Seekonk High School - Seekonk Yearbook (Seekonk, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1977 volume:

eekonk High School eekonk, Massachusetts Class of 1977 Now the things that I remember seem so distant, so small, though it hasn't really been Seekonk Public Library 410 Newman Ave Seekonk MA 02777 that long a time — Introduction Dedication Administration and Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Activities Sports Advertising JEW 174 Time it was and what a time it was it Was A time of innocence A tume of confidence Long ago it must have been I have a photograph Preserve your memories They're all that ts left to you. Simon and Garfunkel Now that we've finished our time together, And in this time We have changed, and so have you. For we cannot return to them. We can only look behind from where we came With thoughts of memories always to hold. ois? PUTA te Maybe it was the privilege of our youth, But we felt no limits and saw no where an end. And the best is yet to come This ts only the beginning And we've only just begun To realize the best is yet to come. Mr. Frank Mooney has long been one of Seekonk High School’s most outstanding teachers. What he has done for the students will always be remembered. This dedication is a small token of appreciation for what Mr. Mooney has meant to the class of 1977. To us, he has been an outstanding coach of cross-country and indoor and outdoor track. For four years he has given us the Student Government Day and Student Government Exchange Programs with no compensation other than the fulfillment of his interest in the students. Mr. Mooney has been the co-advisor to the Student Rap group and has participated in Problem solving teams, as well as being active in many other school activities, community and church affairs. The remarkable thing is that Mr. Mooney, who has been so active, has always had time for the problems of every student, no matter how large or small those difficulties may have been. Perhaps that ability to find time for everyone is the quality that makes him so special. And so, THE CLASS OF 1977 WOULD LIKE TO DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO MR. FRANK MOONEY Thank- You Children Live What They Learn If a child lives with criticism, He learns to condemn. If a child lives with security, He learns to have faith. If a child lives with hostility, He learns to fight. If a child lives with fairness, He learns justice. If a child lives with ridicule, He learns to be shy. If a child lives with praise, He learns to appreciate. If a child lives with shame, He learns to feel guilty. If a child lives with encouragement, He learns confidence. If a child lives with tolerance, He learns to be patient. - [fachild lwes with approval, He learns to like himself. Tf a child lives with acceptance and friendship, He learns to find love in the world. 10 Administration Peter Andreozzi Vice-Principal Richard Dias Principal ai Robert Mattis Dean of Students Can you hear? and Nancy Allen Home Economics Edward A. Bucacci Foreign Language Robert Akerley Mathematics and Science Assistant Football Coach Alan Bardsley Science Robert C. Burke Mathematics Ski Club Advisor, Nat’] Math Club William Butler Mathematics Teach your children what you believe in 13 James Callahan Social Studies, Dept. Head Class of 1977 Advisor Beso debi eisisandbeSiagut acs steanaiy ie ee ee ee ee ee ee | ae me ae on ee ee ee ae, oe j . Donald M. Carey Social Studies Varsity Basketball Coach Margaret Cassels Business Class of 1979 Advisor Joyce Christiansen Business a Carol A. Coelho Ronald Colangelo English Physical Education Cheerleader Advisor, Majorette Advisor Assistant Football Coach 4 make a world that we can live in. Joanna F. Collucci English Hockey Cheerleader Advisor ; Norman Corriveau Nancy Dobie Science Physical Education Soccer Intramurals GAA Advisor Dorothy D’Orio Library Audio Visual Club, Library Club Bruce Downing Hildegarde Eastman Industrial Arts Library There is no teaching until the pupil is brought into the same state or principle in which you are; 15 16 Bruce Ellis Chery] Ferreira English Physical Education Drama Club Advisor Field Hockey Coach oe Magdalene P. Giffune English EX Alfred E. Goodwin Paul Graves Science Industrial Arts Karate Club a transfusion takes place; he is you and you are he; Robert Frazer John Hanley Science, Dept. Head Robert Hartley Foreign Language, Dept. Head Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica Af, Carlos Isidoro Foreign Language iuleliencdiiia ising 3 we oo oe PM gps i sper tippy ste he ars Z - Angela Travers Heaton English Gregory Hutton Science Mineral Club Advisor Gloria M. Isles Mathematics National Honor Society Advisor there is a teaching: Donald Hulme Industrial Arts, Dept. Head Helen Keough Home Economics National Honor Society Advisor Zé James Kinder English Literary Magazine Advisor Robert Kulag Joanne Lacy Social Studies Foreign Language Freshman Football Coach, Freshman Class of 1978 Co-Advisor Basketball Coach Omer LeClerc Social Studies Athletic Supervisor Paul Mandevill Physical Education Emily A. Lindberg Home Economics, Dept. Head and by no unfriendly chance or bad company can he ever quite lose the benefit 7, Pa bk nS Sheila McLean Art ‘ Celeste Mellen Special Needs Francis Mooney Social Studies Lettermen’s Club — Advisor, Student Gov’t Day — Advisor, Cross Country Coach, Indoor Track Coach, Outdoor Track Coach Marilyn Mooney Business, Dept. Head Stephen H. Murphy English Frederick W. Nelson Yearbook Advisor English Your time has come to shine. 19 20 Amato Nocera Mathematics Joseph Reis Industrial Arts Herbert Normandin Industrial Arts Hockey Coach Irene R. Partington Business Ronald Ridolfi Social Studies Head Football Coach, Tennis Coach All your dreams are on their way. % Richard Novak Distributive Education DECA Club Advisor Thomas Ridolfi Science Varsity Baseball Coach ® Richard Stanek Business David Saad Art, Dept. Head Art Club Co-Advisor, Golf Coach A Ea Sandra Sypek Social Studies Thomas Sullivan, Jr. Mathematics, Dept. Head Sandra Tessar Linda Texeira Mathematics Att Class of 1980 Advisor Art Club Co-Advisor Herman Toro Music Stage Band Advisor, Marching Band Advisor, sirl’s Chorus, Concert Band, Dixieland Band When we teach we learn. 21 Jeanne Velardo Home Economics Stuart Weintraub Science Driver Education John Walton English, Dept. Head Class of 1977 Co-Advisor Chery! Wilson Mathematics Cheerleader and Majorette Advisor Sally Wing Steven Wujcik Eaglish Science Class of 1979 Co-Advisor, Girl’s Track Coach 22 SECRETARIES y Bick ve Margaret Goodnow Marie Emond Dorothy Kandarian Eleanor Woodside COOKS AND CASHIERS cs wie ol ? Margaret Hopkins Instructional Assistant CUSTODIANS NIGHT CUSTODIAN A. Kay, F. Provazza, E. Evans, P. Cimino J. Ferreira A. Miranda 23 Desiderata Go placidly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and dearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals, and everywhere life is full of heroism. _ Be yourself, especially do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love: for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment, it is as perennial as the grass. - Take kindly the course of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield yourself in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe ts unfolding... . as it should. Therefore, be at peace with God, whatever you conceive him to be, and . . Ss . . . . whatever your labors and apprehensions; in the noisy confusion of life, keep at peace with your soul. ° With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. MAX EHRMANN : © 1927 by Max Ehrmann _ All rights reserved. Copyright renewed 1954 by Bertha K. Ehrmann Reprinted by permission Robert L. Bell, Melrose, Mass., 02176 é SENIORS SEEKONK PUBLIC LIBRARY RICHARD AGUIAR “Rick” 27 Circle Dr. DAVID ANTHONY ALVES “Dave, “Boo Boo” 31 Tee Jay Dr. Ambition: Business “A man should learn to think for himself rather than be a follower.” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Golf (11, 12); Class Council (10); Spanish Honor Soc. (11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (12) 26 ‘ LYNETTE C. ALCORN “Lyn” 501 Ledge Rd. Ambition: Child Psychologist “Love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one.” Mineral Club (10, Sec. 11, 12); Student Advocacy (11, Sec.-Treas. 12) se BARBARA ANN AHERN “Harrie, Barb” 1052 Fall River Ave. Ambition: Executive Secretary, marry Fred and live a happy life. “And where my mind is wandering there I will go.” Mineral Club (9, 12); Pep Squad (9, 10) KENNETH SCOTT ANDREWS “Ken? 8 Eleanor Dr. Ambition: Woodworking, business DECA Club (12) DAVID JOHN ARAUJO “Scrooge” 85 Bishop Ave. Ambition: Landscaper “Succeed at everything.” Cross Country (9, 10, 11); Indoor Track (9, 11); Outdoor Track (9) MARK EDWARD AXILE 29 Back St. Ambition: Electrical Engineer “It is better to try to do something and fail in the deed. Than to do nothing and always succeed.” Karate Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Nat’! Honor Soc. (11, 12) WILLIAM S. ARMSTRONG Bsn Ambition: Law Enforcement — F.B.I. “Dream the life you live, live the life you dream.” Spanish Honor Soc. (10, 11, 12); Student Advocacy (11, 12); Mineral Club (12) MARK D. ARICO Sate 156 Briarbrook Dr. Ambition: Accountant “Live life to the fullest.” Karate Club (9, 10, 12); Student Gov’t (9, 10, 11, 12); Mineral Club (10, 11, 12) ADRIELLA AZULAY [Dellawerstellas 36 Gude St. Ambition: Secretary “You know we’ve learned that life is not a silly game to be knocked around or brought to shame.” Hockey Cheerleader (10); Spirit Week Comm. (12) 27 JULIE ANN BAIROS Bel dane Zela wae UCH 40 Ipswitch St. Ambition: To leave Seekonk and do whatever I want to do. “All I want to do, need to do, is stay in rhythm with myself. Just do what I do. Just keep pace with myself. Just be what I will be.” Drama (9, 10, 11); G.A.A. (9, 10); Ski Club (9, 11); Stu- dent Advocacy (11, 12); Independent Study (12); Student Gov’t Exchange (10) KEVIN BASTOW 48 Pershing Ave. 28 MICHAEL T. BARRETTE “Mike” 10 Ash Se. JOHN M. BARONE Ambition: Undecided , 154 Dean St. “It is better to die of hunger, but in a state of freedom from grief and fear, than to live in plenty, but troubled in mind.” Basketball (9, 11); Football (10); Basketball Intramurals (OO) LANE S. BEATTIE “Grash™ 8 Thompson Dr. Ambition: Law Enforcement “Believe in yourself and your eventual success.” Football (9, 10, 11, Tri-Cap’t 12); Basketball (9); Out- door Track (9, 10); Indoor Track (10, 11 ); Student Gov’t (9, 10, 11, 12) SA 236 Central Ave. Ambition: Architect “Give me today and take tomorrow.” Basketball (10); Intramurals (9, 10, 11) If you've been thinking DAVID WRIGHT BERG “Burk” 34 Carpenter St. Ambition: Navy “Your everlasting summer, you can see it fading fast so you grab a piece of something and you hope it’s gonna last? DONALD G. BOSWORTH “Donnie,” “Buzz” 36 Briarbrook Dr. Ambition: Business Management, Communications “Do not follow where the path may lead, go instead and leave a trail.” Football (9, 10, 11); Indoor Track (9, 10); Outdoor Track (9); Student Council (10, 11, 12); Class Council (9, Pres. 10, 11, V.P. 12); Student Gov’t (11); Student Exchange (9); Christmas Semi-Formal (10); Senior Park- ing Comm. (12); Junior Prom Comm. (11); Mineral Club (12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (12); Letter- men’s Club (12) JAYNIE F. BIRON “Beebi” 70 Brookfield St. Ambition: Dramatics; Writing “Tf life a flimsey bubble be How sad for those who cannot see The rainbow in the bubble.” Drama (9, 10, Sec. 11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10); Tennis (9, 10); Pep Squad (9, 10); Spirit Week (10) CHRISTOPHER BOSWORTH Al? 12 Cedar Lane Ambition: College “They say the times are changing but I just don’t know.” Cross Country (10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Council; Senior Council; Senior Class Pres. you re all that you've got DEBORAH ANN BERGERON “Deb, 2 “Debbie,” “Berge” 33 Forest Ave. Ambition: To be ME “There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.” Cross Country (10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (Oa O mi Tero) Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Field Hockey (9); Drama (OS MOM VERS tah) Press 12) GeAtAn (Ol 10 Ver alee?) Student Gov’t (10, 11, 12); Jr. Council; Spirit Week (11, 12); Independent Study (12) STEVEN ROGER BOURQUE “Spaceman” 62 Ellis St. Ambition: Undecided “When life looks like easy street, there is danger at your door.” