. Thanks goes to Ms. Gutierrez for her help. Being a senior means being at the top! Future plans for career as a secretary and life of happiness. PAUL SCOTT BOUDREAU 211 Harwich Sct. N.B. 02745 “Boo” Enjoyed Latin, having Mr. Hartley and playing sports. Hopes for a future as a state trooper. Misses summertime partying. Thanks family and friends for all the help. Won't forget the claw! “How you be?” Found almost anywhere. DEBORAH BROMLEY 17 Agnes St. N.B. 02745 “Deb” Plans to work with chil- dren. Mr. Pepin and Ms. Milli- gan both favorites. Happiest with Steve. Thanks friends and relatives. Likes honest and out- going people. Flag of excellence will be remembered. “You think so?” Eager for June. DAVID PHILIP BRYANT 75 West St. N.B. 02740 “Lou” Favorite times with good friends clowning around. Mr. Oliver rates high. Laughs in cafe memorable. Admires honesty and sense of humor. “Easy now, please!” Secret dream to be wide receiver for N.E. Pats. Miss Sowa gets thanks for help. RAYMOND BRADLEY 77 Apache Ct. N.B. 02744 “Ray” Thanks Mrs. Galuska, Mrs. Jacintho, and Mrs. Cohen. Math and Ms. Menard will be remembered. Karate favorite pastime for him. Good person- ality appreciated in a person. Happiest with Lori. Regrets saying good-bye to friends. DAVID ROBERT BROWN 70 Hathaway St. N.B. 02740 “Brownie” Likes passing the time at concerts. As a sr. can finally give freshmen the grief he went through. Will always remember times in the Green cafe. A move to New York in the future. Enjoyed algebra, gym and Mr. Girard. RENEE M. BURGO 72 Bluefield St. N.B. 02744 “Tawny” Special thanks to Mom. Mrs. Purcell a favorite. Will remember the great times with friends. “You better save it!” D.S.W. brought happiness. To get a date with Prince secret fantasy. Likes a friendly, caring, honest person. Future R.N. KATHLEEN BRENNAN 190 Oakdale St. N.B. 02740 “Kathy” Looks for wild folks who love to laugh. Family gets thanks for their support, love and time. Won’t forget laughs and fun in classes with Mr. Cas- tro and Mr. Bourgeois. Found dancing, singing, playing tennis or at Pretenders’ concerts. KRISTI M. BROWN 567 So. Second St. N.B. 02744 “Kris” Won't forget summer fun at Martha’s Vineyard. Looks for trustworthy and honest type. “Go for it!” Thanks par- ents and friends for their sup- port. Will always remember NBHS guys and close friends. Hopes for career as a nurse. LISA RENEE BURRIS 156 Cedar St. N.B. 02740 “Tiny B” Treasures any time with John. Has fond memories of fun in the sun on Cape. Thanks go to God, Mom, brother, John, and Mr. Raposo. Hopes for future with U.S. Air Force and John. Enjoys smiling and having fun. Wants to meet folks. NICOLE BRISSON 125 Tallman Sc. N.B. 02746 “Rosebud” Won't forget the crazy experience of moving Mike’s car without the key! Special thanks go to Mom, Dad, Lorraine and Roy. Finds humor in saying, “Two D’s are better than one!” Will miss friends made during four yrs. MANUEL LOUIS BRUM 759 County St. N.B. 02740 Spends time partying and listen- ing to rock-n-roll. Michele brings happiness. Looks for pleasing personality. Enjoyed auto tech and lunch! Found at the poolroom. Ms. Mahoney gets his thanks for her help. Se- nior means freedom. CHRISTINE KAREN BURT 19 George St. N.B. 02744 “Tina” Pats herself on the back for making it through school. Dreams of meeting the Jack- sons. Happy when school not in session. Got red in the face when she tripped down the stairs. Is hoping for marriage in her future plans. é WAYNE R. BRODO 16 Swallow St. N.B. 02745 Algebra and drafting top his list of favorites. Parents get thanks for help. Ms. Morris made a hit. Secret desire to design a new White House! Enjoyed listen- ing to his stereo and being with that special girl. “You wish!” July 4th memorable. ROSANA BRUM 467 Allen St. N.B. 02740 Appreciates a person who can bring laughter to the world. Great times with Gracy and the gang memorable. Thanks G.O., H: Ms eA Ree INeMew Accand C.C. for their help. Future tech- nician. NBHS people, esp. friends, make it a very special place. DARLENE MAY BUSHAW 870 Terry Lane N.B. 02745 “Dar” Appreciates person with good attitude toward life and sense of humor. Thanks parents and R.G. for being there. Hap- py partying with friends. “Who really cares?” Future R.N. Admired pride shown by NBHS. Dreams of date with Tarzan. DIANE CABRAL 596 Cottage St. N.B. 02740 “Di” Loves great personality and good looks in a person. Fu- ture ambition: Getting married to Ray and living a happy life. Happiest times with fiancee. Won't forget falling in school. Rates seniors and staff at NBHS as 1. Thanks parents. STEPHEN CHARLES CABRAL 91 Durfee St. N.B. 02740 “Steve” Often found playing D and D. Enjoyed Latin with Mr. Guy, Foreign Lang. Club and blowing up his projects in lab. Thanks go to all teachers. Hap- piest without homework! Dreams of making a visit to land of pyramids. Likes intelligence. ANA PAULA CARDOSO 1037 Cove Rd. N.B. 02744 “Paula” Can be found listening to music. Won’t forget Mr. Warren, sr. lounge and trip to Portugal. Happiest with Carlos. Thanks parents for their sup- port. Hopes to become a hair- dresser. Admires honesty. Hap- py to be graduating. DOUGLAS MARK CABRAL 31 Garrison Rd. N.B. 02745 “Dougie” Won't forget the Ist lunch shift in Green cafe jr. year. Thanks parents for their support. Admires pleasing per- sonality. Enjoyed football, biol- ogy, Mr. Goodfellow and being with good friends. Red faced when lost freshmen year. TRACY ANN CABRAL 307 Central Ave. N.B. 02745 “Trace” Found with V-team, Hulio, and Superfly and the crew. “Silly me!” Won’t forget Paula and her saving Matt’s life! Thanks Mom for showing patience and Richie for gentle pushes. April 30th special time. Desire to be famous singer. GENUINA G. CARDOSO 38 Beech St. N.B. 02740 “Jenny” Admires friendliness and honesty in a person. Loved gymnastics. Hopes to travel the world and become successful business woman. Thanks go to Gill Teixeira. NBHS staff and student body award-winning. “That’s decent.” fs -a : — [J HEIDI ANN CABRAL 130 Briarwood Dr. N.B. 02745 “Heidikinns” Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Purcell great teachers. Thanks Mom, Dad, Mrs. M. and friends. Happiest with Helen and Kristi. Glad to have been part of the NBHS family. “Spare me!” Secret dream is to get together with Tom Sellick. ete DOMINGOS CALAZ 185 Rochambeau St. N.B. 02745 “Dom” Dreams of becoming a heavy metal rock star. Thanks sent to all his teachers. Fun came from being with friends. “That’s cool!” Math with Mrs. Barbero made a hit. Won’t forget seeing Andrea in shorts. Can be found cruising down the ave. TAMMY LEE CARDOSO 358 No. Front St. N.B. 02746 “Tam” Loved class with Mr. Hamlet. Thanks sent to Mom and Ms. Sowa. Loves nice per- sonality and good attitude. En- joyed being summer beach bum. Secret fantasy to Own a dream house. Remembers good friends at NBHS and fun times at lunch. PAUL DANIEL CABRAL 84 Hanover St. N.B. 02745 “Paco” Music and Mr. Campoli made a hit. Admires honesty in a person. Thanks go to parents for their support. Hopes for fame and fortune in his future. Secret fantasy is to please thousands of women with his great charm. LUISA CAMPOS 173 Grinnell St. N.B. 02740 “Weezie” Time spent listening to music fun. Louie gets her thanks for his understanding. Won’t forget the embarrass- ment of breaking plate in cafe. Hopes for a life filled with happiness. All assemblies most memorable. A steno fan. SUZANNE CARON 172 Pine Grove St. N.B. 02745 “Sue” X-country and SAC activ- ities. Admires a person with fine sense of humor. Finds get- ting up in the morning hard. Won’t forget great friends at NBHS. Personal best record could easily make her day. Bowie and Gluons’ bash fun. RAYMOND CABRAL 536 Elm St. N.B. 02740 “Grease Monkey” Spending time on cars with Mr. Dlouhy in auto was the best! Lucy brings a smile to his lips. Parents get his thanks for the love and support shown. Can be found with friends at south end beach or at Buttonwood. ALICE LAURA CANASTRA 37 Longview Rd. N.B. 02745 “Ally” can be found either at Pine Hill Acres or at Mark’s. Attracted to good looking peo- ple with super personalities. Fu- ture goal: To marry Mark. Secretly wishes to become a millionaire. Thanks parents. “Oh, man!” GRACE CARREIRO 108 South St. N.B. 02740 Remembers four years of home room with Mr. Raposo. Knows exactly how to procrastinate. “Peachy.” Love to parents and family. Thinks J.J. is tops; thanks him and friends for great memories. Admires an honest, natural person. 27 LUISA CARREIRO 34 Granite Avenue N.B. 02740 “Weezie” Being with friends brings happiness. Hopes for a career as a nurse. Thanks go to parents, Zee and Terry. Fa- vorites include physics, Mrs. Purcell and lunch. Finds love- able honest people appealing. “Hi ya, gorgeous!” Dreams of riches. ANA C. CHERETA 987 Hillcrest Rd. N.B. 02745 Dedicated miss who enjoyed being Log’s editor-in-chief. NBHS a special school because of great staff and close friends. Future engineer. Thanks par- ents for inspiration. Won't forget good times as a senior. Rates Mr. Goodfellow tops. Special gal. RUSSELL THOMAS CLARK 37 Lucas St. N.B. 02744 “Russ” Enjoyed history class with Mr. Motta. Swim team a favorite activity and Coach Medeiros a man to be thanked. “I thought so!” Hated getting up so early for school. Dreams of becoming rich. Summer rain duty a memorable event. MARIE ELIZABETH CARTER 175 Grinnell St. N.B. 02740 “Maria” Enjoyed partying in Providence and Newport. Mr. Vaz and Mr. Biscari rate high. Won’t forget junior year. Thanks go to Mrs. Purcell for teaching her about Black Histo- ry. Future desire to be a teacher of pre-school children. NIDIA AFONSO CHIQUITO 863 Brock Ave. N.B. 02744 Can be found at West Beach with friends. Looks for warmth and honesty in a person. Sends thanks to her parents for their support. Being with good friends brings smiles. Enjoys time listening to music or watching TV. D.E. rated high. ANDY M. CLEMENTS 35 Plymouth St. N.B. 02740 “Squeeze” Can be found with good friends at the West End or the Mills. Mr. Warren and Ms. Leal won his praises. Likes a person with an open mind. “Darn impressive!” Won't forget good times with good friends partying. LISA M. CARVALHO 159 Gayhead Ct. N.B. 02740 “Lee” Special thanks to her par- ents. Senior means making it through high school. Happy when with her friends. Found at the Mall. Mr. Pepin tops. Appreciates good personality. “What’s up?” Hopes to work in an office and to marry. NINA ANN CHOMAK 40 Plymouth St. N.B. 02740 “Neen” Being co-capt. with Donna and Nancy great time. Thanks parents and Aunt Judy for being there. Mr. Oliver and Mr. Gill tops. Found at “Token Drive.” Admires outgoing per- son. Happiness comes from being with the gang, esp. L.F. DEBRA COELHO 49 So. Emerson St. N.B. 02740 “Dopey” Loves good sense of humor and great personality. Happiest when with friends, esp. Lori. “I love you, too!” Par- ents great for always being there. Mr. Alves and Mrs. Lotz are the best. Being a sr. means time to reach out for your dreams. JOANA CASTRO 137 Campbell Sc. N.B. 02740 Enjoys the tunes on the radio. Mr. Vaz rates high. Thanks go to family and friends who make her happy. Feels the NBHS stu- dent body the best in the nation. Won’t forget lunch jr. year. Fu- ture to be spent as medical tech- nologist. STEVEN PAUL CHRISTOPHER 377 Middle St. N.B. 02740 Can usually be found at the United Front. Enjoyed photo with Mr. Millette. Headed for the college life. Mother and fa- ther get his thanks. Happy with friends having a good time. Admires honesty in a person. Won’t forget good times at school. DONALD WAYNE COFER 991 Terry Lane N.B. 02745 “Cof” Happiest when with friends. Thanks Mom and Dad for love and support. Good looks and good personality are appreciated. Football a real fa- vorite. Hopes to become an accountant. Mr. Warren is tops. “You're mesmerized! TAMMY MARIE CATON 12 Birch St. Acushnet 02743 “Caton” Rates Mrs. Gutierrez high on her list. Admires an honest person with a sense of humor. Thanks parents for all they’ve done. Won’t forget the fun of marching band. Happy with Bob V. Hopes to become a medical assistant. Enjoyed math classes. ROBERTO CINTRON 32 Rockland St. N.B. 02740 ““Bobby’’ Enjoyed photo, NBHS girls, basketball and freshmen year. “Como esta, brother?” Hopes to join the ser- vice and to wed Nancy. Often found in Tan Blue courtyard. Thanks go to Mr. Millette. Get- ting out of school brings big smiles. DAVID COLON 15 Monroe Drive N.B. 02740 “Dave” Misses the friends he made while at NBHS. Didn’t get a chance to spread his wings of freedom as asr. in sr. lounge. Was found hanging out in the Tan House and core. Hopes for a future filled with happiness and good times. LISA A. COOK 2094 Phillips Rd. N.B. 02745 Meeting Crosby, Stills and Nash memorable summer event. Thanks parents and Mr. Longo for help. Dreams of liv- ing in Greece and owning a Porsche. Looks for individuality in a person’s behavior. Mrs. Purcell tops. Happiest with Michelle. BARBARA JEAN CORREIA 21 Mohawk Court N.B. 02740 “B.J.” Happy when dancing with Munch. Mia and friends get thanks for support. “You wish!” Fond memories of Sarge and drill team of ROTC. Mrs. Purcell tops. Dreams of a visit to Hawaii. Looks for charm and personality in others. ‘ Paes’ 3 SANDRA JOYCE CORREIA 4630 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02745 “Sandy” Looks for honesty in a person. Dreams of owning a pink Corvette and becoming a special needs teacher. Enjoys being with Jeff. Summer spent at Cathedral Camp memorable. Thanks parents. Feels NBHS and its staff are “Awesome!” SHARON MARIE CORREA 124 Washington St. N.B. 02740 “Sha” Favorites included field hockey, AFS Club and track. Appreciates friendly and honest folks. Mr. Kobza, Mr. Alves and chem all tops. “You better chill out!” Parents get thanks. To be stranded on an island with someone fine a wish. CHRISTINE MARIE CORREIA 15 Elizabeth St. N.B. 02740 “Chris” Rates Mr. Motta, Mr. Silva and Mr. Hamlet tops. Admires a sense of humor and nice personality. Won’t forget Jr. Banquet fun. Parents get her thanks. Looks forward to prom time and June graduation. De- sires future of wealth. ‘CHAGEA cA: CORREIA 1219 Robin St. N.B. 02745 “Chippy” Sends thanks to Jane for her help and advice. Hap- piest when with Billy and friends. Can be found in Sassa- quin or Dartmouth. “Oh, my God!” Loves wi ld and crazy people. Wish is to win Mega- bucks. Hopes to become an accountant. LISA CORREIA 109 Locust St. N.B. 02740 Thanks are sent out to parents, Kris A., Mr. V., Roberta B and my great friends, the major- ettes! Won't forget being NES- BA, NEMMA and MICA champs. Friendships of J.B., T.C., L.F. and M.M. important. Likes twirling, band and sense of humor. a ciel fd ZELIA M. CORREIA 202 Rivet St. N.B. 02740 “Liz” Loves to swim, camp and sunbathe. Mr. Millette and photo were super. Dog in homeroom memorable. Thanks parents. Attracted to honest and loving people. Being with friends makes her smile. “No way!’’ Hopes to become a photographer. MARIA E. CORREIA 60 Deane St. N.B. 02746 “Eddy” Found between Tan Gold Houses. Lisa, Lucy, Becky and Marial bring a smile. Col- lege in the future. Thanks go to parents and friends for all their help. Secret desire to hit Mega- bucks. Mrs. McCoy tops her list. “Hey man, what’s up?” DEIDRA MARIA COSTA 353 Sawyer St. N.B. 02746 “Dee” Won't forget friends and fun at NBHS. Headed for the U.S. Army. Thanks goes to teachers for their help, esp. Mr. Armstrong. Dreams of going out with Mike. Enjoyed math, softball and camping. Often found at the park with friends. MARIA G. CORREIA 237 Hersom St. N.B. 02745 “Goretti” Time spent at parties dancing the best. Enjoys being with M.C. and Magic. Sends thanks to her parents. Hopes to continue her education in Bos- ton and later become an airline stewardess. Soph. Eng. with Mr. St. Pierre enjoyed. HELEN COSTA 14 Bettle St. N.B. 02746 “Chris” Enjoyed time with the Student Congress. Special thanks to Ms. Mahoney and April for their help. A secret fantasy includes becoming a powerful woman. Future ambi- tion: private investigator. Feels NBHS has best spirit and pride around. 29 LINDA M. COSTA 15 Peckham St. N.B. 02746 “Ree” Found partying with friends on the avenue. Summer in New Hampshire and meeting Randy memorable. Looking forward to the prom and gradu- ation. Happiest when with Ran- dy. Looks for honesty and per- sonality plus in folks. “Go for it!” KAREN ANNE COUGHLIN 637 Cottage St. N.B. 02740 “Giggles” Can be found at Jessi- ca’s house. Looks for a nice smile and great personality. “Who me?” Secret desire to appear on a Vogue cover and to go to Paris. Fun times at lunch and sr. lounge remembered. Thanks parents and friends. HAROLD W. CRAPO Ii 35 Oliveira Ave. Acushnet 02743 “Harry” Looks for honesty in a person. Mr. Roscow and history tops. Baseball and basketball both favorites. The guys at lunch will never be forgotten. To become a lawyer. Happiest when not at work. “No, I don’t think so!” 30 MARK E. COSTA 296 Tinkham St. N.B. 2746 Playing sports important part of school. Mr. Oliver for math rates high on list of favorites. Thanks Mom for help and sup- port. Secret wish to win Mega- bucks. Happy with friends hanging out. Looking forward to June and graduation. ROBERT JOHN COUTO 261 Maryland St. N.B. 02745 “Cujo” Favorite spot to hang out is band room. Music fills his life. Most memorable were band competitions and win- ning! Time spent with friends brought happiness. Thanks go to parents and Mr. V. Hopes for a future as a well known musi- cian. JOSEPH A. CRISOSTOMO 107 Swan St. N.B. 02744 “Master J.” Hopes to become a private eye. Newporta 1 spot. Wishes to thank Diamond D and Rosanna. Leaving school for lunch always remembered. Enjoyed English with Mr. Silva. Happy when committing adventurous and daring crimes. eAanl. MARY A. COSTA 363 Cottage St. N.B. 02740 Going out, watching TV or thinking about Tommy occu- pies her time. Mrs. Audette tops. Won’t forget friends made at NBHS. Thanks goes to par- ents. Tommy equals happiness. Wish is to win the Megabucks pot! Won't forget summer travel. BRIAN R. COUTURE 7 Diane St. Acushnet 02743 “Chewy” This talented lad hopes for a future as a commer- cial artist. Being in sr. lounge happiest times. ‘““No way!” Gives thanks to Ms. Persson and Mr. D. Secret wish is to take Lynn to the prom. Remembers staff, fun at NBHS and assem- blies. CHERYL MARIE CRUZ 52 Malden St. N.B. 02746 “Cher” Enjoyed Student Con- gress. Grandparents’ love appreciated. Will miss good friends. Future police officer. Fantasy: to hit Megabucks! Hopes to fulfill dreams with Dean. End of class brought smiles. “Test! What test?” Sr. year meant stepping out. VALERIA COSTA 141 Hemlock St. N.B. 02740 “Val” Attracted by a person’s eyes. Diary of Anne Frank and energy class both made an im- pact. Sweeping floors with Con- nie memorable. “Come on!” Astronomy class a favorite. Thanks parents for support. Being with good friends fun. ANNMARIE CRABBE 3735 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02745 “Ann” Basketball team, swim team, track team and golf team made it all worthwhile. Summer with Steven and Colleen in Rochester great memory. En- joyed art with Mr. Bettencourt. Hopes for future as a chiroprac- tor. Happy in pool. MICHAEL JOAO CRUZ 8 Irving St. N.B. 02740 “Cruzy” Thanks parents and Coach Gardiner for support. Passing period the best. “Aw | feel so bad!” Secret future de- sire to be a singer with a Mohawk in a punk rock group! Being captain of track team an honor not soon forgotten. SUZANNE MARIE COTE 142 Branscomb St. N.B. 02745 “Sue” Falling down the stairs in Tan House embarrassing. “Give me a break!” Thanks Mom for support and Mrs. Cohen for help. Happiest with Steven. Working in Child Care a special favorite. Will miss good friends and good times at NBHS. MELISSA CRAIG 22 Nautilus St. N.B. 02744 Appreciates a good sense of humor. Laughing in chem. with Tricia, Sue and Doug memo- rable. Headed for a career in medical technology. Garrett brings smiles and happiness. Loves black raspberry ice cream! Thanks parents for sup- port. JEANNE MARIE CUMMINGS 26 Roosevelt St. N.B. 02740 “Jean” Happiest with Johnny who gets her thanks for his understanding. Enjoyed D.E. with Mr. Pacheco. Hanging out with good friends great fun. Seen in the ’65 Chevy pick-up. To be very rich a dream. Admires honesty in a person. KEVIN CUMMINGS 27 New York Ave. Acushnet 02743 “K.K.” Crimson Courier great activity. Mr. Roscow and Mr. Millette rate high. “Lame in- deed!” Dreams of owning a VW Microbus. Looks for folks with sense of humor. Being a sr. means never having to say you’re sorry. To be photog- rapher. MARIA DA CUNHA 142 Mt. Pleasant St. N.B. 02740 Enjoyed summer fun in sunny California. Attracted to honest and trusting people. Mr. Mot- ta’s history class was excellent. Often seen at the Mills or on Tank Rd. Partying with friends is tops. Thanks cousin Judy. College bound. MARIA L. DA SILVA 28 Larch St. N.B. 02740 “Mary Lou” Being editor for yrbk. tops. Fond memories of sr. lounge, staff and fun times. Thanks sent to family, friends and special someone who all bring happiness. Hopes for hap- py future and good job. Admires ing friendly people. “God help me!” 7 i) LEON CUMMINGS 293 Ash St. N.B. 02740 “Lee” Won’t ever forget break- ing the high jump record. En- joyed track, auto tech, Mr. Cur- ry, reading the Bible and watch- ing TV. “What's happening?” Ms. Medeiros gets thanks. Hopes to be mechanic. Embar- rassed by forgetting words while D-jaying. MARGARDIA D’ALMEIDA 1671 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02746 “Maggie” Thanks parents for al- ways being there. Hopes to be- come a successful business woman. Mr. Roscow and Mr. Castro were tops. Happiest with Terry, Mike and Alice. Hopes to be swept away by a knight in shining armor. MARK N. DA SILVA 112 Phillips Ave. N.B. 02746 “Tommy” Found Mr. Roscow’s chem class to be wild. Is hap- piest when playing hockey and being with friends. Hopes to become a pharmacist. Anxious for the end of his sr. year. Hon- esty appreciated. Thanks Mom and Dad for their help. NELI CUSTODIO 228 Phillips Ave. N.B. 02746 “Caramela” Found at bookstore or with Mr. Silveira. Thanks go to parents for their love and support. Hopes to earn her wings and become a stewardess. Enjoyed making new friends, D.E., reading, listening to good music, Mr. B. and the Int’l. Club. CHRISTOPHER S. DARMOFAL 35 Grape St. N.B. 02740 Happiest when playing the guitar or listening to music. Mr. Campoli tops. Admires honesty and self confidence in a person. “What's happening?” Thanks parents. Won't for get the great relationship between staff and students. Wishes to be next Pope! PAULA DA SILVA 27 Juniper St. N.B. 02740 “Squeekie’”’ Admires deter- mination. Thanks Mom for al- ways being there. “Give me a break!” Happy with friends and M.R. Plans to be a nurse and professional body builder. Embarrassed by her foot getting caught in a chair soph. yr. dur- ing English. ANTONE CELESTIN DACRUZ 118 South Sixth Sr. N.B. 02740 “Tony” Can be found at United Front. Pretty girls and Tan House cafe will be remem- bered. Spends leisure time listening to Spanish and Creole music. Off to school for elec- trical engineering. Thanks par- ents and teachers. To visit C.V. Islands. ARLINDO DA SILVA 359 Orchard St. N.B. 02740 “Alfie” Thanks all of the teach- er. “Take it easy!” Likes honesty in a person. Senior means final- ly making it. Happiest when with a friend. Will never forget throwing the football to the other team. Loves the beach. VICTOR P. DA SILVA 20 Winsor St. N.B. 02744 “Vic” Met the girl of his dreams over the summer. Enjoys spending money and going out with friends. Goal is to become a rich and famous TV anchor- man. Is fond of a good sense of humor. Thanks family for care and support. “What!” ANN C. DA CUNHA 38 Valentine St. N.B. 02744 “Licas” Plans on becoming a pharmacist. Thanks parents and teachers for all their help. Hap- py with friends and pleasant people. Admires sympathy and honesty. Likes walking on a beach, reading and listening to good music. KENNEDY MORAIS DA SILVA 423 Chancery St. N.B. 02740 “Arnold” Found working out at body-building gym. Women occupy great deal of his mind. Hopes for a future of wealth with the perfect woman! Won’t forget the fine award won by NBHS. Enjoyed history with Mr. Tavares. Thanks parents. DANNY VIEIRA DA SILVEIRA 58 Fair St. N.B. 02740 “Danny” Thanks his parents. Enjoyed computer class the most. Mr. Roscow and Mr. Motta tops. Played street hock- ey and street football. Sports events at NBHS won’t ever be forgotten. Happy when driving in his Dasher. Hangs at the Mall. RIGOBERT LUCIEN DE ABREU 192 Purchase St. N.B. 02740 “Luke” Likes listening to music. Mr. DaGraca and trigonometry tops. Soccer a favorite pastime. Enjoyed times painting and in carpentry. Hopes to become airline pilot. Happy with his girlfriend. Remembers NBHS for the beautiful girls. DOREEN ANN DEJESUS 197 Harwich St. N.B. 02745 “Dor” Thanks Mom, Dad and Steve for their support. Can be found hanging with friends at Brooklawn. Found NBH park- ing lot an intriguing spot. Hap- piest with Steve. D.E. with Mr. Pacheco fun. Dreams of meet- ing Robert Plant. MANUEL B. DEOLIVEIRA 38 Easton St. N.B. 02746 “Manny D” Loves taking pic- tures and weight lifting. Rates Mr. Millette’s photo class tops. Future ambition: To continue photography and open his own studio. Happiest with friends and loved ones. Won’t forget sitting in wrong class. FRANKLIN DE BARROS 171 Davis St. N.B. 02746 “Frank” Playing hockey fills his time with pleasure. Having Mr. Roscow for chemistry was memorable. Thanks are sent out to Jack. A future ambition is to come into great heaps of money. Can be found with friends hanging out in Blue House. CHARLES DELGADO 161 Liberty St. N.B. 02740 “Chuckie D.” Enjoys spending time with C. Hughes. Wishes to thank Mom. Will pay his re- spects to Uncle Sam soon. Hap- piest when with the cats. Will always remember hanging in the core. Enjoyed Mrs. Purcell’s Black Studies class. a DAVID J. DE PINA 78 Willis St. N.B. 02740 Looks for honesty in people. Found at the gym. Thanks to Mrs. Purcell for her help. Hap- piest when with friends. Tore up the football field. Future ambition: To be president of a large company. “What’s up?” Rates NBH student body 1. PAUL M. DEBORTOLI 963 McGee St. N.B. 02745 “Debo” Often found playing golf. “What’s up with that?” Appreciation goes to Mom and Dad for their support. Whalers’ Rest with Mr. Allcock tops. Can be found at the Mills or on Tank Road. Anxious for cap and gown day to approach. 4 i é VICTOR DEMEDEIROS 212 Milford St. N.B. 02745 “Vic” Looks for self respect and pride. Mr. Robbins and house construction rate high. To be- come an artist. Thanks parents and friends. ‘““What’s up?” Brooklawn a favorite spot. Won't forget NBHS girls. To visit Hawaii a real dream. FRA NCISCO JOSEPH DEPINA 525 Cottage St. N.B. 02740 Getting first yellow card un- forgettable. Mr. Roscow 1 teacher. To be a pilot. Pastime playing football. Liked astron- omy. Thanks go to Miss Sowa for her help. Happy either working or playing. Secret fan- tasy is to invent a satellite. RANDY SCOTT DEBROSSE 81 Moss St. N.B. 02744 “Doctor D’ Would like to thank parents for their love and support. Future ambition: Be- come apro-ball player. Enjoyed playing three varsity sports at NBHS. Won't forget great friends and the fun times. Mr. Kobza rates high. ANTONIO M. DEME NDONCA, JR. 81 Libra Drive N.B. 02745 “Stony” Can be found hanging with friends at Brooklawn Park. Thanks Mom with love. Re- members Mr. Souza, Mr. Cal- nan, and Mr. Pacheco. “What’s going on?” Remembers swim- ming at Sassaquin Pond. One day would like to be rich. HELENA GOMES DE PINA 80 Pierce St. N.B. 02740 ““‘Lena’’ Thanks Mom and friends. “Shut up!” Would like to live in Hawaii. Falling down the stairs was embarrassing. Plans to become a secretary. Happy with good friends. D.E. and Mr. Pacheco tops. Sewing and embroidery both favorite pastimes. ANTHONY DE CASTRO 176 Harwich St. N.B. 02745 “T.C.” Thanks Mr. Raposo for four great years in homeroom. Understanding personality and gorgeous eyes are tops. En- joyed soccer and algebra with Mr. Oliver. Plans to be a com- puter systems engineer. NBH diversity outstanding. LISA ANN DEMOURA 211 Bellevue St. N.B. 02744 “Lee” Thanks Mr. Kobza and Mrs. Gutierrez. Fun times spent laughing and partying with Sue and Lynn. Attracted to honest and friendly people. Grateful to parents for love and under- standing. End of soph. year at Horseneck was superb. ALYSON DEPRATO 351 Natick St. N.B: 02745 Rated swim team and yearbook as tops. Thanks parents and Robyn for their support. En- joyed Mr. Fraga’s Eng. class. Happiest with David and Christopher. Hopes to become occupational therapist and visit Japan. Friends important. DIANE DESOUSA 21 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02744 “Flash” Thanks parents, Deb, Goretti, and Lucy. Won’t forget NBH guys and lunch with friends. “Go for It!” Summer- time fun at State Park and Rocky Point memorable. Admires a nice personality and naturalness. Would like to be- come rich. JOAO M. DIAS 170 Blackmer St. N.B. 02744 Couldn’t find the time or the form for the questionnaire. Usually found in the Green House with good friends hang- ‘ing out. Won’t miss the bells, books, or heavy responsibili- ties. Will miss friends who shared laughs and some staff. DOREEN M. DESOUSA 96 Armsby St. N.B. 02745 “Do” Likes following C.L. around school and dancing. “Have a clue, will ya?” Happy with C.L. and friends. Band trips to Montreal and D.C. will always be a fond memory. Plans to work in a child care center. Thanks parents and Ms. Sowa. PAULA ANN DIBENEDETTO 96 Watson St. N.B. 02740 “Laupa” Thanks Mom, Dad, Sharon and Linda for always being there. Mr. Kobzaand Mr. V. great. Winning NESBA fi- nals, and trips to D.C. and Mon- treal memorable. Dreams of her own day care center. Happy Wits. 5: l2Ae DLA LGM Le Reals GILBERT DESOUSA 159 Bonney St. N.B. 02740 “Galinhas” Likes weirdness and trustfulness in people. Happy with friends and Ana, Lilly, and L.L. Appreciation to friends and parents. Falling off chair during Eng. class jr. year embarrassing. Fond memories of lunch, D.R., J.B. and sr. lounge. CHARLE NE FRANCES DIGGS 175 Grinnell Sc. N.B. 02740 “Boody Rock” Can be found in Providence. Content with understanding and trusting friends. Daffy desire is to meet Prince. Thanks Mom for her love and support. Loves to dance, cook, and listen to mu- sic. “Work with me kids!” NATALIA DESOUSA 191 Davis St. N.B. 02746 “Nellie” Looks for honesty. French, child care and Miss Mil- ligan tops. Thanks parents and friends who make her very hap- py. Taking pool with Ana B. fun. “Oh baby!” Dreams of a happy marriage and a visit to her home country. Rates NBH high. DENISE MARIE DOHERTY 424 Mill St. N.B. 02740 “Deni” Thanks her mother for all her support. Senior means knowing that all these years have paid off. Plans to live happily in the future. “Enjoy yourself. You only come this way once.” English was tops. Likes variety of NBHS. POLLYANNE DESOUSA 54 Duncan St. N.B. 02745 “Polly” Thanks Mom with love. “What's happening?” Working at Friday’s filled summer. Hopes to become a computer genius. Will remember friends made at NBHS. Admires a good sense of humor. Secretly dreams of running off with Tom Sellick. KELLY ANN DREHER 122 Bryant Lane N.B. 02740 “Kel” Loves playing basketball, softball, and field hockey. Thanks parents and Mrs. Bon- neau. Happiest when with that special person. Secret fantasy is to live forever. L.F., M.D., N.C., T.P., P.G., and R.D. will be remembered for fun. 20. BRUCE DUARTE JR. 58 Park St. N.B. 02740 Meaning of being a senior is being and doing the best. Mr. Pepin and Eng. tops. Happy when getting good grades. Busi- ness school is the future. Thanks to the teachers at NBHS for their help. Football, basketball and TV take up his time. MARC STEVEN DUGAS 119 Tremont St. N.B. 02740 “This is true!” Thanks Ms. Sowa for her help. Can be found at the Mart. Hopes for fame and fortune. Girl watching passed the time. Photo with Mr. Mil- lette and Crimson Courier fun. Appreciates a person with a good personality. THOMAS ARSENE DUVAL 151 Merrimac St. N.B. 02740 “Tom” Happiest when with CB Mo Si Is. Roald -MB. Band trip to Florida freshmen year was ultimate. Secretly hopes to become a pro athlete. Ms. Leal and history unmatch- able. Thanks Mom and Dad for never’ending patience. “You Know!” Sia ab int a MARGARIDA M. DUARTE 166 East Clinton St. N.B. 02740 “Maggie” Thanks Mom and Dad for support. Hopes to be- come a lawyer. Mr. Kobza and sociology are tops. Looks for honesty in a person. “Guess what?” Won’t forget being V.P. of Int’ Club, getting caught kis- sing Tony and Clegg Field. MAUREEN DUGAS 119 Fremont St. N.B. 02740 “Moe” Thanks Mrs. Medeiros her favorite teacher. Enjoyed sociology and band competi- tions. Embarrassed crying in front of a teacher. “That’s life!” Admires honesty. Ambition is to go to college. Won't forget struggling for passing grades. ANITA MARIE EDWARDS 361 Bedford St. N.B. 02740 “Jamie” Thanks Mrs. Bolton for her help. Running in her night- gown in the street embarrass- ing. Finds joy with foster mother, Tryne Costa. Being a sr. means a chance to make it all the way. Won’t forget help given by staff. Hopes to be an e€XeCutive sec. MARIO JORGE DUARTE 209 Rockland St. N.B. 02740 Summertime spent touring great. History with Mr. Taylor rates high. Talking to Anabela brings happiness. Getting caught kissing new girl by ex. a very embarrassing time. Hopes to sing his way into fame and fortune. Thanks teachers. FREDERICK L. DUGUAY III 21 Laura Keene Ave. Acushnet 02743 “Freddy” Happy with Mike and crew at the terminal. “Dukes of Daigle.” Thanks Mom, Dad, Michelle, Gold guidance, and special teachers. Most embar- rassing moment was the loss in b-ball to Mr. Pires. To work as broker on Wall St. CHRiSsi EFTHIMIADES 184 Lafayette St. N.B. 02745 “Skinny” Having a pizza deliv- ered to school was a roar! En- joys making people