Seekonk High School - Seekonk Yearbook (Seekonk, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1987 volume:

SIAR SEE NIE ST SEES ET OST a a I cP TU FDP SFA AD ASRS LT DATE PPS SIO LT AER SSSR ELE OS RS OSE GEESE SIAN Se RAN 39 se -ACULTY In Memorium Administration Secretaries Teachers Appreciation Professional Staff ENIORS Senior Council Senior Portraits | Class Picture Baby Pictures _ Superlatives Senior Semi Formal Junior Prom Class History Senior Supper Class Quotes Senior Candids REFLECTIONS 1987 SEEKONK HIGH SCHOOL Seekonk, MA 02771 Advisors: Mrs. Joyce Christiansen Mr. Stephen Murphy Editor-in-Chief: Andrew Moore Business Editor: Tina George Layout Editors: Tracy Duliban Chris Garand Literary Editors: Kim Russell J odi Sizensky Sports Editors: Keith Oliver Peter Stewart CONTENTS 2 UNDERCLASSMEN Class of ’88 4 Class of ’89 5 Class of ’90 1. 13. ACTIVITIES Homecoming 14 Spirit Week Ly Clubs 18 Collage 50 52 SPORTS 54 Spring of ’86 56 Fall of ’86 38 Winter Sports 60 Cheerleaders 66 BUSINESS 70 Patrons Ads ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Stuart M. Weintraub May 27, 1937 — February 10, 1987 Death is not extinguishing the light; it is putting out the lamp because dawn has come. Friends don’t die. Stu was my colleague and friend who has died. Death comes to other people not friends. Friends are supposed to be there forever. Stu was my friend and now I will have to try to accept his death. For twenty one years, he was always there constant and steady, caring and dedi- cated, always positive and ready to help. During our long association, I never heard him speak negatively about anyone regard- less of how negative or cruel they might have been to him. I don’t recall him ever criticizing or raising his voice even once and boy there were many occasions in which I deserved it. In times of frustration and disappointment, he was always there to be a sounding board offering advice and comfort. As the corridor filled with smoke from one of his numerous explosive demonstra- tions (God, how he loved to do them), he would emerge from his room with a big smile cheerfully offering his condolences to Mr. Corriveau who had to use his room the next period. When someone needed an appliance repaired, it always had a way of ending up in room 120. When Mrs. DiOrio had someone in trouble with A-V equip- ment, Stu was on the job. In our early days at SHS, I remember Mr. Frazier and I eating lunch with Stu as he described how he would like to invent this or that device to deal with some un- usual problem he had thought up. During our prep period, he would sit there and dream up experiments we could do in Sci- ence 9 as I would feverishly try to copy them down. He was Seekonk High School’s Thomas Edison. He gave of himself self- lessly expecting nothing in return. Because he was alow-keyed kind of guy, I took his friendship for granted and never told him how important it was to me. It took his death for me to realize how mean- ingful that friendship was. Last night as I sat at the wake, I saw numerous students come pay their respects and farewell to Mr. Weintraub. I couldn’t help but feel that they were trying to say the same thing to him that I’m trying to say now. Oh Stuart, how much we will miss you. What a void you will leave in all our lives. If there is sucha place as heaven, you must be there. Good bye my friend. You will be sorely missed. Charles J. Micciche Seekonk School Committee Superintendent of Schools Row 1, L-R: Annette Capecci, Chairwoman, Dorothy Howell; Row 2, L-R: Robert Bostian, Richard Perry, Kenneth Ruscetta. i Wee. cinema ee ome ae ee eri LUE 2 OTT REG A oa OE with ea iia Ae cco Richard L. Dias Peter P. Andreozzi ‘ Fredrick W. Nelson : Principal : Assistant Principal Dean of Students “The art of being wise is the art of knowing what “He shall rule them with a rod of iron.” “Life is a shuttle.” to overlook.” a S| 5 hea | Be ah | | Constance Cloutier Margaret R. Goodnow Dorothy Kandarian | Secretary Main Office Office secretary Guidance secretary ‘Suit the action to the word, the word to the ac- “A thing done right means less trouble tomorrow.” “All art, all education can be merely a supplement to ” thon. Nature.” Anderson, Justus D. Virginia M. Gizzi Robert F. Perreault Jane Pacheco Michalene Rollins Guidance Guidance Guidance Project Rebound — Room 131 Special Needs — Resource It is only through change that “Be all that you can be.” “He that will not be counselled There’sa ripple effect in all that Teacher we grow. cannot be helped.” we do... what youdotouches Iamnotafraid of tomorrow for I me, what I do touches you. have seen yesterday, and I love today. SRN GO CRE ee James V. Callahan Robert Kulaga Valmore LaFontaine Omer LeClerc Ronald Ridolfi Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies “Avoid drunk driving at all “Why are so many important Hit, Hit, Hit—Don’tyouquit! All is well that ends well. He who can, does. He who can- costs” things considered so unimpor- not, teaches. tant?” Sandra S. Sypek Ron Colangelo Karen Fantozzi Henry McDeed Mr. Ellis Mayers Social Studies Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Swim Coach Sanity isa madness put to good _A loser makes promises, awin- “It’s better to shoot forthe stars The sport of children satisfy the | What you are today may have uses. ner makes commitments. and landinthetrees,thantoaim child. been the result of many situa- for the trees and land on the tions and experiences in the ground.” past. But, what you will become tomorrow is in your hands. 5 Seekonk’s Frank Sinatra! Watch those hands Mr. Prim! ae = a ewe | Read no Evil, Speak no Evil, and See no Evil! ER Bae mace That’s correct, Henry — i beforee... How long have these been cooking? Whose hands are these? Helen C. Keough Practical Arts Coordinator Asmileisacurve thatcansetalot of things straight. Carolyn Fay Home Economics “You can’t have dessert until you've finished your vege- tables!” i . Donald J. Hulme Industrial Arts “Have a good weekend” Peter Johnson Industrial Arts “T have invested vital substance into these surrounding, don’t mess it up!” Margaret M. Cassels Business “Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth.” — De- siderata Mrs. Joyce Christiansen Business “Great visions often start with small dreams.” Jeanne Velardo Home Economics “Take Nicholas for example” Herbert Normandin Industrial Arts “Let’s go Children” af oe Ar Mr. John Gravel Business “The love of liberty is the love of others; the love of power is the love of ourselves” — WM. Haz- litt, “Political Essays” The Times Newspaper % Marjorie Woodhams Home Economics “°Tis an ill cook that cannot lick his own fingers” Industrial Arts “Looking forward to retire- ment” Irene Partington Business “He is wise who can instruct us and assist us in the business of daily virtuous living.” Robert Frazer Health Onward and upward, into obli- vion! Nancy Wolfe School Nurse “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Richard Stanek Business “The love of justice in most men is only the fear of suffering injus- tice” Carol A. Coelho Bruce Ellis Anne V. McDonald Stephen H. Murphy Peter Primiano Humanities Program Coordi- English English English English nator “_.and gladly would he learn Don’t part with your illusions. “If you can’t take the heat, get = Noli sinere natnos te lacessere. “Heard melodies are sweet, but and gladly teach.” (Chaucer) When they are gone, you may __ out of the kitchen.” those unheard are sweeter.” — still exist, but you have ceased to John Keats live. — Mark Twain John Walton Sally Wing Thomas Chartier Edward Bucacci Robert Hartley English English Reading Foreign Language Foreign Language “Knowledgecomes,butwisdom “Language is the armory of the In good times, in bad times, Ill “Hurry ... Slowly.” “Too much sanity may be mad- lingers.” — Tennyson mind.” — Samuel Taylor Col- be on your side forever more — ness and the maddest ofall to see eridge That’s what friends are for. tie es it is and not as it should e. ) Oe 7 a Joanne Lacy Carol Masuck Suzanne Rodriguez Denise Decaporale Dorothy E. DiOrio Foreign Language Foreign Language Art Music — ; Library Media Services — “On ne voit bieu qu’avec le “Vouloir, c'est pouvoir.” “The people who make art their “How far you go in life depends Take one day at a time. coeur; l’essentiel est invisible business are mostly imposters.” on your being tender with the pour les yeux.” — Pablo Picasso young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striv- ing and tolerant of the weak and the strong.” 9 = “Sorry girls, that excuse is not on the list.” “My brain was bigger when I started this job.” Today’s Saturday Mr. Murphy — no school. “Let’s see, That makes 50 for detention tonight.” What a crock! 