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (11); Lettermen’s Club (10, 11, 12) 29 SUSAN MARY BRACKETT sSueg 127 Greenfield St. Ambition: General Practitioner “T often wonder if the child I once was would approve of the person I am now.” Drama (9, 10, 11, 12); Future Teachers (10); G.A.A. (9, 10); Tennis (9, 10); Yearbook Layout Editor (11, 12); Nat’! Honor Society (11, 12); Math Team (10) CHRISTINE CLARE BROWN “Brownie,” “Chriss” 163 Read St. Ambition: Psychology, and to live a good life “With my dreams the seagulls fly out of reach, out of cry!” 30 MARK G. BROCHU SBrow 64 Read St. Ambition: Undecided “How can a head get ahead when he’s already a head.” Then don't feel alone anymore. CATHY BREWER 45 Primrose Drive Ambition: Fashion Merchandising, Modeling “Being a woman is a terribly difficult task since it con- sists principally in dealing with men.” DAVID A. BROWN “Brownie” 350 Woodland Ave. Ambition: Law Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Hockey (9, 10, 11, 12); Letter- men’s Club (11, 12); Ski Club (12) DOUGLAS SCOTT BROWN “Doug” 45 Grant St. Ambition: Conservationist “No man is free until he becomes master of himself” Indoor Track (9); Karate Club (10, 11, 12): Literary Club (10, 11); Tennis (11, 12); Independent Study (12) LISA CARLSON “Lee” 525 Chestnut St. “Just what you want to be you’ll be in the end. ” Class Council (9, 10, 11); Student Council (10, 11); Ski Club (9, 10, Exec. Bd. 11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11) AY THOMAS ALAN CALLAHAN Somman ala 383 Olney St. Ambition: Undecided Basketball (9); Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals KEVIN MICHAEL CANDIDO RONALD J. CAVALLARO “Kev” “Rocky” 55 Winthrop St. 97 Anthony St. Ambition: To work with my hands Ambition: Civil Engineer “Only on the edge of the grave can man conclude any- thing” Baseball (9, 11, 12); Student Gov’t (10, 11, 12); Band (9, 10); Intramural Tennis (12) ‘Cuz when we're together 31 ALAN HENERY CHARETTE “Big Al” 71 Roosevelt St. Ambition: Forester “All the great men are dead and I’m not feeling well.” Fresh. Basketball (9); Ski Club (11, 12) BRIAN E. CLARKE “Pits” “Clarkie” 63 West River St. Ambition: Professional Stock Car Racing “What we do for ourselves alone, dies with us; what we have done for others remains immortal.” Golf (11, 12); Hockey (12) JOYCE MARIE CHICIONE “Joy-ce” “Joy” 59 Pond St. Ambition: Medical work, Equestrian studies “The meaning of life is out there somewhere and it’s up to each to find it for himself.” Volleyball (9); G.A.A. PAUL NORMAN CHAMPIGNY “Chump” “Shemp” 27 Harmon Ave. Ambition: To boldly go where no man has gone before “Reborn before all life could die, this Phoenix bird will leave this world to fly, if the Phoenix bird can fly, then so can I.” Chess Club (9) EDWARD JOHN COSTA “Jeddy” “Eddy” “Captain Cousteau” 13 Ellis Sc. Ambition: Underwater Tech. “Nothing would be done at all if a man waited till he could do it so well that no one could find fault with it.” Ski Club (9, 10); A.V. (9, 10, 11, 12); Baseball (9, 10); Lettermen’s Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Swim Team (9, 10, 11, Co-Capt. 12) PETER A COLBY a Pete Rete vas 27 West Ave. Ambition: To be an individual “The man who never makes a mistake is the man who never does anything.” Hockey (10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (11, 12); Ski Club (12); Intramurals (10, 12); Lettermen’s Club (11, 12) 32 then you ve got a lot, CHRISTE MAY COSTELLO Christ 1146 Newman Ave. Ambition: To do God’s will “Without the way there is no going; without the truth there is no knowing; without the LIFE there is no liv- ” ing. Volleyball (9) JOSEPH A. CROSS “Crossroads” “Joe moto-cross” “Burnout” 907 Pine St. Ambition: Make a million and retire “Let’s go smoke” JOE COSTA 118 Bass Street Ambition: Wildlife Maintenance Karate Club (11, 12); Ski Club (12) DIANE MARIE DALLAIRE “Peebles” “Di” “Donna” 49 Cynthia Rd. Ambition: Undecided “To taste each moment of life, for the time silently steals the days and leaves only the memories.” G.A.A. (9, 10); Future Teachers (9); Homeroom Rep. (12); Prom Comm. (11, 12) Because I am the river LAWRENCE DANIEL CROWLEY “Sugar Bear” “Pewter Bear” 1201 Fall River Ave. Ambition: To live a good life. “The only problem with success is that it is often dis- guised as hard work.” Football (10, 11, 12); Hockey (12); Karate (9); Spirit Week (10, 11, 12) MARIO G. CRUZ SSlitckaaa Gree 41 Briarwood Dr. Ambition: Sign Painter, Van Muralist “True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice.” 33 DONNA JEAN DALLAIRE “Don” “Twin” “Diane” 49 Cynthia Rd. Ambition: To be happy “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Future Teachers (9); Pep Squad (9); Prom Comm. (11, 12) DEBRA LYNN DeANGELIS “Deb” “Debbie” 27 Hill Rd. Ambition: Biological sciences “Happiness is a butterfly which, when pursued, is beyond our reach, but which, if you will sit quietly, may GARY STEPHEN DEAN alight upon you.” Joe 21 Edwards St. Ambition: Plumber Future Teachers (9); Nat. Honor Society (11, 12); Ten- nis Team (11, 12); Ski Club (11, 12); Drama Club (11, 12); G.A.A. (11, 12); Jr. Alliance Francaise (11); Gym- nastics (12); Yearbook Staff; Prom Comm. (12); Class Day Comm.; Sr. Supper Comm.; Spanish Honor Society (12) “T get by with a little help from my friends.” 34 And you are the shore. DOROTHY DAVIS “Jodie” 454 Chestnut St. Ambition: To be me “All the time, everyday, I’m going all the way, you couldn’t get me to stay.” Every day sees the sun — but they — ooh my — to touch the sky.” Independent Study (12) ALAN DelCARLOS “Ad” 56 Maple Dr. DOREEN ANN DeFONTES “Bic” “Bic Banana” “Little Fonz” 207 Bradley St. Ambition: Art Career “T’l] share all my dreams with you and you’ll share yours with me. Together we’ll make our dreams reality.” PATRICIA ELLEN DROHAN Pate 463 Ledge Rd. Ambition: College “Patience is the best remedy for every trouble.” Intramurals (9, 10); Student Government (9); Medical Club (12) SHARON ANN DRAPEAU “Sha” 290 County St. Ambition: Never to be without friends. “Happiness is a butterfly, which when pursued, is always just beyond your grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you.” Yearbook Business Ed.; Future Teachers (9); G.A.A. (9); Student Gov’t (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week Comm. ClO 1112) Natl) Honor Soea(Meeireas. 12): Jr; Sr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Supper Comm. Chairman; Class Day; Class Treas. (11, 12); Soph. Council RICHARD M. DIAS “Rich” 306 Miller St. Ambition: Carpenter “If you don’t do it when you come to it, you never come to it to do it again.” DECA (11, 12) ROBERT E. DROHAN “Rollo” 41 Lake St. Ambition: Law Enforcement “Live each day to its fullest, enjoy life while you can.” Mineral Club (10, 11, 12); Karate Club (9, 10, 12); Prom Comm. (11, 12); Sr. Parking Comm. (12) And it goes on and on 35 36 CYNTHIA H. DUBUC “Cindy” “Cin” “Dubuk” 375 Oak Hill Ave. Ambition: Private Seamstress “Cast all your cares on God, that anchor holds.” Intramurals (9, 10); Prom Comm. (11, 12) MONICA DUPREY “Geese” 228 Oak. Hill Ave. Ambition: Computer technician and secretary “The best thing about the future is that it comes one day at a time.” LYNNE E. DUELL “Duelly” 37 West Brook Drive Ambition: Artist “Life is like an unknown path in the woods; one does not know where it leads until he tries it himself.” Volleyball (9, 10); G.A.A. (9, 10) W atching the river run DAVID P. DUBUC 375 Oak Hill Ave. Ambition: Mechanic OSCAR M. ELMASIAN 48 Coolidge St. Ambition: Carpentry, musician “A person is himself when he speaks his own word.” Basketball (9); Tennis (9, 10); Lettermen’s Club (10); Band (9, 10); Stage Band (9, 10, 11); Soph. Council y tide. foe SUSAN EMOND ” PSue 1300 Newman Ave. Ambition: Legal Secretary “A friend is someone who knows you as you are, under- stands where you’ve been, accepts what you’ve become — and still, gently invites you to grow.” Student Gov't Exchange (10); Outdoor Track (11); Inde- pendent Study ANNE MARIE FERLAND “Banana” 118 Coyle Dr. Ambition: Interior Decorator “Dreams, they bloom, begin to blossom, then shatter.” Ski Club (12); Karate (12) MANUEL M. FARIA “Mike” “Pepi” 556 Chestnut St. Ambition: Architect “The times change and we change with them.” Further and further BETTY J. FARIA “Bet” 556 Chestnut St. Ambition: Child Development “Life has given of its best, laughter and weeping, labor and rest. Little of good, but lots of fun. Shall I then sigh that all is done? No, not I. While the new road has all before my eyes.” BETH ANN FERLAND 4 Holly Dr. Ambition: Nursing “The only rose without thorns is friendship.” 37 38 SUSAN MARIE FIERO “Sue” 205 Fall River Ave. Ambition: College “When faced with the past the strongest man cries” Girl’s Chorus (9, 10); Varsity Swim Team (10, 11); Gymnastics Club (11); Future Teachers (10); Jr. Prom Comm. (11); Sr. Prom Comm. (12); Yearbook Staff (12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Spirit Week Comm. (9, 10, 11); Intramurals (9, 10, 11) LINDA J. FONTAINE 16 Marlaine Dr. Ambition: Undecided “God gave us our memories so that we might have roses in December.” “Frisk” “Fisky” 45 Carpenter St. Ambition: Model “Take care to get what you like or you will be forced to like what you get!” Softball (9, 11); Karate (10); Glee Club (9); Field Hockey (9) from things that we’ve done, MARIO FIGUEIREDO III “Fig” 19 Rye St. Ambition: Medical Field “Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Stage Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Sr. Rep. (12); Student Council Treas. (12); Student Gov’t (10, 11, 12); Tennis (9, 10); Yearbook Staff (12); Marching Band (9, 10, 12); Spirit Week Comm. (12); Indoor Track (12) ROBERT C. FULLER “Bob” 55 Peeptoad Rd. Ambition: Engineering “What is sought for can be caught; only that which is not noticed escapes.” J.V. Baseball (10); Math Team (10); Student Gov’t (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Gov’t Day Planning Comm. (11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12) al a JEFFREY JOHN FURTADO “Jeff” “Boom-Boom” 33 Eleanor Dr. Ambition: College “Man is not considered a failure if he keeps trying; it’s once he stops trying that he becomes a failure.” Track (9); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Varsity Club (10, 11, 12); Basketball (9, 10, 11, Capt. 12); Independent Study; Student Gov’t (9, 10, 11, 12) RICHARD EDMOND GAMACHE “Rich” 5 Shirwood Drive Ambition: Engineering “Everyone must strive to attain his full potential.” Mineral Club (10); Drama Club (11, 12); Student Coun- cil Rep. (10); Homeroom Rep. (12); National Honor Society (Pres. 11, 12) DANIEL GALLUCCI “Danny” 37 Coleman St. Leaving them one by one, RONALD ROGER GAGNE “Spaz” “Lungs” 16 Pershing Ave. Ambition: Fireman, Paramedic “There are so many worlds that haven’t been touched so now’s the time to reach out and touch them.” Baseball (9, 10, 12); Football (9, 10) GAIL ALLIS GARDNER 49 Coolidge St. Ambition: To work for Vogue magazine. “W henever you are confronted with an opponent, con- quer him with love.” Ski Club (10, 11); Tennis Intramurals (11); Independent Study (12); Yearbook Literary Staff (12); Junior Alliance Frangaise (11); Sr. Prom. Comm.; Class Supper (12) 39 40 DEBORAH ANN GARRANT “Debba” “Smiles” 675 Read St. Ambition: Airline Stewardess “Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence.” BRUCE GEORGE 523 Taunton Ave. KATHLEEN ANN GENDREAU “Kathy” 23 Border Ave. Ambition: Undecided “Tam not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” Future Nurses (9, 10, 11); Student Gov’t (9); Girls Glee Club (9) ’ 3 ; ie DANIEL GEOFFROY “Dan” 62 Chestnut Hill And we have just begun CHERYLE ANN GAUDETTE eGhet me Dinyie Sa Chester se Ambition: Medical Assistant “If you do not live life to the fullest, then you have not experienced the true meaning of life.” JOHINIPS GEORGE “George John” “J” 29 Nye St. Ambition: To make and spend a million before I reach the age of 39. “Live for today but plan for tomorrow.” Karate Club (9, 10); DECA (12) SUSANNE LEE GILBERT FSue2 “Susie” 9 Gregory Dr. Ambition: To be confused “Set your sights on the broad daylight, on those dreams inside of you. Ready or not, give it all you’ve got and the sun will shine on you.” Outdoor Track (10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (10, 12); Geren (Om awe I2)respinit. Week (10, 11, 12). Prom Comm. (12) 4 RICHARD ALLAN GRASSLEY “Muhammed” “Richie” “Grass” 568 Fall River Ave. Ambition: Roofing Engineer, General Contractor “Only when a man faces death does he know his true existence in life.” WILLIAM GODFREY Silly 42 Pamden Ln. RAYMOND CHRISTOPHER GRANT “Ray” 198 Willard Ave. Ambition: Medicine “Let a man practice the profession which he best knows.’ Varsity Swim Team (9, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (11, 12); Golf Team (9, 10); Band (Rep. 9, 10, 11, 12); Prom Comm. (12); A.V. Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study (12); Marching Band (9, 10) watching the river run. NORMA GILDEA “Norm” 27 Grantot, Ambition: Undecided “Tt is better to have been good and find there is no heaven than to have been bad and find there is.” Girls Track (10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (11); Art Club (12) ROBERT CHARLES GREGGERSON S30 ba Ole kas eran 44 Bloomfield St. Ambition: Auto Mechanic, Motorcycle Mechanic “Keep living the life you want before the world kills ” you. 4] 42 DONNA L. GUIDICE “Ronnie” “Duna” 134 Pleasant St. Ambition: Undecided “I will live for my every today, dream for my every tomorrow, and escape my yesterdays of you and my sor- row.” Banner Holder (9); Volleyball (9, 10); Soccer (9, 10); Mineral Club (9) DWAYNE STEVEN HALL 154 Walker St. Ambition: To leave this school forever. Karate CYNTHIA HALL “Cindy” “Beverly” “Turkey” 61 Woodward Ave. Ambition: To be Happy “Jump up, look around, find yourself some fun — no sense in sitting there hating everyone.” Mineral Club (10, 11); DECA Club (11, 12) CAROLE LOUISE HALL “Cags” “Cagoots” 307 Anthony St. Ambition: Peace of Mind “A faithful friend is a sturdy shelter. He that has found one, has found a treasure.” DONNA ROSE HANDANYAN 35 Edgemere Dr. Ambition: Satisfaction “Our greatest glories consist not in never falling, but in rising each time we fall.” G.A.A. (9, 10, 11); Intramurals (9, 10); Girl’s Varsity Swim (10, 11); Class Council (9); Math League (10); Spirit Week Committee (10, 11, 12); Student Govern- ment (9, 10, 11, 12); Yearbook Layout Staff (12); Senior Supper; National Honor Society (11, 12); Independent Study (12) Listening oe WILLIAM E. HANDY “Panda Bear” “Ned” 18 Lake Street Ambition: Undecided “Confidence and skill are an unconquered army” Tennis team (9); Homeroom Representative (10); Var- sity Swimming (10, 11, 12) TIMOTHY PAUL HARRINGTON “Harry” 84 Haig Ave. Ambition: Coast Guard, Architect EDWARD L. HARKER III “Hark” 48 Holly Dr. Ambition: Machinist, Truck Driver, Cop “T live today, but it’s a hassle, trying to make a living and trying to meet with life! Violence and War control the Earth. All I do is try to survive.” . . . and learning WENDY LYNN HANSEN “Wendi” ‘“Hansoon” 12 Hawthorne Dr. Ambition: To catch a falling star!! “Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to.” DECA I and II RICHARD J. HARRIS, JR. “Harry” “Rick” 39 Fuller St. Ambition: Do unto the other guy before he does