Seekonk High School - Seekonk Yearbook (Seekonk, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

THE OFFICIAL REFLECTIONS HANDBOOK SEEKONK HIGH SCHOOL SEEKONK, MASS. 02771 ADVISOR De ae Mr. Stephen Murphy EDITOR-IN-CHIEF AS IS SS Richard Sizensky BUSINESS EDITOR Julie Howell LAYOUT EDITORS David Rogers Susan Cole LITERARY EDITORS Paula Santos Marylou Mendes SPORTS EDITORS Patty Hartnett Susan Shepherd HUNTER PUBLISHING, WINSTON-SALEM rm ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The yearbook staff would like to thank the fol- lowing people for their help in the completion of REFLECTIONS ’84: Mr. Stephen Murphy, for the many long hours of devotion and patience. Mr. Geoffroy, for his superb photography. Mike Medina and Tom Cunningham for their graphics. The Business Club and Mrs. Christiansen for their help in the typing. The Administration, for their support, help in organizing group shots, and their participation in the photographs. The Library Staff, for lending us yearbooks, magazines, and the television (for those long meetings). The Guidance Department, for the use of their student and activity records. The Office Staff, for their homeroom lists and cooperation with our last-minute announce- ments. The Custodians, for being available at all times. Of Course, The Student Body, for their partici- pation, cooperation, and support. CONTENTS Dedication 3 ee eee cee eee eee GollagerohihesY caer eee ee ee 45 CHAPTER I — THE ROOTS............ 6-17 Administration, Guidance and Teachers..., 8-9 (Candids hoe ee ee eee een nee 2 eee 10-11 TéeachersPictureSee ee ee 12-13 Flash: from thes Paste ee 14-15 TéeachersPictures 9 ee 16 Staliies c's elie ee ge ee eee wi CHAPTER FI — YOU’RE ALL GROWN UP NO W 3a re oe ee 18-67 ClasssHIStOLVarue str ee eee eee 20-21 JUNIO RIOMS ee ee ee 22-23 GhildhoodiPicturesS= se eee ee 24-25 SUDCrlallV.GSayeenn enter cet eee re 26-27 Hangouts.s 3. ween eee ee ee ee 28-29 puperlatives ty ee er et eee ee 30-31 Semor:PortraitSes eee 32-64 Senior CandidSa, 23 6 en eee 65 SeniO“n SUPPeIee. ee eee 66-67 CHAPTER III — THE BEST YEARS OF YOUR DIRE er ee een ee ee 68-8 | Classofg LOSS 2 eseee een ee e 70-73 Class of €f986 28 Ge ae Se aon 74-77 Class of! 1987 eee eee 78-81 CHAPTER IV — AFTER TWO........ 82-101 Spirit: Week. 42, a 84-87 HOMECOMING seep ee ee 88-89 Nationals Honormsociety.. epee oe ae 90 Spanish Honor ociety aan ene eee 91 Drama: Club 23 ee ee 92 Fashion Show 4.4% 5... oe eee 93 Mineral Clube3) 2.3). eee 94 French Honor Societyags..). eee ee 94 Independent Studya)- sae. 2 15 95 Senior Gouncil= 2... 2.5 95 DECA, Oe iss cine oa eee 96 Business Club... . 2, seu 96 Library Club. ....:.2.. 722 97 Marching Band.) .22 us. 2 ae 97 MUSIC ..20%.... ete. . oe oe 98-99 Yearbook.“ .. ose... eee 100-101 CHAPTER V — THE SPORTING LIFE 102-143 Volleyball... eee 104-105 Field: Hockey-... .. .. 3 2 106-107 Football. ...5 04... 108-109 GirlS o Wiens wie be 24 eee 110-111 Cross Country... 220 ee ee 112-113 Hockey. 5003 ts ee 114-115 Girls’ Basketball. 2) ee 116-117 Boy's Basketball. 3... eee 118-119 Boys’ Swims... 1 ee 120-121 Indoor. rack. 2:3...) 4 ee 122-123 Softball?’ cS. es 124-125 Baseball 2... ..4..7... eee 126-127 Golf ho cs aes 1s ee eee 128-129 Girls: Tennis’:.:. 420. h ee 130-131 Boys’ Tennis. .:2 2.0.42 25 132-133 Girls” Outdoor Trackoe.= eee 134-135 Boys: Outdoors rack 136-137 Cheerleading 0) aay eee 138-139 Meet Coach Colangelom ae). ees 140 Sports Speak Outye tee 141 Sports: Year in Reviews...) ae 142-143 CHAPTER VI — REGULATING THE CASH ELOW ©. 6c) An ee ee i ee 144-175 Epiloguee.... Paes ee oe ee 176 KEEPERS OF THE STATUS QUO As our senior year passes by and deadlines, both college and yearbook, occupy our attention, we must stop for a moment to thank those who helped to make our high school years the happy experience that they were. I feel, however, that even more than a simple ‘‘thank you,’’ congra- tulations must be offered for taking an indifferent class and making it a success when it was neces- sary. It is in this spirit that we, the class of 1984, dedicate this yearbook to you, Mrs. Helen Keough and Mrs. Marjorie Woodhams. Yet this dedication is not merely a maudlin, though empty sentiment, but a sincere expression of gratitude for countless hours of hard work. But more than that it is a belief in our class as a whole and a friendly relationship with its individual members that makes you, our class advisors, so special. Let us not, however, laud them only for cheery words and giddy encouragements. Their support is honest and tough at times but no matter how dissapointing the outlook, we could always count on them to carry much of the load. If it were not for their hard work and dedication to our class we might have lost our junior prom and some of the other privileges which our apathy endangered. Their concern and planning has also guided us through four spirit weeks even when our earlier spirit level had left much to be desired. Their contributions to our class have also, glad- ly, stretched beyond spirit and drive. They in- clude keeping the activity meetings going, which plan our events, and running the class meetings which inform the rest of us about those events. a Peete: a gpg Siaceeses, Ses We also thank them for being wonderful teachers, chaperones, and friends. The senior class would especially like to extend its gratitude to ‘‘“Mom’”’ for her stewardship of the National Honor Soci- ety. It is in this way that we would like to offer our thanks to our advisors for the tireless guidance of our class which ultimately made this yearbook possible. I hope that this dedication will be a simple statement of gratitude and that it will amply por- tray the sentiments of those people whom I repre- sent. Richard Sizensky Editor-in-chief | AFFAIR eee — EXCITEMENT NAT | ee “ion ty ' a . 4 ae we es ? ane ,. as er PATCH TYKESS BBAG| ™CA CILID Lvis COST eine tata Pe Tapa se rae pd N ¥ US. d : fresh! Je | Showiann ad 7 ae n tor = ° ms Ameri ae aj Duran Dur. a = g Women and t Gender Gar “0od Nowe Farewell CHAPTER I THE ROOTS FRANCIS W. GALLISHAW Superintendent of Schools VALMORE LA FONTAINE Assistant Superintendent SCHOOL COMMITTEE Standing: K. Ruscette, A. Capecci, J. O’ Hara Seated: D. Howell, Chairman D. Young RICHARD DIAS Principal DR. PETER ANDREOZZI Vice Principal KENNETH L. SHEEHAN Dean of Students JUSTUS ANDERSON, B.S., M.A., C.A.G.S., Ed. D. Head of Guidance Department Independant Study, Student Council VIRGINIA GIZZI, M.S. Guidance Counselor ROBERT F. PERREAULT, B.S., B.A., M. Ed. Guidance Counselor DEBORAH ARMBRUST, B.S. Commercial Art, General Art, Advanced Pro- jects, Design and 3D Form, Arts and Crafts. ALAN P. BARDSLEY, B.S., M.A. Algebra I, General Physics, Enriched Physics | PATRICIA BOYNTON, B.A. English 11-3, English 10-2 EDWARD BUCACCTI, B.A., M.A. French, Spanish, English 9-2 WILLIAM P. BUTLER, B.A., M.A.T., C.A.G.S. Computer Math, Math I, Pre-Calculus JAMES CALLAHAN, B.A. Head of the Social Studies Department American Government, U.S. History, Driver Education MARGARET M. CASSELS, B.S., M.A.T. Typing I, Personal Typing, Record Keeping THOMAS CHARTIER, M. Rd. Reading 9-12, Advisor to Class of 1986 JOYCE A. CHRISTIANSEN, B.S. Personal Typing I, Typing II, Business Math, | Business Law, Office Machines, Advisor to | Business Club CAROL A. COELHO, B.A., M.A.T. Head of English Department Senior Honors English, Communications Media, Advanced Composition, English 11-1 RONALD COLANGELO, M.A. Physical Education, Head Coach of Football, Coach of Weight Training NORMAN CORRIVEAU, M.A. Enriched College Chemistry, General Chem- istry, Algebra I DENISE DECAPORALE, B.S. Head of Music Department Concert Band, Marching Band, Stage Band, Choral Ensemble, Guitar I, I, HI, Keyboard I, Il, Independent Study on Musical Instru- ments . DOROTHY DIORIO, A.B., M.S. Head of Media Science Department Library Science, Library-Audiovisual Club NANCY DOBIE, B.S. Physical Education 9-12 Our resident classical scholar. Sal “SUSIIES IS, (OQ) LxerRel 5 ’ ‘Famous smiles depend on the Wa- Don’t ask me, I only work here.’ ter Pik. “‘Absotively, Posilutely!”’ GHIAMMTE World’s biggest leprechaun. 10 FAVING ROOM a V-8.”’ a Just another athletic supporter. ““Ask me if I care.”’ “‘T could have had 2s gest Has psychopathic tendencies (her ‘These school lunches do it every time.’ Freudian slip is showing) ‘‘What did you say?” ‘‘T am not late, Mr. Leclerc.’’ ‘ ‘Wake up and smell the coffee!’ 11 BRUCE DOWNING, B.F.A. Technical Drawing I, Technical Drawing I, Advanced Projects Drafting BRUCE W. ELLIS, B.S. English 9-1, English 9-3, Drama, Drama Club ROBERT L. FRAZER, B.A. Head of Health Education Department Current Health Issues, Current Health II, Standard First Aid, Cardiopulmonary Resus- citation ALFRED E. GOODWIN, B.A., M.Ed. Enriched Biology, Environmental Science, Unified Science X JOHN D. HANLEY, B.E., M.A.T. Science IX, Unified Science X, Advanced Biology ROBERT HARTLEY, B.S., M.A. Head of Foreign Language Department Spanish I-A, II-A, II-B, II, Sociedad Hon- oraria Hispanica, Advisor to Class of 1985 DEBRA L. HIGGINBOTHAM, B.S., M. Ed. Math, English, Vocational Exploration, Aca- demic Support MARGARET K. HOPKINS Instructional Aide in Resource Room _ LINDA M. HORTON, B.A. _ Algebra I-B, Geometry A, Math II DONALD J. HULME M.A. Head of Industrial Arts Department Woodworking I, I, II], Drafting, House Con- struction GREG HUTTON, B.S. Introduction to Marine Science, College Biol- ogy, Unified Science, Advisor to Mineral Club GLORIA M. ISLES M. Ed. Geometry, Math I, Algebra II HELEN KEOUGH B.A. Head of Home Economics Department Food I, Clothing I, Advanced Clothing, Advi- ou to National Honor Society and Class of 1984 ROBERT KULAGA, B.A. English 10-1, English 10-2, English 12-3, Coach of Golf, Assistant Coach of Girls’ Bas- e) ketball � JOANNE LACY, B.A., M.A.T. French I-B, III-A, IV, V, Advisor to Class of 1985 OMER LECLERC, M. Ed. Athletic Supervisor Comparative Government, U.S. History A and B BEATRICE LIMA PAMELA MARCHAND Rebound-Sepcial Needs SUSAN MASTROLA, B.S., A.P.C. Computer Lab Aide CAROL MASUCK, B.A. French I-A, III-A, II-B, II-B, Advisor to Class of 1986 ELLIS MAYERS Aquatic Director Freshman Advanced Lifesaving, Sophomore Competitive Swimming Techniques, Junior Water Polo Fundamentals, Senior Testing of Safety Skills, Head Coach of Girls’ Varsity Swimming Team, and Boys’ Varsity Swim- ming Team HENRY McDEED, B.A. Physical Education, Assistant Coach to Foot- ball FRANK MOONEY, B.A. U.S. History, History of Seekonk, Compara- tive Government, Coach of Boys’ and Girls’ Cross Country, Boys’ and Girls’ Indoor Track, and Boys’ Outdoor Track MARILYN MOONEY, B.S. Head of Business Education Department Shorthand I, II, Transcription, Office Prac- tice, Accounting II JOHN J. MURPHY, B.S., M. Ed. Algebra I, II, Senior Review STEPHEN MURPHY, M.A. Junior Honors, English 11-2, Introduction to Art, Developing Interior Space, Advisor to Reflections FREDRICK W. NELSON, B.A. English 9-2, English 10-3, English 11-2 HERBERT NORMANDIN, B.S. Power Mechanics, Electricity, House Con- struction, Drafting JANE PACHECO, B.S. Project Rebound IRENE R. PARTINGTON, B.S., M. Ed. Accounting I, Data Processing, Consumer Economics, Personal Typing CATHERINE PERRY Resource English, Resource Math, Resource Academic Support JOSEPH REIS, M.A. Industrial Arts Metals I, Industrial Arts Drafting I, Metals, Wood, Advanced Metals Flash From The Past Michalene (Conry) Rollins C. Bruce Downing Margaret M. (Harrington) Cassels Stephen Murph 1959 Brookline High School 1964 East Providence High 1952 Bay View First Grade School Catherine Helen (Provazza) Sally Jean (Bronkema) Wing Nancy V. (Stone) Woolfe Marjorie (Benson) Woodhams Perry 1965 Grandville High School, 1942 East High School 1945 1960 East Providence High Grandville, Michigan School Ellis Mayers 1962 St. Raphael (teacher) Susan Bickford (Brooks) Mastrola Helen (Harty) Keough Rosemary Hall 1936 f Ronald Ridolfi Francis L. Mooney Omer LeClerc 1962 St. Raphael 1960 St. Raphael 1957 Sacred Heart Academy a P at Margaret (Cruickshank) Hopkins 1944 Hope High Thomas J. Ridolfi 3 Robert Perreault aoe See Rondeny 1962 St. Raphael 1962 St. Raphael (teacher) � pe eZ Helen (Harty) Keough Carol (Ferreira) Coelho 1950 Regis College First Grade RONALD RIDOLFI, B.A. U. S. History-Advanced Placement, Ameri- can Government, Comparative Government, Coach of Boys’ Tennis THOMAS RIDOLFI, M.A. College Biology, General Biology, Medical | Technology, Coach of Varsity Baseball MICHALENE C. ROLLINS, B.S., M.S., MLS. ' Math, English, Vocational Exploration, Aca- _ demic Support REGINA SADLIER, Ed. B. Substitute teacher acting as tutor for in- school instruction RICHARD M. STANEK, Juris Doctor _ Head of Distributive Education Department Retailing I, Il, Exploring Retailing, Persona Typing KAREN STEERE, B.A., M.A. Algebra I, Geometry, Computer Program- ming, Advisor to Class of 1987 THOMAS H. SULLIVAN, JR. B.A., M.A. Head of Mathematics Department Calculus I,II, Finite Mathematics, Computer Science SANDRA SYPEK, B.A., M.A.T. Psychology, U. S. History, Comparative _ Government JEANNE VELARDO, B.S. Exploratory Home Economics, Advanced Foods, Introduction to Child Development, Child Development I, II JOHN WALTON, B.A., M.A., M. Ed. English 12-2, English 9-3, Latin LIL IU,1V, Advisor to the Junior Classical League STUART M. WEINTRAUB, B.S., M. Ed. Science IX, Unified Science IX, College � Chemistry, Driver Education SALLY WING, M.A. English 10-3, English 12-1, English 10-1, As- sistant Coach to Indoor Track, Head Coach to Girls’ Spring Track MARJORIE WOODHAMS, B.S. Sophomore Home Economics, Foods I, Clothing I, Advisor to Class of 1984 NANCY WOLFE, R.N., B.S. School Nurse, Student Bloodmobile STEPHEN WUJCIK, M.A. Head of Science Department College Chemistry, College Physics Jean Brackett Custodians: William Linton, Charles Kay, John Tameo, Pasquale Cimino, Frank Pro- vazza Mary Gonsalves L-R: Marie Rennick, Judy Ormonde, Bernice Perry, Clara Castro, Vera Macedo, Mary Lopes, Celia Perry, Alice Pickett iting Yebope 4% suai’ CHAPTER II = S Z fol = Z = S ee c = — faa oo YOU’ AS IT HAPPENED Our freshman year was one to remember. Each of us was filled with anxiety and anticipation for what lie ahead. The anxiety and fear could be seen in our faces ag we ‘attempte | re find our way to classes. We could not, yeliéve the freedom that was granted to’ us. We didn’ t have to walk single file to lunch. and we could a wherever we wanted. of | Our class was not given_any special treatment because we were youne aed if a EW school. We were warned at the beginning of the year by Mr. Dias about the 5% who never grew up and always seemed to get into trouble. Quickly becoming aware of our privileges, we soon fit in with the rest of the crowd. We were young but we caught on fast — discovering that elevator passes weren’t redeemable and that it didn’t matter if we went up the down staircase. We learned that we had the potential to achieve great things, and we were inspired to become involved in Spirit Week.-Tim Bessett led us to a near victory — coming | in a close second to the sophomores. We were ‘simply saving our energy for the next: year. It was a year of growing An change. iene were pleasant, memories and there was dis- sapointing ones as we found out that all under- classmen had to take'final exams. We had to think positively for this experience would help us in our future. The seeds were planted and here we would grow. Our sophomore year had arrived and we were still the same individuals but we had matured. We were not as naive as the freshmen class and wanted our share of the fun and of life. We in- cluded ourselves in morning food fights in the large cafeteria and thousands. of elevator passes were on hand for thémeonma ng freshmen. fit the bill. Unfor- id not bring us victo- Silly-silly sophom tunately, however, silline ry during Spirit Week. W wer quite a case and even Ann Micheletti®: boost our spirits failed. Despite.the lack 0 thusiasm, our class still tied the seniors-for third place. The grand finale to the Homecoming rally was the first pub- lic appearance by the new cheerleading squad. Seekonk High’s finest was featured except that there was one catch — the squad consisted of all males. In the midst of all this excitement, Gina Ferri became Lisa Fortin’s successor to the throne. We had shown that we were catching on to Seekonk High’s routine and we were given more responsibility. Driver’s Ed. was one of these. This class featured all the excitement one could handle for a day. We saw people with virtually no brains get behind a wheel and drive. Driver’s BL Was: eal | h changing. y Changes it in’ ‘our: wah had ‘also. taken ice Mr. Mattis left as Dean of Students and was replaced by Mr. Sheehan, and our favorites — ‘‘Muscles’”’ Mandeville and “‘Rah-Rah’’ Wilson — left. . Gag me with a spoon, fur surr! That one phrase comes to mind in reflecting on our junior year. Our spirit as a class.had diminished and our new title as jolly upperclassmen hardly fit us. Seniority had gone:to our heads and we were no longer the rowdy freshman class. The reality that we had a lot of work to accom- plish became apparent after receiving our PSAT scores. Those vocabulary words were quite amusing and all you could do was laugh — or cry. Imagine all that hard work just to prepare for the SAT’s! Despite the hard work, one could look forward to Spirit Week and Hopigpoming. Even then we did not show our enthusiasm as ee ass Although we lacked. popularity as a class, we again managed to tie for third place in the Spirit Week competition. Well it was a lot better than last place! We could not let our advisors down again. The prospect of losing our junior prom had made us work a little harder in the Spirit Week competition. It was worth it however, the junior prom was a memorable night. During the remainder of the year many changes came about. Computers invaded the minds of students, a visiting SNe fron Swetlen attended classes and we bluffed our Ewa thro more final exams. | Sw ms : With the start of our atin ro came a rotat- ing schedule as well as SAT’s again. However, there were some changes — Miss Walek became Mrs. Armbrust and Pat-Hartnett became class president. | 5, Senioritis had set in by. the ‘second’ month of school. We wanted to-get our‘lives going but we did not know in which direction to go. The outside world was closing in fast, college applications had to be filled out along with financial aid forms. We weren't little kids anymore and we had to ac- knowledge these responsibilities and accept the challenge. As wallet-size photos were distributed among friends, we could see that we had matured. This reminded us that it. wSildicbe our last year together. We had left our mark in Seekonk High School’s history. We thought it funny that fresh- men were supposed to respect our judgements. We, ourselves, didn’t even ‘know where we were going — how could we give advice to the fresh- men? Well, we enjoyed the seniority although we lied about it a little — the senior year is not as much fun as the underclassmen think. There are a lot of fun times, though, such as the senior sup- per, yearbook distribution day, class night, and the senior prom. However, there are some dis- appointing times such as re ing rejection notices from eltsess and saying good. bye to friends. But all-in-all, the senior year was full of events that will be forever fixed in our minds. WHAT A SUPRISE! For the majority of the class of 1984, our junior prom was our first prom. It was so special because it was the night that we had been looking forward to for months and one that would be held in our memories forever. On this night we were truly special. It’s not often that you see a class of 1984, especially the guys, in this type of garb. It’s amazing how we all made the transformation to long gowns and tuxedos, with class. Needless to say we looked terrific! Getting to the prom was a task in itself — Where is the Coachman anyway?’’ — The directions weren’t clear and finding Tiverton in the rain wasn’t easy. A special thanks to all those we asked for assistance along the way, because we all eventually arrived. There was, however, enough rain to dampen anyone’s spirits but once inside the Cinderella Room we were with our Queen Beth Voyer with her court: Joanne Axile, Kristen friends and all unpleasantries were forgotten — “‘our Kulaga and their escorts. night’’ was underway. Even having our pictures taken with wet hair was not that bad if you took it all in the spirit of fun. Until the food was served most of the girls could be found in the ladies’ room touching up already perfect hair and faces. The guys ... well, they looked very uncomfortable in suits in which they’d once thought you'd never catch them. ‘‘Come on guys, loosen up!!’ When dinner was served the atmosphere lightened and it seemed more like the SHS cafeteria than a classy restaurant — except the food tasted better here because chicken and prime rib are seldom found on the school menu. East Coast Connection finally started to play and they sounded even better than we had thought they would after all. No one was too thrilled with them after our school dance, if you remember. However they surprised us by playing all of our favorites and likewise the guys surprised us by dancing so well. Almost every- one danced and the night seemed to be a terrific suc- . CeSS. : YY. ™ When the time came to pick our “‘queen,’’ we de- 7 ; ene rs o ar cided the only fair way would be to have the waiters and The nicest things happenin) Love's Baya waitresses vote while we danced to our theme song, All : of My Love. Beth Voyer was then crowned queen while Kris Kulaga and Joanne Axile were honored as mem- bers of her court. The night came to a close — a sad ending yet a new beginning. As we picked up our favors, each of us said a special thanks to Mrs. Woodhams and Mrs. Keough. Without the help of our diligent advisors, our prom wouldn’t have been possible. We left with the feeling that we had accomplished something because we had acted like mature adults and surprised everyone, even ourselves. | _ The manager of the Coachman showed his apprecia- tion to our class for acting so mature by writing a letter to our advisors. Could this be the same class who � Sta almost lost their prom? We had changed — at least for a ¥ he ee 8S ee ae that night — and adulthood was just on the horizon. T° ie ae ‘‘We switched to Burger King!”’ ‘‘One for all and all for one.’’ | SY ‘Just a pinch between my cheek ‘‘Gee your hair and gum.”’ smells terrific.”’ il tae OOS 1M 4 ‘‘All my men wear En- ‘“ Sue, normal human ‘I can’t believe I ate the ‘‘First, prom queen ... glish Leather or nothing at bodies just don’t move that whole thing!”’ next, Miss America.”’ all. way. = A | ‘‘Do we hear wedding bells?” ‘‘Not tonight Tom.”’ Nm LoS) What is it — to be a child? It’s a world of carefree innocence, and yet — there is fear in those wide eyes A fear of growing, coping — forgetting What is it — to be an adult? It's a world of fears, problems, and yet — there is innocence in those experienced eyes An innocence of childhood — remembered and yearned for, once again. Paula Santos Life of the Party Susan Whitaker Raymond Riley ‘“We’re just two wild and crazy guys!”’ ‘Hey everybody, we’re here. Let’s party.”’ ‘‘Where’s the brew?”’ Class Couple Lynn Rossborough Steven Simmons ‘ Put your glands on hold and get to class.”’ - ‘‘Lynn and Steve sitt’n in a tree K-I-S-S-I-N-G. Most Intelligent Jennifer Giblin Richard Sizensky ‘“But Richard, you have to come to the calculus party!”’ ““S.A.T.’s? You mean that paper they gave me to doodle on?”’ ‘Hey Jen, move your paper a little to the right please.”’ Most Musical Lisa J. Medeiros Paul Cing-Mars ‘‘Let’s make beautiful music together.”’ ‘‘And Liberace thinks he knows how to play!”’ ‘“‘Lisa and Paul, wake up and smell the coffee.”’ Friendliest Patricia Hartnett James Letourneau ‘‘Hey little girl, want some candy?”’ ‘ Patty, are you the one who sends leftovers to the starving children of third world countries?’’ Most Athletic Mary Hendricks Timothy Urquhart ‘ Tim — the only S.H.S. student ever to take the Gold and Bronze in 400 meter freestyle duckwrestling.”’ ‘ Most athletic supporters.”’ 27 oe | a we | 4 ' |) NATIONAL | WELCOME | | ational | 84IGH cg DUR al SWITCH | fourons | ‘Biche Horse “‘Necking’’ Beach Mickey Dee’s 28 Today we'll start a new life and say our last goodbyes To all the friends we’ve grown to love with whom we've laughed and cried. : Remembering the fun and laughter, the problems and the fears, and watching all our memories grow throughout our high school years. The memories of the dances and the new people we have met, the places we spent our time and the exams we’d rather forget. Yes, high school days are precious but brief, where all your dreams come true; it’s not the end, but the beginning of a life we'll start anew. Paula Santos i al pk ue ren a 77 . ee ee - ee. oe 3 ; - . Seekonk High Hunting Ground DiZZameer ice Creal weersubs ROR e RRA Man eam EE See Are you sure that’s your picture, Son? But Ma, the people there are friendly! 