10 DEDICATION As the year quickly passes by and our minds are focused on the future and college decisions, we must pause in our hectic schedules to take the time to re- member two people who dedicated themselves to our class. Four years ago Mrs. Steere and our class entered the school together. She brought her fresh ideas and a new feeling. Mrs. Velardo greeted us with previous experi- ence and gave to our class a sense of tradition. With this mixture of ideas we were led on to our victo- ries and successes. Mrs. Velardo and Mrs. Steere bestowed on us much knowledge which we shall carry with us into our futures. APPRECIATION Itis too often that hard work goes unappreciated. With this in mind we would like to recognize Mr. Richard Dias and Mrs. Helen Keough for their lasting dedica- tion to the school. In his 20 years Mr. Dias has developed a high standard of leadership since the high school opened in 1966. Through all of the changes over the years Mr. Dias has excelled admirably. As a result, our school has become a product of high quality under his administration. For this we commend him and wish him luck in the future. Behind the administration is a supporting staff which were responsible for our education. This education, however, did not only include that which is learned from books. Mrs. Helen Keough, as teacher and advisor, has taught us not only the basic facts but also has taught us about leadership and caring. She is appreciated and respected not only by her students but also by the members of the National Honor Society and her col- leagues. As advisor for the National Honor Society she has been able to point out our weaknesses and lead us to our victories. As we look forward to the future with both anticipa- tion and uncertainty, we will always remember these two very important people who helped to guide and prepare us for the future. For this we are extremely grateful. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We would like to express special thanks to Mrs. Diorio and Mrs. Wolfe for their lasting dedication to our school. During their many years of service they have greeted us with enthusiasm and were constantly willing to help. Their caring and guidance will remain with us through the years to come. Thomas H. Sullivan Jr. William P. Butler John J. Murphy Linda M. Horton Karen Kivisto Allied Sciences Program Coor- Math Math Math Math dinator “So stick to the fight when “Living Well is the Best Re- “Stull Water Runs Deep” “What is called science today “A little of learning isa danger- you’re hardest hit — It's when _ venge”’ consists of a haphazard heap of ous thing; Drink Deep, or taste things seem worst that you information, united by nothing” not the pirian Spring.” mustn’t quit.” ta Patricia A. Shea Karen Steere Mr. Norman Corriveau Alfred E. Goodwin John D. Hanley Jr. Math Math Science Science Science “Success and happiness in all “You can’t always get what you “Whatever is worth doing, is Todayisthetomorrowyouwor- There are very few persons who your future endeavors” want but sometimes you get worth doing well.” ried about yesterday. pursue science with true dignity. what you need.” Thomas Ridolfi John W. Wedlock Stuart Weintraub Christine Whatley Susan B. Mastrola ; _ Science Science Science Science Computer Resource Specialist “Science is nothing but trained Surfs Up! You have the wrong guy. “Physics is fun” The only person who gets every- and organized common sense.” thing done by Friday is Robin- son Crusoe. 12 i Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Mrs. Pamela Marchand Mrs. Catherine Perry Mrs. Beatrice Lima Special Needs Resource Re- Teachers Aide Special Needs Resource Room Library Aide bound Project Rebound — Room 131 Instructional Aide If you want something done, ask Instructional Aide Happiness is not found at the The gift of Time. . . a very spe- a busy person. “I’m late, I’m late — for a very end of the road, but along the cial present. important date!” road. KITCHEN� Mrs. Johnson Behind Closed Doors Row 1, L-R: M. Huber, L. Medeiros, S. Machowski, V. Macedo, A. Pickett, K. Maio, J. Ormonde, J. Walz, M. Rennick, N. Vinnetti, C. Castro, B. Perry. Mré: Dorothy Monaghan Cashier NN Owe Mrs. Mary Gonsalves Row 1, L-R: A. Kay, R. Janetti, B. Linton, P. Cimino. Mr. Ed Janelle 13 ra =) aD Sh Ae (LEG, fy Carlene Lorry Antonia Soares Christine Lacheco- President Vice President Secretary x tiny Vignalé Treasurer Representative ‘ ; j za pee Dana Di Marco- Christine Olean William Kinsley Representative Representative Representative e tnirew King L Mc li Jason 2 Y. ee (damonis 37 Chestnut Hill Drive 10 Vista Court “And”, “Skip”, “King”, “Drew”, “ADI” “Droid” Ambition: To fill both sides of my Ambition: To attend college, picka attendance card in my senior year. potential field, then get rich! To become an electrician, and be Indoor Track (9,10); Outdoor Track wealthy. (10); Youth Ministry (10); Ski Trip; | Power Hack (10). Weight training; Body Building (DOM 2a) Scott Attonian 62 Cedar Lane “Alto” Ambition:To find a queen withouta king. Stage Band (10,11,12). Douglas Edtward Alen 189 Lincoln Street “Druggy,” Captain” Ambition: To rule the world! Varsity Swim (9,10,11,12); Band (9,10,11,12); Jazz Ensemble (9,11,12). ph Rocco. Andreoza WV 242 Erimlinda Drive “Joe” Courtney Ann Amara 26 Wedgewood Drive “Court” Ambition: Interior Designer Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11); Senior Prom Committee; Independent Study; Senior Supper Committee. Hockey (11,12). Nantel Santos, Antonto- Weg Aubin 139 Woodward Avenue 770 Pine Street “Dan”, “Dip Dip” “Greg” Hackysack (101); Independent Study. Neal Baker 89 Saint Laurent Parkway “Bake” Ambition: To live beyond 30. Frida Ann barboza 44 Winthrop Street “Dish”, “Trish” Ambition: Administrative Management. Business Club (10,11,12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12). Andrea Latricia Accile 180 Jean Drive “Ann” Field Hockey (10,11,12); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Hockey Cheerleading (11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Vice President (9); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12). IP Y Robert beauidette 19 Backer Street “Beaudette”, “Jethro” Ambition: To be successful in whatever I choose to do. Basketball (10,11,12); USCG (12). Jon Bbabington 30 Rosemarie Drive a Stephen YD. Bechler 53 Field Street “Becks” Ambition: To have total c ontrol of the solar system. Tennis (9,10,11,12); Basketball (10,11); Golf (12); Student Council Traub’s Science Club ,11,12); Botany Club iL). nN Michal KR. Waldani 27 Thompson Drive “Mike” Cross Country (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Spanish Honor Society ope National Honor Society Kevin Bartels 27 Benson Avenue “Bootles”, “Motorhead” Ambition: To preserve my sanity and hopefully someday fulfill all the goals I choose to set for myself. Cross Country (9,10,11,12); Ice Hockey (10,11,12); Independent Study. C= ey Ap Karen - Jean Bergeron 55 Ricard Street “Kar”, “K.J.” Ambition: Veterinarian Softball (10,11,12); Business Club (10). Kerve wg Yih Bernardino 228 Central Ave. “Ker”, “Bernie”, “Berno” Jean Bbesette Ambition: Try to achieve all my 222 Woodland Avenue dreams and goals Drama Club (9,10); Basketball (9). Pal bizer Brian Kenneth Wold 1 Rosemarie Drive 26 Wesley Street “Biz”, “PBIZ” Brice “Bri-Guy” Ambition: Hollywood Star (Con- Ambition: Medical Field struction) Outdoor track (10,11,12); Yearbook Football (9,10,11,12). Staff (12); Concert Band (12); Independent Study (12). JSusar botelho 646 Fall River Avenue “Sue”, “BALLS”, “Susie-Q” Ambition: To make my dreams and fantasies become reality. Independent Study (12); French National Honor Society (11,12). 20 Erich Robb Bergstrand 14 Pandem Lane “Berger” Ambition: To retire at age 38 Jazz Ensemble (9); Yearbook Committee (12); Boston Globe All Scholastic Swim Team (10,11,12); Independent Study (12). : Vichael, a 4 i Bourgue 62 Ellis Street “Burky” Ambition: Law Enforcement, Fire fighter Independent Study (12). Lula ‘ onic a Gbous: Guel 304 Arcade Avenue “Biscuit”, “Bousquetti” Ambition: To be a Journalist, and Travel. Marching Band (10,11,12); Concert Band (10,11,12 ); Drama (9,10); National Honor Society (11,12); Academic Awards Program (10,11,12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10,11,12). U- endly Brescia 56 Heritage Road “Wen”, “Qudlin”, “Windy” Ambition: Hairdresser, and Cosmotology. Flag Corps (9); Chorus (9,10,11); Business Club (12). ; Tener Lee brown 76 Linden Road “Jenn”, “BroOOown’”, “Brownie” Ambition: To live life to the fullest. Swimming (10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Spirit Week (12). JSavy bur 103 Walker Street “Sav”, “Sav War” Ambition: To go to college and become a Dental Hygienist or Designer. To be successful in ' everything I have been looking for. | Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdo or | Track (9,10,11,12); Volleyball '(10,11,12); Volleyball Camp (10,11,12); Yearbook Typist (11). Hilary Li Yin Bradley 85 Bradley Street “Hil” Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Business Club (10,11,12); Yearbook Typist (12). Kelly tn Driggs 72 Pleasant Street “Kell’s”, “Keldo”, “Kel” Ambition: To live life to the fullest and be successful in whatever I do. To fulfill my fantasy with my obsession! Flag Corps (9); Chorus (9,10,11,12); Child Development (10,11,12) Vonica Elizabeth Yrown 85 Ipswich Street Ambition: Psychologist. Jessica Lyi Butler 830 Pine Street “Jess” Ambition: College and be successful. Cross Country (9,10,11); Indoor Track (9,10); Outdoor Track (9,10); Field Hockey (12); Tennis (11,12); Class Representative (9,12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Spanish Honor Society (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Independent Study (12). 