laugh and partying with friends. Thanks parents for support. Trip to Greece great experience. Sr. lounge unforgettable. Wishes to become a biomedical en- gineer. KENNETH DUBE 22 Mary St. N.B. 02745 “Doobie” Looks for craziness in a person. Mr. Silva and Mr. Dlouhy 1. Thanks go to par- ents and Mr. Longo for their help. N.B.P.D. in the future. Happy when going fast in the GTI. Secret fantasy: To own red 911 Porsche. “No way!” SUZANNE MARIE DUHAMEL 15 Valentine St. N.B. 02744 “Sue Due” Loves to say “Oh, my God!” Wants to thank Mom and Dad for their love and understanding. Remembers chemistry with Melissa, Tricia and Doug. An honest and ma- ture person admired. Mr. Ros- cow’s chem. class tops. Dreams of winning Megabucks. PATRICIA ELIZABETH ELLIS 280 Earle St. N.B. 02746 “Pat” Wants to thank Mom and Eric. Hopes to get a degree in the biological sciences. Re- members following a “certain person” around at lunch. Hap- piest with friends. Embarrassed after dropping punch on Cheryl’s white pants. ERICKA DUCKETT 117 So. Second St. N.B. 02740 “Smurple” Is noted for her pur- ple clothes. Fun hanging with Tammy, Lorna, and Gina. Mom gets thanks for her patience. Boston trip with Tammy memorable. “Don’t aggravate me!” Dreams of kissing Prince while standing in the purple rain. GEORGE DUROCHER 18 Washington Ave. N.B. 02740 Looks for an open and under- standing person. Mr. Roscow’s chem. class the best. Ms. Mor- ris’ class unforgettable. Electri- cal engineering in the future. Happiest with good friends. Dreams of partying in Hawaii with Loni Anderson. JOAO M. ENCARNACAO 196 Collette St. N.B. 02746 “John” Passes the time watching girls and playing football. Looks for humor and honesty. Doesn’t worry about Mondays while partying. Thanks parents and uncle. Mr. Biscari is the best. Slipping on steps at busy time embarrassing. “Awesome!” MARC ANTHONY FARIA 135 Cedar St. N.B. 02740 “Marques” Is off to the service for communications. Mrs. Pur- cell and Mr. D were super. Re- calls great times playing basket- ball for NBHS. Wants to thank Mom. Happiest with Lorna. Rates NBH high in leadership and school spirit. MICHAEL FERNANDES 30 Milford St. N.B. 02745 “Mike” Thinks Mr. Gill and soccer were tops. Won’t forget all the friends he made at NBH. To become wealthy as an en- gineer. “You're the best!” Spends his time with friends hanging at the Mall or the Rex. Algebra a favorite. NBHS rates high. DWAY NE FERREIRA 14 Maywood St. N.B. 02745 “Trabajo” Sends his thanks to Joe Sylvia for almost breaking his foot with a 30 lbs. shot put! Mr. Moretti and shop great. Happiest time was on afield trip to N.Y. Headed for the Marine Corps. Enjoys camouflage ma- neuvers and mental motivation. ELBA LISSETTE FELICIANO 9 Gemini Drive N.B. 02745 “Lissy” Happy watching TV or with best friends Evelyn and Flor. “Excuse me for living!” Dreams of meeting Charlie from Menudo. Wants to thank her mother. Appreciates friend- liness and honesty. Mrs. McCoy was tops and JROTC was great. NICOLE MARIE FERNANDES 105 Briarwood Dr. N.B. 02745 “Nicky” Capt. of swim team and sec. of senior class. Enjoyed sci- ence with Mr. Hartley and French with Ms. Rainville. A fu- ture jetsetter. Steve brings happiness. Big dreams of living in Paris. Won't forget pushups with T.S., R.B., B.S. and R.V. STEPHEN A. FERREIRA 436 Allen St. N.B. 02740 “Steve” Happiest with friends at parties. Ambition is to be suc- cessful. Meeting N.M. during summer memorable. His secret fantasy remains a secret! Mr. Motta and Mr. Biscari tops. Thanks go to NBHS staff for help. ‘““What’s up?” Nancy brings smiles. DANIEL A. FERNANDES JR. SOA Nemasket PI. N.B. 02740 “Chilly D” Thanks mother for total support. Fills the air by blaring his tunes. To be a senior means being on top. Mr. D. and Mr. R are tops. Enjoys graphic arts and TV. Ambition is to be successful and happy. “What’s up?” ANA P. FERREIRA 379 North Front St. N.B. 02746 Appreciative of Mom and Dad for their support. Remembers fun at lunch with friends. Mr. Lombardo was tops. Hopes to own a business someday. Hap- py with good friends. Kindness and honesty admired. Being a senior puts you at the top of the heap. DORINDA M. FIDALGO 130 Mott St. N.B. 02744 “Doritos” and “Xixa” Wants to thank Licas. Hopes to return to Portugal in the future. Mr. Bis- cari and Mr. Broadmeadow were tops. ‘““‘How’s life?” Attracted to a person with a wild personality. Being a senior means finally making it. JOSE O. FER NA NDES 281 Davis St. N.B. 02746 Left the warmth of friends and staff of the Green House before beginning his senior year. Didn’t get the enjoyment of se- nior lounge. Will miss the fun times with good friends during lunch. Usual hangout is North End of the city. CHRISTINE ANN FERREIRA 202 East Clinton St. N.B. 02740 “Chris” Likes dancing and skiing. ““Are you serious?” Thanks Mom and Dad for love and support. Happy with friends, esp. on a Friday. Great Outdoors Club and being co- capt. of gymnastics tops. Mr. Kobza rates high and Mrs. Pur- cell tops favorites. C HERYL ANN FLEURY 830 County St. N.B. 02740 “Blonde Terror” Sees medical technology in the future. Hap- piest when with friends. Meet- ing Karl in N.H. memorable. Chemistry and Mrs. Gutierrez both favorites. Remembers Great Outdoors Club as great activity. Admires loyalty. “Get out!” LAURIE ANNE FERNANDES 87 Plymouth Sct. N.B. 02740 “Laur” Happiest when having fun with Brendan. Won’t forget good times with K.D., D.M., M.C., T.S., N.P. and esp. N.C. Sends special thanks to parents and B for always being there. Token Drive a top spot. Mr. Goodfellow’s chem class great. DENNIS R. FERREIRA 301 Coffin Ave. N.B. 02746 “Bull” Playing hockey and see- ing his girl Christina make him happy. “You better shut up!” Can be found at his friend’s or girl’s house. English and Mrs. Forgue tops. Remembers the pretty girls at NBHS. Thanks given to Mr. Souza. ELIZETE CONSTANCE FONSECA 26 Jean St. Acushnet 02743 “Lizete” Thanks Mr. Andrade and parents for support. Active as VP of Minority Awareness Club and with School Scan. “I love you too, Babe!” Being with B.M., E.F., R.P., R.D. and D.R. bring smiles. Winning Miss Ultra marine was great experi- ence. Headed for U. Mass. WALTER STEVEN FONSECA 22 Swift St. N.B. 02740 “Conan” Thanks Mom and Dad. D.E. with Mr. Pacheco tops. “How you doing?” Can be found at Hazelwood Park or at the Mall. Plans to be rich some- day. Remembers all the good times at NBHS. Happy talking to girls or being with friends. NATALIE MARIE FULLER 85 Austin St. N.B. 02740 “Nat” Can be found in South End or at the Mills. Happiest when with George Martins. Cherishes those wild times with friends. Goal is to become a dental hygenist. Grateful to Mom and George for their love and understanding. sy JOSHUA DAVID GALITSKY 36 Buttonwood St. N.B. 02740 “Josh” Looks for warmth and inner beauty. Found cruising in the “blue lady” with the “origi- nal gang”. Thanks Dad for love and also family and friends. Being CC editor, NB-Durfee rivalry and NBH spirit and pride memorable. CHRIS M. FONTAINE 264 Appleton St. N.B. 02745 Wants to thank Mom and Dad for their support. Camping out on the 50 yard line with J.R. memorable. (Where?) Remem- bers the wild junior and senior lunch tables. Future ambition: U.S. Marine Corps. Mr. Rose was tops. Dreams of skiing the Rockies. EMANUEL A. FURTADO 52 Swift St. N.B. 02740 “Manny” Liked math and gym. Won't forget lunchtime jr. yr. in Green cafe. Thanks parents and friends for being there. To be- come a successful businessman. Happy with old gang from M.C. Senior meant having special- privileges. ROSE L. GARCIA 12 Stone St. N.B. 02740 Remembers NBHS band trips as great. Thanks Mom and Dad. Embarrassed after setting off fire alarm in Canadian hotel room ona band trip. Will never forget being saved from a heat- stroke by three lifeguards. Fu- ture technician. LYNN ANN FRIAS 77 Willard St. N.B. 02744 “Lynnie” Thanks parents for ev- erything. Remembers Mr. Mes- sier’s class with C.O., J.S., and M.L. “Just great!” Field hockey a favorite. Happy partying with Sue Due and the crew. Lunch, chemistry, and Mr. Roscow tops. Hopes to travel. PAUL A. FURTADO 119 Mill Sc. N.B. 02740 Mr. Roscow and Mr. Vardo tops. Likes riding motorcycles, hanging with friends and girls. Remembers last day of junior year. Thanks Mom and Dad. Admires an honest, crazy per- son. Can be found at the beach or Acushnet Ave. JOHN CHRISTOPHER GARDNER 15 Berkley St. N.B. 02740 Can be found at Buttonwood Park. Happiest with good friends. Secret fantasy: to motorcross race and play pro baseball. To be an officer in the Air Force or state trooper. Admires good looks with matching personality. Baseball fan. “No doubt!” é sf | MARIANNE GLORIA FRIAS 273 Bates St. N.B. 02745 “Go-Go” Wants to thank John, parents and family for their sup- port. Remembers the moments Shared at the Junior Banquet. Mr. Roscow was tops. Happiest with friends. Hopes to become a speech therapist. Honesty is tops in a person. EVERETT GAGE 211 County St. N.B. 02744 “Gage” Found Mr. D. and graphic arts super. Special thanks to folks for everything. Happy working and hanging with friends, esp. Rich. Headed for the Air Force. Secretly dreams of becoming very rich and very famous. Liked sr. lounge. SCOTT ALAN GARIFALES 1565 Phillips Rd. N.B. 02745 “Doctor Space” Dreams of dat- ing a woman in every state. “Far out Man!” Fantasizes of hijack- ing a spaceship. Being at “Dead” concert or jamming brings smiles. Being born an embarrassment. Mr. Campoli and music rate high. Sleeps in study. NANCY KIM FRIAS 62 Chancery St. N.B. 02740 Special thanks to family, Deb- bie and Tami. Will never forget the trip to Europe. Happy times doing crazy things with friends. Fond memories of Jr. Banquet and new friends. Hopes to be a success, marry and travel. Admires honesty. JOHN E. GAGNON 33 Prouteau St. Acushnet 02743 “The Birdman” Skiing occupies his time. Flag of excellence ceremony memorable. Dreams of dating Isabel B. Responsibil- ity, graduation and being the best defines senior. Headed for the U.S. Army Special Forces. Enjoyed chem. with Mr. Ros- cow. “Oh shoot!” EMANUEL GASPAR 11 Richmond Sct. N.B. 02740 “G-Man” Hangs with the Hom- bres. “How am I supposed to react to that?” Playing soccer a favorite. Admires a good per- sonality. Fond memories of stu- dents and sports at NBHS. Thanks Mr. Goodfellow. Hopes to become an engineer. DAVID H. GENEREUX, JR. 63 Jenny Lind St. N.B. 02740 “Dave” Found it impossible to hit the books or fill in his ques- tionnaire. Called the Gold House home for almost four years. Won’t forget good friends and the laughs at lunchtime. Didn’t get the full pleasure of senior lounge. ALICE MARIA GOMES 311 Dartmouth St. N.B. 02740 “Allie” Thanks parents, Up- ward Bound staff and friends. Mr. Roscow and Mr. Oliveira both highly rated. Likes listen- ing to music, going to the mov- ies and hanging with good friends. Computer programmer in future. ’83 talent show great. KELLY A. GOMES 57 Beech St. NB. 02740 Enjoyed all the fun at NBHS, esp. with cheering and band. Mr. Goodfellow, Mrs. Hassey and Mrs. Purcell great. Thanks folks, teachers and Mr. Savage for their help. Being with close friends and the cheerleaders brought smiles. Future surgeon. MARIA JEAN GERMA NO 387 W. Clinton St. N.B. 02740 ““Minga’’ Sends thanks to Glenn. History and photogra- phy were great. Happiest with Marc. “Rude” Living in Alaska or Rocky Mts. a secret dream. Summer brought new friends, BG and GM. Enjoyed activity of Alpha, yrbk. and Outdoors Club. ANTONIO J. GOMES, JR. 22 Sycamore St. N.B. 02740 “T.G.” Is happiest with M.S. and hanging with the fabulous five. Fond memories of weekends and holidays. Foot- ball was great. Hopes to play professional ball someday. Dreams of camping out on the 50 yd. lind. “Go for it! Make my day!” MICHELLE BURGO GOMES 280 Hillman St. N.B. 02740 “Mickie” Happiest with Jean- Louis and Stephanie Lee. Would like to thank grand- mother for her support and love. Hopes to become an RN. Admires a person with open emotions. Remembers rallies and football games. “What's the deal?” h MICHELLE DIANE GIRARD 16 Agnes St. N.B. 02745 “Mimi” Rates Mr. Goodfellow and Mrs. Gutierrez both tops. Enjoyed track team and running for Coach Gardiner. Thanks Mom, Dad, Bon, Mel, and N.G., and M.X. To practice law with S.K. found with friends KM, NF, FC and KN. Green eyes a hit. RICHARD GOMES 536 Sherwood St. N.B. 02740 “Richie” Special thanks to par- ents and Miss B. Pretty girls at NBHS caught his eye. Good personality counts. Rates Ms. B and Mr. Hamlet on top. “Why you going off?” Dreams of dat- ing S.S. Owes Ms. B a jar of candy! Football and b-ball great. DIANE M. GIROUARD 247 Dawson St. N.B. 02745 Mr. Marchand tops. Fond mem- ories of senior lounge with R.G. and M.M., jr. lunch and Mr. Roscow’s chem. class. Thanks Mr. Lenny Loranger for getting her out of D-block. Happy with Billy W. Wants to mess up Mr. Perfect’s level five hair. GE VALERIE MARIE GOMES 218 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02740 “Val” Thanks to mother with all her love. Happiest with Eric G. and good friends. Can be found on 2nd floor core, Monte’s Park or United Front. “Please!” Ms. Caton fun. Won’t forget sum- mer of ’83. Watch out world; here she comes! £, r |e. | PAUL GOGUEN 80 Central Ave. N.B. 02745 “Gog’s” Sends his thanks to his parents for their support. Hap- py memory of beating Falmouth in hockey for the first time. Happiest with the in-crowd. 4th of July party with T.P., R.D., K.F., and the rest of the crew memorable. JOSEPH C. GONCALVES 43 King St. N.B. 02745 “Joe” Wants to thank Mom and Dad for their support. Secret fantasy: to win Megabucks. Algebra, Chemistry, Mr. Ros- cow, Mr. Gill and Mr. Castro favorites. Will always remem- ber Junior Banquet. To own his own insurance business in the future. JEAN GONSALVES 60 Tanglewood Dr. N.B. 02740 Happiest with Brian O. Sends thanks to Paula, Mom and Dad for being there. Can be found hanging with friends at Button- wood. Enjoyed Mr. Ed and Mr. Warren. Fun being on all three lunch shifts with Mariaand Ana. Sr. lounge great. BONNIE GORMAN 40 Allen St. Acushnet 02743 Wants to thank parents, L.A. and R.W. for their love and sup- port throughout the yrs. Hap- piest with friends and John. Re- members summer of “83” Fu- ture ambition: Medical Techni- cian. Cheering and Mr. Methia were tops. “Really.” A tiny miss. MARK E. GRIFFIN 33 Parker St. N.B. 02740 “Griff? Hanging out with the guys best times. Can be found partying or on Clark St. Would love to win big in Megabucks. Weekends spent in Maine were memorable. Looks forward to getting his diploma in June on stage. “What’s up?” 38 TANYA MARGRIT GONSALVES 410 Loftus St. N.B. 02746 Thanks Mom, Dad, M.G.,T.G., R.P., and T.A. Jr. Banquet with C.P. was ultimate! Admires honest people. Hopes to be- come administrative assistant. Visiting Va. in “83” was fantas- tic. Mrs. Romano ranks high. “Catch ya later!” DEBORAH GOULART 143 James St. N.B. 02740 “Debbie” Sends special thanks to parents, Nancy and Tammy for all their love and support. Remembers trip to Europe. Looks for honesty and a good sense of humor. Hopes to get married and be happy. Happiest with friends. “What’s up?” JENNIFER DIANNE GRIME 16 Milford St. N.B. 02745 “Jenny” Was most embarrassed when she fell off a chair in the cafeteria. Meaning of being a senior: knowing it’s finally here! Hopes to become a child care worker. Thanks family and friends for their love. “What a pain!” eh: Be er. ae enue DEBORAH LEE GONZAGA 22 Sagamore St. N.B. 02740 “Debbie” Wants to thank Claudio. Thinks Mrs. Fennell was tops. Hopes to own a black . Corvette. Happiest with Peter. Loves riding the “S.E.” with Lin- da when not working at Lincoln Park. Admires honesty in peo- ple. ROGER GOULART 27 Viall St. N.B. 02744 Finds science interesting. Appreciates finding a great per- sonality. The best of the list is Mr. Kelly. Often found in the South End. Happiest when not in school. Thanks mother for her love and support. Being su- perior defines senior. CHRISTINE HADDOCKS 105 Park Sc. N.B. 02740 One of the few who started with the Class of ’85 but decided to spread her wings of freedom be- fore sr. year. Missed much of the excitement of this year but most of all missed those close friends made in the Tan House and in 3-211. CARLOS GONZALEZ 131 Hathaway St. N.B. 02746 Wants to thank Mom and Tony for being there to help him. Can be found in Blue or Tan House with friends. Mr. Sanchez was tops. Enjoys motorcycle riding with good friends. Math is high- ly rated. Will miss friends made at NBHS. GEORGE A. GOU NARIS 339 Court St. N.B. 02740 Often can be found hanging at Wonder Bowl. Looks for hon- esty and sincerity in others. Computing, softball, and bowl- ing rank high. Hopes to succeed in the electronic field. Enjoys being with friends. Mr. Methia and astronomy were tops! JONATHAN A. HADDOCKS 200 James St. N.B. 02740 “Jon” Found at Buttonwood or U.F. playing b-ball. Thanks par- ents for love and support. En- joys driving and listening to mu- sic. Is hoping for a successful and happy future. Secret fantasy to play with NBA. Happy with good friends. CARMEN R. GONZALEZ 31 Whitman St. N.B. 02745 Being with good friends passes time the best. “Oh, no!” Looks for people with a funny bone. Won’t forget jr. year lunch shift with R.R. and T.R. Thanks Dad for love and support. Final- ly made it! Trip to Calif. is a dream. Srs. are the best. KIMBERLY FRA NCINE GRACE 108 Navajo Ct. N.B. 02740 “Koala” Wants to thank parents for being there when needed. Hopes to become a Commer- cial Artist. Dreams of spending one weekend with Prince! Being with witty friends great fun. Mr. Bettencourt tops. “What a character!” DAVID ARMAND HALLE 32 Valerie St. N.B. 02740 “Miser” Likes to thank parents for their continuous support. Hopes to become an Ocean En- gineer and to cruise the world’s waters. Loves hanging with Hombres. Neatness and hones- ty count. Swimming and water skiing great times. PAMELA A. HASKINS 21 Desautels St. N.B. 02745 “Pam” Best times are those spent with friends. Apprecia- tion sent to Mom, Brad, C.H. and J.C. Would love to travel the world and to win Mega- bucks. Flirting a fun pastime. “Go for it!” Enjoyed classes with Mrs. Ayotte. Nice person- ality a plus. JAY C. HERMAN 508 Lantern Lane N.B. 02740 Thanks Fritz for being there. Happy when coming down the slopes. Found in B367 or at “pad.” To become a vet. Mr. Goodfellow was tops. “Give me a break!” Can’t forget walking into girls’ bathroom during a dance. Sincerity is a winning quality. LISA F. HUMASON 12 Elizabeth St. N.B. 02740 “Hum” Fighting with Paul causes the adrenalin to flow. Good times with Lisa M. in chem. labs. Miss P. rates high on her list. Time with colorguard duties en- joyable. Going to sr. lounge great part of reaching sr. yr. Honesty admired. WILLIAM LAWRENCE HATHAWAY 1501 Morton Ave. N.B. 02740 “Bill” Swimming a great school activity. Coach Medeiros and his parents get special thanks. Chemistry and Mrs. Keightley were easy to take. Plans to fly the skies as a pilot. A secret de- sire to run the entire country as president. RAUL HERNANDEZ 86 Potomska St. N.B. 02740 One young man who decided to avoid the June rush of gradua- tion day by leaving in October! Missed good friends made at school and the privilege of going to sr. lounge. Was often found with close friends in Tan Core or Tan cafe. MARY MARLENE HUNT 38 Pierce St. N.B. 02740 “Marlenee” Close friends April and Kim the best. Mom and Dad’s support greatly appreci- ated. Being with Bobby brings smiles. Seeing movies and going horseback riding great summer fun. To be constantly happy a dream. Rates NBH 1. KAREN ANN HAWES 951 Terry Lane N.B. 02745 “Hawesy Bear” Special thanks to Mom and Dad for their help. Enjoyed Eng., history, Mrs. Forgue and Mr. Armstrong. Time spent with Linda great fun. Happiest when boyfriend visits. To join the Air Force in the future. Dreams of weight- lifting. RAYMOND HERNANDEZ 54 Liberty St. N.B. 02740 “Raymon” Special thanks to Mr. Sykes and Mr. Fortes. Admires a sharp dresser. Hopes to become an accountant or chef. “That’s what I thought!” Summertime spent with Up- ward Bound. Being with Sorines brings smiles. Hopes to own a red Corvette. LISA MARIE HURD 129 Eugenia St. N.B. 02745 “Lee” Can be found at Yor Dogg House. Mom and Dad get her deep thanks. Friends and Dave make her smile. A fu- ture as a nurse expected. Rates NBH high on staff, students and activities. “What's up?” Washington trip fun time. Hopes to meet a Star. DAVID T. HEALEY 250 Harwich St. N.B. 02745 Plans to head for college. Thanks parents for their sup- port. Respects honesty. Spends time playing sports, esp. base- ball. Lived for those long weekends and holidays. Dreams of becoming a profes- sional ball player. Admired qualities found in Mr. O. MARILYN JANE HOWCROFT 14 Jenny Lind St. N.B. 02740 Admires honest person with a sense of humor. Won't forget the good times with friends. Her thanks to Mom and Dad. College bound and a tour of Europe. Happy letting go and having fun. To marry a mil- lionaire and be totally carefree is a secret fantasy. KIMBERLI FLORE NCE JACOBSEN 160 Nemasket St. N.B. 02740 “Berli” Band trips to D.C. and Montreal exceptional. To be a nurse and wed Mike a hope. Happiest dancing and being with Mike and friends. Attracted toa person’s smile and eyes. En- joyed classes with Mr. Vaz and Mr. Kobza. “You're a brat!” } ii : JOANNE HEBERT 3516 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02745 “Jo” Thought chemistry and Mr. Goodfellow were tops. Happy winning band competi- tions. Thanks parents. Cheering and the colorguard the ultimate. Won't forget falling through the bleachers at the jamboree! Appreciates a sense of humor. ERIC HUBERT 12 Dayton St. Acushnet 02743 Creativity flows through his veins. Happy doing anything using the arts to express his in- ner self. Thanks all who cared along the way. Dreams of the Broadway stage. Admires world- liness in someone. ‘Revoir kids!” Loves Calif. living. GEORGE H. JACQUES 354 Orchard St. N.B. 02740 “Hot Dog” Enjoys sleeping or partying with friends. Found on the track or at the Mills. Appreciates a sense of humor. Happy with A.B., T.J., and B.W. Appreciation to parents. Hopes to become an architect. Won't forget friends or D.L.’s window. 3 9 KIM ELIZABETH JAKUSIK 159 Hudson Sct. N.B. 02744 Loves shopping and being with friends. Parents and Liz deserve special praise for love and sup- port. Admires people who are always themselves and have Paige personalities. Fridays ring happiness. Hopes to obtain a degree in court ste- nography for future career. CHRISANN KELLISH 277 Dawson St. N.B. 02745 “Chris” Fondly recalls tenting on the French Riviera. Gleeful when partying with crew and eing with you know who! Habitue of the Mills. Mrs. Has- sey and Ms. Leal are tops. Off to law school. “Catch ya later, boof-cake!” KENNETH KOW ALCZYK 227 Harvard Str. N.B. 02746 “Killer” Hopes to be a train en- gineer. Lunch and science at NBHS were a blast! Can be found playing hockey or hang- ing at Wonder Bowl. Definition of senior: Pride in NBHS. Thanks Mrs. Harper. M. V Is. last summer was ultimate! “What is up, guy?” DONNA MARIE JOHANSEN 241 Carroll St. N.B. 02740 “D.J.” Red in the face falling down the stairs following a “friend” in Tan House. Suppor- tive friends get thanks. Likes a sense of humor. Soph. yr. lunch, biology class and U.S. history all memorable. Enjoyed many of her teachers. College bound. ALIFIA KHAZAN 497 W. Middle St. N.B. 02740 Enjoyed being in the chorus. Appearance in “Jesus Christ Su- perstar” and the fun that fol- lowed were memorable. Mr. Fortes, Mrs. Dottin, and other UB staff get her special thanks. Headed for college or to pursue a career in show business. AMY EDITH KUMMER 1450 Plainville Rd. N.B. 02747 Thanks to parents for love and support. Mr. Roscow for chem- istry was a favorite. Future ambition: To be rich! Happy with L.C., A-B., K.L. and J.T. Won't forget all freshmen classes with Annette. A nice smile is a real attraction. “Sup dood?” KARLA JANE JOHNSON 54 Birchwood Drive N.B. 02745 “T J.J.” Dreams of meeting Mick Jagger and Robert Plant. Thanks go to parents for love. Mr. Fraga made a hit. Laughs with Charlene and Lisa won't be forgotten. NBH great ’cuz everyone is catching the spirit. To become dental hygienist. s. (3 su ; ‘ STEVE JOSEPH KLAKOWICZ 972 Rockdale Ave. N.B. 02740 ‘“Kluko”’ Friends made at NBHS will be long remem- bered. A great time had at all dances. Special thanks to John Sykes and Ms. Bizzarro for their love and patience. Hopes one day to practice law. Finds eyes to be the windows to the soul. KELLI ANN KYDD 173 Court St. N.B. 02740 “Kel” Wants to thank Mrs. Cos- ta, Mr. Hochman, Mrs. Andrade and Mom. Remem- bers falling in love last summer. Mrs. Purcell a favorite. Hap- piest with Timmy. Secret fan- tasy: To meet Billy Dee Wil- liams. “You’re off!” Would love to record hit tune. LUCIA JORGE 41 Woodlawn St. N.B. 02744 “Lucy” loves listening to music, esp. at the beach. Mom and Dad get her thanks. A future bank teller. Rates students, staff and fun activities at NBH the best. Won’t forget friends who understood and teachers who cared. “For sure!” PETER N. KONSTANTAKOS 944 Monmouth St. N.B. 02745 Playing guitar and partying with Chris and Matt 1 pastimes. Looks for good attitude and personality in friends. Thanks to Mom, Dad and Chris. Hap- piest on stage and when his wal- let is full. Mr. Motta tops. “I wanna rock!” LYNNE MARIE LABERGE 1853 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02745 Thanks Darcey for being there and Mom for all her help. Re- members fun of going to the Vineyard with friends Dor, Mello and Scott. “What?” Per- son’s honesty and loyalty are truly admired. Happiest with Scott. Psych with Mrs. Hassey was tops. HELEN KELLICK 75 North St. N.B. 02740 “Sweet Streak” Secretly hopes to be hooked up with G.P. Can be found at Monte’s Park or the football games. July 28th was culmination of her summer. Appreciated Mr. Raposo and Mr. Araujo. Future aim: Cos- metologist. ‘““And ya know that!” KATHLEEN A. KOSTKA 142 Greenbrier Dr. N.B. 02745 “Kat” Hopes to own a Z-28 and marry GQ man. Happiest when twirling, laughing and hanging out. “I’m spazin’ out!” Remem- bers Sue and Chris teaching her to drive a standard shift. Thanks parents for love and SP her buddy. RAQUEL ANNE LITALIEN 264 Summer Sct. N.B. 02740 Found in B367 during F period study or at the barn. Mr. Good- fellow tops the list of periens tion. Happy with Seidon or competing in dressage. Teaching camp a summertime activity found enjoyable. “Real- ly!” Friends and NBHS staff the best around. KELLY LA FLEUR 200 Ash St. N.B. 02740 Looks forward to facing the world and making a living for herself. Mr. Longo gets her thanks. Enjoyed math and Mr. Silva’s class. Being with her fiancee is the best. Won't forget teachers and good friends at NBHS. Headed for the service. KIM LARIVIERE 190 W. Rodney Fr. Blvd. N.B. 02744 Kim usually can be found in the South End or at Davey’s Locker. Fond of those with a good sense of humor. Off to college to be- come a mortician! Loves being with friends and partying. Hopes to lead the good life with lots of cash. “Such is Life!” IRENE GLORI LEAL 86 Nye St. N.B. 02746 Portuguese with Mr. Machado great. Looks for a great person- ality and honesty in friends. Fu- ture ambition: To study foreign languages. Happy with her family and friends. Secret fan- tasy is to travel around the world. “Do the best you can!” MICHELLE DONNA LA NGLOIS 75 Seabury St. N.B. 02745 “Mish” Thanks Mom and Dad for helping throughout the years. Lunch and Mr. Biscari tremendous. “Hey! What’s up?” Fun times with friends. 1 class was Teen Culture with Mrs. Purcell. Friendliness es ee Dreams of becoming rich. DAVID LATIMER 84 Milford St. N.B. 02745 “Dave the Rave” Is happiest when drumming or meeting gorgeous girls. Going to the wrong homeroom in senior year was extremely embarrassing. Lunch and girls at NBHS were the best! Dreams of becoming a great drummer. “Bet me!” MONICA ANNE LEA NDRE 53 North St. N.B. 02740 “Moe” Had a fabulous summer at Camp Cachalot. Being with Darryl and Missy makes her smile. Lunch during her fresh- man and junior years was un- forgettable. Fantasizes about calling Laura at 2 AM! Off to college for electrical en- gineering. LISA ANNE LAVADO 314 Query St. N.B. 02745 Thanks parents for their con- stant support. Happiest with good friends. Hopes to enter the medical field. A lasting memory will be winning NES- BA finals and beating Dart- mouth! Mr. Roscow and NBHS colorguards unbeatable. Seeks honesty and trust. KIM LEBER 101 Clifford St. N.B. 02745 Can be found with friends hang- ing out at Brooklawn. Made an early exit from NBHS. Is often seen with Dawn and crew. Called the Blue House home for her stay here. Will miss only the good times with friends at lunch or out of class. Pay j BRENDAN LAWLER 9 Tobey Lane N.B. 02745 “Father Lawler” Remembers beating Falmouth in hockey. Thanks Mom, Dad and Eddie Van Halen for teaching him how to play the guitar. Mr. Goodfel- low, Mr. Vardo, and Mr. Zeilinski tops. Hopes for wealth, a Lamborgini and a monastery. iu ig g MICHELLE C. LEBLA NC 4090 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02745 Mr. V and the NBHS Marching Band were both outstanding. Enjoyed studying French and playing the piano. Serving on the Student Advisory Comm. memorable. Appreciation given to parents, R.L., $.S. and P.D. Summer spent at SMU. DEAN D. LAWRENCE 206 Allen St. N.B. 02740 “Mickey” Drama Club was a top activity. Mr. DeChambeau for Graphic Arts was an outstand- ing class. Thanks his parents and his guidance counselor for everything they have done for him through the years. Fun times with good friends at lunch. KRISTINE LEE 107 Aries Drive N.B. 02745 “Kristi” Active either dancing, skating, traveling or on the beach. Mom and step Dad’s understanding speci al. College bound for a career in medicine. Jim, family, friends bring smiles. Mr. Kobza’s class a treat. Admires fairness and honesty. MICHELLE LOUISE LELIEVRE 950 Terry Lane N.B. 02745 Content with close friends. Found around Brooklawn Park area. Thanks go to Mom, Dan and J.T. for being there. Par- tying takes up a great deal of her time. Secret fantasy: To date “Tarzan.” Looks for sense of humor in person. “So what?” Fare NCKA | aa KRISTEN J. LOBO 103 Armour St. N.B. 02740 Hobbies include dance and art. Studio Art ranks among favo- rites. Thanks Mr. Gissenger. To become a fashion illustrator. “Where’s the party?” Happiest with boyfriend and friends. Mr. Roscow tops. Enjoyed Drama Club. rt if 7 e MICHAEL ANTHONY LOPES 469 Dartmouth St. N.B. 02740 “Foots” Loves to watch pro- football and dreams of playing with the pros. Parked car got in his way! Admires good person- ality, even temper and sense of humor. Remembers the teachers and all good friends made at NBHS. Social studies and science tops. MELISSA JEAN LEMELIN 208 W. Rodney Fr. Blvd. N.B. 02744 “Missy” Will fondly remember lunch and the 1:50 bell. Joe, Monica, Pam, and Kristi make her laugh. Mr. Kelly and Mrs. O'Leary are great. Anxious to finally graduate. Working as a geriatric aide was rewarding. Thanks Mom and Dad. “Hot doggie!” PETER ANTHONY LOCKE 113 Carroll St. N.B. 02740 “The Mod” Slam dancing in the “Wild West” End the best. Mr. Longo left an impression. Pic- tures a future as a soldier of for- tune. An admirer of one who does not conform. Might end up as an officer of the Common- wealth. 