Seekonk High School - Seekonk Yearbook (Seekonk, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1971 volume:

Table Of Dedication Administration And Faculty mmmees as; Actwwiaties Organizations Contents i f ae Advertisements The class of 1971 can be described in two words, co-operative and united. Whether help was needed to prepare for a prom, or merely to clear the cafeteria for a dance, there was al- ways co-operation and willingness. The members of this class stood united, not divided into factions. They were eager to contribute their ideas and express their opinions, yet supported the decisions of their officers. Helping our class was our advisor. For four years, Mr. Kinder has given up his time, ideas and advice. He did not dictate to our class, but guided it. He was patient and always ready to — listen. : ; é ‘ Because we feel our class was a truly united one, and because we were fortunate to have such an outstanding advisor, the 1971 Reflections staff wishes to dedicate this. fifth edition to our fellow classmates and to our advisor, Mr. James Kinder. ban Se : ” ye le Aes : Oo Gita ot Ooi yer te MM Og a There is in youth the unforgettable day that lig hts up all the rest of our lives. That is the day when we meet those teachers to whom we owe our first enthusiasm. Administration And Faculty Superintendent Of Schools My sincerest congratulations to each member of the Class of 1971 at Seekonk High School. Now that you have completed your secondary education, it is the hope of the entire staff of our public schools that we have adequately prepared you to take advantage of the opportunities available to you. These are times when there can be no “end” to your education. There will be no point in your lives when you can accumulate all the knowledge that you may or can use. Please accept our best wishes for continued success in your future en- deavors. Francis W. Gallishaw Superintendent of Schools MR. FRANCIS GALLISHAW School Committee DR. ALEXANDER MacISAAC MR. KENNETH DUFFELL MR. J. JOHN HARDING, Chairman MR. DAVID YOUNG MR. ERIC SPENCER Principal ready to listen ... always hidden (Where were you anyway?) .. . “This is your principal, Mr. Marshall.” .. . friend to all students. . . MR. HERBERT H. MARSHALL Te De ... Hey, son git over Here!” intercom woofer “What seems to be the problem here?” pen beaver: MR. GERALD KAVENY ee ta Dean Of Students new dean ... basketball ... gum tienda sulnicky, Dickyeyse Mie Boe: MR. RICHARD BESSETTE cooperative ... easy going. . . junior high vice principal . . . MR. JOHN SEARLES Art congenial . . . helpful hints . . . “Save all of your scraps”. . . Co- Operative... MRS. ELIZABETH RAMSDEN creative ... yearbook advisor ... “You bunch of gunky little kidsierne “Hey, dummy.” . . . easy going... MR. NORMAN BAKER Music Special Education band...chorus... pleasant personality . . . “I hear a strong un- coffee solicitor . . . organ player . . . special education . . . dertone meas ah bh = 2 MR. THOMAS ROSE MR. HERMAN TORO Business ee ... “No talking” ... “What’s a motta, Mrs. Business-Math .. . nice guy . . . future lawyer... quiet... Ottat Aes. MR. RICHARD STANEK MRS. DONNA MOTTA 2 shorthand ... long assignments ... “Sign the list.” “Where were you sixth period?” .. . MRS. MARILYN MOONEY OS “Ready, begin.” ... three minute timings .. . helpful ... “Is it not?” ... typing ... fashion show commentator . . . “a;sldkfjgh, again”... Warrior Advisor .. . “Oh boyigene MRS. MARGARET CASSELS MRS. JOYCE CHRISTIANSEN aR coal od 7 2 ee ae 7 el 7 ewe “Lucky” ... Baby Face Butkus ... “Faint, new to us... student teacher, ’70.. . intel- “If cold, think palm trees.” ... different the only feminine thing todo... “Red”... lectual . . . “I’m getting sick of hearing myself shoes... “Are you?” ... speech... “come onskids@ aera Otol turin talk” =. . nice! clothesi.... MISS JOSEPHINE ZUCHOWSKI MRS. SHERRY ADAMS MISS ISABEL SHAW NG ry “Look it up in your thesaurus” . . . “Yes, they “People.” ... movie goer . . . computerized all say enthusiastically.” ... patient grades... new... pleasant... Real class! ... soft spoken -.. Latin ). MRS. SALLY WING MISS ANGELA HEATON bachelor ... distinguished ... vocabulary MR. JOHN CARNES WALTON understands oe ae ... creative writ- our class advisor ... demonstrations ... “Get the books out.” ... many faces ... ing... drama advisor . . . unpredictable . . . Shakespeare . . . piano player... freshman english . . . MR. BRUCE ELLIS MR. JAMES KINDER MR. FREDERICK NELSON Guidance 4 = = = 3 6 = 4 = ote Py .— MR. JUSTUS ANDERSON “Fine, fine.” Ake guidance . . . football coach very helpful ... “All set?” ... “Can I help ... “You're a fine fellow.” .. . you?” ... senior guidance... | MR. ROBERT PERRAULT MRS. VIRGINIA GIZZY | cool ... calm ... collected ... Student Council advisor . . . senior guidance .. . “No . On ode ; : Home Economics talkative ... petite ... Boy’s Food Tech- junior high home ec .. . “right-o” . . . grape- always smiling . .. “Pick up the pins.” niques .. . “Now, girls.” . . . vine ... ‘Match your plaids.” . . . friendly ... “Can I have a pass, Mrs. ; Keough?” ... MRS. BARBARA HANAWAY MRS. EMILY LINDBERG MRS. HELEN KEOUGH Industrial Arts metal shop . . . saxophone player. . . talkative “Get your glasses on.” . . . good guy .. . Rug mechanical drawing ... camping ... “ruff Teper sketches”... MR. JOSEPH REIS MR. DONALD HULME MR. BRUCE DOWNING Languages “Ecoutez et répétez.” ... slides, slides, and Senior H. R. 114. .. intellectual . . . Spanish more slides!!! ... lectures ... Zeke... Club advisor .. . ““You’re seniors now.” MR. RAYMOND GENDRON MR. EDWARD SPERDUTY QA 4 ] Marvelous . . . appealing . . . Girls’ Track... . super friendly ... “Good morning .” ... “Never enough time for class” ... “Know ee . . e . . , . . ‘Shut your mouths.” ... “Bonjour mes sense of humor ... Freshman Class advisor this like your last name.” . . . part time musi- éleves.”” oe cian... MRS. JOANNE LACY MR. LEO LeCLERC MR. EDWARD BUCCACI Mathematics a mae : s People.” ... “C’mon, c’mon people.” ... ee : [EO Meo “Tf you have any questions, ask me, don’t ask your bya your neighbor. Br eople. 9... O:K. class”... Hero ATMYeaenvvedears.).... MR. WILLIAM BUTLER MR. JOHN MURPHY chalky ... ski bum ... gray hair, auburn moustache? ... “Rach” ... “Hey, knock it Oli blushesse friendly to all ... Best Teacher Award, ’70 i. “Boob Tube” ... patient ... distin- guished laugh .. . MISS GLORIA ISLES MR. ROBERT BURKE masculine ... 1 N.Y. chaperone ... F Troop advisor, ’68-'69 ... football ... P.A. MR. PETER ANDREOZZI “Oh, you’re full of beans.” ... assignment always pues . . super nice... quizzes... snectsc.. Okay?” .” . new... Uncle Joe... MR. THOMAS SULLIVAN MR. AMATO NOCERA Physical Education ee Cy 9 bd ee new... “Listen up.” . «a NiC@ Buvaaee Ee tail it down here!” ... Teedo... MR. GERALD FITTA serious... patient. . . “ladies.” . . . “Now, at baseball . . . Phys. Ed. Director . . . Medicine student teacher ... D-R sweater ... eas what angle. . .?” ... Dobes .. . Man ... Short Hours Bowers . . . going... | MISS NANCY DOBIE MR. GEORGE BOWERS MISS DELLA SLATE Swimming Instructor Power Mechanics ¥ VE Vt we ALT ' t . r y respectedienys ScrOUS seems VIAREM tL nUTt eens OWI 1H OE a nee power mechanics . . . hot sketch . . . knows his stuff... “rumbler” . . friendly .. . MR. ELLIS MEYERS MR. DONALD MURPHY NG Nblack velvet ties ... Science Fair... physics. - ariendly, 2.0, new moustache... the Frito Bandito. . . MR. STEPHEN WUJCIK ; SS aS 7 i ex-M.P... . cheerleader hater. . . “I’m not a gam- blersib uta aan hy Ne 4 MR. ALAN BARDSLEY patient ... friendly ... biology ... post office .. . excellent teacher... MR. ALFRED GOODWIN q H +e Advanced Biology . . . “Step right in. The basket is on the other side of the desk.” “Don’t complain to me.” MR. JOHN HANLEY Science New... biology ... never standing still ... “I can do anything better than my brother”. . . MR. THOMAS RIDOLFI (we think) chemistry whiz. . . “gazzes’”. . . Munson review. . . Chem. Club fan?!! ” errr, . ey Clarkelent mane MR. NORMAN CORRIVEAU note cards .. . labs, labs, and more labs . . . Earth Science . . . The Mighty Midget . . . MRS. DENISE FERGUSON . handball . . . Purgatory Chasm. . . Chem. Club. . . “Hey, Coach, 5 STEW 95 ¢ MR. STEWART WEINTRAUB 17 Social Studies cool ... Buffalo ... assistant football coach .79 (ne BigRace Cross Country coach ... Track ... nice smile... sincere: «. MR. RONALD RIDOLFI MR. FRANCIS MOONEY eos Biga led” ... Wriiee Wel so. good sense of humor .. . MR. JAMES CALLAHAN O-R cue CASE away MOVIE UntTiL DAR Wan football . . . “Hey Kids!” . . . “More school short hair, long hair . . . world traveler. . . basketball coach ... gum chewer ... Spirit! ye HIT-HIT-HI Tee Coach eee “eh, people” ... ‘Poly-Sci” ... Mother “Qu’est-que c’est Bow Wow!” . . . Leo’s big Val Sram. Buzzard... brother... MR. VALMORE LaFONTAINE MISS SANDRA SYPEK MR. OMER LeCLERC Library Director Of Health Education HH TAH School The) Nurse MRS. MILDRED DUNKLEE MRS. DOROTHY DiORIO, Librarian MRS. NANCY WOLFE MR. ROBERT FRAZER Secretaries MRS. BEVERLY LINDELL MRS. MARGARET GOODNOW MRS. DOROTHY KANDARIAN 19 20 FREEZE eh :) Cooks | — Mary Pestana, Elizebeth Stevens, Lida Guay, Jane Crafts (supervisor), Vera Macedo, Florence Arruda, Bernice Perry Custodians ine ERE ed oe Frank Provazza, Pat Cimino, Amelia Miranda, Elley Evans, Al Kay OL 4 SuAROn GAME ser 7 “ spirit WEEK- RALLY 10 SOMERSET GAME swat 17 Gast GaME ser CROSS COUNTRY MEETS ert | 21 Westrort sar i 9A OR sone MOVIES DARK “Now juth a minute.” “Smile when you say that.” — — “Miss Menezes, It’s snowing in the south.” “Rough night, Miss Dobie?” r our friends, or maybe one friend’s o ae o i o — onl od o i o — i) —_ i o — — o -Q ie) oT 8) a ise) cS vo _— o 2 Be = oO — Ley vo vo al — oO = aa -—— i 24 ELIZABETH ANN ADAMS 125 Read Street “Betsy” Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. AMBITION: Dental Hygienist F.T.A. 10, 11, Treasurer 10; Sr. Council; Cheerlead- ing 10, 11, Captain 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 10; Swim Team 9, 10, 11; Band 9; Year- book Literary Staff; Jr. Prom; Dra ma Club 10, 1a. 12; Gymnastics Club 11. EDWARD AGUIAR 24 Jean Drive “Ed” “Eddie” The strongest man in the world is he who stands most alone. AMBITION: Undecided LEE ANN ALLARD 80 Woodland Avenue “Lee Ann” Happiness is meant to be shared. AMBITION: Marriage Intramurals 9, 10, 11. NORMAN D. ALLARD 16 Bourne Avenue “Tax” The cautious seldom err. AMBITION: College Mineral Club 9; Chess Club 11. DEBORAH TRAVIS ALLENSON 29 Haig Avenue “Debbie” One of the greatest pleasures of life is conversation. AMBITION: Physical Education Teacher Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10; Basket- ball 11, 12, Co-Captain 11; Softball 10, Co-Captain 11; G.A.A. 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Christmas Semi-Formal; Gym- nastics Club 11, 12; Class President 9, 11; Class Vice-President 12; Student Council 9, 11, 12, Trea- surer 11; Yearbook Editor; Foreign Study League itt LORULIE MICHELE ALLISON 41 Applejack Lane “Lorie” I love my fellow creatures; I do all the good I can. AMBITION: Nursing Softball 9; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Future Nurs- es Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 11. SUZANNE ANNABELLE ALLISON 41 Applejack Lane “Sue” A source of innocent mischief. AMBITION: College Newspaper 9, 10; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Softball 10; Field Hockey 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Majo- rette 11, 12; G.A.A. 11, 12; Gymnastics Club 11, 12. JOANNE AMARAL 99 Chestnut Street To” Happy is she who laughs. AMBITION: I.B.M. School JACQUELYN ANN AMARAL 106 Briarwood Drive “Jackie” A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of na- ture. AMBITION: Secretary Softball 9, 10; Intramurals 9. MARYLOU ANDREWS 8 Eleanor Drive Silence gives a proper grace to a woman. AMBITION: Secretary Intramurals 9, 10; Newspaper 11. Seekonk Public Library LOUIS C. BARBOZA III 4 Blaney Circle Sours Not over studious, serious, or sad. AMBITION: Undecided Football 11; Intramurals 9, 10. MICHAEL STEWART BEAR 20 Bear Hill Road Bulle Let each man have the wit to go his own way. AMBITION: College Lettermen’s Club 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12. 25 ELIZABETH CHRISTINE BERG 34 Carpenter Street “Christ Softly speak and sweetly smile. AMBITION: Happiness and a fulfilled life Intramurals 9, 10; Mineral Club 9; Newspaper 11, Co-Editor 12; Softball 9. ALBERT W. BILLINGTON 147 Bloomfield Street “Big Al” Seriousness and mirth combine to make a typical guy. AMBITION: College Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, Tri-Captain 12; Lettermen’s Club 1a e2: JOANNE R. BLISS 274 Central Avenue “To” You know I say just what I think, and nothing more or less. AMBITION: Hairdresser JULIA BORGES 70 Oak Street “Mom” “Julie” A feminine woman is always in style. AMBITION: Social Worker Drama 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 10, 11; National Math Club 10, 11, Vice President 12; Intramurals 9; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Yearbook Business Staff. BARBARA MARY BOUCHER 40 Haig Avenue I love being in love, and that is the truth. AMBITION: Nursing Future Nurses Club 9, 10, 11, 12, President 11; Class Secretary 12; Foreign Study League 10; Na- tional Math Club 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 9, 12; In- tramurals 9, 10; Softball 9; National Honor Society 11, Secretary 12; Tennis 11; Ski Club 10; French Club 10; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Yearbook Business Staff. JAMES IRA BRACKETT III 127 Greenfield Street a oo Jay The well of true wit is truth itself. AMBITION: College Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 12; National Math Club 10, 11, President 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11, President 12; Chemistry Club 11, 12, Vice President 11. MICHAEL A. BRAY 12 Maynard Avenue The best is yet to be. AMBITION: Racetrack Football 11, 12; Track 11, 12. DAVID BRESCIA 19 Ispwich Street “Red Fox” I never saw any good that came out of telling the truth. AMBITION: Millionaire JOHN C. BRILL 52 Wedgewood Drive Men of few words are the best men. AMBITION: College Swim Team 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Audio-Visual 11; Drama Club 10, 11, 12: Letter- men’s Club 11, 12. PAUL PHILIP BROWN 163 Read Street “Brownie” All or nothing. AMBITION: To be above average. Football 9; Swim Team 10, 11, 12. DEBORAH E. BROWN 15 Belview Street “Brownie” Friendliness is the greatest of all virtues. AMBITION: Undecided Cheerleading 11, Co-Captain 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 10. JULIA MARIE BROZE 44. Ledge Road ala Re Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. AMBITION: Business Intramurals 10, 11; Jr. Prom; Yearbook Business Staff. 