21 Daniel S. Candeias 60 Elm Street “Dan”, “Candy”, “Danny” Ambition: To make money, and to have a family. Karlene QB. Carter 55 Rosewood Drive “TooT”, “SoKo”, “Karls” Ambition: To be sucessful in anything I do. Independent Study (12); Jamie (10,11,12). jon Caruso- 72 Haig Avenue “Jonny”, “Jon”, “Caruso”, “Carus” Ambition: To become rich and live healthy for the rest of my life. Dina Cloutier 167 Greenfield Street “Dee” Ambition: College and a career in the math field. To live on a sailboat and let nature plot my course. Field hockey (9,10,12); Basketball (10,11); Softball (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,12); Computer Club (10); Yearbook (12). james Soe tL Carter 336 Fall River Street “Carter” Ambition: To make my own construction business and be successful. Band (9); Hall Patrol (9,10,11,12); All three lunches (11). Bob Caruolo- 44 French Drive Matthew KR. Oing- Wars 19 Maple Avenue Ambition: Body Builder Weight Lifting (10,11,12); Football (11). Donna Marte Cosgrove 359 Olney Street “Don”, “Elf” Ambition: To be successful and self-supporting. Majorettes (10,11,12); Academic Excellence (10,12); National Honor Society (11,12). 2 Denise Marte Cote 128 Valley Street “Dee”, “Denisio” Ambition: To be successful and live a full and happy life. Yearbook Typist (11,12); Academic Excellence Award (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Spirit Week (9,12); Katherine Gibbs Leadership Award (11); Senior Prom Committee; Business Club (11,12). La ance Cdwiurd Custodio 541 County Street “Trance Screamer”, “L.C.” Ambition: Go to L.A. and rock with the best of them and buy amansionin the boonies. Metalhead (9,10,11,12). Franky ©. Costa 25 Eleanor Drive “Franko”, “Franker” Ambition: To travel internationally and tosucceed at whatever I dointhe future. Boys’ Swim Team (9,10,11,12); Computer Club (10); Student Newspaper (11,12); International Quill Scroll (11,12); Spanish Honor Society, Independent Study (12); Spirit Week (11,12); Outdoor Track (12); Academic Excellence (12); Yearbook (12); National Honor Society (12). Kelly Jean Debney 157 County Street “Kel’s”. “Shorty”, “Derbs”, “Kelly” Ambition: To be a Physical Therapist. Chorus (9,10,11,12). Michaed iy . Costa 168 Elm Street “Mike” Ambition: To retire at age 30 and sail in clear waters. Boys’ Varsity Swimming (9,10, 11,12); French Honor Society (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12). Kimberly Ann Debney 157 County Street “Kimmy”, ““Kimber’’, “E.T.’’, “Brittany” Ambition: To live a happy, wealthy and SAFE life. Drama Club (9,10). Robert . Curran 69 Gregory Drive “Rob” Ambition: To study the space sciences and geology. To see some of the more beautiful places in the world. Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Captain P.J.’s Club (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12). Darrel v . Davidow 506 Newman Avenue “Cookie”, “Surf”, “Cookie Monster”, “Dribble” Ambition: To be a machinist, Physical Engineer. Football (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Spanky Fan Club (9,10,11,12). Spry Robert DeFontes 207 Bradley Street “Uncle Jeffie”’; “Jeffro” “Heff”; “Beatrice”; “JD” Ambition: To be a successful draftsman, Mechanic, Sign Painter — whatever. I want to have a place of my own. Raise a family, oh yeah, and get married, between all that, have fun. Karen Glizabeth Ditson 87 Willard Avenue Ambition: Elementary Education. To open my own nursery school. Academic Excellence Award (11,12); Library Club (9,10,11,12); Mineral Club (9); Secretary (10,11,12). 24 Vidal A. DeMedetros 221 Miller Street “Vv”; “Metalhead” Ambition: To live life to the fullest. Keown Solr PYevine 55 Tallwood Drive Ambition: Success National Honor Society (11,12); Spanish Honor Society (10,11,12); Varsity Swim Team (9,10,11); Cross Country (9). Christine Clizabeth Devine 57 Janet Court “Chris”; “D” Volleyball (10,11 Co-Captain 12); Cross Country (9); Basketball (9,10,11, Co-Captain 12); Softball (9,10,11,12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12). Dana Krister Di. Marco- 34 Pimental Drive “Dane” Ambition: College, to persue a career in journalism media, to be fulfilled. Indoor Track (9); Outdoor Track (9); Student Council Representative (10,12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Prom Committee (11,12); Basketball Cheerleading CFO) Sah eae) Competition Cheerleading (11,12); Independent Study (12); Senior Supper Committee (12). Sa Dehn 69 Brookfield Street Ambition: Travel Waterski, Sail, Ski, Drama, Badminton, Chorus Simothy Owen Dolan 184 Newman Avenue Ambition: College. Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10,11,12); Boy’s Varsity Swim Team (9,10, co-captain 11,12); Boston Globe All-Scholastic Swim Team (10,11,12). | Tracy 3. Duliban Michaed Dupuis | 515 Chestnut Street 13 W “Tracy D.,” “Bubbles,” “Trace,” it emacs yo “Tray” Chorus (9,10,11 — President, 12 — President); Flag Corps (10,11,12 — Co-Captain); Yearbook (11-12 Co- Layout Editor); National Honor | Society (11,12); Academic Excel- lence Award (10,11,12); Spirit Week | Committee (11,12); Senior Supper; _ Senior Prom Committee; Indepen- | dent Study. Ambition: To live life to the fullest. Jean C. Du Villy Kul Faria 31 Bergeron Street 6A Oakhill Drive “WHITE RAT,” “WR” Ambition: To go into the field of studio engineering. Captain PJ’s Club (11,12). Ted Fasteson Richard Shomas Ferland 120 West River Street 149 Hammond Street “Ted” “Rick,” “The Chief,” “Rich” Ambition: To live life to the fullest. Spirit Week (9,10,11). To goplaces no man has gone before. lo- Aru Ferreira 72 Cynthina Drive Kinberly B. Fervt 436 Olney Street “Kym,” “Kymmie,” “Kymber” Ambition: To be an Interior Designer. Student Council Representative (9); Marching Band (9,10,11); Concert Band (9,10,11); Basketball Cheerleading (10,11,12); Football Cheerleading (11); Field Hockey (10); Spring Track (9,10); Independent Study (12); Sophomore Semi-Formal Committee (10). | Ambition: To be a Cosmotologist. Yearbook Typist (11). , | onk | Public Library” Grin Lynn Foley 1 Summer Drive “Muff,” “Muffy,” “Er” Ambition: Elementary Education Marching Band (10); Concert Band (10); Business Club (11); Indoor Track (9); Outdoor Track (9); Field Hockey (10,11,12); Tennis (10,11,12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Yearbook Typist (11); Yearbook Committee (11,12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee. jo - trnne Marte Fontaine 29 Lincoln Street Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. Rebound (10,11,12); Business Club (10,11,12); Yearbook Typist (11); Chorus (10,11). 74 Chestnut Hill Drive “Humpty,” “Gregoire” Ambition: Genetic Engineering Indoor Track (9,10); Outdoor Track (9,10); National Honor Society (11,12); Weightlifting (9,10); Bodybuilding (11,12). Kim Ann Francis 111 Sagamore Road Ambition: To be happy in life. Business Club (10,11,12); Yearbook Typist (12); Ken (9,10,11,12). 699 Newman Avenue “Joseph,” “Joe,” “Home Boy Joe,” “Noel” Ambition: Business Management- Accounting Business Club (12). © lndrew Y, SFredtiths 32 Arcade Avenue “Fred” Cross Country (11,12); Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12). Kristen Marte Foley 88 Haig Avenue “Kris” Ambition: To be an Executive Secretary Academic Excellence Award (11); Business Club (10,12). Lisa Le cigh Fournter 136 Central Avenue “Lee,” “Lis,” “Tiny” Ambition: To become a lawyer and live a wealthy and healthy life. Rebound (9, President 10,11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Honor Roll Academic Excellence Award (11,12); Senior Supper Committee (12); Independent Study (12); Student Advocate (10,11,12). 44 Yi Varte Gaboriault 88 Willis Avenue “Killer” Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Drama Club (9,10). Tracey DY. Ce Garant 25 Sherman Avenue “Shadow,” “Tray-Way-Sea-Weed” Ambition: To become a secretary. Cross Country (10); Indoor Track (10); Outdoor Track (10); Business 'Club (11,12); Yearbook Typist (12). Tina a tnn Leorge 51 Valley Street “Tag,” “Tee,” “Tiny” Ambition: To be successful in Business Management. To live my life to the fullest. Business Club (11,12); Yearbook | (Typist 11,12, Business Editor 12); Spirit Week (9,12); Academic _ Excellence Award (10); National Honor Society (11,12); Katherine Gibbs Leadership Award (11); Senior Prom Committee. Mica R. Yhiorse 165 Fairway Drive “Tee” Ambition: College, to live a happy and healthy life. Varsity Swim Team (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9); National Honor Society (11,12); Societe Honoraire de Francais (10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanic (11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee. Christine Marve Garand 228 Elm Street “Chris,” “Chrissy,” “Garanimal” Ambition: To work with children and be successful. Volleyball (10); Spirit Week (9,10,12); Concert band (9,10); Marching Band (9,10); Yearbook (11, Layout Editor 12); Academic Excellence Award (10,11,12); French Honor Society (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Art Club (11, Vice-President 12). Janes Ss I. Gurrotl 91Bloomfield Street “Carott,” “Jimbo” Ambition: Law Enforcement Baseball (9); Independent Study (12). William i Y. LYeorge, Te 77 Kent Drive “Will” Kervt Goddard 30 Metro Park Avenue Ambition: To live life to the fullest and to be successful at Fashion Merchandising. Yearbook Typist (12); Business Club (11,12). bruce FL. Gouste 75 Rye Street “Goose,” “Gooseman,” “Spruce” Ambition: To service my country in the United States Army. Weight Lifting (9,10,11,12); Football (10); National Honor Society (11,12); Société Honoraire de Francais (11,12); United States Army Reserve (11,12). Cheryllee Hargreaves 148 Bloomfield Street “Cheryl” Ambition: Attend college and achieve my goals. Indoor Track (9); Senior Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff (12); Independent Study (12). 