Seekonk High School - Seekonk Yearbook (Seekonk, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1967 volume:

SEEKONK PUBLIC LIBRARY N Te) oy) nN . © Os Oe © © iT 9) Se) r o | (AA ) Seekonk Public Library 410 Newman Ave. Seekonk, MA 02771 ia@ shade bah td aa et yA,” Lalas eh 3! ta ay ee Laan Lorre eam 4 : rd fe | ¥ e oo. Re — o Site. “+ “al eae ae he i- . we ya - a: Sal ‘ a ee FS Betty” tps ; “Se me aoe tie ie Senn pee lle. y EI... a 3 ead sz ae +5 as SAT yayer ts ; aes sr ; 5 ah, i toreLe ($114 eet etentwatondt: | sheadinateduedh ate ae ae P iis te ecrErr voter patch vi ae 3 1658 00381 7952 ‘hatte 4 ols ne i a J), 23) ee i’ a ere rf Me an ashi a, a ea eS Oca! ocr le =) aa As we reflect upon the last two years of our high school education, we, the first graduat- ing class of Seekonk Senior High School, wish to thank the people of the town for provid- ing us with a beautiful high school—not only in, but of See- konk, a representation of the ideals of the community. But buildings are mere shells and ideals abstractions without people—administration, faculty, and students—who provide the human element to transform the abstract unto the concrete. We, the Class of 1967, find ourselves in a unique position; the founders of precedents, tra- dition-setters. For the pride we bear in being a unified symbol of the growth of the town of Seekonk, we express our most profound gratitude to the ad- ministration and faculty for their help and guidance, but most of all to the people of Seekonk, without whose support our school, and thus the pur- pose of this yearbook, could never have been realized. ‘ie Besinnine es : i ’ iB apn AIR a i ; Alfred W. Maccarone Dedication To show a genuine and continual interest in the future and well being of others is a quality which can rarely be forgotten, and the class of 1967 will not easily forget the help and advice received from Mr. Alfred Maccarone. Even though he is pressed with the duties of a department head; he has given of his time freely and willingly, not out of obligation, but out of personal concern and interest. Throughout our last two years at Seekonk High, Mr. Maccarone has remained a person who can be counted on, whether it be in planning a class function or for individual advice. Therefore, in appreciation for his aid to the class of 1967, we the “Reflections” Staff dedicate this first edition to Mr. Alfred W. Maccarone. — egy einen, a a “Those Having Torches Will Pass - Them on to others” — Plato — Superintendent of Schools, Albert F. Ehnes TOSTHE CLASS OF (1967 You, the Class of 1967, have the singular distinction of being the first class to be graduated from the Seekonk High School. Within the ensuing years you will set the course for your individual lives and establish a reputation for our High School. I know that as you succeed in your future endeavors, you will enjoy the memories of school days and appreciate the inspiration provided by Seekonk. Albert F. Ehnes, Superintendent of Schools r f A At the dedication of the new Seekonk High School Principal Herbert H. Marshall At a basketball game My congratulations to the Senior Class of 1967. You have successfully completed your high school educa- tion in spite of many obstacles that might have blocked your progress, the greatest of these obstacles being the adjustment that had to be made in the transition from several schools to one and the attempt to maintain con- tinuity in the process. Your class has met the challenge presented to you and successfully overcome all obstacles. T am proud of our first Senior Class. I wish you all continuing success in your future endeavors. Herbert H. Marshall, Principal Assistant Principal Gerald L. Kaveny Congratulations to the Class of 1967 on your successful completion of a memorable phase of your lives. Remember that your education is just beginning and that it will continue as long as you live. In a democratic society the contributions of each individual have a tremendous effect upon the success or failure of our form of government and our way of life. Each person has the respon- sibility to see that our most cherished democratic ideals are perpetuated. May I wish you happiness and success in all future endeavors. Gerald L. Kaveny Assistant Princtpal School Committee er. Mitel | —_ Terenctwae ———— SE ld i SSA Anthony J. George; J. John Harding, Chairman: Kenneth Duffell; Almira Munroe; (Not pictured, David D. Young) Curriculum Coordinator | meeps ? Mrs. Mae E. Godfrey Office Staff IRMA JOHNSON BEVERLY LINDELL BARBARA FAHEY DOROTHY DI ORIO Pembroke College Simmons College Guidance 4 MARGARET D. DEIGNAN JUSTUS D. ANDERSON Boston University Univ. of Rhode Island Univ. of Vermont Stanford University GUIDANCE NANCY WOLFE 14 ROBERT D. PAUL, JR. Univ. of New Hampshire Univ. of Conecticut ELIZABETH D. RAMSDEN R.I. School of Design THOMAS F. ROSE Manhattan College Bridgewater Teacher’s College PETER P. ANDREOZZI HAROLD HATCH Clemson College Univ. of Maine Mathematics | if PHYLLIS E. VALE Eastern Nazarene College i abcle HENS 9h JOHN IZZI Providence College Rhode Island College 16 RICHARD BESSETTE JOHN N. BOWES Providence College Univ. of New Hampshire Boston State College JAMES V. CALLAHAN Providence College MBS “ — % at “Ny Soke ae ALFRED W. MACCARONE Providence College Harvard University English BRUCE ELLIS Bridgewater College BRENDAN J. GAHAN Providence College Rhode Island College LYNNE HEMMINGSEN Keene Teachers’ College DONALD LYONS Rhode Island College a huge Yar” MITCHELL ROBBINS i Rhode Island College Science OSCAR S. DePAOLO Univ. of Rhode Island Bridgewater College HENRY S. CEMBALISTY Massachusetts State College Columbia University ROBERT L. FRAZER Atlantic Union College JOHN D. HANLEY Rhode Island College STEWART M. WEINTRAUB Boston University 19 Languages BARBARA B. LIPTON Pembroke College Univ. of Connecticut DAVID P. LOVELL Bowdoin College EDWARD B. SPERDUTY JOHN C. WALTON Brown University Boston College Physical Education i JOHN SEARLES Providence College Rhode Island College NANCY E. DOBIE Univ. of Connecticut ROGER L. HILL ELLIS MAYERS Univ. of Rhode Island New England Technical Institute Springfield College American Red Cross National Aquatic School RAYNALD A. MARTIN Husson College MARILYN MOONEY Bryant College Business MERRILL B. PATTERSON Bryant College ttle et te | nets wih dg Oe et ao he eas Se meee RICHARD HJERPE Bridgewater College Fitchburg College Shop 2 Home SHIRLEY R. SUSMAN New York University Univ. of Rhode Island 1ans Custod Matron—Amelia Miranda Frank Provazza Marcel Lapalme imino Al Kay Pasquale C 24 Mary Pestana, Edith Horton, Siv Band (clerk), Elizabeth Stevens (head cook) Delores Greoaes, Loretta Veader, Nellie Domina (Supervisor), Bernice Perry SEEKONK HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY SEEKONK. MASSACHUSETTS 25 26 “Remember this also, and be well persuaded of its truth: the future is not in the hands of Fate, but in ours” — Jules Jusserand soruncon seats seal SRS: SERRE. — bones o 28 JOY ADAMS “Heaven hath no mouth and yet is said to smile after your style.” Ambition: College Activities: Yearbook 10, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Badminton 10; Track 12; Newspaper 10, Sopho- more Hop Committee; Jr. Prom Committee; Tri- Hi-Y ROBERT L. ALLEN JR. “Pardon the frankness of my mirth.” Ambition: History Teacher Activities: History Club 11; Science Club 12. 433 banat Lhe puusint Ay ‘DAVID WILLIAM AMARAL “Dino” “Ah, why should life all labor be?” Ambition: To own trucking business. PATRICIA S. ANDRADE Pate “A good reputation is more valuable than money.” Ambition: IBM Operator Activities: Yearbook; Junior Prom Committee; Track, Basketball, Volleyball. HEIDI BACHAND “She who laughs last usually found a new meaning.” Ambition: Secretary Activities: Yearbook Advertising Committee; Prom Committees; Basketball; Volleyball Official; News- paper Typist; Track. MARY ELIZABETH BELSKY “It is not the things we say but the things we do that count.” Ambition: Navy Nurse Activities: Girl Track Team 12. 30 DOUGLAS WALKER BENSON “Doug” “Take things always by the smooth handle.”’ Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Glee Club 11, 12; Basketball 11; Newspaper 11. E co, p _' @ JUDITH TINGLEY BENSON iP +. “Judi” e «The highest wisdom is continued cheerful- ness.” Ambition: Airline Stewardess Activities: Badminton 10, Volleyball 10. WILLIAM A. BENTZ “Bill” “He looks on life with quiet eyes.” Ambition: Office Worker PAUL GEORGE BETTENCOURT Ny OSes ‘An amiable and courteous gentleman’’ Ambition: Engineer Activities: Football; French Club; Assembly Com- mittee; Portuguese Club. NANCY JEAN BLISS “Here today, gone tomorrow’ Ambition: Nurse Activities: Basketball 11, 12; Soccer 12; History Club 11; Drama Club 11, 12; Yearbook. JOSEPH A. BRESCIA “Shiba” “Rascals are always sociable.” Ambition: Supermarket Manager Activities: Ring Committee; School Color Com- mittee; Junior Class Treasurer, Yearbook; Football 2, 3; Jr. Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Baseball 2, 3. 