27 28 ROSEMARIE BROZE 44 Ledge Road “Rosie” What wisdom can you find that is greater than kind- Ness. AMBITION: College F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; National Math Club 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Jr. Prom; Yearbook Business Staff. ANNE MARIE BUCKLEY 92 Barberry Drive “Buck” A great spectacle of human happiness. AMBITION: Hairdresser Spanish Club 9, 10; Jr. Council; Newspaper 11, So- cial Editor 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11. NANCY ROBERTS BUTTERWORTH 45 Progress Street “Nanc”’ Such sweet compulsion doth in music lie. AMBITION: X-Ray Technician Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Club 11; Intramurals 9, 10, 11: Mineral Club 9; French Club 10; Yearbook Bus i- ness Staff. LINDA M. CAMARA 58 Oak Street I do loath explanations. AMBITION: College Drama Club 11; Glee Club 10, 12; Softball 10; In- tramurals 10; Mineral Club 9. ELLEN MARIE CARACCIOLO 55 County Street If I cannot bend heaven, I shall move hell. AMBITION: Teacher Class Secretary 9; Class President 10, 12: Student Council 10, 12; Jr. Council; Sr. Council; Cheerlead- ing 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics Club 11, 12; G.A.A. 11, 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Yearbook Assistant Business Manager. MARY CONSUELA CASWELL 75 Colonial Road “Connie” Pll die happy. AMBITION: College — Elementary Education Majorette 11, 12; F.T.A. 11; Newspaper 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Intramurals 12. MILTON CHOW 40 Edgemere Drive “Milt” I am not up to small deceit, or any sinful games. AMBITION: To Love, Live, Learn, and Understand. Football 9, 10; Track 10, 11, Tri-Captain 12; Indoor Track 11, 12; Audio Visual 10, 11; Chess Team 11, Co-Captain 12; Lettermen’s Club 11, 12; National Math Club 10, 11, Secretary 12; Sr. Council; In- tramurals 10, 12. DAVID EDMOND CHURCH 17 Huntington Drive Rumford, R. I. “Adolf” Be not misled by his quietness, there is strength there. AMBITION: Undecided ANNE K. CIMINO 39 Hull Street It is good to be without vices, but it is not good to be without temptations. AMBITION: Happiness Class Treasurer 9, 10; Softball 9; Intramurals 10; Mineral Club 9; Chess Club 10. | DIDN'T HAVE A THING TO WEAR. WILLIAM J. CLARK 48 Cindy Drive Much madness ts divinest sense. AMBITION: College Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10. THOMAS CLEGG 90 George Street “Toms With a devilish grin he’s on the go. AMBITION: College Drama Club 12. DANIEL HODGES CLOUTIER 50 William Avenue ‘Dan? To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. AMBITION: College Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10; Cross Coun- try 9; National Math Club 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; Yearbook Boys’ Sports Editor. 29 30 SN SANDRA ANN COBB 28 Hillcrest Avenue “Sandy” “Rocky ” The world belongs to the energetic. AMBITION: Career and Marriage Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 10; Jr. Prom. NORMAN EDWARD COGGESHALL JR. 6 Carling Circle “Norm” A man of cheerful memories and confident tomorrows. AMBITION: Carpenter Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Jr. Prom; Newspaper 9; Lettermen’s Club 12. RONALD F. COLANGELO 655 Newman Avenue “Two Bites” “Ron” The superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions. AMBITION: State Police College Football 9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Student Council 9, 10, Vice President 11, President 12; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettermen’s Club 11, 12. RALPH C. CONTI JR. 705 Taunton Avenue Life is full of bumps; but a sense of humor makes a good shock absorber. AMBITION: College Christmas Semi-Formal 9; Newspaper 10; Jr. Coun- cil; Sr. Council; Class Vice President 9, 11. JAMES J. COOGAN 42 William Avenue “Cougar” An honest man’s word is as good as his bond. AMBITION: Forester Football 9, 10; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12. ROSEMARY JEAN COSTA 118 Bass Street “Chester” Life is short, art is long. AMBITION: Commercial Art; To live forever Newspaper 11; Intramurals 10. CHRISTINE CUSHMAN 49 Sunset Drive se hniss Goodness is beauty in its best estate. AMBITION: Laboratory Technician French Club 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Prom. STEVEN JAMES D’AMICO 6 Birch Street “Steve” Curiouser and curiouser. AMBITION: Scientist Chess Team 10, 11, 12; Science Fair Club 11; Swim Team 10. CYNTHIA ANNE DAURAY 13 Ford Street “Cindy” Life becomes a pleasant Journey to those who love it. AMBITION: Vista Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club LOS 2s ire ture Nurses Club 9, 10; Tennis 11: Glee Club 11, 12. STEPHEN PETER DAY 21 Cherry Hill Drive Sizard’: Those who in quarrels interpose, must often wipe a bloody nose. AMBITION: Electrical Contractor Glee Club 11. DEBORAH LOUISE DAVENPORT 11 Belview Avenue “Debby” Life is short, live it up. AMBITION: Fashion Buyer Intramurals 9, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12. DEBRA ANN DEAN 21 Edwards Avenue “Debi” What is life, if not for fun? AMBITION: Medical Secretary Newspaper 11, Co-Editor 12; Mineral Club 9. 31 32 JERRY J. DELSESTO 84 Linden Road SON ja Man is the hunter; Women is his game. AMBITION: Aviation Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Lettermen’s Club. SANDRA ANN DIPIETRO 19 Sanders Avenue “Pete” But oh, the den of wild things in the darkness of her eyes. AMBITION: Model and Airline Stewardess Intramurals 9, 10; Student Council 11; Jr. Prom; Christmas Semi-Formal 11; Newspaper 11, 12. KAREN C. DRAINVILLE 5 Forest Avenue “K KY “Catrina y And love to woman is life or death. AMBITION: Marriage and Artist MICHAEL WILLIAM DOLAN 40 Rosewood Drive He looks quiet, but look again. AMBITION: College Glee Club 11, 12; Swim Team 11, 12. CATHERINE MARY DROHAN 41 Lake Street “Cath” A lady makes no noise. AMBITION: Nurse and Marriage Intramurals 9; Newspaper 11. GREGORY KEITH DOW 204. Hope Street “Igor” There never was a genius without a touch of madness. AMBITION: Nemesis of evil. Chess Club 9, 10, Captain 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Newspaper 10, 11; Yearbook Business Manager 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; National Math Clube: KATHY ANN DUFFELL 4. Bergeron Street “Duff “Snapper” “re never was a saint with red hair. BITION: Teacher ramurals 9; 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; Nation- ath Club 10, 11, 12; Jr. Council; National Honor riety 11, 12; French Club 10. MICHAEL CHARLES EARLE 40 Ledge Road Mik” oper words in proper places make the true definition style, MBITION: Mathematics votball 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 0, 11, 12; Lettermen’s Club 11, 12; Jr. Council; Na- ynal Math Club 11, 12; Chemistry Club President 1, 12; Glee Club 12. BRIAN J. EMOND 1300 Newman Avenue On their own merits, modest men are silent. AMBITION: College Football 9, 10, 11, 12. KATHLEEN MARIE FERRIS 20 Hamlyn Street “Kathy” Women would rather be right than reasonable. AMBITION: To have peace of mind. Intramurals 9, 10. DAVID GREGORY GARVEY 66 Coyle Drive “Dave” Liberty of thought is the life of the soul. AMBITION: Engineer Track 9, 10; Cross Country 9, 10; Lettermen’s Club 10, 11, 12; National Math Club 10, 11, 12. ns VICTOR M. GELINAS 697 Newman Avenue “ Veke” Write him as one who loves his fellow women. AMBITION: Geologist Chess Club 9, 10; Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Letter- men’s Club 12. 33 34 BARBARA ANN GEORGE 19 Nye Street Our thoughts and our conduct are our own. AMBITION: Marriage and Happiness DEBRA ANN GILMORE 2 Fieldwood Avenue “Debbie” I laugh; I talk; and when necessary, I study. AMBITION: Hairdresser Intramurals 9; Newspaper 11, 12. LINDA GRAHAM 517 Newman Avenue “Lyn? A friend is long sought, hardly found, and with diffi- culty kept. AMBITION: College Glee Club 11, 12; Newspaper 9, 10; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Jr. Council; G.A.A. 11, 12; Yearbook Business Staff; Ski Club 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey 11, Co-Captain 12; Softball 10; Tennis 11, 12; Pep Squad 12. STANLEY KEITH GRASS 104 Tee Jay Drive “Weed” Happy and from care I'm free; why aren't they all content like me? AMBITION: Architect Cross Country 9, 10; Track 9, 11, 12; Swim Team VY 12: CAROL M. GRAY 75 Hollister Road Do what you like. AMBITION: Hairdresser JOHN THOMAS GRENIER 26 Covel Avenue “Tack” Why think of tomorrow, live for today. AMBITION: Undecided Swim Team 10, 11, 12. ROBERT LAWRENCE HARDING 79 Prospect Street “Bob” His limbs were cast in manly mold, for hardy sports and contests bold. AMBITION: Easy Living Drama Club 10, 11, Vice President 12; Lettermen’s Club 10, Vice President 11, President 12; Football 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball 11, 12; Swim Team 9; Jr. Council; Sr. Council; Jr. Prom. DAVID CHARLES HARTLING 13 Edgemere Drive My mind is my kingdom. AMBITION: Electrical Engineer National Math Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Soci- ely 11, 12. SUSAN LEE HAWORTH 25 Border Avenue “Sue” Speech is silver, but silence is golden. AMBITION: Nurse Glee Club 10, 11, 12; Library Club 11, 12; Drama Club 9, 11; Intramurals 9. JOSEPH JESSE HENDRICKS 736 Ledge Road “Too” He is a well made man with good determination. AMBITION: College Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9; ‘Football 9; Lettermen’s Clube LOS al 2 ainiramiralseOs Ome lames Sr: Prom; Sr. Council; Class Treasurer 12. DANIEL EDWARD HORTON 940 County Street “Dani” A swift pen follows a quick mind. AMBITION: Curator Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Yearbook Art Staff 12. Rik A] PMA! NEP ial Ig ae Way ee DONNA-LEE HORT ON 940 County Street “Bones” We have lit upon the gentle sensitive mind. AMBITION: Marriage and Happiness Always Newspaper 11; Library Club 9. 35 36 ’ TOO BUSY 1) - Sw Not Shown ANN CHRISTINE HOULE 75 Pine Street Silence can do good and can do little harm. MARK LAYNE HUSNANDER 647 Fall River Avenue “Hussey” Give me a firm place on which to stand, and I will move the earth. AMBITION: College AMBITION: College Football 10, 11, 12; Jr. Counc il. BRAD L. HULME 390 Read Street Frost” I never like being hit without striking back. AMBITION: College Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Lettermen’s Club 12: ROBERT HOULE 75 Pine Street “Bob” Mad, mad, and a dangerous foe. MAREL H. HYLAND 69 Kent Drive If a woman has long hair, it is glory to her. AMBITION: College AMBITION: Undecided ; Drama Club 9; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 11. Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11; Indoor Track WO, Tue, WA STEVEN HURST 432 Newman Avenue “Steve” He lives at ease. AMBITION: Undecided Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettermen’s Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Jr. Council; Glee Club. MARTHA H. HYLAND 69 Kent Drive “Marti” Art alone enduring stays. AMBITION: College F.T.A. 10, 11, Secretary 12; French Club 10; In- tramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. No Photo AVAILABLE GARY ROBERT JODAT 296 Central Avenue To insure peace of mind, ignore the rules and regula- lions. AMBITION: College Chemistry Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 12. KAREN LOUISE JOHNSON 176 Cole Street Frailty, thy name is woman. AMBITION: Secretary Drama 11; Library 11; Newspaper ee Se) arom Sr. Prom; Sophomore Hop. ROBERT H. JOHNSON 22 Washington Street “Herb” Ive taken my fun where I've found it. AMBITION: College Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Track 11, 12; Lettermen’s Club 12. GARY MICHAEL JONES 35 Bunker Street a@rashin There is a method in his madness. AMBITION: Teacher Basketball 9; Football 10. HARRY WILLIAM JONES 44 Barberry Drive That ‘tis well to be off with the old love, before one is on with the new. AMBITION: Architect 37 ROBERT MASTEN KHOREY 21 Hope Street “Bob” A handsome man is never scorned. TIMOTHY F. JOOST 10 Laurel Drive Le se A fox is a wolf that sends flowers. PLES EMS ON EES ibe ae AMBITION: Business Tycoon Drama 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12: Spanish Football 9 Drama Club 2-sii Clube Oa lienras Club 9, 10, 11. 12; Lettermen’s Club 10, 11, 12; Newspaper 9, 10; F.T.A. 9, 10, 11. JEFFREY A. KAROL 32 Edwards Avenue “Head” Give a man a pipe he can smoke. AMBITION: Retail Management Mineral Club President 9; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Indoor Track 10. ANTHONY JOSEPH KHOURI 22 Fay Street PThe Kay sony He is bigger than anything that can happen to him. PAUL EVERETT KANDARIAN 106 Cole Street “Bubba” There is only one difference between a madman and me, lam not mad. AMBITION: Professional Drag Racer AMBITION: Wealth and Happiness Football 9, 10. Mineral Club 9: Chess Club 9. 10: Intramurals 10: Ski Club 11. 12: Drama Club 11: Football 11, 12. LESTER PHILLIP KENNEDY 50 Coleman Street one All men desire to be immortalized. AMBITION: College National Math Club 10, 11, 12: Freneh Club 9, 10; Chemistry Club 11, 12. RONALD J. KROPIS 16 Dexter Avenue “Ron” Beneath a mild exterior lies a great deal of mischief. AMBITION: Mechanic and Auto Racer RICHARD DAVID LaBELL 70 Willis Avenue “Deeck”™ Oh, I'm a good old rebel, that’s what I am. AMBITION: College KEITH H. LANG 592 Fall River Avenue It's hard to be serious when the world is so much Jun. AMBITION: Undecided Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 10; Track 11; Cross Coun- try 9; Drama Club 12. JOHN A. LANOUE 17 Covell Avenue “Dink” Til burn my books! AMBITION: Junior College Basketball 9. PATRICIA ANN LAUSHWAY 5 Robin Hood Drive “Lusha”™ A lovely woman garmented in light from her own beauty. AMBITION: Teacher of the Handicapped. Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; F.N.A. 10; Drama Club 10, 11; Softball 10; French Club 10; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Cheerleader 12. TIMOTHY G. LAWRENCE 49 Pimental Drive The time a man is most difficult is before he’s found himself. AMBITION: To own my own business. Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Mineral Club 11, 12: Swim Team 10; National Math Club 10, 11, 12. 39 40 ANN MARIE LEITER 473 County Street “Ann” Modesty and unselfishness are virtues which men praise. AMBITION: Teacher Softball 9, 10; Soccer 10, 11, 12; French Club 10; Drama Club 11, 12; National Math Club 11, 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Majorettes Captain 11, 12; Gymnas- tics Club 11, 12. JUNE MARY LeMERE 36 Edwards Avenue An outward and visible sign of inward and spiritual grace. AMBITION: Nursing Glee Club 9, 12; Softball 9; Library Club 9; Newspa- per 10; French Club 10; Track 11; Majorettes 11, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12. SUZANNE MARIE L’HEUREUX 51 Woodward Avenue “Sue” Never bend your head, always hold it high. AMBITION: Marriage Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9; Chess Club 9, 10; Softball 9, 10; Future Nurses Club 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Sr. Prom. ELIZABETH CUDDY LONGBOTTOM 76 Bishop Avenue Shi Beauty is harmony, grace is melody. AMBITION: To enjoy life and be happy. Glee Club 9, 10, 11. DONNA JEAN LOPES 336 Fall River Avenue Liberty is a beloved discipline. AMBITION: Marriage DIANE MARY LUTHER 115 Hope Street Lead and I follow. AMBITION: Nursing Intramurals 11; Gymnastics Club 11, 12; Foreign Study League 10; Future Nurses Club 11, 12: G.A.A. ile es DONNA JEAN LUTHER 115 Hope Street The blush that flies at seventeen is fixed at forty-nine. AMBITION: Registered Nurse Future Nurses Club 11, 12; Intramurals 11; Foreign Study League 11. TODD BRUCE MACALISTER 150 Fieldwood Avenue People who make no noise are dangerous. AMBITION: To enjoy life. Cross Country 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Track 10, 11, Tri-Captain 12; Indoor Track 11; Lettermen’s Club 11, 12; Math Club 11, 12. BARBARA MARIE MACDONALD 410 Central Avenue Mie” The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. AMBITION: Elementary Teacher Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 12; French Club 10; Newspaper 9; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey 11, Captain 12. REGINA RAE MACKENZIE 5 Avon Street “Reggie” A wee bit quiet, a wee bit shy, but when you know her Oh, My! AMBITION: Special Education Mineral Club 9, Treasurer 10; Intramurals 10: Gym- nastics Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Yearbook Literary Staff; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Glee Club 12. ROBIN LOUISE MARNOCH 205 Warren Avenue Pleasing to all, annoying to none. AMBITION: Undecided Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Newspaper 9, 10; French Club 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. JACQUELINE MARIE MARTIN 167 West Avenue “Jackie” Art is the accomplice of love. Without love there can be no art. AMBITION: Art Teacher Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 10, 12: French Club 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey Manager 11, 12; Newspaper 9; Yearbook Art Staff; Pep Squad 12. 41 42 CHERYL A. MEDEIROS 123 Pine Street Take a pair of sparkling eyes. MARILYN ALMA MONROE 55 Mill Road “Monroe” “Mal” Zest is the secret of all beauty. There is no beauty that AMBITION: Undecided is attractive without zest. AMBITION: College National Honor Society 11, Treasurer 12; Basketball 11, 12; Softball 9, 10; Tennis 11, 12; French Club Vice President 10; G.A.A. 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Prom; Yearbook Literary Staff. THOMAS M. MILLER 20 Rosewood Drive “Tom” Ifa man be gracious and courteous to all, it shows he is a citizen of the world. AMBITION: College Football 9; Cross Country 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Let- termen’s Club 12. DEOLINDA ANN MELLO GUSTAVE HILL MURBY 29 West Avenue “Cus” The price of justice is eternal publicity. 402 County Street “Deo” Patience is the best of all instructions. AMBITION: Medical Secretary AMBITION: Ecology Basketball 9, 10; Newspaper 11, 12. Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; National Math Club 11, 12; Swim Team JO; 11512: Track 10) ie: Lettermen’s Club 12. ELIZABETH ANNE BERNADETTE MIRANDO 25 Pamden Lane “Beth” Do unto others as you do unto thyself. AMBITION: Hotel Management Newspaper Staff 12. MAUREEN ELLEN MURPHY 30 Sunset Drive “Moe” Beauty itself doth of itself persuade the eyes of men without an orator. AMBITION: Physical Education Teacher Yearbook Assistant Editor; Foreign Study League 11; Jr. Prom; Softball 9, 10, Co-Captain 11; Basket- ball 11, 12; National’ Math Club 11, 12; French Club 10: Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 11, 12: Sr. Prom; Ski Club 10. CATHLEEN MARIE NELSON 14 Metropolitan Park Avenue “Neltz™ I never met a man I didn't like. AMBITION: Airline Stewardess Intramurals 9,7 10h 11, 127 FTA. 9) 10) 10, 12: French Club 10; Cheerleading 11, 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Sr. Council: Yearbook Girls’ Sports Editor. DEBORAH W. OGDEN 35 French Drive “DWO” A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most di- vinely fair. AMBITION: College — Elementary Education National Honor Society 11, Vice President 12; Drama Club 9, 10; French Club 10; Glee Club 12; Yearbook Business Staff; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12; G.A.A. 11, Re- corder 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Pep Squad Captain 12 reAn 2: WAYNE D. O'HARA 80 Haig Avenue An honest man and a warm heart within. AMBITION: College Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Classical League: National Math Club 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; In- door Track 10, 11, 12; Lettermen’s Club 10, 11, 12. JUDITH ANN OLEAN 135 Warren Avenue “Jugga”’ In she comes with a burst of laughter. AMBITION: Speech Therapist Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; Soft- ball 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Newspaper 9, 10; Jr. Prom. THOMAS REPOSA OLIVER 40 Elm Street “Johnny Cash” Just say I'm going to raise a mite of hell. AMBITION: College Drama Club 11; Spanish Club 11; Audio Visual Club 11, 12; National Math Club 10, 11, 12: Glee Club 12; Baseball 10. 43 44 CAROLEE PARDINI 95 Coleman Street “Muff” Charm is that extra glow within a woman that casts a most becoming glow on others. AMBITION: College Drama Club 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 10; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Business and Literary Staff; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Glee Club 12. JAMES E. PETERS 140 Bloomfield Street Pete Let them call it mischief; when it is passed and pros- pered it will be called wit. AMBITION: Chief of Police Baseball 10. JAMES ALEXANDER PEZZULLO III 44. Watson Street “Pezzo0” Man’s life is but a jest. AMBITION: College Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10. PAMELA RENEE PLAYE 51 Baker Street “Pam” She may be quiet, she may be shy, but see the m ischief in her eye. AMBITION: Nursing Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Jr. Prom: Tennis 11, 12; Future Nurses Club 11, 12. TOO BUSY PHOTO Not Available BARBARA PORTER 586 Fall River Avenue “Bobby” STEPHEN POTTER 559 Fall River Avenue Be silent and safe — silence never betrays you. AMBITION: Auto Mechanic LYNNE SUZANNE PRESTON 429 Newman Avenue A little woman that hath much happiness. AMBITION: Airline Stewardess French Club 10; Intramurals 9, 10; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom. PATRICIA ANN PROVAZZA 46 Ipswich Street PPate I have no other but a woman’s reason. AMBITION: Happiness WILLIAM A. PROVAZZA 223 Fall River Avenue Siero The greatest pleasure of life is doing what people say you cannot do. AMBITION: World’s wealthiest man PAUL EDWARD PRYOR 83 Luther Street “Joey” “Pryor” “Porky” Let’s drink ‘til we all look blue. AMBITION: Military Service Drama Club 9, 10, 11, President 12; Jr. Prom: Min- eral Club 9; French Club 10. ALFRED A. QUATTRUCCI 192 Willard Avenue aN When angry count four; when very angry swear. AMBITION: College Football 9, 10, 11. SHARON ANN RICHARD 82 Harman Avenue “Shar” With laughter in her heart, sincerity in her soul, and adventure in her being. AMBITION: Physical Therapist Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Fu- ture Nurses Club 11, 12; Jr. Prom; Tennis 11, 12; Newspaper 11; French Club 11. 45 46 WILLIAM ROCHE 24. Ford Street “Rocko” I have the courage of my opinions. AMBITION: Complete Communication Drama Club 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Track 12; Audio Visual 11; F.T.A. 12; Let- termen’s Club 12; Band 11. SUSAN DIANE RODGERS 40 Balmoral Court “Sue” To blush and gently smile AMBITION: Pharmacy Technician Drama Club 11, 12; Library Club 9; Future Nurses Club 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11. MICHAEL A. SALEEBA 195 Anthony Street “Ahab” “Mike” “Stiff” The most happy of all men is he who believes himself to be so. AMBITION: College Band 9, 10; Intramurals 9, 10; Cross Country 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Lettermen’s Club 12; Chemistry Club 11. ARLENE THERESA ROSE 43 Linden Road “Little Rosie” “Little Rosita” “Squirt” “Midget” Better to be small and shine than to be great and cast a shadow. AMBITION: College — Dancing Teacher Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Library Club, Vice President 10; Majorettes 11, 12; Softball 9; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; F.T.A. 10; Sr. Prom. CLIFFORD ALAN SAUNDERS 934. Fall River Avenue Ah, why should life all labor be? AMBITION: Journalist KATHLEEN ANN SALEEBA 270 Taunton Avenue “Kathy” Fashioned so slenderly, so young and so fair. AMBITION: Legal Secretary Intramurals 9, 10. JOSEPH ADAM SILVA 1096 Taunton Avenue Without music, life would be a mistake. AMBITION: Musician Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9. ROBERT EDWARD SEROPIAN STEPHEN SILVA 940 Newman Avenue = a ae = 761 County Street Serop Dont”? : ort There are but two days a week during which I worry. coo Pe a One is yesterday, the other tomorrow. : Mechanie AMBITION: College AMBITION: Auto Mechani Basketball 9, 10; Football 9; Intramurals 9, 10; Base- ball 9. STEPHEN SILVA 237 Cole Street “Greaser” Care is an enemy to life. AMBITION: College Drama 12. GLENN WILLIAM SHAW HAROLD A. SLOANE 50 Cherry Hill Drive 91 Rye cies “Rocky” “Harry” Rascals are always sociable. A man of hope and forward looking mind. AMBITION: College AMBITION: Estimator Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettermen’s Club 11, Trea- surer 12; Baseball 9, 10; Intramurals 9, 10; Glee Club 12. 47 48 PHOTO Not Available JEFFEREY JAMES SMUTEK 19 Grant Street “Teck” Where mischief reigns, I am! AMBITION: Undecided Glee Club 12; Baseball 12. DONNA ROSE SOJA 115 Talbot W ay A gay spirit is the source of all that’s good. AMBITION: Computer Programmer Library Club, Assistant Treasurer 10, Secretary- Treasurer 11; Glee Club 10, 12; Newspaper 11, 12. CHARLES EDWARD SOUSA 83 Olney Street “Charlie” My life is like a music hall. AMBITION: Live for parties JOHN SOUSA 10 Kemper Street “Buster” Obey that impulse. AMBITION: Construction Worker ROBERT SOUTO 223 Ledge Road “Bob” Of a stubborn and rebellious generation. AMBITION: Undecided DEBORAH LEE SOUZA 214 Woodward Avenue “Deb” A good disposition is more valuable than gold. AMBITION: College — Nursing Drama 9, 10, 11, Secretary 12; Glee Club 9, 10, 12; Future Nurses Club, Treasurer 9, 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 10; French Club 10; G.A.A. 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Squad 12; National Math Club 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Christmas Semi-formal; National Honor Society 11, 12; Yearbook Assistant Editor. JOANNE SOUZA 203 Ledge Road “To” any one. AMBITION: Secretary RALPH EDWIN STADNIK 12 Taft Street “Almacs”’ Take each day as it comes. AMBITION: Disc Jockey Basketball 9; Glee Club 11. Ready for mischief; ready for fun, willing to take on MARY M. STELLMACH 44 Rye Street Silence is as great an art as speech. AMBITION: Airline Stewardess DOUGLAS M. STUART 440 Newman Avenue “Doug” “Snorter™ If I can't have a bushel of silver, Pll settle for a barrel of gold. AMBITION: To make something. Drama Club 11, 12; Ski Club 11; Junior Classical League 10, 11, 12; Chemistry Club 11, 12; Football 9. 10; 11, 12: Track 11; 12: Indoor Track 11, 12: Lettermen’s Club 11, Vice President 12; Chorus 11, 12; National Math Club 11, 12. CAREN ANN SULLIVAN 47 Pershing Avenue “Sully” Youth had been a habit of hers for so long she could not part with it. AMBITION: Work with the retarded. Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Newspaper 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Club 9, Vice President 10; Mineral Club 9. BARBARA JOAN SURETTE 264 Taunton Avenue “Barb” Happy as the daisies that dance on her way. AMBITION: I.B.M. Key-Punch Operator Glee Club 11, 12. 49 50 JOANNE TAVARES 4. Watson Street “To” Come sing now, sing; for I know ye sing well. AMBITION: Licensed Practical Nurse Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Mineral Club 9; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Club 11; Jr. Council; Newspa- per Huh ee LINDA MAE TEIXEIRA 15 Greenfield Street “Tex” “Powerhouse” Time is the most valuable thing a woman can spend. AMBITION: Teacher — Mathematics Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Field Hockey 11, Captain 12; Basketball 11, 12, Co- Captain 11; French Club 10; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; National Math Club 10, 11, 12; Newspaper 9, 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Sr. Council; Yearbook Art Staff; G.A.A. 11, 12, President 12. THOMAS JAMES TOPPIN 60 French Drive “Tom? 