4 LORI ANN LOPEZ 40 Hunter St. N.B. 02740 “Lori-Lo” Thanks Mom for sup- port. Todd brings on happiness. Ranks Ms. Persson high. Col- orguard will be remembered. Plans a career in International Affairs. French was a favorite subject. Can never forget thrill of “Some Enchanted Evening” So. Pacific. S DANIEL LEMOS 481 Rivet St. N.B. 02740 “Dapper Dan” Thanks Mom and Dad for their constant sup- port. Happiest with honest friends. Remembers partying at Mills, Horseneck and East Beach. Varsity football tops. Hopes to enter field of oceanography. Searches for ma- ture, fun loving type. LAURIE ANN LONG 936 Thorndike St. N.B. 02745 “L?”’or “Shorty” Thanks Mom and Dad. Colorguard captain with Lisa Metcalf fun. Experi- enced the Gluons’ bash. Red in the face walking into core door with E.S.’s help. Dreams of get- ting revenge on the crew. Col- lege-bound. Band occupied all spare time. LISE JEANNE LORA NGER 190 Appleton St. N.B. 02745 Thanks Mom and Dad for their support. Hopes to become a successful business woman. Happiest with L.L., R.B., and special friends. Mr. Kobza rates tops. Can be found hanging at Danny’s or listening to music. “Don’t worry about it!” WENDY JO LIMA 269 Ash St. N.B. 02740 “Wendy” Favorites included ROTC, Teen Culture and mu- sic. An understanding person with nice eyes and smile win her notice. College bound. Thanks parents for support. Happy with Dave, Tony and Glyness. Dreams of traveling the world. ANNAMARIE LOPES 375 Myrtle St. N.B. 02746 “Twiggy” Fond of Mr. Kelly, Mr. Hamlet and math. Being pushed into the boys’ room was highly embarrassing. Thanks Mom for her love. Finds con- tentment in knowing that her family is happy. “Dingle Ber- ry!” Found in lunch area with Michelle. NANCY ANN MACEDO 985 Mazeppa St. N.B. 02745 “Nance” Drawing occupies her time. Thanks Mom and Dad. Headed for medical school. Writing “senior” on books de- fines being one. Happiest with friends. Mrs. Hassey and Mr. Kobza rate high. The feast with Mr. Flirt and friends great. Sincerity admired. JOSE JOAO LISBOA 181 Belleville Ave. N.B. 02746 “Joe” Special time spent with friends memorable. Remem- bers lazy summer days of fun- in-the-sun at beach. Future ambition: To be a pilot in the Air Force. Mr. DaGraca and Creole class both favorites. Playing soccer for Mr. Matos and NBHS outstanding. CHRISTOPHER LOPES 289 Summer St. N.B. 02740 Spends his time writing music and poetry. Happiest when jamming with the New Taboo. Remembers vividly trips with the band. Anxious to join the rat race and write a novel. Total peace of mind an admired trait. Creation of the universe embar- rassing. LORI ANN MACHADO 268 Bates St. N.B. 02745 Thanks Mom and Bob for their constant love and support. March- ing band proved to be 1. Mrs. Hassey, Mrs. Gutierrez, and Mr. Goodfellow were all super in her book. Happiest with Michelle and Anne. Hopes to become a pediatrician. “Such is life!” MARIA DE FATIMA MACHADO 129 Reynolds St. N.B. 02746 “Lelapee” Guys are rememberd most Partying with a rock band a great time. ‘‘God, he’s gorgeous!” Red in the face after locking keys in boyfriend’s car. Dreams of dating Rob Lowe. Mrs. Mellen is great. Passes time with friends and Todd. Thanks parents. Sea? SUSAN BRIDGET MANNING 234 Pine Grove St. N.B. 02745 “Sue” Can be found at the Mills or Norm’s parking lot. Mr. Borowicz and Mr. Martin tops. Clement brings smiles. Thanks to Mom, Dad, Chris and Clem. Remembers vividly Hobicat weekend with S.D., C.A., and N.S. Sense of humor admired. E-period study 1. MARIA ALBINA MARQUES 111 David St. N.B. 02744 “M M” Thanks Mom, Dad and Ms. Williams. Mr. Warren and Mr. Curry both at top of her list. “Dummy” makes her happy Re- members walking into boys’ locker room. Vineyard trip un- forgettable. To become a top exec. secretary in future plans. MICHELLE MACHADO 618 Summer St. N.B. 02746 “Mich” Was most embarrassed after falling with Kris at Lincoln Park gameroom. Happiest with Timmy. Can be found at Cindy and Gary’s. Loves to spend free time sleeping. Mr. Kelly was great! Appreciates Mr. Hoch- man’s and parents’ support and caring. JAMES F. MARCONDES 242 Whitman St. N.B. 02745 “Jim” Thanks Mr. Motta for all his support. “Later!” Plans on leaving New Bedford and join- ing the Air Force. Happiest with good friends. Having Mr. Dlouhy for auto tech tremendous class. Can usually be found at Gendron’s. Enjoyed sr. lounge and lunch. RICHARD MARSHALL, JR. 16 Mosher St. N.B. 02744 “Hershey” Can be found on Acushnet Ave. Mr. Ed. and Mrs. Medeiros top of his list. Plans on entering US Air Force. Embarrassed when he shaved his head in the tenth grade. Hanging with best friend Gage fills the hours with fun. Enjoyed history. i VICTOR Se ANA MADEIRA 109 Nelson St. N.B. 02744 Spare time spent listening to music. Mr. Biscari for her ju- nior year French was favorite class. Happiest with friends. Thanks to parents and teachers for their help. Receiving the Flag of Excellence memorable. “Tell me about it!” Likes fun times. MARQUES MARIA 134 Collette St. N.B. 02746 “Vic” Dreams of going to France on a honeymoon. Dina Resendes brings smiles. Thanks parents and friends. “It’s all right!” Good friends at NBHS stay on his mind. Upper class- man defines senior. Mr. Robin- son rates high with him. Wood- working was enjoyable. ia RENEE SUZANNE MARTEL 12 Glover St. N.B. 02740 “Ren” Thanks friends and family. Anthony brings happi- ness. ‘““Kiss me, you fool!” Dreams of running away with boyfriend and living happily ever after. Hopes for success in business world. Red faced after falling down the stairs. Enjoyed typing. ALEXANDRE MAGALHAES 137 Coffin Ave. N.B. 02746 “Alex” Soccer his favorite activ- ity. Thanks sent to parents for their support. Hopes for future success as a mechanical en- gineer. Happy with friends, esp. on Fridays. Dreams of future days traveling the world with a beautiful gal on his arm. RUI MARMELO 114 Adam St. N.B. 02746 “Roy” Visiting Europe great ex- perience. Four yrs. on soccer and swim teams best times. TRNAS oP? Iie, TO), Wise. Medeiros and Mr. Goodfellow all favori tes. Future desire is to live in a mansion in Europe. Admires pride students and staff feel. DOUGLAS PAUL MARTIN 204 Query St. N.B. 02745 “Doug” Thrilled when the weekend finally arrives. Is often seen at the Mall. Free time is spent partying or simply hang- ing. “Awesome!” Thanks Mr. Savage for all his help. Life- guarding was a blast. Enjoyed Mr. Oliveira’s math class most. TINA MAHER 167 Caroline St. N.B. 02740 “Blue Eyes” Jorge brings happi- ness. ‘“‘Oh, dear!’ Thanks friends and parents. Dreams of marriage and wealth. NBHS noted for the men. Ms. Persson and child care tops. Passes time watching soaps. Enjoyed French. Dreams of meeting Blackie in person. ANTONIO PEDRO MARQUES 57 Briggs St. N.B. 02740 “Peter” Is happiest with Lisa Sabino. Mr. Olivera’s algebra class will always be remem- bered. TV a favorite way to pass the time. Appreciation given to Mr. Oliveira. History class en- joyable. “What's up?” Future wish to become pilot. PAMELA J. MARTIN 975 Chaffee St. N.B. 02745 “Pam” Has high hopes of lead- ing a rich and healthy life. Wild memories of hanging with Olga. North End of NB is where she can usually be found. Mrs. Wal- ker was tops! Thanks parents and friends for their support. “What’s up!” 43 BERNADETTE MARTINEZ 399 So. Second St. N.B. 02740 “Bernie” Enjoys shopping and eating Italian food and cheese- cake. Loves to spend time with Domanic. Most embarrassing moment: Screaming in home- room because of a bug on her desk. Thanks Mom for all her love and support. “Can we talk?” ELIZABETH MATOS 116 South St. N.B. 02740 “Liz” Thanks parents for their love and support. Is happiest with friends. Hopes to become a fashion designer and to own a Ferrari. Mr. Kobza’s chemistry class was tops. “Wickedly!” Re- members meeting many new friends. Likes sense of humor. SHAU NELL DION NE McPHERSON 490B Maxfield St. N.B. 02740 “Shaunie” Thanks her mother and grandpa. To enter business or become a secretary. Found in the corridors. Going to talent shows a favorite. English with Mr. St. Pierre tops. A Michael Jackson fan. Senior means going on with your education. JOSE MIGUEL MARTINEZ 1105 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02746 “Papo” Found in Blue House cafe with friends. Math and science both favorites. Will al- ways remember friends and teachers here at NBHS. Hopes for a future as a pilot. Secret fantasy: To travel all over the world. Thanks folks and Up- ward Bound. CATHERINE LOUISE McCARTHY 148 Jennny Lind St. N.B. 02740 “Cathy” Thanks Mom and Dad for all their support. Happiest with her good friends. Can be found partying at Caesar’s. “No way!” Remembers always being outside during first lunch shift. Mr. Braz’s Eng. class was great. Headed for SMU. Enjoyed swimming. ANA M. MEDEIROS 516 Kirby Sc. N.B. 02740 “Ann” Wishes to be successful in everything she does. Thanks go to Mom and Dad for their support. Honesty and good personality admired. Secret fan- tasy: To have all her dreams come true. Is happiest with boyfriend. ‘“‘That’s wicked good!” DIANE MARTINS 46 Mosher St. N.B. 02744 “Di” Happy having a good time with friends. Sept. 21 ceremony special time. Thanks go to Mom, Dad and brother Dave for love and support. Mr. Kobza for chemistry her favorite class. Ambition and honesty admired. “No way!” Headed for medical field. CHRISTOPHER J. McGOWEN 270 Austin St. N.B. 02740 “Reverend Repark” Happiest when at a Grateful Dead con- cert. Secrety fantasy to start a radio station that plays only G.D.’s music. “Peace.” Sees himself going cross-country ina van. Favorite pastime is be-ing. Mr. Girard and Studio Art en- joyed. DEBRA ANN MEDEIROS 56 Thompson St. N.B. 02740 “Debbie” Love to Mom for all her concern. Got red in the face after finding disgusting photo in locker. “Nasty!” Mr. Warren a peach. Hoping to become an exec. secretary. Jr. yr. lunch great fun. Attracted to friendly, wild and crazy folks. JOAQUIM MARTINS 8 Stephen St. N.B. 02740 “Jack” Loathed being known as a freshman. Gym and history were cool classes. Dreams of being abandoned on an island with Brooke Shields. Enjoys partying with friends at Button- wood Pk. To be a senior is to be able to stand tall! me JEFFREY McKAY 1101 Pequot St. N.B. 02745 “Eon” Our very own Capt. Whaler. Enjoyed track and football. “Hey cousin!” Mr. Vaz rates an A. Summertime par- tying the best. Will long re- member great times with NBH friends and sports. Admires in- dividuality in a person. Thanks family. Pei ELSA MARIA MEDEIROS 649 Brock Ave. N.B. 02744 “Elsie” Found at Brooklawn Park or East Beach. Lunch time a favorite. Thanks to Mom for not letting her quit. Happy when with her boyfriend, Dimas. Working 9-5 in her fu- ture. Feels friendliness an admired trait. Hopes to be rich. “Hey, you bum!” JOSEPHINE M. MARTINS 41 Milford St. N.B. 02745 “Jo” Hopes to be a dental assis- tant. Mr. Kobza was terrific. Thanks go to D.M., P.T. and M.R. for bein g such good friends. Secret fantasy: To be- come rich, happy and success- ful. Happy with family and friends. Likes listening to mu- sic. “Later!” JOHN DALZELL McKENNA 158 Arnold St. N.B. 02740 “J.D.” Can usually be found in the West End or at the Mills. Baseball a favorite activity. Smiles abound when sur- rounded by friends and par- tying. Lunch junior year won’t be forgotten. Happy to have finally made it to senior year. GARY JAMES MEDEIROS 15 Garrison Rd. N.B. 02745 Thanks go to parents for sup- port. Happy when not working. Remembers the girls at NBHS. Hangout is anywhere he hangs his hat. Enjoyed summertime concerts. Honesty an admired trait. Dreams of being a chef and a millionaire. “Bet me!” mit LINDA J. MEDEIROS 532 Sawyer St. N.B. 02746 Mr. Pacheco for D.E. tops. “That’s what you think!” Being a senior will be remembered. Happy with Isaac having fun or cruising in his Mustang. Thanks Mom, Dad, and Mr. Longo. Se- cret fantasy is to be alone with Isaac in Paradise. LY NNE MARIE MELA NCON 305 Middle Rd. Acushnet, 02743 “Flirt” Secretly dreams of meet- ing Prince and making Playboy. Melissa, Dad and Cheryl are thanked for being there! Par- tying, talking and flirting keep this girl busy. Friends MM, KS, CF, CP and JH remembered. Blue eyes and blonde hair a turn on. MAUREEN MEDEIROS 9 Shady Lane N.B. 02740 “Mo” Will always remember being NESBA champs and on an undefeated drum line. Is found at beach contemplating life. Fantasy: To find her G.Q. Prince Charming. Luv ya ... to family and friends. “Yo ... I’m having a good time!” Likes uniqueness. KIM MARIE MELA NSON 275 Hillman Sc. N.B. 02740 “Kimba” Likes partying with Cah, Den, and friends. “Go for it!’’ Happy with Ted and friends. Thanks Mom and Dad. Embarrassed falling down the stairs freshman year. Thorough- ly enjoyed Spirit Week. Lunch and history were tops. NANCY A. MEDEIROS 174 Winston St. N.B. 02745 Admires honest and friendly people. Mr. Roscow for chem. was the ultimate. Friends made at NBHS will always be remem- bered. Jubilant when having good times with fun friends. Is one seen at Shaw’s. “Such is life!” LINDA MELLO 18 Valley Ct. N.B. 02745 “Lin” Happiest when with Mark and friends. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Horseneck was memorable time. Reg- istered nurse a future career. Remembers NBHS for teachers and friends. “The best” defines senior. Mr. Kobza for chemistry rates high. -. SANDRA A. MEDEIROS 83 Florence St. N.B. 02740 “Sandy” Active gal, esp. with DC plays and field hockey. En- joyed Mr. G, Mrs. H, Ms. L. and Mr. O. Shared great times with Myra and Freckles. Thanks par- ents for love. Would love to re- turn to the carefree life of a5 yr. old child. HELEN CONNIE MELO 27 Chestnut St. N.B. 02740 “Cupcake” Is always smiling when with John. Mr. Kobza, Mr. Pepin, and Mr. Ed are great! Spends leisure hours listening to the radio. Wishes to work as travel agent. Thanks parents. “Fer sure!” NBHS guys made quite an impression. TERESA MEDEIROS 459 Belleville Ave. N.B. 02746 “Terry” Will always remember friendships made at NBHS. Wishes to become a successful hairdresser. Glad to be a senior so that she can join life! Parents get her thanks. Grace, Kim Anne, and Maggie bring good times and laughs. “Shut up!” MANUEL ANTONIO MELO 27 Chestnut St. N.B. 02740 “Tony” Found crusin’ around town. Mr. Anderson tops his list. Will always remember the day we received the Flag of Ex- cellence. Thanks go to parents. Friends bring a smile. Future hope to own a business. Walk- ing into girls’ room embarras- sing. 45 NORMAN ERIC MELTZER 398 W. Clinton St. N.B. 02740 “B.A.” Can be found lifting weights at George’s Gym. En- joyed chem class with Mr. Goodfellow. Thanks Dad for his love and support. Dreams of winning a medal at the 1992 Olympics. Happiest when sur- rounded by friends joking. PAULA BRANCO MENDES 87 Fruit St. N.B. 02740 “Punk” Is happy having fun with friends. Thanks her par- ents. Thanks God for being a senior. Dreams of becoming a dancer. Senior lounge was a fa- vorite. Can be found at Horseneck Beach. Appreciates real honesty. Loves to dance. KAREN MARIE MIMOSO 34 Sea View Ter. N.B. 02744 “Mimo” Hopes to attend busi- ness school and marry John. Se- cret fantasy to win Megabucks and buy John a studio. Thanks go to parents, Betty and friends. Senior beats being a freshman any day! “Give me a break!” Listening to “Edge” a treat. 46 ANDREW EDWARD MENARD 38 Shore St. N.B. 02744 Often found in Mr. Biscari’s room. Being in the Chess Club for three years was rewarding. Will remember making friends at Mr. B’s room. Thanks to Mike A. for introducing him to his sister Lisa who brings him great happiness. Mrs. Pike tops. SANDRA MENDES 87 Fruit St. N.B. 02740 “Sandy” Thanks Mom and Dad for their support. Often found at West Beach or playing tennis. Meaning of being a senior: “I can’t believe it!” Those hot summer nights in Miami were the best. Off to law school. Sr. lounge great. MICHAEL S. MIMOSO 281 Davis St. N.B. 02746 “Moose” Found on the Avenue. Thanks parents. Dreams of be- coming a well known sports writer. Happy with friends or watching a good Bruins game. Secret ambition: To cover a Su- per Bowl game for a major newspaper. Mr. Pepin and Mr. Motta both favorites. 4 i % 4S ¥ : | : OE 4 « ae EE ai oe DONNA MENARD 24 Park Drive Acushnet 02743 “Menard” Mr. Kobza and chem labs were both memorable. “So how ya doing?” A good sense of humor something greatly appreciated. Thanks are sent out to her mother for her sup- port. Hanging with good friends having fun times brings maximum happiness. GLENN MARTIN MERCER 29 Arnold Place N.B. 02740 Glen has secret dreams of one day living underwater. Mr. Ros- cow’s chemistry class was the best. Fun times with Everuff. Thanks Raquel for her support. The islands and South Dart- mouth are favorite spots. En- joyed swim team. DWAYNE MIRANDA 60 Pamela Drive N.B. 02740 “Dwif ” Won't forget being part of such a great school. Thanks parents for support. Mr. Motta and Ms. B rate high. Found at the Mills. Enjoyed being a beach bum. Being with friends makes him happy. Hopes to own a red Vette someday. DOREEN ANN MENDES 170 Clifford Sc. N.B. 02745 “Dor” Will never forget the good friends she made at NBHS. Mom and Dad deserve thanks. Hopes to become a den- tal assistant. Being with Michael brings a smile to her face. Free- dom defines a senior. Mr. K. and clinical chemistry super. “What's new?” LISA MARIE METCALF 51 Seabury St. N.B. 02745 Happiest times with Michael. Thanks Mom and Dad for all their love and support. Will never forget beating Dart- mouth at MICA and being co- captain of colorguard with Laurie. Passes time with great friends. M.S.,M.M., and J.B. all great. PAULA CHRISTINE MIS 144 Willis St. N.B. 02740 “Miss Mis” Will always remem- ber her “family”. R.B., D.S. and M.M. bring a smile. Looks for humor, honesty and a wild per- sonality in friends. Mr. Girard tops. Those backyard parties are unforgettable. Thanks to Mom and Dad. “Relax.” J. DOUGLAS MENDES, JR. 74 Butler St. N.B. 02744 “Doug” Special thanks sent to parents for all their support and understanding. Can be found working out at Nautilus. “Bip” Secretly dreams of meeting Di- ana Ross. Won't forget falling off the starting block before gun in a swim meet. WILLIAM A. MEUNIER 374 Cummington St. N.B. 02745 “B.M.” Being a captain for the football team a highlight. Favo- rites include Mr. Oliver and Mr. Mitchell. Hopes for a future as an engineer. Admired the foot- ball team for hanging tough through a trying season. Run- ning track enjoyable. TAMMY MISIASZEK 493 Loftus St. N.B. 02740 “Tam” Happy with Rex and other friends. Thanks to parents for their understanding. Looks for real honesty in a person. Won’t ever forget hazy summer days at Horseneck Beach. Fu- ture ambition to be rich. Mr. Levesque tops. “Go for it!” BRIAN MIXON 125 Morgan St. N.B. 02740 Found it easier to have the staff create a yrbk. profile than to turn in his questionnaire. Won't forget the antics of the Class of ’85 and the joys of being a SE- NIOR. Found with friends hanging in the Green House. College-bound. KELLI MONTEIRO 46 Fair St. N.B. 02740 “Kell” Will never forget thrill of senior year. Basketball games, Minority Awareness Club,-and the Art Club were super. Mr. Roscow for chemistry the best. Can be found in the West End. Thanks mother for support. “Calm down!” APRIL LYNN MORRISON 29 Tremont St. N.B. 02740 Mr. Kobza for chemistry great. Won't forget dunebuggy ride with Mike and Matt. Thanks go to grandparents for everything. Matt brings a smile. Hopes fora healthy life and a good job. Hugging the wrong guy at a game embarrassing. “Hi toots!” MARY LOUISE MONIZ 29 Dunbar St. N.B. 02740 “Maes” Remembers having lunch with Ana and special friends. To enter field of psy- chology. Thanks parents. Dreams of traveling with Van Halen. Likes finding easygoing, humorous people. Will never forget tripping down the stairs. MARIA MONTEIRO 58 Hanson St. N.B. 02745 Dancing and going to football and hockey games made her day. Fun with PB, DG, LW, DS and RC long remembered. A fairy tale future is wished for with a handsome Prince. Thanks Mrs. H and Mrs. B. Was found in sr. lounge with Rose and Diane. DONNA JOANNE MORRISON 581 Shawmut Ave. N.B. 02740 “Donz” Won't forget 6-29-82 or the excellent times with T.S., S Onl Rage NE ees en and N.C. Happiest when spending time with Mark. Found at the Mills. Mark, Mom and Dad get thanks for every- thing. Hopes to work with chil- dren. NANCY MONIZ 276 Bates St. N.B. 02745 “Nanc”’ Remembers falling down the stairs freshmen year. Great personality an admired trait. Mr. Kobza, Mr. Walsh and Mrs. Sullivan super. Lunch with friends super times. Future ambition: To make a lot of money. Free time spent hanging with friends. MICHAEL O. MONTEIRO 190 Adams St. N.B. 02746 “Mike” Can be found at Mt. Pleasant school. Mr. Motta for U.S. History a favorite class. In- telligence an admired quality. Remembers NBHS as being ranked a top school. Future ambition to go toR.I.S.E. to be- come an engineer and to be- come rich. MELISSA ANN MORSE 840R Middle Rd. Acushnet 02743 “Missy” Camping at Maple Park with L.M. and M.R. great fun. Many hours spent talking on the phone! “That’s life!” Being with L.M. and J.H. pleasurable. Bound for the college life. Thanks Mom, Dad and Lynne for their understanding and love. ; 4 : ANDRES MONTALVO 100 Chesnut St. N.B. 02740 This young man left his col- leagues behind by leaving NBHS in early October. While here he enjoyed the friends he made and the good times he had. Did not get the full pleasure of sr. lounge and Spirit Week. Found in Green House. LANA D. MONTY 2294 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02746 Favorite way to pass the time is partying or being with Jimmy. Found in Fairhaven or at Brook- lawn Park. Mom and Dad get her thanks. Dreams of living on a deserted island. Being at Pe- ter’s Pond Park brings happi- ness to her. “What’s up?” MARTIN ANTHONY MORTENSEN 8 Village Ave. Acushnet 02743 “Tony” Thanks Mom and Dad for guidance and support. Mr. Kelly is tops. Happy passing time partying with friends. “Not necessarity!” Seniors of “84” and “85” were memorable. Looks for honesty. Active in D.E. Found with friends in Acushnet. DIANE MARIA MONTEIRO 26 Allen St. N.B. 02740 Hopeful of becoming an exec. secretary. Usually found at beach or on Avenue and Brooks. “Go for it!” Is attracted to good looks and a super per- sonality. Thanks Mom and Cece. Last summer’s party with Meee great. Business Club un. MICHAEL P. MOREAU 968 Pine Hill Dr. N.B. 02745 “Mike” Remembers winning two NESBA titles and the MICA title in marching band competitions. Doing “the time warp” a favorite pastime. Sum- mer memories of M.S., J.B., and L.M. great. Thanks parents, A.M. and M.D.M. “‘And SUCHE VICTOR EDWARD MORTON, JR. 10 Circuit St. N.B. 02740 “Vic” Is very happy on those long weekends. Secretly hopes to meet Judas Priest. Hazel- wood Park a favorite hangout. Found gym to be personal fa- vorite school activity. Mr. Kel- ly, French and Mrs. Harper were memorable. “Lame dude!” 47 JEAN MARIE MOTA 91 Jouvette St. N.B. 02744 “Jeannie” Word processsing in the future. Thanks go to her parents for love and under- standing. Will never forget great times spent at NBHS with close friends. Is usually found at West Beach. Computer math a personal favorite. “Aw-right!” CURTIS NELSON 1251 Roseanne St. N.B. 02740 “Curt” Found Mr. Vaz to suit his tastes. The D.C. produc- tions will always remain vivid memories. “Take off, eh!” Hopes to become entre- preneur. Secretly dreams of self in the 88 Olympics. Thanks his brother for direction. Happy on his own time. KENNETH A. NICHOLS 306 Court St. N.B. 02740 “Nicks” Passes time socializing. Thanks Mom! Mr. Goodfellow the best. Looks for sincerity and compassion. “It’s casual!” or “Life’s ruff!” Happiest with friends. Hopes for wealth and happiness. Has baseball fever. Hangs in his bug or at the Mills. 48 JOHN MOTA 8 Jenny Lind St. N.B. 02740 “Mota” Remembers football, basketball and hockey games. Thanks go to parents for love and understanding. On to Marine Corps. Can be found hanging at Buttonwood Park with Tarp and T.K. Loves to fill those hours with parties. RONALD NERY 1028 Dewey St. N.B. 02745 “Ron Ron” Swinging that golf club was the best. Often at the Whale. Computer science grabs his interest for future plans. Being a sr. gave him a chance to have a good time and look down on underclassmen. Thanks everyone who made him what he is! KIM MARIE NICHOLS 8 Spruce Sc. N.B. 02740 “Mrs. D” The fun times with good friends will be long re- membered. Mom and Dad get special thanks. Didn’t enjoy hearing the alarm those school mornings. “What’s up?” Hopes for a successful and happy fu- ture. Admires an honest per- sonality. ROBERT JAMES MOTTA, JR. 45 Linden St. N.B. 02740 “Bob” Can be found bowling, socializing or partying with friends. Mr. Goodfellow and Mr. Fraga tops. Optimism an admired trait. Remembers sum- mer visit to Va. to visit Jeff. En- joyed lunch and running track for NBHS. Thanks Dad. MARIA NEVES 280 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02740 Another early bird to leave the nest before completing her four years of high school. Missed the good times with old friends, the privilege of senior lounge and the antics of Spirit Week. Was often found hanging in Gold House and cafe. Rig a ee MARK NOLIN 22 Myrtle Ave. Acushnet 02743 Won't forget the joy of being on his own for 3 wks. with home and car! D.C. productions a fond memory. Thanks Dad. To become physical therapist a fu- ture plan. Playing basketball and listening to loud music great pastimes. Pope Pk. fan. “Yo!” as JEANNINE MARIE MOYER 48 State St. N.B. 02740 “NiNi” Is often seen in the school parking lot. Swimming and Mrs. Buckley made hits. Thanks Mrs. O’Leary. Vacation- ing with Warren was fantastic . Extremely embarassed to find herself in boys’ room. “Go for it!” A future nurse. JACQUES EMMA NUEL N’GUIA 341 Maxfield St. N.B. 02740 “Baby J” Will always remember playing football for NBHS. Debbie and good friends bring smiles. Thanks mother, grand- mother, Debbie and Coach Lil. Mr. Kobza and Mr. Millette tops. Dreams of NFL. Found at the Mills. “Boy, I’ll kill you!” ANTONIO M. NOVO 103 Clara St. N.B. 02744 “Tony” Ambition in life is to become an Air Force pilot. Spends hours driving around with friends. Mr. Broad- meadow and math class were enjoyable. Often seen at West Beach. Looks for a person with honor and style. GILBERTO NAVEDO, JR. 194 Blackmer St. N.B. 02744 “Pito” Mr. Sykes and Upward Bound program get his thanks. Hopes to become successful in business field. Motorcycles and music fill his hours. “I’m tired!” Having Mr. Messier for math was great. Friends will be long remembered. Happy on Fri- days. THIERNO NIANG 333 Middle St. N.B. 02740 “Thoe” Spends time listening to music. Thanks to Mr. DaGraca and Mr. Broadmeadow. Senior means total freedom. Walking into girls’ room was cause for being red in the face. Vacation in West Virginia was memor- able. Hopes for visit to home- land. MARIA CONNIE NUNES 22 Nelson St. N.B. 02744 “Sue” Thanks all her friends for their support. Appreciates the good staff like Mr. Savage. Will always remember that famous quote. “Hit the books or hit the road!” Secretly dreams of be- coming a superb secretary. Often found at the beaches. BETH FRANCES NYE 202 Campbell St. N.B. 02740 “Earmuffs” Is found dancing at Caesar’s or cruising in the ceme- tery in Mike’s Mustang. Won’t forget lunches with Todd. Thanks sent to Dad. Great Out- doors Club, Mr. Walsh and algebra all favorites. To travel world-wide a desire. MARK OLIVEIRA 23 Norwood St. Acushnet 02743 “Oli ” Happy when playing soc- cer or being with M.B. Mr. Ros- cow is the most. Thanks parents and M.B. Hangs at the Mills with the gang. Dreams of being the best in any future career and having a good time at it. Enjoys the sounds of station WUSM. THEODORA OCQUAYE 324 Cottage St. N.B. 02740 “Yeye’’ Having Mr. B for French was unique. Thanks everyone for being kind and understanding. Desires a career in the world of fashion as a mod- el. Secretly dreams of meeting Jermaine Jackson. Spends lei- sure hours at home or dancing. LISA OLIVER 144 Harkum St. N.B. 02745 “Glamorous Lee” Becoming a successful legal secretary a fu- ture ambition. Enjoys time spent on the Cape with Dyane, Lady Ice and Michael. Desire to visit Puffer Bellies with Jeff Barrows. Mom gets special love for all she’s done. CLAUDINA MARIA OLIVEIRA 866 So. First St. N.B. 02744 “Clawd” Feels that NBHS is the best because of a dedicated staff, super student body, and fantastic activities. Hopes to be- come special ed. teacher. Admires honesty in a person. Found English class very re- warding. Thanks parents. RUTH ORTIZ 182 Chancery St. N.B. 02740 “Dimples” Is happiest with best friends, Margie and Lynda. Highly embarrassed by spilling milk on herself at lunch. Thanks to Sarge, Mr. Fortes and Mr. Gissenger. Drill Team out- standing. Mr. R’s lectures awe- some. Dreams of a cruise with special guy. TAMMY LYNN NUNES 54 Emerson St. N.B. 02740 “Tai” Won't forget her new friends Gloria, Maggy, Renee, Maria P. and Maria N. Thanks to family and friends. “NDT” special circle. A future as a hair stylist or secretary. Loves dou- ble dating, shopping, or dining out. Likes friendliness. GRACE C. OLIVEIRA 59 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02740 Two weeks in Bermuda with- out parents was awesome. Blue House lunches with Rosana and gang were memorable. Secretly dreams of meeting Duran Duran personally. “Kinky!” Having fun and laughs good medicine. Future secretary. KAROLINE ANN PACHECO 17 Columbia St. N.B. 02740 Thanks sent to family and good friends. Time spent with David special. Mrs. Sullivan tops list of favorites. Looks for honesty and sincerity. “Give me a break!” Dreams of a chance to travel with Van Halen. Loves to spend her money. 183 Phillips Ave. N.B. 02746 “Rango” Father and stepmother get his thanks. Mr. Roscow and Mr. Ed. personal favorites. Classes in chem. and biology the best. Hopes for a future in medical technology. Being with friends or his girl brings happi- ness. Enjoys partying. LISA ANN OLIVEIRA 86 Greenbrier Dr. N.B. 02745 “E.T.” English with Mr. Pepin and lunches unforgettable. Attracted to honest but wild personality. Thanks sent to par- ents and friends who bring her happiness. Beach last day of school was outstanding. “What’s up?” Future program- RUTH ANN PACHECO 1132 Phillips Rd. N.B. 02745 “Trouble” Being on the year- book staff will remain a vivid memory. Mother gets thanks for showing love and caring. Hopes to face future living in luxury. “Well at any rate!” Searches for folks who like hav- ing agood time. Can be found at the Mills. 49 SCOTT ALAN PACHECO 62 Coulombe St. Acushnet 02743 “Scottie” Won’t forget the fun and work of yrbk. Plans on com- ing up with quick retort for Ms. B’s teasing some day! Likes work with computers or math. Looks for inner beauty. To be pres. of IBM would be nice. Dreams of walking the beach with setting sun. NANCY LYN PANKER 99 Brock Avenue N.B. 02744 “Nanc” Looks for honest peo- ple. Being captain of field hock- ey was a blast. Times spent with MiG eieos, sal. Feeand N.C., will always be remem- bered. Happiest with Paul or at Mills. Mr. Walsh for English was super. Thanks to Mom. PAUL ROBERT PELCZARSKI 743 Hathaway Rd. N.B. 02740 “Gill” Can be found at any par- ty. Will remember running Whaler track. Happy when par- tying with friends. Future work- ing for the F.B.I. Mr. Motta and history wild. Spent summer working. Won’t forget initia- tion. “Eat paste!” 50 STEVEN D. PACHECO 1132 Phillips Rd. N.B. 02745 “Steve” Fondly remembers the good looking girls at NBHS. Spends free time riding his motorcycle around the city. Most noted for falling asleep during classes and studies where he could relax. “What’s up?” Found in Blue House cafe. PAULA PASTIE 134 Bismark St. N.B. 02745 Is often found hanging with friends in the Sassaquin area. Mr. Warren and Mrs. Buckley top her list of personal favorites. Hoped and prayed that she would pass Eng. Displayed nim- ble fingers in typing. Best times came from being with pals. Ls _ ae JOHN V. PELICAS 196 Division St. N.B. 02744 “Lover” Happy when with Grace. Secret fantasy to be rich. West Beach a favorite place. Mr. Dlouhy, Mrs. Gomes and Mrs. Purcell tops. Parents de- serve thanks. Craziness an admired trait. Can’t wait for the senior prom. “The best!” Jel | m4 iy it oa a. I SUSAN JANE PACHECO 98 Aquidneck St. N.B. 02744 “Suzie Chico” Passes time with great friend K.K. and best bud- dy C.A.C. Being NESBA champs twice and ’84 NEMA champs was a great thrill. “Wicked good!” Thanks special parents for love and continuous support. Happy with Chris, Kat, Lisa and band. i i = THERESA MARIE PAULETTE 156 Grinnell St. N.B. 02740 “Terrie” Enjoys times spent helping the handicapped chil- dren. Thanks parents, Mrs. Harper, and Mr. Boulay for their support. Happiest with boyfriend, Terrence Russell. Can be seen hanging in the West End. Working with Project Ready was excellent. CONNIE MARIA PEREIRA 115 Division St. N.B. 02744 “Punk” Found at West Beach. Spare time spent flirting and goin to “P.A.” Won't forget the summer of ’83. Looks for guys with full lips. Secret fantasy: To kiss Rod Stewart. Sweeping the floor with Valerie memorable. “So scary!” GARY DONALD PAINCHAUD 459 Conduit St. N.B. 02745 Thanks aunt and uncle for sup- port. “Hurting!” Ambition is to be a computer engineer. Found his first day at NBHS very embarrassing. Happy when the weekend comes. Graphics and Mr. DeChambeau favorites. Being on top in’85 memorable. :. ANTONIO PAVAO 21 Chestnut St. N.B. 02740 “Tony” Parents get his thanks for their help. Mr. Vardo rated high. Listening to the radio or playing hockey great way to spend time. Dreams of a uni- form in the NHL. “How’s it going?” Admires an appealing Pee enauy. NBH girls were ine. i GEORGE MICHAEL C. PEREIRA 217 Rounds St. N.B. 02740 Enjoys time spent hanging with friends or attending karate classes. Can be found in Mr. Biscari’s room. Mrs. Pike and biology were excellent. Attracted to and admires peo- ple who are witty and honest. Wishes to become a comp. programmer. JOHN PAIVA 57 Capitol St. N.B. 02744 “That’s it!” Thanks parents for support. Hangs with the crew at Me and Ed’s or the Mills. Sub- stitute Mr. Connor was tops. Dreams of riding for team Hon- da in national races. Looks for honesty. Passes time on motorcycle and weightlifting. ATONIS PAX 41 Sycamore St. N.B. 02740 “Donny” Enjoyed chemistry and lunch at NBHS. Hopes to become rich and successful. Often found on the Ave. or at Mills. Was thrilled to have bought his first van last summer. Great times in the talent show will never be forgotten. ‘Clean, fresh, yipes!” , MARIA FERNANDA PEREIRA 423 Belleville Ave. N.B. 02746 “Nanda” Thanks parents. Mr. Warren’s class in accounting was enjoyable. Hopes to be a secretary. Happiest when all is going her way. Passes time watching TV. Hangs near the book store. Red faced asking for stairs to 3rd floor when on 3rd floor. NOAH PEREIRA 573 Kempton St. N.B. 02740 “Canoah” Playing drums, soc- cer or football passed the time. Fun in Brazil unforgettable. Fu- ture days to be spent as an en- gineer. Loves it when a plan comes together. Thanks family for their support. Appreciates an honest friendly kind of person. 25 Norwood St. Acushnet 02743 “Liz” Happy with friends and Paul. Thanks go to parents for understanding. Won’t ever forget chemistry lab with Don- na and lunch in Green cafeteria. Mr. Kobza super. Spare time spent working at Shaw’s. Loyal- ty an admired trait. MARIA ISABEL PIMENTEL 173 David St. N.B. 02744 “Bela” Dreams of winning the Megabucks. Is happy with Ted- dy. Parents get her thanks for their support. Won’t forget fun times with friends. A future asa secretary. Mr. Pacheco, Mrs. Gomes and Mr. B all favorites. Enjoys listening to music. PEDRO MIGUEL PEREIRA 400 Orchard St. N.B. 02740 Dreams of writing a best selling book. Thanks parents and everyone else who helped him live his existance. Journalism was always on his mind. Mr. Oliveira’s algebra and geometry classes were unforgettable. Mr. Araujo is cool. “So what!” Likes smiles. 