Seekonk High School - Seekonk Yearbook (Seekonk, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1986 volume:

SEEKONK HIGH FIGHT SONG We Seekonk §£ —. mors uji TcrrizfeREFLECTION THE END OF A SECOND DECAD SEEKONK HIGH SCHOOL Warriors SEEKONK, MAS “We Are the World “All You Zombies “Fun, Fun, Fun” “Games People Play “Not For Teachers” “Money For Nothing” ho la our i ne seniors The Underclassmen Activities Plu irtment sors £)Tf Proudly TS OS DITOR-IN-CHIEF •USINESS EDITORS LAYOUT EDITORS LITERARY EDITORS 8 Janet Gorman Claire Cahill j_____f f - Mr. Stephen Alicia r 0ur page 52 aim- page 66 page 90 page 132 page 142 r I oTs fly en Murphy Mara Ferreira DITORS Jennifer MacKenzie Hunter Publishing Company ms yes fvo matter Medeiros Tammy Hunter Irene Sullivan Peter Marshall f ” JyM test. We want victory High. Row 1, L-R: Michelle Morse. Lisa Dutra. Ellen O'Connell. Eric Hess. Tom Hendncks. David Santos. Beth Raposa. Amy Weissman. Shelley Marek. Kim Newman. Dawn LaBounty. Manon Bentz, Lori Garant. Lorie Harvey.; Row 2: Becky Pellerin. Scott Bonneau. Kim Newman. Dawn LaBounty. Marion Bentz, Lori Garant, Lorie Harvey.; Row 3: Samantha Greene. Allison Souto, Bnan Vermette. Dan Slattery. Mary Saolier. Dawn Dumont. Jen Swanson, Dean Marchand.; Row 4: Ray DeClercq. Laure Thibert. Lon Johnson. Britt Coelho. Paul Sincero. Ted E. Bear. Andrea Soczek.; Row 5: Jove Reves, Trade Mooney. Scott Morin, Courtney Petter. Krista McCullagh. Denise Marsh. Jon Jenetti.; Row 6: Cheryl Belisle. Linda Dutra. Yvonne Fernandes. Janet Gorman. Bill Crowley. Dave Emond. Bob Tweedley. Kelly McCarthy. ROW 1, L-R: Beth Adair. Mark Tortolani. Kelly McKay. Stephanie Shaw. Peter Marshall. Melissa Znosko. Diana Marques. Sheila Letendre. Kerri Holmes.: ROW 2: Kerri Voyer. Jennifer MacKenzie. Marlene Gravel. Michele lefebvre. Staci Shepherd. Sue Feighery. Julie Rushlow. Rich Savignano. Kati Savignano.; ROW 3: Laura Oesterle. Irene Sullivan. Jason O'Hara. Brenda St. Hilaire, Elisa Warren. Debbie Carney. Ann Reddy. Paul Smith. Claire Cahill ; ROW 4: Robbie Hunt. Kathy Vignalli, Lisa Miranda. Mara Ferreira.; ROW 5: Keith Andrews. Stacie Senay. Kellie Fredette. Dionne Bigotti, Alicia Medeiros.; ROW 6: Joann Almeida, Russell Hart. Bill Colangelo. Missy Goula. Mark Goudreau. Wendy Pimentel. Phil Woshenko. Mike Flanagan, Steve Hendricks. North School; Mrs. Hodge's 6th grade class. D r� Our SOPHOMORE year arrived after a great summer. We entered the doors feeling confident and ready to begin work. We had experience in dealing with the high school life, and we feared no one. We were now permitted into the large cafeteria for study and had the privilege of talking and moving around. Spirit week was another victory for us. We won the can drive and our reigning pie-eater. John Perry, broke his tooth by smashing his face into the pie. In the hall, girls dressed as boys and boys dressed as girls could be seen everywhere. We were an entire class of Boy George's. Homecoming rally arrived and Tracy Mooney took over for freshmen queen Janet Marn. Another exciting aspect of our SOPHOMORE year was Drivers-Ed. December came and we were allowed to order our class rings. When they arrived, everyone realized that we were now official high school students. As the year passed, we had matured and had come to realize how great our next two years would be. We were not invited to parties where we listened to the British Rock of Duran-Duran and The Police. The departure of Mrs. Armburst and Mrs. Wing was felt by all. but the arrival of Joe Stud, the substitute teacher, was easily appreciated by the girls. Our FRESHMAN year was one of many surprises as we came to the S.H.S. filled with fear as well as excitement. We shocked the school with our freshman victory in Spirit Week, especially upset- ting the seniors who had held the title for the previous two years. The canned goods and atten- dance gave us a head start, and although we lost most of the athletic competitions, the pie- eating contest pulled us through. We demonstrated our newly- found maturity as High School students by dressing as martians and. believe it or not, “trashbags. Breakdancing came into fashion as we all “Beat It to the beat of Michael Jackson. Being a freshman was fine until we tried to go to parties, and we realized how terribly unwanted we were. We eagerly awaited the end of the year, but we had one last obstacle left to conquer: FINAL EXAMS! They did have one advantage though, we were free by lunch time to leave school and hit the beaches! We finally realized that we were really in high school when our pictures appeared in the yearbook. What a thrill! 8 At long last. SENIOR YEAR had arrived and now we could RULE THE SCHOOL just as the Boss. Bruce Springsteen was ruling the Rock World. We thought that after being here three years we had adjusted to everything but we were not prepared for the new set of rules which included a new bell schedule. Rather than the customary five- minute break between classes, there were now only three, which limited our social life drastically. We quickly compromised on four due to the mad rush in the balls. After a few days, school once again for monotonous and we all looked forward to the Senior Supper. Senioritis was already setting in. The big question of the year was whether or not we were going to attend Harvard or C.C.R.I. in the fall of ‘86. College applications were dreaded by all seniors. The only good aspect of going to college was getting out of class to meet with college representatives. The football players were psyched for Homecoming, and the support was shown by their school in the rally. Everyone awaited Spirit Week as the Seniors anticipated a fourth con- secutive win. The winter was long and drawn out. but we found some relief in winter sports. As spring arrived we all prepared for our action-packed last week at Seekonk High. First on the agenda was Class Night directly followed by our Senior Prom at the Sheraton Islander in Newport. On the last and final day of our experience at Seekonk High we graduated with mixed emotions. Our time at Seekonk High will always be looked upon with fond memories. The beginning of our JUNIOR YEAR marked the half way point of our high school career. Summer had ended but you couldn't tell by the way we were dressed. The halls were filled with surf-style outfits, expecially the always popular Ocean Pacific (O P. to the in-crowd), and even boys with jams. These attempts to keep summer alive, however, did not postpone the inevitable PSAT's. Where did those words came from? Not English! We really had the upperclassmen spirit, though, and it came through when we once again proved that the Class of '86' was unbeatable by win- ning our third consecutive Spirit Week. Ghostbusters and nerds led us to victory under the sign Born in 68. out in 86! . Nellie Couto proudly represented us as homecoming queen. Prince and Madonna were the star idols of the year. We were getting into the grove and saying Let's go crazy by the time winter arrived. Winter also was the time when most of us had reached the magical age of sixteen, and that meant driving. Lessons with Mr. Weintraub prepared us to hit the roads. And. of course, one can never plan for the Junior Prom too early. All the time and money invested in tuxedos, gowns, limos, flowers really paid off. Our night. June 7. was Heaven especially for our Prom Queen, Kerri Holmes. The year ended on a low note, with final exams, infamous SAT's and good-byes to many good friends in the senior class. But we would return as SENIORS, and that was the best part. 9 o S S Annual Camping Trip — April 27, 1982 Our Second Try — WE DID IT OUR WAY Friends Forever How embarassmg! Queen and her Court, L-R: Elisa Warren. Craig Lambert; Shelly Marek. Lenny Silva; Kerri Holmes (queen), Tood Urquhart; Mara Ferreira. Bob Hudson; Jen Mackenzie. Rich Savignano. SAUoruA t yA AjUoA jAAaU fnuJo Jy tms sJ yon- Jo, aJJo-ru jJs uniot, AAtorn, on jAt oby -, JAo Joo n A- -no fu tis son An nsAoJ o no oiyA y Jo -jAotJy Jo e oi oi- jAi Jy iSAmo oh- si oinJ td . $nn- yA oitU toAoJ, . fftiMoioAnJo Jj I like the new taste of Coke Yea. I'm having fun. Mike, It's Howdy Dowdy time. 14 Heaven The class of 1986 had long awaited their Junior Prom. Many of us had been guests but never had been to our own prom. The wait was well worth it. The night of our Junior Prom will be remembered fondly by all. Our prom was held at the Sheraton in Mansfield and our theme song was HEAVEN. It was very strange to see our whole class dressed in gowns and tuxedos, rather than their casual style of dress. For the majority of the girls the first item on the agenda was a trip to the ladies room. Here everyone complimented each other and retouched their own makeup. Once everyone had settled down at their assigned tables, couple pictures were taken by numbers. Soon after pictures, our delicious dinner arrived which everyone loved. After dinner, we once again began to dance to the beat of the music. Next was the picking of the queen and her court, while the class of 1986 danced to their theme song. The waiters and waitresses were assigned to the tough task of picking these girls. Kerri Holmes was crowned queen while Elisa Warren. Mara Ferreira. Michelle Marek. and Jen McKenzie were honored members of her court. As the night came to a close, we all collected favors and left the Sheraton with a great memory of our junior prom. Bill Crowley Representative Beth Raposa Secretary Mark Tortolani Representative Michelle Marek Representative April Marie Akslin 81 Woodward Avenue Avril, Urpa Ambition: To become a great hairdresser. If you look at your reflection in the bottom of the well what you see is only the surface, if you try too see the meaning hidden underneath the measure of the depth can be deceiving. The bottom has a rocky reputation — Joe Walsh. Band (9); Independent Study (12); Child De- velopment (9.10.11.12). David Alan Ackell 21 Tompson Drive Dave Ambition: To sail into the sunset each night and a wake to a morning with no storms on the horizon. My dream — To live in a world where there are no threats. One where one cares and in return is cared for. I know I'm talking about Utopian Soci- ety. I know it s impossible but someday, someday over the rainbow. I'll find it. I hope you will too. Best of luck to the class of 86'! Student Against Drunk Driving (11. President. 12); Computer Club (11.12); Spirit Week Commit- tee (9.10.12); Independent Study (12); Boy s Varsity Swimming Team (9.10.11.12). Steven Michael Almeida 10 Jane Howland Drive Motley. Elmo. Flipper Ambition: To join the Marines to become a suc- cessful pilot. Not anymore. OH WELL Don't take life too seriously, it's not permanent. Band (11). Jo-Anne Almeida 116 Valley Street ■JOE “Jo-Jo Blue Eyes “Nosey Ambition: Art School Hey Chick “Chill Out “Keep on asking and it will be given to you ” Keep on seeking, and you will find ” Keep on knocking, and it be opened to you To — K.B.. B.S.. L.O.. M.G.. D.C., W.P.. Thanks tor being the great triends that you are!!! Drama (10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Chorus (9). Elizabeth Page Adair 37 Chestnut Hill Drive Beth Ambition: To own my own Detective Agency, have too much money, understand and to be understood and always be happy. When the time of our particular sunset arrives, our thing, our accomplishments, won't really matter a great deal, but the clarity and care, with which we ha ve loved each other will speak endlessly of the great ift of life we have been for each other. TO MY RIENDS: There is not enough space here to express all that you mean to me. Thank you for everything... The memories will last forever... Football Cheerleading (10.11.12); Basketball Cheerleading (10.11.12); Competition Cheer- leading (11.12); Band (9): Indoor Track (9); Spring Track (10): Tennis (11.12); National Honor Society (11.12); French Honor Society (10.11.12); Prom Committee (11,12); Indepen- dent Study (12) Float Committee (12). Keith Paul Andrews 31 Sand Trap Lane Snausage “Keith Big Guy Ambition: College: I hope to excell in the held of medicine; to enjoy each day to the fullest! O air-born voice long since, severly clear. A cry like thine in mine own heart I hear: Resolve to be thy self; and know that he who finds himself loses his misery. “ Concert Band (9,10.11.12); Marching Band (9.10.11.12); Band Officer (Rep. 9.12); Drum Major (10); Indoor Track (9. Letterman. 10.11.12); Outdoor Track (Letterman. 10.11.12): Spirit Week (9.10); Academic Excellence Award Recipient (11). 17 Steven James Araujo 95 Hammond Street Ambition: To make the most of what life has in store for me. Don't need the word now that you've heard don't be afraid man is man-made, and when the hour come don't turn away, face the light of day and do it your way. Emerson, Lake. Palmer Independent Study (12). Stanley Paul liajor 66 Pleasant Street Stan Ambition: Photographic film processing, auto body Oh yeah, really, no way. Cheryl Lynn lieslisle 112 Lauren Drive Ambition: To work with handicapped children and be successful in whatever I do. I would like to thank Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Rollins for their help. Also, I would like to thank my family for supporting me; especially Mom. Thank you for helping me through the years. I will still be your little girl forever. Love. Cheryl. Chorus (10,11,12); Keyboard 1 (11); Indepen- dent Study (12); Child Development (10.11,12); Health 1 (12). Tracy Lynne Barboza 44 Winthrop Street Tra , “Ci-Ci Ambition: To have the best and only the best! What can I say this time, which card shall I play. The dream is not over the dream is just away and you will fly straight back to the sun. The dream is never over the dream has just begun.—F. Mac. I want to say thanks tor all the memories to my friends. Field Hockey (9,10); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Yearbook Committee (12); Busi- ness Club (12); Independent Study (12). Lori Carol Ayotte 761 County Street Lor. Mig, Midget Ambition: Nurse, and to be successful in whatev- er I do. My interest is in the future, because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there, since time is not measured by the passing of the years, but one does ... feels ... and achieves. Later days I'm going to blaze this place pickles” Best of luck to the Class of ‘ 86”! Chorus (9,11,12). Kristen Rae Bennett 104 West Avenue Kris . Bennett , “Ben Ambition: College, to achieve every goal I set out in life. A thought is often original, though you ha ve uttered it a hundred times. I love you Dad and Mom, Thanks for everything!“ Indoor Track (10,11,12); Outdoor Track (10,11,12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Sup • per Committee; Fashion Show (11,12); Spirit Week Committee (11,12). 18 Marion lientz 464 Central Avenue Jungle Monkey Mar Ambition: Go to college, live comfortably, and have a career that makes me happy. There's nothing better than seeing LOVE in a smile and knowing that SMILE is for you. Get outa my face chic , Good God , Gimme a break . Go ahead see if Icare , Don't push your luck . You wanna smack Eddie's Story (11); Yearbook typist (11,12); Office (12); Academic Excellence Award (11,12); National Honor Society (12). Scoff liizier 1 Rosemarie Drive Biz Ambition: To have a great life. Scoff David Honncau 21 Rosemarie Drive. Ambition: To live with the self-satisfaction that I have made the most of my life. I cannot change the world, but I can change a world in me—Bono. Basketball (9,10,11, Co-Captain 12); National Honor Society (11,12); Societe Honorairs de Francais (10.11.12); Yearbook Stall (12); Senior Prom Committee; Spirit Week (9,10.11.12). Dionne Rosemary Bigotti 85 Coyle Drive Dee Ambition: College; Psychologist When Time, who steals our years away shall steal our plea- sures. too. the memories of the past will stay, and half our joys renew. Softball (10.12); Student Council Representative (11): Hockey Cheerleader (12); Senior Supper Committee: Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee: Spirit Week (9,10.11.12). Raul Patrick Blake 251 Oakhill Avenue. Blakey Paul Blake Ambition: To live a hard working life and make good money. To be a carpenter. Is Mooney in? Party at the benches! Hi. Jane Where's Dori? What's the matter don’t you trust me? When you hear the music and it all comes crystal clear, music does the talking says the things you want to hear. I'm voung now. I'm wild now and I want to be free. I ve got the magic power of the music m me. TRIUMPH — I Love You Dori 131 (9.10.11.12). Douglas G. Bourn 240 County Street. Dougie Arthur Knowledge is the future, the greater one’s knowledge, the greater their future shall be. 19 William Matthew Bowley 90 Noble Street Bill Ambition: To make and spend alot of money. Indoor Track (12). Soccer (12). Sonn Hun 37 Chestnut Hill Drive. Bunsky Ambition: To attend college, make a lot of money, become a U.S. citizen. Don't dwell in the past. But don't be reluctant to look back either. There are lessons there even in the things you wish to forget. Don t regret them—use them m the better person you have already become. Football (11,12); Spring Track (10.11.12); Weight Lifting (11,12); National Honor Society (11.12). Rachel J. Carey 9 Harriet Court Rati. Rach, Ray Ambition: To travel to exotic lands and produce music videos. Somebody please tell me that I'm dreaming. It's not easy to stop from screaming but the words escape me when I try to speak. Tears they flow but why am I crying ? After all I’m not afraid of dying. Don 11 believe that there never is an end. Drama (9,10,12): Marching Band (10): Concert Band (10); Business Club (11.12); Yearbook Committee (12); Spirit Week (9,12). Claire Elizabeth Cahill 41 Fairfield Street. Claire-bear , Pretzel . ChoColate-e Ambition: Registered nurse, paramedic and to be happy and successful for the rest of my life. No smile is as beautiful as the one that struggles through the tears There comes a time you're of age. hold your breath, turn the page; on your own round the bend, welcome to the mystery of child- hood's end. “ Yearbook (11. Layout Editor. 