'T” A happy man is a king. AMBITION: Physical Education Teacher Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Jr. Council; Jr. Prom; Lettermen’s Club. DIANNE MAE TRAHAN 27 Barberry Drive “Dee” Gentlemen always seem to remember blondes. AMBITION: Airline Stewardess Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9; Jr. Prom; Newspaper 10, 11, Art Editor 12; Studen t Council Rep. 12; Glee Club 10, 11, 12. JOYCE ELLEN TUCKER 95 Baker Street RAG ine Life is very short and uncertain; let us spend it as best we can. AMBITION: Secretary Library Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Newspaper 11, 12 NANCY VIRGINIA TUCKER 95 Baker Street “Nance” Conscience is the perfect interpreter of life. AMBITION: Office work Library Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9; Drama Club 9; Yearbook Business Staff. MARCIA RUTH TURNER 615 Read Street The firm, the enduring will always succeed. AMBITION: Teaching Drama Club 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 10, 11, Vice Presi- dent 12; Class Treasurer 11; Intramurals 10, 11; Varsity Swim 11; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Jr. Council: Sr. Council; Yearbook Business Staff. DAVID ALLEN TWEEDY 698 Fall River Avenue “Dave” Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. AMBITION: College — Biological Science Track 11, 12; Chess Club 11, 12; Intramurals 10; In- door Track 12; Cross Country 12; National Math Club 11, 12. SUSAN M. TYRRELL 18 Brook Hill Drive Try to realize it’s all within yourself; no one can make you change. AMBITION: Registered Nurse Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Future Nurses Club 9: Spanish Club 9, 10; Newspaper 12; Softball 9, 10. ELIZABETH ANN VERMETTE 257 Anthony Street “Betsy” “Bet” Beauty as we feel it is something indescribable; what it is or what it means can never be said. AMBITION: College and Happiness Class Secretary 10, 11; Student Council 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Cheerleading 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 10; Jr. Prom; Christmas Semi-Formal 11, 12; Foreign Study League 10; Jr. Council; Sr. Prom; Intramurals 9, 10, 11; Gymnastics 11, 12; Sr. Coun- cil; Newspaper 9; Yearbook Literary and Business Staff. a STEPHEN J. WALSH 15 Elaine Street Take eloquence and ring its neck. AMBITION: College Intramurals 10. JOSEPH A. WARRENER 1560 Fall River Avenue “Joe” Diligence is the mother of good fortune. AMBITION: College Baseball 11, 12; Cross Country 12. 51 52 ROBERT KENNETH WHITELEY 18 Pine Street “Bullitt” Life is not life at all without delight. AMBITION: College Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10; Cross Coun- try 9; Intramurals 10; French Club 10; Ski Club 10, 2 PAULA JEAN WILLIAMS 14. River Street “Paulette” In chatter she excels, against silence she rebels. AMBITION: Medical Secretary Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 9, 10; Library Club 9, 10, 11, Vice President 12; Newspaper 9, 10, 11, Sports Editor 12; Mineral Club 9. DEBRA JEANNE WILLIS 283 Olney Street “Debbie” A good nature is one of the most precious gifts of heav- en. AMBITION: To find inner happiness and meaning in my life. Drama 11, 12; Library Club 11. DAVID STROUSE WILSON 191 West Avenue “Willy” Happy I am; from care I'm free. AMBITION: Engineering Mineral Club 9, 10, 11; Chess Club 9, 10; Swim Team 10, 11, 12. BONNIE LEE WOLFE 30 Baker Street “Woof” To be loved, be lovable. AMBITION: Dental Hygienist Drama Club 11, 12; F.T.A. 10, 11; Student Council 9, Secretary 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom (Queen); Sr. Prom; Christmas Semi-Formal 9, 10, 11; Gymnastics Club 11, 12; Track 11, 12; G.A.A. | 11, 12; Glee Club 12; Tennis Team 11; Yearbook Business and Literary Staff. DENISE E. YELLE 48 Bishop Avenue “Glease Denise” “Dietch” The farmers daughter hath brown hair. AMBITION: Farmer Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Mineral Club 9; Intramurals 10: Newspaper 12; Sr. Prom. Mineral Club 9. BENJAMIN ANTHONY ZAIDA 250 County Street “Ben? He would rather make history than study it. AMBITION: Army Career Officer Swim Team 9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Lettermen’s Club 11, 12. CHESTER ZAPASNEK, JR. 14 Mayfield Street “Chet the Jet” Faithful friends are hard to find. AMBITION: Law Enforcement Football 9, 10, 11; Baseball 10; Intramurals 9, 10: ROBERTA ANN ZBYSZEWSKI 609 Lincoln Street “Birdie” Although the last, not the least. AMBITION: I.B.M. School Softball 9, 10; Intramurals 9, 10, 11; Newspaper 12; Drama Club 12. 53 54 Class I, Betsy Adams, leave my DHC shirt and my 1 spot in Miss Dobie’s 5th period gym class to anyone who has the guts to fill it. tI, Debbie Allenson, leave my big mouth to haunt the halls of Seekonk High forever I, Lorie Allison, leave to anyone who wants it, my gullibility and big little mouth. I, Sue Allison, leave my never dropping baton to Sue : Gilbert, my open right wing to Maureen Richardson, and my orange juice to Chery! Ferriera. I, Jackie Amaral, leave all my sewing problems to Mrs. Keough. I, Marylou Andrews, leave to Linda Sours her senior year in taisery. I, Louis Barboza, leave. I, Chris Berg, leave. I, Al Billington, leave the “Stroke” method to Monsieur Raymond Gendron. I, Joanne Bliss, gladly leave. I, Jay Brackett, fave in search of better things and happiness. I, John Brill, leave Mr. Walton an existential: vacuum. I, Julia Broze, leave Mrs. Keough to many years of peacefulness. I, Rosemarie Broze, leave Mrs. ‘Lindberg my baby sister. I, Barbara Boucher, leave Miss Sypek my room in England which she kicked me out of. I, Debby Brown, leave my foot that’s been in my mouth for four years. I, Anne Buc kley, leave Mrs. Wing my perfect lady- like actions. I, Nancy Butte rworth, leave Mr. Balter my excuse slips to hand out to anyone who needs one. I, Linda Camara, Leave all my problems in the halls of Seekonk High to anyone who would like to collect them. I, Ellen Caracciolo, leave my gavel to the next person fool enough to want it. I, Connie Caswell, leave a pair of hairclippers to everyone at Bear’s house. I, Milt Chow, leave a locker full of rotten pumpkins to Dr. Dolittle and associates. I, Dave Church, leave to Mrs. Adams, a very used typewriter ribbon. I, Anne Cimino, leave to go on to bigger and better things. I, Dan Cloutier, leave Mr. Murphy three lotus flowers, two burbot fish, and five astonished men. I, Sandra Cobb, leave Mr. Baker — much to his relief. I, Norman Coggeshall, leave Mr. Hulme a pair of sideburns to go with his toupee. I, Ron Colange ity leave my ability to speak over the intercom to next year’s Student Council President. I, Jim Coogan, leave my poor brother, Paul, for two long years with Coach LaFontaine. I, Rosemary Costa, leave the locket to Karen’s key of happiness. I, Christine Cushman, leave the remains of my pig to Mr. Hanley. I, Steve D’Amico, leave Mr. Frazier a two foot high marijuana plant. I, Cindy Dauray, leave a bowl of bubble gum to Mr. Sullivan. ll. Debby Davenport, leave one year’s supply of kissy-facies to Ron Ridolfi. I, Steve Day, leave a cigarette machine and ash trays in each lavatory. I, Debi Dean, leave a Banen of carrots to Donna Greenwood. I, Sandi DiPietro, leave my trails to someone who might travel them again. I, Greg Dow, leave Miss Sypek a fluorescent wig in case her make-up burrs out. I, Karen Drainville, leave to each student a key of happiness. I, Cathy Drohan, leave my big white gym sneakers to Miss Dobie for anyone who needs sneakers. I, Michael Earl, (President of the Chem Club) leave my black t-shirt to Coach Wientraub. I, Dave Garvey, leave Bill Butler (Hero of the Year 1970-71) three hockey pucks. I, Vic Gelinas, leave my hair to Coach Ellis Mayers. I, Barbara George, leave Miss Dobie my unused gym suit. I, Debbie Gilmore, leave with four years of knowledge in cheat notes under my arm. I, Linda Graham, leave my new hockey stick to the ral field hockey team with best wishes for a good season. I, Stanley Grass, leave to Mr. Corriveau one empty Clark Bar wrapper. I, Carol Gray, leave four dull studious years to a capable freshman. I, Jack Grenier, leave Mr. Kaveny and Mr. Weintraub each a bowl of “Beave Stu.”’ I, Susan Haworth, leave my heel to Mrs. Lacy to her best advantage. I, Dani Horton, leave Seekonk High School to begin my education. I, Donna-Lee Horton, leave eladly with joy. I, Ann Houle, leave Mrs. hua and all her future office practice classes, Boston and all its suburbs. I, Brad Hulme, leave one old, worn out, chlorine faded team suit to Mr. Mayers. I, Steve Hurst, leave this school hoping it turns for the better. I, Bob Johnson, leave to Mrs. Corriveau one half of a sulphur cookie and a silver spatula. I, Karen Johnson, leave Mrs. Adams with the satisfaction of seeing me through my shortest year in English. I, Gary Jones, leave all my Ford power to LeRoy Simmons. Ife Harry Jones, leave to the School of Seekonk High my parking space at John Provazza’s. I, Tim Joost, leave one bathing suit and one warm-up suit to the person with clorinitis. I, Paul Kandarian, leave Mr. Kaveny a copy of the book “Happiness is a Fuzzy Hat” by Yul Brenner. I, Jeff Karol, leave my overt acts of friendship to the halls of Seekonk High. I, Les Kennedy, leave Mr. Murphy one completely house broken and tame chipmunk which has not yet learned to bite humans. I, Bob Khorey, leave Mr. Corriveau a pronunc iation of the word gazz I, Tony Khouri, leave Mr. Kaveny a Life size photo of me to be hung in his office. Will I, Ronnie Kropis, leave all my after class kisses to any other lovers. I, Tim Lawrence, leave the Murphy’s, the Mr. LeClere’s, and the Mr. Ridolfi’s, name tags with first names. I, Pat Laushway, leave my side stag to next year’s cheerleading squad in hope that they'll use it. I, Keith Lang, leave my wash bottle to Mr. Corriveau. I, Ann Leiter, leave to any interested underclassman, a three year supply of answers to Mr. Murphy’s questions. I, Sue L’Heureux, leave Peter Krupowicz one large jar of Curl Free! I, Elizebeth Longbottom, leave my sister Mickey, my maiden name. I, Donna Lopes, leave my big mouth to my brother Kenny and my two years of educated history to Mr. Ron Ridolfi. I, Diane Luther, leave my chemistry notebook to anyone who can figure it out. I, Donna Luther, leave Mrs. Keough twelve pair of scissors for an accurate count. I, Todd Macalister, leave a copy of the Hare Krishna Mantra to Mr. Anderson. I, Barbara Macdonald, leave my seat in Miss Isle’s home room and hope that the next person enjoys it as much as I have. I, Reggie MacKenzie, leave Mrs. Adams a bottle of sherry. I, Robin Marnoch, leave Mrs. Adams all my insanity — with a smile. I, Cheryl Medeiros, gladly leave this “joint.” I, Deolinda Mello, leave to Mr. Tom Ridolfi, a megaphone so that the kids in the room can hear him. I, Tom Miller, leave Mr. Corriveau half a Clark Bar. I, Marilyn Monroe, leave a Swansea Express pass to Mr. LeClerc. I, Gustave Hill Murby, Esq., leave Mr. Sperduty locker no. 226, and humbly charge the aforesaid Mr. Sperduty with the task of finding a kind and considerate owner for this trusty locker from his incoming freshman homeroom. “A locker well-respected, is a locker not rejected.” I. M. Master, Locker Co., President. I, Maureen Murphy, leave Mr. Ridolfi one case of canned goods in case of an emergency. I, Cathie Nelson, leave my TAKE-A-CHECK to locker 136 and whoever is lucky (?) enough to get it. I, Debbie Ogden, leave to Miss Dobie my cooked marshmallows. I, Wayne O’Hara, leave to Mr. Mooney an “I am the coach and make no mistake about that” Button. I, Jugga Olean, leave to next year’s class clown the misfortune of always being laughed at, even in serious situations. I, Tom Oliver, leave one slightly soiled black tee-shirt to Mr. Weintraub so that he can give it to the 1972 Chemistry Club Treasurer. I, Carolee Pardini, leave all my innocently made remarks to Mr. Baker to interpret the way he wishes. I, Pamela Playe, leave my “stilts” to “Wilt.” I, Jim Pezzulo, leave my 1959 Ford to the Power Mechanics class. I, Lynne Preston, leave Miss Dobie my four year swim excuse. I, Paul Pryor, do hereby leave all my University of Saigon catalogs to the Hero. I, Pat Provazza, leave Miss Dobie all my gym excuses. I, Bill Roche, leave my seat on the end of the bench to anyone who’s nuts enough to take it. (hint: Take a pillow!) I, Billy Provazza, leave Mr. Frazier a package of Zig-Zags. I, Sue Rodgers, leave my stomach to Dr. Thayer and the school nurse. I, Arlene Rose, leave my place in the front of the lunch line, to anyone else small enough to get away with it. I, Kathy Saleeba, leave my doctor’s excuse to any freshman who doesn’t want to take gym. I, Mike Saleeba, leave my dirty booties to Sir Francis Mooney. I, Cliff Saunders, leave my smelly gym socks to Mr. Bowers. I, Stephen Silva, leave my continuous upset stomach to the cooks in the cafeteria. I, Donna Soja, leave all my ace bandages to any other unfortunates in Miss Dobie’s creative gymnastics class. I, Charles Sousa, leave Mr. Goodwin a badge and a police car. I, Deborah Souza, leave to some freshman, four years of experience in checking Mr. Sperduty’s absence lists. I, Ralph Stadnik, leave an Allens wrench to Mr. Hulme to put his table saw together. I, Mary Stellmack, leave Mrs. Keough all the time it took me to finish my clothing project. I, Caren Sullivan, leave to Mr. Sperduty, a package of gum, a pair of ear plugs, and my deepest sympathy to his new homeroom students. I, Barbara Surette, leave all my extra credit reports to Mr. Ron Ridolfi and Mr. Stanek. I, Joanne Tavares, leave my record of two sprained ankles in Seekonk High corridors, to anyone clumsy enough to beat me. I, Linda Teixeira, leave the goal cage to the 71 field hockey goalie. I, Tom Toppin, leave Mr. Corriveau a half of a tablespoon of Pepto Bismol. I, Dianne Trahan, leave my sister, Gayle, holding the bag. I, Joyce Tucker, leave my voice in room 204 to haunt Mrs. Christiansen. I, Nancy Tucker, leave all the library work to be done in future years to anyone who can fill my place. I, Dave Tweedy, leave Mr. Omer LeClere a Fascist Pig. I, Betsy Vermette, leave some of the happiest memories of my life. I, Joe Warrener, leave my track shoes to Mr. Mooney. I, Bob Whiteley, leave Mr. Burke a set of Cinderella skis and a pair of rubba dubba boots. I, Debbie Willis, leave my Chemistry notes to Mr. Corriveau along with a match. I, Paula Williams, leave to Mr. Burke, my morning smiles and compliments, and my yoyo. I, Dave Wilson, leave to Mr. Fitta all of our happy days together in gym “Right Fitta.” I, Bonnie Wolfe, leave Miss Dobie, one bottle of bubble vitamins and the echo of my voice. I, Chet Zapasnik, leave a new tie to Mr. Sperduty. I, Roberta Zbyszewski, leave Mrs. Lindberg all my participation in her Home Management class. 