unto you. DECA (12) 43 44 PIA ANITA HEDSTROM 20 Carling Cr. Ambition: To have a lot of fun during my year in the ESTAS “Live each day as it was the last day of your life” Ski Club; Karate Club CHARLES HICCOX 30 Newman Ave. Ambition: College Cross-country (11, 12); Indoor Track (11, 12); Outdoor Track (11, 12) LINDA HENDRICKS 745 Ledge Rd. Ambition: Medicine “May I be granted the strength to accept the things I can- not change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” Cheerleading (12); Hockey Cheerleading (10, 11); Medi- cal Club (10, 11); Math Team (10); Junior Alliance Fran- caise (9, 11); Class Council (11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11); Girl’s Swim Team Manager (11); G.A. A. (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, Secretary 12); Student Gov’t Planning Committee (11, 12); Spirit Week Com- mittee (9, 10, 11); Prom Committee (11, 12) PAUL R. HARTLING 13 Edgemere Dr. Ambition: Businessman “Accept what life brings and live it fully” Band (9, 10); Marching Band (9, 10); Stage Band (9, 10) RICHARD EDWARD HORTON “Rick” “Rich” “Ralph” 224 Arcade Ave. Ambition: Rule the world “Only a truly wise man will not play leapfrog with a uni- corn” Mineral Club (9, 10, 11, Pres. 12); Drama Club KERRY HOOD “Kerr” and yearning DAVID E. HUGHES “Dave” 44 St. Laurent Pkwy. Ambition: C.P.A. “He travels the fastest who travels alone.” Baseball (10); Football (11, 12); Indoor Track (11, 12); Outdoor Track (11, 12) Gs Arie ae PATRICIA LOIS IRONS “Pat” “Moose” 437 No. Wheaton Ave. Ambition: To live a long, happy life. “True friendship is when silence between two people is comfortable.” THOMAS E. HOWELL “Hefty” 41 Greenhalgh Dr. Ambition: College “The world is a gigantic stage; and all its people are actors” Hockey (10, 11, 12); Baseball (10); Lettermen’s Club (12) JEFFREY JENNINGS Sate 66 Hawthorne Dr. Ambition: Advertising “The imagination is the deepest and most crucial part of the mind.” Tennis (10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Art Club (12) to Run River Run. JOHN A. HUNT “Bunt-a-Hunt” 139 Ferncliffe Rd. Ambition: College “Do as most do and men will speak well of thee.” Drama Club (9); Spanish Honor Soc. (11, 12); Indoor Track (11); Outdoor Track (11); Student Gov’t (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (12) ¥ Be ay : STEPHEN R. JACKSON “Action, Action Jackson” “Stonewall” 175 Chestnut St. Ambition: Coast Guard, Trade School “You got to burn to learn.” Swim Team (9); Homeroom Rep. (10) 45 46 ANNE M. JUTRAS “Dada’’ 48 Willis Ave. Ambition: Commercial Art “Art is indeed not the bread but the wine of life.” Independent Study; Intramurals (9, 10); Gymnastics (9); G.A.A. (9, 10); Cheerleading Football (10); Co-captain (11, 12); Cheerleading Basketball (10, 11) CYNTHIA A. KENDRICK “Cindy” 3 Curt St Ambition: College “T shall pass t hrough this world but once. If, therefore, there can be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do, let me do it now.” Karate Club (9, 10); Medical Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Man- ager of Softball Team (11); Manager of Field Hockey (11); Field Hockey (12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramu- rals (9, 10, 11, 12) SALLY KANE “Sally Bean” 36 James St. Ambition: To live life to the fullest Drama Club ROBERT F. KAVENY 76 Rye St. Ambition: Lawyer “A man is a man who looks a man right between the eyes” Football (9, 12); Baseball (9, 11, 12); Basketball (9, 10, 12); Indoor Track (11); Lettermen’s Club ELLEN JANE KEOUGH SEy ee lancankeya 2 Blaney Cr. Ambition: Physical Therapist “There is no mistake so big as that of always being right” Field Hockey (9); Indoor Track (11, 12); Outdoor Track (10, 11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Medical Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Spanish Club (9); Prom Comm. (12); Senior Supper Comm.; Senior Dance Comm.; Class Day Comm.; Drama (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week Comm. Winding and swirling KATHY ANN LAMSON “Kath” “Tudy” 173 West Ave. Ambition: To live in the hollows of Vermont’s peaceful mountains. “T won’t ask of myself to become someone else; I’! just be me.” Mineral Club (11, 12); Yearbook Literary Staff; Ski Club (12); Senior Supper Committee; Independent Study (12) MICHAEL LEBEL “Mike” 125 Oakland Ave. JAIME SUSAN LARCHER “Jaim-I” “Jay” 115 Bloomfield St. Ambition: Marriage, Child Day Care “Live, and be as free as a bird.” Glee Club (12) EDWARD C. LAWSON “Peyote” 226 Olney St. Ambition: Air Conditioning, Refrigeration “To thine own self be true.” GARY A. LEE 118 Pimental Dr. Ambition: To become rich “You got to burn to learn.” Ski Club (9, 12); Lettermen’s Club (12); Hockey Club (12) and dancing along 47 48 DEBRA ANN LEEDHAM “Debbie” 65 Bergeron St Ambition: Undecided “Nothing but heaven itself is better than a friend who is really a friend.” LINDA MARIE LETOURNEAU Sling 62 Maynard Ave. Ambition: Marine Biologist “If you have built castles in the air they need not be in vain, for there is where they should be. Now put founda- tions under them.” Varsity Field Hockey (9, 10, 11); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Girl’s Glee Club (9); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12) Sec. (11); Student Advocacy (11, 12); Math Team (10); National Honor Society (11, 12); Student Government Day (9); Planning Committee (10, 11, 12); Home Room Rep. (11) ee KEVIN MICHAEL LEONARD “Leo” “Leonardo” 29 Sims Ave. Ambition: Computer Programming, Aviation “A tart temper never mellows with age, and a sharp tongue is the only edged tool that grows keener with constant use.” Basketball (9); Intramurals (9, 10); J.V. Baseball (9, 10); Varsity Baseball (12) Fast by the old willow tree, MELODY LEMIEUX “Mel” 11 Back St. Ambition: Undecided “As you dream, so shall you become” Softball (9) KELLY MARIE LEWIS SKelte Kell belle 60 Scott Rd. Ambition: To live and make the best of what I see. “One must learn by doing the thing; for though you think you know it, you have no certainty, until you try.” Student Council (10, 11); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Band (9, 10); Student Government Day (10, 11, 12); Stu- dent Gov. Exchange (9, 10); Field Hockey (9, 10, 11); Basketball (10); Indoor Track (12); Outdoor Track (10, 12); Gymnastics (9, 10); Tennis (9, 10); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Ski Club (9, 10); Exec. Board (11, 12); Inde- pendent Study; Yearbook Literary Co-Editor; Senior Prom Committee a, a DIANE R. L’-HEUREUX “Dir 51 Woodward Ave. Ambition: To marry Peay “And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make.” DECA (12) KYLE ANNE MACDONALD “Mac” 40 Sunset Drive Ambition: Paralegal Research “Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspira- tions. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead.” Intramurals (9, 10); G.A.A. (9, 10); Gymnastics (9, 10, 11); Drama Club (9, 10, Treas. 11, Treas. 12); Student Gov’t Day (9, 10, 11); Spirit Week Comm. (9, 10, 11); Senior Supper Comm.; Senior Prom Comm.; Yearbook Literary Staff Independent Study (12) ‘ by CAROLYN PATRICIA LITTLEJOHN Shae 24 Kenyon Dr. Ambition: Undecided “If you can make it through every day with a smile on your face, you’re doing all right.” DECA (I and II) where lovers caress 27 Roosevelt St. Ambition: Dental Hygenist “A friendly smile and the assuring touch of a hand is often the best means of communication.” National Honor Society (11, 12); Soccer Intramurals (9); Volleyball Intramurals (9); Field Hockey Team (9); Girl’s Varsity Swim Team (10); Girl’s Glee Club (9, 10); G.A.A. (9, 10); Student Gov’t (9) MICHAEL PAUL MACEDO “Macede” 316 Warren Ave. Ambition: College “Be silent or speak something worth hearing.” Stage Band (10, 12); Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Basketball (9); Baseball (10); Spanish Honor Society (11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12) 49 50 a DONNA MARIE MACHADO 43 Benson Ave. Ambition: Social Worker “T will study, and get ready, and the opportunity will come.” Future Nurses (9, 10); Future Teachers (9, 10); Spanish Honor Society (11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Sophomore Class Sec. (10); Chorus (9) JOYCE ELLEN MALLON “Mal” 55 Burnside Ave. Ambition: Hairdresser “Love all, trust a few, and do wrong to no one.” JAMES MANCHESTER “Manny” 42 Pamden Lane Ambition: Welder As we sing them our song, PAUL MacISAAC “Head” “Mack” 41 Bear Hill Rd. Ambition: Doctor, Dentist “W e need to teach the highly educated person that it is not a disgrace to fail and that he must analyze every fail- ure to find its cause. He must learn how to fail intelli- gently, for failing is one of the greatest arts in the world.” Hockey, (10; 11) 12, Capts12)s Golt Veami(lOniin 2 Student Gov’t Day (9, 10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (10, 11, 12); Nat’] Honor Soc. (11) 12) DIANE SUE MARSHALL “Bones” “Giggles” Ambition: Undecided “Another’s life transcends into the sea of possibilities and thus becomes one’s elegy of passion” iv MARY MAUREEN MARSHALL 3 Commonwealth Ave. Apt. B1, Attleboro, Ma. Ambition: Education “IT reckon being ill is one of the great pleasures of life, provided one is not too ill and is not obliged to work till one is better” National Honor Society (11, 12); Yearbook Literary Staff (11, 12); Cheerleading (10); Intramurals (9, 10); G.A.A. (9, 10); Gymnastics (9, 10); Senior Council; Band (9, 10); Independent Study; Senior Supper Comm.; Student Gov’t KEVIN P. McALOON “Mack” 104 Briarbrook Dr. Ambition: Oceanography “As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Tri-Capt. (12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11); Letterman’s Club; Student Council; Independent Study (12); Band (10); Stage Band (10, 11); National Honor Society (11, 12) MARK MANTON MAYER “Merriwinkledinklebomberneederkerrslam” 681 County St. Ambition: To live well without working very hard “As the eagle leaves the nest, he still has so far to go” Ski Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Executive Board (11, 12); Foot- ball (10) Rejoicing together SHIRLEY MARTIN “Lolli” 796 Newman Ave. Ambition: Professional Horse Trainer “Time is flying; never to return” ROBERT J. McCANN “Bud” 45 French Dr. Ambition: Business Management “Politics is the route of all evil” Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Council (9, 10, 12); President (12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Golf (9); Indoor Track (11); Basketball (9); Independent Study (12); Student Gov’t Day (9, 10, 11, 12); Senior Supper Comm.; Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12) 51 SHAWN McELROY SUSAN ROSE McELROY Oak Hill Ave. “Mack,” “Sue Mac” 607 Tauton Ave. Ambition: Art Therapist for children “If you love someone let him go, if he comes back he’s yours, if he doesn’t he never was.” Independent Study (12); Home Room Rep. (10) KEVIN R. McCCARRON 90 Fieldwood Ave. Ambition: Bicycle Racing Indoor Track (9); Outdoor Track (9); Swim Team (10) SANDRA LEE MEDEIROS “Sandy” 444 County St. Ambition: Nurse “Our destiny exercises its influence even when as yet we have not learned its nature, it is our future that lays the law of our today.” Pep Squad (9, 10); Future Nurses (11, 12); Senior Prom Comm.; Spanish Honor Society (11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12) LuANNE MELLO Scare Ambition: Marriage 402 County St. KATHRYN ALYCE McGOVERN Slates 26 Hiller Drive Ambition: To find a niche “A smile is the whisper of a laugh” National Honor Society (11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11); Outdoor Track (9, 10); Cross Country (10); Tennis Team (11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Govern- ment Day (10, 11, 12); Senior Supper Comm.; Senior Prom Comm.; Art Club (12); Student Exchange (10) 52 when we reach the sea. vi HENRY H. MENDES Shanks Butch? 217 Pleasant St. Ambition: Musician “Man is man and master of his fate” Baseball (10, 11); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Band OR VORT TS 12) RICHARD SCOTT MOWRY “Rick” “Morris” “Ant” 17 Alta St. Ambition: Architecture “In books of which philosophers denounce fame they inscribe their names” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Hockey (11, 12); Student Gov- ernment (10, 11); Handball Intramurals (10); Gymnas- tics (11) GENUVEVA S. MIGUEL 211 Ledge Rd. SUSAN MARIE MORIN “gy? 393 Oakhill Ave. Ambition: Art, to live my life happily. “Tf her mother ’s womb had had a view she would never have ventured out” G.A.A. (9, 10); Intramurals (9, 10); Yearbook Literary Staff; Senior Prom; Senior Supper; Independent Study; Art Club (12) And ut goes on and on KENNETH R. MENDONCA Kents Wonka 139 Fieldwood Ave. Ambition: College “Who does not wine, women, and song remains a fool his whole life long” Student Government (10, 11, 12); Basketball (9) CHRISTINE MULLEN “Chrissy” 40 Cypress Rd. Ambition: To live my life to the fullest “There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them” Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12) ee Dramas @luba(O)GoArAce( Ose Omen 2m etelc Hockey (9, 10); Cheerleading (11); Cross Country (12); Student Government (10, 11, 12); Class Council (9, 10); Independent Study 53 54 a e av ERIK E. MURBY 279 West Ave. Ambition: College “Sink or Swim” Swim Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Varsity Lettermen’s Club; National Honor Society (11, 12) ROBERT JOHN NERNEY “Chips” 21 Robin Hood Dr. Ambition: College “What wisdom can you find that is greater than kind- ness.” Indoor Track (10); Mineral Club (10); Tennis Team (10, 11); Intramurals (10, 11); Junior Council STEVEN J. NAJAS ESneba 11 Taffy Dr. Ambition: Musician “IT want to find the queen of all my dreams.” W atching the river run wll i q 4 MARY-ELLEN MURPHY “Molly” 11 Pamden Lane Ambition: Pediatrics “Keep looking toward the sunshine and you’ll never see the shadow.” Yearbook, Literary Staff (11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10); Stu- dent Exchange (10); Tennis (11); Junior Alliance Fran- cais (11, 12); Medical Club (10); Glee Club (9); Soccer Intramurals (9, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Spirit Week Comm. (10); Senior Supper Comm. (12); Literary Magazine (11) PAUL C. NOLAN 32 Eleanor Dr. Ambition: Medical Technologist “Life is precious — so don’t drive over 55.” Karate (9, 10, 11) ANTHONY F. NOVIA “Tony” “Nov” “Whop” “Antonne” 60 Bergeron Dr. Ambition: Disc Jockey “Always laugh when you can, it’s a cheap medicine.” Basketball (9); Track (9); Intramural Handball (10); Intramural Gymnastics (10) KATHERINE ANN OLEAN “Kathy” “Leanie Bean” 135 Warren Ave. Ambition: Happiness and a good life. “Laughter is the sensation of feeling good all over and showing it in one spot” Field Hockey (10); Indoor Track (9, 10); Outdoor Track (9, 10); Ski Club (11); G.A.A. (9, 10); Drama Club (9, LOVE ClasseCouncil (9, 10, 11); Class Secretary (9, 11); Spirit Week Comm. (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Gov’t Day (9, 10, 11, 12); Senior Supper Comm. (12); Independent Study (12) NANCY MARGARET O’CONNELL “Nance” 34 Applejack Lane Ambition: To be real “Mt. Fuji has fires but they are hidden from sight. Mc. Fuji I said, but I meant myself — few see the fires of my secret heart.” Ski Club (9, 10); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Mineral Club (9); Drama Club (10, 11) Further and further MICHAEL J. NUNES “Mike” 152 Sherman Ave. Ambition: College “He who endures with patience is a conqueror.” Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12); Intermurals (10, 11) GALE T. OSOWIECKI “Squeaky” 362 Taunton Ave. Ambition: College, Psychology “Hold fast today to tomorrow’s dreams for they may slip thru and become yesterday’s wishes.” Mineral Club (9, 11); Student Advocacy (11, Pres. 12) Sys) ROBERT W. PARDINI “Gork” 95 Coleman St. Ambition: College Football (9, 10, 11); Basketball (9, 10, 12); Outdoor Track (10, 12) WILLIAM F. PAINE “Window Paine” 24 Gardner St. Ambition: Art “One day I complained that I had no shoes. Then I saw a man with no feet.” Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12); Mineral Club (9, 10, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10); Golf (11, 12) JOSEPH A. PARISEAU eParaee Seon 409 Olney St. Ambition: Culinary Arts “Nothing that is memorable ever passes . . . For in memory the past is ever present.” Golf (9, 10, 11, 12) JAY PATTERSON 38 Taunton Ave. 56 from things that we've done, STEVEN PARENT “py” 93 Dexter Ave. SNA PAUL A. PARTRIDGE “Partridge” 12 Bear Hill Rd. Ambition: College “T count him braver who overcomes his desires than him who conquers his enemies; for the hardest victory is the victory over self.” Basketball (9); Concert Band (9, 10); Stage Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10); Hockey (10; 11, 12); Golf (9, 11, 12; M. V. Pais National Honor Society (11, 12); Independent Study (12); Lettermen’s Club (10, 11, 12) MARK PERRIERA 71 Ledge Rd. %X LYNN A. PERRY 37 Border Ave. “It matters not what you are thought of but rather what you are.” Homecoming Queen (12) NANCY MARIE PEARSON “Nanna,” “Penelope” Ambition: Marriage, Music “T’ve been told and I believe that life is meant for livin’.” Glee Club (10, 11, 12); Drama Club (9, 10); Mineral Glub OmOmiia2)) JANET ELLEN PIMENTAL “Tan” 56 Heritage Rd. Ambition: Business Education or Secretary “I can’t wait to grow up, but I love now.” Future Teachers (9, 10); Spanish Honor Society (10, 11, 12) Leaving them one by one, CHARLES G. PERRY “Chuck,” “Chuck-I”” 45 Perry St. Ambition: Commercial, Theater “Life is a ministrone served up with parmesan cheese. Death is a cold lasagna suspended in deep freeze.” Mineral Club (10, 11, 12); Exec. Board (11, 12); Karate Club (9); Drama Club (11, 12); Art Club (12) ERIC S. PETERS 140 Bloomfield St. Ambition: Undecided 57 58 boo SHARLA A. PINE Sona ohay 32 Morris St. Ambition: Fashion Displayer “There in the darkest places are the feelings of true graces.” Student Advocacy (11); Drama Club (11) STEPHEN PAUL PROVAZZA “Poump” 223 Fall River Ave. Ambition: Business Management “When this you see remember me and bear me in your mind. Let all the world say what they may but speak of me as you find.” Deca Club (11, 12); Ski Club (12) GREGORY PRESCOTT SGresz 144 Metropolitan Park Ave. And we've just begun. ‘ a ee : a eee me. 3 ae ; Ee, as CYNTHIA LEE POYTON “Cindy” 11 Cypress Rd. Ambition: Journalist — Novelist “I am what I am as my past reflects what life has chiseled me, just as a rock’s fragments fall from the sounding of the relentless sea.” Sophomore Council; Spanish Honor Society JOANNE QUERZE 180 Cole St. TIMOTHY RAUP Tien 59 Ferncliffe Rd. Ambition: To graduate “Many people struggle to keep alive but never get around to living” Chorus; Band; Drama DANIEL PATRICK REDDY “Danny” 26 Redwood Lane Ambition: To be rich ey NANCY JANE REBELLO “Nance” 854 Arcade Ave. Ambition: Secretary “The thoughts that are the deepest are the ones you should be true to” Literary Club (9, 10) watching the river run. CYNTHIA ANN REALE SGindy a Gin? 1 Curt Street Ambition: A happy life among friends “Take time to laugh, it is the music of the soul. Take time to be friendly, it is the road to happiness.” Field Hockey (9, 10, 11, 12), Co-Captain (12); Basketball (9, 10), Co-Captain (11, 12); Softball (9, 10), Co-Captain (11, 12);'G.A.A. (9; 10; 11, 12); Ski Club (12) FREDERICK J. RICKEY III “Tronfingers” 263 West Ave. Ambition: President of the United States “Let’s compromise: do it my way” Student Gov’t Day (9, 10, 11, 12); Band Soloist (9, 10, 11, 12); Jr. Alliance Francais (11); Solo Piano Recital (10); Talent Show (11); Mass. State Student Gov't Day (11); Yearbook Editor (11, 12); Art Club (12); Science Fair (Hon. Men. 9); Science Fair (2nd Place 10); Volley- ball Intramurals (11); Independent Study (12); Chess Club (9, 12); Nat’] Honor Society (11, 12) LAURIE A. ROBSON “Lor” 35 Hill Road Ambition: Interior Decorator “It makes no sense to hurry up, and so mess up, what I am doing now in order to plan what I’m going to do in the future.” Drama Club (9); Mineral Club (9, 10, 11, Treasurer 12) MARY ALICE RODRIGUES AyD 33 Bunker St. Ambition: Health Career “Something that is memorable never passes for in mem- ory the past is ever present” Future Teachers (9); Future Medical (9, 10, 11, 12); Stu- dent Govt. (9, 10, 12); Senior Prom Comm. 60 y SHARON ANN RODGERS 40 Balmoral Ct. Ambition: To be happy “You can’t erase a dream. You can only wake me up.” DECA Club I, II DWIGHT D. ROGERS Jovoe 41 Wedgewood Dr. Ambition: Undecided “There is nothing wrong with thinking but snap judge- ments are sometimes the best.” Spanish Honor Society (10, 11, 12); Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12) KIMBERLY MARIE ROSE “Kimmie,” “Kimba” 34 Primrose Dr. Ambition: Nursery School Teacher “Tt is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.” Homeroom Rep. (10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Comm.; Sen- ior Prom Comm.; Swim Team Manager; Seekonk Banner Holder (10, 11) Listening. . . MICHAEL STEVEN RUTTER eave 336 Anthony St. Ambition: Management “To enjoy life and all it has to give.” Basketball (9, 10); Baseball (9, 10); Indoor Track (11, 12); Outdoor Track (11, 12); Football (11, 12); Mineral Club (11, 12) MATTHEW MERRILL SCHRECK “Matt” 71 Talbot Way Ambition: Writer “I sure hope the road don’t come to own me. There’s so many dreams I’ve yet to find.” Spanish Honor Soc. (9, 10, 11, Pres. 12); Nat’l Honor Soc. (11, 12); Spirit Week Comm. (10, 11, 12); Yearbook Staff (12); Student Gov’t (9, 10, 11, 12) BARBARA J. SALEEBA 270 Taunton Ave. Ambition: Secretary “Put on something warm today, smile . . onan! learning ” PAUL KARST SAISSELIN III Boaiseansassm 22 Talbot Way Ambition: Mechanical Engineer “To lose a friend is the greatest of all losses, captain.” Football (12); Indoor Track (11, 12); Outdoor Track (12); Mineral Club (11, 12); Stair Club (11, 12); Baseball (9) KIMBERLY AISsCOLE “Kim” 65 Bear Hill Rd. Ambition: Nursery School Teacher or Librarian “We cannot change yesterday, that is quite clear. Nor begin on tomorrow until it is here — So all that is left for you and for me is to make today as sweet as can be.” Girl’s Varsity Swim (11, 12); G.A.A. (11, 12); Spanish Honor Soc. (10, 11, 12); Girl’s Glee Club (9, 10); Prom Comm. (11, 12); Library Club (9); Class Council (10, Sec. 12); Spirit Week Comm. (9, 10, 11); Sr. Supper Comm. 61 MICHAEL E. SCOTT “Stiff” “Scotty” “M. Key” 65 Bear Hill Rd. Ambition: Law “Just laws are no restraint upon the freedom of the good, for the good man desires nothing which a just law will interfere with.” JANE E. SILVA 67 West Ave. Ambition: Medical Field “Success is a failure turned inside-out. It may be near when it seems far. It’s when things seem worst that you mustn’t quit.” Medical Club (9, 11, 12); Senior Council; Tennis (12) GARY B. SIDEBOTHAM “Gar-Gar” 86 Central Ave. Ambition: Construction Student Advisory Comm. (11) KAREN MARIE SEAL “Little Flapper” 221 County St. Ambition: Child Care “Dreams are sometimes lost in the selfishness of others.” Karate (9); Chorus (9, 10); Sr. Supper Comm.; Prom Comm. (12); Future Teachers (9); Track (10) RICHARD T. SILVA “Rich” “Rick” 67 West Ave. Ambition: College “And who’s been left behind when you go your way and I go mine.” Lettermen’s Club (10, 11, 12); Tennis (9, 10, 11, Capt. 12); Hockey (10, 11, 12); Ski Club (12); Basketball (9) . . . and yearning JOANNE SILVIA 372 North Wheaton Ave. KAREN SOARES “Ma” 41 Balmoral Street Ambition: Hairdresser “And as we wind on down the road, our shadows taller ” than our souls. . . DECA | and II MARK JOSEPH SMITH “Rhein Gold Walt” “Smitty” 52 Sanders Ave. Ambition: College “Don’t cross the river if you can’t swim the tide.” Football (10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (11, 12); Out- door Track (10); Indoor Track (11); Student Gov’t (9, 10) to Run River Run. va 4 aw ee a 4 DONNA MARIE SINOTTE 30 Border Ave. Ambition: Dental Hygenist “Special joys and special places, special friends together — The moments pass so quickly but the memories are forever.” Karate Club (9); Girls Glee Club (9, 10); Future Nurses Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10); Senior Prom Comm. MARIA IZAEL SOARES 135 Ledge Rd. Ambition: Fashion Merchandising “But the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of soli- tude” Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Alliance Francais (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Comm.; Senior Prom Comm.; Spanish Honor Soc.; Homeroom Rep. (9, 11); Student Gov’t; Spirit Week Comm. (9, 10, 11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, Treas. 11, 12); Independent Study (12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12) 63 JUDITH LYNN SALGUEIRO SOUZA “Udy” “Judy” 26 Haig Ave. Ambition: To enjoy life. DIANE L. STRYCHARZ OLTetGnicm sD la 14 Marion St. Ambition: Housewife, Professional Horse Trainer “There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way.” Swim Team (9) 64 GARY JOHN STALLARD 210 Olney St. Ambition: Computer Science “Tf a little knowledge is dangerous where is the man who has so much as to be out of danger.” Nat] Honor Society (11, 12); Senior Prom Comm.; Student Gov’t Day (9, 10, 11, 12) EDWARD ST. LAURENT “Eq” 192 Greenfield St. ¢ Err se f DAVID SPENCER “Spence” 1288 Newman Ave. Ambition: College “Example is the school of mankind and he will learn at no other.” Football (9); Hockey (11, 12); Golf (11, 12); Student Gov't Day (9, 10, 11, 12) DIANE MARIE SWEET eDir 240 Davis St. Ambition: To travel and enjoy life. “If there is life in life let me live it; if there love in life, then let me give it.” JOHN J. TAMEO “Tomato” 195 Fall River Ave. Ambition: Undecided “Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad.” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (10); Lettermen’s Club (10, 11, 12) DAVID BRIAN VALERIO “Vo” 105 Ledge Rd. Ambition: Professional Musician Music Educator “Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away. Now it looks as though they’re here to stay, oh I believe in yes- terday.”” Band (9, 10, 11, 12), VP (10), Pres. (11); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Stage Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Drama Club (10) LEE JAMES TREGASKIS JAMIESON 58 Coyle Dr. Ambition: Chef “T will be the best cook in the world.” “Do not follow where the path goes. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail.” DANIEL F. TURCOTTE SSlnunke 98 Ellis St. Ambition: Medicine “Inability to tell good from evil is the greatest worry of man’s life.” Baseball (10); Tennis Intramurals (11, 12); Indoor Track (11, 12); Outdoor Track (11, 12) 4 4 ¢, SS sao 43! ot @,° ¢. 4% e, = = gs! fits ft ae ede BEE WILLIAM F. TIERNEY “Bill” 26 Pamden Lane Ambition: To become Dr. William F. Tierney “If a man does not keep pace with his companions per- haps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away.” Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Stage Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Football (9); National Honor Society (11, 12); Tennis (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9); Yearbook Sports Editor; Senior Supper Comm. LOU-ANNE J. VEADER “Lou” 650 Arcade Ave. Ambition: Business “Now I’ve been happy lately thinking about the things to come; and I believe it could be something good has begun. Intramurals (9, 10); G.A.A. (9, 10, 12); Pep Squad (9); Cheerleading (10, 11) Co-Captain (12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Independent Study (12); Senior Supper Comm.; Senior Prom Comm. ” 65 66 ao: é ss Pit TAMMIE MARIE VIVEIROS Shame 486 Arcade Ave. Ambition: Journalism “The heart hath its own memory like the mind, and in it are enshrined the precious keepsakes.” G.A.A. (9, 10); Intramurals (9, 10, 12); Pep Squad; Stu- dent Advocacy; Freshman Dance Comm. BRENDA L. WHEATLEY “Bren” 315 Woodland Ave. Ambition: Secretary or Social worker “A kind heart is a fountain of gladness, causing every- thing in its vicinity to freshen into smiles.” Volleyball (9, 10); Basketball (9); D.E. (11) CARLEE WARREN “Juice” “Boony” “Carl” “OJ” “Junior” 96 Elm St. Ambition: Pro Football, Artist, Millionaire “Float like a butterfly, you’ll work like a bee and you’ll never meet anyone as great as Carlee.” Class Council (9, 10, 11); Track (11); Football (9, 10, 11, 12) JOEL WALSH 15 Elaine St. MARY E. WHITAKER “Mary” “Whity” 632 Lincoln St. Ambition: Executive Secretary “Smile a lot and people will wonder what you’ve been up ” to. Glee Club (9, 10); Senior Prom Comm. (12); Karate (9); Tennis (9) MARY ELLEN WHITELAW “Al? 134 Briarbrook Dr. Ambition: Law “Like a child I just sat in the sunlight and played with minutes as they went running by.” G.A.A. (9, 10); Intramurals (9, 10); Spirit Week (10, 11, 12); Student Gov’t Day (10, 11); Junior Alliance Francais (11); Nat’l Honor Society (11, V.P. 12); Yearbook Liter- ary Co-editor (11, 12); Tennis Team (11, 12); Senior Supper Comm.; Senior Prom Comm.; Independent Study (12); Art Club (12) LEONARD WALTER ZAPASNIK “Putski” 14 Mayfield Sc. Ambition: Business Management “Truth is the highest thing that man can keep.” Indoor Track (11); Football (10, 11, Tri-capt. 12); Bas- ketball (9); Outdoor Track (10); Student Gov’t Day (10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (11, 12) DEBORAH J. WOZNY “Debbie” 20 Sanders Ave. Ambition: College — Nursing “The past is but the beginning of a beginning and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn.” Medical Club (9, 10, Treas. 11, Pres. 12); Glee Club (9); Future Teachers (9, 10); Student Advocacy (12) DOUGLAS WOODS “Doug” 282 Central Ave. SANDRA BURKE “Sandy” 150 Oak Hill Ave. 67 68 69 3 anitec RR . Ae etsnevern psn NAR a Sg i ein Gibbs) MILD MANNERED WHO’D HAVE CLARK KENT ENERGY CRISIS IS THE WORLD THOUGHT WELCOME CORRIVEAU — EAT MORE REALLY | SOPHOMORES WE'D NEED YA BACK, DIAS DUCKING BEANS, EAT GONNA END INTO A MORE BEANS! TODAY? NEARBY PHONE BOOTH. STARTED A SEMI-FORMAL FAD. MR. MISS HEATON ANDREOZZI] TRIPPED BY INTRODUCES ALLEM: EXCUSE PLANT — ETIQUETTE ME PLEAS 2a BREAKS LEG: OVER THE PA: Sy 1 EM TIED FOR THIRD PLACE IS THAT MIKE DURING SPIRIT KID A NARC? WEEK. JUNIORS LAST SOODBYES IS OUR NEW DOES THE CANDY BARS — : at ai BEGINNING OF DEAN “JERRY” KING PHILLIP HOMECOMING BUY ONE FOR A THEEND! FROM “BOB REALLY HANG KING? DOLLAR AND FUTURE HORIZONS SENS ENE FROM A TREE? GET ONE FREE. 70 BOZO CONCERT — IS THAT A BALLOON? WHO DOES YOUR HAIR MR. WUJCIK? | 20 | WHERE’S THE | SENIOR CLASS | PICTURE | GOING TO BE | TAKEN NOW? a2 VEO; Lin Y CALL THEM THE STREAKERS! PUT YOUR BUTTS IN DESIGNATED CANS! GOSH EVERYONE’S SMART! AISTORY AND THEY AIN’T WEARIN’ NO CLOTHES IS THAT YOUR CAMEL IN THE PARKING LOT, MR. SAAD? SENIORS LOST SPIRIT WEEK. WHICH WAY ISN’T THE BATHROOM? NEW MANIACS ON THE ROAD. WELCOME FROM MR. MARSHALL. MR. ANDREOZZI LEANV ES Fae FRESHMEN START HERE DR PETE ARRIVES. FIRST PLACE IN SPIRIT WEEK!!! JUNIOR BUNK DAY — EMPTY THOSE COOLERS. ISSTHAL THE CLEFTONES OR THE DEAF TONES? 7 ROWDIEST Danny Reddy Karen Soares CLASS CLOWNS Carlee Warren Sue Gilbert MOST AMBITIOUS Chris Mullen Fred Rickey HOLLY WOOD STARS Dave Valerio Sharla Pine 72 CLASS MOVERS i ) a Gail Gardner foan. i Don Bosworth ‘Re ial TYPICAL SENIORS Kelly Lewis Dave Spencer MOST INTELLIGENT Donna Handanyan Richard Gamache MOST ARTISTIC Mario Cruz Su Morin 73 MOST ATHLETIC Lane Beattie Cindy Reale Gary MOST UNIQUE Sidebotham Julie Bairos 74 MOST MUSICAL Kerry Hood Linda Letourneau MOST INVOLVED Sharon Drapeau Chris Bosworth w nN ga clan aS 76 JUNIOR Pt . , ¢ ‘ re ef , et Pe ey ee . J. Coe MF aR Git 6 a x q r L to R— Row 1: A. McKeon; D. Lindell; C. Lindell; N. Mayo; R. Lussier; E. Picozzi; L. Beattie; S. Armstrong; B. Borah; A. Morris; D. Almeida. Row 2: S. Heron; S. Marchetti; C. Almeida; K. McGary; M. Michaud; C. Medeiros; L. Shaw; E. Madden; J. Mintel; D. Zaida. Row 3: D. Lefaivre; K. Ford; R. Araujo; D. Bourdeau; J. Lebel; D. Laurendeau; B. Barboza; R. Romano; J. Barker; T. Boots; T. Bosworth. Row 4: D. Barrette; S. Armstrong; D. Mello; L. Lagerquist; $. Letourneau; P. Amaral; C. Lima; M. Bario; L. Almeda; D. Macedo. Row 5: K. Cardullo; P. Bowen; F. Benson; J. Barlow; K. Dermody; L. Beattie; P. Lannigan; S. Aguiar; C. Marble; A. Aguiar. Row 6: J. Bowen; D. Mitchell; D. Elderkin; T. Lynch; N. Letourneau; P. Bouillon. L to R — Row 1: H. Bowers; L. Casperson; L. Saccone; R. Hendricks; S. Gregoire. Row 2: G. Slagger; J. Allen; R. Vaillancourt; C. Ferreira; P. Ferland; L. Garvey; D. Brown; S. Burrows; N. Choate; L. Johnson; C. DeSilva. Row 3: T. Jette; R. Bowlin; D. Dupont; M. Westfield; D. Crowley; S. Foeri; M. Riley; L. Foley; C. Tansey; C. Kindley; D. Humphry. Row 4: D. DeAmaral; S. DiMuccio; A. Brackett; A. Hawksley; M. Capello; L. Dow; J. George; G. Britton; K. Craveiro; §. DelCarlos; J. Clarke; G. D’Amico. Row 5: K. Janelle; D. Kendrick; T. Guidice; G. Cing-Mars; D. Daneau; K. Francis; C. Downes; S. Hurst; K Campbell; L. Jodat; R: Leach. Row 6: E. Danielson; R. Coogan; B. Goodnow; D. Fontaine; P. Casey; R. Hartnett; P. Chandler; T. Grant; D. Barrette. Row 7: M. Devine; D. Ferland; B. Caldaron; J. Cruz; S. Turner; S$ Armstrong; F. Benson; P. Bowen. Row 8: H. Fain: K. Hagenburg; J. Gauthier; G. Healey; J. Elmasian; A. Goulet. Row 9: J. Harker; R. Gravel; M. Harrison; J. Gendron; D. Elderkin; K. Cardullo; W. Coyle; T. Elkhay. Row 10: D. Peters; R. Young; A. Charron; M. Cipriano; K. Dias L to R — Row 1: P. Veader; L. Travers; C. Richard; K. Piquette; J. Sousa; J. Woodside. Row 2: T. Barone; S. Murphy; R. O’Brien; C. Sullivan; D. DiOrio; P. Sears; P. Watson. Row 3: S. Smith; D. Woodhams; C. Wright; J. Rennick; G. Slagger; T. Murray; C. Richard; G. Wood. Row 4: M. Whitaker; N. Pierce; K. Putney; A. Russell; H. Mitchell; K. Roy; S. Santos; K. Oliver; P. O’Brien; C. Pimentel; M. Michaud; A. Provazza. Row 5: E. Santoro; A. Swift; N. Walsh; D. Saleeba; P. Olean; G. Obering; P. Ruffel; J. Reddington; S. Palmer. Row 6: E. Stephanopoulos; B. Viera; P. Watson; R. Kingston; T. Tavernier; R. Perry; M. Quirk; S. Smith. Row 7: C. Trombetta; F Viera; M. Parece; R. Terra; P. Roberts; W. Seeley; T. Silva; R. Farrell. Row 8: C. Gilchrist; D. Smith; G. Therrian; J. DeGraca; D. Harootunian; S. Berry; E. Stearns. Wag 78 79 80 SOPHOMORE Francis. Row 2: A. Whitelaw; L. Foeri; K. Partridge; C. Carden; M. Ferraira; K. Clarke; J. Couris; M. Flannegan; L. Carlson; J. Donaldson; B. Butterworth; W. Clemishaw; M. Rouleau; B. Robillard. Row 3: J. Burke; M. Ellis; M. Baldani; T. Babington; L. Drapeau; C. Benoit; L. Gallucci; A. Figuerido; R. Dean; D. Cudworth; J. Clancey; G. Allison; K. McElroy. Row 4: E. Beauregard; M. Garabien; S. Bowden; B. Pardini; D. Grenier; S. Sullivan; J. Contois; D. Dillon; E. Doro; R. Blair; L. Atwell; C. Garganta; P. Araujo; J. Ahern; M. Axile. Row 5: A. Berriman; E. Crook; J. Silliphant; J. Faria; T. Mullen; E. Gilbert; B. Everest; J. Frisalone; D. DiOrio; B. Drapeau; G. Garrahan; J. Couris; D. DeFonce; C. Bachini; D. Bonhy. Row 6: S. Fuller; J. Zuromski; D. Bourque; D. Cahill; R. Feighery; $. Duhamel; M. Bowers; J. Baker; M. Boucher; S. Barton; D. Soares; K. Duell; D. Brown. Row 7: D. Quartrucci; J. Conti; J. Swift; S. Blanchard; D. Brown; A. Azulay; S$. Arruda; M. Alburn; C. Dutra; K. Handy; J. Casey; S. Robson; Garrant; M. Charrette; G. Burrows; P.-Bouillon. 2: J. Trenton; G. Sapanik; L. Whitaker; S. Wood; K. Zaretsky; G. Larrabee; P. LaFrance; M. Lockwood; E. Hayes; M. Kirkman; L. Gilinian; A. Grima; C. Gaudette. Row 3: S. Turcotte; J. Machado; A. Hayes; J. Woods; L. Humphrey; J. Lorman; C. Lockwood; M. LaRotonda; L. Bosworth; C. Lima; L. Gaucher; S. Hiccox; G. Lagerquist; S. Jones. Row 4: G. Staltare; B. Stepanopoulos; V. Sykes; J. Veader; D. Gormes; R. Ireland; B. Teller; K. Hill; M. Markley; M. West; L. Mallon; B. Harriman. Row 5: F. Memon; J. LaCroix; J. Szcepanek; K. Jones; D. Westcott; E. Gilbert; J. Kaczowka; R. Holmes; D. Hurd; G. Greene; J. Thomas. Row 6: D. Hanson; S. Hayes; J. Swift; T. Hagenburg; M. Jennings; T. Mullen; M. Leonard; B. Guay; D. Lussier; S. Kanelakee; P. Texiera. Row 7: D. Grenier; B. Pardini; M. Gendron; R. Greaves; W. Wilkenson; W. Jennings; L. Horton; J. Grady; P. Jackson; P. Lesage; R. Taylor; J. Wolstencroft; B. O’Hara. a 6 it i te L to R — Row 1: W. Roberts, M. Schreck, S. Murby, S. Rickey, D. Carey, R. Medeiros, L. Mello, E. Martin, T. Marshall, B. Sloane, J. Novia. Row 2: M. Nelson, K. Pestana, S. Wolmck, A. McKeon, D. Mowry, K. Sawyer, J. Pearson, L. Mello, A. Risho, L. Mello, S. McCleland, S. Preston, R. Miniec. Row 3: J. Salzillo, D. Simcock, M. Paine, T. Palmer, L. Miller, P. Rennick, A. Mendes, S. Shaw, G. Spencer, M. Reddy, L. Packard, E. Robbins, G. Machado. Row 4: P. Turcotte, W. Pyron, J. Pearson, A. Souza, G. McGovern, T. Parker, J. Beach, M. Rose, S. Pacheo, E. Policastri, B. Seeley, B. Robillard. Row 5: L. Ferrerra, K. Souza, M. Maddock, S. Robertson, A. McGuy, M. Parent, K. Reedy, P. Smith, M. Rodgers, R. Pariseau, L. Clukey, P. MacDonald, D. Saunders. Row 6: M. Souza, D. Gallup, E. Fitzgibbon, R. Perry, T. Mayo, C. Papson, C. Mulhall, B. Pierce, E. Paradiso, E. Perron, J. Ruggiero, M. McGovern. 81 82 83 84 L to R — Row 1: J. Mulvey, M. McNally, G. Point, B. Paine, K. McNeil, J. Hendricks, D. Hayward, G. Mayo, J. Murphy, L. Messinger, P. Keegan, J. Matts, L. Kelley, J. Hughes, S. Memon. Row 2: D. Pennoya, D. Lovett, K. Henson, K. Harootunian, K. Miller, G. Marble, D. Kurak, V. Harris, K. Grenier, D. Howard, B. Laverdiere, B. Pestana, C. Hazelton, D. Medeiros. Row 3: B. Perry, R. Maury, T. LaCroix, $. Hayworth, C. Johnson, M. Halliwell, B. Perry, D. McDade, E. Hoyt, W. Ondrick, G. Greensmith, L. Orchal, L. Hudson, L. Palumbo. Row 4: L. Hoyle, J. Healy, G. Martin, M. Miller, P. Morin, E. Hendricks, D. Mulhall, T. Ireland, E. Murphy, C. Hicks, D. MacDonald, C. Mace, M. Mello, R. Lemieux, G. Picard. Row 5: R. Kaveny, L. Lewis, P. Lefaivre, W. Loiselle, T. Hansen, R. Lindell, D. Olney, C. Harrison, S. Larotunda, R. Grocott, $. Stewart, R. Wambolt, B. Nieuwkoop, S. Souza. Row 6: R. Lincoln, W. Harker, B. Mulhearn, M. Harris, M. Labrush, M. Hall, K. Hurst, C. Lockwood, M. Estrella, B. Marshall, D. Linton, A. Healy, P. O’Brien, A. Hicks. DiPetro, A. Beauregard. Row 2: A. Eddins, P. Amaral, D. Chase, L. Coyne, P. Cross, L. Curry, V. Baris, K. Grable, M. Giblin, J. Goddard. Row 3: L. Palumbo, K. Halkyard, D. Armstrong, M. Duebel, E. Dempsey, J. Bosworth, J. Baker, S. Fecteau, K. Allan, J. Almeida, M. Barnes, P. Billington, C. Bowen, A. Cobb, J. Banner. Row 4: R. Aguiar, S. Graham, M. Barnes, M. Basset, B. Bizier, S. Burke, J. Gauthier, R. Delmonica, L. Figueiredo, M. Gravel, C. French, J. Faria, D. Grassley. Row 5: B. DeBlasio, B. Gray, D. DeMochuo, J. Burns, K. Churchill, M. Brown, C. Calverley, M. Fain. Row 6: J. Couto, S. Dolin, D. Ciszskowski, E. Cordeiro, T. Gaucher, J. Bettencourt, M. Eva, H. Danielson, M. Bessette. Row 7: C. Clemishaw, B. Foeri, G. Elderkin, D. Coogan, E. Fiske, K. Grant, B. Andrews, D. DiMuccio, N. Chandley, A. Dubuc, J. Dourado, J. Dias, J. Alix. Hoe aaa ae By Pees Fix a Lee UK | L-R — Row 1: B. Voyer, J. Young, D. Zaida, D. Yaghjian, Larnagan, S. Shaw, M. Propatier, R. Salguiero, B. Rose, B. Rose, R. Roy. Row 2: A. Richard, N. Swift, J Casperson, M. Duebal, J. Faria, T. Sherrin, A. Lefaivre, C. Sawyer, D. Slagger, L. Hunt. Row 3: T. Thibault, S. Womack, S. Bernier, L. Soares, L. Souza, J. Sincero, J. Tanner, V. Szala, B. Lynch, J. Sweeney, S. St. Laurent, C. Dolan. Row 4: G. Stallard, V. Carol, K. Sears, L. Banner, M. Sweet, C. Skavron, L. Mello, D. Saisselin, T. Treacy, J. Rosa, D. Robson, K. Tamer. Row 5: D. Mcdonald, A. Earle, P. Whitaker, P. Sullivan, E. Sullivan, L. Silva, G. Nolan, J. Teixeira, S. Rebola, A. Reposa, C. Stephanopoulos. Row 6: D. Womack, H. Read, K. Tavernier, B. Turcotte, L. Sharp, J. Sangermano, J. Travers, C. Burch, B. Quaghlia, M. Ralph, C. Brizio. Row 7: P. Tankard, R. Voccio, G. Quarducci, G. Poyton, J. Burns, W. Prescott, D. Robbins, M. Thomas, D. Tierney, T. Russell, L. Wozny, B. Souza. Row 8: D. Reed, P. Turcotte, J. Soito, R. Sinotte, R. Soito, J. Sisco, R. Reedy, C. Mcgarry, C. Richard. 85 eee ee ome wd AAR es 6 TN 86 . 87 - wean ee I rr Re ee 90 Student Council L to R — Row 1: C. Bosworth, D. McDade, M. Soares, F. Memon, R. McCann, C. Warren. Row 2: C. Carden, L. Carlson, M. Riley, L. Foley, L. Currie, T. Soares, R. Vaillancourt. Row 3: D. Bosworth, C. Swanson, C. Ferriera, J. Lorman, M. Souza, L. Figueiredo, M. Dubel, S. Foeri. Senior Council : Res ee ; Sea Bee, RK Ee Ss MB SS Ba Zoe ST eo sea cae ea SS RE RS WN ON He : 1 ore Ba 28 RO oa L to R — Row 1:J. Silva, L. Hendricks, M. Marshall, D. Dallaire, D, Reddy, C. Bosworth. Row 2: R. Gamache, R. McCann, D. Brown, K. Scott, D. Bosworth, S. Drapeau, K. McAloon. F ——— Ne Junior Council Wal Py vk j If ] fi ae 6 Ps L to R — Row 1: L. Casperson, K. Piquette, B. Borah, S. Feori, M. Riley, G. CinqMars, P. Veader. Row 2: J. Reddington, G. Slagger, S. Burrows, C. Ferriera, L. Foley, C. Tansey, R. Vaillancourt, S. Turner, L. Johnson. + Sophomore Council L to R — Row 1: F. Memon, A. Berriman, E. Crook, C. Carden. Row 2: E. Martin, C. Lockwood, C. Dutra, K. Pestana. Row 3: K. Swanson, J. Lorman, K. Souza, M. Sousa, S. Robinson. Row 4: D. Grenier, A. Whitelaw, S. Turcotte, L. Carlson. 91 Freshman Council ad he f Ke 4 L to R— Row 1: K. Tamer, J. Gauthier, D. McDade, M. Dubel. Row 2: L. Figueiredo, L. Wozny, L. Soares, L. Ferreira, L. Curry, J. Baker. Row 3: P. Whitaker, A. Healey, D. Robbins, L. Murphy. Medical Club L to R — Row 1: C. Harootunian, K. Miller, K. Sears, L. Wozny, K. Haelsen, D. Wozny, J. Silva. Row 2: P. Keegan, C. Kendrick, A. Hicks, D. DeMediros, L. Palumbo, C. May, C. Gargantua, C. Chandley, D. Kendrick. 