12); Independent Study (12); National Honor Society (12); Flag Corps (9.10); Honor Guard (11.12); Chorus (9.10.11.12); Hockey Cheerleading (12): Senior Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Spirit Week (9.10.11.12). Kalhy Hroum 64 Bergeron Street Big Red. Charlie. Kat. Brown Ambition: To be a rich. High-Tech Secretary. What are you on? Spud! Can I have a drag? Dude!! Kookala!! I'm finally out in the clear and I m free. I've got dreams I'm living for. I'm moving on where they'll never find me. rolling on to any- where! (Journey); Drama Club (10.11); Business Club (11.12). Deborah Lee Carney 45 County Street. Debbie. Debralee Ambition: To become the president of a large corporation. When it feels like the world is on your shoulders and all of the madness has got you going crazy, it's time to get out. step out into the street, where all of the action is right there at your feet. Debarge Math Team (9.10); Flag Corps (11.12); Computer Club (Treasurer 11.12); National Honor Society (11.12); Senior Prom Committee (12); Yearbook Staff (12); Chorus (12). 20 Timothy A. Chaff re 412 Taunton Avenue Buster. Sluggo. Dudley Ambition: To be rich and live a successful life. What school you go? Same school I went. I spoke good — English. Independent Study (12). David George Chin 40 Mayflower Drive Mr. Yang. Chinly. Dave Ambition: To become successful in whatever I do. and to be loved and respected by my family friends. That's the way the ball bounces. Concert Band (9.10.11.12); Marching Band (9.10.11.12); Stage Band (9.10.11.12); Pep Band (9.10); Independent Study (12) National Honor Society; Vice President of Band (12). If rill Anne Coelho 550 Fall River Avenue Britian. Brittany. Precious Ambition: To live life to the fullest with no fears of what the outcome may be. I live my life the way that I choose. I'm satisfied got nothing to lose. I don’t ask no favors. Don't know the reason why, if I don task no questions—I don t get no lies.''Bad Company. Drama (9,10,11,12); Chorus (11.12); Indepen- dent Study (12). Sc oil Howard Cinq-Mars 19 Maple Avenue Squaint Face Ambition: To be very rich! To be a pro-surler and live in Hawaii! II you should go skating on the thin ice olmodern life. Dragging behind you the silent reproach ol a million tear stained eyes, don't be surprised it a crack in the ice appears under your feet. And you slip out of your depth and out of your Mind with your fear flowing out behind you. as you claw the thin ice. Pink Floyd I am history at Seekonk High School. S.A.8. Susan Arlene Charlonne 9 Laurel Court Sue. Susie Ambition: College: Physical Therapy If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you. it’s yours and Hit doesn t it never was. Natures first green is gold; her hardest hue to hold: Her early leaf is a flower: but only so an hour: Then tear subsides to leaf: so Eden sank to grief: so dawn goes down today: Nothing Gold can Stay. — Robert Frost Concert Band (9,10.11.12); Marching Band (9.10.11.12): French Honor Society (10.11); National Honor Society (11.12): Hockey Cheer- leading (11.12); Yearbook (12); Independent Study (12); Senior Prom Committee. Edward •'. Cohen 47 Coleman Street Ed. Ted Ambition: To graduate from High School, win Megabucks, and live comfortably on Hog Island for the rest of my life. In the Beginning good always overpowered the evils of all mans sins but in time the nations grew weak and our cities fell to slums while evil stood strong in the dusks of hell lurked the blackest of hates while he whom you fear awaits you now many lifetimes later lay de- stroy es beaten only the corpses of rebels, ashes of dreams and blood stained streets it has been written that those who have the youth have the future so come now children of the beasts be strong and Shout At The Devil. Motley Crue. Nothing but S.A.B. 21 Ronald William Costa 13 Wild flower Drive Ron. Ronnie Ambition: To do my best at everything I do in life “Remember the good times and the bad. Don't forget all of the past, but cherish the fun you've had to make the joy from it last. At the same time look ahead at your dreams and goals set high. Because a wise man once said. You can do it if you try! Basketball (10.11.12); Band (9.10.11.12); March- ing Band (9.10.11.12); Stage Band (9.10.11.12); Drum Major (12). William Anthony Colangelo 95 Jean Drive Co-lang-el-oooo. B.C.H33, Italian Rug Ambition: To be a Pro. Golfer of the PGA, be rich and successful in my job. Live life to the fullest and get everything you can get and appreciate ... Thanks Mom and Dad for everything you have done. Football (9.10); Statition for football (11,12); National Honor Society (11.12); Honor Roll Ex- cellence Award (11). William A. Crowley 37 Scott Road Bill Ambition: To be happy. Nihil doloris, nihil agents viscera par goriam!' Class Representative (11.12); Student Council Treasurer (11.12); Cross-Country (10,11,12); In- door Track (9.10,11.12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Junior prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Independent Study; National Honor Society (11.12); All-American; Latin Honor Society Vice President (11,12). Tracey Lynn Coyne 16 Hope Street Tray, Trace Ambition: To do my best and be successful at whatever I decide to do with my life. Friends we know follow us through, all of the days of our lives, love we shared waits for us there, where our wishes forever reside. Softball (10.11,12); Societe Honoraire de Fran- cias (10,11,12); Junior prom committee. Senior prom committee. Independent Study (12). Keith Alan Cordeiro 49 Colonial Road Mr. Ying , Cadillac Keith Ambition: To own and operate my own car franchise and be wealthy as well as happy. Band (9.10.11.12): Marching Band (9.10,11,12); Stage Band (9,10,11,12); Pep Band (9.10) Busi- ness Club (12). William J. Curtis III 450 Cole Street Curtis Ambition: To have one big parly for the rest of my life. It your feeling lucky you best not refuse, it's your game the rules are your own. win or loose. Hackey Sac (10,11,12); Football (9,10,12); Baseball (10). 22 Anthony AI. Da Costa 35 George Street Tony Ant Ambition: To be a Draftsman Some people say that loves a losing game. You start the fire but you lose the flame, the ashes smolder but the warm soon gone, you end up cold and lonely on your own. You'll Accomp'ny Me — Bob Segar Indoor Track (10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9.10,11,12). Eric Alan Dan las 350 Woodland Avenue Spud Spudwick Donery Ambition: To live in Florida and own a Porsche. Whoever dies with the most toys wins. Golf (9.10.11. Captain 12); Independent Study (12); Surfing Club (11. Captain 12). Raymond Robert DeClercq Jr. 116 Kina Philip Road Ray Spaz Ambition: Commercial Artist, Architect Gimme a Break Hey dudes, what's up? The outcome of any of my serious research can only be to make two questions grow where only one grew be- fore. A bit beyond perception 's reach. I some- times believe I see. that life is two locked boxes each containing the others key. To the class of 86 never stop chasing dreams. Where there is no vision the people perish. Proverbs 29:18. National Honor Society (11,12); Indoor Track (11,12); Computer Club (11); Spirit Week Com- mittee. Tanya R. Davidow 506 Newman Avenue Ton T Tanya Ambition: College and to become a fashion de- signer. Yesterday is the past and tomorrow is a vision but today is now. so live today to its fullest because today will never come again. Marching Band (9); Swim (9.10.11.12); Softball (9.10); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee. James Steven Danielson 29 Kenyon Drive Jimbo Jack Daniels Boom-Boom Ambition: Computers. Engineering. To handle odes of money. How dull it is to pause, to make and end. To rust unbornished. not to shine in use. AlfredLord Tennyson. What Party? Hey. where ya suppose to be! Dawn Marie Dumont 63 Turnstone Lane Dee Ambition: To finish my education. Medical Secretary To a special friend—If you ever need to talk, to share a dream, a smile: to be comforted or reassured, to be understood, remember my shoulder is always there for your head and your secrets are safe, and my door is always open. Thanks Lin. To Lin. Jo and Laurie, Remember all the good times and don't forget the bad. I'll miss ya all. Business Club (10.11.12); Yearbook (12); Year- book Typist (11.12). 23 Keith William Duncan 53 Whipple Ave. Teeth-Smiley-Eraser Head-Maniac To live until I'm 18. To become a Mechanic and rebuild from ground up my 73 scamp. To go into the service for a while. To go back with Leigh and live life until it ends. Lisa Ann Dulra 54 Ipswich St. Us. Dute Engineering There's only one corner of the universe that you can be certain of improving and that's your own self. Aldous Leonard Huxley Volleyball (10.11, Co-Captain 12); Basketball (9.10.11.12): Softball (9.10.11. Co-Captain 12); Spirit Week Activities (9.10.11.12); National Hon- or Society; Independent Study. Karl Anders Erickson. Jr. 30 Fuller St. Stud Head Mutant United States Air Force Navigator. Bombadier. Aerospace Engineer. Aerospace Defense Tracker. Survivalist. Logic States That; The needs of the many out weigh the needs of the few ... or the one. T. N. X. tor the memories and your support. Mom and Dad. you're the greatest. ,Never before in the history of mankind hads there been a force with so great a power to affect the lives of every man. woman, and child. How will it affect you? If the radiance of a thousand suns were to burst into the sky. that would be like the shatterer of worlds. Robert Oppenheimer It Was The Best Of Times. It Was The Worst Of Times P.S.: Don't forget Spirit Week, and keep in tough, friends. Indoor Track (11.12); Outdoor Track (12); Com- puter Club (11); Yearbook Staff (12). Linda Ann Dulra 54 Ipswich St. Lin “Out To go to college and live a happy comfortable life. In the sweetness of friendship let their be laughter and sharing of pleasures, for the dew of little thing the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. Kahlil Gibran Volleyball (10); Basketball (9.10); Softball (9.10.11.12); Spirit Week Activities (9.10.11.12); National Honor Society (11.12); Independent Study (12); Yearbook (12). David Scull Emmui 207 Olney St. To run my own business and make a lot of money. Indoor Track (10.11): Golf (12). Suzanne Marie Feigliety 182 Pine St. Sue. Susan. Suzy. Susie To live my life to the fullest and to be successful and happy in whatever I choose to do with my life. Living on a lighted stage approaches the unreal, for those who think and feel in touch with some reality beyond the guilded cage, all the worlds indeed a stage we are merely players, perform- ers. and portrayers. Each another audience outside the guilded cage. RUSH Spirit Week Activities (9.10.11.12); Yearbook Typist (11.12). 24 Seekonk Public Library Yvonne Marie Fernandes 284 Miller Street Sugar Ambition: To attend college and to lead a happy and success ul life. Nature's lirst green is gold, her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf's a flower: But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief. So dawn goes down today nothing gold can stay. — Robert Frost. Sheila. Staci. Kris. Lisa and Missy and Scott And Mark Thanks lor being the best friends. Marching Band (9); Concert Band (9): Fashion Show (10.11,12); Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11.12); Senior Supper Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Independent Study. Michael Patrick Flanagan 388 Olney Street Ambition: To compete in the 1988 Olympics. Cross Country (9); Outdoor Track (10); Indoor Track (11); Soccer (12); Independent Study; Spanish Honor Society. Kellie Corrine Fredette 696 Read Street Fred; Kel Ambition: To go to college, and to be a R.N.. and to enjoy life. Powder Puff Football (9); Alpha Omega (10); SGA (9); Homecoming Dance Committee (9); Homecoming Extravaganza (9.10.11); N.H.S. (11.12) ; Science Research (9.10); Spirit Week (9.10.11.12) ; Independent Study (12). A la ra-Lt’C Ferreira 65 Peeptoad Road Ambition: College; Elementary Education It is better to try to do something and fail in the deed, than to do nothing and always succeed. — Good Luck to all my friends and thanks for all the great memories. Outdoor Track (10.11.12): Hockey Cheerleading (10.11,12): Class Vice President (9); Class Rep- resentative (11.12): Student Council Secretary (12): Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee: Senior Supper Committee: Yearbook (Co-Literary Editor 12): S.AD.D. Committee: In- dependent Study: Spirit Week (9.10.11.12). John PaUrick Francis 24 Arrowhead Rd. Frank Freakies Sunshine Boy Ambition: To earn Doctorate in Physics, to teach in college, and to write books. Burlin '. YouLook... Marvelous1. Myname? Bond ... James Bond , Oww Wow! . To the Class of '86, On your life long journey, may your paths be straight and true, that you never lack nourishment, mental and physical, and if you shall die: that you die honorably in the face of all wherever you may be. Varsity Swim Team (9.10,11.12): Outdoor (10.11.12): Computer Club (11.12): Spirit Week Committee (11.12). David M. Furtado 17 Brairwood Drive Julio. Fur. Kirek. Davy. Fuzz Ambition: To be successful in a rock and roll band or SOlO artist. Somebody please tell me where sly is? Where's Verge? Bake, give me a Newp! Deidre. but I promise not to bust on you! Jim H. how is dribbles? You got alot to learn, you play in the fire you might get burned you got a sach- fice. your play in the victim of your own device you try to understand, the comb in the ashes isn't what you planned. You. it gets you every time, your chasin the Visions there is now where to find. Learn how to give. Learn how to take. Learn how to live before it's too late. Chorus (11.12); Interior Design Study Period 2.6 (11). 25 Lori Ann Gamut 25 Sherman Avenue “Lor Ambition: To be a successful accountant and live a long happy life. Through bitter tears and wounded years, those ties of blood were strong, so much to say, those yesterday, so now don't you turn away (Mother. Father. Journey). Thanks for everything, Mom and Dad. Eric. You are now and always will be. Business Club (11); Cross Country (9,10); French Club (10); National Honor Society (12). Jody Marie Gilson 6 Ledge Road Jo. Pudge Ambition: To be rich and happy move to Day- tona Beach. To make my family proud of me. S'up? Hey. wanna party? Chris. I'll love you forever, always! — Oh daddy, you know you make me cry, how can you love me. I don't understand why. Oh daddy, if I can make you see. if there s been a fool around, it's got to be me. Oh daddy, you soothe me with your smile, your letting me know your the best thing in my life. Why are you right when I'm so wrong, I’m so weak your so strong. Everything you do is just alright, and I can't walk away from you daddy, if I tried— Fleetwood Mac I Love You Mom, thanks for everything you did for me. Business Club (11,12); Yearbook Staff (11); Senior Release (12); Senior Prom Committee (12). Mark Edward Goudreau 47 Sweeney Road Ambition: Psychology Of all the causes which conspire to blind Man's erring judgement, and misguide the mind. What the weak head with strongest bias rules. Is pride, the never failing vice of fools. (Alexander Pope). Yearbook (10.11.12 Editor-in-Chief); Concert Band (9.10,11,12); Stage Band (10); Academic Excellence Award (11). Jon Kevin (libit n 125 Monarch Drive Gibb. J.G. Ambition: To comprehend those things others cannot. Simia quam similis, turpissima bestia, nobis! — Cicero Cross Country (9): Indoor Track (9.10); Outdoor Track (10.11.12); Basketball (11.12); Latin Honor Society (11.12 President); Spirit Week (9.10.11,12). 60 Rosewood Drive Janette Ambition: Journalist Reporter. To never stop dreaming. A smile costs nothing, but gives much. It enriches those who receive without making poorer those who give. It takes but a moment, but the memory of it sometimes last forever. No one is so rich or mighty that he can get along without it. and no one is poor, but that he can be made rich with it. Yet it cannot be bought, begged, borrowed, or stolen, for it is something that is of no value to anyone until it is given. Some people are too tired to smile. Give them one of yours, as no one needs a smile so much as he who has none to give. Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11,12); Field Hock- ey (10); Drama Club (10); Yearbook Staff (11. Co-Business Editor 12); Independent Study (12); Junior Prom Committee (11); Senior Prom Com- mittee (12); Senior Supper Committee (12); National Honor Society (11.12). Melissa A. Goula 57 Briar brook Drive Missy, Magoula, Goulaaa Ambition: To become an elementary school teacher. Dream after dream ensues; And still they dream that they shall still succeed; And still are disappointed. Swim (9.10.11.12); Indoor Track (10.11.12); Out- door Track (10.11.12); Independent Study (12); Senior Supper Committee. 26 Marlene Cecile Gravel 51 Holly Drive Mari ', “Marcie , Ottis , Crash Ambition: Medical Secretary, live life to the fullest and be happy! To be the best in life is not more important than being the happiest! The most beautiful things in the world are not seen or touched. They are felt with the head. Majorette (9,10.11,12); Indoor track (10); Chorus (9); Hockey Cheerleader (12). Samantha Ann Greene 309 Anthony Street Bug , Sam , Mantha Ambition: Legal Secretary Later Dude . Later , Blow it out of your nose There are many joys that life can bring but friendship is the sweetest thing. A friend is a present you give to yourself. Library Club (9,10); Business Club (10,12); Office (11,12); Yearbook Typist (11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12). Eric Hallworth 165 Carpenter Street Cindy Ann Creme 36 Greenhalgh Drive Cin , Greenbean Ambition: To live a long and happy life. No one knows what the future brings, so live each day to the fullest because when its gone it will be gone forever. Ufeis worth living if you set out to accom- plish your goals. Business Clubfl 1,12); Yearbook Typist (11.12). Dave A1. Griswold 45 Perrin Avenue Grizz Face ', Grizz , Grizzie Ambition: To be wealthy and live a great life. Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth, I do recall, those were the best times most of all. Football (11,12). Kevin Michael I lin ker 42 Pine Street Hark Ambition: To find happiness, wealth, and suc- cess in my future. A man never knows what will come by the end of the day. he only knows the end of the day will come. But it he lives today for the dreams of tomorrow and lives tomorrow the dreams of today each shall be one to remember Hockey (10,11,12); Baseball (10); National Hon- or Society (11,12); Independent Study (12). 27 Raymond A. Harrison 35 French Drive Harry, Ray. Speedo Ambition: To go into the Air Force. To race cars in a High Stakes race. Born to be wild! Let s blow this joint Lorie Jean Harvey 1894 Fall River Avenue Lor Ambition: Legal Secretary The grand essentials ol happiness are: something to do. something to love, and something to hope for. If you want to succeed you should strike out on new paths rather than travel the worn paths of accepted success. Spirit Week (9.10.11.12); Yearbook Typist (12); Office (12); Ronnie (11,12...). Thomas A. Hendricks 745 Ledge Road Tom Ambition: To be successful You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today, and then one day you'll find ten years have got behind you. no one told you when to run. you missed the starting gun. Football (10.11. Captain 12); Indoor Track (9.10.11.12); Outdoor Track (9.10.11.12); National Honor Society (11.12). Russell James Hart 26 Melanie Circle Russ Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Don't go where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path, and leave a trail. Baseball (9.10.11.12): Indoor Track (10): Soccer (12); Stage Band (9.11): National Honor Society (11,12); French Honor Society (10.11.12); National Mathematics Examination. Steven Joseph -tendrichs 745 Ledge Road Steve Ambition: Business Before investigating, find no fault: examine first, then criticize. Before hearing, answer not. and interrupt no one in the middle of his speech. Student Council President (12); Class Repre- sentative (9); Class Vice-Presidient (10.11.12); National Honor Society (11.12); Societe Hon- oraire de Francaise (10,11.12); Spirit Week Com- mittee (9.10.11.12); Junior Prom Committee (9.10) ; Senior Prom Committee (9.10); Baseball (9.10) : Independent Study (12): Food Advisory Committee (9.10.11.12). Eric Paul Hess 14 Chestnut Hill Drive Ambition: Pre - Medicine There are moments you remember all your life. There are moments you wait for and dream of all your life. This is one of those moments. — Barbra Streisand Varsity Swimming (9.10. co-captain 11.12); Varsity tennis (9.10.11.12): National Honor Soci- ety (11. vice-president 12); Societe Honoraire de Francais (10. vice-president 11.12); Indepen- dent Study (12); Yearbook Staff (11.12); Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11.12); Senior Supper Committee (12): Junior Prom Committee (11); Senior Prom Committee (12). 28 James David Hicks 76 Haig Avenue Hicksie Ambition: To be the best in everything and to makealot of money. How long I have wanted this dream to come true, and as it approaches I can 't believe I'm through. Twisted Sister Hey Dave, hug 'em!! Brian Patrick Howard 89 Read Street Frisco . Howie Ambition: To own a chain of night clubs. I want lotsa. lotsa toys and lotsa. lotsa money. Independent Study (12): National Honor Society (11.12). Robert S. Haul 620 Ledge Road Huntie Ambition: To extend the limits of glory. Some- times it is even pleasant to act like a madman. — Seneca Spirit Week (9.10.11.12); National Honor Society (11.12); Independent Study (12); Hockey (10.11 co-captain 12); Baseball (9.10.11.12). Kerri Jane Holmes 89 Briarwood Drive Ker , Gomes Ambition: Dental Laboratory Technologist and to live a very happy life. The key to happiness is having dreams... The key to success is mak- ing them come true. Volleyball(9.10.11. Co-Captain 12): Indoor Track (9.10.11.12): Spring Track (10.11.12): Spirit Week Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Com- mittee. Russell A. Humphrey 19 Howland Street Russ Ambition: To succeed at everything I do and become rich. Indoor Track (9); Outdoor Track (11.12): Hockey (12). Tammy Marie Hauler 11 Hill Road Tam . Tamatha Ambition: To be a nurse in a predominate hospi- tal. Love is like a flower that opens in the spring. Swimming (9); Yearbook (12): Independent Study (12): Computer Club (11.12). 29 Dawn Colette Laliounty 34 Foch Avenue Dawn “Scoop Duper L'Aube Ambition: To go to college and succeed in what- ever I do. To reach my goals. It's a line thing to build your castles in the air as long as your foundations are on the ground. Henry David Thoreau. No doubt It's not even funny! How's life? Field Hockey (9,10,12); Basketball (9.10. Cap- tain 11, Captain 12); Softball (9,10,11. Captain 12); Independent Study (12); Spirit Week Com- petition (Basketball: 9,10,11,12); National Honor Society; Academic Excellence. Jonathan Jannetti 96 Elm Street “JJ “Jon Jonny Ambition: To go back home to the beaches of California. Do up four years of college out there, and become a successful computer program- mer or architectural engineer. Thanks for every- thing Mom and Dad. your the best. Thanks to my friends B.C.ff33 and B.T.08O, Seekonk High! Indoor Track (12); Outdoor Track (12); Comput- er Club (11,12). Michele Annette Lefebvre 90 Bergeron Street Chel Papo Chele Ambition: X-Ray Technician Our body is like a tiny box — A cover for what's inside. Our thoughts and feelings, wants and needs are things that our bodies hide. So bring out those feelings and bring out those thoughts — Let your mind take a skip and a spin. Think of joy. think of love. Think of dance, think of song. Don t let yourself be boxed in! Learn and sing and read and love and your mind will be set afire. Let your body continue to grow from within and your heart will soar higher and higher! Flag Corp (9,10); Majorettes (11,12); Indoor Track (10); Field Hockey (9); Girls Softball (9,10,11,12); Drama (9); Independent Study (12); Senior Prom Committee (12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,12); Chorus (9); Hockey Cheer- leading (12). Elick Slone Imus 47 Tompson Drive Stoney Ambition: To swim until I cannot swim to my potential anymore, or till the day I die. whichever comes hrst. Hard work is only half the battle, dedication and willpower is the otherhalf. There are no restrictions in the world, you can soar farther than the eye can see. ” Stage Band (9); National Honor society (11,12); Boy's Varsity Swim Team (9.10.11.12). Lori Ann Johnson 454 County Street Lor LJ Ambition: College. To live a full and happy life. Don 't walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don 't walk behind. I may not lead; just walk beside me and be my friend. Cross Country (10.11.12); Indoor Track (9.10.11.12) ; Spring Track (9.10.12); Marchino Band (10); Concert Band (10); Spirit Week (9.10.11.12) ; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Independent Study (12). Shrilri Sue Letendre 700 County Street Sheil Ambition: To lead a happy and fulfilled life with whatever the future may bring. We cannot change yesterday, that is quite clear, nor begin tomorrow until it s here — So all that is left for you and me is to make today as sweet as can be. “ Outdoor .Track (9.10.11.12); Indoor Track (9.10.11.12); Fashion Show (11); Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11.12). 30 Michael Mac Isaac 41 Bear Hill Rd. Mike, Mac Ambition: Business No bird soars too high it he soars with his own wings. Concert band (9); Outdoor Track (10); Golf (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Inde- pendent Study (12). Peter Levine 12 Ivy Lane Ambition: To be successful in whatever I choose to do. They flutter behind your possible pasts, some bright-eyed and crazy some frightened and lost, a warning to anyone still in command of their possible future to take care — Roger Wa- ters. Baseball (9,10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); French Honor Society (11,12); Indepen- dent Study (12). Dean Edward Marc hand 149 Greenwood Ave. Ambition: To own a porsche, and become a successful Forester. Later, Take off. Yeah . Ufes but a walking shadow a poor player. That Strutts and frets his hour upon the stage. And then is heard no more; it is a tale told by an idiot full of sound and fury signifying nothing Cross Country (9); Indoor Track (9,10); Outdoor Track (9); Baseball (10,12); Concert Band (9,10,11); Marching Band (9,10,11); Jazz En- semble (11); Independent Study (12); Senior Prom Committee (12). Melissa Michelle Lima 353 Ledge Rd. Missy, Miss Ambition: To be the best in whatever I do. Are you Serious , Let's bunk school , Steve -N- Missy Forever Business Club (11.12). Jennifer Lynn MacKenzie 136 Olney St. Jenn Ambition: To get a degree in Elementary and Art Education and Join the Peace Corps. “Countless the various species ol mankind, Countless the shades which sep'rate mind from mind. No general object of desire is known. Each has his will and each pursue his own. Wm. Gifford Per- sues Softball (10.11.12); Basketball (9.10.11); Year- book (10 Sports ed. 12); Student Council (9.10.11); Junior Prom Committee (11); Senior Prom Committee (12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Drama (9.10); Independent Study (12). Michelle Lee Marek 51 Linden Road Shelley. Shell Ambition: to live life to the fullest and enjoy it with Len. To become either an executive secretary or a certified accountant. M.V., T.B..J.R., Thanks, we did have a great time. I'll never forget the memories. I came. I learned. I'm leaving. Here's to the songs we used to sing, and here's to the good times we used to know. It's hard to hold them in our arms again, but its even harder to let them go. Mom Dad you made my dreams come true, I couldn't have done it without you. I love you. I love you. Lenny. Sis. good luck next year. Love ya. Class Representative (9.10,12); Junior Prom Committee (11); Senior Prom Committee (12); Independent Study (12); Year Book Committee (12); Business Club (12); Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11.12); Field Hockey (12); Hockey Cheer- leader (12) Lenny (9.10.11,12 ... Forever). 31 Kelly Lynn McCarthy 86 Tanager Road Kel Ambition: To be happy. There is only one suc- cess — to be able to spend life in your own way. Moriey If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you ... Yours is the Earth and everything that 's in it. Kipling Swimming (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11.12): Independent Study (12); Softball (12); Yearbook (12). Diana esus Marques 16 Fay Street Dee Di Ambition: To work for an airline (Totravel). What- ever u heard about me is true. I change the rules and do what I want 2 do. I'm in love with God and he's the only way 'cuz u and I know we got 2 die someday. U think I'm crazy your probably right but I'm gonna have fun e very M. F. night!!! ” Life is just a party and parties were meant to last! “God grant me the serenity 2 accept the things I cannot change, the courage 2 change the things I can and the wisdom 2 know the difference. !!!t Love U Joe LameiroH Thanx J.L.. J.G., W.P.. R.C., K.B.. D.P., J.A., L.O.. B.S.. and also Mom and Dad 4 being there! Business Club (9.10.11.12); Yearbook (11,12); Tug of War (12); Independent Study (12): Senior Prom Committee: Senior Supper Committee; J. L. (84. 85 ...)!!. Peter J. Marshall 77 Fairway Drive Pete Ambition: College; to pursue my goals and live a happy and succesful life. Whatever your mind can conceive and believe, it will achieve. Dream groat dreams and make them come true. Indoor Track (10.11.12); Outdoor Track (11,12); Tennis (9.10); Class Treasurer (9.10.11.12); Stu- dent Council Vice President (12); Societe Hon- oraire de Francias (10. Vice President 11,12); National Honor Society (11.12); Yearbook (11.12 Co-sports editor); Independent Study (12); Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11.12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee: National Math Test (9.10.11.12). Timothy John Martin 3 Jean Drive Jim Ambition: To open my own successful business and to live life to the fullest. I am stuck on Band-Aid. because Band-Aid's stuck on me. Cross Country (9.10): Football (11. Captam 12): Basketball (9.10.11. Captain 12): Track (9.10.11.12); Independent Study (12). Denise Meredith Marsh 10 Sanders Avenue Deenie Ambition: College. To fulfill all of my dreams, and to find my island. Who wills, can. Who tries, does. Who loves, lives. Thanks to my friends for helping me through a rough time. Concert Band (10.11.12): Marching Band (10.11.12); Chorus (12); Drama Club (10.11.12); National Honor Society (11,12); Independent Study (12); Yearbook (12). Krista Ann MfCullagli 58 Pimental Drive Krit Ambition: Art Career Somethings are often hard to understand, and lots of times I am too: Some- times they're even harder to change, and even more so to change me. But love me ust the way I am and I'll love you. lor you too. Tennis (9.10.11.12): Hockey Cheerleading (10.11.12); Football Cheerleading (11); Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11.12); Senior Supper Committee. Senior Prom Committee. Indepen- dent Study (12). •jo Alicia Ann Medeiros 36 Wedgewood Drive Lee Ush AJ Ambition: Medical field Whatever you are by nature, keep to it: never desert your line of talent. Be what nature intended you for. and you will succeed . Sydney Smith. Cross Country (9); Class Rep (9): Indoor Track (9.10.11.12) : Outdoor Track (10.11.12): Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11.12); Marching Band (9.10.11.12) ; Concert Band (9.10. Pres. 11.12); Senior Supper Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Senior Prom Committee; Independent Study (12); Yearbook Staff (11. Business Co- Editor 12); Districts (10). Kelly Ann McKay 181 Lake Street Kel Ambition: Law School Four things come not back: the spoken word, speed arrow, past life and neglected opportunity. — Unknown. Flag Corps (10.11.12); Drama (11); Spanish Honor Society (10.11); National Honor Society (11.12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee: Year- book (12). Daniel Mello 27 Sanders Avenue Craig U . McMahon 40 Maynard Avenue Inspector Gadget. Chichen Man. Ganzo Ambition: To be successful in singing, dancing, and acting in the Big Apple, and uh ‘V, V. VING Number ?“ Number f ? Where's Hen? . I got something to tell you PLAN! It's better than Christmas ' . Drama Club (10.12): Chorus (11.12). Melia Constance Medeiros 204 Warren Avenue Net. Nellie Ambition: To graduate and go to college to major in Accounting or Business Management. Let’s get Crazy — Prince. Don't Save what you can do today for tomorrow. II you want you can real bad. you've got to fight lor it. Yearbook Typist (11.12); Independent Study (11): Business Club (10.11). I. oretta Lynn Mello 51 Luther Street Lor. retta. shoria Ambition: To work with handicap and disabled children 1.2.3. chuckum. . Be glad of life be- cause it gives you the chance to love. work. play, and to look at the stars. The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or taught they must be felt with the heart. Flag Corp (9.10.11 Captain): Chorus (9.10.11.12) : Office (9.10.11.12): Spirit Week (9.10.11.12) : Room 131 (9.10. Vice-President II. Officer 12): Drama (9.10): Independent Study (12): District Festival Auditions (9.12). 33 Mark A. Michaud 20 Gude Street. Bake Singe Ambition: I Wanna Rock!!! What the 45 All the world's indeed a stage and we are merely players, performers, and portrayers. Each another audience outside the guilded cage. RUSH. Steven C. Miranda 61 Wedgewood Drive Steve Ambition: To be a Meteorologist (more success- ful than John Ghiorse) and live with Tina Turner! What's love got to do with it?” TINA TURNER. Indoor Track (9.12); Outdoor Track (12); Inde- pendent Study (12); Spirit Week (9.10.11.12); Yearbook Committee (12). Trade Anne Mooney 60 Cynthia Road Trace Polly” Ambition: To achieve all the goals I wish to per- sue. For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow isonlya vision, but today well-lived makes yester- day a dream and happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Field Hockey (9.10.11.12); Indoor Track (9.10.11.12): Outdoor Track (9.10.11.12); Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11.12); Fashion Show (11); Senior Prom Committee; Independent Study (12). Anthony Nicholas Moniz 12 Perry Avenue Moe “Bones Ambition: College. “BUSTER CHECK YOUR PACKAGE! Football (10): Basketball (10.11,12): Outdoor Track (11.12): Independent Study (12): Phi Slamma Jamma (11.12). Lisa Anne Miranda 24 Greenhaigh Drive Lee Ambition: Maybe college, to have my own dance studio and teach dance. I want to learn, whatlile is tor. I don't want much. I just want more. I’d like to have the perfect twin. One who d go out as I came in. I've got the big brass ring, ask what I want and I will sing. I want everything, every- thing. BARBARA STREISAND. Tennis (10.11.12): Football Cheerleading (10.11.12) : Hockey Cheerleading (9.10.12): Concert Band (9.10.11.12): Marching Band (9.10.11.12) : Spirit Week (11.12): Senior Prom Committee: Independent Study (12): Cheerlead- ing Competition (11): Yearbook Committee (12): Homecoming Float Committee (12). Scott Roland Morin 290 North Weaton Avenue “Rotti Scotti Ambition: To live life to the fullest. Nothing is for free, you have to work for what you want in order to get it. Basketball (9.10.11.12): Hockey (9.10.11.12). 