Seekonk High School - Seekonk Yearbook (Seekonk, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1979 volume:

“Time passes slowly, but carries on and now the best years, the last years, have come and gone. They took jidn't reali Laura Atwell jonathan Baker Rhonda Blair Kimberlee Clark Kathy Sawyer John Couris Lorraine Souza joan Couris Gail Szczepanek Anna Figueiredo David Westcott Mary Jo Flanagan Scott Duhamel, Photographer Marilyn Kirkman Colleen Lockwood, Photographer Allan McGuy Advisor: Stephen Murphy Table of Contents ‘Passage of Time ‘Throughout Our Four Years. . ‘Thank You for Being a Friend’ ‘Be True to Your School’ ‘The Way We Were’ ‘Do You Know Where You're Going to?’ ‘Photographs and Memories ‘We Are the Champions ‘Taking Care of Business’ ‘Merci, Gracias, Salmat, Thanks’ ‘It's Time to Leave. . . 130 146 180 207 208 We have chosen the passage of time as our theme for Reflections 1979. In the past four years we have witnessed many changes in the world around us, but more importantly we have noticed the changes within ourselves. Throughout our lives the passage of time will hold many opportunities and challenges. Although we will continue to grow and develop, there will still be a part of our lives that will remain here forever. In our yearbook we hope to capture the fleeting moments that otherwise would be erased by the sands of time. Through our words and pictures, we wish to express what we feel symbolizes a small portion of the passage of time. z 9 = ” .°) a ot uJ rr) = ios Throughout our four years in Seekonk High School, you have given us so much and taken so little in return. We began as inexperienced and insecure individuals. With your attention and guidance you have united our class into adults who are ready to face the future and accept life’s challenges. The amount of time you have spent on our activities has not gone unappreciated. As our advisors, your constant loyalty has been never- ending. With our deepest admiration, we would like to dedicate our yearbook to two friends who we will long remember, Mrs. Margaret Cassels and Mrs. Sally Wing. rua? AG ab Thank You for Being a Friend Thank you for being a friend — traveled down the road and back again, — Your heart is true — you're a pal and a confidant. — I'm not ashamed to say — | hope it always will stay this way. — My hat is off — won't you stand up and take a bow. Thank you for being a friend. — If it's a car — you lack, I'd surely buy you a Cadillac. What ever you need any time of the day or night. — I'm not ashamed to say — I hope it always will stay this way. — My hat is off — won't you stand up and take a bow. — (And when we both get older with walkin’ canes and hair of gray, we'll have no fear — even though it's hard to hear | will stand real close and say) — Thank you for being a friend — Reason and calm judgment are the qualities especially belonging to a leader. hae. Scie pe | ae Richard Dias, Principal Peter Andreozzi, Vice-Principal Francis Gallishaw, Superintendent of Valmore LaFontaine, Administrative School Assistant to the Superintendent School Committee: Jeff Day, David Young, Robert Francis, Paul Hodge, Paul Agren Justus D. Anderson Student Council Advisor Independent Study B.S. University of R.1. M.A. Stanford University C.A.G.S. Rhode Island College sty, Ay sin. a Robert F. Perreault B.S., B.A. Boston College M.Ed. Rhode Island College Patricia O’Boy A.B. Stonehill College M.Ed. Providence College Virginia M. Gizzi Medical Club Co-Advisor B.S. Bridgewater State College M.S. Boston University Thurlo A. Russell School Psychologist B.A. Colby College M.Ed. Bridgewater State Graduate Studies: State University of New York Thou wert my guide, philosopher and mine own familiar friend. Youth communicates In a sparks a desire for comm through writing and challe what other men say throug John Walton English Department Chairman A.B., M.A. Boston College Carol A. Coelho Football Cheerleader Co-Advisor B.A., M.A.T. Rhode Island College i Joanna F. Dorazio Bruce W. Ellis Hockey Cheerleader Advisor Drama Club Advisor B.A. Bridgewater College M.A. Boston University B.A. University of Rhode Island : P| bh’ ee ae Magdalene P. Giffune Reading A.B., M.S. Syracuse University anguage of its own. English nication with other people ges us to comprehend literature. James S. Kinder Football Announcer Literary Magazine Adv isor B. Ed. M.A.T. Rhode Island College Frederick W. Nelson B.A. Michigan State University x iA Sally Wing Class of 1979 Advisor Girls Outdoor Track Coach Indoor Track Assistant Coach B.A. Western Michigan University Angela T. Heaton A.B. Newton College A.M. Brown University ‘ Stephen H. Murphy Yearbook Advisor B.A. Providence College M.A. University of Rhode Island 11 In mathematics we have a universal language, valid, useful, intelligible, everywhere In place and in time. kB W Thomas H. Sullivan Mathematics Department Chairman B.A., M.A. Rhode Island College 12 Robert C. Burke B.Ed. Providence College M.N.S.M. University of Oklahoma | eet SS RA ad Gloria Isles National Honor Society Advisor B.Ed., M.Ed. Rhode Island College | i F he Amato J. Nocera B.S. University of Rhode Island M.A. Rhode Island College William Butler B.A. Providence College M.A.T. Rhode Island College John J. Murphy B.S. Southeastern Mass. University M.Ed. Bridgewater State College, Graduate Studies $43 . ; f i Cheryl D. Wilson Cheerleading Advisor Majo rette Advisor B.A. Rhode Island College Business Is really more agreeable than pleasure; it interests the whole mind. . . , -e more deeply. But it does not look Reece ire Crimean as if it did. B.S. Bryant College Northeastern R.I. College Providence College University of R.1. Margaret M. Cassels Class of 1979 Co-Advisor B.S. Bryant College M.A. Rhode Island College Joyce A. Christiansen B.S. Bryant College New York Institute of Court Reporting ANG Irene R. Partington Richard Stanek B.S. University of B.S. Bryant College Rhode Island J.D. Suffolk University Graduate Study, Rhode Island College Alan P. Bardsley B.A. Rhode Island College Alfred E. Goodwin B.A. Rhode Island College Graduate Studies John D. Hanley Science Department Chairman B.Ed., M.A.T. Rhode Island College on ag . ’ t RE z; = 4 oo ee } J os ; a a . ct ; : ‘i ee F “et Te 5 of PER sa Bo Vat © 2 8 ie : 3 Norman Corriveau Soccer Intramurals B.A. St. Michael’s College M.Ed. Rhode Island College Of science and logic he chatters, As fine and as fast as he can; Though lam no judge of such matters, I’m sure he’s a talented man. Gregory Hutton Mineral Club Advisor B.S. University of Miami Stephen J. Wujcik B.A. University of Rhode Island M.Ed. Rhode Island College Ss Stuart M. Weintraub Driver Education B.S. Boston University M.Ed. Rhode Island College He who has health has hopes, and he who has hope has everything. Thomas Ridolfi Baseball Coach B.A. University of New York at Buffalo M.S.T. Boston College See | = | : Robert L. Frazier Health Education Supervisor B.A. Atlantic Union College, Graduate Studies EM 16 eae Robert H. Hartley Foreign Language Department Chairman Spanish Honor Society Advisor B.S. Central Connecticut State College M.A. University of Massachusetts Joan Drobnis B.A. Brandeis University Every language Is a temple, in which the soul of those who speak it is enshrined. Edward A. Bucacci B.A. Providence College M.A. University of Connecticut Carlos Isidoro B.A. Providence College Joanne Lacy B.A. Regis College M.A.T. Rhode Island College To be ignorant of what 4 happened before you were born is to be ever a child. For what is man’s lifetime unless the memory of past events is woven 4 «ae With those Of earlier time. Ff . Donald M. Carey Varsity Basketball Coach B.A. St. Anselms College | A PP of � Robert A. Kulaga Freshman Football Coach Golf Coach Freshman Class Advisor B.Ed. Rhode Island College Graduate Work University of Rhode Island Rhode Island College Omer Leclerc Athletic Supervisor B.A. Assumption College M.Ed. Providence College Francis Mooney Letterman’s Club Advisor Student Government Day Advisor Cross Country Coach Indoor and Outdoor Track Coach B.A. Providence College Ronald Ridolfi Football Coach Tennis Coach B.A. University of New York ae a m9 See at Buffalo Sandra S. Sypek Graduate Work University B.A. Brown University of Rhode Island M.A.T. Rhode Island College 7 rT Objects that are made by the hands are the most beautiful of creations. , +h VC ee le ‘i. i Ae Gen ong -4 Donald J. Hulme a 3 % i NI iw ” £ Ne Industrial Arts Department Chairman M.A. Northeastern University B.A. Rhode Island College 18 Bruce Downing Paul R. Graves 1981 Class Advisor Karate Club Advisor B.F.A. University of Rhode Island B.S., M.A. Rhode Island College mi y Herbert E. Normandin Joseph Reis B.S. Reis College B.S. Rhode Island College M.A. Connecticut University Always take on more than you can possibly handle, or you'll never do all you can do. AN Ay Naat Helen C. Keough Nancy H. Allen Home Economics Department Chairman Class of 1980 Advisor National Honor Society Advisor B.S. University of Rhode Island A.B. Regis College Pauline Pratt Jeanne M. Velardo B.S. University of Rhode Island B.S. University of Massachusetts 19 Paul N. Mandeville Physical Education Department Chairman B.S. M.S. University of Bridgeport Ronald F. Colangelo Football Coach, Wrestling Coach, Weight Training Coach B.S. Boston University Health ts the vital principle of bliss, and exercise of health. Nancy E. Dobie GAA Advisor Intramurals Coach B.S. University of Connecticut Cheryl Ferreira Field Hockey and Softball Coach B.S. Bridgewater State College Art is a reaching out into the ugliness of the world for vagrant beauty and the imprisoning of it ina tangible dream. David Saad Art Department Chairman J.V. Baseball Coach, Art Club Advisor A.A.N.E. School of Art B.S. Rhode Island College M.A.E. Rhode Island School of Design Sandra Tessar Ski Club Advisor B.S. Rhode Island College M.A. Castleton State College There’s music in the sighing Margaret Hopkins Special Needs Aide of the reed; There’s music in the gushing of a rill; There’s music tn all things, if men had ears , % Their earth is but an echo of Meera the spheres. anions es Site —, g : Jane Mitchell Gloria Therrien B.S. Bridgewater State College Project Rebound Aide A teacher effects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. 21 Dorothy Di Orio Library Department Head Library Club Advisor Audiovisual Club Advisor A.B. Brown University M.S. Simmons College Graduate Courses, Rhode Island College Richard S. Novak Distributive Education Advisor B.S. Bryant College M.E.D. Providence College 22 Ellis Mayers Pool Department Boys Varsity Swimming Coach Dolphin Swimming Team Coach American Red Cross National Aquatic School YMCA Aquatic School Springfield College Mary Barbar Library Secretary School Nurse ANNONA L to R, Row 1: M. Rennick, M. Pestana, M. Gonsalves, A. Pickett, A. Cimino, M. Lopes, D. Mello; Row 2: J. Smart, V. Macedo, B. Perry, E. Thibideau. Mrs. Goodnow Mrs. Miranda in Mrs. Kandarian “ S Mrs. Domina P. Kirkman, ]. Brackett, B. Ferreira -_ ’ tg % � Fi y 4 . Ey J. Ferreira, P. Cimino, G. Knorey, A. Kay Mr. Provazza Hard Work Often Goes Unrecognized 23 Be True to Your School When some loud bragger tries to put me down and says their school is great | tell them right away — “Now what's the matter, buddy, ain't you heard of my school? It's number one in the state!” So be true to your school just like you would to your girl or guy Be true to your school now Let your colors fly Be true to your school | got a letterman sweater with a letter in front, | got from football and track. | probably wear them now, When I cruise around the other parts of the town. | got a decale in back! So be true to your school Just like you would to your girl or guy Be true to your school now Let your colors fly. 24 JASSACHUSETTR Seekonk Public Library National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization that offers recognition to students who possess moral character, academic success, generosity in service to others, and who have ability as leaders. L To R, Row 1: J. Donaldson, M. Schreck, D. Mowry, T. Hagenburg, M. McGovern, M. Leonard, D. Dillon, M. Maddock, P. Rennick, J. Bergeron; Row 2: S. Fuller, T. Drapeau, K. Partridge, E. Doro, L. Champigny, J. Ruggerio, D. Grenier, C. Chandley, M. Nelson; Row 3: R. Tella, E. Policastri, D. DiOrio, K. Zaretsky, P. Smith, J. Britt, C. May, P. J. Holmes The Spanish Honor Society seeks to recognize excellence in the study of the Spanish language and culture. Students are eligible at the completion of three semesters with an honor average. Spanish Honor Society Lio R, Row 1, G. Stallard, J. Ruggerio, A. Healy, A. Figueiredo, M. Nelson, G. Lagerquist, M. Flanagan; Row 2: D. DoOrio, R. Bizier, P. Turcotte, M. Boucher, S. Kanelokas, S. Burke 26 Student Government 4 Members of the Student Government plan Student Government Day. This program is designed to give students an opportunity to participate in an electoral process encompassing registrations, nominations, primaries, and elections. Students who win elections qualify to spend a full day at the town hall working with elected Officials. L to R, Row 1: L. Soares, A. Earle, S. Fecteau, M. Bessette, K. Halkyard, J. Gauthier, L. Souza, B Pestana, A. Healy, M. Flanagan, P. Whitaker, Row 2: A. Giblin, B. Holmes, K. Oliver, K. McNeil, M. Giblin, J. Sincero, J. Rosa, T. McCann; Row 3: A. Berriman, D. Flanagan, £. Murphy, D. Pennoyer, P. Sullivan, L. Silva, J. Murphy, J. Donaldson, L. Sullivan eis The primary purpose of the Student Council is to serve as an active student voice in school affairs with the faculty, administration, and school committee. Members of the Council also serve in an advisory capacity to the school committee and the Massachusetts Department of Education. ce y Ee Student Council L to R, Row 1: L. Soares, L. Wozny, M. Micheletti, D. Fuller, S. St, Laurent, J. Crowley, L. Sloane, R. Blair, S. Shaw; Row 2: E. Murphy, M. Bessette, L. Figueiredo, R. Holmes, D. Cunningham, K. Medeiros; Row 3: D. Mullen, S. Bosworth, L. Micheletti, K. Francis 27 Freshman Council at f So L to R, Row 1: K. Matonis, S. Bosworth, L. Micheletti, K. Manning. L to R, Row 2: K. Cunningham, S. Mowry, K. Francis. Sophomore Council L to R, Row 1: V. Mendes, D. Mullen, D. Fuller, M. Schreck. L to R, Row 2: J. Crowley, L. Sloane, M. Micheletti. Junior Council Lto R, Row 1: M. Millar, M. Bessette, L. Soares, L. Souza; Row 2: K. Halkyard, E. Murphy, K. Tamer, L. Wozny Senior Counc! 5 ra i = eS Lto R, Row 1: E. Doro, M. Schreck, D. Grenier, R. Holmes; Row 2: R. Sloane, S. Shaw, R. Blair, G. Burrows, proxy for L. Carlson P. Bouillon, R. Fontaine, A. Giblin The Library Club is a service club whose aim is to assist in the successful operation of the school library. The students shelve books and help in the charging out of materials. L to R, Row 1: M. Barnes, C. Bowen; Row 2: J. Ellis, R. Farrell, L. Kelly, J. Matts, D. Yaghijian; Row 3: The purpose of the Audio-Visual Club is to supply audio-visual materials to classroom teachers and to aid in the maintenance and operation of this equipment. — Library Club L to R, Row 1: J. Banna, C. Bowen, J. Matts; Row 2: J. Ellis, R. Farrell, A. Richards, M. Barnes, A. Giblin, L. Kelly: Row 3: D. Yaghjian, R. Fontaine, P. Bouillon. _ The Girls’ Athletic Association raises Money to send _ underclassmen to summer sports camps and a senior scholarship for a girl going to college who has participated in our athletic programs throughout her four years. bese Me L to R, Row 1: E. Lawlor, J. Murphy, L. Silva, M. Micheletti, L. Curry, K. Souza, M. Maddock, S. Hiccox, R. Perry, M. Nelson, J. Rosa, K. McGovern, M. Giblin, P. Sullivan, E. Sullivan, M. Schreck; Row 2: K. Halkyard, J. Faria, G. Lagerquist, C. Lockwood, L. Flanagan, L. Sloane, N. Rogers, N. Jennings, C. Richard, T. Boyd; Row 3: D. Paul, J. Gauthier, S. Rebola, C. Paine, C. Hurd, C. Hicks, G. Mayo, K. Giblin, E. Hoyt, H. Mendonca, D. Olivier, D. Pennoyer, K. Jensen, T. McCann, J. Baker, K. Tamer, S. Goveia, K. Matonis, A. Harrison, A. Bearegard; Row 4: L. Soares, L. Cipriano, D. Treacy, R. Kaveny, M. M. McAloon, L. Lewis, C. Dutra, J. Casey, C. Caren, W. Roberts, T. Mayo, J. Crowley, J. Devine, M. Kirkman, K. Manning, L. St. Laurent, L. Lewis, P. Jackson, E. Crook, M. Reddy, V. Barao, L. Poncin. The Lettermen’s Club is an Chal Se ae [eee Ge =O ganization created to give those a = omnes eet Mes ee we = who have surpassed in athletics ee | ar a ee = =recognition for their achievements. a ome eee TS The members of this club have earned varsity letters, and raise money for scholarships. 4 Wer tonncn 's Club L to R, Row 1: M. Bessette, M. Lockwood, S. Arruda, M. Boucher, P. Smith, T. Hagenburg, M. Bowers, D. Westcott, C. Harrison, D. Mullen; Row 2: D. Armstrong, M. Leonard, D. Brown, R. Sloane, J. Teixeira, J. Swift, J. Kaczowka, J. Baker, B. Seeley, P. LaFrance, M. Baldani, B. De Blasio, J. |Tretton, E. Perron, G. Larrabee This club is designed for self- defense for both girls and boys. Rank tests are given twice each year, where students have a chance to show their skill and improve their rank. Students are taught various kicks, blocks, combinations, and forms. 4 L to R, Row 1: J. Sheldon, M. Axile, R. Kingston, K. Fortin, M. Mendes, L. Souza; Row 2: D. Hanson, S. Foeri, R. Boyd, R. Salgueiro, Advisor P. Graves The Ski Club provides school- sponsored ski activities to interested students. Members are given the opportunity to take part in a sport which is very popular today. During the course of the season, the club takes trips to many well-known ski resorts in New Hampshire and Maine. All those students involved feel that this is a worth-while school activity. L to R, Row 1: M. Charette, C. Bliss, L. Saccone, $. Mowry, E. Hoyt, A. Halkyard, E. Crook, C. Swanson; Row 2: W. Roberts, C. Brown, K. Matonis, N. Theoret, K. Tamer, M. Thomas, J. Lorman, R. Hardman, J. Quigley; Row 3: E. Murphy, S. Sullivan, J. Contois, L. Vandal, K. Zaretsky, J. Tretton, E. Thomas; Row 4: P. La France, J. Faria, S. Riley, K. Halkyard, S. Duhamel, K. Souza, D. Gallup, P. MacDonald, C. Mulhall, S. Hiccox, D. Coogan; Row 5: D. Quattrucci, J. McGovern, C. Rutter, T. Borah, R. Ruggerio, J. Boudreau; Row 6: A. Berriman, S. Fuller, G. Burrows, J. Tanner 32 Mineral Club The Mineral Club is for students _interested in minerals, who show a genuine interest in searching for and identifying minerals of local and regional interest. a Na) Lto R, Row 1: M. Leclerc, M. Veader, R. Point, D. Pennoyer, K. Jensen, L. Bridge, K. McDonald, D. McDonald, G. Stallard, M. George, K. Fischer, D. Robbins. Row 2: J. McNeil, M. Garabian, C. Tankard, C. Gray, K. Francis, C. Pennoyer, J. Burke, R. Medeiros, T. Miller, P. Billington, C. Benoit, T. Babington, K. Sawyer, J. Pearson, S. Murby. The Medical Club is for students interested in a medical career. Their activities involve raising money for the Easter Seals, Senior Citizens, and working with grammar school children. A cad } ane 7h olf nt la ica Club Lto R, Row 1: L. Figueiredo, P. Mararian, P. O’Brien. Row 2: B. Tucker, E. Doro, L. Rufful, B. Pestana, J. Miller. Row 3: M. Kirkman, C. May, J. Hendricks, L. Mulvey, P. Lefaivre, J. Hughes. 33 Marching Band L-R, Row 1: V. Marshall, K. Bowden, L. Blake, K. Anderson, D. Bowlin, N. Zaretsky, L. Saccone, K. Fischer, E. Hoyt, E. Choate, P. Rennick; Row 2: E. Berson, L. Carlson, L. Orchel, K. Rose, P. Berson, K. Burley, S. Bowden, J. Calverly, S. Sullivan, H. Read, E. Garneau, Leader — D. Sweet, Advisor Mrs. DeCaporale; Row 3: J. Blake, P. Smith, P. Warren, K. Oliver, C. Calverly, J. Salzillo, C. Mace, J. Hughes, J. Medeiros; Row 4: P. French, L. Champigny, T. Miller, S. Shaw, J. Contois, H. Ross, S. Murby, D. Saisselin, E. Lawlor, C. Rickey, R. Medeiros, M. Barnes L-R, Row 1: J. Hamilin, Peter Smith, K. Burley, S. Sullivan, P. Warren, J. Contois, J. Salzillo, C. Mace, K. Fischer, H. Read, P. Berson, E. Berson; Row 2: P. French, P. Rennick, DéSaisselin, H. Ross, L. Blake, E. Choate, J. Young, P. Rennick, S. Murby, N. Zaretsky, L. Saccone, J. Hughes; Row 3: L. Champigny, L. Carlson, S. Shaw, K. Anderson, K. Goodrow, M. Thomas, M. Barnes, E. Hoyt, E. Lawlor, J. Mederious, P. Mararian, R. Mederioss Concert Band Pe $ aoe. Si L-R, Row 1: H. Ross, J. Contois, L. Orchel, K. Rose, P. Kyser, E. Lanlor, D. Sweet, J. Hughes; Row 2: T. Miller, P. Rennick, L. Champigny, K. Goudreau, D. Saisselin, A. Mendes, S. Shaw, L. Carlson, H. Read, E. Garneau, M. Slattery, J. Blake; Row 3: E. B erson, V. Marshall, E. Hoyt, N. Zarstsky, J. Medeiros, K. Anderson, G. Danielson, L. Blake, $. Murby, K. Bowden, D. Bowlin, L. Saccone, K. Fischer, M. Thomas, J. Young, E. Choate, K. Zarestsky, P. Rennick, C. Rickey, Advisor Mrs. DeCaporale; Row 4: D. Hurd, P. Berson, K. Burley, B. Kyser, S. Bowden, J. Calverly, P. Warren, K. Oliver, C. Calverly, C. Mace, J. Salzillo, P. Smith, J. Gamelin, S. Sullivan, K. Amaral, R. Mederious, P. French, M. Barnes L-R, Row 1: E. Lawlor, L. Carlson, M. Slattery, H. Ross, K. Fischer, J. Contois, E. Garneau, M. Thomas, L. Orchel, K. Rose, E. Berson; Row 2: D. Sweet, P. Berson, K. Burley, J. Calverly, S. Bowden, C. Mace, J. Salzillo, P. Smith, K. Amaral, C. Calverly 35 Drama Club The Drama Club gives students the opportunity to learn more about the theater arts and to put their knowledge into practice. The club provides entertainment for the school and community by the production of plays each year. 7% Lto R, Row 1: K. Sawyer, K. Clarke, K. Miller, L. Bridge, K. Wall, K. Marshall, K. Maclsaac; Row 2: S. Churchill, J. Pearson, P. Billington, C. Benoit, L. Moore, C. Lima, P. Rennick, J. Burch, L. Shields; Row 3: A. Gendron, C. Cavallaro, D. Oliver, L. Saccone, K. Tamer, E. Hendricks, B. Pestana, D. Paul, J. Pajarillago, S. Rickey, M. Schreck, P. Murgia; Row 4: T. Kendrick, R. Blair, L. Atwell, B. Holmes, R. Hoyt, E. Doro, K. Pestana, C. Rickey, J. Contois, P. Warren, L. Blake, K. Soares The Art Club is for students who are interested in film making and photography. As an annual event they produce a film for class day activities. iS 7 « ager g”® Z A ys 2 L to R, Row 1: T. Hagenburg; Row 2: C. Lockwood, M. Nelson, M. Mendes, M. Castro, L. Atwell: Row 3: J. Burke Sn The Independent Study Program makes the assumption that much learning can take place outside of the classroom, through personal involvement in the real world. The Independent Study program operates on the premise that students have an opportunity to examine their own personal values and compare them with others. aa Chee pe ee anf f = ae atin Independent Study — Kc ; Bere ie i Hs ‘ a 2 - Lto R, Row 1: J. Baker, A. Berriman, T. Mullen, M. Bowers, C. Lima. Row 2: T. Mayo, K. Partridge, D. Brown, G. Burrows, D. Grenier, J}. Couris. Row 3: C. May, J. Couris, A. Figueiredo, A. Mendes, G. Szczepanek, K. Zaretsky, C. Carden. Row 4: C. Chandley, K. Clark, R. Holmes, D. Gallup, R. Sloane, K. Souza, L. Miller, A. Halkyard. Row 5: J. Britt, K. Pestana, P. Araujo, D. Mowry, J. Donaldson, S. Rickey, L. Pardini. The DECA Club is for students who plan to pursue a career in business. They receive practical skills through outside field experiences working in the Deca Store. DECA L to R, Row 1: L. Nordquist, L. Horten, J. Veader, D. Kazarian, K. Reedy, L. Hoyle, L. Mello, D. Dillon. L to R, Row 2: D. Cahill, L. LaCroix, B. Robillard, A. Lincoln. 