8 Ward St. N.B. 02740 “Tom” Can be found spending his leisure time in the lot. Found Mr. Alves to be caring and sup- portive. Five minute passing periods were super. Thanks go to parents. Fourth of July with B.D. and P.G. was great. Par- tying with friends is great. DAVID PIRES 319 Pleasant St. N.B. 02740 “Dave” Having Mr. DaGraca for math was the best. Looks forward to long weekends and the sound of the 1:50 bell. Fond memories of the rallies and the lunches. Future days include getting a college degree. Won't forget going to class unzipped! LYNN ANN PERRON 98 Moss St. N.B. 02744 Cheering jr. sr. years tremendous. Being co-capt., band practices and good friends will always remain happy mem- ories. Thanks parents, LA, BG, RW, TS, CP and FF. Laughs with Linda, songs with Robyn and ice cream all brought good times. Dreams of dating B.C. ic ‘ . ELIZABETH PERRY THOMASH. PERRY ALDINO PESTANA 54 Rivet St. N.B. 02744 “Fyelash” Mr. Dlouhy and auto tech were enriching. Fond of playing football and hockey. This future mechanic hopes to have a garage of his own. Usual- ly found on corner of Blackmer and South Second Streets. Thanks to parents. MARC PIRES 101 Newton St. N.B. 02740 “Buddha” Playing drums or hanging with friends passes the time. Likes finding a personality with a positive attitude. Dreams of becoming a professional musician. Won’t forget great friends made at NBH. Mr. Campoli a treasurer. “What's happening?” BRIAN KEITH PERRY 46 Anthony St. Acushnet 02743 “Bleep” Thanks Mrs. Clermont in the computer center and his parents. Is often found in comp. room. Tripping on stairs in Blue House was very embarrassing. Mr. R. LeBlanc and Mr. Roscow are the best. Hopes to become a comp. programmer or techni- cian. RAYMOND SCOTT PICARD 1175 Joyce St. N.B. 02745 “Ray” The melting pot of per- sonalities at NBHS will be re- membered. Just hanging out not working brings smiles. Hopes to become a biochemist. Mr. Goodfellow tops his list. Dreams of being the best in all areas. Sports a great pastime. Admires honesty. MARIA PIRES 11 Matthew St. N.B. 02740 “Dorita” Never quite made it by 7:30 to hmrm. “Go for it!” Summer of ’82 was great. Fami- ly and friends get her thanks. To become a secretary and the mother of ten little ones! Dreams of touching Bon Jovi’s chest. Enjoyed typing for CC and SC. CHARLES PERRY, JR. 274 Palmer St. N.B. 02740 “Wiz” Football and track both favorite sports. Meeting Shelly made the summer special. Likes anice smile and great personali- ty. To spend future as drafts- man. Dreams of being wealthy and a hero among men. Thanks Mrs. Bolton and helpful teachers. | TABITHA MARIE PIETRASZEK 42 Davis St. N.B. 02746 “Tabbie” Thanks Mom and Vova. Smiles with Tom. “I be- lieve you!” Passes time shop- ping. Hangs anywhere. Looks for humor and thoughtfulness. Enjoyed English and shorthand. Experienced the shark attack at Horseneck Beach. Mrs. Walker was tops. MARIA HELEN PIRES 74 Fern St. N.B. 02744 “Lena” Thanks parents for their love and encouragement. Hopes to be computer prog- rammer and to get married. Happy with T.C. and friends. Looks forward to her gradua- tion. Likes listening to soft rock. The privilege of sr. lounge was great. it SUSAN MARIE PIRES 493 Belleville Ave. N.B. 02746 “Sue” Always smiling when with R.A., J.B., and L.V. Re- ceiving dozen red roses from Rob A. will never be forgotten. Had great fun last summer at Walt Disney World. Hopes to become a music teacher. Mom. “It was so funny ...! ” i ROSA MARIA QUINTAL 209 Central Ave. N.B. 02745 Thanks parents for their love and support. Winning best col- orguard title and defeating Dartmouth in MICA will always be remembered. Attracted to honest and humorous people. Colorguard and good friends make her happy. Future lawyer. JOSEPH RAPOSA 154 Campbell St. N.B. 02740 Ambitious Joe hopes to become President of U.S. Loved swim- ming on school team. Writing class and gym were the best. Thanks Mr. Medeiros for ev- erything he’s done! Free time spent partying. “Radical!” ALAN M. PONTE 1157 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02745 “Big Al” Found on the Avenue. Won’t forget the pretty girls at N.B.H.S. Mr. Edmundson and Mr. Taylor tops. Secret fantasy to meet Heather Locklear. Talking to a beautiful girl al- ways brings a smile. “Wicked cool!” Hopes for wealth. JOHN MICHAEL RAMOS 289 Hersom St. N.B. 02745 “J.R.” Passes time bodybuild- ing, girl watching, observing in- tense sunrises, and snarly tube riding, “Wow mon immensely tubular!” Hangs at Gold’s Gym. Thanks Mom and Dad for love and support. Camping on the 50 yard line was unforgettable. ANA RAPOSO 301 County St. N.B. 02740 “Ana Banana” Will always re- member senior lounge and lunch with Gilly and Lilly. Mr. Fraga, Mrs. Stone and Mr. Walsh great. Friends and boys bring smiles. Thanks go to everyone. Hopes to be a nursery school aide. Pep Squad memorable. “Hey, buddy!” ANTONIO PONTES 32 Cove St. N.B. 02744 “Tony” Decided to leave the city and school to take up resi- dence in Canada. Was found prior to that in the Gold House or hanging with friends in the city’s South End. Will miss good friends and fun times of sr. lounge and lunchtime. MIGDALIA RAMOS 313 South Second St. N.B. 02740 “Mandy” Passes time with friends V.V and T.R. Finds joy with Jorge. Dreams of becom- ing a nurse. Thanks parents for love and support. “Na! Just kid- ding!” Mr. Araujo is great. Final- ly making it defines being a se- nior. Likes Spanish. MICHAEL RAPOZA 477 Middle St. N.B. 02740 “Mike” Thought about leaving school for a week or so, but then decided to return to friends and fun times. Found hanging with the gang in the Gold House or in cafeteria. Never quite found time to turn in his yrbk. information. DEBORAH A. QUINN 15 Oak Se. N.B. 02740 “Dee” Getting Flag of Excel- lence was memorable. Thanks Mr. Wall and Mrs. Amaral. “You're crazy!” Dreams of her own business and marriage. Happiest with friends. Passes time rollerskating and bike rid- ing. Got red faced dropping a lunch tray. TRACY LYNN RAMOS 234 North St. N.B. 02740 “Crazi” Thanks mother and family for support and love. Hopes to become a fashion de- signer. Happy with M.R., P.P., VsV...C.5.. ERs add sone Dreams of chance to travel the world. “I'll think about it!” Appreciates honesty in a per- sonality. NICOLE RAPOZA 105 Bullard St. N.B. 02746 “Nikki” Mr. Marchand and sr. lounge were outstanding. Mr. Charbonneau gets her thanks. Cast parties were awesome! Dreams of a harem of men, but boyfriend makes her happy. Hopes to make heaps of money in the future. “What is it?” CHRISTOPHER P. QUINTAL 95 Maryland St. N.B. 02745 “Chris” Enjoys bodybuilding and skiing. Thinks Mr. Motta and Mr. Oliver are super. Is hap- piest when not in school. Only interested in those with willing- ness to go along with his ideas. Future ambition: To become a successful stockbroker. TROY K. RAMOS 213 Chancery St. N.B. 02740 Leisure time spent playing video games. Thanks Mom for support. Happiest when having good times with special friends. Hopes to become successful in business world. Found school to be agonizing. Admires honest people MICHELLE L. RAYMOND 378 Wood St. N.B. 02745 Remembered most was winning all band competitions. Mr. Goodfellow’s chemistry class and Mr. Oliver’s algebra class were tops. Thanks Mom and Dad for their love and support. Likes honesty. To graduate from college and then travel the world. ® i | ' a Py : we ANDREW REZENDES 21 Shell St. N.B. 02744 “Drew” Enjoys skateboarding and hockey. Found at Hazel- wood Park. Will always remem- ber eating lunch with the “hoods.” Future to include ca- reer in chemistry and skateboarding to L.A. “Right on!” Is not attracted to teachers’ “pets.” EMILIO RIVERA 905 So. Water St. N.B. 02744 “Junior” Can be found on third floor Gold House or in the Core. Football and basketball are tops. Remembers the school receiving Flag of Excellence. Mr. Campoli and Mrs. Andrade were outstanding. Hopes to be- come great guitarist. MARIA C. RIBEIRO 505 Ashley Blvd. N.B. 02745 Mr. Kobza and Mr. Oliver were super. Found clinical chem. and Algebra II exciting. Happiest when with friends or going to sr. lounge. Hopes to become a pediatric nurse. Admires those who are friendly and witty. Thanks parents for love. JUAN FRANCISCO RIVERA 447A Maxfield St. N.B. 02740 “Paco” Best times spent laughing with Cheri. Thanks go to mother for love and under- standing. Getting through 12 years of school an accomplish- ment. ROTC Drill Team is fa- vorite activity. Honesty an admired trait. KEVIN PAUL RICHARD 33 Trinity St. N.B. 02740 “Huey” Passes time dating and partying with friends. NAJACa great experience. Thanks Mom, Dad and Nan. Red in the face being thrown into the hallway wearing just a towel on Washington trip. “Hey, take it easy out there!” Enjoyed TV prod. with Mr. R. ® s 9 2 SHERRIE L. ROBERTSON 123 Mashpee Ct. N.B. 02740 Sherrie found cheerleading for NBHS rewarding. Fond of times spent with Danny. Says honesty and trustworthiness are very important. Thanks parents for kindness and love. Enjoyed classes with Mr. Vaz. Dreams of becoming a stewardess. ANDREW JAMISON REED 56 Rotch St. N.B. 02740 “Andy” Member of school bowling team. Likes mathemat- ics and drafting. Thanks Mr. Oliver for his interest and en- couragement. Happiest when with friends. Architecture in mind. Looks for inner beauty. Being one of the leading schools is memorable. sa MICHAEL RIGGIN 679 Union St. N.B. 02740 “Mike” Hangs at Millicents and Buttonwood Park. Ms. Rain- ville is tops. Got red faced mes- sing up during French skit. NBHS noted for academic faci- lities. Happiest at parties. Looks for good humor and modesty. Dreams of being a psycho- analyst. LUCY ROCHA 75 Dartmouth St. N.B. 02740 Finds happiness with Jack. Mr. Pepin is cool. Thanks parents. Remembers lunch in Green House. Dreams of winning Megabucks. Red in the face walking into boys ’room. Hopes to marry Jack and live happily ever after. Senior means this is finally it. DINA M. RESENDES 272 Davis St. N.B. 02746 “D.D.” Thanks parents, Terri and friends. Happiest with Vic. Remembers friends and teachers. Red in the face when G.G. pulled chair from under her. Headed for career in busi- ness. Will always remember 10- 9-84. “Ya, know what I mean!” ELIZABETH RILEY 175 Alva St. N.B. 02740 “Liz” Most noted for pegging logs at Hazelwood. Choking in study soph. year was the worst. Prays that she’ll make the switch from 7-Up to Dr. Pepper. Thrilled to party with crew at Hosamina. Mr. Girard and psych. were fantastic. “What’s shaking beefcake?” MICHELLE MADELEINE RODA 68 Easton St. N.B. 02746 “Rode” Thanks Mom and Dad. Off to college to become CPA. “Is it pouvre!” July 15 will al- ways be special. Looks for hon- esty and kindness. Mr. Hartley tops. Going on to better things defines senior. Embarrassed af- ter walking into boys’ room. 53 LISA DIANNE RODERICK 165 Bay View St. N.B. 02744 “Excelsior U. Wretch” Hangs anywhere with friends. Looks for two hearts in folks! Hopes for companion status. Dreams of becoming a trashy science fic- tion author. Thanks Mom and Dad. Embarrassed falling up the stairs. Crimson Cou rier great fun. URANIA RODRIGUES 74 County St. N.B. 02744 “Rain” Smiles with Kevin. Hopes for success, marriage, and travel. Thanks Mom for support. Not being present each day fun. Passes time at Horseneck. Mr. Ed outstand- ing. “Way cool!” Embarrassed when put on clean-up duty in front of auditorium. KEVIN R. ROUSSEAU 30 DeWolf St. N.B. 02740 Looks for sincere friendliness. Enjoyed Mr. Roscow’s unique chemistry class. Happiest with friends or cruising down a slope. Dreams of becoming a physical therapist and getting rich quickly. Owning a yacht and traveling the world is in mind. KEVIN RODERIGUES 33 Plymouth Sct. N.B. 02740 “Kev” Secret fantasy is to grad- uate. Is noted for telling jokes. Looks for smiles and laughter. Active playing in the drumline. “Good day! Eh?” Mr. Girard is tops. Thanks parents. Enjoys computers. Happiest when homework is not required. ENID RODRIGUEZ 1116 Pleasant St. N.B. 02740 This young lady didn’t keep her appointment with her senior year! Never had time to turn in a yearbook questionnaire. Missed those friends she had made while at NBHS. A former member of the Blue House. Will finish sometime in the fu- ture. ANA CRISTINA RUA 79 Linden St. N.B. 02740 “Cristina” Thanks Parents and M.R. Rates Mr. Pepin as tops. Hopes to become successful and own a Ferrari. Loves listen- ing to music or being with M.R. Embarrassed after walking into boys’ room. Admires honesty, trust and love. Love Boat fan. GINA MARIE RODRIGUES 19 Seabury St. N.B. 02745 “Genie” Dreams of traveling and seeing the world. Looks for honest and fun people. Passes time smiling. “No sa ... real- ly!” Happiest with friends. Being the upmost defines se- nior. Active on the yearbook staff. Often found at parties. ROSA RODRIGUEZ 80 Mosher St. N.B. 02744 This young lady was glad to get back to the routine of books, bells and final exams after being at home for quite awhile. Found with friends in Blue House. Thanks those who cared enough to be there when she needed the support. LORI RUBIN 298 Hawthorn Sct. N.B. 02740 Enjoyed being co-capt. of ten- nis team with Roberta. Being with Randy fondly remem- bered. Thanks parents and Verv. Cramming 4 hrs. of hmwk. into one per. of sr. lounge defines a senior! Being with R.V., A.S., R.W., and B.S. meant great times. Likes uniqueness. SEBASTIAO JOSE RODRIGUES 67 Clark Street N.B. 02740 “Sabi” Will always remember his first year of school in U.S.A. and Ps Whaler soccer. Thanks go to sister Elizabeth and her husband. Secret fantasy to play pro soccer. Friendly Ms. Leal and math hits. Found at any party. “What’s up? PAULA GRACE ROSA 22 Warren St. N.B. 02744 “Bubbles” Had the time of her life in Montreal with Franky. Loves shopping. Looks for friendliness. Hopes to marry and live in Montreal. Happy with Franky. Mr. Biscari tops list. Thanks parents. Senior means end of youth and begin- ning of a new life. i JOHN M. SABINO 32 Kane St. N.B. 02740 “Sabino” Likes the friendly, wild and strange type. Lunch- time in Green cafe memo- rable. Being with good friends brings happiness. Secretly dreams of dating Madonna and winning Megabucks. “You know it!’’ Thanks parents. Headed for SMU. ( Be SHELLY LE. RODRIGUES 98 Belleville Rd. N.B. 02740 “Duran” Rated Mr. Roscow for chemistry super. Brooklawn Park a favorite spot. Enjoys dat- ing. Thanks to Mo m and Grand- ma. M.R., D.B. and old friends bring smiles. Looking forward to graduation. Hopes to be- come a veterinarian. “Your neck!” ZELIA ROSONINA 510 So. Second St. N.B. 02740 “Zel” Content being with Paul. Discovered whale watching to be stimulating. Magical mo- ments with friends have been super. Drawn to understanding persons. Grateful to parents. Mr. St. Pierre and Mr. Hamlet were enlightening. “Ya right!” MICHELLE ELIZABETH SAINDON 60 Bullard St. N.B. 02746 “Bubbles” Enjoyed reading and acting as sr. lounge “president.” Mr. V and Mr. Biscari made a hit. Grateful to her sister for caring. To become rich, beauti- ful and famous is ideal, and se- cret desire is to be a star! Sing- ing makes her happy. SHARON SALTZMAN 1311 Rockdale Ave. N.B. 02740 “Sha” Best high school experi- ence was being part of the band and winning the NESBA and NEMA titles. Sends thanks to staff and good friends. Happiest with M.L., L.V., P.D., L.G., and K.S. Trip to Canada great. Mr. Kobza’s chem. class a hit. 2 MYRA SAYAR 124 Francis St. N.B. 02740 Feels the eyes are the windows to the soul. Got good at getting out of trouble. Likes getting her way and being with friends, esp. T.G. “No fooling!” Enjoyed algebra and chemistry with Anne. Thanks parents. Would like to be a pilot. DANIELLE MARIE SEGUIN 96 Oakland St. N.B. 02740 “Dani” Hopes to be physical therapist and wed David who makes her happy. Enjoyed play- ing softball. Mr. Goodfellow and Mr. Hartley made a hit. “What?” Attracted to kindness, honesty, and sincerity and a turn-on smile. Cheering and AFS fun. CATHERINE C. SANTOS 20 Bluefield St. N.B. 02740 “Skanky” Mom gets her thanks. Happiest with F.B. and M.C. Won't forget getting stuck in Wareham all night! Admires a person with a great personality. “You're ignorant!” Hopes to work with deaf children. Liked Mr. Hamlet and Mrs. B. Moa a ANNE SCHWARTZ 10 Milford St. N.B. 02745 Mr. Goodfellow and Mr. Oliver outstanding. Special times of ju- nior year memorable. Thanks given to parents, Mr. G. and Mr. O. Happy in the gym, on the track or with old friends. En- joyed chem. Wishes to be eter- nally happy. Admires honesty. PAULA ANN SEVIGNY 25 Whitman St. N.B. 02746 This young lady hopes to make it in the world as an outstanding interior designer. “Go for it!” Thanks Mom. Enjoyed Teen Culture with Mrs. Purcell. Admires folks with great perso- nalities. Happiness comes from being with Vic and pals. GISELA SANTOS 513 Nash Rd. N.B. 02746 “GiGi” Parents and friends get thanks. Admires honesty. “Oh, baby!” Enjoys dancing and listening to music. Sr. lounge memorable. Future days to be spent as medical secretary. Dreams of meeting her knight in shining armor. LINDA J. SCOTT 47 Blaze Rd. N.B. 02745 Found in the North End or cruising in the Camaro. Mrs. Walker was a true gem. Mom and Dad get her appreciation. Happy hours are spent when in Roger’s company. Senior means finally making it! Hopes to travel the globe. “Go for it!” ANTONIO PAUL SILVA 166 Grinnell St. N.B. 02740 “Paul” Computers and chess fill his thoughts completely. Mr. Oliveira made it to the top of his list. Hopes to become comput- er programmer and or comput- er analyst. Appreciates an open- minded person. “I compute; therefore, I am!” MARIA CONCEICAO dos SANTOS 706 Summer St. N.B. 02746 Thanks parents and friends who bring happiness. Secretarial work in her future plans. A big science fan. Senior means accomplishment. Secretly dreams of being a movie star. Working and watching T.V. passes the time. “Shoot!” NBH students 1 DIANA M. SECO 151 Bellevue St. N.B. 02744 Found Intern’! Club the best. Truly happy with Paulo R. “Ai, amor!” Hopes to study lan- guages in college. Special thanks to parents and friends for everything. Finds it lovely to take long walks along the beach. Enjoyed Mrs. Pike’s class. BARBARA ANN SILVA 77 Katherine St. N.B. 02744 “Babs’’ Happiness created when driving people insane or being with M.C., B.T., M.M., J.C. and J.M. Hopes to be a lawyer. Dreams of meeting Prince. Enjoyed Latin and vol- leyball. “Puf!” Cape Kennedy and the tent memorable. A Mr. Bourgeois fan. MARGARET MICHELLE SAUVE 299 Summer St. N.B. 02740 “Marge” Thanks parents and friends for their support. Dis- tributive Ed. was exciting. Being with George and friends makes her smile. Would love to win Megabucks and have all that she ever desired! “What am I going to do!” Ms. Shea fan. CHRISTOPHER SEED 172 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02740 Will never forget honor of help- ing with Flag of Excellence. Thanks goes to Mr. Robinson. Enjoys music, electronics and working in Main Office. Hopes to become an electronics tech- nician in the future. Will miss NBHS and friends. ISABEL MARIA SILVA 128 Mott St. N.B. 02744 “Izzy” Found at West Beach with friends. Thanks Mom for truly being there when needed. Hopes to be executive sec. and to wed. Likes being with loving friends having fun. Nervous having boyfriend meet parents the Ist time! Likes honesty. 55 JUDITH M. SILVA 72 Adams St. N.B. 02746 “Ju-Ju” Enjoyed swimming ex- cept for falling off diving board and breaking her leg! Won’t forget the varsity and jv soccer teams. Special thanks to Mrs. Buckley. Dreams of a chance to travel the world. Hopes to be restaurant manager. JOE SIMAS 725 Pine Hill Drive N.B. 02745 “Shmoo” Likes checking out the ladies, but Nancy is 1 in his heart. A chance to pick on the underclassmen defines se- nior. Enjoys partying. Secret wish is to promote a three day heavy metal concert. Thanks parents. MARY SOARES 318 Pleasant Sc. N.B. 02740 “Sweet Tee” Mrs. Mellen and Mr. Jacintho rate high. Thanks parents, Mrs. M., and Terrie Hopes to be a success in life. Being with John brings joy. Fun times with Carol soph. yr. re- membered. “Save it!” Admires a Caring personality. 56 KIM M. SILVA 80 North St. N.B. 02740 Being with that special guy brings happiness. Thanks sent to parents. Won’t forget the fine guys at NBHS. Admires the honest, trusting kind of soul. “F-J-N-E!” Did fine job typing for yrbk. Hopes to become rich and very successful. SHARON MARIE SINAGRA 993 County St. N.B. 02746 “Shay” Found anywhere and everywhere! Couldn’t have made it without love of her par- ents. “What's the deal!” Hopes to be an airline stewardess. Being with friends or Mac is special. Will miss fun of sr. lounge and lunchtime. BERNICE ANN SOUCY 147 Bullard St. N.B. 02746 Being with Marc brings total happiness. Hopes to wed and to become medical secretary. Spe- cial thanks to mother and Janice Settlemire for all their help. Close friends and good times will be remembered. Riding with Marc memorable. LAURINDA SILVA 275 Dartmouth St. N.B. 02740 “Laurie” Dancing and listening to radio passes the time. Ms. Longpre and Mrs. Bolton get her thanks for their support. Being with John a happy time. Attracted to sweet personality. Desires a future of wealth and success. Hopes to marry. DAVID SLOWIK 4 Joseph St. Acushnet, 02743 Thanks given to Mr. Monteiro for his support. Will always rate NBH as one of the best in the nation. Headed for the Navy to become a helicopter crewman. Summer trip to New York was outstanding. English not a fa- vorite, but history was! 139 Bates St. N.B. 02745 “Lucy” Thanks Mom, Dad and sister Phoebe. Remembers the Junior Banquet. “No problem.” Embarrassed when she spilled milk on her pants. Mr. Alves and Mrs. Walker were special. Plans to become a secretary. Happiest with “that” guy. LUCIA DEF SOUSA LORNA LEA SILVA 113 Griffen Ct. N.B. 02740 Parents, family and friends get appreciation. Hopes to work with children. Mr. Vaz and Mr. Fraga made a hit. Happy with Marc and friends. Admires an honest, trusting personality. “You aggravate me!” Fantasy is to meet Michael Jackson. STACEY JEAN SMITH 361 Arnold St. N.B. 02740 “Space” This gal is the social di- rector for NBHS! Thanks par- ents and Mr. Messier. Happy with special guy and friends. “No problem!” Won't forget cheering, being class president and mascot; and most of all the guys! Hopes to be a model. MICHAEL JOHN SOUSA 176 Division St. N.B. 02744 “Mike” Beating Dartmouth in MICA memorable! Thanks par- ents and Grandma for every- thing. Happy with Lisa. To be- come a programmer or play war games. Aug. 10th special date for him. “‘Pain!’”” Awesome being a senior. Attracted to piano players. GARRETT WAYNE SILVIA 52 Plymouth St. N.B. 02740 “Gar” Can be found wherever everyone else is. Playing hock- ey for NBHS memorable. Beat- ing Falmouth 3-2 last year un- forgettable. Melissa always brings a smile. Hopes to be a bank president. Mr. Oliver tops. “What’s the matter with you?” PETER JOHN SNELL 260 Mattapoisett Rd. Acushnet 02743 Avid admirer of hockey games. I'll do it tomorrow!” Often found in father’s Lazy Boy chair. Mr. Mottaand Mr. Machado are tops. Looks for a good sense of humor. Thanks Mom, Dad and sis, Karen. Finds joy listening to Dire Straits. RUTH SOUSA 74 Eugenia St. N.B. 02745 “Ruthie” Looks for sincerity and humor.So.Dartmouth sum- mer of 84’ was special. Dreams of seeing the world and being the happiest she can be. Friends made at NBHS will never be forgotten. Mr. Gill the very best. “You're lying!” Biology was enjoyable. DALE JEAN SOUZA 15 Plymouth St. N.B. 02740 “D.D. Sweetcakes” Dancing and sailing both the ultimate. Wants college, marriage and wealth. Happy partying with friends. Nearing the end of a 12 year stretch defines senior. Admires loyalty and honesty. Senior year memorable. ov mhiee 46 ot tia ts eh Z 7 a + OEP BRy PETER R. SOUZA 204 Weld St. N.B. 02740 “Pete” In the hectic life of a se- nior, he never found the time to return his senior questionnaire — nothing to say? A member of the Green House. Found with friends hanging out or in auto body and machine shop. Will miss fun times. LOIS SUD-MARTINEZ 140 Harkum Sct. N.B. 02745 Hanging with friends, esp. W.A., H.P., V.V., and L.O. the best times. Attracted to person- ality with sense of humor and openness. Thanks family and friends. To become a teacher, but secret desire is to be a fan- tastic gymnast. DARIN SOUZA 58 Longview Rd. N.B. 02745 Jr. Achievement and Student Congress filled the hours. Won't forget good times with Tom and Kevin. Enjoyed class in accounting. Being with girl Rhonda is true happiness. Hopes to be a success and live a happy life. Admires honesty. as, THELMA A. ST. DON 514 Union St. N.B. 02740 “Blonde Bomber” Mr. Pepin and G.O. Club were fantastic. Sends parents her thanks. Very happy any time she’s with Dave. Dreams of one day owning her own horse ranch. “‘That’s mean!” Will remember the friendliness of everyone at NBHS. PATRICIA J. SWAIN 24 Acorn St. N.B. 02740 “Tricia” Recalls those wild swim team practices and Mr. Roscow with Melissa, Doug, and Sue. Mr. Walsh, Mr. Roscow and swim team were great! Thanks par- ents, M.C., D.M., N.P., L.P., and S.S. To college for physical therapy. DEBRA ANN SOUZA 151 Robeson St. N.B. 02740 “Ebbidie” Truly enjoyed chem- istry with Mr. Roscow. Labs with Nikki, Lisa and “family” were memorable. Thanks par- ents and friends for their sup- port. College bound in science area. Paula and Angie bring smiles. Admires individual nature in one. BRIAN STONE 65 Woodlawn St. N.B. 02744 Lasted through most of Octo- ber, but then got the urge to spread his wings of freedom. A former member of the Tan House where he would hang out with friends. Missed out on the fun and privilege of sr. lounge and Spirit Week. SHAWNA ELIZABETH SWEENEY 3531 Acushnet Ave. N.B. 02745 “Weasel” Finds joy with Joe. Thanks parents and friends. Found at Mall. Looks for hones- ty and a good personality. Hopes for wealth. English with Mr. Walsh was great. Stepping out defines a senior. Dancing and roller skating occupies ume. NICOLE SOUZA 85 Valentine St. N.B. 02744 “Nicky” Part of colorguard team. Winning NESBA and NEMA comps outstanding. Beating Dartmouth was special. Mr. Roscow for chemistry su- per. Thanks parents for putting up with her. “Sure!” Likes a friendly attitude. Swimming en- joyed. PAMELA SOUZA 70 Pine Grove St. N.B. 02745 “Pammy” Spends leisure time dancing. Enjoyed Mrs. Hassey’s class. Thanks sent to Mrs. Har- per and Mrs. B. Desire to live in Boston. Best times are those when out on her own. Great time hanging with good friends. 37 ANDREW F. SYLVIA 101 Luke St. N.B. 02740 “Shoie” Mr. V. and the band trips to Canada, D.C. and Flor- ida unforgettable. Happy with Tammi, B.C., M.M, J.B., M.S. and T.B. Hopes to become pro- fessional musician and business exec. Likes a great sense of humor. “You’re obnoxious!” Trumpet player. KELLY SYLVIA 62 Monroe Drive N.B. 02746 Shopping, listening to music and being with Kevin passes the hours in a great way. Mother gets thanks. One day hopes to own business. Happy with those she truly cares about. ou really!” Mr. Francis made a hit. CIDALIA TAVARES 59 Bullard St. N.B. 02746 “Cindy” Leisure time spent eat- ing or watching TV. Found in bookstore or across the hall with Mr. Silveira. Parents re- ceive her appreciation. Would like to meet her knight in shin- ing armour and to become a mil- lionaire. Accounting fan. 58 BERNADETTE MARIE SYLVIA 77 Cedar St. N.B. 02740 “Bernie” Loved honor of being captain of girls’ basketball team. Thanks sent to Mom. Happiest with Bobby G. Won't forget walking into boys’ locker room fr.year. Hopes for career as radiologist. Found at Monte’s Park hanging with friends. LORI ANN SYLVIA 449 Cedar Grove St. N.B. 02746 Mr. Vaz for algebra enjoyable. Crazy lunch shifts memorable. Thanks parents and friends. Being with Kenny creates happiness. College bound. Passed time swimming or roller skating with friends. Found at the Mall, the games or at Hot Wheels. MARIA M. TAVARES 107 Hatch St. N.B. 02745 “Miss Elephant” Thrilled with time spent in Canada. Thanks parents and friends at Banister. Enjoyed company of her cousins from Canada.“Get with the program!” Would like to travel the world. Enjoyed Mr. Millette’s photo class. DEREK SCOTT Sc bV LA 39B Bayberry Rd. N.B. 02740 “Duke” Grateful for fun while working cameras for TV Prod. Mr. Robitaille the best. A spe- cial Mom gets his thanks. Jr. Banquet was memorable. En- joys dances and music. Dreams of owning a Trans Am. Hopes for career as Cameraman. BIA BRYAN S. TABER 4 Doty’s Mill Road Acushnet 02743 “Tabe” Enjoys slam dancing and being behind set of drums. Mr. Silva and Mr. Roscow both made a hit. Attracted to people who aren’t limited by a set of mundane trends. Thanks par- ents. Dreams of becoming world acclaimed percussionist. I JOE H. TAVEIRA 578 Shawmut Avenue N.B. 02740 Best times are running track. Special thanks sent to Coach Gardiner and to Mr. Monteiro for drafting knowledge. Hopes to become a rich and famous architect. Loves to win a chal- lenge. “NB rocks the house!” Admires courage and maturity. DUANE SYLVIA 39B Bayberry Rd. N.B. 02740 “Michael Jackson” Found at all football games surrounded by his girlfriends. Enjoyed School Scan and having Mrs. Forgue. Attracted to pretty brown eyes. Thanks his Mom for love and support. Will miss good friends and teachers at NBHS. MARC TARPEY 248 Palmer St. N.B. 02740 “Tarp” Spends leisure time playing hoop, his favorite activi- ty. Thanks parents. Parties, football and hockey games all fond memories of NBHS. Hanging with Mota and T.K. filled the summer days. Dreams of one day becoming a mil- lionaire. MARIA HELENA TEIXEIRA 35 Valentine St. N.B. 02744 “Lena” A real fan of Mr. Ros- cow’s chem. class. Won’t forget 6th week revenge during UB program or the crazy lab experi- ment with Alice. Appreciation sent to her parents and staff of Upward Bound. “Go for it!” Headed for programming. JOSEPH FRANCIS SYLVIA, JR. 418 Church St. N.B. 02745 “Studly” Happiest with Shaw- na. High hopes for riches, col- lege for engineering, travel, or being beach bum. Thanks Mom and Dad. Remembers the excel- lent students and great atmo- sphere. “We had homework; what homework?” Mr. Motta and algebra rate high. ANGELA M. TAVARES 59 Willard St. N.B. 02744 “Angelita’” Likes modeling, traveling, swimming, and shop- ping. Trip to Europe and trip to Quebec both unforgettable. Thanks parents. Hopes to be- come a stewardess. French a fa- vorite subject. Active in Pep Club, Intern’! Club and Inter- club. PAULA TERRA 45 Hollyhock St. N.B. 02740 Likes to cruise and listen to rock-n-roll. ‘‘What’s up?” Found in the halls with Deb checking out fine guys. Folks get her thanks. Dreams of going to California. Enjoyed Mr. Pepin’s English class. Hoping to become a legal secretary. PATRICIA TETREAULT 87 Mt. Vernon St. N.B. 02740 “Trisha” Time spent working at Burger King. “Why?” Mr. Pacheco great, and Mrs. Bolton deserves her thanks. Future in- cludes marriage to Jorge and be- coming rich enough to own a mansion. Searches for true hon- esty and love. eg 892 County St. N.B. 02740 “Sandy” Enjoyed Mr. Pepin’s English class, but embarrassed breaking test tubes in Mr. Goodfellow’s. Thanks to Mrs. Bolton for her help. Hopes to accumulate lots of money. Enjoys listening to music. Won't forget teachers and friends. DANA ATHONY UZZELL 121 Aries Drive N.B. 02745 “Dana Uzz” Headed for the U.S. Air Force. Special thanks to mother. “What’s up with that!” Likes to check out the girls at NBHS. Embarrassed af- ter dropping lunch tray. Mr. Ed a riot. Enjoys drafting and hang- ing in the West End. DEBORAH ANN THIBEAULT 34 Poplar Road N.B. 02745 “T-bone” Time spent in sum- mer fun at Horseneck memor- able. Thanks Mike for being there. Smiles galore when with Jack, Steph and Richie. Mrs. Buckley and Mr. Roscow both favorites. Dreams of owning a 1985 purple 911 Porsche Tur- bo. “Shut up!” DIA NE MARIE TRAVASSOS 64 Katherine St. N.B. 02744 “Di” Enjoys fun hanging with friends. Thanks Mom and Dad. Hopes to become dental hygienist and fulfill dream of winning Megabucks. Mr. Kobza and Mr. Fraga super. Looks for honest, understanding people. Will miss teachers and sr. lounge. a JOSE LUIS VARELA 370 Park St. N.B. 02740 “Ze” Favorites at school include weight lifting and track. Mr. Gill tops list. Dreams of being successful and very rich. Was attracted to the pretty girls at NBHS. Hangs anywhere with good friends. Parents get his thanks for being there. MATTHEW J. TIER NEY 322 Maple St. N.B. 02740 “Matt” Enjoyed playing hockey and football for NBHS. Thanks AGSeeRe De Rew bee Merand D. Happiest on the ice or with Tricia. Won’t soon forget Ms. Leal’s class freshmen year. Spent summer as a lifeguard. Mr. O. a favorite. 8 : £4 DAWN M. TRUDELLE 134 Bismark St. N.B. 02745 Happiest moments come from being with close friends or hanging out in the Sassaquin area. Searches for personalities that are good and honest. Anx- ious to get out of school and begin a new life. Will remember fun times always. MICHELLE VARIEUR 94 Newcombe St. N.B. 02746 “Michie” Mr. Anderson for acc’t. and payroll was fabulous. Looks for honest people. Being with family and friends brings smiles. Thanks parents for understanding. Hoping to be- come an accountant. Day of ex- cellence memorable. JOSEPH TORRES 179 Division St. N.B. 02744 “Joe” Appreciates what he learned for getting a future job. Math a favorite subject. Part time work during the summer kept him busy. Found senior year exciting. Sends his thanks to parents. Swimming, tennis, volleyball and softball hits. BETTE ANN TRZNADEL 33, Ricketson St. N.B. 02744 Bette“e” had great times with B.S. and D.L. and terrorizing with Teen Fighters. Love sent to Amy and Stevie. Volleyball team an experience! Headed for a career as a veterinarian. Secret fantasy is to meet Prince. Happy partying with friends. PAUL VAZ 809 County St. N.B. 02740 “Ratt” Best times are listening to rock-n-roll, esp. Los Angeles heavy metal. Likes having money, reading rock maga- zines, watching girls and sleep- ing. Dreams of becoming a rock star or D.J. and then becoming the owner of a huge Harley! DIANE LYNN TRACZ 678 Cottage St. N.B. 02740 “Di” Parents get special appre- ciation. “Out of my face!” Hap- py dancing or hanging out with friends. Child Dev. and Ms. Leal were favorites. Getting the Flag of Excellence memorable. Hopes for a future of success and happiness. = Pm MATTHEW DEANE TOLLE 52 Tremont St. N.B. 02740 “T.C.” Found in Jimmy’s ’73 Omega. Mrs. Amaral in Tan House tops list. Mother gets his thanks. Attracted to an open and honest person. Enjoys hunting, camping, football and baseball. Hopes to get an excel- lent job and settle down. wi VANECITA VAZQUEZ 57 Monroe Dr. N.B. 02746 “Chaita” Being with Elvin is true happinesss. Hopes to be- come an LPN. Special thanks to her parents for love and under- standing. Admires an honest person with great personality. Enjoys time with M.R., T.R. and L.M. “It’s over your head!” 5h, ROBERTA VERVILLE 374 Belair St. N.B. 02745 “Vervilla” Passes time building bridges with Rube. Enjoyed swim team, tennis and being rep. to the school comm. Won't forget Liz’s blue in middle breath saver. To live forever with Steve brings total happi- ness. Loves spontaneity. 