34 Joanne F. Morrissey 205 Dean Street Jo Josie Ambition: Fashion Merchandising We do not remember people, we remember images: we do not remember days, we remember moments. “I Love you Mike Chorus (9.10.11). Roger Mugglc 75 Burnside Avenue Ramjet Muggs Mugsy Muggles Ambition: To live life to the best I can. Jewel. Kimberly Ann Newman 176 Carpenter Street Kimber Kimmy Kim Ambition: To finally be understood, and to find happiness in the future as a major of mathematics in college. When it's time to say goodbye, there s no need for tears, all I do is close my eyes and think back over the years! (by Dawn Marie Newman) C'est la vie! Independent Study (12); National Honor Society (11,12); French Honor Society (11,12); Academic Excellence Program (11.12); Science Fair (9.12); Annual High School Mathematics Examination (11.12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10); Chorus (12); Computer Club (11.12); Dra- ma Club (10.11.12); Flag Corps (10.11. Co- Captain 12). Michelle M. Morse 10 Division Street Mitch MC Ambition: Tobethebestlcanbe. For long you live and high you fly. But only if you ride the tide and balance on the biggest wave your racing toward an early grave (Fink Floyd) Mom and Dad. Thanks for everything I love You. I Love You Bobby! Bobby (9.10.11.12) Thanks MV. SF. Business Club (12). Chris Nelson 58 Talbot Way. Ellen Margaret O'Connell 223 Olney Street El Rellen Ambition: To enter the world with a bang not a whimper. The beauty of the world has two edges, one of laughter, one of anguish, cutting the heart asunder. (Virginia Woolf) Varsity Swim Team (9.10.11. Captain 12): French Honor Society (10.11. Secretary Treasurer 12); National Honor Society (11.12); Computer Club (11. Secretary 12); Science Fair (9.12); NHSME (9.10.11.12); Independent Study (12); National Merit Scholar (12). 35 1m ura-Jean Ocsterle 19 Mayfield Avenue Laura Ambition: To become a Legal or Medical Secre- tary. To be with Chris Corsi for the rest of my life. Nothing's wrong, why? Drama (9.11): Business Club (11.12); Yearbook Typist (12); Senior Release (12); Office (12). Dori ParmetUier 60 Cleveland Street Ambition: Go to college and be successful. To stay with Paul Blake forever. Follow Your Heart— Triumph: Faithfully Yours (Paul) — Journey. Ambition: TO GO CRAZY! Jason Matthew O'Hara 80 Haig Avenue Jas. Mountain Man. Jay Ambition: To play in the N.F.L and make a lot of money or pin the Peace Corps and make a lot of friends. I close my eyes, only tor a moment and the moment's gone. AJI my dreams pass before me in curiosity, dust in the wind — AJI we are is dust in the wind Kansas To survive a war. you have to become a war. Rambo. Football (9.10.11. captain 12): Weight Lifting (9.10.11.12): Basketball (12). Becky A. Pel levin 19 Sanders Avenue Bee • Ambition: College: to be happy and successful in whatever I do The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart. John L. Perry 850 Arcade Avenue Bubba Ambition: Baker. Contractor You only live once so party it up while you can. 36 Courtney Leslie-Maty Pellet 333 Newman Avenue Court Ambition: To go to Australia and become a psychoanalyst. High above the clouds, far beyond our reach. I see the shining stars with different dreams in each. I know one day I'll find the star that was meant to be mine. But until the day I do so. I ll keep dreaming, wishing and hoping that someday my dreams will come true. For yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision: but today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Dieu Vous Benissel French Honor Society (10.11.12); Mineral Club (11.12) ; Flag Corps (9.10.11.12); Chorus (9.11.12) ; RIC Early Enrollment Program (11.12); Academic Excellence Program (11.12): National Honor Society (12). Alim li. Pip.kiti 87 Greenwood Avenue Rumford. Rhode Island Ripper. Al. Tex Ambition: To seek adventure and experience Fife to the fullest. Life is like a pickled ham. Cross Country (9.10): Track (9.10). Mark David Pitassi 70 Peeptoad Road Ambition: College. To live life to the fullest: to keep friends, and remain a friend. So many faces in and out of my life'Some will last, some will just be now and then Life is but a series of hellos and goodbyes And I'm afraid its time for a goodbye again. Tennis (10.11.12); Indoor Track (12); Golf (12). Wendy Elizabeth Pimentel 27 Cindy Drive Wendle Windy Cornelia Wen Ambition: To live a healthy life and be happy in whatever I do. Hi guys!! Kathy. Kathy, KATHY!!. Are we late? Take it easy, but Take it For every minute you are sad you loose sixty seconds of happiness To: R. C..D.M..K.B..J.G.. L.O.. B.S.. D.P..J.A.: Thanks for making theyears at SHS the best, you'll always have a special place in my head. ToMomandDad: Thanksforall the Love and Suppod you've given me — I Love You. Don't look back, look straight ahead don't turn away the voices' said — Don't look back yesterdays' gone, don't turn away you can take it on. Chorus (9): Flag Corp (9.10); Spirit Week(l 1.12): Business Club (11.12): Senior Release (12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Com- mittee. David Pitassi 782 Newman Avenue Laurie Lynn Poole 101 Meadowlark Drive Lollipop” Ambition: To go to college and become an Elementary School Teacher Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the rest and someday we 'll find. Those are the best of times — Styx. I love you Jim 4-13-84. Thanks Mom and Dad for seeing me through. Badminton (9): Chorus (9); Yearbook Staff (9.12): Student Council (9.10. Secretary 11). 37 Beth Anne Raposa 170 Cherry Hill Drive Sebastion. Luiz. Ambition: College, and to be a successful Lawyer or Politician. We all have our own sepa- rate pathways to take, our own destination to choose, we all have our own contributions to make, our own special talents to use. we all have our own kind of life to pursue, our own kind of dreams to be weaving and we all have the power to make wishes come true as long as we keep on believing. Student Council Secretary (9.10.11.12); Field Hockey (11): Tennis (11.12); Yearbook (12); Junior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Commit- tee; Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11.12); S.A.D.D. Committee; Senior Supper Committee: Spirit Week (9.10.11.12). John V. Pozzijr. 15 Peeptoad Hoad J.P. Ambition: College. To be successful and wealthy. Life isn't a problem to be solved, it's a mystery to be lived. Cross Country (9.10.11.12); Indoor Track (9.10.11,12); Outdoor Track (11.12); Indepen- dent Study (12). Ann Mary Reddy 15 Lauren Drive Ann Annie Ambition: College, and to live life to the fullest! Look to this day. yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happi- ness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Football Cheerleading (10.11. Co-Captain 12); Basketball Cheerleading (9.12); Hockey Cheer- leading (10.11); Competition Cheerleading (11.12); Homecoming Float Committee (12). Ijnda Dale Ransom 427 Brown Avenue Lin bnfer Piearnas Ambition: Coal Miner, or to heat and bend glass to make Neon Signs. BaHa Skinny “I Love You Guys! I'm outta here! Used to make me so led up. people always asking me. what will you be when you grow up? Gonna need security. Spent a little time in school wishing I was some- where else, having fun and acting cool. I JUST WANNA BE MYSELF. Drama (9.10.12): Independent Study (12): Busi- ness Club (12). Brian Rebello 91 Jean Drive Joye Laura Reves 64 School Street Joyous. Joy to the World Ambition: To be the best I can be! 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 that I have not laughed is a day I have not lived!! Thanks for the memories Wendy and Miss! Independent Study (12); Spirit Week (10.11,12); Ofhce (12); Business Club (12). Joye Loves Joe Forever! 38 David S. Rogers 243 West Avenue Dave. Slugga. Mr. Rogers Ambition: College Football (10.11.12): Basketball (12); Baseball (12); Golf (10.11.12); Karate (9). Julie Ann Rushlow 304 Cole Street Jul', Rush. Marshmellow Ambition: To pursue a career in business; and be successful and happy. Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die. life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly.Thanks S.M.. T.B..M.V., L.Q. for all the great times. Mom and Dad. you've been areat, thanks for everything. To all my friends. I hope all your dreams and wishes come true. — Good Luck. Business Club (12); Spirit Week (9.10.11.12); Prom Committee (11.12); Independent Study (12); Field Hockey (12); Hockey Cheerleading Mon F. Sadlier 65 Walker Street Mar. D.B. Ambition: College Some say it's holding on that makes you strong, sometimes it's letting go. Volleyball (10); National Honor Society (11,12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (11.12); Junior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Senior Supper Committee; Yearbook (12). Kenneth Ryan 45 Tanager Road Ken Opie. Beaver Ambition: To go to college and be successful. Football (9.10.11); Basketball (9.10.11.12); Baseball (9.10.11.12). Paul Joseph Rufful 148 Pleasant Street Fluff, Ruff Ambition: To attend college, become an airline pilot, and be happy wherever life may lead me. A person's opportunities are as limited as their imagination. A person's amount of success is based not on his financial status but his personal satisfaction. Life is too short to be wasted on a meaningless strive for acceptance when it should be spent enjoying the fruit of personal success. Basketball (10.11.12); Soccer (12); Jazz Ensem- ble (9.10.11.12); Concert Band (9.10.11.12); Marchino Band (9.10.11.12); Independent Study (12). David Vincent Santos 36 Sand Trap Lane Dave. N.W. Ambition: Musician; to see the world. Though much is taken, much abides; and though we are not now that strength which in old days moved earth and heaven, that which we are. we are — one equal temper of heroic hearts, made weak by time and (ate. but strong in will to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield — AJfred. Lord Tennyson Cross Country (9.10,11.12); Indoor Track (9.10.11.12) ; Outdoor Track (9.10.11.12); Class Representative (9.10); Class President (12); Concert Band (9.10): Stage Band (11.12); Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11.12); Independent Study (12); Food Advisory Committee (9.10.11.12) . Kathryn French Savignano 64 West Avenue Kati, Katrina Ambition: To become a certified public accoun- tant and succeed in everything I choose to do. “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. Field Hockey (9.10.11): Basketball (9.10.11. Captain 12); Senior Prom Committee (12); Senior Yearbook Committee (12): Independent Study (12): Spanish National Honor Society (12). Stacie Jeon Senay 7 Garden Street Stay” Stac” Stacalace Ambition: To go to college and become a suc- cessful Child Psychologist. “Love yourself as you love life for there is only one of each. ” What you areis whatyou'vemadeyourselfouttobe. sodoit right the first time and be happy. Softball (9); Indoor Track (10.11.12); Outdoor Track (10.11.12): Marching Band (9.10.11.12); Concert Band (9.10.11, Secretary 12); Spirit Week (9). Slaci K. Shepherd 53 Read Street Stace. Swaka Ambition: College, to succeed at whatever I do. Happiness is not found at the end of a road, it is found all along the way. A day I have not laughed is a day I have not lived. Cross Country (9.11.12); Indoor Track (9,11.12); Outdoor Track (9); Tennis (10.11.12); Field Hock- ey (10); Basketball (10); Spirit Week (9.10.11.12); Jr. Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Science Fair (9); Marching Band (9); Independent Study (12): Senior Supper Com- mittee; Student Council (9.10.11,12). Richard I). Savignano 32 Read Street Ambition: College, to be successful. A day with- out sunshine is like night. Cross-Country (9,10.11,12); Indoor Track (9.10.11.12): Outdoor Track (9.10.11.12). Stephanie Ruth Shaw 25 Melanie Circle Steph” Jackson Ambition: Elementary School Teacher When I rearrange the pieces of the puzzle of my pastil sigh at the heartaches, relive the laughs'and think about the moments that have left their mark and the too few faces that shine a little light in the dark. H.C. Stephen J. Simla 37 Cypress Road Bola “Captain Caveman Skinney. Ambition: Play a guitar in a rock and roll band. It's getting better all the time. I used to get mad at my school, the teachers that taught me were cool, but your holding me down, turning me around and filling up my head with your rules. THE BEA- TLES. I wish the Class of 86' the best of luck. Independent Study (12). 40 Daniel Slattery 7 Taft Street Scott Anthony Si heir a 37 Cynthia Road Spud . Ambition: To be a Lumberjack, a Garbage man, a Burger King Manager, a Sanitation Engineer. Steelworker, or Chemistry Teacher. 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 your life will ever be. (Pink Floyd) Independent Study (12); Computer Club (11.12). Andrea Marie Soczek 120 Sykes Road Ann Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse. Never fear shadows. They simply mean there's a light shining somewhere nearby. Drama (9.10); Football Cheerleading (11.12); Competition (Football(11.12); Basketball Cheer- leading (12); Senior Prom Committee. Paula June Sincero 70 Noble Street Ambition: To keep peace with myself and others. College. Archeology. I have come to the end of the sheltered stream only to enter the vast ocean. ” God grant me the strength to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to chanae the things I can. and the wisdom to know the difference. Cross Country (9.10,11.12); Indoor Track (9.10.11.12) : Outdoor Track (9.10.11.12): Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11.12): Prom Committee (11.12) : Honorable Mention. Science Fair (9): Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10): Secretaria- Tesorera (11.12); National Honor Society (11. Secretary 12); Drama Club (10): Independent Study (12); Senior Supper Committee. Paul Smilli 2 Bryan Street Otto Ambition: to live free happy and wealthy. Independent Study (12). Alison Joyce Soufo 66 Sagamore Road Ah. Al. Alibuf Ambition: Physical therapist. The pursuit of suc- cess and happiness throughout my life. Human soul stands between a hemisphere of light and another of darkness on the confines of two ever- lasting hostile empires — Neccessity and free will — Thomas Carlyle Girls Swim Team (9.10.11); Spring Track (9.10); Spirit Week (9.10.11.12). 41 Irene Frances Sullivan 30 John Alden Road Ambition: To be an executive for an international business firm. Far away 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 be true to follow where they lead. Field Hockey (9.10); Basketball (9.10.11.12); Tennis (9.10. Tri-Captain 11.12); Freshmen Class President; Spanish Honor Society (10.11.12); National Honor Society (11. Presi- dent 12); Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11.12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Commit- tee; Independent Study (12); Yearbook; Literary Co-Editor (12); Senior Supper Committee. Matthew August Souza 8 Ipswich Street Matt. Suz Ambition: To go to college, get a good job. be- come a millionaire. andbehappyin whateverldo Memories of yesterday will last a lifetime Styx Be a simple man. be someone you'd love and understand Lynard Skynard •V John Scott Tavares 772 Taunton Avenue Jaun. Scott. Bo-Bo Ambition: Get highest score on CPA examina- tion. Roll in the dough. Ahh! dats good! Don't worry about me. Shut up or I keel ya ... Basketball (12); Office Detention(10.11. Captain 12); GHAS (10.11.12). Urenda jean St. Hilaire 61 East Street Mom. Bren. Bonehead. Brighteyes, Bunny Ambition: To be the best wife and mother I can be. To become rich and live on a farm m New Hamp- shire. I'm young , I'm wild . I'm free — Triumph — got a quarter? What's up? Can I have a drag? What are you doing Friday night? I wanna thank my closest fnends, Laura. Jeanmne. Kathy, and Joanne for helping me through the roughest times. I Love you Brian!! Honor Roll (11.12); Brian (10.11.12_): Senior Prom Committee (12); Business Club (11.12); Yearbook Staff (11.12). Jennifer l.ynn Swanson 45 Peeptoad Road Jen, Swanson bugger. Jenson Ambition: College, to live my life to the fullest with as much grace as I am capable of. One of the greatest pains to human nature is the pain of a new idea. — Walter Bagehot Field Hockey (9); Swim Team (11,12); Softball (11.12); Independent Study (12). Laure Marie Thibert 59 Maynard Drive. Be-bop , Schroeder Ambition: To play music, work with people, and to do it all. Now we are faced to recognize our inhumanity, and reason coexist with our insanity, lor we are always what our situations hand us. it 's either sadness or euphoria — Billy Joel Choral Ensemble (Accompanist 9.10.11. Vice President 12); Colorguard (12); Pep Band (9.10); Jazz Ensemble (10,11.12); District Festival Auditions (10.11) ; All State Auditions (11.12); McDonald's American Band Audition (11); Fashion Show (Accompanist 11); Student Council Representa- tive (10); Spirit Week Committee (9,10); National Honor Society (11,12); Academic Excellence (11.12) ; Drama Club (9,10. Secretary, 11.12); Mineral Club (10,11,12): Yearbook (12). 42 Beth Ellen Totnei 78 Briarbrook Drive Ambition: College: to be happy and successful in whatever I do. If there was an island where people would go to be by themselves then, it would be the most crowded place in the world. Cross Country (10.11.12); Indoor Track (9.10.11.12); Outdoor Track (9.10.11.12); Inde- pendent Study (12); Senior Supper Committee; Math Club (9.10): Spirit Week (9.10.11.12). Richard Trombetta 110 Stratford Road Ambition: In fifteen years, to broadcast the cham- pionship game of the NCAA basketball tourna- ment. Fame is a vapor, popularity is an accident, and money takes wings. The only thing that en- dures is a character. Basketball (9.10.11.12); National Honor Society (11, Treasurer. 12); French Honor Society (10.11); Independent Study (12); Spirit Week (9.10.11.12); Outdoor Track (12). Robert Joseph Tweedly 11 Grace Street Tweet. Tweedly. Tweedy Ambition: To be successful, and to live life to the fullest. If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me? For I must be traveling on. 