28 Svan Leonad Gwilliam 300 Newman Avenue “Dog,” “Gwilla,” “Gwil-Dog” Ambition: Study various types of wildlife all over the world. Swim Team (9,10,11,12); Boston Globe All-Scholastic (10,11,12). James WY Haley 274 Brown Avenue Ambition: College — To be successful in whatever field I gointo. Cross-Country (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track (9,11,12); Outdoor Track (10,11,12); Spirit Week (11,12). Shane Halajho 110 Pine Street Ambition: To continue to play football in college then eventually play in the N.F.L. Football 58 (10,11,12); Weight Lifting (9,10,11,12); Track (12); Business (12). Christopher Hanley 35 Howland Street “Chris” Ambition: To become a successful and rich lawyer. Drama (9,10,11,12); French Honor Society (10,11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Prom Committee (11,12); Mineral Club (11,12); Library Club (9); National Honor Society (11,12); Academic Excellence Award (10,11,12). Mare Richard Goyette 60 Pine Street “Marcus,” “Marcos,” “Father,” “Goyette,” “Goyetteski” Ambition: To become a successful architect, and live a happy and fulfilling life. Indoor Track (9,10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Cross Country (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Yearbook Staff (12); Independent Study (12). Tummy A. Harvey 1894 Fall River Avenue “Harvey,” “Tam” Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Try to be the best mother and wife. Thanks mom and dad for being there for me and all the things you did for me. [LOVE YOU BOTH. Chorus (9,10,11,12); Vinny (11,12). Suzanne Elizabeth Head 12 King Philip Road “Sue”, “Suzy” Ambition: To earn oodles of money and someday soon meet “Michael | ae ield Hockey(9,10,11,12); Basketball (9,10,11, Co-Captain 12); Softball (9,10,11,12); Marching Band (9,10,11,12); Concert Band (9,10,11,12). Mandy Louse Howard 372 North Wheaton Avenue “Mand”, “Mandy-Lou”, “Jaws”, “ Chrissy” _ Ambition: To attend college and _ become a social worker. ' Cross-Country (9); Swim (10,11,12); | Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Fashion Show (10,11,12); Spirit Week (9,12); Senior Prom Committee: Senior Supper; Yearbook (12); Independent Study (12); Chorus }(11); Band (9); Warrior (12). Matt Henson 126 Arland Drive “Matt” Ambition: To be successful and live my life to the fullest! Boys Varsity Swimming (9,10,11, 12); Baseball (9); Outdoor Track (10,11,12). David Hill 58 Field Street Ambition: To be rich and successful at whatever I do. Indoor Track (9,10,11); Spring Track (9,10,11); Soccer (11); Independent Study (12). Trica ae Hayes 200 Cherry Hill Drive eile “Red” Ambition: To be rich and successful in whatever I do. Academic Excellence Award (11). Jason Hicks 67 Stratford Road Kinberly Marte Howard 58 Talbot Way “Kim”, “Kim-Marie” Ambition: To become a successful a le reporter and live ahappy life. Yearbook Typist (12); Academic Excellence Award (11,12); Business Club (11,12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper; Independent Study (12). 23 Stratford Road “Wendy” Ambition: Architect — To build a peaceful world. Cross-Country (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track (9310,11); Outdoor Track (9,10); Tennis (LIL AS Marching Concert Band (9,10); Sociéte Honoraire de Francais; National Honor Society; Newspaper Staff; Independent Study; Art Club (11 — President, 12). 29 PDNedre JS. Jannone Ppp ed MOVE 5 F Tesstca Humphrey 19 Howland Street 10 Hill Court “Jessie”, “Jess” “Dee”, “Beatrice”, “Leather”, “Dale”, Ambition: College “Eddie”, “Bud” Gymnastics (9,10,11,12); Spirit Ambition: To gotocollege and tobe Week (9,10,11,12); Business Club — successful in life. (12); Senior Prom Committee (12); Drama (9); Chorus (11,12); Spirit Independent Study (12). Week (9,10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Senior Prom Committee (12); Yearbook Committee (12); Football Cheerleading (12); Basketball Cheerleading (12); “Sly” (9,10,11,12 ... and still living). - Fo Howard Issler Sharon Jolnson 80 Haig Avenue 118 Dean Street “Pokey” “Shar”, “Shar-zy”, “Sha” Ambition: To succeed at whatever I choose to do. Football (9,10,11,12}- fynte M. Kamioneh 199 Fairway Drive Art Club (Vice President 11,12); Girls Varsity Swimming Team (9,10,11,12); Yearbook Staff (12); National Honor Society (11,12); Academic Excellence Award (11,12); Southern Conference All Star Team (11,12); Spirit Week (10,12). Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. Softball (9,10,11); Business Club (10,11); Chorus (9,10,11); Chorus Co-Advisor (12). Jaleem Saced Khan 21 Hiller Drive “Bix”, “Simon” Ambition: To look like a professional bodybuilder while attending college, and succeed. Baseball (10); Spirit Week (10,11,12); Weight Training (10,11,12, etc...). William we Kinsley Chester Kogut 63 Cleveland Street 893 Newman Ave “Skin”, “Shmill” “Chet” Ambition: To receive life’s Ambition: To one day astonish the fulfillment of happiness world. satisfaction. Football (10,11). Outdoor Track (9); Basketball (10,11,12); Golf (12); Botany Club (9,10,11,12); Traub’s Traveling Science Club (9,10,11,12); Student Council (12). Kein Douglas £ Heureux 163 Briarbrook Drive “Kev,” “L’Heux” Ambition: To live and die in L.A. ' | Robert Lillier 345 Woodland Avenue Michal D. Kortacké 528 Fall River Avenue “Corn” Ambition: To be successful in college and bea Pro Football Player. Football (10,11,12 — Captain 38); Hockey (10,12); Track (11,12). Aimee Lane 58 Eleanor Drive Richard ge Krieger 95 Ricard Street “Geiser,” “Krieg,” “Kriegs” Renee Michele LaLorte 20 Stratford Road “Ray,” “Nay,” “Rain” Ambition: To be an F.B.I. Agent. Swim (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Commit- tee; Senior Supper Committee; In- door Track (12); Tennis (12). Michelle Layote 13 Brookfield Street “Mich” Ambition: To live a happy and wealthy life, and to be successful at everything I set out to do. Ilraal@ose Iiegyelk (MQ isi we Independent Study (12); Senior Supper (12); Senior Prom Committee (12); Spirit Week (11,12). Ga James A, Li ORO CURL 12 Lynn Street “Jim” Ambition: To go to college and become successful in whatever I choose to do. Hopefully to play college and pro football someday. Football (10,11,12 — Captain 54). Daniel S. Larkin 11 County Street “Tippy” Track (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12). Dennis Robert Luna, S- 5 Apple Orchard Lane “Beama,” “Ree,” “Denni,” “T.A.,” Aare bee Ambition: To own a collection of Corvairs, GTOs, 442s, + Trans Ams. Automotive Mechanic, Automotive Technician, Electrical Engineer, Trade School. Concert Band (9,10,11,12); Stage Band (9,10,11,12); Marching Band (9,10,11,12); Rush (9,10,11,12); Independent Study (12). 32 Meredith Jane Laine 240 Prospect Street “Merri,” “Mer,” “Merrila” Ambition: College, To have a successful career in music and theater performance and education. Chorus (9,10,11,12); Marching Band (9); Concert Band (9); Drama Club (9, President 10,11,12); South- eastern Massachusetts District Music Festival Auditions (9,10,11,12); Southeastern Massachusetts District Music Festival Concert Chorus (11); New England Music Festival Auditions (10,11,12); New England Music Festival Concert Chorus (10,11); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee. Neborah Le eLage 10 Stratford Road “Debbie,” “Deb,” “Loui” Ambition: To live a wealthy, healthy, happy life with Danny. Chorus (10,11,12); Yearbook (11,12); Spirit Week Activities (9,10,11,12); Business Club (10,11,12). james Lavine 240 Prospect Street PS VB G Denis SP Lefebore, SL 90 Bergeron Street “Denny,” “Corn” Ambition: Toown my own business. Baseball(9,10,11,12); Basketball (10,12). Dawn M. Lew. 27 Willard Avenue “Lou,” “Lewis,” “Louie Chewy” Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do and hope to become a professional hairdresser someday. Chorus (9,10,11,12); Richard (10,11,12). Rebecca Lypson 70 Linden Road “Becky,” “Beck” Ambition: College, To lead a happy and successful life. Tennis (10,11,12); Field Hockey (11,12); Yearbook Staff (12); National Honor Society (ll, Treasurer — 12); Academic Excellence Award Recipient (10,11,12); Spirit Week (11,12); National Math Test (10); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10,11,12). David . Lopes 17 Shady Lane “Dave,” “Lopes,” “Lopez,” “Del.” Ambition: To become a psychologist. Indoor Track (10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,12); Computer Club (10). Katrima fyi iS Vanning 40 Donald Lewis Drive “Kati,” “Kate,” “Katrina”. Field Hockey (9,10); Tennis (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week Committee (10,1112). 