55 Superlatives Most Popular Bonnie Wolfe Ron Colangelo SLR Mirren pei farimitintiienn ade Shesipa ee ee neni ir isaneaiasitiniheiisinbinisg ee oe : we? Sex bs Best Actress Debby Souza Best Actor Paul Pryor 56 _ SS os % rmreny = — = Ss Ie, m™ “SE G . SS D mD S Bob Harding 57 Most Gullible June Lemere Brad Hulme Best Dressed Sandy Dipretro Ron Colangelo Most Musical Nancy Butterworth Joe Silva 58 Most Likely To 2. Succeed 1e Allenson Debb IM e rts Class Fl Dauray indy C Jerry Delsesto wo = a= WS =) S WY S w = 59 = = S wo ww S CO Betsy Vermette Ron Colangelo nae : in i D BA Occ er, og menial Most Talkative Debbie Allenson Tim Lawrence SS a = Most Fem Betsy Vermette Most Mascul ine Ron Colangelo 60 PLUS UDLHIV Most Artistic Jackie Martin Dan Horton one Most For School Debbie Allenson Ron Colangelo Best Looking Betsy Vermette kon Colangelo 61 62 Class Reunion — 1986 The class of 1971, Seekonk High School, is seated in the se ‘hool’s auditorium. The year is 1986, and for their fif- teen year reunion, the class is going to New York City. You could call it a repeat of their freshman class trip back in 1968. While Debbie Allenson and Ellen Caracciolo are giving last minute instructions, Harry Jones, Jim Pezzulo, Ron Kropis, Steve Potter, Bob Souto, and Gary “Crash” Jones are outside rey vin’ up the buses, which they have offered to drive. June LeMere leads the class in prayer. Dave Wilson, Norm Allard, Ralph Stadnik, and Barbara Porter have informed us that they won’t be able to go. Dave already planned a camping retreat with his ¢ ub scout troop, Norm couldn't get anyone to take his paper route for the weekend, Ralph couldn’t get time off at Almacs, and Barbara is in EVE visiting Don Ho. Brad Hulme called and said he’ d be a few minutes late. After a three hour delay, the Wises are finally loaded. Be- cause of a seat shortage, Todd Mac alister and Mike Saleeba decide to run to New York. Once underway, Mike Earle, now the president of his own chemical corporation, amuses everyone with his new yo-yo tricks. While Paul Pryor hands out candy which he “borrowed” from Kinnane’s, Carolee Pardini is busy tell- ing Deolinda Mello and Sharon Richards about her new rec ipe for muffins. 04 all of the buses, everyone is gossiping and catching up on the latest dirt. Rumor has it that Kathy Saleeba has been signed by the Red Sox along with Tom Toppin. Dave Garvey, who created the football game in senior study, now an executive with the Milton Bradley Company, and Mike Bray, who has already atele several million on a horses, is now the national spokesman for BSA. Bob Whiteley says he is currently traveling with the Olea n-Silva Circus as the human bullet shot from a cannon. Tony Khouri is also with the circus, and ea what we hear, he has a great act — trained beavers that go “whoof, whoof” and click their claws at the same time. Gus Murby, now a renowned ecologist, is roaming ifhuen the bus trying to figure out why everyone is so polluted. Gus gets to the heart of the Hose m when he fade ia Brackett, now fie owner of Campus Liquors, passing around a samples. While Debbie Willis is explaining the pros and cons of marriage to Kathy Drohan, Milton Chow is showing Al Billington the blueprints of his “soon to be built” pumpkin Ban Bob Houle says he’s thinking of going into he used tan he really means used) car business. Cur- rently, though, he’s selling soap and combs one to ties After traveling for an hour or so, one of the buses develops a terrible squeak. Cliff Saunders is woken up to ana- lyze the situation, and gets Steve Silva to give it a quick grease job. Meanwhile, Barbara Boucher, who never wastes a second, is busy waxing Harry’s bus oat John Lanoue washes the windshield and checks the oil. Marilyn Monroe and he husband Bruce now run a bus service, “The Swansea Express.” While Marilyn is trying to convince Lori Allison that she is not the “real” Marilyn Monroe, Arlene Rose is showing her ele vated shoes (aa signed by Pam Playe) to Lynne Preston, Linda Camara, and Karen Johnson. Barbara Mac ‘Donald is discussing ee key techniques with Brian Emond who now plays g goalie with the Boston Bruins. Wayne O’Hara and Tom Miller claim to be junior vice presidents of Sunnybrook, Ine. Tom says he works in the crime and robbery division. Mark Husnander and Liz Longbottom are trying to se 1 Donna Horton and Lee Ann Al- lard a book they just wrote, “How To Celebrate Your Fifer Annivennnye Suddenly, the bus swerves sharply to the left as Gary Jones tries to avoid a tree. Nancy Tucker falls out of her seat and sprains her fingernail. However, Donna and Diane Luther, Reggie MacKenzie, and Donna Soja, all quali- fied candystripers, quickly give Nancy an ace bandage and some crutches. Joyce Tucker, who is quite used to this, calmly watches on. While, Carol Gray, Debbie Gilmore, Ann Buckley, Donna Lopes, Barbara George, and Joanne Souza sneak a cig- arette in the back of the bus, Pat Provazza announces that her father was just appointed principal of S.HLS. Billy Clark claims to have a top secret job. Paul Kandarian thinks that Bill cleans Mr. Clark Corriveau’s cos- tumes. Anyway, as the bus passes through a rural section, everyone goes to the windows to wave to Jeff Karol and Debbie Davenport who now operate a commune. Their family includes some old classmates such as Denise Yelle, Rosemary Costa, Joanne Bliss, Karen Drainville, Cheryl Mederois, and Stanley Grass, whose job is to keep the grass cut. Word has it that Dave Tweedy has really struck it rich selling bird seed. Marsha Turner and Marti and Marel Hy- land are also doing well; they now own all of the Sunoco Stations on the East Coast. Roberta Zbyszewski, Joanne Amaral, and Dianne Trahan aren’t doing badly either, they currently work in the Lady Clairol research laboratory. After three hours, the buses finally arrive in New York, just in time to see the Majorettes Sue Allison and Ann Marie Leiter leading a ticker tape parade in honor of Steve D’Amico who has just returned from Mars. Before everyone splits, the buses stop at Calico Kitchens for lunch. The restaurant, now under new management is operated by Bob Khorey, Tim Lawrence, and Bob Johnson, who are all professional chefs. Greg Dow decides to stay on the bus and eat his hard boiled eggs. Well, it’s Friday night, and in New York City there are a million things to do. Tim Joost, John Brill, Ben Zaida, Vic Gelinas, John Grenier, and Paul Brown decide to swim over to the statue of Liberty. Rosie and Julie Broze, Sharon Richards, Sue Tyrell, and Sue Rogers get tickets to go see David Church who is starring ina ballet. Debbie Ogden decides to go see a Broadway play called “Big Rock at Purgatory Chasm,” starring Debbie Souza and Linda Graham, Billy Provazza, John Souza, Dave Brescia. Louie Barboza, and Charley Souza set out to search the city for a party. Jerry DelSesto has invited all the guys over to Bachelor’s III which he now owns. Joe Warrener, who works for Jerry, has the tough job of watching the bunnies. Ralph Conti is trying to find his way to 42nd Street where a new Warwick Shoppers World has just been built. Linda Teixeira takes off to Greenwich Village to see how Danny Horton and Jackie Martin are making it as paint- ers. Betsy Vermette, Betsy Adams, Pat Laushway, and Debbie Brown are roaming the streets of New York selling football tickets to the New York Jets game. By the way, this team has a new head coach, Cathy Nelson, and the team includes such stars as Bob Harding, Doug Stuart, Norm Coggeshall, Steve Hurst, and Harold Sloane. Maureen Murphy, Bonnie Wolfe, and Sue L’Heureux go to Radio City Music Hall where they enter the June 31st, 1986 Beauty Contest. Everyone is glad when the news comes that Maureen won. After being runner-up all her life, Maureen thinks she deserved it. Chris Berg heads towards the Sue Haworth Model-Fashion Agency to start an anti-T'wiggy protest. There she meets two of New York’s hottest models, Sandy DiPeitro and Julia Borges. Meanwhile, Sandy Cobb can’t make up her mind whether to go see Tom Oliver and the gang (Keith Lang and Mike Dolan) who are doing a concert or to go see Bill Roche cut his first LP; ““Momma Don’t Allow.” David Hartling has decided to liven his evening up with a trip to the library. Caren Sullivan, Anne Cimino, and Kathy Ferris take a walk to Madison Square Garden where they run into Dan Cloutier and Joe Hendricks who both play for the N.Y. Knicks. Kathy Duffell is also there with the Red Heads who do the half-time shows for the Knicks. All of a sudden, there is an all points bulletin heard on all T.V. and radio stations. Apparently, the members of the BCG (Baker’s Corner Gang) — Jim Peters, Rick LaBelle, Glenn Shaw, Gary Jodat, Tom Clegg, Jeff Smutek, and Connie Caswell have moved on to bigger and better things and are taking over the city. KAOS prevails! Mary Stellmach, Carol Grey, Marylou Andrews, and Paula Williams are seen running madly toward the buses which have just been rolled. The Mayor, Ron Colangelo, declares the city a disaster area and urges everyone to leave immedi- 63 CHET’S JETS, and gets his ately. Fortu nately, one of our old classmates, Chester Zapasnik, owns his own airline pilots Bob Seropian and Steve Walsh to fly everyone out of the city. Just as the plane gets into the air and things have calmed down, Steve Silva grabs the stewardess, Cindy Dauray, holds her at gun point, and yells, ‘Fly me to Portugal!” Immediately, the class’s unsung heroes Jim Coogan and Ed Aguiar, try to pull the gun from Silva. However, their efforts are distracted by the loud and hysterical screams of Chris Cushman. This is a shock to everyone else on the plane because Chris was always known for her quiet and feminine manner. However, we soon learn from Barbara Surette that she’s not screaming at the gunman but at Nancy Butterworth who is out on the wing of the plane playing her French horn, and Joanne Tavares who is with her singing “Fly the Friendly Skies of United.” When the plane finally lands, Debbie Dean, editor of the N.Y. Times, tries to get a quick run down on the week- end’s happenings. However, everyone is too tired to answer; especially the head chaperone, Mr. Pete Andreozzi, who is on his way to a rest home. The End A Day At Luckett's 65 a ‘ my Milos = : te be rae pe ar, s Sehet ee eee re : oe Seen ° %e. O� © in-between . . . a searching, a yea rning . . . to be a part, to be accepted . . . finding their own. placevees NA % = wo 6 = %S S S = i ’ hai : Elizabeth Agren David Aguiar Patti Ainsworth Irene Allard Paul Amaral Dorinda Band Gilbert Barao Audrey Barboza Linda Berriman Linda Berthiaume Olivia Bettencourt Steven Blake James Bliss Cheryl Borges Gail Buffington ib Alan Bryson John Burke al Daniel Callahan Dale Burley Edward Cahill Joseph Carr SE Gregory Cipriano Jennifer Colby Clifford Conley 68 Susan Corbitt Henry Cosimini Manuel Costa Micheal Cuddy Anne Cushing Rachel Daneau ‘Gee Wayne Darling Patricia Dias Thomas Downes William Drohan Thomas Edgecomb Karen Edwards Susan Emond Debra Estrella Elaine Estrella Lois Estrella CACM Cheryl Ferreira Donna Fontaine Denise Froment Bonnie Galvin Susan Gilbert Neil Goodman Robert Goodman Ralph Gossler Gloria Grace Donna Greenwood James Grasso Susan Hardman 69 aA ee y Sheila Harrop Nancy Hurley Linda Kaczowka Carol Kaveny Candace Killam ee Douglas LaCroix Karen Lagerquist Meredith Leite vn ED Linda Lombard Gary Luertut Kim Macalister Carol MacKenzie Julie Mahler Thomas Mahoney Christopher Manley John Medeiros Barbara Mello 70 7 i Mary Messier Elaine Miranda Charles Moreira es at | Andrew Murphy Thomas McAloon Edmund McCann Kristine Nordstrom Paul Obering Claudia Oliver Edward Picard “NX . cs 4 a i : Denise Poliquin Steven Poole Robin Porter Margaret Power John Provazza Judith Provazza hits F ait e ay Donna Quattrucci Linda Raymond Maureen Richardson Lim id Geoffrey Rowntree Roger Sadler Gary Sager | Richard Santos Pauline Savary Richard Shields Kathleen Silva 71 72 Patricia Silva Bradford Simmons i) ie | . « 4 4 Deborah Sousa Linda Souza Deborah Stonely Susan Stresak Sheila Tansey Joyce Ukleja Catherine Urbonas Cindy Wehr | Henry VanAhnen Elena Vezza Carol Vinniti Susan Waller Marie West Patricia Westcott Paul Whipple John Whitaker Mark Whittworth (1 1 ha Marguerite Williams Stephen Williams Elizabetn Wood Fred Yaghjian Judith Young Catherine Zaida Class Of 1973 , Mark Abelson Paula Abraham Penny Ainsworth Mark Almeida Susan Andrews Debra Augustine Vincent Augustine Donald Azulay Joseph Bairos Jeffrey Banna Donna Barboza David Bear Andrew Belsky Deborah Benson Kathleen Berriman Denise Berson Russell Blackledge Linda Blake David Boucher Kathleen Bridge Patricia Brodeur Mark Butterworth Doris Cabassa ) James Campbell Manuel Capello Mark Caracciolo Richard Cardin Karen Cardullo Monica Cavallero Sean Chandley William Cockayne Richard Collins Patti Conti ‘Paul Coogan James Correia Jeffrey Cosimini John Cosimini Joann Costa Robert Coyle { Robert Craveiro Lynda D’Amico Scott Darling Steven DeAngelis Deborah Dias Helen Drohan Barbara Duncan Katherine Fahey Anthony Fallon John Ferland Raymond Ferland Paula Ferreira Charlene Fisk Ann Marie Fournier Susan Furtado Lynda Gammons David Garrahan Ann George Donna Gomes Jocelyn Gorman Paula Gouras Megan Gray Raymond Greaves Jacquelyn Greeley Robin Halliwell Dennis Harrop Carlene Hawksley Douglas Heuberger Nancy Hicks Michelle Hines Paul Hines Frederick Hodde Rebecca Hodgeman Jennifer Holmes Robert G. Horton Robert W. Horton Jon Hubbard Mary Humphrey Deborah James James Jobe David Johnson Susan Johnson Michael Khouri Dennis LaCroix John Langwell Laurie Lariviere Bruce Larkin Webster Larkin Kathy Larrabee Suzanne Laushway David Leite Carol LeMay Mary LeMay Leslie Leonard Richard Levesque | Stephen Lima Edward Lincoln Michael Lindell Leslie Lipp Donald Lisbon Alfred MacDonald Stephen Maclsaac Susan Mallon Karen Manchester Elizabeth Manley Robert Marnoch Kenneth Martin Robert McArdle John McCullough Carol Medeiros Linda Meisner Steven Miller Russell Miranda Carl Mitchell Thomas Morris Glenn Motta Deborah Nelson Claudia O’Brien Robert O’Connell Deborah Olean Susan Olean Sandra Oliveira Michael Panciotti Paula Parsons 75 76 Deborah Perry Linda Perry Richard Picard Robert Propatier Sandra Provazza Douglas Pyron John Quintin Jane Rafferty Thomas Reale Marie Rehbein Donald Richard Donna Roberts Fred Roy Marjorie Roy Michael Royer Joanne Ruggiero Arthur Salve Gary Seal Scott Shaw Cynthia Sloane Eleanor Stadnik Deborah Stebenne Kirk Stingle Raymond Sturtevant Karen Tameo Nancy Tameo Michael Teixeira David Voorhees Gregory Walek Marie Walsh Craig Williams Patricia Wood Diane Woods Gail Wynne Dennis. Yelle Henry Young Patricia Zaida Sarah Bliven | Barbara Agren Carol Allen Michael Almeida Thomas Araujo Jean Azulay Michelle Bailey Robert Barchi Barbara Benson Karen Blair David Botelho Marilyn Boudreau Paul Brewer Ronald Briggs Peter Brill Todd Brochu Glenn Brown Victor