'cause there's too many places I Ve got to see. But if I've stayed here with you. well things just couldn 't be the same, 'cause I'm as free as a bird now. and this bird you'll never change — Skynard. Football (10.11.12); Swim (11.12). Mark V. ' 'oriolani 60 Unden Road Tort, Torto Ambition: To be a recognized commercial artist. The significance of man is that he is insignificant and is aware of it — Carl Lotus Bocker Cross Country Captain (12); Cross Country (9.10.11.12) ; Indoor Track (9.10.11.12): Outdoor Track (9.10,11.12); Class Representative (11.12) ; Stage Band (9.10.11.12); Independent Study (12); Spirit Week (9.10.11.12). Henry Edward Turner III 62 Pleasant St. Ambition: To get married, have a gorgeous wife, have two children, be rich, and live forever! R-i-i- ight! David C. Urbanowicz 15 Bloomfield St. BH Ambition: To own the Dallas Cowboys I have had my solutions for a long time. But I do not yet know how I am to arrive at them . Football (11.12); Weightlifting (11.12); National Honor Society (11.12); Independent Study (12). 43 Michele Kristen Vender 56 Heritage Road Mich. M1M1 Ambition: To go to college and pursue a career in fashion merchandising. What il yesterday had its sorrows? What it your day was diffused by grief? What if il rained when you wanted sun- shine? What if you labored without relief? It doesn't matter what did befall you. it doesn't matter what might have been. For God puts our yesterdays behind us. and every day lets us start over again”. Field Hockey (10): Business Club (11.12): Chorus (9.10.11.12): Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11.12): Prom Committee (11.12). Kerrie L'rbnnowicz 15 Bloomfield St. Kerrie-ann, Ker Hey Babe Ambition: Fashion Designer. To make the best out of life and to be the best that I can be. I can still remember the night when I looked in your eyes. I knew it must be love. As the years go by—never will pass the memories of the time I shared with you. So here's to the songs we used to sing and the times we used to know—it’shard to hold on to —even harder to let go. So I'll be your friend, and I'll be your lover, cause I know in our hearts we agree — we don't have to be one or the other. We could be both to each other. Indoor Track (9): Senior Prom Committee: Senior Supper Committee. David M. Vergi I is 2 Hawthorne Drive Jesus Veres” “5150” Ambition: To live my life on a stage. Rock-N- Rolling forever. Let's PARTY! If you pull hard enough on midnight you can unroll the dawn. Don't worry you'll get over it. Tracey D. isa‘4%?!! HEY JIMMY. HUG EM! Latensm-organism Chorus (11.12): Stage Band (12): Rock-N-Roll (forever). Troy Vasquez 103 Mayflower Drive Ambition: Go to college and ma or in psychology and philosophy. He who feared, he would not succeed, sat still . Basketball (9.10.11.12). Bryan David VermeUe 530 Ledge Road Norton. Bri Ambition: To live a happy, successful life and to do my best at whatever I attempt. Ail the world s indeed a stage we are nearly the players prefer mers and portrayers each another's audience outside the guilded cage ... Safety pup says, never go with strangers. Concert Band (9.10.11); Marching Band (9.10.11) ; Outdoor Track (10); Football (10); In- dependent Study (12); U.S. Coast Guard Re- serve (12); Tucker mens Ravene (11); Benches (9.10.11) ; Rush concert (11). Kevin John Yiara 118 Briar brook Drive Buddy. Kev. Crash Ambition: To be a successful realtor and own a large house of my own. Independent Study (12); Yearbook Typist (12). 44 Kerri Lynn Voyer 60 Sunset Drive Kea. Voyer Ambition: To become a professional hairdresser Be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love, work hard and stop to look up at the stars! Chorus (9.10,11): Tennis (10): Independent Study (12): Senior Supper Committee: Senior Prom Committee. Peter Matthew Vieira 136 Marnoch Dr. Ambition: Art College. Illustrator. Cartoonist. All Around Good Guy There's only one thing I say you've got to live day by day you've got to find your own way to throw the dice you've got to prove that your tough and take the smooth with the rough there's only one way you'll get to para- dise — Bow Wow Wow Indoor Track (10.11): Yearbook (11.12): Chemis- try (10.11). Amy Cora Weiss man 274 Arcade Ave. Legs. C Ambition: Model and Hairdresser Listen to the mustn'ts. child. Listen to the don'ts. Listen to the shouldn'ts. The impossibles, the won ts Listen to the never haves Then listen close to me. Anything can happen. Child. Anything can be. Library Club (9.10): Chorus (12). Elisa Sue Warren 71 Hammond Street Lee. Ehse Swaka Ambition: College: Psychology. To live my lile to the fullest. Love is the only strength which makes people one without destroying them The glory in succeeding is rising every time you fail To all my friends. Thanks for the great times our memor- ies will last forever. Field Hockey (9.10.11. Co-Captain 12); Indoor Track (9.10.11.12); Outdoor Track (9.10.11.12); Spirit Week Committee (9.10.11.12); Indepen- dent Study (12); Fashion Show (11); Prom Com- mittee. Kathleen Judith ignali 5 Roosevelt Street Kath Ambition: Child Psychology A faithful friend is a strong defense; and he that has found him. has found a treasure. Nothing can be compared to a faithful friend and no weight of gold and silver is able to counter vail the goodness of his fidelity. A faithful friend is the medicine of life and immor- tality. Field Hockey (9.10.11. Co-Captain 12); Softball (9.10.11.12) ; National Honor Society (11.12); French Honor Society (10.11.12); Spirit Week (9.10.11.12) ; Independent Study (12). Paul Francis Wilson. Jr. 209 Warren Avenue Shaky. Willie Ambition: College. Manne Biologist, to live free to the fullest and have a good time! We all bear witness as history unfolds. Lets hope tomorrow can deliver on the promise that she holds. Don't look back in anger, don t look ahead in fear. Just keep taking her as she comes until she comes in clear. The love you send out returns to you in time. The wheel gets turned around by those who try for all their lives Triumph Ice Hockey (10.11.12); Outdoor Track (10.11.12) ; Soccer (12): Spirit Week (9.10.11.12) ; Independent (12). 45 David Brian Winn 33 Jean Drive Maappo. Campbell's Kid Ambition: To take one slow step at a time. Kill the Nazis. What's up. shut up. There after us. Baseball (10). Philip Edward Woscheko 90 Ferncliffe Road Philippe. Woosh Ambition: To move to Africa and raise zebras. The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool and stays alive. Spring Track (9): Basketball (10.11.12); Year- book Committee (12); Senior Prom Committee. Melissa Ann Znosko 1 Circle Drive Miss. Missy Ambition: To be a legal secretary. Thanks for a great four years D.P.. P.B., J.O., J.R.. W.P. Office (11.12); Spirit Week (9.10.11.12). MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Mara Ferreira Steve Hendricks “We live for Spirit Week “Give me an S'.. MOST GULLIBLE Kathy Vignali Rich Trombetta “That's the elevator — trust me! FRIENDLIEST Irene Sullivan Steve Miranda “The welcome wagon is here “You look marvelous MOST INTELLIGENT Ellen O’Connell Peter Marshall Calculus party tonight What do you mean I didn't get 100?.You took a point off for that?” MOST UNIQUE Dave Santos Janet Gorman Everyone's so strange “Normal, what's normal? CLASS COUPLE Keith Andrews Stacie Senay “None of that in the Hallway” MOST ATHLETIC Dawn La Bounty Tim Martin “Hey Dawn, how 'bout a game of football? “Mr. and Mrs. Jock” MOST ARTISTIC Pete Veira Jen Mackenzie “I'll see you in the Funny Pages “Why the little wooden man? MOST MUSICAL Alicia Medeiros Keith Cordeiro My mommy made me play this.” MOST AMBITIOUS Paula Sincero Bill Crowley “Friday nights are for studying not for parties.” MOST HAZARDOUS ON THE ROAD Stacie Shepherd Keith Duncan “The light was still yellow.” You want to race?” LIFE OF THE PARTY Britt Coelho Richard Savignano “We’re here! Let the Party begin!” Where's the brew?” OHOft)S Eoicua Memories ... Like the corners of our minds misty watercolored memories of The Way We Were Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind Smiles we gave to one another for The Way We Were Can it be that it was all so simple then? Or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again Tell me, would we? Could we? Memories may be beautiful, and yet What's too painful to remember We simply choose to forget So it’s the laughter We will remember Whenever we remember The Way We Were 49 Ml Join the Party Train The annual Senior Supper was held at the Elk's Club in Attleboro on October 23. 1985. The senior class gradually filed in between 6:00 and 7:00 After the surprisingly good dinner the dancing began. The seniors filled the dance floor with their own individual dance style. The styles ranged from normal living to the new wide eyed Dave Santos prance. The senior class all joined in the party train as we roamed around the tables and in and out the doors. Senior spirit was evident as the class got a little bit louder now. The time passed quickly and before we knew, it was time to leave. We had a great time, but the partying did not stop there. The fond memories of this night will be added to our collection of memorable events at Seekonk High. It's Cinderella A New Couple?!? 50 Oh. Really Courtney! 51 Very fast ( J 3 = J ) lid© youi facesv ill you people in the street iS: 3 r ttr r r r f f f f r All you sittia' in C high places, The pieces gonna fall on you. ♦ 2 (t� J- l-ji No one ever spoke to rn is i-f -r ALL YOU ZOMBIES r Noah, They all iaugjhed at him instead, Wcjrking on his ark, working all by himself, i i P. ±=b==k -4' —,—— - a4-: dbz I Esus4 ‘r r r r Am 5fr. 5fr. m m |9‘ 8; Only Noah saw it coming, Forty days and forty nights, h 1 — 1 m 'ook his 8Ctie and daughters 52 Juniors — The Class of 1987 Advisors: Mrs. Karen Steere Mrs. Jeanne Velardo Seated: M. Bourque. B. Walberg. S. Altonian, J. Morris. C. Scott. Kneeling: K. Bartels. B. Motta. S. McCormick. J. Marques. T. Murphy. C. Perry. J. Warren. C. Marchetti. A. Axile, M. Henson. B. Matonis. R. Lipson. K. Manning. S. Khan. C. Amaral. K. Ferri. B. Gousie. Row 1, L-R: H. Rebello. D. Rezendes. C. Hargreaves. W. Kinsley. K. Bernadino. S. Botelho. C. Olean. T. Barboza. D. Dimarco. H. Bradley. A. Soares. J. Ray. S. Sundaram, S. Bun. E. Foley. J. Flordeliza. C. Roldan. L. Pedro. M. Pratt. Row 2. L-R: K. Devine. C. Santos. D. Allen. L. Peters. G. Fiore. J. Fontaine. A. Adair, M. Riley. L. Custodio, T. George. K. Ormonde. K. Ditson. R. Young. S. Tetzner, D. Hill. A. Ghiorse. K. Squier. K. Merek. J. Humphrey. K. Goddard. K. Warner. V. Papson, J. Sizensky. S. Vanwagoner. B. Williams. S. Duvally. Row 3, L-R: J. Babington. D. Lima. J. Defontes. K. L'Heureux. M. McWhinnie. N. Soczek. D. lannone. T. Garant. T. Soares. M. Oliciera. L. Yattaw. S. Sheldon. M. Brown. D. Lewis. R. Wills. E. Perry. T. Thibault. M. Veader, J. Andreozzi. C. Noelti. J. Garrot. Row 4. L-R: M. Pacheco. T. Fasterson. D. Souto. T. Perry. S. Head. P. Mulhearn. M. Savignano. J. Carter. S. Halejko. R. Souza. R. Vieira. J. Lamoreaux. M. Machard. P. McGregor. S. Johnson. D. Antonia. R. Salqueiro, D. LePage. D. O'Dell. J. Ferreira. P. Fana. H. Isler. J. Sears. L. Perreira. 54 Row 1, L-R: C. Devine. A. Woodside. S. Wills. M. Parece. A Moore. C. Garand. E. Reinhardt. K. Pozzi. N Whitaker. J. Brown. M Howard. K. Howard. B Zisserson. D. Lopas. C Tracey R. LaPorie. M. Masse. W. Howell Row 2. L-R: M. Costa. V. Demedeiros. C. Wahnon. P. Stewart. M. Smart. T. Duliban. K. Briggs. K. Debney. M Rieske. K. Debney. W Brescia. S. Monaghon. D. Cote. Lynn Kamionek. S. Suprenant. T. Dolan. J. Butler. J. Vermette. C. Sawyer. M. LaJoie. K. Russell. Row 3. L-R: F. Costa. D Travers. B Phaneul. H. Rheaume. R. Ferland. J. Medeiras. D. Candeias. D. Letebrve. B. Boldt. D. Cloutier. R. Curran. C. Hanley. E. Guillaume. T. Hayes. R Rickey. A Vianali. Row 4. L-R: K Oliver. M. Baldani. J. Hicks. P. Young. B. Penacho. K. Ferri. S. Miranda. E. Bergstrand. E. Vandal. A Fredricks. M. Dupuis. W. George. L. Fournier. P. Micheletti. E. Smith. D. Sullivan. J. Beaudette. L Gabonault. R. Kneger. J. Adamoms. R. Lallier. Row 5. L-R: T. McCombe. E. Rodrigues. D. Zepp. C. Amarel. T. Urguhart. J. Roy. K. Carter. W. Scolaro. P. Bousquet, C. Tait. C. Kugut. D. Larkin. J. Souza. N. Baker. D. Davidow. M. Goyette. D. Newman. President Tanha Soares Vice-President Chris Pacheco Secretary Amy Vignah Treasurer Tracy Murphy Representative Representative Beth Matonis Carlene Perry Representative Lisa Yattaw 55 Sophomores — The Class of 1988 Advisor: Ms. Karen Jensen Row 1, L-R: C. Furtado. R. Hannan. A. Mellow. K. Shackett, J. Tavares. L. Bario. G. Feuti. T. Mederios. S. Veader. T. Beale. M. Bazarsky. T Nunes. L. Beale. Row 2: D. Andrade. C. Lawrence. B. Coehlo. K. Miller. B. Lima. C. Sylvia. K. Arruda. K. Damiani. K. Sylvia. S. Eirman. H. Amaral. D. Perey. K. Rose. T. Carrier. L. Trahan. L. Almeida. S. Sheldon. Row 3: S. Souza, K. Bernadino. K. Britt. J. Raymond. K. Mahoney. M. Wright. G. Hayes. J. Alexander. P. Drumm, J. Morrell. L. Phillips. T. Bostian. R. Harris. S. Bouchard. C. Levy, C. Fratts. Row 4: D. Barone. T. Saucier. J. Vandal. H. Grimshaw. A. Bolt. B. Burrows. J. Baldani. D. Levine. D. Senay, N. Cariier, C. Luis. J. Thibault, S. Moreau. S. Deran. C. Governo. P. Machado. Row 5: S. Doolittle. K. Roberts. C. McDonald. L. Watson. L. Campanelli. J. Camara. T. Greene. J. Whelan. S. Ferreira. G. Hagman. S. Crowe. Row 6: P. Vergilis. S. Souza. J. Colangelo. M. Lima. T. Whittington, D. Horn. J. Swepson. J. Medina. J. George. K. Turner. D. Lameraux. C. Boyd. J. Mendes. E. Hall. A. George. 58 Row 1, L-R: D. Hunt, E. Coyne. J. Schwelm. S. Thomas. J. Smith. G. Duquette. M. Holmes; Row 2: L. Pacheco. K. Goula. C. Goffe. H. Hanson. S. Yetner. S. Moline. J. McGuinness. K. Mello. K. Perrault. S. Gravel. R. Annelundi. T. Costa, J. Viera. J. Bettencourt. P. Michaud; Row 3: S. Lepage. J. Howell. B. Burroughs. M. Ferrena. K. Boyadjian. S. Strycharz. J. Perry. A Znasko, A Penacho. T. Lusignan. D. Peace. K. Tait. C. Vartanian. C. Costa. Y. Fernandes. Row 4: C. Mills. F. Capecci. J. Gherardini. J. Parker. C. Gulbert, P. Jennings. T. Kamionek. T. Marsh. T. Aronhalt, 8. Bell, W. Engles. D. Brittland. J. Pardi. S. Campbell. J. Andrews. J. Quigley; Row 5: K McCoy. P. Mullen, D. Galuska, M. Ferreira. D. Lynch, A. Hess. D. Borah, T. Nitterauer. M. Stewart. C. Smith. S. Hallworth. B. McCormick. T. Hayes. W. Anderson; Row 6: K. Silveria, J. Woodhead, P. Willis, D. Collins, E. Hill, D. Jasper, M. Delekta. J. Bowers. M. Ferreira. T. Bechtel, R. Tomei. F. Murphy, R. Silveria. T. Menard. J. Ferreira. K. Souza. President Tracey Everett Secretary Sue Ferreira Treasurer Kristen Perreault Representative Alison Boldt Representative Dereyth Hunt Representative Peter Jennings Representative Joanne LeClerc 59 to Freshmen — The Class of 1989 Advisors: Mrs. Linda Horton Mr. John Gravel Row 1, L-R: J. Reynolds. G Matta. S. Medeiros. T. Lima. L. Burroughs. E. Lavine. T DeRosa. I. Simas. J. Stuart. J. Medeiros. K Korey. S. Grimshaw. L Korey. H Jennings. J. Clavin. R. Maratto; Row 2: J. Propatier. T. Armell. B. Paulin. M Cote. M. Mendonca, K. Knight, D. Sousa. J. Perry, L. Rocha. T. Wilkenson. B. Squire. D. Garand. M Butler. J. Gabonauit; Row 3: A. Wills. E. Altonian. M. Goyette. K. Whitford. R Thomas. K Dawney. A. Davenport. J. Enos. S. Seeley. S. Azevedo. J. Salvis. C Anderson. J. Blaise. M. Ayoub. M Casey. C. Fmizia. K. Shallcross; Row 4: M. Mallon. T. Grant. D. Folds. J. Gomes. M. Medina, K. Greaves. L. Vasquez, M Hall. T. Elderkin. H. Carey. M. Ferreira. S. Tobek. C Harns. J. Young. K. Gousie. C. Laporte. B. Stevens. S. Greene. D. Candeis. S. Pearson. C. Carpenter; Row 5: J. Parker. E. McCaufhey. P. Tenrreiro. M. Mello. G. Gregoire. D. Marsland. P. Foley. D. Carey. I. Silva. L. Lescault. L. Smith. D. Andrade. P. Sunday. T. Mooney. V. Frattarook). J. Alves. D. Carvalho. W Carolan. M. Mezzmsello. A. Roy. M. Comerez. J. Larkin. L. Freitas. S. Gotte. T. Rickey. 62 ■M� m Row 1, L-R: V. Adamonis. A Rosenfield. B. Perry. S. Frichette. C. Bostion. T. Bray. P. Penacho. D. Goff. T. Mercier. R. George. T. Hannon. Y. Avila, A. Souza: Row 2: M. Boyadjian. C. Lans. P McGreca. T. Tenkarian. S. Roy. B. Perry. J. Winn. E. McGovern, D. Termbly. J. Lauffer, S. Parker. J. Mulhullan, R. Tobiasz, J. Feighery. C. Wood. B. Woolhaus: Row3: A. Ditson. Z. Hatch. A. Vignali. J. Turner. C Wallace. A. Roy. T. Whittaker. O. laliberie. K. Stutts. K. Johnson. H. Miranda. L. Palazzi. K. Hicks. W. Phoeneuf. B. Declerc. S. Aliva; Row 4: A. Connama. S. Kinnenberg. T. Allen. R. Avell. T. Campbell. T. Soczek, J. Reeves. R. Ball; Row 5: L. Banna. C. Martin. S. Olive. J. Humphrey. K. Hanson. L. Gouleska. R. Kulaga. D. Dunn. D. Harrison. B. Williams. L. O'Connell. M. Russell. V. Howard. C. Roberge. J. Vieira. President David Candeias Vice-President Debbie Goff Secretary Debbie Garand Treasurer Stacey Olive Representative Kristen Khorey Representative Rob Kulaga Representative Jody Medeiros Representative Tom Whitaker 63 Yoval or Lead Guitar Rhythm Guitar Bass Guitar m Well, she got her dad-dy'scar and she D nnnnnnnn, etc. D ttu 1 ] 3 jj JI rjT3 B11 ii j j j 5 t-H-t-t-i-t f-tf+j fffff f ( got all a - bout_ the li - bra- -y, like she told her old man - now, ------------------- D . A7 t +u. f f f f D xxO i—... u ■Tf-H'Z - ' 7 ...... -■ 1 1 m P - 1 M— TT—= W' M m — — m u m i 1 - - 1 -m— -m ■ +■ - f— r ? -p. —jr -p £7 f i i r T I I MM And with her ra - di - o )last - in', goes cruis-ln' just as iast as she can Those Who Excel National Honor Society: Row 1: T. Mooney. K. Vignali. R. Hunt. S. Hendricks. E. Hess. D. La Bounty. P. Marshall. I. Sullivan. P. Sincero. K. Harker; Row 2: t. Lans. D. Urbanowicz. R. Hart. S. Sylveria. L. Dutra. E. O'Connell. K Newman. E. Adair. D. Carney. K, MeCarthy; Row3: R. Trombetta, S. Bonneau. S. Miranda. C. Petter. D. Marsh. L. Thibert. L. Garant. L. Poole. K. Me Kay. M. Sadher, K. Fredette. Societe Honoraire de Francais: Row 1, L-R. Kim Russell. Kim Newman. Eric Hess. Carlene Perry. Peter Marshall. Kathy Vignali. Steve Hendricks. Russell Hart. Row 2: Wendy Howell. Ellen O'Connell. Alicia Ghiorse, Sarah Supernault. Eric Vandal. Richard Trombetta. Scott Bonneau. Libby Reinhardt. Sandra VanWagoner. Row 3: Pam McGregor. Courtney Petter. Chris Hanley. Jody Sizensky. Bob Young. Scott Miranda. Peter Stewart. Shawn McCormick. Andy Moore. Chris Garand. 