37 “One man’s garbage is another man’s treasure.” Linda at her best. Missy Schreck and Mr. Murphy making a crucial decision. Yearbook 1979 38 Behind every great staff there is a great man. eae eee - A light moment for the literary staff. A pensive time for Lorraine. “What a pain!” “Hey Laura, look at this.” Seated: C. Lima, L. Pardini; Standing: K. Zaretsky, C. May, C. Chandley. “Can you imagine having this under your name?” Row 1, L-R: J. Couris, J. Couris, L. Atwell, M. Schreck, R. Blair; Row 2, L- R: L. Souza, M. Flanagan, L. Miller, G. Szczepanek, A. Figueirodo, K. Sawyer, J. Pajarillaga, K. Clark, Mr. S. Murphy, Advisor. 39 OFA CLASS! | (EST IL, i HECNE. JUNIOR RS%, B .00- bah nome Ned, ‘ B 150 - bos;plactic Giver, 4 MAM Ce Y A Bunch OF | 5 | Sophomores} Kut AoA The Way We Were Mem'ries light the corners of my mind, misty water color mem'ries — of the way we were. Scattered pictures — of the smiles we left behind, smiles we gave to one another for the way we were. Can it be that it was all so simple then, or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again, tell me would we? Could we’? Mem'ries may be beautiful, and yet, what's too painful to remember, we simply choose to forget. So it's the laughter we will remember, whenever we remember the way we were; the way we were. 41 ePBPINY JIQqOY OSIAPY SUIUUPW UlUoy 4a4sNSPOd | SIUOJEW Ud]SI :AdR}IIIIS IJIJOUDIC PION] :JUAPISAdd IIIA UNOMSOG 1}09S :JUuapPISaid 42 Lto R, Row 1: B. Read, R. Silva, M. Ruggiero, D. Testa, V. Marshal, A. Harrison, G. Lopes, §. MacKenzie, N. Zaretsky, L. Saccone, K. Michaud; Row 2: W. Leonard, D. Passe, D. Quaglia, J. Silva, K. Kempke, A. Chaperas, R. Kelly, K. Wood, M. Veader, K. Parkhurst, Row 3: K. Rodrigues, B. Viera, A. Longworth, P. Lauffer, K. Robbins, P. Warren, K. Rose, M. LeClerc, D. Silva, S. Reedy, C. Mallon; Row 4: B. Kinsley, D. Costa, M. Tierney, M. Lamothe, M. Hodde, A. Souza, C. Tankard, C. Brown, L. David, K. Marchand, L. St. Laurent, A. Theoret; Row 5: K. Maybray, K. Manning, C. Libby, P. Lanoue, N. Lutz, E. Jodat, T. Rosenfield, K. Wall, V. Kanelakos, T. Szala; Row 6: D. Wolstencroft, R. Williams, W. Oliveira, M. Slattery, T. Prescott, M. Studley, W. Horton, G. Mathias, A. Hiccox, S. Foeri, J. Fitzgibbon 43 L to R, Row 1: C. Garrott, C. Pennoyer, T. Paradiso, L. Harris, D. Gobin, J. Medeiros, H. Rose, S. Peters, L. Platt, D. Gilmore, L. Fisk, R. Perron; Row 2: L. Grady, B. McMillan, D. Oliver, L. Micheletti, K. Matonis, S. Mulry, S. Mowry, E. Medina, D. McDade, K. Medieros, S. Grable, M. Gravel, C. McDonald; Row 3: P. Palmer, J. Pereira, J. Piquette, A. Gendron, M. McDonald, C. Gray, C. Mulvey, L. Gregoire, P. McCloskey, A. Gilmore, D. McNally; Row 4: K. Oliver, D. Mulgearn, H. Rowlin, K. Giblin, L. Flanagan, K. Goudreau, E. Garneau, H. Mendonca, W. McGuy, J. Mellone, J. McNeil; Row 5: Ray Point, S. Pope, Anan Petzold, C. Pratt, K. Francais, B. George, D. Goodman, F. Grima, B. Medeiros; Row 6: D. Gallup, D. O’Brien, J). Handanyan, J. Gamelin, T. Moline, G. Columbo, K. Fortin, P. French, R. Messier, D. Arrighi, B. McNally att ; Lto R, Row 1: C. Cavallaro, L. Borges, B. Buffington, L. Allan, L. Bolduc, K. Barborak, L. Almeida, M. Cronin, L. Everett, D. Collingwood, Duprey, G. Danielson; Row 2: J. Ferland, L. Champigny, L. Blake, V. Bazarsky, M. Cotton, K. Cunningham, Y. Boillon, C. Bradley, N. Brown, J. Deubel, B. Ryan; Row 3: J. Medeiros, R. Ball, J. Costa, W. Berg, W. Carden, T. Brown, B. Andreozzi, M. Blanchard, J. Ellis, D. Alburn, R. Black, C. Trombley; Row 4: D. Corbitt, S. Bosworth, M. Ferreira, R. Boyd, D. Bosworth, F. Conlin, J. Cahill, D. Buker, D. Clark L. Colicci, J. Chin; Row 5: T. O’Brien, J. Trombley, M. Faria, P. Berson, J. Calverly, K. Burkey, M. Bowers, L. Barlow, K. Black, D. Taylor S: , 45 BUIUMOQG 99NIg -OSIApY SOPUBW JOJIIA adANSPdd] YDIIYIS eIDIeW :Ade}9IIIS J3}|N4 Goq :JUapIsasg IDIA Ud||NW PIACG sJUapIsaid E96 bAO Ss 12 L to R, Row 1: J. Santoro, K. Sheerin, L. Soares, C. Rickey, K. Stewart, P. Souza, N. Rogers, J. Quigley, M. Medina, L. Sloane, S. Sollecito, D. Strychaz,; Row 2: J. Reddington, P. Grassley, S. Reddy, K. Marshall, L. Shields, K. Naughton, D. Olivier, L. Mulvy, H. Ross, B. Perry, P. Silva; Row 3: M. Pimental, Ruggierio, M. Rebello, S. Carriocalo, D. Desert, J. Birch, C. Souza, D. Kazarian, R. Courtamage, C. Paine, T. Troino; Row 4: D. Roberts, J. Pool, C. LaBlanc, P. Healy, S. Casey, J. Perry, C. Stephanopolus, K. Richard, K. Lunnie, L. Frattarowlo, D. Paul; Row 5: B. O’Brien, M. Schultz, M. Parece, T. Olean, R. Murphy, T. Wood, C. Swanson, M. Rose, D. Laroque, D. Silva 47 L. to R, Row 1: E. Thomas, M. Drapeau, M. McNeil, J. Moline, K. Bliss, S. Martin, L. Young, K. Hayes, K. Buker, R. Whitaker, P. Smith, C. McGovern; Row 2: T. Charron, J. Brown, B. Dolan, M. Buker, B. Issler, B. Issler, G. Andreozzi, K. Anderson, E. Berson, D. Bowlin, }. Voccio, R. Putney, }. McGovern; Row 3: C. DaCunha, D. Arrighi, J. Devine, A. DeSilva, C. Hurd, D. Benevides, B. Kyser, L. Buge, K. Bowden, F. Gorman, A. Gordon, A. Correia; Row 4: D. Barney, J. Coyle, C. Churchill, J. Ackell, J. Araujo, T. Borah, T. Troino, C. Baker, }. Dean, D. Treacy, L. Vandal, B. Tucker; Row 5: J. Marchetti, S. Medeiros, D. Desmoyers, B. Clarke, G. Burke, P. Beauregard, V. Mendes, T. Alcorn, B. Voyer, C. Wilson, S. Tellar, P. Charlonne L to R, Row 1: M. Keilman, K. McDonald, T. Miller, L. Longworth, McAloon, E. Elmasian, M. Micheletti, L. Moore, D. Finizia, C. Grant, D. Fuller, N. Garganta, L. Frattaruolo; Row 2: S. Lemieux, K. Mallon, K. Maclsaac, T. Kendrick, D. Paul, M. Fontes, K. Lunnie, C. Richard, J. Crowley, D. Mullen, S. Riley; Row 3: R. Marshall, L. Messinger, S. Lorman, R. Salgueiro, B. Holmes, C. Lockwood, M. Keough, C. Littlejohn, N. Jennings, K. Graham, D. Hardman; Row 4: D. McDonald, A. Giblin, T. Meller, D. Hall, C. Barton, J. Ellis, R. Farrell, R. Fontaine, M. Hubert, J. Carter, D. Ferreira; Row 5: J. LaRotonda, D. Flanagan, J. Letourneau, J. Harshani, A. Hicks, C. Hurd, R. Goulet, S. Marquis, D. Jutris, P. Given; Row 6: R. Hoyt, R. Greene, D. Swindler, R. Kane, M. Gildea, K. Fischer, M. George, M. Mulhall, P. Lanoue, P. Gendron, L. Levasseur, R. Camire 49 Pees plAeq Ud|| Y ADueN, :suOSIApY JEW IAI ssdanseady PZNOS BUIeIIO] :AseJIIIIS 9}}9SS9g AIP :JUIPISI4d DIA SaiROS ADIN] :JUIPISIId OS6LAO0:SSVA2 Lio R, Row 1: R. Delmonico, B. Fortin, E. Hoyt, J. Hendricks, C. Hicks, E. Hendricks, J. Gauthier, L. Figuerido, P. Keegan, G. Mayo, S. Fecteau, M. LaMoth; Row 2: R. Lemieux, T. Gaucher, L. Hudson, B. McCann, C. Lockwood, B. Gray, C. Haslip, D. Kurak, P. O’Brien, P. LeFaivre, A. Hicks; Row 3: N. Swift, M. Goodman, K. Halkyard, R. Kaveny, D. DiPietro, D. Desnoyers, M. Giblin, L. Kelly, J. Hughes, P. Kyser; Row 4: B. Perry, C. Mace, M. Hall, A. Gagnon, A. Healy, K. Grenier, M. Sweet, L. French, J. Healy, M. Farrell; Row 5: J. Boucher, D. Maclsaac, M. Halliwell, E. Fisk, G. George, C. Harrison, R. Voccio, R. Grocott, C. McDade, J. George, M. Lannigan 51 52 ee ) a ‘ we Re “i i oh i a : ‘ Hi at bid . : ' : - L to R, Row 1: C. Hazelton, M. Gravel, S. Theoret, B. Souza, R. Sousa, L. Coyne, C. Stephanopoulos, V. Szala, J. Tanner, K. Tavernier, M. Sweet; Row 2: M. Propatier, G. Reed, P. Brautlacht, L. Poncin, J. Sincero, P. Sullivan, L. Sullivan, K. Churchill, J. Sweeney, T. Oliveira, W. Prescott; Row 3: J. Rosa, K. McGovern, R. Rennick, D. Saisselin, L. Silva, J. Murphy, L. Soares, L. Cipriano, S. Rebola, L. Curry, K. Bolduc, D. Reed; Row 4: H. Danielson, T. Thibault, J. Casperson, E. Choate, K. Jensen, G. Stallard, D. McDonald, R. Delmonico, N. Swift, P. Murgia, S. Burke, P. Billington, M. Thomas, D. Robbins; Row 5: R. Christopher, J. Couto, D. Cszkowski, B. Laverdiere, J. Bardsley, S. Costello, D. Tierney, J. Travers, S. Shaw, G. Coggeshell, K. Sears; Row 6: S. Calvarly, C. Cushing, J. Burns, P. Tankard, B. DeBlasio, D. Coogan, M. Ralph, C. Birch, R. Reedy, D. Chace, L. Colaluca; Row 7: S. Haworth, A. Dubuc, B. Perry, B. Voyer, A. Jenkins, S. Graham, J. Soito, M. Eva L to R, Row 1: A. Dubuc, R. Bizier, P. Morin, S. Gouveia, L. Wozny, J. Baker, M. Eva, C. Birch, M. Ralph, R. Reedy, L. Rebello, G. Andrews, L. Souza, M. Bessette; Row 2: T. Tracy, R. Voccio, J. Matte, W. Ondrick, V. Harris, M. Mendes, K. Allen, M. Barnes, L. Colaluca, D. Chace, A. Jenkins; Row 3: J. Mulvey, J. Banna, L. French, A. Earle, S. Bernier, P. Whitaker, L. Orchel, E. Murphy, M. Deubel, B. Paine, A. Beauregard, K. McNeil; Row 4: S. St. Laurent, K. Tamer, B. Pestana, C. Goudreau, J. Murphy, V. Barriom, L. Lewis, L. Wilson, D. Pennoyer, D. Olney, J. Blake, V. Arico, M. Mello, M. Barlow; Row 5: P. Mararian, G. Quattrucci, R. Mendes, K. Bragga, L. Ferreira, D. Olivia, R. Perry, K. Grable, J. Young. S. Kolan, D. Armstrong; Row 6: C. Meller, D. Amaral, R. Marshal, G. Elderkin, R. Salgueiro, M. Millar, M. Harris, D. Thacher, R. Mowry, A. Edins; Row 7: C. Ryan, A. Fiero, B. Foeri, A. Monaghan, L. Monaghan, B. Voyer, K. Cunningham 53 Do You Know Where You're Going To? Do you know where you're going to? Do you like the things that life is showing you? — Where are you going to, — do you know? Once we were standing still in time, chasing the fantasies that filled our minds. — And you know — how I loved you, but — my spirit was free, laughing at the questions that you once asked of me. — Do you get — what you're hoping for? When you look behind you there's no open door. — What are you hoping for, — do you know? Once now looking back at all we planned, we let so many dreams — just slip through our hands. Why must we wait so long — before we see how sad the answers to those questions can be? — eh ko wae peer - Schedule © | Stand Se pt.a3 Nev. 20-22 OD Tan.av af FOR YOU TO MEET COLLEGE AD ._.REPRESE MISSIONS une | a Aco TATIVES ' ODE ISLAND REGION AL EGE FAIR June Oct. 13 | only afew vents for this year. CORSE BESCRIP TION September 34 197% 13 P) ji=8 OPM 1s 5 30 p44 Quen Tins FLAG Day -s % et, Tohn Pter Hhe 72 1052 Fall River Avenue “Ape, “PUZZY. Ambition: Salesperson “Everything is always funny as long as it hap- pens to someone else.” Football (9, 12); Weight Training Intramurals (9,10, 11, 12); Independent Study Paul ee Araujo 85 Bishop Avenue Ambition: College “Our faults irritate us most when we see them in others.” Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12); Yearbook Staff (12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Coun- cil Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Out- door Track (9, 10, 11, 12) Senior Supper; Letter- men’s Club (11, 12) 56 Gerard Grancts AHllison 41 Applejack Lane “erry”, “Pirate” Ambition: College “To be a leader of others, you must first be able to control yourself.” Mineral Club (9); Cross Country (10, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (12); Spanish Honor Society (11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12) Ma za “Weston ALhu (ap 167 Wheaton Avenue Ambition: College “What aman can be,aman must be.” Hockey (12); Football (9, 12) Ma zy Slizaleth Arico 156 Briarbrook Drive “Mary”, “Dillie” Ambition: Interior Decorator, Cosmetologist, happy wife. “| am yours, however distant we may be. Each memory that has left its trace with me lingered forever as part of me.” “Goodbye Seekonk, hello N.Y.” Soccer Intramurals (9, 10) Steven Anthony Ar zuda 95 Tee Jay Drive “Steve” Ambition: College “I could be just around the corner from heaven and could be a mile from Hell” Hockey (10, 11, 12); Track (11); Weight Lifting (9, 10, 11, 12); Badminton Intramurals (11, 12); Independent Study (12) Anthony Peter HAzulay 16 Malta Street “Azh”, “Tone”, “Don Brewer” Ambition: Physical Education “He who walks with wise men becomes wise, but, he who walks with fools suffers great harm.” Football (9, 10, 11, capt. 12); Indoor Track (12); Track (9, 11, 12); Wrestling (9, 10, 11, 12); Weightlifting (9, 10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (10, 11, 12); Spirit Week Z - Hi} id ‘ Whe peg fig! x oes Paty M ‘chal MM Aviles 29 Back Street “Mike” Ambition: Computer Programmer-Operator “All that is gold does not glitter. Not all those who wander are lost; The old that is strong does not wither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost.” Karate Club (9, 10, 11, 12) i i Laura Lee Atwell 92 Haig Avenue bo Ne Ambition: Art “When we put ourselves in another person’s place, we are less likely to want to put him in his place.” “A day | have not laughed, is a day | have not lived.” Swim Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Drama Club (10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Comm. Senior Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff; Art Club (12); GeASAa(S LOM ileal) Carol Ann HAzulay 16 Malta Street “Ca”, “Keerol”, “Azh”’ Ambition: Professional Singer, Live life to the fullest and be happy. “All is changed with time the future none can see, the road you leave behind ahead lies mys- tery.” Drama Club (9); Chorus (9, 10, 12) 57 Slonathan Lyndon Baker 258 County Street “Bake”, “Jon” Ambition: 1980 Olympics, Sports Journalist “As long as | have a want, | have a reason for living. Satisfaction is death.” ; Football (9); Football Statistician (10, 11, 12); Mm 4 Golf (11, 12); Letterman’s Club (10, 11, 12) Thomas Edward ‘Baboaston 30 Rosemarie Drive SOM. Ambition: Undecided Cynthia Kose Bachini 228 Forest Avenue EGY nw “Cindy” Ambition: Professional Horse Trainer; Accoun- tant “Let it be.” “May | be granted the strength to accept the things | cannot change, the courage to change the things | can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” Intramurals (11); Mineral Club (12) Daniel Herkert Barney 44 Bear Hill Road Ambition: Aviation Mechanic Indoor Track (10, 11, 12) Stephen Barton 95 Bergeron Street “Steve” Ma uk Stephen Baldani 27 Tompson Drive “Mark” Ambition: To be successful at whatever | do. “Life is not something to be coped with; it’s something to be enjoyed.” Cross Country (10); Basketball (9); Indoor Track (10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (12) Edward Arthur Beau tegard 824 Newman Ave. © Ed”), Eddy”, “Bo” Ambition: College — Computer Engineer “Put all your troubles in a pocket with a hole in te Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (10, 11, 12); Football (9); Intramural Gymnastics (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramural Soccer (10, 11, 12); Intramu- ral Tennis (11, 12); Intramural Badminton (11, 12) Donna Jean Bessette 27 Chantilly Court Ambition: College “The web of life is great, stay entangled for- ever.” Indoor Track (11, 12); Outdoor Track (11, 12); G.A.A. (11, 12); Yearbook Staff (12) jo) 7212 Bz Ue TOL 33 Forest Avenue gt Ambition: To achieve all the goals | set for myself. “There is no one road to success — There are as many as there are men willing to build them.” Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, Oe ial2) Outdooriracks(9910,-11; 12): National Honor Society; Student Government Day (10, 11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramu- rals (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study Arthur Ly. Berriman 132 Elm Street “Artie”, “ART”, “Woody”, “Yogi”, “Yogart” Ambition: College “Show alittle faith there’s magic in the night.” Football (9, 10); Tennis (11, 12); Indoor Track (12); Sophomore Council; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Student Government Day (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study; Liz (9, 10, 11) Claudia Marte Benoit 61 Barberry Drive “Clau”, “Claude”, “Bennie”, “Sis” Ambition: Elementary Teacher; to be happy and successful in everything | do. “May | be granted the strength to accept the things | cannot change, the courage to change the things | can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” Pep Squad (9); Girls Chorus (10); Spirit Week (9,10, 11, 12); Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Min- eral Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Honor Roll; Ski Club (11, 12); Independent Study. J SA bonda Ann Blix 106 Anthony Street “Rho”, “Rhon”’ Ambition: College “There are too many books | haven’t read, too many places | haven’t seen, too many memo- ries | haven’t kept long enough.” Junior Prom Committee; Sr. Prom Committee; Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Drama Club (9, 10, Sec. 11, VP 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Year- book (12); Senior Supper (12) 59 Stephen Blanchard 265 Oakhill Avenue Paul Gemand Boutllon 1762 Fall River Avenue “Bear Claw” “Frenchy” “Mad Bull” “Caveman” Ambition: Service Man and Future Cook “Do not dread the future but accept it, for it is the open door to love and happiness for those who seek it.” Library Club (9, 10, Vice Pres. 11, 12); Audio Visual Club (9, 10, 11, Pres. 12); Volleyball (10); Soccer (9); D.E. (11) Michael Nicholas Boucher 43 Mayfield Avenue “Mike” Ambition: To achieve a master in Chemical Engineering and succeed in life and live it to its fullest. A.V. Club (9); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Varsity Swim Team (9, 10, 11, 12) At Lisa Anne Bosworth 36 Briarbrook Drive aBUZZaeAISM Ambition: Airline Stewardess, Actress “The Measure of a person’s life is the well spending of it, and not the length” Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Swim Team (9); Mineral Club (9, 10); Independent Study (12); Talent Show (9); Senior Prom Committee; Homeroom Representative (9, 10); Spirit Week (11) David A, Lan Bou IQUE 62 Ellis Street “Burky” Ambition: College “One man gathers what another man spills.” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (12) Scott David Bowden 4 Winterberry Lane “Scott” Ambition: Airline Pilot “No man is good enough to govern another without that mans consent” Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Ski Club (10, 11, 12); Stage Band (10, 11, 12) David Wayne Brown 45 Grant Street “Brownie” Ambition: College “Live for today and tomorrow, not yesterday.” Karate Club (9); Mineral Club (9, 10); Inde- pendent Study (12); Intramurals (9, 10, 12) = Jacqueline Ann Britt “Jackie”, “Jack”, “Britt” Ambition: Only Nothing “Heart and humor and humility,” He said “Will lighten up your heavy load.” Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramu- rals (9, 10, 11); Drama Club (9, 10); National Honor Society (11, 12); Independent Study (12) ; : t 2 : a 2 ; f . Ma tk Ph ‘Lip Bowers 441 Olney Street “Worm” Ambition: College — Business Administration “Cowards die many times before their deaths; The valiant never taste death but once.” Basketball (10, 11); Co-Captain (12); Student Government Day (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study (12); Lettermen’s Club (10, 11, 12); Gong Show (11); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12) ote ne ley cen 83 Maynard Avenue “Brownie” Ambition: College “All great men are dead and | don’t feel so well myself,” Hockey (10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10); Captain 11, 12; Lettermen’s Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Football (9, 11, 12) 61 62 Tf ty Una Burke 32 Coolidge Street “Yeff” “Stretch” “Tin” “Turkey” “Learch”’ Ambition: Professional Photographer, own studio me greatest wealth is contentment with lit- tle” Drama Club (9); Library Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Audio Visual Club (12); Art Club (11, 12); Min- eral Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government Day (9, 10, 11, 12); Senior Movie (11, Head photographer 12); Yearbook Staff; Gymnastics Intramurals (9, 10, 11,12); Volleyball Intramu- rals (9, 10, 11, 12) Colleen Diana Carden 120 Jacobs Street Se OUICKea Cola Ambition: To always hold fast to my dreams “If when reaching the point of no return you find yourself looking back with tears in your eyes, move on to square two with a smile on your face.” G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9); Girls Varsity Tennis (9, 10, 11, 12); Talent Show (9); Drama Club (9, 10); Sophomore Class Presi- dent; Student Council (10); Student Council Advisory Board (10); French Advisory Board (10); Field Hockey (10, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Gov’t (11, 12); Independent Study (12); Senior Supper Committee (12) Beth Simmons Cahill 105 Ferncliff Road Ambition: Forestry or Veterinarian “Friendship is the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words” Pep Squad (9); Junior Prom Committee (11); Senior Prom Committee (12); Spirit Week Committee (12) 41 Fairfield Street “Dave” “Neen” Ambition: To succeed in life. “If man doesn’t love wine, woman, and song he remains a fool” DECA (11, 12) Gregory George Burtows 40 Miller Street “Greg” Ambition: Marine Biologist “The only way to get yourself out of impossi- ble situation is to put yourself there in the first place.” Track (9); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Ski Club (11, 12); Independent Study (12) David Edward Carey 9 Harriet Center “Dave” Ambition: Draftsmen “No man is ever content at least one man knows how dangerous he is.” Band (10, 11, 12); Marching Band (10, 11, 12); Stage Band (10, 11, 12) p y eM Calon 525 Chestnut Street Ambition: Music “Love when you can; Cry when you have to; Be who you must, that’s a part of the plan; And one day we'll all understand” Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Council (Sec. 10, 11 Pres. 12); Student Council Advisory Board to the School Committee (12); Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Stage Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Pep Band (12); Band Coun- cil (9, 10, 11, 12); Drama (11, 12); Hockey Cheerleading (10); Intramurals (9); G.A.A. (9, 10); Ski Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Govern- ment (11, 12); Most Outstanding Undergradu- ate Award (11) el Joan Ohendley 60 Oakhill Avenue “Carm’”’, “Chews” Ambition: To become a professional Journalist “Laughter is not a bad beginning for a friend- ship, and it is by far the best ending for one.” Medical Club (9, 10); Spirit Week (10, 11, 12); Class Council (10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Committee; National Honor Society (11, 12); Independent Study; Yearbook Co-Literary Editor (12) Ma th S. Casto 287 Pleasant Street “Big Joe”, | OC ae “Big Poe”, Ba Dee Ambition: To become rich and famous “I’m reaching out through a shining daydream where the days and nights are not the same, They’re captured in a picture frame.” Wi Lisa Ann Champigny 87 Harmon Avenue “Shamp” “Hang on to your hopes, my friend that’s an easy thing to say, but if your hopes should pass away, simply pretend that you can build them again.” Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Swim Team (10); G.A.A. (10); Intramurals (9, 10); National Honor Society (11, 12) ee ‘ i g . Ge e oan Lorraine Casey 12 Kenyon Drive Ambition: Physical or occupational therapy “But | cannot endure like the earth and moun- tains. Life is not ours to keep for a new sun is wt GyAWIN. (EE 1) ih, Pp Seoitiogll (@), Ae dal, 2a) Volleyball (11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12) Ma ch SAaymond Charette 71 Roosevelt Street “Pumpkin” Ambition: Carpentry “A man that lives without wine, woman, and song remains a fool his whole life long.” Band (9); Ski Club (9, 11, 12) 63 VP a AL, Catherine Anne Charlonne 9 Laurel Center KE OKC KO mahoy” Ambition: College “Remember yesterday — Dream of tomorrow — Live today.” Girls Glee Club (9, 10); J.V. Volleyball (11); Jun- ior Prom; Independent Study = “ Lisa , Clukey 985 County Street “lists alee’ Ambition: Teacher for the deaf; Professional Horse trainer “ . and as he said his final goodbye, he wished upon his fellow men the good fortune that each would be able to seek out what to him defines happiness.” i “Z Ay By pe “s £ EH. a) AN Ps By P Sohn Pratriah Clancy 191 West Avenue Ambition: To become an Electrician y 4 Kimberlee Ann Clark 42 William Avenue “Kim” Ambition: College and happiness always “May the joys of yesterday, and the hopes of tomorrow, blend into a perfect today.” Pep Squad 9; Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee; Drama Club (11, 12); Outdoor Track (10); Varsity Boy’s Swim Team Manager (10, 11); Independent Study; Yearbook staff; Class council (11, 12); Senior Supper Tohn Conti 1324 Fall River Avenue “Spouie” Ambition: Electrical or Mechanical Technol- og “ y he air and the sky above drives most people through the day.” Hockey (10, 11); Karate Club (9, 10) Judy Aeenee Contois 76 Oakland Avenue “Jude” Ambition: Marketing, Interior Design or Music “Music is love in search of a word” Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Stage Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Pep Band (10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee (10, 11); Girls Track Team (10); Drama Club (10, 11, 12); Sen- ior Prom Committee; Ski Club (11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10); Vice President Band Council (12); Golf (12); Gong Show (10, 11); Evaluation Commit- tee (band) (11); Festival “78” allstar cast Elizabeth Ann Cr 200k 9 Lynn Street liz AAV oy ey} Ambition: To better myself through my experi- ences. “God asks no man whether he will accept life. That is not the choice one must take it. The only choice is how.” Tennis Intramurals (9, 10); Home Room Rep. (10); Sophomore Council; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Student Government (11, 12); Outdoor Track (11, 12); Cross Country (12); Indoor Track (12); Independent Study; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Spirit Week Committee (12) Sohn E Courts th 32 Lynn Street Ambition: Accountant, Social Worker “I’ve learned my lesson well, you see you can’t please everyone so you got to please yourself.” Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week Com- mittee (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Com- mittee; Yearbook Staff (12); Independent Study; Intramurals (9, 10); Gong Show (10); Tennis Team (9, 10, 11, 12) Sean E Courts 32 Lynn Street Ambition: College “We all live under the same sky, but we don’t have the same horizon.” Girls Tennis Team (9, 11, 12); Yearbook staff (12); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Home Room Representative (11); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee (Chairman); Student Govern- ment (9, 10); Mineral Club (9); Independent Study; Senior Supper Committee; Intramurals (9, 10) Debra Ann Cudworth 132 Jean Drive “Deb” Ambition: Speech Therapist, Riding Instructor, To have a good life. “Live life to the fullest you’re only here for a short time.” Pep Squad (9); Chorus (9, 10) Ke bbin Cassandra ‘Dean 141 River Street “Jaws”, “Rob”, “Dean-bean” Ambition: Fashion Merchandising, Good health, Happy life “In my search for life, I’ve found that worth + work + time = Success and happiness for all mankind.” Mineral Club (9) iran See 42 Balmoral Center Ambition: “To be happy and live with a lot of love Thank you Joey!” SA thy VB Chl 26 Edgewood Road Hy NEY Ambition: Marine Engineer Naval Architect “. . Give me a tall ship and a star to steer her Veet Soccer (10); Basketball (9) Joanne Ca zol Donaldson 97 Statford Road Mo! Ambition: Special needs Teacher “Wisdom and good judgement live together, for wisdom knows where to discover knowl- edge and understanding” Intramurals (9, 10); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Cross Country (10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (10, 12); Drama Club (9); GAA (10, 11, 12); Student Council (10, 11, 12); Yearbook Staff; Prom Committee; Senior Sup- per; Independent Study; National Honor Soci- ety (11, 12) David Paul DiOrto 26 Oak Grove Blvd. North Providence, R.1I. “Dave” “Luscious” Ambition: To be able to afford do and have anything and everything | desire most. “Aiming high means many desired goals will be achieved.” Football (10, 11, 12, Squad Captain); Basketball (9,10, 11, 12); Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramu- rals (9, 10); Evaluation Comm. (10, 11); Student Govt (11, 12); Spanish Honor Soc. (10, 11, 12) Dawn April DdLon 63 Harmon Avenue “Alba” Ambition: College — Business Management “Happiness today, fond memories tomorrow” Pep Squad (9); Swim Team Manager (10, 11); Student Council (10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Spanish Honor Society (11, 12); Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee; Intramurals (9, 10) Nin, Dow 63 County Street Ambition: Medical Technologist “Look not with your mind, for it sees only limi- tations. But seek with your heart and you will find much more.” National Honor Society (11, 12); Class Council (10); Secretary (11) Treasurer (12); Drama Club (10, 11, 12); Student Government (10); Medical Club (10, 11, 12); Intramurals (10, 11); Spirit Week (10, 11); Junior and Senior Prom Com- mittee Karen L. Duell 37 West Brook Drive aiar 4 Ambition: Mechanic “Only a fool would destroy a friendship that a wise man would treasure.” DECA (11, 12) Laurence A. Drapeau 34 Clark Street “Cancer” Ambition: Law Enforcement “While you are on earth enjoy the good things that are here.” Cross Country (10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (11, 12); Outdoor Track (11, 12); Letterman’s Club; Ski Club Aoolert es Drapeau 290 County Street “Bob” Ambition: College “It is not what he has or what he does which eee the worth of a man, but rather what e is. Football (9); Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12) Sic Thomas Dourado 45 Border Ave. “Tom” Szaott Duhamel 65 Sherman Avenue Ambition: College “Life is like a golf ball. If kept straight it will go far, but if sliced, it will wind up in the rough.” Basketball (9, 11, 12); Golf (9, 10, 11); Yearbook Photographer; Marching Band (9, 10, 11); Con- cert Band (9, 10, 11) 67 Che cyl L. Dutra 54 |pswich Street “Che” “Dute” Ambition: College, To go through life sur- rounded by friends and happiness. “Nobody says you must laugh, but a sense of ae can help you cope with the unbeara- e. Softball (9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12); Volleyball (11, 12); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Homeroom Rep. (9, 10); G.A.A. (9, 10, 12); Softball Rep. (11); Inde- pendent Study SKoobert PP Geighery wo 182 Pine Street “Bob” Ambition: Musician DE. (kt) Deffrey Aioke zt Daria 46 Coleman Street “eff” Ambition: Culinary Arts, Do many things, meet so many people, have a lot of fun. “No one knows what the future brings, so live each day to the fullest because when it is gone, it will be gone forever. Life is not worth living unless you can enjoy it.” Weight Training (9, 10, 11, 12); Mineral Club (10); Drama Club (11); RTM (11); Wrestling Intramurals (11); Johnson and Wales College, Access Plus (12) Mw Pee 3 Brian Keith Everet 223 Ledge Road “Chad” Ambition: Marine Biologist “Yes there are two paths you can go by. But in the long run there’s still time to change the road you're on.” Football (11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (12); Inde- pendent Study, Outdoor Track (11, 12); Indoor Track (12) Lou Ann Cerrieta 34 Winter Drive “Fer”, “vor” Ambition: Undecided “Friends — They cherished each others hopes. They are kind to each others dreams.” Independent Study (12) M tchacl A. Gertetta 106 King Phillip Road “Mike” Ambition: College “Life as always a cliff’s edge away. . . But can last forever if the game is played correctly.” Golf (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study Be Favaran 358 Olney Street Ambition: Interior Designer, Travel “Great joys, like griefs are silent.” Pep Squad (9); Hockey Cheerleading (10); Stu- dent Government (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10, 11, 12); Ski Club (12); Independ- ent Study; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; G.A.A. (10); Spirit Week (11); Yearbook Staff (12) Elizabeth Leigh itzgiblon 510 Fall River Avenue “Beth”, “Fitz”, “Teddu” Ambition: To go out West — To become a Pilot or a Photographer “Take your time, think a lot, think of every- thing you’ve got, For you will still be here tomorrow, But you may not.” Anna Paula Piguetredo 10 Brookhill Drive ea Ambition: Business, Accountant “And we find at the end of a perfect day the soul of a friend we’ve made.” Mineral Club (9, 10); Sociedad Honoraria His- panica (10, 11, Sec. Treas. 12); Intramurals (10, 11); Science Fair Committee (10); Yearbook Staff (12); Independent Study; Senior Prom Committee Linda Sean QGoeri 19 Briarbrook Drive “Tek, “key”, Mla” Ambition: To travel, X-ray Technician ‘I do love | know not what; Sometimes this, and sometimes that.” Indoor Track (9, 10); Outdoor Track (9, 10); Field Hockey (9, 10, 11, 12); All Star Field Hockey (11); Ski Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Class Council Secretary (10); Independent Study; Spirit Week (11); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Drama Club (9, 10) 4 a 69 12 Shirwood Drive “SU-z-q” Ambition: To go cross-country and to own a country club “When | die let me die with a dream in my mind, a smile on my face and no trouble behind, Cause I’m living, I’m happy, and I’m free” Lori Sean Gallucci 37 Coleman Street Ambition: Psychology “| do my thing and you do yours. | am not in this world to live up to your expectations, nor you to live up to mine. But if by chance we find each other. . . it’s beautiful.” Pep Squad (9); Mineral Club (12); Honor Roll 70 Soseph an iss Srislone 71 Briarwood Drive SEZs beahe Ambition: Aviation Mechanics “Walk slowly but never walk back.” Baseball (11, 12) Steven wh Fuller 55 Peeptoad Road “Steve” “Bina” Ambition: College “Born on the first warm winds of feeling newly found, fly but remember, don’t look down take as much as you think you ought to, give just as much as you can don’t forget what your fail- ures have taught you.” Football (9); Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (11, 12); National Honor Society (at, We) Lisa Ann FGratta zuolo 32 Jean Drive airattsi aise Ambition: Fashion Merchandising; Summer of 82 California “Every year that we get older, more often you hear people say, “I wish | would have, | should have done, | just wasted another day.” Independent Study; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee (12) Denise Nose Gallup 30 Juniper Road “DeDe” Ambition: Fashion and Psychology “All that we see, stretches before us like tomorrows filled with promise. In time it will all be ours, One step is over, another is just beginning. Ski Club (11, 12); Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Prom Committee; Spirit Week (12); Sr. Supper Com- mittee; Independent Study; Indoor Track (12); Junior Council; G.A.A. (11, 12); Student Gov- ernment Day (9, 10) i Al Mi Mark Thomas Garabian 539 Newman Avenue “Goober” Ambition: Business Management, Chef “So long, It’s been good to know ya,” “We id ain't down yet Laura Carolyn Gelenian 91 Jean Drive Ole Ambition: College, Architecture “The person who never makes a mistake is the person who never does anything and never accomplishes anything.” Track (11, 12); Band (9, 10); Marching Band (10); Fashion Show (11); Student Government Day (9); Tennis Intramurals (11) Lee Ann Gaucher 43 Ellis Street Ambition: College “No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.” Independent Study (12); Mineral Club (11, 12); Intramurals (11, 12); Pep Sauad (9) Cindy Lee Gaudcette 33 Chester Street Ambition: ‘Live life to the fullest!” “. . Your soul is often times a battlefield upon which your reason and your judgement wage war against your passion and your appe- tite.” Drama (9) Ga zy Joseph Garrahan 23 Winthrop Street Ambition: Chemical Engines ring “Hope is the beli ef that the impossible might become possible; Faith .urns the impossible into reality” Karate (9); Independent Stucy (12); Ski Club (12) Matthew Sohn Gend: ton 9 Fay Street “Matty” Ambition: College “The greatest thing in this world is not so much where we are but in what direction we are moving.” Wrestling (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club; Football (9, 11, 12); Out- door Track (11, 12); Independent Study 71 ee Extc Cilbe wf 9 Gregory Drive Shishi Ambition: College “If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams and endeavors to live a life which he has imagined he will meet with a ” success unexpected in common dreams. Football (9, 10, 11); Track (11, 12); Student Gov- ernment Day; Intramurals Grgory Charles Greene 36 Greenhalgh Drive “Bean” “Gang” Ambition: College “We were just young, restless, and borea driven by the sword.” Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); Baseball (9, 12) Ghordie P Gard 167 Woodland Avenue “Jackie-Wackie” Ambition: Veterinarian Assistant “When you don’t have nothing, you’ve got nothing to lose.” i Zz 4 Dav id Gowman 247 Newman Avenue Ambition: Marine Science “Do well and doubt not.” Cross Country (9, 10); Indoor Track (10); Out- door Track (9, 10); Mineral Club (10, 11, 12) David Man Grenier 40 Linden Road Y@adeu Ambition: To get a secure position in the field of Computer Technology. “Take advice from people with experience.” Student Council (12); Senior Class President; Gymnastics Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Soccer Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Homeroom Repre- sentative (9, 10) Anne Marie Grima 640 Ledge Road “Grimm”, “Grimous”, “Annie” Ambition: Executive Secretary; to be happy and “‘to search for rainbows.” “Let there be no scales to weigh your unknown treasure; And seek not the depths of your knowledge with staff or sounding line. For self is asea boundless and measureless.” Mineral Club (9, 10); Drama Club (11); Senior Prom Committee Anne Marie Halhyard 50 Sunset Drive “Anne” Ambition: College and Child Psychology “The most important thing in any relationship is not what you get but what you give and in a the giving of Love is an education in itself.” Ski Club (10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (11, 12); Indoor Track (12); Cross Country (12); Senior Prom Committee; Independent Study; Tennis Intramurals (10); Student Government (12); Spirit Week (10, 12) (det rll ath ppb 30 Colonial Road Ambition: Illustrator “Related to few, but adaptable to everything.” Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); President (12); Art Club (12); Yearbook Illustrator (12); Student Government Day (11, 12) Brian Lee Guay 129 Fieldwood Avenue 4 GAY Ambition: Electronics, Radios, T.V.’s, Disc Jockey “Climbing to the highest step is the greatest achievement of your life.” Karen Handy 181 Lake Street Ambition: Travel Agent “Be happy and smile” Swim Team (9) Johnson and Wales College (12) 73 Douglas Wham Hanson 415 Central Avenue “Doug”, “Hansioan” Ambition: Registered Architect, be rich and have fun “Go for the best cause the best is the only thing to go for.” ohn AHlexande (3 Haslip 214 Warren Avenue “ohn”, “John-Boy” Ambition: Undecided “It is far better to be silent, and thought stupid than to speak and remove all doubt.” Track (9) Delia Ann Haris 122 Woodward Avenue “Debbie”, “Fatt” Ambition: To be happy and to fulfill my dreams by succeeding in life. “Dreams are yet dreams, but reality always dominates. The doubt in my mind has been growing so for now | must look toward the future, but still there is reality. Live each day as it comes.” Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study Susan a Hart SK Lith Hardman 97 Haig Avenue Ambition: To work with children. “Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind can read.” Ski Club (11, 12); Independent Study; Senior Prom Committee; Spirit Week (12) Ann Na ULE Hayes 76 Chainey Street Ambition: Child Behavior, Fashion Designing, to live life to the fullest! “Sometimes | feel like a bird free in its flight, but constantly looking for a place to rest; searching for food to fill the hunger within. And in my freedom of movement, like the bird, we both are creatures of needs. They must be fulfilled.” G.A.A. (9, 10); Independent Study; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper 26 Melanie Circle “Sue” Ambition: To have more, desire less “Happiness is the art of making a bouquet of those flowers within reach.” Ski Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Swim Team (10); G.A.A. (10) 74 Edwa id James Hayes 25 Briarwood Drive “Bis Ed” “Eddy” Ambition: Go into the service “How are ya?” Football (9, 10); Baseball (9); Deca (11, 12) Kt obert Dean Holmes 47 Hiller Drive “Bob” Ambition: International Banking and Finance. “| think, therefore, 1am.” Cross Country (9); Indoor Track (9, 10); Intra- murals (9, 10); Ski Club (9); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Vice President (12); Student Council (12); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Commit- tee; Senior Supper; National Honor Society (11, 12); Independent Study; Student Govern- ment Day (9, 10, 11, 12); Yearbook Staff (12) Virginia Ann Na UE Hicks 140 Fieldwood Avenue “Ginny” “Gin” Ambition: Airline Stewardess “Taste each moment of love and life, for the time silently steals the days and leaves us only memories.” Drama Club (9, 10); Deca II (12) 29 Ipswich Street “Lumpy” Ambition: To seek out the treasures in life. “When things get rough, the Lump gets tough.” Intramural Soccer (9, 10, 11); Wrestling (9, 10, 11) She ila Anne MHiccor 30 Newman Avenue “Sheila” Ambition: Child Psychology “Always happy, never sad sometimes naughty, never bad” Swim (10, 11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Basket- ball (10); Ski Club (12); Student Government (12); Senior Supper Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Commit- tee Lynn HAnn Horton 59 Mayfield Street “Lynnie” Ambition: Hairdresser “Patience is the ability to put up with people yo u'd like to put down.” Distributive Education (11, 12) 75 76 Lor Hoyle Oakhill Avenue Dapp a Godicon 175 Chestnut Street bed Ti aoe a) See NOM ie Ambition: To be successful in whatever | choose to do and to be happy. “Think nothing of tomorrow, our business is to be good and happy today.” Girl’s Swim Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Girl’s Softball (9,10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (12); D.E. (11) David Wayne Hurd 36 Winthrop Street Ambition: Professional Musician “Go for it” “And you run and you run to catch up with the sun, but it’s sinking and racing around to come up behind you again.” Concert Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Stage Band (10, 11, 12); Pep Band (10, 11); Indoor Track (11) Laurte Ann Humphrey 319 Fall River Avenue “Laur”, “Humpa” Ambition: Secretary, to be happy and travel “Why not think about the times to come and not about the things that you’ve done.” Michal David Jennings 66 Hawthorne Drive “Mike” Ambition: College “It’s a long road with a small wheel and it takes a lot of turns to get there.” Baseball (10, 11, 12); Student Government Day (11, 12); Independent Study Wayne Jennings 303 Oakhill Avenue Sohn Stephen Ke aazowka 250 Woodland Avenue Ambition: pet pe to own my own business. “The measure of a man’s life is the well spend- ing of it, and not the length.” Varsity Swim Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Co-Captain Swim Team (12); Outdoor Track (11, 12) nln Miss hopes 44 Barberry Drive “Sandy” Ambition: X-Ray Technician, Medical Technol- ogist “the rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business.” Intramurals (9, 10, 11); GAA (9); Pep Squad Captain (9); Spirit Week (9); Senior Supper; Medical Club (11, 12) Neat BUD col Tc 12 Villanova Circle “Ken” Ambition: Accountant, Carpenter “The goal of yesterday will be the starting point of tomorrow.” VA, GH oth 1b 19 Bear Hill Road Ambition: College and a successful life. “You don’t have to be first in life but make sure you're not last.” Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10, 11, 12); Band (9, 10, 11); Basketball (10) 1: Delia Jean Ke azattan 32 Hawthorne Drive “Deb” “Debbie” “Sunshine” Ambition: Airline Stewardess ' “Cold hearted orb that rules the night. Removes the colors from our sight, Red is grey and yellow white. But we decide which is right. And which is an illusion???” DECA (11, 12) Porth ttre: IOS tron 28 William Avenue “Frenchy” Ambition: Business Administration, College “The Problems of victory are more agreeable ne those of defeat, but they are no less diffi- cult.” Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12); Basketball (9); Ski Club (9, 10, 11, 12) Marilyn Ann Kivkman 19 Peep Toad Court “Kirk” Ambition: College, to always be happy, “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Girl’s Varsity Swimming Team (9, 10, 11, 12); G,A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Girls Gymnastics Team (10); Student Government (9, 11, 12); Library Club (11); Senior Supper; Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (10); Yearbook Staff (Sports); Spirit Week Committee (12); Graduation Com- mittee (12) James W LaCroix 465 County Street “Jimmy” Ambition: Technical School, Army “What we do for ourselves alone dies with us; wie we have done for others remains immor- tal.” Football (9); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Deca (11, 12) Student Government Day (10, 11, 12) Michael Srthu Razatian 32 Hawthorne Drive “Hairbear”, “Epstein” Ambition: Carpenter “The road to success is always under construc- tion.” Gail Lee Lagerguist 351 Oak Hill Avenue Ambition: College “The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed.” Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (11, 12); Field Hockey (10, 11, co-captain 12); Basketball (9, 10, 11, co-captain 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study Ma tin Ueator Larotonda “Mardy”, “Mort” Ambition: To enter the business field after col- lege “The talent of success in nothing more than doing what you can do well; and doing well whatever you do, without a thought of fame.” Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12) Pyle SBS: 77 Haig Avenue Ambition: Electrician, make a lot of money, and live a good life. “Many dreams come true. Some have silver lin- ings. | live for my dream. And a pocket full of gold.” -Karate Club (9) Snatin Te Saye Tt “Sues “Suzier Ambition: Look for the one who will not say good-bye. “We can clear these clouds away and feel the sun again. . . Avoiding Administration (9, 10, 11, 12) uw Or. WW G Michael Granas Leonard 29 Sims Avenue “Mike”, “Leo” Ambition: Marine Technologist “One can only see with the heart, that which is essential cannot be seen with the eyes.” Freshman Basketball; Karate Club (9); Intramu- rals (9, 10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club Planning Committee (11, 12); Treasurer National Honor Society (12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Cross Country (11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (10, 11, 12); Ski Club (12) Glenn Stephen Larabee 157 Arcade Avenue evn” Ambition: College “May you live as long as you like, and have all that you like as long as you live.” Football (9, 10, 11, Quad-Capt 12); Basketball (9, 10, 11, co-capt 12); Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (12) Cynthia KEnNEE Lima 71 Wedgewood Drive “Cindy” Ambition: Broadcast Journalism “In every heart there is a cherished place for the lingering dreams of childhood.” Drama (9, Vice Pres. 10) Pres. 11, 12); Pep Squad (9); Spirit Week (10, 12); Mineral Club (10); Gong Show (10); School Staff and Ad. Comm. (11); Senior Prom Comm.; Independ- ent Study; Senior Supper Comm.; Graduation Comm.; Student Govt. (10, 12); 1979 Reflec- tions Bus. Ed., Senior Council; Tennis Intramu- rals (12) 79 Andrew S. Lincoln 91 Hunt Street {inks Ambition: To get the money | need.” Football (9); Weightlifting (10); D.E. (11, 12) Doessscabioms Map: 59 Cross Street Ambition: Physical Therapy, Biology “We had something to learn, Now it’s time for the wheel to turn, Can we still be friends?” Freshman Council; Sophomore Council; Stu- dent Council (9, 10); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10); G.A.A. (9, 10); Senior Sup- per Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Stu- dent Government (11, 12); Ski Club (11, 12) Mark Anthony Lockwood 206 Newman Avenue “1 Cet ocke es oyslenie Ambition: Construction, Auto Body work “Since God made us to be originals, why stoop to be a copy.” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Weight Lifting (9, 10, 11, 12); Wrestling (10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (11, 12); Spirit Week (11, 12) ” ee Colleen rances Lockwood 206 Newman Avenue “GO Ambition: Professional Photographer “The glass is empty, the wine is bitter on my tongue, and people don’t seem so wild and fine as when they were young.” Class Council (9, 10, 12); Senior Prom Commit- tee; Independent Study; Tennis Team (10, 11); Art Club (11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10); Spirit Week (9, 10, 12); Tennis intramural (9) David Tyler Lussier 64 West River Street “Louie” Ambition: “To have my own business and to be the best at whatever | do.” “Many men make mistakes but to be a man you must accept them.” Indoor Track (9, 10); Outdoor Track (9) eM ahiads 43 Benson Avenue “There are places Ill remember all my life.” Michal P. Markley 92 Chestnut Street “Mike” Ambition: Armed Services “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” SLaurte Jean Mallon 55 Burnside Avenue “Tomato”, “Mal”, “Melon” Ambition: To become a stewardess “The deeper that sorrow carves into your being, the more jo y you can obtain.” Outdoor Track (10) : 4 Mary QGiace Maddock 14 Adams Court “Mare” Ambition: To always achieve my goals. “Always grab a chance then you will never be sorry for a might-have-been.” G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Volleyball — co-captain (11, 12); Hockey Cheerleading (9, 10) co-cap- tain (11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Pep Squad Captain (9); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Foreign Language Curriculum (11); Jun- ior Prom Committee; National Honor Society (11, Sec. 12); Senior Supper Committee Anthony Marshall 81 Briarwood Drive “Tony” 82 Elaine Gail Martin 1360 Newman Avenue Ambition: Travel Tourism, Management “Climb to the threshold of your beliefs, not with statements of others, but with the foot- steps of your experience.” G.A.A. (9); Student Council (10); Prom Com- mittee (11); D.E. (11, 12) Patricia MeDonald 507 Taunton Avenue epate Sanya Marte Mayo 52 Hull Street mlanthie a-benmian alanine Ambition: Business Administration “Butterflies count not months but moments and yet have time enough.” Intramurals ( 9, 10, 11, 12); Volleyball (11, 12); GAA (11, 12); Student Government Day (10, 11, 12); Independent Study; Spirit Week (10, 11, 12) Cheryl MeUelland 6 Jacobs Street de} Persie ers hi: 9 Scott Road “Cal Ambition: Medical Field, To live in California “It is not how much we have, but how much that we enjoy, that makes happiness.” Medical Club (10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 12); Independent Study; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Senior Prom Committee; Varsity Baseball Scorer (10); Student Government (11, 12); Spirit Week Poster Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Class Council (10, 11, 12); Yearbook Sports Edi- tor (12); Senior Supper; National Honor Soci- ety; Graduation Committee Gary DB. MeGoren 7 Chainey Street “McGov”’ Ambition: Business “If at first you don’t succeed, try again.” PRISE aR S| ete meee Marga tel Ma zy Jee 26 Hiller Drive “Meg” Ambition: To be in the right place at the right time. “| have more memories than if | were a thou- sand years old.” Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Tennis (11, 12); Ski Club (10, 12); National Honor Society, Vice President (11, 12); GAA (9, 1 0, 11, 12); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Planning Commit- tee (12) Anita Marte Mendes 217 Pleasent Street Nita Ambition: Radiation Technician “You have yourself; yourself to answer to, and even though much of what you do may not be of your own will, take heart. For to be a woman, a real woman is to Strive, to love. . . and to forgive.” Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (9, 11, 12); Drama Club (9); Mineral Club (10); Independent Study (12); Senior Prom Committee (12) Anna Marte MeKe EON 51 Woodward Avenue “Anna Banana” Ambition: To work with children “If at first you don’t succeed try again.” Swim Team (9, 10); Karate (9) Kaymond HE Medeiros 444 County Street Ambition: Electronics technician “No matter what happens you should keep on trying to get your goals or achieve your needs.” Wrestling (9, 10, 12); Chess Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Mineral Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Stageband (12) Moy Dede heen) 6 Mary Avenue “Big Al” Ambition: College. Engineering Management “A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men.” Swim Team (9, 10) Ski Club (9); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee (11); Senior Prom Committee (12); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (9); Yearbook Staff (12); Intramurals (9, 10); Business Reevaluating Committee (11); Letter- men’s Club (9, 10) Lacey Veale Meller 25 Oakland Avenue “Lace” “Laye”’ Ambition: To further my education and to be happy “The secret of happiness is this: Let your inter- est be as wide as possible, and let your reac- tions to the things and persons that interest, you be as far as possible friendly rather than hostile.” Medical Club (9); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee (11); Senior Prom Committee (12); Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Girls Swim Team (10); Class Council (10, 11, 12); Independent Study; Yearbook Staff (12); Senior Supper (12) Aokin Ann Miniza 66 Ricard Street Ambition: Bartending, To travel “Well | have lost some time but O have | won, and if you make it through, you know you’ve just begun.” Distributive Education (11) sopat( el beeds 279 West Avenue Ambition: Undecided “A long journey begins with a single step.” Concert Band (10, 11, 12); Marching Band (10, 11, 12); Pep Band (10, 11, 12); Chorus (9); Min- eral Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Senior Prom Commit- tee; Spirit Week Committee Christine Marte Mulhall! 30 Melanie Circle - Chris Ambition: To make something out of my life not to have my lifestyle make something out of me. “Questions all as to their ways and learn the secrets that hold. Walk the lines of Nature’s palm, crossed with silver and white gold.” Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Ski Club (10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee Timothy E. Mullen 40 Cypress Road “Timmy” Ambition: To travel “Looking further than you'll ever hope to see, takes you places you don’t know. Search for someone you can’t ever hope to be, but still you go, Oh still you go.” Freshman Representative Hockey (11, 12); Stu- dent Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study (12) Drake pee 75 King Philip Road Ambition: Accountant “Time like snowflakes, disappears while we’re trying to decide what to do with it.” Pep Squad (9); Majorettes Co-Captain (11); Football Cheerleading (12); Basketball Cheer- leading (12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Gym- nastic Club (9); Gymnastic Team (10, 11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Literary Magazine (9); National Honor Society (11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Gary Aiobert SVajas 11 Taffy Drive “Ga-Ga Na-Ha” Ambition: To be successful in life “Do right by others so that they may do right to you.” Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12); Hockey (10, 11, 12); Let- termans Club; Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12) Ma zy izabeth Nelson 58 Talbot Way “Marybeth” Ambition: Chemical Engineering; Art, Diving Coach “If you think you'll lose, you’re lost. For out of the world we find, success begins with a fel- lows will. It’s all in the state of mind.” Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Gymnastic Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Spanish Honor Society (10, 11, 12); Bad- minton Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Girls Swim Team (9, 10 Co-Captain 11, 12); Art Club (12); Film Editor in Only 32 King Phillip Road Linda A. MNordguist 45 Gregory Drive Ambition: To become a Hairdresser “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of oth- ers cannot keep it from themselves.” oseph Novia 60 Bergeron Street “Hawbert”, “J. N.” Ambition: Start a health spa “Live long and live happy.” Football (9, 10, 11 — Tri-Captain 12); Indoor Track (11); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11); Senior Prom Committee; Student Council V.P. (9); Basketball (9); Weightlifting (9, 10, 11, 12); Wrestling (9, 10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (10, 11, 12) Janice A. Nichols 172 Chestnut Street “Angel dust” Ambition: Commercial Artist Head Majorette (12) Brett William O Hara 80 Haig Avenue A AS” Ambition: Actor, Chef, or get rich quick one way or another. “1 am always ready to learn although | don’t always like to be taught.” 85 Anthony C. Oltwiera 40 Erimlinda Street “MET” “Weasel” “Thavank Gavod ovits ovoaver” el Di bspre BBtv 51 Marnoch Drive Ambition: College, Business Management, and to travel “Wise men care not for what they cannot have.” Matthew Joseph Paine 24 Gordner Street “Matt”, “Paine”, “Paineweber” Ambition: Airforce mechanic or Police “It is sometimes pleasant to act like a mad- man.” - Football (9, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramural gymnastics (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramural Badminton (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramural Volleyball (9,10, 11, 12) Steven as Pacheao 43 Judy Ann Drive “Steve”, “Checo” Ambition: College “Being the best isn’t everything, it is the only thing.” Baseball (10, 11, 12); Track (10, 11, 12); Basket- ball (9); Soccer (9, 10, 11); National Honor Society (11, 12); National Math Exam (10, 11); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11) Edward Paul Paradiso 34 Fay Street “Eddie”, “Parrot” Ambition: To travel and succeed in everything | do. “If | leave here tomorrow would you still remember me? For | must be traveling on now ‘cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see.” Basketball (9); Baseball (11, 12) Paejarillaga 17 Bessang Pass Talayan Vilage, Quezon City, 3008 Philippines 56 Hiller Drive, Seekonk, MA 02771 “Julie” Ambition: Business Management “Memories of the past will remain with me and | will look upon them with a smile.” Drama Club (12); Senior Prom Committee (12); Reflections 79 (12); Spirit Week Committee (12); Girls Choir (12); Senior Supper Commit- tee (12); Graduation Day Committee (12) | Brian Scott Pardini 95 Coleman Street a Pae Ambition: College “The trouble with you is the trouble with me, ya got two good eyes but we still don’t see.” Indoor track (9); Tennis (12) Kellie Ann Partridge 12 Bear Hill Road “Kel” Ambition: To see the bright side of every situa- tion. “Don’t be sad that your sun is down, You can rise above it, Just keep your mind on tomorrow and carry on.” Girls Varsity Tennis Team (10, 11, 12); Student Government (11, 12); Independent Study (12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11); National Honor Society (11, 12) SKiichard Henu Pariseau 409 Olney Street “Frog, Buzz, Rick, Parrot” Ambition: Electronics AAs a man sets his goals; he should aim igh. Outdoor Track (9); Audio Visual (11, 12); Intra- murals (9, 11, 12) Thomas Sohn Pa cher 286 Oak Hill Avenue “Tom” Ambition: College “Hung over, Red Eyed, Dog Tired Satisfied — It’s a long road and a little wheel and it takes a lot of turns to get there.” Cross Country (9) Linda Ann Pardini 127 Oak Hill Avenue “The Pard” Ambition: College “In the midst of winter, | finally realized, that in me was an eternal summer.” Student Government Planning Day Committee (11, 12); Junior Council; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Senior Prom Committee; Co-Layout Editor of Reflections ‘79; Senior Council; Independ- ent Study; Spirit Week Committee lanet E Pearson 29 Fuller Street Ambition: To be Happy and Enjoy Life. “| have often regretted my speech; never my silence.” Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Chorus (9, 10, 12); Mineral Club (10, 11, 12); Gong Show (11) _ — as, ASG eae eee Sohn RR Pea TA4O 2 29 Fuller Street “Kincade” Ambition: Professional Photographer estana Kimberly MaeP. 7 Springview Court “Kim” “Kimba”’ Ambition: Undecided i: person loses his will and soul when he loses ove. Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Class Council: Trea- Sica (Ey TO. ae Ie Prom Committee; Gong Show (10); Spirit Week Comm. (9, 10); Intra- murals (9, 10, 11); Independent Study (12) Arokin Ann PP. Wereay 36 Hull Street “Pez” Ambition: College “We hope to grow old, yet we fear old age; we are willing to live, and afraid to die.” Basketball (9, 10, 11); Co-Captain (12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Volleyball (11, 12); Intramurals (9,10, 11, 12); Independent Study; Gong Show (10) ETtTO 2 hee ase 322 Oakhill Avenue “Eq” Ambition: College Football (11, 12); Indoor Track (10, 11, 12); Out- door Track (10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (10, 11,12); Student Government (11, 12) Eugene W Policastri 25 Noble Street Ambition: College — Broadcast Management “Constant Practice devoted to one subject often outdoes both intelligence and skill.” Intramurals (9); National Honor Society (11, 12) Wayne KO —asell Pyron 97 Oakhill Avenue “Pie” “Uncle Ed” Ambition: Forestry Technician “Life is what you make of it.” Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Stage Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Pep Band (11, 12) Sel oan Keely 151 Walker Street “Kim” Ambition: To be rich and happy. “The days that make us happy, make us wise.” Swim Team (9, 10); Deca (11, 12) Mary Men Addy 26 Redwood Lane “Mar” “Mel” “Helen” Ambition: Child Social Worker “Soar not too high to fall, but stoop to rise.” Basketball cheerleading (9, 10, 11, 12); Football cheerleading (11, 12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Field Hockey (10); Talent Show (9); Independent Study (12); Intramurals (9, 10); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10) ig Donald KR QOiatiucet 192 Willard Avenue “Don” “Quatt” Ambition: To succeed in whatever | do. “| left a trail of memories deep in the snow, | swore one day | would retrace, But when | turned around | found that the wind had erased them, Now I'll never replace them.” Hockey (11, 12); Student Government (10, 12); Ski Club (12) Patricia Ann Atnnick 120 Fieldwood Avenue Battle Ambition: Special Education Teacher “Love doesn’t make the world go round, Love is what makes the ride worthwhile!” Medical Club (9); Drama Club (9, treas. 11, 12); Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; GAA (11, 12); Indoor Track (11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study (12); Student Govern- ment Day (10); National Honor Society (11, 12) a) € Susan Me redith Nickey 263 West Avenue “Sue”, “Rickets” Ambition: Pediatric Nurse. “Some men dream the dreams and ask ‘why’? | dream the dreams and say ‘why not?!” Medical Club (9, 10, 11, Sec. 12); Art Club (11, 12); Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Gov- ernment (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (11, 12); Outdoor Track (12); Intramurals (9, 11); Con- cert Band (10, 11, 12); Marching Band (11); Pep Band (10); Independent Study (12); Gong Show (10, 11); Senior Supper Committee Elizabeth Ki -Llins 225 Brown Avenue Naya” Ambition: College “It is not how much we have but how much we enjoy that makes happiness.” Pep Squad (9); Poster Committee (9); Drama Club (9, 10); Mineral Club (11, 12); Art Club (12) Sherry Maker Seobertson 156 Bloomfield Street Ambition: Florist, To have a happy life. “The most | can do for my friend is simply to be his friend.” Basketball (9, 10, 11); Junior Prom Committee (12); Class Council (9, 10, 11) Wendy Sue Ki oberts 43 Talbot Way “Wen” “Wenth” Ambition: Medical Secretary “Evil running thru our brains We and evil’s about the same And evil runnin’ thru our brains Turn to love and won't be the Blame.” GAA (10, 11, 12); Cross Country Team (10); Tennis Team (10, 11, 12); Badminton Intramu- rals (10, 11); Student Government Day (11, 12); Independent Study; Senior Supper Committee; Ski Club (12); Girl’s Chorus (12) Alyssa Mary Aisho 20 Shirwood Drive “Lyssa” “Fish” Ambition: To be a jet pilot, happy, rich. “We always love those who admire us, but we do not always love those whom we admire.” Barry David Aobillard 46 Summer Drive “Ba”, “Superfoot” Ambition: Karate, Instructor, Pro Karate Fighter “Fear” — A man who lives in fear can’t see, think, or hear. He is a man of darkness, grasp- ing to get out of the mess. Until he Practices self-defense, life will not make any sense.” Karate (9) Mark Edward Kt OGETS 41 Wedgewood Drive “Roger”, “Dodger” Ambition: College “You're born with nothing, and better off that Way.” : Baseball (10, 11, 12); Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (11, 12) Deborah Ann Saunders “Debbie” Ambition: Cosmetology Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Mineral Club (10, 11, 12); G.A.A. (9) Janet Lisa Niuggtero 66 Mill Road Ambition: Undecided “With all its shame and drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy.” Student Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (10, 11, 12); Socied Honoraria Hispanica (11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Student Advisory Committee (11); Spirit Week Committee (9, 11); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (10, 11772) Filbe SAM, Ge 53 Anthony Street Sali “Yack” Ambition: Musician “In a few words let’s just say that in answer to your quiz, imagination is the secret.” Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Stage Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Pep Band (10, 11, 12); Tennis (9, 10); Independent Study $2 fs : ie 4 - ee] f 2 - { é mee Ch: vistopher Paul Komano 35 Ferncliff Road “Chris” Ambition: Business “Once I’ve done something, it’s either right or wrong, but at least | did it.” A.V. (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9); Outdoor Track (9); Football (11, 12); Boy’s Gymnastic Intramurals (10, 11, 12) Kathleen Ann Sawyer 23 Fuller Street “Kathy” Ambition: To be happy “Happiness is like a butterfly, the more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things it comes and softly sits on your shoulder.” Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Mineral Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Science Fair (10); Pep Squad (9); Cho- rus (10); Gong Show (11); Senior Prom Com- mittee; Yearbook Staff (12) 92 SAO Gen: beads 71 Talbot Way “Missy” Ambition: Commercial Artist “Old friends are better than new friends, because they know where you are and they know where you’ve been.” Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Drama Club (9); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 1? Student Government Committee (9, 10, 11, 1. Senior Supper; Art Club (12); National Honc . Society (11, 12); Reflections 1979 Editor-in- Chief Jay Anthony Sheldon 35 Haig Avenue “Shelley” Ambition: Service or Karate Instructor “Show me the way, master, until | think | know enough.” Karate Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Football (11, 12); Deca Store (11) Susan Diane Shaw 25 Melanie Circle “Sue” Ambition: Business “Here’s to the songs we used to sing, and here’s to the good times we used to know. It’s hard to hold them in our arms again, but hard to let them go.” B 7a JAffrey Seeley 20 Meadows Road “Bri” “Bro” “Byron” “Brillo” Ambition: To enjoy Life! “The most important thing in this world is not so much where we are, but in which direction we move!” Varsity Swimming Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Out- door Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Audio Visual Club (9, NOM) Jody A. Silliphant 18 Primrose Drive “Noae Ambition: To travel, meeting people, while enjoying life. “Is anybody happier because you passed his way today?” — Be oiag las Simoock 1338 Fall River Avenue “Doug” Ambition: Travel Hockey (11) Klee ole Serer 1006 Fall River Avenue “Kim” Ambition: Business Administration, Fashion “Tomorrows are only today, waiting to hap- pen.” Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Govern- ment (9, 10); Intramurals (9, 10); Spirit Week (9, 10); Hockey Cheerleading (9, 10, Co-Captain 11); Football Cheerleading (12); Basketball Cheerleading (12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Independent Study Paul Steven Smith 52 Sanders Avenue “Smitty”, “a Ege” Ambition: College “This is not the end. It is not the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps the end of the begin- ning.” Lettermen’s Club (11, 12); Basketball (9, 10); Tennis (9, 10, 11, Captain 12) Aoobert Anthony Sloane 425 Read Street “M. F. Palmer” “Sloaney” “Bonehead” “Mole” Ambition: D.J., Physical Education, Recording. “Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Track (9, 11, 12); Hockey (12); Lettermen’s Club; Weight Lifting (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week; Stage Band (9); Student Council (12); Ski Club (12) — Melissa Loutse Souza 214 Woodward Avenue “Missy” Ambition: Business Administration Manage- ment “. . words have no more wisdom when it’s time to say goodbye.” Student Council Representative (9, 10, 11); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Hockey Cheer- leading (10, 11); Lunch Advisory Board (9, 10); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; National Honor Society (11, 12); Senior Supper Commit- tee 93 Gina Marte Spencer 1288 Newman Avenue “Spence” Ambition: Animal Technologist “Forgive, O Lord, My little jokes on thee and | forgive, thy great big one on me.” Pep Squad (9); Swim team (10); Karate Club (11); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12) Kristin ey Swanson 134 Briarbrook Drive “Kris” Ambition: Lawyer and Olympic Swimmer “| would rather attempt to do something great and fail, than attempt to do nothing and suc- ceed.” Student Council (9, 10); Class President (9); Vice President (10); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Ski Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Varsity Swim Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study; G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12) Atbecca Stephanopoulos 612 Cynthia Road “Becky” Ambition: Horse Trainer “The long and winding road that leads to your door, will never disappear, I’ve seen that road before. It always ae me here to your door.” Basketball (9); Outdoor Track (10); Field Hockey (9, 10, 11, co-captain 12); Softball (9, 11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study; Student Government (11); Student Council Rep. (11); Jr. Council Rep. (11); Junior Prom Committee SS Usan ranaes Sullt Val 6 Scott Road “Sue” Ambition: to travel “Taste each moment of life, for the time silently steals the days and leaves only the memories.” Tennis Intramurals (10); Badminton Intramu- rals (11); Band (10, 11, 12); Pep Band (10, 11, 12); Ski Club (11); Drama Club (9, 10, 11); Festi- val ‘78 All star cast. Gu. Marte Py. 1292 Fall River Avenue Ambition: Physical Therapist “Let them say what they will but don’t let them change your mind. Let them alter your way of thinking but don’t let them get inside.” Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); Softball (9, 10, 11, co- captain 12); Field Hockey (12); G.A.A. (10, 11, 12); Independent Study; Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12) USAF Ann Sweet 240 Davis Street “Snailaalous Ambition: Music “The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time.” Concert Band (9, 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11, President 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Drum Major (12); Stage Band (10, 11, 12); Jun- ior Class Vice President Student Council (11); Ski Club (10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12) Joseph is Swift 127 West Avenue Ambition: To be successful “The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time.” Hockey (11, 12) Deffery Lichard Srzazepanek 160 Warren Avenue “eff” Ambition: Painter, Mechanic “Remember yesterday, live today, . . . and, dream of tomorrow.” Virginia Sykes 262 Newman Avenue “Ginny” Gail Lynn Szezepanek 160 Warren Avenue Brate 207 Ambition: Medical Secretary, To be content within my dreams. “Don't let it bring you down it’s only castles Buses just find someone who is turning and you will come around.” Band (9, 10); Marching (10); Yearbook (12); Independent Study (12); Fashion Show (11, 12) a Mii, ors eS fe 262 Newman Avenue “ane” Ambition: To work with horses, instructor, trainer. To work with children. “Moments, warm encounters, beautiful atti- tudes, majestic discoveries, sensory develop- ment; for these are the jewels placed in the crown of your destiny.” Volleyball; Gymnastics; G.A.A. (9, 10) Philip Manuel Teixetta 211 Fall River Avenue Cex A a nd Ambition: Educated Bum “The first step in solving a problem is to recog- nize that one exists.” Intramural Soccer (9, 10, 11) 95 _ a 1 } aye Jean Thomas 52 Bishop Avenue “ -Bird” Ambition: To make others as happy as they have made me. “We often borrow from our tomorrows to pay our debts to our yesterdays.” Drama Club (9, 10); Independent Study (12) Prerte Kiichard Turcotte 28 Kent Drive “Pete” Ambition: Going to work after school in Con- struction — Carpenter. “The thing to do with good advice is to pass it on. It is never any poke oneself.” Spanish Honor Society (11, 12); Karate Club (10) Suzanne Ane Turcotte 35 Linden Road “Suzi “Sue” Ambition: Artist, Fashion Designer “1 am not afraid of tomorrow, for | have seen yesterday and | love today.” Intramurals (9); Hockey Cheerleading (10); Homeroom Representative (10); Independent Study; Ski Club (12); Senior Prom Committee (12); Senior Supper John James Tretton 27 Juniper Road “Yack” Ambition: Business Administration, Social Worker “It is time for a generation of leadership, to cope with new problems and new opportuni- ties. For there is anew world to be seen.” Cross Country (10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (11, 12); Outdoor Track (11); Captain (12); Football (9); Letterman’s Club (11, 12); Ski Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Education Board (9, 10); Student Gov- ernment (9, 10, 11, 12) Thomas Edwin Ustas 66 Border Avenue Ambition: Industrial Engineer “If it weren’t for the last minute, things wouldn't get done.” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Spanish Honor Society (11, 12) ein Vea 777 County Street “ewls’”, UN “Painter” Ambition: College CPA or Business “Some men dream dreams and say why! | dream dreams that never were and say why not.” Varsity Softball (9, 10, 11, 12); Varsity Swim Team (9); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Ski Club (9, 10, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 12); D.E.C.A. (11, 12) Lianne Whitaker 656 Lincoln Street “Lee” “Lee B” Ambition: Secretary, Receptionist, travel “| creep through the valleys and | grope through the woods, ‘cause | know when | find it it’s gonna make me feel good.” Tennis Intramurals (9) David Mis Westcott 700 Pine Street “Dave” Ambition: To be successful “It is better to remain silent and be thought of a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt.” Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Letter- man’s Club (11, 12); Intramurals; Spirit Week Committee (11, 12); Student Government Day (12); Yearbook Staff; Who’s who among Amer- ican High School students. ; ek See : i Martha Sarah West 136 Forest Avenue Ambition: To go cross country, live in the Col- orado Rockies, Live my life to the fullest. “Once in a Vision; | came upon some woods and stood at a fork in the road. . . One road was simple acceptance of life, the other road offered sweet peace. When | made my deci- sion, My vision became my release.” Yearbook Literary Staff Wham A Wlhkinson 30 Donald Lewis Drive “Bill” PA VAVAT | ad Ambition: Pro Hockey “A man’s life is complete when he achieves his greatest success “Peace of Mind.” Hockey (12) ‘ VA as PORE 163 Read Street Ambition: Computer Programmer; Airforce “Smile, and the whole world smiles with you!” Volleyball (11, 12); Gymnastics (11); Majorette (11, 12 captain) Karen Lisa Laretshy 57 Hill Road “Tarex” Ambition: College, psychologist, become famous “Do not follow the path others may take — go instead and leave a trail.” Homeroom Rep. (10); Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Pep Band (10); Literary Magazine Staff (11, 12); Yearbook Co- Literary Editor (11, 12); Cross Country (9, 10); Track (10); Ski Club (12); Senior Prom Commit- tee; Senior Supper Committee; National Honor Society (11, 12); Independent Study Susan A, Wood 371 Olney Street US yet Ambition: Undecided “What lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you.” Pep Squad (9); Spirit Week Committee (12) Sees Judith Ann Woods 94 Cedar Lane “ udy” Ambition: Undecided “To have a good day, is to have laughed at least once.” 12 Elden Street “Gh Indoor Track (11); Soccer (9, 10, 11, 12) Sohn David Lu romshe 45 Washington Street iy da Ambition: College “When you look over your shoulder and you see the life you left behind, when you think it’s over, do you ever wonder what it is that guides your life down the line?” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Baseball (9, 10); Fresh- man Basketball; Outdoor Track (11, 12); Indoor Track (12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Letterman’s Club (12); Student Government Day (9, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12) Manuel Andrews 165 Country Street “Manny”, “Gork” Ambition: Successful Automotive Mechanic Szott Ma (43 17 Meadow Lark Drive Stephen David 102 Forest Avenue “Steve” Gregory Hodde 535 Fall River Avenue “Gregg” Noy ey Azulay 36 Gude Street “LeRoy” Ambition: Fashion Model “Man has flown like a bird Man has swam like a fish Yet man has not learned to walk upon the earth like a man.” Laureen Mello 51 Luther Street Ambition: To be happy and successful “| do my thing you do your thing, | am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine, and you are you, and | am I, and if by chance we find each other it’s beautiful.” J.V. Field Hockey (9); Varsity Softball (9); D-E. (11, 12) Linda M. Mello 51 Luther Street Ta gy be SME Ambition: To be rich and happy. To own my own business “Where embracing is natural kisses live free. Affection glows fire and we just be.” D.E.C.A. (11, 12) ANobert ‘Sela 12 Teejay Drive “Bob” 100 Ma th Kt OSE 12 Vernon Place Ka ssel Taylor 79 Bergeron Street Ambition: To find the gold “People say |am crazy but | havea good time.” Sandia Shears PP ETLY 1587 Fall River Avenue “Truckee Baby” Ambition: become Queen of New Zealand “Love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one.” DHE AMM) Socel yn Max Welstencro 40 Mill Road Ambition: Millionaire for a year “Keep your head to the sky.” Gh. m In Memory of Mark Anthony Pereira CLASS OF ’78 Born Deceased April 91959 july 22,1976 Dom mea'44 No, | have faith equal to this, |hope. No! do not cry, | cheer that he is at the right hand of the Lord. After his hell came heaven, No ! do not cry for him, | just weep softly. Never Forgotten Love Ya Mom, Dad, Relatives, True Friends 101 Once upon a time we were young and unaware of the purposes that life would bring us. Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny played an important role in our lives. Reading, writing, and arithmetic were our daily lessons and recess was the best part of the day. As we grew, so did our world. We visited new places and made new friends. Grammar school became a mere memory, as our junior high school days descended upon us. Segregated cafeterias, lockers, and our first dances were all part of our new world. Next came the frightening experiences of our first day at high school. A juke box in study and elevator passes were all new developments during our first year. The rest is history, as recorded in this book. . . 104 2 BEST PERSONALITY Joe Frisolone Melissa Schreck thea z Ase, UTS MOST ARTISTIC Todd Hagenburg Laura Atwell TYPICAL SENIORS Arthur Berriman Mary Maddock MOST UNIQUE Roy Azulay Liz Crook pe (a DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Bob Holmes PS een - MOST ATHLETIC Doug Brown Ginny Sykes 105 106 MOST INTELLIGENT Fugene Policastri Jo-Ann Bergeron MOST AMBITIOUS Bob Holmes Lynn Carlson OY me? (Pee BEST ACTORS Jeff Faria Cindy Lima MOST FLIRTATIOUS | Bob Sloane Kellie Partridge ene b se MOST MISCHIEVOUS ae Greg Burrows “wha Psa Chery! Dutra MOST MUSICAL John Salzillo Dail Sweet 107 Senior Mike Leonard, Indoor Track oe Aicecinae Ann-Marie Halkyard, Indoor Track, Ski Club Hagenburg, Baseball, National Honor Society sesame parr . Doug Brown, Outdoor Track Brian Everett, Football Ny Gina Staltare, Basketball, Softball Mary-Ellen Reddy, Cheerleading Man’‘s nobility, his succes with his determination to after an ideal. Resolve eari purpose to be, then walk that goal. . . fj? jeff Burke, Art 4 7 fe Bouillon, Library, Audio-Vis- ua AS John Salzillo, Music i? ) fF: Gary Najas, Hockey Ed Hayes, DECA mse! Joanne Bergeron, Cross Country, Outdoor Track Set ees Robin Perry, Basketball See - at? nm Re. Chery! Dutra, Softball Dale Wilson, Volleyball Anna Figueiredo, Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica Jack Tretton, Cross Country (ee la Arthur Berriman, Student Government “f you will, comes, | think, ry his willingness to strive n life what you want your steadfastly toward Gail Lagerquist, Field Hockey ¥ Joan Couris, Tennis Tom Babington, Mineral Club 109 A nose knows! 2 When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Class Mover makes a move “I’ve been wearing this 18 hour girdle for 48 hours” “Do | get to say grace?” “Please. . .no autographs.” Smile you’re on Candid Cam- era wd The Disco Cro Senior Supper — November 15, 1978 110 “Gaze into my eyes” “It’s party time!” On the good ship Lollipop. . . “Check that one out!” “Guilty conscience, John?” ag 4 ms y, Be Please don’t squeeze the “Andreozzi” “| never thought the Senior Supper would be like this.” “1 know what you’re thinking and you can just forget it!” “We don’t want to hear it, Bob!” 3 Miss Poise and Personality??? The after-effects of the meal. 111 Morning Has Broken Morning has broken Like the first morning Blackbird has spoken Like the first bird Praise for the singing Praise for the morning Praise for them springing Fresh from the word Sweet the rains new fall Sunlit from heaven Like the first dewfall On the first grass Praise for the sweetness Of the wet garden Sprung in completeness Where his feet pass Mine is the sunlight Mine is the morning Born of the one light Edan saw play Praise every morning God's recreation Of the new day Morning has broken Like the first morning Blackbird has spoken Like the first bird Praise for the singing Praise for them springing Fresh from the word. 2 And so it began as | sat by my window All by myself in the dawn Nobody else no polite conversation Just waiting for life to come on And | see the sunrise Over the ocean Sunrise on the sea I'm watchin’ the sunrise And glad to be livin’ Sunrise Shine over me I think of my life as | look out my window Of people | love, places I've been Sometimes | feel | could go on forever With nothin’ to lose Nothin’ to win When | see the sunrise Over the ocean Sunrise on the sea I'm watchin’ the sunrise And glad to be livin’ Sunrise Shine over me The shadow of four brief years has fallen upon us, . each ray of sun and every shadow cast contributing to our growth and development. Our time is only a short revolution around the sundial, but the hours, the days. and the years hold memories that will remain forever within our hearts. 114 “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us.” from A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens 115 ie tickets Ps a: Es = 4 we ar =3 4 ss: se e 2. The Queen and her court. £-R. Jane Sykes, Ann-} Queen Joan Casey, Cindy Lima, and Dawn Dillon. 118 119 € LOBSTER HOUSE UNITED SKATE: OF AMERICA McDonald's OVER 2 5 BILLION SERVED you had a. nig mac attack at lunch time? : : Be a 123 °e se : 2 ow ay y : 4 ee” m %, ye® s . 5S ; Y . ects ” OS 2 88 : b oe . ry ee 126 127 The sun shines upon the tranquil sea as | reflect on the thoughts of today and yesterday; and look forward to tomorrow as a day when I can transform my abstract ideas and dreams into concrete realities. The golden rays of light show promise and hope for my striving aspirations. The crystal blue water tells of how the thoughts flow from my mind into objects of tangible existence. The lowering sun acts as a clock, ticking away the hours into minutes, into seconds leaving me limited space to start a new tomorrow from the thoughts of yesterday. Kim Time in a BoHle If | could save time in a boHle the first thing that I'd like to do is to save every day till eternity passes away just to spend them with you. If | could make days last forever if words could make wishes come true I'd save every day like a treasure and then again | would spend them with you. But there never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. I've looked around enough to know that you're the one | want to go through time with. If | had a box just for wishes and dreams that had never come true The box would be empty except for the memory of how they were answered by you. ‘ But there never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them I've looked around enough to know that you're the one | want to go through time with. 129 Photographs and Memories Photographs and Memories Somehow they just can't be true That's all I've left of you But we sure had a good time when We started way back when Morning walks and bedroom talks 130 Gong Show The Second Annual Gong Show, staged by the Student Council in May 1978, was a very successful “talent” show in which high school students performed in front of asell-out crowd. The acts were rated ona scale of 1-10 by judges Mrs. Helen Keough, Mrs. Magdalene Giffune, and student John Barker. Former Student Council President, Girard Healy, served as Master of Ceremonies. Jeff Mintel and Ernie Madden received the unusual Gong Show Award for their classic renditions of “Crocodile Rock” and “Movin’ out.” amma Fashion Show On May 18, 1978, at 7:30 p.m., the Home Economics Department sponsored a fashion show entitled Fashion Renaissance. It was directed by Mrs. Keough with assistance from Mrs. Velardo and Mrs. Allen. The participants, which included male and female students, their relatives and even Dr. Andreozzi, were seen in various outfits ranging from bathing suits and leather coats to evening attire. A special retirement award was presented to Mrs. Lindberg, outgoing head of the Home Economics Department. Mr. Kinder provided the music, the foods class provided the refreshments, and the sewing classes displayed their wares on the crafts table. 