60 DURVAL de MEDEIROS VIEIRA 417 Rivet St. N.B. 02740 “Durvey” Is happiest when par- tying with friends. Mr. Ros- cow’s chemistry class was tops. Wants to thank Coach Matos and Coach Gill. “What will be will be!” Will always remember the soccer team and partying at State Park. JEFFREY BRIAN WAHNON 274 Phillips Ave. N.B. 02746 Being with good friends special. Enjoyed history and tossing food. Happiness is being with his girlfriend. ““What’s up?” Thanks Miss Gibbs for all her help. Dreams of touring the world. Found on the Avenue. Enjoyed playing floor hockey. ‘i GINA ANNE WATKINS 1322 Pleasant St. N.B. 02740 “Hazel” Noted for her eyes. Thanks sent to Mom, Grandma and Mr. Fortes. Happy with Terrance, T.F., E.D. and M.M. Hopes to become a famous fashion designer. Tres. of Minority Awareness Club. Looks for a nice smile. Found everywhere. ROBYN M. WILDRICK 82 Blaze Road N.B. 02745 Cherished times spent hanging with Bonnie, singing with Lynn and driving with Linda. Cheer- ing 1 activity. Friends at NBHS, Oct. 28th and band practices all fond memories. “Wow!” Thanks B.G., A.A., NCES A. S2 eR ol le Aend parents. Loves to laugh. wile Fa ce 4 aid RICHARD D. WALKER 206 Maple St. N.B. 02740 “Bartender” Red-faced after falling asleep B period and wak- ing up in C period study! Enjoys making people laugh. “Whatev- er makes your boat float!” Found at Lopes’ house. Photo with Mr. Millette was super. Thanks parents. Likes pretty eyes. SCOTT WAYNE WAZLOWSKI 19 Campbell St. N.B. 02740 Drama Club, Crimson Courier and photography were super. Being with good friends im- portant. Thanks sent to parents and friends.Admires someone with a quick smile and person- ality. “Hey, that’s wild!” To be programmer but dreams of the stage. CAROL DIA NE WILKINSON 64 North St. N.B. 02740 “Glamour Girl” Dancing, being with friends or going to movies fills leisure time. Drama Club was great. Mrs. Souza and Mr. Castro were terrific. Being a se- nior means an important part of life has passed, never to return. Thanks parents. fe DINA LISA WARD 229 Brook St. N.B. 02746 “Lisa” Fond memories of Mr. Roscow’s chem. class and play- ing ping-pong with Bruce. Thanks C., L. and D.G. for every- thing. “I’m not amused!”’ Watching guys is great pastime. Appreciates open-mindedness and honesty. Happiest hanging with the crew. MICHAEL WILCOX 158 Central Ave. N.B. 02745 “Beef ” Senior year was quite a learning experience. M.G. and G.M. get his thanks. Mr. Good- fellow was superior. “Apply yourself to the task.” Found in the Beefmobile making food runs. Admires honest and sin- cere folks. On to better things. URSULA ANNE WILKINSON 64 North St. N.B. 02740 “Urs” Attracted to honest and outgoing people. Friends, swim team and helpful teachers will be remembered, esp. Mr. Fraga and Mr. Kobza. Mom and Dad get her thanks. Red faced when Lisa dropped her lunch tray. “Oh, my word!” A future nurse. ANDREW EVAN WOLFE 16 Buttonwood St. N.B. 02740 “Wolfy” Believes philosophy you should live each day as if it were the last — someday it will be! If not sleeping, he’s running track. Enjoyed Ms. Leal and chem. with Mr. Goodfellow. Attracted by a good sense of humor. Found at Millikens. SCOTT ARAUJO 22 Marion St. Acushnet 02743 Can usually be found hanging with friends at Pulaski Park. En- joyed last day of school in ’84 and time at Horseneck. Hopes one day to be electrical en- gineer. Sends thanks to Miss Schoff for guidance. Happy when Irish record missing. ® 4, se ight € ROBERT RIZZO 635 Seekell St. E. Taunton 02719 “Rizzo” Dreams of someday cruising the roads ina RVF Tur- bo-Porsche. Enjoyed time spent talking with Ms. Leal. Likes a quick smile and a sense of humor. Hopes to visit Hong Kong. Can be found at Teddy’s Service Sta. or Horseneck. TAMMY WYJACK 72 Adams St. N.B. 02745 This young lady made it through most of the month of Oct., but finally called it quits. Was a member of the Green House where she would hang out with friends. Misses those she tuned into, but not the bells, books and exams. MICHAEL ANTHONY BURGO 134 Summit St. N.B. 02740 “Mike” Happy being with pals or making someone else happy. “Fresh” Won’t forget hanging in the Core and missing the bell. Secret desire to rule his own planet. Hopes his future will allow him to help make life easier for others. : : PAULA C. XAVIER 69 Mosher St. N.B. 02744 History with Mrs. Campanelli great class. Thanks go to family, D.M., D.S. and Jimmy. Dreams of owning a hot red Lambrough- ni. Loves money, motorcycles and lunch. Mr. Vaz and Mr. Bourgeois rated tops. Would like to live in England. COLLEEN PATRICIA HUGHES 59 Ruth St. N.B. 02744 Dreams of a deserted island with Mr. Right. Thanks Moe and parents. “Shut up!” Trip to Las Vegas was fantastic. Sr. means responsibility and the time to move on. Values hones- ty in a person. Future psycho- logist practicing in California. with love. KEVIN EDWARD YOUNG 13 Menton St. N.B. 02745 “Preppy Punk” Won’t forget being part of the Excellence Program. Thanks parents for putting up with him. Being with pls lights up his eyes. Hopes to ecome a rich artist. Drawn to folks loaded with personality. To design his abode. MARC G. KING 47 Babbitt St. N.B. 02740 “That’s cool!” Passes time par- tying. NBHS women are memorable. Happy riding 150 mph on a 750. Can be found in the schoolyard or Green House. Hopes for fame and for- tune. Domination defines se- nior year. Lunch a favorite time. IN MEMORY OF CATHY VIEIRA Cathy died December 24, 1983 at the age of 17. She had been seriously ill for two years. Often she could not attend school, but she desperately wanted to graduate from New Bedford High. She wanted to be a part of the student body in every way. Cathy was very brave and was more concerned about her family and friends than about herself. Her legacy to us is to value each day and not take for granted our achievements. We remember her or. r 1°9A MARJORIE ELLEN ZABLE 30C Nemasket Place N.B. 02740 “Margie” Will work to become a rich and famous corporate ty- coon. Thanks everyone who put up with her this year! “Don’t push it!” To spend a day with Tom Cruise would be great. Appreciates a good sense of ape Tennis and volleyball un. AS LYDELL JOSEPH LONDON 47 Cherokee Ct. N.B. 02740 “Sly-Lie” Enjoys running those cameras! Mr. R and Ms. Leal tops. “Be content with yourself and you'll appreciate others.” Mother and Ms. B get his thanks for believing. Dreams of an end to racism. To become marine, then state trooper. 61 62 A Special Message From Our Guest, Jens: To my classmates in the class of ’85, Thanks to all of you with whom I shared the time in the classroom, on field trips, in clubs and orchestra, and to those who kept me company also in my spare time and activities outside the school building. We make up a great class wit h great spirit that I always enjoyed being a part of, especially during “Spirit Week.” New Bedford High School has chosen to give its students great opportunities in a variety of course offers, and this sometimes created an impersonal atmosphere and bureaucracy. I think NBHS teachers in all my classes have done a good job making up for this lack of personal concern and deserve to be acknowledged. At this place, also some praise to the lunch ladies: Even though at times they couldn’t do anything about the quality and amount of our lunches, their friendliness has beyond a doubt helped many of us to get through some tough days. Thanks to all the outstanding athletes and artists who have represented our school very well in many competitions, and thanks to the members of all clubs who have filled this school with life. This class is composed of all ethnic groups and I take much pleasure in seeing everybody getting along so well with each other. This school doesn’t suffer major racial conflicts — perhaps a reason more to be proud of than the “Excellence in Education” recognition. But there is still too much isolation between different groups. One thing I was missing almost totally, and that kind of disappoints me, is the lack of social activity; that is, working for peace (Nuclear Freeze), environmental protection (let’s go further than just keeping NBHS clean), and data protection (George Orwell’s vision of “big brother is watching you” has come true already in some parts without us being aware of it.) A good democracy still needs critical citizens to assume responsibility for the country’s well-being. I wish everybody a great future career and success starting in college, business, or whatever steps you have chosen to take first. (Money is not everything!) To close this letter, | want to encourage all seniors of the year’85 to pay a visit to my home country Germany or oth er parts of Europe to make some of the great experiences that I made being in the USA. It’s gonna be a memory for a lifetime! Jens Kuhfahl P.S. Feel free to write me! My address in Germany is: Jens Kuhfahl Luckenwalder Str. 16 3000 Hannover 61 W. Germany ee cecal itty cute as the Cabbage Patch “You mean, the bus already left for Washington!” “These school dances are great!” oll! hi “T think I bit my nails down too far!” “He’s much easier to feed than my German Shepard!” De Tony Tiger says “G-G Great!” “Aw, do I hafta leave him in my locker?” “What do you mean I can’t use this for my basketball Statistics!” 63 J.D. gets tips on auto body work from Mr Bonneau. (Top Left): Ray really gets into his work (Middle): Al adds important fluids (Far Right): Michelle and Kristine help Mr. Dlouhy with the billing. (Left): Matt gives “a detention” during Student Leadership Day. (Right): Matt, alias Mr. Calnan, calls for a student. (Left): Anne plays Dean for a day. (Bottom): Sue works the intercom as Mrs. S. Amaral of the Tan House. bien my SAN (Above): Nicole enjoys running the Green House as Mr. Saltzman, while Robyn helps out (right) as Mrs. Griffith. (Far left): Nina keeps control over the Blue House as Mrs. Harper. (Left): Ana checks her notes as head of the Business Department. (Far left): Sandy is waiting for morning announcements as Mr. J. Robinson. (Left): Renee is happy in her position as Tan Housemaster. 65 The dreams and aspirations of a senior in high school are far beyond the beliefs of the common world. Our dreams will fade as we begin to mold into mature adults. Yet, the inspirations that were bestowed upon us by the teachers and the parents will never be forgotten. The pride of a senior stretches beyond anything ever imagined, and nothing could damage or steal the feelings between a senior and his surroundings: the school for the education and spirit, the teachers for guidance and cooperation, and the parents for the love and inspiration. The time has come for us to face the world and what arrives with it: its loves, its hurts, its declines and its advancements; the true and the false, and most of all, the friendships. In our memory will be those eighteen years of life. The memories of old friends and the distant loves. In conclusion we accept our adulthood with pride and dedication. Our immature stage has passed. We have finally reached the first stage of our mature life. Photo by Maria Germano; Essay by Brian Couture Some things we shall forget; some things we shall remember Like the people we have met, since way back in September. The things we’ll miss the most are the things that are so dear Like the cafeteria’s beef of roast, known as “the meal to fear”! We also chose our mascot; Animal is his name. And by the very shirts we bought, we know he’s not so tame! So don’t you go and touch him, for you'll lose a nick or two Since he is from the loony bin, or better yet, the zoo! We're leaving him behind to keep you in your place. Step out of line and you will find, he’ll turn you into waste! For don’t forget that he depicts, what truly comes alive And that’s the class that truly clicks, a er THE CLASS OF 85! Be patient ® ¥ £ patient, s Be im d the wisdom y Art by Kevin Young; Poem by Scott Pacheco (Above): Back in the 7th grade Re- nee and Dale knew they liked the looks of someone like Doug Flutie. Utes eNRnaousctaar tides Secs Bob Watkins : : (Above): Heroes of the past blend into the Class of ’85’s choice for top athlete, Doug Flutie. 0 (Left): Mark Tarpy, Mike Jesus, Mike Riggin and Robert Motta each Z had his personal favorite sport back then ... but the Class of ’85 voted basketball 1 this year; especially against rival Durfee, seen then and now. 5 Ri. When Wendy Adriano was younger (above) she liked | Garrett Sylvia and Mike Cruz don’t watch much T.V. They just enjoy Stephen Ferreira voted for “Three’s Company,” cartoons, but now her favorite is “The Bill Cosby clowning around, then and now! vie though the Class of 85 voted “MTV” as its Show.” avorite. ee eee ee ee ee eee i? y y' a ; : oat | , o7 Senior Tavorit e yet TELEY $10 (Far Left): Stacey Smith in’78 is clowning around (Left): Andy Bois in’78 is too tired to clown around. 4 ‘ : 4 4 Sensor Savorites “fastimes 49 p° (Left): Sr. lounge was voted 1 school activity, while the Mills (above) was voted 1 hangout. (Top left): Dancing partying is still high on the list (Center): Just being with friends also rates high (Top right): Movies fit everyone’s budget. (Far Left): Dating never goes out of style (Left): Earning money takes up a great deal of time (Right): Just as in ’78, sleeping — anytime, anywhere — is popular! Rube: The river would’ve been an ocean with out you — you're my best friend fav. co. — Verv Nance: Thanks for always being there as such a great friend. — Luv, Maria Maria: Our friendship is something I will always treasure. You're great! Love, Nancy Lisa C: Thanx for everything and for always being there. You're the bestest. — Luv, Mike M NC, KD, NP, DM, MC, TS: Well, it’s finally over! We've a much! What can I saya LF. YE. Matt Freakin’ ogi” own way. Lisa: Friendship ss om friend, Nick: Thanks for you all, Ni Thanx LM RQ, Ni making these four ye Laurie: I'll a ways value ov Love, De Joanne H.: paces 5 forget you. — To David, Louisa and have a beautiful Tif Chaka — Todd: Thanks fo Love ya always! Hickey Lips. MC: Sit down shut up, Freesto e’s, TM, the party, Newbury Comics, Perrier, Jeep, Track — Sue Lisa, Michelle, Sue: Remember out little drawing corner in anatomy. You're great! Nancy Rachel: Thanks for sharing your kindness by being the kind of person you are!! Love, Doug To the class of 85: Youare the best! Good luck to you all. — Love, Stacey, Sr. prez! 70 — ers. You are the greatest. — Luv,MM Lisa: We’ve been friends forever. It’s been great. Re- member Montreal Wash. — Love ya Jo LF, DM, TS, NC, NP, MC, RD, TP, PG, SS, MT, BS MD: It wouldn’t be the same w out you all! Luv, KD Maria: Never forget the times we had last summer with all those Flishbinas. — Luv, Nancy To Sweedididi: I love you baby! Thank you for every- thing. — Laba “How you gotta be and whatnot?” Love Bo To Pudding: I will never forget flirting-wWit guys in Gold House! Jello MJS: Thanx for all the fun times we’ nd Dad: You two are the best. ” I Love you very much! Bett You drive me up a wall ep! Need I sign? , Roberta, Tricia: Tha 'YOUZ GUYS! Love, B pmber Motreal, Wash, 9. en others seemed not to reco id. I love you 4ever. — Bunny , LR, LBR: Mary Kummer, fudg Event, one of those days, the se ds of the class of 85: a � — John Gagnon uldn’t have asked fora better friend. Thanks, re best! Nina eat. Wear them sweats — NP ways remember our special friendship. caring! Love, Donna S$, BC, TC, MM: “Band wouldn’t have e without you!” Luv ya all — LMM nks for the great times which you have y you! Niki and Rosa s day is coming soon!! Rest up! CHEW the best thing in my life! I hope we last ee e you! Stac mot! Love, Lis remember NBHS, me next year. — Lo onk! Luv sat LJL You're a very good friend and. od luck. — Love, John G. ar Wajoyed the special times together. | wid never end. — Love, Nancy Ann N.P.: We’ve shared such good times — thanks for bei there. How’s the family? Luv ya, L.F. Diane: You're the best friend a girl could have. I love you! Y.B.F., Lisa Lisa: Never forget the good times this summer. I will never ever forget you. — Love Sue L.F. Yup! It really is over — or is it? Thanx again!! Love always, Me Frederick: Your friendship, the courts, 4-212 will always be remembered. — Luv ya, Herman get our times down the Neck. Summer of Lise: Never forget The ’85 crew: DC, DL, RD, SK, RG, PB, JA, JN, TG, JM, AB, PG, TP, MT, BM, KN, GS, JP TS: Gimme all your money! The next ones for real! Memories of Blue Meadows Live on! BS Lori R: Don’t forget RFS hanging from ankles. It’s boom- ing good luck. — Nancy Ann. Nancy M.: How’s the pizza business? Booming! Take care. Never forget Rose. Ha! Lori : thout UI ghs with guys. Re- SS ). ‘O mo g taste around! It’s called survival — Luv ya, LF n: We have been through so much together. No one ill ever split us up. — Love ya, Sue , TC, LM, LH: Thanks for the indigestion, Tammy’s augh, Who’s day is it? SP 1 — Mich and: Between our smoking snares and screemin’ bass. e be jammin man! Thanx guys! Love, Mo V4 Pint: Thanx for being there. Remember camping? ove always Pooch — Your Baby Sis Lisa, Mich, and Terry: I couldn’t ask for a better set of riends. Love, Karla orge Martins: I’ll always remember 2 15 84. I love ou so much! KOXO — Natalie Fuller helle: English with you has made it bearable. Obriga- o. Thanks alot. Love ya, Nancy : Blacktop beach, Bowie, boys! party! ski! Florida! est friends 4-ever! Luv ya, SC GS: Thanx for that “first date”. Love, Matt Patty e no. 6 in Physics, KR, GW, BS, JR, MN: It’s been ber all the fun we had. — Nat ing I’ve ever wanted and more. ; — Love, Mike ial to me. You made my ve, Me times and many long !” Thanx for all our late nig Cheerleader love you! Rand, Anne, Tor memories, I’ll Lisa M: You’ve bee: the awesome ti eing fantastic!! I : Thanx for the emember all Stacey: Always rem i93, and all the other crazy s Ou etait Patrice? Je Roberta, Mike ant Friends — Gluons, rides were some I love la: You’re th open the jar sne Lynn: Thanx for b BOTH band and Robyn Bonnie: Thanx for all the tin guerre, s, and hays v, Mo sm; reflex it; ever forget Lin nicer friends. moped or picnics. Thanx for a grea ning armor came true when I int: You make i ove you. — Always, ad. Thanks for every- d‘friends. Don’t forget our — Love, Renee en in 87. Always remember nk you. Love, Kimberli what happened between us. Friends? t (eu amo-te) Paula: We’re best friends 4ever. Thanx for your advice, laughs true friendship. — Luv, R. Isabel: You’ve meant more to me than any amount of words can say. I love you, Scott George: I love you but that alone can’t describe how much I feel for you. XO — Natalie Mom Dad: I love you so much. Thanx for putting up with me in cheering. — Love, Linda Paula: You have been the best friend. Thanx for all the great times in band. — Lin Frank: Thanx for the best 4th of July and of course the stars in the sky. — Love, Linda Renee: My best buddy. I’m so glad that we have had so many great times. Good luck. — PCM Debbie Detroit: 27x4. Mr. Preposition. Sandy and Liza: Always remember the Mills, sis-boom- bang, and OUR BOYS! Love Chris L.A.B.: Promise you'll always be my cinnamon girl — a wicked lot. Luv always, P.S.B. Yearbook Staff (Junior members): Thanx for the HELP! Sr. members Sandy and Liz: Well, boofs . . . we finally made it! We’ve had a great year. — Luv, Chris D.M.: Remember the cigar — shaking and freshman year — FLIRT! Luv ya! LF. Ran: you mean a lot to me. I'll never forget you! You are a great person! Luv SS Linda: Thanx for being around all the times I needed you. I love ya! “both” Me!!! Trish: I couldn’t ask for a better friend. Thanks for the best 17 years! Love, Donna Tricia and Tarpey ..... “The Grandfather”!!! Liz: I’ll never forget the candy wrapper and mojo. You're a fun person. — Luv ya, Natalie i ff a 2 Craters, Lage ne Ge MR, LM, LL,SM, AM: I can’t imagine life without you. Keep in touch. — Luv you all MR. Ang — Eon, Aug, Boo! Tatoo, Your house, Lunch, ootball, JM, ethtimate! ski! Love — Lis Bernie: I’m sorry Alfie died — your bio-lab partner. Sue: Boston Harvard! RV Donna: Thanks for all the advice you gave; it worked everytime. Love — Nancy Ru: Primarily! captains! 5 J’s. Coach Kum. He opens doors! Fudge brownies. Your “Co” Renee Nick: Youse guys were great captains, mash car the best. — Tricia, Roberta, Milly Verv: All that water. SS, FBP, SB! The bridges built are forever. Best friends — Rubes Robyn and Bonnie: Thanx for being there and under- standing. Love Lynn Mark: You’re someone special — specially to me I love you. Love, Donna MC, TS, LF, NC, DM: Thanks for all the laughs and thanks for always being there. Love — NP Colorguard seniors: “Well, that’s a hell of a thing!” You're the best!!! Love, Laurie Rich: I will never forget this year. We have had some wild times. You’re great Luv SS ate would die for you! I love you! The prom! Love — La Tricia: Close your door — not a squeegy business! Thanks for “simply” everything. — RV Dottie: Drive-in, Stang guys, Long talks, hair problems. Miss ya next year. — Lori Lynn John Piava: Tell Mom and Dad I'll be home soon! Your sister Natalie Melissa: What can I say? We finally made it. Thanks for everything. Love always. — Nancy Nat: We have has some wild times. Remember the “ski trip” with the glasses tub. — Luv, Stac Melissa: Thanx for bringing so much laughter into my laugh. I love ya babe! Me Nancy Panker: I still love you! Please be mine forever! Forget your boyfriend! S.A. Donna Stacey: Thanx for seventeen wild years! Love ya, Me Dave: You're the ultimate lunchbox, but we love you anyway. Reflex! From Anne Nick Laur: Thanks for being there when I needed someone. P.S. I won’t hesitate to call. Nanc Yearbook Staff: Thank you for the long hours you put in and the fine job you did! — Ms. B val Favorite Singers Class of ’46 — Dinah Shore Bing Crosby Class of 51 — Doris Day Billy Eckstine Class of ’62 — Connie Francis Elvis Presley Class of 73 — Aretha Franklin The Rolling Stones Class of ’°85 — Madonna Lionel Richie Favorite Movies Class of ’46 — “Lost Weekend” Class of 51 — “Our Very Own” Class of ’62 — “West Side Story” Class of 773 — “The Godfather” Class of 85 — “Purple Rain” Teenage Lingo . of the 50’s COOL — worthy of approval HANG LOOSE — no sweat, don’t worry YO-YO — a dull person BLAST OFF — go away, get lost, drop dead (also “DDT” for Drop Dead Twice) PASSION PIT — a drive-in movie GROUNDED — unable to borrow the family wheels to take a hot date to the passion pit SARC — sarcastic HARDEEHARHAR — the sarc response to someone else’s bad jokes . of the 80’s AWESOME — great, terrific TAKE IT EASY — no sweat, don’t worry A BLAST — a great time NASTY — awful RADICAL — outrageous GET WITH IT — tune in MELLOW OUT — enjoy yourself IT’S BEEN REAL — it’s been great Rules and Regulations Did you know that ... . in the high school on County Street, boys and girls were not allowed to enter the school through the same door. Girls entered through the Morgan Street entrance, while boys used the Court Street doors. . no student was allowed to proceed the wrong way On a One-way staircase. . a suggested school dress code for girls stated that “we must remember that for the present, school is our business and dressy fashions from the latest Hollywood magazines are decidedly not appropriate.” . a 1949 student guide stated, “Let’s remember that we're still really very young and if we must use make-up, we should use it to accent our features rather than bury them under a coat of “INDIAN WAR PAINT.” ... boys and girls were not allowed to eat lunch together, but had to sit on separate sides of the cafteria. SENIOR MEMORY PAGE During my senior year .. My nickname was My favorite song was My favorite saying was My favorite hangout was My favorite mate was My favorite school activity was My favorite teacher was My favorite pastime was My favorite senior activity was My closest friend was My happiest experience was My saddest experience was My most embarrassing experience was My fondest memory was —— 10 the Glass of 1985 — — Compliments of the Class of 1984 — “May you always follow the tradition and spirit of NBHS.” a The Class of 1985: A to Z When we remember back to our days at high school, pieces and snatches of senior life will fill our minds. Here are a few memories we've gathered during this year. C Computers, Costumes, Cafeterias Pe D_ Decisions, Dreams, Dating F Friends, Fashion, Faculty G Guidance, Growth, Graduation I Independence, Involvement, Interruptions J Jobs, Jokes, Joy L_ Laughter, Love, Lounge M Maturity, Measurements, Music at PR N_ Notes, Nervousness, Neatness O Organizations, Opinions, Orders P Pride, Prom, Parties Q Questions, Quizzes, Quietness ae — S Spirit, Smiles, Schedules 80 V_ Vacations, Victory T Traditions, Talent, Tests U_ Understanding, Uniqueness, Underclassmen W Weekends, Winning, Whalers X X-traordinary, X-pectations Z Zeal, Zesty 81 “Excellent performance is a blend of talent and motive, of ability fused with zeal.” The Pursuit of Excellence ADE SCDEL MASA ICDEL EVM EN EDEN =_ .. i S ae : ¢ % whe VANE ICI DA ONTOS IEG TOME NE Whalers Experience An Up and Down S The crimson-garbed Whalers of New Bed- CAaASOLLT ae: ford, led by co-capt. Bill Meunier and Dave DePina, experienced not only a rebuilding season, but also a rollercoasting season of great wins and heavy losses. Although inex- perience was a reason for some defeats, the attitude and individual performances of the 4-6 football team were not affected by this factor or by their earlier losses to Boston College High, Barnstable or even Dartmouth High. The Whalers could have had possibly five of six games in their division. Most notably were the one-point loss to Attleboro and the two-point loss to Catholic Memorial. It seemed that in many of the games, time was the key factor. Besides the fleet-footedness of Dave De- Pina and Dana Burgo, the Whalers’ quarter- back, jr. John Borowicz, gained some valu- able experience with his “on-the-money” pas- ses and running ability. The Whalers had a gold mine of talent this season which included the endurance of Billy Meunier and Richie Gomes and the quickness of Randy Debrosse and jrs. Jimmy Gomes and Dale Burgo; in addition to the stamina and strength of Tony Gomes, Don Cofer, and Jack N’Guia. Despite disappointing losses, the team end- ed the season on a good note by beating arch-rival Durfee on Thanksgiving Day by a score of 29 to 14. In addition to the seniors mentioned, this was the last high school game for Matt Tierney, Jeff McKay, Tom Perry, Lydell London, Paul Boudreau, Doug Cabral, Jerel Augustine, Danny Lemos and Charlie SCOREBOARD NB_ 6-13 Boston College High NB 13-19 Somerset NB 21-22 Attleboro NB 22- 0 Falmouth NB 20- 6 Fairhaven NB 13-26 Dartmouth NB 6-21 Barnstable NB 21- 0 LaSalle, R.I. NB 19-21 Catholic Memorial NB 29-14 Durfee Ist. row (L-R) Randy Debrosse, Tony Gomes, Matt Tierney, David DePina, Billy Meunier, Jack N’Guia, Jeff McKay, Tom Perry (2nd row) Lydell London, Dana Burgo, Paul Boudreau, Doug Cabral, Donald Cofer, Jerel Augustine, Richie Gomes, Danny Lemos (3rd. row) Fred Pimental, John Borowicz, Jimmy Gomes, Jeff Tripp, Peter Crowell, Kevin Nichols, Tim Stott, Charlie Perry (4th row) Louis Fortes, Chris Costa, Dale Burgo, Derman Barros, Scott Nolin, Scott Tramblay, Bob Farias, Joe Martin (Sth row) Kenny De Grace, Derrick Seeley, Shawn Gonsalves, Mike Gracia, Scott Hurteau, Ed Reindeau, Carlos Riveria (6th row) Tom Ferreira, Jeff Brenneke, Jeff Breault, Mike Silva, Bob Moureo, Dustin Cormier (7th row) Coach Arena, Coach Liljedahl, Coach Kestenbaum, Coach Jackson, Coach Hamlet, Coach Lowe, Coach Seed, Trainer Silva. | + he feel hee Ste tai 4 Front (L-R) Sharon Correa, Lynn Frias, Donna Morrison, Nancy Panker, Nina Chomak, Kelly Dreher, Laurie Fernendes (Back) Michelle Almeida, Debbie Thibeault, Janet Viera, Michelle Melancon, Anne Schwartz, Erin McGonigle, Kathy Camacho, Melissa DeCosta. ’ ; ; ‘ pnd ARO ELS P ee er oe . . © SCOREBOARD _ NB2-4; 0-3 CASE _ NB2-1; 4-3 FAIRHAVEN Be NB 1-3; 0-5 BISHOP STANG _ NB1-3; 3-4 BARNSTABLE NBO-2; 0-2 DARTMOUTH _ NB4-2; 2-1 FALMOUTH NB 1-5; 0-4 DENNIS- NB 1-1 NB 3-0 YARMOUTH APPONEQUET ATTLEBORO Under new head coach Ellie Reed, the 1984 Varsity Field Hockey team came alive with five wins and one tie, plus strong play against powerhouses Dartmouth and Bishop Stang Highs. The team was led with high determination and fine leader- ship of tri-captains Nina Chomak, Donna Morrison, and Nancy Panker, all of whom played respective roles in the team’s long and tough season. Through the outstand- ing defense efforts of senior fullbacks Sharon Correa, Lynn Frias and Debbie Thibeault, the opposition’s goal scoring was held to a minimum. The team’s offen- sive campaigns were often led by the supe- rior goal scoring of Laurie Fernandes, along with Kelly Dreher and Anne Schwartz. With the consideration of a fine underclassman turnout and the junior varsity’s rebuilding year directed by new coach Ron Vaz, upcoming seasons look hopeful for success. As for the graduating class, the true sportsmanship and new suc- cess demonstrated by them will be remem- bered as fine examples for the upcoming varsity players. 87 Front (L to R): Mark Oliveira, Roy Marmelo, Tony Castro, Mike Fernendes, Rigobert De Abreu, Baltazar Almeida, Joao Dias, Sebastiao Rodriques, Mike Carvalho. (Back): Jorge Lazaro, Carlos Portal, Rui Furtado, Steve Medeiros, John Fernandes, Bassirou Niang, Kevin Vicente, John Senra, Mike Correia, Paul Magalhaes, Eddie Oliveira, Coach Matos. ot ens f 4 9 el eS ae Yona a gtiinn HH Aor ty eo ar Sag 5 — PPT Ld LL be ILI LSPA we ff . , 27) Pal Le CLLLLAALLA ATT ‘ te es ies ea ae i. ™ s a Wa oe a be wee ” 8 a = a . a - wi alba ina. oye ee 88 Rebuilding Year Proves Successful ... The NBHS soccer team had plans to spend this season rebuilding. Looks like they’ve done it! With the help of excellent players such as Baltazar Almeida who was voted the NB eo ie Southeastern Massachusetts Conference Di- ok se eee vision 1’s “Most Valuable Player” and the NB 5-3; 2-3 Dennis- magnificent goaltending of freshman goalie Yarmouth Mike Carvalho, New Bedford finished its NB 5-1; 1-0 Attleboro season as the Southeastern Mass Division 1 NB 3-1 Bristol, R.I. eae with an overall record of 17-2- NB 8-2. 6-0 Somerser . The team was eliminated from the tourna- ment by a 3-2 loss to Xaverian in the semifi- NB 7-1; 1-1 Barnstable nals after having defeated Stoughton 4-0 in the NB 2-0 1 Falmouth opening round of the tournament and Wel- 2-1 0 lesley 2-1 in the quarterfinals. Seniors who will be missed are Baltazar Almeida, Tony Castro, Rigobert De Abreu, Joao Dias, Mike Fernendes, Alex Magalhaes, Roy Marmelo, Mark Oliveira and Sebastiao Rodrigues. 89 Winners Despite the Losses ... INC ( Lae Alive IUENS cuit Wl I The New Bedford High School Girls Vol- leyball Team experienced a rebuilding year with the help and guidance of new head coach Neil Macedo and assistant coach Paula Karalekas. Jessica Langlois and Lisa Berard, the Whalerettes’ co-captains, led the young, but hard-working team into action. Despite a disappointing season, the girls’ enthusiasm and spirit were at its highest dur- ing each game. Individually, the team had powerful servers in juniors Diane Swire and Barby-ann Silva. The quickness of Tina Poulin, Donna Brown and Kelly Taylor proved helpful to the team’s cause. In addi- tion to the co-captains, the great all-around playing of Chris Leger, Bernie Weier and freshman Tracey Harrison moved the Whalerettes closer to a win during the tight games of the season. Inexperience and time were the key factors of this year’s team. The members of the senior class who played volleyball were Margie Zable, Barbara Sil- va and Betty Trznadel. wl rd. ¢ ! 2 @ ’ ' lon - { “ne Front (L-R) Barbara Silva, Jessica Langlois, Lisa Berard, Margie Zable. (Back) Coach Karalekas, Kelly Taylor, Bernie Wirer, Tina Poulin, Donna Brown, Bernadette Hernandez, Tracey Harrison, Diane Swire, Barby-ann Silva, Chris Leger, Coach Macedo. : 1 hetiney phe ie Mdddihi. i “legis: wo Front: Capt. Sue Caron (Middle) Christine Figueroa, Sue Watkins, Joselyn Indio, Sue Faria, April Beaulieu (Back) Coach Gardiner, Liz Alves, Kathy Mulligan, Michelle Girard, Hilaria Rocha, Sue Bonneau. Another Successful Season ... Scoreboard Boys : Girls “Ss 4a) 5 NB vs Attleboro NB vs Seekonk NB vs Barnstable NB vs Dennis-Yarmouth NB vs Dartmouth NB vs Stang NB vs Falmouth NB vs Somerset NB vs Apponequet Sr 8errrks The Boys’ Cross Country team recorded a 5-4 record this fall. Whaler runners were led by senior capt. Andy Wolfe who became the third fastest Whaler on the Buttonwood Park 3 mile course with a time of 14:39. Seniors Joe Taveira, Steve Klakowicz, Mike Cruz and Joe Varela contributed heavily to the New Bedford cause throughout the season as well. The Whalers improved steadily through- out the season and avenged September losses to Attleboro and Barnstable at the SMC League Championship. The New Bedford High Girls’ Cross Coun- try team was created in the fall of 1983, and they showed signs of promise. Their accom- plishments in their second season of exis- tence made the Whaler athletic community extremely proud. Competing in what most observers call the toughest cross country league in the state, the Whalers fashioned a 5-4 dual meet record, while still saving their best for last! In No- vember, they finished 3rd in the Eastern Mass Division I championship at Franklin Park and the following week captured a 7th place finish in the Mass State Finals at Mt. Northfield, MA on a snowy, 35° day. Whaler captain Sue Caron provided clutch performances in both championship meets. Senior track star, Michelle Girard missed the majority of the season with a foot injury. Other top performances were turned in by juniors Liz Alves and Kathy Mulligan; and a trio of freshmen, April Beaulieu, Hilaria Rocha, and school record-holder, Sue Wat- kins. The future looks bright for next year’s squad. Front (L-R) John Reul, Mike Cruz, Steve Klakowicz, Capt. Andy Wolfe, Joe Varela, Joe Taveira, Chris Baxter (Middle) Rick Porter, Tom Pacheco, David Gomes, Chris Karalekas, Kevin Cook, Manny Macedo, Rick Pires, Duane Duarte, Harry Joseph (Back) Mark Chaney, Pete Taveira, Jimmy Caron, Sean Finnerty, Jason Hill, Aaron Bedard, Jeff Botelho, Anthony Monteiro, Randy Souza, Pat Saltmarsh, Daryn Snelar, Coach Gardiner. 