31 CAROL A. BROWN “Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows.” Ambition: Secretary Activities: Basketball 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12 Newspaper; Spanish Club; Library Assistant. DARLENE ANN CARLSON “Pleasing to all, annoying to none.” Ambition: English Teacher Activities: Ski Club 10; Volleyball 11, 12; Soft- ball 11, 12; Basketball 12; Newspaper Staff. JEANNE RITA CHARETTE “Jeannie” “Vivacious, carefree and frolicsome is she.” Ambition: Secretary Activities: Newspaper; Yearbook; Basketball; Vol- leyball. 32 JUDY JEE JAN CHOW “It’s nice being natural when you're natural- ly nice.” Ambition: teacher Activities: Volleyball 10, 11; Basketball 10; Badminton 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Soccer 12; Newspaper 12; Yearbook 12. BEVERLY BARBARA CHURCH “Bev”’ “Laughter cures all ills.” Ambition: Hairdresser Activities: Basketball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 12; Newspaper 11. ROSEMARIE LISA CIMINO “Rosey” “Though this be madness, There’s method in it.” Ambition: Bookkeeper Activities: Photo Club 11, 12; Newspaper 11; Bas- ketball 12. Feet, JEAN ELYSE) CLEGG “A daughter of the gods and most fair.” Ambition: Pratt Institute Activities: Library Club 10; Drivers Ed. 10; His- tory Club 11; Prom Committees 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. ANTHONY JOSEPH COLANGELO bInG. “The greatest pleasure in life is conver- sation.” Ambition: Business Career Activities: Football 11; Junior Class Secretary; Glee Club 10; Track 10. DONNA LEE CONLEY “Good nature is the richest quality of a personality.” Ambition: Legal Secretary Activities: Basketball 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Vol- leyball 10; Drama Club 10; Senior Prom Comm. MICHAEL S. DOMENICI “I could be good if I would but it’s so boring being good.” Ambition: Draftsman VALERIE JEAN DONOFRIO Viale “Laughter and a life of fun will always follow her.” Ambition: College Activities: Newspaper 11, 12; Jr., Sr. Prom Com- mittee, Girls Intramurals 11, Yearbook Advertis- ing Committee; Drama Club 10. STEPHEN DRAINVILLE “Agamemnon” “To be young is to be as one of the im- mortal gods.”’ Ambition: Classicist Activities: Football 12; Track 11, 12; Swim 12; History Club 11; Newspaper 11, 12. 35 KENNETH WALLACE DELROSSO “Kenny” “Life is fortified by many friends.”’ Ambition: Farmer Activities: Track 11, 12; Football 12; Yearbook Sports Editor; Class Treasurer 12. MARY LAURIE EMOND “I have no mockings or arguments, I wit- ness and wait.” Ambition: Marriage Activities: Jr. Prom Committee Yearbook Ad- vertising Committee. JOSEPH ef SE LORIO “Folio” “Got no worries, got no cares”’ Ambition: Undecided CAROL ANN GAMBOA “Sincerity is the basis of all virtue.” Ambition: Marriage Activities: Basketball Intramurals 11, 12; Year- book Advertising Committee; Library Assistant 12; Jr. Prom Committee. SANDRA LOUISE GARRETT “Sandy” “Life is not life at all without delight.” Ambition: I. B. M. Operator Activities: Yearbook Advertising Committee; Glee Club. DAVID JOSEPH GOUVEIA “Corvair”’ “Never trouble trouble ’till trouble troubles ” you. Ambition: Undecided 37 38 RICHARD FRANK GRACE “Rich” “My life is for itself and not for a spec- tacle.”’ Ambition: Chemist DONNA MARIE GRENIER ‘Ask me no questions, I'll tell you no lies.” Ambition: Undecided Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Volleyball 10; Badminton 10; Yearbook 12; Newspaper 10, 12. JANET SUSAN GRISWOLD “Jan” “In she comes with lusts of laughter.” Ambition: Switchboard Operator Activities: Badminton 10; Volleyball 10, 12; Bas- ketball 12. NANCY LORRAINE HARTLING “From the crown of her head to the sole of her feet, she ts all mirth.” Ambition: Undecided Activities: Volleyball 10, 11; Basketball 10, 11; Newspaper 12; Yearbook 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12. ELEANOR GLADYS HENDRICKS £ ‘EI’ , “Her presence lends its warmth and joy to all who go before it.” Ambition: Executive Secretary Activities: Yearbook Advertising Committee; Vol- leyball 12; Jr. Prom Committee. BETSY LEE HEUBERGER ‘A friend may be reckoned the masterpiece of nature.” Ambition: College Activities: National Honor Society 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Yearbook Classes Editor; Basketball 11) 12: Volleyball) 11, 123, History Club iis Jr. Prom Committee. MICHAEL EDWARD HICKS “Mike” “Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear.” Ambition: Engineer Activities: Football 12. SANDRA CHRISTINE HODGEMAN “Sandy” “Only two days a week do I worry; one was yesterday the other is tomorrow.” Ambition: Marriage Activities: Drama Club 11. SUSAN M. HOPKINS ‘Born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad.” Ambition: Medical Secretary Activities: Softball 10; Basketball 10, 11; Field Hockey 10; Spanish Club 10, 12; Newspaper 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Volleyball 10; Jr. Prom Committee; Soph. Hop Committee. LINDA MAY HORTON e Ling “Good nature is the richest quality of a personality.” Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Activities: Volleyball 11, Newspaper 11, 12; His- tory Club 11; Drama Club 12; Jr. Prom Com- mittee. IDELLE ANNE HOWITT “Born to battle” Ambition: College Activities: National Honor Society 11, 12; Dra- ma Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12; History Club 11; Student Council 12, Newspaper Newspaper Column 11, 12; Softball 11, 12; Basketball 10, 1ijet2;aVolleyballs 10,7 11; Soccer 12; Track) 12: SANDRA HITCHINGS JAMES Boat “Gentle, sweet and kindly toward all.” Ambition: To be listed in Who’s Who. Activities: National Honor Society 10, Treasurer 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12 Varsity Basketball, Softball 10, Intramurals 11, 12; Prom Committee 11, 12; School Play 12; Yearbook Act. Ed.; Driv- er Ed. 10. 42 CAROL JUDKINS “No one knows what he can do ’till he tries.” Ambition: Marriage Activities: Library Assistant 11, 12; Girls Chorus. MARILYN JEAN KANE “A lady makes no noise.” Ambition: Secretary Activities: Basketball 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Com- mittee; Glee Club 10; Newspaper 11, 12; Volley- ball 10. WILLIAM KANE “In quietness shall be your stength.” Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Football 10; Chorus 10; Wrestling. CHARLES WILSON KILLAM JR. “Chip” “All great men are dead, and I’m not feeling well.” Ambition: Mech. Engineer Activities: Football; Track; Yearbook Asst. Edi- tor; Pres. National Honor Society; Glee Club; Drama Club; Lettermen’s Club (Pres.). SANDRA JEAN KNIGHT “Sandy” “Industry is not only the instrument of im- provement, but the foundation of pleasure.” Ambition: Minister of Christian Social Con- cerns Activities: National Honor Society 11, 12. % es f , é | peer breage: 01 dh caaccery } “s FER PISO LIN ri , a ‘ é ul . KATHLEEN MARY LAMB “Kathy” “A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.” Ambition: Secretary Activities: Glee Club 10; Newspaper 11, 12; Dra- ma Club 10, 11, 12; Photography Club 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom Committee; Yearbook Phot. Staff. 43 MERYL ANN LEACH “Her air, her manner, all who saw ad- mired.” Ambition: Dental Technician Activities: Basketball 10, 11; Volleyball 10, 11; Badminton 10; Yearbook Organizations Editor; Cheelakend KO, alah, alee. ROGER ALLAN LEFFINGWELL “Speed tips” ‘He is so quiet . . . sometimes.” Ambition: Graduate successfully and take it from there. DALE ALLISON LEONARD “A merry heart doeth good like a medicine.” Ambition: Nurse Activities: Basketball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10; Drama Club 11, 12; Glee Club 10; Soccer 11, 12; Track 12; History Club 11. RUSSELL JOHN LePAGE BLepifa “For the love of laughter, hinder not the humor of his design.” Ambition: Commercial Artist Activities: Baseball 11; Cross Country 12; Glee Club 12; Lettermen’s Club 12; Yearbook 12; Jr. Prom Committee KATHLEEN ANN LINDBERG “Kathy” “Continued laughter may be a virtue in women.” Ambition: Teacher Activities: Library Club 10; Drivers Ed. 10; History Club 11; Prom Committees 11, 12; Span- ish Club 10, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Advertising Comm. MARGARET LOUISE LISBON “Pegpy” ‘To have a friend one must be one.” Ambition: Receptionist Activities: Future Nurses Club 10; Basketball 10.0611 ssl 20 capt.) sav olleyballigei0, mil w22, (capt.); Softball 11; Drama Club 11; Jr. Prom Committee; Newspaper Typing Staff. 45 AUDREY RUTH LUSH “Audie” “Patience is the best of all institutions.” Ambition: Typist Activities: Basketball 12; Yearbook Advertising Committee. ELIZABETH ANN MACEDO PLibr “Youth is the time for all pleasure.” Ambition: Typist Activities: Senior Prom Committee; Newspaper Typing Staff; Yearbook. THOMAS MICHAEL MACEDO “Tom” “Forward and Frolic glee was there, the will to do, the soul to dare.” Ambition: Chef or Photographer Activities: Spanish Club; Intramural Wrestling. e e . RICHARD THOMAS MACHADO “Rich” “A small Man may cast a large shadow.” Ambition: History Teacher Activities: Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Camera Club 10, 11, 12; Future Teachers Club 10; Jr. Prom Comm. (co-chairman); Spanish Club 12; History Club 11; Newspaper 11, 12, Editor-in-chief 12. THOMAS LEE McATEE “Tom” “Men who say little may be the wisest.”’ Ambition: Business Manager Activities: Football 12; Wrestling 12. JANICE MURIEL MEDEIROS e ‘Jan’ ’ “Obliging and cheerful, industrious and kind.” Ambition: Mattiage 47 CHARLES JOSEPH MELLO JR. “Charlie” “Happiness is not necessarily a destination, but a means of travel.” Ambition: Draftsman Activities; Football JOHN FRANCIS MELLO ‘Never was there genius without a touch of madness.” Ambition: College—Happiness Activities: Glee Club 12; Basketball 11; V. President National Honor Society 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Yearbook Editor-in-Chief; Jr. Prom Committee. STEVEN C. MIRANDA “Spoolie”’ “His limbs were cast in manly mold, for hardy sports and contests bold.” Ambition: Millionaire Activities: Baseball 10, 11 (capt. 11); Football 11, 12 (capt.) Bus. Mgr. Newspaper 11. THOMAS MICHEAL MOORE Reda “There never was a saint with red hair.” Ambition: Carpenter Activities: Football 11, 12; Wrestling 12. CLIFFORD FRANK NELSON wClitts “The unspoken word never does harm.”’ Ambition: Sportscaster Activities: Boys Glee Club 11, 12; Basketball Mgr. 11, 12; Band 12. ELEANOR LOUISE NICHOLS SETS “A laugh to be joyous must flow from a joyous heart.” Ambition: Math Major Activities: Newspaper 12. 49 50 KAREN G. NONNENMACHER “A day for toil, an hour for sport, but for a friend is life too short.” Ambition: Navy Wave Activities: Volleyball 11; Track 12. EDWIN LATHROPE OAKLEY III Eddie’ “To do easily what is difficult for others, is the mark of talent.” Ambition: State Trooper Activities: Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Newspaper 11, 12; Prom Committees 11, 12; Class Vice-President 11, 12. CHRISTINE PEARL ONDRICK “Chris” ‘Live while you live while you live . Ambition: Hairdresser Activities: Yearbook Advertising Committee. VERONICA ORMONDE “Ronnie” “Man has his will—but woman has her ” way. Ambition: Hairdresser Activities: Yearbook Advertising Committee; Bas- ketball Intramurals. KENNETH ROBERT OSTIGUY “Ken” ‘He who says little has little to answer for.’ Ambition: Accountant GLENN OSWALD “Our thoughts and our actions are our own.” Ambition: Architect or Photographer Activities: Band 11, 12; Science Club 10; Or- chestra 10; Art Club 10; Photography 11, 12; Glee Club 11; Newspaper 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Track 12; Swim Team 12 (capt.); Football 11. 51 52 MARGO ARLENE PEARCE “There is no greater everyday virtue than cheerfulness.” Ambition: Beautician Activities: Badminton 10; Track 12; Newspaper 12; Chorus ike LINDA JEAN PANEK “Paneke”’ “A daughter of the gods, tall and fair.” Ambition: Hairdresser Activities: Basketball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Badminton 10. Basketball 10, 12; Volleyball 10; GEORGE PIERCE JR. “Gige”’ “I'd rather laugh a bright haired boy, than reign a grey-beard king.” Ambition: Teaching Activities: Band 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Football 11; Boy’s Chorus 11, 12; Yearbook 12. SANDRA DOROTHY POPE “Sandy” “Softly speak and sweetly smile.” Ambition: Spanish Teacher Activities: Bi-Phi-Chem Club 12; Spanish Club 12; Newspaper Staff 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Volleyball 11; Yearbook 12; Drama Club 11; Jr. Prom Committee. DOUGLAS EARL POTTER “Doug” “The glory of young men is their strength.” Ambition: Postman Activities: Football 11, 12 (co-capt.); Wrestling. RICHARD F. POWER “There is also a sure reward for faithful silence.” Ambition: Undecided ELIZABETH ANN PRYOR BHetiie “Reason and calm judgment, the qualities especially belonging to a leader.” Ambition: Teacher of Business Education Activities: Class President 11, 12; Student Coun- cil 11, 12 President 12; Girl’s Intramurals 11, 12. JOAN MARY PRZYBYLA “Joni” “A girl with spirit, a girl with pep, a finer friend you’ve never met.” Ambition: College Activities: Driver Ed. 10; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; School Plays 12; Yearbook; Basketball Volley- ball 10, 11, 12; Newspaper 11; Nat. Honor Soc. Secretary 11, 12; Jr. Prom Comm.; History Club ita ks BONNIE ALICIA RANDALL “Born with the gift of laughter.” Ambition: Nurse Activities: Band 10; Drama Club 11; Newspaper 12; Soccer 10, 12; Field Hockey 10; Basketball 10; Driver Ed. 10. LINDA MAY RAPOSA “Rappa”’ “Always jolly and quite carefree; life may be dull but never is.”’ Ambition: Interpreter Activities: Young Democrats Club 10, 11; Dance Comm. 10, 11, 12; Math Club 10, 11; Newspaper 12; Yearbook—Typing 10, Photography 12; Ad- vertising 10, 12; Nat. Honor Soc. 11, 12; Soft- ball, Soccer, Swimming, Basketball,—10, 11, 12. MARY LOUISE RODERICK ‘“Mary-Louie”’ ‘Small brooks make the greatest noise.” Ambition: Office Worker Activities: Business Club 10; Volleyball 10, 11; Basketball 11, 12. MAUREEN BRIDGET RYAN “Moe” “Intelligence, friendliness and fun all wrapped up in one.” Ambition: Medical Secretary Activities: Chairman Jr. Prom Comm.; Basketball 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Yearbook Advertising Staff. 55 56 WILLIAM STEVEN SALEEBA “A little mischief now and then makes life more interesting.” Ambition: Veterinarian Activities: Photography Club 11; Wrestling 12. KEITH ERICH SCHURKUS “He is the child of thought and thought is the child of action.” Ambition: Analytical Chemist Activities: Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Audio Visual 10, 11, 12; Newspaper 11, 12; Lettermen’s Club 12; Cross Country 12; Baseball 11; Track 12; Bi-Phy-Chem Club 12; History Club 11; Science Fair. ALBERT SHELDON “He puts his worries in a pocket with a hole in it.” Ambition: Undecided JOSEPH PAUL SILVA JR. “To sleep, perchance to dream.” Ambition: Designer Activities: Football; Glee Club. TERRENCE MICHAEL SLATTERY eLetrys “Some think the world is made for fun and frolic and so do I.” Ambition: Happiness Activities: Track; Weightlifting. BRUCE E. SOULE neds “Stately and tall he moves in the hall, the chief of a thousand for grace.” Ambition: Engineer Activities: Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Lettermen’s Club 12; Boy’s Glee Club 11, 12. 57 58 CAROL ANN SOUZA “Although she is quiet, one knows she is there;- Ambition: 1.B.M. Operator Activities: Basketball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11; Jr. Prom Committee; Newspaper; Girl's Lead- ers Club 11; Pep Squad 10. WAYNE PETER STALTARE “The man who loves and laughs must sure do well.” Ambition: Real Estate Agent Activities: Football 11; Editor-in-Chief News- paper 11; Class Ring Committee 11; Drama Club Nite 1s JAMES ROBERT T. STUART “Tim” “On their own merits modest men are si- lent,” Ambition: To see the world without working. Activities: Audio Visual 10, 11; Newspaper 12. TONI SYKES “What she lacks in size she makes up in energy.” Ambition: Teacher Activities: Newspaper 11, 12; Volleyball; Bas- ketball; Spanish Club 12; Library Assistant. THOMAS T. TANSEY “Tom” “He is the happy kind whose nature never worries.” Ambition: Military Service : WILLIAM RHODES TAYLOR “Bill” “He who laughs best today will also laugh last.” Ambition: Basketball Coach Activities: Football 11, 12; Cross Country 10;.Bas- ketball Co-Capt. 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Band 11, 12; Lettermen’s Club 11, 12; Boy’s Chorus 11, 12; Student Council—V.Pres. 11, President 12. 59 60 PATRICIA GAIL TOPPIN baba “Friend more divine than all divinities.” Ambition: Secretary Activities: Basketball 11, 12; Drama Club 10; Jr. Prom Comm. Senior Prom Comm.; Yearbook Advertising Staff; Volleyball 10; Basketball. MARGUERITE LESLIE TURNER “Les” “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” Ambition: Home Economist Activities: D.A.R.; Nat. Honor Soc. 11, 12; Year- book Business Mgr.; Senior Class Sec.; Student Council Sec. 11; Drama Club 11, 12 (Pres. 11) Jt. Prom Comm. Ring Comm. 11; Intramurals 10,141,912: REBECCA JEAN VENTURA “Becky” “She that can have patience can have what she will.” Ambition: Legal Court Secretary Activities: Newspaper 12; Volleyball 11; Basket- ball 11; Prom Committees 11, 12; Yearbook Ad- vertising Staff. BRUCE MICHAEL WALZ “Blues” “Ber gone my, cares.. I casts thees to- ithe winds.” Ambition; Auto Mechanic GLENNIS WARD “Vim and vitality, sweet personality.” Ambition: Mgr. of Country Belles Activities: Volleyball (capt.); | Cheerleading (capt.); Jr. Prom Comm.; Basketball; Yearbook —Sports Editor; Track (capt.). JUDITH ANN WELCOME rode “Friendliness is the greatest of all virtues.” Ambition: Business Teacher 61 62 JAMES WEYKER ‘Tumbler’ “It’s a wise crack that knows its own father.” Ambition: Rich Happy LYNETTE ANN WHITFORD “Serious yet with smiles, and gay yet earnest too.” Ambition: Nurse Activities: Basketball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11,12: Drama Club 11) History Gluby 11; Pho- tography Club 12. Senior Class Officers Vice-President Edwin Oakley Secretary Leslie Turner Treasurer Kenneth DelRosso President Elizabeth Pryor 63 Nees ve pate ge a ms BPE 5 - In Memortam ; D } j : J h +h v i j foot % 54 ; t ti i ; } } ‘ 5 , . r ty ‘ hes fh ¥ i ‘ ’ “A , , ; f , t Aer) Ht aie i} bes i ¢ i oon ry EON me i SEL OM TS Beet Donald A. Pyrennan eure is sey y ae i ‘ : | , 66 “T-minus ten and counting.” “If you just take your hand away from my mouth, maybe I can answer your question.” “What's that green thing swimming around in the soup.” “Uncle Sam wants you.” Rie “Personally, I prefer strawberry-vanilla.”’ Most Likely fo Succee Leslie oS, arner Charles Hillam : a Sag “ Te ost ‘Omcere ? fe i: ; i Leshe Turner 68 Did Tost a Or Hs SHS , Ofizabeth Pryor | ‘ + | iam Taylor te | Tost Popular ean Oharelle ut ie teve Miranda : 3 a on Best Looking Jean Clegg Russell LeS age rai bes CRBS ma ne ERS Most Masculine Sreve Miranda Most Feminine Meryl Leach Lesle Turner oo Charles Hillam : a ; 7I Best Dancers Patricia Andrade ene 88 i Dave Crouverd . Class Artists | Kosemary Cirmino Sfeve Derainvtlle Class Slirts Linda Kaposa Joe Prescta = 5 : 8 S = N Sandra Fope thiest (nn ‘Nan CY Star Paul Lettencourt Hin g Robert Allen fiigtuig’ € =; 4 4 z eae: 73 SOLGANIZE Di. Most dberg Kathy Bin Te erry Slattery caled ff Tost Oophis Meryl Leach Bruce Soule Best Athletes We argo Pearce Sieur WMiranda Most Gallible ae ie 4 eC ean! Jean Charelle a a he i 1 i Pruce Soule oe ae oe . ink Most Salbative Beverly Church Bruce Waltz Gis Cause Oalerte Don ofrio Russel LeSage ) Best Actresses e La Joan Preybyla Sandra James PANS f a ass Actor ae a Sohn Mello 76 be ease g ree eees i S1Cd Most Mu ee re Seer: SS as 4 ‘ 9 3 9 N S i Joy Adams Terry Slattery 77 78 Most Intellectual Best Dressed ° Valerie Don oftio Russell LeSage “This is one petition they’ll never confiscate “I can’t get into the dance, and just because I didn’t sign the guest book in the office.” “At last! perfect grape jelly.” “I eat a Type A school lunch.” 79 80 Class I, Joy Adams leave all my days absent to anyone who thinks they can beat them. I, Robert Allen, leave the flavored chalk for Mr. Maccarone I, Patricia Andrade, leave my yelling in the corridors to Mary Lou Propatier I, Heidi Bachand, leave to Mr. Gahan an autographed picture of Henry Fife. I, Mary Belsky, leave to Seekonk High School my off-white gym sneakers I, Douglas Benson, leave my locker 37 to anyone who is an ace mechanic I, Judith Benson, leave all my short skirts to Mrs. Mooney I, Paul Bettencourt, do leave. I, Nancy Bliss, leave all my discarded raisins to next years cooks. , Joseph Brescia, leave Scott Marquis the sports page in the Providence Journal, in Mr. Lyons study. , Carol Brown, leave a pair of track shoes, guaranteed to get you first place in lunch line. , Darlene Carlson, leave my gym equipment to someone that will use it. , Beverly Church, leave Mr. Bessette a written copy of the Constitution, Article 1, Sections 1-5. , Rosemarie Cimino, leave pep pills for anyone that takes Business Law. , Anthony Calyangelo, leave ‘“‘sadly’’ Mary Lou Propatier “Behind”. I, Donna Conley, leave Mrs. Mooney in peace and quiet I I I I, Jeanne Charette, leave all my gum to Mrs. Mooney. I I I I, Michael Domenici, leave—just leave I, Valerie Donofrio, leave my black shoes for Cindy Massey to wear I, Stephen Drainville, leave Mr. K. his own intercom system to practice on. I, Mary Emond, leave books, all of them I, Carol Gamboa, leave my history book and my ability to succeed in it to Mr. Maccarone. I, Sandra Garrett, leave my sleepiness to Mrs. Susman. I, David Gouveia, leave. I, Richard Grace, leave a smoke bomb to some underclassman. I, Eleanor Hendricks, would gladly leave my height to any underclassman, but it’s impossible. I, Betsy Heuberger, Leave my mathematical ability to Mr. Izzi I, Michael Hicks, leave my heart and soul. I, Sandra Hodgeman, leave my seat in Mr. Lyons room to my sister Brenda—if she’s lucky. I, Susan Hopkins, leave Geometry and Algebra II to whoever can understand them. I, Linda Horton, leave my German books to Pete and Doug. I, Idelle Howitt, leave my newspaper column, cakes, and jokes ... not hats. I, Sandra James, leave one slightly used smile to Mr. Maccarone. I, Carol Judkins, leave Miss Dobie my gym locker and one of my sneakers. I, Charles Killam, leave to Mr. Weintraub and his Earth Science class my flowered shirt. I, Sandra Knight, leave Seekonk High School, especially Miss Dobie, my athletic abilities. I, Kathleen Lamb, leave my brief forms in shorthand to all future stenographers. I, Roger Leffingwell, leave my broken locker to the next poor guy. I, Dale Leonard, leave my broken locker to a poor unsuspecting Junior. I, Russell LePage, leave my wardrobe to anyone with ‘‘class.” I, Kathleen Lindberg, leave my job of setting the table to future Home-Economic students. I, Margaret Lisbon, leave my sweet disposition in the morning. (Dill I, Audrey Lush, Leave my history notes to some under-privileged Junior. I, Elizabeth Macedo, leave all the luck and patience to spend another year at this school to Sue Jarvis. I, Thomas Macedo, leave some of my hair to Mr. Kaveny. I, Richard Machado, leave to my succeeding editors the disappointments and worries of our school paper. I, Thomas McAtee, leave Mr. Weintraub the bill for his M.G. I, Janice Medeiros, leave my art supplies to Mary and Jaye. I, Charles Mello, leave one slightly used football locker. I, John Mello, leave my job as editor of the Yearbook to anyone strong enough to do it and crazy enough to want it. I, Steven Miranda, leave to Mr. Hill my 4 year old, well-broken-in gym sneakers. I, Thomas Moore, leave part of my athletic equipment to Mr. Hill. I, Clifford Nelson, leave my earplugs to the next cymbal player. I, Edwin Oakley, leave my Business Management teacher to all students taking Business Management. I, Christine Ondrick, leave my make-up and mirror to Mr. Callahan. I, Veronica Ormonde leave my bestest English to Mr. Lyons. I, Glenn Oswald, leave my trigger finger to next years Photography Editor. I, Linda Panek, leave to Mr. Kaveny a free pass to have his scalp massaged, after I finish hairdressing school. I, Margo Pearce, leave my gum wrappers to Frank, the janitor. I, George Pierce, leave all my vocabulary words to Mrs. Lipton. I, Sandra Pope, leave all the typing worries of the Warrior to some lucky Junior. I, Douglas Potter, leave Article I, Sections 1-5 to anyone who talks in Mr. Bessett’s study. I, Elizabeth Pryor, leave tranquilizers to the next Senior Class President. I, Joan Przybyla, leave the ability to pronounce my last name to the teachers at Seekonk High. I, Bonnie Randall, Leave my best year at high school to any other newcomer. I, Linda Raposa, leave all my fouls in intramurals to Audrey. I, Mary Lou Roderick, leave my elevated heels to the next shortest Senior. I, Maureen Ryan, leave all my gum and candy to Mr. Bessette. I, William Saleeba, leave my mohair socks to Mr. Lyons. I, Keith Shurkus, leave—turning the Audio-Visual Dept. over to the Administration. I, Joseph Silva, leave the right to cut in the lunch line. I, Carol Souza, leave to Linda LaCroix rubber bands for her gym socks. I, Wayne Staltare, leave to Michelle Royer the ash tray I made in art. I, Toni Sykes, leave my Spanish knowledge to someone just beginning Spanish. I, Thomas Tansey, leave a toupee to someone in Seekonk High. I, William Taylor, leave all my hair sheared off by the barber to Mr. Kaveny. I, Patricia Toppin, leave Mrs. Mooney in peace and quiet. I, Leslie Turner, leave to next years Yearbook Business Manager, a LARGE bottle of Excedrin. I, Glennis Ward, leave my undivided attention to a great teacher, Mr. Andreozzi. I, Judith Welcome, leave my mondo boots to the school. I, James Weyker, leave my History notes to anyone who can understand them. I, Lynette Whitford, leave the teacher in 206 a Zayre’s special. 81 Sardeamt aa ee Ce) Zc 2 ee ee Oo A oz 84 Junior Class Officers Treasurer President Ann Hill Francis Van Dyke Vice President Secretary Susan David Michelle Royer JUNIOR H R 122 ROW 1 Robert Carroll, Christine Clegg, Sarah Barry, Carol Charron, Nancy Bragg, John Cabassa, ROW 2 Robert Charette, David Correia, Theodora Andrususki, Linda Bryson, Deborah Capello, William Antunes, Robert Allard. ROW 3 Joseph Craveiro, Stephen Cobb, Steven Cad- dick, Edward Carolar, Michael Butera, Neal Abelson. JUNIOR H R 120 ROW 1 Michael Chandley, Linda Erhardt, Barbara Dalton, Judy Franklin, Sharon Ellery, Susan David, Stephen Domenici. ROW 2 Richard Edgecomb, Ronald DePietro, Christine Ferreira, Paula Garrett, Cynthia Crompton, Peter Drape, Robert Boudreau, ROW 3 Michael Fiero, Gary Ledger, Lee Goyette, Donald Joost, Alfred Ecklund, Michael Giordano, John Gardiner. 