Seekonk High School - Seekonk Yearbook (Seekonk, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

Reflections Of Nineteen Hundred And Cighty Two Sort Cdiloxs Keun Oliver, Heidi Mendonca pfulie Howell Priscilla Warnen ae ee Gary Geoffroy, Photography Pat oMe@loshey Malan Faspdace “It’s Like Shooting God! oved Pontiff 4nger ata would-be assassin, prayers for a much | “3 a crowd of perhaps | Wednesday. It was 4 multinational, rworks officia They assemble by the | that his mission is to carry thousands regularly on | God by personal contact tog Wednesday afternoons in | touch. has changed all thi St. Peter's Square: clergy | ever the weather perm: ® and laity. Catholics an sre held outdoors in { -@ nonbelievers. pilgrims” 9 ia ‘Supply lasts, a 29 be. Papal general audi nerly held indoors. in St. za, and the Pontiff was cat heavy snowfa week, but co of black despair. rang more with sori bishop Jozef Glenj families who havebi ed, imprisoned, sii reason.” In many he was a leftover mem and the place that at the table for a¥ reserved this year TOP 35 TITLE ARTIST LW 1. CENTERFOLD J. GELS BAND 2. SHAKE IT UP CARS 3. 1CAN’T GO FOR THAT HALL OATES ' @, THE SWEETEST THING JUICE NEWTON 5. ARDEN MY HEART QUARTER FLASH 6. WAITING FOR A GIRL FOREIGNER 7. YOUNG TURKS ROD STEWART 8, WAITING ON A FRIEND ROLLING STONES 9, TAKE (T EASY ON ME LITTLE RIVER BAND 10, YOU COULD HAVE BEEN WITH ME SHEENA EASTON BRROR, MIRROR DIANA ROSS AED ON CLASSICS ROYAL PHILHARMONIC OVE AROUND GEORGE BENSON DAN FOGELBERG PAUL DAVIS KERNY ROGERS RICK SPRINGFIELD 2 SGINGHAM D D —@ AD AD — =? @O 2 = uM SABA DAONHOMs CYMABHBVWSN “We Appreciate the good things of today when we realize that they are a part of dreams started yesterday. Recognizing this helps us get a better hold on our dreams and directions.” — George Benson In the course of our years at Seekonk we have been fortunate enough to have had three outstanding indi- viduals who have given of themselves and their time to help us realize our goals. These three men have been a constant source of guidance for the Class of 1982, and though we realize this is not an adequate way to express our gratitude, we can only say thank you for all that we have gained from your friendship. Thank you, Mr, Kulaga, Mr. Saad, and Mr. Bardsley Table of Contents JAN SYOTRECIANG CN Mha. 5 do G GAG G Oto eae EO GC IE a eee 4 SHOES... o o6-556 Gagebeeh eS ac ee 6 eye hese SVR SAE 45 A aces ee ae 70 IRACWIOY . 50a 0 be One 0° GeaOIRtnO nS o aeaenay Sanna rarer 84 ACUNTIONES 5 4.55 Pees Bee 6 U6 aoe ee eee 102 SOONG, «vw oo yeaa ee Oana Cee eee 124 ANGIS. 6.8 3 Odie 0 6 GREE Oren Mens Ce 160 Ej US qo 4 Mee OED. oe Cee 2. tre = OE ee, T’was an early morning yesterday, I was up before the dawn, And I really enjoyed my stay, but I must be movin’ on. N ee ee ae avid R. Mburn 167 Wheaton Avenue Dawid hey Anelundi 494 Newman Avenue “Dave” Self-employed Carpenter “To be good is noble, but to teach others how to be good is nobler — and less trouble.” Indoor Track (10,11,12); Outdoor Track (11,12); Cross Country (12) WViclow QNpy. Mndvoxxt 3 Taffy Drive “Vics College “you give but little when you give of your possessions, it is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” Football (,16,11, Quad-captain 12); Baseball (9,10,11,co-captain 12); Student Government (9,11); Lettermans Club (10,11,12) LAWN Sinda nfo MAM merida 635 Arcade Avenue “Dawe binskar Fashion Merchandise, Fashion Illustration, Travel Agency ‘‘Dreams sometimes seem to take you so far. But wishin’ on a dream may not always be what it may seem. So if you find yourself in a dream that you seem to need, remember that dreams are future and they always disappear.’’ Hockey Cheerleading (10) Oy: tel a fosefh Antico 156 Briarbrook Drive “Doughboy”, “Disco”, “Tubby Boots’ To be a famous musician and to travel with a band some day. “How many roads must a man walk down before you call him a man? And how many years can a person exist before their allowed to be free?”’, “I'd like to know?”, “Mrs. DE!!’” Concert Band (9,10,11,12); Stage Band (10,11,12); Marching Band (9,10,11,12); Dra- ma Club (10,11,12); Slim Whitman Fan Club (AT) Bere (9); Mixed Choral Ensemble (10,11,12); Fashion Show (11,12); Talent Show (11) Russell a fumes Ball 192 Woodland Avenue 34 Carpenter St. “Wild Bill’, ‘Mr. Bill’ Electronic Engineering, Electrical Draftsman “God is the reason that I am alive, though trials may come I know with him alone I shall survive.” Indoor Track (9,10,11); Outdoor Track (9,10); Football (9,10,11,12); Hoomroom Rep. (10); Mineral Club (10,treasurer 11,12); Intramu- rals (9,10,11,12); Genevieve (10,11,12) : é hd eh ee a! Welanee Rose Baxarsky 50 Colonial Rd. a aie UN ale Legal Secretary and to live life to the fullest “If you love someone set him free, if he comes back to you he is yours, if he doesn’t, he never Chorus (11,12), Color guard (11) Sole: A Ba low 340 Woodland Avenue Pyulip eae n 748 Pine Street APA, RIBS AINE Law, Business, Professional trombone player “One may have a God-given talent, but it is up to that person to make something of it.” Concert Band (9 rep., 10 rep., 11, 12 rep.) Marching Band (9,10,11,12); Student Govern- ment Day (11,12); Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Supper Com- mittee, National Honor Society (11,12); Year- book Staff 70 Border Ave “ALY tie Communications “First you will say goodbye, then turn for the last time and gaze from the window to the winding street below. Behind your smile, the tears will burn.” Concert Band (9,10,11 Secretary, 12 Pres- ident); Pep Band (9,10); Stage Band (12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Literary Editor of Yearbook (12); Spirit Week Committee (10,11,12); Providence Col- lege Pep Band (9); Marching Band (9,10,11,12) Gucille Borges 18 County St. “Lu”, “Borge”, “Borges” Tobe happy and successful all my life. “In friendship there is love, but in love, friendship, never.” 10 Sie Marie Eby: 782 Newman Ave. “Doc”, ‘Lise’, ‘“Lee-Lee” Interior Decorator “When we do wrong, no one forgets; when we do right no one remembers.” 285 Oakhill Ave. “Spike’’ To have lots of money and friends. “Nothing so needs reforming as other peo- ples habits.” Hockey (9,10,11,12) SKoottM. Bosworth 36 Briarbrook Drive (BOZa a DUZ Za To work hard and to have a long and happy life! “If a man does not keep pace with his com- Pa perhaps it is because he hears a dif- erent drummer, let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away.” Cross Country (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Stu- dent Government Planning Committee (11,12); Student Council — Freshman Class Class President; Student Council Representa- tive (10,11,12); Student Council President (12); Student Advisory Committee to the School Committee (9,11,12); Intramurals (9,10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Letter- man’s Club (11,12); Youth Advisor Commit- tee (9,10,12) Michelle Marie Bouffard 92 Coleman St. ““Matchabelli’, ‘“Rochelle”’ Social Worker or Artist “We had joy we had fun we had seasons in the sun; but the stars we could reach were just starfish on the beach.” Cheryl Lynn Bowley Katherine Gibbs School — Executive Mark ve Bowers 36 Willis Ave. To explore new frontiers. “No eternal reward shall forgive us now for Basketball (11,12) “Two persons cannot long be friends if they cannot forgive each other’s little failings.” onor Society (11,12) LYelande Marie Poullon 1762 Fall River Ave. “Yo”, “Bouillon’”’ To acquire more wisdom for the future, to travel, and work as an Air Line Computer Reservationist. “Knowledge learned is insurance towards our future success and happiness.” A.V. Club (9,10); Library Ehib (9,10) Nancy ee Brown 51 Hawthorne Dr. College, work with animals “Do not follow where the path may lead. Go ratheoaee where there is no path and leave a trail. 11 CIE Wer Or 83 Maynard Ave. “Tom” College “Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Football (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Hockey (10,11,12); Independent Study (12) Keith ah Burley 137 Forest Ave. 12 Cele OSpances Biphe 150 Oak Hill Ave. “Chet”, “Ched”, “Bheilwaz” College “You are you, lam I, accept me, reject me, but don’t try to change me.’ Independent Study (12); National Honor Society (11,12) Douglas a Bukeor 110 Ferncliffe Rd. “Uga-Bug-Douga”, ““Buke”’ To go to college and become rich and famous “If your feeling lucky you best not refuse, it’s our game the rules are your own win or um ose. Football (9,12) Robe ot Hueston By HON, fe 59 Border Ave. “Bob” To be successful in the things I do and tolivea Bape life with Teri. “Never shall I forget the days which I spent with you ... continue to be my friend as you will always find me yours.” Football dil, captain 12) Bie Honwy Cahill 105 Ferncliff Road “Hank” Culinary Arts “The world don’t owe me a livin’ but a Lear and a Limo will do.” W. Nelson Football (11,12); Weightlifting Intramurals (10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9); Independent Study (12) Wichad A. Cpe 555 County Street “Carach” To live life to the fullest. “If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you're with.” yee Sp ao, 69 Hawthorne Drive “Jim”, “Jumbo”, “Yimmy”’ Music Education, performance “We can’t all be heroes because someone has to sit on the sidewalk and clap as they go by.” Concert Beng GO, 13). Stage Band (OAL O Ar): Band (9, 10, rt); Fiarehing Band (9, 10 sae LD drum major); Southeastern Mame aes District Orchestra (9,11); Jour- ney Fan (11,12) nY oe yay 383 Olney Street “Joanie” To be successful in whatever I may want to accomplish. “It’s more than just an easy word for a casual goodbye; It’s happier than a greeting and it’s sadder than a sigh. Gilliam or Carden 120 Jacob Street “Bill” Forestry, Business “When you go forth into this crazy, mixed up world you will always have a choice, choose what you want ... and wisely.” Football (9,10); Student Government (Op12); Darate (10,11,12) 13 i Christine Ca vallaro 75 Elm Street | Ghrts ates 2 to be happy and successful in what- ever I do. Football Cheerleader (11,12); Independent Study (12) Sasa CUM Cockayne 20 Linden Road “Coke”, “Snort for Short’ To become a professional in entertainment. And to sing my little heart out. “Now the lines have all been read-you knew them all by heart-now you move toward the door-here it comes the hardest part -try the handle of the road-feeling different-feeling strange-this can never be arranged-as the lights fade from the scene-It’s the famous, final scene.”’ Band (11,12); Chorus (10, vice Pres. 11, pres. 12); Flag Corps (10); Drama (11,12); Student Government Day (11); National Honor Soci- ety (11,12); Talent Show (11); Drama Festival (11) 14 Dan el GP? Cla rth 155 Coyle Drive College Baseball (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track (9,10,12); Football (9); National Honor Society (11,12); Independent Study (12) Sor CUnn Champign Y 87 Harmon Avenue Hairstylist “It seems to me a crime that we should age, these fragile times should never slip us by. A time you never can or shall erase, as friends together watch their childhood fly.” Concert Band (9,10,11,12 secretary); March- me Band’ (9,10, 11,12)2) Perm Bama (9,10,11,12); Stage Band (11,12); Spirit Week Committee (10,11,12); Prom (11,12); Yearbook Staff (12) ommittee Se ven R. Coltoe 400 Ledge Road Football (12) Deborah Marie Francis Md, Conlin wollingwood 30 Stratford Road 118 Dean St. “Deb”, ‘Debbie’, ‘“Debbles”’ College Pep Squad (9); Basketball (10); Football Cheer- leading (11); Fashion Show (11,12); Jr. Prom Committe (11); Senior Prom Committee (12); Independent Study (12). Da wid Ce, CULL of Colleen Marie Connors {O) fae 39 Pa eey a 149 Warren Avenue Da md R. Wee Dave’, Cor Golé 13 Wildflower Drive ee 7 : rete To live a long and happy life, and to fulfill all “Dave” ere is a time for everything. my dreams. to coll d li I lif Cross Country (9); Indoor Track (10,11,12); “If I could save time in a bottle, the first thin Be ‘etball (9, 10, i) peice thie Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12) that I’d like to do, is to save every day ti eternity passes away, just to spend them with you, Steven”; ‘The person who knows how will always have a job, but the person who knows shy will be his boss.”” 15 afer n Costa 100 Stratford Rd. Mechanical Engineer “IT never met a tape deck I didn’t like.” CK Lim COnn Cunningham 112 Sherman Ave. Art ‘... And each day I learn justa little bit more. I don’t know why, but I do know what for. If we're all going somewhere, let’s get there SOON Independent Study (12) 16 41 Fall River Ave. To leave this s chool with hope, understand- ing, and the ability to achieve my future goals. “Faith is the substance of things hoped for; The evidence of things not seen.” Michelle A. Cotton 11 Thurber Ave. Nursin “Friendship is forever, and that is something none can take away.” Volleyball (10,11); Indoor Track (10); Spirit week (10,11,12); Independent Study iD), Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Supper Committee. Grace Warie Danielson 29 Kenyon Dr. “Gray”, “Gracie” Physical Therapist, Travel “Tam and you are you, I was not put on the earth to live up to your expectations and you are not here to live up to mine, but if some- time down the road our path’s should cross, then that’s beautiful. Enjoy it while it exists for in time we shall all move on. Concert Band (9,10,11,12); Marching Band (11,12); Art Club (11,12) Lynne Marie Oe, 102 Forest Avenue Yin Lynna- Social Worker “A task worth doing, and friends worth hav- ing makes life worth living.” Eddie (9,10,11,12) Say Ka Mn nw Duprey 228 Oak Hill Avenue “Sandy”, “San”, “Sam” College, become a computer programmer “If you love someone, let him go, if he comes back to you, he is yours, if Fe doesn’t, he never was.” “It is chance that brothers, but hearts that make friends.” Outdoor Track (11); Flag Sage (9); Indepen- dent Study (12); National (11,12) onor Society : § te 24 Sand Trap Lane oc To be free of all obligations. Marine Biologist “Happiness is the realization that you can’t change reality.” Varsity Swimming (10,11,12); Spanish Honor nae (10,11,12); National Honor Society 112 pfune L. Dubel “Janie” To live life to the fullest, and to be happy “We cannot change yesterday, that is quite clear, nor begin on tomorrow until it is here- so all that is left for you and for me is to make today as sweet as can be.” pfohn A. AL Lis 20 Tompson Drive “Yack” Major in Marine Biology, SAIL “Too low they build whe build beneath the stars.” Swimming (9,10,11 co-captain, 12); Indepen- dent Study (12); Letterman’s Club (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (11,12) 17 60 Back St. “Bob” To do the best I can wherever I am National Honor Society (10,11,12); Spanish Honor Society (11,12) oe Ma vk Heofphen CIGEEE 106 King Phillip Rd. College ‘Too much of everything is just enough.” W. Nelson Baseball (10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9); Stu- dent Government (9,11,12); Letterman’s Club (11,12); Independent Study (12) 18 Mark a foseph Fania 225 Jean Drive “Keep on reaching; nothing is impossible for ee want it you can get it.” ) + Sey Cn Gie rb 223 Ledge Rd. Le@ene lise Child Psychologist ‘In the noisy confusion of life, keep at peace with your soul, with all its shame, drudgery, and broken dreams; it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy.” Spirit Week (9,10,11,12) Junior Prom Commit- tee, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Supper Committee, Independent Study (12) 45 Carpenter St. 510 Fall River Avenue Che wun A Fitin 13 Border Avenue “Zortin”’, ““Rortin’’, ‘“Snortin” Air Force, to live the fullest of life and death “To live free or let die.” Sophen HF. Foren 19 Briarbrook Drive “For”, “Steve-o” To get out of Seekonk for a few years ‘Life is just a game with so many ways to play and all you have to do is choose.” Karate Club (9,11) SALI Hadel Han agan 358 Onley Street Claz! Commercial Art, Spedial Education “T believe that to create one’s own world in any of the arts takes courage.” Field Hockey (9,10,11); Student Government Day (9); Planning Committee (11,12); Spirit Week Committee (10,11,12); Spanish Honor Society (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Independent Study (12); Year- book Staff (12) i P “rd AM. French 12 James Street “Cheech”, “Wrench”, ‘’Frenchie” Radio Broadcasting, Communications — Arts “Working hard to get my fill, everybody wants a thrill, payin’ anything to roll the dice, ee one more time. Some will win, some will ose, some were born to sing the blues. Oh, life goes on, it goes on and on, and on. (Journey) Band (9,10); Stage Band (11,12); Basketball (9,11,12); Baseball (11,12); Student Govern- ment 19 Da oid Ly Gallup: 30 Juniper Rd. “Crazy Lou” Electrical Engineer Football (9); Indoor Track (11,12); Outdoor Track (11,12); Intramurals (9,10,11,12) nn Marte Send: HOM 9 Fay Street “Annie”, ““Anita’’ Fashion Merchandising, One in California, Theatre Arts Basketball (9); Drama Club (9,10); Spirit Week (S10 FAD) Bees Study (12); Out- ) door Track (9,10,1 20 Chery (Ann Sarvolt 91 Bloomfield Street To live my life to the fullest and have the best of times “The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it.’ Decca (10,11,12); Independent Study (12) a fohn we Sfamelin 21 Hawthorne Drive ES Bam To become a lawyer, a politician and to suc- ceed at whatever I do. “Some men look at things that are and ask why, while I dream of things that aren’t and ask why not.” Concert Band (9,10,11,12); Marching Band (10,11,12); Stage Band (11); Cross Country (9,10); Indoor Track (9,11,12); Swim Team (10); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Student Government (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Yearbook Business Editor (12) Brian P Seo vege 755 Ledge Rd. Bria Auto Mechanic ‘Be true to yourself then you can not be false to any man.” Swimming (9,10,11,12) Kristin D. Gillin 125 Marnoch Dr. pINIS4; AsiD College “Life is but a bridge we build to link before and after, and wise the man who builds his eu of faith and love and laughter.” ross Country (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track tol0,Pii2). Outdoor rack (9,10,11,12); Band (9); Student Government Planning Committee (11,12); Class Representative (10,11,12); Student Council (10,11, Secretary, 12 Vice-President); Student Advisory Board (12); Spanish Honor ssa (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12 President); Independent Study (12) pope Warie Gobin 45 Haig Ave. Madison Square Garden, Professional Riding Instructor, Professional Horse Trainer “One of the joys of our lives is having friends and keeping in touch with them.” Deca (10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Class Activities (9,10,11,12); Senior Supper Committee il) al Mccann Marie Silmore 2 Fieldwood Avenue “Alice’’, ““Gily’”, ‘Shortcake’, ‘‘Shorty’”’ To travel; To work with people “There is absolutely no reason for being rushed along with the rush; everybody should be free to go very slow.” Pep Squad (10) (Disc cyiy Rue Film PRP Sie Lynn Gould 19 Forest Ave. 80 Walker St. “Li’ “Lisa” Tee Gila To live a happy life and work with children Business or Culinary Arts “No smile is so beautiful as the one that strug- “There is only one success ... that is to live les eet tears.” our own life in your own way.” eca (11,12) Hoa on Rep. (9); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); GAA (9,10,11,12); Field Hockey (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12) 21 Susan afl Sjrable 12 Benson Ave. “Sue, “Suzi Q.”, “Susanwaz”’ To Succeed in a life full of love and laughter “Love is a rose but you better not pick it, it only grows when itis on the vine, a handful of thorns and you know you've missed it, you lose you love when you say the word mine.” Field Hockey (9,10); Outdoor Track (9,10); Junior Prom Committee, Hoomroom Rep. (10,11); Senior Supper Commi ttee, Senior Prom Committee, Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Art Club (12) Cheryl Ann Gray 168 Jean Drive “Nerdle”’, “Cretto’”’, ‘“Chipmunk’”, ‘Sis’ College; Biochemical Engineer; Medical field. To be happy and successful. 22 Bate A Wichaela Marie Gra vel 51 Holly Drive “Micki” Legal Secretary, Photographer “Toda ester ndoor is the tomorrow I worried about Track (9) ae aa , i 7 WE Bik 167 Woodland Ave. “Lor’ To enjoy life the best I can “Yesterday is gone, but today will always be here, but I will remember the memories of esterday for the rest of my life.” bees (QFIF 12) Sa: Urn Gregotre 635 County St. “Smiley”, “Cosme”, oP, “LRCOZZA “Josie” Nurse To make the world a happier place to live in. “We studied together and Fad some fun, some games we lost some games we won. I'll never forget the moments we’ve shared. I never knew how much I cared. Those years have long been left behind. But the memories will stay with us through time. Field Hockey (9,10, 11°12). So0ttban (9,10,11,12); Intramurals (9,10,11,12); FAA; Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12 ); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Student Govern- ment re 10,11); Homeroom Representa- tive (11,12); Medical Club (11,12); Indepen- dent Study (12) Cam ‘ ; Srancts D. Sima 640 Ledge Rd. “Grimmace”, ‘Grima’, “Blueberry”, “front”, “Hey you” To successfully complete college and be suc- cessful in life “Ambition is mans best friend, without ambi- tion the world would end; Wisdom is as im- portant as ambition and without wisdom the Pen in life seem impossible to conquer!”’ . P. Grima CYnn C. Harrison 31 Rye St. “Annie” “Banana” College “Your friends will know you better in the first minute you meet, than your acquaintances will know you in a thousand years.” Cross Country (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); PACA” (9,10,11;12) RS Soph CUnn PE 22 Woodward Ave. Vora Harnett. To work with children or to be an Excutive Secretary “I have walked alone seeking answers; I have lived alone chasing dreams; I have tried to prove my worth to worthless judges; I have cried my pain in silent screams; I have been sometimes served a touch of kindness; I have wandered in the golden fields of grace; I have been released by honest laughter; I have soared alone above the clouds heads; I have been sought after as a teacher; I have been refused the laurel wreath; I have heard the thunder blast of sunrise; I have watched the final touch of death; I have played the rules set by the master, though often didn’t under- stand the game; I have worn more masks than I can remember; I have been a face without a name and when, like you, I ask the final ques- tions; Who on earth am I supposed to be? I always come full circle to the answer: Me, only me, always me. a fumes Michael Sy anyan 35 Edgemere Drive “Tim” Undecided “And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed.” Football (9,11,12); Hockey (10,11,12); Nation- al Honor Society (11,12); Independent Study (12); Lettermans Club (10,11,12) Cuba) re CLUccox 30 Newman Ave. College Football (9,10); Outdoor Track (11,12) Cross Country (11,12) 23 age ae Fl ee | ‘ e pa ete Mary Clixabelh Hodde 535 Fall River Ave. “Binky”, ‘Mar’ To attend Katharine Gibbs, and be an execu- tive secretary “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.” Fashion Show (10), Danny (11,12) Ro biamn a ferdan 696 Read St. 4 —. Z ep Oe. a ee oa ei , tui Cie, Marie a fedal 296 Central Ave. SEStee PESSeyar ee ne go to college and fullfill all of my goals in ife. “If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you, its yours; if it doesn’t, it never was.” Volleyball seo Captain, 11,12); Softball (9,10); Basketball (9,10); Junior Prom Commit- tee, Spirit Week Committee (9) ia Sephen § Da wd a fen nin Ys Mes Ka mionek 199 Fairway “The water rat’’ To become an architect “The more you put into living, the more you et out of life.” Stephens oys Swim (11,12), Lettermans Club (11,12) 59 Perrin Ave. “Mike’’ To get rich quick Parking lot duty (9,10); Corridor Duty (11,12) Kendrick peo Curt St: “Sandy”, “Sand” Doctor, and to always be naPey “Life itself can’t give you joy unless you reall will it; Life just gives you time and space, it’s up to you to fil it.” Drama Club (9,10); Fashion Show (10); Out- door Track (10,11,12); Indoor Track (12); National Honor Society (11,12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Committee; Independent Study (12); Gymnastics Intramurals (9,10); National Math League (11,12); Medical Club (12) Dy yyy se Kell Y, 13 Maxfield Ave. East Prov. “Rhon”’ Nursing, medical technician “Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today, cuz if you like doing it today you can do it again tomorrow.” Pep Squad (9); Homeroom Representative (16,11,12). Junior Prom Committee; Spirit Week (11) Seekonk Public Library te ae j a ee th Ve yp; Gn n Cha nelakos 19 Bear Hill Rd. “Venet”’ College and a satisfying life “To live is to risk dying. To try at all is to risk failure. But to risk we must because the reatest hazard in life is to risk nothing.”’ asketball (9); Badmitton Intramurals 5 10); Tennis Intramurals (9,10); Softball (10); French Club (10); Spirit Week Committee (10,11,12); National Math League (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica; Student Government; Senior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Independent Study (12); Yearbook Staff (12) Diya ai Ki: niley 63 Cleveland St. “Kingsberry”’ To live life to its fullest, and to enjoy its many fine qualities. ‘There are many here among us who feel that life is but a joke.” “I’m as free as a bird now; and this bird you cannot change!” Football (9); Basketball (9,10,11,12); Co- chairman of the Fire trail Keg Parties PAS: Mar y Lyn n See 32 Thompson Drive “Mary”, “Mare”, ‘“Ramy” To be able to work with animals Volleyball (9,11,12); Cross Country (10) lida Cle oa wll 20 Central Ave. College National Honor Society (11,12); Senior Prom Committee 26 i 7a Pruba Lynn Lauffer 226 Olney St. Forestry, Wildlife management “It’s a long, long road from which there is no return, while we’re on our way to there, why not share?”’ Indoor Track (10); Weight Training (11); Spirit Week Committee (11); Yearbook (Literary co- editor 12); National Honor Society (11,12); Senior Supper Committee (12); Senior Prom Committee (12); Math League (11,12); Inde- pendent Study (12) 48 Grant Street Dishiae [rishad Nursing “A day I have not laughed is a day I have not lived.” Wichad a fohn Secle HC 282 Lake Street “Mike”’ Music, Education, To succeed at whatever I attempt in life, to have many friends. “to do something, no matter how small, to make others happier and better, is the greatest ambition, the most elevating hope, that can inspire a human being.” Concert Band (10,11,12); Stage Band (10,11,12); Marching Band (10,11 squad lead- er, 12); Pep Band (12); Choral Ensemble (11,12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Com- mittee; Outdoor Track (9,10); Indoor Track (9); Mineral Club (9,10,11); Student Govern- ment Day (11,12); National Math Test (9,12); Chess Club (10); Homeroom Representative (11); Independent Study (12); National Honor Society (11,12) illiam Patrick Siowareds 29 Sims Ave. “Bill’ Architectural Engineering ‘In time we spent together many words have passed between and the feelings that we shared are all behind us now.” Cross Country (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Let- termans Club (10,11,12); Student Govt. (9,11,12); Student Government Planning Committee (11,12); Independent Study (12) my C. SEP Yo rth 59 Marnoch Drive “Amer College “The real art of living is beginning where you are; Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Fashion Show (10); Prom Com- mittee (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); G.A.A. (9,10,11,12) Carolyn S. Libby 21 Winterberry Lane “Stewie”, “tilly” Social worker “Happiness is not found in self contempla- tion; it is perceived only when reflected from another, is nothing if not known, and very little if not envied.” Student Govt. (9); Football Cheerleader (10,11,12); Basketball Cheerleader (10,11,12); Student Council Rep. (10,11,12); Student Council (10,11,12); Prom Committee (11,12); aay Week Committee (10, Co-Chairman 11,12); Independent Study (12) Lyn n Glan ene 60 Scott Road Lew , “Legs”, “Lynnie”, “Pynn’ To own my own business an to always have a smile on my face “Finish each day and be done with it, no doubt some blunders and absurdities have crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day and you shall begin it well and serenely.” Field Hockey (9,10,11,12); Basketball (9,10 ); Spring Track (9); Softball (10); Spirit Week ommittee (9,10); Homeroom Rep. (9,10); Student Government Day-Planning Commit- tee (10,11,12); Independent Study (12); G.A.A. (9,10,11,12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; National Honor Society (11,12) Sina Marie Lopes 21 Wesley Street Bina’, “Bean” College “Love and friendship are the greatest things on earth.” Softball (9,10); Basketball (9); Field Hockey (10,11, Co-Captain 12); Outdoor Track (11,12) 27 ba} iat er ey ay Sake 16 Peep Toad Road Carol yn Frances Malt lon 55 Burnsi de Ave. “Carol”, “Lyn”, “Ca”, “Melon-head”, “Mallonett’”, “Fire’’, ‘Love’, ““Lambsie”’ Interior Designer, or to work with animals “Y’'ve had my share of broken dreams, and more than a couple of falls, and in chasing what I thought were moonbeams — I have run into a couple of walls. But in looking back at all the places I’ve been, I’d sure be the first one to say, when I look at myself today, I wouldn’t hate done it any other way.” Deca (10,11,12); Library Club (9,10); Audio Visual (9,10); Fashion Broie (11) 28 Business “Good th SOY, Magee 122 Central Ave. College . ings come in small Packages.” 136 Olney St. “Sue’, susie™ College “Love when you can, cry when you have to, be who must that’s part of the plan. Await your arrival with simple survival and one day we'll all understand.” Basketball (9,10,11,12); National Honor Soci- ety (11,12); Home Room Rep. (9,10,11,12) Kermin Loe Mann ng 40 Donald Lewis Dr. Kerrn’S Ker hee Physical Therapy “To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. Girls Swim Team (9,10,11,12); Girls Tennis Team (9,10,11,12 co-captain); Class Council (9,10); National Honor pociety (11,12); Span- ish Honor Society (11 secretary, 12 treasurer); Independent Study (12) : Kerrie N.Marchand 149 Greenwood Ave. “Kehz? Veterinarian ‘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.” Outdoor Track (9,10,11); Spirit Week Com- mittee (9,10,11,12); Mineral Club (11); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Yearbook Staff Kristen Pulricia Malonis 455 Read St. “Moe” Engineerin “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” Student Council (11 Treasurer,12); Class Council (9 Secretary, 10,11, Vice President 12); Student Government (9,11,12); Math League (9,11,captain 12); Junior Prom Com- mittee (Chairman 10,11); Senior Supper Com- mittee (Chairman 11,12); Senior Prom Com- mittee (Chairman 11,12); Spirit Week Com- mittee (9,10,11,12); National Honor poe) (11,12); Cross Country (9,10,11); Indoor Trac (9,10,11); Girls Tennis Team (9,10,11,12); Ski Club (9); Independent Study (12); G.A.A. (9,10,11); Student Advisory Committee (11,12) Gregory eu Mathias j ? Sophen Marquis 96 Central Ave. a fudith Marie Malt: 1160 Newman Ave. “Tudea”’ Married, farmer’s wife Stars. “There they stand shining in order like a living hymn written in light’, “It is better to nave loved and lost, than never to have loved at all.” 29 eho vee Me Ops -pip] 30 469 Ledge Road To be successful in life “Hold fast today to tomorrow’s dreams for the may slip thru and become yesterday’s wishes.’ Independent Study (12); Basketball (9,10,11,12); Tennis (11); Outdoor Track (10) 507 Taunton Avenue To be an accomplished woodworker ‘The most important thing in life is to do what you believe is right.” Gymnastics Intramurals (9,12); Independent Study (12) Grae x Kent Me add, 20 Ferncliff Road “Wily”, ‘Wolfe’, “Mad Wolf”, “Wild!” To become a mechanical engineer Soccer Intramurals (9,10,11,12); Gymnastics Intramurals (9,11,12); Badmitton Intramurals (9); Weight Training Intramurals (9,10,12) Do 297) Mary Me Oe 67 William Avenue “Derri”’ Nursing ‘And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make.” Independent Study (12) Wvond ‘Y Ruth Me Guy 6 Mary Avenue College, Law, Accounting “To wonder is to begin to understand.” Volleyball (10,11); Class Council Secretary (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12 Secre- tary); National Math League (11,12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior wah Committee; Student Gov- ernment; Spirit Week Committee (11,12); Yearbook Layout Editor (12) Pryor Lyn ne AMON. all Y 49 Willis Avenue “Little Mac’, “Space-shot”’, “Shirley”, “The other half’. College and Al “Here’s to the songs we used to sing and here’s to the times we used to know. It’s hard to hold them in our arms but hard to let them Ox’ eter: (12); Flag Corps (11,12) Bone Of, Medeiros 59 Holly Drive “Bam” Management, government work, College “What's up.” “How are you doing? Karate (9); Track (9) Sfrey M MeNeil 505 Central Avenue ‘Jeff’, “Jethro” College ‘Some people see the things the way they are and ask why. I see things the way they should be and ask why not.” Mineral Club (9); Outdoor Track (10,11,12); Indoor Track (11,12); Football (11,12); Student Council Rep. (12); Independent Study; Stu- dent Govt. (9,11,12); Intramurals (9,10,11,12) ils Liam Wl ausence 253 West Avenue TYlace oe Bill Service “What a long strange trip it’s been, my friend.”’ Football (9,10); Karate (9,10,11); Golf (10); In- dependent Study (12) 59 Holl ‘Yeff’, “s Drive edeiri’”’ 2-year trade school, auto body or auto me- chanics “How come”, “Hay”, “Why” Karate Club (10,11) 31 os ai é a foseph GF. Medieros 190 Arcade Ave. “Big Joe” Auto Mechanic “Today is the first day of the rest of your life.” Karate (11); Weight Teatnine (10,11) afenn ifer Lynn Mellone 63 Fieldwood Ave. Systems es Engineering “No man can be wise on an empty stomach” — George Eliot. Class Treasurer (11,12); Spirit Week Com- mittee; Senior Supper Committee; Yearbook Layout Staff (11 Layout, 12 Editor); French Club President (10); Drama Club (9,10); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Math League (11,12); National Math Test (9,10,11,12); Inde- pendent Study (12) £ 3 Kara Marie 36 Wedgewood Dr. “Wa’’, ““Wonkas” to become a successful Artist “For long you live and high you fly And smiles you'll ive and tears out cry And all you touch and all you see Is what your life will ever be.” Track (9,10); Band (9); Student Council (9,10,11,12); Independent Study; Homeroom Representative (9,10,11,12); Junior Prom Committe e; Senior Prom Committee; Spirit Week Committee; Student Government (9); Art Club (11,12); Swim Team (9,10,11,12); GAA (9,10) AVOS oft pe Mar ‘Y Medeiros 176 Lincoln St. “Ski”, “Chung”, “Joyski’, ‘““Hershell’’ Executive Legal Secretary ‘Time goes on and your life is still there and yeu have to live it. After a while you remem- er the good things more than the bad. Then, Serre the eee silent parts of you fill up with talking and laughter again and the jagged edges of sadness are softened by memories. Concert Band (9,10,11,12); Marching Band (9); Pep Band (9); Football Cheerleader (10,11,12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Deca (10); Spirit Week (10,11,12); Indepen- dent Study; torandenes Intramurals (9) Heidi Marie Mendonca 139 Fieldwood Avenue Computer Systems Analyst, to make my dreams come true. ‘This is the sunset of a beautiful part of the past and the sunrise of a bright new future.” Girls Varsity Swim Team (9,10,11,12); G.A.A. (9,10); Boys’ Varsity Swim Team Manager (10); Intramurals (9,10,11,12); Marching Band (11); Pep Band (11); Flag mate (10,11); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior ae Committee; National Honor Society (daly 2); Reflections 1981 Co-Sports Editor Ray D Messier 76 Barberry Drive “Wad”, Ray” Mechanic, to bathe in cosmic radiation “All we are is Dust in the Wind.” Karate Club (9); Diving Team (9,10) LRPS rd SF Mignacea 86 Miller Drive I'd like to be under the sea in an octopus’ garden in the shade. “Beach”, ‘There is more to life than increasing it’s speed.”’ ““Occa- pnally you meet a person who thinks he is a rock.” Cross Country (9,10); Indoor Track (11,12); Spring Track (11,12); National Honor Socie (11,12); Student Government (11,12); Mat National Honor Society (11,12); Student Gov- ernment (11,12); Math League (11). SO OD. Michelelti 54 Wedgewood Drive “Mice, LUCe, Nurse “Yesterday is already a dream; tomorrow Is only a vision, but today well lived makes ev- ery yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.’ Freshman Class Vice President; Sophomore Class Vice President; Secretary of Student Council (10); Youth Advisory Committee (9,10,11,12); Student Government (9); National Honor Society (11,12); Cross Coun- try Track (9); Outdoor Track (9); Football Cheerleading (10,11,12 Co-captain); Basket- ball Cheerleading (11,12); Junior Prom Com- mittee; Independent Study (12) Kathleen evs Michaud 73 Oakland Avenue Todd Da ud Moline 11 Wilson Street “Moe” Civil Engineer “To whoever much is given, much is also required.” Football (9,10,11,12 captain); Spring Track (9); Indoor Track (10); Weight Training Intrmurals (9,10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12 Treasurer). 33 34 ME Morrison 86 St. Laurent Parkway “Mort” College “Tam not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I Love today.” SET: G Wd, rY 158 Newman Ave. “Sue” Paralegal Assistant “Whatever the struggle continue the climb; It may only be one step to the summit.” Basketball (9); Student Council Representa- tive (9,10); Football Cheerleading (10,11,12 Captain); Basketball Cheerleading (10,11 oneal Youth Advisory Committee (9,10,11,12); National Honor Boaety (11,12); sept Study (12); Spanish Honor Soci- ety (12) Kern Clean Mulhern 80 Leonard Street Professional Horse Trainer-Instructor “A bell is no bell till you ring it; A song is no song till you sing it; and the love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay, cause love isn’t love till you give it away. ii Suxanne nfane Mowry 10 Alta Street “Sue”, “Pinky” To be a commercial artist and involved in the advertising business. “If the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence, then ou didn’t take very good care of yours.” ntramurals (9); Ski Club (9); Pep Squad (co- captain 9); Spirit Week Posters Committee (9,11,12); Cross Country (10,11,12); Outdoor Track (10,11); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Student Government Day (11); G.A.A. (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12) ED Gl eelee Mal vey 52 Briarbrook Drive “Col’’, “Colly-Pooh” College; to live a long and happy life with friends ‘‘As wonderful as school days are — So full of fun and laughter — The best and richest times you'll know will come a few years after ... So close the door behind you now and as you turn away review the dreams and plans ou’ve made and strong and fast today ... Walk proudly as you move along, feel young and strong and free, and let your heart repeat these words “The best is yet to come.” Douglas ©’ Brien 20 Carling Circle Kevin Anthony Olina: 16 Eleanor Drive ene Analyst “Life has given of its best, laughter and weep- ing, labor and rest. Little of good, but lots of fun. Shall I then sigh that all is done? No, not I. Not while the new road has all before my eyes.” Boy's Varsity Swim Team (9,10,11,12 tri- captain); Concert Band (9,10,11,12 treasurer); Stage Band (9,10,11,12); Student Government Day Planning Committee (9,10,12); UN Day pees Committee (9); Spirit Week Com- mittee (9,10,11,12); Junior biomn Committee; Senior Prom Committee; National Math Test (10,11,12); National Math League (11,12); Yearbook Sports Editor (12); National Honor Society (11,12); Hockey Pep Band (11); Basket- ball Pep Band (11); Marching Band (9,10,11 squad leader, 12); Senior me Committee; Letterman’s Club (9,10,11,12) Oey aWane Oliver 523 Miller Street “Shorty” Early childhood education “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.” Hoomroom Representative Alternate (9,10); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (10); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Supper Committee, Indepen- dent Study SE Py: On n OLn 294 County Street “Miss Bean”, “Feather” Business Management — to own and run my own business ‘Success is nothing — without someone you love to share it with ... ’” I hope to find that success and find that someone to share it with. Ski Club (9); Intramurals (9,10); Fashion Show (10,12); Independent Study (12); Spirit Week (12) Delp B. Palmer 51 Marnoch Drive “Pam 35 36 � i) eee Gregory Pud OO yile c Cc 31 King Phillip Dr. “Greg”, “Skully”, “Sku lybombelloid” Mechanic, computer technician “There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to, once you find them.” Deca (10,11,12); Football (9); Christine (11,12) Ca O lyn Py EES 457 County St. “Calte Carol’, | Pinky 22 .Carolyn | To become an art therapist, help people, and be ha “Thin Ae yourself that everyday is your last; the hour to which you do not look forward will come a welcome surprise. As for me, when you want a ee laugh, you will find me in a fine state, fat and sleek a true hog of Epicurus herd” Independent study (12); Mineral Club (10 secretary, 11 president); G.A.A. (9,10,11,12); Cross Country (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week Com- mittee (9,10,11,12); Indoor (9,10); Outdoor (9,10,11,12); Art Club (11,12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee Keith Rarkgurst 35 Baker St. “Stud”, “Prelust”’ “Gonna hitch a ride head for the other side leave this all behind never change my mind gonna sail sun lights another day freedom on my mind carry me away for the last time.” (Boston) Glan my ‘OD pan 34 Fay St. afennifer Marie Pereira 57 Eleanor Dr. Dietician “T shall pass through this world but once. If therefore, there 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.” National Honor Society (11,12); Tae Study ependent Rolin Lyn n DD per 322 Oak Hill Ave. “Rob” College “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (10,11,12); Cross Country (10,11); G.A.A. (9,10,11,12); Independent Study. pfulianne Maria Piguelle 961 County St. “Julie”, “Ju” Nurse (R.N.) “Don’t walk in front of me for I shall not follow; Don’t walk behide me for I shall not lead; just walk beside me and be my friend,” Spirit Week Committee (11,12); Junior Prom ommittee; Senior Prom Committee; Inde- pendent Study (12); Medical Club (12) Man Wayne Peo ld 34 Clara Street “Big Al” “Sword” Aircraft Mechanic, Architect Some people are going to like me and some people aren't, so | might as well be me. Then at least I know that the people who like me, like me.” Mineral Club (10); Sword of Justice (11,12) IL A a fean Prlors 140 Bloomfield Street Sandy, “See-On-Dee” Go to college and study to be a child therapist or something in that field “Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you.” Bill (9,10,11,12etc ... ); g pirit Week (10,11,12) Verena: A. Patt 129 Carpenter St. 37 Raymond 6 fosefohe Pint, Seott R. Pepe VE, 92 Woodland Ave. “Buchwheat”, “Dink’’, “Bucky” 31 Perry Ave. To own my own business. “Ray”, “Jordache’’, “Quincy”, ““Ray-Ray’”, “Gigolo” To go to college and become a successful Accountant “The value of life lies not in the length of days, but in the use we make of them; A man may live long, yet get little from life. Whether you find BS ineetion in life depends not on your tales of years, but on your will.” Mineral Club (9); DECA (10,11,12) Chee Legh Reed: ‘Y eles CHan ODevvigs 144 Metropolitan Park Ave. “Toad”, “Putty”, ““Scoots” To live forever “He who guards his mouth and his tongue keeps himself from troubles.” 38 hae Mexander Pratt 71 Tee Jay Drive “Chet”, “Beast” Chemical Engineering “If any man seeks greatness let him forget reatness and ask for truth ... and he will ind both.” Basketball (9); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); In- door Track (10,11,12); Cross Country (10,11,12); Class President (10,12); Secondary Basic Skills Advisory Committee (10); Student Government Planning Committee (9); National Honor Society (11,12); Yearbook Staff (12); Lunch Advisory Committee (11); and More! 221 Walker Street To live my life to the fullest, and to succeed in whatever I choose to do. “If Ineed a cause for celebration, or a comfort Ican ease my mind, I rely on my imagination, and I dream of an imaginary time.’ DECA (10,11,12); Pep Squad (9) Karon Sey poe Vyolifey, 5 Holly Drive Bhepper 72 j0sea@n. 2, . Punky « To find something that will make me happy for the rest of my life. “If you look for the bad in mankind, you surely will find it.” — Abraham Lincoln. “If there was one thing that I could change in my life, it would be my past.” Girls ey Basketball (11); J.V. (9,10); Con- cert Band (10,11,12); Marching Band (9,10,11,12); Hockey Pep Band (10,11,12); Basketball Pep Band (9,10,11,12); Flag Corps (9); Banner Carrier (10); Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Committee; Spirit Week Committee (10,11,12); Senior Supper Com- mittee; Student Government (9); National Honor Society (11,12); Homeroom Rep. (10,11,12); G.A.A. (9,10,11); Spirit Week Bas- ketball (11); 1981-82 Yearbook Editor-in- Chief; Cooking with Murph (10,11,12) Trace hina Rosenfield 55 Metropolitan Park Avenue “Whitelightening’”’, “Mushy”, ““Anarex”’ Occupational Therapist “Don’t look back — a new day is breakin’ It’s been too long since I felt this way I don’t mind where I get taken The road is callin’ — today is the day.” Spirit Week (9,11); Gymnastic Intramurals (11); French Club (10); National Honor Society (11,12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee Kevin SBP Rose 34 Primrose Drive “Kev” Business Management; Real Estate “And so ay) friends we'll say good night, for time has claimed its prize. But tonight can always last as long as we keep alive the menories of paradise.” Concert Band (9,10,11,12); Marching Band (9,10,11,12); Stage Band (9,11,12); Hockey and Basketball Pep Band (11,12); National Math Test (10); Math League (11,12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12) Te wun Muich aed Rodrigues 193 Jean Drive “Rod” Business Management Hockey (10,11,12); Baseball (9,10,11,12) WMichad oo Ruggeire 66 Mill Road “Mike” Auto Mechanic and Auto Body repair man ‘You only live once, but if you live it right, once is enough.” Football (0,105; Basketball (9); Indoor and out- door Track (11,12) 39 iff GF fy | hay 40 Brenda GF Ryan 45 Tanager Road “Bren”, Fly’ in Ryan Registered Nurse “There's a long road I gotta stay in time with. I gotta keep on chasing that dream, though I may never find it, I’m always just behind it Intramural Tennis (9); Spirit Week (11,12); Drama (11); Girls Basketball (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Senior Prom Com- mittee Cp: tie CH ne Sil: we 109 Dean Street “Neicy Poo” To become a legal secretary and be successful in all I do “Don’t wait for tomorrow for you have today.” Pep Squad (9); Football Cheerleading (10-11, 12); Basketball Cheerleading (10); Senior Prom Committee Lian Sampato 35 Primrose Drive Lr ynn AM. CSacnne 182 Hope St. Undecided “Only your true friends will stay in memory. The other will just fade away into the sunset.” Marching Band (9); Concert Band (9,10,11,12); Pep Band (9,10); Football Cheer- leading (11,12); Basketball Cheerleading (11); Spirit Week Committee (11,12); Senior eg ommittee; Senior Prom Committee; Ski Club (9); Drama Club (9) a fenene Meanie Sil a 23 Summer Drive ‘“Fanenewas”, ‘‘Fanene’”’, ““Ne”’ Hark secretary, to live along and happy e “Be patient don’t give up, sitations change, life changes, new people always come along there’s a great big world out there if you have something to offer someone is bound to find ou.” tndoot Track (9,10); Outdoor Track (9,10); Student Council (9,10,11,12); Class Council (10,11); Independent Study (12); Student Government 11, 12); Spirit Week Commit- tee (9,10 11,12) Michael €. HMaltery 7 Taft Street “Slatts’”, “Splatterbum”’, ‘Splatts’’ 6’2” “The trouble with some eel e is that they won't admit their faults. I’d admit mine — if! had any.” Basketball (9,10,11,12); Student Govt. (11,12); Independent Study (12); Math League (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12) Nebovah A. Soule 10 Division Street “Debbid”, “Smiley” To fullfill all the plans and dreams I have made for my future with Dave “Don’t judge life by what you hear or heard, judge it by what you see and feel, because everyone’s opinion on life is different and ours is the only one that counts.” ashion Show (10); Dave (9,10,11,12) 2 be% leen a fane Soura 551 Fall River Avenue “Big-B’, “Dolly, “Ri Ara Hi-leen’, “Flame” Cosmetology — to help people look better on the outside, and feel better on the inside. “Let life come to me Reaching out all it has in store Let life give all to me What I worked for or that I dream about Let love come with love Free and ever yielding Let love come quietly without fanfare As love should be for two and not one.” Fashion (10); Deca (10,11,12); Make-up Artist (10,11,12) Kimberly a Lynn Cn ne Soares prs, County Street “Slow mo”, “Mother”, ‘Kim’, “Stunard Pettifuccini’, ‘Mac’, ‘“Buddee’”’, ““Nerdle’”’ To be happy and successful, with my own business. “ “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” “Tam not afraid of tommorrow for! have seen yesterday and I love today.” Chorus (9,10,11 President, 12 Vice- President); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11 Chairperson); Marching Band (9,10,11,12); Concert Band (11,12); Mixed Chorus (10,11); Flag Corps (11 Co-Captain); National Honor Society (11,12); Drama Club (9,10,11,12); Play Festival (11); 1981 All Star Cast (11); Yearbook Typist (12); Intramurals (9,10,11,12) oe , , Sie Wichele St Sey yeh 192 Greenfield Street lisapamOadini te To be happy! “Look around and choose your own ground, for long you live and high you fly, and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry, and all you ness and all you see, is all your life will ever ec: Field Hockey (9,10,11, Co-captain 12); Out- door Track (10); G.A.A. (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week (9,10) 41 nfeyce ee CO 17, Sweeney Road aeidaee Ma YY Tankard 39 Chantilly Court “Connie”, ‘‘Radishes” Architectural and Environmental Designer “Don’t part with your illusions. When they are gone, you may still exist, but you have ceased to live.’”” “1,000,000 x 10%’ Swim Team (9,10,11 manager); Chorus (10,11,12); Color Guard (11, co-captain 10,12); Mineral Club (9,10); French (9,10); Junior Prom Committee, Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Fund Raising Committees for the class of ’82; National Honor Society (11,12) 42 Timothy OP 30 Shirwood Drive “Live and let die’ Balan Ronald Da wd Syl wa 14 Haig Avenue “Ron” Success and Happiness “One of the greatest pains to human nature is the at from a new idea.” Art Club (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week Committee (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Sky Club (9) Oy wid A Ta la 808 Ledge Road “Big Test’, ‘“Motorhead”’ To be successful in the work that I choose to do; and to have many good friends. I also hope to be a successful race car driver some day. ‘‘Remember that no one can have too many friends, therefore, when you go out into the world, make as many friends as Pe No one needs enemies.” asketball (9); Indoor Track (10); On Pit-Crew for race car (9,10,11,12) Mark Fuancts Tierney 26 Pamden Lane “).T.”, “Marcus”, “Joe Tiern” Law Enforcement “Laugh when you can, cry if you have to. Be who you must, for it is all a part of the plan.” Football (9,10,11,12) a fumes Veawa 118 Briarbrook Drive WMichaed Christopher Veader 28 Judy Ann Drive “NV .D. , “Mikey”, “Charlie”, ‘‘Queder’’, “Slick”, “Cuties To go to college and to be a successful com- puter operator ‘Life can be a success, but first you must open the doors of your heart by Ee new friends doing new things, seeing new places, yet remembering old friends like Ray, Arleen, ary, and Bruce.” Mineral Club (9); Swim Team (10,11); Deca (10,11,12) a for HW Sro WH bley 889 Newman Avenue “Mad Trom” To travel ‘My friends are not perfect nor am I, we suit each other perfectly.” Football (9,10); Spirit Week (9,10); Weight Training (9,10) Beth Ann Voewa 136 Marnoch Drive “Beth”, ‘‘Rex”, “Bethany”, ‘“Bethwaz’’ Artist, College “Life belongs to the living, and he who lives must be prepared for changes.” Art Club (9); Spirit Week Committee (9,10); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Intramurals (9); Field Hockey (12) 43 Kelly Maura all 109 Olney St. “Wallbanger”’ College; live life to the fullest! “Reach high for the stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep for your dream precedes the goal.” Pep Squad (9); Drama Club (9); Badminton Intramurals (9,10); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11); Junior Prom Committee; National Honor Society (11,12) Daniel BSE Welstencroft 40 Mill Rd. 44 ie a .. | i { Pusclla Cbne Warren 96 Elm St. “Cilla”, ‘““Skill-Baby”, ‘“Bo”’, ‘“Ches”, “Chong”, “Pruitt”, “Buddee”, ‘“Mon’”’ To work with Richard Pryor or Bill Cosby, Stand-up Comedienne, Comedy Writer, Psychology ‘Believing there’s a star for everyone makes it easier to recall that, together for the children of the world, there’s a star smiling for us all.” Concert Band (9,10,11,12); Marching Band (9,10,11, Drum Major 12); Chorus (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track (10,12); Outdoor Track (9,11,12); Basketball (9); Ski Club (9); Student Government Day (9,11); Junior Class President; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Drama Club (9,10,11); Festival ‘81 All Star Cast; Talent Show ’81; Literary Magazine (11); Discusting Quotes Committee (11); Harvard Newsletter (9,10,11,12); Inde- pendent Study; Yearbook Staff 1982; Home- room Representative (9,10); Dante’s Inferno ‘81 Contestant Kathleen A. Wood 371 Olney St. 18 Huntington Dr., Rumford “Ror’, “Rorus” To do all that I do to the best of my ability and to the glory of God. “Trust in the Lord with all thine Feare and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways circ Him, and He shall direct thy path.” Proverbs 3:5-6; Thanks for all the help Momma and Daddy. Swimming (9,10,12); Diving (10,12); Choir (10,12) Nina haven A arelsky 57 Hill Rd. PGs Oclentia samen Poet, interior decoration, Fashion Designer To T.P., J.M.,R.P.,,5.B4%.C. LS.) Mi | “Friendship is the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person, thoughts nor measure words.” ‘There once was a group called The Doors, Who sang in dissent of the | protested as witnesses attested While the leader was dropping his draw- } mores. To youth the ers.”” (Jim Morrison forever) Band (9,10,11,12); Drama (9,10); Outdoor Track (9); | Softball (12); Hockey Cheerleading (10,11,12); Spanish Honor Society (12); Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Committee; Spirit Week Com- | mittee (9,10); G.A.A. (9,10) aving neither to weight | 112 Lauren Drive 437 North Wheaton Avenue “Chuck” “Rick”” To be my own boss “Life is a game and all you have to do is choose.” Houry Boyadjian 250 County Street Ch : So ey 64 West River Street Robert Boyd 29 Gude Street 37 Chestnut Hill Drive 5 Barberry Drive Soe a Voss oy bb thew: 27 French Drive afoln ON. Chin 4 Malone Drv Don Prdro Rodorich College, Pro Hockey “T’ve been walking down this rocky road, torwiiardeAventia wondering where my life is leading; you should know how it feels, my friend.” Hockey (11, 12) 79 Bergeron Street “Beagle” “Lizard King” Richard T. Colticer Toownabar “The future is uncertain the end is always yt 6 Thompson Drive Football (9); Basketball (9,10,11) 632 Lincoln Street The Perfect Seniors; models 1 and 2 Charlies Angels ee Larry, Moe and Curly Andy, the magic dragon Taper! Taper! Disco Donna ‘‘Seniors; I have a very important The Blues Brothers announcement to make!’ 46 Humor him, he thinks he can “John Travolta eat your heart out!”” “You've got ring around the collar!’’ “School food — I’d know it anywhere!” Senior Class Supper Venus deMilo November 9, 1981 47 48 CAnd so CF turn lo memories lo puass the lime away Seoms as it was untouched by time SF can't recall guile all the names She future we saw with our minds Was something of our hearts design Between today and yesterday c ce ee By, tes aes f PP Secered See eae 2 Ny Sa cat COA ty eee 5 oth Vink, rs ERAT SA eee N 4 N N N N N NS N py of can recall those warm summer days. © V5 Lecibior. C CAidld's play. Ded they ship away? Sone forever. Sone fore ver. Sis lo yesterday. From the beginning you ‘ve heen always there, my old froend. Clie until the end of ‘ ae j � lime. Hi GF walk down streets fell of amber leaves, SF sce nothing 's really changed al all. We've fel older now. Hill together, still together afler all these years. Prom the beginning you ‘ue been always there, LL old friend. True until the end of lime. a6 Junior Prom May 22, 1981 The Castle Bristol, Rhode Island “My karate lessons are “I think ... my back just really paying off now!’” went out.” Craig Mace, Heidi Mendonca, Kristen Matonis, Arthur Berriman, Rick Fanara, Susan Grable, Norma Lutz, Rick Cardarelli, Beth Viera, Kevin Moran “Just follow me and play it ‘““‘What do you cool” mean no?! I’m {77 cool 54 “Gee, your hair smells “It’s stuck!” terrific!” -_—— JN “Me and Mrs. Jones.” “And now for dessert!”’ “Watch the Rick and Norma. hands!’”’ 55 Shere are places OF remember all my life, C ous hough some have changed, c C CJome forever, nol for heller Clome have gone and SOME rEmamn c HY these places had their moment | vith lovers and froends ee still can recall | ee are dead and some are living OE my life er we loved them all. 60 johab afeheathh ON gS 1) t . iat } : SUN WS SOA lil dblsa dle SOM 61 September 6, 7978. LID IT) Lear CTE 79) Y's the frst day of ‘school! ... We can sit anywhere we want al lunch... Class elections... DP ANCES. Wo have tive bands now ... What 4a fr rally ? .. BOMB... Bomb the Birds... Who are the birds anyway? Fast place Suvit Week... Hs OK well gel em new year Oa ey DI pohomores, they wont call us My billy then. September Gs, IME Sophomore Lear (Ve 80) Remember there’san O” in sophomore ... Se we didnt gel om this year either... Mayle neat YOUR... Now they call us Ally Ally Seto go MY WING... SF wonder if fulurium is worth anything? (Dyer eae OF hale those movies... Gar wash... my hoes ave wrinkled. Lhe prom 3 gong lo be al the asl OL OP Diary September 8, 1980. Junior Year (80-'81) Everybody has to take History pee Chemistry Wife OF broke a tet tube loday, Cnd.© fuiie to fry for ines S don t have an y money, though. Punk YOCKOKS . We got second frlace Ze Spirit Wieck... Well, ls a lol beller than last place .. PIAT 31... SP couldnt believe those vocabulary words... S bought mY Gown last nigh | . Pordered my lux loday ae Wonderful Fonight... SEAT... better do well, S paid $9.50 for the shupud lest... Cl can't believe we're gong lo be sentors. Soplember I, 1987. SOE Lear (81- yoy) Mh my proofs laken ... Mer al those proses, CY couln leven find one good one. Srdependent Mudy eis: Supper .. Mwas grea! . ve Os God, SAT. 5 agam ae We got the yearbooks loda Y. Class eo Vight Ley during the mote. Class Da ,... C%% gelling near the end. F of OGG Ad Graduation ... fates, Don a cry, we U see each other agam oe hope. XS Z $WUMMMUMM MMM MIM llfltlt WW UMMM WN A Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z g g Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Mag Crise Time, flowing like a river Who knows when we thall meet again . . of ever But time keeps flowing lke a river... lo the sea Goodliye my love, maybe for forever Whe knows when we shall meet again . : . of ever But time keeps flowing like a river ‘On and on, to the sea, lo the sea Till its gone forever, gone forever, gone forever Goodlye my friend, maybe for forever Who knows when we shall meet again | ; . of ever But times heop flowing like a river ‘On and on, to the sea, lo the sea wg Je a are . a teat -e tg eeeean « PPP Pl see! oie: ad com es ely 4 ye yy ss - @ = oo Most Intelligent Jennifer Mellone Mike Slattery Most Likely to Succeed Kris Giblin Jim Handanyan Robin Perron Tom Brown Most Unique Arleen Souza Ray Point Nina Zaretsky Phil Berson 66 Bob Boyd Kerri Manning Jim Viara Most Mischievous Carolyn Mallon Tim Szala Most Fiullible Ann Gendron Jeff McNeil Priscilla Warren Dan Arico 5 Sy Kris Matonis Lynn Lewis Chet Pratt Mike Blanchard Class Props Denise Silva Lisa Cockayne Doug O’Brien Bob Byron 68 A. ' a] Phil Berson Chet Pratt Lisa St. Laurent Scott Morrison John Gamelin Rich Collicci Music Boys’ Outdoor Track Field Hockey Boys’ Basketball Boys’ Indoor Track, Baseball National Honor Society Ann Harrison Jack Ellis Lucia Micheletti Marc Doolittle Robin Perron Girls’ Cross Country Boys’ Swimming Cheerleading Boys’ Swimming Girls’ Indoor Track Sue MacKenzie Brenda Ryan Kevin Oliver Thomas Brown Pat McCloskey Girls’ Basketball Girls’ Basketball Boys’ Swimming Hockey, Football Girls’ Basketball | Todd Moline Michael Blanchard Lisa Gregoire Scott Bosworth Jim Handanyan Kevin Rodriques | Football Hockey Softball Cross Country Hockey Hockey Senior Recognition ; Sixteen Springs and sixteen summers gone now ee {ji nderclassmen Cart wheels turn to car wheels through the town And they tell him, Take your time, it won't be long now — Till you drag your feet to slow the circles down. Row 1, L—R:L. Sampaio, C. Allen, P. Billington, J. Barboza, C. Arrighi, J. LeBeau, J. Murgia, D. Graindage, E. Perry, P. Byron, J. Gamelin, V. Blanchard, C. Head, C. Lambert, D. Goodman, J. Borah, P. Buckley, D. Calore, S. Shaw, M. Heaney, K. Coogan, K. Souza, M. Laverdiere, H. Fecteau, K. Thurber, J. Follett, L. Marquis, D. Guidice, J. Michaud, S. Carlson; Row 6, L — R: M. Benevides, C. Mooney, K. Henson, J. Frizzell, J. Newman, S. Reposa, C. Boucher, T. Collici, J. Wood; Row 2, L Raymond, C. Vandal, D. Martin, M. Varkonyi, T. Sheldon, J. Mendes, C. — R:K. Slattery, K. Willis, T. Costa, D. Begin, J. Enos, L. Mederios, S. Burroughs, R. Gregoire, M. Giblin, E. Cushing, R. Motta, A. Hamlin, N. Baker, S. Motta, D. Lareau, M. Murphy, B. Lunnie, F. Iannuzzi, S. Lima, S. Silva, A. Swepson, P. Benson, P. Whittaker, B. Giblin, A. Louiz, Piquette, H. O’Brien, A. Candeias, C. Tucker, P. Bowen, K. Carpenter, K. V. Almieda; Row 7, L—R:S. Swift, H. Tattersall, R. Bergeron, R. Dietz, E. Bouillon, G. Turcotte, S. Krupowicz, K. Korkuc, J. Oliveira, K. Dufresne, Moore, J. Rishe, J. Strycharz, K. Motoizo, S. Hildred, A. Cavalaro, P. C. Mims; Row 3, L— R: C. Sullivan, S. Treacy, M. Matonis, T. Harrington, Zaretsky, A. Gagnon, P. Smith, M. Umbrite, S. Trentiseaux, B. Onley, P. J. Jennings, C. Marchetti, C. Hayes, R. Sloane, P. Andreozzi, R. Hicks, K. Quigley, D. Swanson, P. Lusignon, M. Gosie, P. Senuick, G. Ross, J. DeBlasie, P. Cotton, S. Reagan, D. Roske, J. Damiani, C. Ramos, K. Blake; Row 8, L—R: K. DelleFemine, M. More, C. Madigan, S. Queenen, Almeida, J. Williams, M. Cipriano, K. Marchetti, L. Silva, S. Poncin, D. A. Dunne, E. Gilbert, K. Keilman, J. Dunne, G. Papson, D. Perry, K. Doro; Row 4, L— R: S. Sincero, K. Mullen, D. Marshall, K. Howard, R. Connors, S. Thomas, J. Marshall, A. Pimental, E. Watson, J. Trenteseaux, Donahue, R. Tavares, J. Ferri, R. Silva, T. Marshall, J. Kingsley, D. J. Tracey, K. Crane, M. Macallister, S. McGovern, T. Lima, M. Given, D. Leclerc, P. Figueiredo, J. Melia, B. O’Connell, D. Ditson, J. Downes, K. Ferreira, M. Studley, M. Lapin, B. Soito, D. Teller, K. Pitts, C. Ransom, J. Drapeau, T. Mowry, C. Eva, K. Johnson, D. Harris, J. Mace, J. Andrews, Reavey, K. Johnson, J. Smith, G. Doones, M. Shears, S. Durado, E. M. Novia; Row 5, L — R: R. Vallencourt, G. Crowley, M. Tortolani, J. Brown, M. Garahan, T. Peck, K. Morin, D. Gilmore, M. Black, J. Carolyn, Harrison, D. Gordon, S. Goula, J. Sizensky, J. Horne, E. Pitassi, R. S. Valley, A. Finizia, S. Nichols, B. Nieuwkoop, C. Grant. Class of 1983 President, Robin Sloane Vice-President, Kelly Henson Secretary, Renee Bergeron T reasurer, John Kinsley Tracey Harrington Mike Benevides Kara Mullen Kim Cragg 163; 74 75 Iaule A astuaq eselny Sly ‘Ioinseoly. Aasuooypy Al1ayS UOSUd]] Us}suy ‘ATe}aIDaSG UI[GID Jeytuue{ enor epuoyY ‘JUEpIselg-II A d}JeSsSeq UI], HyapoydI Uuy “JUSpIserg (ieeXo |b Abel ete |) 76 Row 1, L-R: S. Calore, M. Healey, E. Walther, J. Melia, B. Soares, C. Lima, Medeiros, K. Henson, S. Mooney, S. Whitaker, M. Hendricks, K. Pellerin, K. Costa, J. Fain, B. Marshall, H. Anderson, C. Veader, T. Urcotte, J. T. Walsh, J. Axel. K. Cushing, K. Propateir, S. Thibideau, C. Tweedy, S. MacKenzie, T. Bessette, R. Riley, J. Michaud, P. CinqMars, J. Letourneau, Kalaky, N. Lefevbre, L. McNeil, M. Gallishaw, S. Perez, D. Richards, P. J. Ferriera, T. Reddington, B. Lajoie, K. Nateau, R. Messier; Row 2, L-R: P. Santos, S. Babington; Row 6, L-R: E. Keenan, K. Manning, G. Ferri, P. Maclsaac, G. Furtado, S. Brescia, K. Cordeiro, R. Colicci, S. Codeiro, J. Sasselin, T. Woodhead, R. Goula, K. Kulaga, L. Mathias, L. Mignacca, A. Senuick, P. Marquis, L. Rosboro, D. Monahan, M. Cutamad, B. DeCosta, Michelletti, R. Lorman, M. Turnbull, A. Brown, S. Simmons, B. Hudson, L. Zeuhls, S. Cole, J. Borah, K. Spalding, R. O’Neil, C. Benoit, M. Peace, J. M. Robitaille, P. Jennings, T. Cunningham, K. Pitts, J. Dunne, D. Beal, J. Hanley, C. Ramos, M. Medina; Row 3, L-R: R. Ellis, R. Parkhurst, R. Matts, G. Greene, T. Thurber, G. Mortimer, R. Whitford, K. Rose, M. Tavares, T. Ferri, D. Rogers, B. Retgold, D. Ball, C. Souto, C. Maceda, J. Sheldon, M. Costa, D. Johnson, J. Mallon, T. Wood, W. Fisher, S. Ross, T. Howell, T. Gildea, J. VanWagoner, M. Pereira, L. Pratt, M. Mendes, K. Pennoyer, M. Risky, J. Lanoue, B. Voyer, A. Antonio, R. Vierra, L. Gossier, T. Gagnon, J. Giblin, T. Poisson, S. Shepherd, P. Hartnett, K. Young, A. Muggle, B. Hall; Row 7, L-R: S. D’Amaral, R. Gamelin, S. Howard, K. Labounty; Row 4, L-R: D. Quigley, M. Peters, D. Medeiros, S. Debake, R. Rehvine, R. Dill, B. Britt, K. Lindell, C. Cleary, J. Kazarian, B. Hoyt, A. Mulvey, K. Souza, T. Walsh, L. Mederios, P. Elderkin, P. Elwell, Carter, R. Sizinski, A. Cunia, E. Varia, D. Cohelo, J. Bureney, R. Foeri, R. K. Latier, P. McCarron, M. Mendes, L. Tormay, D. Rebanowitz, L. Con- Harris, R. Ray. yers, V. McDonald, D. Warner, K. Swanson; Row 5, L-R: W. Wilkinson, L. 78 79 Row 1, L-R: D. Gale, G. Senuick, S. Gaucher, C. Merlan, P. Tierney, M. Durant, L. Lima, J. Swepson, M. DaGraca, J. Cartier, H. Kouffer, M. Matlack, C. Gousie, L. Ridolfi, L. Zisserson, D. Harrington, K. Burrows, D. Allen, T. Goodman, S. Collins, C. Young, D. Mello; Row 2, L-R: J. Lavine, D. McNally, Y. Richards, W. Andrade, J. Crowe, W. Howard, G. Frattaruolo, D. Marchetti, P. Given, C. Urquehart, S. Merland, L. Furta- dio, R. Turcotte, S. Pennoyer, P. Whitaker, S. Wahnon, D. Sellers, N. Laliberte, A. Hildred, M. DeSousa; Row 3, L-R: R. Dean, K. Lewis, L. Eva, D. Whitford, S. Fontaine, T. Cosgrove, J. Bigotti, J. Santos, M. Marshal, J. Souza, K. Tokmakian, J. Olin, C. Nunes, K. Carpenter, D. Kurtz, N. Travers, T. A. Mace, C. Candeias, D. Testa, P. Pine, P. Bazarsky, S. Arms; Row 4, L-R: L. Shallcross, P. Gobin, W. Callahan, T. Parmentier, B. Woodside, A. Khan, J. Burroughs, S. Navega, T. Duquette, T. Harvey, J. Careiolo, J. Humphrey, G. Piquette, T. Grima, M. Masuck, J. Mansolillo, T. Bergeron, M. Lescault, M. Goudreau; Row 5, L-R: S. Carney, L. Carter, visitor J. Kanelakos, M. Lozeau, J. Ghiorse, J. Rapoza, S. Medeiros, G. Allen, J. Mayo, M. Sizensky, D. Nelson, K. Elderkin, K. Veader, L. Costa, 80 K. McManus, J. DeSilva, S. Sturtevant, P. Jennings, S. O’Neal, K. Zuehls, E. Harris, B. Godfrey; Row 6, L-R: S. Veader, T. Benivides, J. Caruso, D. Pearson, K. Ormonde, D. Johnson, M. Perreault, A. Grocott, F. Whelan, J. Medina, J. Woschenko, R. Boldt, P. Naughton, G. Geoffroy, M. McCul- lagh, R. LePage, A. Thomas, D. Nelson; Row 7, L-R: R. Harvey, B. Perry, M. Gravel, E. Wood, J. Tanner, L. Millar, S. Skavron, B. Vierra, J. Briggs, C. Gilson, L. Lusignan, C. Sullivan, S. Medeiros, C. Pacheco, A. Tweedly, L. Mignon, M. DaChuna, E. Ericson, A. Roldan, L. Friedlander, J. Sousa, L. Benevides, T. Curtis; Row 8, L-R: M. Drapeau, T. Holmes, E. L. Heineux, K. Marn, S. Willis, T. Roe, K. Doolittle, K. Dolan, M. Bingham, J. Devine, M. Johnson, E. Mulhearn, K. Almeida, K. Montiro, J. Riley, S. Felix, K. Rose, B. Provazza, P. Peck, S. Medeiros; Row 9, L-R: S. Martin, T. Woodhead, M. Maceda, L. Gray, G. Tenrreiro, T. Gaucher, B. Taylor, U. Melanson, B. Morrison, M. Bizier, C. Lambert, J. Dantas, D. Pion, K. Tucker, J. Rieske, W. Colicci, M. Westfield, T. Doolittle, A. Frizzel, D. Perry, D. Szala, B. Gardiner, S. Pacheco, K. Propatier, R. Maddigan. Class of 1985 President, George Piquette Vice-President, Wendy Howard Secretary, Brenda Morrison Treasurer, Mike Marshall Tony Grima Paula Whitaker Deborah Allen Kim Burroughs 81 82 83 Teach your children well, their father’s hell will slowly go by, and feed them on your dreams, the one they pick, the one you'll go by. Teach your children ... I rt [ ‘a | wT . Mr. Richard Dias Dr. Peter Andreozzi Mr. Kenneth Sheehan Principal Vice Principal Dean of Students Mr. Francis Gallishaw Mr. Valmore LaFontaine Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent School Committee P. Hodge, C. Waller, R. Young, D. Howell, R. Duffel 86 y he Edward Bucacci, B.A., M.A. Foreign Language English French I, IA, French IIA, English 9-2 Justus Anderson, B.S., M.A., C.A.G.S., Ed.D. Guidance Department Chairman Independent Study, Student Council Advisor Robert Burke, M.N.S.N., B. ed. Mathematics Pre Calculus, Algebra II, Algebra I-C Alan Bardsley, B.S. Science General Physics, Unified Science, College Physics, En- riched College Physics, Class of 1982 Tri-Advisor William Butler, B.A., M.A.T., C.A.G.S. Mathematics Algebra IIA, Review College Math, Geometry B 87 Joyce Christiansen, B.S. Business Typing II, Personal Typing I, Business Math James Callahan, B.A. Social Studies Department Chairman U.S. History B, Comparative Government, American Government, Driver’s Education Carol Coelho, B.A., M.A.T. English Department Chairman English 12-2, Advanced Placement English, English 9-3, Cheerleading Advisor Margaret Cassels, B.S., M.A.T. Business Personal Typing I, Office Practice, Recordkeeping, Typ- ing I Ronald Colangelo, B.S. Physical Education Weight Training Coach 88 4 A OL Norman Corriveau, B.A., M.A. Dorothy Di Orio, A.B., M.S., ae Science Librarian Unified Science, General Physics, Enriched College Audio Visual Library Club Chemistry Nancy Dobie, B.S., | Douglas Crellin, B.S., Physical education Vocational Impact Program Denise De Caporale, B.S. Bruce Downing, B.F.A., Music Department Chairman Industrial Arts Marching Band, Stage Band, Concert Band, Chorus, Advanced projects, Technical drawing I, Technical draw- eyboard I and II, Guitar I and II ing II 89 Bruce Ellis, B.A., M.A. English English 9-1, 10-3, 9-3 Virginia Gizzi, B.S., M.S: Guidance Peter Emond, B.A. Vocational Impact Project Alfred Goodwin, B.A. Science Robert Frazer, B.A. Unified Science X, Environmental Science, College Biolo- Health gy, Indoor Outdoor Track Assistant Coach Current Health Issues I and II 90 Dale Hayden Vocational Impact Program John Hanley, M.A.T. Science Department Chairman Science IX, General Biology, Advance Biology Angela Heaton, B.A., M.A. English English 12-3, 10-1 Robert Hartley, B.S., M.A. Foreign pec raaes Department C airman | Spanish II-B, Spanish III, Spanish II-A, Spanish I-B, Donald Hulme, B.A., Nat Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica Advisor, Class of 1985 Industrial Arts Department Chairman BA dvisor Metals Wood, Advanced Wood, Wood I, Drafting, Basic Electricity | 91 Gloria Isles, M.Ed. Mathematics Algebra II-B, Geometry A, Math II Gregory Hutton, B.S. Science College Biology, Unified Science, Marine Science, Miner- al Club Advisor Helen Keough, A.B. Home Economics Department Chairman Advance Clothing, Clothing, Foods, Exploring Home Economics, Class of 1984 Co-Advisor Carlos Isidoro, B.A. Foreign Language French III-A, French III-B, French II-B James Kinder, B.Ed., M.A.T. English English 11-2, Retail Merchandising, 11-3 O2 Robert Kulaga, B.Ed. English English 9-2, 10-3, 10-2, Girls’ Basketball, Golf Coach, Class of 1982 Tri-Advisor Paul. Mandeville, B.S., M.S. Physical Education Joanne Lacy, B.A., M.A.T. Foreign Language French II-A, French II-B, French IV, French I-B, French V, Class of 1985 Co-Advisor Omer Leclerc, B.A., M.Ed. Ellis Mayers Social Studies Athletic Director Advanced Life Saving, Racing Fundamentals erga Government, History A, Social Mini, His- Techniques of Water Polo, Senior Testing, Boy’s and tory B, Class of 1983 Advisor Girl’s Swim Coach 93 Francis Mooney, B.A. Social Studies World History, Economics A, History of Seekonk, His- tory A, Boys’ Girls’ Cross Country oach, Boys’ Girls’ Indoor Track Coach, Boys’ Girls Outdoor Track Coach, Student Government Day Advisor Stephen Murphy, B.A., M.A. English Art Junior Honors English, English 12-2, Art I, Reflections Advisor | Marilyn Mooney, B.S. Business Department Chairman Accounting II, Shorthand I, Transcription, Secretarial Office Practice, Shorthand II « John Murphy, B.S., M.Ed. Frederick Nelson, B.A. Mathematics English Geometry C, Algebra I-C, Algebra I-A English 11-2, English 7-1, English 7-3 94 We | | i [| ii Herbert Normandin, B.S. Irene Partington, B.S., M.Ed. Industrial Arts Social Studies Business Power Mechanics I, Basic Electricity American Government, Data Processing, Economics B. Richard Novack, B.S., M.Ed. Distributive Education Retail Merchandising II, Retailing I, Exploring Retail Robert Perrault, B.A., M.Ed. Merchandising, Projects, DECA Club Advisor Guidance oe ee Jane Pacheco, B.S. Cathy Perry Rebound Special Needs 95 Thomas Ridolfi, B.A., M.S.T., Science Unified Science I, College Biology, Assistant Football Coach, Baseball Coach fe Jose he Reis, B.S., M.A. ndustrial Arts Metals Wood, Advance Metals, Metals, Home Construc- tion Michalene Rollins, B.S., M.S., Special Needs x ? vi , bgt _ id i Ronald Ridolfi, B.A., Sports Social Studies ; nited States History A, Advanced Placement History, ) ; . Comparitive Government, Football Coach, Boys’ Terrie David Saad, A.A.B.S., M.A.E., Art Department Arts and Crafts, Advanced Painting, Art II, Drawing Painting, Advanced Projects, General Art, Commercial Art, Form and Construction, Class of 1982 Tri-Advisor, Art Club 96 Sandra Sypek, B.A., M.A.T. Business Social Studies Accounting I, Business Law Advanced Placement History, Comparative Govern- ment, Behavioral Science Thomas Sullivan, B.A., M.A. Mathematics Department Chairman John Walton, A.B., M.A. Calculus I, I, Algebra I-B, Math I, Early Enrollment En Se eoreien Language Program-Coordinator English 11-1, 11-2, 9-3, Latin I, I stl, Stuart Weintraub, B.S., M.Ed. Science General Chemistry, Science IX, Unified Science Nancy Surprenant, B.A., M.Ed. Reading 74 Jeanne Velardo, B.S. Home Economics Nancy Wolfe, RN., B.S. Advanced Foods, Foods, Exploring Home Economics, School Nurse, High School Bloodmobile Coordinator Child Development i SOS, ANE ene itt Marjorie Woodhams, B.S. Home Economics Cheryl Wilson, B.A., M.A.T. Clothing, Sophomore Home Economics, Foods, Class of 194 Mathematics 1984 Co-Advisor Finite Math, Math I, Geometry B, Cheerleading Co- Advisor Sally Wing, B.A. English English 12-1, English 10-2, English 10-3, Indoor Track, Stephen Wujick Assistant Coach, Girls’ Outdoor Track Coach Science Enriched Col. Chem., Col. Chem., Col. Physics 98 “rarad ee ‘ as te i . ety Oe Mrs. Lima Mrs. Kandarian Mrs. Hopkins ZN Mrs. Brackett Mrs. Gonsalves Kitchen Help Miss Deborah Walek 99 “Do you still need to use the “I’m not going in that water!’’ book?” Observing and recording for lab reports. Just hanging around. “No, only I can sit on desks.” “Now to get myself organized.” “Bend and stretch.” 100 “Suck in that gut!’’ “Hi there.” eer en svumascoul Is it really that interesting? What kind of book are you hiding, “Do you guys REALLY want to talk about English Mr. Walton? today?” Mrs. Christiansen teaches Bored, Karen? Omer gets tough. “Would you believe my hieroglyphics. hand is stuck?’ 101 We cannot tell the precise moment when friendship is formed. As in filling a vessel drop by drop, there is at last a drop which makes it run over; so ina series of kindness there is at last one which makes the heart run over. anon cert ie, wy K. Burrows, P. Whitaker, D. Allen, M. Marshall, B. Morrison, W. Ho- T. Bessette, J. Giblin, C. Maceda, S. Mooney, D. Warner, K. Henson, K. ward, G. Piquette. Kulaga, R. Gould. M. Benevides, K. Cragg, T. Harrington, K. Mullen, R. Bergeron, K. S. Bosworth, C. Libby, J. McNeil, K. Giblin, J. Mellone, K. Matonis, C. Henson, R. Sloane. Pratt. : ep Student Council 1981-1982 School Councils 104 Row 1, LtoR: G. Mortimer, D. Warner, L. Lima, N. Lima, P. Warren, K. Rose, J. Calverley, M. Leclerc; Row 2:J. Mansolillo, L. Saccone, R. Gamelin, M. Masuck, J. Vanwagoner, T. Mace, J. Humphrey, S. Hoyt, D. Testa, P. Byron, C. Allen, J. Gamelin, L. Champigny, C. Candeias, C. Pacheco, L. Costa, P. Jennings; Row 3: C. Burroughs, J. Melia, J. Ferreira, J. Lavine, B. Whitney, K. Gossler, S. Shepherd, P. Berson, L. Cockayne, P. Saisselin, L. Medeiros, K. Oliver, S. O’Neill, K. Cushing; Row 4: A. Grima, K. Soares, C. Arrighi, G. Danielson, C. Ramos, N. Zaretsky, J. Medeiros, L. Blake, D. Medeiros, K. Robbins, H. Anderson; Row 5: R. Harvey, J. Tierney, M. Keenan, B. Perry, M. Goudreau, G. Piquette, J. Downs, T. Urquhart, R. Hudson, S. Simmons, T. Gildea, G. Tenrreiro, L. Papino, J. Gamelin, R. Lebeau, S. Medeiros, E. Cushing, P. Figueiredo, J. Murgia. Row 1, L to R: J. Downs, M. Leclerc, P. Smith, P. Berson, L. Cockayne, L. Champigny, K. Rose, J. Calverley; Row 2: J. Melia, P. Cinq-Mars, E. Cushing, R. Lebeau, R. Gamelin, J. Murgia, J. Bigotti; Row 3: C. Benoit, P. Buckley, P. French, T. Gagnon, R. Hudson, B. Baldani, R. O’Neill. Row 1, L to R: L. Pardini, K. Almeida, W. Howard, C. Gray, N. Travers, S. Thibodeau, C. Gousie, C. Tokmakian; Row 2: L. Friedlander, C. Tweedly, C. Tankard, L. Gray, J. Swepson, L. Cockayne, K. DeBlasio; Row 3: D. Arico, K. Tucker, K. Soares, D. McNally, M. Keenan, V. Bazarsky, P. Santos, S. Babington, P. Warren, T. Bessette. The Music Department 105 National Honor Society Row 1: C. Gray, C. Bowley, S. Mowry, J. Mellone, P. Lauffer, T. Rosenfield, T. Moline, C. Pratt; Row 2: C. Tankard, A. Longworth, L. Flanagan, K. Matonis, K. Giblin, K. Manning, C. Libby, L. Michelletti, s. Mulry, H. Mendonca, R. Mignacca, C. Levit; Row 3: B. Ryan, K. Soares, R. Silvia, M. Slattery, K. Rose, J. Gamelin, S. Kendric, V. Kanelocus, K. Wall, W. McGuy; Row 4: R. Byron, D. Gilmore, S. McKenzie, L. Lewis, M. Doolittle, J. Cahill, M. Farriera, K. Oliver, K. Robbins, M. Leclero, J. Periera, S. Burke, S. Duprey. Mr. Gallishaw Words of Wisdom ‘I just love my new shoes!”’ Possessed “Ah ha, she’s got the exploding candle!” “Ts all this really necessary?” “Fast, they’re taking Ma our picture!’’ 106 Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica Row 1: R. Bergeron, M. Doolittle, L. Flanagan, K. Giblin, K. Manning; Row 2: J. Mellone, J. Hanlon, R. Dietz, C. Sullivan, G. Turcotte Que pasa? Golly Gee The Spanish Honor Society Singers Cornelia “I feel sick!” Whistle while you Intensity personified ‘“There’s a gypsy moth on my arm!” “I’m so happy I could cry!” work 107 Drama Productions 1981 The hanging judge. Waiting for her Whistler’s Mother Ah! Peace and Tran- | Wow! These sox do give an all handsome prince. quility! day massage! The new fashion from Paris. Ah-choo! Marcia, your eyes ... your lips ... your couch! Marcia’s H,0 magnum. Lord, give me strength! The reverse of sleeping beauty. Cleopatra goes disco. 108 Talent Show 1981 5, y Gogh - “Td like to teach the world to sing ... ” “'T give that act a seven.” See what drinking does to your eyes. a “Please get this piano cover off my ‘And here, in the center ring ... ” How does the microphone taste? fingers!” Another Nadia? Jam session Slim Whitman 109 Row 1 L-R: Lizbeth Flanagan, Carolyn Pennoyer, Kristin Giblin, Rhonda Kelley, Dana Oliver, Lisa Cocayne, Debbie Collingwood, Patricia McKloskey; Row 2: Kristin Matonis, Kerri Manning, Susan Mulrey, Lucia Micheletti, Laurie Blake, Lisa Everett, Sandy Duprey; Row 3: Joe Independent Study bay ¥ eas : PPE teh, Rit ol ae rs : Fitzgibbon, Scott Bosworth, Ray Messier, Jim Calverly, John Gamelin, Lynn Lewis, Paula Lauffer, Jennifer Mellone; Dan Arico Laurie Blake Mike Blanchard Bridge Mental Health Martin School Police Department Paula Laugger Kerri Manning Jennifer Mellone Pover Animal Hospital Goodstart Process Automation-Corperation Scott Bosworth Caratunk Wildlife Refuge Ray Messier Bridge Mental Health James Calverly Martin Elementary School Lucia Micheletti Sturdy Memorial Hospital Bill Carden Caratunk Wildlife Refuge Susan Mulry Goodstart Christine Cavallaro Goodstart Pat McCloskey Giant Steps, Inc. (Nursery School) Lisa Cocayne Trinity Square William McNally Caratunk Wildlife Refuge Deborah Collingwood Goodstart Derrith McDade Sturdy Memorial Hospital Jane Deubel Marc Doolittle Sandra Duprey Lisa Everett Mark Ferriera Joe Fitzgibbon Lizbeth Flanagan John Gamelin Kristin Giblin Lisa Gregoire Veneta Kanelakes Rhonda Kelley Sandra Kendrick Mary Lamoth 110 Rhode Island Hospital Roger Williams Hospital, Cancer Research Goodstart Goodstart Bridge Program Caratunk Wildlife Refuge Goodstart Project on History of Seekonk Rhode Island Hospital Goodstart Rhode Island Legal Association Rhode Island Hosptial Rhode Island Hospital Pover Animal Hospital Heather Olin Dana Oliver Carolyn Pennoyer Julie Piquette Michael Slattery Priscilla Warren James Cahill James Handanyan Kris Matonis Robin Perron Colleen Mulvey Jennifer Periera Sue Mowry RI Legal Association Giant Steps, Inc. (Nursery School) Rhode Island Hospital Rhode Island Hospital Truesdale Veterinary Clinic Trinity Square Theater Bridge Mental Health Bridge Mental Health Caputo-Wick Engineering Giant Step Nursery Sturdy Memorial Hospital Seekonk Food Service Sports Banquets Good work, Jennifer. You have to be coordinated The new Rockettes “If only I can keep from sneezing’ What's going on down there? Vic admires his trophy A happy Fish ‘Is this all I get?” “No, it’s mine!”’ “Oh, you shouldn’t have” 111 ) Fe A little heavy, Sue? “We never have any fun” You vill vin de game! Give me an ‘‘Imagine ... Homecoming “These pom- “T just can’t look” fe Queen” poms tickle my nose.” Ready for a rumble We're pals Friday Oct. 23, 1981 — The rally was today and Chris Cavalaro was elected homecoming queen for 1982. Junior, Francine Ianuzzi, Sophomore, Gina Ferri, and Freshmen, Gina Frataroulo were chosen as her court. Although it was an all-sport rally, football was the high- light of the afternoon. If we win tomorrow, we'll be in second place. If we lose we'll be no place. Seekonk’s Royalty 112 no SMOKING eal “We wear short shorts.” Swing your partner ... Jim is stunned Mr. America finalists Do the Hokey Dennis’ first time Pokey “T wonder if I can fake this one?” “Ohh myy Gawd!” Saturday Oct. 24, 1981 — Our Warriors defeated Coyle Cassidy 29-6. Even though the game was sort of “one- sided’, it was still great to win. The homecoming dance had to be the best part of the weekend. The D.J. from W.A.A.F. rocked the school and made it one of the best dances of the year. Allin all, Homecoming weekend was . a blast! - “Oh Lord, it’s hard to be “Lets not be childish, Jody.” humble” ey oie 9 113 o aa THE UNDERCLASSMEN WILL BE DAZED CONFUSED NHEN WE RAMBLE On 3 A dj , � | AX Put your left foot in. Who says? “Oh what a feeling!’ Watch your hands, Gary! Dancing Shoes “Get out of here!” or Fly, Be Free! Seekonk’s Finest Hut-two-three-four. Are wha 4 forgot to shave tid morning.” 114 “We must stop meeting like “Will it ever hatch?”’ this.”” Spirit Week 1981 Having a facial? A Smurfette maNO; cits) my ball!” “It’s coming this way!” Miss America Contest “Lose something, “Oh well Mr. Leclerc, they won again.” Celeste?” ii Scott puts every muscle and Goose on the loose. Seekonk’s answer to classical “Later, punk!” sinew into this competition. ballet. T.B. Hulks out. Look at Pinky move! When will they stop show- ay. ing off? si “Gees, these office secre- | Put on a happy face. A new tribe Welll ... maybe next year. taries are tough.” Juniors — First Place Seniors — Second Place Freshmen — Tied Sophomores “T’I1 wait.” The Ridolfi Rocketts 116 The epitome of con- ‘When occasional “I gotta get this juust Private Benjamin “Holy @ !” centration. irregularity troubles right.” mej) Users a a uw Sophomore Spirit “They’re so juvenile.” “Look at the colors man.” The Andreozzi girls that Doc “T can play that too.” never talks about. “Get away from me.” Gettin’ down with Doug and “There’s no place like home ... “Come up and see me sometime, ” Scott. There’s no place like home .. . Big Boy.” 117 118 Row 1, Lto R: P. Kirkman, D. Monaghan, A. Sunday, J. Ormande, A. Pickett, B. Perry, B. Doonan, M. Rennick, V. Macedo, D. Mello, J. Souza, A. Cimino. Ye Olde Seekonk Plantations Row 1, L to R: S. Pennoyer, C. Pennoyer, B. Berg, G. Turcotte, D. Ditson; Row 2: D. Gale, S. Wahnon, S. Krupowicz, J. Williams; Row 3: J. Mace, R. Sylvia, K. Korkuc, D. Johnson. Mineral Club Sh B'S ed ) : } lease Place Pistachios snells (R waste Dask ar we Wil bx forced t to sell them anu 4 NUTINI L to R: M. Veader, L. Grady, R. Point, L. Gould, L. Borges, C. Mallon, A. Souza, Mr. Novak. Deca Club Row 1, Lto R: S. Mowry, S. Grable, K. Medeiros, L. Lewis; Row 2: G. Danielson, C. Pennoyer, G. Geoffroy, M. Bouffard, K. Cunningham, F. Grima, T. Lima, M. Medina, R. Sylvia. Art Club 119 | ‘I got a good sale on Reynolds Class Clowns Hang over, Dave? Wrap” : 7g ‘We just went on a shop- “Yl get you, and your little dog too!” “Whoa boy!”’ ping spree.” 120 © ot oe: o ®s ° 6. � a 2 ° ° 3 : : ® gee , e . J s “Your place or mine?” Beauties and the Beast 18 hour chains? 121 Yearbook 1982 Row 1 L-R: Kevin Oliver, Laurie Blake, Wendy McGuy, Michael LeClerc; Row 2: Lisa Everett, Jennifer Mellone, Paula Lauffer, Lizbeth Flanagan, Lori Champigny, Heidi Mendonca, Priscilla Warren, Karen Robbins, Patricia McKloskey, John Gamelin, Chet Pratt, Eric Moore, Gary Geoffroy. Wave bye-bye The yearbook staff hard at work “Are you serious”? 122 You've got the blurrs. “Because I’m worth it.” “I think I made a boo-boo.” AWOLing Yearbook? Another exciting day at yearbook. “She doesn’t appreciate my sense of humor.” Talking business. The blurrs are contagious. “Oh, gross!’’ 123 For when the one Great Scoree comes to write against your name, he writes not that you | won or lost, but how you played the game. LAB E “I’ve told you girls once already) ‘““Swimming is so re 177 freshing rN . Mege Row 1:S. McGovern, K. Cushing, K. Duncan, S. O’Neill, J. Raymond. Row 2: Coach E. Mayers, K. Henson, C. Souto, K. Manning, T. Costa. Row 3: K. Henson, C. Fischer. water? Girls’ Swim Seekonk 29 Durfee ae Seekonk 78 Attleboro 88 Seekonk 44 Dover 38 Seekonk 106 Middleboro 53 Seekonk 66 Stoughton iy Seekonk 55 Ursuline 21 Seekonk 103 New Bedford 69 ‘a Seekonk 72 Randolph oF fe Seekonk 104 Westwood 67 di Seekonk 11 Canton 0 i °c % ® gies “Does anyone have some REAL “Oh good, he’s taking my food for her?” picture!!”” 126 Swimmers Shatter Records The Girls’ Swim team dis- played their finest season this fall, with four members estab- lishing positions on the Boston Globe All-Scholastic Team. Among these swimmers were Jennifer Raymond, Sara McGovern, Kris Henson, and Chris Fischer, each of whom re- ceived citations from the State House. Seven school records were also attained in the various duel Gliding through the water meets, as well as in the South Sectional Meet. In the Ran- dolph Meet, Kristen Henson set a record of 2:02.55 in the two hundred freestyle. In the Stoughton Meet, Sara McGovern swam to a record of 25.58 seconds in the 50 yard freestyle. The remainder of the records were set at the South Sectional Meet. The 200 yd. Medley Re- lay of Jennifer Raymond, Kelly “Yl pretend to ignore the goggles in the NOSG am Henson, Sara McGovern, and Kris Henson established a re- cord of 1:57.94. The other re- cords were: Sara McGovern, 100 Freestyle, 54.42; Jennifer Raymond, 400 yd. freestyle re- lay, 3:45.81. The outlook for the girls is extremely promising, with all members returning next season. “This cap is just too tight’ we ee = se 5 a “But, Aren’t you having “I'll get him —I just won’t fun?” swim” Successful Championship Season The Girls’ and Boys’ Cross Country teams were extremely successful this season, each attaining a perfect record. The boys established a record of 10- 0, whereas the girls had an 11-0 record. The girls flawless record has helped them to achieve forty- six consecutive wins in duel meets. The team also did well in championship meets this sea- son. They placed second in the O.L.P. Meet and in the Catholic Memorial Invitational. First places were attained in the Seekonk Invitational Meet and the League Meet. In the State Sectional Meet, the girls came together to take a sixth place. The Boys had an equally suc- cessful championship season. The Warriors ran to second place finishes in the Seekonk Invitational Meet and in the Catholic Memorial Invitational. First places were taken in the remainder of their Cham- pionship Meets: The O.L.P. Meet, the League Meet, and the State Sectional Meet. wu hh NG ; Determination Takin’ it easy Anticipation Carolyn sets the pace a - Boys os Seekonk 26;18 Attleboro 29;37 Me Seekonk 17;15 Taunton 39;50 i Seekonk 18;17 Durfee 39700 Seekonk 20;22 Bishop Feehan 35,33 Seekonk 23;21 Somerset 30335 A coaches’ consultation Girls Seekonk 15;15 Attleboro 48;50 Seekonk 15;15 Taunton 50;50 Seekonk 17;17 Bishop Geehan 42;45 Seekonk 15;15 Somerset 49:46 Seekonk 15;15 Bishop Connolly 50;50 Seekonk 21 Durfee au Amazed and confused “IT k now I’m cute!” a7 ee Row 1: A. Harrison, E. Pratt, C. Pennoyer, K. Gossler, M. Goodhead, P. Jennings, Row 2: S. Hoyt, K. Giblin, S. Sincero, K. Mullen, K. Drapeau, J. Giblin, L. Shallcross. Row 1: M. Perrault, R. Ellis, M. Gravel, S. Medieros. Row 2:J. Ghiorse, B. Marshall, D. Martin, C. Vandal, S. Pennoyer, M. Umbright, B. Perry, D. Quigley. Row 3: L. Gouveia, B. Giblin, J. Harrison, G. Crowley, D. Gordon, S. Ghoula, A. Hiccox, M. Varkonyi, T. Corbitt, P. Naughton, C. Pratt, S. Bosworth, Mr. F. Mooney. 129 Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Volleyball 3;0 13;8 jee 7 HhANS) 0;0 Lo 3°14 Ihe pls) Rov 1: K. Keilman, Coach M. Pierce, E. Gilbert; Row 2: M. Hendricks, L. Mathias, S. Whitaker, P. Lepage, J. e. 130 Westport 15; 18 Bishop Feehan = 15;15 Coyle Cassidy 6;15 Dartmouth 15; Case 155i Bishop Connolly 13;4 D.R. 15;15 Bourne 8;11 ‘‘What are we playing, anyhow?” “Maybe they’ll reconsider when I beg.” “Did it go through the “Look into my crystal ball’ “Is that what I think it is?” “T’ve just heard this great “J just can’t seem to con- joke mares trol it!” Young Team Makes Good Showing The 1981 Volleyball team was one of the youngest teams in the school, consisting of five Sophomores and two Juniors. However, the girls achieved a record of 5-7 in the league and 6-10 overall. Coach Pierce was very pleased with the prog- ress made this year. The skills ‘improved tremendously from last year’ and the girls worked better as a team. Among the award winners were Lisa Ridolfi for the most consistant J.V. server, Mary Hen- dricks for the most consistent varsity server, and Sue Whitaker for most valuable player. Coach Pierce ‘‘can only see improvement” for the ’82 season. She is anxious to begin the next season, picking up where they left off in taal 131 Young Team Shows Strong Effort The 1981 Football team finished their season with a 3-6 record with sweeping victories over Old Rochester, Coyle-Cassidy, and Case. In their game against Case, the Warriors captured a win in the final seconds of play.Coach Ridol- fi’s ‘“young team showed much improvement throughout the season.” Outstanding perform- ance on the field were given by Vic and Pete Andreozzi, Bob Byron, Sean Cronin, Mike Ben- vides, Bob Donahue, Mark Black, Greg Palum- bo, Tom Brown, and Jim Handanyan. The thirteen graduating seniors will be mis- sed and Coach Ridolfi is looking forward to a promising future. Numerous returnees such as Sean Cronin, Arnold Swepson, Mike Be- nevides, and Peter Andreozzi will add to the team’s future success. “How’s it going maistro?’”” ‘Do you see what I see??”’ Ey S| REL igen ig A? : 3 Gypsies play football?! ya ‘ “T need a hug!!”” Pele goes football! ‘““My mother thinks I’m 132 cute.” If looks could kill... Row 1: M. Tierney, J. McNeil, T. Moline, R. Byron, V. Andreozzi, T. Brown, J. Handanyan, D. Buker, J. Cahill, J. Fitzgibbon. Row 2: A. Brown, J. Ferreira, J. Horn, F. Conlin, P. Andreozzi, G. Palumbo, D. Leclerc, R. Donahue, D. Mello, E. Cahn, D. Tortalani, P. Whitaker, S. Collicci. Row 3: Coach T. Ridolfi, R. Hudson, Mr. Perry, J. Latourneau, S. Simmons, M. Black, S. Cronin, M. Benevides, A. Swepson, A. Capillaco, S. Thomas, C. Thacker, R. Foeri, T. Bessette, M. Bizier, R. Boldt, C. Propatier, P. Benson, Coach R. Ridolfi, Coach R. Colangelo. Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Ready for a fight Football ORS New Bedford Voke Bourne Case Bishop Stang Wareham Bishop Feehan Coyle Cassidy D.R. 6 8 21 183 “Do I look happy?” LER - Varsity Row 1: R. Sloane, L. Lewis, G. Lopes, L. St. Laurent, L. Gregoire, C. Marchetti. Row 2: J. Lanoue, B. Voyer, G. Ferri, S. Hess, S. Mooney, K. Kulaga, K. Pellerin, Coach S. Kaveny. J.V. Row 1: T. Harrington, D. Harrington, P. Whittaker, K. Burroughs, L. Rossborrough, D. Marchetti, M. Macalister. Row 2: D. Medieros, C. Lewis, L. Eva, B. Harrison, L. Wood, W. Howard, Coach S. Kaveny. Field Hockey Seekonk a) ADS 4 Seekonk 5 Taunton 0 Seekonk 1 Somerset 0 Seekonk 3 Attleboro 0 Seekonk 1 Case D: Seekonk I ADM: 2 Seekonk 3 Taunton 0 Seekonk 2 Somerset 1 Seekonk 3. Attleboro 1 Seekonk 1 Case 1 The thrill of victory “Dina, don’t kill the ball!!’” 134 Young Team Scores Well The Girls’ Field Hockey Team concluded their season with a record of eight wins, one loss, and one tie. This was a fairly young team, with only four varsity players returning. Leading the team in the offensive position were Celeste “Isn’t she beautiful?!”’ Marchetti and Stacey Hess. Celeste finished the season as the high scorer of the team with nine goals. In the defensive positions, Gina Lopes, Lynn Lewis, and Lisa St. Laurent were the key players. All of these girls were Gina at her best named to the All Star Team. Also named to the All Star Team was Lisa Gregoire, who played the goal this season. Lisa, along with Lisa St. Lau- rent, was named as the Most Valuable Player. If you want white teeth like WINS, oc 135 Team Shows Great Promise For the first time since 1977-78, The Boys’ Basketball Team finished their season at the .500 mark with an overall record of 9-9. The league record was 6-4, which allowed the Warriors a third place. This year’s starting team consisted of three Juniors and two Sophomores, and they showed con- siderable growth and improvement throughout the year. The season started with a very tough loss to P.C.D. in their snakepit. After being down by ten in the last quarter, the young Warriors battled Exciting action at the game back to trail by two with twenty seconds left. They could not score, and P.C.D. scored an unmolested layup for the final margin. One of the most difficult losses was at Case in the first round of league play. The team lost by two points after trail- ing by eleven at the beginning of the fourth quarter. The biggest win in league play came at D.R. Seekonk held a comfortable lead in the first half, only to get in foul trouble early in the third period. The lead dwindled to two points at the Boys’ Basketball “You'll never beat us with this plan!” start of the last period. With seven min- utes to go, Coach Heroux inserted Mike Murphy and Ben Soares, who were on the bench with four fouls apiece, and they quickly built the lead back to ten. Seekonk won, 57-47, and was the only team to beat D.R. The outlook for next year is very promising. The team is favored to win the league championship next year, and Seekonk is considered “the team to watch.” “TI have FIVE more steps to take” Seekonk 54 Pee 58 Seekonk 6249 Bishop Stang 45;56 Seekonk 41;36 Old Rochester 56;48 Seekonk 39;59 Attleboro 53;55 Seekonk 43;42 Bourne 53;46 Seekonk 59;50 Westport 55;48 Seekonk 49:50 Case 51;40 Seekonk 49°58 Diman Regional 42°57 Seekonk 57;50 D.R. 47;76 Seekonk 59 King Philip bo ‘You'll never get this from me.” An intrigued team!! 136 Pinkie’s next trick will be ... “Who untied my shoelaces?” Row 1: Coach Heroux, M. Bowers, S. Morrison, M. Slattery. Row 2: J. Horn, P. Buckley, B. Soares, S. Thomas, J. Borah, M. Murphy, K. Spaulding, D. LeClerc, C. Head, L. Silva, P. Figuirido. Row 1: T. Reddington, M. Peace, K. Naughton, B. Messier, S. Amaral, C. Benoit. Row 2: D. Fecteau, K. Costa, J. Borah, A. Thomas, J. Melia, J. Burroughs, M. Masuck, Coach Dalton. 137 Girls’ Basketball Seekonk 37;42 Westport 38;40 Seekonk 38;38 Bishop Connolly 28;36 Seekonk plepays Taunton 18;36 Seekonk 20;43 Attleboro 48;61 Seekonk 34;45 Bishop Feehan 51;59 Seekonk 38;61 Dike 42;40 Seekonk 28;45 Durfee 51:52 Seekonk 32;43 Dartmouth 61;63 Seekonk 22;43 Somerset 62;45 a “Save me!!’’ f t i Row 1: P. McClousky, S. Hess, S. MacKenzie, B. Ryan Row 2: T. Walsh, M. Hendricks, S. Reagan, S. Shepard, Coach D. Menezes Row 1: T. Woodhead, D. Marchetti, K. Lewis Row 2: G. Tenrriero, S. Monahan, A. Roland, L. Papino, L. Gray, L. Lima, T. Mace, Coach R. Kulaga “Mary takes a shot’’ ‘Indian rain dance?!’’ “Looking for inspiration?” “She’s gonna slap her!” i “I’m so scared!’’ “Yl get you for that!’” Great Improvement All Season The Girls’ Basketball Team completed another season under the direction of Miss Dorene Menezes, with a final record of 6-12. This put the girls at fifth place in the league. Coach Menezes said that she was very happy with the girls’ great improvement this year and they played exceptionally well, considering that most of their competition came from schools much larger than Seekonk. The girls’ great improvement during the season was best seen at the two games against Somerset. Somerset, the most competitive team on the roster, beat Seekonk by a large margin in the first round of play. The second game was quite different, however, as Seekonk held the lead for a greater portion of the game. In the last minutes, Somerset came from behind to become victorious once again. Coach Menezes and the girls were very happy with their performance. This one game encouraged both team and coach about next season. The sophomore class proved to hold much talent as Mary Hendricks finished the season as the team’s high scorer. Tish Walsh, another sophomore, was the second highest scorer. Sue Shepard was the third girl on the team from the class of ’84, and she added greatly to the defense aspect of the game. Stacey Hess, co-captain, and Sue Regan, will also be returning next season. Stacey had the third highest point total, and Coach Menezes is looking forward to working with Sue and Stacey next year. Sue McKenzie, a senior and co-captain, was out most of the season with a broken wrist. She came back, however, for the last five games to add strength and support to the team. Brenda Ryan was awarded the Most Improved Player. She ‘became a member of the varisty team with no previous experience; and, she learned to become aggressive out on the court.’’ Pat McCloskey, a senior with two years experience playing on the varsity team, also added to the team’s many triumphs. 139 Seventh Consecutive Championship The Boys’ Varsity Swim Team finished their season capturing their seventh consecutive Southern Conference League Championship. The Warriors were undefeated for the seventh year, also, with a record of 7-0-1. Members of the All Star Team included Marc Doolittle, Jack Ellis, Kevin Oliver, Brian George, Steve Kamionek, Paul Lusignan, Mark Gousie, and Bill Fischer. Marc Doolittle was also selected for the Boston Globe All Star Team in the 100 yard breastroke. The Warriors displayed a great team spirit this season as they defeated Duxbury 86-85, the team favored to win the league championship. In a pre-season poll, Seekonk was predicted to obtain a fourth place in the league. A great addition to the team this year was diving coach Jay Eaton. For the first time in four years, the Warriors were able to compete in the diving event. Divers Rory Willis, Keith Doolit- tle, and Sam Willis showed considerable im- provement throughout the season and were a determining factor in several of the more com- petitive dual meets. Rory Willis finished his season with a tenth place in the Sectional Meet, with Keith Doolittle obtaining a second place in the Conference Meet. Ld “What's wrong with my hair Kevin? 140 Pit Power!! Fly like an eagle “T won't look” mal Airhead sucks it in! Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Boys’ Swim 61 97 117 60 86 86 46 She. Apponequet Middleboro Sandwich Westwood New Bedford Duxbury Durfee Attleboro Row 1: G. Allen, J. Devine, K. Doolittle, T. Roe, B. Fischer; Row 2: K. Willis, P. Lusignan, K. Dolan, D. Swanson, M. Gousie, R. Willis, B. O’Connell, R. O’Neill, S. Willis; Row 3: Coach E. Mayers, D. Quigley, S. Kamionek, M. Doolittle, J. Ellis, K. Oliver, B. George, Coach J. Eaton. Ps 58 54 23 86 85 37 28 141 Row 1: J. Gamelin, R. Perron, K. Matonis, C. Gray, C. Pennoyer, P. Warren, V. Calore, K. Drapeau, P. Byron. Row 2: L. Pratt, R. Bergeron, K. Henson, S. Hoyt, C. Mooney, C. Sullivan, K. Keilman, E. Gilbert, J. Giblin, R. Ghoula. Row 3: Coach Mooney, Coach Goodwin, P. Jennings, S. O’Neill, K. Almeida, A. Harrison, K. Gossler, M. Woodhead, K. Henson, K. Shallcross, K. Zeuls, C. Candeias, K. Mullen, S. Sincero, K. Giblin, Coach Wing. Row 1: B. Berg, S. Bosworth, J. Harrison, G. Crowley, M. Benevides, D. Mello, D. Corbitt, J. Gamelin, C. Pratt. Row 2: B. Donahue, P. Cing-Mars, R. Ellis, L. Gouveia, T. Corbitt, S. Pennoyer, G. Woodside, B. Giblin, M. Varkonyi, R. Mignacca, C. Eva. Row 3: Coach Mooney, C. Burroughs, M. Peters, B. Camari, A. Cahn, J. Washanka, J. Healy, J. Ghiorse, G. Geoffroy, M. Perreault, Coach Goodwin, Coach Wing. Girls Seekonk 52 Attleboro 34 Seekonk 63 Taunton 22. Seekonk 73 Bishop Feehan 13 Seekonk 71 D.R. 14 Seekonk 68 Dartmouth 17, Seekonk 67 Durfee iWé Seekonk 72 Moses Brown 5 Boys Seekonk 48 Attleboro 37 Seekonk 49 Taunton Bz, Seekonk D2 Bishop Feeham 33 Seekonk 63 DER? 23 Seekonk 67 Dartmouth 19 Seekonk 61 Durfee 25 Seekonk 45 Moses Brown 40 Following in the family traditions 142 Mike makes a strong finish Runners Shatter Records The Girls’ and Boys’ Indoor Track Teams had extremely successful sea- sons this winter. Both teams remained undefeated, making each the South- eastern Massachusetts League Cham- pions. The Boys’ perfect record of 8-0 allowed the team to carry on their win- ning tradition. On the way to their first place finish as State Class D Cham- pions, the boys established nine new records. Gary Crowley set a record of 2:19.3 in the thousand and 4:20.6 in the mile. Meanwhile, Tim Corbitt set a rec- ord of 6’3” in the high jump. All other The F.T.D. Florist “Oh, you disgust me, Tick.” records were set by relays consisting of the following members: Crowley, Bos- worth, Giblin, Harrison — 8:08.8 — Two Mile Relay; Gouveia, Mello, Gamelin, Pratt — 3:48.1 — Sprint Medley; Game lin, T. Corbitt, Camire, Varkonyi — 28.1 — Shuttle Hurdle; Crowley, Harrison, Pratt, Varkonyi — 3:30.9 — Mile Relay; Crowley, Harri- son, Giblin, Pratt — 10:55.8 — Dis- tance Medley; Giblin, T. Corbitt, Mel- lo, Camire — 1:38.1 —4x220. The Girls had an equally successful season, with a record of 8-0, turning in forty-one consecutive wins. The team ““Landshark” “What do you mean I’m not running today?” was fifth in the State Class B Cham- pionships, and five records were shat- tered during the season. Robin Perron tied a record of 6.4 seconds in the 50 yd. dash, and she seta record of 6.98 in the fifty yd. hurdles. Kristin Henson also tied a record of 5’10” in the High Jump. In the Distance Medley, K. Mul- len, Person, J. Giblin, and Harrison set a new mark at 13:14.3. In The Shot Relay, the team of C. Gray, Kelly Hen- son, and P. Warren set a record of S23e “Ooooh” 143 Hockey Team Undefeated In League The Warrior Ice Men completed another successful season, capturing their fourth consecutive Southern Conference League Championship, Division 2. The Warriors had a record of 11-0-1 in the league, and an overall record of 16-5-1. There were many fine Juniors on the squad this season. The top scorers for the team were Mark Lavadiere, Dan Lareau, and Billy Lunnie, all of whom will be returning next season. The cap- tain, Mike Blanchard, along with assis- tant captains James Handanyan and Tom Brown, were an integral part of the team. Mike Blanchard was awarded the Most Valuable Player by Coach Clark; and, Mike, along with all of the other Seniors will ‘“be greatly missed next season.” With the majority of the team being Juniors, Coach Clark is very optimistic about next season. The Warriors will be moving to Division 1 next year, where their competition will be much greater. Among the returning players will be Tim Urquhart, Bob Hudson, Sean Cronin, Dan Lareau, Billy Lun- nie, Mark Lavadiere, and Tom Mar- shall. Jim Chris races for the puck “Please let us win’ 144 “But where’s the party?” Hockey Seekonk 3;8 Durfee 1;3 Seekonk 4 East Providence 2 Seekonk 7;9 Wareham 4;3 Seekonk 7 Somerset 5 Seekonk 7;9 Arlington Cath. 2;3 Seekonk 6;10 D:R:3;0 “Step one: Hold sick aime Seekonk 3;7 Bishop Connolly 1;3 Seekonk 6;7 Bourne 2;2 Seekonk 5;12 Coyle Cassidy 1;2 Seekonk 4;1 Bishop Feehan 3;1 Seekonk 5 Falmouth 0 Seekonk 6 Barrington 3 The Mystery Tripper Strikes Row 1: B. Lunnie, D. Lareau, K. Rodrigues, M. Blanchard, R. Dietz, T. Brown, J. Handanyan, M. Lavadier, M. Robatelle. Row 2: Coach Clark, S. Callaky, R. Hudson, K. McWhinney, J. Ferri, T. Urghart, S. Cronin, C. Lambert, T. Marshall. “Hark. Who goes there?” 145 weet 28 ‘ Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk kong N Softball 2 10 14 iS 5 i 12 10 1 2 1 14 iS OrRMOaAnor OWN WN Row 1: L. Gregiore, M. MacAloon, L. Sloane, J. Devine, Row 2: S. Mooney, K. Henson, R. Sloane, K. Crane, J. Lanoue Row 3: P. Saisselin, M. Hendricks, K. Pellerin, S. Piquette, Coach St. Pierre. 146 Somerset Case D.R. Westport Case Attleboro Attleboro Westport DIR Wareham N.B. Voke Durfee Coyle Cassidy Bishop Feehan Somerset Wareham N.B. Voke Durfee Coyle Cassidy Bishop Feehan Bs ia ae “T’ll teach that fly’ “You'll never make another pass at ME” that masked “Kerri, please get this out of my throat.’ Warriorettes Stronger Than Ever The 1981 Girls’ Softball team finished their season with a 9-11 overall record. The Warriors attained third place in the league, exhibiting their strongest team efforts ever displayed. Leading in this powerful team achievement were players Kelly Henson, Lisa Gregoire, and Laurie Sloane in the offensive positions. Robin Sloane also added to the talent by ranking third best pitcher in the league. Returning to the diamond in the ’82 season will be Lisa Gragoire, Kelly Henson, Robin Sloane, Mary Hendricks, and Kim Pellerin. Coach St. Pierre believed that the girls “play- ed with all their hearts” this season and she is optomistic about the upcoming season because of the great progress made, and the returning talent. a ..F_®, i F % eo . ee BP ee Se aS ae s lil. 147 Hard Work Pays Off The Boy’s Varsity Baseball Team concluded another successful season in ’81; obtaining third place in the South-Eastern Massachusetts Division II Conference. Their 8-6 league record allowed the team to place one notch higher than last year’s fourth place finish. Coach T. Ridolfi had many key players this year who were responsible for much of the action on the field. Among these players were Paul Given, Joe Reddington, Bill O’Brien, Rich Collicci, Rob Hicks, and Rob Vallincourt. Of these six players, three will be returning for play next season. The players worked well together this season which was evident through their 10-8 overall record. Three consecutive shut-outs, with three different pitchers, exhibited the spirit of the men, as they defeated Diman Voke, Holy Fami- ly, and Bourne. The team’s strength and talent was displayed in other games, including their defeat of Holy Family 17-2, and Westport 10-2. “T’ll just slip by when he’s not looking” 148 “T hate warming this bench’ “I think... my pants just ripped’”’ “How many times have I told you...” “Oh, please let me be your ‘Maybe if I don’t look’ friend’ ' WERESHY.”’ “T’ll slap you for that, Ridolfi. . ae x sft te “If you want it that bad, you can have it.” Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Baseball 1 1 OrRPNNBPNN OOON FPF FW OO © O.R. Westport Wareham Diman Voke Holy Family Bourne Coyle Cassidy OR? Westport Wareham Diman Voke Holy Family Bourne Coyle Cassidy Case D.R. Case D.R. Row 1: D. Arrighi, P. Smith, P. Given, B. O’Brien, P. Andreozzi. Row 2: D. Clark, K. Rodrigues, V. Andreozzi, M. Ferriera, J. Voccio, S. Cronin. Row 3: R. Colicci, R. Vallincourt, J. Reddington, B. Hicks, S. Morrison, Coach ee Se COP Oo OleCorO Cl eh NOs CBO CoC CG tO Ol ON — 149 Row 1: A. Harrison, C. Pennoyer, K. Giblin, A. Longworth, C. Gray, G. Lopes, R. Perron, D. Gilmore, K. Naughton. Row 2: G. Papson, J. Mace, J. Dunn, K. Keilman, S. Mowry, C. Ramos, K. Almeida, 5S. Hoyt, Sh Sincero. Row 3: P. Warren, C. Bradley, E. Gilbert, D. Warner, K. Drapeau, K. Gossler, S. Whitaker, K. Henson, Coach Goodwin. Row 4: Coach Wing, R. Bergeron, M. Matonis, C. Mooney, R. Ghoula, J. Giblin. Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk 150 Girls’ Outdoor 73 D , Do 56 54 69 64 N.B. Voke Wareham Falmouth Attleboro New Bedford O.R. D.R. 45 61 63 62 64 49 54 Se | “So you think I’m gonna lose, huh?” “Oh, there’s pink sand in the box.” “Who the @ $ is throwing jave- IthinkI can, IthinkIcan,... lins at me.?” Runners Keep It Rolling The Girls’ Track Team dis- played their usual amount of talent this season by obtaining a 4-5 league record, and fifth place in league standings. The girls surpassed all other teams in the history of Seekonk when they achieved two school Wing’s exercise clinic i ver records. The distance medley, consisting of Sue Mowry, Kathy Keilman, Ann Harrison, and Kristin Giblin succeeded in taking 15.2 seconds off their old record. The Shuttle Hurdle relay in- cluding Donna Gilmore, Gail y - os i” a “How about Saturday night, Jackie?” om eal “We finally found a specimen” Bel setindtea lunch?’”’ a school Papson, Rhonda Ghoula, and Robin Perron also attained a re- cord of 69.2 seconds, shaving .6 seconds off the old time. Among the returning Seniors will be Robin Perron, Ann Har- rison, Kris Giblin, and Chris Bradley. “One more remark like thateandsee. 151 Harriers Break Even The Boys’ Spring Track Team concluded their season break- ing even with a 4-4 record. In the State Class meet the War- riors accomplished a third place finish. Two records were achieved this season. In the Shot-put, John Larotonda set a new school and field record of 54’914 . This feat ranked him third in the state of Mas- sachusetts. In the Shot-put Relay, Mike Benevides, John Larotonda, and Bob Donahue united to set anew school record, as wellasa state Class D record. Coach Mooney feels that the ‘82 season should be a fine one, with many returning athletes. Among them are Gary Crow- ley, who placed second in the mile at the All State Meet, Mike Benevides, Jim Harrison, Chet Pratt, Scott Bosworth, Bob Donahue, John Gamelin, Tim Corbitt, and Dan Mello. Headhunter Hiccox Randy! We represent the lollipop gang, strikes again Boys’ Outdoor Seekonk 77 Bishop Feehan Seekonk 71 DR: Seekonk 67% Wareham Seekonk 75 Dartmouth Seekonk 47 Taunton Seekonk 81 N.B. Voke Seekonk 96 Diman Voke Seekonk 71 Somerset “T can’t move” 152 67 74 77 2 70 98 64 “T’ve never seen that on the field uy ! before Running home to Mommy, Scott? Snug as a bug in a rug! Men, show us your underalls Row 1: J. Ellis, J. Brown, J. Larotunda, C. Rutter, D. Mullen, P. Gendron, L. Gravel, C. Pratt, R. Mignacca, A. Hiccox. Row 2: D. Corbit, V. Almieda, T. Reddington, D. Gordon, S. Simmons, J. Harrison, M. Tortalani, B. Donahue, T. Brown, M. Black, G. Crowley, M. Umbricht, P. Cinq-Mars, T. Perry, B. Soares, D. Mello, D. Analundi, C. Lareux. Row 3: Coach Mooney, B. Marshall, T. Bessette, T. Gagnon, A. Brown, P. Whitaker, R. Silva, A. Swepson, M. Murphy, M. Benevides, T. Corbitt, J. Larotunda, D. Quigley, L. Barlowe, P. Galato, J. Gamelin. Girls’ Tennis Seekonk 2;1 Attleboro 3;4 Seekonk 4:4 Durfee 1;1 Seekonk 3;4 Bishop Feehan 2;0 Seekonk 4 Taunton 1 Seekonk 446 Dike fe | Seekonk 4;4 Coyle Cassidy 1 Seekonk 4-5 Fairhaven 1;0 Seekonk 2 Cohasset 3 Row 1: K. Matonis, C. Marchetti, J. Quigley, K. Manning, S. McGovern. Row 2: Coach K Sullivan, J. Axile, L. Mathias, K. Swanson, J. Howell, C. Sullivan, S. Hess. Coach’s First Year Proves Outstanding Cathy Sullivan’s first year coaching the Girls’ Tennis team proved to be very successful as the girls finished their season with an outstanding 12-2 league record. This was not quite good enough for a first place finish, yet the girls did obtain a close second place. This amazing record includes two shut-outs by the Warriorettes as they defeated Bishop Feehan 5-0 and Fairhaven 5-0. Another asto- nishing fact that was evident this year was that Stacey Hess remained undefeated for the second year in a row in her two years of play in the league. Other players who had tremendous seasons were Cornelia Sullivan and Celeste Marchetti. These two girls, along with Stacey Hess, were named to the All State Team. With so many returning players, and the loss of only two senior double players, Coach Sulli- van is “looking forward to a successful season in the spring of 82.” Kristen’s winning form. “I’m gonna get you!” 154 Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Boys’ Tennis 2 4;3 ihe PEAS 4:2 ita 32 Attleboro 4°33 Durfee ie Bishop Feehan 4;4 Taunton 3;4 D.R. ik Coyle Cassidy 4;4 Fairhaven DEG | i Te C f Ly Row 1: D. Martin, C. Vandal, R. Gamelin, P. Olean, D. Silva. Row 2: Coach R. Ridolfi, C. Benoit, P. Zaretsky, S. Moitozo, H. Burroughs, J. McGovern, _ D. Flanagan. My Three sons. CSET ae “Don’t make fun of me!” Building For the Future The Boy’s Tennis Team ended the ’81 spring season with a record of four wins and ten los- ses. These statistics allowed the squad to finish with a fifth place in the league. Paul Zaretsky and Dave Silva were the two key players for the team. Zaretsky held a first place position in the singles, whereas Silva was second. Among the returning players will be Zarets- ky, Chris Vandal, Dave Martin, Roger Gamelin, and Chris Benoit. With the return of many play- ers, Coach Ridolfi is “looking forward to the future.” 155 Golf Seekonk 6 Bishop Connolly 3 Seekonk 8 Diman 1 Seekonk 4% Dighton-Rehoboth 4% Seekonk 6% Old Rochester 2% Seekonk 3% Attleboro 5 Seekonk 1% Bishop Feehan 1% Seekonk 7%. Bourne 1% Seekonk 7% Bishop Connolly 1 Seekonk 8 Westport 1 Seekonk 8 Dartmouth 1 Seekonk 3 Attleboro 6 Seekonk 7¥2 Old Rochester 1% Seekonk 9 Westport 0 Seekonk 4 Dighton-Rehoboth 5 Seekonk 742 Diman 1% Seekonk 6% Bourne 2 Seekonk 8 Dartmouth 1 Seekonk 5% Bishop Feehan 3Y2 “T can’t believe I missed another one!” Linksmen Make School History The Warrior Golf Team concluded their best Coach Kulaga “Golf's fun... when youre win- season in Seekonk’s history establishing a re- ike cord of 13-4-1. This was the first team from Seekonk to qualify for the state championship, where they placed fourth in a field of ten teams. The golfers also managed to achieve a third place in the Southeastern Massachusetts West Division. Leading the team in this effort were Tom Borah and Bill Lunnie. Other contributors to the victory were Jim Borah, Chris Lambert, Rick Dietz, Ken Nadeau, John Borah, and Dean Goodman. Coach Kulaga is hoping for a successful sea- son in ‘82. This has been a “remarkable season for such a young team” and the future looks extremely promising, with the loss of only one senior. Row 1: R. Dietz, T. Borah, B. Lunnie. Row 2: D. Goodman, C. Lambert, J. 156 Borah, J. Borah, K. Nadeau, Coach R. Kulaga. — Geteinto this game, Laurie.” “These football games bore me Friends forever Birds of a feather... 157 Kris watches the game. 158 Their best side Nina displays her great acting ability! “Get me through this!” i Money, Money, Money Must be funny in the rich man’s world Money, Money, Money Always sunny, in the rich man's world — Ah, all the things I could do, if I had a little money. It’s a rich man’s world. ioe! Res HESS { Wie a ls : fr GOLD PATRONS Bills’ Pizza Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cahill Congratulations Class of ‘82, The Lauffers Good Luck Vic — from Mom Best Wishes from the Colicci Family of Ledge Road Good Luck — Seekonk Class of 1982, Mr. and Mrs. Piquette Good Luck Kerrie, Best Wishes from Dad, Mom, Dean and Amy Our best of wishes, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mellone “Success Always” from the family of Kevin Oliver Congratulations Brian, Class of 1982 A G Automotive Good Luck to the Class of 1982 Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Giblin Congratulations, Scott Bosworth and All Members of the Class of 1982, Dad and Mom Congratulations from the Gamelins Good Luck to Heidi and her friends, Gisela and Richard Mendonca 162 Silver Patrons Best wishes from Lorraine, Sue and Lisa Marquis Best wishes from Mr. Mrs. William F. Tierney, Sr. Richard Mignacca M.D. Mary Lou Mignacca May you always succeed in your endeavors Angela Gambardella Sandy Mignacca (Ruff!) Diver’s Den Pinky (also-Miss Mono, Knip, Moo, early life snob, etc.) It’s been a great few years of our close relationship and we’ve had some great times (x-c, track, Florida, Boston, B.K., and parties, 7 4, Thanksgiving ‘80 (with J.S., L.D., M.G., J.T., B.D.,) J B in F (haha)) 136, summer movies, 5.M.’s 1st party, etc.) I guess 11 15 77 was a good experience for our friendship, Good luck in everything you do, reach for the highest and saa get it. I know you will and remember our apartment. Love Always, Woody! If your feeling lucky, you best not refuse, it’s your game the rules are your own, win or ose — Yirkro Nina, I'll never have a best friend like you. I won’t ever forget D.H., Hawaiian punch, the “Brown” leaves on Brown Ave., or Itchy Owee. We have a lot to look forward too. I can’t wait! Ski Congratulations Stephen James Kamionek Jr. Best of luck from Mr. Mrs. Stephen Kamionek and from the Caron family. Best of luck always Kim. Lotsa Love. Love ya always Philip Berson! Best of luck Congratulations to Stephen Kamionek Jr. Best Wishes Kris J. — Always remember the great times (Block Island, red convertibles, B.K., rainbows, parties, etc.) You’re a super friend and we've done a lot of fun and crazy things. I know the fun will continue. Luv Sandy K., best of luck Michelle C. From |DLyBy Class of ’82 — Thanks for the memories. J.M.P.: We’ve been thru a lot together and I’m sure they'll be more to come! Luv. S.E.K. Good luck Colleen Traci, May you have as much happiness in the future, as you have given us in the past. Mom and Dad. Kerri we’ve had some great times (Greek sheep Hider, reincarnation, poems) Lots of luck. Keep in touch Love Cat eyes. Jewish and Tango — the times that we spent ee have been unforgettable and I hope we remain friends long after high school. Remember the B.K. parties, the convertible, (tango?). Block Island and “Miller Time.” I’ll never forget them! I’m sure the future is a rainbow of promise that is yours if you only reach out for it. Chery, there is no appropriate way for me to thank you, but thanks anyway, Luv always Nerdle Priscilla, We'll always be just a couple of sots. Love ya always, Kim. Mom, Dad, and Tam your the best anyone could ask for, love Me Kim. : 163 164 Patrons The B.K. gang leaves a fort in the woods to you-know-who so she can sleep there whenever she wants M.C. — Good luck in your future and have great times with P.O.F. Love, Pat Good luck Cheryl. Hi Miss Wilson. Have a good time in Newport? Paul H. Kim Priscilla, good, luck, always friends 4 ever Love Cheryl We're proud of you. We wish the best for you always. Love the Lombardi’s Woody, I promise never to feel your kiiee again — me Kris, remember all the good times, hopefully there well be more Love, Julie To our daughter with the musical pink car, may you always be in the ‘‘pink,” over the rainbow and love Koalas, Love always Mom Dad Sue — Never forget Labatt’s night at Gregg’s w Bruzzy, the manager, and the vampire. Love, Diane May we be as proud of you, Susan as we are of our son Michael. Lisa E. grateful for a granddaughter like you, Love Jido Lisa E. good luck with everything you do in the future, Love Brian Debbie Time passes quickly, make the most of it. Good luck, Love Dad Lisa E. — Love and Happiness always, Auntie Dee, Uncle Bud Erin To all my friends — good luck in the future. Bye Wilma Vern To A.H., V:K. 1-R:, BLRY D.G:) J. DK.W2 J.Cy jbo M:Cr EO eae eee tick one being a friend! Love L.E. Smoke, pie, dishes, and space shots are not for you. Dad Jimmy and Dave — You can’t always get what you want! Love Jen Kathy Bambi, Dawn, and Kim, remember the Toga Party. Love sunshine Congratulations Jennifer! You made it! Mom and Dad Hi, Lynne, Joyce never stop following that ‘“Ventura Highway” See ya in Fla.! Love, Snort Good luck Amy, from Mom and Dad Congratulations Sandy D. Good luck Sandy D. Good luck Cheryl! Steve, we’ve both been through a lot together — Let’s keep it that way. Love Sue Philip Berson I'll love you always. Me. Dan Clark — Even though you and I have gone our separate ways, I have never forgotten you. Love you — Kara To the Wa — Good luck always — Love the Moore Family I'll always remember the fun we had. Love ya — Crys Berry M.C. Good luck in your future and have a great time with P.O.F. Love, Pat To the windows — Let it roll! If your feeling lucky, you best not refuse, its your game the rules are your own win or ose. Yikro Tom and John owe you two tickets to a New York Giants game. Hey Philip, do you think I made it to the Lady Stage? Love Always Kim. Best wishes — Angela Heaton To My Baby — B.J. Warren Would it be feasible to ... ? To Kim, have a nice life! Love Priscilla Hey, Cheech (Paul), It’s so too much! — Chong (Cilla) I expect great things — Aunt Shirley Elwood — you made it! Love, Jake. Jim H — One last wink for my honey! Love, me. Best wishes. baby! J.G. I love my Auntie! Koyus Marieus Comedy Connection ’8] — J.C. ’83 Persay! Spudd Ethel Merman is a Grad! Get a job, Cilla! — Love, Mama Jma! Look out World! Loyal member of the Poontang Patrol — Pam Class of ’82 is going places! Yeah, lik Hill’s Liquor Store ... Please, I can’t ... Oh, alright Eat Paste! Lisa, I’ll miss your sunshine! Love P.W. You make my dreams! James G. (Summer of ’81) Senioritis Already? Bye-bye, Nadine. Love Godmom. No more trouble matching, Doc! Love “a mt Best of luck to all my classmates — Watch me on wearson — Priscilla Bye Krag (Josephine-Karen) — Prag (Daphne-Cilla) Do it up! — The Morgans. SHAPELES S .and MINDLESS is the Good luck, Cheryl Hi Paula! love Sue B. Micki Spike extend their regards Good luck — Mr. Mrs. Stephen West Busting out of L 7 (L. seven) Good luck class of 1982, the Foley’s Fantastic futire for Cheryl, The Axiles Success andHappiness The McCullaghs Much Happiness the Smiths Happiness to the class of ’82 the Collins Good luck in the future Luv, Beth W. Love you Cheryl, Mom and Dad ie me, Good luck in everything Love s Cheryl, Good luck with Earl Good luck Kari from “Everyone in general’ Connie to a great friend, luv Cheryl SHAPLESS AND MINDLESS IS THE ... Quaff a saucer of mocha java? Love “Bubba’”’ To Poopsie and Sweet potatoe — Love, Me!!! Hey Buddee, Have a nice life! Cindy — Marlboro — pd.3 Hey Ceryl, Have a good one — Love, Kim. To E.B. good Luck, E.M. Lisa E Looks like we made it. Love K. — Remember “Gnang, gnang, gnang’ ix Senior Patrons Mom. Lisa E. Your on your way, Love Auntie Marno Lisa E. Your one of us now! J.V. Lisa E. All the best to you Love Toto Lisa E Hope you have many happy years. Lisa E. ‘‘Finally’’, Love Tracey We finally made it! Bye Seekonk! Good luck Tommie, Love Heather Good luck to all my friends Love, M.C. Congratulations ‘’82” Good luck Hack Brian, I missed you so badly and love you madly, Lynnie Brenda, we have some great memories, kid. Love Henriette Traci, I'll never forget our wild times, Love Brenda Traci, remember ‘“Mushy, mushy”! I'll never forget it. Love always Kim. Good luck Chet — from Liz S.C. you're a great fiend! L.P. You finally made it, Jane Pacheco Hey world — Blondes have more fun!! Hi Phil! Hooray, Jennifer! Ripple Mellone. Congratulations, Jennifer! Nana Mellone. Best wishes Jennifer from Maria Mellone. Congratulations Jennifer Mellone! Nora. Congratulations Jennifer! Nana Simonelli. Glad you made it! Joe Mellone Hooray Jennifer! Joe and Kay Mellone We both made it, Jennifer! Lisa Mellone Cockadoodledoo! From Rooster Mellone! Bow wow from Gusie Mellone! Hooray, Jennifer! From Lisa’s hamsters. Best wishes Jnnifer from Inus and Angelo. Jennifer I knew you could do it — ME Good luck Lisa, Love Nana and Pop House 4 sale! Florida, here come the Cockayne’s To a great sister good luck love Dave Christopher and Lisa 4 ever + a day Janene thanks for the memories love Pam Beth, Janene, Denise Good luck Greg — Lyn Mathias To my Endless love Paul Lori-n-Toby, Terrie-n-Kevin ‘Forever’ Denise and Beth, where is my Playgirl? Ray O’Neil Hey Janene, snaping one To Carolyn L., Denise S., Beth V., thank you, Janene To Kara, thanks for the memories, Love Janene Love my Beintaro gana forever Hey Snag — Three’s Company Good luck Trish and Norma, Love Jude I love you David (1987 Love, Kim) Joey, I Love You! Love Trish yey happy riding on the crazy train, Thank you Beth, love Kevin Norma, best friends FOREVER! Love Trisha Trisha, Never forget Chuckie, Love, Cilla Chris and Lisa, Nov. 8, 1979- Love always from Mom and Dad Lanoue Good luck Trisha, Love Memere Good Luck Ricky, and Greg Lisa Mignacca Lynn Mathias Priscilla and J.T. never forget the Biochemically Ragged out!!! Ya Dumb Jock!!! Good Luck Seniors From Fig, Dennis and John Congratulations — Good luck — Mrs. De. Good luck Seniors from Miche and Brian Good luck Wibs from Mom and Dad Good luck Bobby B. Love Sis Good luck Lori — Dale, Karen Congratulations Love, Keri Stay small, Lori! Yay Wibs, ya made it, Jake and Lisa Good luck Phil grom Denise and Don To Paula — Miss R.I. — Love, me Congratulations — Class of ’82 ae your Breakfast, Laur — Love Ma and a Mary I love you Danny XO XO We finally graduated Bink! Lori Not tonight Mary I have a headache Don’t bother me with this kid, Candy Oh gee’s here comes Mary again! Danny, I want to be with you 4-ever! Love Mary Mary have a nice life! Love Always, Margaret Heckler Much happiness Michael from “Mom” good luck Michael Luck and Happiness Michael Good luck Mike from Warren Good luck Mike from Ray SHAPELESS AND MINDLESS IS THE Good Luck, Mr. D. Radishes will bloom forever Cream will ‘love’ Peaches forever NEICO loves Bert. Mac, to my best friend I hope to have many years, Love D.L.B. Michelle — best of luck always love Lori Michelle — Good luck! Mrs. B. Michelle — Good luck in the future. Love Tracey Good luck Michelle, Love Mom Donna Mignacca Lisa Mignacca Lynn Mignacca Steve Mignacca Heidi Mignacca Richard Mignacca Ronald Reagan Candle! Taper! Mrs. De. — Thank you! You gave me the most precious thing in the world ... Music. Love always Kim Soares. Good Luck Mike, Love, K.S. and D.S. and C.S. Cilla, Good Luck! A member of B.B.A. Sue, Good Luck! Katy and Charlie 166 Good Luck, Mike, Kay, Dave, Jessie Good Luck, Mike, Ma and Dad Good Luck! ’82 Good Luck! Class of ‘82 Eddie and Norma, I Love you very much Tricia — thanks for everything! Your Great! Love Norma. To Rochelle and Kerri — Gonna Miss Ya! Love you — Norma Liz, its been real! Don’t get stuck in Mobile. Good luck “Fred”, Sonya Congratulations Class of ’82 Good luck J.P., Grace Good luck Jen, Melissa Diane: I won't! Love Sue Peter — I Love You — Your Susie Good Luck Mary — Kari