93 lst row (L-R): Ursula Wilkinson, Patricia Swain, Suzanne Duhamel, Renee Berthiaume, Nicole Fernendes, Alyson DePrato, Roberta Verville. (2nd): Brook Burgess, Jennifer Cormier, Beth Schwartz, Elizabeth Barnet, Maureen Sullivan, Shara Crook. (3rd): Kris Curry, Gisele Fournier, Barbie Lima, Cathy Foster, Kristen Porter, Anne Verville, Jill Howard. (4th): Yael Alkalay, Rachell Posiviata, Pamela Souza, Michelle Weaver. (Sth): Coach Bruce Morell, Lori Barboza, Lisa LeBlanc, Bobbie Jean Sylvia, Kim Morgan, Beth Shaugnessy, Judy Norton. 94 SCOREBOARD = 103-62 Stoughton ep 71-95 Durfee 41-42 Seekonk (120-42 Randolph 98-73 Ursaline Ac. 98-74 Canton 115-57 Middleboro be 90-82 Attleboro geri ee Reka Beans “ ar eee PL Relay Carnival — 3rd. South Conference — 2nd. South Sectionals — 6th State Finals — 10th The Girls’ Swim Team ended a successful season with a dual meet record of 6-2-0 and with a strong showing at both sectional and state meets. Much of the team’s success can be attributed to the fine leadership of Renee Berthiaume and Nicole Fernandes who both Participated in post-season championship meets. Seniors Roberta Verville and Ursula Wil- kinson provided many valuable team points, most of which were earned at crucial mo- ments. Other paramount efforts came from seniors Alyson DePrato, Sue Duhamel and Tricia Swain, all of whom have been with the team for four years. Superior diving performances were given by Beth Shaugnessy throughout the season. She set several records while helping her team to victory. Also giving strong efforts were Anne Ver- ville, Beth Schwartz and Kathy Foster. These girls also offer great hope, along with Ms. Shaugnessy, of a superior team in the works of next year! 95 Row 1 (L-R) Sean Sullivan, Ron Dabrowski, Neil Mello, Don Chausse, Scott Fonseca, Jay Reul, Randy Biggers, Ed Bettencourt, Ed Alves (Row 2) Tim Curry, Scott Hutchens, Tim Sheehan, Jeff Brenneke, Matt Rychebush, Marc Therien, Scott Medeiros, Steve Mercer, Scott Turner, Jason Gurney, John Joia, Coach Medeiros (Row 3) Marc Parent, Jim Henry, Dave Ponte, Jeff Tripp, Paul Foucart, Wade Perry, Ricky Porter, Robert Costa, Asst. Coach Morell (Row 4) Kevin Ferreira, David Halle, Roy Marmelo, Bill Hathaway, Scott Barrows, Russ Clark, Curt Nelson, Peter Marques. Whalers Swim to Unexpected Success SCOREBOARD NB 31-52 Natick NB 96-73 Apponequet NB 104-68 Sandwich NB 70-102, Acton-Boxboro NB 102-70 Duxbury NB 20-63. Seekonk NB 84-88 . Attleboro NB 78-92 Boston College High NB 94-78 © - Durfee NB 101. TC Middleboro , Wellesley With the Whalers’ first season back from SMU, a renewed interest from the student body proved to be a bit of an incentive for the team. The season started off with a fine post- ing of second place in the Southern Confer- ence Relay Carnival. The season then turned into a fast paced and often tough schedule, with some added out-of-league dual meets. The year climaxed with the team’s first defeat SENIORS: (L-R) Kevin Ferreira, David Halle, Roy Marmelo, Bill Hathaway, Scott Barrows, Russ Clark, Curt Nelson, Peter Marques. over Durfee High in two years and a strong showing at third place in the Conference Meet at Attleboro High. Coach Medeiros commends the hard work and dedication exhibited by senior co- captains Russ Clark and Scott Barrows. This dedication also carried throughout the rest of the seniors and each performed in a manner which brought great success to the team. Clark, along with senior Curt Nelson, led the way for the team in the sprint freestyles both individually and in the 400 and 200 relay teams respectively. Barrows in the breast- stroke and Pete Marques in the butterfly brought valuable team points when needed most. Senior Roy Marmelo was the team’s main swimmer in the individual medley and distance freestyling. Dave Halle, a breastrok- er, and Bill Hathaway, a backstroker, were both depended upon heavily in the later events for some crucial points in close meets. The fine diving efforts of Kevin Ferreira, through new assistant coach Morell’s fine coaching, also proved to be very valuable. OF A Season of Highs And Lows for the Whaler Girls Scoreboard 98 VS. VS. VS. VS. VS; VS. VS. VS. VS. VS: VS. VS. VS. Vs; VS. VS. VS. VS. VS. Old Colony Brighton Brighton Martha’s Vineyard Danvers Durfee Bishop Feehan Somerset Bishop Stang D-Y Attleboro Wareham Durfee Bishop Feehan Somerset Bishop Stang D-Y Attleboro Wareham Coach Jeanne Bonneau’s Girls Basketball team, led by senior co-captains Kelly Dreher and Bernie Sylvia, experienced a rocky sea- son filled with victorious wins and disappoint- ing losses. Although the Whalers lacked height, they continued to be the quick, out- side shooting hard workers that they are. Dreher, a two-time second team Division | all-star, led the squad in points during the season. Sylvia, in addition to being an excel- lent outside shooter, was a fantastic ball- handler as well. Juniors Pam Souza and Cheryl Stroud came out shining under pres- sure during the tougher games of the season like Wareham and Bishop Stang. Sophomore Michelle Almeida and Sue Rasmussen proved to be strong members of the forward line-up. Despite disappointing losses to D-Y, Bish- op Feehan, and the second game against Dur- fee, the girls showed enthusiasm and confi- dence throughout the year. N.B. loses their co-captains via the graduation route, but for- tunately has a solid nucleus for the next season. Row 1 (L-R): Kathy Camacho, Melissa DeCosta, Kelli Monteiro, Bernie Sylvia, Kelly Dreher, Rosa Almeida, Rosinda Almeida (Row 2): Coach Bonneau, Michelle Almeida, Sue Rasmussen, Cheryl Stroud, Monique Williams, Erin McGonigle, Melissa Mendes, Pam Souza, Coach Belli, Coach Longo 99 Whaler Basketball — All the Way | ¥a@ Scoreboard 73 NB vs. O15: 70 a 53 NB vs. Cambridge-Latin 74 l 82 NB vs. Bishop Hendricken 74 oe, 85 NB vs. Barrington 54 78 NB vs. Bishop Feehan 64 83 NB vs. Falmouth 60 70 NB vs. Attleboro 39 The New Bedford High School Boys’ Bas- 67 NB vs. Somerset 45 ketball Team, led by senior captain Peter 53 NB vs. Bishop Connolly 44 Armanetti, seemed to electrify the crowd 72 NB vs. Barnstable 70 with its spectacular all-around playing this 59 NB vs. Durfee 56 season. Even though junior Trés Lewis was 62 NB vs. Bishop Feehan 34 the only returning starter from last year’s 16- 86 NB vs. Falmouth 50 4 team, the squad proved their ability in the 80 NB vs. Attleboro Be, tougher games by their quickness, defense, 57 NB vs. Barnstable (OT) 61 and intense will to win. 101 NB vs. Bishop Connolly D The Whalers were a capable and threaten- 62 NB vs. Somerset 52 ing team this year due mainly to the ball- 66 NB vs. Durfee 13 handling of seniors Armanetti and Marc Faria, the outside shooting of Hector Barros and sophomore Steve Wynn, and most im- portantly the height and leaping abilities of seniors John Haddocks, David Conceicao, and Tres Lewis — the team’s highest scorer. All of the players demonstrated the neces- sary character and commitment to carry an exciting campaign throughout the 1984-85 season — particularly against Cambridge Rindge and Latin High, O.L.P., and the Hill- toppers of Durfee High School. In addition to the players mentioned, the seniors who played their last season were Richie Gomes and Jack N’Guia. Kneeling: Row 1 (L-R): Marc Faria, Richard Gomes, David Conceicao, Peter Armanetti, Hector Barros, Jack N’Guia (Row 2) Coach Rodrigues, Fred Pimental, John Haddocks, Joe Williams, Donald Lessa, Brian Magnett, Steve Wynn, Roger Lewis, Mr. G. Parker Gymnastics Team Wins the Hearts of Many ... 106.65 116.2 115.45 116.6 117.6 121.9 ET 118.1 SCOREBOARD OPPONENT Attleboro OF Somerset 116.5 Wareham 89.7 Barnstable 115.4 Falmouth 80.5 Somerset 124.6 Durfee 101 Case 98.1 Row 1 (L-R) Rachel Boiseneau, Debbie Fredette, Sandy Langlois, Sherri Sarmento, Lisa Knowles, Tammy Soares, Maria Sousa, Danielle Brooks, Lisa Grimes, Anne Schwartz (Row 2) Jennifer Barton, Shauneen Peckham, Gail Lacasse, Julie Fernandes, Amy Quail, Sharon Gardner, Tara Smith, Beth Shaughnessy, Chris Ferreira, Coach Sheila Doherty. With the help of growing support for them, the NBHS Gymnastics team had a great year. Led by Coach Sheila Doherty, the girls won all meets except two against Somerset which were lost by only small margins. Anne Schwartz and Beth Shaughnessy continued to keep spec- tators in awe of their spectacular routines, done with such perfection that they continually won top honors in all meets. In fact, their names stand at the top of any list comprised of league champions. With all but seniors Anne Schwartz and Chris Ferreira returning next year, these fine gymnasts should have continuing success. 103 Front (L-R) Andrew Rezendes, Matt Tierney, Mark DaSilva, Paul Goguen, Garrett Sylvia, Brendan Lawler (Back) Coach Tougas, Todd Rapoza, Doug Goguen, Chris Dextradeur, Barry Lawler, Bruce Edmundson, Mark Gauthier, Joe Andrade, Bill Cabral, Luke Gurney, Ted Senna, Jack Indio, Coach O’Heare. 104 NBHS Hockey Team Gets New Coach This year Greg Tougas replaced John Rolli as the hockey coach for the NBHS Whalers. It was an induction by fire — or ice — in this case, as the Whalers struggled through a disappointing season. Perhaps the greatest moment of accomplishment for. this determined team was its near victory over powerhouse Dennis-Yarmouth. The game was lost on an extremely controversal call. In fact, in a rare act, the opposing coach agreed the call had indeed been a poor one and had cost NBHS the game after having played superbly throughout. In spite of the hard work of the team, the never-ending efforts of Capt. P aul Goguen, and the excellent net minding of sophomore goalie Dusty Cormier; the Whalers finished the season with a record of 4-12-2. The seniors who leave have nothing to be ashamed of, for they gave it their all; and the members who remain for next year are confident that they will turn things around with a little more experience. Row 1 (L-R): Pam Pelletier, Barbara Silva, Bette Trznadel, Kathy Mulligan, Sue Caron, Capt. Michelle Girard, Liz Alves (Row 2): Jocelyn Indio, Andrea Gomes, Diana Christopher, Kristen Porter, Maureen Sullivan, Lana Lima, Sue Watkins, Laura Duarte, Michelle Melancon, Melissa Caron (Row 3): Coach Gardiner, Maria Jardin, Heidi Abendroth, Tiffini Young, Michelle DeSousa, Jennifer Conlen, Nicki Deslauriers, Hilaria Rocha, April Beaulieu, Joleen Froias, Asst. Coach DeAndrade Keeping Track of Time ... SCOREBOARD N.B. vs Barnstable Falmouth Wareham Seekonk Stang Dartmouth Voc-Tech Fairhaven © jak wn e€ r e FY €2 4 €- rr 106 The New Bedford High track teams started slowly but gathered up steam down the stretch as they established themselves as one of the premiere boys’ and girls’ track squads in the competitive SMC. The boys’ team was led by the outstanding performances of Andy Wolfe (2-mile). Seniors Mike Cruz (600 and relay), Steve Klakowicz (1000 and relay), Joe Taveira (600 and relay), and George Jacques (50 and 300) added to the honors. Clutch performances by Michelle Girard (300, 600, and relay) and Sue Caron (2-mile) paved the way for the girls ina winning fashion. The 1984-1985 track team is to be commended for their outstanding efforts and another successful season. Tee g ae bees eel ied) a3 (ek rs peace a Row 1 (L-R): Pat Saltmarsh, Jeff McKay, Tim Stott, Chris Baxter, Frank DePina, Dana Burgo, George Jacques, Co-capt. Mike Cruz, Co-capt. Andy Wolfe, Steve Klakowicz, Joe Taveira (Row 2): David Gomes, Harry Joseph, Joe DaRocha, Tom Pacheco, John Reul, Cliff Espinola, Kevin Cook, Tim Jacques, Manny Macedo, Chris Karalekas, John DeSouza, Kelly Martin (Row 3): Coach Gardiner, Daryn Snelar, Scott Brown, Tony DeCosta, Sean Finnerty, Mike Belanger, Matt Gracia, Rich Pires, Jason Hill, Pete Taveira, Scott Webster, Scott Sylvia, Duane Duarte, Asst. Coach DeAndrade 107 When I think back on the sports seasons, I’ll remember the wins and losses, but MOST OF ALL ... PLL REMEMBER ... 2: fT es : oF ¥. BR: “The first place efforts ... GELAOLPA IS SNBEIS spiriteen “Hoping to get into the game ... ” “The encouragement of teammates ... 108 LUE z FA ’ “The excitement of the hockey games ... ” “The bonfire at Buttonwood ... ’ “The grace of the gymnastic team 109 2 “Andy’s speed ... ” ” 110 aN Ss NS M RAE NN MAAS AMA S “The pride of wearing the red and white ... ” “The fans who stayed loyal always ... ” iu “The skill of the soccer team ... ” PETE’S AUTO REPAIR We service all foreign cars and specialize in the repair of Volkswagen vehicles. Pete Marcotte Former Volkswagen Service Manager 3230 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford No. of Super Place Tel. 995-2258 As we get ready to depart, we reflect back on our days O L145 We came in numbers from many PIACes as ndiwiduals. Then we came together ... ach one gwing of MUSOU oa INngINE ing = someth specia Each one br Behe endecondn bit oe rn — aS Ole y-25 Agin-s) a4 Were inspired ... And We became the best we could a= 117 STEUAPPOFDE GULUD . went Mi e achieved tnt a school that has also achieve Fes 118 We grew strong from our proud NT UOITO from our elders — ve achieved 4 We are proud of what we of what we Ve become — We will continue tO strive Or excellence ... in’ Gee beet ass sphptes fhe Lge isto iy! Ks 4 rid eel ea, = ee a Y with cai eis nn : tal om en r. I pata te af { la ake Sota wee §=— And we will ¥ | continue to achieve Because we have been taught growers rors EHC ' ry We can achieve — de l The outs world d YECOLNLZE OUY W S = S a) a) NS S ras S 4 N l We made (} boas To the top — C face LOMOYYOW ... With smiles and 127 And we will remember forever our home ... CONGRATULATIONS from Mayor Brian J. Lawler “Let us, then, be up and doing With a heart for any fate; Stull achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 130 af Soe TCM CME x PIA CEACOAIT ARAMA MEIOTIC CDEL ATR EACLE NMETV SAR ¢ RT VE OS P| af e 3?” xt 4 : : TAVIAAC whe Ce = 131 JUNIOR BANQUET DP) “Coming Alive! On Thursday, May 26, 1984 at the Skipper Inn, the Class of 85 gathered for its Junior Banquet. It was a night of dining, dancing, and entertainment. Michael Cruz, Jeff McKay, and Steve Klakowicz (other- wise known as Sargent L’Amour and the Soldiers of Love) performed an original routine to Billy Joel’s “For the Longest Time.” Robert Andrade accompanied by Michelle LeBlanc on piano sang a solo. The class decided to show its spirit by acting out Van Halen’s hit “Jump” with several members touching the ceiling! All in all it was a memorable night. SPIRIT AWAKENS AT NBHS The sleeping giant called “Spirit” awoke in full force in November to display his wares during Pajama Day, Toga Day, Outrageous Day, All Sports Day and Masquerade Day of “Spirit Week.” Decked out in garments of various sorts and loads of imagination, the Class of ’85 certainly added enough color to NBHS to rival any of the four colors found in the four houses. Throughout Spirit Week a calliope of events was held to raise spirits and to raise funds for the Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets distributed to needy families. Setting the tone for Spirit Week this year, Student Leadership Day was the first event. This was followed by the Drama Club’s fall production and the Minority Awareness Club’s fashion show. Then on Tuesday, Nov. 20th, the 2nd annual Student-Faculty vol- leyball game was held. Wednesday proved to be a full day. The morning school rally disclosed the winners of the “spirit links,” the masquerade contest, the jelly bean count and of course the class of ’85 mascot, Animal! The car decorating contest was held at 6:00 p.m. that evening and followed by the spirit parade at Buttonwood Park where the rally and bonfire were held. Thursday was the traditional football game between NBHS and rival Durfee. The finale was held on Saturday night in the girls’ gym where the traditional Spirit Dance closed the week. SPIRIT RALLY Everyone from the crowd, the cheerleaders, the ma- jorettes, the flag twirlers, the spirit club, the band, to the players themselves got into the act. NB truly “rocked the house” with pep and enthusiasm. No one will forget the great time, nor the “thumb man” losing his skirt! Painting the Town The enthusiasm and spirit kept everyone warm during the spirit decorating contest and parade. The city folks were treated to a gala affair when the parade kicked off at 6:45 p.m. from the library and marched to Buttonwood Park. The band and football team, atop the ladder truck, led the way. They were followed by the contest cars and floats being brought along by the winner of the Mayor’s Trophy — The Class of ’85. The senior mascot Animal, alias Stacey Smith, class president, accepted the trophy for the award-winning theme truck bearing the slogan, “Cook Those Turkeys!” with Spirit! And the Winners Are ... “Anxiously awaiting the results ... y “We won! We won!” Above: Hon. Mention — Minority Aw. Club RIP Below: Hon. Mention — Sophomore Class PALUMBO 21 a Congratulations to All Entries Not every entry could receive a trophy but every entry certainly deserved one! For the hard work and time spent — thanks; for the results — CONGRATULATIONS! BONFIRE! “Everyone’s There” Young and old, students and graduates, athletes and fans — everyone follows the tradition of attending the big bonfire at Buttonwood Park on the eve of the big game. After the chill of the march up from the library, the heat from the huge inferno feels great! ty - NBHS 29 — Durfee 14 AVAILABLE Member F.D.I.C. O O : o 145 Through the Pages of the Log The yearbook is the culmination of all signifi- cant elements that comprise the high school years. Everything from activities, to question- naires, to senior messages are included. Ms. Biz- zarro, our advisor, constantly reminded us of the importance of being able to look back and vivid- ly recall the events that made attending New Bedford High School special. Preparations for the yearbook began in June with interviews for interested candidates. Dur- ing summer sessions our editor-in-chief, Ana Chereta, chose the theme. Fellow editors met to decide on the cover, the print, and to learn the techniques of doing a layout. However, the real work began when school started. Deadlines were the dreaded facts con- [yl } : a fronted; yet they weren’t the only problems the SS collaboration of editors and staff had to face. Writing copy, retaking pictures, identifying pic- tures, drawing layouts, and proofreading were just a select few. Much time and effort has been put into this Yearbook Staff earbook. istentl ¥ roduce Row 1(L-R): Kimberly Grace, Ruth Pacheco, Kim Silva, Ana Alexandra, Gina Rodrigues, Lisa Benedetti, Joana y a ok mag CONSIStENETY’ Be 7G Seay E Castro, Sandra Medeiros, Sue Faria (Row 2): Carol Astley, Chrisann Kellish, Maria Germano, Ana Chereta, the perfect yearbook, and we hope you will Suzanne Caron, Maria DaSilva, Jennifer Cormier, Alyson DePrato, Grace Carreiro (Row 3): Kevin Young, Curt appreciate our work. Nelson, Steven Klakowicz, Jose Andrade, Scott Pacheco, David Gomes, Rui Marmelo. ge: eS ry (L-R): Kim Silva, (Ed.) Maria DaSilva, Joana Castro. Choosing the 1985 cover are seated left to right Steven Klakowicz, Editor-in-chief Ana Chereta, Typing Staff Editors Maria DaSilva, Maria Germano, and standing left to right are Sue Caron, Chrisann Kellish, and Carol Astley. : Sports Staff . Photography Staff ‘vrei Sap Nelson, (Ed.) Steven Klakowicz, David Gomes, (missing) Jack- (L-R) Manny DeOliveira, Jose Andrade, Melissa Morse, (Ed.) Maria Germano, Lynne Melancon. ie Almeida. Carol’s hard at work on her layout for the faculty section. Ruth’s smiling because her work is Advertising — Faculty Staff done. fons Tom Washburn, (Ed.) Carol Astley, Gina Rodriques, Sandra Medeiros, Ruth acheco. Clubs — Activities Staff Graduate Staff Row 1 (L-R): Ana Alexandre, (Ed.) Suzanne Caron, Sue Faria (Row 2) Kevin Young, (L-R): Scott Pacheco, Lisa Benedetti, (Ed.) Chrisann Kellish, Grace Carreiro, Alyson non-member Nancy Machado, Kim Grace, Jennifer Cormier. DePrato. a eae Melissa lines up a good shot. The work is done and, after working together all year, we could just strangle each other! 4 147 NBHS Students Lead the Way New Bedford High has a large measure of self-government that provides its students with the opportunity to regulate their own affairs and to communicate their desires to other elements of the high school communi- ty. The Student Advisory Committee and Stu- dent Representative to the School Commit- tee consist of a group of seven students elected by their peers. These groups work closely with administrators and act as repre- Student Advisory Committee sentatives of their fellow students. Over the years, SAC has been instrumental in the suc- cess of the Tutorial Center and in many school policy changes. They also encouraged students to improve their grades through the Academic Excellence Campaign. Club presidents are also a significant part of the school. They are the ones who engender the spirit and leadership that is necessary for the success of their individual clubs. The class officers also have an important Row 1(L-R): Student Rep. Roberta Verville, Sec. Suzanne Caron, Lisa Amaral (Row 2) Ch. Michelle LeBlanc, Kelly Gomes, Paul Foucart, Thom- as Pacheco. ties Junior Class Officers (L-R): Pres. Christopher Costa, Sec. Yael Alkalay, V.P. David Oliveira. role within the school. Not only do they rep- resent their class, but they are also responsi- ble for arranging the various social functions throughout the year. To be a member of the Steering Commit- tee involves great commitment. They collect monies for various functions, attend frequent meetings, and vote on issues concerning theit class. | Club Presidents Row 1 (L-R) Pedra Leandre, Nancy Machado, Maria Monteiro (Row 2) Cheryl Stroud, Angela Tavares, Judy Silva, Ana Alexandre, Monica Leandre, Renee Berthiaume, Carol Caimioni (Row 3) Josh Galitsky, Kevin Young, Ken Nichols, Norman Meltzer, George Perreira, Brian Perry. 4 “=a ae Sophomore Class Officers (L-R): V.P. Robert Long, Pres. Valerie Amorin, Sec. John Joia. Junior Steering Committee Row 1(L-R): Cherie Arruda, Rachel Pinto, Jackie Almeida, Angela Vidal, Lucy Lopes, Cheryl Perry, Pamela Souza, Maria Sousa, Lisa Delano (Row 2) Mrs. Ayotte (adv.), Duane Duarte, Christopher Karalekas, Daniel Marcotte, Alda Gonsalves, Inez Valenzuela, Keith Jeronymo, John Pick, Michael Pimental, Daniel Weaver, Mr. Edmundson (adv.) Sophomore Steering Committee Row 1(L-R): Kim Silva, Amy Carreiro, Iva Chereta, Stephanie Lawrence, Debby Fredette (Row 2) Mr A. Alves (adv.), Karen Pinto, Lisa Robertson, Brenda Lamond, Antoinette Gomes, Julie Casey, Michelle Goyette, Debbie Cardoso, Ms. Dean (adv.) Freshmen Steering Committee Row 1 (L-R): Diana Cintron, Karen Lynch, Kathy Kelly, Linda DeMello, Tammy Soares (Row 2) Mr. Rose (adv.), Colleen Lizotte, Robin Wilcox, Craig Barboza, Susan Watkins, George Medeiros, Ms. Persson (adv. ) 149 Student Leaders Set The Pace The Student Congress is a body of over 100 students who act as repre- sentatives of the entire student popula- tion of NBHS. It sponsors the annual food drives and flower sales, helps the administration and runs class elections. Money raised by fundraisers is donated to worthy causes. Scholarships are also awarded to deserving members. The SADD Club is an off-shoot of the Student Congress. They inform their peers of the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol. (Above): Student Congress Leaders (L-R): Maria Souza, Carol Camaioni, Linda Eugenio. (Left): Mr. Edmundson stands with the remaining members. lina eset Re: aurea i ad (Left): Darin Souza and Tom Duval help carry out the food boxes to be delivered to the deserving families. ODER Se 28 eam nar Front (L-R): §.A.D.D. Cheryl Varieur, Rachelle Pinto, Mike Cruz, Anne Schwartz. (Back): Amy Beth Pragana, Angela Gross, John Reul, Duane Duarte. Angela Tavares. (Back): Mark Travers, Nelson Almeida, Joshua Galitsky, Duane Duarte, Maria Germano, Linda Eugenio, Chris Haley, Rui Marmelo, Ms. Caton, adv. United We Grow ... The Inter-club Council and the Pep Club are two clubs who act as liasions with other groups. The Inter-club Coun- cil attempts to unite all school organizations, and the Pep Club acts as a link between the student body and cheering squads. The Inter-club Council is made up of the vice-presidents of all the clubs at NBHS. The members are responsible for helping to dispense information to their individual clubs; help with Spirit Week; organize school dances and flea markets; and run activities that are of interest to everyone. The Pep Club, the morale boosters of the school, are a very important part of our student body. During their calen- dar of events, they help with Spirit Week, cheer on the JV teams, add support to the cheerleaders, and help with spe- cial events. (Top left): The Inter-club sings Christmas carols at the Bedford Towers. (Top right): Ms. Caton gives out trophies during Spirit Week. (Bottom left): Pep Club members carry the banners in the Spirit Week parade. (Bottom right) The squad finishes a routine during the rally. Pep Club: Front (L-R): Lynn Correia, Virginia Vagos, Angela Tavares, Judy Silva, Gina DaSilva, Filomena Silva (Middle): Ann Correia, Sherry Bourgeois, Debbie Silva, Danielle St. Gene, Michelle Ramos, Michelle Pietrazic (Back): Paula Taylor, Ana DaChaves, Judy Ribeiro, Sue Laturtle, Tricia Costa, Heather Deree. Becoming Aware of the Contributions of Others ... While both the Minority Awareness Club and the History Club are two organizations who learn from the world around them, the Minority Aware- ness Club also teaches others about themselves. The major goal of the M.A. Club is to make others aware of the many contributions made by minor- ities and of the many roles they play in today’s society. Their special talents are especially evident dur- ing February’s Black History Month when the club expends much time and energy to promote indi- vidual pride. In addition to the field trips, displays, cultural programs and general meetings, there is also a social side to the club. The fun of talent shows and the flair of fashion shows have been shared with large audiences. Their Spirit Week float earned them an award and a History Club: Seated (L-R): Tracey Stuart, Stacy Holmes, Amy Beth Pragana (Back): Charlie Borges, Pam chance to “strut their stuff’ in the parade! Cournoyer, Elizabeth Cabral, Mr. J. Borowicz (adv.), Shelly Harrison, Tara Smith, Tracy Sheehan. Minority Awareness Club: (Membership): Heidi Abendroth, Nadene Affonseca, Camille Anderson, Mar- tin Ayala, Mayra Adames, Adam Baptista, Rene Burgo, Diana Christopher, Penny Covey, Tisha Clark, Barbara Jean Corriea, Maria Carter, Charlene Diggs, Ericka Duckett, Erleen Rae Duarte, Tammy Fernandes, Elizete Fonseca, Maria Fortes, Kelly Gomes, Shaynne Gomes, Nancy Gonzalez, Rescha Gray, Lori Ganeto, Elizabeth Hathaway, Steve Klakowicz, Angelique Kouta, Kelly Leighton, Wendy Jo Lima, Bernadette Martinez, Cather- ine McCormick, Jesse Mendes, Lori Miranda, Kelli Mon- teiro, Melissa Mendes, Kim Nichols, Rachelle Pinto, Carol Pollard, Joyce Ribeiro, Dianna Ruiz, Carol Ramos, Maria Rosario, Lorna Silva, Cheryl Stroud, Odia Stephenson, Gina Watkins. (Far left): Nicole knocks everyone dead with her song. (Left): What a whiz on wheels! (Below): Spirit was able to conquer the cold. “Admiring the scenery ... “Roughing it ... Learning from the World Around Us Both the Outdoors Club and the Natural Science Club are alike because members of those clubs are given a chance to go out and see the world around them. The Outdoors Club goes out and enjoys the benefits of our area while the Natural Science Club gets an outlook on urban life. The Outdoors Club has scheduled many exciting adventures which supply its mem- bers with a wonderful mental experience to be remembered in the years following gradu- ation. Some of the trips held this year were a ski trip during February vacation and a camp- ing trip to South Carver. On these two trips the members were overwhelmed at the mag- nificent sights and amazed at finding out how much could be learned when having fun. Natural Sciences: Front (L-R): Brian Perry, James Caron, Rich Popovik, Scott DeRossi, Karen Almeida, Jeff Roncka, Penny Aiman, Mr. J. Strittmatter, adv. (Back): Mark Maroton, Jeff Brenneke, Sue Rasmussen. 153 Clubs Offer Services Usher Corps lst row (L-R):; Martha Bourke, Jennifer Goodwin, Maria Monteiro, Idilia Machado (2nd row) Sherri Carola, Carla Ferreira, Mrs. Dlouhy (adv.),Richard Walker, Nelson Medeiros, George Medeiros. The “New” Art Club lst Row (L to R) Melissa Maciel, Greg Leite (Tres), Jeanette Rivera, Josephine Angulo, Manoly Cores, Felicia Martinez, Gina Rodrigues, Aurora Fernandez, Carlos Adorno, Nuno Medeiros, Adriana Barreto, Jimmy Serrano (2nd row) Terence Lopes, Alecia Grey, Marisol Torres, Luz Ortiz, Saturnino Figueroa, Lisa Hernandez (sec.), Rosa Cruz, Luz Yulfo, Maria Adorno, Ruth Ortiz, Tina Rivera, Carol Ramos, Aileen Rodrigues (3rd row) Mrs. Kallevik (adv.), Duane Duarte (V. Pres.), Bernadette Hernandez, Eric Hubert, Tanya Williams, Nadya Dominguez, Luz Dominguez, Juan Ortiz, Marisol Vasquez, Sammy Bonzalez, Kevin Young (Pres.), Paul Merced, Hilmar Riveria, Maria Rosario, Peter Gonzalez, Daniel Sofo, Steven Reeves. 154 The Usher Corps and the Key Club played a big part in many of this year’s events includ- ing the Drama Club plays, the Christmas Concert and other activities in and out of school. Both clubs are very dedicated to help- ing out whenever needed. we Key Club lst row (L-R): Laura Leandre, Robert Raposa, (2nd row) Sherry Oliver, Stacy Holmes, Monica Leandre, Cheryl Cruz, Kathleen Brennan, Petra Leandre. This year’s “new” Art Club has shown its innovating talent with their new advisor, Mrs. Kallevik and the largest membership ever. The Art Club has shown us a vast array of talent and it will continue to do so for many years to come. Chess Club lst row (L-R): George Pereira, David Siegel, Seth Sobral (2nd row) Marc Tavares, Lisa Guilbeault (3rd row) Albert Parent, Ken Nichols, Mr. Biscari (adv.), Mike Amaral. Bowling Club lst row (L-R): Brian Thompson, Jackie Seney, Scott Reiniche, Brenda Lamond, David Siegel (2nd) Ken Nichols, George Pereira, Kenny Martin, Michael Carrier, Sue Arsenault, Marc Tavares (3rd row) Michelle Langlois, Nicole Johnson, Laurie Souza, Cathy Ricardo, Mr. Biscari (adv.), Seth Sobral, Albert Parent, Lisa Guilbeault, Michael Amaral (4th row) Jeff Brenneke, Andrew Reed, Richard Coleman, Michael Coucci. Concentration At Its Best Two clubs, along with a rather new addition to our long list of clubs, spent a busy year. The Bowling and Chess Clubs, both led by Mr. G. Biscari have been very busy this year with several tournaments. The Computer Club, our newest member has also been very busy with their large group of young men and women members who have taken advantage of the school’s new computers. Computer Club lst row (L-R): Richardo Henriques, Mark Dellima, John Pick, Greg Kalsey, Tom Washburn, Dennis Wilkinson, Seth Sobral, Mike Blanchard, Matt Gravel (2nd row) Jim Arruda, Jack Re- zendes, George Pereira, Chris Haley, Brian Perry, Michelle Girard, Mark Martin, Jay Herman, Sue Vieira, Ed Casey (3rd row) Danny DaSiveria, Durval Vieira, Andy Garrett, Mike Sousa, Tony Cabral, Sandy Trafalis, Mike Wilcox, Mr. LeBlanc (adv.), Ken Nichols, Ron Nery, Peter Armanetti, Andy Wolfe, Dave Halle, Tony Gomes. 155 The Business World During their stay here at New Bedford High School, many students have sought out career-oriented clubs. Two of these clubs are the Business Club and Distributive Educa- tion. The Business Club members have orga- nized activities such as car washes, cake sales, and general sales campaigns. In addition they have attended business conferences for meet- ings and seminars on business topics. Through these activities, they have tested their knowledge of the business world. Distributive Education is more than a class or a club. The members run the non-profit bookstore, where their salesmanship is put to good use. Furthering their skills, they spend part of the school day in actual employment where they prepare for the future job market. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Bottom (L-R) Mr. Pacheco (adv.), Helena DePina, Dianne Cabral, Joanne Menard, Michelle Beauregard, Tony Mortenson, Doreen DeJesus, Margaret Sauve (Middle) Valerie Babineau, Pat Tetreault, Tracey Bachand, Cidalia Tavares, Lucy Rocha, Maria Pereira, Nidia Chiquito, Neli Custodio, Jeanne Cummings, Linda Medeiros (Back) Michael Amado, Paul Vaz, Jesse Mendes, Mark Costa, Scott Bettencourt, Tony deMendonca, Paul DeBortoli, Walter Fonseca, Ryan Amado. (Top) Getting an NB jacket is a must. (Top right) Melissa picks out a card for Lynne. (Bottom right) Karen notices there are no freshman stickers on sale! BUSINESS CLUB Front (L-R) Jessica Staley, Gloria Gonzalez, Fernanda DaSilva (Row 2) Helene Erin, Melissa Sylvia, Kelly Torres, Christine Raccne: Bernadette Brocklehurst, Michelle Lawrence, Fernanda Melo, Maria Melo, Tammy Soares, Ms. Medeiros, adv. (Row 3) Maria DeCampos, Rosemary Pekidadonts Lcieas Warters, Isabel Araujo, Tara Smith, Joanne Vezina, Nancy Machado, Diane Monteiro, Bernadette Fernandez (Row 4) Michelle Fernandes, Lucy Carreiro, Elizabeth Borges, Dana Lewis, Virginia Reilly, Sheri Gifford. 