85 86 JUNIOR H R 126 ROW 1 Sandra Jamieson, Elizabeth Hall, Susan Jarvis, Barbara Johnston, Karen Kennedy, Ann Hill, Janis Granata, Ann LeMere. ROW 2 Nora Longbottom, Raye Kingston, Linda Loranger, Marie Leiter, Linda LaCroix, Shirley Jones ROW 3 Gary Hennesy, Raymond Hodde, Gary Hubbard, Harold Gray, Richard Hicks, Peter Leite. ROW 4 Terry Hilton, David Horne, Kenneth LaCroix, Robert Hurst. JUNIOR H R 130 ROW 1 Dorothy Pina, Rose Marie Machado, Karen McDonald, Susan Lundgren, Maureen Lyons, Carol Nerney, Kathleen Mitchell, Cynthia Massey ROW 2 Janet Pray, Susan McGrath, Martha McMahon, Mary Lou Propateir, Sharon Pierce, Jean Rebello, Deborah Medeiros, Carol Pitassi. ROW 3 Stephen MacDonald, Stephen Manley, Alexander Matonis, Bruce Marshall, Peter Martin, Jeffrey Ogden, Robert Miranda. JUNIOR HR 124 ROW 1, Mary Tomlinson, Joan Speeckaert, Patricia Smith, Kathleen Sequin, Linda Sheldon, Stasie Sisco, Ktahy Simpson ROW 2 Marion Stone, Donna Jean Walker, Martha Sadler, Carol Watson, Kathryn VanAhnen, Robin Strom ROW 3 Michelle Royer, Wayne Rogers, Joseph Velardo, Scott Slaiding, Ronald Trahan, Janice Santos ROW 4 Michael Walek, Warren Roberge, Francis Van Dyke, William Tansey 87 88 Sophomore Class Officers } ¥ of: Vice-President President Jane Brescia Darlene Gelinas Treasurer Secretary John Hendricks Walter Chow SOPHOMORE H R 114 ROW 1 Deborah Cobb, Deborah Barney, Paula Bogosian, Nancy Adams, Karen Bliss, Nancy Amaral, Carol Allenson, ROW 2 Marjorie Beal, Debra Ainsworth, Joanne Abraham, Susan Bracker, Jane Brescia. ROW 3 Frederick Bernat, George Borges, David Brown, John Belsky, Steven Bielagus, ROW 4 David Allard, Ronald Amaral, Richard Boucher, Bernard Berthiaume. SOPHOMORE H R 201 ROW 1 Linda Colwell, Gloria Conti, Sheryl Diaz, Patricia Coggeshall, Constance Dutton, Sandra Beauregard, Linda Clark, Anne Buffington. ROW 2 Stanley Church, William Caddick, John DiPietro, Donald Carriere, Walter Chow, Robert Cloutier. ROW 3 John Drohan, Kenneth DeCarlo, Joseph Collins, Richard Ewart, Jeffrey Day. ROW 4 David Burke, Michael Carlson, Albert Edgecomb, Robert Ellery, Ronald DeSilva. 89 SOPHOMORE H R 205 ROW 1 Diane Guay, Darlene Gelinas, Anita Ferris, Mary Galvin, Carol Ferriera Linda Green- halgh, Cheryl Gustavson, ROW 2 Veronica Hall, Gail Feeley, Beverly Harris, Joy Fortin, Charlotte Gavel, Filomena Grima, Cynthia Francis, Deborah Green, Suzanne Hill, ROW 3 John Hendricks, Michael Gouveia, Frederick Harrop, Mark Helgerson, Paul Heuberger, Gilbert Gomes SOPHOMORE H R 209 ROW 1 Douglas Laprade, Paula Leite, Heidi Hood, Brenda Hodgeman, Stephanie LaCroix, Ann Kane, Donna Lambert, Peter Leddy, ROW 2 Robert Hopkins, Jayne Kane, Mary Hoyle, Barbara Jennings, Amy Killam, Dora Leavitt, Paula Johnson, Eric Johnson, ROW 3 David Hyland, Stephen Kandarian, Stephen Humphrey, Bruce Lassig, Kenneth Jackson ROW 4 Stephen La Croix, William Lee, Peter Jensen, George James SOPHOMORE H R 206 ROW 1 Donna Miniec, Constance Mattineau, Jeanne McDonald, Marjorie Lisbon Susan Lotti, Dale Mulholland, Linda Martineau, ROW 2 Darlene Morris, Wayne Miranda, Conrad Messier, Richard McGovern, James Markley, Joyce Mendes. ROW 3 James McAtee, William Nelson, William Luther, Kenneth Montiro ROW 4 Stephen Martin, Christopher Marshall, Scott Marquis Joseph Mintel. SOPHOMORE H R 210 ROW 1 Linda Rodgers, Pamela Rowntree, Marsha Samways, Karen Preston, Nancy Palumbo, Paula Rego. ROW 2 Donna Ostiguy, Beverly Pray, Diane Riccitelli, Christine Rogan, Karen Saunders. ROW 3 Patricia Nonnenmacher, Deborah Perry, Gary Rose, Edward Ring, Arthur Ring Vanessa Purnell, Donna Sagar, ROW 4 Gerald Perry, Thomas O’Brien, Thomas Orchel, Stephen Pinocci, Peter Pickett. 91 92 SOPHOMORE H R 215 ROW 1 Susan Veader, June Stuart, Pamela Smutek, Linda Zinni, Linda Sidebotham, Linda Yaghi- jian, Joyce Sorafine, ROW 2 Patricia Theroux, Denise Turner, Shelley Shaw, Elizabeth St. George, Nancy Vadnais, Gay Stonely. ROW 3 Glenn Ward, Charles White, James Taylor, Stephen Trahan, Clifton Smith, George Tamer, Dennis Shaheen. Freshman Class Officers President Secretary Ronald Raposa Marsha Dodd Vice-President Treasurer Diane Gelinas Melissa Scott 93 94 FRESHMAN H R 203 ROW 1 Richard Bliss, Carol Butterworth, Marcia Boots, Carol Boudreau, Donna Andrews, Judith Barao, Rod Bettencourt, ROW 2 Stanley Bienkiewicz, Katherine Bliven, Ione Cabassa, Karen Barney, Sylvia Brackett, Karen Adams, Raymond Blackledge, ROW 3 David Bellenoit, Robert Adams, Donald Bricault, Robert Boyd, Joseph Bielagus. ROW 4 William Carolan, John Bandilli, Joseph Barth, Michael Traveres, Robert Allen. Se a ee ection FRESHMAN H R 207 ROW 1 Jacqueline Dubuc, Meredith Dalton, Daphne Dauray, Patricia Dalton, Sandra Andrade, Ro- berta Pezullo, Linda Correia, Jaye Duffy, Barbara Drohan ROW 2 Linda Mancini, Theresa Drape, Lucy Della Torre, Kathy Peters, Barbara Charette, Kathleen Estrella, Marcia Dodd, ROW 3 Richard Daneau, Edward Emond, Paul De Fruscio, Paul Duffell, Fred Farrell, Kenneth Chasse, Edward Comstock, ROW 4 John Correia, Paul Dubuc, Matthew Fahey, Steve DeSilva, Richard Dalton, Robert Smith. FRESHMAN H R 211 ROW 1 Diane Gelinas, Deborah Handy, Rachel Howitt, Audrey Gouras, Kathleen Fleming, Kath- leen Hall. ROW 2 Diane Hetu, Ann Harding, Denise Fortin, Mary Francis, Robin Hargreaves, Catherine Goggin, Maureen Medeiros ROW 3 Su san Fitton, Paul Hardman, Edward Gonsalves, Mark Harrison, Wayne Garceau, Diane Jutras. FRESHMAN H R 213 ROW 1 Gary Lariviere, Audrey Leonard, Susan Machado, Elizabeth Manchester, Jodie Johnson, Elizabeth Humphrey, Corrine Mallon, Kenneth Kenyon. ROW 2 James Korkuc, Michael Larcher, Wendy Manning, Elaine Leite, Jacqueline Kane, Mildred Leiter, Richa-2 Longbottom, Gilbert LaMaria, ROW 3 Rand Jordan, Joseph Kusiak, John Hulme, Charles Kane, Scott LePage, Fred Dobras, ROW 4 Richard Lundgren, Clifford Laushway, Peter Kerr, Stephen Johnson, David Lucrkut, Stephen Lombardi. 95 96 FRESHMAN H R 208 ROW 1 Edward Sirois, Sandra Penacho, Shirley McGovern, Patricia Pearce, Carole Redlund, Lynn Mirando, Nancy O’Brien, Deborah McCarron ROW 2 Elaine Royer, Karen Padykula, Deborah Nonnenmacher, Linda Oulette, Donna Olean, Deborah Mello, Julie McDonnell ROW 3 Mary Mitchell, Kenneth Nordstrom, William Power, Stephen Perry, Paul Martin, Larry Norstrom, Anna Pina. ROW 4 Joseph Saleeba, Michael Martin, Thomas Sagar, Neil Martin, Ronald Raposa, Daniel Ahern FRESHMAN H R 212 ROW 1 Elaine Hennessey, Melissa Scott, Betsy Young, Michele St. Peter, Christine Garrett, Johanna Veader, Velta Hicks, ROW 2 Mary Dias, Carol Sisco, Doris Schaefer, Winifred Snape, Norma Banna, Judith Stellmach, Mary Pelletier ROW 3 Mark Voorhees, Stephen Garvey, Kris Oswald, Raymond Secour, David Souci, Robin Shields ROW 4 John Warrener, Jeff Lacroix, Robert Berthiaume, Michael Amaral, John Mirando FRESHMAN H. R. 202 ROW 1 Elaine Tullson, Wanda Wilson, Sharon Viau, Barbara Wysocki, Shelia Viau, Susan White, Elaine Shaw, Patricia Tame, ROW 2 Elise Strickland, Stephanie Speigle, Marilyn Philbrook, Donna Viera, Susan Stedman, Anne Vendetti, Beverly Shaheen, ROW 3 Donna Stebbene, George Sykes, Stanley Szcpanek, Steven Sherman, Michael Silva, James Souza, Deborah Stevens. ROW 4 Christopher Taveres, Fred Zachowski, Robert Taylor, William Woodside, Gary Tracy, Andras Yaghijian 97 (1. to r.) F. Dobras, §. McDonald, K. Schurkus, G. Oswald, J. McAtee, D. Lucrkut. Peace Essay The Peace Essay Contest, spon- sored by the Lions Club, was of- fered to all Seekonk High students. This enabled them to express their ideas for World Peace. The winners were given cash awards at a banquet held in their honor. Science Fair Awards This year Seekonk High School held its first annual science fair under the direction of Henry Cembalisty, head of the Science Dept. Besides the major winners ten honorable mention award were given to Meryl Leach, Nancy Adams, Nancy Amaral, Chris Clegg, Mary Galvin, Gary Hennesey, Clifton Smith, Mark Harrison, Candace Killam, and John Warrener. Senior division winners Glenn Oswald and Keith Schurkus were sent to the Regional Fair and won third place awards. (1 to r) J. McDonnell, (third prize), L. Zinni (first prize), Charles J. Mello, I. Howitt (second prize). D.A.R. Award LESLIE TURNER Leslie Turner was singled out by her class- mates and teachers to receive the good citi- zenship award presented annually by the Daughters of the American Revolution, for outstanding citizenship leadership, service and scholastic achievement. Leslie truly deserves this honor which was bestowed upon her not only because of her pleasing personality, but also because of her numerous scholastic and extra-curricular accomplishments. eaHeth DelRosso Betsy Heuberger Sports Editor Class Editor a Year Meryl Leach | Organizations Editor hy oy ait Hi Glennis’ Ward Mr. Donald Lyons PANES iar Sports Editor Advisor Charles. Killam : Faculty Editor Leslie Turner Advertising Editor book tors 67 Sandra James Activities Editor John Mello Glenn Oswald Editor-in-chief | Photography Editor — et NE Yearbook Advertising Staff eo i ee 9h ‘ ADVERTISING STAFF (1 to r) ROW 1 J. Charette V. Donofrio, L. Turner, H. Bachand. ROW 2 C. Ondrick, E. Hendricks, V. Ormonde, K. Lindberg, J. Przybyla, S. Pope, J. Adams, P. Andrade, I. Howitt, M. Ryan. LIBRARY CLUB ROW 1 N. Banna, T. Sykes, C. Brown, D. Walker. ROW 2 J. Kane, S. Jones, M. Hoyle, M. Sadler, D. Andrews, J. Kane, S. Pinacho. 