Seekonk High School - Seekonk Yearbook (Seekonk, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1981 volume:

REFLECTIONS SEEKONK HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS REFLECTIONS 1981 Editor-in-Chief Marcia Schreck Layout Editor Co-Literary Editors Kara Marshall Valerie Andrews, Liz Thomas Sports Editor Co-Business Editors Steve Medeiros Cheryl Rickey, Barbara Holmes Donna Olivier Diane Larocque Peter Cassels Karin Maclsaac Jennifer Mellone Lydia Shields Rebecca Perry Kerri Anderson Jenny Quigley Elia Cruz Kris Johnson Mary Cravenho Advisor: Mr. Stephen Murphy Old Days, Good “ tmes 7 Remember Fun Dags,pttled With Simple Pleasure Gold Days, Dage Tl Bluags “(reasure... ae tig ite aayte) tx, Lano Or Tue ming ... Sake We Gack tea Wed Goue fAway Childhood WUemorter Seem Li the Yesterday Ou Tity Titeud aud tu Wily Heart to Stay... ... Darkened Dreams of Good “Jimer Goue Away Days of Love aud Peeling fancy Pree Old Days, Days of Wlagte Still Se Close to Me. We would like to dedicate our yearbook to someone who has helped and encouraged us during our years at Seekonk High School. You have given us fond memories, so in appreciation, this book of memories is dedicated to you. Thank you Mr. Bruce Downing The Class of 1981 The Stars Robert Abbott 145 Elm Street Gina lbee oihalbeaeen 3 Taffy Drive Ambition: Zoologist “Memories of the smiles we left behind, Smiles we gave to one another...” National Honor Society (11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee. 10 Seniors Wire Mm. PaLon 1052 Fall River Ave. “Sue”, “Susie’’, “Chow” Ambition: Executive or Legal Secre- tary “Dedication To Lynyrd Skynyrd” “A brief candle both ends burning An endless mile, a bus wheel turning A friend to share the lonesome times A handshake and a sip of wine So say it loud and let it ring That we’re all part of everything The present, future, and the past Fly on proud bird, you are free at last.” BX arr Anderson 104 Tee Jay Drive “Ker” Ambition: Biological Research, to be successful and happy “Today well lived, makes every yes- terday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” Marching Band (10); Pep Band (10); Concert Band (10); French Club (11, 12); Spirit Week Committee (10, 11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Art Club (12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Yearbook Staff. ohn Achell 21 Thompson Drive “But tomorrow we'll run a little bit faster Tomorrow we’re gonna’ find what we’re after at last Feelings that we left in the past There’s romance in the sunset We’re boats against the current to the end.” Swimming (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Spanish Honor Society (10, 11, 12). UGGrie ean adeaws 39 Alta Street “Val’’ Ambition: To become a successful journalist Arcade Staff (10); Yearbook Literary Staff (11); Co-Literary Editor (12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Spanish Honor Society (12); Independent Study; Student Government Day Planning Committee; Drama Club Publicity Committee. John Anthony Araujo 95 Hammond Street “John” Ambition: College and to live a happy life “You give but little when you give of your possessions, it is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” Cindy Wien sartan 95 Bergeron Street eCindysna@in... Cab” Ambition: To go to RISD, to live a happy life “If I leave here tomorrow will you still remember me?” Majorette (10); (11). Mineral Club Christopher William ake 89 St. Laurent Parkway “Bake”, “Half Baked’, “Casp”, “AllieBine” Ambition: College “T try to behave but it’s no fun.” Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12). “Chris”, Debra dean Barney 44 Bear Hill Road “Deb”, “Debbie”, “Ditto”, “Bambi” Ambition: Business Career “If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you it’s yours, if it doesn’t, it never was.” Chorus (10, 11, 12); Marching Band (10, 11, 12); Pep Squad (9). eDaniee Osriaat Arrighi 49 Border Avenue “Dan” Ambition: Law Enforcement “Being in trouble, will always make life a little more interesting.” Band (9); Karate (9); Baseball (11, 12); Basketball (12); Independent Study. Paul Vi. Beauregard 824 Newman Avenue “Bo”, “Captain Casual” Ambition: College, Environmentalist Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Basketball (9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12); Lettermen’s Club (11, 12). Seniors 11 Ey herak Obes ASenevides 160 Dean Street “Debbie”, “Deb” Ambition: Nursing “Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; but today, well-lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” Badminton Intramurals (9); Fashion Show (10); Spirit Week Committee (11, 12); Independent Study; Honor Roll (9, 10, 11, 12). Joshua Cdvaed WSscudsean 46 Applejack Lane “Josh”, “Jeb” Ambition: Truckdriver “Come in here, dear boy, have a cigar, You are gonna go far, fly high, you re never gonna die, you’re gonna make it if you try.” Ski Club (10); Indoor Track (10). 12 Seniors OGtin an Wliss 1480 Newman Avenue Ambition: Live life to the fullest “Your friends will know you better in the first minute you meet than your acquaintances will know you in a thousand years.” Ski Club (9, 10); Student Govern- ment (9, 10); Independent Study. Thomas Marshall Borah 10 Curt Street “Tom” Ambition: College “Ambition is an idol, on whose wings Great minds are carried only to extreme; To be sublimely great or to be nothing.” Football (9); Golf (9, 10, 11, 12); Ski Club (9, 10); Junior Class Council; Lettermen’s Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Inde- pendent Study; Cross Country (10); Indoor Track (10, 11). Esther Berson 748 Pine Street dl SHR Ambition: Speech and hearing ther- apy “To live your life in your own way ... To reach for the goals you have set for yourself ... To be the you that you want to be — That is suc- cess.” Concert Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Stage Band (10, 11, 12); Pep Band (10, 11, 12); Sophomore Band Representa- tive; Junior Band Representative; Band President (12); Senior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Commit- tee. Gary R Bourque 62 Ellis Street “Burkey” Ambition: Body Repair “And the good times are the bes times and the bad times fade awa) the good times last forever but bab) the last time is today.” Football (9); Parking Lot Attendan (CORI 2) Kristen Lynn Lowden 4 Winterberry Lane “Kris” Ambition: Mechanical Drafter and to live a good, successful life full of love and happiness. Indoor Outdoor (9, 10); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Band (9, 10, 11, 12). Shee Usrad shaw Bridge 30 Rosewood Drive “Lee”, “Bridget” Ambition: Special Education “Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.” Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Mineral Club (10); Spirit Week Committee (10, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee. Kristin on Buker 110 Ferncliffe Road “Kris”, “Krissy”, “Booke” Ambition: Interior Designer, Artist “Art creates the ability to touch, capture, and preserve everything in life.” Track (10); Cheerleading (11); Sen- ior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Art Club. John Michael dSrown 85 Ipswich Street “J.B.”, “Black Magic” Ambition: Successful years in college “Consider well what your strength is equal and what exceeds your abil- ea” Football (9, 10, 11, Tri-Captain 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (11, 12). Debra dean Bowlin 6 Malta Street “Debbie” “The world when seen through a lit- tle child’s eyes, greatly resembles paradise.” “Freebird” Pep Squad (Co-Captain 9); Hockey Cheerleader (9); Pep Band (9, 10); Girls Track (9); G.A.A. (9); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Concert Band (QaTOn a 12) Matthew P. Bubker 110 Ferncliffe Road “Shark”, “Oga”, “Troll” Ambition: College, Service, Death Football (9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12); Wrestling (9, 10); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Weight lifting (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12). Seniors 13 Hugh harns Bureaus 40 Miller Street “Joey”, “Hughie” Ambition: College, ment “Lately it’s occurred to me what a long, strange trip it’s been.” Football (9, 10, 1 1, 12); Ski Club (9, 10); Student Government (9, 10); Independent Study; Gymnastics Intramurals (9, 10); Lettermen’s Club (12); Tennis (9, 10); Weight Training Intramurals (11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Indoor Track (11). Law Enforce- Peter Cl Cassels 17 Jean Drive “Pete” “The man who lives a useful life, lives a happy one.” Cross Country (9, 10, 11); Art Club (12); Yearbook Staff; Spanish Honor Society (11, 12); AHS (9, 10). 14 Seniors Heffrey ab (Gales 55 Rosewood Drive “Jeff, “Max” Ambition: Air Craft Technician’s life “Can’t take it with you, such ts life.”’ Karate (9); Golf (10). ASuaan Slane Casey 12 Kenyon Drive “Sue” Ambition: College “IT am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” Class Council (11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Senior Supper Committee. Roland Coward cplire 15 Hiller Drive Ambition: I would like to make a liv- ing being involved in music or enter- tainment. “Tf I leave here tomorrow — would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on now, ’cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see. But if stayin’ here, girl, things just couldn’t be the same, ’cause I’m as free as a bird, now, and this bird you cannot change. Lord knows, I can’t Ronnie change.” (Allen Collins Vanzant) (Lynyrd Skynyrd!) Paul Charlane 9 Laurel Court Ambition: Commercial Artist, Pro- Race Car Driver “When they turn the pages of his- tory, when these days have passed long ago, will they read of us with sadness for the seeds that we let grow.” Art Club Study. (11, 12); Independent Sheryl-Ann el agate Gran Peter Clark. 144 Elm Street 155 Coyle Drive “Sheryl” ePeter 7) Hyma. Chick4 Ambition: College “No one knows what the future brings, so live each day to the ful- lest, because when it is gone, it will be gone forever. Life is not worth liv- ing unless you can enjoy it.” Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Gong Show (10); Outdoor Track (11, 12); Spirit Week (11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Commit- tee; Art Club (12); Volleyball (12); G.A.A. (11, 12). Ambition: Engineer “The moment is temporary, but the memory, forever.” Football (12); Hockey (12). Angela Gerrianne (oa Rita Ga Coutlemanehe | 142 Forest Avenue 22 Gardner Street | “Candie’’, ‘“Shortstuff’, ““Gremlin” “Reet”, ‘“Pickle’’, “Reet the Gweet”’ | Ambition: Travel, college, and to be Ambition: Cosmetologist, live a long ! with the one I love. and happy life with the one I love. “Why not think about times to come “Living like there’s no tomorrow and not about the things that you’ve means loving all you can today.” done. If your life was bad to you, Majorette (10); Mineral Club (11). just think what tomorrow will do.” Chorus (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (10); Mineral Club (9); Pep Squad (10); Fashion Show (10, 11); Senior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Committee. James Robert Coyle Cdluard George Coane Il 89 Woodland Avenue 92 Coleman Street a Pane SW ae “Malibu Ed” Ambition: Mechanic “You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough.” Football (10, 12). Seniors 15 Mary Pann LAivenke 15 Riverview Avenue “Mar”, “Mac” Ambition: Medical Research, to be successful and happy. “Courage is the art of being the only one who knows you’re scared to death.” Spirit Week Committee (11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; French Club (11, 12); Art Club (12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10); Yearbook Staff. James Sees, can 21 Edwards Avenue “Bean”, “Dino”, “James Earl”, “George” Ambition: Automotive “The love you are blessed with the world is waiting for so let out your heart please, please from behind that locked door.” Football (9); Hockey (10, 11, 12). 16 Seniors Elia MW. Crus 41 Briarwood Drive a ON Ie Ambition: Interior Design “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Independent Study (12); Senior Sup- per Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Spirit Week Committee (11, 12); Art Club (12); Intramurals (9, 10; Fashion Show (11, 12); Yearbook Staff. Carla Xfhert aCnnea 26 Edgewool Road “Carl” Ambition: Marine Biologist, and have my own sailboat. “Catch your dreams before they slip away, loose your dreams and you will lose your mind.”’ Student Government (9, 10); Basket- ball (10); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Art Club (12). doan Wire Crowley 37 Scott Road Ambition: College “Keep your face to the sunshine, and you cannot see the shadows.” Field Hockey (9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10); Junior Prom Committee Chairman; Senior Prom Committee Chairman; Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (9, 10); National Honor Society (11, 12)3 Alicia Bribe SD sila 640 Arcade Avenue “Yorkov’, “Sedilva’’, “Buzz” Ambition: Musical and dramatical arts “Tf it ain’t on the page, then it ain’t on the stage.” “As long as the mind tarries on the plane of relativity, it forever remains in the dark. But the moment it loses itself in the empti- ness, it ascends the throne of enlightenment.” Varsity Swim Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Drama (10, 11, 12); Student Govern- ment (9); Independent Study; G.A.A. (SST05V1e02): Beer ws Desnoyers 250 Cole Street “Dave”, “Strap-hanger” Ambition: Systems Management “To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end in life.” Football (9); Independent Study. Aan Patrick Elan 184 Newman Avenue “Dole”, “Bri”, “Big Bri” Ambition: To live an exciting life. Jodi AES. eine 47 Ferncliffe Road Ambition: College Field Hockey (10, 11, 12); Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); Spring Track (9, 10); Softball (11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Spirit Week. el ateie Jean Dias 306 Miller Street “Taur”’ Ambition: Business “Give what you have, it may be bet- ter than you think.” Independent Study. Dae Ele Soule 131 King Philip Road OF Faye Ambition: To be a mechanic Weight lifting (12); Soccer Intramu- rals (11, 12). Michelle M. Drapeau Ambition: To be a paperback writer “Sail on, silver girl.” “The grand essentials of happt- ness are: Something to do, some- thing to love, and something to hope for.” Varsity Swim Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study. Seniors 17 PDeeAane M. Dutra 54 Ipswich Street Ambition: Drafter Clizabeth Bibs ilmatan 40 Coolidge Street “Liz”, “Da-Lizzy”, “AMF” Ambition: Law Enforcement ‘It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness.” Field Hockey (9); G.A.A. (9); Prom Committees (11, 12); Senior Supper Committee; Independent Study. Rithard eeu arrelt 71 Coleman Street “Rich”, “Rick”, “Dick” Ambition: College “In seed time learn, in harvest teach, in winter enjoy.” Audio Visual Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Library Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government (9); Band (12); Inde- pendent Study. 18 Seniors Raber Ca 25 Lincoln Street Jonathan Ab Ellis 14 Arcade Avenue “Without going out of my door I can know all things on earth. Without looking out of my window I could know the ways of Heaven. The far- ther one travels, the less one knows. Arrive without travelling. See all without looking.” Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); A-V Club (9, 10); National Honor Society (11, 12); Independent Study. Tybee: James yeercere 34 Winter Drive “Dave” Ambition: Undecided “When people don’t know what you mean, they may laugh at you and call you green, they'll say your words are stupid and your plans are only schemes. Truth is simple but seldom ever seen, let nothing come between, simple man, _ simple dream.” Baseball (10, 11, 12). PD ener ey aeaere 373 Anthony Street ari. sf Hanagan 358 Olney Street “Flan” Ambition: Lawyer Tennis (9, 10, 11, 12); Cross Country (9, 10); President, Freshman Class; Class Council (9, 10); Student Coun- cil (9); Student Government Day and Planning Committee (9, 10); State Student Government (11, 12); Stu- dent Government Chairman (12); Spanish Honor Society (10, 11, Vice- President 12); National Honor Soci- ety (11, President 12). Robert DKenneth ei sntaine dhe Maria Syaltardols 16 Marlaine Drive 32 Jean Drive “Bob”, “Rob” “Fratt, “Tarf” Ambition: Physics Major Ambition: Travel agent, to live life to “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Audio Visual Club (9, 10, 11, Vice President 12); Chess Club (11, Presi- dent 12); Library Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study. ahora dean iller 55 Peeptoad Road “Deb”, “Debbie” Ambition: Secretarial Accoun- tant “Born on the first warm winds of feelings newly found, fly but remember don’t look down. Take as much as you think you ought to, give just as much as you can, don’t forget what your failures have taught you or else you'll learn them all over again.” Student Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Class Council (Vice-President 9, 10, 11, President 12); Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Jun- ior and Senior Prom Committees; Senior Supper Committee; Inde- pendent Study. the fullest. “Happy times are times shared in friendships.” Swim Team (9, 10); Independent Study; Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12) Nancy jo Garganta 513 Taunton Avenue “Nanc”, “Nan” Ambition: To increase my ability in Art and to live my life as I see it in my dreams. “Today, well lived, makes yesterday a dream of happiness, and tomorrow a vision of hope.” Home Room Representative (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Medical Club (11); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; National Honor Society (11, 12). Seniors 19 len Nancy Garneau 68 Mink Street “Ry” Ambition: Professional Dancer, Per- forming Artist “In the quiet of the night, let our candles always burn, let us never lose the lessons we have learned.” Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10); Stage Band (9, 11); Pep Band (10): Chorus (9; 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week Committee (10, 11); Junior Prom Committee. Peter ke Gilbert 9 Gregory Drive “Pete”, “Gil” Ambition: College “No goal is too high if we climb with ” care and confidence. Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study. 20 Seniors Wiseia ak George 54 Taunton Avenue ““Marie’’, “Re” Ambition: To travel and see the world. “T shall grow old, but never lose life’s zest, because the roads last turn will be the best.” Pep Squad (Co-Captain 9); Major- ette (10); Concert Band (11, 12); Marching Band (12); Pep Band (12); Senior Supper Committee. Raymond Nedra Giblin 12 Carling Circle “Andy”, “Gib”, “Gibs” Ambition: Oceanographer, Marine Biologist “Don’t look back on the past, but instead look to the future.” Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); J.V. Base- ball (10); Student Government (9, 12). Paul John Gendron 9 Fay Street Ambition: College Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (11, 12); Student Government (9, 10). Mary Gildea 27 Grant Street Ambition: College “Life just gives you time and space. It’s up to you to fillit.” Basketball (10). Paul Anthony Given 21 Hammond Street Siva Ambition: To always have a goal in life. “If in the years ahead we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song.” Hockey (10, Asst-Captain 11, 12); Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Independent Study. Kristin Marie Goudreau 47 Sweeney Road “Kris”, “Crystal” Ambition: Musician, Music Edu- cator “If you wish to travel back in time, music is the surest and most gentle of all roads.” Concert Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Pep Band (9, 10); Spirit Week Committee (10, 11). Bhd poy! Gorman 247 Newman Ave. Julie Ann Gorman 60 Rosewood Drive Ambition: To own my own restau- rant, Flight Attendant “We must laugh before we are happy, for fear we die before we laugh at all.” Field Hockey (9, 10, 11, 12); Tennis (9); Freshman Class Secretary (10); Home Room Representative (9, 10, 11); Independent Study; National Honor Society; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Committee; Student Council Secretary. ipa bess Michael Gordon 33 Gregory Drive “Andy” Ambition: College, Computer Sci- ence, Marine Biology “May I be granted the strength to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” Swim Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Tennis Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 12); Lettermen’s Club (10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (11, 12); Band (9); National Honor Society (12); Inde- pendent Study. Rebecca ES Goulet 6 Gregory Drive “Becky”, “Bec”, “Bucket” Ambition: College, to be successful in everything. “Love and friendship are the great- est things in life.” Seniors 21 OK lhe ann Graham 415 Newman Avenue “Kel”, “Bean” Ambition: College “A friend is a person with whom you dare to be yourself.” Field Hockey (10, 11, 12); Independ- ent Study; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; G.A.A.; Spirit Week Committee. Glenn Hamlin 18 Wildflower Dr. 22 Seniors Roger Jb Greene 36 Greenhalgh Drive Ambition: College “Since God made us originals, why stoop to copy?” Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12). OM bef oN bry JI 26 East Avenue “Ribs”, “Deb” “Love doesn’t make the world go round, love is what makes the ride worth while.” Gong Show (9); Pep Squad (9); Flag Carrier (10, 11, 12); Chorus (10, 11, 12); Fashion Show (10); Band (12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee. Collar os Grant 198 Willard Avenue E—(OOlas Ambition: To be happy. “Everything comes to the person who is patient enough to wait.” “It’s been such a long time.” Senior Prom Committee PP yeed UES, Dardman 97 Haig Avenue “Dave” Ambition: To live the rest of my life, wealthy. “God asks no man whether he will accept life. That is not the choice. One must take it. The only choice is how.” Julianna Philaminamarie Diarshant 36 Fork Avenue “Julie”, “Phil”, “Russki” Ambition: College, Speech Patholo- gist, have my own practice. “If you love someone, let him go, if he comes back to you, he’s yours, if he doesn’t he never was.”’ Diving (9); Swim Team (9, 10); G.A.A. (9, 10); Intramurals (9, 10, 11); Independent Study; Spirit Week (9, 10, 11); Art Club (12). Donne are Buick, 76 Haig Avenue “Annabelle”, “Bruises” Ambition: Free-lance photogra- pher “Happiness ts in wanting what you have; not having what you want.” Intramurals (9, 10); Spirit Week Posters (11, 12); Art Club (12); Independent Study. “Hickey”, Marisa Diane Bicad 12 King Phillip Road Ambition: Legal Secretary, to be happy. “Our care should not be so much to live long, as to live happy.” Football Cheerleading (11, Co-Cap- tain 12); Basketball Cheerleading (11, Co-Captain 12); Hockey Cheer- leading (10); Homeroom Representa- tive (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Commit- tee; Spirit Week Committee (11, 12). Paul Jude Heaney 94 Pimental Drive “Paul”, ‘“Wean” Ambition: To go to college, Engi- neering “The art of being wise is the art of knowing what to overlook.” Baseball (10, 11, 12); Football (11, 192), IE thleen Elizabeth Hayes 76 Chainey Street “Kath”, “Kathy” Ambition: Nursing, laboratory tech- nician “There’s wisdom in taking the time to care; there’s widsom in giving and wanting to share; there’s wisdom in grace and making ammends; there’s wisdom in having and keeping good friends.” Hockey Cheerleading (11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Council (10, 11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Independent Study. barbara Cllr Uline 47 Hiller Drive “Babs”, “Barb”, “Nancy” Ambition: Television Executive, Corporate Law “If I am free to choose, I will suc- ceed; I will conquer; I will overcome, all of life’s mountains.” Drama Club (10, 11, President 12); Student Government Day (9, 10, 12); Student Exchange (11); National Honor Society (11, 12); Yearbook Business Co-Editor; Tennis (10, 11, 12); Tennis Intramurals (9, 10); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Science Fair (Honorable Mention 10); G.A.A. (10, 11, 12); Graduation Committee; Independent Study. Seniors 23 By ant Nancy IR popy, 16 Ipswitch Street “Leona Rockola Too Mola’, “Rock Ola’, “Lona”, ‘““Loosey” “Life is never what it seems and every man must meet his destiny.” Nancy Anne Jennings 303 Oakhill Avenue “Nance” Ambition: Junior College “T am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” Gymnastics (9,10); G.A.A. (9,10); Student Council (10, 11, 12); Prom Committees (11,12); Yearbook Staff; Independent Study. 24 Seniors Wikthacl abet 62 Perry Avenue “Mike” Ambition: College, to be successful “Truth is the most valuable thing we have. Let us economize it.”’ Band (9); Marching Band (9); Inde- pendent Study. Cynthia Lynne Crd 36 Winthrop Street “Wheezie”, “Cindy”, “Cid” Ambition: Health Inspector “As we step out on our own, each in a different world, we are comforted only with memories of what has passed. Oh, but what memories.” G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Softball (10, 11, 12); Volleyball (10, 11, Co-Cap- tain 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10). Roger Violisn Hoyt 210 Pleasant Street Ambition: Architect “men are four: He who knows not and knows not he knows not, he is a fool — shun him; He who knows not and knows he knows not, he is sim- ple — teach him; He who knows and knows not he knows, he is asleep — wake him; he who knows and knows he knows, he is wise — follow him!” Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (10, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Drama Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Class Activities; National Honor Society (11, 12); Independent Study; Spirit Week. Kim keg ike Johnson 365 North Wheaton Ave. “Kim” Ambition: Data Systems manage- ment and to raise and train horses. “For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” Student Council (9, 10); Class Coun- cil (Rep. 9, 10, 11, 12); Student Gov- ernment (9, 10, 11); Drama Club (9, 10, 11, Treasurer 12); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior and Senior Prom Committees; Ski Club (9, 10, 12); Access Plus (12). el enald Joseph Jutras 48 Willis Avenue “Don’’, “Donnie’’, ““Dooba” Ambition: Musical Field “Tt’s easier to criticize somebody else, than to see yourself.” Football (9); Hockey (11). Kim Kelleher 201 Carpenter Street Dave IG 32 Hawthorne Drive Ambition: Heavy machinery mechanic “Don’t take life, let life take you.” Michael wah OKalman 35 Juniper Road “Mike”, “J Geils’, “Jake” Ambition: To be successful, and live a long happy life. “Enjoy life day to day for you don’t know what tomorrow will bring.” SEEKONK PUBLIC L Bobby py. Kone 59 Perrin Avenue “Bob’’ Ambition: To own own business “Hey, hey, my, my, Rock and Roll will never die.” Timothy John Kendrick 3 Curt Street “Magic Man” Ambition: Engineer and or Actor “These are the things I’ve asked of you, world. And these are the things you've given me something beyond myself to work for and believe in something to lend meaning to the days going by.” Drama (9, 10, 11, Vice-President 12); Drama Festival (9); Gong Show (9); Indoor Track (9); Mineral Club (9, 10); Tennis Intramurals (9, 10); Spirit Week Committee (10); Inde- pendent Study. IBRARY Seniors 25 Vaucten Keough 2 Blaney Circle “Moe”, “Da’Moey”, “Moeski” Ambition: College, to succeed in life “We carry within us the wonders we ” seek without us. Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12). John te: db KRolonda 46 Juniper Road Ambition: Lawyer, Law Enforce- ment Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 1): 26 Seniors Independent Study, Softball (12); Paul Philip Lanoue 48 Grant Street “Canoe”, “Manua”, “Good Wrench”’, “Freebird” Ambition: To be rich and famous and to be the master cylinder in whatever I do. “I’m as free as a bird now and this bird you cannot change.” Varsity Swim Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Council (9). Diane G Larocque 141 Warren Avenue “Di”, “Rocky”, ““Ralocque”’ Ambition: To be able to find happi- ness and peace of mind in whatever I do. “If you can need, you can want, if you can want, you can care, if you can care, you can love, and if you want me, I'll be there.” Hockey Cheerleading (10, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Spirit Week Committee (10, 11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Yearbook Staff. Becky Lynn Kyser 89 Marnoch Drive “Bec”, “LuLu”, “Wilhelm” Ambition: Medical Technologist “Life can be a success, but first you must open the doors of your heart by making new friends, doing new things, seeing new places, yet remembering old friends, past mis- takes, and old, but still familiar places. Concert Band (9, 10, 11, 12); March- ing Band (10, 11, 12); Sociedad 12); ” Honoraria Hispanica (11, National Honor Society (11, 12). fo R. nl averdiant Ar. 121 Bloomfield Street “Andy”, “Lav”, “Andromeda” “What does anything matter to ya, when ya got a job to do, ya gotta do it well and ya gotta give it all ya ever had.” Intramurals (9, 10); Spirit Week (10); Independent Study. D Plane leach 162 Walker Street “Twiggy”, “Little Leachy” Ambition: Medical Laboratory. Technician “Love many, trust few, but always paddle your own canoe.” Pep Squad (9); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Badminton Intramurals (10); Gymnastics Intramurals (10); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Commit- tee; Art Club (12). Christopher Lebslank 146 Willard Avenue IL fontnean 62 Maynard Avenue “Laburne’”, “Burno”, “Tuna” Ambition: To finish college “May you live as long as you like, and have all that you like as long as you live.” . Hockey (10, 11, 12); Football (9, 12); J.V. Baseball (9, 10). Scott David Bl eect 11 Back Street Ambition: Mechanic, Marines Football (9); Weight Training (9, 10, Wid). Janet obs thie 125 Oakland Avenue “Jan” Ambition: Child Care Worker “We may not always reach our goal, but there’s recompense in trying, horizons broaden so much more, the higher we are flying.” Independent Study. Elida Ue Janet i crciieue 85 Ferncliffe Road “Spumadagumache’”, “Spudd”’ Ambition: Music “Smile, and the whole world will think you're up to somethin’.” Stage Band (11, 12); Concert Band (12). Seniors 27 Jacqueline Holly Littlejohn 24 Kenyon Drive “Jackie”, “Holly” Ambition: Business Management “Visions of the past go through our minds, touching and feeling, trying to find those special things we all will share, hope, trust, love and care.” Softball (9, 10, 11); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Commit- tee; Independent Study; Student Council (9); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12). Davia Joseph Wiice 40 Noble Street � 66 “Dave”, “Space Man” Ambition: Air Craft Mechanic or Junior College “You only go around once in life, however, if you do it right, once is enough.” Ski Club (10); Karate Club (11). 28 Seniors Braslia M1. Longworth 59 Marnoch Drive Ambition: College “When you’ve seen beyond yourself then you may find peace of mind is waiting there.” Indoor Track (10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (10, 11, 12); G.A.A. (10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Spirit Week Committee CLOWNS): Kimberly wilh eLinnie 79 Sherman Avenue cnn Ambition: College, to be happy “Happiness is not found in self con- templation; it is perceived only when reflected from another, is nothing if not known, and very little if not envied.” Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Commit- tee; Senior Supper Committee; Inde- pendent Study. Callen Led ep etree! pep: Spl Bin | 206 Newman Avenue “Cathy” Ambition: To live life to the fullest and be successful “You have to dream a dream to make a dream come true.” Karis Mary Wierane 41 Bear Hill Road - Ambition: Journalist “No love, no friendship, can ever cross the path of our destiny, with- out leaving some mark upon it for- ever.” Student Government (9); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Drama (9, 10); Independent Study; National Honor Society (11, 12); Yearbook Staff. Kimberly Lynn Mallon 55 Burnside Avenue “Kim”, ‘Mallon’, “Mallonball’, “Melon” Ambition: To live a long and happy life with the one I love. “In quietness and confidence will be _my strength.” _ Library Club (10, 11, 12); Audio Vis- ual (10, 11, 12); Color Guard (11); Fashion Show (9, 10, 12). “Mallonett’, Richard G. Marshall 26 Woodward Avenue “Rich”, “Haska” Ambition: Auto Mechanic “Tf it weren't for the last minute, things wouldn't get done.” ESaiar yt Marquis 96 Central Avenue “Sue”’ Ambition: Become hair dresser, then marriage “Be what you are, not what people want you to be.” DECA (11). Kora Beth Marshall 161 Anthony Street Ambition: Medical Secretary “We were given our memories so that we could have roses in Decem- ber.” Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); French Club (Vice-President 11); National Honor Society (11, 12); French Honor Society (12); Gradua- tion Committee; Yearbook Layout Editor. Joseph John Marchetti 46 Winter Drive Ambition: Certified Public Accoun- tant “Happiness is a butterfly, which when persued, is always beyond your grasp, but which, if you sit down quietly may alight upon you.” Stacy dean Martin 1360 Newman Avenue “Stac” Ambition: To work with children “Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead, where there is no path and leave a trail.” Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Commit- tee; Independent Study. Seniors 29 Melissa lhe WicAlon 104 Briarbrook Drive “Missy”, “Mac” Ambition: College, Business “Happiness is in wanting what you have, not having what you want.” Field Hockey (9, 10, 11, 12); Basket- ball (9, 10); Softball (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee, Senior Supper Committee, Co-Chairman; Class Secretary (11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12). Mb John McGovern 26 Miller Drive “Mac” “What I want to know is where does the time go?” Cross Country (10); Lettermen’s Club (10, 11, 12); Ski Club (10); Homeroom Rep. (11); Hockey (10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (10). 30 Seniors over Chizabeth WiesDonatd 507 Taunton Avenue Ambition: Nursery School Teacher, Child Care “Love is not an object to be used, it is a feeling to be shared. Sharing love with friends makes forever a future of happiness not a future of time.” “Forever is a long time but not when shared with friends.” Indoor Track (10, 11); Outdoor Track (10); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); G.A.A. (10, 11, 12); Mineral Club (10); Spirit Week Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Committee. Caroline fi h McGovern 61 Donald Lewis Drive “Carol”, “Carolyn” Ambition: Nursing “The person who never makes a mistake is a person who never does anything and never accomplished anything.” Outdoor Track (10, 11, 12); Cross Country (11, 12); Spirit Week Com- mittee (11); National Honor Society (11, 12); Fashion Show (9); G.A.A. (10, 11, 12); Senior Supper Commit- tee. Dane WicDenata “Maddog”, “Mac” Ambition: Space sciences, Astrono- mer “Only those who with going too far can truly find out how far they can go. ” Soccer (10, 11, 12); Gong Show (10); Badminton (10); Wrestling (10); Football (9). Mary Sane Me Nei f 505 Central Avenue “Mar”, CO) Y, foe) pte Ambition: Secretary “Even as we dream we begin to suc- ceed... even as we succeed we begin to dream again.” Independent Study. Sazord a Wiedewes 240 Elm Street “Dave” Ambition: To be a pro sports car driver, to be rich and own a Ferrari, to be happily married to Chris. “What can be conceived can be cre- | ated.” Football (12); Gymnastics (10, 11, 12). Maria Pia Micheletti 52 Wedgewood Drive “cc Mick’”’ Ambition: Paralegal assistant, to have a life filled with love and happiness. “The only limit to our realiza- tion of tomorrow will be our doubts of today — Let us move forward with strong and active faith.” Football Cheerleading (10, 11, Co-Captain 12); Basketball Vitter Mendes 72 Hope Street “Vic” Ambition: To see things built of my own design “No mirror renders a man’s form or likeness so true as his speech and his actions.” Indoor Track (9, 10); Cross Country (9, 10, 11); Class Treasurer (10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12). linda Weth Messinger 72 Jacobs Hill “Linnie” Ambition: Accounting Finance “T shall pass through this world but once. If therefore, there can be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do, let me do it now... for I shall not pass this way again.” Varsity Swim Team (9, Manager 10); Volleyball Scorer (9); Medical Club (9); Hockey Cheerleader (10, Co- Captain 11); Junior Prom Commit- tee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee. Stephen Anthony Wiedeiros 36 Wedgewood Drive “Madea”, “Devo”, “Steve” Ambition: Service Academy (Naval); NROTC “IT should like to spend the whole of my life in travelling abroad, if I could borrow another life to spend afterwards at home.” — Hazlitt Football (9); Soccer Intramurals (9, 10, 12); Weight Training Intramurals (10); Indoor Track (9, 11, 12); J.V. Baseball (9, 10); Varsity Baseball (11, 12); Spanish Honor Society (President 12); Sports Editor 1981 Yearbook. awe Marie Millar 137 County Street “Dawnie” Ambition: To live a good life, to be with someone I love “Roses are red, violets are blue, Gary Elderkin I love you.” Gary (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study. Cheerleading (9, 10, Co-Captain 11, 12); Student Council (9, 10); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Stu- dent Government (9, 10); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Com- mittee; Independent Study. Seniors 31 Taral Lynch Miller 25 Oakland Avenue “Ta”, “Little George’, “Schmo”, Taral-Lee” “If you love someone, let him go, if he comes back to you he’s yours, if he doesn’t he never was.” “Happi- ness is the reflection of a smile.” “The happiest times are those shared with friends.” Varsity Swim Team (9); Medical Club (9, 10); Junior Prom Commit- tee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Spirit Week Committee (11, 12); Marching Band (9, 12); Concert Band (9, 10, 11); Independent Study. Victor Philip Di Angelo 268 Taunton Avenue Vice Ambition: To get rich “When I was young, they packed me off to school, and taught me how not to play the game.” 32 Seniors Judith awe Moline 11 Wilson Street “Judy” Ambition: College “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.” Pep Squad (9); Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Inde- pendent Study; Homeroom Rep. (11). John Walter Wiortimer Ar. 99 St. Laurent Parkway “Squeaky”, “Mort” Ambition: To become a surgeon “If God told you exactly what it was you were to do, you would be happy doing it no matter what it was. What you’re doing is what God wants you to do. Be happy”. Band (9, 10, 11, 12); North Central Connecticut Conference Band (9); Spanish Honor Society (11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12). Tatyana hee : 20 Rosewood Drive “Tray”, “Trace” Ambition: Social Worker and Art Teacher “Smile and the world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone.” Varsity Swim Team (11); Mineral Club (10); Spirit Week (10, 12); Sen- ior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Committee. Michael Wiliam Mulhall 30 Melanie Circle Ambition: Hang Gliding Instructor “.. everybody hasa dream...” and = ¢ Mullen 40 Cypress Road “Dave” Ambition: Business Management “A man’s reach should exceed his grasp.” Cross Country (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government Day (9, 10); Class President (10, 11); National Honor Society (11, 12); Student Advisory Board (10, 11, 12); Independent Study; Junior Achieve- ment (11, 12); Student Council Pres- ident (12). William mM. OO MSpien 33 Sykes Road “Bill”, “OBie” Ambition: College “T am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today.” Basketball (10, 11, 12); Baseball (10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (11, 12); Independent Study. Rhard Cduard Murphy 11 Pamden Lane Ambition: Engineer “Dream what you dare to dream, go where you want to go, be what you want to be... live!” Independent Study; Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (11, 12); Football (9); National Honor Society (11, 12); National Math Test (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramural Soccer (10, 11, 12); Basketball (9, 10, 11, Co- Captain 12). IAW ES Marie Naughton 2 Rosewood Drive “Kathy” Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do in life “What we are is God’s gift to us; what we become is our gift to God.” Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Cross Country (10, 11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Independent Study; Senior Supper Committee; Drama Club (9); Spirit Week (10). Lynn Marie Mulvey 52 Briarbrook Drive Ambition: Nursing “As w e step out on our own each ina different world, we will be comforted with the memories that will always keep us together.” J.V. Basketball (9); Pep Squad (9); Outdoor Track (10); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Medical Club (10, 11, Vice-President 12); Independent Study; Yearbook Staff; Senior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Committee. Timothy dames Okan 135 Warren Avenue “Tim” Ambition: College, Engineering “The greatest Joy and happiness I could ever hope to find in life is not the aquisition of monetary gains but to just enjoy the compnay of friends, that’s all I need.” Tennis (10, 11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Cross Country (9); National Honor Society (11, 12); Independent Study; National Math Test (9, 10, 11, 12). Seniors 33 Dean Anak OL 48 Carpenter Street “Dee’’, “Olive” Ambition: College, Computer Sci- ence, Mathematics “Each morning look back upon your work and then try to beat it.” “This was but one moment in the flow of eternity.” Swim Team (9, 10, Captain 11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (10, 12); Senior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Committee; National Honor Society (11, 12); Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Boys Swim Team Manager (11, 12); Yearbook Staff. ames erry 36 Hull Street “Jim” Ambition: Horse Trainer, to go to Madison Square Garden, Profes- sional Show Jumping Swim Team (9, 10). 34 Seniors Mark A. Parece 640 Taunton Avenue “M.P.”, “Marko” Ambition: Medical Technologist, EMT, Business “Flowing onward yet ever the same. Reaching outward yet still to remain constant. And like the river my life has its source. And I’m so aware of its mystical force and I touch fragments of life as I cau- tiously flow along. Timeless water I’m learning from you. Wh at seems constant each moment is new.” Student Government (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study. Darlene Carol Paul 75 Ferncliffe Road Sushi Ola Date Ambition: Medical and Computer Technology, to be happy and live with alot of love. “‘T am yours, however distant we may be. Each memory that has left its trace with me lingered forever as a part of me. Thanks for the great memories, Ron, sometime we will be together again. ‘Forgive me, I have been confused’.”’ Tennis (9, 10, 11, 12); Field Hockey (10, 12); Track (10); Majorettes (9); Mineral Club (9, 10); Medical Club (10, 11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee. Cynthia Margaret Paine 24 Gardner Street “Cindy”, “Cyn” Ambition: Accountant “Yesterday is already a dream; tomorrow is only a vision, but today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Volleyball (9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12); G.A.A. (9, 10, 11, 12); Student Government Day (9); Spirit Week Committee (9). Rebecca os Parry 84 Hawthorne Drive “Bec”, “Becky” Ambition: Medicine “May I be granted the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can and wisdom to know the difference.” Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Pep Band (9, 10, 11); Spirit Week Committee (10); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Inde- pendent Study; Senior Supper Com- mittee; Yearbook Staff; National Honor Society (11, 12). Michael Reis Pimentel 27 Cindy Drive “Bealy”, “Reis” Ambition: Studio Recording, Broad- casting “A sorrow shared ts but half a trou- ble, but a joy that’s shared is a joy made double.” Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9); Stage Band (9, 10; Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Spring Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Let- termen’s Club; Pep Band (9, 10, 12); Independent Study. Bokn C. Pool. 11 French Drive essa b... Ambition: Air Traffic Control, Professional or Studio Musician “Tt’s been such a long time, I think I should be going, time doesn’t wait for me it keeps on rolling, Sail on, on a distant highway, I gotta keep on chasin’ that dream, or I may never find it, 1am always just behind it.” Karate (9); Band (9, 10, 11, Vice- President (12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Stage Band (10, 11, 12); Pep Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Gong Show (9); Dixieland Band (9, 11, 12); Band Dance (11, 12); Independent Study; Mineral Club (9); Spirit Week (12). Richard PL. alt 129 Carpentar St. Dean Poisson 178 Forest Avenue “Fish” Ambition: Computer Technology (electronics) “If you want to fly with the eagles at night, you got to scratch with the chickens in the morning.” Russel S. Pion 491 Taunton Avenue “Russ” Ambition: Auto mechanics, self- employed “Always happy, never sad, some- times naughty never bad.” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Weight Lift- ing (9, 10, 11, 12). Robert €. Putney 74 Ledge Road ebobmae butte Ambition: Business Management “You can dream, but you can never go back the way you came.” Basketball (9); Soccer Intramurals (9, 10). Seniors 35 denny Anne Quigley 35 Peep Toad Road “Quig’’, “Wiggley” Ambition: To make the most of each day “Make the most of life you may for life is short and wears away.” Student Council Representative (9, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee Chairman; Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study; Hockey Cheerleading (9, 10, Co-Captain 11); Ski Club (10); Tennis Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Art Club (12); Yearbook Staff; Senior Supper Committee; Student Government (9, 10). (Garin BS Richard 402 Brown Avenue Ambition: College, to be successful “For long you live and high you’ll fly, and smiles you give and tears you'll cry, and all you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be Basketball Cheerleader (9); Hockey Cheerleader (10); Field Hockey (10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9); Home Room Representative (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramural Gymnastics (9, 10, 11); Senior Senior Prom Committee; Supper Committee. 36 Seniors SS PAE Mary Reddy 26 Redwood Lane Ambition: Nursing, Fashion Design- ing “A laugh to be joyous must flow from a joyous heart, for without kindness, there can be no joy.” National Honor Society (11, 12); Spirit Week Committee (10, 11, 12); Senior Supper Committee; French Club (11); Fashion Show (11, 12); Drama Club (11). Joseph M. Reddington 70 Barberry Drive “Red” Ambition: Physical Physical Therapy “What is this life if full of care we have no time to stand and stare?” Cross Country (10, 11, 12); Basket- ball (9, 10, 12); Baseball (10, 11, 12); Outdoor Track (9); Indoor Track (11); Independent Study; Letter- men’s Club (11, 12). Education, shore. Patricia ws Quirk 25 Fieldwood Avenue “Wyatt”, “Patty” Ambition: Fashion Merchandising, Photographer “Time is an ocean but it ends at the ” Cheryl Andrea Richey 263 West Avenue “Bunk”, “Ricketts” Ambition: Business Administration to please others, especially my par- ents “Four be the things I am wiser to know: Idleness, sorrow, a friend, and a foe. Four be the things I’ve been better without: Love, curiosity freckles, and doubt. Three be the things I shall never attain: Envy. content, and sufficient champagne Three be the things I shall have till j die: Laughter, and hope, and a smile to live by.” Band (9, 10, 11, Secretary 12); Pex Band (9, 11); Stage Band (11) Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12) Drama Club (9, 10, 11) Secretary 12) Art Club (9, 12); Student Govern ment (9, 10, 11, 12); Science Fair (10 Honorable Mention); Seekonk Supe: Stage Band (11, 12); Junior Pron Committee; Senior Prom Commit: tee; Senior Supper Committee; Inde: pendent Study; Yearbook Co-Busi- ness Editor ENuan Riley David Roberts 56 Hiller Drive 185 Greenfield Street Ambition: To enjoy life “Dave” “The best is yet to come.” Ambition: To be successful in all Student Council (9, 11); Class Repre- things. sentative (9, 11); Ski Club; Inde- “Everyone has a choice, when to and pendent Study. not to raise their voices: It’s you that decides.”’ National Math Test (9, 10, 11, 12); French Honor Society (12). Michael ys Rederick Nancy Ann Rodgers 51 Willard Avenue 243 West Avenue “PIM” “Nanc”, “Da-Nancy”, “AMF” Ambition: Electrican, Physical Edu- cation Teacher Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Track (9). Ambition: Law Enforcement “When the night has been too lonely and the road has been too long, then you think that love is only for the lucky and the strong. Just remem- ber in the winter, far beneath the bitter snow, lies seed that with the sun’s love, in the spring, becomes the rose.” Field Hockey (10); Hockey Cheer- leading (9, 10); Junior Prom Com- mittee; Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); G.A.A. (9, 10); Independent Study; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee. Mare ESteven Rose 33 Kristin Drive “Rosie’’, “Mal”, “Marco Dane” Ambition: To reach all the goals I set for myself and to always have control of my life. “If you think your life is com- Holly dean Ross 85 William Avenue “Hol” Ambition: Physical Therapy “In this world, it is not what we take up, but what we give up, that makes us rich. He who endures with patience is a conqueror.” Stage Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Concert Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Science Fair (10); Pep Band (9, 10, 12); Super Stage Band (10); Spirit Week Committee (10); Senior Supper Committee; Fashion Show (11, 12). plete confusion, because you never win the game; just remem- ber it’s a grand illusion, and deep inside we’re all the same.” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10); Outdoor Track (11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (11, 12); Intramural Weight Training (9, 10, 11, 12); Diane (10, 11). Seniors 37 Reehard, Allen Ruggiero 4 Peep Toad Court “Rich”, “Wheels” Ambition: Business, to be happy and successful “Life itself can’t give you Joy unless you really will it. Life gives you time and space, it’s up to you to fill it.” Golf (9, 10, 11, 12); Football (12); Track (10); Independent Study; Stu- dent Council (9, 10, 11, 12). Richey Paul Sceeles 56 Mabel Drive BRick” Ambition: Airforce “Head for the mountains.” Baseball (9); DECA (11, 12). 38 Seniors Rchned. Wayne Salgueiro 43 Cindy Drive “Ricky” Ambition: Physical Therapist “Afoot and light-hearted, I take to the open road, healthy, free, the world before me. The long endless road before me, leading to wherever I choose.” Karate Club (9, 10, 11); Outdoor Track (11, 12); Indoor Track (11, 12); Cross Country (12); Lettermen’s Club (12). Joseph x, Saalors 5 Harriet Court aimed OCsse I OCa Ambition: College “If my words do glow, with the cold of sunshine and my tunes were played on the harp unstrung; would you hear my voice, come through the music? Would you hold it in the air as it were your own? It’s a hand me down. The thoughts are broken. Per- haps they’re better left unsung. I don’t know, don’t really care. Let there be songs to fill the air.” Basketball (9); Stage Band (10); Independent Study. Catisn Michael Ruiter 336 Anthony Street “Carl? Ambition: Engineer, to run my own business “The world that we are living in is mighty hard to beat, yes, there’s a thorn on every rose, but aren’t the roses sweet.” Football (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9, 10, 11, 12); Golf (10); Outdoor Track (9, 11); Student Council (12); Class Council Vice-President (12); Home Room Representative (11); Independent Study; National Honor Society (11, 12); Ski Club (9); Junior Class Council (11); Lettermen’s Club (10, 11, 12); Junior Achievement (11, iP). Wigreic Lynn Sihreck 71 Talbot Way “Marcy”, “Gidget” Ambition: Performing Arts, to accomplish all my goals, and make the best of every situation. “Tt is with life as with a play — it matters not how long the action ts spun out, but how good the acting is. Field Hockey (9, 10, 11); Girls Out- door Track (10); Class Council (9, Homeroom Rep., 10, Secretary, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Independ- ent Study; Senior Prom Committee; Student Government (9, 10); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Reflections 1981 Editor-in-Chief. Matthew Cdward ‘Saltz 1010 Taunton Avenue “Matty” Ambition: Airplane Pilot “Success begins with a fellow’s will — it’s allin the state of mind.” Football (9, 10, 11, Captain 12); Out- door Track (9). Pauline Louise Silva 109 Dean Street “Pawn” Ambition: Business or Beautician “The greatest comfort; the knowledge that you have done your work well. The greatest mis- take — giving up. The greatest thing, bar none, in all the world, LOVE.” Pep Squad (9); DECA (11). Jakryl ESL 67 West Avenue “Dippo” Ambition: Success “And torture never stops.” Football (9); Hockey (11, 12); Tennis (9, 10, 11, 12). Vorcen Pla Sa 10 Fieldwood Avenue “Nor”, “Weeny”, “Snowbunny”, “David’s coming home!” Ambition: Interior Designer, Profes- sional Model “You grow up and learn that kind of thing ain’t right. But while you were doing it, it sure felt alright.” Lydia anet Shela 60 Fieldwood Avenue “Lyd”, “Lyds” Ambition: College “Every year is a souvenir that slowly fades away.” Junior Prom Committee; Prom Committee; Senior Senior Supper Committee; Spirit Week Committee (10, 11, 12); Yearbook Staff; Gradua- tion Committee. Rl acurie ie ES oure 34 Field Street “Laur” Ambition: College “Goodbyes we speak to one another are only for farewells in a physical sense. We will always be together in our memories.” Field Hockey (9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12); Basketball (9, 10, 11, 12); Soft- ball (9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12); Class Representative (9, 10, 11, 12); Stu- dent Government Day (10); Junior Prom Committee, Chairman; Senior Prom Committee, Chairman; Stu- dent Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Independent Study. Seniors 39 Peter Patrick Smith 51 Tompson Drive “Pete” Ambition: College, Forestry “We never really think about leav- ing until it is really time to go.” Baseball (10, 11, 12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10, 11, 12); Band (9, 10, 11, 12); Marching Band (10); Stage Band (10). Carol Ann Sousa 12 Cynthia Road “Ker” Ambition: To live life to the fullest with Neal. “Try to remember when life was so tender, that no one wept except the willow. Try to remember when life was so tender, that dreams were kept beside your pillow.” President of DECA (12). 40 Seniors BA iatin Pan BSoderlanc 34 Fall River Avenue a LKCCISMe eS OAC Aenea Oli Ken Ambition: Hairdresser, to make the best out of life that I possibly can. “Look for the rainbow after the Ura Intramurals (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study. Shirley Vibe bScllecite 55 Shirwood Drive “Shirl”, “Churley” Ambition: Secretary, and to live my life with good health, happiness and love. “Mirror in the sky what is love? Can the child within my heart rise above? Can I sail through the chang- ing ocean tides? Can I handle the seasons of my life? You see, I’ve been afraid of changing ‘cause I’ve built my life around you. But time makes you bolder, even children get older and now I’m getting older too.”’ Homeroom’ Representative (11); Senior Supper Chairman; Senior Prom Committee; Independent Study. Lory Onn Soares 41 Balmoral Court “Ma”, “Sister Sledge”, ‘Short- stuff’, “Schnell”, ‘“Soaresy Baby” Ambition: Special Education “The future we live depends on how we try. If we try and succeed, we must not forget the past and our friends, if we fail, we must seek the comfort and support of our friends to help us through our troubled times.” Gong Show (9); Pep Squad (9); Flag Carrier (10); Fashion Show (11); Audio Visual Club (9, 10); Library Club (9, 10, 11, 12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Commit- Mineral tee; Independent Study; Club (12); Medical Club (12). Ronald Souls 49 Winter Drive Pamela Aan Souza 182 South Wheaton Avenue Junior, Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Spirit Week (9, 10); Independent Study. Charles Wyman Aes 134 Briarbrook Drive “Chip” Ambition: College All-American, Marine Biologist “God can do great _ things through the man who doesn’t care who gets the credit.” Swimming Team (9, 10, 11, 12); Lettermen’s Club (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Art Club (11, 12); Student Gov- ernment Day (9, 10); Independ- ent Study; Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Band (9). Kimberly Pier ES (erased 87 Mayflower Drive “Kim’”’, “Major” Ambition: Career in medical field “Life lived to its fullest consists of hard work and trying. And if we fail we must not hesitate to try again to achieve the highest goal — happi- ness.” Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10, 11, 12); Mineral Club (12); Medical Club (12). E) econ We aita Strycharz 14 Marion Street “Sparky”, “Stretch”, “Polock”’ Ambition: Pin Striper, to live a long happy life. “If you love someone then set it free. If it comes back to you it was yours, if it doesn’t it never was.” Allie (10, 11). “Wugna”, Cynthia G Stephanopoulos 508 County Street “Puff”, “Snuff” Ambition: College, Corrections Offi- cial “If a cheated man’s a loser, and a cheater never wins, and if beggars can't be choosers, ’till they’re weak and wealthy men. And the old keep gettin’ older, and the young must do the same, and it’s never gettin’ bet- ter, whose to bless and whose to blame.” Field Hockey (9, 10, 11, 12); Basket- ball (9, 10, 11, 12); Softball (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (9, 10, 11, 12); Inde- pendent Study. Christine Leigh SSwarnian 45 Peep Toad Road “Chris”, ‘“Swaney’”, “Svenson”’ Ambition: College, to travel “As long as you live, keep learning how to live.” “The life given to us by nature is short; but the memory of a well-spent life is eternal.” Ski Club (10); Student Government (10); Tennis Team (10, 11, 12); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Independent Study; Homeroom Representative (11); Junior Prom Committee; Sen- ior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Art Club (12). Seniors 41 Robert we Swift 127 West Avenue “Bob”, “Swifty” Ambition: To enjoy life. “No one knows what the future brings, so live each day to the ful- lest, because when it is gone, it will be gone forever. Life is not worth liv- ing unless you enjoy it.” Outdoor Track (10, 12). be successful and VWichael Dean Thompson 9 Ipswich Street “Mike”, “Thomps”, “Swampa” Ambition: Accountant, Sound Engi- neer “He whose face gives no light shall never become a star.” National Honor Society (11, 12). 42 Seniors Mfred a Dhibodeas 241 Oak Hill Avenue “Al”, “Crazy Al” Ambition: To be successful in any- thing I attempt. I want to be rich. “T believe that Ill live a long suc- cessful happy life if I’m true to myself and everyone around.” Baseball (9, 10); Football (11); Soc- cer (9, 10). Mipediey! Cate Lomas 160 Woodward Avenue “Liz”, “Bullet”, “Betsy” Ambition: Art “T don’t know what the future is hol- din’ in store, I don’t know where I’m goin’, I’m not sure where I’ve been. There is a spirit that guides me, a light that shines for me, my life is worth living, I don’t need to see the end.” Indoor Track (10, 11); Outdoor Track (9, 10); Ski Club (10); National Honor Society (11, 12); Lit- erary Co-Editor of 1981 Yearbook; Independent Study; Senior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Commit- tee; Spirit Week. ESieven M1. alla 12 Tee Jay Drive “Stella”, “Steve” Ambition: To succeed in life and be wealthy “Think of what you’re saying, you can get it wrong and still you think that it’s all right.” Basketball (9); Cross Country (9, 10); Independent Study. Timothy David Traynor 21 Washington Street peli Ambition: College “Time it was, and what a time it was, it was... A time of innoc ence, a time of confidence. Long ago ... it must be ... I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; they’re all that’s left you.” ED area Wicrie Treacy 80 Valley Street “Dor’’, “Dreen” Ambition: To work with people, to retain my individuality “To live your life in your own way, Blerest Lynn cove 192 Willard Avenue “Teri”, “Boogner’”, “Italian” Ambition: To live a full and happy life and make people smile. “Never shall I forget the days which to reach for the goals you have set I spent with you ... c ontinue to be for yourself; to be the you that you my friend as you will always find me want to be; that is success.” “Love yours.” when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must, it’s all part of life’s plan.” Field Hockey (9, 10); G.A.A. (9, 10); Student Government (9, 10); Class Council (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week Committee (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Fashion Show (11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); Senior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Independent Study; Literary Magazine (12); Stu- dent Exchange Committee (12). Volleyball (11, 12); Hockey Cheer- leader (11). USarbara BA. Wacker elisa Pian Vandal 142 Jean Drive 50 Noble Street “Butchy”, “Skinny” “Lee” Ambition: Nurse, or Medical Secre- Ambition: Fashion Illustration, tary, Receptionist Commercial Art, and to always reach “You never have to please anyone my goals. except yourself.” “Good morning yesterday, you wake Medical Club (10). up, and time has slipped away. John Pater Wate 62 Read Street JA Pe. “Vo” Ambition: Engineer, to be happy “To be able to live a successful life with which one is happy and satisfied is the greatest achieve- ment man can make during his life.” Baseball (9, 10, 11, 12); Intramu- ral Soccer (9, 10, 11, 12); National Honor Society (11, 12); French Honor Society (12); National Math Test (9, 10, 11, 12); Spirit Week (11, 12). Then suddenly it’s hard to find, the memories you've left behind, so remember, will you remember the times of your life.”’ Tennis (9, 10, 11, 12); Indoor Track (9); Homeroom Representative (9, 10, 11, 12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Art Club; Inde- pendent Study; Spirit Week Poster Committee (9, 10, 11, 12). Brett L. Voyer 60 Sunset Drive “Schroeder” Ambition: Business Management, Executive “A man who lives his life without wine, women, and song, remains a fool his whole life long.” Seniors 43 Patricia Watson 71 Anthony Street “Rad”, “Chipmunk” Ambition: Undecided “If you love someone, you never leave. If you care for them, you plant the seed. If you share with them, the life ahead means nothing else, well turn your head. But there’s one thing sure — Love Stinks!!”’ DECA (12). Chas oA Whee 163 Read Street Ambition: To become the best at what I do (Ay Rad bE Wright 304 Lincoln Street “Rich”, “Rick” Ambition: Air Conditioning, Carpen- try “A man cannot beat peace with oth- ers until he is at peace with him- self.” 44 Seniors hemes Wied. 371 Olney Street “Woody” Ambition: To own and run a success- ful landscaping company “Life is what you make of it, so make it the best you can.” Baseball (11). Robert Whitaker 632 Lincoln Street lf sa Mari e joung 24 Roosevelt Street Ambition: To let the good times roll “There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them.” Jeff (11, 12). Gerald oda De mibrase Joseph A. USellencourt 25 Cynthia Road 41 Ledge Road SON aye? Ambition: To be a_ diesel mechanic “Sail away with someone’s daughter, better save the women and children first.” Parking Lot Attendant (9, 10, 11, el epee) 3 PX athlcen DaGraca Davia v4: Goodman 335 Olney Street 63 Richard Street Robert Nyzio Sherry Wigsamer 36 Willow Road 38 Covel Avenue Seniors 45 CARLTON LAURIE —— Oo oe — — Ls “ dP ted 2 tee nats eS: CHERYL LORI JOE MARCIA SHEILA STEPHEN LESLIE DOREEN JOHN DAVE LYNN MIKE SHERYL GINA LEPLLLLPSASLSLALSADAAALAEDASSAPPPSS SG Js TYPICAL SENIORS Rich Ruggiero Joan Crowley 48 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dave Mullen Barbara Holmes MOST GULLIBLE Carlton Rutter Sue Casey MOST ATALETIC Paul Given Laurie Sloane MOST INTELLIGENT Dave Roberts Michelle Drapeau 4 4 ‘ H BEST ACTORS Tim Kendrick Lisa Vandal MOST MISCHIEVOUS Bob Whitaker Sue Casey HIGHWAY MENACES Paul Lanoue Cindy Stephanopoulos 49 50 MOST ARTISTIC Fred Gorman Liz Thomas MOST MUSICAL John Poole Esther Berson NON-CONFORMISTS Donnie Jutras Doreen Treacy FRIENDLIEST Steve Medeiros Kathy Naughton iG : | CLASS PREPS Steve Medeiros Lisa Vandal DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Dave Mullen Deb Fuller MOST FLIRTATIOUS MOST SPIRITED CLASS | Hughie Burrows Class of ’ 1 Pam Souza i 51 John Ackell Boys Swim Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica Golf Alicia Desilva Swim Swim Tim Kendrick Drama Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica mat 13 a Dave Mullen Outdoor Track 52 Seniors Esther Berson Music Club Joan Crowley Tennis Jodi Devine Basketball Paul Given Baseball Hockey ohn LaRotunda Indoor Track EY “fin @ il me 7) Maria Micheletti Cheerleadering ss Kathy Naughton Indoor Track Girls’ Swim Rich Ruggiero Golf Lory Soares Audio Visual John Voccio Math League Donna Olivier Cindy Paine Joe Reddington Dave Roberts Volleyball Cross Country Math League Basketball Zz, Matt Schultz Dave Silva Laurie Sloane Football Hockey Softball Cindy Chip Swanson Doreen Traecy Stephanopolous Boys’ Swim National Honor Basketball Society Senior Recognition Where isa orld Out there Waiting for me And J intend to conquer it. 53 The Mr. Downing Look-Alike ee : , ‘A a : Lisa’s got Bob eating out of her hand. “Looks good.” ZZ Cel so a5 . ; ‘. 4 Take it from people who have a lot to smile about. “Know what I think of this Bowser meal?” The Meatball “We’re all in our places with our bright, shiny faces!” “T go for the intellect.” . bal Pe Million Dollar Smiles Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater “Take me, I’m yours!” 54 Seniors “Let me be your back door man. Paul, do you like the odds? “Let’s get roasted!” Johnny and Marie wor Bing c Oxon P e We Vite “Marcia, what are you doing Two for the show under the table?” TE RES SELES. Lo . OS61 ‘IZ 4aquadony — daddng 4s01uasy John and Maria Sheila and Becky Seniors 56 Jenny and Dave Darlene Michelle Tracey and Lisa Debbie Dave and Dave Passages — 198] avin Karin and Lydia She = tins : x . oe i Ang ‘ Freshmen ...Where’s the “UP” staircase? . .. Mr. Downing becomes our class advisor . .. Dave Flanagan, final exams, Argh! ... We made it through one year, only three more to go! Sophomores ... Dave Mullen pres. . . . the most spirited class... 2nd in Spirit Week ... Toga Party... Band Two years down, two to go! Juniors ... Upperclassmen . .. Dave Mullen, re-elected president .. . 3rd in Spirit Week... SAT’s... “We've ... Three years down! Next year we’re Seniors! “HOW TO GET INTO , COLLEGE’ DUPED UCTCCe ree peccenneuaetaes Seniors ... Senioritis sets in... Ivy League highschool? Group Guidance... computer crazed seniors Spirit Week last place... Senior Supper... The Prom... Class Day and Night... Graduation... High School 58 Seniors class pres. ... Half-days! .. . last place Spirit Week . . . Blizzard of ’78, no school for a week!! first invades Disney World... Look at the ring I got!... Drivers’ Ed . . . 90 or better average, no exams... ... the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat, college acceptance . . . activity period returns... is over, look out world, here we come!!! Seniors 59 ‘hha: ete anes gga ee gti REE I AHI pesca 60 Seniors 61 Seniors 62 The Supporting Cast L to R, Row 1: B. Carden, D. Wolstencroft, D. Costa, C. Mallon, J. Viera, G. Palumbo, S. Foeri, C. Connors, S. Valley, A. Souza, M. Hodde, R. Point, M. Veader, K. Forsythe, J. Matts, A. Gilmore, D. Souto, E. Jodat, J. Callahan, S. Mowry. Row 2: L. Barlow, D. Jennings, M. Caracciolo, J. Chin, T. Dias, D. Arico, S. Kamionek, J. Deubel, P. McCloskey, S. Duprey, C. Bradley, S. Kendrick, K. Wood, J. Piquette, J. Pereira. Row 3: T. Moline, B. Byron, J. McNeil, P. Berson, K. Rose, H. Mednonca, L. Champigny, E. Garneau, M. LeClerc, J. Mellone, P. Lauffer, V. Bazarsky, L. Blake, K. Robbins, G. Danielson, P. Palmer. Row 4: B. Berg, C. Pratt, B. Leonard, S. Bosworth, L. Micheletti, D. Oliver, K. Matonis, K. Oliver, K. Giblin, L. Flanagan, A. Harrison, W. McGuy, L. Gregoire, C. Tankard, C. Gray, L. Cockayne, C. Brown. Row 5: D. Corbitt, C. McDonald, R. Elwell, T. Sampaio, B. Medina, M. Slattery, S. Mackenzie, L. Lewis, K. Medeiros, B. Vieira, R. Collicci, D. Roderick, M. Cotton, L. Everett, L. David, L. Gould. Row 6: J. Ellis, M. Doolittle, D. Gilmore, T. Rosen- field, B. Ryan, G. Lopes, K. Marchand, M. LaMothe, C. Pennoyer, M. McDonald, K. Mulhearn, K. Kempke, K. Fortin, T. Szala, R. Boyd, T. Paradiso. Row 7: J. Silva, C. Libby, L. St. Laurent, V. Andreozzi, F. Conlin, D. Clark, P. French, L. Saccone, N. Zaretsky, K. Wall, V. Kanelakos, L. Grady, Y. Bouil- lion, L. Borges, L. Harris, K. Michaud. Row 8: S. Morrison, K. Manning, A. Gendron, K. Cunningham, D. McDade, N. Lutz, T. Lanoue, M. Ferreira, T. Brown, J. Handanyan, D. O’Brien, M. Blanchard, J. Gamelin, M. DeBlasio, D. Gobin, S. Reedy, C. Garrott, R. Williams. Row 9: A. Petzold, B. Medeiros, K. Rodrigues, K. Parkhurst, S. Peters, J. Medeiros, B. Kane, L. Platt, L. Fisk, L. Bolduc, R. Perron, S. Burke, A. Hiccox, G. Mathias, P. Goodman. Row 10: M. Tierney, R. Kinsley, S. Hanson, R. Mignacca. Row 11:S. Pope, T. Prescott, D. Testa, M. Bowers, J. Madeiros, J. Medeiros, D. Alburn, F. Grima, B. George, D. Gallup, M. Ruggiero, D. Anelundi, M. Faria, D. Taylor, J. Calverly, S. Moitoizo, K. Burley, S. Marquis, M. Gravel, M. Cronin. 64 Underclassmen CLASS OF 1982 Priscilla Warren, President Kris Matonis, Vice President Wendy McGuy, Secretary Jennifer Mallone, Treasurer Underclassmen 65 66 Underclassmen Underclassmen 67 L to R, Row 1: K. Johnson, A. Souza, D. Smith, P. Cotton; D. Ditson, P. Byron, C. Boutcher, K. DuFresne, C. Mims, S. Poncin, S. Raposo, J. Newman, K. Thurber, C. Tucker, G. Follette, S. Trenteseaux, J. Trenteseaux, R. Elgar, T. Pimental, J. Tracey. Row 2:S. Armstrong, S. Hildred, K. Moitozo, S. Gor- man, P. Billington, S. Treacy, D. Roske, K. Slattery, K. Willis, R. Kingston, S. Frizzell, L. Horton, T. Collicci, P. Senuick, S. Thomas, C. Elmasian, J. Game- lin, K. Souza, S. Noelte. Row 3: D. Roderick, V. Almeida, H. Cassels, K. Drapeau, J. Andrews, S. Baker, C. Ramos, J. Damiani, J. Williams, S. Krupowicz, K. Korkuc, C. Cobb, K. Carpenter, L. Marquis, K. DeBlasio, A. Candeis, T. Fain, J. Barboza, C. Padykula. Row 4: J. Baker, S. Galucci, A. Frazer, K. Crane, K. Cragg, M. Macalister, S. Hess, T. Harrington, C. Mooney, K. Mullen, S. Sincero, R. Bergeron, C. Marchetti, C. Hayes, A. Dunn, D. Marshall, K. Henson, J. Raymond, L. Medeiros, B. Shears, L. Sampaio. Row 5: J. Oliveira, J. Wood, R. Tavares, D. Martin, M. VArkonyi, S. McGovern, T. Lima, C. Sullivan, G. Papson, K. Almeida, N. Lima, A. Hamlin, D. Guidice, C. Fischer, M. Matonis, R. Sloane, R. Dietz, C. Vandal, T. Perry. Row 6: P. Benson, C. Eva, M. Novia, K. Howard, S. Cronin, R. Silva, P. Whitaker, E. Pitassi, B. Giblin, E. Gilbert, K. Keilman, G. Turcotte, D. Goodman, B. Lunnie, M. Murphy, D. Fecteau, C. Lambert, J. Borah, T. Marshall, R. Gregoire, K. McWhinnie. Row 7: H. Tattersall, S. Swift, M. Given, E. Cushing, J. Mendes, D. Gordon, S. Goula, P. Golato, B. Baldani, P. Zaretsky, J. Murgia, B. O’Connell, P. Buckley, E. Moore, B. Hicks, T. Sheldon, M. Laverdiere, J. Ferri, K. Marchetti, M. Cipriano, T. Costa, K. Coogan. Row 8: R. Lopes, A. Swepson, M. Cassidy, S. Silva, M. Lapham, D. Ferreira, J. Hanlon, K. Morin, D. Gilmore, J. Melia, P. Figueiredo, J. Harrison, J. Blanchard, P. Andreozzi, L. Silva, C. Head, D. LeClerc, H. Carlson. Row 9: T. Gervais, J. Strycharz, J. Cahill, S. Shaw, J. Reavey, K. Johnson, C. Charpentier, C. Allen, F. Iannuzzi, S. Piquette, R. Willis, M. Giblin, R. Vaillancourt, R. Barlow, S. Reagan, C. Arrighi, R. LeBeau, J. Sweeney, S. Dourado, A. Finizia, T. Colaluca. Row 10: J. Risho, L. Paul, J. Mace, V. Calore, D. Begin, M. Heaney, M. Umbricht, D. Quigley, B. Olney, P. eee M. Gousie, D. Swanson, C. Burroughs, M. Garrahan, J. Sizensky, A. Gagnon, T. Mowry, S. Johnson, D. Harris, C. Grant, J. Cavallaro, B. Soito, D. ella. 68 Underclassmen CLASS OF 1983 Peter Andreozzi, President Robin Sloane, Vice President Celeste Marchetti, Secretary Cornelia Sullivan, Treasurer Underclassmen 69 Underclassmen 70 Underclassmen 71 L to R, Row 1: H. Anderson, K. Cordeiro, C. Cleary, D. Ball, D. Rogers, C. Benoit, B. Soares, J. Fain, E. Walther, J. Ferreira, S. Cordeiro, A. Brown, T. Bessette, T. Gagnon, J. Burke, T. Feighery, S. Perez. Row 2:S. DeAmaral, S. Brescia, S. Finizia, C. Benedetti, L. Burroughs, A. Cunha, B. Britt, T. Gildea, J. Carden, J. Letourneau, D. Beale, J. Dunn, T. Thurber, J. Matts, M. Gaucher, G. Greene. Row 3: A. Capello, R. Parkhurst, R. Whitford, K. Magee, K. Millar, EK. Vieira, D. Cassidy, B. Hall, M. Voyadjis, C. Mello, D. Machado, P. Elderkin, J. Kazarian, S. Ross, R. Rehbein. Row 4: T. Fasteson, R. Gamelin, K. Lindell, R. Harris, K. Allen, S. Mowry, M. Coelho, K. Caldarone, R. Johnson, E. Blake, S. Andrews, A. Antonio, K. Vieira, A. Muggle, A. Peluso, B. Fischer, R. Ellis, J. Furtado, J. Carolian. Row 5: B. Bowden, T. Wood, K. Manning, G. Ferri, S. Mooney, B. Voyer, P. Saisselin, P. Walsh, M. Woodhead, J. Axile, D. Warner, S. Babington, L. Fortin, P. Santos, L. Medeiros, M. Rieske, J. Hanley, S. Korlacki, D. Johnson. Row 6: L. DiAngelo, W. Wilkinson, L. Medeiros, M. Hendricks, J. Lanoue, K. Henson, R. Goula, K. Kulaga, K. Pellerin, C. Maceda, K. Cushing, K. Duncan, S. Hoyt, V. McDonald, L. Conyers, J. Travers, G. Mortimer, D. Kieser. Row 7: M. Sheldon, J. Senuick, B. DeCosta, P. Marquis, D. Monaghan, M. Courtemanche, K. Lallier, E. Pratt, S. She- phard, T. Poisson, J. Howell, M. Pereira, S. Cole, M. Mendes, R. O’Neil, K. Nadeau, T. Pennoyer. Row 8: B. Muise, D. Ubanowicz, P. Elwell, J. Van Wagonner, L. Tomei, D. Medeiros, C. Souto, P. McCarron C. Rose, L. Rossborough, P. Hartnett, J. Giblin, K. Gossler, E. Golato, J. Borah, P. Cing-Mars, J. McCann, M. Medina, P. MaclIsaac, M. Peace, B. Messier. Row 9: M. Turnbull, C. Tweedly, S. Thibodeau, L. Zuehls, K. Souza, L. Souto, S. Calore, C. Howard, M. Healy, K. Propatier, R. Lorman, R. Riley, T. Melia, T. Urquhart, K. Spalding, R. Sizensky, R. Marshall, R. Rehbein. Row 10: B. Petzold, D. Quigley, C. Ramos, R. Tavares, B. Mallon, M. Buckett, J. Carter, J. Roderick, B. Gervais, T. Lima, J. Dubuc, K. Costa, M. Robitaille, S. Simmons, P. Jen- nings, J. Mackenzie, C. Veader, R. Hudson, J. Michaud, T. Reddington, R. Lajoie, K. Labounty, L. Gouveia. 72 Underclassmen CLASS OF 1984 Tim Bessette, President Jim Melia, Vice President Sue Shepard, Secretary Rhonda Goula, Treasurer Underclassmen 73 Underclassmen 74 76 = bg = amen cfs The Action 77 Better Luck Next Year What can you say about an 0-8-1 season except “better luck next year.” The Warri- ors gridiron squad was, however, plagued with inexperience having to use sopho- mores in key situation. Many of the warrior’s losses were decided in the last minute of play. The only bright spot in the season was a 6-6 tie against a Coyal Cassidy squad in the most miserable weather of the season. The warrior leaders this season were Tri- Captains John Brown, Matt Buker, and Matt Schultz, along with seniors Mike (1) “No, I said the ball was over here!” (2) Our MAMMOTH seniors; (3) THE BIG STUD; (4) “Hey Rosie!”’; (5) Up on the line.; (6) The beginning of the onslaught!!! 78 Fall Sports Pimental, Pete Clark, Dave Medeiros, Paul Beauregard., Paul Heaney, Marc Rose and Paul Gendron. The Warrior standouts were Matt Schultz named to the Sun Chronicle All Stars and John Brown, John Letourneau, Matt Buker and Mike Benevides gaining Honor- able Mention. Returning players for the 1981 season are Quad-Captains Todd Moline, Bob Byron, Tom Brown and Vic Andreozzi, making the Warrior hopes for a winning season look brighter. Seekonk Opponent Old Rochester | New Bedford Voke Bishop Stang Bourne : | Coyle-Cassidy Wareham Case ze Bishop Feehan Dighton-Rehoboth caus (@p) (umn (eae) or Wop) 0 9 fam, 2 2) (1) Th e force of the team; (2) “The Glory and the dream.”; (3) “I thought I never made mistakes.”; (4) “And my brother thought he never made mistakes.”; (5) Row 1: M. Pimental, J. Letourneau, M. Rose, M. Buker, M. Schultz, J. Brown, J. Larotonda, B. Clark, D. Medeiros. Row 2: B. Berg, T. Moline, P. Beauregard, M. Tierney, M. Benevides, J. Harri- son, B. Byron, P. Heaney, P. Gendron, Coach R. Ridolfi. Row 3: Coach T. Ridolfi, R. Whitaker, M. Antonio, E. Khan, P. Andreozzi, J. Cahill, A. Swepson, J. Handanyan, D. Leclerc, S. Thomas, J. McNiel, M. Black, J. Kinsley, Coach R. Coangelo. Sports 79 oe o Dighton-Rehe (1) “We are gathered here today .. .” (2) “That feels good.” (3) Missy at the goal (4) Bend and stretch, reach for the stars ... (5) Row 1: M. McAloon, J. Devine, L. Sloane, J. Crowley, J. Gorman, K. Graham, C. Stephanopoulos; Row 2: R. Sloane, K. Cragg, C. Marchetti, D. Gilmore, L. St. Laurent, L. Lewis, G. Lopes, L. Flanagan, K. Pellerin, S. Mooney; Row 3: L. Gregoire, M. Cipriano, K. Crane, S. Hess, T. Harrington, M. MacAllister, G. Ferri, K. Kulaga, J. Lanoue, B. Voyer, Coach Sue Kaveny. 80 Fall Sports Seekonk Girls’ Success Story The Seekonk High School Field Hockey team continued in their winning ways this year with an outstanding 12 wins, 1 loss, and 2 ties record after capturing the championship last year. Co-captains Joan Crowley and Laurie Sloane spearheaded this effort with Sloane scoring a team high 25 goals and Crowley contrib- uting well defensively. Lisa Gre- goire, Seekonk’s netminder, posted a tremendous season also. Chosen for the League All-Star = Team were Joan Crowley, Laurie Sloane, and Missy McAloon. Coach Sue Kaveny gives the credit all to the girls. “Their dedication and enthusiasm brought very posi- tive results,” says Miss Kaveny. The outlook for next season is also very bright. Sophomores Kim Cragg, Celeste Marchetti, and Robin Sloane all played varsity this year, and will continue in the next. Let’s hope Coach Kaveny will, too. ae (1) “I’ll get you for that!” (2)“Ow, you just stepped on my foot! (3) “Jodi, what time is it?” Fall Sports 81 15 Somerset 18 Feehan” (1) Follow the Yellow Brick Road. (2) “Are y ou SURE they’re FAST??” (3) Row 1: R. Goula, R. Perron, K. Naughton, S. Sincero, K. Mullen. Row 2: K. Drapeau, K. Giblin, S. Mowry, J. Giblin, K. Gossler, K. Matonis. Row 3: Coach Mooney, R. Bergeron, S. Hoyt, C. Pennoyer, C. Gray, C. Mooney, M. Woodhead, L. Pratt. (4) Row 1: R. Salguero, S. Goula, J. Ellis, D. Mullen, J. Reddington, M. Varkonyi, S. Bosworth. Row 2: B. Leonard, B. Baldani, B. Fisher, G. Crowley, J. Mendes, D. Martin, B. Giblin, C. Pratt, C. Vandal, R. Vallaincourt. Row 3: Coach Mooney, D. Gordon, S. Nadeau, T. Pennoyer, S. Mowry, M. Laven- diere, D. Quigley, M. Peters, K. Ellis, B. Marshall, L. Gouveia 82 Fall Sports Roadsters Don’t Break Down The Boys’ and Girls’ Cross Coun- try teams had a very good season this fall with a combined record of 16-2. The teams’ most heartbreaking loss was to Attleboro, 41-17, but they came back in the class meet and showed they were formidable opponents and a team to be reck- oned with in the future. The girls were led to their unde- feated season by juniors Kris Gib- lin and Ann Harrison; sophomores Kara Mullen, Sandra Sincero and Kathy Drapeau; and Jennifer Gib- lin, an outstanding freshman, who all were elected to the Coaches’ All-Star team. The girls finished first in the Seek- onk Invitational Meet and the boys took first in the Massachusetts State Class Meets. Leading the way for the boys were Gary Crowley and Brian Giblin, who were elected to the S.E. Mass. Division II All-League Team. The season was a success this year and next year the squad hopes to win their division title. With the return of many talented under- classmen, this goal is within reach. (1) “Oh, my heart!’’; (2) ““‘Where can I get my legs waxed??”’ (3) ““Where’s the bathroom????” — And Chip” FallSports 83 Swimmers Defeat Rivals The 8-2-0 record of the 1980 Girls’ Swim team demonstrated their ability to over- come previous obstacles under the direc- tion of a novice coach. For the first time in Seekonk’s history, the Girls’ Varsity Swim Team defeated Attle- boro in their dual meet by a score of 42-41. Coming down to the last event, Seekonk won the 400 Freestyle relay to obtain the win. The squad’s most disappointing loss came against Dover-Sherborn (40-43) but under the direction of Coach Eileen Gran- ger, the team pulled together to gain sole possession of second place in their league. Next year the team loses seniors Donna Olivier and Alicia DeSilva. Future pro- spects Kathy Cushing, Kris Henson and Candace Souto will take their place. iitiiir seaeaeiage Paneeaaat aancetenaa eee? F286 Syn (1) Kris Manning at her highest point. (2) “Oh my God, is she ever coming up?” (3) Up for grabs. (4) Chris Fischer. (5) The Last Tango. (6) Reach for the sky. 84 Fall Sports Dover-Sherborn liddleboro ew Bedford estwood (1) Girls swim at their best!! (2) If only I had bullets...” (3) How much further? (4) “Teacher, may I go to the lav??” (5) Row 1: L to R: K. Manning, A. DeSilva, D. Olivier, K. Henson, H. Mendonca. Row 2: S. McGovern, K. Almedia, T. Costa, J. Raymond. Row 3:Coach Granger, C. Tankard, D. Grandige, K. Henson, C. Fisher, K. Duncan. Row 4: M. Goucher, K. Cushing, C. Souto, M.Matonis, K. Manning. FallSports 85 citi — eS Se I ERI 15, 12,15 6,6,1 (1) Wendy on the serve. (2) Varsity, Row 1: K. Keilman, C. Hurd, C. Paine, T. Troino. Row 2: Coach M. Pearce, E. Jodat, W. McGuy, C. Elmasian. (3) Praise the Lord. (4) Determination, Plus. (5) J. V., Row 1: E. Golato, M. Hen- dricks, J. Axile, S. Whitaker, L. Mathias. Row 2: D. Medeiros, G. Turcotte, E. Gilbert, P. Hartnett, Coach M. Pearce. 