51 Linden Road “Kim,” “Kimmy,” “Kimber,” “Sis.” Christine ©. Marchettt 53 Applejack Lane “Chrissy,” “Chris” Ambition: Interior Decorator. Field Hockey (9,10,11, Co-Captain); Hockey Cheerleading (10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Junior Prom Committee. Sotn Je Margues 16 Fay Street Marq Kenneth Li OZCUL 308 West Avenue “Jay, Track (10); Spirit Week (11). Ambition: College; To be happy and successful in whatever I choose to do. Independent Study (12); Business Melissa Masse 119 Gregory Street . “Melis” Ambition: To live a very happy life and someday own my own art ) gallery. Volleyball (10,11,12); Tennis 111,12); Senior Yearbook Senior Prom Committee. lice Club (12); Yearbook Typist (11,12). beth Ann Gal Matonis 455 Read Street “Bethy” Ambition: Commercial Advertising; 4 year college. Field Hockey (9,10,11,12); Basketball Cheerleading (9,10); Hockey Cheerleading (11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12); Student Council Representative (9,10,11,12); Junior Prom Committee, Senior Supper Committee, Senior Prom Committee, A.V.A. (9,10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12). 33 i Famela v tnn o Tc. Gregor 70 Valley Street “Pam,” “Pammie,” “Pamboo” Ambition: To be a successful Legal Secretary. Concert Band (9,10,11,12); Marching Band (9,10,11,12); Chorus (10,11,12); Football Cheerleading (10,11,12); Basketball Cheerleading (9, Co-Captain 11,12); Competition Cheerleading (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); French Honor Society (10,11,12); Academic Excellence Award Recipient (10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Spirit Week Activities (9,10,11,12); Homecoming Float Committee (11,12); Business Club (11,12); Yearbook Typist (12). Joti Medeiros 62 Colfall Street “Burger John,” “Big John Studd,” Cc Spirit Week (9,10,11,12). Thomas . [Ic Gombe 730 Newman Avenue Timothy David Michaud 20 Gude Street “MICH,” “Crash” Ambition: To become an electrical engineer or become involved in the automobile industry. Shawn NceCormich 20 Miller Street “Mack,” “Cormick” Cross Country (9); Soccer (11); Indoor Track (9,10); Basketball (11,12); Baseball (9,10,11,12); French Honor Society (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Academic Excellence Award (10,11); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Independent Study (12). Paula F. Micheletti 286 Brown Avenue “Mick,” “Mickey” Ambition: College, Psychologist Field Hockey (9,10,11,12); Basketball Cheerleading (9,10); Softball (9); Basketball (11); Spring Track (11,12); Spirit Week Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Student Council (9,10). Melissa A. McWhinnie 119 Ledge Road ‘“‘Missie,’’ ‘‘Miss,’’ “Mc Nugget” Chorus (10,11,12); Hockey Cheerleading (9); Sly (9,10,11,12) ...); And Still Living! Dave (11... 4-Ever!). ‘Mel, @ fern fer Anne Nello 592 Fall River Avenue “Jenn,” “Jeffiner,” “Easter Bunny” Softball (10); Volleyball (11,12); Indoor Track (11,12); Outdoor Track (11,12); Flag Corps (9,10); Chorus (9,10); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Senior Supper Committee (12); Senior Prom Committee (12); Child Development II. Andrew Leter Moore 21 Wedgewood Drive “Andy, “Chuck” _ Ambition: Ph.D., Teaching. | Yearbook (11, Editor-in-Chief 12); | French Honor Society (10,11,12); | National Honor Society (11, | President 12); Academic Excellence | Award (10,11,12); Concert Band (9,10); Jazz Ensemble (10,11,12); Soccer (11,12); Baseball (9); Outdoor Track (10,11,12); Indoor tae (9,10); Spirit Week (9,10, Tr 2). brian Motta 22 Monarch Drive | Ambition: To be healthy, wealthy, and wise ... weatherwise and | otherwise. Computer Club. ; j | 4 Scott Miranda 61 Shey eke Drive cottie”. Ambition: To go to college, marry into wealth, and live my life to the fullest. Baseball (9,10,11,12); Football (11,12); Basketball (12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); French Honor Society (10,11,12); Independent Study (12). Tracy Griw Mau bhy 66 Hiller Liles “Murph”, “Trace”, “Crazy Trace”, “Chief Jay”. Ambition: To make a poor man wealthy, asick man healthy, to make a sad face smile and have fun all the while! Field Hockey (9,10,12); Basketball (9,10,11,12); Softball (9); Outdoor Track (10,11,12); Student Council (9,10); Class Treasurer (11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Latin Honor Society (10,11, President 12); Junior Prom Committee (11); Senior Prom Committee (12); Independent Study (12). Susan Melissa Monaghan 12 Bloomfield Street “Sukeearkee’’, “Suka”, “Susie”, “Sue”, “Zooma” Ambition: To reach the goals which I will set for myself. Volleyball (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Basketball (9); Senior Prom Committee (12); Yearbook Staff (12); Business Club (12); Early Enrollment Program (11). Dawn Marve Newmar 176 Carpenter Street ” ae “Little one’, ‘‘Munchkin”’, “Half-Ling” Ambition: To be an elementar school teacher and to continue rh my music. To grow?!? Drama Club (9,10 President -11,12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Academic Achievement (10,11,12); Indoor Color Guard (11,12); Jazz Ensemble (10,11,12); Marching Band (10,11, President-12); Concert Band(10,11,12); Pep Band (10,11,12). Lt LP. Morris 76 Monarch Drive “Mercury” Ambition: Attorney Cross Country (9,12); Outdoor Track (9); Stage Band (9,10,12); Latin Honor Society (10,11,12). SLatrich oy Vulbearn 80 Leonard Street W. Carl Noelle 87 Ellis Street “Carl,” “Nolt” Ambition: To get into the Air Force and tomakethe best of anything I do. Football (9,12). Christine Lacheco- 37 Pimental Drive “Chris,” “Pooky,” “Mun-chi-chi.” Ambition: To become a counciling psychologist and succeed in solving all problems. Class Vice-President (11); Class Secretary (12); Outdoor Majorettes (9, Co-Captain 10, Captain 11); Indoor Majorettes (Captain 11); Field Hockey (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); French Honor Society (11,12); Academic Award (9,10,11,12); Yearbook Staff (11,12); Chorus (11,12); Junior Prom Committee (11); Senior Prom Committee (12); Senior Supper Committee (12); Float Committee (11,12); Spirit Week (10,12); Spirit Week Committee (11,12); S.A.D.D. (11,12); Independent Study (12). 36 Christine Ann Olean 135 Warren Avenue “Chris,” “Chrissy” Ambition; College, Fashion Merchandising Hockey Cheerleading (10,11,12); Student Council Representative (12); Independent Study (12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Yearbook Committee (12); Senior Prom Committee; Senior Supper Committee; Business Club (10). Keith : John OUiver 16 Eleanor Drive “Keithafer,” “The King,” “Chelsea.” Varsity Swim (9,10,11,12); Concert Band (9,10,11); Marching Band (9,10,11); Drum Major (10,11); Jazz Band (9,10,11,12); Spirit Week (10); Year Book (12); Independent Study (12). Mary Viveira 40 Ermilinda Street Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do, and live a long and happy life with Manny... Business Club (11,12); Chorus (9,10); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Manny (10,11,12). Karen A. Ormonde 129 Anthony Street “Waddles”, “Grandma”, “Ormonde!!!!” Ambition: To be a successful Secretary or Receptionist Flag Corps (10,11); Business Club (10); Yearbook Typist (12). Nebbie Ann Dell 120 Cedar Lane “Deb,” “Debbie” Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do, and marry and be happy with Roger G. Business Club (10,11,12); Chorus (10,11,12); Yearbook Typist (11,12). Mark Lacheco- 38 Holly Drive “Chico,” “Cheek” Ambition: To graduate. Viudlerte Lopson 100 Ferncliffe Road “Val” Ambition: To be happy and successful in whatever I wish to ) pursue in life. Indoor Track (10,11); Tennis (10); Academic Awards (10,11); Concert Band(11); Marching Band (11); National Honor Society (11,12); Yearbook Staff (12). Vaureen Varte Surece 640 Taunton Avenue “More” Ambition: Business Management Marching Band (9,10,11,12); Concert Band (9,10,11,12); Independent Study (12). Lisanne Ledro bran Lenacho 736 Newman Aveue 39 Back Street “Lisa”, “Lee” “Nach,” “Nacho” Ambition: To be the best wife and Ambition: To get my high school mother I can be. Business Club diploma, and to have my own (11,12); Yearbook Typist (11,12). business and make lots of money. Leo- Chirstopher Sereira Carlene M. Leryy 586 Fall River Avenue 38 Balmoral Court Ambition: To live life to the fullest. “Carl” Football (11,12); Baseball (12). Ambition: To become a successful pilot. Field Hockey (9,10,11,12 — Co-Captain); Basketball Cheerleading (9,10); Hockey Cheerleading (11,12); Tennis (10,11,12); Concert Band (9 — Fresh. Rep.); Class Council (9 — Secretary, 10,11 — Representative, 12 — President); Student Council (9,10,11,12— Secretary); Junior and Senior Prom Committees; Spirit Week (9,11,12); Independent Study (12); Society Honoraire De Francaise (10,11); National Honor Society (11,12). Tom Lorry 288A Fall River Avenue “Myron,” “Tomass,” “Perrywinkle” Ambition: To own my own construction business. Jos: bY 41 Tallwood Drive Dif l] Kathryn L. Porn 15 Peep Toad Road “Kathy”, “Kath”, “K.P.” Ambition: Live life to the fullest and to achieve all goals I strive for. Girls Swim Team (9,10,11,12); In- door Track (10); Softball (10,11,12); Computer Club (10); Yearbook Staff (12); Natienal Honor Society (11,12); Sociedad Honoraria His- panica (10,11,12). Michelle £. Srotano 75 Ferncliffe Drive “Mich-L,” “Mem,” “Boingy,” “Mickey,” “Odie” Ambition: To be happy and successful in everything I do. Majorettes (10,11,12); Academic Excellence Award (11,12); Senior Prom Committee. LOrt SLeters 50 Lake Street Vatthew Rodnan Read 357 Anthony Street “Weed,” “Weedhopper,” “Rodman” Ambitions: To become a successful Architect. Captain P.J.’s