102 National Honor Society The first year of the National Hon- or Society at Seekonk High was primarily a formative one in which the members learned the duties and functions of the National Honor Society and helped set up the qualifications for admission of new members. HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1 J. Przybyla, C. Killam, J. Mello, S. James. ROW 2 B. Heuberger, L. Raposa, J. Chow, M. Roderick, B. Pryor, ROW 3. I. Howitt, S. Pope, G. Oswald, L. Turner, S. Knight. (not pictured, Jean Clegg) 103 Audio Visual FIRST ROW: P. Bettencount, K. Schurkus, G. Hennesey SEC- OND ROW: D. Carrier, R. Edgecomb, J. McAtee, E. Gonsal- ves Lettermen’s Club ‘y ' ‘i FIRST ROW: B. Soule, C. Killam, M. Fiero, W. Antunes SECOND ROW: F. VanDyke, S. Miranda, W. Taylor, R. Lepage THIRD ROW: S. Drainville, W. Rogers, B. Domina, K. Schurkus Student Council The Student Council is a service organiza- tion. Its purpose is to provide student ex- pression, improve and stimulate school mo- rale, and provide ideas to further the growth and development of the school government. The Student Council has also been of service to the school. It has ushered at school events, and sold book covers to the students. Next year the student council will have a broad area of ideas to choose from to form another productive yeat. FIRST ROW: F. VanDyke, L. Hern, W. Taylor, S. Jarvis. SECOND ROW: B. Pryor, I. Howitt, D. Gelinas, D. Green, K. Adams. THIRD ROW: M. Voorhees, R. Raposa, D. Allard 105 106 ed eee Ss SR inom Ro + a RIE ed - RN EN a a eed Be ec aN sa SM lt Seekonk High School’s Dramatic Society under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Lipton and Mr. Bruce Ellis, has completed a successful year. In March the Dramatic Society connected with eleven other high schools in Stoughton Mass. and walked away with two awards. Rep- resenting our school was Linda Hearn and Jeffery Day. The class play, ‘The Skin of our Teeth’, presented in May, showed the outstanding accomplishments of seniors and underclassmen. Type it! I can’t even spell it! Newspaper Staff NEWSPAPER, ROW 1 (I. to r.)—L. Barnhorst, D. Walker, S. Ellery, R. Machado, Business mgr. L. Horton, Editor R. Machado, S. Bracker, J. Granarda, C. Dutton, M. Beal, L. Zinni. ROW 2—M. Pearce, M. Kane, K. Lamb, R. Ventura, L. Raposa, P. Smith, S. Pope, I. Howitt, T. Sykes, C. Brown, V. Donofrio, B. Randall, S. Hopkins. ROW 3—D. Grenier, N. Hartling, J. Chow, J. Stuart, D. Benson, K. Schurkus, T. Hilton, $. Drainville, G. Oswald, M. Helgerson, E. Nichols, D. Carlson, A. Hill. 107 FIRST ROW: K. Lindberg, R. Machado, S. Pope; SECOND ROW: D. Walker, P. Smith, S. Hopkins, L. Turner, S. Ellery, C. Ferreira, C. Brown, T. Sykes THIRD ROW: J. Przybyla, T. Macedo, A. Edgecomb, K. DiCarlo, R. Machado Spanish Club Math Award The Annual Mathematics test sponsored by the Society of Actuaries was given to a select group of seniors and juniors. The school winner was Betsey Heuberger. Her score, along with the scores of the second and third place winners, will represent Seekonk High in na- tional competition. BETSEY HEUBERGER 108 Bi-Phy-Chem The Bi-Phy-Chem Club, under the direction of Mr. Oscar DePaola, (chemistry dept.) and Mr. John Han- ley (biology dept.) meets every Monday after school to perform experiments not usually covered in the high school science courses. The organization is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America, and last January visited the Bos- ton Museum of Science. FIRST ROW: M. Stone, C. Clegg, L. Goyette, B. Johnston, S. Pope SECOND ROW: W. Nelson, J. McAtee, C. Allenson, D. Walker, D. Ewart, R. Boucher; THIRD ROW: G. Hennesey, D. Burke, J. Ogden, B. Allen, T. Hilton, K. Schurkus, C. Smith. 109 CHORUS, ROW 1. (1 to r) C. Ferreria, M. St. Peter, D. Verra, J. Kane, P. Nonnemacher, E. St. George, J. Abraham, D. Gelinas, B. Shahan, T. Francis, B. Johnston, C. Gavel. ROW 2. C. Butterworth, W. Manning, D. O’lean, J. Kane, S. Bracker, D. Ains- worth, P. Bogosian, S. Shaw, K. Barney, C. Ferreria, L. LaCroix, D. Mulholland. ROW 3. A. Leonard, P. Rego, M. Stoney, C. Martineau, L. Colwell, C. Dutton, D. Riccatelli, L. Rogers, B. Young, G. Stonely, D. Penarcho, C. Francis. Band, Chorus and Glee Club BAND, ROW 1. (1 to r) S. Sherman, F. VanDyke, M. Leiter, E. Strickland, G. Oswald, ROW 2—D. Viera, C. Ferreria, G. Hubbard, L. Yaghian, §. MacDonald, P. Mar- 110 FIRST ROW: Mr. Robert Paul (Director) C. Tavares, W. Tay lor, R. Lepage J. Warrener; SECOND ROW; C. Killam, G. Pierce, D. Benson THIRD ROW: B. Soule, J. Mello, C. Nelson So a De 2a Se ae te Se ee ee oe 0 a a LF erry) Tet th OT ae ; i | i LT ETET LLL | ers eas Mri it rari tib bt ia fila i tin, C. Butterworth, E. St. George, J. Day, K. Bliven, M. N. Adams, R. Blackledge, M. Martin, P. DeFruscio, F. Scott, M. Dodd, ROW 3 W. Taylor, G. Pierce, F. Farrell, R. Dobras, L. Nordstrom, T. Sagar, B. Carolan, C. Laushway, LePage, Mr. Paul, W. Garceau, D. Brown, S. Bienkiewicz, E. Gonsalves, M. Fiero, G. James. “Miss your cue, will you!” “Who says basketball is a big man’s game!” 112 Football FRONT ROW: Coach Hill, M. Hicks, B. Soule, C. Mello, S. Miranda, T. Moor, J. Brescia, S. Drainville, D. Potter, K. Del- Rosso, C. Killam, T. McAtee W. Taylor, SECOND ROW: Mgr. W. Nelson, P. Bettencourt, N. Abelson, R. Boudreau, R. DiPitro, W. Antunes, R. Trahan, B. Domina, J. Cabassa, J. Velardo, A. Ecklund, D. Horn, Coach Bowes. THIRD ROW: Mgr. S. Garvey M. Fiero, B. Clark, R. Ellery, F. Bernat, S. Bielagus, D. Hyland, S. Marquis, P. Martin, J. DiPitro, Mgr. D. Correia. Football ’66 Seekonk Opponents 0 SOMErSeC EEN OPE oath ele 8 MarthaissV ineyatd ine) ei eee eee (0) D Retin ae eee Ol ie oat ee 0) Lincoln = 45.2 Petts ee meet en ED 12 Kine? Phillip ae Meee te eet SB) 0 Caseuhirtien tt Sarat che eta ae 26 Ponogansett cece: ce ate nO 14 Norton,’ 0 ee ed eee LO 114 10TS Sen 116 Cross-Countr FRONT ROW: M. Harrison, S. LePage, F. Van Dyke, K. Schurkus, Leger, Coach Hatch Cross-Country 66 Seekonk Opponent 35 DAcroa (rieartwemt fee cana: ee Ee 2S 18 ENIOUOH EINE er reine ne Shey Me acne oe 425 20 PCO aye ene as au tere Erase ae 2 Ramee cas Ota Eo ik Hee 55 16 SOMEetSclm em eee POS 8 A Canna 44 35 POLSON a DLIOL Yap Var feetel te aie 2 AW NOLO ime ool ere ele a oars, het wegen 491 p 24 incon... Tee er ae eo L TRIPLE MEET Seekonk 31 Gasen25 Somerset 81 STATE MEET 14’th of 26 Pee OS : 4 ; 117 118 Basketball FIRST ROW. S. Slading, T. Fox, B. Taylor, W. Chow Mgr. C. Nelson, B. Domina, S. Marquis, B. Soule, Coach Bessette, W. Rogers, J. Belsky, D. Cloutier, Mgr. R. Edgecomb, Coach Hatch Basketball ’67 Seekonk Opponent 36 LSimdatl Pis Seta ee Ore eee 49 27 EY lye Batt yates ee eee, ts oe 64 46 AWC 9 aie) i re eg On and 47 42 i AWN COE pitas °, geyser a ou 46 SOMICTSCL Feet ec re ete eae 55 56 CECT eps ale Pht one 5 FES rap AGT Ae TA 45 Bods Rama er screen has cea tates cia ortho ts 44 48 GE SURE OGRE hd eRe de Sage opi ae a. 34 I Oly eB atatly gers ce tit. onige kia 3 asstienee Ee 46 VRESLDOLL eter been Gls ig oy S508 ys alate vas 47 50 Gy OSCE ee mre ene ee as aketla a9 53 RSCHTTEE SEU erent tae sc careiclis aac? oases 46 45 EAS Cie ee NE ee Cl, ce By. ata lees 65 59 es Reema neta ar hee sae Male le onat 60 33 INGThONEE ce cnet et es Rtn ies A 61 45 IN OLEON Sie esis eco a ens aes Fan 54 54 SPATICLOWS rine tic. dee ote sures fos 26 50 MAanstield mec teen te Gn a. eS 62 66 inifavadesteverhta cated Ce lb gee gee fen Raee Ae ccanPa 42 48 eetrsciel clae westeeer fe ae Aig Ai = oo ace 59 Junior Varsity 2 Sees FIRST ROW: S. Lombardi, P. Heuberger, P. Leddy, W. Chow SECOND ROW: P. Picket, P. Duffel, S. Bielagus, Coach Hatch, R. DeSilva S. Pinnuci, C. White, D. Brown. dint citi tmmnsee” er aie SIS FIRST ROW: Coach Mayers, M. Helgerson, R. Bettencourt, J. Collins S. DeSilva, R. Goodnow, SECOND ROW: R. Miranda, M. Chandley, S. Sherman, D. Joost, J. Velardo, G. Rose (mgr.) THIRD ROW: G. Oswald, S. Drainville, N. Ableson, G. Hubbard, B. Hopkins. Swimming ’67 Seekonk Opponent 39 PA WIULICKELID WW CSi, et a aes, la mis cistoney aT 46 ELLIO Ma transis ate ae be ied ea eas er 49 29 Granston me Cast. wis tot, se tes Meee ak 66 Sih SEG COLE ES isl wert ts at t dow Sia vayte shelkene 58 43 A CELE DOL eater Cees en” oat, Gir sie ee ae ae 42 Ren CET ale, Sa Laos A of CR ne oe 53 36 BESTS Ro A epee ar pot A ns en 59 40 IPAWVeric eta WV CSt beer ae oie hie totam San 47 26 IM GSES OD LOW LIL Aten Selina ocaats eS eieed 69 29 EAC OTe WW CSU beds Wins Ae ei «a peh vs 66 12] tie : ad ni sina soi | ‘em | ay ; - a + 122 wo es TaN ye Baseball FRONT ROW: .M. Butera, J. Velardo, S$. McDonald, SECOND ROW: M. Fiero, S. Slading, §. Miranda, D. Correia, B. Domina; THIRD ROW: Coach Hill, B. Marshall, W. Rogers, B. Boudreau, S.-Bielagus Baseball ’67 Seekonk Opponent 1 moles Pari yea peo mcrae ese eee re 3 2 Data OCAHONALN ees eae te a 3 2 NW eSt Ort apni Unc arsutanart alee etn t ce 10 6 Prevostiew ae oo See oe see oes 1 1 Somersetueate ee eee Ee ie the oe 11 5 (ase a heen elas tae) og eee ts cpr) 1 DD Rome ac cP rd art a ap a 5 2 Dian’ VOCAuOnal Va tena ee eee ea ee 1 2 Holys Family 02. ). 