131 The Class of ’79 presented ' the winning play, “The Final Dress Rehearsal.”’ Director: Rhonda Blair Stage Manager: Lisa Champigny Characters: Laura Atwell 132 Claudia Benoit Rhonda Blair Lisa Champigny Judy Contois Ellen Doro Cindy Lima Janet Pearson Kim Pestana Debbie Saunders Kathy Sawyer Sue Sullivan Jaye Thomas Festival ‘78 On May 25, 1978, the Drama Club sponsored Festival ’78, a contest in which each of the four classes presented a one-act play. The Class of ’78 performed “Curse, you, Jack Dalton.” Director: Alan Brackett Stage Manager: Terry Murray Characters: Alan Brackett Tom Bosworth Mary Capello Girard Healy Tess Jette Michelle Michaud Cherly Wright The Class of ’80 performed, “Generation Flap” Director: Kathy Tamer Stage Manager: Robin Reedy Characters: Lisa Cipriano Lisa Figueiredo Joanna Gautheir Paula Murgia Barbara Pestana Robin Reedy Lucy Soares Kathy Tamer The Class of ’81 presented “Four Little Words” Director: Maria Micheletti Stage Manager: Nancy Garganta Characters: Lisa Bridge Jay Burch Cheryl Churchill Kim Johnson Tim Kendrick Andy Lavedere Meg Medina Taral Miller Lori Moore Caroline Provost Lydia Shields Marcia Schreck received awards for outstanding performances 133 Fst The New Inductees Everyone watches Paul take his turn Missy Schreck National Honor Society Induction May 9, 1978 Lisa Champigny’s turn to light her can- dle Yai Janet Ruggerio lights the candle ¥, “ ‘ The candle i 134 The procession Steve Fuller Tom Ustas onorarle Hispanica Induction March 27, 1976 vw “Oh, but | would never Gail Stallard 135 Another member receives a certifi- cate. “What kind of an award is that?” oh foley i) wa es ol Athletic Director Omer LeClerc ES Volleyball Co-Captain Janice Bardsley “May | have this dance?” 136 Flowers for the coach! POISONS IN+ AKOUND® wm co THEMZ H Se Science Fair 1979 The annual Science Fair was held February 12, 1979 to give students the opportunity to apply their acquired skills to various fields of science. The Science Fair Committee, composed of Jeff Burke, Ray Medeiros, Jayne Hughes, Connie Tankard, Mike Veader, Kevin Francis, and the Science Department staff, was responsible for this event. Prizes were awarded to the following people: first prize (Mini cassette recorder), Scott Marn; second prize (polaroid one step), Ray Medeiros; third prize (am-fm portable radio), Sue Rickey; fourth place (digital clock), Greg Burrows; and honorable mentions ($2.00 gift certificates to D.E. store), Chery! Rickey, Mike Slattery, and Barbara Holmes A variety of projects were presented portraying both the creativity and ingenuity of all thirty-seven participants. 137 138 oe Bert tae a 5) % � a 4 : ¥ Pes “Miss Wilson, there is something I’ve been meaning to tell you. . .” : os Sams Jon Baker: aspiring sports writer at work! Watching for the next cue. Kim and Doug “| never did that when | was a sophomore.” Pep Rally and Homecoming October 20-21, 1978 Freshmen enthusiasm aperrs te Seekonk Warriors ponder the situation. ce ile In 779 parade. . od e Hey Doug, do you want a lifesaver? “Dave, do you want to see something weird?” The calm before the storm. 139 “Hey, take my picture!” ‘THey VRE — oe Maybe next year, erechrnent “Dig in!” Spirit Week The hare takes the lead again “Help, I’m being attacked by a one-eyed monster!” Statue Man Patty-cake, patty-cake, baker’ s man. “They finally let me out!” The June Taylor Dancers 140 “Pull a little harder next time” November AOL | never knew | was so ae Chief Lynn ee fhe wig- wam Did you forget to take off your beauty mask??? Seniors show their usual amount of enthusiasm All eyes on the action. 141 “Live from the Radio City Music Hall — the Rockettes” re . ’ = i’ lied ie Just another face in the crowd. ae ee Another rally slowly ticks by. ry Junior Class mentality ince. 2s mieeeee ees “Give us the ball back, God.” Easy Victory “| just washed my feet and | can’t do a thing with them” “Can you identify this?” First Place — Juniors (485 points) Second Place — Sophomores (465 points) Third Place — Seniors (380 points) Fourth Place — Freshmen (315 points) Spirited Senior: an endan- The Incredible Hulk gered species. wt a AIR: The typical Sophomore! a “Alright, | surrender” ak Sia Pt, “Where am |?” Dressed to kill if during spirit week rally. ene. TUNLORS ’ TM] . , wear ? 1 ‘ $ NING rs BD « LA, oi The led) ? 5 . SS eee ¢ j; - ce Dh sry | 1 4 Sse et oe Sag wer Bit cS Vesa Ss Usually so sweet. . . Seniors favorite topic “Shoot” “| seem to have lost something” Pile up on Interstate 5 143 144 Student Government Day May 18, 1976 Ax Erin and Dave study maps of Seekonk. — Paul checks out the town y wry Student Government Day is a : OS program designed to give students the opportunity to meet with town officials and at the same time gain = er R valuable experiences outside of the 3 classroom. The Planning Day %, Committee consists of thirty hard working students who organize the | events for the 350 members i s involved in the program. Looking over town plans. Each year an election is held in which the entire school participates. At this time, members of the Student Government Committee are chosen to hold town positions for one day. The election process for the Student Government Day Committee is similiar to that of present day town elections. Ballots Dave DiOrio listens to Mr. James Town employee for a day. Eileen looks at official iet- are tabulated on an authentic Chel) igh voting machine that is obtained , ; ' through the courtesy of the town of Seekonk. a a On the designated day, newly os a elected students meet with town ost officials and assume their position for the day. The officials aid the students by explaining their duties and the function that they serve in the smooth running of our town Era : government. Michael Jennings speaks with the building inspector. Liz Crook speaks with a town Under the guidance of Frank SUE Mooney, along with the cooperation of all town officials, the students are able to learn about the operation of the town from first , hand experience. Planning Seekonk’s future. LeLe points out a familiar location. Dance, Dance, Dance Le Freak Staying Alive You Light Up My Life Grease Good Bye Girl Macho Man Copa Cabanna You Don’t Bring Me Flowers Theme from Star Wars You Belong to Me | Want to Kiss You All Over Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad Come Sail Away | Am Alive Again Tonights the Night A typical h igh school dance. Don’t Throw it All Away on Love Love Here You Come Again Last Dance Reminiscing Three Times A Lady Just The Way You Are Do You Think I’m Sexy Animal House Smiling Faces | Am Alive Again Dust in the Wind Boogie Oggie Oggie My Fair Share Part-Time Love More Than a Feeling “| forgot the next step!” Becky and James. 145 146 en) Lat | eT ben, ot oy arad .¥9 = =|warrion| — | SPORTS | == We Are The Champions We are the champions my friends And we'll keep on fighting till the end We are the champions We are the champions No time for losers Cause we are the champions of the world I've taken my bows And my curtain calls You've brought me fame and fortune And everything that goes with it | thank you all But it's been no bed of roses No pleasure cruise | consider it a challenge before the whole human race And | never lose GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY 4 TH STRAIGHT oon tee ee o ates BHETO STATE DIVISION TITLE a “7 STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITY CALENDAR FOOTBALL Oct 7 BOURNE {30 {4 DENNIS YARMOUTH 21 WAREHAM 28 OLD ROCHESTER FIELD a = {0 DURFEE oP 39 OR 1 9 ATTLEBORO 24 TAUNTON 26 CASE 31 DURFEE “VOLLEYBALL = Home _GAMgs 315 12. TAUNTON 26 ATTLEBORO DANCES SENIOR CLASS OCT 13 8T0 {{ 200 HOMECOMING 21 To 147 Another record broken This year’s Field Hockey team enjoyed one of their best seasons ever, both on the Varsity and J.V. levels. The varsity had an impressive 11-2-1 record for the 1978 season. The J.V. team was also successful in finishing with a first place in league play and a record of 5-1-3. By scoring 44 goals in a single season, another school record was broken by the team. Several individual records were also broken. In the State Finals, Seekonk and Scituate were tied during the game with a score of 2-2. The game finally ended after two Oovertimes and a sudden death in which Scituate scored the one and only goal needed to win the game. Both teams played exceptionally well this year and are looking forward to another successful season next year. PAGE 148: (1) “| thought braces would help”; (2) Gina; (3) “It must have been the pizza” (4) “| dare you”; (5) Linda in action; (6) Female Warfare. PAGE 149: (1) “There’s a fly on my stick”; (2) Lto R, Row 1: P. Renick, L. St. Laurent, J. Crowley, L. Sloane, C. Lockwood, G. Lagerquist, D. Mulhall. Row 2: T. Boyd, S. St. Laurent, L. Lewis, M. McAloon, K. Richards, M. Schreck, D. Tracy, L. Flanagan, C. Stephanoupolous. Row 3: Coach C. Ferreira, B. Stephanoupolis, L. Gregoire, D. Paule, J. Devine, R. Kaveny, L. Foeri, L. Lewis, N. Rogers. (3) Bottoms-up!; (4) “M.M. What’s in this?’”’; (5) “Hey, what did you step in?”: (6) “Hurry up, | can only smile for so long”; (7) “So, what are you doing after the game?” Fall Sports 148 te rts tae SES es ee! 7 149 Fall Spo Squad to lose veterans The 1978 Girl’s Swim Season marked another year of continued improvement. Although the record of the team was 5-6, Seekonk finished 7th out of 26 teams at the Eastern Mass. State Championships. Shattering all but two of the previous school records, senior Kris Swanson led the team to a successful season. The small number of team members did not set back the accomplishments of the team as a whole, for a vast majority qualified for both Championships and over half placed in the finals. Seekonk will lose four veteran swimmers who have served the team well: Laura Atwell, Marilyn Kirkman, Kristin Swanson and Mary Beth Nelson. PAGE 150: (1) Row 1, Lto R: T. Miller, L. Messinger, M. Kirkman, D. Olivier , Row 2 L. Frataruolo, L. Atwell, K. Halkyard, K. Swanson, K. Manning, H. Mendonca. Row 3 A. DeSilva, J. Harsharni, M. Nelson, J. Baker, C. Tankard, Coach B. Wallace. (2) “Love those legs!” (3) “Isn’t she the one that. . .2’”; (4) J. B. 105; (5) Yorkov and Yorvik; (6) “What are you looking at, Laura?”’; (7) “John is never where he should be.’’; (8) “Resting again, Kim?2”. PAGE 151: (1) “Close Encounters of the wet kind.” (2) “Wallace’s Wonders” (3) After the race; (4) Co-Captain M. Nelson, Coach B. Wallace, Co-Captain J. Baker. (5) “Sleeping on the job.” Fall Sports 151 Record doesn’t reflect true efforts The 1978 Seekonk Warrior Cross Country team, blessed with many talented runners, closed out the season with a very disappointing league record of 3-4. This record, however, did not reflect the team’s true effort. A mere ten points decided three of the four defeats. The most heart-breaking loss came midway through the season against Somerset, where a determined Seekonk team was edged out by two points. The 1978 season ended on an impressive note with Seekonk shutting out arch- rival Dighton-Rehoboth, 15-45. Unfortunately, the Warriors are losing many fine seniors, but the - coaching talents of Frank Mooney promise many opportunities for a successful season next year. The Girls’ Cross-Country team, continued a long string of successful seasons, finishing first in their class for the fourth straight year, and seventh in Eastern State Competition. The girls’ look forward to maintaining their domination in the years to come. PAGE 152 (1) “Don’t you dare move that finish linel’’; (2) “I’ll catch him.” (3) “Capt’n Jack”; (4) “I think | swallowed a fly.” (5) Row 1: J. Ellis, C. Harrison, T. Borah, M. Leonard, J. Burns, D. Flanagan, R. Mendes. Row 2: V. Mendes, J. McGovern, J. Tretton, D. Westcott L. Drapeau, P. Araujo. (6) Row 1: J. Murphy, J. Rosa, C. Gray, J. Bergeron. Row 2: L. Sullivan, P. Sullivan, A. Harrison, K. McGovern, A. Halkyard, M. Giblin, J. Sincero, C. Giblin, L. Michelletti, C. Matonis, K. Naughton, J. Hughes. PAGE 153 (1) “It’s better to run with your eyes closed.” (2) The Bionic Man. (3) Double Vision (4) “I’m so happy | could cry.” (5) “Well Frankly Mr. Mooney. . .”; (6) The leader of the Pack; (7) “Isn’t cross country fun?!!’”; (8) “Do | look as great as | feel?”’: (9) Joanne and Mary Beth in the lead. Fall Sports 152 ae Aa aie 153 Fall Sports ‘ a. e a eI ci ; ies Ey LSAT Bim ee i ae tee Fall Sports 154 wows Pa So OT � ahah ey pale Y a Happy ending to disappointing season Although the Seekonk High School Warriors ended their season witha satisfying 20-7 victory over arch-rivals D.R. on Thanksgiving Day, the players seemed to realize that their 6-3 record was just not good enough. Following three straight impressive victories, the Warriors suffered their first of three heart-breaking losses at the hands of Bourne; two turnovers both resulting in Canalmen touchdowns, turned the game in favor of the opposition. After a tough, hard-earned victory at D-Y, Ridolfi and Co. returned home for the first place against the Wareham Vikings. They were well-prepared but three long scoring runs by a tailback named Tony Pires ruined their Homecoming and their only shot at the Division III title. PAGE 154: (1) “Matt, take the ball!’”’; (2) “I told you to get out there!”’; (3) Larrabee makes a pass; (4) “We kicked the habit’; (5) “Practicing for the prom” (6) Row 1, L to R: M. Gendron, D. Brown, T. Marshall, D. DiOrio, T. Azulay, G. Larrabee, J. Novia, B. Sloane, M. Lockwood, B. Everett. Row 2: C. Romano, T. Ustas, J. Sheldon, D. Bourque, Row 3: B. Eva, S. Graham, J. Texeira, M. Rose, J. Brown, B. Bizier, P. Gendron, J. Zuromski, M. Alburn, J. Ahern, J. Couto, T. Gaucher, Coach R. Colangelo, Coach T. Ridolfi, M. Bessette, R. Pion, M. Pimentel, P. Hildred, M. Buker, C. Rutter, J. Laratonda, L. Hunt, M. La Mothe, M. Schultz, P. Beauregard, J. Coyle, Head Coach R. Ridolfi; (7) ““Mom said there would be days like this.’”” PAGE 155: (1) “I think | better run it!’” (2) “Turf surfing?” (3) Do the Bump, (4) Help! 155 Fall Sports pe HOay eseKMe SEKONE KOM , sERENy 15 r BY le )° 1 ll Team hindered by lack of experience The Girls’ Volleyball team had a disappointing season with a record of 1-8, the only win being over Coyle-Cassidy. 10 tf Zi This is only the second year of competition and their competition came from teams with division titles. Their lack of experience didn’t stop Seekonk from trying hard and in many matches Seekonk went all the way to the third game. Coach Uihlein worked with the girls and taught them teamwork and sportsmanship, and although the season was unsuccessful, the next years look better. With a veteran starting line of Gina Mayo, Karen Jensen, Janice Bardsley and Carolyn Hicks, the team looks forward to a winning season in the future. PAGE 156: (1) Left to Right, Row 1: G. Sykes, R. Perry, T. Mayo, J. Bardsley, M. Maddock, C. Dutra, D. Wilson. Row 2: Coach Uihlein, E. Jodat, C. Paine, M. LaMoth, K. Jensen, C. Hicks, G. Mayo, C. Hurd. (2) “That cover girl look!”: (3) “Meditation always helps, Janice!”; (4) Chery! proposes to Tanya; (5) “I’m beautiful!” 156 Fall Sports Basketball Cheerleaders Basketball Cheerleaders for the 1979 season are: Mary-Ellen Reddy, Debbie Mowry, Joanna Gauthier, Sharon Rebola, Lucy Soares, Linda Poncin, Paulette Morin, Valerie Barao and Maria Micheletti. Co-Captains this year are Laurie Curry and Eileen Hendricks. This year the Cheerleaders are under the guidance of Mrs. Pratt and Kathy Reddy... Football Cheerleaders The 1978 Football Cheerleaders are: Valerie Barao, Joanna Gauthier, Maria Micheletti, Paulette Morin, Debbie Mowry, Linda Poncin, Sharon Rebola, Mary-Ellen Reddy, Lucy Soares, and Kim Souza. This years co-captains are Laurie Curry and Eileen Hendricks. Advisors for the Football Cheerleaders are Mrs. Coelho and Miss Wilson. Cheerleaders Co-captains of the Hockey Cheerleaders for the 1979 season are Jill Baker and Lori Wozny. This year’s squad members are: Missy Souza, Nancy Rodgers, Jenny Quigley, Diane Larocque, Carin Richard, Linda Menninger, Meg Medina, Sonya Bernier, Marisa Head and Sue Fecteau. Advisors for the Hockey Cheerleaders are Mrs. Dorazio Famous first for Seekonk Under the direction of first year coach Robert Clarke, the Seekonk Hockey team played an extremely difficult pe-season schedule to prepare for their demanding conference games. Games with Bellingham, Old Rochester, East Providence, Woonsocket, and King Philip gave the Warriors a cross- section of hockey style from six different leagues. In their debut, the disciplined and hard-working Warriors totally embarrassed pre-season favorite, and arch-rival, D-R with a 6-0 victory. The team then went on to post fifteen consecutive victories and one tie without sustaining a loss. In Southeastern Massachusetts Division Il Conference play, Seekonk finished undefeated with a unprecedented 11-0-1 record to win the division championship. The Warriors’ overall season record, including state playoffs, was an impressive 18-3-3. In state playoffs, Seekonk defeated Oliver Ames in sudden death overtime but their next game, fell 7-6 to Lynnfield, one of the strongest teams in the state. Among the honors tallied by the team include four players being selected to the All Star Team and area newspapers choosing six players to their All Star Teams. Coach Clarke was cited as ‘Coach of the Year” for 1978- 1979. The 1978-1979 Hockey Team brought SHS a Championship which will always be remembered as the first for Seekonk Hockey. i = J ee — PAGE 158: Row 1: L-R: R. Voccio, S. Arruda, M. Alburn, S. Blanchard, D. Brown, D. Coogan, C. Najas, B. Wilkinson, J. Dean; Row 2, L-R: Coach Clark, T. Mullen, B. Perry, J. Texeira, J. Swift, D. Armstrong, J. McGovern, P. Given, J. Letourneau, M. Halliwell, M. Bessette. (2) “Isn’t he skating the wrong way?”; (3) “Our protector.” PAGE 159: (1) Paul Given; (2) Slapstick; (3) “Smilin’ Jack” (4) Battling the opponent; (5) “It’s amean world out there, men!” (6) Senior, Gary Najas; (7) One on One or Man to Man Combat; (8) “Squeeze Play”; (9 The Tribe Winter Sports 158 7 pe ay’ es ia $2 Year of rebuilding for hoopsters After losing four starters from last year’s 22-3 team, it appeared that the 1978-1979 Boys’ Basketball season would be a year of rebuilding for the Warriors. Co-Captain Mark Bowers, a returning starter, and Co-Captain Glen Larabee were the only players with substantial court time on the squad. During the first three weeks of the season, the Warriors won five of six non-league games; this was a strong indication that they would be competitive in league play. Led by the outstanding play of Mark Bowers, the Varsity won five of seven games during the first half of league competition. David DiOrio and Glen Larabee made large contributions from their guard positions while being ably supported by Craig Mace, Steven Burke, Greg Greene, and Mark Rogers from their forward positions. In State Competition, the Warriors were one short of the playoffs being edged out of that berth by Feehan, the reigning Southeastern Massachusetts Division Il Champs. Coach Donald Carey feels that this season establishe d a foundation upon which the team can build. The diligent JV team played spirited basketball throughout the season with their 7-13 record not being a true reflection of their efforts. The leading scorers for the season were Tim Alcorn and Shaun Costello. Excellent ball handling was turned in by Glenn Hamlin, Peter Gilbert and Rick Murphy. Strong rebounding by Paul Beauregard, Joe Reddington, and Roger Greene contributed substantially. “A good sign for the future,” commented Coach Robert Perrault. PAGE 160: (1) ‘Look, up in the sky”; (2) “That’s my basketball”; (3) Greene fights it out; (4) ‘“My God, they killed him.”; (5) Junior Varsity Row 1: C. DaCunha, P. Gilbert, G. Hamlin, W. O’Brien, K. Sheehan. Row 2: S. Costello, J. Reddington, R. Greene, T. Alcorn, P. Beauregard, L. Hudson. (6) Larrabee in for two. (7) “Hey, throw it to me.”; (8) ‘Who glued the ball to the ceiling?”; (9) Seekonk Dominates. PAGE 161: (1) “Oh, great spirit” (2) “I knew | shouldn't have shot at the wrong basket”; (3) “All by Myself’; (4) Seniors Larrabee, DiOrio, and Bowers; (5) “No one can stop me.”; (6) Row 1: T. Hagenburg, D. DiOrio, M. Bowers, G. Larrabee, S. Fuller, R. Drapeau. Row 2: Coach D. Carey, E. Beauregard, S. Burke, C. Mace, M. Rogers. 