68 Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica: Row 1: Paula Sincero. Irene Sullivan. Kelly McKay. Mary Sadlier; Row 2: Jessica Butler. Amy Vignali. Becky Lipson. Mike Baldani. Kathy Pozzi; Row 3: Frank Costa. Chris Devine. John Medeiros. Carla Wahnon. I Keith Andrews Brian Bell Paula Bousquet Cheryl Costa Christine Garand Mark Goudreau Wendy Howell Andrew Moore Dawn Marie Newman Christine Tait Laure Thibert Peter Stewart Bryan Vermette Pam McGregor Debra Allen Gregory Allen Wendy Andrade Kim Burrows Kerri Carpenter Jodie Caruolo Thomas Cosgrove Alan Damiani Keith Doolittle Kristine Elderkin Luanne Eva Lisa Gray Denise Harrington Wendy Howard John Kanelakos Kirsten MacManus John Mansolillo Michael Masuck Shannon O'Neill Diane Pardini Brian Perry George Piquette John Raposa Lisa Marie Ridolti Donna Rizzardini Anjanette Roldan Kyle Rose Christina Schipani Samuel Sturtevant Sandra Wahnon Tracy Woodhead Kerrie Zuehls Joanne Almeida Marion Bentz Scott Bonneau Deborah Carney William Cotangelo William Crowley Anthony DaCosta Tanya Davidow Linda Dutra Lisa Dutra Samantha Greene Kevin Harker Russell Hart Steven Hendricks Eric Hess Tammy Hunter Dawn Labounty Michael Maclsaac Michelle Marek Peter Marshall Kelly McCarthy Trade Mooney Kimberly Newman Ellen O'Connell Dori Parmentier Courtney Petter Mary Sadlier Paula Sincero Brenda St. Hilaire Irene Sullivan Richard Trombetta Andrew Adair Jason Adamonis Kevin Bartels Monica Brown Jessica Butler Donna Cosgrove Frank Costa Michael Costa Denise Cote Robert Curran Christine Oevine Tracy Duliban Theodore Fasteson Greg Fiore Tina George Alicia Ghiorse Bruce Gousie Christopher Hanley William Kinsley Michelle Lajoie James Lamoureux Rebecca Lipson Thomas McCombe Shawn McCormick Pamela McBregor John Medeiros Scott Miranda Brian Motta Christine Pacheco Valerie Papson Brian Penacho Carlen Perry Kathryn Pozzi Matthew Rodman Read Elizabeth Reinhardt Ronald Rickey Eric Rodrigues Kimberly Russell Jodi-Anne Sizensky Melissa Smart Colleen Beth Sullivan Sarah Suprenant Terry Thibault Todd Urguhart Eric Vandal Sandra Vanwagoner Amy Vignali Carla Wahnon James Warren Ronald White Sharon Wills Robert Young Casey Arnold Jill Arters Jill Baldani Alison Boldt Karen Boyadjian Frank Capecd Erin Coyne Daniel Daluz Dawn Damiani Shannon Dollittle Tracey Everett Mark Ferriera Cherrie Goffe Heidi Hanson Alexander Hess Eric Hill Jeffrey Howell Daryl Jasper Deborah Levine Bethany Lima Angela Lockwood Kevin McCoy Jodi McGuinness Jose Medina Paul Michaud Carolyn Mills Lori Pacheco Jennifer Perry Jean Raymond Kristen Roberts Melissa Silv Randy Silveira Michael Stewart Jason Swepson Crystal Sylvia Sean Thomas Ralph Tomei Jennifer Vandal Kristen Vergilis 69 Seekonk High School Masqueraders Row 1, L-R: D. Marsh, D. Crney. K, Newman, C. Hanley, D. Newman; Row 2: L. Thibert. T. Bray. B. Perry; Row 3: K. Johnson. B. Tweedly, P. Mennucci, H. Corey. I'll show them! Romeo. Romeo ... It's the big day! 70 Whatcha got there in that pipe? The drama centerfold Is that you Clark Gable? Little Miss Muffet?!? Debra Lee or Bugs Bunny Pretty firm handshake ya got there Clark! 71 The Class of ’86 is Unbeatable Next. Mount Everest Freshmen will be Freshmen Go Jay Go! Spirit Week ’85 was an extra special one for the class of '86 since they were going for their fourth consecutive win. This was a record that had never been reached before in all of S.H.S.’s History. The drive for a victory was evident in the halls on the first day when Seniors dressed as Beach Bums. Underclassmen were giv- ing a competitive spirit as Juniors dressed as different types of occupations, Sophomores as Sport figures, and Freshmen as Tourists. Canned goods started rolling in. (The Seniors were pushing for their fourth win in this event.) The trivia contest took place after school as Mr. R. Ridolfi asked some pretty difficult questions. Sophomores came in 1st, Freshmen 2nd, Juniors 3rd, and Seniors last. Oh well, who said Spirit Week should be judged on intelligence anyway? Tuesday was the start of the competitions in the gym; everyone continued to show their spirit by dressing up once again: Freshmen were tinsel — people; Sophomores — Hawaiians; Juniors — Bums and Bag ladies; and Seniors dominated the halls as partiers. A few complaints were going around when the Seniors were making a little too much noise with their party horns — Seniors will be Seniors!! The gym seemed to be the Hang out of the week. (Now, who gave you permission to be here??) After lunch, the gym began to be filled. But where were the Seniors?? Well, they were lined up in the hall waiting to make their entrance. The music started and The Party Train began. Eric Dantas and Tony Moniz led the train into the gym as the whole Senior class followed, attached onto one another. What a Spirited Sight! Preliminaries in the athletic Seniors lake over I am the sugar-plum fairy Not this again MADDOG 72 School Spirit 2L-TT I TV Honors L ' RULE I The Senior Party Train Matt, riding the waves? Typical Senior Do the funky chicken Don't mess with me! THE WORLD 1st — Seniors 2nd — Sophomores 3rd — Juniors 4th — Freshmen 73 The Class of 1986 Say Cheese! I done good! 74 Look up there. events of Tug of War, Volleyball, Basketball, and Steal the Bacon took place. The Seniors were victorious in the combined girl- boy competition of the Obstacle Course, as Elisa Warren and Billy Crowley demonstrated their speed and coordination in the treacherous course. A special Congratulations to Elisa for reaching her life-time goal of get- ting the basketball in on the first try! Wednesday, finals were held and the remaining events and the results were: Volleyball — 1st place Sophomores; Basketball — 1 st place Sophomores; Tug of War — 1 st place Senior boys and Sophomore girls; Steal the Bacon — 1st place Seniors. Sophomores won the pie eating contest and Seniors won Simon Says. Students were victorious in He's Sure! Do I have to hit that round thing? V KtSHMEN AREttl the Faculty vs Students Volley- ball game. The Seniors placed first in the canned food drive by an over- whelmingly large margin, but evidently the Seniors were suffer- ing from Senioritis by placing last in attendance. Seniors were voted, by the teachers, as the class with the most spirit since they showed organization in their Party Train, originality in their posters, enthu- siasm in their balloon display of blue and white, and a great amount of Spirit when they chanted “We have Spirit, how 'bout you?”. When the points were tabulated the Seniors were victorious for their fourth time at Seekonk High, a record that will surely sit in the books for a very long time! Go Jo Ann Way to go Seniors! School'Spirit was cooking 75 HOMECOMING ’85 Homecoming of 1985 was the first rally of the year, so the school was filled with spirit and enthusiasm. As the nominees were called down to the gym floor, for the first time in S.H.S. history “King” nominees joined them. At the end of a high-spirited rally the winners were announced. The Home- coming Queen of the class of '86 was Michelle Marek and the King was Jason O'Hara. The court was made up of Freshman, Kristen Hicks and John Larkin; Sophomores, Kati Turner and Steve Gravel; and Juniors, Chris Marchetti and Ron Ricki. Also for the first time a competition was organized for each class to create their own float. They looked “Marvelous as these blue white creations were driven around the football field at half-time. The game ended in a successful win for the Warriors. 76 What's that kid doing? 77 78 Then when I was five ... I can t believe you stepped in that! I never knew he could sing so well! I'd like to thank all the little people .. Fashion Show ’85 Don't look at me like that! I hate to smile! The Mooney smile. Isn't she cute. Look at me! Yeah. I'm great. 79 Library Club Row 1, L-R: Debbie Carney. Jennifer Maynard. Kristen Lans. Business Club Row 1, L-R: Beth Raposa. Tracy Barboza. Shelley Marek. Michele Veader. Manon Bentz; Row 2: Missy Lima. Diana Marques. Samatha Greene. Dawn Dumont; Row 3: David Chin. Lori Ayotte. Nellie Medeiros. Keith Cordeiro. Newspaper Row 1, L-R: Debbie Carney. Peter Marshall; Row 2: Frank Costa. Laurie Thibert. Tammy Hunter. 80 Independent Study Row 1. L-R: T. Mooney. K. Vignali. R. Hunt. S. Silveria. L. Dutra. L. Poole. D. LaBouniy. I. Sullivan. P. Sincero. K. McCarthey. K McKay: Row 2: B Raposa, E. Warren. D. Urbanowitz. K. Cordiero. R. Costa. M. Govdreau. K. Fredette. S. Shaw. P. Wilson. J. Swanson. A DeCosta; Row 3: R. Trombetta. P. Marshall. D. Chin. L. Miranda. K. Harker. J. Giblin. T. Martin. M. Flanagan. S. Letendre. M. Marek. B. Coelho. S. Bonneau. Room 131 Row 1, L-R: L. Mello. E. Cohen. L. Fournier. T. Medeiros. K. Urbanowicz, D. Andrade. Mrs. Pacheco; Row 2: B. Shaughessy,, S. Frey. I. Silva. P. Tenrreiro. J. George. S. Bouchard. S. Souza. J. Fontaine. G. Aubin; Row 3: Mrs. Marchand. G. Gregoire. E. Gale. T. Newman. C. Levy. K. Sears. M. Buffington, A. Snosko. (Not shown in picture; D. Mello. M. Rieske. T. Lusignan.) Mineral Club Row 1, L-R: Denise Marsh. Debbie Camey. Karen Ditson; Row 2: Courtney Petter. Laurie Thibert. Chris Hanley. 81 Seekonk High School Music Department Marching Band Row 1, L-R: R. Tobiasz. B. Bell. V. Adamonis, R. Costa. J. Vermette. A. Woodside. D. Newman; Row 2: J. Propatier. M. Mendonca, K. Arruda. M. Perreira. D. Corey. T. Lima. I. Sinias. P. Bousquet. J. Winn. D. Chinn; Row 3: B. Zisserson. S. Charlonne. K. Risio. S. Eirmank. K. Mello. L. Mirnada. P. Sunday. J. Maynard. K. Tait. B. Burroughs. B. Squire. J. Medeiros. C. Wallis: Row 4; J. Parker. D. Lima. M. Lima. A. Medeiros. S. Senay. M. Goudreau. H. Amaral. D. Barone. B. McCormick. C. Roberge. J. Ray. S. Head. P. McGregor: Row 5: R. Papson. L. Thibert. C. Fraatz, P. Mennuci. L. Reinhart. P. Vergilis. J. Parker, S. LePage. P. Ruffel. T. Hayes, S. Hallworth. E. McGovern. 0. Peace. Choral Ensemble Row 1 L-R: L. Thibert. D. Marsh. D. Andrade. P. McGregor. J. Ferreira. M. Veader, L. Ayotte. B. Stevens. L Smith. A. Roy. C. LaPorte. T. Harvey. D. Lewis. K. Newman; Row 2: M. Ferreira. J. Perry. M. Howard. E. Coyne. M. Levine. A. Weissman. K. Khoury. M. Mendonka. D. Furtado. J. Morrell. S. Vetner. K. Rose. B. Coelho. D. LePage. R. Young. D. Perez; Row 3: J. Ellis. E. Amaral. T. Duliban. T. Carrier, D. Rezendes. L. Mello. J. Viara, S. Souza. C. Pacheco. J. Perry. C. Belisle. R. Hannan; Row 4: K. Johnson. C. Petter. W. Brescia. K Debney, K. Briggs, H. Amaral. J. Fontaine. M Michaud. J. Mendes. D. Horn. J. Swepson. B. Curtis. M. McWhinnie, D. lannone. K. Perreault. C. Boyd. D. O'Dell. 82 Honor Guard Row 1, L-R: Captains: L. Mello. M. Read. K. Newman: Row 2:1. Silva. H. Corey. T. Duliban. K. McKay. K. Ormonde. J. Vieria: Row 3: J. Vieira. L. Phillips. K. Rose. T. Bostian. R. Young. P. Drum. C. Petter. Jazz Ensemble Row 1, L-R: 0. Newman. D. Chin.K. Risio. R. Costa. M. Tortolani; Row 2: P. Rufful. S. Hallworth. D. Lima. C. LePage. A. Moore. P. Stewart. Majorettes Seated L-R: M. Protano. C. Pacheco (Captain). J. McGuiness: Standing L-R: K. Perreualt. C. Luiz. D. Cosgrove. C. Leghari. K. Gouia. M. Lefebvre. S. Ferreira. T. Everett. (Memebers not shown in photo: K. Hicks. D. Hunt.) 83 Reflection Staff in Action Row 1, L-R: T. Duliban. C. Garand. M. Fernera. R. Carey, V. Fernandes. M. Ferreira, F. Capecci, S. Hendncks; Row 2: D. Carney. T. Hunter. C. Pacheco. E. O'Connell. C. Cahill. T. Bostian, P. Stewart. C. Mills. P. Marshall. J. McKenzie. A. Medeiros. J. Gorman: Row 3: M. Goudreau. A. Moore. (Not shown in picture I. Sullivan. L. Thibert) 84 Yearbook Staff Advisors Mrs. Joyce Christiansen, Mr. Stephen Murphy Editor-In-Chief Mark Goudreau Business Editors Janet Gorman. Alicia Medeiros Layout Editors Claire Cahill. Tammy Hunter Layout Staff Rachel Carey. Tracey Duliban. Chns Garand. Kelly McKay.Carolyn Mills, Andy Moore. Chns Pacheco. Peter Stewart Literary Editor Mara Ferreira. Irene Sullivan Literary Staff. Laurie Thibert. Deborah Carney Sports Editors Jen MacKenzie. Pete Marshall Sports Staff Scott Bonneau. Tracy Bostian. Frank Capecci. Yvette Fernandes. Missy Ferreira. Steve Hendricks. Ellen O'Connell. Peter Vieira Oh. How Funny! ANDY What is Rachel really looking at? 85 Hake Mv Da Fighting A New iffective next year, he minimum age fcr legal drinking will be 21. I.D. Must Be Shown Gloria STING ‘Sophomore Slump 1. Seekonk’s We Are the World Top 40 U.S.A. For Africa 2. Crazy for You Madonna 3. Careless Whisper Wham! 4. Heaven Bryan Adams 5. Separate Lives Phil Collins and Marylin Martin 6. Glory Days Bruce Springsteen 7. Like a Virgin Madonna 8. One More Night Phil Collins 9. Easy Lover Phil Collins and Philip Bailey 10. 1 Want to Know What Love Is ... Foreigner 11. Run To You Bryan Adams 12. You’re the Inspiration Chicago 13. 1 Can’t Fight This Feeling REO Speedwagon 14. Born in the USA Bruce Springsteen 15. Raspberry Beret Prince 16. The Search is Over Survivor 17. Money for Nothing Dire Straits 18. Set Them Free Sting 19. BAD U2 20. Never Heart 21. Never Surrender Corey Hart 22. And We Danced The Hooters 23. Summer of ’69 Bryan Adams 24. Sussudio Phil Collins 25. Tough All Over Beaver Brown 26. Material Girl Madonna 27. Broken Wings Mr. Mister 28. Power of Love Huey Lewis and the News 29. We Don’t Need Another Hero ... Tina Turner 30. Dancing in the Streets David Bowie and Mick Jagger 31. Sleeping Bag ZZ Top 32. All 1 Need Jack Wagner 33. Object of My Desire Starpoint 34. Obsession Animotion 35. Lonely 01’ Night Loverboy John Cougar 36. Billy Ocean 37. Lovin Every Minute of it Loverboy 38. Find a Way Amy Grant 39. And She Was Talking Heads 40. Fly Girl Dougie Fresh 88 CrrJip Err.9 (things that they say;_____ Gamespeo-pie play,_ you take— it or you leave it; ithingsthat they say just don't 3. (insir soloi i i f as 3=4 4 f 1 ae= -Q k— h— t , . K n r ; -s y rr i m i _ ■ jrf 2 5 i � 1 t ar3 � • 5 T e 2 m m «7 K i K • 1 € 1 - K 9 K r—2:— A i-i IV= M—ar x_ r l— 3 j SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS ' ’ 81 Horse Scott in a striking pose Come here bailie Show us your Underalls It s lonely at the top. Row 1, L-R: E. Vandal. S. Cinq-Mars. T. Cosgrove. W. Hudzynski. A. Thomas. M. Perreault; Row 2: Coach T. Ridolli, S. Miranda, R. Hunt, S. Morin. T. Warren. K. Ryan. M. Masuck, S. McCormick. R. Hart, (not shown: Craig Lambert) 92 Duh! Say What? Where’s my right leg? Now that's a Slow Ball Row 1, L-R: M. Lima. T. Kamionek. R. Rickey. K. Silveira. K. McCoy. T. Nitterauer; Row 2: J. Ferreira. D. Lynch. D. Jasper. W. Smith. S. Khan. D. Lefebvre. D. Horn. J. Gheradini. Coach A. Hunt. Outa here with the camera!' Do them stats! Stable Pitching The Seekonk Baseball team, after winning 8 of their first 9 games, struggled to a 10 and 9 final record. Seniors Aaron Thomas. Mike Masuck and Tom Cosgrove led the brunt of the offensive attack along with underclassmen Rob Hunt. Scott Morin. Scott Miranda and Eric Vandal. Although offensively the Warriors were erratic, the pitching was stable throughout the season. Most prominent was the outstanding hurling of senior Ken Ryan. He was selected to the Sun Chronicle All Star League. His domination of opposing hitters often went unrecognized in defeat but proved again and again to be the key to the Warrior's sucessful year. Coach Ridolfi has high expectations for the future with most of the starters returning. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 93 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS HIGH HOPES FOR ’86 It was another outstanding season for Girls’ Softball last spring. The team finished the regular season with a fine record of 15-5, as co-champions. In doing so they qualified for the South Section Division 2 State Tournament, bowing to a tough Medfield team in the first round. Chris Devine, had an excellent year of pitching without any previous ex- perience. She and Dina Cloutier were selected to the Division 2 All-Star Team and The Sun Chronicle All-Star team. Lisa Dutra was selected as the team's most valuable player. Coach Norman Bowlin has high hopes for the 1986 season with the loss of only two players through graduation. Sue Head, and Dina Cloutier are the teams most promising players for the future. Although they will be returning with a very experienced team they will be competing in a very strong new league, the South Coast Conference. I’m going to tell my mommy on you. Yeah Right!” Ah ... perfect Another candidate for the dunk tank I need some Vivarin The Team 94 What if I don't want to throw it back? He's gonna swallow this bat!” Precariously balanced Row 1, L-R: J. Mackenzie. K. Lewis. G. Tenneiro. D. LaBounty. M. Lefebvre. L. Dutra; Row 2: L. Dutra, B. Pellerin. S. Head. K. Devine. K. Vignali. K. Bergeron. D. Cloutier. Coach Bowlin. I Candlepins Throw it where? SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 95 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS So you do the hokey pokey ... Pete s impression of T. Holmes throwing a shotput! Take that you ... The blob returns LOVE With much talent and practice, the Boys' Varsity Tennis Team breezed through the conference with an admirable record of 12-3. They put forth their best effort and made it to the state playoffs. They won the first and lost in the second to one of the best teams in the state. The first doubles team of Mark Pitassi and Peter Stewart was one of the most powerful and successful teams in the conference. In addition, third singles Eric Hess also performed well by winning 10 out of his 13 matches. Coach Ron Ridolfi was happy with the team's accomplishments this season. With steady progres- sion throughout the year and only one senior to replace, the team's prospects for the future are promis- ing. Among the veterans that will be returning to defend their positions are Pitassi. Mike and Peter Stewart, Eric and Alex Hess, Steve Beckler, Jeff Howell, Corey Scott, and Matt Holmes. 