3. Be cae eee 0 Wiest DO its senate at erat teicsh ire: 11 6 Prevostaieetescan ce Mparent a Maye sce meets Cs 1 3 SOMeCrSCom era a Pe ia ere ans. samt LO 123 FRONT ROW: B. Belsky, R. Bettencourt, F. Van Dyke, G. Hubbard, Coach Hatch, S. Drainville, Coach Lyons, S. LePage, M. Harrison, W. Garceau, W. Chow. SECOND ROW: Mgr, G. Rose, W. Nelson, G. Leger, R. Clark, R. LePage, W. Antunes, R. DeSilva, J. Hendricks, G. Tamer, Mgr. K.. Schurkus. THIRD ROW: D. Hamel, E. Johnson, M. Voorhees, R. Ewart, G. Pierce, D. Hyland, C. Smith, R. Reposa, R. Hopkins. FOURTH ROW: Mgr. M. Butler, B. Soule, C. Killam, A. Ecklund, S. Johnson, D. Bellanoit, J. Belsky, R. Adams Track °67 Seekonk Opponents 54 INA th eboroWe ene wee enn e 67 75 WAlen mrs ape CAs he We thee 42 30 DR eee rer a ach peed Gea eee ae3 33 Bishop) Keehaninia. seve te he os ees 80 43 SOMIECESERE bier ec e nn ies a ine 70 D5 om POC SOU ae a Tae tale atte cre 674 Priory 53 CASE Re UE ee end ee 60 TS bacon Sa aS io a COED AM pM WINS 126 Girls Swim Team a eh eh ee sane eee ; SasaneumEasess 23° eaaeees? FIRST ROW: Debbie Allenson, Darlene Gelinas, Lyn Bryson, Marsha Dodd. SECOND ROW: Debbie Handy, Kathy Lamb, Trudy Francis, Margie Beal. THIRD ROW: Sue Hopkins, manager, Nancy O’Brien, Mr. Ellis Mayers Coach, Susan Stedman, and Debbie Ainsworth. AZOAMMNH CHEE FIRST ROW: Jane Brescia, Cindy Massey, Co-Cap- tain Cindy Crompton, Captain Linda Hearn, Lyn Barn- horst, Barbara Jennings. SECOND ROW: Darlene NDOHAAYs Gelinas, Linda Greenhalgh, - Pat Coggeshall, Marcie Beal, TOP: Jean McDonald. rs .. ie oS - od “Ri Intramural Champions Basketball Volleyball and Soccer J 4 4 FIRST ROW: D. Leonard, M. Leach, S. James. SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: B. Jennings, K. Bliss, P. Johnson, P. Smutek SEC- Captain, P. Lisbon, J. Przybyla and K. Lindberg. OND ROW: L. Rogers, D. Turner, N. Adams, M. Samways Softball Team ee anenerne eel ; = _— an al ee et | ll FIRST ROW: P. Johnson, D. Carlson, C. Souza, M. Beal, M. Leiter, D. Stevens SECOND ROW: D. Lambert, D. Pina, I. Howitt, B. Hall, B. Dalton, K. McDonald THIRD ROW: G. Conti, A. Gouras, K. Nonnemaker, K. Adams, P. Bogosian, N. Adams, D. Turner, W. Manning, K. Bliss, Miss Nancy Dobie (coach). 130 a a v ow A be Irae ies aaah aay ats Se av, eth ant Be Sodan Ba Mee el ge oey wile” ME 8 Peale P es mi tine, Rerey Baines . © weit 131 2 = es 9 POR Ra Sp eh petit tt Rl ei OE NR A IN y anid Ee i . and leaves no chocolate mess. Who says my mother dresses me funny! ?! 136 aiichasaia moe nedsot 3. -- Faculty sa iolicsiaes All right! Who took my microphone! bd) Happy Valentine’s Day! If you'll just come quietly ... See how easy it is when you count on your fingers? | With elevator shoes I’m this tall! 138 You were in the group that had 44% fewer cavities. Now-how do you get the thing off ? I didn’t know eating a high school lunch would make my hair grow. Just because you don’t believe in SantanClaus mers The dog didn’t like it either. They don’t know I’m going to read my peace essay. Zo ae , Loe Petr I'm sorry, but as class president I cannot fix parking tickets. 139 Best Wishes to the SENIOR CLASS from the STUDENT COUNCIL Compliments of WALTER’S MARKET 1519 Newman Avenue SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS and 677 Central Avenue PAWTUCKET, R. I. BLISS BROS. DAIRY, INC. Retail Delivery of Quality Dairy Products Visit Our Ice Cream and Sandwich Shop 711 Park St. (ATTLEBORO) Triboro Plaza (NO. ATTLEBORO) LUZO GROCERY CO., INC. INSTITUTIONAL WHOLESALE GROCERS 376 Nash Road NEW BEDFORD, MASS. Tel. WYman 3-9976 WYman 3-9977 Lots of Luck To The Class of 1967 from MRS. DANESI'S HOME ROOM 108 Compliments of ORA A. ANDREWS INSURANCE PROTECTION OF ALL KINDS 42 W. Main St.—649 Washington St. NORTON, MASS. and SO. ATTLEBORO Allas 5-4322 SOuthgate 1-7824 SEEKONK at Baker's Corner 193 Central Ave.—SOouthgate 1-5390 DR. AND MRS. A. H. MaclSSAC THE OUTLET COMPANY PROVIDENCE—PAWTUCKET—GARDEN CITY Tel. PAwtucket 6-9545 AIR CONDITIONED CHOW'S Chinese and American Restaurant SPECIALIZING IN ORDERS TO TAKE OUT 852 Newport Avenue PAWTUCKET, R. I. SMITH'S TEXACO SERVICE 544 Central Avenue SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 761-8726 CARL A. LINDBERG REAL ESTATE Residential Commercial Industrial Agricultural One Anthony St. | SEEKONK, MASS. 336-9600 Country Belles CENTRAL SHOPPING PLAZA 19 CENTRAL AVENUE Area Code 617 « Telephone 761-6631 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday Best Wishes to the First Graduating Class! 1967 BRENNAN’S DRUG STORES 1404 Fall River Avenue and 140 Central Avenue SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS SUPREME FREEZER MEATS 1408 Fall River Avenue SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS Featuring Quarters and Halves of Beef “We cut your meat while you watch” Congratulations to Seekonk High's First Graduating Class 1350 Fall River Avenue SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 0277] 336-9700 Home Delivery of Quality Dairy Foods Excavating—Loam—Crane Service Sand Gravel REGIONAL CONSTRUCTION INC. 76 Bergeron St. SEEKONK, MASS. HENRY R. LEFEBVRE, Pres. Tel. SO 1-6952 WILLIAM F. JONES, Treas. Tel. SO 1-5226 LEACH, THOMPSON, ADAMS, INC. FLORISTS 1370 Newman Ave. SEEKONK, MASS. Telephone SOuthgate 1-8483 “Flowers for All Occasions” FREE DEL. ALE LATE BARTS CARB eC URERK S CARTER'S AUTO SALVAGE Box 251 Tremont St, REHOBOTH, MASS. Phone: 222-9711 Area Code 617 JOE CARTER Manager Continued Success and Best Wishes To the First Graduating Class of Seekonk High School 1967 from MRS. NIXON'S HOME ROOM 206 Congratulations To the Class of 1967 from ANGELA AND EMILY MEDEIROS . O DERMODY L PRAY, INC. Main Office: yA NEEDHAM, EAST PROVIDENCE SEEKONK Ren; MASS. Office Partitions—Industrial Stacks Acoustical Ceilings—Roof Decks and Fills NORTHEASTERN AUTO SUPPLY 148-150 Central Ave. | SEEKONK, MASS. —AUTO PARTS— REAL ESTATE e INSURANCE BROKER JACK E. K ENYON 1494 Newman Avenue SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS JACK E. KENYON SOuthgate 1-7754 Congratulations from: 336-8160 POULTRY FARM WHOLESALE RETAIL EGGS 764 County St. SEEKONK JOSEPH M. AMARAL Compliments of HOLIDAY HILL CARL LINDBERG CARL ABELSON AL HILLER Compliments of: EILEEN DARLINGS Fall River Avenue SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Central Shopping Plaza SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 761-5050 Tel. 336-9271 WALTER A. ADAMS, JR. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 893 County Street SEEKONK, MASS. Compliments of: SALEEBA’S DRIVING SCHOOL Success and Happiness Be Your Lot Your Fame Is Yet To Tell from the SEEKONK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY 1967 Compliments of: OSCAR'S HARDWARE AND PAINT “Complete Drug Service” KINNANE'S DRUG STORE Fall River Avenue SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of: DAIRY-TEST ICE CREAM 105 Dike Street PROVIDENCE, R. I. (es ED SNE Ee mma Cortinl CLEANERS -LAUN DRY Men's business SHIRTS Laundered for regular service Same-Day Service available SAME - DAY DRY CLEANING if brought in by 94m. No Extra Charge 23 CENTRAL SHOPPING PLAZA, SEEKONK Congratulations Class of 1967 TRELLIS SHOPPE 172 Taunton Avenue EAST PROVIDENCE, R. I. Compliments of: WHAT CHEER FOODS COMPANY 610 Manton Avenue PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Success In Your Future Plans Class of 1967 from MR. BUTLER'S HOME ROOM 207 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class: The First National Bank of Attleboro THE BANK THAT DOES MORE FOR YOU ... AND ENJOYS DOING IT. S W TELEVISION CO., INC. 1416 Fall River Avenue SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS NORM'S AUTO BODY BODY AND FENDER WORK @ PAINTING e BUFFING e SIMONIZING 27 Maple Ave. © SEEKONK, MASS. 2 Barbers 761-8777 RAY BARIL'S CHERRY HILL BARBER SHOP 497 Central Ave. | SEEKONK, MASS. Men's Hairstyling—Hair Coloring Razor Cutting Above By Appointment Tel. EDison 6-8089 PERRY'S FLORIST Fresh Flowers for All Occasions FRED PERRY 820 Taunton Ave. SEEKONK, MASS. GEneva 4-130] = Bun) INTERIOR DECORATOR g ... FABRICS... Y Draperies -- Slip Covers — Conrnices re 180 Taunton Avenue East Providence, R. |. HIGHWAY SERVICE STATION GAS—OILS—LUBRICATION—WASHING —SNOWPLOWING—DIESEL FUEL Tel. EDison 6-9844 400 Taunton Ave.—SEEKONK, MASS. EDison 6-8884 | WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER AMERICAN QUALITY CLEANSERS 638 Fall River Ave., (Luthers Corne.