161 Winter Sports Three year record: 61-11 Despite the loss of seven valuable seniors from the team, the Girls’ Basketball Team did exceptionally well by ending their season with a 15-5 overall record and an impressive 10-4 record in the Southeastern Massachusetts Division | West Conference. Senior Gail Lagerquist received the Total Team Player Award while Junior Liz Murphy showed outstanding performances in becoming Seekonk’s high scorer with 261 points for the season. Robin Perry, along with Murphy, qualified for the Sun Chronicle All Stars, as well as the All-Stars League All Conference. Junior Liz Sullivan improved greatly during the season and seniors Gina Staltare and Ginny Sykes proved to be valuable to the team as overall players. Playing in the quarter finals, Seekonk showed extra strength and determination but lost to Rockland with a heartbreaking score of 48-47. The Seekonk Girls’ Basketball Team finished their season with a 1-1 record in the Massachusetts State playoffs, eS adding to their impressive 61-11 record i for the past three years. iM PAGE 162: (1) Row 1: J. Devine, G. Sykes, R. Perry, G. Lagerquist, G. Staltare, L. Sloane. Row 4 eas Sane 2: L. Sullivan, J. Faria, L. Murphy, K. Halkyard, L. e Lewis, Coach Menezes. (2) ‘‘Bombed again, Robin?”: (3) “Our very own Harlem Globetrotters” (4) “A typical Seekonk lead?” PAGE 163: (1) Senior, Gina Staltare; (2) “The jumpball’”’; (3) Coach Menezes and Robin; (4) “Love that smilin’ face”; (5) Junior Varsity Row 1: M. Gildea, S. Mulvry, N. Lutz, C. Stephanopolos, $. McKenzie, L. Lewis, A. Gendron, E. Jodat, Row 2: Coach Thivierge, R. Robbins, F. Kanelokas, M. McAloon, P. MaClowsky, S. Gregoire, T. Lanoue, P. Warren. = 2a ox (6) Senior, Gail Lagerquist; (7) ““A moment of 3 V oo : T 0 ia rest’; (8) “Look at her form” (9) “Is that a new Bs. 25 oe cheerleading formation?” IUTES ¢: SECONDS Rice erent Soe SOGeene Winter Sports 162 163 Winter Sports g Winter Sports Indoor: best season In recent years With the boys finishing 6-4 and the girls remaining undefeated, the 1979 Indoor Track season again brought honor to SHS. The boys defeated last year’s Indoor Track Champs, Taunton, and the Distance Medley Team placed first at the State Coaches’ Relays. Both feats contributed to the season being the most successful in recent years. Attaining a perfect record, the Girls’ Indoor Track team captured the league title. The Mile Relay Team set a new record at the Coaches’ Invitational and then went on to take first place at the State Coaches” Relays. The team peaked with its many strong performances earning them recognition at the Class B Indoor State Champs, a title which they well deserve. The Indoor Track Team proved to their competition that they are formidable opponents and are not to be underestimated in the years to follow. PAGE 164: (1) Crowley in perfect form; (2) Harry leads the Pack; (3) Joanne Sincero; (4) “I fly through the air with the greatest of ease. . .”: (5) “I’m gonna catch that $$Q?!!!”; (6) Row 1: R. Perron, M. Gravel, M. Pimmentel, M. Gendron, M. LeMoth, J. Brown, P. Gendron, J. Ellis, B. Leonard, Row 2: P. Rennick, D. Gilmore, L. Drapeau, M. LeClerc, D. Mullen, M. Leonard, E. Perron, J. Burns, G. Allison, M. Fain, Row 3: K. Kemkee, M. Baldani, J. Larotunda, C. Rutter, M. Garabian, R. Cravenho, J. Gamlon, C. Cushing, S. Bosworth, B. Bergeron, Row 4: C. Grey, K. Jensen, P. Rennick, C. Giblin, A. Hawkyard, R. Mendes, R. Hoyt,-C. Harrison, C. Bowden, J. Boudreau, Row 5: Assistant Coach A. Goodwin, J. Silva, B. Thomas, L. Longworth, C. Pennoyer, C. Matonis, J. Crowley, K. Naughton, C. McGovern, J. Rosa, A. Harrison, Coach F. Mooney. Row 6: Assistant Coach S. Wing, A. Longworth, J. Bergeron, B. Stephanopolous, L. Hicks, J. Murphy, M. Giblen, E. Sullivan, L. Silva, J. Sincero, K. McDonald, Assistant Coach J. McCormick; (7) Leonard kicks is in the 1,000. PAGE 165: (1) “Just call me Lucan”; (2) It’s not how far you throw, it’s how loud you scream that counts!; (3) False start; (4) ““DaDa. . . DaDa ...DaDa. . . Batgirl!’”; (5) Mighty Seekonk Warriorette; (6) The agony of — victory!; (7) “d , raed Where'd everyone go? 165 Winter Sports — a : ‘ Pd 166 Seekonk: swim capital The Seekonk High School Boys’ Swim Team enjoyed one of the finest seasons in their thirteen year history. The Warriors finished their 1979 dual meet season with a perfect 9-0 record and were 8-0 in the Greater Boston Interscholastic Swimming League’s Southern Conference. Their victories included easy wins over Middleboro, Westwood, Durfee, Taunton, Milford, New Bedford, and Randolph, and two impressive victories over state power Gardner (87-85) and conference rival Attleboro (91-81). The swim team’s campaign also included victories in the two major Rhode Island swimming championships: Brown Interscholastics and the Max Read Memorial Championships. On the local scene, the Warriors placed first in the Southeastern Massachusetts Swimming Competition. In the Massachusetts State Swimming and Diving Championships, the Warriors swam very well and placed third in a field of sixty-three teams. An unbelievable effort from all swimmers involved allowed the team to accomplish the ultimate goal, placing first in the New England Swimming and Diving Championships, thus making them the 1979 New England Champs. The Boston Globe has recognized the Warrior swimmers by naming John Ackell, Shaun Dolan, John Kaczowka, Brian Dolan, Brian Seeley, and Chip Swanson to the All-Scholastic swimming team. In addition, Coach Ellis Mayers was named Swim Coach of the Year. PAGE 166: (1) “Help, I’m drowning”; (2) “Hey, look at the shark!”; (3) Better luck next time; (4) The Lock Ness monster; (5) “Ribbet”; (6) Row 1: A. Gordon, K. Oliver, S. Dolan, M. Boucher, J. Baker, ]. Kaczowka, B. Dolan, C. Swanson, J. Ackell, J. Ellis, Row 2: Coach Mayers , B. George, G. George, P. Tankard, J. Perry, R. Messier, P. Lanoue, B. Seeley, J. Healy, B. DeBlasio. (7) The WW flying ace? PAGE 167: (1) Co-Captains John Kaczowka and John Baker with Coach Ellis Mayers; (2) Team enthusiasm; (3) “Throw me a fish”; (4) “Bottom’s Up”; (5) “I think I’m gonna be sick!” 167 Winter Sports a Seekonk 0 OldRochester 2 « Seekonk® 2 Old Rochester 0 hae 1 RT OOO atte oN 8 Ns _ Division Championship: Seekonk, Case 1 ‘OverallerT Wine 210SSes tie. meee Overall: 5 wins, abe ; ‘ ne , Ben 2 losses, 3 ties Non-league games 3% aa oe Taunton = i AaAAbLon..- a a ie ae rts i} St DAC re: ee ene. ° Taunton Dighton Attleboro Taunton — Bishop Feehan ; OO OS OS Orem cm | —— King Philip - Somerset E. Providence Bellingham | - 5 eg 6 D4 = Cassidy tleboro Oliver Ames Be etian Non-league Linksmen have impressive victories The Seekonk Golf Team performed quite well under first year coach, Robert Kulaga last season as they finished their 1978 spring schedule with a 9-7-2 record. The golf team’s wins included impressive victories over Durfee, Coyle-Cassidy, Bishop Connelly and Westport, all having scores with wide margins. There were some disappointing losses, namely to arch-rival Dighton Rehoboth, Bishop Feehan, and Attleboro. Although the team lost an excellent player, state finalist Dan Smith, there are players from last year’s team who will jump into the first six positions and, hopefully, enjoy the best season they will ever have. PAGE 180: Row 1, L to R; Tom Borah, Scott Duhamel, Dan Smith, Rich Ruggerio. Row 2; Jon Baker, Ray Christopher, D. Maclssaic, Coach Bob Kulaga. (2) ‘Do you really expect me to hit that?”; (3) Our very own Arnold Palmer; (4) “You stupid ball’; (5) “Oh No, | think | hit him!” (6) “Fore”; (7) Concentration. 170 Spring Sports Confident and determined players The 1978 Girls’ Softball season proved to be a successful one. Although the record was 9-8 in league and non- league play, the ability of the team was not truly reflected. The players showed a variety of skills and talents but it just wasn’t enough for the strong competition they faced. The game against Case High was a come-from behind win for up until the last inning the score had been 3-5. In the ninth, Seekonk tallied three runs to edge a6-5 victory. The Seekonk-D.R. game was yet another close one, tie until the last inning when D.R. captured the final win by stealing home plate in the ninth. Seekonk has never defeated D.R. and this year Seekonk feels confident they will beat them to break their losing streak. Co-captains Sue Armstrong and Ton! Barone helped the squad through many difficult games and gave the players the confidence and determination which they needed. This season, the returning players should be a better team unit, with co- captains Gina Staltare and Chery! Dutra, for they have played together for at least one year and have some experience on the varsity level. PAGE 171: (1) “I’m up now?”; (2) “She thinks she’s a monkey.”; (3) “Gotch ya”; (4) The Statue of Liberty; (5) “Gina, are you pitching or bowling?”: (6) ‘I need some chapstick.”; (7) Row 1: P. Jackson, B. Stephanoupoulos, G. Staltare, C. Dutra, S. Armstrong, T. Barone, J. Casey, Row 2: C. Stephanopoulos, G. Mayo, W. Hurd, D. Mulhall, C. Hicks, L. Beattie, L. Sloane, E. Piccozi, M. MacAloon, H. Littlejohn, Coach C. Ferreira. 171 Spring Sports Unique offensive power The 1977 Varsity Baseball Team was a fine gathering of veteran ballplayers and they gave Seekonk its most powerful team ever to exist in Seekonk history. The offensive powers of this team were quite unique. With a team batting average of over .300, Seekonk scored an average of 12 runs per game. Due to their outstanding play, Joe Sousa, Dave Mitchell, Jon and Paul Bowen were selected to the All League team. A highly successful 10-4 team record was compiled in the S.E. Mass. Division II West to make the State playoffs. Seekonk defeated Oliver Ames 6-4 but lost a heartbreaking 8-7 game to Fairhaven in the playoffs. Seekonk defeated arch rivals Dighton Rehoboth twice. Jon Bowen led the pitchers with a record of 7-3 while pitchers Todd Hagenburg and Ed Medeiros combined for the other five WINS. Joe Sousa, Gary Najas, Glenn Larrabee and Chris Lima also represented Seekonk as part of an All Star team who participated in the Big League World Series in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in August 1978. Seekonk looks to continue its winning way this season with a good nuclei of underclassmen. PAGE 172: (1) “Dustbowl”; (2) “Lunch was never so good” (3) “Casper”; (4) Larrabee ok’s the play. PAGE 173: (1) Najas at the plate; (2) “Look Ma, no hands”; (3) ‘““Maybe next time, Todd”; (4) “Personally, my opinionis. . .”; (5) “The Bad News Bears”; (6) “Look!” “Up in the sky”; (7) Row 1, Lto R; K. Cardullo, E. Medeiros, P. Bowen, D. Mitchell, J. Bowen, J. Sousa, B. Tierney. Row 2: C. Lima, T. Hagenburg, R. Souza, G. Najas, G. Larrabee, D. DiOrio, R. Perry, Coach T. Ridolfi. Spring Sports 172 . oe Fa 4 | ae ae 173 Spring Sports at 174 Spring Sports ii lam eo ee a HOS, pa of HHL. Arpt dt HTL Successful season for spirited team An easy win in the seasons first dual meet against Taunton, made practice in the cold months pay off. The Girl’s Outdoor Track team was a balance of field event participants and runners, dispelling the rumor that Seekonk only produces runners. The season was undefeated partially as a result of the contribution of the shotputters, discus throwers, and javelin throwers. Combining this with a strong team effort of runners, we were able to capture second place in the highly competitive Falmouth Invitational. The Mile Relay team hoped for a state record and a trip to the New Englands in Vermont. This goal was achieved, but the victory was bittersweet, for in the next heat another team bettered our record and went on to represent Massachusetts. The season, as a whole, was a great success and in the words of Coach Wing “an outstanding team with lots of talent and spirit”. PAGE 174: (1) “The work of a track star is never done.”; (2) “Stride on”; (3) “Push, push, push”: (4) “Jumping the hurdles of life”; (5) “Wait! Don’t throw it yet!”; (6) Row 1 Lto R: K. McGovern, A. Halkyard, J. Rosa, P. Rennick, P. Rennick, L. Crook. Row 2: K. Naughton, L. Currie, J. Gauthier, R. Devine, K. Richards, M. Drapeau. Row 3: Coach S. Wing, D. Bowlin, J. Bergeron, K. Bowden, M. Giblin, J. Young, K. Jensen, L. Lewis, D. Bessette, B. Thomas. PAGE 175: (1) “When are they going to let us stop?”; (2) Marybeth and Joanne at the finish; (3) “I know I can dance”; (4) “Flying high”; (5) “I didn’t stab you!”; (6) Covergirl Joanna Gauthier; (7) “Joni, coming in for a landing”. Spring Sports 175 Injury hampered team triumphs Despite the numerous injuries which plagued the Seekonk Boys’ Track Team, the Warriors enjoyed an outstanding season. The team, comprised predominantly of underclassmen, combined their efforts for a 6-3 league record. After nearly a month of practice, the season began with a close loss to a strong Attleboro team. As the season progressed, however, the young Warriors rolled over Somerset, 104-41 and Coyle Cassiday 109%2-35%. They now had momentum and were victorious in their next three meets against St. Rapheal’s Academy, Dighton- Rehoboth, and Diman Vocational, before finishing the season with two losses against Bishop Feehan and Taunton. — With the dual meet season finished, the team looked forward to State and Divisional competition, where they finished fifth in the Class D Relays and fourth in Southeastern Mass. Division One. The outstanding runners of the season were Marc Fain and League All-Star members Mark Baldani and Chris Harrison. The majority of the runners will be returning this year, when the Warriors will be looking forward to another fine season. PAGE 176: (1) “I feel great!’’; (2) ‘Feels just right.”; (3) “Cheer up Ed.”; (4) Real mean bunch; (5) Seekonk Airlines; (6) “Oh God! What a smell!” PAGE 177: (1) Huffin’ and puffin’; (2) Row 1: R. Hoyt, C. Cushing, M. Goodman, K. Piquette, L. Drapeau, D. Brown, M. Schultz, J. Tretton, M. Pimentel, S. Graham, J. Ellis. Row 2: J. Gauthier, D. Mullen, G. George, J. Texiera, D. Dupont, R. Sloane, C. Harrison, J. Allison, C. Rutter, P. Gendron. Row 3: Coach Mooney, J. Kazowka, J. Larotonda, J. Barker, J. Reddington, J. Burns, M. Ellis, J. Zuromski, A. Azulay, B. Seeley, M. Leonard, E. Perron, M. Baldani, E. Santos, D. Westcott, J. McCormick (assistant coach). (3) “Reach, Mike, reach”; (4) “Oh, you're so silly”; (5) Over it Mike, not through it”; (6) ‘Don’t tread on me”; (7) “Close Tex, but no banana.” Spring Sports 176 177 Spring Sports Team qualified for prestigious tournament Seekonk’s finest season in tennis. The Boys’ Tennis team was composed of several excellent players, led by seniors Keenan Hagenburg, Ernie Madden, and Andy Hartnett; and juniors Paul Smith and John Couris. The match against an impressive and experienced Attleboro team displayed many outstanding individual performances. Wins against Bishop Feehan, Taunton, Durfee and Dighton-Rehoboth also showed Seekonk’s versatile talents. For the second straight year the team qualified for the prestigious State Tournament and placed well. In the words of Coach Ridolfi; “An excellent season for the second year in a row, in only their second season as a varsity team.” PAGE 178: (1) L to R, Row 1: A. Gordon, A. Hartnett, P. Smith, P. Rufful, B. Bizier. Row 2: Coach Ronald Ridolfi, R. Coogan, K. Hagenburg, M. Westfield, J. Couris. (2) “What a face”; (3) “| can be very friendly’; (4) Nureyev on the court?; (5) “Deep knee bends”. 178 Spring Sports Novice Coach rallies squad to impressive record Once again, the Girls’ Tennis Team enjoyed a successful season. They had a slow start with two disappointing losses to atough Durfee team and an undefeated Attleboro team. From that point on, they were on a winning streak. One of their surprising victories came late in the season when they reversed their loss to an undefeated Attleboro team by a score of 3 to 2. By the end of the season, novice Coach, Chery! Wilson, had rallied the squad to an impressive record of 14 wins-2 losses. Contributing to the success of the season were co-captain Dot DiOrio, who played first singles, and Liz and Pat Sullivan, playing second and third singles respectively. First, doubles played by Joan Couris and Darlene Paul, and second doubles played by Meg McGovern and Sue Burrows rounded out the team. Due to the determination and enthusiasm of everyone involved, the team enjoyed a winning season. PAGE 179: (1) “%? ” flys”; (2) “Abra ca- dabra, Presto”; (3) “Take it in the face”; (4) Concentration = determination; (5) “The face of achampion”; (6) Row 1, L to R, Coach Chery! Wilson, S. Burrows, L. Pardini, D. Paul, J. Couris. Row 2: N. Choate, M. McGovern, S. Foeri. 179 Spring Sports $$$$$$555$ Taking Care of Business They get up every mornin’ from the ‘larm clock warnin’ Take the 8:15 into the city There's a whistle up above and people pushin’ people shovin’ And the girls who try to look pretty, And if your train's on time, you get to work by nine And start your slavin' job and get your pay If you ever get annoyed, look at me I'm self employed | love work at Sein all day. And I've been takin’ care of business every day Takin’ care of business every way I've been takin’ care of business and workin’ overtime, Work out. Best wishes to our daughter, Ellen: Always remember that respect is everything in life. From Mr. Mrs. José O. Doro. Bob Kulaga Good luck to the class of ‘79 from Elizabeth Sullivan. Good luck in the future from Cheryl Church- ill Good luck in the future Carolyn Boudreau, Class of ’72. Good luck Laurie Lorranine Grace Warmest wishes from Mr. Mrs. Jeff Gou- veia Good luck Linda from Ann Mello Best of luck Linda from Brian Sullivan Be happy in everything you do God bless you Linda from Mr. Mrs. Roger L. Follansbee John Denise Zompa Helen Steve Leavitt Denise M. O'Neil In memory of Tammy Russell from Jeannette Smart. Sandra Johnson Barbara Feneeia Mr. Mrs. F. P. Giffune My back to the wall is victim of laughing chance. This is for me the essence of true romance. Richard Novak, DE Teacher Good luck seniors — from Mr. Mrs, David F. Sweet. This is for Barry Barboza because he is too cheap to pay for it himself from Cyndi Congratulations class of ‘79. 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Good luck and best wishes — Rhonda friends, Love, Karen Frank | can see the light in yours eyes. — Stephen Paula 78” Thank God he’s gone — Barbara Good luck to the Pres. with love from Jeanne Mr. Mrs. Raymond C. Grenier Sincere wishes for a happy future from the Lacys Best wishes to the class of ‘79 from Miss Heaton Bob Frazier Sue, toa girl | like a lot. Best wishes to you. Bobby Marshall Rick and Brenda Best wishes from Joe Lebel Good luck from Paul DeMello Good luck Robin from Dad Mom Good luck Robin from Lisa Bailey Mr. Mrs. Roger Delisle Good luck from Mr. Mrs. Richard Craw- ford. : Best wishes Robift from Ron Idall Get back in the closet Robin from Topcat. Now it’s your turn Cher and Rick Our best to you — Mr. Mrs. Roland Smith Good luck class of ‘79 from Richard Caspoli Good luck Robin — Mrs. Brunelle Good luck Robin Mr. Mrs. Paul Bailey Good Luck — Mrs. Rita Caspoli Good luck class of 1979 “From Me” Richard Novak Good luck Robin from Harry and Mary Good luck Robin — Mr. Perreault Best wishes from Miss Tessar Good luck from Mrs. Christiansen Best wishes class of ‘79 from Miss Provazza Best wishes from Mr. Ellis Best wishes from Elaine Thibodeau. Alice Pickett Best of luck seniors — Love Joanna Good luck seniors — Love Kim. Best of luck in the future from Jeanne and Ed Oakly Good luck from Kim and Amy Oakley Best of everything for the class of ‘79 from Norman Charette Best wishes from David and Heather Saad Good luck class of 1979 from Cheryl Ryan Wish you health and success in life, class of 1979 from Ray Chartier Good luck in your future endeavors from Yvette Chartier Good luck in the years to come class of ‘79 from Cheryl Chartier May you have a wonderful future, God bless and keep you. Jeanne Biretta Best of everything from Hank Biretta W. S. Scott Best wishes Laurie from Suzanne Ayoub Carol A. Isel Evelyn and Stu Chapman Patricia LaPlance Evelyn Famion Marion Brudi Violet Gryzenda Maureen Charese Sue — you made it!!! Wow! — Herb Best wishes from Sue’s Mom Dad Best of luck to my best girl from Uncle Stan Don’t forget to state the equation Mr. Robert Mattis Justis D. Anderson “Colour” To Taral my love — Parting is such sweet sor- row. A. J]. Nocera Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Murphy Best wishes Mary Beth Arico. Mr. Mrs. Edward Sweeney Good luck Seekonk Graduates of ‘79 Mary, | love you. Good luck Mary Beth Arico in your speech. Love Mom Dad To my future Best Friend Love Mom To you — love “Grandma Moses” Good luck class of ‘79 and Mary Beth from Elizabeth Henry “Great” Aunt do Love Mary! | don’t care what they say about Mary Beth, she’s alright with Me. To the class of ‘79 — Who knows how to have a good time without this stupid rhyme. Robin Dean, life is a big rollercoaster. Dytex wishes class of ‘79 the best uf luck. The year of 79 is very important from Diane Louie. NY is saying hello To all my friends — from a friend Congratulations class of ‘79 Happiness is to graduate with all your friends, Love M. A. Sunshine always Shynics after the mid- night stars in Bangor! Compliments of “Advanced Civilization”, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ara Gelenian Carla J. Schlobolm BYE 1 Carl Warren, Clothespin Anna Perry Congratulations — Margaret Sousa Anthony Moniz Thomas Morton Best wishes and may all your dreams come true from Ernestine E. Bury. James Fernandes, Sr. Dr. Mrs. Kenneth A. Scott, Congratulations Mickey’s TV Jim Armstrong Dave MacFarlano “Trimline”’ Mike Casey Don Joyal “Yankees 1” Dick Lefebvre ‘The Boss” Good luck from a friend 1978 Best wishes class of ‘79 Good luck class of ‘79 from Mr. Mrs. Moorhouse Best wishes to the class of ‘79 from Lillian Mello Best wishes to Laureen Love ya always, Steve Good luck in the future for Laureen Good luck Mello-ette’s Good luck to a really great friend. Good luck with Steve Love Veronica Good luck to the Distributive Education Class of 1979 Mr. Mrs. F. P. Giffune Good luck to Steve Laureen. Best wishes to Laureen and Steve's future Stay high and keep cool and see you in church Good luck class of 1979 from Mr. Mrs. James Burns Hope to see you all together in 1989 from Mr. Mrs. Anthony T. lacovone Best of luck, success and happiness class of ‘79 from Mr. Mrs. John J. Tretton Jr. Good luck, Grandson, Jackie Tretton class of 1979 from Jane M. Wallace. God bless you and keep you always from Sister Louise May Jesus always be the Lord of your life from Fr. Richard Peace and Joy from Mary. G. Connolly You're a reflection of the Lord’s love. Enjoy living it. Love and Best wishes Ruth May you find what you seek, and be suc- cessful at what you do in life from Bren- dan F. Masterson. Love, Joy, Peace from Madelaine and Nor- man With love and prayers Bill, Bev and Lori God Bless you always from Eleanor Lagace Jesus loves you and so do | from Louis and Alma Laliberte Keep smiling you are loved — Fred Pau- line L. Heureuy Love ya brother “Fats” The class of ‘79 will always shine — Margaret Cassels We wuv you Nose. A Friend A bright future A Friend Wanted: Funny Looking Red Horse. Good Luck Class of 79 Good Luck Seniors Hail, Laachevia! Yorvik and Yorkov Good Luck from Mr. Mrs. Neil D. Bucci Happy tomorrows from Kizzi Mae Good Luck from “The Wayne” Keep on Truckin from Nancy Johnny DiPietro Hey, Tennile how’s the Captain. from Chris To a super teller at EPCU — good better best never rest, till the good get better and the better get best. From: Your super terrific manager The system will work for you — if you work for it from the Three Stooges Hey Boo Boo — it looks like we made it past Ledgemont from “Caddy” “BLS” have you heard the ducks lately? | haven't! Hi guys — its been four years and | still don’t have a “Penni eye” forever! Good Luck to ‘79 from Richard Beneduce Congratulations to the Class of ‘79 from A. Peter Sperduti Frank Sousa Best Wishes from John Florio Best of Luck to the Class of 1979 from Ron Rickey Sue Emond Good Luck from Rob and Jackie Charette Be successful and “Have a good one” from Brian Voyer Good Luck Class of 1979 The Keoughs Good Luck Class of 1979 A friend God bless all the Class of 79 from Mrs. Char- ette Good Luck Class of 1979 from Paul Kathy Charette Congratulations Seniors — Frank Mooney Congratulations and a lot of good luck — Malcolm Riggs Good Luck, Seniors, Mr. Mrs. George D. Clark Congratulations Gail and Jeff froma P.C. stu- dent! Love Mom Dad Congratulations “O” from “Kodak” Congratulations Kodak from the one and only “O”! Operator? Operator? Hey, Cleo, you there? Good luck from Mother Nature California Dreamin! Wish we were there again! Congratulations Seniors from Donna Gar- rett 18] Best Wishes to the class of 1979. Mr. Mrs. Henry Pestana Where’s Suzanna? Anonymous Best wishes. Mr. Mrs. Schneider Good luck. Mr. Mrs. Poliquin Good Luck Seniors Good Luck John Joan from Gail Mr. Mrs. Rufful Doris Keyes Good Luck Karen — Your Godmother Best of Luck Karen — your Godfather Good Luck Karen from Mom and Dad Best Wishes Mr. Mrs. Sergeo Macedo Best Wishes Class of ‘79 Mr. Mrs. Manuel Pestana Bob Frazer Best of Luck always! Celest, Tom T. J. Mellon Good Luck Anna banana Terry Toner Good Luck. Yvonne Bowin Good Luck and stay Happy Chris Cutler The best of luck to you. Alan Derious Congratulations and Best of Luck to the class of 1979 — Mrs. Denise DeCaporale Have a great senior year, Derrith — from Sanna Well, at least now David Hurd is gone Hang in there, U. E. D. I'm free! ‘79 is the greatest Look out world here | come! | got hooked for a buck! Uncle George To Jody, with love — Aunt Louise Good luck to my sister Good luck Jody, from Nana and Grandpa Roy Ray Tkacs got took Tay Puerini — Hope the school years ahead are the happiest and most fruitful ever. Tom Thompson — Break a leg Robert Barboza J. V. Pachico — Good luck to a good and nice girl Tony — Keep smiling as always Mary Allunilla — Good Luck Hill’s Liquors — Good Luck Hank Good Luck from Aunt Helen Good Luck from Aunt Mary Good Luck to the Senior Class Best Wishes from Rick Clermont Mr. Mrs. Dan Gallucci Al Pine Joey and Lori “78” Good Luck Kim! You'll need it. Barbara Good luck in the future Scot Lorman “Woof” of luck, Julie from Alfie Love to our Julie-Anne from Mom and Dad. Best of luck to Julie, my good buddy. From Peg Arena (Plymouth Mass). Good Luck to my favorite cousin from Irene Butera. To my “Babe” from Bruce. Good Luck to my little cuz. from Kathy To Julie from TI Chick Tl Irene. To my favorite niece Julie from TI Joe. To Julie from TI Fred Best of Luck to my friends and my class, from Julie Good luck class of ‘79’ from Julie and Bruce. 