86 Fall Sports Netters Show Improvement Despite a 3-10 record, volleyball coach Pearce saw improvement in the team. This year’s squad, headed by Cindy Paine and Terri Troino, was 100% better than last year’s team. Paine received the Most Valuable Player award due to her team lead- ership and playing ability. Both Paine and Troino are seniors. The team showed its full potential in a home match against the tough and talented Case squad. After los- ing the first game they defeated Case 15-8 in the second game before finally succumbing in the third game. Freshman Mary Hendricks led the J.V. team to a 10-4 record giving Pearce hope for the future. (1) Smile, you’re on Candid Camera. (2) “Wow, I could have had a V-8!” (3) “I didn’t mean it Paul, really!” FallSports 87 The loss of their own arena and eight veter- ans through graduation did not dampen the enthusiasm of the Seekonk Pucksters. Sporting the youngest squad in the entire Conference, the Warriors surprised the local sports writers who had selected a sen- ior-laden Bishop Feehan team as their pre- season favorite. Seekonk not only downed Feehan in their first encounter but hustled for eleven straight victories versus one defeat in S.E. Mass. Division II Conference play. Their 11-1-0 record earned them their third straight conference championship. Under the direction of Coach Clarke, the Warriors played a demanding outside schedule to prepare for the forthcoming state tournament. With the compeltion of the regular season, the team took an overall record of 15-5-0 into state tournament (1) Grizzly Adams on skates!! (2) Paul Given, Captain, Seekonk High School Hockey Team. (3) Eddie Crane, The Stud Man. (4) Lambert and Handanyan on the move. (5) The Dippa!! (6) Dan Lareau finding Kris! 88 Winter Sports play. In the opening round, Seekonk easily overcame the pride of the Boston Confer- ence by decisively defeating Brighton High, 13-1. In the second round of the States, Seekonk had drawn Canton High, ranked by the hockey pollsters, and after battling to within one goal, finally succum- bed to the talented Hockomock champs. Among the honors tallied by the Warriors include five players being selected to the All Conference Team, including Kevin Rodrigues, Dan Lareau, Captain Paul Given, Mike Blanchard and goaltender John Chin. With a total of sixteen victories, Confer- ence Championship, and fifteen veterans returning in the 1981-1982 season, Coach Clarke speaks of the “next year” and the elusive “dream of Boston Garden” with a certain smile on his face. se Bourne D.R, ,. Coyle-Cassidy Bishop Feehan Bellingham � , Durféel’. Somerset ® Brighton 1 Canton ih (1) I wonder what Laurie is up to now? (2) John “Tuna” (3) The Rod. (4) “Greatness” on skates. (5) Row 1: J. Chin, M. Blanchard, E. Crane, J. Letourneau, P. Given, J. McGovern, K. Rodrigues, C. Lambert, D. Lareau, R. Dietz. Row 2: Coach Clarke, M. Lavadiere, K. McWhinnie, R. Vaillancourt, J. Ferri, D. Silva, J. Handanyan, S. Cronin, T. Brown, B. Lunnie Winter Sports 89 Bishop St Old Rochester = Bishop Feehan Holy, Family be 57 ¢ (1) The playing Murph. (2) Beau. (3) “Rip” Taylor. (4) R. Murphy — “Oh, Rick, your hands.” (5) Row 1: R. Greene, P. Beauregard, R. Murphy, B. O’Brien, J. Reddington. Row 2: Coach Herous, M. Slattery, P. Borah, R. Kinsley, M. Mur- phy, D. Taylor, S. Morrison. 90 Winter Sports Hoopsters Show Progress Coach Ed _ Heroux’s hoopsters, coming off a 1-7 record in the pre- vious year, improved their record to 5-13 including a 4-6 mark in the S.E. Mass. Division IV Conference. Senior Co-Captains Paul Beaure- gard and Rick Murphy provided team leadership while senior Joe Reddingto n and sophomores Mike Murphy and Jim Borah supplied the scoring punch. The Warriors’ first victory, a 54-52 overtime decision over Westport, showed the potential of the team. “The players did not give up; they stayed together and played tough defense,” remarked Coach Heroux. This victory followed the team’s most disappointing loss to Bourne on January 6, 1981. The Warriors came back, however, to upset Bourne in their next meeting. The Junior Varsity team posted a 4-14 record this year, an improve- ment from the previous year’s 2-16 record. Pointguard Lenny Silva and guard Paul Buckley paced the team to many of their victories, with help from the bench coming from center, Mark Bowers; guard, Brian Nyzio; and pointguard Dave Fecteau. Coach Ed Dalton is satis- fied with his season because “We beat a lot of teams that beat us badly the first time around.” Returning veterans Mick Murphy, Jim Borah, Bob Kinsley, Don Tay- lor, Mike Slattery, and Scott Mor- rison, combined with the promis- ing J-V team and the Freshmen team that posted a 15-1 record, will form the nucleus of next year’s club. (1) Lanky, Scummy, Ugly, Pussey BO. (2) “Pinky” Borah (3) The source of “inspiration” and “courage” to the team. Winter Sports 91 No-Playoff Season Due to the inexperience of the varsity squad this year, the Girls’ Basketball team missed the State playoffs for the first time in seven years. With only two returning varsity players, this year was a rebuilding year for the girls’ hoop team. Winning only three of their eighteen games, the girls displayed a strong defense but had little confidence in their shooting. They never quit and steadily improved with each game. The most disappointing loss came late in the season in a game against D-R. With only sec- onds left in the game, the Warriorettes missed a final shot attempt which bounced off the rim handing over the game to the rivals, 43- 41. With Jodi Devine being the only graduating senior, Coach Memezes can look forward to the return of Sue MacKenzie, Stacey Hess and a strong Freshmen team including Mary Hendricks, Tish Walsh, Sue Shepherd and Kim Pellerin. (1) Reach for ta:: stars ... (2) “Touch that ball and I’ll shoot you.” (2) “We saw the light!” (4) “Volleyball, anyone?” (5) The Save (6) “You guys look sick!” (7) Row 1: H. Anderson, K. Henson, J. Devine, C. Stephanopoulos, S. Hess. Row 2: Coach Menezes, P. McClosky, K. Robbins, R. Sloane, S. MacKenzie. 92 Winter Sports Holy Family (1) “Take that, and that ...” (2) Row 1: S. Shepard, S. Reagan, C. Fischer, K. Almeida, P. Walsh. Row 2: Coach Kulaga, S. Dourado, M. Hendricks, K. Pellerin, R. Sloane. (3) Determination (4) And there it goes. (5) What a face! Winter Sports 93 8-0 6-2 Season This year the Boys’ and Girls’ Track teams once again had one of the most respectable records in Southeastern Mass- achusetts. The girls finished with an 8-0 record and the boys did almost as well fin- ishing 6-2 for the season. The girls won the Class D Championship and also won the prestigeous New Bedford Invitational. The boys captured the state Two Mile Relay. Although the boys and girls teams have individuals who are standouts the (1) Mike Benevides “Our hero.” (2) Oh my God, Gary is ’t winning! (3) Wait Mrs. Wing, I haven’t seen Chip for an. hour and I’m writing him a letter. (4) I’M the ONLY American gigolo. (5) Running on empty. (6) Birdy, Birdy in the sky, don’t you turdy in my eye. 94 Winter Sports track team does not stress individual accomplishments. In spite of this, there are many individuals who had impressive statistics including Gary Crowley and Dave Mullen who were all league selections in the Mile run and the 1000 yard run respectively. Future prospects, Junior Scott Bosworth, Sophomores Gary Crowley, Jimmy Harri- son, Mike Benevides, and Brian Giblin give Coach Mooney promise for the future. Ye Girls Attelboro _ Taunton. 7 Durfee ( a : Dartmouth : um _N.B. Voke 16 3 Bishop Feehan 2 D-R 17 � _ —Jl ee 28 38 _ Bishop Feehan 12 DR 221 (1) Row 1: K. Giblin, K. Naughton, C. Bradley, C. Gray, C. Pennoyer, S. Mowry, R. Perron, D. Gilmore, K. Matonis, A. Longworth. Row 2: D. Beale, G. Papson, K. Keilman, S. Hoyt, M. Matonis, C. Mooney, A. Dunn, J. Dunn, E. Gilbert, K. Drapeau, E. Bergeron, S. Sincero. Row 3: Coach Mooney, Coach Wing, J. Giblin, E. Pratt, K. Henson, K. Kulaga, K. Mullen, J. Jennings, L. Longworth, R. Goula, K. Gossler, D. Monaghan, D. Medeiros, G. Turcotte, A. Har- rison, S. Mooney, Coach Goodwin. (2) Row 1: D. Harris, R. Lopes, J. McNeil, J. Ellis, D. Mullen, D. Corbitt, J. LaRotonda, G. Rutter, R. Salgueiro, S. Bosworth, B. Leonard, Coach Wing. Row 2: Coach Mooney, M. Peters, V. Almeida, J. Gamlin, C. Pratt, P. Analundi, M. Ruggiero, P. Golato, D. Gallup, B. Giblin, A. Brown, S. Mowry, M. Varkonyi, P. Cinq-Mars, J. Ferreira. Row 3: Coach Good- win, H. Healey, M. Umbricht, L. Gouveia, G. Crowley, R. Hicks, B. Baldani, M. Tortolani, A. Capello, J. Harrison, M. Benevides, R. Donahue, C. Eva, P. Whitaker, R. Mignacca, D. Gordon, D. Martin, T. Corbitt, T. Besette, D. Mello, T. Pennoyer. (3) Colleen Mooney bears the brunt of Murph’s attack. (4) David Perrin!! (5) Mr. Seekonk High Himself. (6) John Brown in his favorite position. Winter Sports 95 “Randolph ‘Middleboro Brown Interscholastic’s Second Reed Memorial Third Ls Mass. State Second © (1) “The Dynamic Trio ” (2) A Quad-Pack? (3) A “word” for a cross-word puzle? (4) Paul in H 20 or LSD? (5) Brian Dolan truckin’ through water. 96 Winter Sports Record Setting Season Once again the Boys’ Varsity Swim team had one of its best seasons yet. With easy victories over the nine teams in the conference, Ellis Mayers led his team to its sixth consecutive Greater Boston Con- ference Championship and an overall 10-0 dual meet record. The Warriors also placed second in the Mass. State meet, and while win- ning five out of eleven events at the New England Championships, only placed third. Possibly the high point of the sea- son was the medley relays time of 1.38.066, which qualified for All- American consideration. Swim- ming in the relay were Seniors Brian Dolan, Chip Swanson, John Ackell, and Junior Jack Ellis. Also achieving a time of All-American consideration was Chip Swanson in the 100 Breaststroke. For the third consecutive year the Boston Globe has selected the medley relay of Chip Swanson in the breaststroke, and John Ackell in the 200 Freestyle to the Boston Globe All-Scholastic Swimming Team. The varsity record board was re- written with Brian Dolan’s record in the backstroke, Chip Swanson’s in the breaststroke, and John Ackell’s in all the freestyle events. The success of the season was also due to the valuable contributions from seniors Paul Lanoue and Andy Gordon; juniors Marc Dool- ittle, Kevin Oliver, Steven Kamio- nek, Brian George; and an improv- ing group of sophomores and fresh- men. (1) The face that Mommy loves. (2) Mr. Fischer, B. O’Connell. Row 2: B. George, Friendly himself, who loves women. (3) Row 1: D. Quigley, R. O’Neil, B. K. Oliver, A. Gor- don, J. Ellis, P. Lanoue, R. Willis, D. Swanson, M. Gousie, S. Kamionek. Row 3: Coach Ellis Mayers Ackell, C. Swanson, B. Dolan, P. Lusignan. , M. Doolittle, J. Winter Sports 97 81 Seniors Pull Through The Seekonk High School Baseball team’s excellent finish this season was due mainly to the fine performances of the graduating seniors (the class of ’81). Coach Thomas Ridolfi feels that hard work was a significant part of the successful sea- son. °80 Seniors Rick Souza, who made all- league three years in a row, and Stephen Burke were excellent hitters and “on the ball” for defense. Rich Collicci (’82) and Kevin Rodrigues (’82) proved to be adapta- ble pitchers and shortstops respectively. The highlight of the season, in coach Ridol- fi’s words, was “beating Bishop Feehan (1) The pitching form learned from T.R.; (2) Giv’s on the bench; (3) Big Voce up to bat; (4) “Smoke. . .”; (5) “Someone lose a hat?”; (6) “Nobody to play with?” 98 Spring Sports twice,” while the low point came when “‘we lost our second game with D.R. in the last inning, 1-0.” When asked to compare this years season with previous years, the veteran coach responded: “not as much individual or team talent, but more successful.” Unfortunately, the loss of seniors John Voccio, Pete Smith, Steve Medeiros, Paul Given, Joe Reddington, Bill O’Brien, and Dave Ferreira will be a stunning blow to the squad, but the underclassmen will be able to continue to pace the team. 0 3 9 Coyle-Cassidy S Dighton-Rehoboth 0 Diman-Voke 5 Bishop Feehan 5 Westport 4 7 (1) Joe is caged; (2) “First day with your feet?” (3) “... Em .. 25 (4) “... Giv!” (5) Row 1, L-R:S. Costello, G. Elderkin, R. Sousa, S. Burke, C. Mace, B. Laverdiere, R. Collicci. Row 2: J. Voccio, K. Rodrigues, W. O’Brien, P. Smith, J. Red- dington, V. Andreozzi, P. Given, S. Medeiros, Coach Thomas Ridolfi. 0 mn i ere Se Sets W8b0 Nie se Spring Sports 99 (1) Anticipation? (2) Slugger. (3) Who won the fight? (4) Where’s Mommy and Daddy? (5) Row 1: J. Devine, G. Mayo, L. Sloane, W. Lima, N. Swift, C. Hurd. Row 2: L. Gregoire, K. Cragg, R. Sloane, L. Lewis, K. Almeida, K. Henson, C. Mooney, Coach St. Pierre. 100 Spring Sports = Z My scchonpe acthongs AL ine £ Sacthon . | 14 “cckoni For the Girls’ Softball team things did not come easy in 1980 for they only won four of their games. In many, Coach St. Pierre had to rely on inexperienced members of the squad. Probably the only bright spots of the ’80 season were Shortstop Wendy Lima who was elected to the Southeastern Massachusetts Division All-Star team, Gina Mayo, Nancy Swift, and Laurie Sloane, Class of ’81, who contrib- Things Look Bright uted greatly to the team’s success. Seniors Laurie Sloane, Missy Mac- Aloon and Junior catcher Lisa Gre- goire along with Sophomores Robin Sloane and Kelly Henson contributed to the success of the season. When asked to evaluate the 1980 season, Coach St. Pierre com- mented “The girls love to play and they try their hardest.” If this is true, things look bright for the girls in the future. (1) “Anybody want to play?” (2) Go for it! (3) “Sports figures don’t usually talk about this, but...” Spring Sports 101 Promise for Future Although the team did not perform outstand- ingly well, the Boys’ Track team did contain many outstanding solo feats leading to a 3-3 season. Seniors Joe Texiera and Chris Harrisn were stand-outs during a mediocre season. Texiera won the State Class meet in the javelin and won the New England meet, while being selected to the Boston Globe All-Scholastic Team. Chris Harrison also won his class meet, and placed second in the state meet, and fourth in the New Englands. Other underclassman prospects were Gary Crowley, in the mile; Mike Benevides, shot put and the discus; Brian Giblin, in the mile; and John LaRotunda, in the shot put. Coach Frank Mooney’s comment about the season was, “We had some outstanding in- dividuals with some very promising underclassmen.” (1) “Don’t open your mouth when you chew!” (2) “I blew it again!” (3) “Sorry, but we needed to fill up space.” (4) Squatting for start. (5) HIT THE DECK!! (6) “Thanks, I needed that!” (7)“I’m falling head over heels in love!! 102 Spring Sports ee sk Relays see hind ie cc. Relays . (1) Go for the Gusto! (2) “Where’s Marisa??” (3) Flying high! (4) Watch out for low flying objects! (5) Frankie makes a Sand- castle. Spring Sports 103 Accomplished Squad Recognized With a record of 8-0 in dual meets, fourth in Penn State relays, and Robin Perron running to her second consecutive state class championship in the hurdles, the Girls’ Track Team had a near perfect sea- son. Along with the-accomplishments were third place in the State and Somerset Relays and a first in the Falmouth Invita- tionals. The girls’ also collected their highest plac- ing ever in the state meet with a second 104 Spring Sports place finish. Adding to this, the Warrior- ettes became one of the few mile relay teams in the state to break four minutes at the class championship with Robin Perron, Kathy McGovern, JoAnne Sincero and MaryBeth Giblin finishing in 3:59.5. According to Coach Wing, these perform- ances are a preview of the greater perform- ances in the years to come. The depth of the team, which is only losing a few key seniors, assures the Lady Warriors of future success!! in All-Star Meet | League Champions — | New England Champions in Mile Relay . Page 104: (1) “Ooh, ba-by” (2) “Go Lesslie!” (3) “Sally, . you sexy thing.” (4) Insert part A into part B, then around C. (5) Getting ready for ACTION. (6) Smiles are for win- ners! (7) Determined to get what she wa nts... ad , Page 105: (1) The Golgate Girls. (2) Uncommon valor was 4 : a common virtue. (3) “This is great, no more Dave!” (4) Getting ready for the kill. (5) Row 1, L to R: C. McGovern, K. Naughton, K. Jenson, R. Pennick, J. Sincero, M. Giblin, K. McGovern, B. Lawlor, C. Hicks, L. Longworth, K. Marc- hand. Row 2: K. Marchetti, D. Olivor, A. Longwoth, C. Grey, D. Gilmore, J. Silva, A. Harrison, K. Medeiros, L. Stlaurent, R. Perron, K. Giblin, S. Mowry, C. Pennoyer, P. McKlusky. Row 3: Coach A. Goodwin, G. Turcote, T. Fain, S. Hildred, K. Drapeau, K. Mullen, E. Gilvert, S. Sincero, J. Jennings, C. Bradley, P. Warren, A. Hamlin, A. Dunn, G. Papson, R. Bergeron, K. Kielman, D. Marshall, S. Kendrick, Coach S. Wing. Spring Sports 105 ts — Leer Average Season The Boys’ Tennis team, finishing in perfect .500 style, was aided by the outstanding performance of graudate Bob Bizier, senior Dave Silva, and sophomore Paul Zaretsky, as well as additional aspiring play by senior Dave Flanagan. With a final record of 7-7, Coach R. Ridolfi clas- sified the teams as average when compared to previous teams. Future prospects for commanding performances for this year’s team include Paul Zaretsky, Chris Vandal, and Sean Moitozo. = 5 _ 4 me Te | (1) Row 1: M. Halliwell, B. Bizier, J. George, B. Perry. Row 2: P. Zaretsky, D. Lareau, D. Flanagan, T. Olean, Coach R. Ridolfi. (2) The apple of R. R.’s eye. (3) The Dip (4) Professionalism at its best? (5) The result of $1,000 worth of tennis lessons. 106 Spring Sports Dedication + Ability = Success Coach Wilson attributes Seekonk’s fine record, 14-0, to the teams’ “dedicated athletes with excellent ten- nis ability.” The girls’ went undefeated and won the league championship. Pat and Liz Sullivan, Stacey Hess, Joan Crowley, and Cornelia Sullivan were all undefeated for the season. The match against Attleboro which ended with a score of 4-1 really showed the potential of the team. The Sullivan twins and Stacey Hess were selected for the Tennis All-Conference All-Stars and the team qualified for the state tournament. Overall, the team lost only three individual matches the entire season and rallied eleven shutouts. CoyléeCalaidy © Coyle-Cassidy — Durfee Raa oF MIMO OOS OOO SOOO (1) “One of the few times we could get Celeste away from the boys; (2) The twin-power of Seekonk; (3) Camelia Sullivan; (4) “Yes, Miss Wilson, Glamour will see this picture!”’; (5) Joan-Jean King? (6) Row 1, L-R: J. Crow- ley, P. Sullivan, L. Sullivan, L. Rufful, B. Holmes. Row 2: C. Sullivan, S. Hess, S. McGovern, C. Marchette, L. Paul, Coach Chery] Wilson. Spring Sports 107 108 Sports 109 Linksmen Set Record The SHS Golf team had its most successful season ever, finishing with an 11-5 record. ’°80 seniors Ray Christopher, Dan Maclsaac, Bill Cassels, and Vic Szala, along with ’81 sen- iors Tom Borah and Rick Ruggiero paced the team to a third place finish in the Southeast- ern Massachusetts Division II West Confer- ence. Chris Lambert and Jim Borah also con- tributed to the team’s success. The team had a strong start, winning seven in a row including a win over conference cham- pion Attleboro, before losing five of their last nine matches. With veterans Tom Boarh, Ruggeiero, Lam- bert, and Jim Borah returning, the 1981 sea- son looks bright for the Warrior linksmen. Seekonk 9 614 6% 2% 5 4 6 No. A 3 5 Bisho 4 4 Somers 5 4 ( 5 5 Bishop Feehan 4 7 Bishop Connolly Z ) Diman Voke 0 (1) Bob’s Klan: Row 1, L-R: V. Szala, B. Cassels, R. Christopher, D. Mac Isaac. Row 2: D. Chace, T. Borah, J. Borah, R. Littlejohn, Coach Bob Kulaga; (2) Close but no cigar!; (3) Tom’s and Rich’s turf; (4) Tom Borah in the flesh; (5) “Rich, what are you doing?” 110 Spring Sports Sports Just ancther wage, ils hard to remember the same lines anymore. The sage ¢s weu, Gut old tu many Ways, aud thoughts turn lo reeued from acts of yerterdag. Sood the curttata sed, aud words begin to flour, Gut how the story eads — one will never CuUnw. UV alerxte All the world’s a stage And all men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts, Shakespeare, As You Like It (II,vii,144-147) 116 Wale 122 SS CO “XH — =) — = =e = me S oe S So ND) on ND) = = ed wis Debbie digs in. “Wait ’till I get her zipper up!” fun?” John Travolta’s protegee. a y Paul and Laurie... and Rich?!! Big night for Matt. ; y 1� ‘ ¢ ; Me aa ; | ' € a i 6 « “Oh Bob, you say the sweetest “Tt’s past my bedtime!” things.” “Would you buy a used Trans Am from this Man?!” The Queen and her Court: Kellie Graham and Joe Novia, Jenny Quigley and Dave Flanagan, Doreen Strycharz and AI Fiero, Gina Andreozzi and Dave Hard- man, Kim Lunnie and Doug Brown. f p ; i ae ; a Le A face only a mother could love. 299999999999 remember his es “SS ‘ ated eo. ae .. “T wish he’d get the signal.” “Tt’s the cops!!” “Do you see what I see??” ““Cheeeeese!”’ 