92 Girls’ Chorus URS : : ee Se se nian sc Lto R: L. Dow, J. Rennick, M. eae Barnes, D. Robins, G. Britton, D. Robbins, C. Benoit, K. Sawyer, J. Larcher, N. Pearson. L to R — Row 1: L. Amaral, P. Voccio, G. Payton, L. Figueiredo, D. Sweet, M. Figueiredo, J. George, H. Reed, P. Rennick, Kzaretski, G. Japanek, L. Carlson. Row 2: J. Contois, D. Howard, M. Barnes, D. Valerio, S$. Tierney, D. Tankard, J. Rennick, P. Rennick, D. Saisslin, L. Gelenian, S$. Shaw, S. Murby. Row 3: S. Bowden, J. Salzillo, J. Mantel, M. Macedo, H. Mendes, W. Pyron, C. Calvery, D. Carey, J. Blake, A. Mendes, J. Hughes, L. Dow. 93 94 National Honor Society ita eX F a } % % - a - Jey S é harttl a ‘Me ; T Medeiros, D. Machado, L. Hendricks, L. Lindell, S. Brackett. Row 2: F. Rickey, M. Macedo, D. Handanyan, R. Gamache, M. Whitelaw, D DeAngelis, M. Axile, M. Murphy, S. Gilbert, L. Veader. Row 3: G. Stallard, E. Murby, P. MacIsaac, K. McAloon, M. Marshall, P. Partridge, R. Fuller, D. Hughes. Row 4: W. Tierney, M =i 3 L to R — Row 1: S. Fiero, L. Letourneau, S. Schreck Sociedad Honoraria H. Lspantica BA ss ATONE L. to R — Row 1: J. Pimental, D. Machado, K. Scott, C. Sullivan. Row 2: M. Schreck, J. Hunt, D. Alves, M. Macedo. Art Club Sth nth i pebelridigayd ‘4 L to R— Row 1: F. Rickey, J. Jennings, R. McCann. Row 2: W. Herd, C. Richards, D. Kendrick, N. Gildea, M. Whitelaw. Row 3: T. Murray, G. Slagger, C. Medeiros, C. Perry, S. Morin, J. Barker. Mesias Distributive Education L to R — Row 1: L. Perry, D. L’Heureux, C. Brewer, J. George, C. Littlejohn. Row 2: R. Aguiar, G. Sidebotham, S. Pine, J. Tameo. Row 3: D. DeFontes, C. Hall, K. Bastow, R. Grassley, K. Andrews, R. Harris. 95 Lettermen’s Club L-R — Row 1: A. McGuy, J. Baker, P. Partridge, R. Coogan, D. Alves, T. Howell, R. Mowry, K. McAloon, M. Smith, L. Beattie, L. Zapasnik, T. Azulay, L. Crowley, M. Boucher. Row 2: K. Piquette, S. Berry, P. Saissellen, D. Hughes, P. Chandler, S. Parent, F. Benson, E. St. Laurent, G. Lee, S. Bourque, D. Mitchell, R. Silva, M. Westfield, D. Geoffroy, S. Provazza, J. Furtado, P. Bowen, R. Pardini Chess Club RUS Aw cielo F. Rickey, C. Garganta, R. Medieros, J. Burke. 96 © ‘ L-R — Row 1: L. Lewis, J. Sincero, P. O’Brian, J. Veader, K. Reedy, P. Jackson, L. Ferreira, M. Propatier, K. Haelson, L. Messenger, K. Oliver, D. Mowry, C. Paine, V. Sykes. Row 2: G. Staltare, M. Schreck, R. Kaveny, M. Nelson, A. McKeon, J. Baker, S. Gorevia, C. Pimental, R. Vaillancourt, C. Carden, B. Borah, A. Morris, K. Swanson, D. Bergeron, R. Bowlin, L. Letourneau, C. Dutra, J. Sykes. Row 3: M. Sousa, P. Sullivan, C. Sullivan, J. Donaldson, J. Bergeron, M. Maddoc, K. Souza, P. Morin, C. Richards, J. Faria, A. Hawksley, M. Capello, P. Veader, C. Kendrick, L. Atwell, L. Casperson, M. Reddy, L. Saccone, A. Hayes, L. Mello, A. McKeon. Row 4: R. Reedy, S. Rebolla, K. Halkyard, S. Hiccox, E. Murphy, D. DiOrio, R. O’Brien, S. Turner, S. Armstrong, D. Humphrey, C. Craveiro, K. Scott, L. Veader, C. Richards. Student Government i oe L-R — Row 1: R. Keough, R. Fuller, G. Slagger, F. Rickey, S. Drapeau, J. Barker, M. Murphy, K. McGovern, P. Maclsaac, T. Boots. 97 Library Club ape P. Boullion. P. Boullion, J. Burke, D. Boullion — Row 1: C. Bowen, A. Richard, W. Hurd. Row 2: P. Amaral, L- Audio-Visual 4 ; 1: 4 a Z : é 4 . Romano, J. Drohan. , B. Sealey, C E. Costa, P. Boullion. Row 2: S. Berry Amaral, eh L-R — Row 1 98 Drama Club | L-R — Row 1: L. Galucci, C. Benoit, D. Saisselin, D. Pennoyer, §. Rickey, K. Macdonald, D. Bergeron, B. Pestana, D. Robson, K. Sawyer, J. Pearson. Row 2: L. Foeri, L. Foley, C. Tansey, S. Burrows, P. Amaral, T. Jette, P. Rennick, J. Gauthier, S. Hicks, D. Harris. Row 3: R. Gamache, D. Almeida, C. Cardin, K. Partridge, R. Blair, L. Atwell, J. Britt, L. Champighy, L. Miller, M. Schreck, C. Azulay. Row 4: G. Healey, J. Contois, T. Murray, A. Brackett, D. DeAnglis, P. Billington, A. Hicks, C. Perry, D. Saunders, L. Donaldson, M. Nelson, P. Jackson Independent Study = L-R — Row 1: D. Handanyan, M. Soares, D. Bergeron, K. Rose, K. Lamson, L. Veader, K. Lewis, G. Gardner. Row 2: F. Rickey, J. Furtado, D. Brown, Mr. Anderson (advisor), K. McAloon, K. Olean, R. Kaveny, L. Carlson, C. Mullen, M. Marshall, P. Partridge, R. McCann, A. Jutras, O. Elmasian. 99 Karate Club L-R — Row 1: M. Sweet, J. Harker, R. Lindell, A. McKeon, M. Barlow. Row 2: D. Geoffroy, M. Perreira, B. Young, M. Arico. Row 3: Mr. Graves, J. Sheldon, A. Costa, T. Lynch, D. Brown, K. Hood, J. Costa, B. Turcotte, M. Axile. Mineral Club - ig 3 pa ‘ eae Ye gt sop Pa f ¥ a Fo i A FY pa - } Payit f ‘icodrln . be —s Aol - lad a Ab j ; mY Row 1 — Lto R: C. Benoit, E. Doro, K. Lamson, R. Horton, K. Janelle, L. Souza, C. Harootunian, E. Paine, L. Hoyt, R. Sears, C. Lima. Row 2: K. Pestana, B. Ahern, A. Figueiredo, A. Mendes, G. Osowiecki, B. Armstrong, B. Drohan, A. Grimma, K. O’Neil, L. Robson, D. Saunders. Row 3: R. Cavallero, K. Jenson, P. Saisselin, R. Araujo, M. Rutter. Row 4: M. Duprey, L. Platt, J. Burke, R. Medieros, S. Robson, P. Saisselin. Row 5: C. Perry K. Sawyer, D. Robson, M. Arico, J. Pearson. 100 Ski Club L-R — Row 1: S. Bowdin, J. Trenton, J. Veader, K. Francis, L. Carlson, J. Sykes, E. Hoyt, C. Reale, L. Carlson, L. Lewis, K. Lewis (abs.), E. Doolan, M. Westfield. Row 2: R. Kaveny, E. Murphy, D. Robbins, S. Sullivan, J. Barlow, D. Sweet, C. Mulhall, A. MacDonald, K. Swanson, S. Bourque, E. St. Laurent, R. Christopher, D. Maclsaac, T. Elkay. Row 3: M. McGovern, M. Riley, L. Saccone, S. Burrows, L. Casperson, C. Richard, H. Bowers, L. Foley, L. Garvey, C. Ferreira, H. Mitchell, N. Choate, M. Devine, D. Mitchell, P. LaFrance, D. Geoffrey. Row 4: C. Johnson, J. Tameo, S. Provozza, P. Bowen, F. Benson, S. Foeri, A. Ferland, G. Lee, R. Silva. Yearbook Staff L-R — Row 1: M. Schreck, S. Fiero, D. Handanyan, K. Lamson, S. Brackett, T. Raup. Row 2: F. Rickey, D. DeAngelis, K. Lewis, M. Whitelaw, Mr. Stephen Murphy, K. Macdonald, S. Morin, M. Figueiredo, S. Drapeau. 101 Advisor, Mr. Stephen Murphy Editors: Bill Tierney — Sports, Sue Brackett — Layout, Kelly Lewis — Literary, Sharon Drapeau — Business, Fred Rickey — Editor-in-Chief, Mary Ellen Whitelaw — Literary. Yearbook °77 if Fred’s virgin ears are raped once more! Se See! = “Let’s have our meeting right-side-up tomor- row.” Fred gets his just reward. 102 Layout Staff: Susan Fiero, Donna Handanyan, Tim Raup, Susan Brackett. Sports Staff: Susan Fiero, Mario Figueiredo, Matt Schreck, Bill Tierney, Donna Handan- yan. “ “You're not gonna use that picture, are you?” Literary Staff: Debra DeAngelis, Kelly Lewis, Su Morin, Molly Murphy, Kyle Mcdonald, Mary Ellen Whitelaw, Kathy Lamson. uy “Ya, Bill, let’s see you use “He has a nerve to make us stay till 2:15.” 103 “Sometimes I can’t help but feel, that I’m wastin’ all of my time. “J ain’t got no-body, no body’s got me.” ot “Okay, now Everbody sing . . . Five little pumpkins “Oh, God! Look at me.” “A bill for damages, already?” ” “Yes, we’ve been going together for four years.” “THE ODD COUPLE” 104 DAD vance Joanne Sylvia “W ant to set up a traffic pattern in the lavs?” Senior Supper January 27, 1977 “Here’s your bib, Mr. Dias.” a “Mommy, Mommy, look what I got!” “Do you want this or not?” 105 1976 — Junior ’ r A — : . a eerie iy ‘ oe ae wm! - : s is ws Ss wee — ' al = 4 pO eE—- — a ag i = s ; all ei : ait anual “Ha, Ha, Mr. Dias! We went to Horseneck instead!” “Quick! Hide the beer!” Sq eet fat uk — id ae SE eee os hmm = a sity. tem ro me Odile fren cap ilo ee ms. E ‘ shes whey - wa ORI 3 TE ait “You can’t splash the camera from there, Rocky!” 106 “Does she have a suit on?” “No one told ME that it was bunk day!” “We're almost to China!” “Charlie’s Devils” 107 “Seekonk High School, an equal oppor- tunity educational ‘institution.’ ” “Do you guys use Cover Girl or Noxzema?” “We've got the itty bitty freshmen on our side.” 108 Senior Class — What a joke! “But, Marilyn, he’s so cute . ” “I should have wet my sneakers.” “Really, Jane, it was this big “Oh these mortals have no class!” “IT won’t tell you what you can do with that stick.” “Oh, my virgin ears!” LOTS BLT SL Sophomores ee CCOTIC acl “Oh! The tug-of-war team forgot to take off “There’s Mr. Colangelo!” their roller skates!” “She’s been staring at that Junior since 12:45.” to bite your neck!” Ae to bite your neck!” Freshmen — Third SCILOLS =I LLOSUE DULL Not Least. . . : The River | Flowing onward yet ever the same. Reaching outward yet still to remain constant. And like the river my life has its source. And I'm so aware of its mystical force And I touch fragments of life as I cautiously flow along. Timeless water P'm learning from you. What seems constant each moment ts new, | changing. | New buds each springtime awaken my eye. They open and blossom then wither and die — But touch my wandering life — And I’m changed as I flow along. oa VIR “O.K. Rich, what’s in your glass?” 9499 “Um, umm, I’m tellin Debbie Garrant, Gail Gardner, Diane Strycharz, Debbie DeAngelis, Maria Sores “Oh, Danny, really.” Junior Prom May 14, 1976 “So, what do you think, Dave.” “Girls, please, there’s enough of me for both of you.” “Romeo, Romeo, wherefor art thou, Romeo?” 114 “Where’s my mother when I need = i : es “She said she’d meet me here.” her!” “You didn’t?”. . “Yes I did” “Check that one out, will you Betty.” “I washed it in Clorox II.” “Do you have a late pass, Mrs. Keough?” “I’m sorry Mrs. Wing, I didn’t know that was your gar- den. ” Carlee crowns our queen. “Isn’t that big guy over there your boy- friend?” 115 Life — so they say Is but a game and they let it slip away. Love — like the Autumn sun Should be dying but it’s only just begun. Like the twilight in the road up ahead They don't see just where we're gon. And all the secrets in the universe Whisper in our ears and all the years will come and go | And take us up always up. We may never pass this way again. We may never pass this way again. We may never pass this way again. Dreams — so they say Are for the fools and they let them drift away. Peace — like the silent dove Should be flyin’ but it’s only just begun. Like Columbus in the olden days We must gather all our courage. 118 Sail our ships out on the open sea Cast away our fears and all the years will come and go And take us up — always up. We may never pass this way again. We may never pass this way again. We may never pass this way again. So [wanna laugh while the laughin’ is easy I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile. I may never pass this way again That’s why I want it with you ‘Cause you make me feel like I’m more than a friend Like I’m the journey and you re the Journey's end. I may never pass this way again That’s why I want it with you. We may never pass this way again. We may never pass this way again. We may never pass this way again. We may never pass this way again. Seals and Crofts 119 eae mn aaemaaat an a Oh, mirror in the sky, what is love? Can the child within my heart rise above? Can I sail through the changing ocean tides? Can I handle the seasons of my life? Well I've been afraid of changing ‘Cause P've built my life around you, But time makes you bolder. Even children get older And I'm getting older too Oh, take my love, take it down Climb a mountain and turn around And if you see my reflection In the snow covered hills Well the landslide will bring it down Oh! Oh! the landslide will bring it down. Fleetwood Mac 125 i : Y H rd } | i ; ee oe 4 The surging water reflects the uncertainty of the present and the expectations of our future. 128 Yesterday a child came out to wonder Caught a dragonfly inside a jar Fearful when the sky was full of thunder And tearful at the falling of a star Sixteen springs and sixteen summers gone now Cartwheels turn to carwheels thru the town And they tell him, Take your time, it won’t be long now Till you drag your feet to slow the circles down TOLLE —_ 8 SS Then the child moved ten times round the seasons Skated over ten clear frozen streams Words like, when you’re older, must appease him And promises of someday make his dreams Sv So the years spin by and now the boy is twenty Though his dreams have lost some grandeur coming true There'll be new dreams, maybe better dreams and plenty Before the last revolving year is through And the seasons they go round and round And the painted ponies go up and down We’re captive on the carousel of time We can’t return we can only look behind From where we came And go round and round In the circle game. Joni Mitchell 129 Not to the swift, the race: Not to the strong, the fight: Not to the righteous, perfect grace: Not to the wise, the light. But often faltering feet Come surest to the goal; And they who walk in darkness meet The sunrise of the soul. Henry VanDyke SPORTS 4 T L to R — Row 1: D. Hughes, S. Bourque, R. Kaveny, L. Beattie, D. Brown, L. Crowley, L. Zapasnik, K. McAloon, R. Mowry, M. Smith, M. Rutter, P. Saisselin, S. Parent, D. Alves, J. Tameo. Row 2: J. DeGraca, D. Barrette, F. Benson, T. Azulay, R. Cordiero, R. Romano, J. Gendron, R. Sloan, J. Brescia, R. Taylor, A. Marshall, G. Larrabee. Row 3: E. Hayes, J. Zaromski, B. O’Hara, A. Goulet, S. Ayott, D. DiOrio, A. Berriman, J. Novia, E. Gilbert, D. Bourque, T. Ustas, S. Preston, M. Lockwood. Seekonk O Coyle-Cassidy Seekonk 29 Bishop Feehan Seekonk 22 Bourne Seekonk IS, Case Seekonk 14 Old Rochester Seekonk 28 Wareham Seekonk 14 Bishop Stang Seekonk 28 Dennis-Yarmouth Seekonk 8 Norton Seekonk [Sel Re “Have no fear I am here!” “Another Seekonk recovery.” “Hey! Coach said I could play.” football 132 “Ts this the wrong huddle?” “Seekonk scores again!” “One of John’s less memorable plays.” Pi tiia Os “Here come the Warriors!” = oa naneitasiaan tee ee “af “Lane Beattie in for the score.” Coach Ron Colangelo; Head Coach Ron Ridolfi; Coach Bob Akerley. 133 “T didn’t know they could do that with a football.” “I’m gonna lead! No, I’m gonna lead!” “I said STOP!” “Get your @ ¢ % out of the way, ref!” “Wait a minute, my watch!” “You take a shower with the rest of the guys.” “T thought you had the ball.” 134 a ss = b . 