Club(11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Chorus (10); Independent Study (12); Color Guard (9, Co-Captain 10,11,12). bruce Shaneuf : 180 Cherry Hill ; “Nuph” Ambition: To become rich and famous. rive Heather A. Rebello 91 Jean Drive “Heath” Ambition: To get out of high school and later get married and have 10 kids! Football Cheerleading (10,11,12); Basketball Cheerleading (10,11,12); Competition Cheerleading (11,12); Homecoming (11,12); Flag Corps (9); Chorus (10,11,12); Senior Prom Committee; Sly (9,10,11,12 ... and still living). Michelle Lyin Sratt 268 Taunton Avenue “Mich,” (“Mike” — thats for you Dad) Ambition: To get married and have kids. Sleep past noon. Help the dis- abled. Yearbook Typist (11); Yearbook Staff (12); Senior Prom Committee (12): Say er Grace Ke ay 542 Ledge Road “Jenn,” “Janifer,” “Peat” Ambition: Fashion Merchandising Concert Band (9,10,11,12); Marching Band (9,10,11,12); Mineral Club (9); Spirit Week (11,12); Band Secretary (12); Senior Supper (12); Independent Study (12); Yearbook (12); Asst. Drum. Major (12); Prom Committee (12). ; Kent J. Rheaume, ee 99 Metro Politan Park Avenue | “Stud,” “Studly,” “Stud Man” | Ambition: Tolive lifetothe fullest, to ‘someday become a great business lman and own my own company. ‘Make over a million dollars and idrive around in a Porsche. | a Vary R. Ruieshe 46 Summer Drive blizabeth Anne Reinhardt 626 Fall River Avenue “Libby” Ambition: To live a fulfilling and happy life. Girls’ Varsity Swim Team (9,10,11,12); Concert Band (9,11); Marching Band (9,11); National Honor Society (11,12); Societé Honoraire De Francais (10,11,12); Computer Club (10); Academic Excellence Award (10,11). Kimberly Arn Risto 74 Tanager Road “Kim,” “Riz,” “Agnus” Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. Outdoor Track (9,10); Marching Band (9,10,11,12); Concert Band (9,10,11, Pres. 12); Stage Band (10,11,12); Independent Study (12); Business Club (12). Yawn Rezendles. 22 Summer Drive “Trouble,” “Dawnie,” “Wiggles” Ambitions: Child Psychologist Football Cheerleading (10,11,12); Basketball Cheerleading (9,10); Chorus (11); SLY (9,10,11,12...and forever); Miguel and Dwayne (9,10,11,12 and forever); FLW (9,10,11,12 and forever lasting); Competition Cheerleading (10,12); Homecoming (11,12); Cheerleading Camp (12). Ronald H. R Uchey 160 Cherry Hill Drive Baseball (9,10); Indoor Track (10); Tricia (11,12). Michele Ke dey 1104 Taunton Avenue cric R our igues 193Jean Drive “Electric Eric,” “Red,” “Van Vizz,” “Rodney” Soccer (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Spanish Honor Society (11,12). Charlene M. Roldan 28 Malta Street “Cha”, “Cha-Cha” Ambition: To live life to the fullest and be the best at whatever I choose to do. Drama (9,10); Chorus (10). Jason Edward Roy Ambition: Medicine, Biology. To find things and change them. To meet all of the elements. Varsity Swimming (9,10,11,12); Outdoorsiracky GOs bIF 2): Cross-Country (11,12). Kinberley Russell 40 Rosewood Drive “Kim” Ambition: To fulfill most of the goals I set in life and create new ones so there will be no limitations to knowledge and happiness. Cross-Country (10,12); Indoor Track (9,10,12); Outdoor Track (9); French Honor Society (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Yearbook Editor (12); Stageband (9). Christopher N. Santos 157 Ledge Road Ambition: To find my niche in life. Cross Country (10); Indoor Track (10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9,10,11,12). 40 Pe Inne- Vargrethe Rosland In Norway: Silcveland 4342 Undheim, Norway “Ann”, “Annie”, “Dadda”, “Rosie” Ambition: To become a Veterinarian and get rich. Foreign Exchange Student, Independent Study, Basketball, Tennis Carla Marte Rugg 174 Warren Avenue “Rugby”, “Carrr-la” Drama (9,11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,12); Model United Nations (10); Student Council (11); Challenge Program (11); Debate Team (11); International Club (11); Independent Study (12); Spanish Honor Society (11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Senior Supper; Senior Prom; Indoor Spring Track (12); Yearbook (12); Volleyball (12); Chorus (10,11); National Spanish Exam (10). Russel Jalgueiro 43 Cindy Drive Seoffrey D. Saucier 53 Marlaine Drive “Sauce”, “Cornhole” Ambition: To succeed in life at whatever I do. Meredith French Javignano- 64 West Avenue “Mimi”, “Sav”, “Meem”, “Bunny”. Ambition: To go to college and become successful in whatever I choose to do. Basketball (9,10,11,12); Track (9); Spirit Week (10); Senior Prom Committee; Field Hockey (9); Independent Study (12); (Steve 11,12, forever). Wendy Jean Seolaro 55 Cleveland Street “Gwadells”, “Wen”, “Windy”, “Wendell” Ambition: To marry Kenny and be successful in whatever I choose todo. Independent Study (12); Kenny (SELON AT? eee) s joseph ah Sears 25 Kemper Street “Joey”, “Sammy”, “Joe”, “Ramjo”. Ambition: To be successful in life and to succeed at all my goals, and to join the Armed Forces. Karate (10,11); Camping. Sodi- Anne JSizenshy 91 Pine Street “Jo”, “Jodi Didi” mbition: Psychology rench Honor Society (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); earbook Editor (12). Christine Julte JSawyer 76 Willis Avenue “Chris”, “Chrissie” Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. gee (12); Independent Study Cory jon Scott 65 Bear Hill Road Ambition: To live life to the fullest and to be successful in a prosperous career. Ice Hockey (9,10,11,12); Tennis (10,11,12) Sheila Sheldon 552 Lincoln Street “Deanie” Ambition: To graduate from high school and live a happy life. Business Club (11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12). Melissa Ann Smart 717 Arcade Avenue “Missy” Ambition: To be successful in what I do. To make the best out of life. Child Development (10,11,12); Independent Study (12). 41 Grin Le Cigh Sntth 19 Warwick Road “Erin”, “Airhead”, “Er” Ambition: Interior Decorator; To live life to its fullest and to live each day as if it were my last. Independent Study (12); Spirit Week (10,11,12). en C ae G Antonio ; Y. ¢ Soares, f Tr. 135 Ledge Road LOny a leone Ambition: “To be James Dean for a day” A Proprietor, and to remain “The Eligible Bachelor”. Football, Basketball, Track, Tennis. PYavoid Souto 49 Winter Drive “Beaver”, “Souto” Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Working on cars, Football. Richard Souza 1006 Fall River Avenue Antonia Soares 135 Ledge Road “Tanha”, “Tan”, “Tee”, “Whitney” Ambition: Pre-Med, Management, Something!!! Basketball (JV9,10,V11,12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Track (10); Field Hockey (JV10); Prom Committee (11,12); Tennis (V11,12); Class of ’87 President (11); Vice-President (12); Student Council President (12); Yearbook (12); Newspaper (12). Kim Upson ¢ Squire 180 Elm Street “Squire” Ambition: Fashion Consultant Outdoor Track (9); Swim Team (10,11,12); Spirit Week Committee (9,10,11,12); Prom Committee (11,12); Yearbook Committee (12); Independent Study (12). . Vancy Joczeh 120 Sykes Road “Nancina”, “Chip”, “Freddie”, “C. Lite” Ambition: To gotocollege for Child Psychology. Drama (9,10); Football Cheerlead- ing (11,12); Basketball Cheerlead- ing (11,12); Cheerleading Camp (12): Joseph M. Souza 20 Vista Court Ambition: Undecided. | Baseball (10,12); Indoor Track (12); Cross Country (12); Spirit Week | (9,10,11,12); Sociedad Honoraria | Hispanica (12). | David Sullivan 174 County Street “Meathead”, “Meaty” Sarah L. JSurbrenant 44 Arcade Avenue “Lacey” _ Ambition: To swim with the fishes _ in the deep blue sea. Girls Varsity Swim Team Oo = VOM ll 2 seo pirit week _ Participant (10); French Honor ' Society (10,11,12); National Honor ' Society (11,12). Peter Stewart 33 Pocahontas Drive “Pete”, “Stew” Ambition: To win the French open and own a Porsche. Tennis (9,10,11,12); Yearbook (11,12); Concert Band (9,10); Jazz Ensemble (11,12); French Honor Society (11,12); Basketball (10). Stephen Setzer 127 Tompson Drive “Tetz” Ambition: To be a rich, successful Businessman. Golf (9,11,12); Independent Study (12). Colleen Beth Sullivan 530 Ledge Road “Coll”, “Frank” Ambition: To be a very successful Journalist and newsbroadcaster. President (9,10); Spirit Week (9,10,12); Prom Committee (10,12); Yearbook Staff (10,12); Student Council (9,10,12); Food Committee (9,10); Spanish Honor Society (10,12). Donna Shibault 7 Plainfield Street Subodhhumur C Sunduran 42 Mohawk Drive Ambition: Medical Doctor National Honor Society (11,12); Computer Club (10); Yearbook (10,12); Math Team (12). Christina Fiatt 402 Brown Avenue “Chrissy”, “Chris” Ambition: Elementary School Teacher; Child Psychologist. Concert Band (9,10,11,12); Marching Band (9,10,11,12); Drama Club (9,10, Treasurer 11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Academic Award Recipient (10,12); Senior Prom Committee (12); Indoor Colorguard (12). Karen Lee Shibault 1280 Newman Avenue “ r” Ambition: To take whatever I can in life and use it to my advantage, and make the best of it. To be proud of my lifestyle. Business Club (10,11,12); SADD (11); Yearbook Staff (11); Yearbook Typist (11,12) Cobol; Future Business Leaders of America(10,11). Grtc 2 Jon Vinidal 50 Noble Street Ambition: College, Engineering; To be successful Cross Country (9,10); Soccer (11,12); Hockey (9,10,11,12); Baseball (9,10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Société Honoraire de Francais (10,11,12 Sec. Treasurer); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12). 