Seekonk High School - Seekonk Yearbook (Seekonk, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

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There needs to be something more — perhaps a memory. The Class of 1980 therefore dedi- cates our memories, Reflections ’80, to our advisors Mrs. Nancy Allen and Mr. David Saad. pew PRE ERS %% Moms dependon Kool Aid B iike kids depend on mors ii Re eR Conn: ODEN em tr metimeaesins Dedication 6 Faculty I believe that children are our future, Teach them well and let them lead the way. Show them all the beauty they possess inside. Give them a sense of pride to make it easier. Let the children ’s laughter remind us how we were. Faculty The Decision Makers Another crisis to be faced on the football field. Francis Gallishaw — Superintendent of Schools 8 Faculty J. Day, K. Duffel, C. Waller, R. Young, P. Hodge Whether it be writing a late pass or breaking up a fight ... making announcements or chastising at a dis- orderly meeting ... speaking with school personnel or deciding school policy ... chairing a routine meeting or cutting the school budget .. . these | | G — Vice Principal i 2s Peter Andreozzi ... Valmore LaFontaine — Administrative Assist- ant to the Superintendent Robert Mattis — Dean of Students are but a few of the tasks of the Deci- sion Makers. Sometimes these decisions are appre- ciated and sometimes they are not; but in either case the decisions are made with the best interests of all in mind. ee aimee ag aa Behind every cluttered desk sits a genius. Justus D. Anderson, B.S., M.A., C.A.G.S. — Virginia Gizzi, B.S., M.S., Guidance, Medical Robert F. Perreault, B.S., B.A., M.Ed., Guid- Guidance Department Chairman, Independent Club Advisor ance Study, Student Council Advisor Patsy-Ann O’Boy, A.B., M.Ed. Guidance The Senior class receives... Mrs. Emond Guidance Secretary Office Secretary , m4 re Sk. Ee Mr. Anderson gives the “evil eye” ; Mrs. Goodnow — Office Se John gets caught in the act. retary Faculty 9 Innovation Continues The English Department offers each student skill development in all phases of the language arts pro- ey he department places emphasis on the intel- ectual development and growth of the student by urging the student to draw his own conclusions from une world around him and to always be open to new ideas. The learning process in the English program is sequential, Bach grade level having specific objec- tives. The curriculum is in the process of making revi- . sions in this area which will be completed by the end ne of the 1980-1981 academic year. The new sequence John Walton, A.B. M.A. — English Depart- will be as follows: Grade Nine, Introduction to Liter- ment Chairman, Advanced Placement English, Mini-A, 9-3, Latin I, II ary Types; Grade Ten, Survey of American Litera- ture; Grade Eleven, Survey of British Literature; and Grade Twelve, Survey of World Literature. On the Junior and Senior levels, this sequence replaces the Mini courses that have been offered over the past six years. “T dare you to try cheating Junior Honors English and Senior Advanced Place- ment English will still be offered to those who want to pursue new depths of u intellectual activity. Also, an intensive SAT preparatory program, initiated this year, will again be offered to Juniors and Seniors who will take the PSAT SAT. A smile from a new member of the English Department ae ed te Carol A. Coelho, B.A., M.A.T., Mini-A, Mini-B, 9-3, Cheerleading Co-Advisor, Majorette Co- Advisor Bruce W. Ellis, B.A., M.A., Drama, 9-1, 9-2, 9-3, Drama Club Advisor Pe er . Grizzly Adams Look-Alike? bt “Really, it was this big!” James S. Kinder, B.Ed., M.A.T., Mini-A, Mini- B, Mini-C, Silver Key Advisor, Football Announcer Angela J. Heaton, B.A., M.A., 10-2, 10-3, Mini- A Portia 10 Faculty eRe Mr. Kulaga assumes his usual pose. — Robert A. Kulaga, B.Ed., 9-2, 10-2, Mini C, Class of 1982 Advisor, Girls’ J.V. Basketball Coach, Freshman Football Coach, Golf Coach on one of my tests.” Mr. Murphy begins the daily hymn. OA 8 Mi Ri Ap SOLARA PROLOG Roe SS Frederick W. Nelson, B.A., Mini-B, 10-3, D. English Stephen H. Murphy, B.A., M.A., Junior Honors English, 10-1, 10-3, Journalism, Reflections Advisor, Arcade Advisor ec Only her hairdresser knows for sure. roe The absent-minded Professor. “Read this by Friday.” Michalene Rollins, B.S., M.S., Developmental Sally Wing, B.A., Mini-B, Mini-C, 9-1, Indoor and Remedial Reading Track Assistant Coach, Outdoor Track Head Coach 2 Faculty 11 “Who stole my knitting needles?” a James Callahan, B.A. — Social Studies Department Chairman, American Govern- ment, Comparative Government, Drivers Education iP aw “See, understanding government is really simple.” if = j. Donald Carey, B.A., U.S. History A, U.S. Omer Leclerc, B.A., M.Ed., Comparative Gov- Francis Mooney, B.A., Economics A, Econom- History B, Social Studies Mini ernment, Social Studies Research, U.S. His- ics B, Comparative Government, Social Mini, tory, Freshman Class Advisor (1983), Supervi- Boys’ Cross Country Coach, Girls’ Cross Coun- sor of Athletics Cross Cultural Experiences The main philosophy of the Social Studies Department is to help the student develop into an independent thinker and a responsible citizen. This department provides a solid educational base for each student in world cultures as well as American History. To provide each participant with a solid background, cer- tain courses are required such as Comparative and American Government in the freshman year and United States History in the junior year. A more accelerated U.S. History course is offered for the advanced student in the junior year. Social Studies Mini-courses and research courses are offered for those interested in investigating the many social and political problems of today. Economics courses are Seen as electives to assist students in understand- ing today’s economy in preparation for the future. A Behavioral Science course is offered for twelfth grade students who wish to learn the basic principles of psy- chology and sociology. To help our students understand the background of our own community, the Social Studies Mini-classes will attempt to develop a written history of the town of Seekonk in conjunction with the Seekonk Historical Society. 12 Faculty try Coach, Boys’ Indoor Track Coach, Girls’ Indoor Track Coach, Boys’ Outdoor Track Coach, Student Government Advisor Mr. Callahan’s Freshman fan club 4 Leader of the Pack. Ronald Ridolfi, B.A., Social Mini, U.S. History, A.P. History, Football Coach, Tennis Coach ast Sandra S. Sypek, B.A., M.A.T., Behavioral Sci- ence, Social Mini, American Government “Gee Frank, maybe it’s time for Head and Shoul- ders?” Language study on the rise The Foreign Language Department strives to equip stu- dents with the ability to communicate and think in more than one linguistic dimension. Through the medium of both ancient and modern languages, the student is pro- vided with the means of transcending the bounds and limitations of his native tongue in order to view the world from different perspectives. In addition to acquiring basic skills in speaking, under- standing, reading, and writing the language, the student is provided with a growing awareness of the diversity and richness of foreign cultures. nia A Robert H. Hartley, B.S., M.A. — Foreign Lan- All courses are designed at various ability levels to meet guage Department Chairman, Spanish II A, B, the needs of all students. The newest courses offered are Spanish III, IV, V, Sociedad Honoraria Hispa- Spanish Conversation and French Conversation which ae eCehae as rovide the student with an opportunity to develop more grees So Beaicy in the language. Mr. Bucacci enlightens a student. CLO. oe At a time when the ARs SISA languages is waning elsewhere, at SHS the Foreign Language Department services seventy per cent of the total school population. Edward A. Bucacci, B.A., M.A., Spanish, Carlos Isidoro, B.A., French II, III, Spanish I, Joanne Lacy, B.A., M.A.T., French III, IV, V, French French Club Co-Advisor French Club Co-Advisor Faculty 13 John D. Hanley, B.Ed., M.A.T. — Science Department Chairman, Advanced Biology, Sci- ence II The birth of a Mad Scientist. th UDhCUdTe Crt Ae bub -b 2 Pb Bi Po At Rn hh ae OM AAA : SS ee te A Tm Yb Bri, Pe ee tm Md No ee orman Corriveau, B.A., M.A., pace Col- lege Chemistry, College Chemistry, General Chemistry Alan P. Bardsley, B.S., Physics Robert L. Frazier, B.A., Current Health Issues I, II, Chess Club Advisor Alfred E. Gocdein B.A., Biology, Environ- mental Science, Unified Science, Assistant Girls’ Track Coach 14° Faculty x E ‘ i ta ay The Clark Kent Family 2 ms 4 f. ; Gregory Hutton, B.S., Marine Science, College Biology, Unified Science, Mineral Club Advisor Thomas Ridolfi, B.A., M.S.T., Unified Science, Medical Technology, College Biology, Varsity Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach Stuart M. Weintraub, B.S., M.Ed., Science 9, Unified Science, Driver Education The facts of living The Science Department acknowledges that the proper utilization of scientific discoveries is of vital importance for the very existance and perpetuity of mankind. Therefore, ne Science Department believes in teaching the student the scientific facts, techniques, and skills used in solving scientific problems. Courses are offered for both the college bound and voca- tional students with both college preparatory and gen- eral science classes. New courses that were offered this year are Enriched College Chemistry and Enriched College Physics. These courses were developed to challenge the advanced stu- dents by increasing the amount of labwork and offering a more indepth understanding of the subjects. This summer, the Science Department hopes to open a workshop to develop a more advanced Physics or Chem- istry course for the 1981-1982 school year. Kamikaze Kameron Stephen J. Wujick, B.A., M.A., College Chem- istry, College Physics, Unified Science Relevancy is their goal At Seekonk High School, Mathematics is an integral part of the curriculum. The department treats mathe- matics as both an art and a science: they strive to teach both the aesthetic and practical aspects of math through a variety of courses geared to several levels of ability. The Mathematics Department emphasizes versatility, teaching highly accelerated courses such as Calculus I and II as well as the basics such as Elements of Math I and II. | The primary goal that the department hopes to Thomas H. Sullivan, Jr., B.A.. M.A. — Mathe- achieve is to teach students that math is an indispen- matics Department Chairman, Calculus II, sible tool, one that is useful in all aspects of twentieth Finite Math, Triometry, Math I- century society. Student participation in the program is not a problem since many students show a willingness to get involved with advanced exploration. As the department always tries to meet the students’ needs, they hope to offer a computer programming course in the future. “J a NG ae se : i ES _ E “a afer hy r . Robert C. Burke, B.A., M.N.S.M., Math I, William Butler, B.A., M.A., M.Ed., C.A.G.S., Gloria Isles, B.Ed., M.Ed., Geometry, Alge- Algebra IIB, Calculus Algebra IIB, Algebra IA, Math II, Finite Math bra I, II, National Honor Society Advisor eo £ 3 “4 e f- ee Amato J. Nocera, B.S., M.A., Algebra I, Geom- Cheryl D. Wilson, B.A., Pre-Calculus, Math etry, Math Review Geometry, Cheerleading Co-Advisor, Majo ette Co-Advisor, Girls’ Tennis Coach John J. Murphy, B.S., M.Ed., Algebra I, II, Geometry 16 Faculty UATION Margaret M. Cassels, B.S., M.A.T., Typ Personal Typing, Consumer Economics Marilyn Mooney, B.S. — Business Depart- “ment Chairman, Typing II, Shorthand I, II, ayannetif : Rh WN Tene ANA Son ee Joyce A. Christiansen, B.S., Personal Typ- Irene R. Partington, B.S., Accounting I, II, ing I, II, Typing I, Business Math Data Processing Office Machines, Record ness Law, Typing Keeping, Typing II Richard Stanek, B.S., J.D., Accounting, Busi- Courses benefit all The Business Education Department is a significant contribution to the curriculum of the high achosl For many students who are pursuing business careers, its benefits are invaluable and for the average student, it can provide basic skills that will prove to be very use- ful in everyday life. There are courses especially designed for both busi- ness and non-business minded students. For example, the serious business student may enroll in such classes as Typing I and II and Accounting I and II, whereas the college bound student may elect Personal Typing I and II to learn skills that meet their personal needs. if oe af sate. Richard S. Novak, B.S., M.Ed., Retail Mer- c handising I, II, Projects in Retail Merchan- dising, Exploring Retail Merchandising, Work Experience Supervision, DECA Club Mrs. Partington’s prote- Courses such as Business Law, Business Math, and Secretarial Office Practice prepare the student for the business world by placing emphasis on the devel- opment of personal qualities that will help a young person prepare for initial employment. | Advisor The Business Education Department is a well-organ- ized and efficient one, successfully imprinting busi- ness techniques and skills upon ach student that par- ticipates in the program. “The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog...” Faculty 17 Hands on training The Home Economics (Home and Family raed and Indus- trial Arts Departments provide knowledge and teach skills that are extremely beneficial to each student that participates in the program. The Home Economics Department enables the student to develop an awareness of the changing roles in contemporary society and helps the student to explore related career oppor- tunities. By offering specific courses such as Introductory Child Development and Advanced Clothing — Pattern Draft- ing, this department successfully meets the needs of all stu- dents who participate. The department hopes to offer a course on family relat ions in ena with the Science and Health Departments in the uture. The main philosophy of the Industrial Arts Department is to offer all students exploratory experience working with vari- ous industrial machines and materials while emphasizing safety and organization. This year, new courses are offered in Power Mechanics and Electricity. % ie) Helen C. Keough, A.B. — Departmental Head, Foods I, Clothing I, ‘Advanced Clothing, National Honor Society Advisor | | | | 1 + Mrs. Keough deciphers a “student creation.” ms Nancy H. Allen, B.S., Child Development Courses, Exploring Home Economi cs, Class of 1980 Advisor Jeanne M. Velardo, B.S., Foods I, Advanced Foods, Exploratory Home Economics, Clothing I oo AY : Marjorie Woodhams, B.S., Foods and Nutri- _ Child Development Students experiment on the real thing. tion, Clothing I, Interior Design, Crafts. 18 Faculty i. 8 £4 Donald J. Hulme, B.A., M.A. — Industrial Arts Department Chairman, Power Mechanics II, Advanced Wood, Basic Wood, Electricity, House Construction, Karate Club Participant Diligently trying not to saw off his “None of the sides of this box match.” €, “Can anyone tell me where this ‘thing’ goes?” Herbert E. Normandin, B.S., Power Mechanics I, I ee creas Tere ree eR Welcome to the Wonderful World of Wood Shop Joseph Reis, B.S., M.A., Industrial Arts I, House Construction, Power Mechanics II, Technical Drawing, Metal, Wood, Advanced wre) ae Metals. “How do you turn this thing on?” Ee: “We're never gonna get this box even.” Faculty 19 —— S Pa — pnt | oA Paul N. Mandeville, B.S., M.S., Physical Edu- cation, Soccer, Intramurals, Weight Training Intramurals, Badminton Intramurals Leys ; Ronald F. Colangelo, B.S., Physical Education, Adaptive Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach, Weight Training Coach Nancy E. Dobie, B.S., Physical Education, GAA Advisor Gina uses all her power and might. Muscles Mandeville : You've got the cutest little baby face... = Ellis Mayers, Advanced Lifesaving, Racing Fundamentals, Techniques of Water Polo, Sen- ior Testing, Boys’ Swim Coach ine 20 Faculty Sumo wrestling? “No autographs, please.” i Talents are developed The Art and Music Departments at SHS help students to further improve their skills and develop their individual talents in all artistic and musical areas. The Art Department provides all participants the oppor- tunity to enjoy and understand art as well as to develop their creative abilities. Art courses are offered as elec- tives in the areas of Arts and Crafts, Drawing and Painting, and Design and 3-Dimensional Form. Re ecial courses such as Advanced Painting and Advanced Pro- sets in the Arts are offered for the more serious art stu- ent. I Denise DeCaporale, B.S. — Music Department Chairman, Fundamentals of Music Theory, | Keyboard I, Marching Band, Stage Band, Con- cert Band, Chorus Likewise, the Music Department believes in designing goals that will result in the most effective music pro- gram that is possible for the students and the commu- nity. The music program presents music literature of many eet styles and cultures including our own musical heritage. Fru “.. Relax, the next five minutes will always cost you less!” New courses are offered in Guitar and Keyboard and will hopefully be offered in Creative Music Writing in the future. This year, the band will take a trip to Washington and will perform in the Winchester Apple Blossom Festival in Vermont. The stuff of creative genius gk OA ‘Carlos, I hate to tell you this but...” s ugly!” ‘ David Saad, B.A., B.S., M.A.E. — Art Depart- Deborah Walek, B.S., Introduction to Art, ment Chairman, Arts and Crafts, Commercial Design and 3-Dimensional Form, Class of ’83 Art, Form and Construction, Advanced Pro- Advisor a3 .2 x jects, Drawing and Painting, Advanced Paint- — aie ing, Art Club Advisor, Senior Class Advisor Faculty 21 A typical band rehearsal. Matt and... A a , Celeste Mellen, B.S., Special Education Margaret Hopkins, Instructional Assistant, Julie Michaud, B.S., M.Ed., Special Education Special Education Classes tt i z Mary-Ann Thibert, B.A., Project Rebound Jane Mitchell, B.S., Project Rebound Aide 22 Faculty : . i “g bs ak NO) Dorothy DiOrio, A.B., M.S. — Library Depart- ment Head, Audio-Visual Club Advisor, Library Club Advisor v Mary Barbar Library Secretary Mrs. Nancy Wolfe School Nurse Cashiers Mr. Frank Provazza Janitors Faculty 23 glace Complete — eee re Eaalde to he wo 24 Seniors We say goodbye, but yet we know We'll never truly part. Friendships like these will never die, They'll live forever in our hearts. Seniors Ret pe Wes 10OlinAvenue eens Ambition: Social Worker “Hold fast today to tomorrow’s dreams for they may slip thru and become yesterday's wishes.” Henn David Andrews 31 Sand Trap Lane Ambition: Own my own business “Have a good time while you can because sooner or later you won't be able to.” 26 Seniors iS Lies YW ‘i Kenneth Soseph Amaral 106 Briarwood Drive “Buddah”, “Kenny” Ambition: Electrical Engineer Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Stage Band (10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10) Judith Anne Almeida 116 Valley Street “Judy”, “Smiley” Ambition: Computer Programming, Medical Assistant “School’s out forever!” Gymnastics Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (10, 11, 12); Senior Prom Committee David Parker Aimstiong 18 Cherry Hill Drive “Dave”, “Flank”, “Flanky” Ambition: Marine Biologist, Conservationist “Truth is the highest that man can keep.” Cross Country (9); Letterman’s Club (10, 11, 12); Hockey (10, 11, 12) David Ariuda 95 Tee Jay Drive “Dave”, “Bouch”, “Aggits” Ambition: CPA “Work for what you want because it isn’t going to come easy.” Sill Lela Baker 258 County Street Ambition: Court Stenographer “If we ever have to part, you'll still be here in my heart.” Swimming (9, 10, Co-captain 11, 12); Student Council (9, 10, 11, 12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Hockey Cheerleader (10, Co-captain 11, 12); Independent Study (12) Brenda Marte Uae OT 376 Lincoln Street “Miss B” Ambition: To do my best at whatever I decide “Life is a puzzle and as time passes pieces fall into place. But there is no guarantee that all of the spaces will be filled.” Denise D Feulay 36 Gude Street Janice Hazel Banna 214 Taunton Avenue “Banana”, “Munchkin” Ambition: To never lose my friends after I graduate “One of the real joys of our living is having friends and keeping in touch with them.” Library Club (10, 11, 12); AV Club (11, 12); Pep Squad (10) Seniors 27 Vg. Ly es Valerie Jeane Barao 385 North Wheaton Avenue SAVE hl Ambition: Pediatrics “The greatest gift of learning is independence of thought and a confirmed belief in your own ability to achieve.” Pep Squad (9); Intramurals (9); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10); Hockey Cheerleader (10); Class Secretary (10); Evaluation Committee (10); Football Cheerleader (11, 12); GAA (10, 11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper; Independent Study (12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Basketball Cheerleader (11, 12) Hnn Aachacl Beau tegatd 824 Newman Avenue Ambition: Veterinarian “To accomplish great things, we must not only act but dream, not only plan but also believe.” Drama Club (9); Basketball (9, 10); GAA (9, 10, 11); Spirit Week Committee (10, 11, 12); Independent Study (12) 28 Seniors ? f Mary Susan Barnes 140 Ferncliffe Road “Mare”, “Marie”, “Red” Ambition: Business Management, Professional Vocalist “Tt is in learning music that many youthful hearts learn to love.” Concert Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Drum Major (12); Chorus (9, 11, 12); Pep Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (9); Tennis (9); AV Club (9, 10, Vice-president 11, 12); Library Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; DECA (11, 12) % Janice Gk Bardsley 26 Smith Street Db OZMe A fp B.” Ambition: College — Allied Health Sciences “Love is not only love, but rather a composite of hundreds of feelings, both good and bad, which must be accepted by both people or it is not love.” Drama Club (9); Mineral Club (10); Indoor Track (9, 10); Volleyball (10, 11, Co-captain 12); Student Government (10, 11); Medical Club (12); Spirit Week (12); GAA (10, 11, 12); Senior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Committee Sonya Seannine Bernier 32 Pocahontas Drive “Son”, “Somba” Ambition: Nursing “I don’t know how to tell you all just how crazy this life feels; I look around for the friends that I used to turn to to pull me thru; looking into their eyes, I see them running too.” Hockey Cheerleader (10, 11, 12); Medical Club (10); GAA (10, 11, 12); Independent Study (12); National Honor Society (11, 12) Michal DD Bessette 27 Chantilly Ct. “Mike” “Settie” Ambition: Professional Expert “Love when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must, that’s a part of the plan — await your arrival with simple survival, and one day we will all understand.” Football (9, 10, 11, Tri-captain 12); Hockey (10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Class Vice President (10, 11, 12): Student Council President (12); Student Advisory Board (11, 12); Student Government Day (9, 10, Chairman 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12) Joan Flaine Bloke 251 Oakhill Avenue “Princess”, “Bubbles”, “Jeb” Ambition: To live each day as it comes. “T could have done so many things, if I could only stop my mind from wondering what I left behind, and from worrying about this wasted _ time.” Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Gymnastics (9, 10) aay Aokert Joseph Rizter 1 Rosemarie Drive “Biz”, “Fizz” Ambition: Physical Education, Therapy “Lately it’s occurred to me what a long strange trip it’s been.” Football (9, 10, 11, Tri-captain 12); Tennis (9, 10, 11, Captain 12); Student Government Day (11, 12); Letterman’s Club; Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica; Independent Study Penni Lee Billington 700 Newman Avenue “Pen”, “Little Sis” Ambition: Lawyer, to be happy “If you love someone, let him go, if he comes back to you, he’s yours, if he doesn't he never was. Mineral Club (10, 11, 12); Drama Club (SO mtile 12); Ski Club (12); Senior Supper; Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Pep Squad (9); Gymnastics (9); Independent Study (12); Student Government Day (10, 12); Science Fair (9) Deffrey Bosworth 36 Briarbrook Drive atte Seniors 29 ohn North Bouteher III 54 Wildflower Drive Ambition: Musician “Let me not to the marriage of true minds admit impediments. Love is not love which alters when it alteration finds.” Stage Band (11, 12); Literary Magazine (11, 12) Penny Lynn BPrautlacht 25 Briarwood Drive “Penn”, “Nickel” Ambition: Secretary, to have happiness through life. “He who is not ready today, will be less so tomorrow.” “Love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one.” 30 Seniors Kathleen Png aw 7aga 1006 Fall River Avenue “Kathy” Ambition: Fashion Buyer, Coordinator “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” Pep Squad (9); DECA (11, 12); Randy (10, 11, 12) Carolyn Mary Bowen 240 County Street “Bowen” Ambition: To have a successful career in Air Force Communications “He who loses money, loses much; he who loses a friend loses more; but he who loses his spirits, loses all.” Library Club (9, 10, 11, 12); AV Club (10, 11, 12); Pep Squad (10) Stephen Pster Burke 55 West River Street “Burky” Ambition: College “It’s better to look where you're going than where you've been.” Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12); Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10, 11, 12) Cynthia Carol Burch Te eee L? Burns 32 King Philip Road yy putes Drive sOyndi’, “Cyn”, “C. B.” ‘Joe”, “J.B. Breen: Fashion Coorinator, Travel Tourism pte pose FAs Aap He anagement emember yesterday, live today, and dream “Do Fi go gentle into that good night, Rage, about tomorrow.” rage against the dying light.” . Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); “Mike forever”, “Miss you, Tammy” me 's Club (9, 10) etterman’s Club (9, DECA (11, 12) ZS Loha wd ’ Carda cell Charles Arthur Calverly || 174 Abe oe 69 Hawthorne Drive “Rick” Steven bs Caracctolo “Chip”, “Chuck”, “Charlie” Ambition: Mason 555 County Street Ambition: Musician, Sound Engineer “Visions of the past go through our minds, “Roaster” “Summer came and passed away, hardly touching and feeling, trying to find those Ambition: College, To get Roasted seemed to last a day, lookin’ over sunny days, special things we all will share, hope, trust, “You can relate to anything when you get searchin’ for that righteous wave, lookin’ from love, and care.” roasted.” this distant shore, you ain’t sailin’ by no more.” DE (11, 12); Football (12) Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Stage Band (10, 11, 12); Pep Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, jal, 1) Seniors 31 Wlliam Cassels 17 Jean Drive “Bill” Elaine Ma QLE Choate 20 Fieldwood Avenue Ambition: Fashion Model “Though the world needs reproof and correction, it needs kindness more; though it needs the grasp of the strong hand, it needs, too, the open palm of love and tenderness.” Band (9, 10, 11, Treasurer 12); Chorus (11, 12); Pep Squad (9); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Pep Band (11); Senior Prom Committee 32 Seniors alt i Deborah Kipp Chace 98 Marnoch Drive “Kipp” Ambition: Photographer, to go to Madison Square Garden with my horse, and to be rich. “Faces change, the years roll on, but memories remain the same.” Diving (10) Jann Carlyn Cashe T5012 49 Scott Road “J. C.”, “Casper” Ambition: Special Education “To do something, however small, to make others happier and better, is the greatest ambition, the most elevating hope, which can inspire a human being.” Medical Club (10, 11, 12); Pep Squad (9); Independent Study (12); Yearbook Staff (12); Senior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Committee Aaymond —Y- Christopher || 254 Jacob Street “Ray”, LB) fe Ambition: College, Business “Forever is a long time, but not as long as it was yesterday.” Golf Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (12); Basketball (9, 10); Ski Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12) i) Kent Thomas Churchill 144 Elm Street “Kenny”, “Kente”, “Moose” Ambition: To be very successful in business “To be yourself stop pretending and fooling yourself and what you are not suited to be.” Mineral Club (9, 10); Soccer Intramurals (9); Prom Committee (11, 12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (11, 12) Ann Ma QE Cobb 28 Hillcrest Avenue “Annie” Ambition: Court Reporter, Secretary “We must take the current when it serves, or lose our ventures.” David Wayne Cishowsht 98 Briarwood Drive “Ski? Ambition: To work outdoors in the field of Engineering. “In your life if you always give 100% you can always expect to be a winner.” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Baseball (12) Lisa Marie Cip 7LAaNnoO 617 Newman Avenue “Cip” Ambition: Medical Technologist “T wanna laugh while the laughin’ is easy. I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile. I got to make it the best time ever... I may never pass this way again.” Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (10, 12); Planning Board (12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff (12); Independent Study (12) Gal SK uth Coggeshall 6 Carling Circle Ambition: Secretary “The person who never makes a mistake is a person who never does anything.” Pep Squad (9) Seniors 33 Lisa Tean Colaluca 83 Linden Road Ambition: To live life to the fullest “Far away in another world there is happiness and love and in that world I will find the real meaning to my existence.” Shawn Prank Costello 1146 Newman Avenue Ambition: To make my life worthwhile. “Let me tonight look back across the span twixt dawn and dark, and to my conscience say — because of some good act to beast or man — ‘The world is better that I lived today’.” Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); Baseball (11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12) Seniors 4 } Annema te Terre 118 Bass Street “Costa Bean”, “ANNIE”, “Benie” Ambition: Fashion Illustration “Living life is fun, and I’ve just begun.” Karate (9, 10); Pep Squad (9); Intramurals (9, LOM IZ) Costa Pe ee ita, Daniel LAichard Coogan 16 Jean Drive “Dan”, “Schmoogan’”, “Coog”’ Ambition: College, Electrician, Computer Tech Hockey (10, Captain 11, 12); Tennis (10, 11, 12); Ski Club; Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12) Soseph SC Couto 370 Anthony Street “Cout”, “Cuto” Ambition: Aircraft Pilot, Mechanic “Never look back at what you could have done, always look ahead at what you can do.” Football (9, 11, 12) Lee-Ann Coyne 16 Hope Street “Chrissy”, “Crisco” Ambition: Veterinarian’s Assistant “The years teach much what the da ys never know.” Independent Study (12) Cameron Cushing 669 Taunton Avenue “Cam”, “Whoopee” Ambition: Medicine “People bring so much courage to this world that the world has to kill them to break them, so of course, it kills them, the world breaks everyone, and afterward, many are strong in the broken places, but those that will not break, it kills. It kills the very good, the very gentle, the very brave, impartially.” National Honor Society (11, 12); Cross Country (12); Indoor Track (10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (10, 11); Intramurals (9, 10, 11); Basketball (9); _ Baseball (12) Lau we $n Cu try 62 Mill Road eUaur Cur 1, Gt Ambition: Biologist “Iam not afraid of tomorrow, because I have seen yesterday and I love today.” Pep Squad (9); Football Cheerleader (10, Co- captain 11); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Freshman Class Representative (9); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper; National Honor Society (11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11); Yearbook Layout Editor (12); Ski Club (12); French Club (12); Basketball Cheerleader (9, 10, Co-captain 11, 12) Kerry Ann Cunningham 112 Sherman Avenue Ambition: Child Care “Here's to the songs we used to sing and here’s to the times we used to know. It’s hard to hold them in our arms again but hard to let them go. ” Flag and Banner Corps (10, 11); Chorus (11, Co- leader 12); Independent Study (12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee Hugh Edward Danielson 29 Kenyon Drive “Huey-Baby”, “Hugo”, “Hubert” Ambition: Engineer ; “If winter comes can spring be far behind?” Seniors 35 Bary ff De Blasio 16 Milton Street meINs (oa Ambition: Physical Education, Special Education “Advice is seldom welcome, and those who want it the most always like it the least.” Swim Team (9, 10, 11, Co-captain 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government Day (9, 10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (10, 11, 12); Weight Lifting Team (9, 10, 11); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Football (12) Exin Ann Dempsey 65 Hawthorne Drive Ambition: To be happy “We cannot change yesterday, that is quite clear, nor begin on tomorrow until it is here — so all that is left for you and for me is to make today as sweet as can be.” Homeroom Representative (9); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Swim Team (10); GAA (10); Student Government Day (9, 10, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Independent Study (12) 36 Seniors Aoseanne Delmonico 72 Briarwood Drive “Roe” Ambition: Mass Communication, Secretary “There will always be one more road ahead, one path not found that should be. Some place off beyond some hidden bend, better than the bend before.” Pep Squad (9); Drama Club (9); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Class Council; Senior Class Council; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Student Government (12); French Club (12); Graduation Committee (12); Yearbook Literary Staff (12); Independent Study (12) RNa Sse 4 Gregory James Deel 89 Gregory Drive “Deeber”, “Playboy”, “Hey you” Ambition: College, millionaire, to be my own boss. “I never let my schooling interfere with my education.” “let the rivers flow...’ Football (12) , Delia A- Desnoye t4 250 Cole Street “Debbie”, “Deb”, “Zeb” Ambition: Foreign Language Studies “To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end in life.” Hockey Cheerleader (10); Spirit Week Committee (10); Evaluation Committee (10); Independent Study (12); French Club (12); Yearbook Literary Staff (12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (12) Mary SH Deubel 51 Hawthorne Drive “Mare”, “Doob”, “Ma-ry”, “Helen” Ambition: Nursing “As you go through life take time to smile, it doesn’t cost a cent.” Freshman Representative (9); Student Council (9); Student Government (10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study (12) Andtew 375 Oakhill Avenue “Dubuck”, “Andy” Ambition: Get rich quick “Live each day to the fullest.” Football (12); Outdoor Track (11) Tine Shaun “Thomas Dolan 184 Newman Avenue Ambition: College “Aim at the sun, and you may not reach it; but your arrow will fly far higher than if aimed at an object on a level with yourself.” Swim Team (9, 10, 11, Co-captain 12); Letterman’s Club (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12) Donna Sean DiPietro 35 Judy Ann Drive Ambition: Nursery School Teacher, Secretary “Success generally depends on knowing how long it takes to succeed.” Pep Squad ( 9) Micha el ‘Dufresne 52 Alameda Drive Seniors 37 “Amy Lynn Earle 15 Pimental Drive “Ame”, “Pear]” Ambition: Child Psychologist “The small times count. The inches, not the miles. Touches not tradition will fill your memory in the morning or the end.” Pep Squad (9); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government Day Planning Committee (10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee Co-Chairman, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Supper Committee, Yearbook Co-Literary Editor (12); Graduation Committee, Independent Study (12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (12) Michele Estrella 872 Arcade Avenue 38 Seniors Ga zy ifford Elde chin 172 Chestnut Street “BoneFry”, “Wally” Ambition: Travel, to be rich and happy “If I leave here tomorrow will you still remember me, For I must be travelling on now because there are so many places I got to see.” Football (9); Baseball (10, 12); Independent Study (12); DECA (12) Anthony G. Eddins 2 Wedgewood Drive “Tony” Michael Aolert Eva 25 Lincoln Street “Marine Head”, “Dude Cowboy”, “Mainen” Ambition: Military Services, Trade School “There are two things to aim at in life; First, to get what you want; and after that to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second.” Baseball (10, 11, 12); Football (12); Basketball (9) Mare Gain 54 Sagamore Road “Flash”, “Scholar”, “Argon” Ambition: Engineer “Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is to you.” Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12) Susan Cynth ta eoteau 3 Harriet Court Sue” Ambition: Legal Secretary, Court Stenographer “For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision; but today well lived makes , yesterday a dream of pare and every Donald Paul Parrell tomorrow a vision of hope.” 71 Coleman Street Basketball Cheerleader (10); Yearbook Co- “Flash” Business Editor (12); Junior Prom Committee; Ambition: Technical School, Carpentry Treasurer (10); GAA (10, 11); Hockey Cheerleader (11); Homeroom Representative _ (11); Medical Club (10); Independent Study | (12); National Honor Society (11, 12) Ma, Soyce Maria Ga za 46 Coleman Street “Joy” Ambition: Special Education “To attempt to reach the height of our ambition is like trying to reach the rainbow; as we advance, it gets further away.” GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); Swim Team (10); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Fashion Show (10); Senior Supper Committee, Independent Study (12) Leisa Ma we Serricra 643 Fall River Avenue “Lee”, “Esee” Ambition: To live life to the fullest “You only live once. But if you work it right, once Is enough.” Gymnastics (9, 10) Seniors 39 Abert A. iero 272 Elm Street “Allie”, BoA Edward Fisk 45 Carpenter Street “Ed”, “Fisky”, “Ted” Ambition: Undecided “He who walks in anothers footprints leaves no footprints.” Basketball (9, 10, 12) 40 Seniors Karen Marte Fischer 65 Eleanor Drive “Kaye” Ambition: Musician “As you start each brand new day let your heart show you the way and make a dream or two come true.” Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10); Literary Magazine (10, 11, 12); Yearbook Staff (11, 12); Chorus (11, 12); Pep Band (9, 10); P.C. Hockey Pep Band (10) Lisa Ma 27] Diguet redo 19 Rye Street igs Ambition: Nurse (RN) “The time we had may have been short, but the love we shared and the memories will linger forever.” Concert Band (9, 10); Marching Band (9, 10); Class Representative (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Council (9, 10); Secretary (11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Medical Club (9, President 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee, Class Play Festival (10); Literary Magazine (11, 12); Science Fair (11); Blood Drive Staff (9, 10, 11, 12); Senior Prom Committee, Senior Supper Committee, Independent Study (12); National Honor Society (11, 12) Wham Daniel Goert 19 Briarbrook Drive “Billy”, “RB R.” Ambition: To live a happy life “Only the good die young.” Brenda Lee Gortin 100 Brown Avenue “Gwilla” Ambition: To live life to the fullest, and be happy “If you're ahead you're never behind!” Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Karate (10, 12) Timothy way Gaucher | 975 Pine Street lim” | Ambition: Army Football (10, 11, 12) ZT 59 Linden Road “Al”, “Alice”, “Jellybean”, “Allecious” Ambition: Work with children, travel, be happy “Count your age by friends, not years. Count your life by smiles, not tears.” Medical Club (9); Majorettes (12); Junior Prom Committee (11); Spirit Week Committee (10, 11, 12); Senior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Committee Linda Ma ZLE Grench 12 James Street “Frenchie”, “Snoopy” Ambition: Undecided “You can’t erase a dream, you can only wake me up.” DECA (12) feanna Dorothy Gauthier 34 Grant Street On Ambition: Theater Arts “Too much sanity may be madness and maddest of all, to see life as it is and not as it should be.” Football Cheerleader (10, 11); Basketball Cheerleader (11, 12); Pep Squad (9); Outdoor Track (10); GAA (10, 11, 12); Drama (9, 10, 11, 12); Drama Festival (10); National Honor Society (11, 12); Student Government Day (9); Student Government Day Planning Committee (10, 11, 12); Class Council (9); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Evaluation Sub- Committee (10); Senior Supper Committee; Yearbook Staff (12); Photography (12) Seniors 41 ery Gr Ot Geo E 755 Ledge Road A iia “Forest”, “Greg” Ambition: Automotive Engineer “The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed.” Football (9); Indoor Track (9); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Varsity Swim Team (10, 11, 12); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (10, 11, 12) Michael ’ Steven Goodman 816 Read Street “Goody” Ambition: To make a life out of the service Track (10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (9, 10) 42 Seniors - | ‘ ae M ty Elizabeth Gillin 125 Marnoch Drive “MaryBeth” Ambition: Biology Major “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart.” National Honor Society (11, 12); President (12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (10, 11, 12); Cross Country (10, 11, 12); Student Government Day Planning Committee (10, 11, 12); Student Exchange (11); Spirit Week Committee (11, 12); Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Supper Committee, GAA (9, 10, 11, 12) i foseph Michael George 54 Taunton Avenue “Smokin-Joe” Ambition: Electrical Engineering “You can only live life once, but if you live it right, once is enough!” Indoor Track (9); Outdoor Track (9); Tennis Team (11, 12) Susan Ma zy Gouveia 65 Valley Street EUs UZ ko Ambition: Executive Secretary, Accountant “Peace cannot be kept by force, but can be achieved by understanding.” Fieldhockey (9, 10, 12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12) wer v . Ps Ettn2 ta 12 Benson ee ad a “Kek”’, “Betty” Ambition: Marine Biologist “Love all you can. Cry when you have to. Be who you must — It’s all part of life’s plan.” Pep Squad (9); Spirit Week Committee (10); Intramurals (11); Yearbook Staff (12); Independent Study (12) ble Kevin 198 Willard Avenue Donna Ma we Grassley “Grunt” | 568 Fall River Avenue Ambition: Beautician | “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.” TS Grant | Sohn Scott Graham 415 Newman Avenue “Scott”, “Scottie”, “Mad Dog” Ambition: To be successful in Electrical Engineering or Computer Technology “You never know what you’ve missed until you ery lie Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9); Swimming (10); Outdoor Track (9, 10, IDL, WPA Ski Club (12) Ma ctlyn Anan Gravel 51 Holly Drive “Rocky”, “Ma”, “Brat” Ambition: Nurse, Pediatrician “Nothing that's forced can ever be right, if it doesn’t come naturally, leave it.” Gymnastics (9, 10, 11); Gong Show Committee (9); Mineral Club (10); GAA (9, 10); Flag Corps (9); Banner Carrier (10) Seniors 43 Nj Bradley A. Gray Ambition: Electrical Engineer 168 Jean Drive Cross Country (9, 10) Aah Ws wor 50 Sunset Drive “Kim” Ambition: To find success and happiness in anything I do “Smile and the world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone.” Varsity Swim Team (9, 10, 11, Captain 12); Varsity Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee; Spirit Week Committee (10, 11, 12); Student Government Day (9, 10, Planning Committee 11, 12); Independent Study (12); Ski Club (9, 11, 12); Home Room Representative (10) 44 Seniors ae Aoobe ut Arthur Grocott 69 Brookfield Street “Grok”, “Robb” Ambition: Chemist “Here’s a smile for those who love me and a smile for those who hate, And whatever skies above me Here’s a heart for every fate.” Mineral Club EWA : é. ie A Kimberly M. Grenier 45 Mabel Drive “Kim”, “Burly”, eKie “Gretchen”, “Boe” Ambition: College, get married and be happy “If I could save time in a bottle, the first thing that I’d like to do, is to save everyday till eternity passes away.” Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Blake (11, 12, ete... .) Mark WW. Hall 61 Woodward Avenue “Frank” Ambition: Music, Art, to live free “Where do you go when there is no place to run, and the time isn’t right and there’s things to be done. And you see the green fields as you travel by, and you look at the things you forgot to try. Then you wish you were old, then you wish you were young, for the story’s told and the song’s been sung. And you thought you were different, but what did that mean. For you’ve tricked yourself trying life’s still unseen, as it was, as it is, as it always will be, will you find out at all what it is to be free?” ® i eo | lark A an Halliwell 1460 Newman Avenue Ambition: College “Though we share so many secrets there are some we never tell.”’ Hockey (11, 12); Tennis (11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 11, 12) Cheryl Ann Haslip 214 Warren Avenue “Cher” | Ambition: Business Career “The road is long with many winding turns. | We should listen to the sounds that come from | within, strive to know ourselves, and stick to our convictions.” National Honor Society (11, 12) mot! i 2 Christopher Harrison 31 Rye Street “Harry”, “Chris” Ambition: College, Running Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (9, 10, 11); Becky (11) ’ Vicky Ann Harris 122 Woodward Avenue “Vick” Ambition: To succeed in everything I try and to find love “If I leave here tomorrow will you still remember me? For I must be travelling on now, cause there’s too many places I’ve got to ” see. Stanley SC Hawo rth 25 Border Avenue “Howe”, “Plumber” Ambition: Plumber “Enjoy life while you can, for you don’t know what the next day may bring.” Distributive Education (11) Seniors 45 € gg ry ton G. Hazelton 56 Bear Hill Road “Kip”, “Clau’, “Flip” Ambition: Dentistry “Once I complained that I had no shoes. Then I saw aman with no feet.” Ski Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Gymnastics Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Tennis Intramurals (10) Eileen C. Hendricks 745 Ledge Road Ambition: Business “Some people are going to like me and some people aren’t, so I might as well be me. Then at least I will know that the people who like me, like me.” Football Cheerleader (9, 10, 11, Co-captain 12); Basketball Cheerleader (9, 10, Co-Captain 11, 12); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Soccer Intramurals (9, 10); Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee 46 Seniors Gin (dds Heth, 449 County Street “Jim”, “Sticks”, “Stretch”, “Bones” Ambition: Business Administration, Accountant “Silence is the ultimate weapon to power.” Basketball (9); Cross Country (9); Swim Team (10, 11, 12); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10); Gymnastics Intramurals (9, 10, 11) dl Ann Patricia Healy 449 County Street “Heal” Ambition: Nurse “Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Pep Squad (9); Banner Carrier (9, 10); Outdoor Track (9); Cross Country (10); GAA (9, 10); Spirit Week Committee (10); Junior Prom Committee, Co-Chairman; Senior Prom Committee, Senior Supper Committee; Graduation Committee; Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study (12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10, 11, President 12); Yearbook Co-Business Editor (12) joyce ay Hendricks 800 Taunton Avenue Ambition: To make the world a better place to live in “To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe.” Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Class Council (11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee, Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Medical Club (11, 12); Senior Supper Committee; Graduation Committee; National Honor Society (11, 12); Yearbook Editor-In- Chief (12) MN 140 Fieldwood Avenue David Bradley Howard 89 Read Street “Dave” Ambition: College, to be successful “Anything in life that is worth doing is worth doing well.” } ] Paul Michael Hildred 648 Fall River Avenue “Hildy” Ambition: To live a long and prosperous life “Live life to the fullest, you’re only here for a short time.” Football (11, 12) Carolyn Ann Hicks 76 Haig Avenue “Caloryn”, “Ca” Ambition: College “In the beginning life took me as I came, so now I'll take life as it comes.” Soccer Intramurals (9, 10); Basketball (10); Indoor Track (11, 12); Softball (9, 10, 11, 123 Volleyball (11, 12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12) Elizabeth ean Hoyt 210 Pleasant Street SA DY Ate Ambition: Chemistry “Do not follow the path others may take — go instead and leave a trail.” Ski Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Girls Swim Team (12); Mineral Club (9, 10); Concert Band (11) ’ Marching Band (11); Flag Corps (9, 10); Senior Prom Committee; National Honor Society (11, 12); Gymnastics Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Tennis Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12) Seniors 47 Lary Hudson 1 Thompson Drive Lee Hunt 33 Cedar Lane “Butchy”, “Elroy” Ambition: Musician Football (9, 10, 11, 12) 48 Seniors ( Susan M. Humph zEY 5 Colfall Street “Sue” Ambition: Professional Ballet Dancer “Dancing lets my spirit fly and opens the door to my soul.” Sayne Elizaleth Hughes 44 St. Laurent Parkway “Jamie” Ambition: Medical Field, Music “There are two paths in life. The first is well trod and easy to find because of all the people who have used it. The second is overgrown and difficult to find because it is seldom used. Once found and traveled, however, it rewards the seeker forever.” Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Cross Country (11); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Pep Band (10); Science Fair Committee (11); Medical Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Badminton Intramurals (10) Trcic nae 36 Winthrop Street “Mouse” Ambition: Business “Just take a pebble and cast it into the sea, when watching the ripples remember me.” Basketball (9); Indoor Track (10); Softball (10); Homeroom Representative (11) Amey- So SLenkins 174 Warren Avenue 'Amey”, “Brat”, “A. J.” Ambition: Carpenter; to be happy “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn’t, it never was.” “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters to what lies within us.” Ski Club (11); Yearbook Staff (12); Homeroom Representative (11, 12) Patricia Men ‘Keegan | 92 Jacobs Street i Patty” Ambition: Nurse, Respiratory Therapist | “Love all, trust a few, do no wrong to anyone.” | Medical Club (9, 10); Literary Magazine (10): | Independent Study (12); Sociedad Honoraria _ Hispanica (10, 11) “AN be = Aosemary SI Kaveny 36 Wynne Street “Roe”, “Kave” Ambition: College “Climb high, Climb far, your goal the sky, your aim the star.” Field Hockey (9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Basketball (9); Outdoor Track (10); Independent Study (12); Spirit Week Activities (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12) Karen oA fensen 11 Stratford Road Ambition: Medical Field “There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them.” Pep Squad (9); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Volleyball (10, 11, Co-captain 12); Indoor Track (10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (10, 11, 12); Mineral Club (9, 10, President 11); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study (12); Student Government (10, 12); Homeroom Representative (9) Lori Ann Kelly 200 Elm Street “Lor”, “Kelly” Ambition: Lawyer, but mostly to live my life to the fullest one day at a time “To lead a successful life is based on two things; Your happiness and the happiness of others.” Audio-Visual Club (9, 10, 11, President 12); Library Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Chess Club (12); Color Guard Co-Captain (12) Seniors 49 Aod David ‘Kingston Woodland Avenue a “Big K”, “Mad Dog”, “Romeo” “You can’t always get what you really want.” Karate (9, 10, 11) M tchael Dean Lamothe 32 Thompson Drive “Monty” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (10, 11, 12) 50 Seniors Ma waret Een Kyser 89 Marnoch Drive “Peggy” Ambition: College and receive a degree in Journalism or Literature “Each day we stare out the same windows, go through the same doors, walk down the same halls, meet the same people. Yet, do we ever stop and take a close look beyond the obvious and ordinary?” Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (10); Photographer for Yearbook (9); Co-Editor of Literary Magazine (9); Spanish Club (10) 7e . Debra Ann Kurak 409 County Street “Debbie” Ambition: Secretary “The person who never makes a mistake is the person who never does anything at all.” Library Club (10, President 11, 12); Mineral Club (10); DECA (12) Michael Francis Lannigan 68 St. Laurent Parkway “Little Zipper” Ambition: College “Make yourself an honest man and then you can be sure that there is one less rascal in the world.” Steven Prederick LaLotonda 46 Juniper Road “Steve” Ambition: Engineer Golf (11, 12); Baseball (9, 10) Pammie YNNE Lefatvre 75 Pine Street “Pam” Ambition: Cosmetologist, Hairdresser, Doug “Tf you think your life is complete confusion because your neighbor's got it made, just remember that it’s a Grand Illusion and deep inside we're all the same.” Gymnastics (9, 10, 11); Swim (10); Medical Club (11, 12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Drama Club (10) D «, Elizabeth 70 Sunset Drive “Beth” Ambition: To achieve the goals I set for myself. “The beauty of life is experienced through friends.” Cross Country (9, 10); Volleyball (11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Concert Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Pep Band (11, 12); Stage Band (11); Independent Study (12); GAA (11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12) of ace Me 7: EGE Ann Lawlor i Bloke Saverdtere 121 Bloomfield Street “Hawk”, “Fred”, “Boe” Ambition: College, Professional Athlete, Business “Never thought about tomorrow, seemed like such a long time to come, but I never thought it would turn out like this.”’ Basketball (9); Baseball (12); Intramurals: Spirit Week (9, 11, 12); Student Government Day (9, 11, 12) Aonald Ge card Lemieu x 33 Brairwood Drive “Orca”, “Ronnie” Ambition: Journalist, Public Broadcasting “Don’t look back to what once was, Just look ahead to what will be.”’ Intramurals (9, 10, 11); Student Government (9, 10) Seniors 51 Lori Ann Lewis 60 Scott Road “Bones”, “Lewis”, “Lor” Ambition: Undecided “Come into the garden, its magical trees dapple the sun as they sway with each lazy breeze; they’ll set your mind at ease.” Field Hockey (9, 10, 11, 12); Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10); Independent Study (12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (9) David Linton 81 Fall River Avenue “Dave”, “David” Ambition: Journalism, Musician “Any major dude with half a heart will tell you my friend, any minor world that breaks apart will fall together again.” Independent Study (12) 52 Seniors HKodger Bernard Lincoln 91 Hunt Street “Stud”, Casas “Rodger”, “Buck” Ambition: To be what I can be and be the best at it “Thanks for the memories.” Wendy A, Lima 84 Oak Street Christine Ann Lockwood 206 Newman Avenue “Chrissy”, “Lock” Ambition: To succeed in life as an individual, Travel “Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad.” Field Hockey (9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12); Gymnastics (9, 10); Intramurals (9, 10); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Senior Supper Committee; Independent Study (12) Gregg Macdonald 40 Sunset Drive “Mac” Ambition: To be successful “The youngest of a family is always perfect because mistakes are made the first time around.” Freshman Basketball, J.V. Basketball; Golf; Intramural Soccer Pamela Ann Mararian 5 Ford Street “Pamelamala” Ambition: Law, Psychology “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.” “Nothing is impossible!” Junior Prom Committee; Medical Club Secretary (11, 12); Senior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Class Secretary, Drama (12); Ski Club (12); Mineral | Club (12); Pep Band (11, 12); Tennis (12); _ Independent Study (12); Spirit Week (12); Student Council (11, 12); Chorus Soloist (11, 12); Student Advisory Board; Yearbook Literary Staff (12); Girls Chorus (11, 12); Student Government (11, 12) Craig Anthony Mace 40 Noble Street “Moose”, “Cragger” Ambition: To be happy and successful “A father who encourages his boy to follow in his footsteps has probably forgotten a few.” Concert Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (10, 11, 12); Stage Band (10, 11); Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); Pep Band (9, 10, 11); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12) Daniel te MacVsraac 41 Bear Hill Road “Mack”, “Dan” Ambition: Law Enforcement Golf (9, 10, 11, 12); Ski Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Kenneth Joseph Ma wguts Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12) 96 Central Avenue “Ken”, “Moose” Ambition: Truck Driver, Welder Seniors 53 Gina Lynn Mayo 52 Hull Street Ambition: Medical Technologist, Nurse “Do not wish to be anything but what you are, and then try to be that perfectly.” Intramurals (9, 10); National Honor Society (11, 12); Volleyball (10, 11, Co-Captain 12); National Math Test (10, 11); Softball (10, 11, 12); GAA (10, 11, 12); Spirit Week Activities (9, 105112 12) anid ae Depa 507 Taunton Avenue “Life’s battles don’t always go to the strongest or fastest; sooner or later those who win are those who think they can.” Indoor Track (10, 12); Mineral Club (10); Outdoor Track (12) 54 Seniors Douglas James MeDade 67 Williams Avenue “Doug”, “Smugy”, “Ernie” Ambition: Journalist “Life’s heaviest burden is having nothing to carry.” Baseball (9, 12); Track (11); Drama Club (9, 11, 12); Student Council (9); Freshman Class President; Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study (12); Evaluation Committee (10); Yearbook Staff (12) ‘ ; ‘3 Bettina SFC MeCann 45 French Drive salyiniaas “Betty” Ambition: College “Every moment in our life is a beautiful picture that was never seen before and will never be seen again.” Independent Study (12); Student Government Planning Board (11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Spirit Week (10, 11, 12); Yearbook Staff (12); Student Government Day (10, 11, 12); French Club (12), Secretary-Treasurer (12) Kathleen Ma zy MeGovern 61 Donald Lewis Drive “Kathy” Ambition: Nursing “Happiness is like a butterfly, the more you chase it, the further away it seems. But if you just sit quietly it will come and sit softly on your shoulder.” Cross Country (11, 12); Indoor Track (10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (10, 11, 12); Recreation Committee (11); GAA (10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Homeroom Representative (12) Mark MeNalty 49 Willis Avenue Michael Mello 11 Rye Street “Mike” Marga wel Ase Medi 188 Woodward Avenue “Meg” Ambition: Public Relations; Communications “I stood on a rock staring out at the sea, and I believed what I said, when I said ‘I feel free’.” Sophomore Council; Hockey Cheerleader (9, 10); Spanish Honor Society (10, 11, 12); Drama Club (9); Vice-President Spanish Honor Society Kimberly Ann McNeil 505 Central Avenue “Kim” Ambition: Commercial Artist, Journalism “When woman is put down below recognition, she grows to overcome.” Mineral Club (9); Spirit Week (10, 11, 12); Literary Magazine (10, 11, 12); Student Government (10, 11, 12); Co-Chairman Student Exchange Program (11); Yearbook Staff (11, 12); Independent Study (12); Homeroom Representative (12); Senior Supper Committee MNaria Mendes 72 Hope Street “Marie” Ambition: Pilot, Computer Science “It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are.” Pep Squad (10); Karate (10, 11, 12); Art Club (11, 12) Seniors 55 | (AV : Li OMNEO IV. Mendes 72 Hope Street “Rome”, “Roe”, “Rush” Ambition: College, Engineering “The reasonable man adapts himself to the world, the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” Cross Country (10, 11, 12); Student Government (12); Outdoor Track (9, 11, 12); Indoor Track (10, 11); Basketball (12); National Honor Society (11, 12) “ Ta Broo tlLletr : : Z . late Michael Millar 25 Oakland Avenue “Ken”, “Kendi’, “Kenny” 137 County Street Ambition: Travel Agent “Mike” “The happiest times are those shared with friends where happiness is the reflection of a smile.” Medical Club (9); Majorette (9); Spirit Week Committee (10, 11); Junior Prom Committee 56 Seniors Lou Lean Mess Et 72 Jacobs Hill A 9 “Baron” Ambition: Medical Research, Lab Technology “Our greatest glories consist not in ever failing, but in rising each time we fail.” Varsity Swim Team (9, 10); GAA (9, 10); Medical Club (9, 10); National Honor Society (11, 12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (11, 12); Student Government (11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee Andrew Thomas Monaghan 12 Bloomfield Street “Andy” Ambition: Engineer, Fighter Pilot “Tt is better to wear out than rust out.” Karate Club (11, 12) eal Linda Ma QLE Monaghan 12 Bloomfield Street Ambition: Accountant “It is better to shoot for the stars and land in the trees, than to aim for the trees and land on the ground.” Lynda A Mutse _ 200 Brown Avenue _ “Moose” Avonald Keith Mowry 17 Alta Street “Ron” Ambition: Forestry “You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him mow the lawn.” Indoor Track (10); Student Government (11); Ski Club (10) Paulette Anne Morin 393 Oak Hill Avenue “Butchie”, “Bu” Ambition: To live my life to the best of my ability, to live happy and with love “Do not dread the future but accept it, for it is the open door to love and happiness for those who seek it.”” Pep Squad (9); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Gymnastics Team (9, 10); Intramurals (9, 10); Homeroom Representative (10, 11); Basketball Cheerleader (11); Football Cheerleader (11, 12) Diane GS Mulball 30 Melanie Circle “DeDe” Ambition: Physical Education, Recreation “Live for today, and not for tomorrow, for we will never know what tomorrow will hold for us all.” Field Hockey (9, 10, 11, 12); Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); Softball (9, 10, 11, 12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12) Seniors 57 GW LK obert ey ulbearn 80 Leonard Street “Moe”, “Mully”, “Bob” Ambition: To be the best in anything I undertake “If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you it’s yours, If it doesn’t, it never was.” Football (9) feanne Ma la Murphy 11 Pamden Lane Ome “Murph” Ambition: Art Therapy, Journalism “Happiness is like a butterfly, which, when pursued, is always just beyond your reach, but if you wait quietly will alight upon you.” National Honor Society (11, 12); Yearbook Co- Literary Editor (12); Cross Country (11); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study (12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government Day (9); Drama Club (9); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 12); Student Government Exchange (11); Art Club (12); Senior Supper Committee; Student Government Planning Committee (11, 12); Homeroom Representative (12); French Club (12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11); Intramurals (9, 10) 58 Seniors Elizabeth Anne Mu wphy 66 Hiller Drive “LeLe”, “Murph” Ambition: Management, Engineering “Winners never know the worth of losing until the prize has slipped right through their hands.” Student Council (11, Vice-President 12); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Basketball (9, 10, 11, Co- Captain 12); Field Hockey (9); Softball (9); Volleyball (11, 12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Exchange (11, 12); Independent Study (12); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Senior Advisory Board (12); American Cancer Society (10, 11, 12) Paula Jeanette Mu wqla 141 Carpenter Street Ambition: College “We're all born equal... but nothing says we have to stay that way.” Drama (9, 10, Secretary 11, President 12); Girls Basketball (10); GAA (10); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10) Paula Ann O’Brien 33 Sykes Road Ambition: Sales “If you could read my mind love, what a tale my thoughts would tell.” Outdoor Track (9); Drama Club (9); GAA (9, 10); Swim Team (10); Gymnastics Team (10); Medical Club (10, 11, 12) XS ee: “ ” “a 7 — Theresa Ma zy Oveira 40 Ermilinda Street | “Terri”, “Termite” | Ambition: Business Career, live life to the fullest | “When time, who steals our years away shall steal our pleasure too, The memory of the past | will stay, And half our joys renew.” | Laurie Lisa Orchel 99 Roosevelt Street “Laur” Ambition: Engineering “Tf at first you do succeed — try to hide your | astonishment.” Marching Band (10, 11, 12); Stage Band (11, | 12); Student Government (11, 12); Independent | Study (12); Pep Band (10, 11, 12); Band (10, 11, 12) Wendy Beth Ondsick 1512 Fall River Avenue “Pandora” “Another year has passed me by, still I look at myself and cry, what kind of girl have I become. All of the years I’ve spent in search of myself and I’m still in the dark, cause I can’t seem to find the light alone.” David SKC ney 84 Scott Road “Dave” Ambition: Carpentry, Lithographer “Rivers belong where they can fly I’ve got to be where my spirit can run free. Got to find my corner of the sky.” D.E. (11, 12) Bettyanne Ei izalsth Paine 24 Gardner Street “Beth”, “Betty”, “B.A.P.” Ambition: Executive Secretary “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.” Volleyball (10); Gymnastics (9, 10); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Senior Prom Committee Seniors 59 Lauriann Palumbo 48 Jean Drive “Laur” Ambition: R. N., to graduate “Promise yourself to be too large to worry, too noble for anger, too strong for anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to permit the presence of trouble.” Medical Club (9); Homeroom Representative (11); Senior Prom Committee Lames Perry 23 Bloomfield Street “Jim” 60 Seniors 2 : 3 Py . ‘ Vat Tyan hn Perr 37 Border rere AE fp J “Pez”, “Rep”, “Repper” Ambition: College “Dream on but don’t imagine they'll all come true.” Hockey (11, 12); Tennis (11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10); Letterman’s Club (11, 12) Deborah Prnnoyer 457 County Street . “Debbie”, “Deb”, “Pennoy” Ambition: Architectural Engineer, Drafting “A smile will go a long, long, way.” Cross Country (9, 10); Indoor Track (12); Outdoor Track (9, 11, 12); Swim Team (11, 12); Gymnastic Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Badminton Intramurals (10, 11, 12); Drama Club (9); Mineral Club (9, 10, Secretary 11, President 12); Independent Study (12); Spirit Week Committee (9); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee Arolert Pery 33 Redwood Lane “Robby” Barbara Sean Pestana 69 Jean Drive “Barb”, “Babbz”, “Roseanne” Ambition: Nursing “The key that opens the door to the past is also the key that unlocks the present and future; hold fast to that key, so that you may know where you came from, who you are, and where you are going to.” Medical Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10); Student Government (9) Wade Clayton Prescott 144 Metropolitan Park Avenue Ambition: Carpenter, Electrician “If you think you have someone eating out of your hand, it’s a good idea to count your fingers.” George A. Poyton 11 Cypress Road Ambition: Disc Jockey, Musician “Don’t look back — a new day is breaking, It’s been too long since I felt this way I don’t mind where I get taken, The road is calling, Today is the day.” Concert Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Stage Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10); Pep Band (9) Linda Louise Ponein 160 Arcade Avenue “Ponce”, “Nonsense”, “Lynn” Ambition: Executive Secretary, Computer Programmer “Yesterday’s a memory, tomorrow an uncharted course, so live today so it will be a memory without remorse.” GAA (10, 11, 12); Pep Squad (10); Basketball Cheerleader (10, 11, 12); Football Cheerleader (11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Independent Study (12); Fashion Show (10, 12) M, tohelle Propa Lier 459 Taunton Avenue Ambition: Medical Technologist “Memories of the past will remain with me always and I will always look upon them with a smile.” Basketball Cheerleader (9); GAA (9, 10, 11,); Independent Study (12); Gymnastics (9, 10); Intramurals (9, 10, 11); Field Hockey (12) Seniors 61 Glen Je Quattrucct 192 Willard Avenue Ambition: Technical School “Do not do as one does, do as one says.” Herlkert Leussell Sead 357 Anthony Street “Sherb”, “Herb”, “Fuzzbut” Ambition: Banker “There is no present or future — only the past happening over and over again — now.” Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Concert Band (9, 10, 12); Pep Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Stage Band (9, 10, 12) 62 Seniors ent tt Alan Sohn Nap 343 Central Avenue Ambition: Priest O4a Michael Orattrucet 192 Willard Avenue “Maddog”, “Fred”, “Trucker Fred” Ambition: Truck Driver, Diesel Mechanic “I'd like to run a big business and to have people look up to me.” Lorite Ann Lebello 50 Lancaster Street “Lor” Ambition: To always be happy “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Badminton Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Gymnastics (10, 11, 12); Spirit Week Committee (9) | Ska TON Marte Leelbola 365 Anthony Street “Bola”, “Munchkin”, “Shorteake” Ambition: Nursing “When you look over your shoulder and you see the life that you have left behind, when‘you think it over do you ever wonder what it is that guides your life down the line?” Pep Squad (9); Gymnastics Team (9, 10); Football Cheerleader (10, 11, Co-Captain 12) Basketball Cheerleader (11, 12); Student Council Representative (12); Independent Study (12) ’ (Paula Sane Seennich 120 Fieldwood Avenue or. L.” Ambition: Physical Education | “A friend is to be taken with his faults.” Student Government (9, 10); Band (GL TO, Tal 12); Marching Band (9, 10); Pep Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Field Hockey (11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, Tri-Captain 11, 12); Senior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Committee; GAA (9, 10, 11, 12) Aeobin Ma tle Aredy 151 Walker Street J “Robbie” Ambition: To lead a happy and successful life “The pursuit of truth will set you free... even if you never catch up with it.” Gymnastics (9, 10); DECA (11, 12); GAA (9) Dana MM Ated 320 Anthony Street Ambition: Truck Driver “All you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be.” FInnette Simone Kiicha wd 206 Forest Avenue “Funicello” Ambition: Artist, Writer, Forest Ranger “Ambition is a necessary ingredient in the recipe of life.” Library Club (9, 10, 11, 12) Seniors 63 Deborah Lynn Arokbins 5 Holly Drive “Debba”, “Debbie”, “Deb” Ambition: Journalism, Communications “T believe in tomorrow. I believe in it because it has not yet come and I am young, and youth always believes that tomorrow will be better than today. I believe that I will do tomorrow what I failed to do today, and be then what I have not yet been.” Gymnastics Team (9, 10); GAA (9, 10); Homeroom Representative (9); Gong Show Committee (9); Ski Club (9, 10); Flag Corps (9, 10); Banner Carrier (11); Science Fair (9, 11); Mineral Club (10, 11); Glee Club (9, 11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Silver Key (10); Editor (11, 12); Independent Study (12); Senior Supper Committee; Yearbook Staff (12) Boul M. Kyan 45 Tanager Road Ambition: Social Worker “Temper is what gets most of us into trouble Pride is what keeps us there.” Medical Club (11) Seniors hit iesLan Ambition: Medicine, Travel “The secret of love is in opening up your heart, It’s okay to feel afraid but don’t let that stand in your way. Cause anyone knows that love is the only road.” GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Ski Club (12); Medical Club (11); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Basketball (9); Pep Squad (9); Indoor Track (10); Outdoor Track (10); Tennis (11, 12); Homeroom Representative (10); Volleyball (12); Student Government Day Planning Committee (12) ie mn Janice Ann Kosa 31 Tee Jay Drive Ambition: College “May I be granted the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to chang: the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Council Representative (11, 12); Homeroom Representative (11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Student Government Planning Committee (11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Exchange Committee (11, 12); Student Government Day (9, 10, 11, 12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (1 12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Independent Study (12) Deriith Ann Satsselin 22 Talbot Way “Durth”, “Derry” Ambition: Dental Assistant “A smile is a gift you can give each day.” Concert Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Pep Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Minera Club (9, 10); Drama Club (9) Nandy Alan Salgueiro 43 Cindy Drive “Sal” Ambition: To go into business for myself “I wish that I could buy the time to do this all again. The times we’ve seen together, yes, I'll Cherish at the end. Just show me that you'll keep in touch and I will do the same. For if we lose what we now have, we're the only ones to blame.” Shewl Ann Shaw 25 Melanie Circle Ambition: Business _“T closed my eyes and I could make it real and | feel it one more time.” | Pep Squad (9); Flag Corps (9, 10) of : i ao ; Karen Ma rie Sears 74 Back Street Ambition: Undecided “Winners never know the worth of losing till the prize has slipped right thru their hands.” Mineral Club (9); Majorettes (9); Indoor Track (9); Medical Club (9, 10); Intramurals (9, 10); Art Club (10); Flag Co rps (10); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12) Steven Kicha td Scott 65 Bear Hill Road “Squat”, “Cock Roach” Ambition: Law Enforcement “The world that we are living in is mighty hard, but we must cross the bridges as they come.” Ski Club (10, 11, 12) Laurie Ann Silva 237 Cole Street Ambition: Biomedical Engineer “Set your sights on the broad daylight, on those dreams inside of you. Ready or not, give it all you’ve got and the sun will shine on you.” Outdoor Track (9, 10); Indoor Track (11); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Planning Committee (11, 12); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper; Independent Study (12); Intramurals (9, 10); National Honor Society (11, 12); Yearbook Staff (12); Drama Club (12); Student Exchange (11); French Club (12) Seniors 65 f - Pm ‘ Sanne Sinceto 70 Noble Street “Fram” Ambition: College; Physical Education, to reach all of the goals that I have set for myself. “One of the rarest things that a man ever does is todo the best he can.” GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Field Hockey (9); Basketball (9); Cross Country (10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Tri-Captain (11); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Exchange Committee (11, 12); Homeroom Representative (11); Junior Prom Committee; Spirit Week (11); Senior Prom Committee; National Honor Society (11, 12); Student Government Day (10, ii 34) Sohn Sotto 147 Wheaton Avenue “Rerun”, “Redeye”, “Lighthouse” Ambition: To rule the world, and to become Pope someday “Soar like a hawk” D.E. (11); Intramurals (9, 10, 11) 66 Seniors E. aor Lucy Maria Soares 135 Ledge Road “Lou” Ambition: Fashion Design, Fashion Illustration “Seeker of truth follow no path; all paths lead where truth is near.” Class Council (Vice-President 9, President 10, 11, 12); Student Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Advisory Poard (9, 10, 11, 12); Drama (10); Outdoor Track (10); Pep Squad (9); Basketball Cheerleader (11); Football Cheerleader (10, 11); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Advisory Council (11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); GAA (9, 10, 11); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Secondary Basic Skills Advisory Committee (12); Most Outstanding Undergraduate Award 1979 Jody Tie Sisco 12 Arthur Street OF eg! Ambition: Undecided “Like a mystery movie without an end, when you think it’s over, it just begins.” Band (9); Majorettes (10); Pep Squad (9); Hockey Cheerleader (10) Kichard Soito 147 South Wheaton Avenue “Rich” Alen Sousa Nichard 12 Cynthia Road “Ricky”, “Rick” Ambition: Professional Baseball “Truth is the highest thing that a man can keep.” Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12) Susan Sane ESP ace 192 Greenfield Street “Hubba” Ambition: Business Management “I want to laugh while the laughing is easy, I want to cry if it makes it worthwhile, You make me feel like I’m more than a friend, like I’m the journey and you're the journey’s end.” Field Hockey (11, 12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Council (11, 12); Student Government Day Planning Committee (11, 12); Student Exchange (11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Independent Study (12); Senior Prom Committee Lorraine Michele Souza 551 Fall River Avenue “Ralaine”, “Ralanist” Ambition: Planetary Scientist, Aerospace Engineer “The earth is the cradle of the mind, but one does not remain in the cradle forever .” Mineral Club (9); Badminton (9); Karate Club (10, 11, 12); Silver Key Literary Magazine (10, 11, 12); Class Secretary (11); Class Treasurer (12); Student Government (11); Photographer for Yearbook (12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee Co-Chairman Brenda Lee Souza 197 Woodward Avenue “Bren” Ambition: Commercial Artist “Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow, don’t walk behind me, I may not lead, just walk beside me and be my friend.” Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12) Gail Lynn Stallard 210 Olney Street Ambition: Medical Field “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within US Pep Squad (9); Majorettes (10, 11); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10, 11, 12) Seniors 67 ; ‘; IN 4a Charles Nicholas Stephanopoulos 1450 Newman Avenue “Chuck”, “Charlie”, “The Greek” Ambition: College, to own my own business “Success is out there, it’s up to us to find it. 4 Janice M F Sweeney Sweeney Road “Jay”, “Jan”, “Porkey Pine” Ambition: To marry Bear and live a happy life, to work in a business career “Oh, I have roamed over many lands, and many friends I’ve met; not one fair scene or kindly smile can this fond heart forget.” Pep Squad (9) 68 Seniors ¢ Patricia Ann Sullivan 30 John Alden Road =Pato Ambition: To look at the bright side of every situation. “Today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12); Basketball (9); Indoor Track (10, 11, 12); Tennis (9, 10, 11, 12); Homeroom Representative (10); Student Government (10, 11); Student Exchange (Gls) Independent Study (12); National Honor Society (11, 12); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12) — = = ‘ Elizabeth Ann ay wll (van 30 John Alden Road SEAL Laz ¢ Ambition: To live life to its fullest and to be happy “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12); Basketball (9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12); Tennis (9, 10, 151, 14 Student Government (10, 11, 12); Student Exchange (11); GAA (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study (12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 1, 1) Michael Yas Sweet 240 Davis Street “Mike” Ambition: To seek all my goals “Live life to the fullest.” Karate (9) ancy E. Swift 127 West Ave. “Nance”, “Swifty” Ambition: College “Never shall I forget the days which I spent with you, Continue to be my friend as you will always find me yours.” GAA (9); Basketball (9); Independent Study (12) Paul Stewart Tankard 39 Chantilly Court raul” Ambition: College, and then to work to my fullest potential. “The man who never makes a mistake is the man who never does anything.” Swim Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10) Vector A Szala 30 Shirwood Drive “Vie”, “Butch”, “Bala” Ambition: Architect Football (9); Golf (9, 11, 12) | Kathy Ann Tamer 25 Fall River Avenue fae “Kath”, “Tame”, “Remat”, “Kat” James Michael Tanner Ambition: Theatre Arts, Executive Secretary, 81 Cherry Hill Drive Disc Jockey “Smo”, “Edsmo” “There’s a long road I gotta stay in time with. I Ambition: To enjoy the future gotta keep on chasing that dream, though I “I’ve loved yesterday and I love today, so I may never find it. I’m always just behind it know I'll love tomorrow.” Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); GAA (11, 12); Independent Study (12); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Ski Club (10, 11, 12); Yearbook Staff (11, 12); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Homeroom Representative (9, 10, 11, 12); Fashion Show (10, 12); Art Club (12) Seniors 69 Toseph John Teirceiza, Sit 15 Greenfield Street “Tex”, “Mad Dog” Ambition: Athletics, Business “Art may make a suit of clothes; but nature must produce a man.” Hockey (10, 11, 12); Football (9, 10, 11, Tri- Captain 12); Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Letterman’s Club (10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11) Suzanne Lynne Theoret 24 Sand Trap Lane “Sue”, “Canadian” Ambition: College “I wonder if the child that I was yesterday would approve of the person that I am today.” Girls Gymnastics (10, 12) 70 Seniors David Ieffrey Thacher 12 Hawthorne Drive “Thac”, “Dave” Ambition: Own my own business, to be secure and happy, to travel. “If you could read my mind... what a tale my thoughts could tell.” Laura (11, 12); Baseball (12); EP (9, 10) : Lucia G. “Teixetia 211 Fall River Avenue ogre Sl Nowe Ambition: Sound Engineer, to reach for a star and hold onto it “To teach that love is awareness and learn that love is feeling.” Tammy L. Shilault 7 Plainfield Street Te ae ODOBUS CUT tae Ambition: To go cross country, live in California “Look forward to all tomorrow, Because all tomorrow turns into todays and all yesterdays are beautiful memories.” Ma Youle Ks ‘Thomas 160 Woodward Avenue “Marj” Ambition: Engineering “Imagination is as good as many voyages — and much cheaper.” Gymnastics Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Gymnastics Team (10, 11); Ski Club (10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Band (10, 11, 12); Independent Study (12); Student Government Day (9, 10, 11, 12) Todd Edward “heacy 80 Valley Street “Cap'n”, “Re-Todd”, “Don” Ambition: Business “Don’t give up until you drink from the silver cup. You never know until you try.” Football (9); Student Government (9, 10, Te 12); Spirit Week Committee (11, 12); Class Council (12); Independent Study (12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Yearbook Staff (12); Evaluation Committee (10) anne ‘have 74 128 South Wheaton Avenue “Ace”, “Carrie” Ambition: To be able to live in a world of dreams, so all my fantasies will be my realities. Between each dawn and setting sun, set aside some time for fun.” Pep Squad (9); Majorettes (10, 11, 12); Junior Poster Committee; Fashion Show (11, 12); Head Majorette (12) Diane Marte Tierney 32 Hamlyn Street elie Deca Ambition: Legal Secretary, live a happy and healthy life - “Life itself can’t give you joy Unless you really will it. Life just gives you time and space. It’s up to you to fill it.” Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); DECA (11); Independent Study (12) Bewnard Sean Turcotte 28 Kent Drive “Bernie”, “Bern” Ambition: Constructional Engineer “In all things, Success depends upon previous preparation, and without such preparation there is to be failure.” Karate Club (9, 10) Seniors 71 72 LK chard Matthew Ysccio 62 Read Street “Rich”, “Voce” Ambition: To be successful “Anyone can set goals for themselves, but it takes a dedicated person to achieve them.” Band (9, 10, 12); Iee Hockey (10, 11, 12); Golf (11, 12); Stage Band (11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10) Patricia Anne Whitaker 632 Lincoln Street “Trish” Ambition: Special Education “With each rising sun, Think of our life as just beginning. Show kindness and love today for tomorrow’s chance may be lost.” Outdoor Track (9, 10); Student Government (11, 12); Homeroom Representative (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Independent Study (12); Senior Supper Committee; Yearbook Staff (12); French Club (12) Seniors 7 Ki Obert Lee Wambolt 19 Perrin Avenue “Bob” Ambition: Undecided “The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed.” Band (9, 10) Brian 70 Sunset Drive “Brigg”, “Beege” Ambition: To be successful “Forget what life used to be, You are what you choose to be.” Ski Club (11, 12); Diving (9); Gymnastics (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (12) Sohn Voye ( Linda Christian Weson 163 Read Street “Belind”, “George” Ambition: To become a CPA “To love and learn, is to lead a fantastic life.” Gymnastics Team (11); Volleyball Manager (10, 11); Spanish Honor Society (11) 20 Sanders Avenue “Woz”, “Lor”, “Mrs. Grant” Ambition: Dental Hygienist, Skating “Life calls us with anxieties as we walk nervously out into our world and away from our pleasures; but not from our memories.” Student Council (9, 11, 12); Medical Club (9, 10); Hockey Cheerleader (10, 11); Captain (12); GAA (10, 11, 12) Jeanne Adeline Young 35 Benson Avenue “Jen, “Jenny”, “Sneakers” Ambition: College, Medical Assistant “The best way to find love... is to smile.” Marching Band (10); Pep Band (11); Pep Squad (9); Band (9, 10, 11, President 12); Spirit Week (9, 10); Outdoor Track (10); Senior Prom Committee; Graduation Day Committee; Medical Club (9, 10, 11); Homeroom Representative (12); Sophomore Council Us Edward Vflaghyi. 239 Coun Stee ts Li) lie Ambition: Business Library Club (9, 10, 11, 12); A.V. Club (11, 12) Do wothy ae Laida 250 County Street “Dodie”, “Dot” Ambition: Medicine “Great men are they who see that spiritual is stronger than material force, that thoughts rule the world.” Band (9); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (11, 12) a Seniors 73 Mark Barlow 340 Woodland Avenue Tossph Bettencourt 41 Ledge Road Neil Chandley 68 Oakhill Avenue M atqga tet Hanlon 48 Chantilly Court Timothy LaCroix 24 Eleanor Drive Whhed Loisclle 100 Central Avenue ames MM thohell 80 Fieldwood Avenue Dire lien, 52 Briarbrook Drive Bruce Ke OSE 12 Vernon Place Ardonald Ki oy 11 Hawthorn Drive Cynthia Skavion 544 Lincoln Street Paul “Turcotte 35 Linden Road 78 MOST FRIENDLY Brian Voyer Lori Wozny MOST GULLIBLE Steve Burke Joyce Hendricks MOST INTELLIGENT Doug McDade Laurie Curry MOST MUSICAL George Poyton Jeanne Young MOST FLIRTATIOUS Joe Teixiera Kathy Tamer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marc Fain Joanna Gauthier 79 MOST ATHLETIC Joe Teixiera Joanne Sincero TYPICAL SENIOR Scott Graham Mary Beth Giblin 80 MOST ARTISTIC Mark Hall Kim McNeil ) | ei EA a SEES SI ec aan nerd an na MOST MISCHIEVOUS MOST UNIQUE Mike Goodman Hugh Danielson De De Mulhall Lorraine Souza DONE MOST FOR SCHOOL Mike Bessette Lucy Soares 81 Valerie Barao Cheerleading Michael Bessette Student Council — ast Robert Bizier Tennis Raymond Christopher Golf Marc Fain Swim Indoor Track Marybeth Giblin Outdoor Track National Honor Society Kim Halkyard Swim Chris Harrison Cross Country Ann Healy Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica Karen Jensen Lori Kelly Volleyball Audiovisual motivated... outstanding ... devoted. Le Wendy Lima 82 Seniors Softball Recognition Craig Mace Basketball Paula Murgia Drama oJ Bryan Perry Hockey Tennis achieving . a excelling... dedicated Christine Lockwood Field Hockey Kathleen McGovern Cross Country bes Debra Pennoyer Mineral Club Richard Souza Deca, Baseball Jeanne Young Music Dan MaclIsaac Golf Elizabeth Murphy Basketball Joanne Sincero Indoor Track, Outdoor Track Lawanteis Joseph Teixiera Football, Outdoor Track mk Seniors 83 Bi P. ‘Za - “The student bodies?!”’ “IT didn’t think they gave out awards for that?” “T like dreaming... St a ® Bob, Carol, Ted and Alice a “Take my boyfriend — please!!!” ° ‘ : To the good times... Smokin’ Joe SS ee 84 S ; Sana Dancing cheek to cheek. “Like the odds Paul?” The All American Boy? “For all that money, we better eat eli, Donny and Marie? Orca’s Angels le : f “Past your bedtime?” a: J You can dress Ron up but you can’t take ‘ Hey Cameron, what are you doing back there?” Let the Good Times Roll The Annual Senior Class Supper was held at the Chateau DeVille on November 29, 1979. In the tradition of the Class of ’80, it was a night that most will never forget but some will never remember!! After precariously ascending the winding staircase and admiring the famous chandelier, everyone congregated around the fountain of spiked punch. The momentary contain caused by the lack of a seating arrangement was soon dispelled as the class ate a “sumptuous” meal. The disc jockey, J. C., discouraged dancing during the meal, despite much enthusiasm. The fun really began when “permission was anted” to dance. Ironically, the people who liked disco at the Class meeting Wednesday couldn’t resist dancing it Thursday night. Many people were satarically honored for their talents or handicaps. Joyce Hendricks received the “Mr. Murphy Pushover Award.” The “Miss Congeniality-Crest Test” was awarded to Laurie Curry, while Lee Hunt received the “Man in the Moon” award. Bob Bizier was given “Mr. Ridolfi Look- Alike” and Mike Bessette was presented the “Wildest and Craziest Guy” award. Among other awards were the “Farrah Fawcett Look-Alike” presented to Sue Theoret, the “Parallel Parking Award” to Janice Rosa, and the “Mac Davis Look- Alike” to Greg George. The final award of the evening went to Kathy Tamer who received a special “Prayer Award.’ Senior portraits, football Rane Spirit Week, college applications and now the Senior Supper — all indicate that the senior year for the Class of ’80 is passing quickly. Sanioee 85 a ae rad i Sena na iis dosea cia 86 Activities Activities Classes... Dances... Spring Romances. Rallies... Laughter... Meet you after. Football games and sunny weather Memories that will last forever. Activities 87 The Class It took three days to make it official but the Class of 1980 was victorious for the third consecutive time setting a new school record in 1979 Spirit Week competition. The Trivia Contest occurred Monday after school in the auditorium. The Freshman were given a 15 point handicap and were subsequently victorious, while the Seniors, lacking a handicap, came in a very close second. The Sophomores and Juniors took third and fourth places respectively. The Seniors turned a cold day in November into asummer day in August by designating Monday “Beach Day.” The Juniors revealed their true identities by becoming Flashers while the Sophomores came as themselves — of 80 Sets an All-Time Record DRUNKS... There was much confusion in the Freshman Class when the girls dressed as boys and the boys dressed as girls. The athletic events commenced Monday with preliminaries in Tug of War, Volleyball, and Basketball. The Sophomores were victorious in the combined girl-boy competition of the o bstacle course. The dress codes were changed again with the Seniors anticipating the 80’s as clones. “Live from Seekonk,” it was the Juniors as wide-ends. At the same time the Sophomores stressed the energy problem by coming as Arabs and the Freshmen treated it with humor by “clowning around.” Wednesday, finals were held in the remaining events and the results were: Volleyball — first place Juniors; Basketball — first place Freshmen; Tug of War — first place Senior girls and Junior boys. The “Get dressed quick” relay was won by the Seniors. The Junior class advisors came in first ina violent game of musical chairs. The Senior class placed first in the Salvation Army Food Drive and in keeping with the tradition of Senioritis, placed last in attendance. Although the Seniors seldom came in first in the athletic events, their tremendous amount of spirit led them to victory. 3 hall Se The Jolly Junior Freak out!! ti “T’ll see you at 8 tonight Mike.” Dave lends his helping hand. .S : Ay Pa 3 7 ° il sy ‘ ¥ 4 ts é ks il The class of ’83 clowns around. Three itty bitty Freshmen 88 Activities Greg gets initiated. Ee r cw, TVS ah ® a (kn? Fo iP ) Rn wl BS One of the more violent sports — musi- cal chairs. Silly Silly Sophomores e A The front line awaits battle. Send in the clowns. ro Al AAS ee Me | “Would you care for sec- “Alright Murph — I surrender.” onds Lee?” cd Monty at his best. iw . 2 i eT Pi “I have to get these kids “Hey, we can really get into this!” into college?” It’s fun to have friends. Ny Si The Muscle Men? And they almost were! Activities 89 Grin and bear it. Laverne and Shirley. Anticipation Blondes have more fun. A ; a Natural high? Mike moves in. Dave and Omer try out for the flying Wallendas. wi Or “I vant to bite your neck.” Ayatollah Sophs wee ail i £ j f , — mn | P] | AR A ih Ws) Time for dessert boys!! I never thought a ball could go that high. Seniors count down the seconds. 90 Activities “Mr. Leclere, you didn’t have to throw it up that “You shouldn't have taped your hands to the high.’ rope.’ A new dance? Cheerleading tryouts are tomorrow “Gee fellas...” “Oh my God, look what the D-R Falcon did Fight to the finish. to me.” The thrill of victory... Gina sets up. The class with the class! Activities 91 fF Another well executed play. Another spirited rally gets under way. s a Kris awaits the final decision. “Tt’s all Mike’s fault.” | —— = =u lia aes 4 ae I? . “Sorry girls, it’s a little too late to win home- coming queen.” ae Barry’s professional escort service. oe Mike waits for his turn. The Senior finalists. Biz gets ready to call the play. The line up? icone “Yeah, I know I'm great!!” Alumni Home for Victory On October 26-27, the annual Home- coming Rally and Football game were held. The Pep Rally began with athletic advisor Mr. Omer LeClere who intro- duced the nominees for the Home- coming Queen and her court. The football coach, Mr. Ron Ridolfi, then introduced the team with an empha- sis on the senior players. The cheer- leaders led the student body in sing- ing the school song in unison with the band and majorettes. At the closing of the rally, Paula Murgia was chosen as the Homecoming Queen and underclassmen Kristen Buker, Heidi Mendonca, and Lorie Perry were announced as her court. On Saturday morning, the football team displayed a Brita perform- ance against Old Rochester with a 30 -12 victory. Activities 93 Hockey Cheerleaders The 1979-1980 Hockey Cheerleaders are: Kathy Hayes, Kris Buker, Linda Almeida, Nina Zaretsky, Holly Tattersall, Tina Lima, Chris Hayes, Kim Cragg, and Kathy Souza. This year’s squad co-captains are Jenny Quigley and Linda Mes- singer. The advisor for the squad is Mrs. Velardo. 94 Activities Football Cheerleaders Football Cheerleaders for the 1979 season are: Joyce Medeiros, Paulette Morin, Marisa Head, Sue Mulry, Denise Silva, Maria Miche- letti, Valerie Barao, Lucia Micheletti, Linda Poncin, and Carolyn Libby. Eileen Hendricks and Sharon Rebola are this year’s co- captains. The cheerleaders were under the guidance of Mrs. Coelho and Miss Wilson. Basketball Cheerleaders Co-captains of the Basket- ball Cheerleading Squad for the 1980 season are: Eileen Hendricks and Maria Miche- letti. This year’s squad mem- bers are: thicg n Libby, Sue Mulry, Laurie Gane leer Barao, Marisa Head, Lucia Micheletti, Joyce Medeiros, and Denise Silva. | The morale of the football | team was boosted by the ' Pep Squad as they cheered | them on to victory. Help- ing provide half-time activities was the March- ing Band. The Honor Guards, symbolizing the school’s colors, were a new addition this season. Activities 95 LtoR, Row 1: K. Stewart, L. Messinger, A. Healey, B. Pestana. Row 2: M. Medina, R. Bizier, D. Flanna- gan, S. Mederios, P. Smith. “Don’t shoot ’til you see the whites of their eyes.” at Jim Jones follower? 96 Activities “Quien es este hom- bre?” aR a a i 2 | Z £ ee gL “Paul, your fly’s down.” Lester’s sister, Lori the lightbulb, saves energy. Honor Societies: In the spring of each year, the National Honor Society and the Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica induct eligible members into the Seekonk High School honor societies. | The National Honor Society is an’ organization that offers recognition to students who possess moral charac- ter, academic success, generosity in service to others, and leadership abili- ties. New members were enrolled in the society at a ceremony on May 15° in the Atwater Auditorium. | | | “T didn’t know that’s what the candles were for.” “C’mon baby, light Joyce stores up for my fire.” the winter. The Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica ‘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. Reverend J. Fran- cisco Litardo addressed the newl _inducted members at their Marc 26th ceremony. Both societies provide incentive for members to continue their academic excellence. L to R, Row 1: E. Sullivan, J. Hendricks, L. Silva, J. Murphy, M. Giblin, J. Rosa, C. Haslip, Row 2: C. Cushing, P. Sullivan, K. McGovern, E. Lawlor, M. Bessette, C. Hicks, J. Gauthier, G. Mayo, Row 3: M. Fain, S. Burke, R. Mendes, A. Healy, L. Messinger, S. Bernier, E. Hoyt, Row 4: D. Maclsaac, S. Dolan, L. Figuerido, M. Thomas, E. Choate, L. Soares, Row 5: D. McDade, R. Kaveny, V. Barao, L. Curry, S. Fec- teau Sue concentrates. The three faces of Eve. “Not the plate too, Laurie, just the candle.” on. Marec’s barmitsvah The National Honor Activities 97 Society? Val lights up again. Senior Council S. Rebola, A. Figueiredo, L. Soares, M. Bessette, S. St. Laurent, L. Souza. Student Voices The primary purpose of the Seekonk Council is to serve as an active student voice with the faculty, administration and school committee on school affairs. Selected members of the Council also serve in an advisory capacity to the school com- mittee and the erecanaeete Board of Educa- tion. The various class councils serve as representa- tives of their classes, keeping them informed of current events and activities. The Student Council teaches students the respon- sibilities of leadership, as well as giving them an opportunity to enforce their own ideas. a 3 4 ior Ro aig Sophomore Council Row }: J. Silva, C. Libby, L. Micheletti. ‘iow 2: S. Mulry, C. Pratt, K. Giblin. 98 Activities Junior Council D. Fuller, D. Mullen, S. Riley, J. Crowley, L. Sloane. @indlewi Gamal Row I: L. Perry, C. Mooney, R. Sloane, T. Fain, P. Andreozzi, C. Pratt, D. Mullen, S. St. Laurent, K. Giblin. Row 2: S. Sincero, K. Mullen, T. Harrington, J. Silva, C. Libby, L. Sloane, L. Micheletti, S. Riley, S. Mulry, J. Crowley, S. Rebola, L. Figueiredo, D. Fuller, L. Soares, M. Bessette. ’ . a ’ id ; € rs Freshman Council Row 1: L. Perry, P. Andreozzi, T. Fain. Row 2: R. Sloane, K. Mullen, T. Harrington, C. Mooney, S. Sincero. . : | he : Lynn, Victor, and Mark survey maps of Seekonk. Private joke, Dave and Joan? Sue reviews her work for her job of the Students Take Charge The Student Government Day program is designed to give s tudents the opportunity to learn about our town government from a first- hand experience. The Student Government Plan- ning Committee organizes events for approxi- mately 350 members involved in the program. Each year, an election is held for the entire school in order to choose students for the various town ositions. On the designated day, the elected stu- . o8. : : ents meet with town officials and assume their Row 1: P Saline 1h, She ig sy ue ees pees 2 D. positions. The officials explain their duties to 1 Mekcnger A Hoa i andre key B_Biter St Laurent Inform the students of thei r respective functions | MeNeil, L. Souza, L. Soares. In operating our town government. | LE 4 ) Be ies ; Row 2: All eyes up front. Seekonk 1s such an exciting town. Who? What? Why? Activities 99 ni ha « “Hurry up and get this over with!” “Gosh, don’t flatter me so!” Most Valuable Players The Girls’ Athletic Association is made up of girls that have participated in either intramurals or interscholastic sports. They raise money to award a scholarship to a girl who shows athletic promise and has participated in the ath- letic programs throughout her four years. The money raised is also used to send qualified underclassmen to sum- mer sports camps. The Lettermen’s Club is an organization created to give recognition to those boys who have received fetters for their ath- letic achievements. The members of this club raise money for scholarships to those athletes who have shown out- standing abilities in four years of their participation in sports. At the end of each athletic season, a sports banquet, sponsored by the Boost- er’s Club, is held to honor those who have displayed outstanding athletic per- formances. Certificates, letters, bars, and trophies are awarded to the athletes and each team gives a special gift to their coach. 100 Activities Pe o. dle —T Ge Sac “Get organized, LeClerc!” “Come on, hurry up! I’m really embarrassed.” d , “All my girls use Colgate.” Ray gets his pay-off. i Row 1: L. Poncin, M. Cotton, L. Gregoire, S. Mulry, S. Rebola, K. Graham, T. Troino, K. Matonis. Row 2: B. Lawlor, C. Stephanopolous, C. Hicks, L. Micheletti, P. Morin, M. McAloon, M. Schreck. Row 3: C Hurd, K. McGovern, L. Rufful, S. Mowry, C. Pennoyer, M. Lamothe, L. Hoyt. Row 4: J. Silva, M. Gib’ lin, J. Rosa, P. Sullivan, L. Sullivan, D. Mulhall, G. Lopes, L. Flanagan. Row 5: S. Mackenzie, L. St Laurent, L. Lewis, T. McCann. R. Kaveny, M. Micheletti. V. Barao, L. Curry, B. Holmes. Fi “This is so exciting!” “I’m so proud of her!” —_— ny “Maybe I can sneak out before anyone notices.” a F ie) 3 i sai . % ‘ : . es x . 4 x 1 in si Row 1: J. Ellis, A. Gordon, P. B. Bizier, M. LaMothe, G. Crowley, M. Shultz, C. Rutter, T. Borah. Ro nard, P. Tankard, J. Burns, D. Cisckow- ski, C. Harrison, R. Cardarelli, uggerio, D. Coogan, M. Bessette, J. LaRotonda. Row 3: R. Christo- ; her, G. George, S. Dolan, D. Armstron , G. Deeb, itd Baker, C. Swanson, P. Beauregard, B. Dolan, D. - t WEAters J. McGovern, S. Burke, J. Re dington, D. Mullen, A. Dubuc, J. Letorneau, P. Turcotte (Honor- ary Member), S. LaRotonda, L. Hunt, R. Gendron. i 2 ‘Thanks fi fifth bar. I reall ci- Row 1: J. Teixiera, C. Harrison, M. Lamothe, S. Graham. Row 2: V. “Oh, what a grip” ite tt” a aiaewe Barao, D. Oliver, K. Jensen, J. Crowley, K. Giblin. BIE “Thank you.” “No, Thank You!” Indira Lockwood Activities 10] The Real World The Independent Study program is unique because it emphasizes learning from true- life experiences rather than from the class- room. One day each week, a senior is allowed to work at a volunteer organization or become involved in a possible career choice as his Independent Study project. Special meetings are held during the year for students to experience a different part of life by hearing the stories of former drug addicts and ex-convicts. This program gives seniors an opportunity to examine their own personal values in rela- tionship with those of others before they venture out into the real world. Participants in the program must meet peri- odically with their advisor, Guidance Coun- selor Justus Andersom, and must submit a term paper on their experiences at the termi- nation of the program in order to receive five credits. Row 1: J. Baker, S. Rebola, V. Barao, A. Earle, R. Delmonico, J. Young, N. Swift. Row 2: P. Sullivan, L. Sullivan, L. Silva, J. Murphy, C. Hicks, K. Gra- ble, D. Desnoyers. Row 3: D. McDade, M. Bessette, J. Ren T. McCann, R. Kaveny. Row 4: T. Treacy, M. Thomas, D. Robbins, P. Billington, K. McNeil, A. Healy. Row 5: J. Casperson, L. ] f : igueir- j : aie : a ly. Row asperson, L. Poncin, M. Deubel, S. Theoret, L. Figueir Pat Sullivan in Pediatrics at R. I. Hospital. , wee 7 wy ; Ss “fl = ¥ = Sees EQwW.— SHE y 4 it 102. Activities Liz Sullivan tutors at R. I. Hospital. Lee-Ann and Carolyn show their talents. Yr - “ Ree BS mae up late again girls? teewvet® teen eeeet theenanl ree: Pte “Ca ” tudents Incognito Ma and Pa Kettle “Spirits having flown.” Activities 103 French Club The purpose of the French Club is to raise enough money to be able to give an outstanding Senior French student a scholarship. The Club holds various fund raisers such as bake sales. They also hope to initiate a French Honor Society. Row 1: J. Williams, J. Mellone, T. McCann, D. Desnoyers. Row 2: J. Newman, M. LeClerc. Row 3: R. Delmonico, L. Silva, J. Murphy, V. Kanelakos. The Medical Club is designed for stu- dents that would like to eventually become involved in some type of medical career. Some of the activities they are involved in are raising money for the Easter Seals, working with Senior citi- zens, and tutoring grammar school chil- dren. N. Garganta, D. Paul, S. Trenteseaux, B. Pestana, L. Figueiredo, L. Mulvey. Medical Club 104 Activities The Art Club is designed for students interested in photography. Their main objective is to produce the film for the Senior’s Class Day activities. Row 1: C. Burch, J. Sweeney, P. O’Brien. i elli, L. Muise. Art Club Row 2: B. Fortin, K. Allan, E. Fisk, R. Reedy, R. Cardar- DECA L. Souza, K. McNeil, Advisor David Saad, L. Soares, P. M urgia. The purpose of the DECA Club is to ori- ent students with the business field. They achieve this goal through outside job experiences and running the schools DECA store. Activities 105 “But Mr. Ellis, I don’t understand.” Drama Club not satisfied.” Row 1: R. Hoyt, S. Armstrong, C. Rickey, A. Earle, P. Murgia, M. Schreck, J. Baker. Row 2: K. Johnson, N. Lima, T. Kendrick, J. Murgia, L. Bridge, S. Kendrick, C. Ramos, G. Turcotte, J. Mellone, B. Holmes, J. Williams. Z 3 Paula waits for the rain. s Lisa gets disgusted. Audio-Visual Club The Audio-Visual Club is a service club whose purpose is to aid in the maintenance and operation of audio-visual equipment and to supply these materials to classroom teachers. Row 1: D. Kurak, L. Soares, J. Banna, L. Kelly, C. Bowen. Row 2: P. Bowen, K. Mallon, M. Barnes, Library Club The aim of the Library Club is to help make the school library a successful operation. The members shelve books and assist in the charging out of materi- als. Activities 107 Mineral Club The Mineral Club is designed specifi- cally for those students interested in precious stones. These students show a genuine interest in searching for and identifying minerals of local and regional interest. 73 we ES = Row 1: D. Pennoyer, C. Grey. Row 2: M. LeClerc, C. Barton, C. Pennoyer, J. Enos. Row 3: B. Berg, C. Coogan, B. Ditson, A. Petzold. The Silver Key is a literary magazine published by students interested in writ- ing. They submit various poems and sto- ries of their own and encourage others to express themselves in the magazine. ee See, See eee | 2 ww ee Rs Ba AS ‘ . SPONSE, Ne wow fae ne y 2 a Ne oe ° BO a a” aka VO PES Sst or ‘ “a - “a v ae ak gk ‘ - ee ee yg 7 OM We Me a es ; 4 � sie J. Boutcher, K. Fischer, D. Robbins, L. Figueirido. Silver Key _ 108 Activities a +4 re, king a deep brea th.” Fashion Show “Karen, try Sheer Energy. “Hey, I thought this was a dress _ rehearsal!” “There she is... “Hey mister, got a dime?” Romeo?” Activines 109 AP “T don’t care who’s is not going in!” 110 Activities editor Laurie, that picture acoat “Two-thousand dollars missing... for lunches?” Reflections 1980 “a as 7 The literary staff is hard at work. Lorraine, Lucy, and Joanna — in focus. B Row 1: Advisor Stephen Murphy, A. Earle (Literary Co-Editor), T. ary Co-Editor), L. Silva, J. Gauthier, J. Hendricks (Editor-in-Chief), A. Jenkins, C. Hicks, T. Treacy. Row 2: P. Whitaker, K. Grable, D. Robbins, K. Fischer, R. Delmonico, A. Healy (Busi- ness Co-Editor), L. Curry (Layout Editor), S. Fecteau (Business Co-Editor), W. Hurd, D. McDade (Sports Editor). Missing from picture: D. Desnoyers, V. Goodman, P. Mararian, J. Casperson. Hurricane Murph hits 201 McCann, J. Murphy (Liter- NRO RO MW ie ew GR ew q Andrews, L. Cipriano, M. “No friends, Amy?” “Believe me Wendy, I know what I’m doing!!” Activities 111 Hound iw hond, we will walk foword hesitantly — Awious yot feontul, we venture out to moke now friends, now momories, which we will cherish witl the owes cDwady iw own heart. Thow seen to be So mony Choices, So mowy paths to travel, so many things to do: — We become like children oyperimenting with things; sorting out those things whicly we do wot enjoy cud replacing thon with oly happy things. Realizing we nust let go, we become afraid — it’s hand to leaue behind friends ond things thet you’ ve become used to, to stant something wow. We must mouse chead but remembering always thot childhood memories ore the best — because we were young cud loving oud, becouse they played a ver important port ww shaping us — making us individuals. It makes it a lot castor to let go, however, whew we kuow that we cow look back aud Smile... The queen and her court, L-R. Debbie Pennoyer, Bob Romano, Greg Right from the Lawrence Welk George, Bob Sloane, Queen Paula Rennick, Laurie Curry, Shaun Dolan, show. Kerry Cunningham, Marilyn Gravel, Jeff Mutter. Junior Prom May 19, 1979 King Phillip : ‘ aeceanh SO ycem Tank “Don’t worry Ann, our dates will show up.” ee | a bw | at | “I'd rather be dancing.” “Long Distance...” “Is the next best thing to “I love my wife, I think Ill keep her.” being there.” 118 “T didn’t know prom gowns were made like that.” SRR RNR, aa “I told you I could talk her into it.” Don’t worry, your mother will never know.” 7 i‘ e. “T wish I had stayed home.” The Mod Squad . Ke ‘ ua : PN ew ee ES Barbie and Ken go to the “T wish we could dance like that.” “I’ve heard of double dates, Mike, but this is ridiculous.” prom. 119 : Wetter COPHOMORE '77-'78 First place Spirit Week .. . starting another tradition .. . Blizzard of 78 — no school. We can’t find it!... Evaluation-Half Days... Basketball team loses championship by 1 basket at New Bedford... First Class to receive rings as Sophomores... Junior elections — Burn-outs Unite... From silly- silly to jolly-jolly. FRESHMAN '76-'77 Which Ridolfi is which? . .. Where’s our homecoming king?... Will our boys ever grow up to look like Senior “men”? .. . The Shortest Freshman Class President ever. ... You mean boys and girls can sit together at lunch?... Third place Spirit Week ... A peanut with the famous smile invades the White House... From itty- bitty to silly-silly. JUNIORS '78-'79 School lunches — pay more get less... First Place Spirit Week ... Policy changes mid-year — when are the bars going up on the windows?... Even art class isn’t safe anymore... Governor King’s Tax Cap.... Will they cut the students too?... SAT’s I never thought I’d pay to take a test... Junior Prom — always and forever (well, at least until midnight)... From jolly-jolly to mighty-mighty. ULM VO OF! 10U has _ THE soagdy FLL LOUFOGQUS % Hae es (a A a ie CENIORES '79-’S0 No activity periods — the college bound suffer again... Who are those bearded men?...T.R. throws a campfire in Med Tech... Pope John Paul II visits Boston... Senior parties — Farm Play .. .’79 football players are smaller than the cheerleaders ... Spirit Week — class record — first class to win three years in a row... Senior Supper — who wants to sit under the chandelier? . .. Senior Prom — the last of the greats... Class Day and Night — awards ...and more awards... Graduation — The end of a beginning... Hh’ WOLD LNLA QMO 123 Ta Linprteyior Ht Hn he { é id! 128 Ne Goodbyes As we Step out ow owr ow, cacy iw a diferent world We aw only with the memories of what has passed. Ol, but what memories. The yoors we spent togethor Seen to buse into, Happy times cud sad, times bridged by times of Flashes of laughter and tears, of Sunshine cud roiw, of being close aud of being tour apart, oD) come back to us OS if iw one emotion. Goodbyes we speck to. one another are owly farewells iw @ physical seuse. We will always be together UU OLY MeINULS. 