4 a RE BiGE me a , 4 WA R RIOR an ancyi® aP Ty L-R — Row 1: A. Jutras, L. Veader, L. Hendricks. Row 2: R. Hendricks, C. Tansey, L. Foley, C. Richards, L. Casperson, H. Bowers. Row 3: S. Gregoire, L. Saccone. : “Get back here, Dada, it’s not half time yet!” A well coordinated group. “Sherry, he IS NOT cute!” os Football Cheerleaders “This is NOT a straight line!” An historical event! ” “Beat em up; Beat em up; Rah! Rah! Rah! 4 : a sins Meee “SP-IR-IT!”’ “How can they DO that to each other?” “W here’s the REST of them?” 137 Cheerleaders and Pep Squad Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk ee ee ee ee: ant ILS fs 4 4 4 + 2 - 4 aa 2. ae ee Ww CG re Ww On Key yy Tar Se S| field Hockey L-R — Row 1: C. Ferreira, C. Reale, L. Mello, L. Foeri. Row 2: S. Armstrong, E. Murphy, S. Foeri, L. Beattie, M. Riley, R. Vail- lancourt, B. Borah, Coach Chery] Ferreira. DR Attleboro Taunton Case Norton DR Attleboro Taunton Case Norton O O “Aw, I can’t take ALL the credit for winning the game.” 138 “Are you sure this is only water?” “T’ll show you how to do it, Lea!” “Where’s YOUR sweater, Mary-Ellen?” Cindy Reale in action. Don’t cry.” Se es oe ee Ee ae oe er ee ot We ed {hi wee 2g 2 r-ette: cehe ead Mon L-R — Row 1: K. Haelson, C. Craveiro, M. Reddy, C. Lockwood, L. Lewis. Row 2: Coach Chery] Ferreira, S. Turner, C. Carden, G Lagerquist, R. Kaveny, D. Mulhall, S. Gouveia, J. Sincero, G. Britton 139 i a 3 Dae . y “If you want to stay active like me 2 “Here come the Warriors!” 140 Cross Country L-R — Row 1: F. Mooney (Coach), C. Hiccox, C. Mullen, W. Paine, M. Scott, D. Bergeron, C. Bosworth. Row 2: T. Boots, D. Lefaivre, D. Dupont, T. Bosworth, C. Pimental, D. Crowley, C. Sullivan. Row 3: L. Drapeau, P. Araujo, D. Westcott, J. Bergeron, M. Shreck, J. Donaldson, W. Roberts. Row 4: W. Tanner, B. Gray, J. Burns, M. McGovern, J. Allison, K. Zaretsky, J. Rosa. Row 5: C. Harrison, J. Tretton, J. Helay, W. Armstrong, D. Pennoyer, P. Sullivan, E. Sullivan, M. Baldani. “Maybe I’m amazed. . .” “Ah-men” 14] Girls’ Swim Team Wi - %., : � a y L to R— Row 1: K. Swanson, K. Scott, P. O’Brien. Row 2: K. Rose (manager), J. Baker, K. Halkyard, L. Messenger, T. Ireland, S. Fiero (manager). Row 3: C. Ginish (coach), L. Champigny, S. Hart, K. Reedy, G. Spencer, K. Miller, M. Kirkman, S. Hiccox, M. Nelson, P. Jackson, L. Atwell, A. McKeon. Row 4: A. McKeon, R. Bowlin, C. DeSilva, K. Oliver, S. Armstrong. Coach Cindy Ginish tere “You're not getting me in that water!” Captain, Patti O’Brien 142 Patti en route to 500 free record. Mr. Mayers helps out. Following in brother Dave’s splashes. EO NOSE Crate ccreerermrrnren anats Going down for the 3rd time. “Hmmn, I'll give that a 10.” 143 Lto R — Row 1: R. Grant, E. Costa, N. Handy, E. Murby, S. Berry, D. Harootunian, W. Seeley, H. Fain, R. Coogan, K. Piquette. Row 2: Coach Mayers, R. Ireland, M. Boucher, A. McGuy, K. McElroy, J. Kaczowka, J. Baker, B. Seeley, B. DeBlasic, P. Tankard, Coach Staniunas. “Hello there!” In the past years, Coach Ellis Mayers has guided the boys’ varsity swim team through many winning seasons and great honors such as last year’s Division Championship. His patience and dedication have made the team appreciate his abilities as well as develop their own personal talents. For these reasons, we would like to recognize Ellis Mayers as a fine coach and an understandin Ae person. Coach Ellis Mayers 144 Perfect form! “Stand back, fans — Don’t crowd!” sPERE EES SS PED o SLED ED ERS 38 Wietteiediiaisiiiit : Gedegeaseacaiaseicacee Sriiterriisisiiss eeeesrizietiiial oaitsatsiiiiiial eee PPP eer ere atts PRRESSIS TSR O TEE ERED Sa E REED ETE bitteeceiaseeeiiiistislsiiiiiitiia. FPPPSOPSEIN EP LTE ORD FREAD abe bab ee tees paeadeeiidciesssaesiiiis Pebysetaee PEPPEPSERSUD ED ES OD eR ee E EERIE ESE AdtEb See bR RRR EEDEE Peepeh en seeebeaee eii31302 124124) HATE abe ieatedesdaedd baase alee idcdelesissaeiieiiii, Coach, John Staniunas iving D “The results are back. The rabbit died.” 45 1 146 Boys’ Indoor Track : | SPE oe ger a 5 ‘few sd Fs L-R — Row 1: T. Durado, M. Devine, S. Pacheco, J. George, D. Dupont, C. Warren, M. Fain, S$. Graham, T. Bosworth. Row 2: F. Mooney (Coach), D. Turcott, D. Hughes, W. Paine, M. Rutter, F. Memon, D. Lefaivre, T. Novia, D. Wescott, G. George, C. Harrison, J. Gauthier, C. Bosworth, K. Hurst. Row 3: M. Baldani, P. Saisselin, E. Perron, M. Scott, M. Leonard, T. Boots, G. Allison, J. Barker, A. Prouazza. “Whoa!” “Look, ma! One finger!” “T don’t think I’m gonna make this one.” a £2 “Well, there’ll be other meets.” “Yea, five cases.” Yoga and Meditation? “Damn Javelin” “T’ll huff and I’ll puff.” 147 Girls’ Indoor Track “Tt all started on the night of . “Hold the race ’til my Hair’s in place.” Peggy Flemming?? Track — the sport of masochists. 148 L-R — Row 1: D. Bergeron, B. Stephanopoulos, J. Bergeron, G. Greensmith, P. Rennick. Row 2: Mrs. Wing (coach), J. “Oh Wow! I can get into this.” Donaldson, J. Pimental, K. Roy, S. Turner, J. Ruggerio, C. Garganta, Mr. Mooney (coach). Row 3: M. McGovern, S. Armstrong, J. Rosa, R. Bowlin, D. Crowley, M. Schreck, C. Sullivan, C. Mullen. Shelley “Never a dull moment.” “Shooting craps” “Ugh, put the other sneaker on FAST!” “What a Gesooch!!” 149 ee aaa aaa aS eee ea eee eRRe—aeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeueSce=e=e e=eeeeeeOeeEeEe———eeeeEeE_E_________EE EE EE VV VO Boys’ Basketball fon, To ol Te | ¥ L-R — Row 1: R. Kaveny, K. Ford, D. Rogers (co-captain), J. Furtado (co-captain), G. Larrabee. Row 2: T. Hagenburg, M. Rogers, J. Mintel, M. Bowers, D. Smith. at 72 Mr. Carey puts his usual hex on the opposing team. “Look, I can touch the net on tippy toes.” “Can you guys please stay up there for a minute?” 150 Seekonk 43 Foxboro 39 ekonk 60 Dennis-Yarmout 62 Seekonk 65 Westport 56 Se ennis- Yarmouth Seekonk 54 Old Rochester 61 Seekonk 51 Somerset 61 Seekonk 66 Feehan 63 Seekonk 63 Wareham 58 ; : Seekonk 65 Falmouth 61 Seekonk 35 Dennis- Yarmouth 43 : Seekonk 66 Coyle Cassidy 61 Seekonk 70 Westport 60 Seekonk 60 Old Rochester 59 Seekonk 56 Feehan 50 ; , Seekonk 36 Fairhaven 61 Seekonk 62 Coyle Cassidy 56 5 Seekonk 48 Falmouth 52 Seekonk 36 —s‘- Fairhaven 43 Seekonk 51 New Bedford Voke 5 6 Seekonk 54 Wareham 66 Feet CE ey eed te ekon 5 Seekonk 38 Somerset 65 “What is this Halloween?” “Come back!” Jeff Fuzz-tado “Ts there still time to go out for cheerleading?” “Dah, where’s the ball?” Bowers, a Bouncer? 151 Basketball Cheerleaders i i “Oh, I forgot how to clap!” Calisthenics Another strategic formation PEP Band? 2 comes i 3 estat — er Es L-R — Row 1: M. Riley, S. Armstrong, D. DiOrio, E. Picozzi, L. Beattie, C. Reale (capt.). Row 2: Coach Doreen Menezes, E. Sullivan, E. Murphy, G. Lagerquist, R. O’Brien, G. Staltare, R. Perry. Girls’ Basketball Seekonk 60 Somerset 24 Seekonk 56 Coyle Cassidy 34 Seekonk 55 Old Rochester 19 Seekonk 51 New Bedford Voke 18 Seekonk 77 Westport 32 Seekonk 64 Rogers 43 Seekonk 51. Coyle Cassidy 26 Seekonk 52. Norton 39 Seekonk 49 Bishop Feehan 32 Seekonk Sime ease 20 Seekonk 59 Attleboro 27 Seekonk 46 Dighton-Rehoboth 48 Seekonk 58 Norton 34 Seekonk 52 Bishop Feehan 34 Seekonk Sima ase 25 Seekonk 45 Attleboro 26 Seekonk 35. Dighton-Rehoboth 32 Seekonk 56 Westport 26 Seekonk 52. Old Rochester 26 aBa a Pal Seekonk 49 New Bedford Voke 20 Goachi Menezes Seekonk 68 Bishop Keough 39 Seekonk 58 Durfee 67 — L Soop 2ass4 a Captain, Cindy 153 “What a bore!” Stoned again, Evvie? “Oh, no! It’s stuck to my hand!” Stretch Armstrong Bare necessities Lea Beattie performs the “Nutcracker Suite” 154 Orgy on Ice? “W here’s the other team?” “W hat’s the matter? Ya got cold feet?” Party BEFORE the game? 155 in) Seekonk 5 Old Rochester Seekonk 3 Taunton 1 Seekonk 3 Tauton 5 Seekonk ll Case 0 Seekonk 6 Bourne 6 Seekonk i) New Bedford Voke 4 Seekonk 1 Fairhaven 1 Seekonk 4 Durfee 0 Seekonk 5 Dartmouth 1 Seekonk 1 Attleboro 1 Seekonk 3 Bourne 5 Seekonk 5 Case 2 Seekonk 11 New Bedford Voke 4 Seekonk 8 Dartmouth 4 Seekonk 6 Fairhaven z. Seekonk 2 Durfee 1 Seekonk 8 Attleboro 2 Seekonk 12 Old Rochester 1 Seekonk 2 Holliston (State Playoff) 3 “Take THAT, you! % !” The Terifying Trio? Invisible pucks? The face off. “If I turn the net THIS way. . .” 156 “Safe!” “You wish, Brown.” Another save. “Silva, you want this in your mouth?” “Is that Kyle in the stands?” 157 Hockey Cheerleaders L-R — Row 1: L. Santoro, L. Travers (Co-captains). Row 2: M. Souza, E. Stephanopolous, M. Flannigan, M. Maddock, G. CinqMars, K. Souza, N. Harker, S. Turcotte, L. Carlson. “Do the hustle?” “Aw, Shucks!” 158 Gymnastics L. to R. — Row 1: D. Mowry, L. Ferreira, S. Rebolla, K. Haelson. Row 2: C. Lockwood, J. Blake, B. Paine, P. Lefaivre, M. Kirkman, Coach C. Ginish. 3 Se A Hi ; laa diind ee eee ee ee ee fe 3 4 4 : s, Sein tats Se Sim Maa ian aie aia Pp ae Se ae oe te aid ee ee ee ee ee ee slp te ep a tay ptt Oe ee ce a! eR ee PP. re, ee SOs SS, Ss NS + tet A gl hel, Ae Me tig ae ll A lc in a te Cte ee eee ee John Allen painting tee ier ee ee Keenan Hagenburg, Rick Silva Ernie Madden 159 Baseball L to R — Row 1: S. Grenier, D. Snape, T. Callahan, R. Hicks, R. Skavron, D. Mitchell. Row 2: G. Caracciolo, J. Bowen, J. Souza, J. Gilmore, S. Travers, P. Bowen, Coach T. Ridolfi, R. Kaveny. ‘cud Ete Coach Thomas Ridolfi Fw : si - = i rece Node tr i Miberiom Tc SibE 8 Clint Pt, oats aR a ti oe “Alright kid, you’re on deck.” “Tag was always one of my favorite games!” 160 Awaiting the pitch. “Ha! Ha! You didn’t think I had it in me!” “Like my style?” “Wheaties do wonders!” ““Goo-Goo-Gaa-Gaa” 161 L-R — Row 1: R. Stephanopolus, L. Mello, G. Staltare, V. Sykes. Row 2: C. Kendrick, L. Mello, T. Barone, C. Dutra, J. Casey, J. Veader, G. Spencer. Row 3: D. Longworth, K. Fisk, S. Armstrong, Coach Nancy Galemberti, C. Reale, E. Picozzi, R. Vaillancourt, M. Riley, J. George. Girls’ Softball Senior Cindy Reale 162 Coach David Saad, P. Partridge, R. Keough, W. Paine, J. Pariseau, D. Spencer, P. MacIsaac, J. Robinson, T. Paine. David Spencer, Joe Pariseau, Paul Partridge, Paul MacIsaac, William Paine. Coach David Saad 163 Outdoor Track L-R — Row 1: Coach Frank Mooney, J. Harshaw, M. Mullen, M. Daigle, G. Haslit, K. Nordstrom, J. Lombardo, D. Bowers. Row 2: T. Bosworth, R. Sloane, D. Brown, K. Piquette, D. Dupont, C. Dowling, D. Hughes, C. Hiccox, P. Colby. Row 3: P. Arujio, D. Wescott, S. Parriseau, G. Slagger, A. Provazza, D. Lussier, G. Allison, H. Fain, J. Gauthier, P. Chandler. Row 4: M. Leonard, B. Seeley, F. Memon, C. Bosworth, M. Rutter, J. Hunt, B. Romano. j - Pn nf SHUN igtinted DY FLA “The immense mass of this spherical object is extremely evident at this precise instant.” “Hey, where'd the track go?” 164 “You and me against the world, Chris!” “T don’t believe you just said that!” 165 “Come over here and say that.” “What did you say you were making, Suzy?” A very rare specimen! da da da da da da da da da da dada dada dada — BATMAN!!! rs ae a “T really don’t care what he said.” “Coach, I think you tied my sneekers too tight!” And here we have Mrs. Wing singing our Frisbee Champ National Athem 166 Girls’ Outdoor Track D. Bergeron, C. Mullen, N. Gildea, J. Barnes, P. Veader, L. Beattie. Row 3: A. Hawksley, K. Roy, R. Bowlin, J. Rennick, C. Sullivan, M. McGovern, G: Britan. 167 Senior Sports Mark Smith Bob Kaveny Football Football, Baseball, Basketball Football Tri-Captains: Lane Beattie, Kevin McAloon, Lenny Zapasnik. Somebody said that it couldn't be done, But he with a chuckle replied, That ‘Maybe it couldn't,’ but he would be one, Who wouldn't say so till he'd tried. Jeffrey Furtado Basketball (Capt.) Dwight Rogers Basketball (Capt.) Chris Mullen Girl’s Track Chris Bosworth Track Cindy Reale Debbie Bemecon Girl’s Basketball (Capt.), Softball, Field es Hockey (Capt.) 168 Girl’s Track Recognition Eric Murby Ned Handy Paul MaclIsaac Swim Team Swim Team Hockey (Capt.), Golf So he buckled right in with the trace of a grin On his face. If he worried he hid it. He started to sing as he tackled the thing That couldn't be done, and he did it. Paul Partridge Hockey, Golf Larry Crowl Edgar A. Guest Football, Hockey Rick Silva Hockey, Tennis Peter Colby Hockey David Brown Football, Hockey Ricky Mowry 169 Football, Hockey First, Goodbyé — me First, you will say goodbye. You will turn and for what you think ts the last time e c | gaze from the window | To the bright and battering street headlong below - Behind your eyes, your smile, the tears will burn. — Articulate in the silence; it will cry out in such a remonstrance of love that you will know no window or door or street may let you go, Or your lips or my lips utter a last goodbye. 