156 Cetin ep rrtunroner ron nees Science eos €@ Intellectuals at el aVeowee Many students have gained membership into the National Honor Society, and have joined the Theatre Experience Club. These two groups show part of our intellectual side. Their excellence in academics is outstanding. The Honor Society has had many annual activities including the annual Book Fair and Student Government Day. They also sponsor the costume contest during Spirit Week. The Theatre Experience Club has taken periodic trips viewing works of great playwrights. These two groups add another dimension to the activities program at New Bedford High School. Theatre Experience Seated (L-R): Jay Herman, Steve Lightbody, Karen Fennessy, Grace Carreiro, Lisa Humason, (Middle) Joanne Hebert, Sandra Trafalis, Rachel Besen, Sandra Medeiros, Beth Schwartz (Standing) Michelle LeBlanc, Ana Chereta, Norman Meltzer, Michael Wilcox, Bill Meunier, Linda Eugenio, Kelly Gomes, Mr. Mandly (adv.) Honor Society Kneeling (L-R): Rosa Quintal, Lisa Correia, Pam Souza, Lori Rubin, Nancy Macedo, Michelle Raymond, Lisa Humason, Rachel Blumlo, Ana Chereta, Grace Cor- reiro, Laurie Fernandes, Michelle Girard, Nina Chomak (Middle) Garrett Silvia, Jay Herman, Doug Martin, Michael Moreau, Mark Nolin, William Meunier, Michael Wilcox, Ray Picard, Dave Bryant, Emanuel Fur- tado, Mike Fernandes, Doug Mendes, Matt Tierney, Manny Gaspar, Mr. Mitchell, adv. (Back) Michelle Le- Blanc, Monica Leandre, Joanne Hebert, Kelly Gomes, Nicole Fernandes, Roberta Verville, Renee Berthiaume, Maria Ribeiro, Sandy Medeiros, Myra Sayar, Robyn Wil- drick, Anne Schwartz, Sue Caron. A New Exposure The Photography Club, a new club, lends its services by taking exciting candids for the yearbook and Crimson Courier. The members include in row 1 (L-R): Mark Spinola, Lynne Melancon, Debra Amaral (row 2): Jerry Cabral, Maria Germano, Maria Tavares, Mr. Millette (adv), Elizabeth Machado, Yolanda Baez, Gina Rosario (row 3) Kevin Cummings, Melissa Morse, Mike Dawson, Richard Walker, Marc Dugas, Frank Rothwell and Jen- nifer Conlon. 157 CULTURAL SWB Shae Working with different cultural aspects from the world around us has given the For- eign Language Club, the American Field Service, and the International Club the op- portunity to experience adventure and won- der. Through social, cultural and community- oriented activities they have developed a bet- ter understanding of the people around them. The true meaning of education is the meet- ing and understanding of minds and cultures. ere inneee ce Club It is for this good that these three clubs strive. Row 1 (L-R): Karen Almeida, Teresa Cordeiro, Yvonne Espada, te Rodriques, pee aeae ae Petts : Donna Desorcy, Shara Crook, Anthony Benson (Row 2) Celia Cajuda, Nancy Pires, Ana Alexandre, Jose Andrade, Each member of the Foreign Language Club, Kathleen Brennan, Mary Jo Almeida, Robert Arruda, Scott Brunelle, Maria Monteiro (Row 3) Julie Casey, Jennifer the American Field Service, and the Interna- Constantine, Kathryn Roche, Jennifer Grime, Frank Andrade, Victor Da Silva, Patty Blouin, Dean Lawrence, bas : : ; ? ; : ; K hl, tional Club is encouraged to learn about the gine hare Tavares, Kevin Young, Michael Pimental, Chris Reed, Joana Amaral, Rui Marmelo, Jens Kuhfa worlds beyond their own and experience other cultures. American Field Service Row 1 (Lto R): Todd Baptista, Jennifer Grime, Aurora Fernandez, Manoli Cores, Kathy Brennan, Lisa Huma- son, Joanne Hebert, Myra Sayar, Sharon Correa, Robert Arruda, Scott Brunelle (Row 2) Tricia Morris, Rochelle LeBlanc, Jennifer Constantine, Debbie Holmes, Mi- chelle LeBlanc, Sandra Medeiros, Gina Rodrigues, Dale Souza, Angela Almeida, Alyson DePrato, Danielle Se- guin, Ellen O’Reilly, Michelle Oliver (Row 3) Ms. Person (adv.), Denny Aiman, Lori Lopez, Rui Marmelo, Nancy Medeiros, Nicole Fernandes, Brenda Lamond, Caci Fer- reira, Jens Kuhfahl, Ken Nichols, Maria Ribeiro, Sheri Anuszczyk, Kelly Gomes, Kevin Young, Dean Lawr- ence, Deraman Barros, Victor DaSilva, Mike Tavares, Ed Haskins, Mr. Medeiros (adv.) International Club Row 1 (L-R) : Durval Vieira, Baltazar Almeida, Jamie Ramos, Mario Gomes, Antonio Castro, Rui Furtado, Thierno Niang, Antoine DaCruz, Roberto De Abreu (Row 2) Diana Seco, Ana Roda, Fernanda Melo, Isabel Garcia, Ana Da Cunha, Celia Cunha, Dorinda Fidalgo, Debra Galego, Filomena Silva, Carol Wilkinson (Row 3) Rui Marmelo, Oswald Maiato, Jens Kuhfahl, Clara Rosario, Peter Tavares, Laurinda Silva, Angela Tavares, Virginia Vagos, Margarida Duarte, Kevin Young, Di- amantino Fidalgo, Nuno Cunha, Amadou Niang, Pedro Pereira, Ricardo Henriques, Mr. Antonio Oliveira (adv. ) 158 2 . 2 . wus ba : : i MEDIA | MASTER ” MINDS N.B.H.S. offers many activities associated with communications. Through membership in WIMC — TV, Crimson Courier, or Alpha, students have been able to display their tal- ents in the weekly television show, School Scan; in the school’s newspaper, the Crim- son Courier; and in the school’s annual liter- ary magazine, Alpha. All the students in- volved have entertained others through their work by sharing their talents and creativity. Be ecp ; WIMC — TV ; : The students involved with the com- ow 1 (L-R): JoeDias, Roxanne Blake, John Reul, Jeff Barros, Darcy Cardone, Lydell London, Rachel Pinto, Elizette Pipher ao ae rE Fonseca, Frederick Duguay (Row 2) Kevin Richards, Derek Sylvia, Edmund Ray, Dale Burgo, David Conceicao, munication activities demonstrate the di Matthew Ramos, Danny Fernandes, Matthew Gravel. versity of organizations offered at N.B.H.S. Throughout the year their goal of striving for perfection and knowledge is accomplished through their hard work for these three orga- nizations. Crimson Courier Row 1 (L-R): Joshua Galitsky, Wade Perry, Richard Por- ter, John Reul, Timothy Arruda, John Stover (Row 2) Paul Foucart, Marci Hahn, Dina Ward, Nancy Machado, Lisa Botelho, Michelle Langlois, Matt Merolla (Row 3) Diane Girouard, Howard Paine, Tom Washburn, Jay Herman, Lois Simpkin Alpha Row 1 (L-R): Melissa Souza, Margie Zable, Maria Ger- mano, Rachel Besen (Row 2): Nicole Rapoza, Jennifer Constantine, Michael Wilcox, Debra Amaral, Mr. Pecci- ni (adv.) (oh? AIDES DEMONSTRATE ABILITES Main Office, TV, and Nurses’ Aides benefit various parts of the school by working with students and faculty. Main Office Aides greet visitors and also meet and assist students and all the faculty. TV Aides receive hands on experience working with expensive equipment. They learn to work as a team helping fellow students to record videos and documen- taries. Nurses’ Aides perform many tasks which will help them to prepare for a life in medicine. They help in relieving students’ ailments by giving out creams and ice packs and taking temperatures. 160 Pay x . z .. 8 i ¢ 1 j A , i) . ij a 7 4 APn ata R ay, os s , SoS e De 9 Main Office Aides Row 1 (L-R): Sue Amaral, Chris Seed, Lisa Amaral (Row 2) Alyssa Lynch, Kathy Kostka, Darlene Bushaw. TV Aides Row 1 (L-R): Edmond Ray, Lydell London, David Con ceicao, Matthew Ramos (Row 2) Kevin Richard: Frederick Duguay, John Reul, Danny Fernandes, Mat thew Gravel. — = eS ee ] wT A. y Nurses’ Aides Rowl (L-R): Zenobia Amaral, Delia Peixoto, Maria Farias, Helene Brin, Lois Simpkin, Dena Pina (Row 2) Angel Gross, Charlotta Evora, Martin Ayala, Pam England, Joe Nunes, Tracey Smith, Darlene Nobre. 5 � . a AIDES PROVIDE SPECIAL TOUCH Guidance and Resource Center aides learn responsibilities by working with one another. The guidance aides work with the guidance counselors in locating students and faculty. They also help with paper work and the send- ing out of messages. By performing these duties the guidance counselors are able to spend more time with students. Resource Center aides work hand in hand with students helping them locate books and giving out pink slips for studies. Not only do they help students but they also assist the staff members by Organizing books and running off papers. Green Guidance Row 1 (L-R): Mark Oliveira, Joseph Darris, Elizabeth Fernandes, Row 2: Daniel Marcotte, Shelly Harrison, Meya Gunderway. a Tan Guidance TOP (L-R): Michelle Roda, Lucy Rocha, Paula Mis. Blue Guidance aM (L-R): Grace Marquinhos, Margie Zable, Lisa pes. att Gold Guidance ROW 1(L-R): Kim Jacobsen, Nancy Mace- do. (Row 2): Paula Ferreira, Laurinda Sil- va, Fred Duguay. Ne i A eA eee Resource Center Below (L-R) Row 1:Ilda De Oliveira, Secilia Santos, Alda Gonsalves, Irene Leal, Yael Jacquel. (Row 2:) Karen Pancheco, Maria Vaz, Amy Quail, Louis Pereira, Teresa Medeiros, Irene Bettencourt, Anabela Homem, Tim Correira, Billy Meunier. [ Lone ee OFFICE AIDES PREVENT CHAOS IN SCHOOL House Office Aides are a valuable necessi- ty to the school. They relieve the office secre- tary of being swamped with non-essential clerical work. The office aides take an active part in various school duties. They help in filing, in typing reports, in answering phones, and in delivering messages through- out the school. The students also have the responsibilites of working on bulletins and answering questions for the students and the faculty. Dean’s Aides not only locate faculty and students but work behind the scenes in de- livering messages, covering the tables during the Christmas Bazaar, and doing the clerical work of signing students in during photo ses- sions. Gold Office Aides Row 1 (L-R): Iva Chereta, Yvonne Espada, Tina Beaulieu (Row 2): Darin Souza, Marilyn Howcroft, Laura Duarte, Tom Duval, Helen Cruz, Ana Chereta, Isabel Barros, Lucy Lopes. 162 Green Office Aides Row 1 (L-R): Lucy Sousa, Maria Lopes, Patty McCoy, Elizabeth Fernandes (Row 2): Debbie Medeiros, Maria Marques, Anasia Pereira, Pamela Martin, Goretti Sousa, Athena Xiarhos, Nicole Fernandes (Row 3): Sue Pacheco, Sharon Saltzman, Nicole Martin, Ana Rua, Andrea Mendes, Leisha Almeida. a) ay +e eS Peecesren ood ny oe ei VEC Yoogey POP eee « Blue Office Aides Row 1 (L-R): Filomena Pereira, Kerry Reynolds, Bridget Barnes, Maria Monteiro (Row 2) David Conceicao, Carol Astley, Cathy Santos, Donna DaRosa, Mary Beth Goodman, Sharon DaRocha, Jean Sylvia, Elsa Medeiros (Seated) Mrs. Bergeron. Dean’s Office Aides (L-R) Linda Aguiar, Stacey Smith, Rick Pires. Rich Gomes, Dwayne Miranda, Ms. Bizzarro, Nicole Martin, Angie Johnson. Tan Office Aides Row 1 (L-R): Valerie Gomes, April Britto (Row 2) Michelle Roda, Cheryl Cruz, Karen Pinto, Roxanne Jones (Row 3) Steven Correia, Lisa Botelho, Shawn Saneiro. A Proud Tradition ... e : Waa Wits = és Deb, Zef, and Lynn accept the plaque designating the NBHS unit as The 1984-85 Battalion Staff includes (L-R) Cheryle Barboza, 2nd Lt.; champions of the New England Regional for accumulating the most meet Monica Leandre, Lt. Col.; Elizabeth Cruz, 2nd Lt.; Rachel Morreau, points. SEC: (Right) Sarge gives tips for picking up important meet points to Wendy Jo and Monica. (Below) Deb takes down notes of any discrepancies during the Field Inspection. COLOR GUARD (L-R) CPL. Joaquim DeOliveira, SSGT. Scott Pemberton, SGT. Graciano Medeiros, PVT. Robert Johnson. COMPANY “A” (L-R) First Row: Josue Amaro, Letrice Lopes, Aileen Rodriquez, Manuela Machado, Heather Oliveira, Patricia Gomes, Karen Vieira, Wendy-Jo Lima, Polly Anne DeSousa, John Young, Juan Rivera, Ruth Ortiz, Emanuel Fernandes, Cheri Anderson, Rosa Resto, Joseph Duarte, Tammie Morgan, Sandra Pedra (2nd Row): Lynne Iacoponi, John Arruda, Mark Agrelo, Ashley Kells, Filimona Pereira, Loretta Paulo, Matilda De Medeiros, Paul Ponte, Nancy Gonzalez, Kristene Arsenault, Maria Feliciano, Wendy Amaral, Deolinda Varela, Sherry Oliver, Emilia Pinhancos, (3rd Row): Michelle Oliver, Margarita Gonzalez, Marisol Inglesias, Linda Nieves, Michael Tavares, Veronica Gonsalves, Laurie Preston, Santa Pagan, Wendy Barnes, Petra Leandre, Pamela England, Dimantino Fidalgo, Mary Santiago, Karyn Haskell, Victoria Ferreira, Armando Silvestre Passing Inspection ... (Right): Rifles are checked during the inspection in ranks. a drahencees tapes gas am (Left): The units prepare for the upcoming inspection. COMPANY “B” (L-R) First Row: Pamela Cruz, Verna Drayton, Lisa Burris, Barbara Correia, Kirsten McGarvey, Maurico Andrade, George Pereira, Shawn Sameiro, Elba Feliciano, Roxanne Blake, Lisa Nichols, Eugenia Gomes, Lori Gebo, Shannon Andrade (2nd Row:) Christene Germano, Debbie Larracuente, Amaro Lopes, Jocelina Andrade, Laurie Fonseca, Naomi Senna, Maricza Allende, Luisa Figueroa, Tammy Scully, Sherry Lizotte, Derek Fortes, Troy Avila, Maria Figueroa (3rd Row:) Susan Sylvia, Linda Eaton, Kathleen Fernandes, Nyree Ortiz, Nancy DeMelo, Joy Nichols, Ivone Nogueria, Ana Montanez, Karen Harding, Duane Kershaw, Erin Iacoponi, Samatha Merolla, Grace Castro, Doris Oliver (4th Row:) Wilfred Pierce, Robin Pierce, Rosemary DeMendonca, Julio Tavares, Benjamin Amaro, David Suarez, Carlos Perreira, Jenifer Caron, Robin McClurg, Wendy Ponts, Melannie Paulo, Dianna Ruiz, Camille Anderson, Darness Pimental, Scott Brunelle, Nelia Amaro, Lawanda Ribeiro my - 49as at “a ah a -8@ 1@ a) 4 � VICTORIANS I i Cd 1 ! amegainn wat coco ! Iam g gat go 8 wa ATA ss : M “ 3 ea marred ° ey S| stew aati i? — 2 ST x Seay apne ¥ ek Victorians I Row 1 (L-R): Cheri Anderson, Barbara Correia, Jocelina Andrade (Row 2) Eugenia Gomes, Karen Vieira, Ruth Ortiz, Melannie Paulo, Laurie Fonseca, Emilia Pinhancos (Row 3) Veronica Gonsalves, Patricia Gomes, Roxanne Blake, Verna Drayton, Erin Iacoponi Victorians II Row 1 (L-R): Ruth Ortiz (Row 2) Margarita Gonzalez, Grace Cas- tro, Deolinda Varela, Robin McClurg (Row 3) Darnessa Pimental, Lisa Burris, Loretta Paulo (Top and Middle): Drill Team competes with rifles in the indoor competition, and again wins first place! (Bottom): A second unit competes in the marching and maneuvering division, picking up valuable meet points. 166 MOBY DICK RIFLE DRILL TEAM Row 1 (L-R): Sgt. Benjamin Amaro, 2nd Lt. Mauricio Andrade, Pvt. Derek Fortes, Pvt. Duane Kershaw, Sgt. John Arruda, Pvt. Amaro Lopes (Row 2) MSgt. Emanuel Fer- nandes, MSgt. Juan Rivera, Sgt. Josue Amaro. (Left): The drill team is at parade rest prior to the start of the competition. (Right): The drill team begins its routine with precision. RIFLE TEAM Row 1 (L-R): Sgt. Mark Agrelo, Pvt. John Young (Row 2) Cp. Joaquim DeOliveira, Sgt. Petra Leandre, SSgt. Karen Vieira, Sgt. Gra- ciano Medeiros, Sgt. Eugenia Gomes, 2nd Lt. George Pereira, Sgt. John Arruda (Row 3) Sgt. Scott Pemberton, Sgt. Benjamin Amaro, SFC Roxanne Blake, SGM Collins, MSgt. Emanuel Fernandes, Pvt. Pamela England, 2nd Lt. Mauricio Andrade. 167 THE DRAMA CLUB — A CREATIVE EXPERIENCE The Drama Club prides itself for being one of the largest and most cre- ative clubs in the school. During the year, the Drama Club presents two pro- ductions — the first, usually a drama or comedy; and the other, a musical. Most of the year is spent rehearsing, building sets, and checking lighting, costumes, and make-up to be sure that the produc- tion is a success. At the end of the year, members spend a weekend in New York City. This trip gives them an opportunity to experience professional theatrical per- formances and to apply this knowledge to future productions. 168 L-R (ROW 1) Heather Nelson, V.P. Paul Foucart, Anthony Medeiros, Sec. Susan Pires, Kathleen Brennan, Shari Houtman, Angela Flood, Erin Demers, Jeff Ventura, Heather Machado, Lisa Grimes, Becky Schweighardt, Christine Violette, Chris Richmond, (ROW 2) Donna Doyan, Diane De Sousa, Amy Ferreira, George Telheiro, John Joia, Angela Paquin, Alyssa Lynch, Robert Long, Erin Silva, Michelle Cardoso, Traci Sheehan, Valerie Amorin, Kenneth Tavares, Scott Brunelle, (ROW 3) Robert Shoerrock, Louie Luiz, Steven Francis, George Medeiros, John Mallen, Marc LeBlanc, Dean Lawrence, Kelly Taylor, Jose Andrade, Gina Rodriques, Victor de Silva, Cheryl Lamb, Laurie Amaral, Scott Wazlowski, (ROW 4) Peter Ashworth, Chris Reed, Cathy Ricardo, Bethany Ras, Robin Wilcok, Ellen O’Reilly, Bobby Jean Silvia, Jennifer Jordan, Lynda Dauphin, Deidre Hickok, Tammi Cunha, Nicole Rapoza, Vicky Maissonave, Carol Caimioni, (ROW 5) Kris Anderly, Maria Jardin, Celia Cajondo, Amy Calan, Michelle Lapalme, Kathryn Roche, Kim Silva, Victor Silveira, Lynne Sylvia, Sherri Carola, Melissa Souza, Jennifer Constantine, Sue Rasmussen, Tim Oliveira, 2nd V.P. Eric Hubert, (ROW 6) Antoinette Gomes, Karen Almeida, Donna Desorcy, Tracey Stuart, Shara Crook, Kelly Pimentel, Frank Andrade, Mark Nolin, Daniel Weaver, Patti McCoy, Helena Carreiro, Tina Rouxinol, Colleen Lizotte, Jennifer Goodwin, Melissa Maciel, (ROW 7) Lisa Guibeault, Christine Heroux, Christine Marinho, Lisa Nowell, Robert Meunier, Karen Lynch, Corrine Paquin, Curt Nelson, Jeff Barrows, Standing (L-R): Mr. Marchand and Mr. Charbonneau. 169 The Man Who Came to Dinner In this delightful comedy called “The Man Who Came to Dinner,” Paul Foucart played Sheridan Whiteside, the old, pompous, wealthy gentleman who, after falling on the footsteps of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, extended his visit for three weeks. During his stay he managed to manipulate the lives of all those around him, including Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, played by Mark Nolin and Cheryl Lamb; Dr. Bradley, played by Victor Silveira; and Maggie Cutler, his secretary, played by Alyssa Lynch. Comic relief was provided by Banjo, a friend of Whiteside’s, played by Marc LeBlanc; Miss Preen, his nurse, played by Susan Pires; Lorraine Sheldon, an extravagant seductress, played by Deidre Hickok; and Beverly Carlton, played by Eric Hubert. As the play unfolds, we discover Whiteside’s schemes and learn that this worldly gentleman is actually quite comfortable in this quiet, Midwestern town. In the end, Whiteside is forced to admit his self ish acts and leave, only to fall again on the footsteps and have to return once again to the comforts of the Stanley home! Presenting THE Banga Top (L-R): Louie Luiz, Kendra Medeiros, Shelley Buba, Wendy Ponte, Kathy Nelson, Louise Vieira, Shauneen Peckham, Andrew Garrett, Chris Heleen, Lisa Gonzaga, Andrew Sylvia, Casey Ferreira, Scott Ventura, Fernando Silva, Rose Garcia, Tammy Catin, Sheryle Vandal, Maria Soares (Bottom): Raeanne Steliga, Anne Rezendez, Lisa Reney, Lenny Santos, Danny Gonzales, Michael Vargo, Robert Shorrock, Tony Cabeca, Jim Bettencourt, Keith Jeronymo, Bob Couto, Michael Moreau, Robert Katz, Mark Moreau, Susan Richard, Lori Machedo. Top (L-R): Kelli Simmons, Jodi Oliveira, Fatima de Frago, Sandy Barboza, Paul DiBenedetto, Kelly McKay, Scott Hardy, Todd Baptista, Kris Valencia, George Medeiros, Eric Levasseur, Chris Reed, John Correia, Bridget Jeronymo, Carrie Sylvia. (Bottom): Donna Tavares, Mark DeLima, Sue Vandal, Nikki Levasseur, Sharon Saltzman, Kristen Bertrand, Julie Casey, Michelle LeBlanc, Isabel de Almedia, Amy Carreiro, Tammy Scully, Karyn Souza. Top (L-R): Lisa Gordon, Chris Lopes, Scott Marchessault, Marc Moniz, Kevin Ferreira, Kevin Roderiques, Maureen Medeiros, Shaun Nelson, Steve Lauzon, Jim Bizarro, Jerry Rego, Jason Hebert, Tammy Soares, (Bottom): Jennifer Barton, Chris Plourde, Karen Fennessy, Tracy Coleman. WHALER MARCHING Perfection at Its Best! The Whaler Marching Band has become synonymous with the word PERFECTION! One of the few state bands to be invited to two Cotton Bowls, the only state band to win the New England Championship title for three years and the winner of numerous titles, the New Bedford High Band has been selected to represent the state in Washington, D.C. at the inaugurational parade. Perfection does not come easily. The mem- bers started practicing in August for their first competition at Blackstone Millville. They were rewarded with first place. They excelled wherever they went and continued to sweep the judges off their feet. At their competition in Hull, they reached a touch of perfection by winning a GOLD medal. This was the first gold medal ever awarded in Class IV. This led to the State Championship and then the coverted New England Class A Championship. Through the efforts of many talented stu- dents and fine leadership and long hours put in by their director Mr. Don Vasconcelles and his associates and supporters, the Whaler Marching Band is where it belongs — on top! Kneeling (L-R): Lisa Lavado, Myra Sayar, Tracy Stuart, Leisha Almeida, Melissa Souza, Lisa Metcalf, Lisa Humason, Julie Correia, Tara Spirlet, Christine Machado, Sue Amaral, Suzanne DeCruz. (Standing) Melissa Barton, Nicole Souza, Rosa Quintal, Sandra Flor, Joanne Hebert, Doreen DeSouza, Christine Perry, Amy Ferreira, Michelle Canastra, Diana DeSouza, RoseMary Tsaliagos, Elizabeth Lavadinho, Kim Almeida, Tammy Cunha, Maria Alves. More Than Waving a Flag ... The flag unit of the Whaler Marching Band is the icing on the cake. Although they are generally in the background as the band plays, it is their movement of brilliant colors that catches your eye. Their precision is extremely important since every move can be detected. They deserve a great deal of praise. (Top): The unit forms an honor guard as the Flag of Excellence is presented to the public for the first time. (Left and bottom) The members of the unit show the intricate moves of their award-winning routines. WI Pe eR | The NBHS Majorettes have grown into a init of girls who do a little bit of everything. uring the fall, they participate with the band n competitions and in football half-time hows. During the winter they spice up the alf-times at basketball games. In addition to his and rallies, the girls also compete as an dividual unit and hold their own competi- ions. All in all, they put in a busy year! (Left): Sue, Kim, and Rhonda go through their band routine during the half-time show. (Below): The girls high-step and twirl during the Thanksgiving night rally. Kneeling (L-R): Sue Pacheco, Kim Jacobsen, Lisa Cor- reia, Kathy Koska (Standing) Lisa Francis, Kim Souza, Annette Bristow, Sherri Anuszczyk, Terry Debrosse, Michelle Cabral, Rhonda Swire. 177 “Waiting for the Whalers.” Catch the Spirit! This year’s fall and winter squads worked long and hard hours, but they were filled with enthusiasm and SPIRIT! From the competi- tion field to the gym floor, they excelled. (Be- low): Kelly yells support for the team. (Bot- tom far right): Bridget follows the routine seers ae FALL: Top (L-R): Bonnie Gorman, Lynn Perron (Middle): Bridget Barnes, Robyn Wildrick (Bottom): Cheryl Perry, Michelle Seguin, Sherri Robertson, Kelly Gomes, Linda Aguiar, Laurie Rousseau (Front): Dani Seguin. with precision. (Bottom right): Sherry puts power in her cheer. (Bottom left): Danielle smiles at the crowd’s response. (Bot- tom far left): Lynn and Linda practice their lifts for the camera. WINTER: Top (L-R): Lynn Perron, Bonnie Gorman (Middle): Laurie Rousseau, Cheryl Perry, Joanne Hebert (Bottom): Dani Seguin, Robyn Wildrick, Linda Aguiar, Stacey Smith, Maria Da Cunha (Front): Kelly Gomes (Not pictured, Linda Eugenio) Choruses Hit All the Right wee a ere as Orchestra (L-R): Peter Ashworth, Brooke Burgess, Chris Reed, Sandra Langlois, Jens Kuhfahl, Bob Couto, James Bettencourt, Kendra Medeiros, Keith Jeronymo, Lynne-Marie Sylvia, Ann Rezendes, Alyssa Lynch Notes ... This year’s Christmas Concert was a phe- nomenal success with more than 150 students participating. With the accompaniment of the NBHS band, the school orchestra, guitar classes and singing of all the choruses, the event was very praiseworthy. Mr. Don Vas- concelles deserves praise as conductor of the NBHS Band. Mr. Russell Campoli also did an excellent job conducting his fine group of instrumentalists. Together they made beauti- ful music. Ms. Kirby directs the Chorus en semble. Mr. Campoli leads the guitarists. T.B.B. Row 1 (L-R): Victor Silveira, Ryan Tavares, Audrey Sylvia, Rob Katz, Bob Long, (Row 2) Roger Duarte, Tom Carreiro, Jose Varela, Eric Hubert, Steve Correia, Kenny Tavares 179 Concert Chorale is one of the school’s most active chorus groups. These young men and women ranging from a deep- sounding bass to a mezzo- soprano have received a lot of attention this year. They were busy for the entire month of December performing in and out of school for many func- tions such as the Christmas opening of the Rotch House to performing for the New Bed- ford Society for Retired Peo- ple. Show Choir relaxes between singing and dancing practices. (Front) Alyssa Lynch (Row 1) Lynne-Marie Sylvia, Lisa Cardoso, Nikki Raposa, Eric Hubert, Michelle Ramos, Michelle LaPalme, Amy Calnen (Row 2) Melissa Araujo, John Araujo, Jose Varela, Kenny Tavares. (Far right): Richard Walker is accompanied by Ms. Kirby. (Right): Nikki Raposa double checks her tonality. 180 Deirdre, Heidi, Chris and Lisa try to hit those high notes for Ms. Kirby. S.S.A. Row 1 (L-R): Judy Silva, Lynne-Marie Sylvia, Michelle Pelletier, Lori-Ann Dias, Jeannette Charron, Daniela Dossantos, Michelle Oliver, Deirdre Hickok (Row 2) Mariana Dossantos, Doreen DeSousa, Ber- nadette Brocklehurst, Pamela Medeiros, Emilia Pinhan- cos, Naomi Senna, Corinne Paquin, Valerie Amorin, Kelly Leal (Row 3) Lisa Nichols, Robin Santiago, Shari Houtman, Kathy Roche, Cheryl Lamb, Victoria Ferreira, Kelly Grovell, Sue Pires, Melissa Maciel. Preseli ay, .. Select S.S.A. Row 1 (L-R): Alyssa Lynch, Valerie Amorin, Joleen Frois, Nikki Raposa (Row 2) Pamela Lewis, April Morrison, Sue Pires, Karen Clark, Angela Paquin, Lisa Cardoso, Kate McGrath. 181 America seems caught up in a never end- ing wave of cheer. Inflation is low. Em- ployment is up. The country is at peace. In fact, 1984 was quite different from the nightmare that George Orwell imagined. The Presidential election was the year’s inescapable story. The top three Demo- cratic candidates, Walter Mondale, Gary Hart, and John Glenn, battled it out for the nomination. Walter Mondale was chosen as the nominee and he in turn made his historic choice for his running mate; Geraldine Ferraro, the first woman on a major-party ticket. Nevertheless, Ronald Reagan still proved to be as popular as ever, winning 58 percent of the vote and 49 states. However all was not as cheerful in other parts of the world. Who could feel good about seeing the infant faces of starvation in Ethiopia? Or the 21 bodies at a McDon- ald’s in California? Or the hundreds of victims of a toxic gas leak cloud in India? The Middle East was still a place of unrest as Iran and Iraq entered the fifth year of their war, while the assassination of Indira Ghandi shocked the world. On the entertainment side, Prince dominated the movie screens and airwaves with his musical movie “Purple Rain”, and Eddie Murphy established himself as one of the leading comedians of our time in his memorable comedy “Beverly Hills Cop” But who could forget those three crazy ECAS ns, decisions; tg ; FINANCIAL AID to Na guys running around catching ghosts? “Ghostbusters” was another box-office hit and its symbol popped up on everything in sight. Throughout the summer, the Olympics held everyone’s attention. A muscular pix- ie named Mary Lou Retton flew to asto n- ishing heights, Greg Lauganis turned in one perfect dive after another, Joan Benoit triumphed as the winner of the first women’s marathon, and Carl Lewis was everybody’s hero. However the games were not without disappointment. Mary Decker, the favorite for the 3,000 meter gold, tripped over Britain’s Zola Budd and forfeited a lifetime’s dream. It was also a year that the name Doug Flutie became synonymous with college football heroics. This record-setting, Heis- man Trophy winner’s “Hail Mary” passes in the game against UMIAMI will long be remembered. Other highlights included the first free flight in space by space shuttle crewman Bruce McCandleless; a replacement of a human heart, first with a machine and then with a baboon’s heart; nude photos of Vanessa Williams costing her the Miss America title; and finally the passing of the controversial student search ruling. All in all, this year has been a joyous one. And no one could be happier than the graduating Class of 1985! These Gamesy peEN-CO A NOW ae A LOOK BACH , r MUL .. aw | | } e alin. ae ty. and we re decent Pa EN Ne | i Baer s 3 e i’ i$ ge ‘ te Me % j + 8 A a Br ee queuLy | utfddy t ry (2 2 IT: fen 4 - JOT 8 -) S D - FAPARTO ia FE: a Aaaaaahh 183 184 “Education, to be successful, must not only inform but inspire.” T. Sharper Knowlson, in Originality 5p Se MADERA ODE LNA AM LIC DE RENE M ODE SELENA SERS GAG MEDAN OMOEA GI CORA A DAS Se iy Ai lacs AVAL MCI 5 De ; In Memory of Edward F. Burke TO LAUGH OFTEN AND MUCH; TO WIN THE RESPECT OF INTELLIGENT PEOPLE AND THE AFFECTION OF CHILDREN; TO APPRECIATE BEAUTY; TO FIND THE BEST IN OTHERS; TO LEAVE THE WORLD A LITTLE BETTER, WHETHER BY A HEALTHY CHILD, A GARDEN PATCH OR A REDEEMED SOCIAL CONDITION, TO KNOW EVEN ONE LIFE HAS BREATHED EASIER BECAUSE YOU LIVED. THIS IS: TO HAVE SUCCEEDED: EMERSON The staff and students of New Bedford High have lost a true friend. Ed Burke, a quiet gentle man, was a dedicated educator. His concept of education for over thirty years involved placing the student first. Ed continued to believe and practice this even when his final illness would have forced a lesser man to retire. We shall miss the gifts he gave to us, but we shall strive for the ideals he set for us. 186 CITY OF NEW BEDFORD SCHOOL COMMITTEE Mayor Brian J. Lawler (chairman ex-officio) Mrs. Margery Dottin Atty. Thomas R. Hunt Mr. Joaquim Nobrega Mr. Carlos Pacheco Mr. James Sullivan Dr. Paul Walsh SUPERINTENDENTS Mr. C. Nanopoulos Mame Supt. of Schools eae st oo Res eer, (5 Mrs. L. Caron Mr. E. Correia Mrs. G. Frey Asst. Supt., Spec. Services Asst. Supt., Personnel Asst. Supt., Elem. Educ. Mr. Raymond Bisaillon, Art Mr. William Chapman, Guidance and Pupil Personnel Mr. Arie Cote, Computer Services Mrs. Clara Crosson, Occupational Education ; Mrs. Frances Heimberg, Music Education DIRE CTORS - Mr. Richard Ponte, Phys. Ed., Health and Athletics Mr. Roger Robitaille, 1.M.C. 187 ZORA AHHH ZHZU HEADMASTER Mr. Theodore J. Calnan To the Class of 1985, On behalf of the administration and myself, I would like to congratulate each and every one of you for having been part of the fine tradition of New Bedford High School and its constant striving for excellence. It is my hope that you will continue in that tradition as you each seek your future roads to success. May you find the road easy to travel. Mr. TJ. Calnan Administrative Assistant Mr. John Robinson “Give the world the best you have . and the best will come back to you.” GREEN HOUSE Mr. Henry Saltzman “Green with envy of us!” : GOLD HOUSE Mr. Michael Longo “Go for the Gold!” TAN HOUSE Mr. Gilbert Souza “Tan in a place in the sun!” BLUE HOUSE Mrs. Marial Harper “A little bit of heavenly Blue!” Dean of Students Ms. Beverly Bizzarro “Every job is a self portrait of the person who did it. , Autograph your work with excellence!” — Anonymous 189 DEPARTMENT HEADS : Em See Mr. F. Cole Mr. J. Farrell Col. J. Napoli Social Studies Industrial Arts JROTC f s Mr. R. Nerbonne Mr. R. Nolin Miss J. Park Business Education Foreign Languages Mathematics Mr. C. Robinson Mr. J. Rose Mrs. M. Stellato English . Science Home Economics 190 ALMEIDA- SHEPARD, S. Chart ALVES, A. For. Lang. ALVES, C. Business AMARAL, J. Science AMARAL, P. Phys. Ed. ANDERSON, A. Business ANDERSON, R. Business ANDRADE, E. For. Lang. FACULEY ANTHONY, P. AND Science ANUSZCZYK, C. S AF EF Home Ec. “The Root of Excellence” ARAUJO, A. For. Lang. ARMSTRONG, C. Spec. Ed. ARRUDA, J. I.M.C. AUDETTE, T. Business AYOTTE, L. Business BARBERO, F. Math BARBOZA, R. Phys. Ed. BARRETT, D. Proj. CEE BENNETT, J. Spec. Ed. BETTENCOURT, W. Art BISAILLON, D. Science BISCARI, G. For. Lang. BOISVERT, P. Driver Ed. BOLTON, J. Guidance BONNEAU, J. Ind. Arts BONNEAU, J. Guidance BOROWICZ, J. Soc. St BOURGEOIS, R. Science 192 beret: BRAZ, R. English BROADMEADOW, P. English BUCKLEY, K. Phys. Ed. CABRAL, G. For. Lang. CALNAN, J. Soc. St. CAMPANELLI, L. Soc. St. CAMPOLIT, R. Music CARDOSO, C. Guidance CAROLUS, J. Math CARON, D. Phys. Ed. CARREIRO, R. Soc. St. CARVALHO, E. For. Lang. CASTRO, M. For. Lang. CATIN, C. Business 193 CHARBONNEAU, CATON, D. Business G. English CHISHOLM, J. Math COHEN, J. Spec. Ed. COLLINS, L. MSG ROTC CONWARD, C. Soc. St. CORREIA, M. Math COSTA, D. Ind. Arts CONGRATULATIONS! The Class of 85 welcomed an old friend to a new position this school year. The newest member of the administrative staff of NBHS, Mr. Henry Saltzman, was appointed house- master of the Green House after Mr. Charles Luchetti retired at the end of the 1983-1984 school year. Mr. Saltzman was himself a graduate of NBHS, and after college, he returned to teach math at our school for 21 years. He enjoyed his years in the classroom and as advisor to the “Beanie Boys,” a most spirited group; but he was anxious for the challenge of administration. Mr. Saltzman is proud of New Bedford High School’s national recognition and feels that the key to a great school is the student body. He feels NBHS has the best student body of any high school, large or small. He adds that the Green House is the best house in terms of pride and school spirit (a state- ment which causes great debate from stu- dents of other houses). When asked what makes him smile, the reply was ... “Anytime we beat Durfee!” When asked what makes him the happiest, the reply was ... “When the Green House comes out on top!” 194 COSTA, J. Math COSTA, M. Voc Sup CURRY, J. Soc. St. DaGRACA, A. Soc. St. DAIGLE, E. Science DaSILVA, A. Math DEAN, D. Math DeCHAMBEAJU, J. Ind. Arts DeSILVA, G. Math DIGGLE, E. Math DLOUHY, L. Business DLOUHY, R. Ind. Arts pow LITTLE MISS DYNAMITE ... DUBE, D. English Packed into a deceivingly small frame is a megaton of energy in the person of Mrs. Rho- da Purcell, one of our senior class advisors. This young woman wears many hats! In addi- tion to teaching and being senior class advi- sor, she is also the advisor to the Minority Awareness Club. The sellout talent shows at NBHS have been through her dynamic efforts. She has managed to create a club DUDULA, J. which has brought itself great honor and Home Ec. which has made many contributions to EDMU NDSON, L. NBHS. Soc. St. Mrs. Purcell gives a great deal of her extra time to her students in and out of school. She has helped numerous students with college applications, interviews, jobs; and the most important item, a development of a positive self-image. Without a doubt, her most important role is being a mother to two daughters: Jamie, 7, who firmly believes she has all the answers to the world; and Kimberly, 4, who is sure she has all the questions! When asked about the national recognition received by NBHS, Mrs. Purcell was quick to say that she felt the dedication of the faculty and the enthusiasm of the student body were the deciding factors in our winning the award. She hopes these traits will continue into the future. 