130 Underclassmen Time is on our side — The light of truth will reveal A reason For our fears of letting go Underclassmen 131 2 “ “ Ae. Vv i © 73 = me) XN te) CLASS OF 1981 David Mullen, President Deborah Fuller, Vice President Melissa McAloon, Secretary Victor Mendes, Treasurer L to R, Row 1: M. McNeil, R. Perry, H. Ross, M. George, C. Rutter, L. Longworth, M. Schreck, B. Holmes, C. Rickey, S. Sollecito, S. Martin, K. Hayes, J. Gorman, L. Sloane, C. Stephanopoulos, K. Soderlund, C. Hurd, K. Johnson, E. Thomas; L to R, Row 2: J. Lebel, M. Buker, J. Ellis, P. Gendron, J. LaRotonda, S. Riley, C. Richard, K. Bliss, K. Kelleher, E. Berson, D. Bowlin, K. Bowden, K. McDonald, J. Crowley, K. Gra- ham, V. Andrews, D. Olivier, K. Naughton, D. Paul; L to R, Row 3: J. Coyle, S. Reddy, L. Shields, D. Fer- reira, A. Giblin, L. Bridge, T. Miller, M. Schultz, T. Troino, R. Whitaker, G. Andreozzi, D. Hardman, M. Rose, D. Larocque, D. Fuller, P. Souza, N. Garganta; L to R, Row 4: T. Woo d, P. Given, P. Gilbert, C. Swan- son, J. Marchetti, V. Mendes, R. Courtemanche, R. Goulet, S. Marquis, P. Silva, L. Vandal, D. Treacy, M. Head, N. Jennings, N. Rodgers, K. Lunnie, E. Elma- sian, M. McAloon; L to R, Row 5: D. Mace, P. Grass- ley, S. Lemieux, D. Medeiros, D. Benevides, B. Kyser, L. Mulvey, J. Boudreau, K. Buker, A. DeSilva, M. Drapeau, J. Devine, J. Perry, L. Frattaruolo, D. Dutra, C. Lockwood, M. Pimenthal, D. Jutras; L to R, Row 6: R. Souto, R. Pion, R. Sceeles, M. Parece, M. Keilman, S. Tella, A. Laverdiere, J. Poole, S. Wass- mer, C. Churchill, M. Gildea, J. Littlejohn, R. Rug- giero, C. McGovern, K. Marshall; L to R, Row 7: B. O’Brien, J. Voccio, T. Olean, R. Murphy, P. Heaney, D. | Flanagan, C. Swanson, J. Ackell, A. Gordon, S. Letourneau, B. Dolan, L. Soares, L. Messinger, J. Moline, T. Miller, C. Mallon, J. Harshani, A. Hicks; L to R, Row 8: M. Thompson, T. Traynor, H. Burrows, J. Reddington, T. Borah, P. Clark, P. Smith, D. Arrighi, C. Baker, J. Araujo, R. Platt, D. Hall, D. Barney, K. Stewart, L. Levasseur, L. Holmes, K. Blake, S. Wass- mer; L to R, Row 9: E. Crane, A. Thibodeau, P. Beauregard, B. Apolito, T. Kendrick, D. Poisson, R. Hoyt, M. Cravenho, E. Cruz, K. Anderson, L. Dias, T. Alcorn, R. Greene, M. Rebello, C. LeBlanc, G. Doonan, P. Cassels; L to R, Row 10: G. Bourque, J. Santoro, J. McGovern, D. Silva, B. Swift, D. Desnoyers, D. DeSouza, D. McDonald, R. Marshall, D. Roberts, C. DaCunha, M. Roderick, J. Carter, C. Barton, C. Paine, B. Tucker, D. Strycharz, S. Ahern, R. Camire, C. Souza, B. Eva, P. Watson, M. Mulhall, B. Kane. Underclassmen 133 nes as 134 Underclassmen 35 ] c : “ shes Vv - o mo) c —_ 2 a vm) 2 re) = o mo) Cc = | oO = CLASS OF 1982 Chester Pratt, President Lucia Micheletti, Vice President Kristen Matonis, Secretary Kerri Manning, Treasurer L to R, Row 1: C. Mulvey, J. Pereira, J. Piquette, K. Wood, L. Saccone, R. Kelly, N. Zaretsky, G. Lopes, A. Souza, D. Arico, J. Matts, B. Buffinton, A. Gilmore, J. Cahill, M. Ferreira, F. Conlin, D. O’Brien, D. Clark, L. Barlow, D. Bosworth; L to R, Row 2: R. Point, M. Lamothe, P. Lauffer, H. O’Brien, A. Petzold, K. Soares, C. Tankard, C. Gray, M. McDonald, D. Mulh- earn, L. Everett, M. Cotton, C. Connors, G. Danielson, S. Duprey, K. Black, S. Foeri; L to R, Row 3: Y. Bouil- lon, L. Harris, M. Hodde, M. Veader, E. Jodat, K. Gib- lin, L. Flanagan, A. Harrison, A. Longworth, C. Pen- noyer, H. Mendonca, V. Bazarsky, J. Mellone, W. McGuy, N. Brown, C. Bradley, M. Carracciolo, G. Palumbo; L to R, Row 4: D. Gilmore, L. Almeida, C. Brown, N. Mai, C. Leavitt, V. Kanelakos, H. Olin, K. Wall, T. Rosenfield, E. Garneau, L. Champigny, M. LeClerc, K. Rose, P. Berson, J. Calverley, T. Sampaio, D. Gobin, D. Silva; L to R, Row 5: P. Warren, L. Blake, K. Goudreau, K. Robbins, B. Issler, S. Peters, L. Fisk, M. Cronin, R. Perron, S. Burke, P. McCloskey, K. Marchand, V. Marshall, S. Kendrick, D. Colling- wood, C. Garrett, S. Reedy, R. Jordan, J. Medeiros; L to R, Row 6: J. Ellis, K. Parkhurst, M. Gravel, K. Michaud, D. Souto, L. David, L. Platt, T. Paradiso, C. Mallon, C. Trombley, L. Grady, R. Colicci, D. Oliver, J. Silva, L. Lewis, K. Medeiros, D. McDade, K. Cunning- ham, S. Mowry, L. Borges, C. Cavallaro; L to R, Row 7: D. Gallup, R. Messier, M. Doolittle, K. Oliver, K. Manning, L. St. Laurent, S. Mackenzie, N. Lutz, S. Grable, A. Gendron, C. Libby, S. Mulry, B. Medina, L. Micheletti, K. Matonis, L. Dias, K. Anderson, E. Cruz; L to R, Row 8: D. Chace, G. Mathias, M. Silvia, D. Cor- bitt, M. Blanchard, V. Andreozzi, T. Brown, A. Hic- cox, S. Bosworth, B. Leonard, P. French, C. McDonald, T. Prescott, J. McNeil, B. Carden, T. Moline, D. Alburn; L to R, Row 9: M. Tierney, J. Gamelin, J. Costa, R. Williams, R. Black, B. Berg, F. Grima, D. Taylor, J. Trombley, K. Fortin, M. M ulhall, B. Kane, K. Burley, K. Francis, K. Mabray, R. Boyd; L to R, Row 10: S. Pope, W. Horton, T. Prescott, B. George, M. Oliveira, D. Testa, M. Ruggiero, D. Costa, M. Slattery, J. Viara, D. Buker, J. Fitzgibbon, R. Kinsley, S. Hanson, C. Pratt, K. Rodrigues, T. Szala, J. Handanyan, M. Bowers, M. DeBlasio, M. Faria. Underclassmen 137 as8e2 AREARM SARK SAS THe SUITS RRA R ERE gw S8a8 age 333 S20 RSSOSaS Ue eakeeee Ld 3 ano sages H ae } 138 Underclassmen 139 Underclassmen Wean be 140 Underclassmen CLASS OF 1983 Peter Andreozzi, President Robin Sloane, Vice President Lori Perry, Secretary Terri Fain, Treasurer L to R, Row 1: S. Frizzell, J. Williams, S. Krupowicz, S. Brown, J. Andrews, R. Kingston, J. Newman, J. Gamelin, V. Calore, K. Souza, K. Henson, A. Swepson, R. Tavares, J. Smith, R. Lopes, J. Parece, P. Smith, J. Trentesaux, S. Thomas, P. Senvick, S. Trentesaux, A. Pimental; L to R, Row 2: J. Reavey, J. Mace, S. Hil- dred, P. Billington, S. Johnson, L. Sampaio, J. Bar- boza, H. O’Brien, S. Piquette, C. Sullivan, S. Hess, S. McGovern, K. Mullen, J. Jennings, M. Macalister, T. Harrington, C. Hayes, C. Marchetti, C. Mooney, M. Given, L. Perry, J. Risho, K. DeBlasio, S. Poncin, D. Begin, C. Willis, J. Sizensky; L to R, Row 3: L. Medei- ros, J. Downes, M. Shears, K. Slattery, A. Candeias, H. Cassels, M. Matonis, T. Costa, T. Lima, K. Crane, K. Cragg, S. Cronin, T. Colicci, D. LeClerc, V. Almeida, R. LeBeau, M. Heaney, C. Mims, E. Brown, E. Cush- ing. L to R, Row 4: P. Benson, B. Olney, E. Gilbert, S. Shaw, D. Ditson, F. Iannuzzi, C. Allen, J. Cahill, T. Fain, K. Korkuc, C. Padykula, L. Paul, S. Swift, J. Strycharz, K. Marchetti, M. Cipriano, D. Marshall, K. Drapeau, C. Fischer, A. Dunn, C. Coogan, D. Guidice, K. Johnson, K. Tucker. L to R, Row 5: T. Peck, B. O’Connor, S. Nichols, J. Blake, J. Oliveira, K. Morin, P. Zaretsky, R. Elgar, C. Vandal, C. Eva, G. Crowley, H. Tattersall, K. Keilman, G. Turcotte, A. Fraser, Reavey, C. Lussier, R. Troino, A. Gagnon, A. Hulmes, B. Baldani, K. Howard, P. Golato, J. Marshall, J. Caro- lan, T. Colaluca, A. Finizia, C. Grant, S. Treacy, D. Tella, B. Soito, J. Damiani, K. Carpenter, K. Bouillon, P. Bowen, L. Horton, S. Noelte; L to R, Row 6: J. Wood, S. Mendes, E. Perry, R. Motta, B. Nyzio, B. Nieuwkoop, L. Magee, C. Ramos, E. Pitassi, D. Gor- don, D. Gilmore, N. Lima, A. Hamlin, K. Almeida, J. Enos, K. Johnson, J. Follett, J. Baker, D. Mello, J. Melia, C. Burroughs; L to R, Row 7: A. Khan, T. Mowry, M. Antonio, T. Machado, C. Sears, S. Gorman, E. Watson, R. Willis, D. Harris, J. Ferri, R. Hicles, C. Head, J. Blanchard, L. Silva, D. Fecteau, K. Elmasian, D. Doyle, P. Cotton, D. Smith, A. Souza, C. Charpen- tier, G. Marshall, S. Galucci; L to R, Row 8: M. Umbricht, H. Carlson, S. Armstrong, R. Silva, M. Murphy, P. Andreozzi, M. Benevides, S. Sincero, R. Bergeron, M. Tortolani, M. Giblin, R. MacGregor, J. Harrison, P. Figueiredo, D. Martin, D. Ferreira, A. Cavallaro, B. Giblin, J. Kinsley, S. Goula, P. Lusignan, D. Swanson, M. Gousie, D. Quigley, J. Hanley; L to R, Row 9: D. Wolstencroft, M. Cassidy, D. Roderick, M. Black, G. Papson, C. Ransom, R. Sloane, E. Moore, R. Vaillancourt, B. Lunnie, C. Lambert, K. McWhinnie, T. Marshall, C. Arrighi, P. Buckley, L. Marquis, C. Bottcher, K. Dufrense, M. Lapham, J. Sweeney, S. Reagan, K. Dellefemine, K. Thurber, T. Sheldon; L to R, Row 10: M. Novia, J. Borah, P. Callahan, K. Pitts, D. Perry, S. Dourado, S. Poisson, T. Underclassmen 141 DE Spe Pe ae em 142 Underclassmen 143 Underclassmen aes a gh gee tae Ei ie ae ; . 144 Sports eeseves en AAT ITS SITE 5H = SIUNSSEPASISE Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep -for every dream precedes the goal. Sports 145 SPORTS Baseball Softball Boys’ Track Girls’ Track Boys’ Tennis Girls’ Tennis Volleyball Football Field Hockey Cross Country Girls’ Swim Boys’ Basketball Girls’ Basketball 146 Sports Rebuilding year works well 1979 was a rebuilding year for Coach Ridolfi’s Warrior Baseball Team. Their 9-9 overall record and 7-7 in division play, placed them fourth in the South- eastern Massachusetts Division II Con- ference play, exactly what Coach Ridolfi predicted. Led by All-Leaguers Rick Sousa, Gary Najas and Glen Larrabee, the Warriors started slow but gained momentum later in the season. “If the season was longer they would have done better,” said Ridolfi. Pitchers Mike Jennings, Todd Hagen- burg and Martin Larotunda, ’79 gradu- ates, finished strong to help the Warri- ors to their 9-9 record. Infielders Paul LaFrance, Glen Larra- bee, Bob Drapeau, Steve Burke and catchers Mark Rogers, Craig Mace and Joe Frisolone played exceptionally well, H e the number of team errors to ive. This year’s season looks promising with the return of Rick Sousa, Steve Burke, Craig Mace and upcoming underclass- men. PAGE 146: (1) Row 1: Dave DiOrio, Paul LaFrance, Glen Larrabee, Todd Hagenburg, Bob Drapeau, Steve Pacheco. Row 2: Coach Tom Ridolfi, Rick Sousa, Steve Burke, Gary Najas, Craig Mace, Martin Larotonda, Mike Jennings, Mark Rogers, Joe Frisolone; (2) Cover Girl?; (3) What a face!; (4) “Another one down the tubes.”: (5) “Which hand does the glove go on?”; (6) “You mean the plate’s over there?” PAGE 147: (1) “Oh gee boys, I’m so nervous.”; (2 ) What a mess!; (3) “Who’s that masked man?”; (4) Statue Man; (5) “It’s baseball, not bowling, Steve.”; (6) “Where’s the ball.” Spring Sports 147 ee 7 C te , oa PB Pe = ne a 148 Spring Sports Enthusiastic play brings victories The 1979 Girls’ Softball Team didn’t let the difficulty they experienced at the opening of their competition hinder them from having a successful season. The girls evidenced a variety of skills and talents but these weren’t quite enough in face of their tough competi- tion. Co-captains Gina Staltare and Cheryl Dutra gave the team the confidence and determination they needed to help them through difficult games. Additional strength was given by Ginny Sykes and Cindy Hurd. The outfielders Pam Jack- son, Becky Stephanopoulos and Gina Staltare played very well making it tough for the opposition to score. Also, itchers Gina Mayo, Joan Casey, and eDe Mulhall intimidated the batting opposition. As a whole, the team played well together, bettering their ’78 season’s record. The upcoming softball season looks promising with returning veteran Seniors Gina Mayo, Carolyn Hicks, and Wendy Lima. Also returning are Laurie Sloane, Cindy Hurd, Cindy Stephano- poulos, and Missy McAloon. PAGE 148: (1) Chug-a-lug.; (2) “Get the Sig- nal.”; (3) “These shoes make me feel like I’m walking on air.”; (4) “I can’t look.”; (5) “Can they do that on the field?”; (6) “C’mon, I’m ready!” (7) Softball shuffle. (8) “Take that!” (9) “Look at it go.” PAGE 149: (1) “I dare you to get up!”; (2) “I do it with class.”; (3) “Oh!”; (4) Anticipation.; (5) Row 1: G. Sykes, J. Casey, C. Dutra, G. Staltare, P. Jackson, J. Veader, R. Perry, B. Stephanopolous. Row 2: C. Stephanop- lous, D. Dutra, L. Sloane, D. Mulhall, W. Lima, C. Hicks, G. Mayo, M. McAloon, L. Gregoire, J. Littlejohn, Coach J. Hallal. Spring Sports 149 Boys’ Track Runs to Victory The 1979 Boys’ Track Team had one of its best seasons in recent history: 5-1 in ata II for a second place, 7-2 over- all. Besides senior Doug Brown, who tied the school record of ten flat in the hun- dred yard dash, the Warriors were led by the brilliance of juniors Chris Harri- son and Marc Fain. Harrison paced the long distance runners with mid-nine minute times in the two mile and a school record of 4:30.6 in the mile run. Fain likewise ran well turning in times in the low fifties in the 440-yard dash. Other members of the team that per- formed well include seniors Mike li - nard (880 and high jump), Ed Perron low hurdles, pole vault), Mark Baldoni high hurdles), and junior Joe Teixeira javelin, triple jump, 100-yard dash, 220- yard dash). If this year’s underclassmen improve as expected, the 1980 season could be a banner year for the Warriors. PAGE 150: (1) Harry makes his move.; (2) Neck and neck.; (3) That last step’s a big one.; (4) Who tripped me?; (5) Row 1: Mark Baldani, Dave Westcott, Bill Leonard, Andy Dubuc, Dave Mul- len, John Tretton, Ed Perron, Mike Leonard. Row 2: John Larotunda, John Ellis, Romeo Mendes, Barry DeBlasio, Chris Harrison, Ed Beauregard, Jerry Allison, Larry Drapeau. Row 3: M. LeClerc, M. Garabian, M. Goodman, M. Pimental, D. McDade, B. Seeley, R. Sloane, J. McCormick. Row 4: Coach Frank Mooney, P. Gendron, J. McGovern, R. Gamblin, C. Pratt, T. Moline, G. George, C. Romano. Row 5: J. Brown, D. Brown, J. Teixeira, D. Corbit, J. Cahill, S. Brown, M. Ferreria. (6) Sweet dreams! PAGE 151: (1) Another victory for Marc; (2) “Get that shot off my foot, now!” (3) “I want it but I can’; get it.”; (4) Superman???; (5) “Well, guys”; (6 Disco Longjump; (7) “Look coach, I can toucl my toes!”; (8) Mad dog. 150 Spring Sports 151 Spring Sports Seekonk’s Finest Earn Titles The team in the limelight during the 1979S ane Sports’ season was the SHS Girls’ Track. It started with U.S. Track and Field magazine ranking the Girls’ Track Team fourth in the nation, continued through the prestigious Penn Relays, and ended with Joanne Sincero’s record setting Pah Onna nce in the mile at the New ngland Championships. Other record setting performances were turned in by junior Karen Jensen in the javelin and sophomore Robin Perron in the hurdles. The combined performances led the irls to a 7-1 dual meet record and the ivision III championship. With the return of these girls, prospects for the Lady Warriors are expected to be even brighter. PAGE 152: (1) “Patty cake, patty cake”; (2) “You didn’t see that, did you?”; (3) Coach Sally Wing looking over the stats.; (4) “Hey, where is everybody?”’; (5) So, this is Women’s Lib!” PAGE 153: (1) “Looks good from here.” (2) Row 1: Coach Al Goodwin, Donna Bessette, Kris Swanson, Joanne Bergeron, Joanne Sincero, Sue Rickey, Coach Sally Wing. Row 2: Karen Jensen, Debbie Pennoyer, Joanne Murphy, Mary Beth Giblin, Janice Rosa, Ann Harrison, Kathy McGovern. Row 3: Lucia Micheletti, Kara Medeiros, Donna Gilmore, Robin Perron, Lynn Lewis, Sue Grable, Caroline McGovern. Row 4: Lynn Mulvey, Janene Silva, Carolyn Pennoyer, Cheryl Gray, Jodi Devine, Kathy Naughton, Amy Longworth. Row 5: Liz Thomas, Marcia Schreck, Kristin Buker, Joan Crowley, Leslie Longworth, Karen McDonald. (3) “My lips are sealed.”; (4) “I can’t stop!”; (5) The Hulk.; (6) “Anything Joanne can do, I can do.” (7) “Ooops!” 152 Spring Sports PW eng vie: ee (i ee as Src s P “its go So SRY ecg Spring Sports 153 Fine play earns boys second place Being 11-4 overall with a 10-4 record in division play, and finishing second in Southeastern Massachusetts Conference East Division II, made the Warriors Boys’ Tennis Team a formidable opposi- tion. The boys were led by the consistentl good Dey of senior Paul Smith and bol- stered by ay eee from Brian Perry and Bobby Bizier. The first dou- bles team of John Couris and Mark Hal- liwell also played well and contributed to the team’s victorious season. This year’s squad will see the return of all netmen except Paul Smith and John Couris. Returning players will include Joe George, Bobby Bizier, Mark Halli- well, Brian Perry, Andy Gordon, and Dave Silva. If predictions are accurate, the 1980 Boys’ Tennis Team will do as good as or better than the 1979 season. TKONE ¥ PAGE 154: (1) Row 1: Tim Olean, John Couris, Mark Halliwell, Bob Bizier, ““Smokin”’ Joe George; Row 2: Andy Gordon, Paul Smith, Dave Flanagan, Scott Duhamel, Dave Silva, Bryan Perry, Coach Ron Ridolfi. (2) Coach Ron Ridolfi.; (3) “Do I hit it or catch it?”; (4) “Is this tennis or ballet?”; (5) “Somebody help me kill this bee!”’ 154 Spring Sports ills ie te. gh page Res Rain deprives girls Seekonk showed a fine display of sports- manship in the 1979 Girls’ Tennis Team season. Their well earned record of 10 wins and 8 losses was attributed to the team’s enthusiastic attitude and hard work all season. A tough break in the weather kept the girls from a well deserved place in the States. Leading the team to a winning season were the Sullivan twins, Liz and Pat, playing first and second singles respec- tively. Adding strength to Seekonk’s driving force were teammates Colleen Carden and Meg McGovern playing third singles, and Joan Couris and Dar- lene Paul, playing first doubles. Also contributing to the team were Lisa Vandal, Kerri Manning and Jenny Quig- ley playing second doubles. Seekonk expects another triumphant season with the return of veteran play- ers. PAGE 155: (1) Superstar form.; (2) Linda is light on her feet.; (3) “Batter up!”; (4) Another good start; (5) Row 1: Lisa Vandal, Meg McGovern, Cindy Lima, Joan Couris, Colleen Carden, Jenny Quigley. Row 2: Kris Matonis, Pat Sullivan, Liz Sullivan, Kerri Manning, Linda Rufful, Kris Swanson, Coach Chery] Wilson. Spring Sports 155 Best Golfers in SHS History “The best performance by the golf team in the history of the school,” were the words of Coach Bob Kulaga concerning his 1979 Golf squad. Led by the performances of sophomores Tom Borah and Rich Ruggiero, along with juniors Ray Christopher, Dan Mac- Isaac, and Steve Larotonda, the team compiled a 10-6-2 overall record with a 6-6-2 record in the Southeastern Massa- chusetts Division II West play. Lone senior Jon Baker and juniors Victor Szala and Gregg MacDonald as well as Ue Carlton Rutter also played well. Borah was the Bourne Invitational Jam- boree champ and he also placed first in the Southeastern Massachusetts High School Championship; Ray Christopher placed third in this tournament as well. With all but one member returning to this spring’s team, the future looks bright for the Warrior linksmen. PAGE 156: (1) Row 1: Rich Ruggiero, Tom Borah, Mike Ferreira, Carlton Rutter. Row 2: Coach Bob Kulaga, Steve Larotonda, Ray Chris- topher, Jon Baker, Dan Maclsaac; (2) Home sweet home; (3) “The excitement of sinking my first putt.”; (4) “Oh no, my zipper’s stuck!!!””: (5) “Who’s holding up whom?” 156 Spring Sports New coach brings success This third year for the Volleyball team has proved to be their best so far, with an overall record of 5 wins — 10 losses in the 1979 season. Undiscouraged by last year’s record, the girls started the sea- son with enthusiasm. They lea rned true sportsmanship with the guidance of their new coach, Melinda Edgerly (Pierce). She noted the remarkable progress that they had made since the beginning of the season and believed that they had, in her own words, “come a long way.” She also cited that the team had a great attitude, dis- played teamwork, and demonstrated effort. Unfortunately, the team is losing six seniors: Gina Mayo, Carolyn Hicks, Lele Murphy, Linda Rufful, Janice Bardsley, and Karen Jensen. Although this loss is great, the team appears optimistic with the return of veterans Terri Torino, Cindy Hurd, and Cindy Paine, as the starting lineup. Page 157: (1) “Good Game”? (2) “Is it ever going to come down?”, (3) “Get the ball ... over the net!” (4) “Up, Up and Away ... Ouch!”; (5) Siamese Twins (6) Row 1: Janice Bardsley, Gina Mayo, Karen Jensen, Carolyn Hicks. Row 2: Coach Melinda Pierce, Cindy Hurd, Cindy Paine, Terri Torino. CSEMONY x ool wn CU KUS)? J é 5 Jeers ete Fall Sports 157 Good play Saves Season For a somewhat inexperienced squad, the Seekonk Warriors played exception- ally well, ending their season with a 6-4 record, placing them second in the league. The season started slow, but the Warri- ors turned things completely around and won their last five consecutive games. The boys showed their strength and team unity by winning the traditional Thanksgiving game over rival Dighton- Sree with a comeback victory score of 14-10. Leading the team to a winning season were Tri-Captains Joe Teixeira, Bob Bizier, and Mike Bessette, along with seniors Mike LaMothe, Scott Graham, Lee Hunt, Paul Hildred, Greg Deeb, and Rick Carderelli. Also playing well were Dave Ciszkowski, Barry De lasio, Mike Eva, Tim Gaucher, Andy Dubuc, and Stan Howard. Running back Joe Teixira and right guard Scott Graham were selected to the 1979 All-Star team. Coach Ridolfi feels that the team looks ood for the future with 7 out of 11 efensive backs returning and 6 out of 11 offensive backs also returning. Returning players for the 1980 season include Matt Buker, John Brown, Paul Gendron, and Matt Schultz. Page 158: (1) “Let me out!”; (2) “Hey Coach”; (3) Kick the habit; (4) “Get off my back”; (5) TOUCHDOWN; (6) “Why me!?” Page 159: (1) “Taxi!”; (2) Row 1: Mike Lamothe, Scott Gra- ham, Joe Teixeira, Bob Bizier, Mike Bessette, Lee Hunt, Dave Ciszkowski, Tim Gaucher, Andy Debuc, Stan Haworth. Row 2: Assistant Coaches Ron Colangelo and Tom Ridolfo, Paul Hildred, Rich Cardarelli, Mike Roderick, John Brown, Marc Rose, Paul Beauregard, Hugh Burrows, Brian Apolito, Mike Eva, Greg Deeb, Todd Moline, Head Coach Ron Ridolfi, Row 3: Russell Pion, John Trombley, Matt Schultz, Mike Pimental, Victor Andreozzi, Billy Berg, Carlton Rutter, Matt Buker, Mark Faria, Barry DeBlasio, Bob Black, Mark Tierney, Mike Rug- giero, David McDonald. (3) Gypsy John; (4) Coach Ron Colangelo (5) The thrill of victory; (6) “Whaat ...?”(7) How do you spell RELIEF? 