44 Kinberly Wh Shurber 78 Bass Street “Kimmie Joyce,” “Quasi” Ambition: Lawyer or a psychiatrist. Drama (10,11); Senior Prom Committee (12). David 2 If, Tr SQOOCS 128 South Wheaton Avenue “Dave,” “Trave” Ambition: Army. Missie (11...) 4-EVER!!!!!!! Carleen Tracey 111 Mayflower Drive “Bean” Ambition: Surgical Nurse. Concert Band (9,10); Marching Band (9,10); Volleyball (9,10,11,12); Indoor Track (9,10,12); Outdoor Track (11); Tennis (12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Yearbook (12); Senior Supper Committee; Spirit Week Committee (9,10,12); Independent Study (12). Todd Urquhart 88 Briarbrook Drive “Toddler,” “Waddles” Ambition: To do the best I can poriDls do, at whatever I try to succeed in and stay with athletics as long as possible. Football (10,11, Captain 12); Hockey (10,11, Captain 12); Outdoor Track (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Academic Excellence (10,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); National Math Test (9,10); Weight Lifting (11,12). 7 Plainfield Street “Theresa,” “Te” Ambition: To attend a four year college and get a degree as a CPA. Chorus (9); Yearbook Typist (11,12); Yearbook Staff (Assistant Business Editor 12); Business Club (10,11); National Honor Society (11,12); Cobol (12); Academic Excellence (9,10,11,12). Sandra Elizabeth Ven Wegoner 87 Stratford Road “Sandy,” “Madonna,” “Blondie” Ambition: Magazine Editor National Honor Society (11,12); French Honor Society (10,11,12); Academic Excellence Award (10,11,12); Yearbook Staff (12); Latin Club (10); Chorus (12); Newspaper Staff (12); Independent Study (12). Michelle Lee Veader 33Sims Avenue “Mc”, “Mesh”, “Ratt 2”, | “Dingleberry” Ambition: To be the best in whatever, and just be me. Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Tommy CLIT 2) Karen SF. Werner 30 Mohawk Drive Ambition: To gotocollegeandlivea happy and healthy life. Outdoor Track (9,10,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Basketball (9); Field Hockey (12). Richard Vieira 40 Sherman Avenue “ = ” i Ambition: To be a jet engine mechanic. Carla Viega Wihnon 150 Brookhill Drive “Koala” Ambition: Veterinarian. Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Yearbook Staff (12); Academic Excellence Award (10,11,12). (ny Claire Vignal’ 5 Roosevelt Street “Emu,” “Vig,” “Aim” Ambition: Interior Design. Volleyball (9,10,11,12 Co-Captain); Basketball (9); Indoor Track (10,12); Outdoor Track (9,10); Tennis (11,12); Class Repre- sentative (9,10); Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class Treasurer; Student Council (9,10,11,12); S.A.D.D. Committee; Food Advisory Board (9,10,11,12); Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Senior Super Committee; Spirit Week (9,10,11,2); National Honor Society (11,12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (10,11, Secretary-Treasurer, 12); Independent Study brian WU alberg 466 County Street “Bri,” “Wally” Ambition: College — rock band drummer. Delta Wedding (10); Pax Ronarc (11). Janet Anne Vermette 530 Ledge Road “Jawack,” “Honees,” “Janette” Ambition: To attend travel-tourism school to become a commercial airline stewardess cruise director. Student Council; Freshmen Representative; Sophomore Vice- President; S.A.D.D.; Play on Substance Abuse; Food Advisory; Yearbook Staff; Spirit Week Committee; Homecoming Floats; Junior and Senior Prom Committee; Sophomore Semi-Formal; Senior Supper Committee; Concert; Marching Band; Band Officer; Senior Representative; Fashion Show; Independent Study. Jumes. Ue U- arren 71Hammond Street “Tosh,” “Luk” Ambition: College: Marry the most gorgeous girl. Baseball (9,10,11,12); Golf (11,12); Hockey (10,11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Academic Excellence Award; Spanish Society (10,11). 45 Brenda Lynn Williauns 640 Arcade Avenue “Bre’, “Bren”, “Brenny” Ambition: To get my Masters at Brown University. Then travel to Europe and Australia. Chorus (9,10); French Club (10); Students Against Drunk Driving (9,10); Independent Study (12); Yearbook (12); Senior Supper (12); Spirit Week (12). Sharon Wills 60 Back Street “Shar” Ambition: To travel and to make the best of whatever situation I am in. Basketball (9,10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (11,12); WPC (10,11,12). : Vancy Whitaker 656 Lincoln Street “Nance” Ambition: Colle ge: Kindergarten Teacher, to be successful in what I do. Spirit Week (9,10); Independent Study. Lisa An VYattaw (s 45 Ipswich Street “Lisa-Lisa”, “Bootie” Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Track (9); Student Council Representative (11); Prom Committee (11,12); Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Independent Study; Senior Supper Committee; Cheerleading (12). Ronald . Vy, hite Tr. 190 Sagamore Road “Ron” Ambition: To enter the science, law, or medical field. Drama (9,10,11,12); Yearbook (12); Band Announcer (9,10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); Honor Roll (10,11,12); Drama Club; Treasurer (10,12) Kaul Young 24 Roosevelt Street Rachel Ann Wiles 38 Redwood Lane Ambition: College, Succeed in whatever I choose to do and live life to it’s fullest. Spirit Week (9,10,11,12); Prom Committee (12); Yearbook Typist (12). 4 lny Elizabeth Woodside 49 Pimental Drive “Aim”, “Amos”, “Wood”, “Yamy” Concert Band (9,10,11); Marching — Band (9,10,11); Jazz Ensemble (10,12); Band Representative (10,11); Fashion Show (10); Independent Study (12); Chorus (9) Robert JS. Young 60 French Drive “Bob”, “Boob”, “Bwab” Ambition: To become a Doctor. Basketball (9,10,11,12); Baseball (9); Cross Country (9,10); Outdoor Track (10,11,12); S pirit Week (9,10,11,12); National Honor Society (11,12); French Honor Society (10,11,12). Navid William p 195 Central Avenue “Dave’’, “Stalker’’, “Sprout”, “Stretch” Ambition: To be a Pro Basketball Player and to succeed in life. Indoor Track (9,10); Basketball (10,11,12); Outdoor Track (9). Bonnie Hope Lisserson 27 Tallwood Drive “Bon Bon”, “Barney”, “Bonzee” Ambition: To live a successful and happy life. Marching Band (9,10,11); Concert Band (9,10,11). Seekonk’s Kym Ferri Colleen Sullivan Wendy Brescia Andy Moore Michelle Protano Marc Goyette — Kim Risio Dana DiMarco Jessica Butler Chris Garland Deidre Iannone Frank Costa Christine Devine Shawn McCormick Chris Pacheco Karen Bergeron Steve Beckler Kim Russell Chris Sawyer Tanha Soares Dan Antonio Kevin Devine Terry Thibault Eric Vandal Dave Lopes Amy Vignali Kati Manning Billy George Jodi Sizensky Rachel Wills Denise Cote Donna Cosgrove Paula Bousquet Sue Botelho Dan Larkin Andrew Fredricks Michele Riley Rob Curran Erick Bergstrand Tina George Sandy Van Wagner Sheila Sheldon W onderkids Carla Rugg Chris Olean Scott Miranda Carla Wahnon Tony Soares Alicia Ghiorse Scott Altonian Debbie O’Dell Sarah Supernaut Karen Warner Todd Urquhart Bob Young Pam McGregor Jen Mello Ron White Chris Marchetti Mary Oliveira Kim Squier Michelle Lajoie Tim Dolan Mimi Savignano Anne-Margrethe Rosland Brian Boldt Carlene Perry Joe Souza Libby Reinhardt Ted Fasteson Kris Foley Vidal DeMedeiros Rebecca Lipson Kelly Briggs Beth Matonis Jennifer Brown Mandy Howard Dawn Newman Dina Cloutier Janet Vermette Donna Thibault Kerri Bernardino Karen Ormonde Amy Woodside Tracy Duliban MOST GULLIBLE Alicia Ghiorse Mike Baldani “Tr’s an offer you can’t refuse.” Lig _h GEASStGOURLE Chris Garand Andy Moore “Was it something I said . .. Was it something I didn’t say .. -: MOST INTELLIGENT MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Wendy Howell Tanya Soares a oe Peter Stewart Chris Hanle And this is the cream of the crop at Seekonk High.” “Be true to your Pool a TYPICAL SENIOR Amy Vignali Bob Young “AHHHHHH,, This is the life.” MOST FLIRTATIOUS Renee LaPorte Tony Soares “Get a little closer, Don’t be shy ...’ oh SE eae, MOST UNIQUE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sandy VanWagoner Carlene Perry Evan Gwilliam Peter Stewart “Evan, you defy Newton’s Law of Gravity.” “Someday this all could be yours . . . If the price is right.” 