45 ? Most Mischievous Christine Benedetti Timothy Gagnon ‘It’s only illegal if you get caught.” ‘‘Black and white stripes? Na! ... it’s not my style.”’ ‘‘No need for handcuffs, I'll go peacefully.”’ ie: ee it % ‘t SUES SEER E=Y Most School Spirit Anne Micheletti Timothy Bessette ‘ A man has gotta do what a man has gotta do (but this is ridiculous).”’ ‘ We’ll do anything for recognition.”’ ‘It’s not just a job, it’s an adventure.”’ Most Artistic Jennifer Dunn Thomas Cunningham ‘‘Mrs. Armbrust, how come there are no numbers on this canvas?”’ ‘ These hands can work miracles.”’ ‘‘T said artistic, not autistic.”’ 30 Most Flirtatious Pam Saisselin John Ferreira ‘“You see ... it’s not the quality of the relationship, it’s the quantity.” ‘‘Take a number ... the line forms to the right.”’ ‘‘T like your appraoch ... now let’s see your departure.”’ Most Individualistic Venita Washington Steven Mowry ‘ There’s no mold that could make this kind of cookie.’’ ‘Pm okay ... it’s the rest of the world that’s different.”’ Our motto is: ‘“‘Don’t Conform.”’ Typical Senior Kristen Henson Raymond Collicci ‘Sometimes you just gotta say ... what the heck!’ “We'll try anything once ... twice if we like it.”’ ‘ | . : Hope Anderson 104 Tee Jay Drive Hopie, Hopie Lynn, Hotrod Hope Ambition: Executive Secretary “It’s what’s on the inside that counts.”’ Band (10,11,12); Drama (9,12); Girls’ Basket- ball Manager (9,10,11,12). Suan Ne U0 lanie Batington 30 RoseMarie Drive Suzy, Suzy-Q, Sue Ambition: Nursing or Physical Therapy “In this promised land fire burnin’ in our hands the choice is ours to make realize your fantasy you live the dream with every step you take.’’ — Journey Chorus (9,10,11); Flag Corps (9,10); Outdoor Track (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12) Senior Class Representative; Indepen- dent Study (12); Fashion Show (12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Journey Fan (9,10,11,12) B Annan Maria Antonio 139 Woodward Avenue Anna, Anna Bo Danna Ambition: To become a fashion designer. To have the best in life. “Tf you always give the best to the world, the best will come back to you.” DECA (10); Fashion Show (10,11,12); Tug-of- War (10,11). David €. Ball 192 Woodland Avenue “‘Dave’’ ‘‘Mad”’ Ambition: Air Force, College ‘‘There is nothing on earth intended for inno- cent people, so horrible as school, to begin with, it is a prison. But, it is in some respect more cruel than prison. In a prison, for inst- ance, you are not forced to read books written by the wardens and the Governor.” Gf a ye ako 180 Jean Drive Jo Ambition: Communication; Cable T.V. Pro- duction ‘‘And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make.”’ “To: L.M., L.J.M., G.F., W.W., P.S., L.Mi— Our good times together, the memories forever!” Volleyball (9,10,11,12); Tennis (9); Student Government Day (9); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Prom Committee; In- dependent Study (12). Ambition: Psychology “Finally.’’ Never worry about tomorrow, Just be happy for today, for tomorrow is another step in the future, and today we will laugh about yesterday.’’ A Ch ristopher R ‘ Benott 49 Chestnut Hill Drive ““Chris’’, “‘Benwah’’ Ambition: ‘‘Engineering’’, To live life to the fullest “Time does not pass, it is motionless. It is we who pass upon its surface, as ships that sail upon the sea. From harbor to harbor, and after a little rest, embark upon another voyage.” Basketball (9,10,11); Tennis (9,10,11,12); Let- terman’s Club (10,11,12); Stage Band (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Inde- pendent Study (12); National Honor Society (11,12); Intramurals (9); Freshman Homeroom Representative; Yearbook Staff (12). 4 a ned Bruce Bou CW 4 Winterberry Lane Timothy P, al vick Besselle 27 Chantilly Court Settie, Tim Ambition: College, Doctor When you have a dream, don’t let anything dim it, Keep hoping, keep trying — the sky is the limit Football (9,10,11, tri-captain 12); Indoor track (9,11); Hockey (12); Spring Track (9); Weight Lifting (9,10,11,12); Freshman Class Pres- ident; Sophomore Class Representative; Ju- nior Class Vice President; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Committee; Independent Study (12); National Honor Society (12); Stu- dent Government Day (9). Steve iY aud OB vest 45 Mohawk Drive Ambition: To be successful and make a lot of money Basketball (9). Sohn Gndvew Borah 10 Curt Street J.B., Flip Ambition: College; To own my own business “There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way.”’ Golf (9,10,11,12); Basketball (9,10); Intramu- rals (9,10); Yearbook (12). Allen . Brown Jr. 83 Maynard Avenue Do you look for ale and beer here, you rude rascals? Track (9,10,12); Football (9,10,11, tri-captain 12); Independent Study (12). ae Sohn é 2 Burke 55 West River Street Burkie Ambition: College, to prosper in whatever I do. “My spirit flies high Iam fearless and free to express, to explore to begin to be me.”’ Football (9). Hephen Pad talore 10 Winter Drive Steve Ambition: College, Computer Science “A man who works with his hands is a laborer; aman who works with his hands and brain is a craftsman; but a man who works with his hands and brain and heart is an artist.’’ 34 Wh 1030 Fall River Avenue Arthur John Capello e 305 Pleasant Street Cappy’’, ‘‘Fred Flinstone’’, ‘‘Big Art’’, ““Big Teddy Bear’’, ‘‘Artie’’ Ambition: I would like to be successful in Medical Technology, and to live a long happy life with lots of money. “In order to be successful at life you must try and never ever quit. If you do not succeed the first time try again until you do succeed.”’ Football (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track (9,12); Outdoor Track (12); Weight Training (11,12); Independent Study (12); Intramural Softball (9). Kara Lan Caldarone 72 Cypress Road Ka, KC Ambition: To fulfill my biggest dream: and to meet Mick Jagger. “This is the evening of the day. I sit and watch the children play. Smiling faces I can see, but not for me. I sit and watch as tears go by.”’ Jagger! Drama (11); Drama Club (12); Business Club (11); Lav Attendent (9,10,11,12). William cL Carter, Jy. Brother Bill, Slow Bill, Bill Ambition: Army Stage Band (11,12). te iY ‘ane M Lorie Cassidy 26 Willard Avenue ‘ ‘Di’ ’ Ambition: To live a happy and successful life ‘““He who never makes the attempt will never know the limitations for the dreams of yester- day are the realities of today.’’ Medical Club (9); Library Club (10); Business Club (11,12); Spirit Week Mascot (11); DECA (12). Da ye tcelho 550 Fall River Avenue Ambition: To be rich; Business Management “You can’t always get what you want.’’ “It’s better to burn out than fade away.”’ Pil a Ging Mars 24 Fairfield Street Ambition: To be a professional musician “The most important things in life are to do ee you want to do and be happy at what you 0. Stage Band (9,10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12). Susan M. Cole 41 Perrin Avenue Ssae “Sue Suzie”’ Ambition: College; Broadcasting “Hold fast to tomorrow’s dreams for they may slip thru and become yesterday’s wishes.”’ National Honor Society (11,12); French Hon- or Society (11,12); Co-Layout Yearbook Edi- tor 1984; Independent Study (12). 68 Hawthorne Drive Raymond P Colices 400 Ledge Road ““Larry”’ Ambition: To own a Newport mansion “Sweet memories flashing very quickly by re- minding me, giving me a reason why I know that my goal is more than a thought I'll be there when I teach what I’ve taught.’’ (Rush, 2112) Senior Camping Trip Committee Lisa th pistine Conyers 180 Sagamore Rd. Lee, Lise, Lee-Lee Ambition: Psychology, Business “This life a theatre we may call, where every actor must perform with art, or laugh it through, and make a farce of all; or learn to bear with grace his tragic part.’’ T. Shadwell. Soll Cardi 1 Back Street Ambition: To live in the West Coast and lead a wealthy life You don’t get something for nothing you don't get freedom for free you won't get wise with the sleep still in your eyes no matter what your dream might be. (Rush, 2112) Francine (11,12); Football (12). 36 eo a a iA Timothy James Go rlult 39 Winterberry Lane ‘Corb’, ‘‘Corbstone’’, ‘‘Dough-boy’”’, ‘‘Cookie Baker”’ Ambition: College, to be successful in whatev- er I set out to do “Yesterday is buta memory, tomorrow is but a dream, live for today, for each day is a new struggle, one that should be taken whole heartedly, have faith in the Lord, that He hasa plan for you, then all will fall into place’’ Cross Country (10,11,12); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Let- terman’s Club (9,10,11,12). Keith wes Costa 13 Wildflower Drive EB. Ambition: To become a Physical Education teacher You don’t get to choose how you're going to die, or when. You can only decide how you’re going to live right now. Basketball (9,10,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Independent St udy (12); Brenda (10,11,12). Kyle Ro bert Corde KO 49 Colonial Road “Orcas tl eLives Ambition: To become wealthy and successful in Business Management “You do your talking while in action, not be- fore nor after’ Football (12); Softball Intramurals (9); Weight Training Intramurals (9). Michael . Costa Mergealetoespanow mentramonautnaja, Merge-man Ambition: Physical Therapist, to be incredibly wealthy Woe to You oh earth and sea, for the Devil sends the beast with rath because he knows the time is short. Let him who hath understanding reckon the number of the beast for it is a hu- man number, its number is six-hundred and sixty-six. Iron Maiden The Number of the Beast Absolutely nothing except S.A.B. ek. a WUenie here Coumlemunche eas y. 22 Gardner Street Murry, Short-sleeves Ambition: To face and meet tomorrow’s chal- lenges. “In the race to be better or best, miss not the joy of being.’’ Basketball (9); National Honor Society (11,12); Softball (12). athena Ane Cushing 323 Olney Street Kathy, Kath Ambition: College “Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul. pen deep, for every dream precedes the goal. National Honor Society (11,12); Varsity Swim Team (10,11,12); Concert Band (9,10,12); Stage Band (11); Marching Band (9,10,12); Ju- nior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Supper Committee; Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Independent Study (2): rn “L Vs larie Cunha 1 Miller Street Ann Ambition: Interior Decorator “T live my life, the way that I choose, andI’m satisfied with nothing to loose. I don’t ask no favor don’t know the reason why, If I don’t ask no questions, I don’t get no lies.”’ DECA (10); Tug-a-war (11,12). Beverly Ann Detosta 35 George Street Skin, Bev, Bevy, Bez Ambition: To be a computer Programmer. To be happy in everything I do. “There was a wise man in the East whose constant prayer was that he might see today with the eyes of tomorrow.’’ Omar Khayyam “Tm finally out in the clear and I'm free I’ ve got dreams I’m livin’ for ’'m movin’ on where they'll never fine me rolling on to anywhere T'Il break away yes I'm on my way.’’ Journey Fashion Show (10,11,12); Business Club (CUIEI2): Zz Sho mas A. Cu n ningha m Cc 112 Sherman Avenue Spam, Wham Bam Ambition: To go into Graphic Design Illustration, or a related art field. Deb Walek Fan Club (9,10,11,12); Yearbook (11,12); Frisbee Team (11,12). ey lophen iY le Vmaral 3 Chainey Street Pistol, Hammer Ambition: To be successful at each task that I may encounter in the future. The future I hope will bring good fortune for those who I have been acquainted with throughout high school and I hope everyone will reap the benefits offered by life. Baseball (10,11,12) Captain; Basketball (ORIEN) 37 LOIRE ILD Angelo 33 Ipswich Street Killer, Lee-lee Ambition: To get married, have children and have a happy family life. “There’s more to the picture than meets the eye’’ NY ‘“‘NO ONE HERE GETS OUT ALIVE”’ JM The DOORS 1 LED ZEP Drama (11); Drama Club (12). ofe e ‘ne: “— a hh ia smile 4 Ki Nt An iF uncan 61 French Drive ‘Duncan bugger’”’ Ambition: Computer and information sys- tems, engineer “Don’t be afraid to dream — without dreams and hopes — life could become a narrow road going nowhere.”’ Swimming (9,10,11,12); Tennis (10); Student Council (9); Student Government (9); Letter- man’s club (9,10,11,12). ae ci Ys Lichele iY as 135 Wheaton Ave 2 is Jennifer Jeanne Dumn 11 Wesley Street oJ Cnisene Jenny eur leitencns Ambition: College, Art School Count your age by your friends, not years ... Count your life by smiles, not tears. Indoor track (9); Outdoor Track (9); Volleyball (10,11); Spirit Week poster Committee (9,10,11); National Honor Society (11,12). _, —% | mJ a a Mg i a Sohn Pru Dubuc 375 Oakhill Avenue Buc Ambition: To Be Rich “To live life as it comes’ Football (12). ’ Oo pacer tun Chiorhen 302 Chestnut Street Patt’ “NAT Granmayeeebates ee ””° Doc Ambition: Medical Secretary and to someday fly a helicopter “Love when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must be for that’s part of the plan.” Business Club (11,12); Fashion Show (10). Richard IW. Ellis 20 Thompson Drive Ambition: Go to college and achieve my max- imum potential Life is but a marathon, towards the winning of SUCCESS. Cross Country (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); In- dependent Study (12). a Vhomas Richard Yasteion 236 Jacob Street Fastmo Ambition: To go to college for engineering and to become successful at whatever I do. What a long strange trip it’s been my friend. Football (9). luca Ole. 60 Back Street Pat, Patty, Tricie Ambition: Business — Accounting — To lead a happy and successful life. “Since the span of life which we enjoy is short, let us make the memory of our lives as long as possible.” National Honor Society (11,12); Business Club (11)12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10,11,12). Tom P Feighery 182 Pine Street Ambition: USAF And the meek shall inherit the earth. ery Gain 54 Sagamore Road Ambition: ‘‘Criminology’’ “Tf you're never sad you don’t know what it’s like to be Happy”’ Basketball (9,10); Baseball (9,10,11); Football (12); Independent Study; Class President (12). Sehnalhon Gilbert Dowreura 643 Fall River Avenue John, Sammy, Johnathon Ambition: To marry a rich girl and live off her money Too many hands on my time, too many feel- ings, too many things on my mind, When I leave I don’t know what I'm hoping to find and when I leave I don’t know what I’m leaving behind. (Rush Signals) Concert Band (9,10,11,12); Marching Band (9); Indoor Track (9); Outdoor Track (9); Inde- pendent Study (12); Intramural Weightlifting Cen), Football (9,10,11,12); RUSH (11, a) 39 Gina Mania Form 436 Olney Street . Garee Sclinag Ambition: A career in Communications or Advertising “No smile is so beautiful as the one that strug- gles through tears.’’ We’ve been through it all together — Lisa J., Wendy, Jo, Lynn Field Hockey (9,10,11,12); Basketball Cheer- leader (9); Hockey Cheerleader (10,11,12); Tennis (9); Softball (10,11,12); Homeroom Representative (9,10); Student Government Day (9); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Fashion Show (10,11,12); National Honor So- ciety (11,12); Independent Study (12). co HA. Rote J. pene 19 Briarbrook Drive Ambition: To be successful Football (9,10,11,12). 40 Hophanie nr n Ainixia 373 Anthony Street Steph, Stem, Pick-A-Nee Ambition: Paralegal Studies, Keep my family happy “You can’t always get what you want. But if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need.”’ “‘Stones’’ Business Club, Lav Patrol, John (9,10,11,12). Lisa Marie Porter 13 Border Avenue Lita, Lee, Lee-Lee Ambition: To understand why things happen the way they do in life. To all young lovers, small streams of caring become a pool of love, don’t drown in it, but if you do always remember there are people who care and day by day it will hurt a little less, and if it was love, the memory will last forever. W ‘Miam 0 f Fischer 65 Eleanor Drive James Anthony Furtado, D 17 Briarwood Drive Jimmy, Jim Ambition: To be successful, and to someday run my father’s business “Twill live my life and enjoy it; if I take one day at a time”’ Parking lot attendant, Chorus (12), Honor Guard (12). Yimoth Ye Michael Gagnon 60 St. Laurent Parkway Ambition: Martial Arts, Communications Media “To be supreme ruler of a vast empire. De- stroy roofs, walls, see in all the rooms at once. From the air we trapped Gods, to with the Gods’ omniscient gaze, but without their pow- er to be inside minds and cities as they fly above. The sniper’s rifle is an extension of his eye, he kills with injurious vision.’’ (Jim Mor- rison) Indoor Track (9); Outdoor Track (9); Stage Band (9,10); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10,11,12); Independent Study (12). Jennifer Ann Gillin 125 Marnoch Drivé Jen, Gib Ambition: College “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Cross Country (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); In- dependent Study (12); Class Representative (10,11,12); Student Council (10,11 secretary, 12 vice-president); National Honor Society (11,12 president); Junior Prom Committee; Se- nior Prom Committee; French Honor Society (UTED): Roger Gk. Gamelin 21 Hawthorne Drive “Rog’’, Shotgun Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do — college “Mellow is the man who knows what he has been missing; many, many men can’t see the open road.’ Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin (9,10,11,12); Tennis Team (9,10,11,12); Frisbee (11,12); Independent Study (12). DToyesa Gildea 27 Grant Street Tree Ambition: Mechanical Draftsman, Computer Programmer “Love yourself as you love life for there is only one of each.”’ ‘“‘What you are is what you’ve made yourself out to be, so do it right the first time and be happy.”’ AV — Library (9,10,11,12; Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Art,Club (9,10,11,12); Senior Movie (9,10,12); Hockey Cheerleading (10); Gymnastics (9,10); National Honor Society (12); Student Government (9,10); Spanish Honor Society (12); Senior Prom Committee. “ Marybeth Gaucher 975 Pine Street Blurr, Marybet Ambition: Work with children “7 think it’s all a matter of love, the more you love a memory, the stranger and stranger it LAYS Girls Swim Team (9); Medical Club (9); Fashion Show (10,11,12; Senior Prom Com- mittee (12). Me piston Grn Gosslex 46 Talbot Way “‘Goosh’”’ ‘Kri’’ “‘Goose’”’ Ambition: To be in business for myself in Fashion Design and Studio Art “Life is but a bridge we build to link before and after, and the wise man will build his with family, friends, love, and laughter.”’ Cross Country (9,10,12); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Spring Track (9,10,12); Marching Band (9,10); Concert Band (9,10); National Honor Society (11,12); Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Committee; Spirit Week (11,12); Senior Supper Committee. 4] R honda ay Goula 90 Mayflower Drive Gooza, Ron Ambition: College, to have fun and be happy “We cannot forget one another; but we cannot stay together; we all must say goodbye and get on with our lives, but we should remember the memories” Cross Country (9,10); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); In- dependent Study; Junior Prom Committee; Se- nior Prom Committee; Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Freshman Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Vice President; Fashion Show (11,12); Student Council. Sohn Proton Hanley 35 Howland Street Seekonk, MA. Scarecrow National Honor Society (11,12). Gal Lyn We Greene 309 Anthony Street ‘‘Greenie Weenie’”’ Ambition: Medical Secretary, To live a long and happy life with Ray. “Always and Forever each moment with you is just like a dream to me that somehow came true and I know tomorrow will still be the same cause we've got a life of love that won’t ever change.”’ Chorus (9); Medical Club (9); Business Club (11812): Raval [12ers tOreven): R ssedl Hawn Harris 39 Fuller Street Rusty, Hack Ambition: To be successful in the auto mobile business, Jean. “Little GTO your really lookin fine 3 deavces and a4 speed and a 389 listen to her tach listen to her wind Blow it out GTo 1 (9,10,11,12) So many great memories! (11, all three lunches); (9,10,11,12) tug of war. én hixabelh Catherine Hall 61 Woodward Avenue Betsy, Boom Boom Ambition: To prove Mr. Sheehan wrong, that I am not just a waste product and a looser but make three times the money he is, and to a C.P.A.! “You live from day to day and you dream about tomorrow and the hours go by like min- utes and the shadows come to stay so you take a little something to make them go away and I could have done so many things Baby If I could only stop my mind from wondering what I left behind and from worrying about this wasted time you know that love has come and gone and the years keep Rushing on I remember what you told me before you went out on your own sometimes to keep it together you’ve got to leave it alone so you can get on with your search Baby and I can get on with mine and maybe someday we will find that it wasn’t A) (7 a me Priycia Syne Hartnell 129 Briarbrook Drive Se battyenb loa Ambition: Psychology; To be happy Healthy “We've had the best of times, the worst of times For what has been, and what will be.’’ Volleyball (9,10,11,12); Tennis (9,11,12); Class Representative (11); Senior Class Pres- ident; National Honor Society (11,12); French Honor Society (11,12); Junior and Senior Prom Committees; Yearbook Staff (12: Sports Co- Editor); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Senior Dance Com- mittee (12). Muachaed Patrick Healy 449 County Street Mike, Heal, 6’2’’, Big Guy, Squeally Ambition: Law Enforcement — Police Officer “God asks no man whether he will accept life. That is not the choice. One must take it. The only choice is how.”’ Football (9,12); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12). 89 Read Street Howe Ambition: To be successful in anything I do. “Live life to the fullest, you only live once.”’ oy . it A e Mary é. Hendricks 745 Ledge Road Marris Ambition: College; Child Care “Tf you can’t be a highway then just be a trail. If you can’t be the sun be a Star; It isn’t by size that you win or fail — be the best of whatever you are.’ Volleyball (9,10, Co-Captain 11,12); Basket- ball (9,10,11,12); Softball (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Fashion Show (10); Student Government (9); National Honor Society (11,12); Independent Study. ee Va we Ke jslen Marie Henson 62 Wedgewood Drive Kris Ambition: To be happy and successful at ev- erything I do. “‘For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well-lived makes yes- terday a dream of happiness and every tomor- row a vision of hope.’’ Girl’s Swim Team (9,10,11, Captain 12); In- door Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Sophomore Class Treasurer; Se- nior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Com- mittee; Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Fashion Show (10,11,12); Independent Study; Student Council (9,10,12). Julie Clixabeth Howell 23 Stratford Road Ulie Ambition: To clasp the hands and know the thoughts of men in other lands ... “A string untied needs tying up, AS every empty space, to merely prove its own exist- ence, needs walking through.”’ Tennis (9,11,12); Independent Study (12); Yearbook (10,11,12 business editor); Student Council (Rep 11); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Prom and Senior Supper Com- mittee (11,12); National Honor Society Trea- surer; Fashion Show (10,11); Jr. Classical League (11,12). Susan B oe Hoyt 210 Pleasant Street Sue, Swoyt, Hoyt Ambition: To become a computer program- mer, go to college and be successful. “Of all the things in life that wisdom provides to make life entirely happy, much the greatest is the possession of friendship.”’ Concert Band (9,10,11); Marching Band (9,10,11); Cross Country (9,10,11); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Spring Track (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Fashion Show (11,12); Independent Study (12). 43 Robert Sch n Huon 1 Colonial Road Rock”’ Ambition: Engineering Football (9,10,11,12); Basketball (9); Hockey (10,11,12); Golf (11); Independent Study (12); Marching Band (9,10,12); Stage Band (9,10,11,12); Baseball (9,10,12). Lord Hudcynshi 430 Read Street Pruil ; Jennings 303 Oakhill Ave. P.J. Ambition: To succeed in life and live hi gh “Only dreams come true’’ Baseball (9); Football (12); Corridor duty (9,10,11,12). Wien Ronald Johnson 16 Edgemere Drive Ambition: Auto Mechanic — build engines and build stock cars “Van Halan — chained’ 44 Ruth é Johnson 34 Belview Street Ruthie, R.J. Ambition: To fulfill my dreams “Love is something that you never want to shut your heart to; for if you shut your heart to love, you shut your eyes to life.’’ ‘As we step out on our own, each in a different world, we will be comforted with the memories that will always keep us together.’’ Fashion show (11,12); Senior Supper Com- mittee; Senior Prom Committee. Seseph P Kana HUAN 32 Hawthorne Drive Kaz’’, ‘Camel Jockey’, “Kazoo ’ Ambition: To own my own business “At dusk, we all must choose: To watch sha- dows lengthen, or to let our face reflect sunset.”’ DECA (10,11,12). é ward John Heenan 420 Ledge Road Eddie or Ed Ambition: To be a rich Draftsman “Oh girl stand by me I’m forever yours — faithfully. To Rhonda forever, Shamu + Goof pee Good luck — Bob. Thanks mom + ad. Kevin Ronald Labounty 34 Foch Avenue “exe, “CORTE” Ambition: Journalism; computers; broad- casting “Tf you do not understand my silence you will not understand my words.”’ Student Council (9,10,11); Drama (9); Junior prom committee; Independent study (12); Spirit week committee (10,11). Steve R ; Korlacke 528 Fall River Avenue Corn, corndog Ambition: College — profootball — carpenter “What's up dude! Fred. Excuse me! AC DC Angus. To be a rock and not to Roll and she’s buying the stairway to heaven. ‘“‘Led Zep- pelin”’ Football (9,10,11,12); Hockey (10,11,12); Let- terman (10,11,12); Chorus (12). Ronald Lapote 13 Brookfield Street Wo plone Brom Kulaga Cc 142 Pimental Drive Kris Ambition: Medical field, to live a life with love and happiness. “Never shall I forget the days which I spent with you ... Continue to be my friend as you will always find me yours.”’ Field hockey (9,10,11); Indoor track (9); Hock- ey cheerleading (10); Tennis (9,10,12); Class council (rep. 9, secretary 10,11,12); Student Council (9,10,11,12 secretary); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Junior prom com- mittee; Senior prom committee; Senior supper committee; National Honor Society (11,12); Independent study (12). Kim Llane Lallier 345 Woodland Avenue ‘ Kermit’’ “‘Kimmie”’ Ambition: College; to be wealthy, live happily and to have many friends “Time passes on but never shall pass the mem- ories of the days I spent with you. Continue to be my friend for I shall always be a friend to you. National Honor Society (11,12); Business ClubsGiat2): 45 4 a } ° . , hy Vit NY Judith a Many Lanoue 48 Grant Street Jude Ambition: College ““Many dreams come true, and some have sil- ver linings. I live for my dream, and a pocket of gold.”’ Field Hockey (9,10,11,12). Chris 7 lopher Gerald vs Cm 90 Olney Street Chris Ambition: Become a pilot and live happily, healthy and wealthy “Oh yeah we're killing time, just to keep you clocking on, these are the best years of your life, now they’re here and gone.”’ Basketball (9); Baseball (10,11); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Prom committee (11); Senior Camping trip council (12); National Honor So- ciety (11,12). 46 v ‘i Poplars re Vancy Jean Lefacure C 59 Cross Street Nanc, dude, pout, unit, Alicia Ambition: Cosmetology, Jim, To be happy and to have a fulfilled life. “If I could make days last forever, if words could make wishes come true, I'd save every- day like a treasure and then again I would spend them with you.”’ Fashion Show (11); DECA (12). Karen Lindell 56 Sims Avenue “Goodbye to Romance, Goodbye to Friends, Goodbye to all the past, I guess that we'll meet, We'll meet in the end.”’ (Ozzy Osbourne) James Glan Lelournea 62 Maynard Avenue Burne Ambition: To make Mega Bucks “‘Make ‘‘em’’ eat wheat bread.’’ Football (9,10,11,12). Debra Jean e Machado 43 Benson Avenue Debbie, Deba, Deb Ambition: X-Ray Technician, and to live my life to the fullest, and to succeed in whatever I choose to do. ‘For long you'll live, and high you'll fly, for smiles you'll give, and tears you'll cry, for all you'll touch and all you'll see, is all your life will ever be.”’ DECA (10); Yearbook Committee; Senior Prom Committee. jon hes MacSaac 41 Bear Hill Road Mack, Pete Ambition: To own a successful gym. “People judge you by your actions not your intentions. You may have a heart of gold, but then again, so does a hardboiled egg.’’ Football (11,12); Spring Track (12). CA + Bernard ( Soseph Mallon 55 Burnside Avenue Bern Ambition: Self-Employed carpenter Life’s battles don’t always go to the stronger or faster man. But sooner or later the man who wins is the man who thinks he can. Karate (9,11,12). = i AD Jonathan Sey a MacKenxie 136 Olney Street Jay Ambition: Go in to Coast Guard and Travel and live a happy life with Cindy. “There are many steps on the ladder of success. But you must take one step at a time.” “Winners never quit and quitters never win. “Just you and I.” Basketball (9); Baseball (9). Kristin Lyn ‘ Manning 40 Donald Lewis Drive mel TISig Ambition: Child Psychology and to succeed in helping unfortunate children. “Every person must have his dreams — mem- ory dreams of the past and eager dreams of the future. I never want to stop reaching for new goals.”’ Varsity Swim Team (9,10); Varsity Tennis Team (9,10,11,12); Basketball Cheerleading (10,11,12); Football Cheerleading (11); Spirit Week Committee (11,12); Senior Supper Com- mittee (12); Senior Prom Committee (12); In- dependent Study (12); Fashion Show CLOSET): Kenneth James 2 Ms lagee 122 Central Avenue Ken, Kenny Ambition: To live a long and happy life. “Almost anything in life is easier to get into than out of.’’ President of Bakers Corner Friday night par- ties (11); Rebound (10,11,12). ee Prula i? “ V s Carguis 40 Roosevelt Street Ambition: Computer Programmer and Psy- chology “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. A day I have not laughed is a day I have not lived!! Thanks Mom and Dad — I Love You!!’’ Deca (9,10); Fashion Show (10,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Junior Prom Committee (11); Indepen- dent Study (12); Senior Prom Committee (12); Senior Supper Committee. 47 = Robert John © Marshall, Jp. 77 Fairway Drive ‘““Bob”’ Ambition: College, then to pursue a successful life “Ambition is the seed of success; nurtured by diligence and intelligence, success is inevit- able”’ National Honor Society (11,12); French Hon- or Society (11); Junior Classical League (12, President); Cross Country (9,10,11,12); Out- door Track (9); Tennis (11,12); Lettermen’s Club (12); Yearbook Committee (12); Indepen- dent Study (12); Spirit Week (9). Mechelle Sey U1 lallack 134 Forest Avenue Dip, Shell Ambition: Medical Transcriptionist “There are gold ships, and there are silver ships, but there are no ships like friendships”’ Drama (11); Yearbook Staff (11). 48 Michelle R achael Masse 119 Gregory Drive Seekonk, Ma. 02771 Mick Ambition: Undecided Thanks Mom and dad. SHS. Jessica Lee Malts 1160 Newman Avenue Jessie, Jess Ambition: To become a secretary and to havea wonderful future. “Love is like a rose. First it blooms to a beauti- ful thing. But once it has died, so has your love.’’ —I love you Mike forever. Good luck to C.T. in the future. Medical Club (9,10); Business Club (11,12); Chorus (10). Lynn M. Mathias 62 Tee Jay Drive Lynnie, Lynna, Lyndsey Ambition: Social Worker, Cosmotology “‘To my friends — If ever you need to talk, to share a laugh, a dream, a smile; to be com- forted or reassured, to be understood ... Re- member, my shoulder is there for your head, your secrets are safe and my door is always open — Forever, Lynn’’ To — JoJo, Mig, We- We, Wenneth, Gee, Pammy; Remember — Elsie?? Fort Parties, Allnighters, Bennies Birthday (Lisa??) — Definitely memorable!”’ Volleyball (9,10,11,12); Tennis (9,10,11,12); Student Government (9); Independent Study (12); Spirit Week (9510,11,12). Son Pe: Mateamin tae 45 French Drive Joni aMace Ambition: College, Succeed and have fun Live while you may; tomorrow may never come Basketball (9); Independent Study (12); Golf (10); Tennis (12); Student Government (9,10) ; Student Council (9,10,11,12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper; Football (9). Patricia Marie Mcbarron 90 Fieldwood Avenue SeUriCiaae ““Buffy’’ Ambition: College, To be a medical tech- nologist For Stevie, As full of life as itself.’ — we rolled across the high plains Deep into the mountains Felt so good to me Finally feeling free Somewhere along a high road The air began to turn cold She said she missed her home I headed on alone — Bob Segar Yearbook staff (12). : j i ‘i Dona Lynn ay Medeiros 240 Elm Street Ambition: College, To be what I want, and do what I want and to make sure I’m happy doing whatever I do! “Life is not a having and a getting but a being and becoming.”’ Volleyball (9); Indoor Track (9); Softball (9,10,11,12); Field Hockey (10,11,12); Mar- ching Band, Concert Band (10,11, Vice Presi- dent 12); Junior Class Rep.; Independent Study. irginia e Ls IcDonald 20 Ferncliffe Road qe re nae J - Oia oa7 Lisa Brn Medeiros 62 Colfall Street eee s “ALS” Ambition: Business — Executive Secretary. To lead a happy and successful life. “To be nobody-but-myself — In a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you like everybody else — Means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight, and never stop fighting.’’ e.e. cummings Fashion Show (11); National Honor Society (11,12); Business Club (11,12). ii Clixabelh Louise Me Vel S505 Central Avenue Liz, Lizzy, Jasp, Jill Ambition: College, to be successful and wealthy. Not enjoyment and not sorrow Is our destined end or way But to act that each tomorrow Find us farther than today. Fashion Show (11); Senior Prom committee (12); Independent study (12). Lisa Sean Medeiros 176 Lincoln Street ‘Lise’, ‘Tee’, SS Tee “ EBlsie’’ Ambition: Registered Nurse and to live my life to the fullest (1) Special joys Special places Special friends together. The moments pass so quickly but the memories are forever. (2) To Gins, Pam, Joan- ne, Wendy, Lynna: The memories of our good times, May they always Make us Smile. Concert Band (rep 9, rep 10, pres 11+ 12); Marching Band (9,10,11,12); Football Cheer- leading (11,12); Basketball Cheerleading (9,10,11,12); Tennis (9); Volleyball (10); Talent Show (9); Student Goyernment (9); Spirit Week Committee (9 ,10,11,12); Homeroom rep (10); Independent Study (12). 49 « Whe a WUedina 188 Woodward Avenue Ambition: Artist ‘Blade Runner. Your always moving on the edge. I guess it’s inevitable. Someday you'll fall, on one side or the other. Cynthia A. A Ucllo 11 Rye Street Cindy Ambition: Secretary, To live a happy success- ful life. ‘These are the seasons of emotion and like the wind the rise and fall this is the wonder of devotion I see the touch we all must hold this is the mystery of the quotient upon us all a little rain must fall. ‘‘Now if I was a bricklayer I wouldn’t just build anything if I was a ball player I wouldn't play no second string and if I were some jewelry, Lord, I'd have to be a diamond ring if I was a jug of wine, my flavor would be pretty old if I was a secret you know I would never be told I could be most anything but it got to be 24-karat gold. Business Club (11); Deca (10); Independent Study (12); Sohn F. Mello 29 Malta Street ‘“Mello Yellow”’ Ambition: Law Enforcement “Go on, my friend, and fear nothing; for for- tune favors the brave.’ Independent Study (12); Weightlifting (9,11,12); Football (9,12); Softball (9). e Marylou c Mendes 72 Hope Street “Mary’’, ‘“Mar’’ Ambition: To find success and happiness in what ever I do. “For nothing in life that is worthy is ever too hard to achieve if you have the courage to try it and you have the faith to believe. National Honor Society (11,12); Independent Study (12); Year Book (co-literary editor); French Honor Society (11). R obert L 0 Messien 76 Baraerry Drive ‘Del’, Bob Ambition: To be successful and Happy “Of all the things which wisdom provides to make life entirely happy, much the greatest is the possession of friendship. Basketball (9,10,11,12); Golf (11, 12); Indepen- dent Study (12). Seffrey Man Michaud 73 Oakland Avenue ‘Jeff, Skip, Mitch”’ Ambition: To live life to the fullest and succeed in everything. “Breath, breath in the air, don’t be afraid to care. Leave, but don’t leave me. Look around, 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 touch and all you see is all life will ever be.’’ Basketball (9); Independent Study (12); Base- ball (12). Grn a Maria 2 Ui lichelolti 52 Wedgewood Drive Ann’’, ‘“‘Annie”’ Ambition: Elementary Education “Do not despair, that you cannot change the world in a day or two. Instead, just give your very best in the little things you do. Then you will find in days to come when taken all together these little steps did change and make the world a little better’ Diving (9); Student Government Day (9); Bas- ketball Cheerleading (9,10,12, Co Captain 11); Football Cheerleading (10,11); Class Council (9,12 Rep.); Student Council (9,10,11,12, pres- ident); Senior Prom Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Supper; School Lunch Ad- visory Board; Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Fashion Show (10); Student Advisory Board Committee; Independent Study (12). A ee a See Fi Donna Lee u Monaghan 12 Bloomfield Street “‘Don’’ Deen Ambition: Executive Manager “T have finished my Rainbow, bended it and set it firm. Now off and away to find the pots of gold at its feet.’’ Indoor track (9); Outdoor track (9,10); Vol- leyball (10,11 Captain 12); Spirit Week (11,12); Lettermen’s Club (11,12); National Honor So- ciety (11,12). . Lisa Marie Me lignacea 86 Hiller Drive . ’ Ambition: College; psychology “Life itself can’t give you joy unless you really will it; Life just gives you time and space, it’s up to you to fill it.”’ Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee; Fashion Show (10,11,12); Spirit Week (10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Chris. ‘A, Sherry Lynne e Mooney 60 Cynthia Drive Sher’’ ‘‘Moon’”’ Ambition: To go on with my life and succeed happily. “Of all the things which wisdom provides to make life entirely happy, much the greatest is the possession of friendship.’’ Epicurus Field Hockey (9,10,11); Co-Captain (12); In- door Track (9); Softball (9,10); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Fashion Show (9,10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Prom Committee (11); Student Council (9,10). Korea Lynn Millar 137 County Street Puss‘n’ Boots Ambition: To be a rock n roll star “Rock n roll will never die’’ “Love is a passion Love is a fire It’s all about want and human desire The feeling of love DOM eons to hold for love should never go cold. Deca (10,11,12); Musician (9,10,11,12); Motorcycles (9,10,11,12); Restaurant Manag- er (9,10,11,12). Glenn M. Mortimer 99 St. Laurent Parkway Glennjamin, Mort Ambition: Musician — Violinist Music touches every key of memory, and stirs all the hidden springs of sorrow and joy; We love for what it makes us forget and for what it makes us remember.”’ Concert Band (9,10,11); Marching Band (9,10,11); Pep Band (10); Student Conductor (CX ti). 551 Steven Y, 2 Mowry 103 County Street ‘“Mow’’, ‘‘Morris”’ Ambition: To see the world as many times as I can and enjoy it. Don’t worry about life because you will never get out of it alive. Cross-country (9), Indoor track (9), Art Club (12), Deb Walek Fan Club (9,10,11,12), Stu- dent Government (9), Class Vice-President (12). PAyloon Muggle 75 Burnside Avenue ‘“Mugs’’, ‘‘Muggles’’, ‘‘Charlie’’ Ambition: To be happy. If you love something Set it free, If it comes back it’s yours If it didn’t it never was ... Lav (9,10,11,12) Corridor duty (9,10,11,12). . ¢ ; � ew ‘ te 4 a eo Brenda BZ Ce « Mi Luise 200 Brown Avenue ‘“Bea’’, ‘‘Little Muise’”’ Ambition: Lab Technician, Work with pre- school kids. If you become your own person, reach your own goals, you will truly find the meaning of a happy life. Drama (9); Chorus (9,11); DECA (9,12); Fashion Show (10,11). Ann Marie = Ls lulvey 52 Briarbrook Drive Annie Ambition: Business; To live a long successful life with friends. As we step out on our own, each in a different world we are comforted only with the memo- ries of what has past ... Happy times and sad times. Flashes of laughter and tears, all come back to us. Goodbyes we speak to one another are only farewells, because in our hearts we will always be together. Medical Club (9, Vice Pres ident); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Independent Study. in hr pe Kenneth G. € Vadeu 175 Greenfield Street Ambition: To be successful and happy. The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away. (J. Geils Band) Golf (9,10,11,12); Hockey (12); Independent Study (12) Laura a Voboa 452 County Street Raymond G ONeill 37 Washington Street Ray, Mist, Rex Ambition: Engineering, to be successful in life. Life is but a bridge we build to link before and after and wise the man who builds his span of love, and faith, and laughter. Swim Team (9,10,11,12); Concert Band (9); Stage Band.(10,11,12); National Honor Soci- ety (11,12 Vice President); Yearbook Staff (12); Tennis (12). Anthony Sohn Peluso 155 Bloomfield Street Pelus Ambition: Eventually to go back to school and learn a trade. The world is full of kings and queens, who blind your eyes, and steal your dreams. Michae Robert Prace 15 Cowell Street Hawk Ambition: To successfully own a business. Leave your personality at home and bring your wallet, if you really want to thank me. Basketball (9,12); Golf (12); Independent S tudy (12). Melisa Ayn Poreiva 57 Eleanor Drive “ Meliss”’ Ambition: College “There is no limit to the goals you can attain, the success you can achieve — your possibili- ties are as endless as your dreams.”’ National Honor Society (11,12); French Hon- or Society (11); Independent Study (12); Year- book Staff (12). Kimberly MA, Pollenn 19 Sanders Avenue Gtr, PARA?” Ambition: Physical Therapy “No one knows what the future brings, so live each day to the fullest, because when it’s gone, it will be gone forever. Life is not worth living unless you can enjoy it.”’ Field Hockey (9,10,11,12 — co-captain); Bas- ketball (9,11); Indoor Track (12); Softball (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Senior Prom Committee (12); Senior Supper Commit- tee (12); French Honor Society (11); National Honor Society (11,12); Independent Study (12); Student Govt. (9); Fashion Show (10). Sonya Marie Povex 131 Woodland Avenue Ambition: To go to college and lead a happy life. A friend is one that comes in when the whole world has gone out. Flag Corp (10); Band (9,10); Medical Club (9,10,11); Drama Club (11,12). 318 Karen s Marnie Perry C 228 Forest Avenue Schmoo — The Problem Ambition: To attend BCC for 2 years in the field of computer science “‘Thank you dad for being there when I needed you, I love you a lot. And also a great deal of thanks to Cheryl and Bobby for putting up with me this past year. I know it hasn’t been easy. Live each day to the fullest, you never know what tomorrow will bring’’ Yearbook Staff; Girl’s Softball team (12). Benue B Fina 63 Milton Street Muachaed A. Peters 50 Lake Street Mike Ambition: College Spanish Honor Society (11,12); Cross Country (9,10); Indoor Track (9,10) Outdoor Track (10). pcs A, Prisso n 178 Forest Avenue al rae eerie Ambition: College, to be happy “You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. You may have to work for it however.”’ Basketball Cheerleading (10 co-captain, 11,12); Football Cheerleading (10,11,12); Na- tional Honor Society (11, Secretary 12); French Honor Society (11,12); Jr. Prom Com- mittee; Sr. Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Homeroom Representative (9,10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Gymnastic In- tramurals (9). Bran Ka Potxold 34 Clara Street Pets, Pretzel, Skids Ambition: College “IT would rather attempt to do something great and fail, then to do nothing and succeed.”’ National Honor Society (11,12). Chixabeth es : P, KAA 71 Tee Jay Drive Liz Ambition: College and to lead a successful life Cross Country (9,10); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12). Kristie Lnne P, KAA 268 Taunton Avenue Kris, Kristal Ambition: To move to California and be happy “California Forever’’ Thanx M+ D and A+B for helping me out through these past few years! ‘‘Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations, I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. DECA Club; Bob. ® K Ga rl R AMOS 4 Elmdale Street ““Carlos”’ Ambition: College, to be successful at whatev- er I do. “While in these days of quiet disperation, as I wonder through the world in which I live, I search everywhere for some new inspiration. But it’s more than cold reality can give. If I need a cause for celebration or a comfort I can use to easy my mind, I rely on my imagina- tion.”’ ‘‘If you can live the life that you believe in and trust your judgement and maturity then you'll be, not just happy and successful, but the worthwhile person you were meant to be.”’ Kreg L : P, ropatter 917 Newman Avenue Prop, Kregger Ambition: To be the best that I can be! “There are two things to aim at in life; first, to get what you want; and after that to enjoy it; only the wisest of mankind achieve the sec- ond.”’ Baseball (9,10); Football (10,11,12); Honor Guard (12); Chorus (12). Lonas Fi. R eddinglo n 70 Barberry Drive Tom Ambition: Physician Engineer “Before we can expect to find peace in the world, we must discover peace in ourselves, and the rest of the world will then follow.” (JAVE) Basketball (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9); Golf (12); Student Government (9); Indepen- dent Study (12); Yearbook Committee; Na- tional Honor Society (11,12). DP, aniel | Soseph Quigley 35 Peep Toad Road ae Danmemes UAC Kw Ambition: College, Engineering ““Mid the thick arrows; I will keep my stand — Not shrink and let the shaft pass by my chest to pierce another. Cross Country (9,10); Boys’ Varsity Swim Team (9); Little League Umpire (10,11,12); Work (10,11); Junior Classical League (11,12). ” Ralph R. ehbein 50 Linden Road Ambition: To become director of player per- sonnel for the Dallas Cowboys “Think twice, talk once. 55 R onald R ehbein 50 Linden Road Ron, Beanhead Ambition: College; Business “Better be ignorant of a matter than half know it Junior Classical League (11,12). Michaed DP Rieske 46 Summer Drive Mike Ambition: To become an expert at computer programmer. “‘There are loyal hearts, there are spirits brave, there are souls that are pure and true; then give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you.”’ Michael Th Robitaille 70 Bloomfield Street Mike Ambition: College “You ask yourself where do we go from here. It seems so allto near. Just as far beyondasI can see, I still don’t know what this all means to me. Hockey (10,11,12); Outdoor Track (10,11,12). David é. Rogers 345 Anthony Buck, Doc Ambition: English Education “Sailing on a ship to nowhere, leaving any place. Sailing through yesterday’s tomorrow, the future’s to be faced. Perhaps we'll meet again — somewhere.”’ Yearbook Staff (12); Band (12). ‘ a a e Raymond 6. Riley 56 Hiller Drive Ray Ambition: To move to Canada and raise pen- guins. “Tf a task is once begun, never leave it till it’s done. Be the labor great or small, do it well or not at all. Freshman Basketball (9); J.V. Basketball (9,10); Independent Study (12); Bag Boy at A P. (11,12). Snails Leigh Rose 33 Kristen Drive Ambition: To be happy and successful with the one I love. “To Mom and John thanks for putting up with me for 18 years. Bobby thanks for being the special person you are.”’ Karate (9); Fashion Show (10,11). Sta a P R O55 85 William Avenue Stubert, Stu Ambition: To become a successful engineer, and to be successful in all I do, and to live my life for God. If you have been raised with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ sits at the right hand of God. Set your affection on things above not on things on Earth. Outdoor Track (10,12); Cross-country (11); In- door track (12); Class treasurer (11); French Honor Society (11,12); Spanish Honor Society (12); National Honor Society (11,12). a P, ula Emly Santos 36 Sandtrap Lane pPaulgaeh SL Ambition: College; — Psychology — To fol- low my heart where it takes me and use my head when I get there I shall forever own certain parts of a dozen cities because I walked their streets; a stran- ger, and became familiar with their sights and sounds and smells and knew their people ... even though I met those people later and they showed me the city they knew, my ownership was in no way changed. I had made my own discoveries Chorus (10,11); Flag Corp (10); Senior Supper Committee; Senior Prom Committee; 1984 Re- flections Co-Literary Editor; Classical Lan- guage (11); Class Council (12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Journey fan (9,10,11,12). Lynn é. Ressborough 51 West Avenue Ambition: College, To have a successful ca- reer, and to always be happy. If you have anything really valuable to contri- bute to the world it will come through the ex- pression of your own personality — that single spark of divinity that sets you off and makes you different from every other living creature. Field Hockey (10,11,12); Indoor Track (9). © ll Janice A Mamie Senuick 75 Baker Street “ Sen’’ Ambition: Business Management; College “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched they must be felt with the heart. P7P am Clixabelh Sesselin 22 Talbot Way ““Pam’’ ‘‘Hamma’”’ ‘“‘Pammy”’ Ambition: Physical Therapist, Social Work and to live a successful life full of love and happiness. (1) Some people are going to like me and some aren’t, sol might as well be me. Then at leastI will know that the people who like me, like me. (2) Living like there’s no tomorrow means lov- ing all you can today. Concert Band (9,10,11,12 Senior Rep); Mar- ching Band (9,10,11,12); Softball (9,10,11); Se- nior Prom Committee (12); Spirit Week Com- mittee (12); Fashion Show (11,12); Indepen- dent Study (12); Russ (11,12 ... ). ev Mary A. Sheldon 552 Lincoln Street ‘ Mare’’. ‘‘Munchkin’’, ‘‘Little Girl’’ Ambition: To live with love and happiness. To be a legal Assistant and someday a lawyer. There is only one success ... that is to live your own life in your own way. ‘“‘When I was a child, I caught a fleeting glimpse. Out of the corner of my eye, I turned to look but it was gone. I cannot put my finger on it now. The Child is Grown. The Dream is Gone. And I have become comfortably Numb!’ (PINK FLOYD) Bernie (11,12); Fashion Show (10). 57 ee Susan Jo-An Shepherd 53 Read Street Sue’’, “‘Bruiser’’, ‘‘Susie”’ Ambition: To be successful in whatever I may attempt to do, to live a happy, healthy life, to bring love and happiness to others. ‘‘As we Step out on our own, each ina different world, we are comforted only with memories of what has passed. Oh, but what memories.” Freshman class secretary; Home room repre- sentative (9,10,11,12); Junior prom com- mittee; Senior prom committee; J.V. Basket- ball (9); Varsity basketball (10,11,12); National honor society (11,12); Varsity softball (9); Out- door track (10,11); Senior supper committee (12); Independent study (12); Co. sports editor yearbook committee (12); Concert band (9,10,11); Stage band (9); Marching band (9,10,11); Senior dance committee; Student council (9). Benvindo Soares 135 Ledge Road “Ben” Ambition: Business Management, law ““Men deal with li fe as children with their play. Who first misuse, then cast their toys away. Freshmen basketball; Track (9); Basketball varsity (10,11,12). Hephen Michael Sohn By ey, 147 Coyle Drive Ambition: Air craft mechanic. To be happy with Lynn. Football (9,10,11,12); Band (9,10,11). Candace Jean Soule 66 Sagamore Road Ambition: go to College, become a lawyer and live a happy and prosperous life. “Tt’s fun to look ahead to things we’re hoping that tomorrow brings.’’ Swimming (9,10,11,12); Tennis (10); Student Council (9); Student Government (9); Letter- man’s Club (9,10,11,12). Richard | Joseph Sixenshy 91 Pine Street Rich’”’ Ambition: To pursue education “The pursuit of knowledge is the greatest accomplishment of life, not the memorization of facts but the contemplation of ideas.”’ Math team (9); Science fair (9); Spirit week (9,10,11,12); Annual high school mathematics examination (9,10, first place, 11,12); French honor society (11,12); Early enrollment pro- gram (10,11,12); Junior classical league (12 president); Editor-in-chief of yearbook (12). Lorraine Anne Soulo 10 Division Street oon el Sheed beets ‘Rainy’ Ambition: Légal Secretary “To live your life in your own way ... to reach the goals you have set for yourself ... to be the you that you want to be that is success.’’ Business Club (11,12). Kimberly Ann Soura 69 Hull Street ‘ Kimmie’”’ ‘‘Kim’’ ‘‘Dude’’ Ambition: To become an executive secretary and to live a long, happy life. “Learn to make the most of life, loose no hap- py day, time will never bring back the chances swept away!”’ Medical Club (9); Business Club (11). Robert Allen Yovares 772 Tauton Avenue Ambition: To become master of time, space and dimension. “And when night darkens the streets they wan- der forth the sons of chaos, flown with inso- lence and wine.”’ Ketth P7P, ud Spaulding 61 Kent Drive Ambition: College, but to enjoy life before, during, and after college. I don’t know where I’m going I don’t know what I need, But Ill get to where I’m going, And that’s all right with me. Independent Study (12); Baseball (9,10); Bas- ketball (9,10,11,12); National Honor Society lilei2)e Christopher Seoltt Thacker 12 Hawthorne Drive Thac Ambition: To be successful in the field I choose and lead a happy, healthy life. “‘Mine’s a tale that— can’t be my freedom —I hold dear.’’ ‘‘Ramble on, Led Zeppelin’ Football (9,10,11, Captain 12); Baseball (12); Basketball (12). - Orn Dances Sweeney Sweeney Road Jo-Jo’’ ae) Oa To move to California and be happy “‘Hold on fast today, to tomorrow’s dreams, they may slip thru and become yesterday’s wishes. Medical Club (9); DECA (10,12). ” i. aun Clune Pj cbodeau 73 Pimental Drive Susie, Sue, Phyllis, Thib Ambition: To be a good secretary; to be suc- cessful in everything I do. “On your long and strenuous journey. There are many roads to take; regardless of your personal standing you’re bound to make mis- takes; some feel that theirs is the good life and find that they’re always winning; but when they feel they've reached the end, it may only be the beginning.”’ Drama Festival (9); Show Chorus (9); Medical Club (9); Business Club (11,12); Chorus (9,10,11, President 12); Flag Corp. (9,10, Co- Captain 11,12); Hockey Cheerleader (9,10); Talent Show (10); Band (11,12); Southeastern Mass Districts ‘ 83’’ (11, Hopefully 12); Deca (PA). ] F a hs a sate Sie. Ae Dopp Lan Lhurber 78 Bass Street ‘Thurber’’, ‘“Ter’’ Ambition: To live life to the fullest, and to succeed in everything I do. We'll make this a world for two Our memories of yesterday Will last a lifetime. We’ll make the best forget the rest) and someday we'll find These are the best of times. Flag Corp (9,10); Independent Study (12); Medical Club (9,10); Business Club (11,12); Vin (10,11,12 ... Forever). ic Ueghan Jean SE off | Jenkins 174 Warren Avenue Meg, Meg-hem, Brat Ambition: To be an actress I know you believe that you understand what you think I said: BUT ... I’m not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. Bristol Community College (12); Cheerleading (12 — football); Prom Committee (12); Inde- pendent Study (12); Flag Corp (9,10,11 Tri Captain, 12 Tri Captain); Chorus (9,10,11 Vice President, 12); Band (11,12); Business Club (11); Drama Club (9,12); Drama Festival (9); Student Council (9). 60 j i Lynn Bn Domec 78 Briarbrook Drive Ambition: Psychology “You’ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart.”’ French Honor Society (11); Independent Study (12); Yearbook (12). Choistine — Yoel Fweedly 11 Grace Court Chris, Chrissy, Kiss Ambition: To live a long healthy life, and to be happy with everything I do. All the world’s indeed a stage and we are mere- ly players, performers and portrayers each another’s audience outside the glided cage — Rush Flag Corps (9,10,11 — Co-Captain); Band (11,12); Chorus (9,10,11,12); Drama Club (9,12); Drama Festival (9 — Best Actress); District Audition Festival (10,11,12); Business Club (11,12); Basketball Cheerleader (10); Football Cheerleader (12); Spirit Week Mascot (10); Senior Prom Committee (12); Senior Supper. Jenny mK Gan Dyavers 128 South Wheaton Avenue Jen “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 touch and all you see, is what your life will always be.’’ Fashion Show (10); French Honor Society (11,12); Independent Study (12). 15 Bloomfield Street Ambition: To go into business and be success- ful in whatever I do. “To those I left behind; I wanted you to know you've always shared my deepest thought you follow where I go. And someday if I knew you — I'd smile and say you were a friend of mine.”’ Basketball (9); Volleyball (11,12); Senior Prom Committee; National Honor Society (12); In- dependent Study. Timothy James Unguhart 88 Briarbrook Drive Tim, Urk Ambition: To go to college and be successful. “The reason firm, the temperate will, endur- ance, foresight, strength, and skill.’’ — Words- worth Football (9,11,12); Hockey (10); Basketball (9,11,12); Baseball (9,10,11, captain 12); Let- terman’s Club (10,11,12); Concert Band (9,10); Marching Band (9,10); Student Government Day (9); National Math Test (9,10,11,12); Spir- it Week (9,10,11,12); Yearbook staff (12); Na- tional Honor Society (11,12). Aoug y chabcon 105 West Avenue Ambition: To be an elementary teacher and be happy. “Thank God, it’s Friday.”’ National Honor Society (11,12); French Hon- or Society (11,12.) Sennifer Lynne Van Wagoner 87 Stratford Road Jen, Jenny Ambition: To enjoy life and fulfill my goal to be a dancer ““Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Band (9,10,11,12); Marching Band (9,10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Independent Study (12). 9 bs yA oF Kehlene y Ura 40 Sherman Avenue Kathy, Kath Ambition: To be a successful secretary, and live a long exciting life. Forget his name; forget his face Forget his kiss, his warm embrace Forget the love that you once knew Remember now there’s someone new. Deca (10); Business Club (11,12). sas Craig V, cader 56 Heritage Road Vetta, Viet Ambition: Business, to be successful and nev- er to fear life or death “And the good times are the best times, and the bad times fade away, the good times last forever, but baby the last time is today.’ Intramurals (9,10); DECA (10,12); Football (11); Independent study (12). , Mania Mevandria Vo yadyis 12 Alice Drive Marie, Mouth Ambition: Accounting Clerk Love is like a rose — but you better not pick it; only grows when it’s on the vine. Handful of thorns and you'll know you’ve missed it; lose your love when you say the word ‘‘mine.’’ Neil Young. Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Junior Prom Com- mittee, Senior Prom Committee; Senior Sup- per; Class Treasurer (12); Independent Study; Art Club; Yearbook Committee (12); Spirit Week poster committee (9,10,11,12); DECA (12); Fashion Show (9,10,12); Senior Dance Committee. 61 Beth ey. J oyer 60 Sunset Drive Bulla Ambition: College “The glory in succeeding is rising everytime you fail.”’ Fieldhockey (9,10,11,12); Independent Study (12). Denise Marie Warner 30 Mohawk Drive Neicie Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. “Finish each day and be done with it ... You’ve done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; Forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day! You shall begin it well and serenely.’’ Ralph Waldo Emerson Concert Band (9,10,11 — rep., 12 secretary); Marching Band (9,10,12); Class Council (9,10,11,12); Student Government (9,10); In- dependent Study (12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12): P, hvicia Lh. WI absh 15 Elaine Street Tish Ambition: Computer Science “Life is like a jigsaw puzzle with most of the pieces missing.”’ Basketball (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9); Student Government Day (9); Fashion Show (10); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11); French Honor Society (11,12); Independent Study; National Honor Society (11,12); Yearbook. Ventla 2 Maria Wy ashinglon 11 Wedgewood Drive aN Aten. GeS Ambition: Computer Programmer. To marry the man I love and be happy. ‘Believe in God and believe in yourself and you can accomplish anything.”’ Speech Club — President (9); Speech and De- bate Club (10) — ran a series of talk shows; Flag Corp. Choral Ensemble (11); Flag Corp. Choral Ensemble (12). Once Seolt Walther 119 Central Avenue Red wb Ambition: Draftsman “The world is full of Kings and Queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams, it’s Heaven and Hell. Hockey (12); Basketball (10). Susan B. Whitaker 656 Lincoln Street Sue Ambition: Undecided “T would rather attempt to do something great a than attempt to do nothing and suc- ceed. Volleyball (9,10,11,12); Softball (10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9); Independent Study; Junior and Senior Prom Committee; Fashion Show (10,11,12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12). Roger A. Whitford 20 Leonard Street Whit’’ Ambition: To live life to the fullest. “Desire for nothing except desirelessness. Hope for nothing except to rise above all hopes, Want nothing and you will have every- thing.’’ Deb Walek (Ambrust) Fan Club (10,11,12). Melissa Ann W codhead 22 Haig Avenue ‘““Missy’ , Ambition: Computer Science, To be happy. “Success comes to people who never stop dreaming, who trust their dreams can come true, who use new chance that each day brings their way, ‘‘Unforgetable Memories —S.H.S. 81-84”’ Cross Country (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,12); Junior Prom Committee (11); Senior Prom Commit- tee (12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Student Government Day (9); Senior Supper Commit- tee (12); National Honor Society (11,12); Fashion Show (10,11,12); Homeroom Repre- sentative (9); Yearbook Staff (12); Student Council (10,11). I endy Katherine I ‘lhinson 30 Donald Lewis Drive ‘“Wendle’’ Ambition: Social Work “We should enjoy here, while we’re here, cause there’s no here, there!’ Memories never fade. — Lisa J., Gina, Lynn, + Jo.”’ Basketball cheerleader (9); Football cheer- leader (10,11); Tennis (9); Field Hockey (12); Independent Study (12); Fashion Show (9,11,12); Michael (10,11,12 ... ). Lom aL. Young 62 Willard Avenue Ambition: To live a wealthy and Happy life. “Tf you love something set it free If it comes back it’s yours If it doesn’t it never was.”’ Lav. (9,10,11,12); Corridor duty (9,10,11,12); Dave. Tom N. Wood 12 Elden Street Woody Ambition: Computer programmer, To live a successful life. The best way to keep good acts in memory, is to refresh them with new. Stage Band (9,10). oe Ne fs eo RTe! 200 Dean Street Ambition: To be Happy and Successful. “‘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 go.’ Senior Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff (12). Edward Blake Bonnie Brult Anthony M. Couto 251 Oak Hill Avenue 86 Edwards Avenue 171 Arithony Street Bonnet Ambition: To live in Arizona with Randy. ‘Always happy, never sad, sometimes naugh- ty but never bad.”’ Deca (10); Woburn (11). Todd Slave Pano BE 457 Country Stree Todney, Toad, dude “Today is the first day of the rest of your life.”’ Cross Country (9); Indoor Track (9); Outdoor Track (9); Independent Study. Sohn Roderick Rebert Rey L Mary Silva 51 Willard Avenue 11 Hawthorne Drive 12 Perry Avenue SRE ERO OR NE I All Night Long — The Senior Supper Well my friends the time has come Life is good, wild, and sweet To raise the roof and have some fun Let the music play on Throw away the work to be done Let the music play on Feel it in your heart, feel it in your soul Let the music take control Everybody sing, everybody dance We’re going to party caraba, fiesta Loose yourself in wild romance forever We’re gonna party Come on and sing along fiesta forever We’re going to party caraba, fiesta Come on and sing along forever All night long Come on and sing along All night All night long All night long All night All night All night long All night long All night All night All Night long People dancing all in the street All night See the rhythm in their feet Do it up! | Po Y ies , es ,2 oy I’m yours.”’ ‘ Take me, Dancing cheek to cheek. ‘ Gotcha!”’ 66 3 All mine.’ . Would you buy a used car from this ‘“‘T’m so ashamed. man? S ‘ bs “Td like to thank all the little people ‘This -- is a stick up.”’ ‘‘Who let that antimatter in?”’ who have helped me.”’ Are You an Underclassman? ... hopefully not. However in recent years high school officials have become increasingly alarmed by the dramatic population boom of the UNDERCLASS- MEN. According to experts this syndrome, which strikes thousands of youths each year, invariably leaves its victims suffering temporarily from im- maturity — an intense desire to phone home fre- quently. Currenty there is only one known cure: Seniorosity. Study the following pictures and then take this Bae eC test to determine your present social rank. 68 CHAPTER III THE BEST YEARS OF YOUR LIFE 1) Do you giggle at the sight of senior boys girls? 2) Do you thrive on school dances? 3) Does your mother pick you up from the movies? 4) Are your favorite hangouts the Seekonk bowling alley and McDonald’s? 5) Are you still looking for the elevator? 6) When you’re absent does Mommy write a note? 7) If Moses had seen how you dress, would there be another commandment? SCALE: 6-7 yes answers — surefire underclassman; 4-5 yes answers — borderline underclassmen; 1-3 yes answers — normal. 69 70 CLASS OF 1985 L-R: Row 1— K. Zuehls, L. Shallcross, A. Roldan, L. Ridolfi, J. Tanner, C. Urquhart, T. Goodman, D. Allen, K. Burrows, P. Whitaker, D. Harrington, P. Pine, A. Hildred, C. McWhinnie, F. Whelan, M. Perreault, R. Harvey, J. Raposa, S. Medeiros, M. Goodreau, W. Hudzynski. Row 2—J. Rieske, Y. Richard, L. Benevides, L. Millar, T. Burch, H. Hagman, T. Benevides, L. Furtado, W. Nelson, M. Machado, B. Vieira, L. Carter, J. Briggs, S. Veader, P. Bazarsky, M. Francisco, S. Bun, J. Mansolillo, K. Dolan, M. Bingham. Row 3— K. Tucker, M. Matlack, D. Sellers, J. Crowe, M. Durant, J. Swepson, B. Taylor, L. Lima, J. Dantas, D. Marchetti, P. Given, H. Kupferer, L. Freidlander, J. Humphrey, T. Bergeron, C. Candeias, T. Mace, J. Lavine, S. Collins, D. Testa, O. Lopes, C. Gousie. Row 4— R. Boldt, J. Woschenko, K. Young, D. Perry, A. Frizzell, S. Carney, L. Zisserson, B. Morrison, S. Sturtevant, G. Woodside, K. Propatier, S. Pacheco, B. Gardiner, K. Elderkin, S. Wahnon, K. MacManus, W. Andrade, D. Pardini, C. Pacheco, J. Ghiorse. Row 5—J. DaSilva, K. Carpenter, C. Nunes, S. Martin, L. Eva, M.Marshall, M. Sizensky, C. Monteiro, R. Dean, S. Gaucher, E. L’Heureux, T. Holmes, P. Naughton, N. LaLiberte, D. Nelson, J. Caruolo, L. Costa, K. Veader, T. Cosgrove. Row 6 — A. Damiani, W. Howard, S. O’Niell, C. Marsland, A. Tweedy, T. Harvey, K. Lewis, G. Tenrreiro, L. Mignard, E. Erikson, A. Thomas, R. Provazza, J. Kanelakos, T. Amaral, S. Medeiros, T. Woodhead. Row 7 — D. Whitford, D. Rizzardini, T. Grima, G.Piquette, B. Perry, R. Lipson, A. Khan, J. McKay, S. Fontaine, S. Willis, T. Roe, K. Doolittle, G. Allen, S. Navega, J. Burroughs, J. Souza, T. Duquette, J. Bigotti. Row 8 — N. Travers, M. Gravel, R. Lepage, V. Tanterman, D. Pearson, M. DeSousa, M. Masuck, B. Godfrey, E. Harris, D. Magee, L. Pysz, J. Santos. Row 9— P. Peck, K. Ormonde, K. Rose, L. Mareau, G. Geoffroy, T. Gaucher, C. Lambert, M. Bizier, K. Almeida, D. Mello, M. Lescault, J. Caruso, C. Fiore, B. Camire, E. Mulhearn, W. Callahan, D. Johnson, T. Mello. Row 10 — M. Drapeau, C. Arms, S. Medeiros, D. Szala, J. Cartier, T. Doolittle, S. Pennoyer, A. Grocott, D. Gale, C. Corsi, J. Riley, S. Felix, G. Senuick, K. Griswold, J. Hurd, W. Collicci, J. Tierney, D. Pion, M. Lozeau, M. Westfield, G. Costa. George Piquette — President Luanna Eva — Vice President Brenda Morrison — Secretary Mike Marshall — Treasurer Debbie Allan — Representative Tony Grima — Representative Denise Harrington — Representative Donna Rizzardini — Representative 73 74 CLASS OF 1936 L-R: Row 1 — S. Araujo, S. Cing-Mars, H. Isler, A. DaCosta, J. O'Hara, R. Costa, A. Perry, P. Blake, T. Vasquez, S. Feighery, G. Souto, S. Greene, L. Dutra, K. McKay, L. Dutra, L. Ransom, B. St. Hilaire, L. Oesterle, L. Pacheco. Row 2—M. Michaud, D. Vergilis, S. Shola, W. Colangelo, W. Curtis, J. Danielson, L. Mello, C. Cahill, M. Matlack, K. Lallier, J. Reves, D. Marsh, T. Hunter, N. Medeiros, D. Marques. Row 3— K. Voyer, L. Thibert, K. Newman, B. Rebello, D. Winn, S. Bajor, D. Griswold, K. Erikson, J. Morrissey, D. Dumont, L. Ayotte, C. Greene, C. Belisle, C. Petter, J. Hicks, D. Labounty, M. Goula. Row 4— J. Francis, E. Hess, E. O'Connell, K. McCarthy, M. Sadlier, M. Goudreau, S. Senay, K. Andrews, M. Ferreira, K. Harker, K. Kulaga, E. Adair, K. McCullagh, R. Humphrey, L. Miranda, B. Howard, T. Chaffee. Row 5 — E. Lans, J. Tavares, P. Smith, R. DeClercq, S. Silveira, P. Woschenko, C. Tate, A. Moniz, K. Ryan, K. Vignali, T. Mooney, E. Warren, J. Mackenzie, R. Tweedly, A. Souto, A. Soczek. Row 6 — S. Hendricks, T. Martin, D. Santos, R. Trombetta, P. Rufful, R. Hart, J. Pozzi, D. Marchand, D. Ackell, B. Mazick, T. Davidow, M. Znoska, L. Harvey, Y. Fernandes, S. LaTundre, M. Lima, K. Pierce. Row 7 — W. Crowley, T. Hendricks, R. Hunt, J. Giblin, D. Urbanowicz, P. Marshall, M. Flanagan, M. Macisaac, B. Vermette, R. Savignano, M. Tortolani, P. Vieira, B. Coelho, N. Couto, K. Savignano, K. Urbanowicz, A. Reddy. Row 8— K. Holmes, S. Morin, M. Pitassi, P. Wilson, M. Souza, S. Bonneau, P. Levine, B. Raposa, S. Shepherd, D. Bigotti, J. Gorman, A. Medeiros, I. Sullivan, B. Pellerin, P. Sincero, B. Tomei, L. Johnson. Row 9— K. Scolaro, K. Vieira, K. Bennett, E. Dantas, T. Barboza, M. Veader, M. Marek, J. Rushlow, M. Connors, E. Cohen, A. Akstin, J. Almeida, M. Lefebvre, M. Gravel, D. Parmentier, W. Pimental, R. Carey. Row 10 —J. Souza, A. Pipkin, C. Nelson, J. Jannetti, K. Duncan, R. Harris, D. Pitassi, H. Turner, A. Waterman, J. Swanson, D. Emond, W. Bowley, D. Rogers, D. Chin, R. Keenan, K. Cordeiro. Jennifer MacKenzie — President Steve Hendricks — Vice President Beth Raposa — Secretary Peter Marshall — Treasurer Karen Kulaga — Representative Michelle Marek — Representative David Santos — Representative Laurie Thibert — Representative 78 CLASS OF 1987 ede BES L-R: Row 1—J. Roy, V. Medeiros, R. White, R. Souza, E. Rodrigues, B. Phaneuf, R. Rickey, S. Tetzner, J. Souza, D. Thibault, T. Thibault, D. Lewis, J. Mello, C. Roldan, N. Soczek, M. McWhinnie, T. George, K. Bernardino, K. Foley, K. Goddard, M. Veader, D. Menze, S. Chy. Row 2 — L. Andreozzia, R. Vieira, B. Zisserson, D. Sullivan, T. McCombe, S. Sundaram, M. Read, D. Cloutier, R. Curran, F. Costa, S. Sheldon, M. Oliveira, G. Senuick, P. Bousquet, K. Debney, S. Bun, S. Cronin, N. Masey, T. Urquhart, C. Tracey, K. Squire. Row 3— D. Lopes, M. Parece, T. Duliban, A. Woodside, J. Humphrey, M. Howard, K. Pozzi, S. Suprenant, L. Reinhardt, K. Russell, C. Tait, K. Bergeron, K. Thurber, K. Briggs, L. Peters, M. Rieske, H. Rebello, M. Pratt, K. Debney, L. Kamionek, T. Lomas, C. Hanley, M. Lavine, D. Newman, S. Given. Row 4— C. Santos, M. Korlacki, C. Amaral, J. Lamoureux, E. Gwilliam, B. Kinsley, S. Halajko, N. Baker, D. Davidow, J. Babington, M. Dupuis, J. Adamonis, J. Defontes, G. Aubin, M. Henson, T. Barboza, C. Olean, T. Warren, K. Marek, C. Marchetti, B. Matonis, C. Perry, A. Axile, J. Vermette, C. Sullivan, M. Savignano. Row 5 — M. Costa, C. Washington, D. Robbins, J. Marques, A. Fredricks, R. Ferland, J. Medeiros, S. DuVally, D. Zepp, R. Caruolo, G. Fiore, P. Young, R. Young, K. Bartels, B. Bliss, C. Garand, K. Devine, A. Ghiorse, R. LaPorte, D. Cotei, V. Papson, S. Vanwagoner, C. Wahon, M. Smart. Row 6 — T. Tum, C. Chung, J. Haley, B. Gousie, M. Burke, W. George, B. Walberg, K. Risio, D. Allen, J. Garret, D. Lima, D. Lefebvre, D. Travers, M. Pacheco, R. DeClerc, T. Michaud, Pe Howard, S. Head, I. Murphy, A. Moore, P. Stewart. Row 7— C. Scott, S. Altonian, T. Hayes, H. Bradley, K. Ormonde, K. Lozeau, T. Fasteson, T. Soares, D. Antonio, G. Toback, D. Rezendes, D. Iannone, B. Boldt, C. Kogut, S. Beckler, R. Krieger, M. Moniz, J. Chartier, E. Vandel, P. Micheletti, J, Wood, J. Perry. Row 8 — M. Goyette, E. Bergstrand, K. Oliver, C. Devine, N. Whitaker, S. Monoghan, W. Howell, J. Butler, S. Hargraves, D. Cosgrove, D. Larkins, C. Carter, W. Scolaro, D. Dimarco, E. Smith, S. Johnson, P. McGregor, D. Lepage, D. O’Dell, A. Adair, B. Motta, K. L’Heaureux. Row 9—T. Dolan, A. Vignali, M. Lajoie, B. Penacho, C. Sawyer, S. Bessette, R. Lallier, K. Ditson, M. Pritano, T. Soares, K. Warner, M. Brown, R. Wills, A. Lane, J. Fontaine, D. Hill, P. Bizier, T. Perry, J. Sears, S. Kahn, H. Isler, J. Lavine, R. Tenrreiro, J. Carter, S. McCormick, L. Pereria, L. Custodio, L. Fourneir, L. Gaboriault, V. Santos, R. Salguerio, P. Mulhearn, D. Souto. . Colleen Sullivan — President Andrea Axile — Vice President Carlene Perry — Secretary Lance Custodio — Treasurer M Jessica Butler — Representative Kym Ferri — Representative Janet Vermette — Representative Amy Vignali — Representative 80 Pty Be 81 CHAPTER IV AFTER TWO The incredible Hulk and Wonder “A funny thing happened All the way to Tide country! Woman together at last! to me on the way here .. . Winner of the Frank Perdue Look-alike contest. ‘Look at that go!”’ Decisions ... Deci- sions. The agony and the ecstasy. Playing with the fire extin- guisher again, Tim? JUNIORS HAVE Al de J ‘n The Doghouse | Raise your hands if you’re sure! “I’m at the end of my rope!”’ ‘‘Whatcho talk’n bout?”’ “Come on Juniors!” no comment ‘What would you like for X-mas little boy?” 84 First Place — Sophomores Second Place — Juniors Third Place — Seniors Fourth Place — Freshmen Something wicked this way It works better with a bow “We'll do anything for money comes. and arrow. well almost.”’ WILL COANNUE«K “This isn’t the way it Didn’t anyone ever teach him Junior Class Mentality was supposed to go!”’ table manners? Just another face in the crowd. ‘“Come to Mama!” “Paula ... Really!” Watch out Denny Freeze! ““Who put the super- Animal, Vegetable or Mineral? Reverend Tim Holmes ‘That's right we bad!”’ Terrio! glue in my shampoo?” 85 “ You’re supposed to throw it, not wear it!”’ Now that’s togetherness! Little drummer boy ‘Thanks for the memories ...”’ a ‘‘Please don’t tell me it’s Mon- day.”’ A face only mother could love.”’ And a onea ... and atwoa...”’ “Come on .. . I dare you.”’ Subtle, isn’t she? “Nobody touches me ... What’s a cheerleader without Didn’t Mommy tell you about lives.” pom-poms? talking with your mouth full? ee The Curly shuffle I’ve heard of elbows off the table but “This isn't my day.” Don’t point, it’s not polite. ‘‘Death of a Track Coach”’ or this is ridiculous! ‘Good Night Irene.” 87 Homecoming 1983 “These vagabond shoes .. . ” Bedroom eyes Colleen “I’m a lean, mean, fight'n A Murgo Special again, huh? Josh cheers the big game. machine.” For me?!”” Absolutely no comment. ‘Hurry up and take the picture!’ “That face ... that Cover ‘‘Hut one ... uh ... hut Dion Girl face.”’ two.” ‘I’m wearing one of those diapers that leak.” ‘ Who do you think you are?” ‘‘Nothing beats a great pair “Ever have one of those Freshman spirit of Legg’s.”’ days?” 88 “Tell Laura her. . three Pa) A classic case of regres- Lack of senior spirit. “My diaper rash is killing sion. me!” “ O God, give me ““Hey Rick — take a Dawn takes the grease out strength.”’ powder.”’ of your way. ise eS ot Pat and Andy ‘ I believe in natural “Hey — you're going the “Go ahead, make my day.” Our team mascot feeding.” wrong way!” 89 National Honor Society S. Babbington, C. Benoit, P. Cing-Mars, S. Cole, M. Courtemanche, K. Cushing, K. Duncan, J. Dunn, P. Elwell, G. Ferri, J. Giblin, T. Gildea, K. Gossler, J. Han- ley, P. Hart nett, M. Hendricks, J. Howell, K. Kulaga, K. Lallier, C. Lima, P. Marquis, R. Marshall, L. Medeiros, M. Mendes, D. Monaghan, R. O’Neill, K. Pellerin, M. Pereira, B. Petzold, T. Poisson, E. Pratt, T. Reddington, S. Ross, S. Shepherd, K. Spaulding, T. Ur- quhart, J. Van Wagoner, Z. Vichabian, P. Walsh, M. Woodhead. Anticipation “I hope my slip isn’t showing.”” Kris lights the candle of knowledge ‘Did you see that?”’ 90 ociedad Honararia Hispanica L. Costa, K. Dolan, K. Elderkin, J. Ghiorse, K. Veader, S. Wahnon, T. Gag- non, P. Elwell. ‘ Ask not what your Spanish Honor Society ‘And if elected we promise to institute Span- can do for you...” ish IV.” “I caught one this big!” “Kiss me, I’m Spanish.”’ “God is great, God is good 91 “‘I’m sooo embarrassed.’ Plastic dress? “Is it over? ... Is it over?” “You must've been a beautiful baby.” The killer smile. Larry, Curly, Moe “Nervous is why, there’s new Soft-n-Dri.”’ “Little girl, want some candy?’’ That bad huh? SHS Drama my pretty!” “I’m going home to mother!” ‘Please, Mommy — don’t beat me!” ‘All right, who took my duffel bag?”’ What an improvement! ‘Oh God, it’s alive!”’ Row 1: L-R: M. Fransisco, K. Caldarone, R. White, H. Anderson, J. Almeida, T. Lomas, D. “Don’t cry, it’s almost over.”’ Marsh, D. Newman, M. Levine, T. Doolittle; Row 2: K. Debney, C. Roldan, N. Sozick, L. Mello, C. Gousie, B. Coelho; Row 3: C. Candais, L. DiAngelo, J. Levine, T. Bessette, L. Thibert, J. Borman, P. Sincero, M. Matlack, C. Hanley, C. Tokmakian, M. Masses, K. Squires, K. Brown, . Ransom. Senior Council { i i L-R: Row 1 —S. Babington, S. Mowry; Row 2— D. Warner, K. Kulaga, A. Micheletti, J. Giblin, P. Hartnett, M. Voyadjis. - Independent | Study L-R: Row 1 — S. Mooney, R. Colicci, L. Medeiros, A. Brown, P. Cing-Mars, R. Mar- shall, A. Micheletti, M. Robitaille, K. LaBounty; Row 2 — J. Letourneau, J. Travers, G. Ferri, W. Wilkinson, L. Mignacca, R. Goula, A. Mul- vey, P. Marquis, K. Lallier, K. Kulaga, K. Man- ning, J. Ferreira. Row 3—J. Michaud, M. Medi- na, L. Tomei, V. McDonald, M. Pereira, K. Henson, J. Howell, P. Hartnett, M. Voyadjis, T. Poisson, T. Walsh, K. Pellerin, M. Woodhead, D. Medeiros, J. VanWagoner; Row 4 — A. Capello, R. Messier (Also members but not pic- tured: J. Axile, C. Benoit, K. Costa, J. Giblin, T. Gildea, M. Healy, M. Hendricks, S. Hoyt, L. Mathais, J. McCann, R. O’Neill, M. Peace, T. Reddington, R. Riley, P. Saisselin, S. Shepherd, K.. Spaulding, S. Thibodeau, D. Urbanowicz, S. tee = =©Whitaker) 94 L-R: Row 1 —J. Travis, M. Mendes, S. Cole, M. Marshall, S. Marsland, L. Eva; Row 2 — Z. Vichabian, M. Sizensky, M. Masuck, S. O’Neill, W. Howa rd, P. Hartnett; Row 3 — R. Sizensky, J. Giblin, P. Walsh, T. Poisson, S. Peg ee OL FA SE hen eres ey a Ge kee rk eS ee re Oe = . Ross. (Also members but not pictured: A. |) Beemer ep eR ee ee eee ee GEM aa : LS a re Damiani, A. Khan, G. Piquette) Mineral | Club Ray, K. Ditson; Row 2— L. Noboa, D. Gale, L. Thibert, Advisor: G. Hutton. (Also members but et pictured: D. Nelson, M. Moniz, E. McDon- ald) ] | L-R: Row 1 — C. Elderkin, C. Tokmakian, J. DECA Row 1, L-R: K. Calderone, K. Cordeiro, C. Cle- ary, B. Muise, N. Lefaivre; Row 2, L-R: Mr. Stanek, S. Brescia, K. Pratt, J. Sweeney, D. Urbanowicz, K. Souza. Business Club Row 1, L-R: H. Anderson, K. Calderone, S. Finizia, N. Couto, L. Hudzynski, L. Pacheco, D. Soderland, K. MacManus, N. LaLiberty, L. Medeiros; Row 2, L-R: S. Carney, L. Benevides, L. Souto, G. Souto, B. Gardner, J. Briggs, L. Moreau, L. Tucker, T. Woodhead, L. Furtado, L. Pysz, P. Elwell; Row 3, L-R: D. Sellers, D. Dumont, N. Medeiros, S. Greene, G. Greene, T. Thurber, K. Lallier, S. Thibodeau, H. Kupferer, S. Medeiros, J. Morrissey, P. Elderkin, K. Viera, B. DaCosta. 96 Library Club L-R, Row 1: D. Lima, C. Hanley, G. Souto, S. Greene Marching Band L-R, Row 1: H. Anderson, D. Marsh, J. Hum- phrey, A. Medeiros, L. Johnson, M. Lavine, L. Medeiros, P. Saisselin, L. Miranda, C. Tracey, C. Perry; Row 2: J. Ray, T. Grima, D. Warner, M. Parece, D. Testa, C. Pacheco, C. Garand, A. Woodside, P. McGreggor, J. Van Wagoner, T. Mace; Row 3: C. Tate, W. Howell, B. Zisserson, K. Rizzio, S. Senay, K. Andrews, S. Challom, C. Candeias; Row 4: A. Fredricks, K. Ferri, D. Chin, K. Cordeiro, L. Thibert, A. Lomas, P. Stuart, M. Goudreau, P. Ruffle, R. Costa, D. Medeiros, S. Medeiros; Row 5: W. Hudzynski, S. Head, D. Lima, R. Carey, L. Rinehart, D. Marshand, B. Carter, D. Allen, B. Keenhan, K. Oliver, A. Moore, J. Morris, J. Levine, T. Mur- phy, J. Vermette, J. Mansolillo, B. Perry, C. McWhinnie, R. Harvey. oy SEEKONK HIGH SCHOOL BAND: D.C., WINCHESTER, WILLIAMSBURG Neiciia! 98 HONOR GUARD FLAG CORPS G. Costa, M. Gravel, J. Furtado, K. Propertier, S. Cronin L-R, Row 1: H. Rebello, J. Mello, L. Yatlaw, V. Washington, K. Newman; Row 2: K. McKay, L. Mello, W. Brescia, L. Peters, D. Menz; Row 3: S. Thibideau — captain, C. Petter, J. Swepson, J. Ferreira, C. Gousie, M. Lefabre, D. Lewis, J. Rieske, L. Noboa, L. Friedlander, S. Collins — captain L-R, Row 1: L. Mello, D. Menz, L. Peters, W. Brescia, M. Levine, L. Yatlaw, K. Briggs, S. Cronin, S. Korlacki, K. Voyer, C. Gousie, T. Thibault, A. Woodside, J. O’Riley, L. Noboa; Row 2: J. Swepson, D. Pardini, C. Cahill, J. Ferreira, L. Friedlan- _ der, S. Thiboudeau, N. Travers, G. Costa, J. Tierney, E. Erikson, V. Washington, T. Har- vey, J. Mello, L.Pacheco, C. Greene; Row 3: J. Levine, M. Risky, M. Veader, J. Macken- zie, J. Ferreira, M. Jenkins, K. Costa, K. Propertier, J. Furtado, M. Gravel, T. Besset- te, R. Dean, D. Lewis, J. Morrissey, S. Col- lins, C. Tweedly, H. Kupferer, D. Nelson; Standing in Front: Mrs. DeCaporale and L. _ Thibert (Pianist) STAGE BAND | i Row 1, L-R: L. Thibert, K. Cordioro; Row 2 C. Benoit, M. Masuck, R. Gamelin, J. Front: H. Travers (captain); Rear: C. Pacheco, H. Kupferer, J. | Morris, E. Bergstrand, R. Costa, M. Goudreau, D. Chin; Row 3: M. Michaud, B. Carter, Crowe, M. Gravel. 99 D. Allen, W. Hudzynski, M. Tortolani, R. O’Niel, K. Howard ae Off hours editor Survival tactic “I’m so ashamed’’ ¥ A The Jordache Look “Hey, baby!’’ “This is getting dull”’ Just try to look busy! 100 YEARBOOK REFLECTIONS 1984 Mr. Stephen Murphy Editor-in-Chief: Richard Sizensky Business Editor: Julie Howell Layout Editors: David Rogers and Susan Cole Layout Staff: Donna Rizzardini, Mark Goudreau, Tish Walsh, Maria Voyadijis, Tony Grima, Missy Woodhead Literary Editors: Paula Santos and Marylou Mendes Literary Staff: Tricia McCarron, Michelle Matlack, Karen Perry Sports Editor: Susan Shepherd and Patty Hartnett Sports Staff: Bob Marshall, Chris Benoit, John Borah, Ann Tweedy, Keith Spaulding, Tom Reddington, Ray O’Neill Our source of susti- ‘‘This is ridiculous!’’ A creative mind at nence work Part of our distinguished staff ‘‘Are you thinking what I’m thinking?” “Why am I here?’’ vad this?”’ Sue, in a trance ““‘Now what do I do?”’ —e, ‘““You want me to do what with } HOME —VISITOR DOWN TOGO QOIR ot pty: eeesie? “ B33 Rt 4 102 CHAPTER V | | | jetted Ui! WAAL ‘ Mary puts it up. ‘‘Don’t worry coach — we'll win.” Girls’ Volleyball Makes the States Nervous is why ...!!! “If Dad could could see me now!”’ Our Holy Mary. 104 VOLLEYBALL Sue at her best. é Readytome spike?! Hie Seekonk 9 kon ra ‘- Bishop Falmout - BishopC nelly 1, 15 _ Bishop Feehan 15, 1S: oe _ Falmouth 4,0 4, 15, 11 Bishop Feehan 15,13,15 19,15 Coyle-Cassidy 6,6 - Seekonk 15,15 Fairhaven _ os Pep talk Row 1, L-R: G. Tenrreiro, D. Monaghan, M. Hendricks, S. Whitaker. Row 2, L-R: Coach Pierce, K. Holmes, T. Goodman, L. Ridolfi, L. Gray. FALL SPORTS 105 Four Ties Highlight Season Psaiskt oar ca a ‘‘Field hockey is so much Miss L.L. Bean Sure, just stand there! fun!”’ a eee Potent water Everyone’s favorite 10”’ (W)hit the ball! i i a as =lt-s7a tree forall!” Sit on some gum? 106 FIELD HOCKEY FIELD HOCKEY” Westport 7 Bishop Stang Westport Bishop Stang” 4 0 iv : “4 Attleboro . a Meet, areham ' Seekonk 0 © Bicone hebotl 0 Seekonk 1 Somerset “ I Seekonk 8 Wareham. 1 Seekonk 0 Case @@” | 1 Seekonk 0 _ Attleboro 0 Seexonk. 0 Case 2 Seekonk 2 Dighton-Rohoboth _— I Seekonk 0 Somerset 2 Pact What you see is ene you get! ‘‘What are they doing out there?”’ Row 2: D. Cloutier, J. Gorman, D. LaBounty, T. Sullivan, S. Shepherd, D. Marchetti, B. Morrison, A. Warren, P. gout cheek and gum Micheletti, C. Perry; Row 3: K. Manning, M. Veader, B. Pellerin, K. Vignaly, T. Murphy, J. Wood, S. Head. B. | | ; i | Ju a pinch between Row 1, L-R: L. Eva, K. Lewis, D. Medeiros, K. Pellerin, S. Mooney, D. Harrington, K. Burrows, P. Whitaker; Matonis, C. Marchetti, T. Mooney, Coach Halejko. FALL SPORTS 107 Row 1, L-R: T. Urquhart, S. Korlacki, J. Letourneau, J. Ferreira, S. Simmons, T. Bessette, C. Thacker, A. Brown, R. Hudson, R. Foeri, B. Pina, J. Fain; Row 2: G. Geoffrey, C. Veader, A. Capello, S. Cordeiro, S. Cing-Mars, C. Tate, M. Machado, T. Duquette, R. Boldt, T. Gaucher, K. Propatier, J. O’ Hara, M. Bizier, J. Mello; Row 3: Coach Sloane, Coach McDeed, W. Hudzynski, B. Colangelo, D. Davidow, W. Curtis, B. Vermette, A. Amaral, A. Moniz, A. Thomas, J. Teirney, T. Holmes, K. Ryan, B. Woodside, D. Rodgers, T. Hendricks, S. Bizier, Coach Colangelo. - i é 8 ee SA ice ee ey bic way do I go? Which way do I Breaking away Our infamous mud-wrestling team! g07 ‘ Little Seekonk’? Comes Up Tough 108 FOOTBALL Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Fs Seekonk pe Seekonk Seekonk FOOTBALL 0 20 ‘ . : ne 7 Sah - 5 -_ ; +0 oe P ber Pee ie aa The Few. The Proud. The Football Team. Attleboro Bourne Burriville - New Bedford Vocational Providence Country Day Coyle Cassidy Bishop Stang Old Rochester Case : Dighton-Rehoboth a ‘Raise your hand if you’re Sure.” Simmy makes another move. FALL SPORTS 109 Row 1, L-R: C. Souto, K. Cushing, Coach Mayers, K. Henson, K. Duncan; Row 2: L. Reinhardt, E. O’Connell, K. McCarthy, M. Goula, S. O’Neill, T. Davidow, B. Mallett, A. Souto. Row 3: A. Ghiorse, L. Kamionek, K. Pozzie, S. Suprenant, R. Laporte. ont et The Swamp Thi ‘‘T’ve never seen that done in a pool before!”’ ‘I’m not gonna let go without my life jacket!”’ Relaxing in the Jacuzzi 110 GIRLS’ SWIM Seekonk i oe ’ oh ea . Zz ) : = oe . a bs 5 ae Where’s the water’ My sinuses are killing me! 8-0 Undefeated Season 9 ‘ You’re next, Kathy! FALL SPORTS 111 Row 1, L-R: M. Tortoloni, W. Crowely, R. Marshall, R. Ellis, R. Savignino; Row 2, Q L-R: D. Santos, E. Vandal, M. Goudreau, J. Ghiorse, S. McCormick, J. Pozzi; Row 3, I d Sq d L-R: Coach F. Mooney, J. Morris, J. Haley, R. Young, K. Bartels, M. Baldani, K. hexperience ua | Devine, J. Perry. Bill takes the win. “a we Runnin’ with the pack. Freshman talent! 112 CROSS COUNTRY 3S COUN A pponoquet Seekonk Invitational — First Brown Invitational — Third _ League Meet — Fifth Class Meet — Sixth� eed 2 Pili ow 1, L-R: P. Jennings, J. Giblin, D. Whitford, L. Shellcross, C. Devine Row 2, L-R: Coach F. Mooney, M. Howard, B. Tomei, P. Sincero, L. Johnson, J. Butler, W. Howell i om Sane SoaNE he Nr a sie. a a Sie = e w | Pledge of Allegiance. Hop along! Looking forward to the work out. Re ak Stee nifer sets the pace. Jen The returning fearsome foursome. FALL SPORTS 113 Saturday morning practice! He’s down for the count! 114 HOCKEY Young Team Breeds Future Champs if aaa ia L-R, Row 1: E. Walther, J. Dantas, S. Korlacki, E. Vandal, B. Houdson, M. Robitaille, A. Brown, D. Mello; Row 2: A. Damiani, K. Harker, R. Hunt, T. Fasteson, C. Scott, T. Cosgrove, C. Lambert, S. Navega, S. Morin, R. Boldt, P. Wilson, Coach Bentley. er tien ey It works better with a puck ood blocking, Steve! WINTER SPORTS 115 Her feet have a mind of their own “You what?”’ =. | VOL P eee SS «4 iv “ Abracadabra!”’ ‘‘Wanna waltz?”’ Up for grabs Triumphant Girl Warriors Row 1, L-R: M. Hendricks, Coach Menezes, P. Walsh; Row 2: J. Mackenzie, L. Dutra, K. Savignano, S. Shepherd, J. ‘I can Fly! I can fly!”’ Swepson, T. Woodhead, D. LaBounty, T. Soares, L. Dutra, S. Head. tell a ie ee Ff Be ee Re ae ee | : ee bs 2 | Row 1, L-R: T. Murphy, L. Dutra, L. Dutra, C. Divine; Row 2: Coach Kulaga, K. | Monaghan, J. Mackenzie, S. Head, M. Savignano, T. Soares. Bernadino, A. Vignali, S. = = - az ‘“‘This is a good place for a stick-up!”’ GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Seekonk 47 Dighton-Rehoboth 44 Seekonk 47 Holy Family 19 Seekonk 40 Old Rochester 30 Seekonk 44 Holy Family 35 Seekonk 55 Barnstable 46 Seekonk 45 Case 31 Seekonk 66 Bourne 58 Seekonk 38 ORR 30 Seekonk 42 Falmouth 38 Seekonk 2 Bristol 0 Seekonk 48 Dartmouth 44 Seekonk 61 Barnstable 42 Seekonk 45 Case 29 Seekonk 36 Westport 40 Seekonk 41 Dighton-Rehoboth 46 Seekonk 38 Westport 48 Seekonk 39... Attleboro 63 Seekonk 21 Falmouth 39 . Seekonk 49 £Dartmouth a2 Seekonk 47 Bourne 60 Ready to receive “Give me the @ % ball!”’ 117 L-R, Row 1: B. Soares, Coach Heroux, K. Spaulding; Row 2: M. Masuck, B. Pina, T. Reddington, T. Urquart, A. Thomas. P. Naughton, J. Bigotti, R. Messier, J. Woschenko, J. Burroughs, Asst. Coach McClosky. DANCE FEVER Coach Heroux ‘The sky is falling!”’ 118 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Davies Vocational _ Westport — Diman Seekonk _ Westport Seekonk . Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk a Seekonk. 860 Seckonk Seekonk i e | ne sc. Mighty seniors ‘“‘Hold it in!”’ 4 ; ; B 3: es ! g Pe a ae 7 Y : - f = = eg “= 2 oe 22 Same team guys L-R, Row 1: R. Trombetta, T. Martin, T. Soares, P. Woschenko, S. Bono; Row 2: R. Costa, T. Vasquez, E. Pantas, K. Ryan, P. Ruffle, A. Moniz, R. Young, C. Washington, Coach K. McClosky. WINTER SPORTS 119 Splashing Their Way To The Top “My gogles need wipers!”’ 120 BOYS’ SWIM ; : | : 4 a | ] Ackell, K. Doolittle, E. Lans, G. Allen, J. Devine, R. O’ Neill; Row 3: Coach E. Mayers, M. L Costa, T. Dolan, T. Roe, E. Bergstrand, S. Willis, J. Francis. | 1 - Seekonk - Seekonk _ Seekonk Wake me up when its over Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk we WINTER SPORTS 121 NO SMOKING L-R, Row 1: R. Goula, S. Hoyt, E. Foley, K. Holmes, S. Latendra, E. Warren, T. Mooney, J. Caruolo, W. ‘I don’t give %100?”’ Howell, K. Benett, L. Johnson, M. Gravel; Row 2: Coach Mooney, Coach Seal, M. Goula, S. Bunn, K. Russel, J. Butler, A. Axile, D. Whitford, L. Shallcross, K. Henson, J. Giblin, S. Senai, E. Medeiros, B. Tomei, M. Lefebre, Coach Wing. Hey guys, you run faster when you’re standing Jen in front again ‘“‘Look, that kid lost his pants!’ straight Another Winning Season Don’t look at the camera, look at the track! Pretty strong wind inside a gym Watch out! Kris is close behind 122 INDOOR SPORTS a a Hey Madge, got any ‘‘Who put these stupid white things in the way?” NO SMOKING Polly, taking it all in stride L-R, Row 1: M. Baldani, T. Harvey, R. Hart, B. Camire, P. Cing-Mars, R. Ellis, T. Corbitt, R. Lipson, A. Khan, T. Holmes; Row 2: P. Marshall, G. Fiore, T. Waterman, J. Pozzi, A. Dacosta, S. Cronin, M. Goudreau, J. Ghiorse, J. Santos, R. LaJoie, P. Vieira, K. Andrews, M. Goyette; Row 3: Coach Mooney, | Coach Wing, D. Santos, D. Hill, D. Eman, J. Haley, A. Fredricks, R. Curran, T. Hendricks, D. Pearson, M. | oe D. Davidow, R. Savignano, J. Giblin, B. Crowley, A. Moore, D. Marshand, A. Adair, Coach G. . eal. ee a4 i7 fl to, wey Row 1, L-R: D. LaBounty, D. Medeiros, G. Ferri, R. Sloane, K. Pellerin, S. Whittaker, M. Hendricks; Row 2, L-R: G. Tenrreiro, S. Senay, M. Lefebvre, T. Davidow, K. Lewis, T. Woodhead, A. Roldan, K. Vignali, D. Marchetti, L. Dutra, L. Dutra, Coach Bob Ferri. ah i ol ‘‘Don’t cry, it was only the state finals.” Another Outstanding Season re . a 3 Mary “‘Maddog”’ Hendricks Baby Ruth ‘“Where’s the base?”’ 124 SOFTBALL Seekonk 7 Seekonk — hs Seekonk 4 res q?? Girls’ Softball’s one and only ‘‘Show us your Underalls! pitcher Pat Benatar? ‘Get the @ ¢ out wi my way!”’ SPRING SPORTS 125 Row Vaillancourt, P. Figueiredo. ‘But Jim, you rot at baseball!”’ Feels good, huh Pete! All-star shortstop. TR’s Mighty Warriors A Omer’s boy b Fig at home plate Dazed and Confused 126 BASEBALL iva F he reate New Bedford Voc Bishop Reehan Bishop Stang Dighton-Rehoboth Fairhaven 9 Dartmouth © 3 ie Lome Greater New Bedford Voc 6 3 | fo 0 Bishop F eehan Bishop Stang Oh @ ¢, they’re after me! ee “That” S ae r m pad ac ‘‘Coach, not in front of the guys!”’ ‘‘What d’ya mean, safe?”’ SPRING SPORTS 127 ae ix Sud mk é ae oats Love is ... putting together. L-R: K. Nadeau, J. Dantas, C. Lambert, J. Borah, P. Borah, R. Messier, J. Horn, Coach R. Kulaga, W. Lunnie. ‘‘T don’t even want to 128 GOLF look.” Linksmen Have Record Season ey ‘ « HE és Lunnie, is this golf or wiffle ball? Chris takes a shot Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk _ Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk - Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Give it up, John! SPRING SPORTS 129 Need two hands, huh Jeff ! ms, a — Row 1, L-R: K. Manning, C. Marchetti, S. Hess, C. Sullivan, J. Howell; Row 2: K. McCullagh, I. Sullivan, L. Ridolfi, L. Raoul’s Rockette Papineau, P. Hartnett, L. Wood, S. O’ Neill, Coach Pereira. 130 GIRLS’ TENNIS Pereira’s Squad is Outstanding IT Pd Tag ay i ites ip on e ‘Seekonk . Barnstable Seekonk Dartmouth Seekonk 5s. “New Bedford Barnstable New Bedford “Seekonk Falmouth Seekonk 4 Dennis-Yarmouth Seekonk Bishop Stang Seekonk 2 Bishop Stang ens vom Stacey, in her usual lady-like ‘‘My hair? It’s finessed.”’ composure SPRING SPORTS 131 ( ascoaiaaie” RALPH! | “Hey fellas, watch me stroke the ball!” Row 1, L-R: D. Gilmore, C. Benoit, J. Merger, J. Melia, D. Martin, P. Zaretsky, C. Vandal, E. Pitassi; Row 2: E. Hess,P. Ray Harvey look-a- Marshall, M. Bingham, J. Ghiorse, R. Marshall, M. Marshall, R. Gamelin, Coach R. Ridolfi like. 132 BOYS’ TENNIS 12-3 Record Reflects Improvement % HAAG 0 RED EY ROA AES 1 RE PE g : Our swinging singles Seekonk Seekonk k ‘Seekonk Seekonk Bishop Stang fi Seekonk Old Rochester Old Rochester R.R’s opponent SPRING SPORTS = 133 HR cd Lemelt L a, a -m aa Fa 3 a aN ; ' t ia 3 i aa Row 1, L-R: K. Henson, K. Mattsson, K. Mullen, K. Drapeau, J. Raymond, K. Burrows, R. Goula, S. Hoyt, L. Pratt; Row 2, L-R: J. Giblin, C. Ramos, S. Sincero, K. Cushing, C. Maceda, S. Babbington, D. Warner; Row 3, L-R: W. Howard, E. Warren, T. Mooney, S. Letundra, K. Henson, J. Humphrey, S Shepherd; Row 4, L-R: L. Eva, K. Zuehls, L. Shallcross, L. Gray, L. Johnson, B. Tomei, A. Souto; Row 5, L-R: Coach Wing, J. Caruolo, K. Elderkin, S. Shepherd, P. Sincero, P. Jennings, D. Whitford, Coach Goodwin. tt 4 I ] : ‘ , “Oh God, I hope there’s a mat! + er. wee Morning stretch with Jen Giblin The Success Runs On Swinging Gouza ‘‘What’s that in the pit?”’ 134 GIRLS’ TRACK Wonder Woman? The Russian Javelin team! The Mad Gouza! SPRING SPORTS 135 pas se Fo oe ee ‘“ é 4 Said ag, i - ere ies i “ ei ek et 2 “ erat ce id Ge amie eee ee re ee ee Oe Wk Row 1, L-R: R. Silva, E. Kahn, M. Benevides, S. Cronin, B. Giblin, G. Crowley, M. Varkonyi, P. Mello, J. Harrison, A. Swepson; Row 2: B. Donahue, S. Thomas, P. Whitaker, M. Tortalani, M. Robitaille, R. Lipson, A. Damiani, T. Holmes, S. Medeiros, P. Cinq-Mars; Row 3: M. Tortalani, M. Gravel, R. Ellis, B. Perry, T. Corbitt, P. Naughton, P. Woshenko, T. Waterman; Row 4: Coach Mooney, B. Vermette, T. Hendricks, B. Crowley, R. Savignano, A. DaCosta, T. Harvey, G. Piquette, A. Kahn, D. Marchand, Coach Seales ut the cow manure in the Good faces! long jump pit?”’ A Story of Success ee Aldo friend ‘‘Who pulled the swing out from under 136 BOYS’ TRACK mee Coe Flyin’ high again? | . ) Bruce Lee impersonation New Bedford ied hse. a hw i ee ee Pes = : % tit nn nee Me ee alabama Lank needs support. Bottoms up! Determined teamwork SPRING SPORTS 137 Football Cheerleaders Row 1, L-R: J. Humphrey, K, Kulaga, A. Red- dy, M. Jenkins, K. Veader, T. Poisson — Co- Captain; Row 2: L.J. Medeiros — Co-Captain, K. Carpenter, L. Miranda, D. Nelson, J. Caruolo, B. Adair; Coach — Debbie Mowry (not in picture) Basketball Cheerleaders Row 1, L-R: A. Micheletti, B. Matonis, C. Perry, D. Rezendes, K. Veader, T. Poisson; Row 2: L. Medeiros, P. Micheletti, K. Car- penter, P. MacGreggor, B. Mazick, B. Adair, J. Humphrey Hockey Cheerleaders Row 1, L-R: G. Frattaruolo, C. Urquhart, P. Given, A. Reddy; Row 2: M. McWhinnie, J. Wood, L. Miranda, K. Kulaga, M. Ferriera Meet Coach Colangelo Q: Did you play sports in high school? In college? A: ‘‘Yes, at Seekonk High School. I played football and joined track. I went to Boston University on a football scholarship.”’ Q: What was you first coaching job? A: ‘‘I coached at Westwood High School.”’ Q: How long were you an assistant coach in football? A: ‘‘One year at Westwood High and nine years at Seekonk High.”’ Q: What were the highlights of your years as an assistant coach? A: ‘‘A lot of feelings go through me when I think over nine years of being an assistant. Some of the feelings were just having a good relationship with the young guys. There were kids who thought that they would never make it and did. Those that did make it pushed even harder in college. I guess my true feelings are being glad to be part of a positive development with young guys.”’ Q: How did you feel when you were notified that you were elected as the new Seekonk High School football coach? A: ‘‘I went crazy! A lot of feelings came through. It was not so much a burden or responsibil ity. I felt that I could do the job and I was ready for the position. I was very anxious and wanted to get started right away. I was very anxious about the coaching staff because it was all new. I was very anxious about the players coming back with only two returning starters; it was quite a rebuilding year. I was overjoyed! To have played here, come back to be a coach, and become a head coach was like a dream come true. If I were to die today I would die happy knowing that a lot of things that I wanted to do are being accomp lished.”’ Q: Why did you have so many assistant coaches this year? A: ‘‘Seekonk is one club that has less than any other in Southeastern Mass. We have myself and two paid assis- tants. We have Coach Sloane and Coach McDeed and Coach John Gendron, who is a quarterback coach that volunteered his time. You might have seen other people like Joe Texeira and Mike Tortolani, guys that played for us in te past but have come back with some assistance and some cipay Q: What is your appraisal for the 1983 season? A: ‘‘Jubilant — everyone you talk to — I was shocked but I was very pleased at what they had accomplished. We met like six times during the summer with the coaching staff. I think a great deal of planning went into putting our program together. We knew we had to work very hard to put together a winning team. So ... I was very happy, I was very excited about how everything worked out. In appraisal I have to give these kids an ‘‘A+’’. They had to adapt and adjust toa new staff. I'd give them an ‘ ‘A+’’, Q: What is in store for the future of Seekonk High School football? A: “‘Right now, we’re in the process of getting freshman programs and a lot of them back. As you know we lost freshman football three years ago and we only have one feeder right now and the feeder is the Tiger Football Pre- Team. Only there is one problem: there are boys that come up who are too big to play Tigers and they don’t want to play eae ssid es varsity because they don’t want to get belted around by the varsity ball players, I don’t blame them. On the other hand, the kids that are smaller that you want to see get bigger to play varsity play Tigers and have to keep a certain weight limit to play Tigers. Consequently, we’re stuck in the mid- dle and we have a lot of the guys in the middle of the road that don’t play either. To make a long story short, if we don’t get a freshman program we’re going to be in trouble without a doubt — we’re just not going to be able to com- pete. We’re the last team in Southeastern Mass. that does not have a freshman team — everybody else does. We’re going to need to involve some people.”’ Q: Who were the key members of your team? A: ‘‘Oh, that hurts. They asked me the same question the first game of the season against Attleboro when we tied them in the last seconds of the game. There is no one key person that Ican say. Seekonk is the type of team that everybody has to play 100% and if they don’t we lose — there’s no doubt about it. When you talk about key players from the last kid on the bench to the starting kid on the backfield or in the line, they’re all key people and they all can be pressed into action at anytime. I think I have to say the whole team is a key team.”’ Q: Were any awards received by the team or individual players? A: ‘‘We had three players, Tim Urquhart, Steve Simmons and Al Brown, win All-Conference. That’s an All South- eastern Mass. Conference. We have a number of boys that made the Pawtucket Times. We did alright for a 5-3 and 2 team.”’ Q: If you had to use descriptive adjectives to describe your squad, what would they be? A: ‘‘Aggressive, enthusiastic, exciting. I think the two that we strive for the most is being very aggressive individuals. I think we fielded a very aggressive team this year. In the past years we’ ve had kids known as cardiac kids that come back and win the game. I think we also have an exciting team this heat if we made mistakes we made mistakes trying new things.”’ Q: Were there any outstanding individual accomplishments? A: ‘‘A young bunch of guys gets together with Coach McDeed — outstanding — couldn’t ask more. Coach Sloane — nose guard for us some years back — did a super job, I couldn’t ask any more from him. Coach Gendron — a guy not even getting paid, spending five days a week of his own time coming down — it’s just unbelievable. I have to give him the outstanding award for doing it for me. Like the old saying says: you’re only as good as the people you have working under you; boy, I tell you, I had a good crowd working under me.”’ Q: Is there anything else you’d like to add? A: “‘I think we’re building a program at Seekonk. I think people are starting to be aware that its more than just football being taught out there. I think the guys are coming out of it with a better attitude and a positive attitude. I think the community is viewing football as a more positive activi- ty. There is a lot more community support among the team. — If we can’t support our own team, who will?”’ | | Sports Speak Out What do you think are the strengths and or weaknesses of Seekonk High School’s sports program? Mr. O. Leclerc, Athletic supervisor: ‘ T think that our sports program is strong because of the number of dedicated athletes and the support that exists between the teams. However, I think some improvements could be made in the scheduling of facilities and in the freshman programs.”’ Mr. R. Ridolfi, Coach: ‘‘The reason for the tremendous success of the athletic program can be directly attributed to the dedication and the quality of the athletes present at Seekonk High. Without this main ingredient, Seekonk could never have achieved the distinction of being one of the most successful programs in the Commonwealth.”’ Chris Benoit, Class of 1984: ‘The athletic program is beneficial to all who participate. Seekonk is a factor in every game or meet. The interscholastic programs allow us to meet new people and to bring out our spirit of competition.” Mr. R. Perreault, Guidance Counselor: ‘ The women’s teams continue to be very good. The boys’ teams seem to work extraordinarily hard but, in some instances, haven’t shown this. It seems that there is, for the most part, a very close relationship between the players and the coaches. I’m not sure that is the case in most schools.”’ Mr. R. Dias, Principal: ‘ T think there are no weaknesses and many strengths. For example, last year we received the Dalton Award, which indicates that out of seventeen sports activities we won nine team championships and there were two individual track championships. Our youngsters and coaches give a total commitment in making us so competitive and successful in our conference.” Mr. R. Kulaga, Coach: ‘‘Our weakness is a lack of experience coming into the high school due to lack of feeders, especially in girls’ sports. Our strength is probably the high percentage of the student body that participates. It gives us a good number from which to choose.”’ Kris Gossler, Class of 1984: ‘‘The strengths are the coaches; if it weren’t for their enthusiasm, the athletes would not show their full potential. There is a lot of positive emphasis on sports. Unfortunately, not all the sports are taken seriously enough. Intramurals are lacking terribly. There isn’t one intramural sport that everyone is really enthused about.”’ Chris Fiore, Class of 1985: ‘ T feel that it is a fairly well-organized system. Our football team has the potential to be the league champion. The swim team and girls’ track have outstanding records. I think that we should have wrestling as an interscholastic sport and also reinstitute karate. Almost all of our players do their best and we usually do well in all of our different sports.’ Jennifer Giblin, Class of 1984: The sports program has weaknesses due to the lack of allocated funds. The parents and athletes have to pay $30 each season to participate. Yet, there is no question that Seekonk has a super sports program. Unlike other schools where you have to try out for all teams, we have teams to which everyone can belong. The coaches are great and are interested in us as students and people, not just as athletes. Participation helps you make a lot of friends, celebrate achievements, learn to deal with dissapointment, and learn to respond positively under pressure. Mostly, you realize that if you work hard enough, you can achieve virtually any goal you set for yourself.”’ Mrs. S. Wing, Coach: ‘‘T think that one of the strengths is the committment of the student body and of the administration to having strong sports teams.”’ Kim Pellerin, Class of 1984: ‘ T think the weakness is having to pay to play and having to run fund raisers. That’s not what sports is about. I think that’s really the only weakness that we have. We have a lot of strengths. We have good athletes for a small school. We also have a tremendous program and good facilities.”’ 141 142 = = — ae Z. bal oe ea = 143 Tt + CHAPTER VI = | REGULATING THE CASH FLOW -inassere, siidieg nr Seuhin deeorandinorieafie)): atime to Earn 1899 S4Sb GOLD PATRONS Missy, Best Wishes Cynthia Healy Best Wishes class of °84. ' Best of Luck in your future Missy, remember we will Good Luck Julie i always be there, Love Mom and Dad Thank-you new and old friends for the best four years. h Best wishes class of ’°84 — From the Cushing’s Best of Luck. Love JULIE 1 Good Luck Denise, We love you Mom and Dad. PATRONS i Good Luck Everybody — I'll miss you! LOVE DENISE Silver Patrons Best Wishes Seniors, Mr. Mrs. Woodhead SUMMA CUM LAUDE — Mom and Dad Missy, Best Wishes and Love Uncle Pete Aunt L. 1 Chris, Good Luck and Best Wishes. Grandma and Grandpa Mr. and Mrs. John E. O’Hara a | go and meet the bus, when our grandchildren come to visit us, She says she should have been tiful that I must confess, I’m so proud she has chosen me, when a doctor is what she fool. But both our dreams must wait awhile, until we finish school. And so you and I, we’ll The following is a poem for the graduating class of 1984, based on the song by Harry Chapin ...... There you stand in your dun- garees Looking all grown-up and so very pleased. When you write your poems you have so much to say, when you speak your dreams it takes my breath away. You know | want to bea writer, a regular scrawling Good Luck! To Karen: A friend I didn’t know for a long time but would like to get to know better, Kevin. To Karen: A good friend who was always there for the good times and especially the bad ones. Good Luck in everything you do. AFA luv Gina. Mel and Al Thank You’’ 6 13 82 To Karen my kid sister you'd better do better than me. Love Steve. To Karen: A wonderful sister who has bright- ened up our lives since she has come to live with us, may your future be as bright. All our love Bobby and Cheryl. To Karen, Good Luck. Robyn Karen. To the B.B.S. anyone could ever have who was always there when I needed her. | will never forget the good times because we're inseparable, Luv Mel. Karen, from the B.B.B. you'll ever have. Keep your nose out of trouble and in school. OREISE!!!! Luv, AL. Good Luck, Mary! Love, Mom Congratulations Mary! Love, Dad Good Luck Marris — Tom Leave so I can take your room! Steve Marris. you are my best friend. Love Sue Marris; 452- FISH-Love Spam. Marris, is your pool fixed up? Sherry Marris — I really wish you would learn how to drive — Lynna. Good Luck Marris and Sewer, I'll miss ya! Love Gina T. Your a little weird, but a great cous. — Love, Nancy Congratulations Paula and the class of 1984! Love, Mary Congratulations Paula, Love; Leslie Bobby Congratulations and God Bless you in your future. Love, Jodi G. Thanks Mom and Dad — I love ya, Paula If 1 don’t see you after high school, I hope that you are very successful in your future, I’m sure you will be. Love, Steve D. To: D.M., L.R., M.C., A.M., D.M., B.D., L.Z., J.S. and K.P. — Thanks for the memo- ries! Ill miss ya all! Love, Paula Steven Tella-loves-Paula Marquis Be a good girl Paula-Love Justin Paula Steve, May 1, 1983 ... Forever Steve, I love you!!! Paula Paula —- U.S.A. Provy’s Fuzzhead ‘‘We are family’’ Wieners High School The Dart Tate, Dan, Rich (brain, burnout, jock) IT”’ then and now? The Living Room (yeah we’re 20) The Field (the fog thickens) and end no justa beginning Donna Paula, I couldn’t ask for a better friend — we experienced so much together and stayed the best of friends. | love you like a sister! Donna Paula—To me you’llalways be “‘sis’’ — Love Jason Paula, you’ve made us proud, we love you, Mom Dad Paula, it’s decision time — Set your priorities, Love Mom Paula, I'll Love ya forever! Steve (P.S. Con- gratulations) Congratulations Paula Good luck with Steve, Jim ‘not Steve, anyone but Steve,”’ Earl Hey Dan, say hi to Stink monkey Good luck Jason the class of 1993! Love, Paula Steve To Venita a real nice girl who made this year a happy one for me Thanks, and Good Luck — A.F.A. Karen Good Luck C.S. love pout Score Lizzy | ove Pout watch our years go by, We’ll watch our sweet dreams fly, far away, but maybe someday, I don’t know when, but we will dream again, and we'll be hap- py then, til our time just drifts away. There she stands in her wedding dress, She’s so beau- SENIOR Luck Always Love, Lori | August 26, 1983 — The beginning of a beauti- ful relationship. Ma y life be kind to us and may we never be separated. Love you always. Love, Bob. Good Luck Pat — Kris Doc to Junkie: Rx — Live it UP!!! l Tricia — Thanks for everything — Patti Patti Good Luck, Lori A. Congratulations Patricia E. God Bless, Love, Aunt Carol Virian Good Luck to T.U. from T.U. Bob, where’s the frying pan? Tim (Oak Em- bers) remember the talking log at horseneck beach! T.U. Even though you never did take your | and only sister out, I wish you the best of luck in everything you do. Your Great! love, Chris. Wish you the best, cuz you are the best, T.U. from your greatest fan. Love, success and happiness to the entire class of 1984 and espe- cially to U. B.H., T.R., remember our secrets at Brown Univ., T.U. To K.P.A., a wild and crazy gal, Good Luck, F.F., Venita, To Karen, thanks for being the girl you are. Love Kristen. To Karen: good luck in the future — Debbie To Karen: good luck in the future, Jim To Karen: Thanks for all your help in History. Good Luck Greg To the worst piano player. Love, Tony. To our best babysitter. Love, Jack and Kerri. To Karen: to the biggest problem in the world, Best of Luck — Aunt Violet Petti E. Good Luck — Cousin Joan Best of Luck Patti E. — Love Aunt Grace Good Luck from City Cous to Country Cous You finally made it Patti — Leslie To big sister Pat —- From Paul Matthew To my Granddaughters: Hope your future years are happy and successful. Thanks for everything. Luv Ya Granma P.A.E. ‘Who cares?’’ Mom and Dad do. Con- gratulations!! Best of luck Tom W. Patti E. — Gail Tom— Good luck — Joan, Dennis, and Tracy Tom — Good Luck — Glen Best of luck Tom W. — Love Mom Congratulations Tom! — Uncle Paul Aunt Joan Good Luck Class Of '84 Bernie — ‘‘I love You’’ — Mary Bernie Mallon Mary Sheldon Good Luck to all my friends — M. Sheldon Best of Luck — Mary Bernie — Love Sheila Bernie — No matter what Happens I love you! Mary Sorry BooBoo — Love M. Sheldon Lots of Luck Mary — Love Grandpa Good Luck cousin — Love Donna Congratulations Mary — Love Aunt Dot Uncle Charlie Best of Luck — Mary Berni — Love Dotty Sheldon Lots of luck Mary — Love Linda, Tommy, And Family To Mary Bernie — Good Luck in the future — Love Edie Mary — May you Find what your looking for — Love Dad Mary — Best Wishes — Love Aunt Barbara Uncle John Lots of luck — Bernie — Love Mrs. Sheldon Mary — I wish you the best. Love Lori Bernie ‘‘Remember the Locker Rooms!!”’ Mary Mary thanks for being a good friend — Love wants to be. She knows I want to be a painter, A real artistic snob, but I guess we’ll have our children first, She’ll make a home, I’ll get a job. There she stands in her tailored suit So many years gone by but she’s still so cute, We take the car to PATRONS Lisa J.A., L.M., W.W. — Virginia Beach — LOOK OUT R.C., C.L., L.M., T.G., Brews and good times at wheeler field Donna — Keep spiking! Good Luck seniors — Monaghan Family Does this mean the last prom gown? Donna Let the good times roll — Lee Donna, Your the best 5’2”’ spiker. P.S. Don’t forget a great friend Now Wow Kerri B.S.S. Forever! Donna, ‘‘Look at the sun’’ Good Luck, Love Tammy Donna, Never forget the good times in the summer of ’83 Best of Luck — You deserve the very best! Love, Ann. Donna! Sleepovers U.S.A. Provy’s (How old are you) fuzzhead weinies ‘‘the users’’ High School!?? Party at Friendlies (who are these kids?) The Dart ‘It’’ The field, gee its foggy in here The Living Room, (Yeah, we're 20) College?? -Paula You're a terrific friend! Thanks for everything! I won’t say goodbye, just see you later ... Paula Kerry Loves Chris Forever!! Spike it down their throats Donn-Yo Bro Donna, Remember the pub, Jugja, Kiddy. Love Sue Deen, Forget what life used to be, you are what you choose to be; Love Linny Save the Dart! Good Luck Donna — Marie THE DART FOREVER Dee, The Lord will provide, Bif Donna, Thanks for being a great friend. Good Good luck ‘nita, Ms. Isles Drew I will always love you Pat Good Luck Venita, Love Esha To a wonderful, loving daughter, best wishes in the future. Love Mom Good Luck Venita Take Care Love Darcie David, I'll love you forever, Diane If no devil, no need for God — DAD Identify what and conquer — DAD You can do all you want just try — DAD Good luck always, your most deserving. Love always Uncle Lew Reach for the stars. Dr. Oates Buena suerte en el future — Sr. Hartley To Venita a real nice chik I will miss you verv much — Jul To a good kid Good Luck Karen Be a good Poppie, Love Rachel To Lisa someone special who I love very much Love Kreg Good Luck and I love you very much Kreg. Love Lisa To Venita Luv ya honey, Wendy Always and forever for Pooky and I To Buzz, I'll always love you! Love Michele Michael, I love you forever Love Nancy Stevey Good Luck I'll alway’s love you Love Hollie Venita — Charge! Love Steve May you be forever enchanted by the spiritual enlightenment of a person whistling Beeth- oven in every bus you ride. Patricia E. Keep Smiling Love Uncle Ed Vi- rian Congratulations, Patti — Uncle Bob To Patti — Aunt Charlotte Best Wishes — Uncle Don Much success — Aunt Chery] Have a successful future — Uncle Paul Much luck in all you do — Aunt Meredith Good luck always Patti — Aunt Jean Patti— Best of luck in the future — Uncle Buz Patti — Where did the years go? Congratula- tions. Love Grandma Grandpa a ballerina, There are songs I should have sung, But I guess our dreams have come and gone, You gotta dream when you are young. — David Rogers Have fun typing Marris — Kathy Marris — Always remember ‘Coach Bob” — Pellerin Watchout for those curbstones Marris! Tish Try not to go through any more garages — Love, Kris K. Marris, We've had the best of times! Love, Missy Always remember the beach and the tunnels. Thanks for the good times, Love, Kris M._ Marris, Someday — Somewhere — we will dominate B.F. and B.C. forever, Love, Donna Marris — the name of the game is to believe in yourself! — Coach Oh Marris, ‘‘What the Heck’’ Love, Rose Saito I leave you the memory of the barn Lisa R. ‘‘Twins Forever’’ Love Porscha Lisa J. We swapped some toys when we were small! We swapped a punch or two; we swap- ped our clothes and that’s not all we often swapped our views; But there is one thing I'd NEVER swap I've got to tell you true; there’s NOTHING in the whole wide world THAT | WOULD SWAP FOR YOU! Love Joyce Best of Luck Lisa Love Mom Best of Luck Lee Lee Lisa, Thanks for all the french braiding, hugs and laughs. Your a great friend to both of us love ya, Kymmie and Susie Lisa J. Good Luck! Remember Band and the trips God Love You Love Scott Nurse Mates Forever! Love Pam L.J. High Times, Balcony Below me, Cry baby by the pool. Good Luck I love Ya, Brian Kristen Best Wishes, Mary — Love Aunt Shirley Uncle Ron Good Luck, Mary — Goodbye '84 ° — 87’s’’ moving up. Love Elsie Machado Mary — I have no doubts; success will follow you and happiness will be its result; For you are a winner and winners always come out ahead. Love, Your Sister, Lill Mary, Best of Luck in Life. Be happy Always! Love Keri To my second daughter, Lori, Be happy Al- ways! Love Mrs. Sheldon Mary, ‘‘Good Luck with my Future.’ Love Bern Mary — Best of luck in the future — Love Aunt Emma and Uncle Henry Bernie Loves Mary Good Luck Mary — Love Ruth, Henry, Chris Mary — Good Luck in the future — Michelle Good Luck '84 — Mary Bernie Scott You'll always be the love of my life, Francine S.C. You animal you. F.1. Scott, Why do you have to be so SEXY? Scott, It's gonna take a long time for you to grow up. Debbie Does Thac Krista, you babe Eat some buttered corn Hey, Humpty How do you like H.S. Scott, I'm glad we’re such good friends. Good _ luck Love Elisa Good luck Love Michele Lot's of luck sis Lisa Thanks for everything Love Michele Jo, Enjoy Life, The Grays Madame Dustra II Jo-Jo-. thanx for keeping me sane. Lynna Jo, Best wishes and watch out for the islands. he Lisa J., | think your a great person — Good Luck in everything you do. I'll miss you, Wally Best Wishes to Miss Modern Miss! Aunt Emily Best of Luck in your endeavors, Love Aunt Angie 36 Love ‘‘Elsie”’ Joanne and Lynn if our parents only knew! Joanne, Ray C., Chris L., TimG., and Lisa M. KMART Lots of lives forever Lisa J. Lisa J., to a very special person who I will always love. Even though we have had our bad times we've had alot of very special happy moments together. I wish you lots of luck and many more happy times with you Love Al- ways Kevin. FRIDAY NIGHTS, ELSIE, TENNISNETS, BENNIES BIRTHDAY, DOOBIES, HEART CONCERT, AND YOU AS A TRUE FRIEND! cherish memories Love, Lynn!!! Lisa Me Cool Rider, Bonkers Candy. Beat it (Ugh!) Good Luck. Lisa Mi. Lisa J. When you turn 37 may you have as much class as Elsie Love Jo Best Wishes Anton Chekov L.J. I'll try to think of anew one for you. Love George. Lias Good Luck with everything Love, Ben The ‘‘Awesome Foursome”’ live forever To Jo, Lynn, Lisa, and Pam. Thanks Love Lisa J. Good Times and Memories will last forever! Good Luck, Whacky Mary A. Sitko Good Luck Kris — Mr. and Mrs. Trentesesux Good Luck Kris — Al and Ginny Kris — A great four years EM! Duncan Bugger Best of Luck, Alison Good Luck, Gram Good Luck my long-legged Rosebud, RADTL Hal KAD love and kisses, Millie, Irene and To KAD, may you always have the integrity to be your own person BECTN Kris, well we’ve had alot of great times a aa Lhope they continue, good luck Love ohn Mary and Steve forever Good Luck Shorty from your Tall brother May your star always shine brightly — DAD Good Luck to the class of ‘84”” Good Luck Kris — Pep Good Luck in the future ml, m2, bl, and b to MS from KD Good Luck Mary, Lynn, Melissa, Lisa, Gin- ny, Jen, Jen, from Suzi Good Luck Can — Kris I Love you H.P. (Happy now?) Where dreams come true — THE SHANGRI- LA — K.K., M.F., A.M., M.R.!!! Ann, My loving smiling daughter. God Bless You, Love Mom COMMUTE! Love DAD Ann, I’m going to miss you! You are a great sister and deserve the best. Stay Sweet! Love, Paula Ann Thanks for all the fun times at work. A, our, Tammy. The ‘G’’ Team Good Luck Annie, you'll make a great teach- er! O.K. Mrs. President, its time to enter the real world. Annie, you will always be my little sister!!! Love, Maria. Lee of love and happiness to my best friend. ulie Michael, you will always be the most special person in the world!!! Now and always, I love you, Ann. Ann, Intime ... always, Michael. Paula, You are a terrific and beautiful sister. I’m going to miss all our ‘‘boy talks.’’ Love always, Ann. Ann, best of luck always for a bright and suc- cessful future. Love, Lucia Normand Thanks for everything and good luck always, Wendy H. Good Luck in the future. Colleen Sullivan Ann, Wishing you the best of the years to come. A friend always Bren Keith, You’ve made each year of my life a little more special than the one before. I'll never forget all the good times we had and hopefully many more in the future. I love you forever. Brenda Ben, Good Luck in the future. Love Bren. Brenda Keith — May 13, 1982 — Forever Good Luck — Mr. Buccaci Good Luck, Kris K., N. Best Wishes — J.P. Best of Luck — Mr. Good I am Jennifer! Good Luck sis! Love, Dodi Good Luck Kris, Love, Nana Kris, I hope all your dreams come true (wouldn’t it be nice) Love, Michael To the greatest kid I know — Love, Mom Good Luck Kris, Love Rob Love you Kristen — Nana and gramps Kris ‘‘S.F.B.”’ I'll never forget all the great times and thanks for giving me a shoulder to lean on! Love ya, Kris Together forever. I love you Mr. Leclerc Candace too bad we can't get along all the time — Best of Luck Love Alison. The best of luck. Mrs. Lacy Best wishes to the class of '84 — George Perry May all your dreams come true — Donna Perry Good luck to all. M. Cassels Best of luck always — The Hall’s Best of Luck Gail — Grandma Perry My condolences — Gene Campbell Joe Di Petro Best of Luck Best Wishes Gail. The Veaders Best of Luck — The Pacheco’s Lot’s of luck — Jim, Mary, Kara Harold G, Devine Jr. Best Wishes The Silvas Good Luck M. Riley Good Luck R. Colicci Jr. Good Luck The Slaidings Good Luck The Ehnes Best Wishes Wm Curtis Rene Turcotte Staci Barehi Good Luck The Gagnons All the Best Michael Tortolani Class of 84 Robert Elderkin Good Luck Herb Read family John Zunchin Good Luck Carl Retto Good Luck Kathy Funendes Good Luck Matha Leo — Best of luck Best of Luck Uncle Jesse Success! — The Leonardos Best Wishes — Chris Perry Lots of luck happiness — Helen Larry The Schiffman Family Manny Motta Good Luck Congratulations — The Thurber’s Determination Overcomes all Obstacles — Cathy Perry Bob lacahelle Mike Sherry Bergeron Doors will Open for you. Grandma With Love Good Luck — Uncle Jim May you achieve everything Love Michael Good Luck Chris Good Luck Marie Good Luck class of '84 You’ll make it Diane The girl who has me captured in the web of her charms — Don Rodiriux Good luck Diane from Bunky Dorothy DiOrio Best of Luck — Bea Lima Good L in the future and may your decisions come easy to you as your grades did, through out your school years. Love Mom You have done so well in Gramma School Your doing great in High School. Keep up the good work because your future us now in your en God Bless and Good Luck in the future ic Congratulations Ann and the class of 84 Love Mary Congratulations Ann Love Bryan Ann — Good Luck!! Love Pam Ann — Good Luck and have fun Love Gina Tish, my police partner, good luck Tish, Together we made it!!! With the BEST times — love Missy Tish, remember Foxboro Sting, Love Sue Tish, Beware of Vanilla Cremes, Love Tracie ot thanks for making B-ball bearable, Love ue Tish, | Hope basketball was fun for you too!! Marris Tish, always remember Tish, ‘Doreen Forever” Tish, we finally made it, times, Love Denise Good Luck Tish! Love Mom Best of Luck to Susan, Love, Grandma Best of Luck Sue, Hope you meet with suc- cess Love Mom To Sue, Green Gummi Bears, Luv ya Wendy Good Luck Sue, AFA Carolyn To Dana, Lynn, Paula, Janice, Bev, Marie, Jennifer, Zovig, Denise, and Julie, Good Luck Love Sue Good Luck Susan, Love, Aunt Kathryn Sue, Good Luck in college — (PARTY) Love Chris Candeias Sue, we finally made it! Love P.E.S. Cngratulations Dave, Upperclassman! o “the Doctor’’ love, his patient To Normy I leave my bunsen burner Bobby, you mean more to me than could ever be imagined. I can’t ask for a more loving and caring person to share my most precious mo- ments with. Love You Always — Donna. Bum — R.M.D.M.K.M.R.M.T.M. Love Me Donna, I'll never forget you, Tom Donna — Thanks for being you, hope our friendship lasts forever. I’m going to miss you! Best of Luck in college — Love Marie ee — Remember Reunite Lambrusco! Donna, You're one of a kind. Mrs. C. John, | Love You Forever! Deb To: A.C., T.B., D.C. Thanks for the great times we've had. Love D.M. ae we still have to party sometime. Love, ue Debbie, your the greatest Love John “Quincy,” Kim GTE remember good Betty: Don’t forget all the great times we've had, I love ya kid. S.C. Always Cathy E. Good Luck Kathy! Toni G. Kathy Heartland will we last? Good luck Kathy, in the future Juli Risho Ron Andrews 4-ever Good Luck Kathy, Juli Kathy do you have money to bail them out? To ail my friend Let the Good Times Roll”’ Keep Partying Seniors Kathy, Remember the good times we had! Hey Rhon! P.C. was a blast! Deb Yeh Mon, Let’s party Banker K.B. You're a sweetheart, It’s been fun Luv Rhon Good Luck Ronda, Jen OH, GIVET A REST K.H. You've been a pal, thanks love Gooza Rhonda, I Love You, Danny ““GOOD-BYE” Good luck Rhonda, Luv Kerri Lookout Dan, here | come Good Luck Rhonda. Your cousin Lynn — always remember S.W. Bruce, Marylou Mary, only four more years to go, Big Brother Melissa, Good Luck Always! Love Marylou Good Luck Jen T., Jen V.W. Lisa, Ginny, Marylou Mary, McDonald's Manager °88° Big Brother Good Luck Jim Mom Dad Congratulations Class of °84 Best of Luck God Bless, Lisa Love MomM. Lisa Go For It because your good S.M. Lisa, Wishing you continued success Love, Dad I LOVE YOU!!!!CHRIS Good Luck Lisa and I Love You! Baby Cakes Cuddely Que 4-ever Lisa, Your mine froever! Jo Through good times bad, ‘ ‘The WANDER- ERS” will survive! L.M. W.W., U. Mass Overnight, brews, mud Friendly’ s Ice Cream LM?, Jo, ww, great friends Memories forever Best of Luck — Mr. Mrs. B. Shepherd good luck Sue — Love Mom Dad Tos P Bi KG.) Be Ce dib.s dns) MuvEn TW Ses) Se Mul RSs BS MEP! Good Luck, Love Sue Good Luck Staci, Love Sue Black Lung and Gush, thanx, Love Sue QUEBEC Forever!! Thanx Mr. Mrs. Tra- cy, Love Sue The PattyWagon Lives — Hail The Holy Beaver! are for everything Erik — 1 LOVE YOU — Sue Sue, Best of Luck in the future. Love Erik Sue, Forever in mud and the blue uterus. love pee wee Is Beatrice still Tipping? Paul, Glad we met — remember 3rd period study. Good Luck. Love Lisa Alison -n- Tort 4’ever Al Brown How’s Suze B. Keith, Tom, John is there a Hat on my head? Fuzzy Bear Mr. Mooney, Thanks for everything T.C. “Good Luck in the future.’’ Bob Messier Good Luck Jen Giblin, Dawn The awesome foursome lives in my heart To KG, SS, JG, TP, MV, PH, TW, thanks for making my senior year the best! Luv, Kath ba, H. Shannon — thanks for listening. To Mark — I'll always remember you. Good Luck Mike P. GOD BLESS THE CLASS OF °84 Love and Pride — Mike Rieske’s Mom and Dad Success in Life — The Grann’s Good Luck Mike — Connie Best Wishes for Success Grandpa Thanks — Mom and Dad — Mike Good Luck Dawn — Bob I love you Anthony Perry 4-ever Good Luck Class of ‘84° Best of luck to a nice neighbor. Kerrie, hey dude let’s party — J.J. Best wishes to Dawn, who brings sunshine Dawn had no date, she decided to have eight and came home very late. 8888!! T.U., B.H.., A.B. CLOVPNEGURV AV EU) LAD OU NS Good luck John, Chris, Ben Mike — Wendy Tony loves Pam Good luck, Marie — from Tony Good luck, Marie, Love, Mom Good luck, Marie, Love, Dad Good luck, Chipmunk Good luck, Crash Good luck, Crash Chipmunk Good luck, Marie — Love, Dave Dave — a Whopper at McDonald's Trisca — thanx for all the special trips to Zach’s — Chipmunk Good luck, Maire — Love, Dave Dave, it’s getting better all the time, It’s been so much better since you've been mine, Marie You're gonna go far, fly high, you're never gonna die, You're gonna make it if you try, they're gonna love you. Go go, they say she’s got to go, GOGO Gozilla I’m going down to the river Just to bide my time away. Don’t you look for me tomorrow, ‘Cause | won't be back this way. Trisca — Winter, Spring, Summer, or Fall, All you got to do is call, ‘Cause I'll be there, yes I will, You've got a friend. — Crash Chipmunk — I'll be seein’ ya! Love, Trisca. Kris — elastics, Bubba, and leather forever — Pattyricia. Susie — take care of E. — Pinto power! Gibby — It’s been real. Hogs and kisses, Pat. Chris — I hope you get your snowmobile. Love, Trishka. Take care of her, Dave —- she’s special. Never underestimate the power of the Patty- wagon! Tough guy — maybe someday ... The best parties are FIELD parties! Thanks for all the memories, SHS! Thanks, Marie, for being a friend. I love Martha Shaw Good Luck Swim Rattet | Love M.S. From K.D. I love you too Pat, Bill Good Luck Candace, Stoney Candace, Good Luck in the future, Bonnie Congratulations Candace, Z’s Out my Door in ’84 Love Ya, Mom! Hi Candy Bufer have fun at college — Love Teffy! Best Wishes, Candace — Pop To the girls swim team, best of luck, Love Candace Best Wishes in the future — Love, Nana May the future bring you loads of happiness — oppy ay Luck in the future years — Aunt Made- ine Good Luck — Uncle Sammy Best in the future — Aunt Ann Congratulations To T.B. my favorite sister Love, C.B. Candace, Please don’t paint another pupkin. Love, Jen Kris, to the best friend ever — always remem- ber our great times. Love your twin sister Candace Jam’s Olson 1 Lawrence Taylor 56 Thank you, LGP John, Thank you for some great times (J.P.)! Best of Luck Love, Nrenda Good Luck and Much Happiness Hey Deb, We are? She is? Kimber, | more year and were our of here squirming through tree’s and bottle caps, La- ter Flip Midae John, Good Luck Dude John, Good Luck in the future. Love, Stacy Bye John, Good Luck, Love Luanne T.P. and J.M. — 4 some rules!! Hey! Good Luck in the future ‘goin to the puppies tonight, John “Who’s runnin in the 10th”’ ‘‘Eat Some Paste’’ Steven ‘Never forget the MUDD!!!’ Quatersf in Quebec! Good Luck Flip, Trace Good Luck to the Class of '84 Love, Irene No. 1 The LARCH Good Luck J.B. Goodeep Hey Tracy ... you know what? John, I guess Quebec makes sleeping a strange experience. Love, Donna John, Do you really have a bubbler in your house? Gina Joyski, Barbisol, and 18 golden yolk eggs? Gina G. Will you bear my children? EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!! Tim Loves Muriel Magnin Sclina, Are you going to Lupos? Burkie Finest Lady in Ann and Hope Tony Knows! Gina, I know too! Love Dad Michael C., Thanks so much for the flowers, Mrs. Fer Swifty, I miss you! Love Gina My Rival, Love, Gona Gina, 1 in my heart, Dirden John, I'll love you always, Chris Chris and John, 82-83-? Gina, Chris, Joyce, Lisa, Glenn — shaving creme much? Gina, IF our parents only knew ‘Elsie”’ Bob Marley, any speefes? Banker So you think you're too good for us! GandF Hey Gina ... Love Craig Gina — go for the woodsy type Mrs. b Gina, Have a blast in college! Look out for the shaving creme. Hey Jude, What colleges are you from to- night? SAFJFF G.F., D.C., F.1., R.R., BUt when? Highie, Thanks for skiing, dancing and our love! Love Gina GinaY KYAMF Love, Mom Bina, you're the BEST of Hughie girlfriends!! Love Beth Love, Sue 147 P.J.: There’s always the future — I'll miss you! Love Forever, Christy Paul, you're 1 and I'll love you forever, Love Chris Ann — Congrats! Good Luck in the future! Love Chris Ann — I'll sure miss all our fights!! Love, Chris Ann — Good Luck Always Love Bob and Peggy and 4 Ann Good Luck Love Rose Congratulations — Greg Good Luck Ann, Karen in boys Congratulations Ann, Melanie in Mens Ann — Best of Luck Always Judy Ann — Best of Luck Scott To Ann — Have fun at A H! Haha Love reg Mike Hopefully we will have another chance Love ya Ann Paula Remember Bottled B.B. and the dark line. Thanks for all the laugh hope they don’t end here Keep in touch Love Ann Dana we are finally seniors lots of luck Love Ann Dana this is our last year to follow our you know who's Pam thanks for always being there Love ya Ann Best of luck to you always Michael Peters We love you Uncle John Aunt Diane and your kissing Cousins Best of Luck to the Class of '84 To our daughter Lisa, We have seen you grow from a little girl to a lovely young lady. You have made us so proud and so thankful that God gave you to us. May your life be full of joy and your future be bright. If there is a day that things aren’t so rosy turn around and we will be there. May God Bless You! Love, Mom and Dad Best of luck, Hope you do great in whatever you do, Your brother John Good Luck in whatever you decide to do in your future life. We all Love you. Your’e our little girl Lisa ‘Dinha’’ Good Luck Grandma Connie Good Luck Grandma Grandpa Pat — Remember all the times we shared and all the times we shared and all the funny things we did. You are the greatest friend anyone could ask for. May all your goals work out for the best and your life be prosperous. A friend always Lee. Lisa, Best of Luck, Love Patti Grandma — Best of Luck, Love Lee Over the lips, down the throat Look out world here she comes JDE Bev — Your the best — Good Luck love Al- ways Pam Bev — Be good and lots of luck — (MADDOG) Good Luck Tony C. in the future Love Nellie M To Curly — Best Wishes Love Cindy G. Bev — take care, and lots of luck in the future Good luck always — Mom Dad To Tony C. I wish we got to know each other better Love Jude. Cool Bev. Good luck and be good Love ya, Lisa Good Luck Class of 84 — The Miranda's Good Luck from your Babe!!! Jeff Remember always the fun?! — Tricia Thanks for everything Mom Dad — Love Bev Anthony — Good luck in life Good luck Class of 86! Jeffrey — Good luck — have fun — Good luck Class of 1994! To Jim, hope you and Sue last forever Good Luck in the future, Class of ’84. Prop Al; I love you Lori — best of luck! I'll miss you! Love Lisa Best wishes Lori — Love Godmother Good Luck Lori — Love Godfather Lori ‘‘Thanks for the memories,”’ isn’t that the way it goes, Remember the wonderful studies! Ha-ha Tricia Lori — best of luck always! Love Tracey Lori — | wish you good luck! Love Vavor Lori — May all your dreams come true for you! Love Cousin Debbie Lori — May all your days be filled with sun- shine! Love Aunt Mary Best of everything — The Carneys Have Fun Lori — Good Luck to a Great Girl, The Lutz Lori — We wish you the best. Uncle Bill Aunty Margaret Lori — Reach for the best Love, Uncle Bill Aunt Margaret Lori — Reach for the stars! Love Joe Good luck Lori — The Champagne’s eH — Thanks for being there for me — Love ev Lori — Stay Happy and Keep Smiling — Love, Donna Lori, Good Luck in the future — Love, Mary Lori, Best of Luck good wishes always! Mare Best of Luck, Lori-Leo Not all our memories are pleasant, but we shall never forget them 148 Gina, Thanks for being the Ist one to bring me to Burger King Love Marcy — Beth Gina, I'll never forget all the great times andall the shaving creme and eggs! Love, Joyce Denise, Thanks for being a friend, Luv, Sue Sis, Remember the RUM??? Love Tom P.S. Take care of my Firebird Francine Gina Joyce — friends forever: Selina, Wish you were at UMASS!! Love, Zed Gina, Dance with Me! Love Scott Jo, Good Luck, Dad : Best Wishes, Dad Joann, Much Luck, Dad To a Great daughter, Dad Jo, Have a great year, Dad Joanne — Wishing you a terrific future. Bob and Barbara Hart Good Luck, Keith Have a good Time! Glenn To a great kid, Wayne Best Wishes. Uncle Anthony Super Success, Aunt Doloree Good Luck Always Aunt Ann PAm Sunday, To a great cousin Best Wishes Jo, Uncle Gary Joanne, Remember the highwaters ‘‘Elsie”’ To my only true love, May the best days of your life follow in the future, Huggs and Kis- ses, my love always, Mark. Jo, Shut up and play with your mirror. Love, Pam L.M., W.W., Lets keep the party going!!! Jo Jo, Good Luck in college. I'll miss you, Love Andrea Mark, | LOVE YOU! Jo Jo, woof, woof. Love, Micky To a cool kid, from a cool cat, Cocao Jo, With Gods help lets hope you get through college. Good Luck! Love MOM Bon Appetit, Jon — Love Dad good luck Jon, from an important friend. Good luck Class of 84 Someday we will find out what ‘Dodi ’ really means Good Luck Period 3 English. Mrs. Wing S.A.H. (only kidding) Good luck Love Dodi You have to tell me where you get your new sneakers. Dodi (childrens Dept.) Some EFFIN’ Restaurant? Good Luck feeney Jo-Ann ‘‘Let The Good Times Roll’’ Love Eddy Janice We're glad you made. Don’t stop now Love Josh Joyce Good Luck in the Future. So long for now Good luck. Courtesy the Plumber. Forever Happy Days, Jo!, Annerre Brian Whats up Jo-Jo, Breann Justin Remember the good times on Walnut St. Kevin Joann Forever Kristie Bob Forever Let’s Bake a Cake!! Kris Catch ya on the rebound Joann let’s blow this bakery Kris Remember that weekend forever! If not Fall River then California!! You shouldn't bag it K.S.! | love Bob Aquiar Jr. Let’s go to Ponderusa Joann Hey it’s payday fo! Jo-ann let's go play tennis. Let's get it at Mobil fo-fo-!! Jo-ann I wanna go down the Ave. oe remember the good times in Kevin's Where are we gonna stay tonight JO!! It wasn’t me Joann, Love Kevin (HA HA) Jo-ann someday we’ll get caught by Mom. Jo-Jo- Thanx for making our Sr. year fun! Joann If it wasn’t for Newport we would have never found Fall River Love Kristie I Love Kevin R. Soares Jo-Jo Kristie live on!! Mr. Zods the best for your stick Tom F., There’s always the future. Good Luck Scott M.G. Tony Gaucher start a softball drill Jule, Shell only 2 more years Scott nice knowing ya Love Alison Candygirl 1 good luck with the boys Lenny | love you and will forever. Simon Simon forever love. Always Shelly XOXO M.O.L. T.C. I still love you Mr. Mrs. Norman Corriveau Good Luck Graduates from J.A.C. Celeste, I guess there’s no future SM LS Holly and the ITALIANS Al I love you J.M. Scott, Dance with me! Love Gina ar: Through it all we will be together forever COngratulation Ann Love Christine I love your Batteries I love Jeff Santoro!! — Pam G. Good Luck Ann, Love Colleen Ann you have a T.W. R.W. Good Luck Sue in Shoes Congratulations Ann — Love Moe and Jeff Congratulations Ann Love Dad Mom Thanks D.M., P.M., J.S., L.R., D.M., P.G. love Ann You're a great friend! Keep in touch Love Dana And now it’s time to make our own memories last forever. The Best Always! Love Keri To L.Z. — Hope you learn to dance before Prom comes! HA, HA, Yours truly V.P. Lori — Best of luck to you, Always! Love MOM Lori — Be happy!, Love Mom Uncle Pete To B.D.,P.M.,D.M.,J.S.,M.C.,K.P., T.M., K.R. — You guys are the best! Love Lori Good Luck Sherry, Love Tracie Sherry Dan ‘80, °81, ’82, 83, °84, Forever Dina — Let's go skinny Dipping! Kris — Big Alice is calling me again! Sherry Good Luck! Pam G. Shaws Meats Dawn U.F.S. Good Luck Sherry, Love Deb Good Luck, Thac, From Big Thac Good Luck Sherry From the GREATEST! Go for it Sherry! Best of Everything Sherry Dan, The Morri- sons John Bevery Shaw Love to Kristen from Grandpa To Kirsten from Kay Love Congratulations Kristen and Best of luck, love Uncle Willie, Aunt Mary Anne Stephen Sherrie Betty McCaffrey To Kristen, A great friend whom I will never forget, Good Luck, in everything Karen Kristen, I wish you all the beautiful things in life that you have given to us. God Bless MOM! Roses are red, violets are blue we wish you ye your whole life through. Love Marc iz. Kris — Best of Luck in the future and with Bobby. Love Mary Kris — Best of luck always. Love Lori Kristen lots of luck Aunt Jennie John and Esther Shaw Good Luck John Shaw To a very special person Love Always Bobby To Kristen, May you always have the finer things in life Love always Bobby Lisa, Good luck with everything (esp. Ron) ABFA Ginny. To our daughter Lisa, Best Wishes and happi- ness always. Love Mom Dad Mom Dad — Thank you for all you’ve done, I love you both, from Lisa Well! Ah! yeah! yup, yup, yup, uh huh!!, mere words cannot express the unique experience it is to know you, L.C., P.S. I always will love you! and I hope it will never end, from R.P.M. sane Bear my beebee! Love you always from isa ‘Good Luck”’ to Lisa C., Virginia M., JenT., Jen V Shamu, you've been the best! Love Orca Ya Big Badoinka! Friends 4-ever! Love Marris rhe: B. thanks for all the fun times!! Love iss Hope Florida’s as fun for ya as it was for me Boogs Sue, Marris Kristen K-Good Luck! Mr. Mrs. Manning Good Luck, Susan. Love Mom Dad To a terrific sister, Good Luck! Love, Nancy S’ Barton, Thanks for the good times and laughs! Love Tish BOOS, ‘Can we talk?’’ The memories will never be forgotten!! Love ya, Manning To Pam — thanks for everything — Love Bev Bye Bez — Tony Good Luck — Gary Jan Hooray for Bev — Love Little Nick Good Luck Seniors To: L.Zs,,M.C.,.iDsMs) PM.) dS oe LER: love ya Bev Pals thanks for being a great friend! Love, ori Good Luck Bev from Missy Good Luck in College — Mama Best wishes — Pam D. Good Luck in the future — Edna T.A., I will never forget the good times we had during the summer Love always Sherri Good Luck, Beverly Good luck Bev! Thanks for being a good friend in work and out Donna Bev — Smile! It feels good! — Love Marie Pam BRRRRRRRRRAAAAPPP! Love Sherry See you in the whale flipping show, SPAM Love, Marris Pam — wax my stick — Love Chris Pam, will ya relax! This is high school life! Love Jo Pam — Nurse Mates forever, Love L.J. Orca — we're so funny together! Love Shamu Pam, | LOVE YOU, RUSS BRONC 1I-HO! 1.D.G.A.F. Loyal member since 1978, ‘ Boo”’ Everyone into the pool!!! Love Paul DEb + Duke 84's GOOD 77’s BETTER — P.K.S. Pam — thank ‘Godddd”’ for Black-n-Decker — Ann To my Handsome Boy — forever yours — your Pretty Girl! Pam — Thanks for the ‘‘Mammaries’’ Al Love you Pam — Best of Luck — Dad + Carol Pam — Bova Square — Good Luck — love ya, Jonathin! Pam — High on the balcony, chew on the bus, Good Luck Love ya Brian Pam, To a great friend I'll miss, Love Alicia Pam — Cool Rider — Bonkers — Good Luck! Love ya Lisa Pam, Congratulations, success in your future endeavors — Ma + Pa Durning Best of Luck Pam, Now and Forever, Love Col, Rob, Tra TAPIT EXPRESS, RJM, JR. Finally made it little sis! Good Luck at college Love Derrith GOOD LUCK 84! LOVE PAM Good Luck Jules from your loving sis. Thanks for all your help Love missy To Jule, Good Luck and keep in Touch, Love Denise Julie, Your a friend who's always been there — Thanks for everything! Love, Ann Best of luck always Kris — Luv, Keran Good Luck Kris, Love your favorite cousin Tracie Good Luck in college Love Elisa Sherry — Where finally out of Here!!! S.M. — A friendship like ours is something special STEVE’S is CALLING ME!! Gooza, It’s been fun! You've always been there for me and I'll al- ways be there for you! Kris, Go For It Good Luck Kris I’m proud of you Mom Kris — a Great 4 years — EM Kris good luck I'll miss you Matt Kris you're a great kid. Good luck in every- thing you do. Love ya, Eric Kris, Anytime, Anywhere, we’re friends Tim Tom — thanks for your shoulder — Kris Great Success in the future, Dad Congratulations Advanced Ding-Lings! Beth, be happy. Love, Buck xo Beth, be good — be yourself! Mom Congratulations Beth, ‘‘The Deli”’ To the greatest auntie — Love, Kara xo I Love You Bobby! — K.G. Beth, Good Luck next year, Sue Heather and Heidi Marshall Whoo! Whoo! Jude, Thanks for a great 4 years. Jimis, you look kinda good! SBH, Big Macs! JUVW Thanks L.T., J.T., S.C., L.C., V.M., M.M., and M.P., love J.L.V.W. Jennifer, your family is very proud of you, Love Sally, Jim, Sandra Craig S., | LOVE You, Jen L. PURPLE! Tis only the beginning Missy — A friend forever! Let the sunshine in your life Keep Smiling — It gets Better The Old The New Debrina’s Love-Bagel-Bogie-Bonzo-Woody-White Stuff To a fellow Animal Lover Good luck Charmin, Buddy, Casey Sabrina, Gerbil I'll miss having a big sister here Tracy Good luck in the Air Force. Pell Thanks for the good times Missy, Love Marris To a great friendship. I'll never regret Alicia To the best science partner: Best of luck love! Love Julie Missy, Smile all day!! Jr. Prom, Miss! Hopefully more great times to come, Sue Good luck Missy! Pam John Pat Andy — 2 hearts that beat as one Remember when we wore the same dress? Good luck LP Missy, thanks for helping me though this pris- on! Love Tish ius see you at the Boston Marathon! Love nn Have a good life. The Knights Have a prosperous full life Matt Nellie Have a great Air Force life Miss To a great co-worker, good luck! Mrs. Anne Riley I love my Missy — Buddy Thanks for all the good year Mom Dad We will always remember Oct. of '83 The Woodheads Out and In ’84 Jamie Good Luck Vet tech, Secretary, Kennel worker. Cheryl Missy, keep it up hot shot. Smile. Love Karen Missy — Remember Strafford house Beta Love Judy Best o’ Luck, Love Kathy Go for it! Love Tami Remember all our great times!! Love, Kim Thanks, Tom for always being there, Love Missy! Best wishes class of 84. Mrs. Armbrust Good Luck Jon Mrs. A. Good Luck GOOBY GADS Urquhart’s Italian Cuisine EFFIN’A OTAY, Let’s Party!!!!! Oak Embers ‘‘Davey we're lost lets pray”’ er i eee —_— BBBBBBBBBBBB OOOOOOO0O0O0000000 OOOOOOOO000000000 BBBBBBBBBBBB To my baby brother Jon, Good Luck Jon, the end of an era, Mom Good Luck Giavonne Focurelli Seekonk’s answer to Burt Reynolds Good luck Uncle Jon don’t boss me around any more, Missy oe 1811 never forget that fantastic night ! Good Luck Uncle Jon Love Jenny Good Luck Uncle Jon Love AbuMan 8276’’ WIN or LOSE!! oh — Thanks for all the great times Love ati Lynn— Thanks for all your adivce Love Mimi Best of luck always Sue Steve Lynn, May you find the best of everything — Vinnie, Sue, Lisa, Vinnie Michael Stevie-Babes?!! Pony! (Boo-Boo) Punish- ment! Looser! Kisses Misty-light bulb, Good Car! Memories more — I’!] remember them all. You’ve come a long way baby! Luv, Lynn (Boo-Boo) Good Luck Lynn From Jim Kati — Take Care! Love, Lynn Good Luck Lynn — Steve’s Mom Lynn, Will you marry me? Good Luck Class of '84 Congratulations Keith B.A. Francis Good Luck Tom R. Congratulations Tim U. Good Luck Jon Mae Good Luck Jennifer Good Luck — Borah Congratulations — R. Riley E.A. Pratt Good Luck Keith Good Luck Keith S. Best of Luck Keith S. Eleanor Vallee Best of Luck Class '84 Good Luck Keith S. Al Caserta Teresa N. Cote Good Luck Keith Congratulations Class 84 August 10 POLICE Good Luck Class of °84 Congratulations Keith Getta job Watch out world here they come Paul Susan Spaulding Jon I’m bored, Let’s go to pex Congratulations Class of 84 Congratulations Pat — Love M D Congratulations Lisa! To the sweetest friend we’ll ever find — Hope you find your ] man— Love your Honeys Best of Luck in the future Love Janice Pat — May Happiness be yours forever — Mrs. V Congratulations to Pat Julie COngratulations to a sweet girl — Love Joan Patty, Congratulations and God Bless Best of Luck in your future — Mrs. S. To Patsy — Our Girl, God Bless you — Love R.S., R.R. To Missy: Good Luck Best of Luck ‘‘Finally’’ Ha! Ha! To the World’s Best Cheerleader Florida, here we come! Good Luck Tracie, From Ann Mr. Mrs. Thomas Ridolfi I Family Trace, Can I borrow your pencil? Captain Tracie, I’ll never forget you Love Dawn Kym, you never danced with stripes! Good Luck sister-in-law Kym, I love you! Dean Sean, I love you forever 7-23, M T.A.M.P. (O’NEIL)? Beware of J— M.D. Grow up!!!! Luv ya Trace, best wishes thanx — Kathy In memory of Tom Ridolfi A-W-E-S-O-M-E, The Awesome, Foursome! Bill Loves Martha Thanks for always being there Gene, you’re the greatest friend Love Kerry pod Luck with Coll Jim and his Ieee Love en Good Luck Maggie I’M gonna miss you LOVE ANN Meghan — SHUT UP!!! Good Luck 14, from a cheerleader Good Luck Tracie, Lisa Me., and Meghan Love Deb M. Good Luck to the Senior Football players Love Coach Mowry Good Luck Dawn, Jodie, and Kym. Love Mom Thanx for everything Jen! Luv Tracie Good Luck Sue, Pat, Kris, Kathy Maria! Good Luck to the New girl — M M Good Luck, Tracie! Love Patches Tigga Coach Meroux, You're the Best We knew you'd make it Kristie —— Love Mom, Dad, Michelle, Heather Auntie Eileen Love’s me because I’M nice like her Kris, Good Luck Love Brandie I Love you Auntie Esther I’m proud you made it! LOVE GRAM Good Luck JY KC Count all fun days Nana Your my kind of kid Love Avis The good days were in cae! Good Luck Love A Karen Love always Bob We love you Auntie Kursy, Bre Justin You deserve the future Bubba Annette Brian Dana— Thanks for everything! (You've got to call! Luv Lynn Steve, Your always on my mind! Love ya Lynn Mom, Thanks for being there! Love Lynn Lynn Loves Steve °84 Dana — I still think it should be (K.C.) From Lynn To Bob Foeri, Missed Having ya in my classes this year! Best of Luck always Lynn — Nothing will go stale with you around! Marie I ask you one favor, to have a terrific life and future. Love Steve I Love you Lynn always Steve Paula, Thanks for all the laughs! Lynn, Good Luck in the future Love Janice Janice Loves Jim Lynn Your the best thing that ever happened to me Love Mom Go For it! Love Dana Sherry, it’s been great! Love Missy Miami Hurricanes end up 3 in U.S.A. Sherry, That was a memorable swim Good Luck — Mara Sherry Braapp! Love Pam Sherry, come on over swimming! Marris Good Luck Sherry — Mom Dad Ray, It’s been great knowing you — Good luck, Love Sheryl Good Luck Jim Sue, Love Mike Sherry — Thanks for the fun times, hope we have More! Hey Sherry — ‘‘Want a but!”’ Good Luck Venita! Luv Lisa Keith, lets hit the Packy! Good Luck Sherry — George Lisa T.J. °82, °83, °84, forever! Good luck to Al. Best of luck Sherry Keep in touch The Mar- chettis I'll miss the fun times Love Chrissy Hi Sherry! How’s Clargie, Little Hixie! Sherry good luck in life Good Luck Linda — Love Jeff Good Luck in college Sherry Love Elise Best wishes Good Luck to the Class of ’84 — T. Woodhams To Doc, Thanks for all your help during these past 4 years. It was lots of fun and well — Thank you for everything! Junkie Sear, All my love, Tricia Shake yourself, B. Row! gen Jean — Thanks for the memories! Love ori To Tricia Love and Good luck, Mom Dad To Tricia, Good Luck with life Your friend MADDOG To Tricia, best wishes and our love always Mutti Vati To Candace S Kris D. Goodbye Forever! Tricia Good Luck T.M. from W.N. Never go to a prom with a guy who wears velcro! — Love Dawn Trish, To my B.F. We've been through alot Good luck Love Always Pam Congratulations Tricia — Love Bob Terry Good Luck inall you do! Love Robin Richie Lots of luck in life to our favorite who grew up too fast and too soon Tom Moe Trish, Thanks for the memories: the water lillies, the tent, the George Jacob murder case, the great pencil blow-off Lisa P.S. we’ve had alot of good times together and they all have been hysterical! Toa person we have loved and known and still love, Sue Sandy Good ‘Luck Tricia Love Kevin Goodbye Seekonk High! The Awesome Foursome RULES!!! Tracie Lisa: Mooooooo!!! Good Luck Tracie — (You Lush!!) How’s the Cadillac, Tracie!?!!?!! Short Arms are better than none To my donut Partner To my favorite Sister — Love Scott To Tracie, Pat, Gib, Sue, Kath, Tim, Kris, Rick, Siz — Good luck from Bif Denise — Good Luck — Mike Denise — It didn’t rain!!!! Luv, Jen Thanx, MPT, 4 being a friend — MOG Denise — Have a good year Beth Ae— Thanks for the room! Good luck love ya, Ka! Rob Lipson is a Doll! D+ L Denise, who am I going to bug at the lockers now? Tish Denise, Keep that smile on your face Robins Denise — It’s over, have fun! Pat M. Denise — You bug me too much Denise — Denise — Denise — Denise Denephew — Denephew — Denephew — De- nephew Good Luck Denise: Vaughn Victor Beautiful Person Mr. D. Good Luck Denise! Love Col Tis is it ’nise — Love Tracey To my nise Beat of Luck Love Jul Good Luck Denise Good Luck in school next year Keith Oliver You'll get your solo some year. Mark To Nise Best of Luck Alicia Good Luck Denise, Lori eo es you hot sketch, Good Luck AFA scot wally Even if you are a senior and a Ist chair Good Luck Peter toa kid who brightens me in the morning! Kim Your a nice kid! Good Luck! Tracy Murphy Good Luck in everything Denise, Amy Wood- side Have fun in everything you do Carlene Perry and Carlene Tracey Denise, what would you do without me? Mark To D.W., a really great kid who was always there, good Juck, luv P.R. Buenas Suerte, K.F.C. chuck, andrea Bonita Ben, it will always be 1:55 pm Good Luck Love Denise Sue, we finally made it together! K.I.T. Love Denise Steve -n- Kerri Best of Luck Goodby. Best Wishes class of ’84, Keith Moon Ruthie, Be Good, be happy, Love CST To The Class of 84 Best Wishes For a Happy Future Frank + Frances Benson Life is a Bed of Roses, Congratulations to one of the thorns!! ‘‘Rufus’’ Ruth Congratulations, and Best of Luck to us in the Future, | Love You, Scott Ruth, Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which she has overcome while trying to succeed. Love DAD+ MOM Johnson Good Luck Rufus! Love, Woody! Success Ruth — The Drapeaus Good Luck Class of °84. Good Luck Love DEBBIE KEVIN Ruth Good Luck and Best Wishes for future uears. Work hard and be successful at whatev- er you do. Jodie Rick To RM, From LM — May 15th was the hap- piest day in my life for always. Love + Happiness to Ruth Reg + Helen + Paco Ruth, No matter how hectic or busy life be- comes — ya gotta stop and smell the Roses Love Dad Scott, 1 Love You Always, Love Ruth Hi Hammer, Good Luck, Love ‘‘Coke Can”’ It’s not a JEEP, it’s a ‘ ‘BRONCO”’ Love you Pam — MOM Good Luck Pam — Bill Martin Some day BABE — R.P.D. Good Luck Chris — Sue Go for it Chris — Sherry Hit straight — Joth For A Great Kid. Fr. Joe I wrote and paid for it, it goes! Chris, Grow as only you can Love and Con- gratulations, Mom Dad Love and Best wishes and remember stay within the solid lines and stay within the guard rails of life Nana Grandpa What do you expect of 1.00 a line Point, set, match, to Chris To a great brother, love Missy Tom, even though I don’t know you too well — There’s always the future!! Good Luck! Love Chris To my Bestes Guyfriend, Luck Always, I love ya Lynna! Tom Couldn’t have made it without ya! Love always Bren Kris H., You're a great friend, Love Tom R. Sue Greg Forever! Paula, we’ve made it! Luv, Sue Good Luck, Lynn Love Beth We finally made it! t Always remember our soap opera in homeroom. Congratulations, Melissa, Marylou, Sue, Jen, Jen, Lisa, and Ginny! Dawn, how can we forget you? : Lynn, good luck with everything, Love Ginny We are so proud of you, Lynn: Love Mom Dad Congratulations to Lynn and her friends, Raf Best Wishes to Lynn, Melissa, Jen, Marylou, and Jen. Love Beth Good Luck Lynn, Love Mat John Good Luck Melissa from Sonya Good Luck Meliss!!! Jen Best Wishes Melissa Best of Luck Melissa Good Luck Melissa from Debbie Best wishes Class of °84 } Credit belong to those who dare to try. Win- ning brings thrills of high achievement. Fai- lure brings sense of having dared greatly. Congratulations — You made it Good Luck Dana — Love Mom Dad Good Luck Class of '84 — Mr. Mrs. Geo. Hoffmeister Mr. Mrs. David J. Medeiros Good Luck — Dana, Love Pam Lynn — Sunday Drives in cool Seekonk R.L. V.S. ss Next time; I'll call!! Love Dana Thanks so much Mom Dad! Love Dana Bye; A.M., LG; G.I, R:C., R:S:M,, Til miss you! Love, Dana Danay, say hi to the temporary coach for me Love Kath Dana, You are the best friend I’ve ever had! Love ya, Lynn Dana, thanks for all the great times Love Ann Lynn, You're the very best friend! Who I'll never forget! I’ll miss ya! Love, Dana Dana, Thanks so much. I'll miss ya. Love Alicia Dana, Your wicked cool Wanna!! Luv, Lisa M Best Wishes to all. Pell, F.H. will never be the same Wendy H. Keith Doolittle you’re such a Fox W.H. See you on the softball field, Pellerin, Love Marris Pell, thanx for all your help good luck with your future Love Missy Best Wishes, Marybeth, MKH Best Wishes, Grads! DLH Good Luck as you graduate Love, Joan Happy ending to a very Lightning Experience SCOTT, ‘‘86”’ is forever, Love Ruth Good Luck R.S. Good luck and success, class of °84 Good luck S,B,R,C,P,D,J,K,P,S,P,T Good Luck Mike, Jim III Good Luck Mike, mom and dad Good Luck Kyle, Art, John, and Mike, Mrs. Healy Cool Jim ( 35) I'll love you always dude. Love Dodi Mike H. you're a great friend. Good luck — Love Beth and Kista Lisa: Good Luck and Much Happiness. Love Goob! ’ Tom F. you’re great! I wish you all the luck and happiness in the world. I'll never forget you — love always, Kista! Kris never forget the summer of 1982, and all the great memories! Love Kris Kris never forget our taping sessions Hand- shake! Good Luck Love, Trina Trina, I’m gonna miss you! Don’t forget Duke Scorpion Love ya, Kris Kris, you finally made it, Don’t forget the big beach bash. Love Ben Kris, next time, | won’t stop on that bridge! Good Luck, I'll miss you, Scott Good Luck Krissy! Don’t forget our long talks, I’m really gonna miss you, Love Tommy. Kris, I'll Love you forever, Bri Lis, (FDS) the best tennis partner in the world! Remember the night football game!! Love ya, Kris Good Luck Kris — We Love You Best Wishes Class of ’84! The Manning Family Barris Boss, You've been the best! Thanks for always being there when | needed you! Love Manning Kris Manning — you're a great friend Love, Sue Manning, Thanks for the good times S.E. Love, Marris We overcame our differences, YEAH! — you're a terrific friend, Love, Missy Marie — Without you there’d be no M M. Love, Mom You make me so proud Love, Mom Stay away from Fences — M Good luck sweetheart, Mom Enjoy your life — M O-tay Butweet! THINK JOY! Happy St. Stwithins Day! Garfield for President! Love Life! Tolkien Lives! Keep a Happy Heart T-R Love of My Life Go Go Go! Marie — You've been a terrific friend! Thanks! Lynn Marie — Don’t stop believing. You’re a spe- cial friend! Paula Neat Niece, Marie Whey Marie! Go For It! Set the World on Fire! Save a gator Shoot a Preppie! Good Luck, Marie Best Wishes, Niece Ostriches Live Forever!! Jessica says nigh-nigh auntie! Marie — We've been through a lot and I never could have done it without you. You are the best friend I could ever ask for. Thanks for always being there. I'll love you always — Donna Good luck in the future Bob — Mike Kris M — Good Luck, Luv Lis Murry — Thanks for everything Have a Good Life Marie and I'll see you some- time: Pete To the best cousin anyone could ask for. Love Mark 149 150 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 — Luigi T. Fiore Certified Public Accountant John E. Asmussen Certified Public Accountant 125 Wayland Avenue Providence, RI 401 351-7000 1274 Eddie Dowling Highway N. Smithfield, RI 401 769-4000 wi oesnyipbioatsllt Leer ey Aa ijeara soheslbiath sanborsniieist i i | HINT Compliments of bed ‘iki SEEKONK SCHOOL COMMITTEE David D. Young Dorothy A. Howell Annette M. Capecci John E. O’Hara Kenneth P. Ruscette — Chairman — Vice Chairman — Secretary — Member — Member 152 BEST WISHES CHRIS LOVE MOM and DAD NANNA and GRANDPA 1 ‘ @ Best Wishes Seniors Class of 1987 336-9040 EMERG. Nos. yee oeen ee GAFUR N. MEMON, VETERINARIAN NEWMAN ANIMAL CLINIC 1568 FALL RIVER AVE. SEEKONK, MA 02771 A S e Blown In and Batting Insulation ERVICES : ! e@ Duct and Pipe Insulation O. ATTLEBORO, MA e Replacement Windows and Doors P. O. Box 161 @ Caulking and Weather Stripping South Attleboro, MA 02703 e Vinyl and Aluminum Siding e Painting and Roofing ENERGY CONSERVATION o Enengy Saachet AND e Residential, Commercial, Industrial HOME IMPROVEMENT and Institutional SPECIALISTS Free Estimates — All Work fully (617) 761-5065 Insured and Guaranteed IF IT’S CUSTOM, WE DO IT! ONE SHIRT TO 10,000 LETTERING SCREEN PRINTING NUMBERING INC FOR TEAMS | HANDPAINTING BUSINESSES, ETC. — ONLY 1 00Z. MIN. 287 THAYER ST PROVIDENCE Ri MON — SAT 11:00 - 5:30 401-521-7819 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1986 With love and congratulations to Bob and best wishes to the class of 84 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1984 R.J. MARSHALL, INC. Building Contractors Serving New England with Complete Construction Services 820 Taunton Avenue, Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 617-336-5151 153 2 RAR Fredrick Nelson .. wu. a. President Allen Bardsley. ... . . Vice-President Tom 'Ridolft)!)))')),), . Vice-President Joyce Christiansen Lh WeSC Reba 154 SOCIEDAD HONORARIA HISPANICA Sandra Wahnon Presidenta John Ghiorse Vice-presidente Kimberly Veader Secretaria-Tesorera Kerri Carpenter Lisa Medeiros Jodie Caruolo Laura Noboa Lorrie-Ann Costa Stuart Ross Kevin Dolan Lynn Rossborough Kristine Elderkin Paula Sincero Jennifer Humphrey Irene Sullivan , | Brandice Mazick Denise Warner | FRESH Kelly McKay BREWED TEL. 617-336-8050 GATEWAY MOTOR INN 10 MINUTES EAST OF PROVIDENCE JCTN. RTES. 6 AND 1144 LENE 7 DAYS 145 Central Ave., SEEKONK , A WEEK | 23 Circle Drive, SEEKONK, MASS. VINCENT ROTONDOO, MGR, Routes 44 and [14A Baker's Corner Thur. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Fri. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.-12 noon Sat. 9 a.m.-12 noon All other weekdays 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. All other weekdays 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member, Federal Reserve System 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE CONGRATULATION SEN] ; Bake ANDY’S BAY STATE AUTO BODY, Inc. ANDY OLIVEIRA TELEPHONE DAY or NIGHT 761-4934 670 WASHINGTON STREET — ROUTE 1 SOUTH ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS 02703 Congratulations and Best Wishes! from SEEKONK-ROUTE, 6 OPEN 24 HOURS®8AM MON.-MIDNITE SAT. 156 pak it Al AS Bere bitsy RAYE Ere Z as Ta al ‘ Shh lad ian ep a a pete Smart money saves here... where it’s SAFE, SOUND and SECURE. Taunton Savings Bank TAUNTON: 12 Court Street ¢ Taunton Mall ¢ 222 Broadway RAYNHAM: Raynham Shopping Center SEEKONK: Commerce Way e 21 Central Avenue All Branches open Saturdays, 10 am-2 pm e Phone 823-8111 ALL DEPOSITS INSURED IN FULL MEMBER F.D.I.C. and D.1.F.M. Best of Luck from THE SEEKONK CHEERLEADERS 157 Formal Wear @ Caps Gowns ® High School Rings PROVIDENCE WARWICK EAST WALDORF WOONSOCKET TUXEOO COMPANY GREENVILLE E. PROVIDENCE WAKEFIELD WARWICK WEST Schooi Representative: ED AND KIVA LAFFEY (617) 399-8295 HOURS - SUN. TO SAT. 9-8 COUNTRYSIDE DELI AND SANDWICH SHOP @ NEW YORK STYLE DELI SANDWICHES @6 ® DELI MEATS @ PARTY PLATTERS © CATERING @ KING’S OAK SEEKONK, MASS. CORNER ARMISTICE BLVD. AND NEWMAN AVENUE Computers Plus Division of Process Automation Corp. Professional Computer Systems Software, Accessories, Maintenance @ om Ze 1020 WATERMAN AVE. Howard D. Zisserson E. PROVIDENCE, RI 02914 David A. Pitassi (401)434-9180 HoneyDew Donuts Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Mas. 158 Best wishes from the class of 1985 ANTIQUES AT HEARTHSTONE HOUSE 15 Fall River Avenue (Rte 114A) Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 Mm ce o) R DHE REALTOR Tom Little Marge Hartnett Ray DiMeo Lois Carlson Mary Levasseur Mary Sullivan 336-7750 Congratulations to the class of 1984 = Fram Corporation A Bendix Company Providence. R. 1, 02916 GUITARS, AMPS, DRUMS, KEYBOARDS, PA'S, PROAUDIO BRASS, WOODWINDS, BOOKS SHEET Music, ACCESSORIES. PRIVATE LESSONS REPAIRS’ 190 Taunton Ave. (Rt.44) Seekonk, MA 336-6164 Compliments of a Friend “WE ALSO BUY AND SELL USED EQUIPMENT 5% Additional Discount for Seekonk High Students Best of Luck Seniors SEEKONK HIGH BOOSTER’S CLUB Schvarzwap meu 1641 Fall River Avenue, Seekonk, Mass. 336-9816 Hours Weekly Lunch 11:30 — 2:30 Sun. Brunch 11:30 — 2:30 Eve. 5:30 — 9:30 call for reservations PAGE 24 Top row: Kim Lallier, Dawn Urbanowicz, Nancy Lafaivre, Zovig Vichabian, Stevg Mowry, Candace Souto, Kris Duncan. Second row: Paula Marquis, Betsy Hall, Lorraine Souto, Lisa A. Medeiros, Sue Thibodeau, Joanne Axile, Kevin LaBounty. Third row: Debbie Machado, Michelle Matlack, Hope Anderson, Denise Warner. Fifth row: Michelle Masse, John Burke, Dianne Cassidy, Paul Cing-Mars. Sixth row: Patty Hartnett, Ann Micheletti, Tracie Poisson, Pat Elwell. Seventh row: Steve Simmons, Lynn Rossborough, Sue Cole, Tricia McCarron, Jen Giblin, Donna Monaghan, Ray O’Neill. Eighth row: Wendy Wilkinson, Kristie Pratt, Ben Soares, Ann Mulvey, Chris Lima, Lisa J. Medeiros, Kim Pellerin. J. J. GREGORY SON, INC. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT 77 HIGHLAND AVE., RT. 6 EAST PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Bus.: 434-7700 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Michael and his friends THE HEALYS O Robert E. Borah Robert E. Borah Associates, Inc. JOHNSON MOTORS Pe EINGS Charles-Orms Bldg. Providence, Rhode Island 02904 Tel. 401 274-5500 Actuaries Consultants Employee and Executive Benefit Plans EVINRUDE = peervice is our OMC Parts kde and Accessories Seagull Specialty BEST WISHES Class of 1984 508 Warren Avenue Tel. 434-8330 EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. 02914 161 If you like Chinese food you'll love House of Fong We offer you the very best in Chinese food, from Congratulation the delicate seasoning and Class of ‘‘84”’ sauces of Cantonese style to the hot, spicy Szechuan cooking. All are (ath Robert W. Almeida DDS superbly prepared. mK General Dentistry — Tel. 399-7073 Come today! AN AAC. King’s Oak Bldg., 21 A Brook St., Seekonk, Mass. HOUSE OF q “Aaa wa @ Excae Drinks ® Businessmen’s Luncheon ® Take-out Orders 544 Central Ave., Seekonk 761-6854 (Rte. 152 near the Attleboro Seekonk line) Rt. 114A Seekonk, i Massachusetts Good Luck! from the 617 336-8460 National Honor Society Page 25 Top row: Sue Whitaker, Chris Benoit, Lori Zuehls, Marie Courte- Best Wishes manche, Mary Sheldon, Marie Voyadjis, Jon McCann. Second row: Bev DaCosta, Kathy Vieira, Ruth Johnson, John Borah, Sherry Mooney, Melissa Pereira, Mary Lou Mendes. Third row: Rhonda from Goula, Jennifer Travers, Tom Reddington, Missy Woodhead. Fourth row: Tim Urquhart, Tish Walsh, Sue Shepherd, Kris Gossler. Fifth row: Lynn Mathias, Julie Howell, Oscar, Lynn Tomie. Sixth row: 1984 Student Council Lisa Mignacca, Jennifer Van Wagoner, Venita Washington, Bob Marshall. Seventh row: Lisa Conyers, Kathy Cushing, Patti Elder- kin, Dave Rogers, Kristen Rose, Sue Hoyt, Teresa Gildea. Eighth row: Brenda Muise, Stuart Ross, Dana Medeiros, Gail Greene, Mary Hendricks, Kris Henson, Paula Santos. BEST OF LUCK to the CLASS OF 1984 Seekonk Auto Sales Inc. Bodyshop — Service Dept. — 24 hour towing 1018 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 336-6610 Ed Veader, Jr. 163 BRENNAN DRUG, INC. 1404 FALL RIVER AVENUE SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 02771 (617) 336-8844 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 FROM THE SEEKONK MUSIC PARENTS Amey and Geoff Jenkins Virginia Miranda Betty Harvey Secretary Sandra Johnson Treasurer Alice Mansolillo DAIRY 1350 FALL RIVER AVENUE, SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 02771: TEL. 336-9700 BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF °84 ° From The Breakfast — Luncheon — Dinner MICHELETTI'S of Seekonk 1053 Newman Avenue, Seekonk, Massachusetts appearing at COUNTRY “LIQUORS 1508 Fall River Ave. Route 6 For Take Out Orders Phone Finest Quality Seekonk, Ma. 761-6370 Ice Cream 1 84 Aste | B Phone 336-7450 HANDLEBARS Sey EBI ELECTRONICS, INC. “YOUR FUN IS OUR BUSINESS” Educational, Business Industrial Electronics NEW ENGLAND'S BICYCLE LEADER p BEST WISHES to the Class of FAMILY FITNESS CENTERS eer ena Warwick Seekonk Cranston Providence North Providence Video, Audio eee 2304 Post Rd. 753 Fall River Ave. 804 Reservoir Ave. 245 South Main 1701 Mineral S Ave. : : 738-1910 396-8818 942-9308 e 972-2004 : andy igh os Special Recording Systems 10 Olney St. Atari Authorized Service Center Seekonk, MA 02771 165 (401) 433-3444 “SERVICE IS 'THE KEY TO YOUR PERFORMANCE” To the Class of 84 Action Sports, Inc. Best of luck in all of your future endeavors. BILL SWEET — President 187 WILLETT AVENUE SEEKONK TRACK CLUB SHIMMY CHAMARD — Treasurer RIVERSIDE, RI 02915 Welding Foreign Domestic L M AUTO SERVICE CASUAL CLOTHES FOR MEN Seekonk 785 TAUNTON AVE. Shopping PHU P.O. BOX 231 Rt. 6, Seekonk SEEKONK, MASS. 02771 (Across from Ann Hope) BUSINESS 336-6912 conte 336-6862 YOUR ONE STOP FOR ALL EXPERT BODY, ENGINE TRANSMISSION BRAKE SERVICE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Congratulations Class of °84 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1984 from St. Mary’s Parish Family Seekonk, Massachusetts May you all be successful. BEST OF LUCK 1984 SEEKONK HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES NEW ENGLAND PAINT MEGACOLMOING. State Federal Specifications Marine Industrial Coatings 5 Carpenter Street PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND 02862 (401) 722-4606 BRYAN W. SHEPHERD STEPHEN J. MAIN 167 y) Dave’s DECORATING CENTER 125 Central Avenue Seekonk, Ma. 61-7271 DAVE LIMA Friends Forever 168 % 4 Pe ¢ ST hyriyviwyl2: ; Sid ha teed uM a iS ILE oes Hargreaves Studios YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS 430 Newport Ave. Rumford, R.I. Phone 434-4480 MORRIS TRANSPARENT BOX CO. aceta eat somes coves (401) 438-6116 ms Vendricks Pools... 304 Taunton Avenue Seekonk, Ma. 02771 Concrete - Gunite - Custom Design 336-7410 1240 Mineral Spring Ave. No. Providence; R.I. Phone 722-5325 RED McDONALD QUARTET (617) 761-5110 McDONALD’S MUSIC CENTER SALES @ SERVICE @ RENTALS 134 CENTRAL AVE. RAY RED McDONALD BAKER’S CORNER Proprietors SEEKONK, MA 02771 Town and Country Beauty Salon 1515 Newman Ave. Seekonk, MA 02771 Tel. 399-7870 Gerda Ann Jo-Ann 170 James N. Viara WASTE DISPOSAL inc. Dempster | 4 Dumpster |§% Systems | % ® Roll-Off ® Compaction ® Stationary Containers ® Industrial ® Commercial Serving Rhode Island AND Massachusetts 336-7742 546 Arcade Avenue, Seekonk, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Charlie’s Green Thumb P. BRILLO SONS 1700 Fall River Ave. 211 COWESETT AVE., RTE. 3, WEST WARWICK, RI. « 1125 FALL RIVER AVE., RTE. 6, SEEKONK, MASS. 150 WORCESTER ROAD, RTE. 9, FRAMINGHAM, MASS. COR. RTE. 1 CHESTNUT ST., NO. ATTLEBOROUGH, MASS. The Oldest and Most Complete Hardware Store In Seekonk OSCAR'S The AUTO SHOW HARDWARE PAINT LEONARD, INC. 619- 621 Lincoln Street 1241 FALL RIVER AVE., SEEKONK, MASS. 02771 Seekonk, Mass. 336- 8823 Dee Jay’s Car Wash ; | 1472 Fall River Ave. Congratulations Seniors Ba Nace oT 1 Mile East of Ann Hope A Clean Car Is A Happy Car. WEINTRAUB'S DRIVING SCHOOL It runs better, lasts longer, trades in higher. ‘‘We’ll Do It Your Way.”’ A Clean Car Lasts Longer AEGEAN PIZZA GREEK FOOD - RESTAURANT PIZZA - HOT OVEN GRINDERS GREEK SPAGHETTI MEATBALLS - GREEK PASTRIES PHONE 433-3426 189 WILLETT AVENUE EAST PROVIDENCE, (RIVERSIDE) TEL. (617) 336-8312 Scialo’s County Bakery BREAD — PASTRIES ‘ BRIARWOOD PLAZA”’ COUNTY STREET SEEKONK, MASS. 02771 801 Taunton Avenue (401) 438-2020 East Providence, R. 1. 02914 Engine? President JEFF LIPET Sales 172 GMI GM Industries, Inc. 257 Pine Street Seekonk, MA 02771 To the class of 1984 Best wishes for a successful future. PHONE 336-7423 Eels CEDAR PRODUCTS, INC. COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS JOHN PLOURDE 1629 FALL RIVER AVENUE PRES. RTE. 6, SEEKONK, MASS. Speaking Plants The Fresh Flower Place 502 Armistice Boulevard 1370 Newman Avenue Pawtucke t, R.I. Seekonk, Mass. 728-9191 761-7823 or 725-9642 WEDDINGS ARE OUR BUSINESS 11:30 - 9:00 663 Fall River Ave. Phones: 761-5588 Tues. - Sat. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 761-8674 7 é Chrire 3 O CS HOUSE OF BEAUTY Seafood Restaurant 193 Central A Phoebe Bro Dunn 336-6295 SMITH'S TEXACO SERVICE “A FULL SERVICE STATION” EXHAUST SYSTEMS | a, aed CUSTOM AND STANDARD ‘ i State Line Horist 299 FALL RIVER AVENUE SEEKONK, MA 02771 544 CENTRAL AVENUE SEEKONK. MA 02771 PHONE 336-6215 PHONE (617) 761-8726 RALPH E. SMITH Stephen E. Navega ATTORNEY AT LAW 447 TAUNTON AVENUE SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 02771 (617) 336-8120 173 TGV meni: sais JG. VANDAL ROOFING CO. 50 NOBLE STREET SEEKONK, MASS., 02771 Debra A. Bucacci Men New England KA ROTE Women ey Tae Kwon Do iS Centers DEBRINA’S SHOES | Children Men New England ‘ Fashion Shoes At Affordable Prices’’ Women Tac Kwon Do Specializing in Wedding Dyeable Shoes Children Center Briarwood Plaza Tel 336-5308 140 Central Ave. We are proud of the way we teach karate at New Seekonk, Mass. 02771 617-399-6178 England Tae Kwon Do centers. We believe that karate should be offered at the highest ethical level. One Hour MARTINIZING SEEKONK SUPPLY INC certifies 66 FALL RIVER AVE REHOBOTH, MA 02769 The most in dry cleaning TEL: 336-6650 Alterations — Storage 8 Olney St. Seekonk MA 174 CONCEPT Photographic Communications: Advertising and Graphic Services 1087 Newman Avenue, Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 Tel: (617) 761-6500 Lawrence M. Pellerin (iG untry WSuteher Shop 417 Taunton Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02780 “THE BEST BY TEST” VINCENT T. MORRIS Terraces as Patios Landscape Designs Tree Surgery lawn Renovation Shrubbery Lvergreen Tree Landscape Service, Inc. GARDEN CENTER NURSERY Seekonk, Mass. 351 Oak Hill Avenue KENNETH LAGERQUIST Phone 761-5505 Lottery 336-8060 Hills Sr Hore 1143 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. HENRY CAMPATELLI Seekonk Autoparts, Inc. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS - ACEESSORIES RTE. 44 ARCADE AVE. E. A. CARACCIOLO SEEKONK, MASS. 02771 617 - 336-7720 336-8316 C. J. CONYERS INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE, AUTO, ACCIDENT LIABILITY INSURANCE 650 FALL RIVER AVE. KENNETH H. CONYERS SEEKONK. 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