158 Fall Sports Fall Sports 159 160 Fall Sports PPP PLE LS ee an ee ae a chet anda eae oe ee 4s hs tly ey ee th cl eae th a ee oe eee Warriorettes don’t give up The Field Hockey Team had their best season in 1979 with an 11-1-2 overall record and a 5-0-2 record in winning their division title. The team’s only loss was a 2-0 defeat against Franklin in the state semifinals. The climax of the girls’ season was the three day struggle against Somerset in the quarter finals of the state playoffs. The girls displayed a “never say die” attitude throughout, finishing the first day with a 0-0 tie, then surviving a rul- ing dispute on the second day. On the third day of play, they came back to defeat the Somerset girls 2-1 in a hard fought contest. The dispute that led to the second game occurred over the ending of the sudden- death shoot out with Somerset leading before all ten of Seekonk’s girls were allowed to shoot. Coach St. Pierre appealed the See ee her appeal was upheld setting the stage for the rematch. Co-captains Rosemary Kaveny and Chris Lockwood succeeded in leading the team to their victories. Left wing Laurie Sloane scored the most goals with Chris Lockwood being second. The ability of seniors Paula Rennick, Sue St. Laurent, and Lori Lewis contributed eatly to the performances of the team. Gnasenetlae goal tending by Cindy Ste- phanopoulos and Lisa Gregoire proved also an asset to the team. Coach St. Pierre feels that she has a super team with a good attitude and is looking forward to another winning sea- son in 1980. Page 160: (1) Row 1: Laurie Sloane, Lisa St. Laurent, Paul Rennick, Lori Lewis, Marcia Schreck. Row 2: Coach Diane St. Pierre, Sue St. Laurent, Dede Mulhall, Chris Lockwood, Rose- mary Kaveny, Joan Crowley, Missy MacAloon, Cindy Stephanopolous. (2) Practice is fun!; (3) “Charge!!” (4) “Watch out where that stick goes!” (5) Lucan (6) The face-off (7) True Story (8) It’s not nice to fool Rosemary Kaveny! Page 161: (1) “Rosemary, I told you not to bring your bottle!” (2) “Are you sure that’s the ball?” (3) Bosom Buddies (4) Row 1: L. Lewis, C. Rich- ard, J. Gorman, K. Graham, J. Devine, S. Grable Row 2: Coach Diane St. Pierre, C. Marchetti, G. Lopes, N. Lutz, R. Sloane, K. Craig, K. Crane, L. Gregoire. Harry leads harriers It was a very good season for both the boys’ and girls’ cross country teams. The boys posted a 5-2 conference record in Southeastern Massachusetts Division I West and the girls earned a 6-0 record, extending their dual meet record to 23 consecutive wins. The male Warriors were led by the “out- standing” performance of senior Chris Harrison. fecon placed first in the Conference and Class meets but slipped and fell on a wet course in the State meet, destroying his chance to take the first place in that meet. This, however, did not stop him from being named to the All-State team. Also helping to pace the Warriors to their five victories were junior Joe Reddington and senior Joe urns. The outstanding runner on this year’s girls’ squad was sophomore Kris Giblin, who, along with senior stars Joanne Sincero and Mary Beth Giblin, Kris’ sis- ter, helped to bring home a first place in the Conference meet for a fifth straight ear. Kris was also named to the All- tate team making this the first time a member of both the girls’ and boys’ teams were named to the All-State in the same year. Next season looks as bright as this one for Seekonk’s Warriors with the return of Giblin and freshman sensation Gary Crowley to continue Seekonk’s fine Cross Country performances. Page 162: (1) “What a relief!”; (2) “I am going to win this ¢$ @ race!” (3) “What do you mean another 20 miles?”; (4) Go Pat... Liz... Pat... Liz...?; (5) Row 1: V. Mendes, S. Goula, C. Pratt, J. Reddington, B. Giblin, R. Vallianc- ourt, D. Gordon, Coach F. Mooney. Row 2: J. Ellis, D. Mullen, B. Leonard, M. Varcony, G. Crowley, C. Vandal. Row 3: C. Harrison, J. Burns, C. Cushing, R. Mendes; (6) Row 1: Coach F. Mooney, C. Mooney, S. Mowry, S. Drapeau, C. Sullivan, K. Mullen, S. Sincero, Al Longworth, K. Metonis, D. Marshall, R. Bergeron. Row 2: C. Pennoyer, M. LaMother, C. Gray, Cobb, K. Naughton, C. McGovern, B. Lawlor, L. Sullivan, P. Sullivan, J. Sincero, M. B. Giblin Page 163: (1) “Chris! Do that before the race.” (2) “I thought we were only stretching.” (3) Keeping up on the times. (4) “Bend and stretch.” (5) “This is My race.” (6) “Who put that detour sign on the birch?” (7) Victor ready to make his move. 162 Fall Sports ee A bs Sex at Se oe Bi oe 7 Fall Sports 163 164 Fall Sports Girls splash to victory “This year’s squad was by far the best ever at Seekonk,” explains second year coach Bill Wallace. His girls swam to a 7-3 overall record and a 6-2 Southeast- ern Massachusetts Conference record, earning them a second place finish. The reason for the great performance this season, according to Wallace, was “the girls’ attitude, they believed they were as good as any team in the state.” This belief is evidenced in the all star performances of senior Kim Halkyard, junior Donna Olivier, and freshmen Sara McGovern and Chris Fischer, who were named to the All-Conference team. McGovern set records in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle and Fischer was tops in the 500. The 200 yard Medley Relay Team and the 400 yard Medley Relay Team also set school records. This year’s stellar performance is only a preview of the coming years according to coach Wallace. The depth of the team, which is only losing one senior, Kim Halkyard, assures the Warriors of future success. Page 164: (1) Row 1: M. Matonis, S. Hildred, S. McGovern, S. Hess, Row 2: C. Arrighi, H. Cas- sels, K. Almeida, K. Medeiros, T. Costa, C. Fischer, H. Mendonca. Row 3: T. Miller, K. Man- ning, A. DeSilva, K. Halkyard, D. Olivier, K. Hensen. (2) “Next victim”; (3) Water Follies (4) Good Face!; (5) “Kim, they work better on your eyes”; (6) “I have a zit right here.”; (7) Jaws!; (8) “Here they come down the home stretch.” Page 165: (1) Talking Heads; (2) A Helping Hand; (3) 8...2...1... Splashdown!; (4) Fly like an eagle. Fall Sports 165 Hoopsters suffer The Boys’ Basketball team suffered through one of the most disappointing seasons of any high school team in recent years. Rookie coach Ed Her- oux’s Warriors turned in a dismal 1-17 record which included a 128-52 blo- wout by Wareham. In spite of the record, coach Heroux was, “proud of the way the boys performed and how they carried themselves throughout the season.” “T was especially pleased with the lay of my three seniors, Craig Mace, teve Burke, and Shawn Costello; without them we would have done worse. Craig also provided leadership for the team, keeping the team from getting too dejected,” said coach Her- oux. Next year appears to be a more prom- ising year for the club with the return of juniors Peter Gilbert, Rick Murphy, Glenn Hamlin and Paul Beauregard as well as sophomore Bob Kinsley. Page 166: (1) “I’m over here mom!”’; (2) “Wow! ... isn’t she nice”; (3) “Come to me”; (4) Peter Gilbert “CHOKES”; (5) Row 1: B. Kingsley, M. Murphy, D. Taylor, F. Conlin, S. Morrison. Row 2: Coach Daan M. Slattery, G. Mathias, M. Faria, T. Borah, D. Costa. Page 167: (1) Craig gets a lift.; (2) Row 1: R. Mendes, B. Cassells, C. Mace, S. Burke, S. Cos- tello. Row 2: R. Greene, B. O’Brien, G. Ham- lin, P. Beauregard, P. Gilbert, R. Murphy, Coach Heroux.; (3) “Stay away from me!”; (4) “Your hands are so soft!”; (5) “Ready? ... Now, how many fingers is he holding up?” (6) “Next game I’ll use my deodorant”; a “Go team go! Rah! Rah! Rah!” (- eay's ea mt y } at 166 Winter Sports 167 Winter Sports Warriorettes’ comeback salvages season After losing th eir first four games no one expected Doreen Menezes’ War- riorettes to be much of an opposition in their division. However, they were able to turn the season around, ending with a 12-6 record, tying them for first place in Division II of the South- eastern Massachusetts Conference. The girls’ comeback was led by senior Lele Murphy who led the team in scor- ing and was named to the Division and Sun Chronicle All-Star Teams. Seniors Liz Sullivan and Kim Halk- ard were also named to the Division I team and Sullivan made the Sun Chronicle All-Star roster as well. The Warriorettes were ousted in the first round of the state playoffs by Wareham this year, but the team is looking to juniors Jody Devine and Laurie Sloane to help them go all the way to the state championship next year. Page 168: (1) “What do you mean you're bet- ter than me?”; (2) ““What do you think Lori?”; (3) “Kim! that’s disgusting’; (4) “Hold it right there!”; (5) “Look! Up in the sky, it’s ...; (6) Row 1: K. Henson, G. Lopes, R. Sloane, S. Hess, 8S. McGovern, T. Harrington. Row 2: Coach Bob Kulaga, P. McCloskey, K. Robbins, C. Marchetti, S. MacKenzie, J. Mace, C. Sullivan, L. Gregoire. Page 169: (1) The tip off.; (2) Row 1: D. Mul- hall, K. Halkyard, L. Sullivan, L. Murphy, L. Lewis, Row 2: Coach Dorene Menezes, C. Ste- phanopolos, L. Sloane, J. Devine, S. Macken- zie. (3) “Get out of my way!”; (4) “It’s stuck to my hand!”; (5) “Look at her”; (6) “You take it Liz.”; (7) “Come back here!” 168 Winter Sports 169 Winter Sports ERE | . % 170 Winter Sports rae ee nen Se Peetoes Ot age can Clark continues toward championship The arrival of coach Bob Clark has been a blessing: for Seekonk hockey, as his Warriors completed another highly suc- cessful season. They ended with a 14-3-2 overall record, 10-1-1 in conference play, and they finished first in Division II of the Southeastern Massachusetts Confer- ence. The Warriors were led by senior defenseman Joe Teixeria, who topped the conference in scoring with 10 goals and 25 assists for 35 points. Senior winger Bryan Perry was runner-up to Teixeria in the conference scoring race with 33 points, and sophomore Kevin Rodriques also contributed to the scor- ing attack with 23 goals. Teixeria, Perry and Rodriques along with senior Dave Armstrong and junior Paul Given were all named to the Attle- boro Sun Chronicle All-Star Team. Teix- eria and Perry also made the conference all-stars as did senior captain Dan Coo- gan. The season ended in disappointment, however, as the team lost its first round playoff game to Barnstable, 11-1. eran they have played well the last two seasons, Coach Clark predicts that “the best hockey is yet to come with development of sophomores Kevin Rod- riques and Jim Handanyan as well as the arrival of some good players in the near future.” Page 170: (1) Row 1: R. Voccio, M. Blanchard, J. Teixeira, B. Perry, D. Coogan, P. Given, M. Bes- sette, M. Halliwell, D. Jutras. Row 2: Coach Bob Clarke, J. Letourneau, J. Handanyan, J. McGovern, D. Armstrong, D. Silva, E. Crane, K. Rodriques, T. Brown.; (2) “How could they do this to me?”; (3) “Okay, are you ready to skate on your own now?” (4) “Oh no, I can’t stop!” (5) “Maybe that’ll get you moving!’’; (6) Nadia Comaneci?!; (7) “Hey look! The photogra her’s over there!”; (8) Another rough night for Brian. Page 171: (1) Team Meeting; (2) “This game is really tough”; (3) “Excuuuse me!”; (4) Donny Jo prepares for the shot. (5) “Look at her!” Winter Sports 171 “ = ° Q 7) . ov 2 a N nN Swimmers stroke to success “It has been a very good year, much bet- ter than we anticipated,’ commented Boys’ Swim coach, Ellis Mayers. His team swam to a 10-1 dual meet record, winning their fifth consecutive Greater Boston League Southern Conference Championship, as well as placing second to etal Gardner in the state cham- pionship and third in the New England championships. Although the team began with a disap- pointing loss of four of last year’s sen- lors, the team was able to compensate through its strengths in other events. Juniors John Ackell and Chip Swanson broke the school records in their respec- tive events, Ackell in the 50 yard free- style and 100 yard butterfly and Swan- son in the 100 yard breaststroke. The highlight of the year, however, was the performance of the medley relay team of senior Shaun Dolan and juniors Brian Dolan, Chip Swanson and John Ackell, in the New England Cham- pionships. Their time of 1:39.23 named them to the Boston Globe All-Scholastic Team and qualified them for All-Ameri- can consideration. Next season’s team should do well also according to Coach Mayers. Returnin veterans include juniors Dolan, Naat Swanson, and Paul Lanoue and sopho- mores Jack Ellis and Mark Doolittle. Page 172: (1) Row 1: Coach Ellis Mayers, K. Burley, K. Oline, M. Veter, M. Goosie, D. Swan- son, D. Quigley, R. Willis, J. Gamelin, B. O’Con- nell, Assistant Coach John Staniunas. Row 2: B. George, P. Tankard, P. Lanoue, B. Dolan, 8S. Dolan, G. George, C. Swanson, A. Gordon, D. Chace.; (2) “What do you mean I’m not Mr. America?”; (3) “I think I’ve been bitten.”; (4) “I think I’m gonna be sick”; (5) “Good thing I’m thirsty”; (6) “Oh no! The elastic just went in my bikini’; (7) “No! Don’t Jump”; (8) It’s a bird. Page 173: (1) Row 1: Co-Captain Shaun Dolan, Coach Elis Mayers, Co-Captain Greg George.; (2) Oh, please God. (3) “What did you say is in the pool with me?” Winter Sports 173 Success attributed to Mooney The Boys’ and Girls’ Indoor Track teams turned in another season of great perform- ances. The boys came back from a slow start to end their dual meet season at 5-5. They were led by seniors Chris Harrison and Mare Fain, in the two mile and sprints respectively, and the performance of junior John Larotonda in the shot-put. The girls had a “super season,” according to Coach Frank Mooney. They were undefeated in dual meets with an 8-0 record and they took the state Indoor Track title as well as the State Relay Championship. Their State track title was their fifth in a row; this is an unprecedented feat in girl’s track in Massa- chusetts. The girl’s season culminated when the team of Joanne Sincero, Mary Beth Giblin, Kathy McGovern, and Kris Giblin broke the national high school record in the two-mile relay. Their record was not acknowledged, however, because of a judge’s ruling which claimed that anchor runner Joanne Sincero had drop- ped the baton before crossing the finish line. The Boston Globe named Coach Mooney Coach of the Year and commented that the success of both teams “can be traced directly to Mooney, who oversees the operation.” Page 174: (1) “Over it Gary, not through it!”; (2) Mork comes to Seekonk. (3) Following in Deb’s footsteps? Fol- lowing in Joanne’s footsteps?; (4) “Wait for me Tom”; (5) Row I: R. Salgueiro, M. Benevides, J. Burns, M. Fain, J. Brown, J. LaRotunda, B. Berg, C. Harrison, C. Pratt. Row 2: S. Goula, D. Martin, V. Almeida, C. Cushing, D. Mello, D. Corbitt, P. Andreozzi, G. Crowley, C. Rutter, R. Hicks, P. Zaretsky, Coach Frank Mooney. Row 3: Coach Al Goodwin, R. Lopes, H. Carlson, C. Vandal, M. Pimen- tal, S. Medieros, J. Kingsley, T. Moline, D. Clark, D. Gor- don, T. Borah, D. Mullen. Row 4: D. Testor, S. Bosworth, B. Lenoard, B. Giblin, J. Harrison, H. Burrows, P. Gaulto, M. Black, J. Baker, B. Donahue.; (6) Row 1: P. Sullivan, B. Lawlor, K. McGovern, J. Rosa, C. Hicks, S. Sincero, K. Mullen, K. Giblin, R. Perron. Row 2: J. Sincero, M. Giblin, J. Crowley, E. Gilbert, D. Marshall, K. Keilman, D. Cot- ton, M. Cotton, A. Harrison. Row 3: Coach Sally Wing, A. Longworth, P. Lauffer, K. Jensen, P. Rennick, M. Matonis, M. McAloon, Jane Burns, Coach Frank Mooney. Row 4: Coach Al Goodwin, D. Gilmore, P. Warren, Gray, K. Almeida. Row 5: R. Bergeron, L. Longworth, K. Naughton, E. Thomas, A. Dunn, K. Drapeau, S. Mowry, G. Papson. Page 175: (1) Swan Lake?; (2) “We are family”; (3) The leader of the pack.; (4) Two of Seekonk’s finest.; (5) “Hey! Who is that torpedo over there?”; (6) “No! I won’t do it.”; (7) “Do you think I’m afraid of him?” 174 Winter Sports Boy’s Indoor Track Seekonk 40 Taunton 46 Seekonk 33 New Bedford 53 Seekonk 56 Barnstable 30 Seekonk 36 Falmouth 45 Seekonk 30 Attleboro be Seekonk 41 D-R 45 Seekonk 50 Somerset 36 Seekonk 48 Dartmouth 35 Taunton Christmas Relays: Distance Medley — 2nd Two Mile Relay — 3rd 64 x 440 Relay — 10th Johnson Wales Relay: Two Mile Open — Chris Harrison Coaches Invitational Harvard- Dartmouth College Relays — New Bedford Vocational Invitational — 3rd Division I League Meet at Falmouth: 4th State Relays: 5th W3 L5 TO - Taunton Christmas Relays: — __ Distance Medley — Ist Seel conk IBlstio} Conolly _ Bourne NS Attleboro | Barnstable Attleboro Taunton Case Dartmouth Westport Girl’s Indoor Track _ Seekonk 76 Taunton 10 Seekonk 61 NewBedford 16 Seekonk 59 Barnstable 10 Seekonk 55 D-R 19 Seekonk 72 Somerset 13 Seekonk 57 Dartmouth 5 Seekonk 56 Attleboro 21 Mile — Ist 4 x 440 Relay — Ist Johnson Wales Relay: Mile Relay — 6th Two Mile Relay — Ist Dartmouth College Relays — Coaches Invitational at Harward — - New Bedford Vocational Invitational — 3, Ist Holy Family Division I League Meet at Falmouth: f nnis Yarmouth : Wareham . Ist Cais: ; an State Relay: Ist i am ee sae State Meet: Ist a Be wil LO TO Seekonk Seekonk aS CSE a Fe eerset Invi 4 “iy Our Lady of Providence Invitational: Girls 5th, Boys 7th Seekonk Invitational: Girls lst, Boys 3rd Falmouth Invitational: Girls 2nd State Class Meet: Girls Ist, Boys 7th All State Meet: Girls 4th Girls Eastern State Meet: Girls 5th armoy . “8 Girls’ Basketball Seekonk 33 New Bedford 52 Seekonk 28 Foxboro 40 Seekonk 45 New Bedford 48 Seekonk 5 Seekonk Varun _ Somerset 37 Seekonk 51 — Seekonk 70. Taunton = 37 Seekonk mee = 40 Seekonk oS Pa ol Seekonk a Attleboro 34 Seekonk Bishop Feehan 53 Seekonk Dartmouth 45 Seekonk North Attleboro43 Will Lé TO Post Season Play: Seekonk 49 Wareham 52 Sen Re Rad ee MET E AVENUE 336-8232 Nn i font ak n =) ral S) Wn nv = 879 ARCAD 617- E KONK SE x capa emnmaneange rcoteitia: A TU UU SRS TOA SR IE NEA OE EH SO Patrons ib os Ss A mach, a yen, a buck, or a pound ean ; Is all that makes the world go around N The clinking, clanking sound can make the world go around. Ads 179 180 Mrs. Lucy MeGannon Holiday Hill Salutes Beth L. Mrs. Robert Voyer Congratulations Class of 80 Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Roland Camire Good Luck Class of 80 Paul Martin Raymond Holmes Frank Murphy Good Luck LiLi Bob Whitely Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lefaivre Mr. and Mrs. David Gordan Good Luck Erie R. Nordquist Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Curran Party Hardy Class of '80 Dr. and Mrs. Richard Miqnacca Gregg and Brad Lafferty “84” and “86” Christine Goodwin Mrs. A. E. Goodwin Senior Citizen of Science Department Congratulations Beth Lawlor from Aunt Marge Corvese Good Luck Beth. Karen and Leslie Corvese Good Luck to Beth. Peg Carment Del Signore Congratulations to Beth. Grandma and Grandpa Lawlor Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Del Signore Caro! Sousan and Neal Harrington Good Luck Ricky and Brenda Love, Mom and Dad Joe and June Sousa Ricky, 2-5-3, Love Brenda Brenda, 1-4-3, Love Ricky 4PFC Joseph Sousa II] USMC Richard Novak “Don't Look Back” George Poyton Look Ahead Kent Churchill The Space Patrol Says Hi (GH) Good Luck Nancy and Mike from John K.1.M. Kim is mine Love, Bob Good Luck Nancy, Sonya and Lori, from Sue Good Luck Sonya — Don’t ever forget T-shirts — Guess who Mary C. Mellen Mary Carter Eddie Carter Good Luck Class of '80 from “Sentura” Best Wishes Class of ’80 — It’s been a pleasure “Murph” Hey Toad — You are the best — Don’t ever change Love, Nancy Best Wishes From A Lady to the Class of ’80 Toad — Ill miss you next year, Don’t forget you know who! Love, Nancy Good Luck from Kristen and Brett Good Luck Sue and Sonya, don’t forget all the fun. Love, Nancy Congratulations Class of 80 Good Luck Sue. Paula and Roe It’s been “More than a feeling” and Such a long time Good Luck Class of ’80. Ralph Good Luck Blake and Kim Good Luck Sue, Love MOM and DAD Good Luck Sue — from the one and only Jim Good Luck Joe and Sue and the Fuzzy Cat Roy Furtado Case High Class ’80 Gilly Ferreira Jr. Class of 76 Roberta Gaulart — Radiologist Memorial Hospital Pawt., R.1. Les Gaulart representing Shedd Brown Inc., Minn, Calendars and Gifts Frank and Sandra Leite Edward F. Arrighie Dave Viera Lester J. Andrews Jim McGee Carol Chisholm Jerry Cardga Ronnie Olin Bill Linton PATRONS Good Luck to the Class of '80 Mr. and Mrs. L. Sandy Oliva Ron Wall Michael Pariseau Muriel J. Daugherty Edward Thomas Carol Chisholm Stephen Munroe Wil Carlson Peanut Jack Steve MacIntosh Al Palumbo W.G. Elcleshir American Legion Post 311 Steven Trenteseaux Good Luck Class of 80 Robert Mattis Jay Tracey Good Luck Class of ’80 Best Wishes Class of '80 Mr. and Mrs. Cobb Beware! The Dragon Lady Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cobb dr. Free in Eighty-Three Carla Cobb Best Wishes Class of '80 John and Amy Cobb Praise is valuable because it is scarce Irene and Al Ousley Take off your hat to the past — but your coat to the future — George and Elinor Smith Murphy’s Law: Watch for it and beware Mr. and Mrs. Amato J. Nocera Glenn Hamlin Dr. and Mrs. Peter P. Andreozzi (PA) Greetings from Taunton — Bob, Chuck, and Don Richard Farrell E. Bucacci G. Hutton Good Luck in the Future Seniors. Kim Mallon Mrs. and Mr. N. Correveau The Class of '75 Michael Cobb Long Live Lynyrd Skynyrd: D.J.T. Rock and Roll Will Never Die N.C. Alan Raposa, Good Luck Warmest Wishes to the Class of '80 — Mrs. Partington To the Brat Best Wishes Val! Good Luck Val Best of Luck Val Barao Good Luck Valerie A really super person — that’s Valerie Barao Sam’s Citgo Service Station To a great babysitter Thank You, Amy Chace Carpenter Good Luck Val, from the Mushroom Good Luck — Cricket Your Friend, Leo DeStefano Your “Sister” Elain Senecal Good Luck, Etta and Car] Good Luck, Ricky and Lil Best Wishes Val, the Cicerelli’s Best Wishes Val, the Gaboriaults Val, never forget everything we've done and been through (including G. and B.) Love ya! Laur Best of Luck to the Class of ’80 Ed and Pat Whitman Laur, Thanks for all the memories, Never lose touch. Love, Val Good Luck — Mark Barao Class of 78 Best to all — Scott Barao Class of ’76 : Will miss you Seekonk High Deanna and Frank Barao Good Luck to all my friends. Be Happy Always Love ya, Babe — Bud To my Grease Monkey — Thanks for making this year so great. Love you always — 4“. Good Luck to the Class of ’80 Good Luck Gregg the Disco Kid Good Luck to Lorraine and Costa Bean! Mare, Let’s keep stepping on frogs together. Love, Diane The Harts . PATRONS Best wishes to the Class of ’80 from Reggie Jackson Good Luck Seniors from Elia Donald M. Cary Good Luck Laurie, Bunny, and Boys! Love, Kevin Good Luck Class of 1980. The Parkers Good Luck Class of 1980 from Renee, Rob, and Starbuck Good Luck Seniors Donald O’Brien “Still crazy after all these years.” Class of 69. Best Wishes 6 Ma and Dad “Photographs and Memories” Best Wishes Class of 1980 Santa’s Elf the Best to you all Best Wishes y'all love Peggy Good Luck to the Class of ’80 Good Luck Peggy Sue from LuLu and Deb Good Luck, Sheri Baby My God, it’s been 7 years! Class of 83 Rob Grokes almost every Black Hole “And though you wantit to last forever, you know it never will, and the goodbye makes the journey harder still.” 