195 ESANCY, W. Phys. Ed. FERNANDES, J. Math FERREIRA, T. Spec. Ed. FOGEL, G. English FOLEY, D. Chart FORGUE, E. Spec. Ed. FOSTER, R. Soc. St. FOUCART, M. Health FOURNIER, R. Art FRAGA, S. English FRANCIS, R. Business GALIPEAU, M. For. Lang. GALUSKA, L. Spec. Ed. GARDINER, S. Health GIBBS, C. Spec. Ed. Git, J: Science GIRARD, E. Math GISSI NGER, R. Guidance GOMES, E. For. Lang. GOMES, J. Math 196 GOODFELLOW, G. Science GOUVEIA, W. Math GREENE, D. Chart GUTIERREZ, I. English GUY; P. For. Lang. HAMLET, W. Science HARTLEY, H. Science HASSEY, C. Soc. St. HEBERT, J.L. Science HEFFERNAN, A. Proj. Acct. HINDLE, C. Math HOCHMAN, M. Guidance JACINTHO, J. Science JOHNSON, N. Art KALLEVIK, D. For. Lang KELLY, J. English KIRBY, V. Music KOBZA, E. Science KONSTANTAKOS, N. Ind. Arts LAGASSE, L. Business 197 LA NOUETTE, R. English LEAL, C. Soc. St LeBLANCGC, R. Math LeBLANC, Y. Nurse LEVASSEUR, A. English LEVESQUE, R. LILJEDAHL, R. Phys. Ed. LIMA, B. Math LOMBARDO, S. Business LONGPRE, M. English LYONNAIS, R. Math MACHADO, L. For. Lang. MAHONEY, J. Guidance MANDLY, J . English 198 MANNION, B. Business MARCHAND, A. English MARTIN, R. Science MARTINS, E. Nurse MATOS, M. Spec. Ed. McCARTHY, E. English MEDEIROS, D. Phys. Ed. MEDEIROS, G. English MEDEIROS, J. Phys. Ed. MEDEIROS, R. For. Lang. MEDEIROS, R. Business MELLEN, R. Home Ec. MESSIER, C. Math METHIA, L. English 199 GOOD LUCK METHIA, R. English MILLETTE, R. Art MILLIGAN, C. Home Ec. MITCHELL, T. Math MONTEIRO, R. Ind. Arts MONTLE, J. Business MORETTI, D. Ind. Arts MORRIS, M. English MORRISON, R. RF. SFC ROTC MOTTA, F. Soc. St. MURPHY, J. Soc. St. NEWMAN, G. English O’LEARY, K. Home Ec. OLIVEIRA, A. Business 200 MR. OLIVER Our class advisor, Mr. Joseph Oliver, left New Bedford High School at the end of our junior year to become vice-principal at Normandin Junior High School. Although Mr. Oliver left the build- ing, he continued to be a part of the school and of the senior class. Mr. Oliver was a New Bedford High School graduate and taught for 10 years in the Math De- partment. He was reluctant to leave New Bedford High because of the students but remained in- volved in the school by attending many school acti- vities and by remaining the senior class advisor. Mr. Oliver found the Class of ’85 to be full of enthusiasm and school pride. He agreed that NBH is a great school and he is glad that he was part of the school when NBH was awarded national honors. In addition to this, Mr. Oliver offered some good advice to the senior class. He hopes that every senior will seta goal and work hard to accomplish it. Although Mr. Oliver enjoys his work, he misses the classroom and someday hopes to return home to NBHS. ORLOWSKI, E. Ind. Arts PACHECO, J. Dist. Ed. PACHECO, R. Art PACHECO, R. Soc. St. PECCINI, R. English PEPIN, D. English PERSSON, M. For. Lang. PICARD, H. Ind. Arts PIKE, S. Science PIMENTAL, A. Science PIRES, R. Guidance PLISKIN, D. Science PURCELL, R. Soc. St. RAINVILLE, P. For. Lang. 201 RAPOSO, J. For. Lang. RAS, M. Math RAYLE, M. Business RIDER, M. Science ROBB, V. I.M.C. ROBBINS, W. Ind. Arts ROBERTS, J. Soc. St. ROBITAILLE, R. I.M.C. ROGERS, H. I.M.C. ROLLI, N. Phys. Ed. ROMANO, D. Business ROSCOW, A. Science ROSE, A. English ROWLES, G. English RUTKOWITZ, P. English ST. PIERRE, R. English BEHIND THE SCENES ... Helping N.B.H.S. win national recognition were a group of people usually found behind the scenes. The senior class wants to thank the cafeteria staff, the custodial staff, the secretarial staff and the mainte- nance staff. These groups play an important part in the running of the high school and make up the NBHS family with the students and staff. Sometimes we forget the roles they play in the everyday happenings of the school; and therefore, the Class of ’85 takes this chance to salute each and every one of them for this contribution to our Flag of Excellence. 202 SA NCHEZ- ARRIOLA, M. Sci-Math SANTOS, M. Math SAVAGE, W. Guidance SCHOFFE, J. Guidance SEGUIN, J. Chart SHEA, M. Phys. Ed. SHERBINO, V. Science SIEGEL, A. Business SILVA, A. Health SILVA, E. Computer SILVA, R. English SILVEIRA, M. Guidance SLATER, A. Soc. St. SOARES, K. Science SOUZA, J. Spec. Ed. SOUZA, R. Math SOUZA, R. English SOWA, A. Guidance STRITTMATTER, J. Science STRUPCZEWSKI, C. Business SULLIVAN, N. Home Ec. TABACHNIK, J. Guidance TAVARES, D. For. Lang. TAVARES, E. Soc. St. WITH A: LITTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS Helping our students become the best they can be are the staff of the tutorial programs. NBHS offers tutoring services to students in need of aca- TAYLOR, M. demic help in all subject areas. The Upward Bound Soc. St. Program, a federally funded program in conjunc- TRINIDAD, D. tion with SMU, offers tutoring in college- Proj. Sew preparatory courses to low-income students plan- ning to continue their education beyond high school. Mr. John Sykes, the academic coordinator, and Mr. Robert Fortes, the counselor, also provide financial aid assistance for college and SAT prepa- ration, as well as personal counseling. About 60 students each year are helped through the Upward Bound Program. It is evident that the main purpose of the program is its dedication to the academic TRIPP, N. achievement of its students. English In addition, the NBHS Tutorial Program, spon- VARDO, C. sored by the Student Advisory Committee, en- Math courages students to achieve academic success. Since September 1981, the Tutorial Center has produced positive academic results for over 750 pupils. The Tutorial Center was part of the SAC’s “Academic Excellence” campaign, which encour- aged students to try harder and to give the best they can. Members of the Honor Society, the Student Congress, and the JROTC, as well as other volun- teer tutors, were asked to help a fellow student improve study skills which would lead to higher academic achievement. The Tutorial Center could not have been a success without the combined efforts of the SAC, Mr. John Robinson, the pro- gram coordinator, and dedicated staff and student tutors who devoted their time to make academic excellence a goal for all students. 204 VASCONCELLOS, D. Band VASCONCELLOS, L. Spec. Ed. VAZ, R. Math WALL, N. Guidance WALSH, A. English WALSKI, P. Math WARREN, J. Business WARRINGTON, C. Spec. Ed. WHITTAKER, R. I.M.C. WILLIAMS, J. Business WINSPER, W. Guidance ZIELINSKI, M. I.M.C. CAMERA SHY-.-- ADAMOWICZ, A. English BURCHELL, M. English PEREIRA, M. Math POSIVIATA, D. Spec. Ed. WILLIAMS, J. Attendance ZIELINSKI, A. Soc. St. 205 FAGULIYSEUININIE SH i “This is the last time I’m telling you — two C’s and one N!” “T told you I wouldn’t retire until I was 85!” i | | : “The ‘T-ayes’ have it!” 206 2 ee a i : 1 “Well, here are the three finalists for prom queen!” “And the Pied Piper led the children away ... ” “I’m telling you, Nancy, you look great up there!” Now the Serious Side ... — Suzanne Almeida- God bless the Class of ’85. Shepard Wishes for health, happiness success. Alpert Stay Alive in 85. DON’T DRIVE and DRINK. Enjoy your SOCIAL CALENDAR. — A. Alves Mrs. Dorothy Amaral — Barbara “Boa Sorte”. — Juliet Amaral Congratulations — Best Wishes. — Mrs. S. Amaral Arthur F. Anderson. Richard S. Anderson. Best wishes to the Class of 1985. Best wishes. — Paul Anthony Buena Suerte A La Clase De ’85. Araujo — Liza Andrade — Mr. Americo Best wishes Class of ’85. — Mr. Armstrong Mrs. Mello Good luck to the Class of 85. — Therese Audette BEST WISHES! — Mrs. T. Audette Good luck to the Class of “85”. — LC Ayotte GOOD LUCK. — Fran Ray Barbero Best Wishes. — Ron Barboza Family Best of Luck to the Class of 85. — Mrs. Barrett Best Wishes to the Class of 1985. House — Mrs. B. Blue Joanne Bennett Much Happiness and Success. — William Bettencourt Best Wishes to the Class of ’85. Biscari Judy Bolton God Bless. Best Wishes! Robert J. Braz. Good luck, Class of 1985. — Mr. Broadmeadow Marvelous Greetings! — M.P. Burchell Best Wishes! — G. Cabral Best of luck to the Class of ’85. Best Wishes to the Class of ’85. Cesar M. Cardoso Mr. Mrs. Jay M. Carolus May you follow your tradition of excellence throughout your life. — Mr. Mrs. Richard Carreiro Best Wishes to the Class of 85. — D. Caton Break a Leg! — Mr. C. Best Wishes. — Mrs. Chisholm Carol A. Clermont — George Donna — Mrs. Jeanne Bonneau — Mr. John S. Borowicz — J.W. Calnan — Russel D. Campoli Best wishes for a happy and successful future. — Mrs. Janice Cohen Best Wishes to the Class of 1985. — Frederick Cole Walter, Cynthia, Kelli Corey Conward “Go for it Class of 85”. — Mr. Mrs. Donald L. Costa Best Wishes Class of 85. — Mr. J. Costa Congratulations and Good Luck Class of ’85. jorie Costa — Mar- Mrs. Eleanor Craveiro Best of luck. — John T. Curry Best Wishes to the Class of 85. — Mr. Mrs. DaGraca Dorothy Dean Best Wishes to the Class of 85. Chambeau George, Eileen and Amy Diggle “Best of Luck.” — Mr. Mrs. Ralph Dlouhy Mr. Ronald J. Dow Best of Luck to the Class of ’85 Be Happy. Dube Congratulations Class of 85. Best of Luck. — Bill Esancy Mr. and Mrs. John D. Fernandes BEST WISHES TO ALL THE SENIORS. Best wishes to the senior class! — Mr. Mrs. De- —D. — Joan C. Dudula — T. Ferreira Greetings and Good Luck to students and staff. — Mr. Fogel Good Luck to the Class of ’°85. — Mrs. D. Foley Best Wishes! — Beth Forgue Good Luck Seniors. — Mrs. Foucart Best of luck to the Class of 85. Best of Luck. — Mr. Mrs. S. Fraga Best of Luck. — A Friend Good Luck Class of ’85. — Mr. M. Galipeau Good Luck to the Class of 85. — Mr. Mrs. Galuska Best of luck — Class of 85. — “Yours in Fitness” Mr. Steve Gardiner — Robert Fournier Congratulations Best Wishes. — Mr. Joseph Gill Best Wishes. — Mr. Mrs. John Gomes Have a bright future. — Michael D. Gomes Best Wishes. — Carolyn and George Goodfellow Best Wishes to the Class of 85. — W. Gouveia Best of Luck. Luck, Success Happiness. — David Greene — Mrs. Gutierrez Bona Fortuna — Bonne Chance. — Mr. Paul Guy Mr. Mrs. W. Hamlet, Drew Beth Good luck to the Class ’85. — Mr. Hartley To the future. — C.F. Hassey To the best class ever — 85 — . — Mr. Physics (Hebert) Best Wishes! — Constance M. Hindle Best Wishes. — Michael B. Hochman Best of Luck Class of “85”. — Mr. Mrs. Joseph Jacintho Best Wishes. — Mrs. Johnston Best of Luck. — James J. Kelly May you always have asong in your heart! — V, Kirby Nazdrowie! — Sandra Kumor Best Wishes. — Mr. Mrs. Robert F. Lagasse “Smile” your way to success! Cynthia A. Leal Congratulations. Mrs. Martins Best of luck to the Class of ’85. Audrey Levasseur Mr. Mrs. Roger L. Levesque Good Luck “85”. Good Luck “85”. Best Wishes. Best Wishes. — R. Lanouette — Nurses Office: Mrs. LeBlanc — Mr. Ron Leblanc — Bruce Lima — Mr. Mrs. Sal Lombardo — M.E. Longo — Miss Longpre TEACHER AIDES Seated (L-R): Mrs. M. Jacintho, Ms. E. Borges, Mrs. B. McCoy, Mrs. B. Costa, Mrs. M. Walsh (Standing): Mrs. J. Reul, Mrs. C. Silvia, Mrs. I. Reis, Mr. M.W. Robinson, Mrs. W. Kumor, Mrs. Ay Anuszczyk, Mrs. L. Martin. 208 Sheila Mahoney Good Luck! — B. Mannion Armand R. Marchand Good luck Seniors! — Ms. Marland Best of Luck in the Future. — R.N. Martin Eugene F. McCarthy Good Luck. — D. Medeiros Good Luck. — Grace Ed Medeiros Good Luck to the Class of 1985. — Gil Irene Medeiros Best Wishes. — Jim Diane Medeiros Good luck. — R.W. Medeiros Best Wishes — May all your desires come true. — Rosemary Medeiros Good Luck. — R. Mellen Best Wishes. — Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Messier “It matters not where you walk — so long as you get somewhere!” —R. Methia Best Wishes. — Mr. Millette It was worth it!! — Miss Milligan Mrs. J. Montle Best Wishes to the Class of ’85. Good Luck to the Class of ’85. Where you stand depends on where you stand! Frank Motta BE ALL YOU CAN BE. — Col. J.F. Napoli Richard W. Nerbonne, Chairman Business Education — Ms. M.V. Morris — R.F. Morrison — Mr. Good Luck. — George Newman Success and Joy to Class of ’85. — Ronald Anne Nolin Good luck to the Class of 85. — Antonio Oliveira Good Luck. — (The Book Store) John H. Pacheco Good Luck. — Richard Pacheco (Art) Good Luck! — Joan M. Park R. Peccini Mr. Mrs. David Pepin and Family “Tl Faut Cultiver Notre Jardin” Mr Mrs Hans E. Picard The best of everything to the Class of 85. — Mrs. Pike Good luck to the Class of 85. — Mr. Mrs. Richard Pires — Miss Persson Good Luck to all, but especially to my crew from 3- 307. —Mr. Pliskin Best Wishes. — R. Purcell — Pauline Rainville Congratulations Class of ’85. Michael L. Ras Best of Luck to the Class of ’85. Onward Upward with best wishes to Class of 85. — Vivian Robb Best of luck to the 1 Class of 1985. — June Roberts Congratulations and best wishes for success and happi- ness. — Helen Rogers Best Wishes. — Mr. Mrs. John Rolli Good Luck Class of 85. I wish you the best. — Irene N. Reis — Mrs. Romano — A. R oscow To Gold House Senior Aides: Congratulations Good Luck. — Mrs. C. Rose Best Wishes Class of 85. Laurie Aaron Santos Best wishes to the Class of ’85. To a bright future! Virginia K. Sherbino Best Wishes to all of you. Mr. Mrs. Roger Silva Good Luck Class of 1985. — Anna J. 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Tierney Realty Tel. 999-1492 Best Wishes Class of 85 Ben Rose BMX Racing Team New Bedford, MA Sponsor: Flip Rose Coaches: Norman Silva, Russell Warwick Photographers: Bernard Sylvia, Ben Barros Captain: Bob Mendes — Team Members — Bob Mendes, Keith Yuen, Bryce Barros, Norman Silva, Trevor Rose, Ralph Gilmour Rick Warwick, Cy Medeiros, Jason Sylvia, Brandon Mello, Heather Pak A ae a a rere ae ae e Be edciros ae DRUMMER BOY Scott Dias, Aaron Medeiros, Jodie Mello, Jason Antonio, Joey Cabral ws SCREEN PRINTING Douglas Medeiros, Denny Pinard, Joey Ramos, Amir Hoagland, Scott ( = Lewis, Jason Souza ; of New Bedford Quality Screen Process Printing t-shirts e posters e bumper stickers e decals plastics « real estate « political signs P.O. Box L-537 New Bedford, Massachusetts 02745 (617) 995-9784 eet BES HORLUCKAIO.THE CLASS OF Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morse 840 R. Middle Rd. Acushnet, MA 02743 216 say from the d aw ¢) the e THE CANDLEWORKS RESTAURANT CONGRATULATIONS TOPTHESCLAS 5: OF OD MAURICE JOSPE 72 NORTH WATER STREET NEW BEDFORD, MA 02740 PHONE 617-992-1635 Fairhaven Savings Bank OPEN TUES. THRU SAT. Loris Salon of Hair Design SPECIALIST IN MEN'S AND WOMAN'S STYLING. 20 ACORN ST. NEW BEDFORD, MASS. TEL. 3-3032 Congratulations from BORDEN INSURANCE SUNRISE BAKERY HARARY’S JEWELERS North Branch “Your Bank for Student Loans” HOWLIN’ FEATHER LEATHER, INC. Featuring ween woe Leather Apparel Silver-Turquoise Fine Leather Accessories WE’LL BET YOU CAN’T STOP JUST ONCE! 204 Rockdale Ave., New Bedford, MA 02740 Tel. 990-0397 1837 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford, Mass. 02746 Tel. 995-6366 MooreZX PAINTS CARTER’S CLOTHING STORE 55 William Street Downtown New Bedford, Mass. 02740 STEPHEN T. CARTER Tel: 1-617-993-8221 LaFrance Certified Gemologist Registered Jeweler Member — American Gem Society 763 Purchase St., New Bedford, MA 02740 Feather Jewelry Moccasins-Brass FE . Symphony [Isic Shop : i} 94 STATE ROAD Xp NORTH DARTMOUTH _ MASS. ie —; = as BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’85 DAVIDSON’S RETAIL MEATS 424 So. Second St., New Bedford, Ma. 02740 Tel. (617) 992-7988 TEL 995-6176 Whaling City Pet Shop 2068 ACUSHNET AVE. NEW BEDFORD, MA 217 LIFE « AUTO HOME ¢ BONDS ¢ COMMERCIAL SORENSON Insurance spbgency 2306 ACUSHNET AVENUE NEW BEDFORD, MA. 02745 995-8341 The Main Event = ... For the finest in dining and entertainment. Serving daily 11 a.m.-11 p.m. cocktails til 1 a.m. Sunday Brunch 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. 992-0681 252 Union Street, New Bedford accu copy” service 2960 Acushnet Avenue New Bedford, MA 02745 FRED VILLARI'S STUDIOS OF SELF DEFENSE 994 KEMPTON STREET NEW BEDFORD, MA 02740 617 997-4322 Groups and private classes for all ages ary Amaral: Sar uf usic™ + Headquarters @ INSTRUCTION @ RENTALS @ REPAIRS @ INSTRUMENTS @ ACCESSORIES 118 Tarkin Hill Road, New Bedford, MA 02745, Phone: (617) 995-9211 GOOD LUCK to the CLASS OF ’85 lawrence j. oliveira, d.d.s., p.c. joseph j. aleardi, d.d.s. TEL. (617) 999-1369 okrmlevs JEWELERS INC. Legacy Sterling Club 676 DARTMOUTH ST. MARY LOU BROMLEY SO. DARTMOUTH, MA. 02748 Congratulations Class of ’85 LOUIS G. SYLVIA SONS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 501 Rockdale Avenue New Bedford, MA 02742 BANK OF BOSTON BRISTOL SERVING THE NEEDS OF BRISTOL COUNTY ACUSHNET © ASSONET ATTLEBORO ® FALL R IVER NEW BEDFORD @ SOMERSET SWANSEA @ TAUNTON ® WESTPORT MEMBER FDIC 997-6000 Equal Housing Lender T9O-FT LL 995-8221 2857 Acushnet Ave. — Junction of Ashley Blvd. To the Class of ’85 CONGRATULATIONS Senator William Q. MacLean, Jr. and Marge MacLean MODELING STUDIO, INC. 194 Rockdale Avenue New Bedford, MA 02740 Tel. (617) 997-4253 eb (617) 995-0557 TERRY'S SPORT SHOP ACTIVE WEAR SPORTING GOODS 2173 ACUSHNET AVE. NEW BEDFORD, MA. 02745 EET FP EXTRODINAR’ (IN THE HISTORIC DISTRICT) SILKSCREEN SOUVENIR TEES New Bedford, Ma. 02740 Tel. 617 999-2166 113 Union Street Telephone 617-992-9328 1014 Kempton Street New Bedford, Ma 02740 Congratulations to Class of ’85 ROSELAND NURSERY, Inc. 247 Main Street Acushnet, MA 02743 DegigrerL1 North Dartmouth Mall No. Dartmouth, MA. 2157 Acushnet Ave New Bedford, MA. Always 20%-50% off Good Luck Class of ’85 R.G. Mfg., Inc. 89 Rodney French Blvd. New Bedford, MA 02744 ho No Luso-American Driving School 1535 ACUSHNET AVENUE NEW BEDFORD, MA 02746 “We offer a complete Driver Education Course.” — Call anytime — Jose Correia Pires Tel. 994-4375 NEW YORK STYLE of, RAiNOoNi' $ Italian Restaurant Pizzeria Italian Restaurant Pizzeria North Dartmouth Mall Telephone 999-4402 Beer Wine Served on Premises Store Hours Monday to Saturday - 10 to 9:30 Sunday - 12to5 Phone: 995-6444 Miss, Yermaine’s BEAUTY SHOP 203 Milford St. New Bedford, Mass. 02745 Redken Retail Center Congratulations to the Class of ’85 1309 Phillips Rd. New Bedford, MA 02745 Tel. 995-6489 17 Mechanics Lane New Bedford, MA 02740 Tel. 999-1010 Charles LR. Phillips, lee (OWN. 227 UNION STREET 617-999-5487 NEw BEDFoRD, MA 02740 Best Wishes to the Class of ’85 MULDOON’S MINI-MART groceries — produce — meat — beer — wine New Bedford Institution for Savings DoD OM eg vidnien tad Lays a Weck MAIN OFFICE: 174 Union St., New Bedford, MA 02742 (=) 996-5000 Align. Balan. Getty) Road Service All Work Guaranteed General Repair Electronic Tune-Ups CHRISTIAN TIRE AUTO CENTER Home of The “100 Gallon Club” BF Goodrich 413 Ashley Blvd. ROLAND MANNY New Bedford, MA 02745 Owner Manager (617) 997-2611 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’85 MICHAEL J. NORTON, III, D.M.D., INC. FROMS : : la WEDDINGS 688 County St. ANNIVERSARIES, FASHION SHOWS, SHOWERS, PROMS New Bedford, MA 02740 FINE DINING ¢ WEDDING RECEPTIONS Tel. 992-7070 FOR RESERVATIONS CALL THE LAKESIDER 636-4044 950 STATE RD., (RT. 6) NORTH DARTMOUTH ( ON SCENIC ) ACRES OF PARKING NOQUOCHOKE JOHN GEORGE FARMS North Dartmouth, Massachusettes { RICHARD GEORGE ; fy Bal Our 291 Slocum Road Phone: North Dartmouth, MA 02747 617-996-2600 997-9356 “THE OFFICIAL CLASS RING E39 act - ENTAL CENTER SERVICE SUPPLIER TO NBHS” NEW BEDFORD’S LEADING RENTAL CENTER WE ARE THE “PROBLEM SOLVERS” 144 DARTMOUTH ST., NEW BEDFORD. MASS. VINNY FERNANDES PROPRIETOR Jennifer Ruth_ On @ g Zi ; Citizens 209 Union Street e New Bedford, MA 02740 THE CREDIT UNION 271 UNION ST., NEW BEDFORD, MA 02740 1832 ACUSHNET AVE., NEW BEDFORD, MA 02745 140 BROADWAY, TAUNTON, MA 02780 “Stay forever young.” — Bob Dylan Centhal Phaimacy RAYMOND P. CHARPENTIER, Reg. Pharm. 1833 Acushnet Ave. | New Bedford, Mass. tm =. Coggeshall R.A. Cunha (617) 995-5909 PHONE 995-5755 UNHA’S Prescriptions Sick Room Supplies FREE PARKING ... REAR of STORE EWELERS Watch Jewelry Repair 1849 % Acushnet Avenue New Bedford, MA 226 — MUSIC INSTRUMENTS — REPAIRS ACCESSORIES INSTRUCTION ‘The Oymphony ‘TThusic Shop Oaney and John Landoffi TEL. 996-3301 94 STATE ROAD NO. DARTMOUTH, MA 02747 RALPH J. DLOUHY, Jr. CERTIFIED MECHANIC ational Institute for Automotive Service Excellence RADLO AUTOMOTIVE 111 JEKINS STREET NEW BEDFORD MA 02740 PHONE 994-4179 ESTER VEAR crciery 330 HATHAWAY ROAD NEW BEDFORD MASS. 02746 TELEPHONE (617) 993-2525 NOW IN NEW BEDFORD Nauset Mt. Pleasant Sts., Tel. 996-3330 aw HIRST BRISTOL COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Other conveniently located offices in Taunton, Attleboro, Attleboro Falls, S. Attleboro, Seekonk, Raynham, Easton, Fall River, Wareham, Marion, and Carver. NETO INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 96 ROCKDALE AVE. MARIA F. ALMEIDA NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 02740 VICE PRESIDENT TEL.: 999-1236 E s Matthew Baulier E SF ya Purchasing Agent JEWELERS Executive Offices 240 Union Street, New Bedford, MA 02740 (617) 999-6214 ma a Teter 948-548 RICHARD ESTRELLA (617) 993-3223 RICHARD’S AUTO SALES GUARANTEED USED CARS AMERICAN AND FOREIGN 574 DARTMOUTH ST. SO. DARTMOUTH, MA. 02748 (ACROSS FROM McDONALDS) eichard eM elsnso QUALITY PAINTING INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR TEL moo -9965: Tel. (617) 997-9428 PASTRY COLMEIA Portuguese pastry and cakes for weddings, baptisms and anniversaries. 411 Bolton St. New Bedford, Mass. 02740 Congratulations Best Wishes to the Class of ’85 Mr. Mrs. Raymond J. Melancon 305 Middle Rd. Acushnet, MA ! A WORLD WIDE TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS “‘Your Pleasure is our Business’’ EO Ure oe 9 z Tout! ® Sun-pleasure Tours 265 RIVET STREET NEW BEDFORD, MA 02744 (617) 997-4147 JIM S. MEDEIROS GENERAL MANAGER 422 Brock Ave. New Bedford, MA. 02744 (617) 994-8824 291 Ashley Blvd. New Bedford, MA 02746 (617) 997-0905 SIDWELL’S VARIETY Your Neighborhood Variety Store SUSAN And RICHARD SIDWELL 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM Owners 7 Days A Week No. Dartmouth Mall Orange Vulius BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’85 227 AREA CODE 617 Tei eS Sais Pays of - Vous Bedford, ee AUTO PARTS MACHINE SHOP SERVICE RAY C. MORRISON 1001 ASHLEY BOULEVARD PRESIDENTAND TREASURER NEWBEDFORD, MASS.02745 HATCH CO., INC. TELEPHONE (617) 996-5653-54 SINCE 1 ee Malcolm W. Frasier PRESIDENT FRANKLIN W. 140 UNION STREET, NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 02741 0 SL a TE ED MARINE PAINTS eHARDWARE @ INSTRUMENTS TEL.(617) 996-6622 Ruby f Dresses — Formals — Foundations Bridals 128 County St., New Bedford, MA 02744 — The (KG Imagemakers PHOTOGRAPHY BY NOLAN NUNES 991 Kempton St., Rte. 6, New Bedford, MA 02740 “Make us your senior portrait photographer.” 617-996-3235 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’85 PHONE 996-65 13 George P. Ponte Insurance Agency, Inc. Complete Personal and Business Protection 97 Allen Street New Bedford, MA 02740 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES 617 999-5647 JEWEL PLERS BYRON R. FORD, JR. President New Bedford, Ma.02740 206 Rockdale Avenue © @AIT KAN La © V.F. Rebello, Jr., R. Ph. J.F. Medeiros R. Ph. 133 County St., New Bedford, Ma. 02744 Tel. 992-4741 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES FROM A FRIEND GEM IDENTIFICATION APPRAISALS GRADUATE GEMOLOGIST FLOR SON, G. G. JEWELERS WATCH JEWELRY REPAIRING WATCHES - GIFTS - JEWFLRY TEL. 994-2914 TEL. 548-3516 641 DARTMOUTH ST. 245 MAIN STREET SO. DARTMOUTH, MASS. 02748 FALMOUTH, MASS. DISCOUNT CENTER 1337 Cove Rd. New Bedford, MA Tel. 996-6737 StarStore’s — NEW BEDFORD DOWNTOWN MALL — — FAIRHAVEN, BERDON PLAZA, RTE. 6 — “Best Wishes to the Class of ’85” GOOD LUCK FROM CENTRAL PHARMACY 1833 Acushnet Ave. New Bedford, MA Tel. 995-5755 “FLOR DO OCEANO” INC. MARINE SUPPLIES 127 R COUNTY ST. NEW BEDFORD, MA02744 TEL.(617) 992-4728 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’85 ANTONIO M. PEREIRA, JR., Pres. JOSE A. RAPOSO, Sec. Tel. 994-6639 Gloria Costa Pinky’s Fabrics Remnants - Woo! - Polyester Cottons - Trims - Bed Spreads Yarns Notions 1604 Acushnet Ave. Upholstery é New Bedford, Mass. a Just north of Davis St.. Officete 2 LY 4S ACUSHNEDSAN.E; NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 02745 Wilfred Audette’s Driving School Complete Drivers Education Course Classrooms at Lund’s Corner Call 763-2774 For Appointment and Information —- or 995-4513 GEMINI I Hair Stylists FOR WOMEN, MEN and CHILDREN 998-5188 4480 ACUSHNET AVE. IN THE SASSAQUIN PROFESSIONAL PLAZA, NEW BEDFORD JANICE SURPRENANT Opposite Parkwood Hospital CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’85 PAUL R. VERMETTE Vermette a «(Bates Meaty INSURANCE AGENCY JRBINGSUT- WN NT INC LIFE AUTO HOMEOWNERS MARINE ¢ FIDELITY SURETY TELEPHONES 968-970 KEMPTON ST. 993-1731 993-1705 NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 02740 Forget the Rest try Gary’s Best Steamed Hot Dogs 958 Ashley Blvd. New Bedford 4241 ACUSHNET AVE, NEW BEOFORD, MASS, 02745 PHARMACY and Gaslite Gift Shoppe TM Se EEE “'SPECIALIZING IN UNIQUE GIFTS GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’85 SCHULTZ CIGAR STORE 740 PURCHASE ST. NEW BEDFORD, MA. 02740 DisD PIZZA Open: 11 AM-11 PM Sun: 4 PM-11 PM 176B Main St. Acushnet “Best pizza in town!” CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’85 GOOD LUCK CAROL MOM DAD Tel. (617) 999-4414 127 W. Rodney Fr. Blvd. New Bedford, Ma. 02744 ANTONIO de SOUSA SALES REP, CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! University Cap Gown Co., Inc. 486 Andover Street Lawrence, MA 01843 Tel. (617) 686-4566 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’85 Dr. William B. Muldoon Dr. William B. Muldoon, Jr. Tet: 957-7866 hy Z S Sowle thre (Flewest |... Fada { NY ; 249 Ashley Boulevard New Bedford, Ma 02 746 25 232 THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEFS ME SSAGE TO ye@) (ies Now that the yearbook has been completed, I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has helped to make this yearbook a success. First, special thanks goes to Ms. Beverly Bizzarro, without whose advice and guidance this yearbook would not have been a reality. I would also like to thank the 1985 Crimson Log staff for their work. Without you, we wouldn’t have made it! Thanks also goes to Mr. Dick Swiech of Hunter Publishing Company and to the Dodge-Murphy photographers for their efforts. The yearbook staff spent many happy hours preparing the Crimson Log’85. We hope you will enjoy the book and continue to believe and be proud of the tradition of our city and our high school. Ana Chereta Editor-in-chief 2505 EMPIRE DRIVE P.O. BOX 5867 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. 27103 PHONE: (919) 765-0070 Dodge-Murphy Studio HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY Our Official Class Photographer 3 9066 00057 0024 apart eee Se en OE gg gr ePIC ee a ee wee SS Sn ae mene “ee eee me” edt rene A I eC MAN SON Nn eB Fe vt OA ee ‘ae Tha ae - - . P —_ . PACK x CO ADA CDARL ERASER ODER A GC IOCDESE : - fe 7 x re 5 wae Nineteen Fighty-F ive Crimson Log — Supplement eee ee — } SENIOR PROM “ARRIVING IN STYLE” June 3, 1985 As the sun set on the warm summer evening of June 3rd, the grand procession of gleaming limousines, Rolls-Royces and automobiles led the Class of’85 to a memorable night of dancing and dining at the enchanting Venus de Milo. As the music for the last song of the night (Wham’s “Careless Whisper”) played, the unforget- table memories of the rose- garnished trellis through which the class passed to greet the wait- ing receiving line, the fun joke of Miss B’s “5Oth Birthday Celebra- tion,” and the surprise of Mr. Cal- nan’s lobster dinner flowed through the minds of each couple. As the Prom came to an end, wine glasses monogrammed with the school’s initials and class year were given as a symbol of that magical Prom night. O Z aa A DY SLORES leet a JROTC MILITARY BALL - | On the evening of March 29, 1985 the JROTC, under the guidance of Col. Napoli, held their annual ball. This year the event took place at the Century House in Acushnet. The gala event was highlighted by dancing, dining, and the crowning of the queen. The mood was light-hearted; and as the night dwindled down to the closing moments, the memories of the festivities lingered in the minds of the departing couples as they made their way to their cars. Dedicated Whalers Come to the Rescue The setting was in front of the auditorium on May 11th, a beautiful Saturday morning. The activities included a car wash and a flea market. In the evening there was a dance sponsored by the yearbook staff. All this activity was made possible with the aid of eager students who were responsible for filling the coffers of the Senior Class with much needed funds. CIGE an” ... A Flying Success As the audience waited in suspense for the curtain to rise, the cast and crew were making final preparations backstage. As the curtain rose and the play began, electricity raced through the hearts of young and old. Rhonda Matson gave a fine performance as Peter Pan, as she flew through the hearts of everyone. Paul Foucart delighted the audience with his double perfor- mance as Captain Hook and Mr. Darling. The storybook children, Wendy, Michael, and John, were played skillfully by Valerie Amorin, Louis Luiz, and George Medeiros, respectively. The play was also the last spotlight of the stardom for seniors Jeff Barrows, Eric Hubert, and Mark Nolin. As the show came to a dramatic and exciting conclusion, the cast was honored by a standing ovation by the high-spirited audience. Truly, Peter Pan was one of the greatest produc- tions of the NBHS Drama Club. seh ud Xj CF : eo =a” � ! « é ries +S t HAPPY RETIREMENT! Mrs. R. F. Souza Mrs. V. Sherbino Graduating along with the Class of’85 were several members of the high school staff. These people graduated to days of rest and relaxation, and they will be greatly missed by the students they administered to over the many years of their service. Those retiring included Mrs. Lucille Lagasse, a member of the Business Department who donated countless hours to her students and the school; Mrs. Rose F. Souza, a member of the English Department who challenged her stu- dents for the preparation of college life; Mrs. Virginia Sherbino, a member of the Science Department who prepared her classes for the demands of the outside world; and Mrs. Yvette LeBlanc who gave her kindness and care to the many students she encountered as a school nurse. In addition, Mr. Charles Gosse- lin, and Mr. Jimmy Macedo members of the custodial staff, known for their service and quick smiles, joined the ranks of the retirees at the end of the summer. To these staff members and all others who transferred or left the system with the senior class, we wish you luck and good health with which to enjoy both. p Mrs. Y. LeBlanc Come Join the Fun! The senior class really came together on the night of May 2nd at the Century House. There was entertainment provided by Duane Sylvia, alias Michael Jackson, and by the “Goulies,” alias Nicole Fernandes, Renee Berthiaume, Tricia Swain and Roberta Verville. Along with the interlude for entertainment was the important aspect of the banquet — dancing! And dance they did without a moment’s rest, except to pose for pictures as remembrances of the great time had by all. The closing moments of the banquet won’t be forgotten when class members joined arms to spontaneously sing “We Are the World.” iF i ener ae Spas IN MEMORY OF RULE Sl MONTEIRO Mr. Monteiro served the school and its students until the final weeks of his life when his illness forced his body to rest. As a mem- ber of the Industrial Arts Department, Mr. Monteiro gave encouragement and help to many students with talents in the field of drafting. The students will miss him greatly, as will his colleagues who admired his courage and personal strengths. 20 “Death be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so, For, those, whom thou think’st, thou dost overthrow, Die not, poor death, nor yet canst thou kill me ... ... death, thou shalt die.” — John Donne ZORA COrAO The excitement grew as the seniors gathered at the school gym. Last minute adjustments with ties, flowers, bobby pins and caps gave way to smiles as the procession began its impressive walk to Sargeant Biela? NR nN After arriving on the field to the cheers of the parents, the class filed into the rows and waited anx- iously for the moments to pass. Ana Chereta spoke to them of their futures and the need to reach out for their dreams. Stacey Smith recalled the unforgettable moments at NBHS and the unforgettable friends made there. Then the diplomas Coss, Holding on tightly to their diplomas, the graduates pre- pare to leave the field. “ At the end of the long- awaited ceremony, two circular processions were led by Stacey, J. D., Nicole and Ana. It was a joyous mo- ment for the parents who looked on proudly, and an emotional moment for graduates who hugged each other good-bye as tears and smiles mixed together. No ey - ™ 4 ll ” r A ? i? a ft - or - = ae 4 ; — e - -™ « = r = —_ ; ‘ f | Tih, aT PAPE See aA es ‘ 4