Brown Joyce Buffington Edward Burke Steven Butera Judith Cabassa Michael Callahan Peter Capello David Caracciolo Janell Carolan Patricia Carr Richard Cavallero Susan Chow Karen Christopher James Ciavola Thomas Ciavola Alan Cing-Mars James Cipriano Steven Clegg Pamela Corbin Daniel Correia Walter Cruz Donna DeMedeiros Thomas Devine David Dunklee William Egan Michael Emond : Marjorie Fahey ) Donna Farrell David Fitten. ) Glenn Fortin Barbara Fournier Linda Fournier 77 Debra Fraser Denise Gagne Edward Genest Beverly Goodnow Mark Gorman Jay Gosnear Janet Goyette Karen Goyette Karen Greggerson Mary Grenier Susan Hall Hollie Halliwell Nancy Haworth Mary Healey Priscilla Heuberger Dennis Hicks Susan Hill Dorothy Hodge Nancy Holmes Holli Hood Robin Hopkins John Imbrie Michael Johnson Patricia Kaczowka Lynne Kenyon Nancy Kistner Jean Kusiak Duncan Lang Kevin Langwell Debra Lariviere Joanne Lebel Patricia Leiter Nancy LeMay Claudette Letourneau Ronald L’Heureux Michael Linton Christine Littlefield Denise Lockwood Dennis Lockwood Jeffrey Longworth Kenneth Lopes Michael Lussier John Luther Mark Lynch Mitchell Macalister Glenn McElroy Mitchell Magdich Gail Marcil 78 James Marshall Kathy Martin , Gregory Masse Jo-Ellen Mayers Linda McArdle Nancy McGovern Robin McGuy Susan Mello Lucille Miguel Joann Mullen Arthur Nelson Daniel O’Brien Karen Oliver Catherine Oppel Valerie Osouliecki Nelson Paine Sandra Pardini Michael Pariseau Joanne Parker William Pearl Cynthia Perry Donna Perry Sandra Petorelli Charles Pickels Deborah Pinucci Laurie Preston Gary Provazza Sheila Provazza Diane Quirk James Rebello Susan Ricciardi Linda Riley George Roderick Sandra Rogan John Rosa Debora Rose Jeffrey Ross Sandra Ruggeiro Peter Saleeba Sandra Salzillo Lucille Savary Robert Sceeles Paul Schultz Gary Sears Gregory Sedach Cathy Seeley Joanne Sequin Edith Sheldon 79 Joseph Silva David Sim Cynthia Simmons Judith Sloane Joseph Smith Kenneth Smith Darlene Snowden Donna Souza Robert Stedman Steven St. Laurent William Stone Susan Sturtevant Linda Sullivan Olive Sweeney Marcia Szezepanek Robin Taber Denise Tavernier Debra Theroux Cheryl Thibault Kenwood Thode Dawn Thomas George Thomas Robert Thumith Gale Trahan Rolande Trahan Karen Turoff Judy Ukleja Inez Veader Richard Vinitti Ruth West Debra Williams Gary Wilson John Wolstencroft David Wood Karen Yankee Lynne Zarella Steven Zapasnik In Memoriam Patricia Hurley Class OF NOTE: Many Moods The Of Seekonk 1gh tice 1Ra thes Are atked ta Ken ‘ vO Kili flies durin Wn as Signed Rengd hy, i? Lam BOA meny 83 Many Moods Contd 84 Lhe Dress Code Is Change “My burns knock ’em dead.” X — “Jeff, you look quite dapper.” Only their hairdresser knows for sure. 85 To remember high school is to remember not only that good teacher or certain class, but also the activities. Activities communicate that part of education never found in any class- room. vit1es wut Act Woy For the second straight year, the class of 1971 has ended Spirit Week in victory. This year Joe Silva won 50 points for the seniors when he dressed as ugly man. Mike Bear and Kathy Nelson also won 50 big ones by win- ning the skate board race. The class’s tug of war team had a tough time with the sophomores but pulled through for 100 points. The 1969 egg throw- ing champs, Debbie Allenson and Betsy Adams, had to settle for second place as they suffered a humiliating defeat to freshmen Dorothy Hodge and Ruth West. Spirit Week has been Seekonk High’s first spark of tradition. It has given the students a chance to unite with their classmates. The graduating seniors leave with a record — two consecutive wins — and hope that some class will have enough spirit to beat it. Ih “.. . and I'll take this eyeball, here.” ———= BR Bi @ 71’s Tug of War Team — Undefeated. “Eat your heart out.” 88 “The devil made me do it!” Jane Brackett Court Veronica Colangelo Roberta Harding Millie Chow Josephine Hendricks 89 90 Roman Candlelight May 15, 1970 Venus DeMulo Swansea, Mass. Be | Karen Johnson, Cathie Nelson, Pamela Playe, Maureen Christmas Concert 91 | Homecoming Queen Betsy Vermette Court First Kathy Berriman Second Linda Kaczowka Third Maureen Murphy Fourth Mickey Cuddy _ 2 Peace . . . No! Victory! VARRIONS Ase fi SEEKONK LETTERMENS Cue ord Se ee . . and what they wanted, they got. 92 Christmas Semi-Formal “Say pretty please.” ‘Ahh. The chicks are back.’ 93 � ps Little Bit Of Magic™ seen “Smells like a sulfur bomb or some- thing.” 94 drama Tel the best plays Mountain ... one of the Oo S S SE me S S AC Big 96 Senior It was fun. It was sunny. We got wet. We made money! Car Wash ; ha a ‘ bs Rok ® many thanks to Mr. Ray Saleeba ... we really appreciated the coke. 1969 group at Pompeii - Diane Luther, Debbie Allenson, Betsy Ver- mette, Maureen Murphy, and Barbara Boucher. ereirrir ee Up Sasesasec os ce Pe ‘ : z x Coliseum, Rome Saee + Be ee ee 1970 group — Donna Luther, Marsha Turner, Missy Scott, Rick Do- bras, Ted Povar, Stan Bienkewicz. Fiat, Italy 97 4 | Volleyball Champs Juniors “It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no, it’s Mr. Corriveau!”’ Faculty OS Readheads No, Mr. Kinder. You put it in from the top! Go Sunshine!!! 98 ; 4 bi ; Z “They want me to fly it to Cuba?” “I wish the H__ Frank would turn on the99 heat!’’ | | 1? Suzy Homemaker?? Taste good, Nancy? “Mike, you’re breaking us up 100 ? “Here I am you lucky people! . and I ate this much potato! “Jugga, that can’t be a halo.” sare “Greg, what happened?” my name is Sergeant Bayona. “Hello, It’s just not you, Steve. ower = s, energies, and ideas, interest evolving from student abil Oo o pak ae — S) = 2 — ine} Z| — , a, oO a —s yo) in lv 1LLCSe eee aVO . work that is play w SS i) SS S x Organi he re 104 Advisors Junior CRS MR. JAMES KINDER MR. JOHN MURPHY Freshman Class Sophomore Class MR. JOHN HANLEY MR. LEO LeCLERC (1) W. Butler, O. LeClerc, L. LeClerc, R. Burke, N. Baker. (2) S: Weintraub, H. Keough, G. Isles, B. Ellis. (Missing) J. Anderson, A. Heaton, N. Wolfe, V. Gizzy, F. Mooney, J. Christiansen, J. LaFontaine, E. Sperduty, D. DiOrio, J. McIntyre. Audio Visual Club (2) R. Sturtevant, M. Butterworth, G. McElroy. (2) N. Goodman, G. Sagar, W. Drohan. (2)S. Zapasnik, S. Bliven, D. Band, Mr. Toro, S. Furtado, K. Edwards, W. Pearl. (2) S. Petorelli, R. Halliwell, C. Allen, D. Berson, D. Benson, S. Ricciardi, J. Kusiak, 0. Sweeney, G. Seale. (3) S. Poole, S. Lindberg, M. Gorman, R. Thumith, M. Butterworth, L. Bump, S. Butera, B. Taber. (4) R. Stedman, R. L’Heureux, A. Salve, R. Propatier, B. Snape, M. Bastow, J. Rosa, A. Bryson. 105 106 a Chess Club (1) S. D’Amico, E. Wood, T. Mahoney, G. Dow. (2) M. Roy, R. Thumith, M. Gorman, C. MacKenzie. (3) A. Bryson, H. VanAhnen, A. Ross. Future Teachers Of America (1) R. Palana, S. Laushway, S. Strzesak, L. Teixeira, P. Brodeur, P. Laushway, T. Dolan, G. Wynne. (2) K. Edwards, J. Westcott, P. Westcott, R. Broze, K. Larrabee, K. Duffell, J. Olean, M. Caldwell. (3) J. Martin, E. Wood, B. MacDonald, M. Hyland, M. Hyland, M. Turner, B. Mello. (4) K. Nordstrom, C. Killam, D. Ogden, C. Fiske. Seniors Dram a (1) R. Harding, D. Souza, P. Pryor. (2) E. Vermette, B. Wolfe, L. Teixeira, J. LeMere, A. Rose, D. Brown, R. Marnoch, A. Leiter, B. Boucher. (3) G. Murby, D. Church, J. Martin, N. Butterworth, R. MacKenzie, C. Pardini, J. Olean, J. Borges, B. Hulme. (4) K. Lang, J. Brill, T. Joost, W. Roche, D. Stuart, T. Oliver. (5) A. Billington, H. Sloane, J. Brackett, V. Gelinas. Juniors (2) L. Berthiaume, S. Gilbert, O. Bettencourt. (2) E. Dunklee, M. Maclsaac, M. Leite, S. Waller, C. Boudreau, G. Grace, T. Dolan, B. Mello, J. Colby. (3) G. Sagar, C. Leonard, J. Young, D. Campbell, M. Caldwell, P. Westcott, K. Edwards, E. Wood, C. Fiske, S. Corbitt, M. Whitworth. 107 (1) M. Cavallero, P. Wood, J. Holmes. (2) K. Tameo, D. Cabassa, M. Roy, K. Berriman, D. Olean, P. Parsons, C. Quattrucci, D. Nelson, J. Ed- wards. (3) C. Hawksley, D. Hopkins, S. Kagan, M. Lindell, J. Banna, T. Reale, S. Bliven, C. O’Brien, D. James. (4) S. Maclsaac, J. Jobe, R. Mir- anda, M. Harding. Freshmen (1) K. Yankee, M. Grenier, N. Haworth, L. Preston, T. Arujo, D. Macedo, O. Sweeney, D. Rose, L. Sullivan. (2) J. Westcott, K. Goyette, S. Salzil- lo, S. Ricciardi, S. Ruggiero, S. Sturtevant, S. Mello, J. Greeley. 108 French Club (1) C. Hawksley, J. Holmes, P. Parsons, C. Sloane, E. Wood, L. Bump. (2) M. West, S. Petorelli, P. Brodeur, N. Tameo, P. Abraham, L. Preston, D. Stebenne, C. Allen, D. Quirk, P. Kaczowka, J. Mullen. (3) S. Ricciardi, S. Provazza, K. Edwards, S. Mello, J. Meyers, M. Hines, J. Kusiak, L. Leonard, S. Provazza, M. Bailey, M. Williams. (1) M. Cuddy, N. Holmes, O. Bettencourt, L. Fournier, K. Tameo, R. Halliwell, A. Fournier. (2) K. Yankee, C. Perry, D. Lang, P. Schultz, S. St. Laurent, H. Halliwell, D. DeMedeiros, K. Oliver, D. Robitaille. (3) J. Westcott, C. LeTourneau, C. Gouveia, K. Christopher, J. Cabassa, D. Hodge, J. Marshall, J. Ross, J. Imbrie, R. L’Heureux, S. Andrews. (4) L. Greeley, L. Riley, D. Fraser, J. Opel, G. Dow, H. VanAhnen, T. Ward, S. D’Ami- co. 109 Boys’ Glee Club i (1) G. Sedach, G. Wilson, S. Clegg, G. Thomas, D. Perry, R. Reeves. (2) M. Dolan, P. Amaral, G. Handy, R. Santos, J. Silva, R. Colangelo. (3) S. Chandley, H. Sloane, M. Earle. Girls’ Chorus (1) L. Lombard, C. Dauray, L. Graham, E. Wood, B. Macdonald, J. Olean, D. Rose, D. Greenwood. (2) K. Martin, B. Benson, C. Bunker, C. Vinit- ti, B. Mello, D. Benson, L. Camara, A. Leiter, A. Rose, S. Macedo. (3) B. Wolfe, S. Waller, C. Pardini, J. Young, B. Surette, C. Fisk, T. Dolan, L. Preston, P. Williams. (4) P. Westcott, S. Allison, D. Soja, R. MacKenzie, E. Stadnik, D. James, L. Greeley, G. Trahan, K. Lagerquist. (5) J. Bor- ges, D. Ogden, S. Gilbert, L. Beattie, L. Perry, M. Williams, S. Haworth, S. Richard, D. Yelle, D. Trahan. Library Club (1) D. Band, C. Fiske; G. Buffington. (2) M. Butterworth, R. Marnoch, P. Brodeur, M. Healey, T. Johnson, N. Tucker, B. Benson, S. Macedo, K. Cardullo, R. Sturtevant. (3) K. Zaida, G. Grace, M. Hines, L. Lariviere, M. Szczepanek, K. Jackson, L. Lombard, D. Sousa. (4) J. Oppel, S. Oli- veira, D. Raposa, P. Zaida, C. Medeiros, C. Fiske, J. Tucker, D. Cabassa, S. Perry. (5) H. Paine, P. Rose, S. Hall, C. Bunker, P. Williams, D. Quat- trucci, J. Buffington. Lettermen’s Club ae tae sot if ; S ) LETTERMAN, (1) T. Joost, H. Sloane, R. Harding, D. Stuart, J. DelSesto, M. Earle. (2) M. Chow, T. Macalister, D. Garvey, B. Hulme, F. Roy, M. Saleeba, W. Roche. (3) R. Johnson, A. Murphy, R. Boucher, V. Gelinas, B. Emond, N. Coggeshall, G. Murby. (4) A. Billington, T. Toppin, B. Zaida, J. Brill, J. Hendricks, T. McAloon, R. Collins. (5) J. Rowntree, R. Tracy, W. O'Hara, T. Miller, R. Colangelo. 11 112 Maporettes fii 11 2 Fe ses apni in ay An W (1) C. Caswell, A. Leiter, M. Messier. (2) A. Rose, J. LeMere, R. Porter. (3) B. Mello, S. Trav- ers. (4) S. Allison, S. Gilbert, E. Wood. Pep Squad (1) M. Szczepanek, J. Buffington, D. Rose, L. Preston, S. Mello, D. Ogden, D. Souza, J. Martin, S. Gilbert, S. Kagan, P. Wood. (2) R. Monarch, H. Halliwell, S. Pardini, D. Greggerson, N. Hurley, A. George, K. Jackson, D. Cabassa, J. Cabassa. (3) D. Lockwood, N. Hicks, J. Colby, E. Estrel- la, L. Raymond, R. Porter, P. Parsons, T. Johnson, B. Benson, C. Perry. (4) D. Fromont, R. Taber, B. Dalton, D. Pinucci, P. Kaczowka, J. Mul- len, K. Oliver, C. LeTourneau, J. Parker, L. McArdle, M. LeSage, D. Farrell. (5) L. Johnson, A. Risio, D. Perry, C. Sloane, L. Kenyon, S. Laush- way, P. Brodeur, J. Young, S. Bliven, D. James, L. Greeley. (6) C. Fiske, D. Nelson, S. Provazza, D. Olean, J. Holmes, K. Larrabee, L. Lipp, S. Rogan. (7) L. Berriman, S. Johnson, D. Roberts, D. Abraham, D. Augustine, M. Fahey, C. Thibault, J. Sloane. National Honor Society (1) K. Duffell, B. Boucher, A. Rose, R. Broze, L. Teixeira, M. Monroe, N. Butterworth. (2) D. Allenson, D. Souza, T. Macalister, D. Ogden, S. L'Heureux. (3) D. Hartling, G. Dow, J. Brackett, G. Murby. National Math Club d CKETY Alamerica | iA ly SLIDE RULES te . alba ‘plckert rig (1) M. Chow, J. Borges, J. Brackett, D. Cloutier. (2) C. Killam, K. Duffell, R. Broze, A: Leiter, R. Porter, S. Strzesak, O. Bettencourt, R. Palana, L. Teixeira, B. Boucher, D. Stonely. (3) D. Garvey, M. Murphy, D. Souza, T. Dolan, J. Young, E. Wood, M. Caldwell, S. Emond, G. Cipriano. (4) K. Nordstrom, S. Gilbert, T. Macalister, H. Cosimini, B. Taber, G. Murby, D. Hartling, D. Stuart. (5) B. Harding, M. Earle, W. O’Hara, H. Van Ahnen, T. Macaloon, D. Tweedy, G. Dow. 113 Mineral Club (1) D. Hodge, R. Halliwell, S. Provazza. (2) R. Cavallero, R. Sceeles, A. Roderick, W. Cruz, S. Howitt, J. Wolstencroft, H. Halliwell, L. Fournier, L. Sullivan, C. Allen, K. Tameo. (3) C. Perry, C. Nerney, D. Tavernier, M. Bailey, S. Lindberg, R. Horton, R. Thumith, J. Rebello, T. Ciavola, J. Jobe. (4) F. Roy, G. Wallek, M. Pariseau, D. Dunklee, R. Stedman, R. L’Heureux, M. Lussier, R. Briggs, A. Nelson. Newspaper a RHEE Senate RR (1) D. Benson, M. Roy, M. Humphrey, D. Dean, N. Hicks, M. Healy, M. Caldwell. (2) P. Williams, L. D’Amico, D. Lefebvre, E. Miranda, D. Ste- ‘Benne, C. Vinitti, D. Fontaine, A. Houle, C. Bunker. (3) R. Monarch, H. Hood, J. Pimental, C. Caswell, M. Messier, G. Marcil, D. Mello, A. George, S. Tyrell, R. Miranda. (4) S. Furtado, L. Gammons, P. Rose, D. Soja, J. Tucker, D. Trahan, N. Hurley, D. James, L. Greeley, M. Costa. 114 Ski Club (2) S. Gilbert, G. Handy, J. Bliss, M. Simmons. (2) C. Dauray, L. Kenyon, D. Poloquin, T. Araujo, N. Holmes, M. Power, J. Gorman, D. Sam- ways. (3) M. Caldwell, K. Christopher, S. Lindberg, J. Cabassa, P. Corbin, J. Imbrie, E. Dunklee, M. Roy. (4) C. Sloane, J. Colby, B. Hulme, T. Welch, R. Whiteley, S. Maclsaac, P. Coogan, R. Coyle, P. Kandarian. (5) R. Goodman, E. McCann, J. Karol, H. Sloane. Spanish Club (2) S. Poole, E. McCann, C. MacKenzie. (2) J. Jobe, C. Moreira, S. Howitt, B. Goodnow, D. Davenport, S. Lindberg. (3) R. MacKenzie, C. Oppel, J. Oppel, S. Gilbert, P. Amaral, T. Joost, G. Jodat, J. Pezzullo. 