76 “Memories . .. the second best things to experience.” ’79 Nancy, Don’t let T. T. bother you Love Toady To Kendra — Good Luck and Live your dreams, Love, Sis To Slim, Good Luck with Bob, you make a terrific pair. Best Wishes See Ya Next Year. A friend Wendy, best of luck always, Aunty June, Kris, and Richard Wendy, Best of luck always, love MOM and DAD Good Luck Butchie Love, Sue Good Luck LIPS Good Luck — Mr. Kulaga Best Wishes — Charlie Good Luck Lucious Lips Good Luck Paulette baby, from Gina Baby Good Luck Paulette, from your co-worker Deb To the foursome — Loretta; Kat, Berola, and Paulette May the I.B.T.C.’s soon turn to the B.B.B.’s Best wishes to Paulette and her friends, love MOM and DAD Want to fool around Paulette and Sharon? Love Grampy Hey Skippy Charlie — Good Luck Good Luck Big Sis — Love, Little Sis Good Luck Class of 80 — Binky Good Luck Paulette — OOOH! From Billy and Eileen at Mr. T’ To the wheelbarrow women — from Eileen Best of luck always Ugh! Love Ugh To Sharon, Kathy, and Eileen — never forget the good times we've shared — Paulette Kuki, Remember the night after Jaws I]? Never again. Well Maybe — Hope to share more good times Sue M. Sue G. Ann G. To all my fellow No Lifes — find one. To Joe Tex, I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH YOU'RE THE BEST ATHLETE IN THE WORLD KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND YOU'LL ALWAYS BE GREAT — LOVE, JOE TEX Thanks for being by bodyguard — Love Baby Butch Good Luck Seniors! Kathy Good Luck to the Fearless Foursome — M Cassels Ma Keough Good Luck to all my period 3-4-5 pals! Good Luck to all 1980 Grads Mrs. V. F. W. Nelson Good Luck Gail C., Mrs. Dufresne Good Luck in the future Seniors! Heather A Friend Love and God Bless Mom Coggeshall Good Luck Mr. L. C. Dufresne Good Luck Gail Love Debbie, Mark, and Misty too! The best of Luck to you Gail Good Luck Seniors Brian Martin George and Susan ‘69’ Good Luck and God Bless Mary and Norman Coggeshall Congratulations Pat and Wayne Rogers Congratulations Norm and Claudette Martin Good Luck Auntie Gail Rebecca Lee Rogers Good Luck Gail Nana and Gramp Coggeshall Good Luck Gail Love Carol Good Luck in the Future DAD Best Wishes Gail Keep Smiling!! Tim Olean Tim Olean Good Luck — Mrs. Patricia Shea Bonne Chance R. B. Peloquin N. J. MacDonald : Mrs. F. E. Jeremiah “Best of Everything” D. J. Fernandes Goed Luck Alan “Tiv” Tivierge — Good Luck Best Wishes —- Doris Dow Best Wishes —- Leslie Mankin Good Luck Mrs. Tex Best Wishes — Mrs. Burke Best Wishes — Loretta Perry Best of Luck — Deborah Vine Best Wishes —- Darnyl] L. Viera Bonnie and Steve Mercier Best Wishes — Gladys Tavernier Happy Days Ahead — D. K. Smith Best Wishes and Good Luck George Bowers Best of Luck W. Chouinard Best of Luck G. L. Kaveny Congratulations! Anne McDonald John Crane Gabriella M. Krzyzak — Best Wishes Carol DelRoss — Geod Luck Best Wishes to our daughter Laurie and her classmates — Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curry Dorene Menezes — Keep Smiling Laurie! The Cars “Good Luck Seniors, Don’t Forget Those Years!” Greg, thanks for a great Senior Year! Never forget “huddle up” — Love “Punkin” Good Luck to the Seniors Class of 1980 Good Luck Class of 80 Nancy Garganta To All My Senior Friends Good Luck Bonehead Anni Liber est miserum May the Force be with you Kim — Lorrain June 4, 2000 See you at Boston Common LS, LS, PM, KM, DA, AMC, BP, AB, LR, CC, JB, HD, MF, RC, MM, at twelve neon Good Luck in Arizona Lorraine, C.C. Good Luck to my Granddaughter Lorraine from Grams Best of luck to you my smiling one. Good Luck to Poo — from Bink Good Luck in your space Journeys — Ray Point My son finally made it, Hallelujah! MOM Now the expense begins DAD It’s a rea] shame — Dave S. It’s been real — Mike This was not said by me, but made up by someone else — Hugh Good Luck Lorraine, Luv, Joe So long Seekonk; it’s been an experience —- Meg I leave my friends with regret, love and best wishes to them all, Lorraine These people deserve mentions: Denise Azulay, Lucy Soares, Betty Anne Psine, and AnnMarie Coast Live long and prosper — Kim Lorraine, wishing you the best, love Kevin Penguin, I Love You! Kath Remember all the good times we had, DT, LS, SS, GC, KS, EC Always remember the good times... Sg To the working girls on my shift — Kathy, Eileen, from Jim “The Man” To my sisters and fans, Kathy and Eileen, Love Patti D. To Skippy Charlie from Tamer’s Ski Shop To Skinny Minnie from Hustle Hustle Action Action Man To the Monster, the Heap, the Skid Party Car, and the Barolacoaster To Kathy — thanks for the unforgettable times — Paulette To the 4 Musketeers — Kathy, Eileen, Sharon, and Butch from Annabelle and Pete To Paulette — thanks for everything, it won't be forgotten! Kathy Kathy, Another chance? Love, Tim 181 182 PATRONS Pauletta superetta got a letta from Baretta and it saida that she betta getta shottz in the heads. To Pauletta and Shortietta from Sippyetta and Loretta To the sex pigs from the female sex pigs I still Love ya J. Forever, K. Congratulations Seniors Laurie, Kerri, Mary, Elia To Linda and Alice, I never thought I would make it this far. Seniors — We did it three years in a row! Glen Ricia, I missed you this year. Craig To Barola from Chubbies To Kat from Eeenie To Pauletta from Loretta To Saint, Luz, Big M. and Big O — Sorry it’s all over... To the class of 80, it’s been a great four years — Paulette, Kathy, Eileen, and Sharon To Norma from Rick — Thanks for a great Senior year! To Keith, Love, Scott, Brian and Glen Good Luck Kek, from Auntie Helen We love you Kerin, MOM and DAD Good Luck always Kerin, from “Muffin” Good luck always Kerin, From “Doe” To Kerin: Good luck, Happiness, Health, and Success — love Auntie Barbie Mikek Best of love and luck to Jeanne, Debbie, Laurie, Ann, and Amy from Kek Tuki: Screenie Screenie Seron Scron, Jaws II — You and your RC me and my PG; BFa Kuki To Kek, Love Little Sis Soyez Heureux et ayez unbel avenir. Best wishes to the Class of 80 — Trina, Tara and Pom Good luck Deb and Paula — thanks for all the help and memories To Lucy with all my love Smooth sailing Gert — Love, Agnes Your friends Leo, Clara, and Snoopy Deb — Love and Luck — Joan Good Luck class of 1980 Good luck, Toes, from the Space Kowboy of the Mechanical Plateau Good Luck, Sue, our Star Ballerina Good Luck 1980 Grads Good Luck Ron, You Devil You! Ronnie Ronnie Reen Reen, Ron Ron Reen Me and my RC, Kuki, ybfaaf Tuki Best wishes to the class of 80 — Rick Heal, who can believe it? Love Pearl Norma, Yeah huh! Love Sue Good luck Senior class Congratulations, Janice Anna — thanks for letting me share your locker it’s been fun Suzi Q Good Luck! Good Luck Karen F. Congratulations Seniors! Congratulations! You finally made it! Best of luck Karen, Love, Grandma Don’t forget to hang by your thumbs and write if you find work Best Wishes to the Class of 80, Chris Good luck in the future Break a leg, to the Class of 80 Good Luck Mutley from C.C. “Boss” A Friend — N.R. Best of Luck to the class of 80 from Kathy Linda (Mutley), you make me laugh Best wishes and keep in touch — Penni Penni, Congratulations — the best is yet to come S.C. Congratulations to the Three Musketeers You write about the moon and you dream about the stars You sing about the nights and you laugh about the scars For Debbie, Marjorie: Here’s to our friendship, Kerry Good Luck Kim! From Stacey and Sara Good Luck to a hell of a swell of a Senior Class, Love Cornelia To Joe and Scott, you’re great coaches, Robin Good Luck Hubba, Joyce, Chris, and Mary, from Stacey and Sara To the best volleyball coach Seekonk ever had! Love Michell C. and Kris J. Kim, WA! The Space Patrol will miss ya! Love, Alicia Good luck Liz, Pat, Fram, Janice, Mary-Beth, and Kathy! Love Kara Good Luck Chris, Love, Mom To Sis, Best Wishes, Love, Colleen Good luck Chris in the future. Love Angie To Chris, Good luck in the future, Love, Sister Cathy Good luck to Chris from Diane To a Wild and Crazy Sister Good Luck Always — Love Mark Good Luck, Kim, Joyce, Mary, Hubba, Dede, Lele, Keep Smiling. Love Chris Bye Bye to CB, DB, DJ, DBJ, JA, RS1, RS2, RC FROM LEHH Three Musketeers Forever! Love to Kerran and Madge from Debba Good Luck Lori Lush and Margaret Ellen, Love Lynn Bobby Partington Frank Bernal — the Girl Most Likely to Succeed Janice R. Barry Best Always Good Luck Sue Ann and George Lawrence To Sue, Always Cheerful and Happy Aunt Lil and Uncle Jim Luck to Sweet Sue Aunt Ann Bernal Good Luck VOVO Travis I thought you’d never make it! Chris “74” Good Luck, Kid! The future Mr. and Mrs. Rovert Partington To Susan, my Sweetheart Love Uncle Jim Good Luck Sue Carrie-Ann and Elena Andy and Sue Good Luck to our daughter Mom and Dad Good luck Sue, but you haven’t made it yet, Andy Best of luck in the future Sue, Love Snuff Keep on Dancing S.H. from S.G. Love, Laugh, Live, and Be Happy Jill from Sue Good Luck Class of 80 from S, G, David — “ROSE!” Best of luck to my little sister Susie Woz — Keep doing “Dirty Work” down “Ventura Highway” Congratulations Class of 80 — Diane LeBeau Good Luck to my Twin from a different mother, We did it! Dr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy Moll Murphy Susan Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William Crowley Mildred Koukill Good Luck Carolyn Nano Nano — Aunt Peg Happy Thanksgiving Carolyn. Uncle Bob Good Luck Carolyn your favosite uncle Uncle Bob To my lovely Granddaughter, Gram Best of Luck to all my friends Love, Carolyn Kip, all my love always, Amy Mary Beth All the Way The Lord let His face shine upon you and be gracious to you. To Pat — may all your books decay from hard use. Love Mary Susan Culette Congratulations 7 Congratulations to the last of the class Sheila Bernier Ronald Ridolfi = Hurry and Graduate I’m hungry — Scott Bernier Good luck Auntie Sonya, your nieces and nephews To the Crown of the Crown Sweet Shoppe Toa wild and crazy kid Frankie’s Ribbles and Davet’s Somba Love you D.M.F. Maybe someday... Take it easy, Cool Breeze, from E.P. Go by Summit? To Ribbles, Woz, and Nance, it’s been great... Thanx. To our daughter — Good Luck in the future Mom and Dad To my best of friends: Forest, N.C., and the Tank, Good Luck Always From the last of the 7's from the first Somba ... the good times... concerts... summer... “Betty’s”... Maine... “A Couple”... and Summit?? Good Luck Shaun T, Hero!!! Nuclear Man remember!! Tank, take care, you too NC2 Hey Laurissa!! What are you doing? Vinny Del’s; Bowling Academy; Ride Much? L. and M. Hey Nancy — T-Shirts”? Good Laughs?? Hey Wozoo Well ya know Pauline. I like Clam!! Gus Wozny Dot Wozny Best of Luck Lori, Love POPA PATRONS Good Luck Lori, Love Betty Boops Lots of Luck Lori, Love Debbie and Kevin Good B. J.M. Good Luck John Yukon Best of Luck Lori Lush Best of Luck Love Bobby P. Fe Fi Fo Flush Good Luck to Lori Lush, Love Larry These dumb patrons are driving me to the poor house Gregg MacDonald Jill, always look over the horizon, you'll find your dream, remember peaceful easy feelings. Dirty Work and Hockey Games, most of all Pom-Pom. Love Ya Lori Somba, Tie up that Dog. Teri, Tommy Mrs. Grant, Pauline, Kenny, Catsup, Wheelchair, Flat tire, Parties, Love Lori Boops Good Luck to the Class of 80 Good Luck Majorettes in the future years Thanks Dyanne for all you’ve done to help us Lots of Luck Jeanne The Best of Luck to my granddaughter — Nana Do you need someone to pace you when you're out there running? Gramp Best of Luck to my big sister, Love Sarah A FRIEND Cheers! Here’s to when Dano’s at work, Mike U.N.H. Good Luck Class of 80 from Val : Good Luck Class of 80 Good Luck Amey, Jim and Clair Grisson A. J. Brat; Newport Summer 79, Beers through a straw Dwayne It’s about time! Congratulations Seniors Meg Congratulations Graduating Class of 1980 Best Wishes Always Amey 148; 7 21 79 Always, Dan Meet me in the closet, Mike Good Luck Seniors Mr. Leclere To Peaches, Love always, Cream Good Luck Brat To my good friend, good luck Derrith Jeff Always Good Luck, Mr. D, Good Luck Joyce, Linda, Amy, Wendy, Caroline, Paula and many more lunches GIVE ME BACK MY CAP! Good Luck Class of 80 John and Maureen. Mark and Cathy “79” Thanks SIS! Good Luck Erin Love Kim Good Luck Scotty Blowman — Love the Moons. Good Luck Monte froma friend Best wishes class of 80 from Kim, Nancy, and Liz Mr. Saad — arms weren't made for pitching baseballs. Arms were made for hugging! The Peanuts Gang ’80 Amy — You pave the road, I'll follow. You build the bridge, I'll test i t first. Love and friendship always, Roseanne Ron’ — I only want for you the best each moment can bring and when J know you are happy, | am content. Love Forever, Roe. Best wishes class of 80. Thanks, it’s been great. May you always have love and happiness, Love Roseanne Roseanne, keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. With Love, Mom Kid — remember everything. The good and bad — happy and sad. Thanx, Love “me” Mike B. When are you coming for breakfast? Mrs. H. Amy, Congratulations, Love Audrey Congratulations! Jim and Ann Love Mike “84” Good Luck Liz, Pat, Fram, MaryBeth, Kathy, Janice, and Beth. Love Colleen Bye Joan, I’m gonna miss ya Cilla Party with all the best in the world and get totally roasted Roaster Good Luck to Midget stay high forever, Love, Munch Best wishes Congratulations! Good luck in the future from Jeb The brightest of futures N.H. H. May the future be bright and the years be many Good luck after graduation Joan From Jim Congratulations to the class of 1980 Good Luck in the Future Best Wishes Good Luck in the future All the luck in the world after graduation from Joe It’s been four crazy years and many more ahead Good Luck All the happiness in the world to the class of 80 The Class of 80 was the best! The future lies in front of ya — do your best Good Luck always to the Class of 80 Best wishes to all of you in the future Congratulations! A very happy future to all of you Congratulations to you Joan from Lori Best of luck always to the class of 80 Best wishes to all of you I made it! Good Luck to my friend of many years, Lisa, from Nanc Nance, I’ll never forget our great times together, I hope there’!] be many more, Lisa Best wishes Lisa, Love Nana and Vovoo In memory of Steven Reis Good Luck from the Reis’ Gone Fishin’ Eddy Seekonk High here we come, Keith and Thomas (the little Fig’s) Best of Luck, Thomas and Suzanne Carberry Paul's Wholesale — B.G. Products Builders and Contractors Supply Good Luck Lisa, Pam, Doug, and Amy Figueiredo Mr. and Mrs. Bucky Mello Much Success in the future, Doe Roy Brian, I’ll always cherish the memory Love, Lisa The Perreault Family Good Luck Seniors Mr. and Mrs. Fig A Grateful Alumnus “Fig” 1977 Merle P. Pfeiffer and Gertrude Coulton, Best Wishes Cindy and Maureen Mello Bermuda here we come, Roe, Lori, Val, and Fig Get High J.S. and J.B. Vin, Sue, Lisa, and Vinnie Rotondo Jamie DeSorcy To Judy with love Manny and Theresa From Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Amaral Sr. Best Wishes and Happiness Judy Mrs. Mary Barber Mrs. Dorothy DiOrio Good Luck Duane Baby!! Linda Rae, RIHT Best wishes Disco King!! “Tina” Remember the “Tubs” at the Rustic Pub! Love Roxanne Ronald J. Andrews Emma Andrews “Nana” Gladys Yaghjian Lester J. Andrews Stephen Munroe John R. Chisholm Edward F. Arrighie David Viera W. A. Elderkin Tony and the Memphis Sound Ronnie Oliver Edward Thomas Muriel Jane Andrews Best of Luck Tim Dad and Mom Joyce Cardge Jeff Cardge Joan Clarke Wilfred Carlson Francis A. Buckley Frank DuVall Earl Lemieux Ray Calahan Good Luck Glenn “P.S.D.” Good Luck Glenn “D.A.T.” Good Luck Glenn “J.P.L.” Congratulations Glenn, the Best of Luck “J.M.C.” Good luck Glenn from the class of 79 RAM To a great future ahead “Manny?” Best of Luck to a great nephew S.A.A. Best of Luck from your nieces and nephew To a wonderful Godchild Best of Luck Always 183 184 Best of Luck In the years to come Class of '80 SEEKONK TRACK CLUB PAT ABBRUZZI'S HOUSE OF NAPLES Family Restaurant 1735 Fall River Ave., Seekonk, Mass. Serving Breakfast and Lunch and Dinner Open Daily 9-9 Closed Tuesday 336-9866 Supplemental Personnel Since 1946 82 Richmond Street Providence, Rhode Island 02903 Phone: 401 421-4886 DRAMA CLUB President — Paula Murgia Vice-President — Amy Earle Treasurer — Marcia Schreck Secretary — Cheryl Rickey Wishes Class of '80 All the Best BAY STATE RACQUET CLUB Top of the Court CQuabi 336-9224 @ FoorweaR = 2HE CLOTHES PIN “WE NEED YOUR FEET Congratulations to the Class of 1980 Seekonk Music Parents Club Mr. Thomas Poole President Mr. Thomas Cunningham Ist Vice President Mrs. Denise L. 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CLASS OF 1982 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Aasdark — MaryBeth Giblin Vice-President — Doug McDade : Secretary — Todd Treacy Vales ferao ’ Sonya Bernier Michael Bessette — Stephen Burke Elaine Choate Lisa Cipriai Susan Fecteau Lisa Figueirido Joanna Gauthier “Cameron Bithing Shaun Dolan Marc Fain Kimberly Halkyard Cheryl Haslip Ann Healy Joyce Hendricks Carolyn Hicks Elizebeth Hoyt K, ae Elizabeth Lawlor Craig Mace — Dan Maclsaae Gina Mayo Kathleen McGo Lori Messinger | Joanne Murphy Janice Rosa Laurie Silva Joanne Sincero Maria Soares, Elizabeth Sullivan Patricia Sullivan Marjorie Thomas Congratulations Class of '80 From SEEKONK BOOSTER CLUB 191 Free in '83 wishes The Class of '80... 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GUY ABELSON 1590 FALL RIVER AVE. ON ROUTE 6 SEEKONK, MASS. (617) 336-6330 76 Taunton Avenue East Providence, R.|. 02914 193 HI-RISE SHELL 738 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. Phone 336-9800 AAS pple Wl) EZ2EED) a : Os an : fa. “oN Ler: Une A p EG) 7, - Ml, Bo HP} 4 Congratulations Seniors WEINTRAUB'S DRIVING SCHOOL Best Wishes Seniors! Compliments of STANLEY GREEN'S Taunton Avenue | Seekonk, Mass 02771 336-9669 WAGON WHEEL YARN 434-7485 CRAFTS Specializing in Hand-Knit EAST BAY Available daily ce 4PM ICE Ann Hurd 336-6848 Summer 61 7—636-3219 CO. INC. THOROUGHLY MODERN DANCE STUDIO 1109 So. Broadway East Providence, RI 02914 for the best in tap, ballet and jazz Block Ice Crushed Ice Cubes Party Ice Briarwood Plaza Seekonk, MA 336-7682 ies 196 on” HAIR SALON CREATIVE IMAGES HAIR SALON 18 Oln ey Street Briarwood Plaza Seekonk, Massachusetts Appointments Preferred SES EIR) AEE Tel. 336-8452 Best Wishes To the Class of ''80 HoneyDew Donuts Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Mas. Seekonk Routes 44 and II14A 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 Fri. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.-12 noon All other weekdays 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member, Federal Reserve System REALTOR 235 Taunton Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 336-9600 Serving East Providence Seekonk Barrington Swansea Dighton Rehobeth GRIST MILL COUNTRY STORE 879 ARCADE AVENUE SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 617-336-8232 ne ' : ae Sil 197 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Ann and Jim and their friends Sunnybrook earns) jo “YOUR CONVENIENT NEIGHBORHOOD bX THE HEALY'S Congratulations and Best Wishes to Lori and her friends from Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. 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Morris, Jr. (401) 438-6116 Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of '80 Congratulations Seniors Best of Luck NORTHEASTERN SAMUEL P. HARRIS, INC. Senet 148 Central Ave. Seekonk, MA Continental Breakfast The Oldest and Most Complete Hardware Tel. 617—336-8050 Store in Seekonk GATEWAY MOTOR INN OSCAR'S HARDWARE PAINT 10 Minutes East of Providence Jctn. Rtes.6 and 114A 619-621 Lincoln Street, Seekonk, Mass. Seekonk, Mass. Vincent Rotondo, Mgr. 336-8823 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. TONY'S © SEEKONK PACKAGE STORE AUTOPARTS, INC. ences Automotive Parts — Accessories Seekonk, Mass. E. A. Caracciolo Rte. 44 and Arcade Ave. Tel. 33-7259 61 7—336-7720 Seekonk, Mass. 02771 201 Cars Pick-ups Vans Super Silicone Sealer Wax Under Carriage Wash ° Polish Wax WEXLER'S DEE JAY'S CAR WASH SeierI LA 113 Taunton Ave., Seekonk 02771 Appraisals 336-9103 1472 Fall River Ave., Seekonk, Mass. We buy all U.S. and foreign coins. Open Daily 7 A.M. Singles and Complete Collections Modern, Rare, Common Open Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Getty Gas Thurs. Night 'Til 9 p.m. Coin-Operated Vacuum Cleaners 336-5953 304 Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 02771 AL'S FRUITLAND Route 44 Seekonk, Mass. 02771 We Grow Our Own Vegetables Concrete — Gunite — Custom Design 336-7410 JamesM Viara WASTE DISPOSAL ine. 336-7742 TIS Brierbreok Drive Seekonk, Moss. Serving All Rhede Ieland a9 Massachusetts Areas ACTION PEOPLE USE THE... A Area Code 617 Durfee Trust| ” Peo le... HILTON'S Just, ou. | USED AUTO PARTS Samuel C. Hilton 1727 Fall River Ave. Proprietor Seekonk, Mass. 02771 K 1350 FALL RIVER AVENUE, SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 02771: TEL. 336-9700 Congratulations and Best Wishes ae , S S EILEEN DARLING'S AND Congratulations Joyce Hendricks tHE Heal Reel corporation Manufacturers of CLOTH WINDING REELS -— CORRUGATED PAPER ROLLS - SHEETS Our congratulations to the graduating class. | az tos Fram and Autolite are Bendix Companies Fram Corporation, Providence, Rhode Island 02916, Tel. (401) 434-7000 With best wishes to Ann, Jimmy, Mike, Brad, Kenny and Joe 3ERMAN AMERICAN (617) 336-9816 DINNERS schwarRZ waldo haus WEEKDAYS - 4-9 SUNDAY 12-8 1641 FALL RIVER AVE. RT. 6 CLOSED MONDAY SEEKONK, MA. Proprietors: D. E. Horton '7| and L. M. Horton '71 and D. E. Horton '96 In Appreciation Mr. Geoffroy, for making us look so good. Mr. Murphy, for making something out of nothing. The Class of 1980 would like to thank these people for helping us and making it a little easier along the way. ie Sea The Student Body, for photographs and memories. Mrs. Horton, for starting us off on the right foot. Mrs. Emond and Mrs. Goodnow, for giving us passes with a smile. In Appreciation 207 Think tw terns off buidges burned, Think off seasons that must end Con the rivers rise ond loll They will rise ond [oll agate Everything must hove cw end, Libe ow ocean to 0 shore Like @ river to a Shreomw It’s the lomous (inal scene, Aud how you tied, toy mobo t work, Did you xeabhy think th would How you tried to mabe tt lost Did you really think th would Like 0. quest who stoxyed too long Now ts finaly tome to leoue, Yes, tt s finally tune to leave Toke t colby ond sorone It’s the famous ftnal scene, It's beew coming owsolong You were Just the last to brow = “ny . ee