123 126 127 128 Some of us thought Wed wate a tittle taller if we walked away Some of us were driven off Some of us went duving Ogg aud there were those uhe couldu t do or wouldu t do Behind the Scenes 131 “Doesn’t that look good?” “Tt’s all over the floor.” “7-2-Z-Z-Z é Must s A serious moment for Vic- tor ASA 4 Little Darlings Our Father, who art in Heaven... Our mascot “Hey Dave, I think I’m turning Japa- Does he or doesn’t he? nese.” Sa Se ee ek ee % 4 Row 1, L to R: M. Schreck, D. Olivier, R. Perry, B. Kyser, K. Naughton, r S. Reddy, C. McGovern, M. Drapeau. Row 2: J. Voccio, M. Thompson, L. agi — Sloane, R. Hoyt, G. Andreozzi, D. Larocque, K. Marshall, M. McAloon, J. ' ;, : Crowley, J. Gorman. Row 3: T. Olean, C. Rutter, J. Ellis, L. Thomas, P. “Tt won’t light.” Intense concentration Given, K. Anderson, J. Devine, D. Mullen, K. MaclIsaac, D. Flanagan. 132 Activites Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica a The lineup Hungry, Dave? YF A pensive Peter e Keeping it in the family ez | : ae Two of a kind Senor Hartley 2 : N “What’s going on down there?” Vienna Boys Choir Mortimer, Doolittle, Inc. “Hi Mom!” Cassels, S. Medeires, K. Stewart, L. Flanagan. Activites 133 e- a i Row 1, L to R: P. Smith, D. Flanagan, B. Kyser. Row 2: M. Doolittle, P. Hold that pose! Hitt Marching Band — Row 1, L to R: Linda Levasseur, Eddie Cushing, C. Bur- roughs, J. Ferreira, R. Gamelin, P. Smith, E. Berson, L. Cockayne, P. Saisselin, C. Allen, K. Slattery, S. Shepard, K. Gossler, G. Danielson, C. Ramos, Mrs. DeCaporale. Row 2: R. O’Neill, D. Gordon, M. LeClerc, J. Gamelin, D. LeClerc, K. Bowden, D. Bowlin, S. Hoyt, J. VanWaggoner, K. Cushing, K. Robbins, K. Goudreau, H. Mendonca, J. Poole. Row 3: P. Byron, J. Gamelin, J. Downs, L. Sac- cone, C. Arrigi, R. Lobeau, J. Medeiros, N. Zaretsky, J. Melia, P. Figuerido, S. Sim- mons, T. Lima, T. Urguhart, J. Roderick. Row 4: K. Burley, J. Murgia, L. Blake, M. Pimental, J. Mortimer, P. Berson, M. Slattery, D. Arico, J. Calverly, P. Warren, K. Oliver, D. Warner, N. Lima, A. Hamlin, J. Enos, L. Champigny, E. Garneau, K. Rose. Stage Band — Row 1,L to R: D. Arico, S. Shepard, J. Gamelin, E. Ber- son, J. Poole. Row 2: M. Keenan, E. Cushing, P. Berson, L. Champigny, L. Levasseur. Row 3: K. Burley, B. Baldani, C. Beroit, R. Hudson, K. Oliver, T. Wood. Row 4: J. Calverly, J. Ellis, E. Garneau, K. Rose, J. Murgia, T. Lima, M. LeClerc. Concert Band — Row 1, Lto R: J. Gamelin, L. Champigny, J. Enos, L. Blake, J. Downes, D. Bowden, D. Bowlin, S. Hoyt, K. Cushing. Row 2: J. Medeiros, N. Zaretsky, L. Saccone, K. Goudreau, E. Berson, J. VanWag- goner, C. Arrighi, R. Lima. Row 3: P. Byron, L. Cockayne. E. Garneau, K. Rose, D. Warner, J. Murgia, P. Saissalin, M. Pimentel, M. Slattery, D. Gordon. 134 Activities yy. 1 WW Concert Band — Row 1, L to R: C. Allen, K. Slattery, G. Danielson, N. Lima, H. Mendonca, A. Hamlin, K. Robbins, C. Ramos, K. Gossler, S. Shepard. Row 2: C. Burroughs, R. O’niell, R. Gamelin, J. Roderick, P. Figuerido, T. Urguhart, S. Simmons, J. Melia, E. Cushing, D. Arice. Row 3: P. Smith, D. LeClerc, P. Berson, J. Poole, P. Warren, J. Ferreira, J. Mortimer, K. Oliver, L. Levasseur. Row 4: J. Calverly, M. LeClerc, J. Gamelin, R. Lobeau, K. Burley. Pep Band — Row 1, L to R: P. Byron, J. Gamelin, L. Champigny, E. Berson, R. Gamelin. Row 2: K. Rose, P. Warren, K. Robbins, D. Warner, J. Melia, P. Figuerido. Row 3: E. Cushing, J. Gamelin, M. LeClerc, J. Poole, P. Berson, J. Ferriera, C. Burroughs. Chorus — Row 1, L to R: K. DeBlasio, S. Thibodeau, M. Turnbull, A. Muggle, C. Tweedley, S. Babington, H. Mendonca. Row 2: L. Soares, S. Tankard, B. Muise, B. Cockayne, J. Baker, E. Garneau. Row 3: P. Byron, D. Barney, A. Correira, D. Hall, K. Soares, M. LeClerc. SH S Music Department Library Club a : Row 1, Lto R: P. Bowen, T. Gildea, B. Carter, L. Soares, T. Fasteson. Row 2: R. Dill, R. Farrell, K. Mallon, E. Vashey, J. Carden, D. Rogers, S. Trentescaux. Audio Visual Club Row 1, L to R: L. Soares, R. Dill, T. Gildea. Row 2: D. Rogers, P. Bowen, K. Mallon, R. Farrell, E. Vashey. Row 3: B. Carter. Activities 135 Student Government Student Council NKIWARI € hi R 1, L-R: B. Hol .L. Fl iahre! lin, K. Oliver. R 2: C. Row 1, L-R: K. Mullen, J. Melia, D. Warner, S. Shepard, K. Matonis, C. Rickey, D. McDénald:B Leonard 2b, Flanacant ates cee Libby, J. Silva, K. Kulaga, S. Mooney, R. Goula. Row 2: S. Bosworth, T. ‘ : ; ; Harrington, D. Mullen, C. Marchetti, V. Mendes, P. Warren, J. Crowley, D. Fuller, J. Kingsley, P. Andreozzi, J. Quigley, C. Rutter, L. Sloane. Junior Council é d E a... bs Row 1, L-R: L. Sloane, C. Rutter, V. Mendes. Row 2: J. Quigley, M. Row 1, L-R: W. McGuy, P. Warren, K. Giblin, S. Bosworth. Row 2: C. McAloon, D. Fuller, J. Crowley. Row 3: D. Mullen. Libby, J. Silva, J. Mellone. Row 3: K. Matonis. Sophomore Council Freshmen Council Dom E 4 N tet Lane eee Pig Pes n .- + sa VS cy a 4 a4 ain. 4 3 j , s Nia a Fe 3 n , 2 be eB: Y os , ‘ec ; 5 oe .y Ne ag ° ‘ 3 ie 4 2 tog x g + “we ae ‘ . A 3 ay = eae a: ki £ NOES FR att Pigg S Row 1, L-R: P. Andeozzi, R. Sloane, C. Sullivan, T. Harrington. Row 2: Row 1, L-R: K. Kulaga, R. Goula, S. Mooney. Row 2: J. Melia, D. War- G. Crowley, C. Marchetti, K. Mullen, J. Kingsley. ner, S. Shepard, M. Turnbull. a 136 Activities Mineral Club A Row 1, L to R: D. Ditson, K. Johnson, M. LaMothe, K. Korkuc. Row 2: L. Soares, A. Souza, D. Smith, C. Pennoyer. Row 3: C. Charpentier, G. Turcotte, B. Berg. Medical Club Row 1, L to R: L. Mulvey, S. Thibodeau. Row 2: J. Matts, L. Gregoire, A. Mulvey, L. Soares. Row 3: D. Hall, M. Gaucher, G. Greene, K. DeBlasio. Activities 137 138 Activities Art Club Row 1, L-R: C. Swanson, N. Garganta, L. Vandal, K. Medeiros, J. Quigley. Row 2: P. Cassels, E. Cruz, M. Cravenho, K. Anderson, C. Pennoyer, D. Saad. ES ye Row 1, L-R: V. DiAngelo, B. Tucker, D. Strycharz, P. Watson, C. Sousa, P. Quirk. Row 2: P. Charlonne, J. Coyle, R. Sceeles, R. Souto, M. Mulhall, S. Ahern, D. Millar, B. Kane, S. Wassmer. ‘ 1981 Science Fair i, 1 a ey E P| THE HARVESTING AND RVATION 0 PHEMINTRY ¢ LE UKAPHERESIS ; PRESERVATION Make your own, it’s cheaper. Winners of Science Fair 81 PIES; Tere 1st place — Jennifer Raymond 2nd place — Gary Crowley . 3rd place - Dawn Marshall Honorable Mentions: _.. Kris Johnson “ 2 AN Paul Gendron S Sarah Krupowicz Looking for free samples? P| Sarah Krupowicz, Honorable The best song-writing team is Mention actually a pair of hamsters!!! _ ‘ BA NG! The elements of photography. SPACE SHUTTLE An atomic balloon? Kris Johnson, Honorable Mention A true learning experience! Another original topic! 139 One happy family Time to hit the sack. Doctor Roger Drama Club The Miracle Worker Frankenstein Annie Sullivan “Welcome to my humble home.” Be “OUCH!” “Fat it or else...” “T think I’m in love.” Drama Club Advisor Blinded by the light 140 Activities “Oh my God! It’s alive!” , “Don’t say I never gave “T think he’s dead!” you anything!” bad Row 1, L-R: B. Holmes, C. Rickey, M. Schreck, T. Ken- drick. Row 2: D. Ditson, J. Baker, L. Cockayne, C. LeBlanc. Row 3: M. Keenan, C. Twidley, P. Warren, J. Murgia, D. Arico. “Oh no, another hat” “Look over there!” “Will you marry me?” “Are you serious?” Activities 141 Pam Souza Ee accmesner sie Lori Frattaruolo Sheila Reddy ae Fashion Show mE 1980 Mary Hodde Laurie Sloane Doreen Strycharz Mr. Kinder, the accompanist 142 Activities “Chris, where did All dressed up and no Barefootin’ you hide my place to go! And you thought Rosie and Stud Dancin’ the night away! “Wanna dance, cutie?” Tattoo wore only white suits! “Quiet, you’re embarrassing me!” 143 “Pleeease let us win!” + S + “ 3 @¢% ” Free in ’83 ae Pie in the eye, Mr. LeClerc? a “I'd like to teach the world to sing.” Junior spirit ) | _ hare Kemosabi Kulaga Senior Spirits Telling it like it is. a foo Voo-doo in the halls. A typical sophomore “Hey Paul, check out that cobra on the Holding on for dear life. 144 Activities floor.” Tough little freshman Who does your make-up? “Oh, Oh, what a feeling to drive a Toyota.” “Tt’s not coming down.” Mr. Perreault, where are your table man- ners?! ) moe ® ...and rum! When does he turn green? “We’ve got the spirit!” Rocky III Activities 145 Rea: “SENIORS MAKE “THE HERDLINES - OMGILI | ee That brutal game of musi- cal chairs. er Stacey passes it off. Let me_ entertain Joyce Gina you. ONE What’s the matter? Don’t they feed you at home? Pry eeiy Give it all you’ve got. “Soon it will be Miller First Place — Sophomores Second Place — Juniors Third Place — Freshmen Fourth Place — Seniors ea z Psycho Killer, qu’est-ce que “There’s a fly in my pie.” c’est? ¢ A whale of a class “Look, Ma, no legs.” Another _ typic Sophomores blow sophomore them away. . - Good things come in small packages. ther rally Don’t slip Look at that CoverBoy Activities 147 smile! Independent Study aml Row 1, L to R: T. Kendrick, A. Laverdiere, M. Buker, D. Arrighi, L. Thomas, C. Rickey, M. Schreck. Row 2 : P. Given, L. Sloane, K. Hayes, K. Graham, J. Gorman, D. Mullen, J. Reddington. Row 3: L. Mulvey, R. Perry, H. Ross, V. Andrews, D. Benevides, A. Gordon, R. Murphy, H. Burrows. Row 4: M. Head, M. Micheletti, M. Hubert, L. Frattaruolo, L. Vandal, S. Swanson, J. Quigley, D. Flanagan. Row 5: A. DeSilva, K. Maclsaac, B. Holmes, K. Naughton. Valerie Andrews — Seekonk Star Gina Andreozzi — Povar Animal Hospital Dan Arrighi — Seekonk Police Paul Beauregaurd — Caratunk Wildlife Refuge Debbie Benevides — R. I. Hospital Matt Buker — Caratunk Wildlife Refuge Hugh Burrows — Caratunk Wildlife Refuge Dave Desnoyers — Caratunk Wildlife Refuge Liz Elmasian — Bristol Multi-Unit Julie Gorman — Women and Infants Kellie Graham — Women and Infants Kathy Hayes — Women and Infants Marisa Head — R. I. Legal Association Barbara Holmes — Democratic State Committee Andy Laverdiere — Povar Animal Hospital Kim Lunnie — Povar Animal Hospital Karin Maclsaac — Pawtucket Times Maria Micheletti — R. I. Legal Association Judy Moline — R. I. Hospital Lynn Mulvey — Women and Infants 148 Kathy Naughton — R. I. Legal Association Tim Olean — Democratic State Committee Laurie Sloane — Rhode Island Hospital Cheryl Rickey — The Peerless Company Joe Reddington — Behavioral Develpment Center Holly Ross — Sturdy Memorial Hospital Andy Gordon — New England Aquarium Chip Swanson — New England Aquarium Fred Gorman — Seekonk Intermediate School Liz Thomas — Hasbro Doreen Treacy — R. I. Hospital Lisa Vandal — Seekonk Intermediate School Rebecca Perry — Co-Op Prod. — Handicapped Shirley Sollecito — Co-Op Prod. — Handicapped Paul Given — Hospital Trust David Flanagan — Att. General’s Office Roger Hoyt — Computo and Wick Engineering Maureen Keough — Co-Op Prod. — Handicapped Marcia Schreck — Trinity Square Theatre 900 AM-5:00 PM ees ii 2s Orde Caratunk Wildlife Refuge OS et i Aye: eer shy path ee Sag.” Memorial Hospital The Independent Study Program enables students to work and learn outside the classroom. Students choose their own project and work independently. Students have volunteered their time at places such as Rhode Island Hospital, Caratunk Wildlife Refuge, various school systems, workshops and agencies for the mentally retarded and elderly drop-in centers. Participants in the program are required to submit an orig- inal and detailed paper concerning their involvement and experiences in the program. oC a Guest speakers and field trips have given students the Lees Eat a os opportunity to learn about life outside the school. Rhode Island Hospital 149 “Gina, you ripped your pants!” “What do you think you’re doing?!” . es me RIOR magceine BAND a ii Band on the run The freshman candidates wi Z —— ' “Hey, you, check it out” “Will they ever learn?” “T like pink, so what?” 150 Activities Italians always talk with their hands “Who is that?” “That’s OK Bob, there’s always next The Queen and her court. year.” a “Forward March” “Hey world, I’m a cheer- leader.” , OD ue stent “Carolyn and Vic???” Defrizz the frizzies with tame “T think I have a frog in my Ooh, That smell!’ throat.” Activities 151 told me anything about � ? “No one photographs “Nice haircut Rich!” F rt, — “A letter for Janene” “You shouldn’t have.” “Put it there!” “It’s not nice to tell secrets.” The Handoff “Nice tie Tom” Kris makes a presentation. 152 Fall Sports Banquet Volleyball is such a violent sport. Cindy The Falls’ Finest ‘ “...and here’s your change Dave.” “Pinstripes Ron” Kathy gets another letter. 153 Reflections Good for your ego, Steve?? Sie te MW ge i ae je i 4 Counterclockwise: N.L.O.S. , N.L.O:S. , N.LiO:S34 0 NL Onoaee “Hello, Dial-an-Editor??” Cheryl, Lydia, Kara, Diane, Mary, Elia, Liz, Steve, Marcia, Val, Kerri, Jenny —_ PROUD TO BE A “We're off to see the Let’s sing along with Diane! “Dear Peter...” SCHRECK! !!! wizard.” Staking out the ’81. Liz, you can’t put that under my picture!! LIZ 154 N.L.O.S. — No longer on staft eee It’s extremely lonely at the top... “The Incredible Shrinking WOMEN” ev . @ : ” q e 4. bd oo +, ate e'e e , ao oad 2 ss é a wees L-R, Row 1: V. Andrews, D. Olivier, L. Thomas, M. Schreck, C. Rickey. Row 2: K. “Jerri, I think it needs Maclsaac, J. Mellone, K. Marshall, R. Perry, J. Quigley, L. Shields, S. Medeiros, M. MORE rum!” Cravenno, K. Anderson, E. 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Mathematics Department Vocational Guidance French I, II Algebra I-B, Calculus, Geometry I-B Faculty 159 William Butler, B.A., MAT, CAGS Mathematics Department Algebra II, Math I, Geometry, Cine- matographer for Football, Timer for Basketball, Starter for Track Margaret Cassels, B.S., M.A.T. Business Department Typing I, Personal Typing, Con- sumer Economics, Record Keeping 160 Faculty James Callahan, B.A. Social Studies Department Head Chairman Comparative Government, American Government, Driver’s Edu- cation — Director New England Track Judge Joyce Christiansen, B.S. Business Department Personal Typing I, II, Business Math ai Donald Carey, B.A. Social Studies Department U.S. History, Social Studies Mini Carol Coelho, BA, MAT English Department Advanced Placement English, Eng- lish 12-2, 9-3, Co-Advisor of Football Cheerleaders Ronald Colangelo, B.S. Physical Education Dept. 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Industrial Arts Department Head Electricity, Construction, House Woodworking, Power Mechanics Gloria Isles, Ed. B., Ed. M. Mathematics De partment Mathemaics 164 Faculty Carlos Isidoro, B.A. Foreign Language Dept. French III, French Conversation, Spanish I, Soccer Intramurals Gregory Hutton, B.S. Science Department Marine Science, College Biology, Unified Science, Mineral Club Advi- sor Helen Keough, B.A. James Kinder, Ed. B., M.A.T. Home Economics Department English Department Head English 11, 12, Football Announcer Advanced Clothing, Foods I, Senior Home Economics BS Aer Robert Kulaga, B. Ed. English Department English 9-2, 10-3, 12-3, Advisor Class of 1982, Golf Coach, Girls’ J.V. Bas- ketball Joanne Lacy, B.A., M.A.T. Foreign Language Department French I, III, IV, V, French Club Ee Paul Mandevill, B.S., M.A. Physical Education Dept. Intramural Tennis, Weight Training, Gymnastics, Softball AR 7 may Omer LeClerc, B.A., M.Ed. Social Studies Department, Athletics Department Head Comparative Government, Social Studies Research, U.S. History, Sophomore Class Advisor it ie owe. a ie ‘ : hed pe . : Fey ae Be Oe 2 Doreen Lasiewski, B.A., M.A.Ed. Mathematics and Science Dept. Algebra I-C, II-B, General Physics Ellis Mayers Advanced Lifesaving, Racing Funda- mentals, Techniques of Water P olo, Senior Testing, Boys’ Swim Coach Faculty 165 Jane Mitchell, B.S. Francis Mooney, B.S. Special Needs Department Special Needs Department Social Studies Department Special Needs Project Rebound Economics, U.S. History, Social Celeste Mellen, B.S. Studies Mini, World History, Boys and Girls Cross Country Coach, Boys and Girls Indoor Track Coach, Boys and Girls Outdoor Track Coach, Stu- dent Government Day Advisor e aes i e E D . 5 yee Marilyn Mooney, B.S. John Murphy, B.S., M.Ed. Stephen Murphy, B.A., M.A. Business Education Dept. Head Mathematics Department Junior Honors, English 10-1, Journal- Shorthand I, II; Typing II, Office Algebra I-A, Algebra II-B, Math II ism, Reflections Advisor Practice 166 Faculty ieee, if ee aul it 5 — @e wae Frederick Nelson, B.A. Herbert Normandin, B.S. Richard Novak, B.S., M.Ed. English Department Industrial Arts Dept. Distributive Education English 10, 11, Retail Merchandising Power Mechanics Department English Retail Merchandising I, II, Projects in Retail Merchandising, Exploring Retail Merchandising, Work Experi- ence Supervision, DECA Club Advi- sor € . 4) ay be te ie A : = s . an me re ; a SS NES Irene Partington, B.S., M.Ed. Robert Perreault, B.S., B.A., Joseph Reis, B.S., M.A. Business Education Dept. M.Ed. Industrial Arts Department Accounting II, II, Data Processing, Guidance Department Metals, Tech. Drawing Office Machines, Recordkeeping Faculty 167 y Ronald Ridolfi, B.A. Social Studies Department Comparative Government, U.S. His- tory — A.P., U.S. History — A, Foot- ball Head Coach, Boys Tennis ‘ 3, -3 te David Saad, A.A., B.S., M.A.E. Art Department Head Drawing and Painting, Commercial Art, General Art, Form and Con- struction, Arts and Crafts, Adv. Pro- jects, Art Club, J.V. Baseball Coach 168 Faculty Thomas Ridolfi, B.A., M.S.T. Science Department Unified Science, College Biology, Medical Technology, Assistant Foot- ball Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach Richard Stanek, B.S. J.D. Business Department Accounting, Business Law Michalene Rollins, B.S., M.S. 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Mathematics Department Pre-Calculus, Geometry, Math Il, Girls Tennis Coach, Football Cheer- leader Co-Advisor Home Economics Department Food and Nutrition, Clothing, Tex- tile Crafts, Interior Design 170 Faculty Sally Wing, B.A. English Department English 12-1, 10-2, 10-3, Indoor Track — Assistant Coach, Outdoor Track — Head Coach Nancy Wolfe, R.N., B.S. School Nurse Medical Club — Co-Advisor, High School Bloodmobile Coordinator re. Stephen Wujcik, B.A., M.Ed. Science Department Unified Science, Physics, Chemistry Mrs. Emond = = Mr. Frank Provazza Mrs. Nellie Domina Ne Seana: r be Af Cashiers Janitors Mary Gonsalves Faculty 171 “Halloween was last week!” “T’d love to measure your vectors 1? It’s nice to be sure. The Guiding Light Accounting: Behind closed doors. | “T’m sick of hearing about your sons, the football stars.” iq | — 2 Is that Miss Wilson behind those Lonely, Depressed, Suicidal? Foster Grants? Call a Samaratin. IN Meneses 3 b wore “What do you mean, my “T cannot understand your hair’s too long?” response.” +i owt J Pe “We’ve made the paper | j My : ; ‘ : “The frosting goes on the cake!” Computing: E=mc2. : 4 , Y M4 es ya “I beg your pardon?” Lost in Space. “Hello, Directory Assistance. May I help tr ain goo BRIne 172 Faculty you?” Bee fn St £ eae oy ese S ¥en oe a ee oe “T never knew it looked like that.” “Teaching Math is _ so much fun.” } | ) MAM LLL ® “Carol, I never knew you felt this way.” “My son better make the team.” hihi} Our friendly Media Spe- cialist. Shootin’ the breeze in the faculty room. , | : ‘ eo ble. we’: Z wh i 4 4 m= 2 | “ 4 . aang @ i228 A a three The real Clark Kent. “And a one, and a two, and ” 3 = ¥ : = + Gladdis, The Drug Buster. porter! “You sewed the sleeve to the neck- line?” “Well, that’s just too bad.” “Should I say something?” “Now we'll all bow our heads.” Faculty 173 “I wonder when that happened.” 174 Sponsors 175 176 PATRONS To the 1981 Reflections staff, photographers and fellow editors — congratulations for a job well done — Marcia. Good Luck “Ma” Keough T.M.I. To Barbara and Cheryl, Thank you for being a friend! Good Luck ’81 — Steve, Pat, Brendan Good Luck Marcy with everything you do. Love ya Lisa. Barbara — you showed me the best of every situation with your cra- ziness. I wish you the best in everything you do — Marcia. Mary — Best of luck in your senior year and in everything yeu do. T’ll miss ya! Marcia Cheryl — We've made it!! You’ve been the greatest friend cone four years and you'll be a great friend for more years to come! Good Luck to Marcia, the last of the “M’s!”’ Best of Luck to the Class of ’81, Ms. Walek. How about a little Nuccio. To the Maine Event. I said Flash not Fish. Never enough Nuccio. Hey Chris, do ya need any help? Yea, but do you really need any help. — Kris. Eye contact, Chris — remember eye contact! Kris Wayne 1980 Hey F.N., you jerk. Bye Honey!! To Stephen, I will love you always, Brenda. — Congratulations Seniors, from the Churchills. Good Luck to the Class of 81. I know it sounds aueer but it’s all I could think of. R.S. To “Miss Piggy” Best of Luck to you in the future. Beware of. the “beach buggy” and the ‘‘clogs.” A “Loving Sister.” H.B.=7 meters Manua, Oh no it’s P.A., hit the woods. H.B. has a long way to catch up to R.R. — 121. Best of Luck to N.R., L.E., N.J., J.L., A.J., Hyma, Dippo, BS., HLB., D.J., Esir, Eugene, M.B., J.S., R.R. — 121, M.H., Snuff, DaMoe, C.L., S.C., K.B., P.S., K.B., SR., L.Y., ete. Nancy R. — Hope you have fun in a your: life. Good Luck. Love, Dave. To “Buns” Best of Luck in everything you do. I’ll always remember you. Love you always, Lenny. Best of Luck to the 4th period studyhall, aioout the fags. Love, jee. Tubby: Stay away from those Jerky Meatheads. The Big Guy. _ To Nancy, “1981” That’s a year you will never forget, live it to the _ fullest, and may the memories be good ones — Joyce Wilson. To Nancy, Best of Luck in your future achievements. May all your dreams come true. — Sadie Baker. Good Luck, Nanc — M. Amaral To Nancy, someone who’s always caught in the ‘middle of things. Love always, Oscadood. Nance, Thanks for tipping me off about Mary Trench. Love, John. Nancy, “Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans.” Love, — Trish. To Nanc, Thanks for the fun in the top bunk, Love, ihe portugee. Nance, It was a trip. Love, Steve. Good Luck to the senior guys Love Mike Hunt. M.B., I really wish that we could be friends. Love Ya, N.R. To Nancy R., You are one of the best things that ever happened to. us. Love you always, Mom and Dad. To Nancy, Kighteen years of careful watching?? Love, Mom. Best of Luck to Moe and Doug, Love Nanc. To Liz, you’re my best friend and I’m glad that you stay away from 3 fingers. We'll have fun in Florida. Don’t forget that she still | Mr. dD. _ Gerard J. Fromen WK 40. can’t and I don’t think I should because he lives on my street. Love ya, Nan c. P.S. You were only 16. To the Class of ’81 — These four years have been the beat You have left me with a lot of special memories. I’ll never forget you! Lots of Love and Luck, Nancy R. Hey “Ker,” That’s my kind-a-guy! D.M.: Love you always, C.C. Bunny: It’s been real, Wild. Gomez: Speak to me, Wild. Good Luck Class of 81 __ Good Luck “81,” Bill “76” Farmers Forever 68. Elia Kerri, Best friends forever, Mary. Good Luck to the Freebirds, Leslie and Lydia, from the other ee bird, Kara. Remember — ee e Bauer was only: a bahy but he will live! Best Wishes to the clase of 81, spec those brave saci to take Adv. Bio. — J.H. . a Mr. Mrs. Thomas Ridolfi and family. Albert: Sylvestre Frank Dabrowolski _ | AlbertBero 8 ‘Raymond St. Jean - _ Rene Glaude Steve Paulison _ Nicholas Pasquerillo — _ Michael J. Moylan © Tom Zielinski Clement D. Baro © B. J. Maurice Freddy. -0.d. Balis Jack Marie Mellone Congratulations from Ripple Heather . _ Best of everything to class of 81. Gladys OG Ges Lydia, every good wish, Aunty. _ It’s none of your business!!! Good Luck Stella Best of luck to all my classmates, N. G. : Best of Luck to Maria Deb, you sex machines. _ Love, Gina “81” may be good, but 80 was better. Ss. AS. Good luck everyone, be Pen Penni Good luck, RCF Good Luck to Lynn, “The Big Sex Machine” Kevin Water Buffalo. Good Luck Lynn Debbie _ Good Luck in the future, Miss Mululavy Boob Best of luck to Lynn — Shirley Carlone - : Best of luck always Judy Good Luck Lynn Boom Boom To Lynn, a great girl — Maria Boameelin Good luck Lynn “Torch” Mulalaby Love, Peggles Best of Luck, Lynn. We love you. Moe Scott Best of Luck Lynn! Cherie - Good Luck “Steamroller” Heidi Lynn, Go Wildness to the Max — Casing Best of Luck to all seniors Good Luck Lynn, Love, your sister Ann. Becky Larry — good luck in the future. Love, ian Thanks for all the memories “81” _ _ it’s after your 18th birthday. Love, Lin To my Class, Class of “81” Thanks for all the special memories. I’ll PATRONS Congratulations Lynn, Love Mom Dad. Have a happy future Holly and Rebecca. Good Luck — L.B.,'T.M., K.N., L.S., K.M., A.H., R.P., H.R. Weall need a little help from our friends. Go for the gusto in life. Rebecca P. keep in touch. School’s been nice, but not real nice. Best of luck Lynn Lynn, reach for the stars. Good Luck underclassmen and Good Luck to Liz E. and Nancy R. To Liz, Best of Luck, Love Tom. _ Best of Luck to the Boogners from little Boog. To my favorite cousin Liz, Best of Luck. Love Kimmie. From old Liz to young Liz, Best of Luck. | To my daughter Liz, Best Wishes and Happiness soe Love, Mom. To our Granddaughter Liz, We wish you the beet of Luck and Hap- _ piness Forever, Love Nana and Menz. 7 To a loving godchild and a great niece. Love, Uncle Johnny. To my “Bouz” sis, Be good, Love ‘““Butzak” John O.MLE. 1, Oscadood Good Luck Bob, Love Kim to Liz, Thanks for the fun in the top bunk, ae the Pee diz it was a trip. Love, Steve Good Luck Liz, Love, Michael _ To my daughter Liz, Best of Luck in the years to come. Love, Dad. To my Little Honey, long live the summer of “80” Love always, Kis, _ Hey Gina Bina, been under any trailer trucks in es rain lately. Love, Kris. _Mr. Perreault, thanks for all the help. Ritchie _ Congrats, to a friend from a friend. Best Wishes to Liz E. and Nancy R. Love Mrs. Emily Elmasian _ Good Luck “Bulla” Love Mike To “Lizzy Tish” Best of Luck to you always. P. S, “How are the _rocks in Ledgemon.” P.P.S. ee Mountain High in Vermont. Love, Kerry. To Liz and Nancy — have fun in Florida. Love, Cathy. To Nancy, But he lives on my street. Always remember 3 fingers, don’t ever use them. Florida 81, 82... P.S. Don’t worry even if never forget them. Best Wishes and Luck, Forever. Love, Liz. Good Luck to Debbie from the Champagnes Best of Luck, Deb — Love Always The Zuehls. Debbie, May you find happiness in whatever you do. Love, Keri To Paul Beauregard (Sexy) Best of Luck. Love, Mary Lori (Marie’s friends). Debbie, Good Luck and remember all the good times. Love, Lori Mary. Best of Luck in the future Kathy, Love Chris. Good Luck Laurie, Julie, Kellie, Stacey, Lisa, Love Chris. Best of Luck to the Class of ’81 it’s been great! I wish Kellie, Kathy, and Julie happiness always, Love Laurie. Good Luck Kevin, Thanks for Everything, Love Always Donna Seniors do it best! Good Luck Good Luck Seniors, Michelle. Dandelions are forever!! Seniors best of Luck, Jenny O. Donna, Keep smiling! Love. Class of ’82 Remember Fran Oliver. Long Live the Good Rats — Denise. Good Luck Janet — Denise and Joey. Love ya Chris. Best of Luck to a great niece, from Dot and Uncle Roger Best of Luck Janet — Ron. To aswell daughter, Good Luck Janet, Love Dad. Good Luck Debbie, Anne and Becky. Good luck Seniors. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Thomas Devine. Good Luck Kathy, from the CC Teacher. Good luck Kathleen, CMN Congratulations and Good Wishes to the Class of ’81 To Ditto and Ribs “GRONC” More Clams Joe! Really! Good Luck Class of 81 Keep up the good work, Love Mom. _ Good Luck Kellie, Mom. Thank You Marisa, Love John. Good Luck in College Kellie, Donna. Good Luck Julie, Love Jim Craig. To Ribs and Candie “GRONC” Best Wishes to Ribs, Candie, Ditto and Little Ma from “Mama Ditto.” Congratulations Ma, from Ditto. Good Luck Karen! _ Good Luck to the Class of ’81 Mario, I Love You! I wish you the best of luck, MJ. Best of luck in the future, Karen. Love Ya, Lisa John, 1-4-3 always and forever. Hi Nise!! 7-6-3-7-4-8. Good luck Bullet. So Vic, How was the Jr. Prom? To my sister Karen: Good luck and happiness in the future. Love, Eddie. To my sister Karen, best wishes now and always. Love Maureen. Good luck Karen. Love Mom and Dad. Bob L. , Look back on all the bad times and laugh. I know I will. Love Ya, Taral. Good luck Kris. Good luck Karen McDonald! Good luck Karen McDonald! Scribble, scribble, blah, blah. Love, Little Jim. To Taral and Bob — Best wishes for a long and happy future — Love, Karen. Best wishes for a happy future to our daughter Kris from Mr. and Mrs. David E. Bowden. Taral, always remember the times we had like C.F.B.P., V.P., K.M., and J.H. Uncle Bob: “I have a cloud in my mind.” L.M., K.M. To Karen and Mike — I want you to have a real good future ahead of you — even though he is 32. I know I will see both of you because Ka. better invite me to the wedding or baby showers. Love, Ta. Karen, I know we'll be seeing each other over the next few yrs. at V.P. and you better not be in a broken down blue van (B.P.). | guess it’s going to be 32 forever. Does that mean 32 kids. I'll give ya to the end of the summer. Keep on Rocking. Ta. I hope this dollar contributes to a happier future. Mike — I’m sorry for all the bad times we’ve had in the past. I hope the future is better. I love you. Karen. May everyone find their “OASIS” Good Luck Debbie from the Lutz’s. Best of Luck in the future Debbie. Mr. and Mrs. Estrella. Debbie! Have a wonderful future. The 4 Menards. 177 78 PATRONS Good Luck Deb from Lori and Glenn. Debbie, Great success in the future. The Camaras. Debbie, You’re wished every happiness in life. Love, Uncle Bill and Aunty Margaret. Debbie, May all your days be filled with sunshine. Love, AVO Debbie, Best of luck in your future. Love, Mom and Dad. Debbie, Best of luck in whatever you do. Love, Tracey. Debbie, you’ve been a great friend — Good luck. Love, Michelle and Pat. To the best friend a person could have, good luck in the future, | Love, Anne. Debbie, Remember the good times with conceivability and all the other classes too. I’m glad we became good friends and I’m sure we always will be. Best of Luck always. Love Becky. Debbie, Wishing you the very best today, tomorrow, always. Love Aunty Mary. Debbie, Best wishes for a bright and successful future. Love Aunt Delores. Good Luck in the future to Debbie Benevides. The Barone Family Good Luck D.L.B. — Love, M.E.K. Good Luck, Kerri, Mary and Elia — Hope. Hey “Mar”, That’s my kind-a-guy! Good Luck Class of ’81! Bonne Chance, Seniors! Best to ’81 from Heather and Davy “Catfish” Saad. Have a fun senior year without me, Kim. Love, Bullet. Andrea, Party hardy! Luv, Liz. Good Luck Seniors, Mrs. Partington. Debbie Bowlin — You're a great friend — from an E.P. Senior — California — Col G. Debbie Jean: Don’t forget the Old Hearth Stone crew, Lavin’s or especially Haine’s Park. What a night. Nancy from D-R. Hi Col Best of Luck — Pee Lowlin. Love ya, Rob The very best of luck to all the seniors in reaching for your goal in life. A closed mouth gathers no feet. J.A. Oh no, Deb, grounded again! The Bahrys Luv you, Deb! We'd like to thank our manager for doing nothing this year — other than boss people! Water rats are the best! To Debbie Bowlin, a great niece J.D. Good luck Deb, Rita, Becky, Linda, Sue, Diane, and Pauline. MATUNICK! Becky, you’re a great friend — mud and Newper LD, B. Rita, you’re great — Oh I’m a lucky girl. RC. G.P.— DB. Linda, Keep smiling, you’re great — good times — D.B. Colleen you’re the best! You helped me through a lot — C.G. B.S. Thanks, D.B. Cindy, you're the best! Good times — dreams — es times but we've made it. Hearthstone Gang: L.S., M.B., D.D., M.Y., D.B., E.B., J.C., F-.R., N.M., C.B., P.L., K.B., S.T., B.C., Popcorn. Thanks, Deb. I may not have said this much but: I love ya and thanx, Mom, Dad and Robin. Elliott: | hope nothing comes between us! Love ya, Deb. Stoned before study. Take the wrapper off the gum Col. Bobby, Boston, and Billy Joel! Good luck Nanc. Love, Mom, Dad and Danny. Lisa, I missed you this year, but look out Connecticut here I come. Love, Nance. Nanc, Best of luck always, stay out of trouble in Connecticut. Love, Deb. Thanks to all my close friends, Deb, Maria, Lori, Missy, Pam, Teresa and Lisa for making my senior year so great. I love ya. Nanc. Good luck, Karin, Kara, Lydia, Michelle, Jodi, Judy, Leslie, Caro- line, Sheila, Laurie, and Karin. Keep waving our banners, cadets. May they fly “high.” “Leeesha”’! Thanks, John. Ellis-baby, Pll be back! “The Rose” will soon bloom. Suck ups sold w I.0. Those were the days. Alicia, I’m sorry. Love, Mabel “Love, Laugh, Live” said a swami. “Just remember to call your Mommy. Keep away from anything that moos. But please be kind to Kangaroos.” Oh, Wow, look at the moon! Good Luck Seniors, E-Baby, Best Wishes. The last of the DeSilva’s! Good luck Kathy and Jeff! Brian, Remember Lisa’s last remark? Never will it come true with her, it will with me! LEL Alicia, “Was that you!” Thanks Mr. LeClerc — we owe you one! Norman Picket — best wishes to you, Leona Dan Corrigan — may always be with you Leah Corrigan — make something of your life, Leona Bob Atkins — Leona best wishes to you always Judy Henriques best wishes to Leona and the class of 81 To Ditto and Candie — “GRONC” “Congratulations Deb’’ Mom and Dad Congratulations Deb, Sue, Vin, Lisa and Vinnie Good luck Deb-Doll. Tigger-n-Ken ' Good luck Deb, The Frog and KK | Mike Little and Sue Mellow Shapeless and Mindless is the Great Tank Good luck Russell with your little car. You ke become a great base- ball player. Love, Dawn Congratulations, Pauline, we love you and are so very proud of you, Mom and Dad Good luck in the future Pauline, Love Denise Pauline, Don’t forget all memories we had Love Rebecca You are the best friend any one could ever ask for and I am glad you're mine! Thanks for being there. Love Denise Toa racquetball nut, Good luck Bobby! Pauline Thanks for the memories, our years at SHS! To P.S. From M.G. | Thanks Pauline, for all the great times. You're a real friend. Good Luck Marilyn Good Luck Lydia, Kara, Alicia, Leslie, Judy, Laurie, Mary, Kerri, Elia, Jodi, Michelle, Sheila and Caroline! Take care Karen and class of “81” Happiness and best wishes as you continue, Karin May the Wind be always at your back, Karin, and yourclassmates To the class of 81 — the very best Seek and you shall find life’s treasure — Good Hunting A wish to the class of 81 for all good things. Good Luck Pam, Love, Aunt Sis, Uncle Bob, Kids, and Grandson Thank you for the memories. Love, Pam Thank you, Kim, for putting in a little extra something every year. Love, Pam Thank you , Mom and Dad, for making my wishes come true. I love you both, Pam Good luck, Pam. Love, Aunt Beverly Good luck. Aunt B.A., Unc. Eddie, Edward Michael, and Missy PATRONS Best wishes sweetheart! Uncle Jim _ Future success. Love, Diane Good luck, Pam. Love, Grandma Y. Best wishes, sister. Love, Lisa Good luck, Pam. Love, Uncle Manny Good luck, Pam. Janice Sweeney _ Pam, success in your future. John Sweeney Good luck. Love, Aunt Alice and Uncle John Best Wishes. Ruth and Chuck H. _ Good luck, Sis. Love, Richie Best in the future, Pam. Love ya, Mom and Dad _ You gotta burn to learn. Cousin John (Caddy Kid) _ Love and Happiness to the last “Souza Girl” May the memories for- ever linger. Love Kim _ “This is all I get for my dollar?!?” Love, Bri BJ5.- LLY.— KAS. “Why is life given to those in misery?” ANON _ Congrats to all the dummies! R.S. _ Love and happiness always Pam Love Chuck _ Nance, thank you for being there when I needed you. Hope our ___ friendship lasts forever. Friends like you don’t come easy! Love, _ Pam | _ Chuck, I love you! Pam ‘Dear Maudie — You made it and I’m so proud of you! Congratula- tions! — MA Remember the good times and the good times to come! We finally _ made it! Zinga, Zinga!! ABFAF Love, Kim _ Kor, good times we've had and there will be many more to come. Love Ya Always, Fratt _ Good Luck and love ya always. Let me be your angel. R.M. Good luck and love always to RM, KM, SB, CM, JB. From me _ Alright! and good luck to all my friends, from Jane Dough RR — 121 20 meters To the best future and happy life for Jackie and Nancy and Liz and _ Nancy S. Over R-121 - Good luck Anne from Big Denny Best wishes Anne From Billy and Joyce Best Wishes Class of ’81 _ To my Dingaling niece, Good Luck, Aunt Peg _ Best Wishes Anne, Tim _ Good luck Uncle Anne, from David Lee Good Luck Nerd Niece, old reliable, Uncle Bob. To a nice Granddaughter Good luck, Gram Anne, I’m glad we are best friends, I have really enjoyed it. We’ve been through together but we always hung in there and we always will. Good Luck with everything. Love, Debbie _ Dave, Always remember Taral’s party, Sat. Oct. 4th. I had a real good time and can’t wait to do it again. Love — Anne and Dave, don’t tell B.S. Good Luck Marisa and John. Love Annie To Sharon, remember Ginny B. Good luck always. Love Denise AFA TM, always remember New Port 2nd. Bye-Bye. L.B. Thanks for being you Tracey, Mom and Dad. Aunt Mort — Never forget our strange wonderful experiences! You're the best!! Love Ya, Cousin Jig. Mud Fight — KN, Fri. Night — Km, Albany, N.Y. — next exit — LB Slowcase — beach bums, TM, SM, DM. Good Luck Barbara! From the girls in Housewares Best Wishes from Chip ’80 Good Luck from Diane ’80 To Barbara, How do you spell relief? J-A-N-I-C-E Good Luck Barbara From another Barbara Eric, Scott, Todd, and Keith Hallworth Donald M. Case Good Luck From Bob Good Luck in the future From Kim Happiness Always. From Kevin To the dedicated heroine of the red tag sale. From Shirley Wilson To Barbara From Miss Apex 1980 Mr. Red Sox Kent-O Good Luck Barbara, Ann Marie Prochniak John Doherty — A customer who happened to go to Customer Adjustment at the wrong time! To the memories of Seekonk High Best of Luck Bruce Williams Jack Melchert and Ruth Smith Brian, There is only room for you in my heart even though you’re waterlogged! Love Sunshine, Lynnie Much Success to the Class of ’81 Grace S. Chace Lots of Luck Linda, The Picketts The Best of Everything to the Class of ’81. E.C. Victor, between New York, Boston, and Grafton, it’s been a helluva four years! T.A. Congratulations to the Class of 81 From Aberdeen Scotland P.S. forever Bobby, Colleen Good Luck in your Year of 1981 Linda Charlotte Hagard Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Clegg Jr. Dorothy Heselwood Ellen Mathewson Little Linnie, Congratulations, Love Lori Sean and Keith, just one more year, Good Luck, Love Lori Deb, I never would have made it without you, thanks for every- thing. (Everything!) Love Col Good Luck to the Class of ’81 — J.D. Good Luck Class of ’81 Gil Ferreira 76. Congratulations to the drive-inn gang from the Class of ’81 Elia, Mary and Kerri-Crazy Legs Good Luck from the Class of ’73 Good Luck to Class of ’81 Jennifer Good Luck Mary, Kerri, Elia, from Sonya. When the doors of Seekonk close behind, may the future bring you _ the best of luck Elia. MAARRRYYYY! _ To my best of buddies — Mary and Kerri — Keep on smiling and _the whole world will wonder what you’re up to. Love Elia HAPPY TRAILS! Only the good die young — long live the class of ’81. Good Luck — from Robin Laffey. Let the disappointments pass, let the laughter fill your glass. BF. Dave — “The best in beef.” “Once is not enough...clap...clap...clap...clap...” Goodbye from 20, the original. Beatles — 1 Good Luck to the Senior Class of ’81. Good Luck Diane, Class of ’81. Good Luck Class of 1981. Congratulations, To Mare: Even though we’re going our own separate ways in life I’ll always be with you in my heart. Love Always Diane. Good Luck kid, from Mom. Congratulations Diane, From Dad. To all my buddies: Becky, Linda, Rita, Colleen, Pauline, Deb, and Sue; Good Luck and Happiness to you all. Love Diane. Best Wishes Diane; from Jimmy, Bobby, and Susan. 179 PATRONS Loads of success from Gladys Agnew. “Baby” To Diane: Success, Aunt Hope. To Rocky: Watch out for little Italians with cookie dusters. They’ re good. I Love You. AKS. Jean Williams From a friend. Best Wishes, Diane, from Dave, Jane, Ann, Amy, Aurelle and Mic- helle. Congratulations. From, Freelove. Don’t Look back Rosemary and Bill Agnew. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Larocque. Esther Phillips. Ruth Youngberg. Uncle Ben. Good Luck Class of 781 Mrs. “Di.” Good Luck Esther Oboe. Love, Puddles. Qui summan bonum sie instituit ut nihil habeat cum cirture con- junctum. Good Luck Sis. Love Jenny Good Luck Esther, Mike. To John Mcgovern the best of luck in all the years to come. Good Luck Class of ’81 Grace Perry and group. — Good Luck to my cousin Rebecca. Love always, Beth. The “Mick.” Not everyone sees things in the same way. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Kinder. Barbara, Best Wishes in your law career. Mrs. Mary Barber. Best Wishes to the Class of 1981!!! Mr. Mrs. Fred J. Rickey, Jr. Good Luck Kris — Mike L. Babs Marce — Long live the three stooges!! We have a lot of WEIRD memories!!! Love Cheryl. Bunk — See you at the Beaver Brau!!! Love — Mom, Dad, Fred, and Sidney Kielbasa Power!!! Good luck always, Esther, and ‘‘Never give up on anything. ” Cheryl — Remember the good times in Wash ... Parton pills, the guys who called all night, Murray... erase and forget the bad — I have. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kandarian Jr. RST Barbara, Thank God you're the last! Mom Dad A M Overhead Door Co. From Roland the Patron Saint! Bring your complaints to me, Marie. Good luck Becky ‘Lu Lu” Luigi, love your sister Peggy. Best wishes Deborah Lee Benevides Love Peggy Best wishes for the future Beckless — Bobby P. Good luck seniors and best wishes always from Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kyser Congratulations Becky with love and kisses — here’s to our future. Love Larry! Congratulations and good luck to you always. Debbie L. Congratulations Class of ’81. Bob Berube — Ann Hope Good Luck Class of “81” Love Sue and George O--d tuel Again Class of “81” Love George and Sue Becky remember that first day in Geometry with Tomato? Well, we’v ; been best friends since then and we will always be forever. I wish you and Larry a lifetime of happiness. Love Debbie Dedication to the Library Club and Audio Visual Club. Lory, I wish you the very best t in Cente you oe fo in touch Love ya, Lisa. Good Luck Class of ’81 Leona Holmes — to the class of ’81 — we had a good ce Love is Leona Mi Hayward : Leona Campognone, good luck in your school ieee io Thelma Zonfrillo — Good Luck Gil, good luck in the future Donald M. Carey James Callahan C. Isidoro | Justus D. Anderson Good Luck in the future Leona. ae McNally _ Dr. Andreozzi Ms. Dorene Menezes Good luck to the class of 81 from Mr. Mattis — John J. Murphy Richard L. Dias Frank Provazza Jane Mitchell — to a class with a class. : Alice Andrade — Best Wishes to the class of 81 Sandra Sypek Angela Heaton Best Wishes to the class a “31” ” from Louisiana ee t NellieDomina _ oC . oo Manny Piquette _ Jean E. Brackett Marie Emond Congratulations S.H.S. Seniors, a 78 D.R. fag. Congratulations Doreen, Love Mom Dad. Deb — summer ’80 Wareham i Shedsy Bear A. B. F. A. — love See futur sister-in-law. Good Luck in the future, S.H.S, Seniors! Mr. and as Treacy Congratulations Dog, now the fun begins! __ Dor — Midnight swims, Minerva’s pizza, Handcuts, Od. shortages, 8.C in P.G. (walk much?!) lee Debbles PL. Denise — G.B. 10, count ' vem, 10! 2 see vem? ae Uae of our 1r lives Love Shar. i 7 7 ee Dor — thanks for the ohslichio k to the “School of Aen Train ing” love your prize student. Congratulations Seniors! Richard Spock. Remember Newport 2nd, nude — R. MDM. DE. LD The mud was there and we were in it. Beck, Rita, Linda, Colleen, and Pa . line. I LOVE “MARDI MERJIAN” Good Luck: Becky, Colleen, Deb, Linda, Mone Sue, and hin Good Luck Paulie B. Keep Rowing, Rebecca — Joyce. Good luck, Rebecca — Barbara. - Good Luck Class of “81” Mrs. Courtemanche. Rita, my love always. Greg PATRONS ‘Happiness in the future — Mr. and Mrs. Padykula. Best of luck always — Rumford Machinery Rebecca, never forget the great times we’ve shared — I'll never forget ya. _ Best of luck always. Chris Peace be with you, Cora Dave, best of luck, Love, Laur - Rebecca, with love Auntie Alice and Uncle je Eddie, with all my love R.C. Becky, J.M. our secret forever — Boubahlah Matt, Best of luck. Love, Chris Haxton Liquors — October 4 1980 R.M., R.G.,L.D., P.B., S.G. Good luck to a lucky, happy bunch — the class of ’81. May God sniile on you always, Rebecca. Love Mom Dad. “Bet you're kidding yourself now, Bill!” “A bon day, a bon day’ Love ya, Face Best of luck in the future, Rebecca. Dr. Mrs. Mignacca Remember the moon — lot Rowbecca, Love, Pizza. Remember me and Bird, on Saturdays, all the fun we had. From, Lynn M. ngratulations S.HS. seniors!!! Mr. and Mrs. ober Ward Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Allen and Mrs. George T. Zielinski N Y Elton W. Duckworth Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Asprinio Mr. and Mrs. Ed Knight, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood E. Walt Barbara Pearl Tat Manure — Listen, Dental appt. right? You're the best! Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Guimelli Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mihalko Rileen Bobek bd. Leeman Linda A. Raymond Mr. Gilbert Raymond Mrs. Regina M. Marcotte Alicia A. Medeiros Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Swift Brenda M. Swift E renda, I LOVE you! Stephen ToT Wood, D. Flanagan, D. Denes, Cc Swanson, P. Heaney, ae d. Marchetti — — Thank you. ; To the Give — _ Best of Luck to you forever, ae a friend, S.M. To E. C. Moore — I leave you now, but not for long, my friend. Ss _Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Moore and family Trisha, I wish we were back at the PIG FARM! To my brother — Thanks for being there when | needed you and I'll always love you! Love Wa Paul Lanoue — I'll never forget all the great times we had! Good luck in : everything you do. I'll miss you. Love, Norma Faood luck, Sheila Mary, Love, Mom and Dad c ‘The sharing of smiles and frowns, tears and joy, love and laughter. Love, Kath and Jim. She, best of luck in your future! Love Kath and Jim Bill loves Denise Good luck M. J. Love, Mom and Dad Good luck class of “81” from Liz Good luck in the future M.J. from Tom Moomie’s a Swine You're the one in “81” To Angela, Mary Jane, and Julie: Good Luck from Dave A. Good Luck Val Congratulations!!! “Looks Like We Made It” Good luck Mike K., Steve T., Paul C., Ron S., Mark P. Mrs. K. Good luck seniors — Kathy D. C.C. go for 7, next year. Sue Good luck seniors — Kris, Pat, Michelle, Ditty, and Diana B.M., M.S., B.F., M.M., R.S., (80) — still love ya! Babblaga, scroblago, mobliga, skin mun. Good Luck Meatball — You Loudmouth! Sorry Joe, but someday I shall return; Corn. L.J.D.: Remember the times, the laughs, and especially the letters. I'll always be around. Tim (P.S.A. “Boss”’). To the class of ’81 — We’ve made it and I was always there. Tim Alcorn Beasley! Have you won one yet? I’m still waiting for your call. Ohio State Buckeye Victor, between New York, Boon, and Grafton, it’s been a helluva four years! T.A. Congratulations Miss Dias, from Brenda Good luck, everyone. Congratulations Kara, from Rob. Tim Urquhart Bob Hudson Tim Gagnon Chris Lambert Congratulations Kara, from John. Good Luck Kara — C, Isidoro. Proud of you Kara, Mom Dad. Hurray for sheepskins!!! Deke Jif Leslie and Lydia — Canadian Gorilla Burgers! Kara Beth Sheila Mary, save me an eagle and a barbarian. K.B.M. Karin — “Ode to Joy” from Beethoven’s 9th Symphony! Why didn’t you think of that, you twit?! (Yoko is a Japanese Beatle). Kara Tommy, you've always been my favorite brother (ha-ha)! Kara Katy, Cory, Jif, and Deacon — the menagerie. Congratulations and Good Luck Tim, Joe, David, John, Karin, Lydia, Kara, and Judy, from Leslie. Good Luck Kara and Lydia, from Amy. Good Luck to Karin, Kara, Alicia, Elia, Michelle, Sheila, Caroline, Jodi, and Judy — from Laurie. Good Luck Kara, Karin, Lydia, Laurie, Leslie, Jodi, Michelle, and Alicia _ — from Judy. Thank you Jodi, Karin, Leslie, Lydia, Judy, Sheila, Alicia, Michelle, Lau- rie, Caroline, Elia, Diane, Mary, and Kerri — from Kara. “You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one. I hope someday you'll join us, and the world will live as one.” In Memory of John Ono Lennon, November 9, 1940-December 8, 1980. 181 182 Compliments of SEEKONK SCHOOL COMMITTEE David D. Young, Chairman Carolyn A. Waller, Vice Chairman Dorothy A. Howell, Secretary Kenneth Duffell, Member Paul B. Hodge, Member 184 336-8316 C. J. CONYERS INSURANCE AGENCY Kenneth H. Conyers Congratulations Class of ’81 COUNTRY LIQUORS 1508 Fall River Avenue 336-7895 Seekonk, MA 02771 WAGON WHEEL YARN CRAFTS 1513 Newman Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Specializing in Hand-Knits and Quality Knitting Supplies Ann Hurd 336-6848 Summer 617-636-3219 650 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, MA 02771 BEEF CITY BEEF PRIME CHOICE. ya KING woe Yes, 1408 Fall River Avenue wang) Seekonk, Mass. All Cuts by Please Call Appointment Apontamento 336-5107 336-5107 PAT ABBRUZZI’S HOUSE OF NAPLES Family Restaurant 1735 Fall River Ave., Seekonk, Mass. 336-9866 Serving Breakfast and Lunch and Dinner Open Daily 9-9 Closed Tuesday PGES Tn i asin Si saeees 4 x Hargreaves Studios YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS | 430 Newport Ave. 1240 Mineral Spring Ave. _ Rumford, R.I. No. Providence, R.I. | Phone 434-4480 Phone 722-5325 185 186 Good Luck to the Class of 1981 From THE CLASS OF 1982 PRISCILLA WARREN — President KRISTIN MATONIS — Vice President JENNIFER MELLONE — Treasurer 7 Days a Week Mon.-Sat. 5:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday 5:30 a.m.-1 p.m. ALEX’S FAMILY RESTAURANT Complete Menu Every Day Special Special Breakfast — Lunch — Dinners Seafood Every Day — Italian Dishes — Greek Salad Salad Bar Hot Oven Grinders ‘Beer and Wine Orders to Take Out 1520 Fall River Ave. — Rt. 6 Seek eekonk, MA 02771 Tel. (617) 336-5957 Best Wishes From the MINERAL CLUB CAROLYNNE PENNOYER — President MICHEAL LECLERC — Vice President KRIS JOHNSON — Secretary BILL BERG — Treasurer WENDY MCGUY — Secretary Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 INS HONEY DEW ane DONUTS Compliments of MICHELLETTI’S RESTAURANT Phone: 434-3667 Transworld GILMORE’S FLOWER SHOP, INC. 76 Taunton Avenue __ East Providence, R.1. 02914 TO THE CLASS OF 1981... GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE AND MAY YOU REACH ALL OF YOUR GOALS! A FRIEND 187 188 German American Dinners SCHWARZ WALD HAUS Weekdays — 4-9 Sunday 12-8 Closed Monday National Honor dociety David Flanagan, President Kathleen amp tee Vice-Presid ‘ Joan Crowley : Jodi Devine Jonathan: Ellis _ Nancy Garganta © Peter Gilbert Paul Given Julie Gorman Roger Hoyt Becky Geer ‘ Melissa sa MeAloon Re Se J Donna Olivier | Rebecca Perry '. Sheila Reddy “Carlton Rutter Marcia Schreck Laurie Sloane Charles Swanson Elizabeth Thomas Michael Thompson Doreen Treacy _ John Voccio (617) 336-9816 1641 Fall River Ave. Rt. 6 Out Of The Door In 84 Seekonk, Ma. Good Luck Seniors SEEKONK BOOSTER’S CLUB Joan Sincero, President Ilene Brown, Treasurer June Mace, Secretary Ed Caraciollo, Golf Chairman MERCHANTS CASH REGISTER, INC. Congratulations to the Class of 1981 From Briarwood Plaza Seekonk, MA 02771 617-336-9460 Distributor for Data Terminal Systems A. F. HUNT CO., INC. DAIRY SWIRL 747 Pontiac Avenue Cranston, Rhode Island 259 Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 02771 189 190 SCHEIRICH Kitehexe Sexless tree, DAIRY K 1350 FALL RIVER AVENUE, SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 02771: TEL 336-9700 Congratulations and Best Wishes RICHARD C. MIRANDA UEL Matty 4 DIAMOND CHAPTER Tropical Gardens ROUTE 6 - SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 617 — 336-8268 401— 438-0400 ELMWOOD DODGE, INC. ROUTE 5 - WARWICK, RHODE ISLAND Dodge 625 TAUNTON LRVENUE 401 — 738-7235 Dodge Trucks EAST PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND 02914 oy ay HAIR STUDIO One Anthony Street Seekonk, Massachusetts Tuesday-Thursday | 2:00-8:00 Wednesday-Friday 9:00-6:00 617 336-7020 Saturday 8:00-4:00 60 Manley Street: West Bridgewater, Massachusetts 02379 617 - 588-1234 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1981 from the AGAN — Vice-Presidente — ELL _ Secretario MEMBERS: BECKY KYSER PETER SMITH KIM STEWART ARC DOOLITTLE DRAMA CLUB Good Luck BAY STATE RACQUET CLUB Mary, Kerri, and Elia From Mr. and Mrs. C., Top of the Court Ron and Steve _ i MMs ees ee 191 Best Wishes Class of 1981! MORRIS TRANSPARENT BOX CO. RILEY FAMILY ARRAS PWIA OE A tae Bg One ety jhe bau CMe re ee as a ; Oa: pi BT ae wv rites WALTS WHEEL TIRE 1195 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 736 Newman Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Phone: 761-7980 we 192 Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 EAST BAY ICE CO. INC. From THE QUIGLEY FAMILY 1109 So. Broadway East Providence, Ri 02914 Block Ice Crushed Ice Cubes Party Ice HI-RISE SHELL 738 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. Route I14A Seekonk, Mass. fo EEA Phone 336-9800 Luncheon Mon.-Sat. | 1:30-2:30 Dinner Mon-Sat. 5-10 Sun 12-9 Ads 193 194 HOME HEARTH Stoves @ Supplies Accessories @ Chimney Sweeping 499 Central Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 SEEKONK 753 FALLRIVER AVE. SEEKONK, MASS. 336-6814 BICYCLES ¢ MOPEDS e SERVICE e SALES (G7 AOI n 165 CRANSTON 804 RESERVOIR AVE. CRANSTON, R1I. 942-9305 frame factory’ ee) GAY =| Custom Picture Framing Or Do-It-Yourself King's Oak 15 Brook St. at Newman Ave. (617) 399-7703 Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Good Luck Class of ’81 HILTON’S AUTO BODY Best of Luck Seniors QUALITY STAMPINGS, INC. RESTAURANT RAMADA INN EILEEN DARLINGS 80 South Brow Street East Providence, R.1. 02914 ESQUIRE MOTEL 438-5890 TOWN ’N COUNTRY MOTEL 195 GM Industries, Inc. 257 Pine Street Seekonk, MA 02771 To the Class of 1981 : Best Wishes for a Successful Future - pie oaks. cli Mad Good Luck Seniors 196 ch ain ge es ea Sito teese oe $°teeenae ee oe hone res coe ere Me oe be eee ee = tte Shion eb SGT beeen See Aah oe ee tn ee ene eeers Best Wishes Class of 1981 from Latin Il 197 198 1ette Arrighi YOUR Jf70 pen7er’ 336-8316 assroree AGENT sen C. J. CONYERS INSURANCE AGENCY Kenneth H. Conyers 650 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, MA 02771 ae : oe - id 4 REALTOR® Ron Burnett, GRI President REPRESENTING GRI _ caapuate ttavtons INSTITUTE 235 Taunton Avenue (Route 44) Bus.: (617) 336- 9600 Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 Res.: (617) 252- 4845 13 convenient offices in Taunton, Attleboro, South Attleboro, Seekonk, Raynham, Easton Fall River. a, ..FIRST BRI ISTOL COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Seekonk Routes 44 114A Baker's Corner Thur. 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Fri. 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. - 12 noon Sat. 9 a.m. - 12 noon All other weekdays 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. All other weekdays 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member, Federal Reserve System Compliments of COLONNA’S POP-IN RESTAURANT BRENNAN’S PHARMACY (Route Six) 1416 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Phone: 336-9891 1404 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. Phone: 336-8844 Where your health needs are not an interruption of our work, but THE PURPOSE OF IT. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Linda and her friends. Bring this ad in with your next New or Transfer prescription, and save 2.00 off our Low Prescription Prices. Senior Citizen Discounts Charge Accounts, We Honor All Insurance Prescription Plans. The Messinger Family 200 Monday——Closed Tuesday — 9:00-5:00 Wednesday-9:00-5:00 Thursday— 9:00-6:00 Friday —— 9:00-8:00 Saturday —8:30-4:00 SUPREME HAIR STYLES by Sandy Tel. 761-7099 WALK-IN SERVICE WELCOME 495 Central Avenue ; Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Sandy Gabriel, Prop. Congratulations Karin, Lydia, Judy, Kara Michelle, Leslie, and Alicia. Dr. and Mrs. A. Maclsaac ELM TREE FARMS GARDEN CENTER FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions 1544 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Phone: 336-6471 Wishing Seekonk High Seniors the Best of Luck ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Briarwood Plaza Seekonk, MA Terraces — Patios Landscape Designs Tree Surgery Lawn Renovation Shrubbery Fireplaces Spraying NAT’S GARAGE, INC. 32 Hollister Road EVERGREEN TREE Seekonk, Mass. 02771 LANDSCAPE SERVICE, INC. Garden Center and Nursery 351 Oak Hill Avenue Seekonk, Mass. Kenneth Lagerquist Phone 761-5505 WEXLER’S Bosauaee is the Coins and Stamps 113 Taunton Ave., Seekonk 02771 Appraisals 336-9103 We buy all U.S. and Foreign coins. Singles and Complete Collections Modern, Rare, Common Open Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Thurs. Night ’Til 9 p.m. 201 Durfee Attleboro Cars e Pick-Ups « Vans « Super Silicone Sealer Wax Under Carriage Wash « Polish Wax DEE JAY’S CAR WASH Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 1472 Fall River Ave., Seekonk, Mass. Open Daily 7 A.M. 9 Getty Gas David and Judy Duarte ere Better Together Coin-Operated Vacuum Cleaners 336-5953 Aluminum Windows - Doors - Jalousies - Awnings | ae : _ Call:399-7023 Seekonk, Maal ehie tre ais BO yy ALUMINUM PRODUCTS OF NEW ENGLAND, INC. d . ; 7 oo. fi “THE HOUSE OF QUALITY” Survey Gladly Made — Prompt Deliveries — Cash or Terms , For Free Estimates J. A. Queenan The Oldest and Most Complete Hardware Store in Seekonk CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST TEL. 617—336-8050 BPROV GATEWAY MOTOR INN HOTEL: OSCAR'S HARDWARE PAINT 10 MINUTES EAST OF PROVIDENCE JCTN. RTES. 6 AND 114A 619-621 Lincoln Street, Seekonk, Mass. 336-8823 SEEKONK, MASS. VINCENT ROTONDO, MGR. ROAD SERVICE JOHN’S ARCO COMPLETE REPAIRING FOREIGN DOMESTIC 44 HOUSE OF PIZZA Spaghetti and Grinders 411 Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts CENTRAL AVE. EDWARDS 5T. SEEKONK, MASS. 617-761-6240 Hours: 11-11 Daily PHONE: 336-8649 HOME: 336-8175 Phones: 761-5588 761-8674 Cliire f HOUSE OF BEAUTY I apy 299 FALL RIVER AVENUE SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 02771 CLINT RUTH LUSH, PROP. Ed and Kiva Laffey 617-399-8295 COUNTRYSIDE DELI Fresh Meats ¢ Luncheon Menu « Catering Open Daily 9-6 « Thu-Fri 9-8 Corner Armistice Blvd. King’s Oak and Newman Avenue Seekonk, Mass. | BILL’S PIZZA RESTAURANT COUNTRY BUTCHER SHOP | 417 Taunton Avenue 545 Central Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts 336-6805 Seekonk, Mass. “Best By Test — Try Us!!!” Telephone: 761-8737 203 204 WATERCOLOR PAINTINGS by Zilla Thomas 336-7568 By Appointment 160 Woodward Ave. Seekonk, MA 02771 CARVALHO’S GULF 1455 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 General Repairs Good Luck and Much Happiness ™ to the Graduating Class of 1981 Richard Sloane — Pagkhoe ienoeveting. SEPTIC TANKS LEACH FIELDS SEWERS CONE ECTED: ASPHALT DRIVEWAY CEMENT WORK GRAVEL LOAM 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 Cor ner Seekonk, Mass. AL’S FRUITLAND ‘We Grow All Our Own Vegetables” WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 224 Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Ma. 336-9169 ie) ents Engineering Corp. 176 Greenwood Ave. Rumford, R.I. Mailing Address P.O. Box 4896 Rumford, R.I. 02916 Telephone 401-438-6805 Roger LePage President Air Conditioning Systems Heating and Ventilation Systems Layout Design Sheet Metal Work Refrigeration Congratulations Seniors!!! WEINTRAUB’S DRIVING SCHOOL j | | CAFE IN THE BARN 1590 Fall River Ave. on Route 6 Seekonk, Mass. (617) 336-6330 = ( | | Wendriecks } Pools. A a eg ees 304 Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Ma. 02771 Concrete — Gunite — Custom Design 336-7410 205 What can be said? I began the job of editor-in-chief with a little apprehension, excitement and having many ideas for Reflections 1981. I can say quite proudly that most of the ideas were attainable and are in this book. = Several people have helped me on this yearbook and I _ would like to express my appreciation to all of them for the time and effort they put into Reflections 1981. They made my job much easier and filled it with many experiences that won’t be forgotten. Everyone who worked on Reflections ’81 hoped that we could capture those special moments during the school year that we shared with you and as a result of this book, these experiences will have a deeper meaning for you. This was our primary aim in compiling our yearbook — to make it a book of reflections and to provide a book of memories for the years to come. The 1981 Reflections Staff would like to thank the pollowiug people for their guidance aud suppor cu helping our yearbook to become a success. Wr. Stephen WUurnphy, for tis unending pattence aud his ability te deal utth our constant procrariination. | tr Poe Geoffory, for his phatagnaphte contributions Wir. Emeud aud Ws. Gooduow, for the use of office Scekouk Fire Dept. for the ase of thelr ladders. | The Student Gody, for lending thetr faces far the prctnres. Vue Had Uy Share of Groken Dreams Aud Wore Thana Couple of Falls bud ta Chasing What 7 7 Were Wooubeams — 7 aue Rau Tuto a Couple Gut tu Looking Gack at the Places 7 ‘ve Been, ad Sure Be the First Oue to Say — When? Look at Uysel, Today, é . Aiea nett ae aNaaamaea 208 gedads Sedeee Sede0e Saas | deeds Seddes dodges “pases Saaeue paaeoe eecces SEEKONK PUBLIC LIBRARY God000 Soo000 dooee