Seekonk High School - Seekonk Yearbook (Seekonk, MA)

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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

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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

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