172 Editor's Message The members of the yearbook staff wish to show their appreciation for the many hours of hard work on the part of our advisor, Mr. Stephen Murphy, that have made this yearbook possible. We could not have hoped for a more dedicated and efficient person to work with. On behalf of the entire Senior Class of 1977, the yearbook staff would like to acknowledge the efforts and guidance of our class advisors. We hope that Mr. Walton and Mr. Callahan have enjoyed the last four years as much as we have. Special Recognition The outstanding work of Mr. Herman Toro is not fully realized by the Seekonk High School community. It is hoped that this special recognition of one of our most dedicated faculty members will cause us to pause and consider the value of our music program. Let us realize Mr. Toro’s accomplishment is furnishing Seekonk with a fine concert band, marching band, stage band, pep band, and girl’s chorus. Let us also realize the value of the representation that Seekonk High School receives from the performances of the concert band and girl’s chorus, and from the astonishingly high number of Seekonk students that successfully audition for positions in the Southeastern Massachussetts District Band and the All-State Band. We must not only realize these accomplishments, but we must not forget them. — The Editor The yearbook would like to acknowledge the following contributors of published material: Sue Morin: Artwork, page 129 Photographers: Peter Verluyten and John O’Hara Fred Rickey: Photos; Endpages; pages 37,9118. and 125. Loring Studios: Mr. Mooney, page 6 Candids; Sports Team; © Sports photos David Turcotte: Junior Bunk Day Photos Sam Robbins: Swim team photos Doug Gamage: Hockey Team photo, page 178 Kevin Rupkey: Tall Ship photo, page 208 = ms = x - Boosters Mr. James Kinder Richard R. Bosworth Pilgrim Farm and Green House S W. Television Co. Robert P. Burke Bach is Beautiful! J. Reis Richard L. Dias Mr. and Mrs. William A. Crowley Miss Mildred J. Koukell Linda Letourneau — Hello Jello Kelly Tahara John Mr. Herman Toro Mrs. Dorothy DiOrio Mrs. Lindberg Good Luck, to my crazy sister and her lovely friends, Brother Radar May the I.B.T.C. be blessed by the luck of the B.B.B — Sue Good Luck B.B.B.’s and I.B.T.C.’s — Butch and Sharen Congratulations from Mr. and Mrs. Fiero Aland Mary Lou Crowley Mr. and Mrs. James Ira Brackett, Jr. General Motors Inc. Mrs. Carl Coelho Christine Goodwin Felicitations a la clase del ’77 Mr. Omer LeClerc Miss Nancy Dobie Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rickey 176 Compliments of Bunk Viva la France Mrs. Dorothy Kandarian Best Wishes Class of ’77 Mr. and Mrs. David Saad Miss J. Colucci Susan — “We have a dream of love. And if the dream’s reality is never wholly ours it will not matter. . . We will have looked with love. . .” Nancy Congratulations from Mr. Callahan and Mr. Walton Miss Angela Heaton Mr. Thomas Sullivan Alan Bardsley Mr. Amato Nocera Congratulations to the ex-Ledgemonteers Compliments of Mr. Frank Mooney Best of Luck to our daughter and her friends. . . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morin Mr. Ronald Ridolfi Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carlberg Congratulations to the Class of 1977 Gary Stallar d Good Luck, Seniors. . . Mr. Ellis Mr. Steven Wujcik Jeff Furtado Miss Sandy Sypek Mr. F. W. Nelson Mr. Stephen Murphy Dr. Peter Andreozzi Miss Wilson Mr. Jay Anderson Mr. Bruce Downing Mailing Office OB BOX 636 15 Mill Street Pawtucket, R.I. 02860 Cumberland, R.I. 02864 WIRE CABLE SERVICES, INC. (401) 723-8885 Joseph Wildgoose Ernest Emond Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9:00-6:30 Thurs.-Fri. 9:00-9:30 CHRIS PAN SUREEY CEN TER RELIGIOUS ITEMS Compliments of 285 Taunton Ave. (Rt. 44) Gifts — Novelties Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Bibles — books Sunday School Supplies Scriptual Wrapping Paper BRENNAN’S = SAS ions PHARMACY MUTUAL SERVICE STATION 140 Central Avenue re ; “W here Service is Our Business Fall River Avenue 1075 Newman Avenue Seekonk, Mass. Seekonk, Mass. Tel.: 761-8780 Hours: 6 A.M.- 10 P.M. Sunday 8 A.M.-10 P.M. 177 Good Luck, Seniors from CILANSiS Qe Wes 178 “Best of Luck to the Class of ’77 From the SOPHOMORE CLASS.” LANDRY LIQUORS Central Ave. Baker’s Corner Beside Almacs North End Tel. 761-7610 Res. 761-6414 NORM’S AUTO BODY BODY WORK - PAINTING Prop. Norman J. Chicoine 87 Pond Street Seekonk, Mass. Best Wishes Class of 1977 CARL A. LINDBERG REALTOR 235 Taunton Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 336-9600 Serving Seekonk Swansea Rehoboth East Providence Barrington Dighton 179 180 Best Wishes Seniors From the DRAMA CLUB Best Wishes to the Class of 777 From the MINERAL CLUB Compliments of SMITH’S TEXACO 544 Central Ave. Seekonk, MA Congratulations to the Class of 1977 A tassel. . . A parchment . A moment of time . forever past . forever unforgetable . Congratulations and Best Wishes Seniors Class of 1980 Terraces — Patios Landscape Designs Tree Surgery Lawn Renovation Shrubbery Fireplaces Compliments of page 122 Spraying P. Irons K. Lewis M. Whitelaw S. Drapeau Pe ctourneau R. Gagne B. Ahern S. Fiero Fig and Voo S. Morin K. Lamson Gaal B. Nerney M. Murphy K. Candido T. Viveiros K. McGovern G. Stallard M. Whitaker D. Guidice A. Ferland K. Seal D. Handanyan EVERGREEN TREE W ea LANDSCAPE SERVICE, INC. Garden Center and Nursery 351 Oak Hill Avenue Seekonk, Mass. Kenneth Lagerquist Phone 761-5505 181 cmv pREDICTIgn MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS WAYNE RICK 124-1536 161-8228 (617) 761-7128 ALLEN BLANCHARD LAWMOWER SALES Ariens — Jacobson — Poulon — Homelite Power Equipment Richard Blanchard 46 Pond Street — (Off Rte. 152) prop. Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 WEXLER’S GN ‘yu Coins and Stamps : Depot th 113 Taunton Ave., Seekonk 02771 Appraisals 336-9103 We buy all U.S. and foreign coins. Singles and Complete collections Modern, Rare, Common. Open Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Thurs. Night ’Til 9 p.m. McCall, 182 I want someone to laugh with me. Someone to be grave with me, Someone to please me And help my discrimination With his or her own remark And at times, no doubt, To admire my acuteness And penetration. Robert Burns 183 184 Compliments of the National Honor Society Richard Gamache, Pres. Mary Ellen Whitelaw, V.P. Linda Hendricks, Sec. Sharon Drapeau, Treas. Mark Axile Susan Brackett Debra DeAngelis Susan Fiero Robert Fuller Suzanne Gilbert Donna Handanyan David Hughes Linda Letourneau Lori Lindell Michael Macedo Donna Machado Paul MaclIssac Mary Marshall Kevin McAloon Kathryn McGovern Sandra Medeiros Erik Murby Mary-Ellen Murphy Paul Partridge Fred Rickey Matthew Schreck Gary Stallard William Tierney Lou-Anne Veader J. Mallon M. Axile S. McElroy K. Rose B. Handy L. Lindell W. Hansen C. Littlejohn D. Bergeron E. Harker J. Bairos D. Bosworth Compliments of page 123 K. Soares S. Brackett L. Veader B. McCann J. Chicoine C. Gaudette G. Osowiecki D. L’Heureaux C. Bosworth D. De Fontes J. Pimental Mary and Donna Hit Mitant Te Enns a 185 186 endricks POs... 304 Taunton Avenue Congratulations Seniors! Seekonk, MA 02771 Mr. and Mrs : Concrete — Gunite — Custom Design James J. Drapeau 336-7410 187 Best Wishes Seniors! Compliments of STANLEY GREENS om a 188 BRENNAN’S PHARMACY at Baker’s Corner Russell Stover Candy and Fanny Farmer Candy City Fence lron Works, Inc. Office: Bacon Street, South Attleboro, Mass. Mail: P.O. Box C, Pawtucket, Rhode Island 02861 617-761-7400 Eugene J. McGovern 189 190 The Moran Companies do a lot of things... custom house brokers, freight forwarders, steamship agents, air cargo handlers ... all services that help Rhode Island business and industry grow...and prosper! If you have an import or export problem, need shipping information or want to move an important cargo by air, calla Moran Company ... they are dedicated to serving Rhode Island with pride... since 1937. they do alot for saluode RY late p aa ae ae ae MORAN J. F. MORAN COMPANY MORAN AIR CARGO SHIPPING AGENCIES 17 Exchange Street Coronado Road 17 Exchange Street Providence, R. |. 02903 Warwick, R. |. 02886 Providence, R. |. 02903 401 351-3855 401 738-9805 401 351-3850 Compliments of OSCAR’S HARDWARE 621-623 Lincoln St. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Oldest and Most Complete Hardware Store in Seekonk Phone: 336-8823 191 |MARVEE COMICS GROUP . SA 055 — DON’S BODY SHOP Front Ends Aligned Call After Dark Compliments of the AFTER 4:30 GROUP 192 “Your Complete Paint and Wallpaper Store” JACK’S PAINT PAIL 336-6186 CALIFORNIA — CARMOTE — NU BRITE Briarwood Plaza Seekonk, Mass. (Ce di (LOIN E) its: INSURANCE AGENCY Fire, Auto, Accident and Liability Insurance JACK FARMER 336-8316 650 Fall River Ave. KENNETH H. CONYERS Thanks to MRS. CASSELS for a Great Four Years in HOMEROOM 202 Seekonk, MA 02771 GOOD LUCK CEAS SOE 1977 DR. AND MRs. D. J. HANDANYAN MARK AND JIM Vek ae 3 Brg The Clothes Pin, Ine. 32 COUNTY ST. SEEKONK, MASS. 336-9224 CARL BARBARA, PROP. 193 BRENNAN’S PHARMACY at Baker’s Corner Russell Stover Candy and Fanny Farmer Candy FIRST BRISTOL COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 43 Taunton Green Taunton, Mass. 02780 “Red McDonald Quartet” 617—761-5110 McDONALD’S MUSIC CENTER Sales — Service — Rentals Proprietors RAY AND “RED” McDONALD 134 Central Ave. Baker’s Corner Seekonk, Mass. Best of Luck Seniors From THE MEDICAL CLUB DURFEE TRUST 1021 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 PUBLIC SKATING Monday-Friday 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Friday Night 8:00-9:30 p.m. Saturday Afternoon 3:00-4:30 p.m. Sunday Afternoon 3:00-4:30 p.m. BAY SHATE ICE ARENA 1300 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, Mass. Tel. 336-6262 195 Bus. Phone: (617) 336-8337 Home Phone: (617) 336-7374 BRUCE E. SAUNDERS, Sales Rep. Gass SAUNDERS COMPACT TRACTOR 928 Fall River Ave., Seekonk, MA 02771 Compliments of : Sunnybrook BARBARY COAST BIRD WORLD =o rms IE “CHERRY HILL PLAZA BIRDS SUPPLIES “YOUR CONVENIENT NEIGHBORHOOD STORE 455 CENTRAL AVE. Bus 617-761-6346 SEEKONK. MASS. 02771! THE CAFE cae in the GE Home: 336-8175 BARN Presents Phone; 336-8649 LUNCHEON Monday-Saturday 12-3 and Introducing Our New A LA CARTE DINNER Saturday Evenings 6-10 ENTERTAINMENT AT LUNCH AND DINNER 299 Fall River Avenue PRIVATE PARTIES Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 336-6330 CLINT AND RUTH LUSH, Prop. On Route 6, Seekonk, MA Just 1.3 Miles East of Eileen Darlings 196 oe ee Ree ee a em my ENE NR cere com eS MS Be Oe ee me ee HEH a ia ca we . rmeenuee TIP ee El tt ee Tee er Pe ts i De Mt a ee ee pets Le re Bunnag ee BRGKEMKABRBBRE RSs Ss CEE EEHEP EE AURA MRL os Congratulations From the SEEKONK EDUCATOR’S ASSOCIATION 197 TOP OF THE COURT 34. From Restaurant and Lounge Banquets — Occasions of All Types THE SEEKONK Renter at WOMEN’S CLUB Congratulations Class of 1977 G M INDUSTRIES, INC. Congratulations and Best Wishes CILANSISMUIP Ry HeviTSOULEE CO. LAWRENCE H. McCLEAN ERNEST J. MURBY Ga WSSELEIENININGS General Contractors and Construction Managers 466 Division Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island 199 COUNTRY KITCHEN Serving Breakfast Tothe Class of 77 and Luncheon Specials — 6:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Monday-Friday Best Wishes WAYNE AND BETTY PURNELL Business 336-9807 Residence 336-6283 Rt. 44, Seekonk, Massachusetts THE McCANN FAMILY Compliments of LITTLE TREE NURSERIES Growers of Nursery Stock Since 1938 W. A. ADAMS JR., INC. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER | FIRESIDE KING CRAB SHRIMP -CHILI 893 County Street Seekonk, Mass. 02771 WALTER A. ADAMS, JR. 336-9271 4 : Congratulations From Your Hostesses Joni and Agnes FIRESIDE RESTAURANT 62-64 Taunton Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Transworld Phone: 434-3667 GILMORE’S FLOWER SHOP, INC. 76 Taunton Avenue East Providence, R.I. 02914 200 Compliments of ANTHONY AND ELEANOR PIMENTAL TONY’S PACKAGE STORE wines — beens liquors nips and half-gallons 41 Olney Street Seekonk, Mass. 202 TAUNTON CO-OPERATIVE BANK “THE BANK THAT PUTS YOU IN CLOVER” Taunton Office 41 TAUNTON GREEN 823-6501 Seekonk Office 1400 FALL RIVER AVENUE Attleboro Office 21 N. MAIN STREET North Attleboro-Plainville Office 76 N. WASHINGTON STREET Chartered 1880 336-7526 EVES 936-959) DANS 4 See J. PIMENTAL EXCAVATING, INC. BACKHOE TRUCKING DOZER Pimental Drive Rehoboth, Mass. AL NERBONNE SHOES 499 Central Avenue Seekonk, MA SO1-5118 STRIDE RITE WALK OVER CHILD LIFE HUSH PUPPIES Discount Shoes and Sneakers in Our Annex Best Wishes Class of ’77 UHH The Largest Authorized Exclusive Fuji Dealer in the Greater Providence Area D. J. Handlebars Bicycle Sales and Service 753 Fall River Ave., Seekonk, MA (Across From the Show Case Cinema) We Repair All Bicycles 336-6814 Compliments of SEEKONK OIL CO. IOV eAUM Laas Vela 7i8 Briarwood Plaza 24 Olney St. Pizza Hot Oven Grinders Buy 2 Large Pizzas — Get 1 Small Free 7 Days 11-11 Tel. 336-8048 617—336-9030 IMPORTED AUTO PARTS, INC. 617—336-9037 637 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 BARROS MEAT MARKET 876 Washington St. (Rte. 1) South Attleboro, Mass. Tel. 761-8796 At Briarwood Shopping Center 22 Olney Street — Seekonk, Mass. Tel. 617 336-6726 Specializing in Fresh Meats and Home Custom Cut Freezer Orders Tel. (617) 336-8312 SEES COUNTY BAKERY BREAD — PASTRIES “BRIARWOOD PLAZA” Congratulations Class of 1977 TAUNTON SAVINGS BANK Briarwood Plaza Seekonk, Mass. 203 Best Waehes to the Clear WS From the STUDENT COUNCIL Congratulations From THE CHEERLEADERS LUCKETT PHOTOGRAPHERS 757 North Main Street Providence 521-3030 “Rhode Island’s Leading Wedding Photographers” WE HAVE ENJOYED . . taking your photographs and having you in the studio. When the need for a new portrait arises. . . personal, family, or wedding, please let us serve you. 205 McDonalds ® Seekonk Route 6 Buena suerte de la WEINTRAUB’S DRIVING SCHOOL SOCIEDAD HONORARIA -= HISPANICA Matthew Schreck, Pres. William Armstrong, Vice-Pres. Janet Pimental, Sec. John Hunt, Treas. David Alves Linda Fontaine Michael Macedo Congratulations Seniors Donna Machado Sandra Medeiros From ma a MR. WEINTRAUB Kim Scott Claire Sullivan 206 Appreciation The staff of Reflections ’77 would like to thank the following people for their help and guidance during our hectic days of planning this yearbook. Mr. O’Hara and Mr. Verluyten for their talent and patience in supplying the visual images needed to preserve our memories. Mr. Dias for his constant support and encouragement. Mrs. Di Orio for her understanding and kindness in allowing our use of the library facilities. Mr. Saad for his yearbook cover design. Mrs. Cassels and Mr. Downing for putting up with our harassment and letting us “borrow” their rooms nightly. Mrs. Emond for helping us balance our budget. Through the making of this yearbook we have benefited from your knowledge and your friendship Thank you 207 --s SEEKONK _ PUBLIC LIBRARY Re tee: oe ible Daten nahin EE 3 big at Se ee, ak eke hee at ra he! any Lek ge male pr Haley | Rl Teo Lerten ewe AA Aa YA + Maries We Sm 2 Se ¥ AY ; Ve - 3 : . if 4 ’ a yen it ‘ D