} SEEKONK, MASS. We Salute The Class of 1967 MR. DE MARCO'S HOME ROOM 203 STEBENNE PAINT WALLPAPER 569 Armistice Blvd. PAWTUCKET, R. I. Darlington's Most Complete and Modern r) Paint and Wallpaper Store ROUTE 6, FALL RIVER MIGHWAY, SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS Dou Kobiusou's FASHION FLAIR COURT RITZ DINETTE J. L. CLEANERS R. |. LUMBER COMPANY 336-6945 RED WHITE FOOD PRODUCTS First Graduating Class Seekonk High School 1967 Congratulations and Success HALLSMITH CO., INC. Institutional Suppliers Since 1858 MAE E. GODFREY Curriculuny Coordinator P. O. Box E. ¢ Broadway RAYNHAM, MASSACHUSETTS 02767 e (617) 823-0761 Congratulations To the Class of 1967 GRIST MILL 390 Fall River Avenue SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS “HOME OF THE JOHNNY CAKE” Tel.: 336-8200 Prop. Res.: 761-7833 WALTER WALZ WALT'S AUTO SERVICE Bear Body and Frame Service Front End Alignment—Wheel Balancing 1195 Fall River Ave. © SEEKONK, MASS. SO 1-875] V }h.. shel ur fi BEAUTY CENTER Central Plaza 21 Central Ave. Seekonk, Mass. Open Mon. thru Fri. 9-9 — : Sat. 9-5 si Air Conditioned Continued Success and Happiness To the Class of 1967 from MR. VIRGADAMO'S HOME ROOM 20! MR. PELOQUIN'S HOME ROOM 204 Compliments of: HEBRON MILL STORE 169 Knight Avenue ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Congratulations To the Class of 1967 from MR. LOVELY'S HOME ROOM 105 ALLEN BLANCHARD LAWN MOWER SALES 545 Central Avenue 761-7128 SEEKONK, MASS. Ariens and Jacobsen Products A. LUIZ TRUCKING 71 Pond Street SEEKONK, MASS. Best of Luck To the Class of 1967 from MRS. SANTOS' HOME ROOM 102 Congratulations To the Class of 1967 LITTLE TREE NURSERIES GROWERS OF QUALITY NURSERY STOCK 1441 NEWMAN AVE. NORTH SEEKONK, MASS FRANK AND VIRGINIA MELLO Congratulations CUNY To the Class of 1967 J. L. MARSHALL GATEWAY MOTOR INN SONS INC. 4 Miles East of Providence, R. I. On U.S. Route 6 SEEKONK, MASS. CHARLES MARY BARDELIS General Contractor Managing Director for EDison 6-8050 the new Seekonk High School AMERICAN SWIMMING POOLS CORP. Custom Built Pools Our Specialty Everything in Swimming Pool Supplies and Equipment 336-9474 ALFRED L. PENACHO 118 Taunton Avenue, Route 44 Corner of Fall River Avenue, SEEKONK, MASS. STATE LINE FLORIST 299 Fall River Avenue SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS Success to the Class of 1967 MISS AUDETTE'S HOME ROOM 1O0I and MRS. McDONALD'S HOME ROOM 205 Congratulations Class of 1967 LaBRIE SHOE STORES Esta oZ? SEEKONK—CUMBERLAND—CENTRAL FALLS Congratulations to the Class of 1967 MATT SIRAVO'S TROPICAL FRUIT STAND Compliments of: E. L. FREEMAN CO. PROVIDENCE—PAWTUCKET—WOONSOCKET NEWPORT—EAST PROVIDENCE—CENTRAL FALLS “Try Freeman’s First” Compliments of: CLAIRE'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY ZALES JEWELERS 581 Taunton Avenue Shopperstown EAST PROVIDENCE Good Luck 1967 Graduates from MR. MOONEY'S HOME ROOM 104 MR. KAYATA'S HOME ROOM 202 RUSS FIFE APPLIANCE TV 1520 Fall River Avenue Zenith TV — Hotpoint Appliances TV Service “Store of Courtesy and Dignity” OPEN TUES. THURS. NITES Compliments of: GOODMAN MACHINE COMPANY, INC. Compliments of: SCHOFIELD HARDWARE CO., INC. 54 North Washington St. NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Plumbing Heating Contractors Lic. No. 6716 Compliments of: LANDRY'S DRUG STORE Baker's Corner SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS Congratulations Class of 1967 WEXLER'S COINS AND ANTIQUES 113 Taunton Avenue SEEKONK,’ MASSACHUSETTS 336-9103 C. J. CONYERS INSURANCE AGENCY KENNETH H. CONYERS 650 Fall River Avenue SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL INSURANCE 336-8316 Success and Best Wishes To the Class of 1967 from MISS ISLES’ HOME ROOM 103 MRS. GORMAN'S HOME ROOM 106 Tel. 336-9276 RAY ONDRICK Compliments of SEEKONK PRINTING CO. Letterpress—Offset Dealer for—Moore Business Forms, Inc. 1512 Fall River Avenue SEEKONK, MASS. A FRIEND Congratulations To the Senior Class Of Seekonk High School MODERN TRACTOR AND TRUCK SERVICE, INC. 400 Pine Street SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 761-5554 Ltuted SWIMMING POOLS INC. ANY SIZE OR SHAPE © Pool Consultants 820 taunton avenue Complete Pool Maintenance e Engineered Construction e Service, Equipment Supplies MEMBER (zo) NA TIONAL MASTER POOLS by United dial 336-8600 seekonk, mass. Harold Hatch Karen Bliss '69 Cindy Massey ‘68 Susan Jarvis ‘68 Kathy Mitchell '68 Walt Chow '69 Dora Leavitt '69 Anonymous Phyllis MacDonald Tommy and Linda Mary Ann Johnson Ken DelRosso ‘67 Donna and Rich Peter Pickett '69 John P. Searles Steph and Johnny Mr. Sperduty Steve LaCroix Paul and Glennis Class of '69 Bruce Hastie ‘68 Darleen Morris '69 Paula Bogosian '69 Denise Turner ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. James Mary Belsky ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Godfrey M. J. K., Esq. Sandra Garrett Pat and Russ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ciruolo Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Korkuc Tommy Toppin Marina Nonnenmacher Ellen Hall Marcus Hubbard Compliments of A FRIEND R.W. PATRONS June LeMere Marie West Roger Sadler Donna Fontaine Norman Lutz Joan Greaves Michael Cuddy Carol Kaveny Robert Letender William O'Neil Russ Reeves Paul Amaral Paul Hetu Joyce Wermont Barbara Mello Denise Froment Gloria Grace Cheryl Asquino Meredith Leite Susan Strzesak Joyce Ukleja Elizabeth Wood Marilyn Caldwell Raymond Ventura Bradford Simmons Paul Kusiak Judy Young Karen Edwards Cindy Wehr Steven Poole Linda Lombard Henry Cosimini Tony Araunjo Sandy Cobb Barbara Boucher Joanne Amaral Tommy Clegg Agnes Bonin ESQUIRE CLEANERS 259 Grand Avenue PAWTUCKET, R. I. PA 6-8827 CHARLES P. IWUC STEPHEN J. IWUC George Dias Ann Cimino Barbara George Victor Gelinas Nancy Butterworth Marylou Andrews ‘Barbara Dixon Arlene Rose Audrey Lush '67 Rico Colaluca Mr. Joseph Ferreira Mr. William Downing Mr. Arthur Eisenstein Mr. Alfred S. Gamboa Mrs. Annette Gamboa Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Pereira Carol Gamboa '67 Mr. and Mrs. Adrien BlancheHe Don E. Guthrie A Friend Ray Yogi Souza Mr. and Mrs. George Washburn Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pope Sandra Pope '67 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Simnete Mr. and Mrs. James W. Gregson Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Pryor Beth Pryor '67 Tom Macedo '67 Mr. Patterson Miss Hemmingsen Mr. Ellis Mr. Martin Connie Dutton '69 Pat Smith '68 Glenn Oswald '67 Elaine Tullson ‘70 Sandi and Jimmy Brenda Hodgeman Art and Nora Tommy Orchael Miss Morawiec Karen Adams ‘70 Sue and Carl Ricky and Kelly Ann Bessette Jeanne Charette '67 Sue Bracker ‘68 James Stuart ‘67 Ralphie and Susan Turner Marcia Turner ‘71 Penny and Maggie Leslie Turner ‘67 Mother Mr. and Mrs. John R. Przybyla PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Przybyla Miss Dixie Ann Przybyla Mrs. Victoria Piasecki David and Goliath Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bizier A Friend Miss Mary Anger Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson Mr. and Mrs . Stuart M. Weintraub Dorothy Kandarian Mr. and Mrs. Peter Andreozzi Mrs. Dorothy DiOrio James Weyker '67 Mr. Oscar DePaola King Hill Mr. John Izzi Miss Phyllis Vale L.T., L.P., B.B. Lipton Brendan J. Gahan Mrs. Mooney John and Eleanor Mrs. Mooney Mr. Gerald Kaveny Scott Marquis '69 Sandy Knight '67 Rob Charette ‘68 Mike Larcher Donna-Jean Walker ‘68 The Colony Marylou and Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kane Martha and David Fred A. Benson Matthew and Barbra Maccarone Kathy Lamb '67 Mr. and Mrs. Lamb Ronnie and Tommy Margo Pearce '67 lainey Propatier Tony Colangelo Mrs. Raymond E. Johnson Paulson Arthur Davis Sharon Elizabeth Turner Keith Erich Schurkus David Allard '69 H. S. Cembalisty S. Susman Susan David ‘68 J. D. Hanley B. Ramsden Darlene Gelinas '69 Thomas Rose Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Ward Best of Luck to Class of 1967 TAUNTON COOPERATIVE BANK 1400 Fall River Avenue SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of: LINDBERG’S Appliances Color T.V. Pianos Organs and Vox Guitars 1150 Pawtucket Avenue RUMFORD, R.I. ED. VEADER'’S SEEKONK AUTO SALES 1018 FALL RIVER AVE. SEEKONK, MASS. 336-6610 Best of Luck To the Senior Class From THE DEADBEATS Compliments of: GhareseKillambetacee rete: ones aon Pres. Michel@Fieroi. «00-2 es ce eee ee Vice Pres. BillBAntiinesme cer. cee oo chi. tere Treas.-Sec. BrucesSoulemsra is dekh ee tee. at cee Historian SPORTSMANSHIP Steve Drainville Brad Domina SEEKONK HIGH Russ LePage Gary Hubbard LETTER MEN'S CLUB Steve Miranda Wayne Rogers Keith Schurkus Frank Van Dyke Bill Taylor John Belsky Compliments of To the Growing Teenagers GIUST| BAKING CO in Our Town Bakers of Bunny Bread Compliments of SEEKONK POLICE ASSOCIATION THE AUTO SHOW 124 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts Boon VV L. SHALL FOLLOW IN YoUR FOOTSTEPS 2 a RUN to the wn Cc 2 — ih = | —_ © = .o)) Cc °o O Class of '67 The Sophomore Class Best of Luck to the Class of 1967 from the Dramatics Club In compiling any yearbook there are many who, behind the scenes, give of their time gaining little or no recognition. Hence, for performing — the often tedious, but very necessary incidentals of publisting this year e book, we sincerely wish to thank: . Mr. Herbert Marshall—for allowing us such a free rein, ty Mr. Gerald Kaveny and Mrs. LeRoy Lindell, dee for kindly understanding the dilemmas of the advertisement staff, Mr. Ralph F. Turner—for providing the aerial shot of the high school, and Mr. Donald Lyons—for demonstrating extreme patience with the editorial staff. “Look not mournfully to the past — it comes not back again; wisely _ improve the present — it is thine; go forth to meet the future without fear, and with a manly heart.” — Longfellow Yo ae vaya) Matt 25 2! Tia 2 sae. aeqteae AGS %unu aa’ fer pal Te ns eg ge - tg ee Fe J Teg wie es , a ¢ , ie f pane oe ga as ; y agin. ie — é moe Fo ‘ ’ por: atkeee Sse eae