115 116 Chem Club (1) G. Jodat, Mr. Weintraub, P. Kandarian, T. Oliver. (2) D. Stuart. (3) J. Brackett, M. Earle, Future Nurses Of America 4 j i] a oe pms 6D (2) P. Ainsworth, D. Luther, M. Souza, B. Boucher, D. Berson, S. Castiglia, L. Allison, S. Emond, K. Lagerquist, J. Mahler. (3) M. Williams. S. Harrop, L. Lombard, S. Richard, P. Playe, S. Gilbert. LeMay, C. LeMay, J. LeMere, K. Goyette, M. Cavallero, C. Quattrucci, D. Luther, J. Oppel. (2) D. Sousa, D. Cheerleaders i : y THINK fUOTBA (1) N. Tameo, C. Nelson, P. Laushway, J. Gorman. (2) D. Brown, E. Adams, E. Vermette, D. Stebenne. (3) E. Caracciolo, S. Waller, M. Cuddy, K. Nordstrom. (Missing: J. Lundgren, T. Dolan, L. Berthiaume.) ; Girls’? Athletic Association | (FA. Cushing, M. Murphy, D. Ogden, L. Graham, B. Macdonald, M. Richardson, (2) C. Kaveny, L. Kenyon, J. Clean, M. Monroe, O. Betten- court, D. Benson, S. Strezesak, S. Ruggerio, B. Wolfe, S. Ricciardi. (3) M. Simmons, B. Dunklee, M. Caldwell, C. MacKenzie, J. Martin, D. Souza, _ B. Mello, E. Wood, D. Luther, D. Allenson. (4) S. Emond, L. Leonard, C. Killiam, K. Edwards, M. Hyland, S. Allison, C. Nelson, S. Gilbert. (5) ER Ogden, B. Galvin, C. Hawksley, M. Hyland, G. Wynne, C. Ferreira. 117 Reflections Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor MAUREEN MURPHY vau BILL ROCHE Literary Staff MR. NORMAN BAKER oo M. Murphy, C. Pardini, B. Adams, D. Allenson, R. MacKenzie, M. Monroe, D. Souza, B. Wolfe, B. Vermette, L. Teixeira. 118 ee taff Girls’ Sports Boys’ Sports N M anager KATHY NELSO DAN CLOUTIER Staff GREG DOW ELLEN CARACCIOLO (Rear) B. Wolfe, G. Dow, D. Souza, L. Graham, D. Ogden, F. Caracciolo, C. Pardini. (Front) S. Cobb, B. Boucher, R. Broze, N. Tucker, J. Broze, B. Vermette, N. Butterworth. 119 SURLY [iG SCHOOL 120 ta inom te te er ee ee 121 Don’t Harbor Communists? PUCKER POWER! ‘We want to be just like Frank when we grow up.” 122 i) 4 aa Another thrilling day in Home Ec. CUSTODIAN The true champions. Guess who? (Hint: He’s still a snappy dresser.) It’s up, up, and it’s good for three. 123 pe 124 Greg Dow . .. first in his class . oh well... “Ugh! I think the lunch just hit me.” .. 94.5 average... They call Tweedle-dee and Tweedle-dum. — this Senioritus. “Ring around the collar.” ———— eeeeeeeeenetiane eich eee eAmeeranse hose gc op pe encima +7 a) 125 Student Council Officers Ronald Colangelo, President; Donna Roberts, Secretary; Sue Emond, Treasurer; Russell Reeves, Vice President. Student Council (1) D. Roberts, R. Colangelo. (2) D. Pinucci, D. Perry, K. Jackson, K. Oliver, M. Fahey, E. Vermette. (Bye. Ferreira, J. Mullen, S. Emond, E. Caracciolo, D. Allenson. (4) T. McAloon, G. Handy, R. Reeves, D. Trahan, D. Caracciolo. 126 ieee Deborah Allenson, Vice President; Ellen Caracciolo, President; Barbara Boucher, Secretary; Joe Hendricks, Treasurer. Senior Council (1) L. Teixeira, B. Wolfe, C. Sullivan. (2) B. Boucher, D. Allenson, E. Adams, E. Vermette. (3) M. Chow, C. Nelson, E. Caracciolo, M. Turner. (4) J. Hendricks, R. Harding, R. Colangelo, J. Brackett. 127 Junor Class Officers = Tom McAloon, President; Linda Berriman, Secretary; Marion Simmons, Treasurer; Bob Good- man, Vice President. Junior Council (1) L. Berriman, R. Palana, D. Stonely, J. Lundgren. (2) M. Simmons, M. Messier, M. Cuddy, S. Emond. (3) B. Goodman, R. Reeves, G. Handy, T. McAloon. 128 2 i Sophomore Class Officers Doris Cabassa, Vice President; Karen Jackson, President; Helen Drohan, Treasurer; Kathy Berriman, Secretary. Sophomore Council (2) J. Holmes, D. Olfan, K. Berriman, K. Jackson, H. Drohan. (2) S. Provazza, B. Duncan, D. Voorhees, S. Bliven, D. Cabassa. 129 Ber : Ri aac é Cheryl Thibault, Vice President; David Caracciolo, President; Sandra Pardini, Treasurer; Doro- thy Hodge, Secretary. Freshman Council hd (1) S. Pardini, C. Thibault, M. Fahey, K. Oliver. (2) J. Mullen, D. Penucci, S. Ruggerio. (3) D. Hodge, D. Caracciolo. 130 De pep Pm RE EBL “Welcome to the S.H.S. nudist colony.” “Gaa? Now what kind of talk is that DWO?” 131 ... and somewhere between our extra- curricular actwwities, we did manage to squeeze in a little time for class. 132 133 ’ ‘ , ey wattand rar a e | pap I hope you win. I hope you win for your sake, not mine. Because winning is nice. It’s a good feeling. Like the whole world is yours. But it passes, this feeling, and what lasts is what you’ve learned. And what you learn about is life. That’s what sports is all about. Life. The whole thing is played out in an afternoon. The happiness of life, The miseries, The joys, The heartbreaks. There’s no telling what will turn up. There’s no telling whether they’ll toss you out in the first five minutes, Or whether you'll stay for the long haul. There’s no telling how’ll you do. You might be a hero or you might be absolutely nothing. There’s no telling. Too much depends on chance, On how the ball bounces. I’m not talking about the game, son. I’m talking about life. And life is a game. A serious one. Dead serious. But that’s what you do with serious things. You do your best. You take what comes. You take what comes and you run with it. Winning is fun, sure. But winning is not the point. Wanting to win is the point. Never being satisfied with what you’ve done is the point. Never letting up is the point. Never letting anyone down is the point. Play to win, Sure. But lose like a champion. Because it’s not winning that counts. What counts is trying. Aine LEYS | uke Wye Shorts Football Offensive Backfield Coach Bob Perreault Offensive Backfield Coach 136 Ron Ridolfi Victory Of all the fine football teams there have been at Seekonk High School, this year’s team had to be the best. Not only was it the co-champion of the Narry League for the first time, but it also won the Thanksgiving Day trophy for keeps. This was the third straight year that the Warriors have won the trophy, and the members of the 70 football team are proud that they have brought it home to Seekonk for good. The team started the season slowly by los- ing two of the first three games. However, they finished strongly and won their last six. This fine record was achieved by combining the tough defense and the potent offense into one strong unit. The most rewarding victory of the year and probably the greatest in Seekonk’s short history was the complete destruction of the perennially powerful Dartmouth High School. Other exciting games of the year were the tough fourth quarter loss to Somer- set and, of course, the victory over our arch rivals, the Dighton-Rehoboth Falcons. Ce Line Coach Pete Andreozzi Head Coach Val LaFontaine (1) P. Coogan, J. Bairos, D. Voorhees, W. Clark, D. Heuberger, F. Roy, J. Hubbard, W. Roche. (2) T. Morris, A. Billington, J. DelSesto, R. Ventura, M. Harding, B. Goodman, M. Whitworth, J. McCormick. (3) Coach Perrault, B. Johnson, T. McAloon, J. McAloon, N. Coggeshall, Coach LaFontaine, S. Blake, G. Rowntree, J. Brackett, B. Emond, Coach Ridolfi. (4) K. Martin, R. Tracey, R. Harding, R. Colangelo, Coach Andreozzi, H. Sloane, D. Stuart, M. Panciotti, M. Capello, A. Palumbo. Missing: M. Husnander, S. Hurst, J. Coogan. Seekonk 0 Ipswich 26 Seekonk 41 Sharon 0 Seekonk 6 Somerset 22 Seekonk 30 Case 6 Seekonk 38 Dartmouth 14. Seekonk 36 Old Rochester Pipi Seekonk 36 Westwood 30 Seekonk 36 Dennis- Yarmouth 6 Seekonk 22 Dighton-Rehobeth 22 Eas A tough practice before the big game? Co-Captains Colangelo and Harding with Refs. 137 Seniors Bob Johnson Al Billington A Bill Roche Bill Clarke Doug Stuart Jerry: DelSesto Bob Harding Ron Colangelo All Narry League; All Scholastic All Narry League; All Scholastic League; Named one of the top 25 League. 138 high school players in the country. Defenswe Team ie ee gt Z ; he i tas aS sy ee 4s in (1) W. Roche, R. Tracey, A. Billington, P. Coogan, D. Stuart, R. Colangelo, J. Brackett. (2) Clark, R. Ventura, G. Rowntree, B. Emond, R. Harding. = J Ss ne Sgt N. Coggeshall, J. Hubbard, T. McAloon, A. Palumbo, W. Defensive leam In Action ae : ; ae ee wee % i ee F pmudeaae ji: dashes Prat % Individual tackle by a Warrior. Emond and Ventura bring down a D-R Back. 139 Offense Team © Agate ¥ 2 (1) B. Emond, R. Colangelo, H. Sloane, B. Goodman, D. Stuart, N. Coggeshall, R. Harding. (2) B. Johnson, G. Rowntree, J. DelSesto, R. Ventura, T. McAloon, A. Palumbo. Offensive Team In Action 140 Offense starts long drive deep in their own territory. fi ® be rd � vas F RB Ventura catches touchdown pass against Palumbo breaks loose for a long gain. Somerset. 141 Cross Country rem Miller, B. ene 2 Seal, J. Campbell, S. McCarron. (2) B. Larkin, P. Hogan, B. Snape, G. Mitchell, A. Murphy. (3) J. Warrener, D. Tweedy, T. Macalister, Coach Mooney, W. O’Hara, T. Miller, M. Saleeba. Missing: J. Cipriano. Co-captains O’Hara and Macalister with Coach Mooney. Northeastern Invitational — Ist out of 12 teams Blackstone Valley Meet — Ist out of 6 teams Catholic Memorial — 11th out of 39 teams Narry League Meet — 2nd out of 8 teams Class Championship — 4th out of 25 teams. 142 For the past few years, the Cross Country team has been one of the most successful teams at Saale High. This year was no exception. They won the Blackstone Valley Meet for the second straight year and also took the Northeastern Track Club Three Mile Invitational. In the Narry League, they were six and one with their only loss coming at the han of Somer- set. They then finished second behind es in the League Meet at Old Rochester. Although four of the five top runners on this year’s squad will be ess through graduation, the team should be near the top of the league again next year. There are some fine young runners coming up, and with the guidance of their dedicated coach Frank Mocues the Seekonk High Cross Country team should have many more winning seasons. Seekonk 15 Westport 40 Seekonk 15 Old Rochester 40 Seekonk 16 Case 40 Seekonk 29 Somerset 26 Seekonk 16 Dighton-Rehobeth 40 Seekonk 21 Bishop Connally 36 Seekonk 16 Diman 40 Seekonk 36 Moses Brown 20 %, Tom Miller Joe Warrener SEEKONK’S TOP FIVE RUNNERS: Todd Macalister, Andy Murphy, Tom Miller, Wayne O’Hara, and Mike Saleeba. Seniors iy ge Mike Saleeba 143 Saleeba, Miller, and O’Hara about to overtake Case runner. Macalister gets a little encouragement from his friends. Macalister and Murphy with big lead. eee ae 24 yp ™ ¢ � Le ee 5, O’Hara, Saleeba, and Miller pace themselves at beginning. Dave Tweedy 146 Varsity Basketball . ooM Coggeshall, Assistant Coach LeClerc. The basketball team had one of its better seasons this year, even though it only went 9 and 7. They were still unable to beat Holy Family or Case, but they did have some fine vic- tories over Smithfield and Bishop Connally. The team started poorly with three straight defeats. Howev- er, once they started league play, they put it together. With the season half over, they were in fourth place with a 5 and 3 record. At the beginning of the second half, their chances of rising in the standings and earning a place in the Tech Tour- ney fell when the flu epidemic hit Seekonk High. At one point, more than half of the team (with three of the five start- ers) was sick. During this period, they lost two close games to Connally and Case, and they finally ended up going 4 and 4 over the second half of the season. (1) J. Provazza, T. Piquette, J. Delsesto, H. Van Ahnen, D. Cloutier. (2) Coach Bessett Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk e, J. Bliss, J. Hendricks, M. Earle, R. Harding, N. 61 53 49 63 de 73 52 52 47 69 54 73 60 69 59 52 53 he 45 84. Tolman St. Raphael Lincoln Old Rochester Smithfield Diman Voke Bishop Connally Somerset Case Dighton-Rehobeth Holy Family Westport Old Rochester Diman Voke Bishop Connally Somerset Case Dighton-Rehobeth Holy Family Westport Seniors Jerry Delsesto Co-captain Mike Earle Joe Hendricks co Dan Cloutier Co-captain Bob Harding Norm Coggeshall 147 SJ.V. Basketball ‘ er he a . (2) J. Ferland, M. Harding, K. Martin, B. Snape, th f 4 q Lay ss 7 bw o (1) J. Hubbard, H. Young, M. Emond, D. Leite, S. Barchi, M. Linton. Richards, Coach LeClerc. B. Larkin, D. Seekonk 62 Tolman 62 Seekonk 48 St. Raphael 48 Seekonk 28 Lincoln 28 Seekonk 26 Old Rochester 26 Seekonk 48 Smithfield 48 Seekonk 25 Diman 25 Seekonk 49 Bishop Connally 49 Seekonk 63 Somerset 63 Seekonk 43 Case 43 Seekonk Sul D-R 31 Seekonk ‘Sl Holy Family 51 Seekonk 22 Westport 22 Seekonk 47 Old Rochester 47 Seekonk 44. Diman Voke 4A. Seekonk 45 Bishop Connally 45 Seekonk 68 Somerset 68 Seekonk 53 Case 53 Seekonk 3D D-R 35 Seekonk 50 Holy Family 50 Seekonk 37 Westport Si 148 ¥ Bliss makes easy lay-up. DelSesto pops a seven-footer. uaa. Harding stuffs. Hendricks has short pop after rebound. Cloutier looks for free man. Coggeshall practices in the warm-up. Harding hooks against Diman. Indoor Seekonk 4614 Somerset 34% Seekonk 34. St. Raphael A? Seekonk 65 Woonsocket 16 Seekonk 29 Hope 52 Seekonk 30 Mt. Pleasant 51 Class D Championship — 6th out of 24 teams New Bedford Invitational — 3rd out of 8 teams | | | adiieteei: as far tig A PEE ee Ly: Cipriano, D. McKeton, G. Seal, V. Augustine, T. Oliver, B. Roche, M. Chow, K. Lang. (2) J. Warrener, J. Campbell, B. Pearl, B. Cockayne, J. Jar- dine, G. Handy, M. Whitworth, J. Cordeiro, A. Bryson, T. McAloon, F. Roy. (3) Coach Frank Mooney, J. Rosa, J. Whitaker, T. Miller, S. McCarron, W. O’Hara, J. McCormick, D. Tweedy, P. Hogan, B. Houle, A. Billington, D. Stuart, Assistant Coach Ron Ridolfi. Missing: A. Murphy, T. Macalister, M. Sa- leeba, T. Morris. 151 SENIORS: (1) M. Chow, T. Oliver, B. Roche, J. Warrener, K. Lang. (2) B. Houle, T. Miller, W. O'Hara, D. Tweedy, A. Billington, D. Stuart. Jardine takes early lead with Handy second. Stuart about to throw the shot. sh. Houle clears the bar easily. O’Hara finishes first. gf ai : t ( ff Py S Senior Joe Warrener Macalister and Saleeba lead the pack. Swimming Seekonk’s New Record Holders BPS oe td en ss Ralph Turner — 100 yd. Butterfly and 200 yd. Individual Medley rh Kevin O’Connell — 100 yd. Backstroke é in ae nS | Ben Zaida — 200 and 400 yd. Freestyle Stan Grass — 50 yd. Freestyle John Brill — 60 and 100 yd. Freestyle “ i ge wee os Wigs ty a 154 Massachusetts State Champions (1) B. Zaida, J. Brill. (2) M. Gossler, B. Hulme, R. Turner, R. Boucher, V. Gelinas, S. Grass. (3) J. Grenier, K. O’Connell, T. Joost, G. Murby, R. Stedman, R. Collins, J. Jobe, M. Bear. (4) Coach Meyers, D. Martin, D. Boucher, P. Brown, P. Brill, M. Dolan, R. Shields, Div- ing coach Joe Collins. Seekonk 69 Barrington 26 This year’s swim team, guided by their excel- Seekonk 62 Cranston West oo lent coach, Ellis Meyers, has surely shown its su- Seekonk 77 Attelboro 18 periority over the other swim teams in the area. Seekonk 39 St. Mary’s 56 They have shown this in their overwhelming vic- Seekonk 76 LaSalle 19 tories in the Brown University Interscholastic Seekonk 62 St. George’s Bye Meet, the Max Read Memorial Meet, and the East- Seekonk 79 Cumberland 16 ern Mass. Interscholastic Meet. Seekonk 67 Wellesley 28 Their biggest victory of the year, though, was in Seekonk 61 St. George’s 33 the Massachusetts State Championship. In_ this Brown Interscholastic Champs meet the team completely annihilated the field by Eastern Mass. Champs accumulating 189 points, far outdistancing the second place team which collected 103 points. Also, in this meet, one of the two freshman sensa- tions, Ralph Turner, set a state record in the 100 yard butterfly. A victory like this only comes through hard work and determination. The team has constantly proven this throughout the year. An example of their dedication was shown when they practiced from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. before school started for six weeks. They returned to the pool after school for a two hour workout. SENIORS: (1) John Grenier, Paul Brown, Mike Bear, Brad Hulme. (2) Ben Zaida, John Brill, Tim Joost, Stan Grass, Vic Gelinas, Gus Murby. 