96 My hair is attacking me! AH! Presto! A tennis ball The Fry Guy ALLL class has begun' Good Face ' I'm caught in a tractor beam “Same to you bud SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Learnir g to run Look at me balance, coach! Coach Sullivan Chimps play tennis too! L-R. Row 1: I. Sullivan. L. Miranda. K. McCullagh. L. Ridolfi. S. O'Neil. B Raposa; Row 2: Coach Sullivan. C. Perry. J. Wood. K. Manning. E. Foley. K. Ridolfi (not shown: K McDonald. B. Lipson). 98 If mom could only see me now. I'm bee-u-tee-ful! What's this growth on my chin? Look guys. I'm the Statue of Liberty You want a prize or something? Oh yeah ... what else did she call me? Stick out that tongue. What? Quid? This is sooo much fun. Me? ... at Wimbledon MVP’s Returning The Girls Tennis Team finished the 1985 season with a respectable 10-10 overall record. Coach Elizabeth Sullivan is looking to the future with such people returning as Irene Sullivan, named to SMC Div. I All- Star team and the teams M.V.P., Statci Shepard. Lisa Miranda, and Krista McCulla; Juniors Kati Manning. Carlene Perry. Erin Foley and Becky Lipson. Sophomores Kris Ridolfi and Kris McDonald will also be return- ing. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS ANTICIPATION The Girls’ Spring Track team had another very good season. They opened their season with a win over Division Two Champion Bishop Stang. With much effort and dedication, the girls finished with a 2- 2 record in division one and an over all record at 3- 3 in dual meet competition. In addition, they placed a strong 3rd in the Mass state relays, tied for the first in the Division I Championship Meet, and finished a respectable 5th out of 45 teams in the Class C Meet. The team is definitely composed of many leaders and winners. Among them are All-Star, Elisa Warren, who set a new class C record in the 330 low hurdles. All-Star Missy Silva in the 100 low hurdles, and outstanding Mile Heather Grimshaw who also scored in the Class C Meet. With 47 veterans returning and Seekonk's addi- tion to a much weaker league next year. Coach Gary Seal believes that the teams prospects individuals are Elisa Warren. Trade Mooney. Stacie Senay. Sheila Letendra. Heather Grimshaw. Missy Silva. Jill Baldani. Jean Raymond and Kris Roberts. Coach Seal comments that the team performed very well, and he is extremely excited for next year's season. Was it something you ate? Magilla Gorilla If I screw up. I’ll bite my lip off. UNH ... 100 Running with arthritis Determined or what? Row 1, L-R: D. Marchetti. K. Burrows. T. Mooney. E. Warren. J. Caruolo. S. Senay. C. Schpani. B. Tomei; Row 2: W. Howell. C. Ridolfi. C. Bennett. S. Letendre, M. Silva. K. Sylvia. D. Damiani. C. Cylvia. P. Sincero, L Johnson. S. Shepherd. T. Garant: Row 3: K. Russell. A Boldt. A. Lockwood. H. Amaral. S. Bunn. K. Arruda. K. Leghari. V. Papson. J. Butler. A. Vignali. C. GoHe. C. Aronald: Row 4: Coach Mooney. Y. Fernandes. C. Costa. C. Boyajian. M. Ferreira. K. Pacheco. M. Wright. J. Raymond. C. Moline, Coach Jensen. Coach Seal. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Al taking track senously ... a rare photo. Russ sideways SHS'S Mr Atlas 86 Should I win by a mile or two? I know I can fty ... faster! faster! What I wouldn’t do for a Snickers Bar. Future Potency The Boys' Track Team had an ex- cellent season with 4 wins and only 2 losses. The entire year was filled with excitement and success, espe- cially from Bill Crowley and Al Khan who both were members of the All- State All Star Team. Al was the state champion in the javelin and Bill was the state champion in the mile. However, the highlight of the season was supplied by the excep- tional Crowley who won the New England Mile Championship with a new record. Congratulations Bill! Coach Frank Mooney is ex- tremely excited for more success next year since the team will be competing in a weaker league. Mooney's optimistic prospects for the future are based on the fact that outstanding underclassmen will be returning. Among them are un- defeated Bill Crowley, pole-vault record holder Tim Martin. Rich Savignano, Todd Urguhart, Darrel Davidow, Pete Marshall, Mike Baldani, Tom Hendricks, and many more future hopefuls. DINKY The Boys 102 Row 1, L-R: S. Sturtevant. A. Damiam, D. Pearson, R. Lipson, B. Camire. T. Harvey, R. Boldt. A. Kahn. P. Naughton. R. Harvey. Row 2: J. Gibtin, R. Savignano. J. Pozzi, P. Wilson, T. Martin. P. Marshall. T. Urquhart. K. Andrews. A. DaCosta, S. Bunn. Row 3: T. Hendricks. K. Harker. M. Torlalani. 0. Santos. T. Soares. A Moore. B. Young. J. Haley. D. Lopes. E. Hill. P. Mullen. Row 4: B. Crowley. M. Goyette. J. Roy, M. Baldam. D. Davidow. J. Bowers. A. Fredricks. D. Galuska. G. Fiore. A Adair. T. Costa. Row 5: M. Hensen. B. Boldt. D. Larkin. R. Curran. E. Hall, J. Medina. J. Swepson. J. Marques. R. Humphrey. Coach Varkonyi. Coach Mooney. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Fuzz The Casual male Where's my Twinkies? Nice shorts Eric! L-R: T. Gaucher, D. Borah, J. Dantas. B. Colangelo, E. Dantas. B. Perry. M. Delekta. J. Burroughs, Coach R. Kulaga 104 Concentration The Golf Warrior Row 1: L-R; B. Burroughs. D. Rogers. T. Warren. B. Colangelo. J. Parker. Row 2: Coach Kulaga. D. Borah. M. Delekta. M. Pitassi. S. Teener. M Maclsaac. Dave and his determination A proud coach The hunchback of Notre Dame Golf Moves to Autumn The Golf Team had another great season, winning 11 of their 12 matches, losing only to Dighton-Rehoboth. The team, coached by Mr. Robert Kulaga. won the 1st Championship decided in the new South Coastal League. The team also qualified for the State Tournament which will be held in June. Eric Dantas, Bill Colangelo, and Dave Borah were named to the leagues All-Star Team. Co-captains. Eric Dantas. and Mike Maclsaac helped the team greatly. Also aid- ing the team were Matt Delekta. Dave Peace. Jon Parker, Steve Tetzner. Dave Rodgers, Mark Pitassi. and Tash Warren. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS The Seekonk Football team had an outstanding season this year and finished with a 7-3 record. The team captured the South Coast Conference Championship and three of the players — Jason O’Hara, Scott Cinq-Mars, and Paul Faria — were selected as League All-Stars. Coach Colangelo feels that this was one of his most fulfilling seasons and eagerly looks forward to next year’s season. The team was lead by Sophomore quarterback, Jose Medina and Tri- Captains, Thomas Hendricks. Jason O'Hara, and Tim Martin. Many of the un- derclassmen including Todd Urquhart and Jason Swepson have strong potential and confidence for a second champion- ship. Coach Colangelo. Coach McDeed, and Coach Gendron were all pleased with the team’s performance this year and its ability to work as a winning unit. One more chance PLEASE SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Winning Gridiron Unit Block em' Jay Tony Son Jaybo Here they come! Row 1, L-R: B. Tweedly. P. Faria. S. Cinq-Mars. D. Urbanowicz, T. Marlin, J. O'Hara. S. Henricks. S. Bizier. S. Bunn. P. Blake. W. Curtis. D. Griswold; Row 2: S. Lepage. M. Kulacki. S. Halaijko. P. Bizier. T. Soares. H. Isler, T. Urquhart. L. Perreira. D. Davidow, S. Therrien; Row 3: R. Analundi. A. Znosko, S. Gravel. E. Hall. P. Mulhearn. B. Blake. A. George. D. Galuska. D. Lamoreaux. J. George. J. Mendes: Row 4: Coach Gendron. J. Medina. M. Costa. T. Greene. J. Swepson. R. Silveira. A. Vieira. D. Horn. Coach Colangelo. Coach McDeed. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 107 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS See if you can touch your nose. Miss Jensen and the gang. Field Hockey ’85 The Girl’s Field Hockey Team posted a 5-4-5 record for the '85 season. Top scorers for Seekonk were Dawn LaBounty, Elisa Warren and Tracy Mooney. Co-captains Kathy Vignali and Elisa Warren were chosen the MVP’s for the team, while the most improved player was Jodie Mederios. The JV team, under the direction of Coach Jensen, had a season record of with Alison Boldt and Shannon Doolittle as co- captains. The three top scorers for the JV squad were Shannon Doolittle, MVP, Angie Lockwood, and Allison Boldt. Coach Halajko sees Chris Marchetti, Carlene Perry, Paula Micheletti, Beth Matonis, Andrea Axile, and Sue Head as the most promising players for the '86 Season. 108 Row 1, L-R: D. Damiam. K. Marchetti. C. Perry. A Axile, S. Head. P. Micheletti. B. Matonis. J. Medeiros; Row 2: T. Mooney. B. Pellerin. K. Vignali. E. Warren. D. LaBounty. Elisa-always fixing her hair. Get up and we'll kill you! Ohhh ... is that Mike Maclsaac! Come on. let's throw her to the football team. Will this tape ever end? Dawn uses her famous blowfish maneuver. Row 1, L-R: K. Arruda. L. Galuska. C. Bizier, A. Lockwood. T. Murphy. B. Burrows. B Lipson. K. McDonald. J. Vandel. S. Moline. D. Levine: Row 2: T. Soares. E. Foley. S. Doolittle. A. Boldt. C. Pacheco. B. Lima. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Sue Here comes Krystal. He ain't heavy ... he's our coach ! Row 1, L-R: Coach F. Mooney. T. Hayes. S. Halworlh. A. Fredericks. D. Quialey, T. Costa. K. Barteles. J. Roy; Row 2: J. Healey. M. Goyette. S. Toback. V. Howell. C. Costa. D. Tremblay. I. McGovern; Row 3: E. Hill. A. Hess. T. Mooney. S. Kinniburgh, C. Bostian, R. Able. B. Bell. P. Jennings; Row 4: M. Baldam. B. Crowley. H. Grimshaw. J. Baldani. W. Howell. J. Butler. K. Sytvia. J. Raymond. J. Winn; Row 5: S. Grimshaw. J. Pozzi. D. Santos. R. Savignano. M. Torlalani. L. Johnson. P. Sincero, B. Tomei. C. Sylvia. S. Frechette. 110 Like my new tatoo? Where’s your shoe Rich? Whose that behind me? Coach and his sidekick C-C Dominance Under the coaching direction of Mr. Mooney the Boys' and Girls' Cross-Country Teams dominated the New South Coastal Conference. The Boys' team finished with a league record of 7-1 while the girts cruised to a 8-0 record in league competi- tion. Each team captured the league meet, with the boys averaging a one-point loss to Apponequet. Both the boys and girts finished second in their division at the Eastern State Class Meet. At the State Meet the girls finished an outstanding fourth while the boys finished a commendable 12th. Individually, the boys' team was led by dominance of senior Billy Crowley. Crowley captured the State Championship and the Eastern Seaboard Champion- ship. m addition to compiling an undefeated league season. Bill was selected by the BOSTON GLOBE as Runner of the year for the second consecutive year. For the second time. Bill qualified for the National Championships in San Diego. He improved his time this year by over twenty seconds in placing 13th. being the top finisher from the East Coast. The girls' team, meanwhile, washed by the outstand- ing season of Sophomore. Heather Grimshaw. Heather also finished undefeated in league competition and captured fourth place in the State Championship Meet. In achieving such excellence during the season. Heather was named to the Boston Globe All-State team. The teams reached such dominance, though through a team effort. Selected to the All-league team were Bill Crowley. Rich Savigiano. Jim Haley. Heather Grimshaw. Beth Tomei, Paula Sincero, and Jill Baldoni. with Mike Baldoni. Eileen McGovern, and Jean Raymond receiv- ing Honorable Mention. Mr. Mooney has much promise for the future with the return of many outstanding prospects. Help me I'm melting. Ain't we cute! SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Girls Advance to Quarter Finals With an overall record of 11 -5, the Volleyball Team posted a rather successful season. Under the enthusiastic guidance of Coach Melinda Pearce, Kerri Holmes and Lisa Dutra helped the team to advance to the State Tournament. The squad was able to compete in the quarter finals of the State Tournament after placing second in Pool A. This was a first for Seekonk. The BOSTON GLOBE chose Kerri Holmes as All Tournament Player and Honorable Mention went to Lisa Dutra and Amy Vignali. Chris Devine, Savy Bun, Carleen Tracy, Melissa Masse, Sue Monaghan, and Amy Vignali will be returning for the '86 season with Amy Vignali and Chris Devine as co- captains. Jane Fonda's Workout Simon Says ... The Muppets Live 112 Sue and her extra bodypants M.M.M. Not the ptano again. Coach Pearce Good Face Help Kerrie with the piano SAVY at ballet lessons L-R, Row 1: Coach M. Pearce: S. Bunn. S. Monahan. A. Vignali. S. Ferreria. C. Tracy; Row 2: M. Masse. L. Dutra. K. Holmes. C. Devine. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Don't take it so hard. Tanya NASA's newest rocket First Place in Conference Coach Ellis Mayer’s fifth season with the varsity Girls’ Swim team ended on November 22nd in the state championship at Northeastern University. The girls returned for finals on the second day of competi- tion, a feat which the team has not performed in two years. Another accomplishment this season was winning the Relay Carnival with 348 points, a school record. They also won their first Southern Conference Champion- ship Meet with 252 points, along with placing fifth in the Sectionals. Their record was 8-0 for a first place finish in their conference. Leading the team to success were the top scorers Lynn Kamionek, Ellen O’Connell, and Sarah Surpenant. Those named to the all-star team were Tanya Davidow, Captain-Ellen O'Connell, Kelly McCarthy, Sarah Surpenant, Jennifer Brown, Kris Ridolfi, and Lynne Kamionek. 114 If you think I'm getting in that water... Sarah's new goggles. Smile Coach! I think I’m gonna be sick! Take that! Ve have vays of making you talk Sleeping on the job. Row 4. L-R: Coach Ellis Mayers. L. Karmonek. K. McCarthy. J. Swanson. E. O'Connell. T. Davidow. J. Brown. M. Howard; Row 3: K. Pozzi. S. Surprenant, A. Ghiorse. K. Sguier. L Rienhardt. R. laporte Row 2: J. Perry. J. Ellis. J. Gordon. K Mello, K Ridolfi: Row 1: B. Squier. M. Butler. D. Garand. K Khorey. S. Shelly. J. Maynard. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 115 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 1 3SMR Working hard Dave? Help. I'm drowning! Nice Face Keith! Struggling for a breath! It wasn't our fault coach! Look out below! Yeah. I'm ready to swim. The Captains Row 1, L-R: L. O'Connell. M Ayoub. C. Wallace; Row 2: M. Costa. D. Collins. P. Willis. T. Kamionek; Row 3: E. Guilliam. K Oliver, t. Bergstrand. J. Roy. K Devme. M. Henson. F. Costa: Row 4; Coach Mayers. R. Tweedly. D. Ackell. E. Lans. T. Dolan. J. Francis, (members not present; Z. Hatch. E. Hess) 116 A symbol of swimming Are we having fun yet? Sergeant Ellis Water ballet Taking a break? Where's the water? Burger The Boys’ Swim Team continued their winning ways, becoming the Southern Con- ference Champions with a 7-0 record in their league. Leading the team were Coach Ellis Mayers and the captain Tim Dolan and Erick Lans. The top scorer of the season was Evan Guillian, with Tim and Erick close behind. Erick also set a pool record in the 500 free- style. The team began the season by winning the Relay Carnival with 444 points, a new team record. They also placed sixth in the Brown Interscholastic Championship Meet with 127 points, placed second at the Max Read meet with 152 points, and won the Conference Development meet with 249Vz points. Topping off an incredible season the team won the Southeastern Sectional Champion- ship and placed second in the state meet. Named to the conference all-star team were Evan Guillian. Erick Bergstrand. Tim Dolan, Erick Lans, Doug Allen and Matt Hensen. Wallace and Wack RECORD BREAKING SEASON SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 117 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Row 1, L-R: S. Bonneau (Captain). Coach P. Furlong; Row 2: E. Hill. S. McCormick. B. Young. J. Bowers. P. Woschecko. D. Jasper. J. Howell. (Not shown in picture: T. Moniz. K. Ryan. B. Kinsley. D. Zepp. BOYS LEARN THE SYSTEM The Boys' Basketball team finished their season with a disappointing record of 2-18. Initially the team had difficulty adapt- ing to the playing system of first-year coach Paul Furlong. Yet. as the season progressed, the team began to play together learning the system and con- sequently became competitive. Many of the losses were close games which could have gone either way. The team was led by seniors Tony Moniz, Ken Ryan. Phil Woschenko. The team has a promising future in sight with the return of many varsity players. Returning next year will be juniors Bob Young. Bill Kinsley, Dave Zepp, Jeff Beaudette, Shawn McCor- mick, and sophomores Jeff Howell. John Bowers. Daryl Jasper, and Eric Hill who experienced extensive play time. Bones 118 Row 1, L-R: B. Young. J. Beaudette. S. McCormick: Row 2: Coach K. McCloskey. D. Horn. E. Hill. R. D-R Sandwich What’s this? Tomei. W. Anderson. J. Gheradmi. D. Borah. K. Hemmer. D. Foulds. Row 1, L-R: Coach B. Lynch. C. Martin; Row 2: R. Tobiasz. S. Kmniburgh. T. Allen. R. Abell. R. Kulaga. J. Ray. T. Armell. T. Mooney.A. Ditson. M. Casey. M Russell. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 119 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Girls Make Turnaround With a final record of 18-5, the 1986 Girls' Basketball Team had one of the most successful seasons of girls' basketball in the history of the school. The team began its season with the goal of qualifying for the State Tournament. A record of 12 wins and 8 losses was necessary to achieve this goal. The girls were able to attain this and more. After early losses to Apponequet and Attleboro, the team then won eight consecutive games. Following losses to Old Rochester and Bourne, the team won its last seven league games. As co-champions of the South Coastal Conference, the team defeated Bourne in the preliminary round of the State Tournament, then defeated Oliver Ames befor bowing to Walpole in an extremely exciting game. Sue Head made Division All Stars, while Dawn LaBounty made both Division and Evening Times All Star Teams. In addition, Dawn LaBounty and Chris Devine made the Sun Chronicle All Star Team. The girls' record marked a tremen- dous turnaround from last years 7- 13 record. Coach Bob Kulaga did a super job with the girls. Tracy, Sit! Twilight Zone 120 This is the game plan. Row 1, L-R: L. Freitas. K Gousie. S. Goffe, M. Hall; Row 2: H. Jennings. D. Gerand. B. Squire. D. Goffe. (Coach) Mendoski. ' The ball made of lead.'' It's my ball! DAWN Forget it. your over the line! Row 1, L-R: T Murphy. M Savignano. D. Labounty. I. Sullivan. C. Devine. C. Fergillis: Row2: (Coach) B. Kulaoa. S. Wills. D. Serey. T. Soars. S. Head. J. Baldam, K. Squire. D. Cloutier. C. Robbins. (Coach) R. Rodilfi. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 121 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Go Todd! Playing the Slicks Go Jim So graceful Coach Emond Watch the skate, buddy I'M FALLING Look at them cheerleaders Row 1, L-R: B. Vermette. K. Harker. E. Vandel, K. Sylvena, R. Hunt. R. Sylveria. S. Morin; Row 2: T. Warren. T. Urquhart. C. Scott. J. Pardi. D. Dunn. K. Shallcross. J. Gerreira. J. Anderson. K. Bartelles. Coach Emond. 122 John holds the back Elbow to the gut YOUR BREAKING MY BACK 7 sneaks up from behind CONFUSION ’87 DOMINATE HOCKEY The Ice Hockey team completed another successful season with a final regular season record of 11 -7. The team was 8-4 in the competitive South Coast Conference in- cluding a victory over co-champion Fairhaven. The Warriors advanced to the State Tournament but were edged out in the first round by Harwich by a score of 3-1. The team was led by the offensive punch of junior Todd Urquhart (44 points) and senior co-captain Kevin Harker (32 points) as well as juniors Tosh Warren and Corey Scott. The defense was anchored by senior co- captain Rob Hunt, junior Kevin Bartels, and sophomore John Anderson. Junior Eric Vandal had another fine season in goal with a high save percentage and a respectable goals against average. With the loss of only three seniors (the co- captains and Brian Vermette), the team is looking forward to another strong season next year. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS BANNER SEASON FOR BOYS The Boys' Indoor Track Team completed another banner season this winter, compiling a 7-10 Record in Dual Meets and capturing the South Coast Con- ference Championship in the leagues first year. In addition, the team placed second in the state class D meet. Individually, the team was led by State Mile Champion Bill Crowley, who was also named to the Boston Globe All Scholastic Team for the third consecutive year. Another standout was Sophomore Jason Swepson who won the High Jump in the State Class D Championship. In addition to Bill and Jason, named to the all League Team were Keith Andrews, Andy Fredricks, Jim Haley, Mike Baldani, and Rick Savingnano. Although the team will graduate a number of seniors, Coach Mooney has high expectation for the future. Leader of the Pack It's a bird. It's a plane. It's ... Agony of Defeat Mad Dog DaCosta On the road again. Dedicated Students Athletes? 124 Catch 'em Frank Row 1. L-R: M Tortalani. K. Andrews. M. Pitassi. A. DaCosta. P. Marshall. D. Santos; Row 2: M. Korlacki. S. Tobeik. J. Hanley. M. Baldam. M. Goyette. R. Curran. A Fredericks. C. Santos. P. Mullen. A Hess. F. Murphy; Row 3: J. Medina, J. Mendes. J. Blase. T. Costa. S. Thomas. S. LaPage. C. Gilbert, M. Hotmes P. Jennings. D. Galuska; Row 4: Coach Seales. M. Varkom. R. J. J. Reynolc Williams. A. Roy. J. Goerge. T. Sozek. C. Smith. C. Roberge. J. Quigley. T. Bechtel. D. Savignano. S. Grimshaw. V. Howard. J. Reynolds. C. Bostian, J. Lauffer. T. Swepson. B. Cndeias. B. Crowley. Coach Mooney. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS That a way Jose I'm so mad Boy that smells! Another Ballet Dancer 'jiA j SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Swan Lake it's not Rene DETERMINATION + HARD WORK = SUCCESS The Girls' Indoor Track Team went undefeated in the dual season while also capturing the State Class Title and runner-up honors in the All State Meet. Through hard work and determi- nation, many girls broke their goals, while other team records were likewise broken. Heather Grimshaw broke the school record in the 1000 yard run while also being elected to the All State BOSTON GLOBE Team. The mile relay team of Elisa Warren, Tracie Mooney, Heather Grimshaw and Julie Young also broke a school record. The future looks promising with many strong runners returning and the upcoming Freshman talent. 126 Watch Your Knee Missy Attacks Get her Lori! Smile Pretty Who shot her in the ribs? Go Seekonk Row 1, L-R: J. Medeiros. C. Tracey. B. Tomei. A. Medeiros. T. Mooney. E. Warren. $. Senay. L. Johnson. S. Letendre, K. Bennett. S. 8un; Row 2: B. Stevens. K. Khoury, S. Olive. Y. Fernandes. E. Coyne. A Boldt. A. Lockwood. M. Silva. J. Grimshaw, T. Bray. L. Galuska, S. Medeiros. J. Young. C. laPorte. Row 3: Coach Varkonyi. Coach Seal, S. Greene. B. Perry. K. Johnson. J. Winn. C. Costa. M. Ferreira. S. Moline, D. Damiani. J. Raymond. E. McGovern. D. TremWey. W. Howell. V. Papson. J. Mello. S. Frechette. Coach Mooney. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 127 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SENIOR SPORTS RECOGNITION 1986 Kerri Holmes Volleyball Golf Tom Hendricks Football Elisa Warren Field Hockey. Outdoor Track Ellen O'Connell Swim Paula Smcero Cross Country Scott Bonneau Basketball Dawn LaBounty Basketball Eric Lans Swim Ken Ryan Baseball Rob Hunt Hockey Irene Sullivan Swim Tracie Mooney Indoor Track Mark Pitassi Tennis Keith Andrews Indoor Track Lisa Dutra Sottbail SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 129 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS FOOTBALL CHEERLEADING The Football Cheerleading Squad consists of Lisa Miranda. Andrea Soczek. Dawn Rezendes, Heather Rebello, Lori Peters, Nancy Soczek. Pam McGregor, Heather Dunn, Kathy Boyd. Kim Ferri, and the captains are Beth Adair and Ann Reddy. Oh. how ugly Kip to my Lou Will you look at my hair. Yea. We did it. Where are my elbows? Ah. get it away BASKETBALL CHEERLEADING The Basketball Cheerleading Squad consists of Kym Ferri, Heather Dunn, Dana Dimarco, Kathy Boyd. Lori Peters, Nancy Soczek. Shannon Doolittle. Joanne LeClerc, and the captains are Beth Adair and Pam McGregor. Oh. how gross! PAM O.K. let’s begin 130 f fan, i y v | WitM All together now Cheese Shannon forgets what to do Where is Jeff? HOCKEY CHEERLEADING The Hockey Cheerleading Squad consists of Beth Raposa, Chrissy Marchetti, Andrea Axel, Beth Matonis. Carlene Perry, Chris Olean, Heather Miranda. Jody Miginnis, Dereth Hunt, Terri Saucier, Kristen Hicks, Kristen Bizier, and the captains are Lisa Miranda and Mara Ferreira. I'm so proud of him” Ow. Don't hit me! Did vou see that. Lisa Cartene Will you look at the guy over here. Sing it loud. To be able to skate like that I hope he's not hurt SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS 131 Ab(no3rd) G(no3rd) F (no3rd) Ffno3rd) H(no. Hot For Teacher Seekonk School Committee Seated: 0. Howell, A. Capecci; Standing: R Perry. R Bostian. K Ruscetta Mr. Richard Dias. Principal “Marine Hymn Dr. Peter Andreozzi. Assistant Principal Mr. Kenneth Sheehan. Dean of Schools When The Com Gels Tough _ ,-K Solid As A Rock Mr. Francis W. Gallishaw Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent 132 (ULAl. Peachy Keen Thimk Pass in your head Follow Directions! How Iona is a Chinaman's name. Starkle. Starkle. Little Twink Joe Flake Ture and Fasle Test Sticky Wicket Smott” COMMITTMENT TO YOU ... MISS GLORIA ISLES — 39 Years of Service — Gloria Isles is that very rare phe- nomenon, the quintessential teacher. She is the prototype of what all of us aspire to be and few ever achieve in our careers. She has been a role model for countless teachers and an inspiration for gen- erations of students. As a fellow teacher said, When I think of Gloria, the words that come to mind are dedication, mastery, hu- man warmth, buoyancy, and com- passion. Again and again these words were echoed by those fortu- nate enough to have taught with her. Teaching is a constant quest for the right approach to make the material more accessible for stu- dents. After thirty-nine years she does not rest on past accomplish- ments but strives each day to find a fresh entry into her students' minds. Each student is a unique challenge and a human being of value. Connections, correlations, and applications are her currency. Guid- ing students to see the simple and the complex is her goal. Age is irrelevant to her students and colleagues when thinking of her. Defining her with a number is pointless. She defies all categoriz- ing — she belongs to each genera- tion she touches because she has never narrowed her parameters. She has vision which conquers and precon- ceptions or trends. Plato says that all ideals exist in the mind. We are mere shadows of that po- tential. Yet we who teach in Seekonk have had the opportunity to experience in Gloria an individual who is as close to the realized ideal as is possible in our profession. The absence of Gloria is going to mean more than just the absence of a gifted math teacher and a beloved colleague. As one teacher who has been her protege describes it — I’ve never come to school without her being here. This school will seem so empty without her presence. Nevertheless the legacy of Gloria Isles will remain. Her gifts to us are forever. — Mrs. Anne McDonald Mr. Justus Anderson Human Development Program Coordinator The Hong Kong Hop Mr Edward Bucacei Foreign Language 16 Candles ■ Mr. William Butler Mathematics Dept. Total Eclipse of the Heart Mr. James Callahan Sooal Studies Dept. Mademoiselle From Armantiers Mrs. Margaret Cassels Business Dept. Desperado Mr. Thomas Chartier Reading Dept. Still by The Commodores Mrs. Joyce Christiansen Business Dept. Over The Rainbow by Patty Labeiie Mrs. Carol Coelho Humanitaries Program Coordinator Blue Sunday by Jim Morrison Mr. Ronald Colangelo Physical Education He Ain't Heavy — He's My Brother Miss Nancy Corrigan Art Dept. Right String — Wrong Yo yo Mr. Norman Corriveau Science Dept. “You Light Up My Life Mr. Raymond Croake Industrial Arts Dept. Mrs. Denise DeCaporale Music Dept. “76 Trombones Mrs. Dorothy DiOrio Head of Media Science Dept. Valore Mr. Bruce Ellis Mr. Robert Frazer English Dept. Supervisor ol Health Education Dear Hearts and Gentle “Mozart s 12th” People” Mrs. Virginia Gizzi Guidance Feelings” Mr. John Hanley Science Dept. 'Music Box Dancer Mr. Robert Hartley Foreign Language Dept. Viva Espana Mrs. Linda Horton Mathematics Dept. Looks Like We Made It Miss Gloria Isles Miss Karen Jensen Mathematics Dept. Physical Education Definitely Maybe You’ve Got A Friend' Mr. Peter Johnson Industrial Arts Smoking In The Boys Room Mr. Alfred Goodwin Science Dept. As Time Goes By Mr. John Gravel Business Dept. If I Were A Rich Man I Mr. Donald Hulme Industrial Arts Short People Mr. Gregory Hutton Science Dept. Working For The Weekends Mrs. Helen Keough Practical Arts Program Coordinator When Insh Eyes Are Smiling Mr. Robert Kulaga English Dept. On The Road Again 135 136 mm I surrender! Oh no, he knows it's not my mother s handwriting! I need some denture grip! The Lion Sleeps Tonight Yes, I II have a large pizza with the works! 137 Mrs. Joanne Lacy Foreign Language Dept. Chantilly Lace Mr. Omer Leclerc Physical Department Program Coordinator My Way Mrs. Suzanne Mastrola Computer Lab Assistant Is That All There Is Mrs. Carol Masuck Foreign Language Dept. La Marsaillaise Mr. Ellis Mayers Swim Coach Placido Domingo by John Denver Mr. Henry Me Deed Physical Education Hard Driven Man Mrs. Anne Me Donald English Dept. Magic Flute by Mozart Mr. Frank Mooney Social Studies Dept. Be Not Afraid Mr. John Murphy Mathematics Dept. Midnight from CATS Mr. Stephen Murphy English Dept. The Four Seasons by Vivaldi Mr. Frederick Nelson English Dept. Blue Skies Over The White Cliffs of Dover Mr. Herbert Normandm Industnal Arts Dept. Shade Tree Mechanic Mrs. Jane Pacheco Special Needs Dept. Looks That Kill by Motley Crue Mrs. Irene Partington Business Dept. New York. New York Mr. Robert Perreault Guidance Dept. Suddenly 138 Miss Christine Peterson Science Dept. Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow by Fleetwood Mac Mrs. Patricia Shea Science Dept. In The Mood Mrs. Jeanne Velardo Home Economics Dept. Time In A Bottle Mr. Joseph Reis Industrial Arts Dept. Oh What It Seems To Be Mr. Ronald Ridolfi Social Studies Dept. Rock Around The Clock Mr. Thomas Ridolfi Science Dept. She Blinded Me With Science Mrs. Michalene Rollins Special Needs Dept. Mr. Richard Stanek Business Dept. If I Love You from Carousel Mrs. Karen Steere Mathematics Dept. Your Song Mr. Thomas Sullivan Allied Science Program Coordinator Summertime Miss Sandra Sypek Social Studies Dept. The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face Mr. Stuart Wemtraub Science Dept. Harper Valley PTA Mrs. Sally Wing Mrs. Marjorie Woodhams English Dept. Home Economics Dept. Those Far Away Places Dark Side of The Moon by Rnk Floyd Mrs. Nancy Wolfe School Nurse Top of The World 139 Mrs. Connie Cloutier Mrs. Margaret Goodnow Three Times a Lady The Last Farewell Mrs. Bea Lima Just You and I Mrs. Peg Hopkins Autumn Leaves Mrs. Dot Kandarian Memories from CATS Mrs. Pam Marchand The Dream by Heart Mrs. Cathy Perry On The Wings of Love 140 Mr. Ed Janelle Mrs. Mary Gonsalves L-R: A. Kay. R. Janetti. B. Linton. P. Cimino. Mrs. Janice Johnson, Supervisor of Food Services Mrs. Dorothy Monaghan, Cashier L-R: M. Huber. L. Medeiros. S. Machowski. V Macedo. A. Pickett. K. Maio. J. Ormonde. J. Walz. M. Rennick. N. Vmetti. C. Castro. 8. Perry. r-y—n Hr—!—1— 1 1 r F sr t ... — ... I v' j ! m 9 lw m J £ j r . . j . A.. .. 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Turn North on Route 114A to Route 44. Turn Right on Route 44 to Rehoboth, Mass. We’re on the right. 2Vi miles West of Rt. 118 MINI- , VIDEO ROOM For M Family Fun Games ft. GOLF • An ingenious miniature golf course- winner in golf foursome receives a FREE PASS. go-kart SUPER TRACK A safe track for some fast family . OPEN First Weekend n April gjjp Weather Permitting 1-617-252-6860 167 MUSIC PARENTS ASSOCIATION OF SEEKONK HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT..................DENNIS LIMA VICE PRESIDENTS............ANTHONY DEJESUS DENNIS DECAPORALE CORRESPONDING SECRETARIES .... DAVID AND JANET PARKER SECRETARY .................THERESA MCGREGOR TREASURER .................ANNETTE LEFEBVRE GET $25,200 FOR COLLEGE 1M TODAY'S ARMY. The rewards of being a soldier just got richer. With The New GI Bill Plus The New Army College Fund. Vbu contribute $100 a month from your first full 12 months’ paychecks (for a total of $1,200). The govern- ment and the Army will contribute the rest (up to $9,600 from the government and up to $14,400 from the Army if you qualify). That’s a great deal. And as a soldier, you’ll also learn a great deal. The Army offers over 80 skills for training. Many of the skills are high-tech, and many are skills you might want to pursue in college. Call your local Army Recruiter for all the details. ARMY. BE ALL YOU CAN BE, GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1986 from THE SEEKONK BOOSTERS CLUB 169 GUNITE POOLS, INC. Custom Gunite Pools Residential-Commercial 540 Arcade Avenue Scekonk. Massachusetts 02771 Telephone 617-336-7577 ALFRED L. PENACHO. JR. President BEST FRIENDS FOREVER 'Jlulk aJJurfmq'i DOLL SHOP Dolls Toys Antique Collectable Bought Sold 617-336-6929 Nancy Dick Fredrick 20« Taunton Avc Proprietor� Scekonk. MA 027?! NEW ENGLAND'S BICYCLE LEADER •DJ. HANDLEBARS YOUR FUN IS OUR BUSINESS FAMILY FITNESS CENTERS BM � MIOww K iMr«M OMJII Mi«es MW Her iirwn w mi014 1U4M0 GOOD LUCK SENIORS FROM Beth, Chrissy, Carlene. Andrea, and Tracey John Kevin Giblin John Carnes Walton William Augustus Crowley President Advisor Vice President Best Wishes Class of ’86 “Et tu Brutus” THE LATIN CLUB 170 Kim, Dana, Chris, Lisa, Tricia Friends Forever Michelle Joe ... Together Forever! June 28, 1985 SOLID GOLD CATS' Best of Luck '86 from '87 I Love You Always Forever 4 12 85 171 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’86 By wisdom is a house built. And by understanding is it established. And by knowledge the rooms are filled with all precious and pleasant riches ...Proverbs Attleborough Savings Bank ATTLEBORO • NORTH ATTLEBORO • TRI-BORO PLAZA SEEKONK • MANSFIELD • PLAINVILLE • SOUTH ATTLEBORO Member FDIC DIFM CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1986 From Mr. and Mrs. James Viara 173 GOOD LUCK TO KEVIN AND THE CLASS OF 1986 Gl pstqui Hill Studios,Ltd 2ScBri rwoodcPI� Seekonk.Ma 02771 (617)-336-4777 Professional Photography YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS In Appreciation As we complete our four years in Seekonk High School, we can look back on past successes and failures. Our accomplishments are the brightest of our memories, but foremost among these memories are Mrs. Carol Masuck, and Mr. Thomas Chartier. They have been with us from our first Spirit Week win as freshmen through our Senior Prom, and Graduation. Patience is an under- statement when you think of what was required to work with us on such a variety of projects. Through it all, they were our support and guidance. A Thank You seems like such a small reward for the time and effort they gave us. Due to their help, we have enjoyed phenomonal success for such a small class, in rallys and proms, to name a few. Our class has gained respect and support, and the congratulations goes to our two advisors. It takes rare people to pull a class through four long years. We have been lucky to find these two individuals. Mrs. Masuck and Mr. Chartier, you have our sincerest admiration and respect.