A hug would make my day — Sheba Hey Kinky — we still love you! Good luck to all seniors! Good luck Punkie and all the gang. Good luck Karen, Pap-Dee Karen, the BeeGees will never forget you! Love always Barry!!! Brown play some Bip (BipBam) Lucia, best of luck always. Love Ann Best of luck to my friends and class, Love Lucia Best wishes to the class of 1982, Love Mr. and Mrs. Libby Congratulations Edward Yates Anna Stevens M. Stevens Maria delCarmen Rivera Mr. James J. Stevens Best of tluck Congratulations to Stephen Kamionek Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Kamionek Miss Kathleen Kamionek Miss Lynne Kamionek J.T. Kamionek Best Wishes I wonder how things will turn out on Sat., huh? Good luck, Ca, Love, Woody!! Laurie-n-Randy, Lori-n-Toby, Terre-n-Ken. Nothing is impossible think positive! Good poops stay in shape, eat well, sleep well! I love you Carolyn — Brian Fun, Fantastic — fitness Best wishes, The Choates’ Best wishes, Agness Best wishes class of ’82 Best of everything — Peg Hopkins Best wishes for the Seekonk High School Good Luck — Douglas Crellin Best Wishes — The Mulhollands Good luck — The Silva’s Best wishes the Robertshawas Luck Laughter — The LaPages Good luck — The Jnsons Carol A. Coelho Good luck S eniors, from John Jefferson Senior Patrons Sandra S. Sypek Good luck, Lynn, Love Aunt Mamie Love from the Bayside Gang Good luck, Lynn, Love Grandma Mellen Good luck, Lynn, Love Gramps Mellen Good luck, Deb and Steven Good luck, to my favorite girl Love Grampy Kelly Good luck, Lynn, in your new job, Dave Good luck, Seniors, from Jim Good luck, From Liz and Joe Good luck, Love, and Best wishes — Grandma Lewis Congratulations Lynn, from your niece, Rani Congratulations! Love Uncle Joe Good luck from Hen and Lew Good luck — Frank Mooney Lynn God knows what the future holds for this one!! Uncle Roge Go for it Lynn, Love, Mom Lori, Kelly, Kristine and Scampi See you at the reunion! Susi-Q, it’s been a great 4 years and you're a great friend, Love ya! Lynnie Good luck you guys! Remember all our massive parties. Love Robin. (Wonda). Lisa Ridolfi Bob Kulaga (butt kisser) Robert P. Burke Bring back the Maine event and NUCCHIO-44 Mr. Thomas Ridolfi and Family Ron Colangelo and family Good luck ‘‘Dish’’ Love D.C. Good luck Susan, Love Nan NO NUKES Good luck Susan, Love Grandma Cool I and Cool II excellent times Mrs. Gizhoo — Is always nice! Love Beth Mindy M wants her Playgirl back NOW!!! SHAPELESS AND MINDLESS IS THE Keep Smiling Bean! Love Stacee Party at Blanchards — Jr. Girls Only? Good luckiG- as ole to Maral owno Ge J.M., B.V., D.S., Love A.G. Good luck Seniors, “Jim Dude” News travels fast ... when you tell Dana Good luck Lisa and Vic, The St. Laurents Lisa S. and Vic A. ’79,’80,’81,’82. Lisa, C.C. always, Love Vic! Vic, I Love you, Lisa! Vic, We Love you, Mike, Mark a Jaws, scratch my back, C.C.F., love sil! Dr. Peter Andreozzi Good Luck Evil, Stacy! Good luck Saint, Kim P. the brat! Good luck Evil, we’ll miss you, love Jucle, Bulla and Snag Good luck Dan CLOCK, V.A., M.F. Good luck Dan, The Mooney’s! Dan. I'll miss you, Love Sherry! Good luck Mike, Love Tracey! Good luck Seniors, Lynn Mathias! Jodi, Laurie, Lori, Lisa, good luck, love Chris Good Luck “STUND’’. Love Chris! Chris and Matt ’82! Good luck Chris and Matt, love Jodi! Jod — Remember Q.G. Road, Love Chris Good luck Mike C., Steve G., Tim S., Whit, Doug B. from Snag, Jude, Bulla Good luck Scott, Love Bren! Benny ‘Wanna go for a waaalk?’”’, Luve always, The Beefer! SUGAR RAY IN THE 14th! The best of Times, Janene, Beth, Denise Sixty-nine is a friend of mine Duquette your days are numbered! Tim Duquette is a Marked Man, P.A. Jr.! Best Wishes Collie Best of luck Colleen; Love Craig Good luck Colleen; Love Tom Good luck Colleen: Love Paul Best of Luck Colleen You finally made it Colleen! Good luck always Colleen Colleen; I wish you the Best of everything for a happy future, Debbie Good luck class of ’82 and Colleen, Susie Best of luck AC DC, from? Congratulations AC! Jim Stay out of trouble at A H, Colleen Congratulations Colleen Congratulations and God bless, Pat Colleen, watch out for Pam! Wmma Colleen still hanging our at the FR W.H:! Good luck Good luck Coli from Pam Good luck Colleen Love Jeff Congratulations Colleen Love Stella Remember that night, A.C.? Love Bob Colleen let’s hope we can wipe out Mary Ann’s daughter. Good luck Colleen, Love Moe and Scott J.P., L.G., C.M., “Girls, time to move on’ tT! Edward, Carole, Mark, Gina, Mezzancella, Samantha and Cocoa-Puff too!! How do you do? Conor Patrick Michael Conor Thanks to the Babysitters The Murphys Good luck to the class of ’82, from the To Herchal, ski, chug, your one of a kind Good luck Joyce from Dave B. Ski, music is your only friend until the end. J.M. Good luck to Joyce. Love Mom and Dad Good luck Joyce. Love Neil and Kevin Best wishes — Fr. Joe Costa Good Luck Joyce, Love Lisa Good Luck to the Picklebun family Stay as sweet as you are Joyce, Love Auntie Emily To Mrs. Swiggans Love Aunt Angie To Kim and Dave — Good Luck! Love Joyce To Roger G. and Jim C. — When’s the wedding? To N.Z K.C.,.R.P., 5.B.:-Yourthe best! Thanks for all the memories! J.M. Le one of my favorite daughters. Love a To Nancy: Thanks for being there, Love Joyce The B.K. gang — T.M., S.K., C.P., J.P., S.M., K.J., K.D., WOLFIE!! Best of luck julie — Love, the Perrys To the guidance office — Thank you everything!! Luv, Kris Thank you Julie, Love, The Pheasants Class of ’82 — Good luck to all of you! Best of luck to a great friend Thanks for making my bed last year! News — travels fast, when you tell Dana Mom and Dad, thanks for everything, Love Julie Best wishes Julie, Auntie Ginny Good luck Julie Now it’s New York Time Annie George, You’re on your own now, Love Julie He is probably thrilled!!! Sandy, stay away from “Tango” Love Julie eS all the faculty — Thank you class of I justed wasted a dollar — Brian Think sharp in summer. 12th is best because it’s last Good luck — Class ’82 Good luck in the future Best of Luck with T.C. Kim Congratulations ’82 Good luck Sandy; Colleen The end is near ’82 Best of luck always, Sandy Good luck Sandy Congratulations Sandy D. Best of luck Sandy Keep smiling Hey Denise do ne have a dime so I can call my mother? Love Tine Hey Beth (Bi), winning, chica dawn, jump off! Good times, Love Ti Chris — College Next ... Let’s Switch rides. Sue Chris — SCAREEEEW Best of luck to the class of ’82, Cheryl Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Norma Corriveau K.D. — Good luck in your senior year. S.M. Good luck Sue and Steve — Buzz Good luck Sue Mowry — Heather Sue, Good luck and think pink I love my favorite babysitter! Ryan Ellis Sue M. What happened to your curler? Sue — clean your room — for once! Sue — may you always be happy — Dad Sue M. the best daughter a mother could have. B.K. crew — you're great!!! Love ya all. Sue To K.S. “How are your frog eggs?” Tango — remember those B.K. parties (if you can) Woody. Woody — try to stay out of the woods HUH?’ ango Senior Patrons Tango — I will if you don’t pass out! — Woody Chris — keep busting Dana Ju, good luck with humma! luv, ‘“me”’ “Linda”, been to New York lately? Kids The “Red Lush” Best of luck to a great friend Good luck ‘“Burger Queen” Good luck Sandy, Love Mom and Dad I spell relief ‘Graduation’ George (g-boy): Good luck in the future! Love, Sandy (g-girl). Is that anything like a g-string? Kathy D: Good luck as a “Big’’ senior, Love, Sandy K. Mom and Dad: Thanks for everything Love Sandy To the Crane family thanks for all you have done, love Michelle B. C.P. remember the wine bottle and bushes KUNI, KUNI, KUNI, KJ!!! “BID TIME RETURN” — Williamstown read good books reading is fun Gilbert Raymond Linda Raymond To a great sister, Love Alicia I THOUGHT | HAD IT!!! Mrs. Margaret Medeiros V.M.I. Brother Rat Mr. Joseph Medeiros Mrs. Regina Marcotte To Fanene — I’m sorry, Love Wa Mr. Saad — Thanks so much!! Love Kara Linda and DEE — No matter what happens between us, still love ya. Kara Tard and Leah Capuano Conrad, Anne and Kim Catalano Colleen, good luck in all you do; We finally got rid of Mary Ann’s daughter Colleen, best of luck always, Pauline Best wishes Colleen, Mom Dad Good luck Colleen — Mike Good luck Colleen — Ann Goodbye Seekonk High FOREVER!!! Jim Callahan VERA and SERGIO MACEDO Good Luck ’82 Ma Keough Good Luck ’82 Mrs. Velardo RST Mrs. Emond Mrs. Kandarian Mrs. Goodnow Mr. Hughms Good Luck Linda, Luv Mom Best Wishes Class of ’82 — Milt Luck on the long road ahead — Dale Good luck Danny, Luv Gram I'll believe it when I see it! Good Luck The Velardo’s Sr. Good luck the L’Heureux’s Good luck class of ’82 the Swansons Good luck class of ’82 the MacAloons Good luck class of ’82 the Urquharts Best of luck Ralph and Sandra Tomei The Goula’s Good luck class of ’82, The Muhely’s Good luck, the Foeri’s Good Luck Danny, a close friend. Keep to the beat of the music. H.P. Wendy Elizabeth Pimental Best of luck after ’82, The Clarks Best Wishes — The Arico’s Good Luck Kids, Love Aunt Do Good luck Danny, Love Aunt Marylou Danny, always remember; Pole Woman! Love Always, Kim. The best of everything to the class of ’82 Good luck AAG, your friend (?) Best wishes to a great class, M.M.C. Best wishes to the class of ’82 J.D. Best of vet aane to the class of ’82 Gus F. May the best of eve for the class of ’82, Bonne chance Good luck class of ’82 Good luck class of ’82, J.J. Murphy Best wishes F.W.N. Hurricanes Beat Florida Best wishes — Rick and Deb Aaneau Good luck from Missy and Nicole Daneau Good luck — The Quirks’ Good luck, U.R. Good luck class of ’82 Best of luck Sandy, Steve Mr. and Mrs. Donald Annaldo Lots of luck, Sandy Good luck, Karen Good luck in the future Sandy Wish you well Sandy, Eddie Wishing you much success! Best wishes Collie Best of luck Colleen You finally made it Colleen! Hey Priscilla, we finally made it! J.T., never forget: Tootie, Cootie, Bootie, Lootie!!! You were great!!! There’s a real mind blower in 107. Priscilla, there’s a mind bender in 114. My girls are growing up — B.J. Warren Hey Macadavis, I guess I really am Fat Boy Pruitt Bye Nadine, Love Priscilla thing be reserved us F. 167 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OFsS2 FROM THE CLASS OF ‘84 GOIORIFFIGS 1513 Newman Avenue (Next to Wishing Well at Baker’s Corner) Seekonk, Mass. 761-8755 CONGRATULATIONS IO) Iles, CCULANS}S) (Ole! ey NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PHILIP BERSON AMY LONGWORTH CHERYL BOWLEY SUSAN MACKENZIE SHEILA BURKE KERRI MANNING ne EO teal ROBERT BYRON KRISTEN MATONIS SYSTEMS Poors: Onginecting Grp. JAMES CAHILL WENDY MCGUY DANIEL CLARK JENNIFER MELLONE =pehat LISA COCKAYNE HEIDI MENDONCA VENTILATION As Sa cainaien AVE: MARK DOOLITTLE LUCIA MICHELETTI nigiee op SANDRA DUPREY RICHARD MIGNACCA MAILING ADDRESS MARK FERREIRA TODD MOLINE peta ER Ady P.O. 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(617) 336-5957 Congratulations and Best Wishes to WENDY AND CLAUDIA From your Families Congratulations — Class of 82 My Roll IMUAN sie VANLIL,, INC, Building Contractors Serving New England with Complete Construction Services 820 Taunton Avenue, Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 617-336-5151 183 44 — HOUSE OF PIZZA 411 Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 Telephone (61 7) 336-7364 Best Wishes “Red McDonald Quartet”’ 617-761-5110 McDONALD’S MUSIC CENTER Sales — Service — Rentals Proprietors, Ray and “Red” McDonald 134 Central Ave. Baker’s Corner Seekonk, Mass. 304 Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Concrete — Gunite — Custom Design 336-7410 336-8316 C. J. CONYERS INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE, AUTO, ACCIDENT LIABILITY INSURANCE 650 Fall River Ave. Kenneth H. Conyers Seekonk, MA 02771 COUNTRY BUTCHER SHOP 417 Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Massachusetts 336-6805 “Best By Test — Try Us!!!” 182 North St. @ Hyannis, Mass. 02601 775-0221 sae Merchants = Cash Register, Inc. - 285 Taunton Ave. me Seekonk, Mass. 02771 336-9460 Wishing Seekonk High Seniors the Best of Luck ONE HOUR MARTINIZING TONY'S Briarwood Plaza PACKAGE STORE Seekonk, MA Briarwood Plaza 4 Olney Street Seekonk, Mass. One Hour MARTINIZING certifies Tel. 33-7259 The most in dry cleaning Alterations — Storage 8 Olney st. Seekonk MA on” HAIR SALON CREATIVE IMAGES HAIR SALON 18 Olney Street Briarwood Plaza Seekonk, Massachusetts Appointments Preferred NEALE TS aE Tel. 336-8452 185 186 (617) 336-8699 Hilton’s Used Auto Parts, Inc. Late Model Car Used Parts 1725 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 Samuel C. Hilton Z IN THE Dave’s Decorating Center Dave Lima 154 Central Avenue Seekonk, MA. 761-7271 Lottery 336-8060 Hills Package Store 1143 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. HENRY CAMPATELLI The Oldest and Most Complete Hardware Store in Seekonk OSCAR'S HARDWARE PAINT 619-621 Lincoln Street, Seekonk, Mass. 336-8823 Congratulations Class of 1982 from the Seekonk Track Club | WALTS WHEEL TIRE 1195 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. PH ONE: 336-8649 HOME: 336-8175 State Line Florist 299 FALL RIVER AVENUE SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 02771 CLINT RUTH LUSH, PROP. - HOWARD ., Sue rotor lodge (617) 336-7800 821 FALL RIVER AVENUE SEEKONK, MASS. 02771 GUS FERREIRA GENERAL MANAGER RRR Dee Jay’s Car Wash 1472 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 1 Mile East of Ann Hope A Clean Car Is A Happy Car. It runs better, lasts longer, trades in higher. “We'll Do It Your Way.” sxeceezA Clean Car Lasts Longer = Country Butcher Sh op 417 Taunton Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02780 bribe D io lby sho les 336-6805 VINCENT T. MORRIS TEL. (617) 336-8312 Scialo’s County Bakery BREAD - PASTRIES “BRIARWOOD PLAZA” COUNTY STREET SEEKONK, MASS. 02771 187 TELEPHONE 434-9720 RESTAURANT ANT Cocktail Lounge FAST PROVIDENCE Rot 580 NORTH BROADWAY THE CHOPPIN BLOK MEAT MARKET 1515 Newman Avenue Telephone: Seekonk, Mass. 399-8530 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST TEL. 617-336-8050 GATEWAY MOTOR INN 10 MINUTES EAST OF PROVIDENCE JCTN. RTES. 6 AND 114A Seekonk, Mass. Vincent Rotondo, Mgr. ROAD SERVICE JOHN’S ARCO COMPLETE REPAIRING FOREIGN DOMESTIC CENTRAL AVE. EDWARDS ST. SEEKONK, MASS. 617-761-6240 House Plants — Bedding Plants — Hanging Plants Fresh Cut Flowers — Gifts ELM TREE FARMS Garden Center Florist Flowers make the Occasion Darleen A. Marsland 1544 Fall River Ave. Tel. 336-6471 Seekonk, Ma. 02771 Best Wishes — Class of ’82 MULHOLLAND CONSTRUCTION CO. “Building A Better Environment’ Warwick, Rhode Island Hey Pruitt: There is only one way to open this, “ONLY A FRIEND”. I only have one wish for you, that your biological kids are not as horned out as your kids in school. Because iffa dey are you iza inna bigga trouble. I really want to thank you for being there all those times when I needed you and I hope that I was there for you! Our relationship is definitely one of a kind. How two kids in 2nd grade can end up with a friendship like ours is beyond me. You are a helluva person, caring, understanding, and a WICKED good listener, to put it simply, just a great friend. Although I do remember all of the times you called me names lik an IGNORANT GIT, and a POOP. Itta wasa pritty funny, but I think the one that hurt the most was STUNARD PETTIFUCCINI! Well, this was the easiest way I knew to tell you I Love You. GNANG, GNANG, GNANG, see ya later! P.S. It’s Full! Love Ya Always, Slow-mo a k a Mac Kim Hey Mac (a.k.a. Slow-mo): What can be said to someone who has been a caring, giving, totally honest friend? The grandest vocabulary could not project my true feelings. The mere two words “Thank You’ seem to me the most eloquent, yet thank you is not enough. We’ve had so many experiences that have “enriched our lives”. Do you remember the first time we met? (No, we are not a married couple reminiscing.) Sure ya do. Grade 2. Mrs. Westcott. Boy, were we hellians. Through all the scraped knees and elbows, the tears, the laughter, the joys of accomplishments, the let down of failure, through all of that BUDDEE, we've grown. We’ve grown to be more than friends. We made it. So after all of this sentimental verbage I'll have to tell ya, I Love You ‘cause you're a part of me. (Like an arm?) P.S. No Way! Have a good life. (I'll be with you, maybe not every step of the way but I'll be around.) Pruitt Priscilla My Old Friend I can recall those warm summer days. No decisions. Child’s play. Did they slip away? Gone forever. Gone forever. Lost to yesterday. From the beginning you’ve been always there my old friend. True until the end of time. As I walk down streets full of amber leaves, I see nothing’s really changed at all. We’re just older now. Still together, still together after all these years. From the beginning you’ve been always there my old friend. True until the end of time. From the beginning you’ve been always there my old friend. True until the end of time. R. Page, S. George D. Lang 1981 189 WEXLER’S 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. Congratulations Class of ’81 COUNTRY LIQUORS 1508 Fall River Avenue 336-7895 Seekonk, MA 02771 SEEKONK CRANSTON 753 FALLRIVER AVE. 804 RESERVOIR AVE. SEEKONK, MASS. an | A CRANSTON, R11. 336-6814 MB 942-9305 BICYCLES � MOPEDS . « SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO JENNIFER L. MELLONE AND CLASS OF 1982 FROM JACK MELLONE EASTERN REGIONAL SALES MANAGER UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION CARBIDE ELECTRONICS DIVISION MATERIALS GROUP 300 FIRST AVENUE NEEDHAM HEIGHTS, MA 02194 TELEPHONE: (617) 444-5400 EXT. 222 Men New England Women Tae Kwon Do Children SELF DEFENSE CONF FITNESS SELF DISCIPLINE COORDINATION TOURNAMENT TRAINING WEIGHT LOSS DEMONSTRATIONS We are proud of the way we teach karate at New England Tae Kwon Do centers. We believe that karate should be offered at the highest ethical level. Terraces — Patios Landscape Designs Tree Surgery Lawn Renovation Shrubbery Fireplaces Spraying EVERGREEN TREE LANDSCAPE SERVICE, INC. Garden Center and Nursery 351 Oak Hill Avenue Seekonk, Mass. Kenneth Lagerquist Phone 761-5505 Congratulations, you made it Jim, and good luck to the entire class of 82 James N. Viara WASTE DISPOSAL inc. 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