182 Good luck Seniors from Mr. Mrs. Lars S. Gordon. Good luck Janet. Mom Dad May your future be bright and happy, Janet. from Mr. Mrs. Joesph M. Medeiros Good luck Jaye. Love Max, Shelia, K. A. Mary, it was so funny | laughed so hard. The mice have escaped Meg! Sherry, Vienna, Austria July 13, 1977; Never forget Pretzels and Jelly. Buena suerte, Seniors, de Hermana ANA : To Jr — Thanks — Sr. Sandi Ruggiero Mr. and Mrs. John Dolan To Ellen: Your future success will depend on your ability to use your knowledge to accomplish your goals in life. From Uncle John. Good luck Jack Class from Mr. Mrs. J. M. Oden Success Luck Jackie Class Dave, Gail, Melissa, Jason Trenton. Congratulations, Jackie Class from Grandma Grandpa Tretton Good luck Lacey, Kim, Beth, Anita, Carm and the rest of the senior class. From Kendra Congratulations and Best wishes to the class of ‘79’ from John Antunes (Arco Station) Best wishes to the class of 79 from Mr. Mrs. Robert Miller. Kim give Chrissy a chance at Wimbleton next year. From Billy Jean Best wishes to the class of ‘79’ from Margaret Ann Lombardi Best wishes to the class of ‘79’ from Denise Gamache Best wishes class of ‘79’ from Kizzy, 95, Chantelle and Gypse. A friend. Congratulations to Lisa from Nana Best wishes from Adeland Gagnon Congratulations to the class of 79 from Cynt- hia Manley Good luck to the class of “79” from Ralph E. Smith Best wishes to the class of 79 from Mr. Mrs. James J. Rennick Jr. To the class of ‘79. . . To conquer you must believe you can. From the Anthony Lock- wood Family. Best Wishes. Love, Reghan Good luck class of ‘79 from Amie Marcil Best wishes from Young’s Caterers Congratulations, you finally made it! from L. M.Y. Good luck Mark Collen. Love Pepere Best wishes Mark and Colleen, Matt, Bob, Joan, Z. Love, Rose Good luck, Mark Colleen love Chris and Cathy Best wishes to Julie the Great class of ‘79. From Mr. Mrs. Dennis Veader Sr. Good Luck to my sister from Denny Veader. Best Wishes Good Luck from Mr. Mrs. Pitchard Good Luck and Good Health from Mr. Mrs. Goulet Good Luck, congratulations from Mr. Mrs. James Finegan Mr. Ilts from Julie Ann Pajarillaga A Friend Congratulations class of 79”. Best wishes from Mr. Mrs. Easton. Good luck seniors from the Brown’s Best of luck from the Cooks Good luck, from the Millers. Best wishes, Mrs. Giffune Best wishes from Sal Best wishes from the MacBeths Best of luck from the St. Pierres Good luck seniors from Roger Hoyt Good luck Best wishes from Dr. Mrs. Parrauus Good luck to the senior class, from The Hay- dens Much success in the future from Vera Macedo Best Wishes to a swell person, from Mr. Mir- anda May the Dear Lord bless the class of ‘79 from Mildred |. Hubbard May you always have happy days, from Ray Coelho Good luck Seniors from Carlos. Isidoro May the sun shine on you class of 1979. May success always follow you, class of 1979 from Mrs. Mary Barber. Best wishes to the class of ‘79 from the Coyle Family. The best is yet to come! Class of ‘82 from Wendy McGuy, Allan F. McGuy Jr. Good luck class of 1979 from Robin McGuy Love ya’ Jasper! from Peeches (And you thought nobody knew) Maureen Keough — Best wishes to the class of 79: Mike Bessette Best wishes to the class of ‘79 from Mr. Mrs. Tankard Family. Good luck in the future, class of ‘79. To a super class 1979, from Tim Bessette Good luck Seniors from Mr. P. J. Gibas Good luck De. . . Bonnie Kelly Best of wishes always. De Good luck “Friends” Mrs. Gallup BAM: Look forward to the right for you will never be lonely. . .JLS Good luck seniors Wishing you many more good times and plenty of laughs. We made it, Marily, from Ron and Carol. Kim, | won't believe it until | see the dip- loma in your hands, Barbara. Mr. Mrs. Raymond May Good luck Rhonda, Alan, Bob and all the gang — B.H. Congratulations to the class of ‘79 — J. Cat- fish Hunter — George Steinbrener Congratulations from Elmer Fudd — Tom Bray. Good luck from the Doyle Sporting Good Champions from Paula Williams. Best wishes to the class of ‘79 — Charlie D. Keep partying, Doughboy — Danny Arico Good luck to the class of ‘79, Best wishes to all my classmates from Robin Dean Stay on the stick and good luck to all my friends from Mary Ella Congratulations, Robin from A. Smith Best wishes to Robin, Roy and Mary from P. Williams To the super stars from a super star, Good luck, Reggie Jackson. Ma Keough Margaret K. Hopkins Good Luck from Mrs. Coelho Terrific, R. P. Burke Congratulations from Kath, Jerry, Eileen Rucas Love to Caj from Kathy T. Eileen H. Good luck to Mark, Joany Z from Porknum G. Sted Benoit-nanoit To John Joan from the Ying-Yangs Good riddance to K. C., L. M. Pug from Anonymous With love to Big M Big O. signed Daugh- ters-in-law Goodbye to Saint Luz forever To my best friend Eileen from your sister Kathy To Kathy Eileen from The Patudes Best wishes to the Wacky Members of H.R. 104 from Miss Wilson Martha, the best is yet to come. From Mom Dad Best of luck from a friend Congratulations Seniors, you finally made it! The best is yet to come. From Jo Ann Rose Those of you going to college, good luck it will be worth it in the end. From Lee Rose If you're going to college make the best of it. The opportunity only comes once. Jo Ann Rose May you always have the best of luck in all that you do. From Mr. Mrs. J. H. McNally Have fun in your senior year. Amey Good Luck in whatever you may do. George Congratulations class of ‘79 the future is in your hands Seek often the things that are pure, lovely, righteous and beautiful. Paul, The Bible Love when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must that’s the part of the plan. Be good always. Murph Good Luck Seniors, Mrs. Dorothy Casey Family. Stay High Smiling Stay Happy. G. Terry Good Luck Best Wishes, Godmother — Helen Marie Terry Love Ya, Robin — Charlie Stay Cool ’79. J. Rice Good luck ‘79 J. Crosby Skute on down freak on out. Good Luck Roslyn Silvia Congratulations, Robin Mama Marmie Best wishes from the Oreos. Robin, Roy Mary Ella ; Good luck and best wishes to the class of ‘79. janice Banna. Good Luck from the “Magic Man” Congratulations to the class of “79”. Best of wishes to Janet from Debbie Kurak M rs. Joanna F. Dorazio Good Luck 1979 graduates. Mrs. Eleanor Nel- son Best wishes from Bill Wallace Good luck graduating class of ‘79 — Attle- boro High School Congratulations Laurie. Love Andy Pauline Congratulations. Mr. Mrs. Charles Hum- phrey Chuckie Best of luck, Laurie Joanne David Best wishes, Laurie from Dad Josephine Giacolone, Congratulations Lau- rie Congratulations class of “79” from Peggy Congratulations class of “79” from Ricky Congratulations class of “79” from Carol Best wishes Class of 79” Margret Humphrey Mrs. Janice Sweeney Best Wishes From the Class of '82 tag SP Good Luck From the Mineral Club Student Council Wishes the Class of 1979 Much Success in the Future 183 FREE ESTIMATES TEL. 336-8635 434-7485 Jose Born FURNITURE REPAIRING - REFINISHING ESTATES BOUGHT 8 SOLD EAST BAY 63 COUNTY STREET SEEKONK, MASS. 02771 SPECIALIZING IN ANTIQUES C f CO. INC. Congratulations From 1109 So. Broadway East Providence, RI 02914 The Medical Club Block Ice Crushed Ice Cubes Party Ice DAIRY K 1350 FALL RIVER AVENUE, SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 02771: TEL. 336-9700 Congratulations and Best Wishes LUN =a ses 2 = Ge s Eas GOT WER a ae CLASS of ah FFLELOMFUGDIS BET AM = Congratulations trom the Class of '80 S Awe o Phones: 434-9896 434-9774 CHAPEL HAIR FASHIONS ol ss .o oe 563 Taunton Ave. Shopper’stown Plaza East Providence, R.I. 02914 Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 6 Open Tues., Thurs., and Fri. till 9 p.m. Congratulations from the National Honor Society President: Todd Hagenburg Vice President: Meg McGovern Secretary: Mary Maddock Treasurer: Mike Leonard Margaret McGovern Deborah Mowry Marybeth Nelson Steven Pacheco Kellie Partridge Eugene Policastri Patricia Rennick Janet Ruggiero Melissa Schreck Paul Smith Melissa Souza Kristin Swanson Robert Tella Karen Zaretsky John Zuromski Joanne Bergeron Lisa Champigny Carmel Chandley David DiOrio Joanne Donaldson Ellen Doro Robert Drapeau Mary-Jo Flanagan Steven Fuller David Grenier Todd Hagenburg Robert Holmes Michael Leonard Mary Maddock Carol May 185 186 BRENNAN'S PHARMACY 140 Central Ave. Seekonk, Mass. Russell Stover Candy and Fanny Farmer Candy Durfee Trust Peo le... Just] Ou. Insurance Broker Dhl 2 Gears 1494 Newman Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts Real Estate ° Jack E. Kenyon Southgate |-7754 BIG BEEF MARKET 1408 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 02771 61 7—336-8587 Freezer Meats Also Available Hinds and Sides CREATIVE IMAGES HAIR SALON 18 Olney Street Briarwood Plaza Seekonk, Massachusetts Appointments Preferred Tel. 336-8452 A Full Service Salon for Men and Women Specializing in: Precision Hair Cutting Styling ¢ Skin Care — Makeup Applications Private Styling Booths AL NERBONNE SHOES 499 Central Avenue Seekonk, MA 761-8115 STRIDE RITE CHILD LIFE WALK OVER HUSH PUPPIES Discount Shoes and Sneakers in Our Annex 617—336-7335 100% Financing Flynn Auto Sales WHOLESALE — RETAIL Billy (Mac) Mcllmail Rte. 6, Seekonk, MA Congratulations Seniors Weintraub's Driving School 'Felicitacioues ala Clase de 79 ' SOCIEDAD HONORARIE HISPANICA David DiOrio President Anna Figueiredo Vice President Mary Jo Flanagan Secretary-Treasurer Gerard Allison Stephen Kanelakos Gail Lagerquist Mary Beth Nelson Michael Boucher Robert Bizier Patricia Keegan Gail Stallard Stephen Burke Dawn Dillon Ann Healy Janet Ruggiero Thomas Ustas Pierre Turcotte PAT ABBRUZZI'S HOUSE OF NAPLES Family Restaurant 1735 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 336-9866 Serving Breakfast and Lunch and Dinner Open Daily 9-9 Closed Tuesday The AUTO SHOW LEONARD, INC. 1241 Fall River Ave., Seekonk, Mass. 02771 : woes a ‘ hea F - Fee mage ‘ 3 3 ; § ' , WSs a 187 Continental Breakfast Tel. 617—336-8050 S%,, a Q, GANS GATEWAY ) se = MOTOR INN is — gy 10 Minutes East of Providence Jctn. Rtes. 6and II4A Seekonk, Mass. Vincent Rotondo, Mgr. 304 Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 02771 HI-RISE SHELL 738 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. Phone 336-9800 es Concrete — Gunite — Custom Design 336-7410 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1979 H. M. SOULE CO. Lawrence H. McClean Ernest J. Murby C. Russell Jennings 466 Division Street Pawtucket, Rhode Island Al's Fruitland a RANE Acirnretees es Tatil fi M 4 Route 44 Route II4A Seakonkihassm0277) Seekonk, Mass. D2 °: S80 We Grow Our Own Vegetables Luncheon Mon.-Sat. | 1:30-2:30 Dinner Mon-Sat. 5-10 Sun 12-9 (617) 761-7128 ALLEN BLANCHARD LAWNMOWER SALES 185 Wayland Avenue Providence, R.l. O2906 THE ae 751-6166 MMIT a SHOP Ariens — Jacabsen — Poulan — Homelite Power Equipment Husqvarna Chain Saws Richard Blanchard 46 Pond St. (Off Rte. 152) Prop. Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 Kizzy, Chantelle 95 Central Avenue Vet. Clinic 455 Central Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 02771 182 North St. Hyannis, Mass. 02601 775-022 Merchants Cash Register, Inc. Briarwood Plaza Seekonk, Mass. 02771 336-9460 Colonna's Family Restaurant 1416 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Best Wishes to the Class of 79 Gin's Coin-op Laundromat Briarwood Plaza Cor. Olney and County Sts. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Tel. 336-9841 Congratulations From David P. Voorhees 3 Benson Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 02771 44 — HOUSE OF PIZZA 411 Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 Telephone: (617) 336-7364 Dodge Dodge Trucks Elmwood Dodge Inc. 625 Taunton Avenue East Providence, R.I. 02914 Gordon P. Solomon General Manager New Cars, Trucks, Used Cars Compliments of THE SEEKONK POLICE ASSOCIATION Unele Matty’s Tropical Gardens Best Wishes Taunton Savings Bank Briarwood Plaza Branch County Street Route 6 Seekonk, Mass. Apt Central Plaza Branch Central Avenue Route 5 Warwick, R.I. 336-8268 737-9594 ''We Want to Be Your Bank. Shaws Meat Market 1515 Newman Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 02771 GRIST MILL I aes tie COUNT RY 399-8530 STORE 879 ARCADE AVENUE SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 617-336-8232 Dairy Swirl 259 Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Call me, Earnie Routes 44 114A 336-7700 Thur. 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. - 12 Noon All other weekdays 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Baker’s Corner 761-5500 Fri. 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. All other weekdays 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. FIRST BRISTOL COUNTY Sane“ 193 New England Tae Kwon Do Briarwood Plaza Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Instructor: Mr. Richard Carvalho 336-7663 Telephone: 336-8580 7 Springview Ct. Seekonk, Mass. Kleen-All Refuse Service, Inc. Containerized Waste Disposal Commercial — Industrial — Institutional EILEEN DARLING'S Henry A. Pestana Pres. RESTAURANT Wilrose J. Peliquin — V.-Pres. AND Mary R. Pestana — Sec Treas. RAMADA INN Best Wishes Seniors SEEKONK M.F.G. CO. Perrin Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Phone: 61 7—761-8284 Manufacturers of a Complete Line of Torque, Screw Machine Products and Industrial Plating 194 Congratulations Class of '79 Shaws Meats Shaw's Meat Market Briarwood Plaza Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 r From THE SEEKONK EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Class of '79 Fr om Linda's Mom and Dad CQuabs 336-9224 G Footwear [HE CLOTHES PIN 54 OLNEY ST. SEEKONK, MASS. “WE NEED YOUR FEET TRANSPARENT BOXES Ane COVERS Good Luck Seniors From Carlee and Barbara Wa rren Alfred T. Morris, Jr. MORRIS TRANSPARENT BOX CO. 945 WARREN AVE., EAST PROVIDENCE, (401) 438-6116 198 Phones: 761-5588 761-8674 Chis are 3 HOUSE OF BEAUTY INC. 193 Central Avenue Seekonk, Mass. NAT'S GARAGE, INC. | BRE Six Hair Stylists Waiting to Serve You 32 Hollister Road Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Thoroughly Modern Dance Studio Tap Ballet Jazz Acrobatics 20 Briarwood Plaza Seekonk, Mass. 02771 336-7682 OUR BEST WISHES to the Class of Fram and Autolite are Bendix Companies FRAM CORPORATION Providence, Rhode Island 02916 Congratulations Class of '79 B.B.C. The Oldest and Most Complete Hardware Store in Seekonk OSCAR'S HARDWARE PAINT HILL'S PACKAGE Set Me STORE ; Phone: 434-3667 1143 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 oss Transworld GILMORE'S FLOWER SHOP, INC. 76 Taunton Avenue East Providence, R.I. 02914 200 EXIT SW, ROUTE 495, 80 SOUTH ST., HOPKINTON, MASS. 01748 J.J. GREGORY uy SON, INC. MEMBER Construction Equipment 77 Highland Ave., Rt. 6 East Providence, Rhode Island PHONE: 336-8649 HOME: 336-8175 State Sine Horist 299 FALL RIVER AVENUE SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 02771 CLINT RUTH LUSH, prop. teleFlorist Congratulations Class of '79 The Seekonk Track Club ae BAY STATE pee RACQUET CLUB TOP OF THE COURT 997 South Main Street Telephone Attleboro, MA 02703 222-2479 Best of Luck Class of '79 MOTOBECANE SANDLEBARS | : 1314 Fall River Ave. wr. ) Fit FOR ALL YOUR BICYCLE NEEDS Ried ee, 743 Fall River Ave.. ai Seekonk, Mass. 02771 RALE GH Seekonk, Mass. BICYCLE CENTER 336-6814 Best Wishes Class of '79 336-9204 hoe. Richard Sloane Backhoe Excavating Septic Tanks Leach Fields Sewers Connected Asphalt Driveway Cement Work Gravel Loam 34 Field Street Seekonk, Mass. 201 Best Wishes Class of 1979 CARL A. LINDBERG REALTOR 235 Taunton Ave. Seekonk, Mass. Serving East Providence Barrington Dighton TONY'S 336-9600 Seekonk Swansea Rehobeth PACKAGE STORE Briarwood Plaza 4 Olney Street Seekonk, Mass. Tel. 33-7259 American Broadloom Braided Rug Furniture Company 404 Roosevelt Avenue Central Falls, R.l. 02863 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OES The Zaretskys SEEKONK SCHOOL COMMITTEE Robert R. Francis, Chairman John W. Agren, Vice-Chairman David D. Young, Secretary Jeffrey J. Day, Member Paul B. Hodge, Member Best Wishes Seniors! Compliments of _ STANLEY GREEN'S “Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Mass 02771 336-9669 203 204 Best Wishes 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. HAT lies behind us Best Wishes Cynthia Love Mom and Dad Good Luck, Julie Ann. We will miss you. Dad, Mom, Linda, Kathy, Marylou, Susan, and Ray. We have enjoyed sharing what now lies behind you. Our and what lies before us are tiny matters compared {o what lies within us. — Ralph Waldo Emerson sincere best wishes for what lies ahead. Mrs. Cassels and Mrs. Wing Congratulations froma Friend pes ales The Ski Club Wishes Seekonk High the Class of '79 Student Council Much Success and Happiness 205 206 Congratulations from the Class of '8| GERMAN AMERICAN (617) 336-9816 DINNERS SCNWARZ WALO haus WEEKDAYS - 4-9 SUNDAY 12-8 1641 FALL RIVER AVE. RT. 6 CLOSED MONDAY SEEKONK, MA. Proprietor: D. E. Horton'7| Graduate of SHS Mr. Geoffroy, for his superb photography. Mr. Saad, for his graphics and photographs. The Custodians, for being available at all times. Merci, Gracias, Salamat, Thanks We would like to thank the following people for their support and help: The Administration, for their support. The Seekonk Fire Depart- ment, for the use of their ladders. efforts. The Business Department for the use of their office equipment. i The Library Staff, for lend- ing us yearbooks and other materials. 4 _ j The Student Body, for cheering us on and supporting our Mr. Stephen Murphy, for the many long hours he devoted towards the suc- cessful completion of our yearbook. Mrs. Emond and Mrs. Goodnow, for balancing our budget and providing us with student materials. The Guidance Depart- ment, for the use of their phone. 207 It’s time toleave. .. Our beginning is coming to a close and s0 we look toward tomorrow. . . But let’s look at ‘yesterday and today. We arrived here alone and began our adventure together slowly, carefully, not sure of what was expected or sure of what we wanted. But during our time We gave up our loneliness and insecurities. We gained new friends, confidence in ourselves and a special feeling which cannot be defined by words. . . We leave so much stronger for we have shared deeply ! look at all of you and smile... for you are my friends, me x ie ety: 76 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1976 1 ELEVATOR | en cst Ribas hae enna’ . MR. BELLINS WIG 9 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 wide 1977 1977 DOLE NOTE NOT LEAST NOT E1987 © 4977 1977 1977-% 1977 ® 1 Seekonk Public Library Seemeacer Ty ne oe me ee Sih ee a tee TS _ tee Satter Een eee ; = - we 2 2 E : : : Sa eee yg (PLT 20, : “ ee hon