155 A ea aS SISA Bn ESE ide, Co-captains Brill and Zaida with Max Read trophy. Joost lunges off the wall for a strong start. Gossler leaps off the starting block for his leg of the medley. 156 The team lines up to get timed for a “Fifty” before they call it a day. f UHHH 1 cH if mA . == yee SPE Oe Ve Seekonk’s 1 diver — Rick Collins. Brown and Zaida hold their positions and wait for the gun. 200 Yd. Medley Relay Team John Brill — Fastest schoolboy freestyler in Eastern Massachusetts. 400 Yd. Freestyle Relay Team Mike Gossler, Rick Collins, John Brill, Tim Joost. 157 Stan Grass, Ben Zaida, John Brill, Mike Bear. Outdoor Track (1) J. Jardine, W. Cockayne, B. O’Connell, M. Saleeba, R. Collins, G. Mitchell, G. Seal, J. Campell. (2) D. Tweedy, A. Billington, F. Roy, G. Handy, Coach Mooney, T. McAloon, P. Hogan, T. Macalister, M. Chow. (3) G. Murby, A. Bryson, A. Murphy, B. Houle, B. Johnson, T. Miller, R. Boucher, B. Goodman, W. O’Hara, T. Morris. Seekonk 90% Case 30% Seekonk 119 Diman Voke 12 Seekonk 91 Old Rochester 39 Seekonk 114 Connally 17 Seekonk 55 Somerset 76 Seekonk 81 D-R 50, 158 te ee ks Milt Chow holds a narrow lead in the 100. Javelin hurler — Stan Grass. Macalister running the two mile. 160 Stuart winds up for the discus throw. Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Baseball °70 | ) ie tN ; BEEK Oy a | (1) M. Earle. (2) T. Toppin, R. Fiero, J. Souza, Coach Bowers, R. Bliss, S. Blake, J. Warrener. (3) R. Harding, J. Whitaker, P. Duf- fell, M. Fahey, J. LaCroix, R. Ventura. it stadt Westport Bishop Connally Diman Voke Old Rochester Somerset Case D-R Holy Family Westport Bishop Connally Diman Voke Old Rochester Somerset Case D-R Holy Family Wn oo No i FPWwWONnNOWwWwoos BOHR He CNUNCHWHBWIWWNY — A Harding warms up before the game. Earle catching for batting practice. 161 Cheerleaders L to R: Debbie Stebenne, Kris Nordstrom, Betsy Vermette, Mickey Cuddy, Debby Brown, Sue Waller, Cathie Nelson Betsy Adams, Jocelyn Gorman, Tara Dolan, Ellen Caracciolo, Pat Laushway, Joyce Lundgren, Nancy Tameo. ’ Let’s Go! What is going on? Here’s the plan. . . Now girls. 163 WROTE Set Me FETS 1 fp weet ponsenome i 4 i DRINA OUR Mrs. Wolfe. A gratifying moment. The dignified captain. 165 | } 166 1970 Field Hockey | POS Ta MCR i ; ; a 3 = L to R: Maureen Richardson, Barbara Mello, Gail Wynne, Barbara Macdonald, Linda Texiera, Leslie Lenard, Meredith Leite, Mrs. MacIntyre, Linda Graham, Candace Killam, Elizabeth Wood, Susan Allison, Susan Gilbert. Front — Olivia Bet- tencourt, Susan Riccardi. Hey Hollywood! es BS bp Bend and stretch. x i eta Drill line. Off my back! Lo] ue a Co-captains at work. What did you say? 167 168 Girl’s Volleyball Patta Power (1) Cathy Nelson, Bonnie Wolfe, Carolee Pardini. (2) Pat ciolo, Maureen Murphy. Missing: Betsy Adams. Laushway, Judy Olean, Ellen Carac- Girl’s Soccer (1) Sue Gilbert, Debby Ogden, Sue Allison, Robin Ogden, Maggie Williams. 6) Sandy Cobb, AnnMarie Leiter, Maureen Richardson, Barbara Macdonald, Carol MacKenzie. (3) Linda Graham, Debbie Brown, Debbie Souza. Let’s go, Tara. Hooray!! 169 170 Girl’s Basketball a . (1) Denise Lockwood, Lynn Kenyon, Carlene Hawksley, Deborah Ogden, Charlene Fiske, Robin Ogden, Donna Roberts, Debbie Allenson, Bonnie Galvin, Cheryl Ferriera, Linda Riley, Maureen Murphy, Marilyn Monroe, Linda Teixiera. (2) Coach. Menezes, Maggie Williams, Miss Slate. Marilyn Monroe J.V. Co-Captain Debbie Ogden Debbie Allenson Linda Teixeira Varsity Tri-Captain Varsity Tri-Captain Varsity Tri-Captain Debby Allenson receives the pass and drives for the basket. Donna Roberts brings the ball down for Seekonk. 171 1970 Softball ‘ concent cpr (1) Debbie Samways, Mary LeMay, Linda Teixiera, Karen Tameo. (2) Marion Simmons, Jennifer Colby, Carlene Hawksley, Paula Gouras, Maggie Williams. (3) Cathie Nelson, Debbie Allenson, Coach Dobie, Maureen Murphy, Do- rinda Band. Coach Dobie a Co-Captain Maureen Murphy Concentrate on the game, ladies. 172 oo F ' “—_ + C’mon Lin. Pitcher and first baseman in action. 173 Best Wishes from your Student Council preeny Weve been going to school for RAND TRAILERS, INC. 336-8884 WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER SSTARCRAF[ = “ovens SALES e RENTALS American Quality Cleaners 638 Fall River Ave. (Luthers Corner) 1117 Central Avenue e Pawtucket, R. |. 02861 Seekonk, Mass. 722-8764 728-1290 725-1937 Cad DAIRY Home Delivery of Quality Dairy Foods 1350 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 336-9700 SEEKONK SHELL SERVICE CENTER NW | Best Wishes 71 From POP-IN RESTAURANT TREAMELSY CME TELLS Rte. 114 751 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, Mass. EDWARD J. AUGUST, Prop. Seekonk Mass. 175 — _ —— —— as long as we can remember Compliments of YOUNG'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Seekonk, Massachusetts 822 Fall River Avenue WALT'S WHEEL and TIRE ALLEN BLANCHARD DEALER, ARMSTRONG TIRES LAWN MOWER SALES 1195 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 46 Pond Street Seekonk, Mass. el Set a Front End Alignment—Wheel Balancing 761-7128 Ariens and Jacobsen Products Tel. 336-8200 Res. 761-7838 | WALTER WALZ, Prop. HENRY R. LeFEBVRE, Pres. WM. F. JONES, Treas. Res. 761-7873 Res. 761-5226 Compliments of Seti (ite HARRIS AUTO SALES 500 Taunton Avenue East Providence, R. I. REGIONAL CONSTRUCTION, INC. 48 Casa Street, Seekonk, Mass. i, Excavating Loam—Sand and Gravel Crane Service our Backhoe Bulldozer Dump Trucks CORPORATION Swimming Cesspools—Wells Septic Pools Tanks 438-3200 Compliments of VWendricks ._vPoo ls... 304 Taunton Avenue 176 Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 Sales and Service 336-7410 And now that it’s over, it Best Wishes to the Class of 197] VERMETTE LUMBER G.A.R. 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Seekonk, Massachusetts LITTLE TREE SALEEBA'S NURSERY DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOL Office Telephone 1441 Newman Ave. 336-774] Seekonk, Mass. eam 336-8569 There are so many things to Your New Friend in Seekonk Wishes the Class of ‘71 the Best of Luck and Continued Success DURFEEf,P TRUST COMPANY ° “More Than You Expect A Bank To Be” 1021 Fall River Avenue Route 114A, North Off Route 6 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and Federal Reserve System look back at. Name cards taped THE BROOKWOOD RESTAURANT For Good Food 120 Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Mass. PHONE TOWING JOHN MELLO 761-8776 Prop. CENTRAL AVE. SERVICE AAA Road Service Tires—Batteries and Accessories Pick-Up and Delivery Baker's Corner Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Central Ave. at Edwards Ave. Compliments of C. A. LINDBERG REALTOR 180 761-5110 McDONALD‘S MUSIC CENTER Ludwig Drums, Guitars and Amps Fender—Gibson—Slingerland Baldwin Pianos—Organs Closed—Mon. Tues. Thru Thurs.—1 2:30-9:30 Fri.—1 2:30-8:30 Sat.—9:00-6:30 134 Central Ave. Baker's Corners Seekonk, Mass. Real Estate e Insurance Broker JACK E. KENYON 1494 Newman Avenue Seekonk Mass. 761-7754 GILMORE'S FLOWER SHOP 76 Taunton Avenue East Providence, Rhode Island 02914 to our desks in elementary school; Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 NEWMAN AVENUE P.T.A. Congratulations Class of '7I OLD GRIST MILL Luncheons Teas Dinners 336-8450 390 Fall River Ave. G. G. ELECTRONICS 497 Central Ave. Seekonk, Massachusetts SOuthgate 1-7271 CARPET FACTORY OUTLET All Types of Carpets Specializing in Wall to Wall Carpeting 154 Central Ave. Seekonk, Mass. Congratulations Class HI-RISE SHELL 738 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. Manager RICH BEAULIEU Tip and Spot; morning milk, recess, SEEKONK MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturers of Screw Machine Products and Industrial Plating Telephone SOuthgate 1-8284 Perrin Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts Christmas, Valentine’s, and last day of Congratulations Class of 1971 SULLIVAN'S DONUTS Wholesale—Retail Wedding Cakes—Pastries 1460 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts 336-9150 SCHWARZ WALD HAUS 1641 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts 336-9816 AMERICAN SWIMMING POOLS THOMPSON'S SPORT SHOP CORP. Wholesale and Retail Hunting and Fishing Supplies—Aluminum 118 Taunton Ave., Seekonk, Mass. and Fiberglass Canoes CUSTOM BUILT—DESIGNED—REMODELED . ACCESSORIES—EQUIPMENT—CHEMICALS 1479 Fall River Ave., Route 6 SPECIAL PAINTS—SERVICE—SUPPLIES Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 ALFRED PEUACHO 336-9474 Telephone 617-336-9588 Owner 183 school parties; concerts. Junior High The Class of the Best of Luck was even more exciting. Milk chips; eyo RiiTy FRESHMEN: - - - | Auto Painting—Acetylene and Electric Welding SAMUEL C. HILTON Proprietor 147 Central Avenue sym; home ec. and shop; Area Code 617-336-8699 HILTON'S AUTO BODY WRECKS REPAIRED AND REBUILT 1727 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 TELEPHONE 761-8729 MOE'S SUPER SHELL MINOR REPAIRS—SNOW PLOWING TIRES AND ACCESSORIES MAURICE LAWRENCE, Prop. Seekonk, Mass. 186 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 From PAPA GINO'S Gansett Shopping Center Newport Avenue—East Providence, R. I. Tel. 726-9545 Air Conditioned CHOW’S Chinese and American Restaurant SPECIALIZING IN ORDERS TO TAKE OUT 852 Newport Avenue Pawtucket, R. I. eee irate Pil Coramata FLOWERS AND HAND PAINTED CERAMICS 17 Mason St. East Providence, R. I. Tel. 434-2444 TELEPHONE 761-5588 Claire’ s House of Beauty SPECIALIZING IN Hair Coloring, Styling and Pewmanents CLAIRE CINQ-MARS PROPRIETOR SEEKONK, MASS. 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RAYMOND E. CORRIGAN Sundays 8-2 Compliments of HOLIDAY INN Compliments of THE PAWTUCKET CREDIT UNION Seekonk, Massachusetts 727 Central Ave. Pawtucket, Rhode Island 187 our own lockers! And how can we NEIGHBORHOOD FULL-SERVICE OFFICES... i i� — « FIRST BRISTOL COUNTY a NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CONVENIENT LOCATIONS BANKING HOURS PARK STREET TAUNTON GREEN BAKER'S CORNER OFFICE Attleboro Headquarters Taunton Headquarters Mon.-Fri. 10 A.M.-5 P.M. Mon.-Fri. 9 A.M.-3 P.M. Mon.-Fri. 9 A.M.-3:30 P.M. Nights Fri. 5-8 P.M. Nights Wed. 5-8 P.M. Nights Fri. 5:30-8 P.M. SEEKONK OFFICE PLEASANT ST. OFFICE ae OFFICE Routes 44 and II4A Mon.-Fri. 10 A.M.-5 P.M. 188 Broadway Mon.-Fri. 9 A.M.-3 P.M. Nights Thurs. 5-8 P.M. Mon.-Wed. _ 10 A.M.-3:30 P.M. Nights Fri. 3-8 P.M. Saturday 9 A.M.-Noon Thurs. Fri. 10 A.M.-5 P.M. ESQUIRE OFFICE - Routes Il4A SO. MAIN ST. OFFICE yale ais and 6 Mon.-Fri. 10 A.M.-5 P.M. elr off Mon.-Fri. 9 A.M.-3 P.M. Night Fri. 5-8 P.M. Mon.-Fri. 10 A.M.-3:30 P.M. ich Thurs. 3-8 P.M. . SOUTH ATTLEBOR Nights Fri. 5:30-8 P.M. A e % PLAZA 44 SHOPPING CENTER RAYNHAM acca ciao iar cie are Mon.-Wed. 10 A.M.-4 P.M. RAYNHAM OFFICE - Route 44 Ce a aaa ache Thurs. 10 A.M.-3 P.M.; 5-8 P.M. Mon.-Wed 10 A.M.-3:30 P.M Nights Thurs. 5-8 P.M. Fri. 10 A.M.-6 P.M : mb: Saturday 9 A.M.-Noon Thurs. 10 A.M.-8 P.M. Fri. 10 A.M.-6 P.M. FREE PARKING WALK-UP DRIVE-UP WINDOWS NIGHT DEPOSITORY SATURDAY MORNING BANKING Jorget Seekonk High. High School was Woe OP Reflector’s Staff Says Thank You A lot more than pictures goes into a yearbook. Ads and boosters have to be sold; layouts have to be made, drawn up, checked, and proofread. Pictures have to be perfect — capturing the various moods needed for producing a balanced yearbook. The Reflec- tions staff could not have put this book together if it fake t been for some key individu- als. Realizing this, we wish to thank: Mrs. Beverly Lindell — for the time and care she put into our books and records. Mr. Norman Baker — our advisor — for his guidance, understanding, patience, and car- toons! Mr. John O’ Hara — for his personal interest in kids at S.H.S., for being where we want- ed him when we wanted him, and for his much appreciated ideas. We got by with a little help from our friends. Debbie Allenson — Editor Maureen Murphy — Asst. Ed. Debbie Souza — Asst. Ed. Greg Dow — Business Mer. Ellen Caracciolo — Asst. Business Mer. Cathy Nelson — Girls’ Sports Dan Cloutier — Boys’ Sports And also a thank you from Mal, Bon- nie, Carolee, Betsy, Betsy, DWO, Steve, and Nancy. Our special thanks to Mr. Saleeba for helping make our end pages possible. 189 1 car So sateen fe No 190 NORTHEASTERN AUTO SUPPLY Central Ave. af Wishes sisi ieimaiaeiahs COUNTRY AUTO SUPPLY CORNER Seekonk, Mass. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1971 FROM MARY V. COYLE NORM'S AUTO BODY Body and Fender Work e PAINTING e@e BUFFING e SIMONIZING 27 Maple Ave. Seekonk, Mass. movies, the class trip, spirit ON ALL IMPORTANT HIGHWAYS for a delicious meal or snack... quality and courtesy 821 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts Congratulations Class of 71 BEEF From HEARTH RESTAURANT R. W. ARNOLD INC. Pawtucket, 1053 Newman Ave. Rhode Island Seekonk, Mass. 191 week, senior studies, the mad @he Cheerleaders 1970-71 races to lunch, the lunches, class Compliments of WALTER'S MARKET W. D. BEEF CO., INC. We Specialize in Freezer Orders 1519 Newman Ave. Telephone 761-5308 Seekonk, Massachusetts 761-5326 193 BEAUTY CENTER Wed. and Sat. 9 to 5:30 meetings and dances. Well it’s Compliments of COLSTONE PANCAKE RESTAURANT Route One North Attleboro Congratulations Class of 1971 LANDRY LIQUORS Newman Avenue (Baker's Corners Next to Almacs) Seekonk, Mass. SEEKONK FREEZER MEATS Route 6 Seekonk, Mass. MR. ARTHUR'S Central Plaza 2! Central Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 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