55 Entertainer Rocks Us Through the Night The Sophomore Semi-Formal for the Class of ’87 was held on March 8, 1985 at the ultramodern, spacious, and very “luxurious” SHS Cafeteria. It was an exciting time for us, because it was the first formal event we had ever attended as a class. At first, we all felt slightly uncomfortable with the girls in formal dresses and the guys in suits and jackets. We didn’t seem to mind, however, when everyone started to dance. The Entertainer rocked us through the night to our favorite songs. In all, it was a super time for the Class of 87 and a night that will not soon be forgotten. “Pll give Travolta a run for his money.” “You look mahvelous, darling.” + 4 it ' “Gross! What’s in the Swedish Meatballs!” This Was the Night! The time FINALLY arrived for our Junior Prom. It seems we had waited forever for this big night. After plan- ning all year we decided it would be held at the Quidnessett Country Club in North Kingston on June 13, 1986. The backdrop of Narragansett Bay and a beautiful terrace was the perfect setting a very special night. With Mrs. Steere’s expert directions we all arrived safely without too much trouble. As we filtered into the ball- room, we lined up for our pictures. Everyone looked so nice: the guys in ties, and the girls in their gowns. At last we were maturing. As the music was playing we began dancing and the night got off to a really great start thanks to the expert “D.J.ing” by the Entertainer. The dinner was served and what a change from our regular lunches at school. Later on in the evening the waiters and waitresses selected the queen, Paula Micheletti, and her court, Rachael Wills, Chrissy Marchetti, Chris Pacheco, and Beth Matonis. After they were announced we all danced to our theme song “This Could be the Night.” Finally the time came to say good- bye! As we were leaving we got our favors and gave our thanks to our advisors, Mrs. Steere and Mrs. Velardo. This was surely a night that would forever be etched in our memories. Joe Medina, Beth Matonis, James Warren, Chris Marchetti, Paula Micheletti, Paul Faria, Christine Pacheco, Keith Andrews, Rachael Wills, Dana Roderick. No! Not another picture. n. v o Ss) aol GS = B oD a fe) = 3 ie) 8) u xs w iss] a B Hey, Freshman Year (1983-1984) We came to the high school filled with anticipation and ex- citement. It would be difficult getting accustomed to a new school, new rules and new people. Luckily, though, through rumors we found out that elevators did not exist. This gave us a slight edge on the upperclassmen. We were surprised to find that we had so many more freedoms in high school than we did in junior high school. In the lunch room we did not have to listen to Mr. Kaveny talking on a microphone while we were eating to keep us in line. Up and down staircases didn’t exist. Probably the biggest privilege was that we were 60 allowed to chew gum without getting detention. Spirit week arrived; how- ever, our spirits had a lot to be desired, as we clinched last place. As the year went on we had fund raisers and when the summer months rolled around we had to take finals, some- thing quite new to us. When we made it through finals we could all say that we had made it through the first year of high school. We all knew that this was the place that would occupy a large part of our lives for four years as a place for both growing and maturing. Sophomore Year (1984-1985) Now as Sophomores we could pick on the Freshmen, which was something we thought we’d never do. We had our magazine drive which was very successful which was essential for our future Senior Supper and proms. This year we were determined to win Spirit Week, as we all had to wear jeans, white shirts and bandannas in the stands. Still after all the work with posters and preparation we maintained third place in the competition. After Spirit Week we knew we had to get some unity in our class, so the student council planned a Sophomore Semi- Formal around Christmas time. Even though we didn’t have a very big turn out, we still had a lot of fun. Then we ordered our class rings and now we could feel the true spirit of high school. This year probably seemed the longest because most of us fall into the “‘“Sophomores Slump” but we came around after exams, for we would finally become Juniors and start plan- ning our first prom. Our Senior year was by far the best for most of us. We could finally rule the school! It was a busy year because on top of homework we had to worry about S.A.T.’s, college applications, financial aid and meeting yearbook deadlines. Our class became closer than ever as we had many class func- tions. Our Senior Supper was a lot of fun, especially remem- bering the 8th grade camping trip and how we looked when we were smaller. At the end of the year we had our prom at the Biltmore Plaza, class night, graduation, and then we would go off on sepa- rate roads. Sadness hit us then, as we Senior Year (1986-1987) recalled all of the good times we had and how quickly the time passed. The realization that some of the people we’ve grown up with since grade school might never see again was an emotional experience. This was the saddest part of the whole year. We all know that we would not have the securi- ties of high school anymore and that we would have to go out and make the best of our- selves in the real world. We will forever remember our high school days, our friends, the teachers that made impressions on us and the changes that occured, which all helped us to grow and become the people we are today. Junior Year (1985-1986) We came back as upperclass- men and we felt important. We were optimistic about the year to come. Then we took the P- SAT’s and got our first taste of the college boards. For Spirit Week we all wore t-shirts, as we stood in the bleachers cheering our teams on to a hopeful victory. But needless to say, we got another stroke of bad luck and placed third. We began planning our Prom daily and we had some- thing to look forward to at the end of the year. We were sad because many of our friends were graduating and we know that next year would be our year. 61 CLASS CLOWN Beth Matonis Steve Beckler “The picture speaks for itself.” MOST ARTISTIC Melissa Masse Jeff Defontes ‘ S- ” ‘So we can use brushes tomorrow, Mrs. Rodriquez? LIFE OF THE PARTY Lisa Fournier Matt Henson “What? This is illegal?” 62 FRIENDLIEST Tina George Mark Goyette “No matter what insult you come up with, you just can’t wipe those smiles off their face.” MOST ATHLETIC Dina Cloutier Todd Urquhart “These are the best seats in the house — better than buying tickets!” MOST MUSICAL Sue Head Doug Allen “The gong is one of the most challenging instruments to play... You have to hit it with just the right precision.” 63 64 Memories Emotions Our Senior Supper was held on October 30, at the Golden Antler in Attleboro. It was definitely a night to remember with all of the dancing and the reminiscing. This supper was probably more meaningful than our Junior Prom because it was the first real time our class was together as one. Through the efforts of Mr. Hurley, Colleen Sullivan, and Janet Vermette, the first half of the night was devoted to our eighth grade camping trip slide show. It was hilarious to see how everyone looked four years ago and to see how we’ve changed. But it struck all our emotions when we realized that this was our last year together and how sad we will feel come springtime. After the buffet, the dancing began and we shook the Antler with the Entertainer with our chicken dance. It was all over at 10:30 p.m. but everyone felt they could continue dancing all through the night. The Senior Supper was a true blast! . . . Ld € jeve over the past for it is gone; and do not = be le ure, for itis yet to Come, live in the present and ue it worth remembering. y, i'm ok y Y m gonna join the band and we're gonna sing in celebration. Take me to the Promised Land lebration Da — Led Zeppelin rtne! ae Amaral _ “Never let yesterday's Jouds ‘stund 3 shine.” eith thank always bei the way of tomorrow’s sun- here, my best friend.” “The ith one step.” : Joseph Roec To be successful in running my owh business, and to be the best that possibly ‘be. oe whatever you do try to do it your quardes hara amanha o acres frazer hoje (Don't put off ‘ou can do yo Poston Longtime. anced Patricia Axile— in your heart is the deepest secret aonedy knows . here lies the root of the root and the bud of the bud and the sky of the sky of a tree called life; which grows higher than any soul can hope or mind can hide, and this is the wonder that a “Neal Baker Mama told me never to look into the eyes of the son, but Mama, _ that’s where the fun is. — Bruce Spee : | Michael ®. -Boldani - fight back to regain it. The freedom to live as we please or die as we please is as natural as nature itself. We live free with a memories of the many who died to preserve _ it, Tricia Anno Barboza_ -_ Hit the ball over che fence and you can take vou ume going beat the bases. John Raper : — : Kevin Joeseph Bartels Yo all that I've Met in these four years, | wish gee and sake = future. : : ‘ ‘Jeffery Rhee Beaudette Hey Greg, how come you weren’t in class yesterday’ Everyone is striving for something, to escape to succeed, or simply to survive, Your own belief.” Scephen D. Beckler e “For how many things, which for our own sake we should never do, : do we perform for the sake of our friends.” Kerri Lynn Bernardino “Friends are all that is real, they are the source of our accomplish- Ps ments and the strength in our failures, without friends life would be empty.” Thank you Doug, Sue, Karen, Kelly, Kevin, and Mike. Paul Bizier If your circle stays unbroken, then you're a lucky man cause it never, never, has for me in the palace of the virgin lies the Chalice of the Soul. It’s likely you might find the answer there. — “DIO” Brian Kenneth Boldt you won't get wise with the sleep still in your eye no matter what your dream might be. — (RUSH,2112.) Susan Boretho “If L could through myself set your spirit free, I'd lead your heart away, see you break away into the light.” “Take my hand you know Pil be there. If you can, I'll cross the sky for your love.” — U2 Thanks eae Kerri, Kim, Kelly, Karen you too Danny for being Michael J. Bourque To live life to the fullese. Karen Jean Bergeron “Some people are going to like me and some aren’t, so I might as well be me. Then at least I will know that the people who like me, like me.” Erick Robb Bergstrand Improvement makes straight roads, but crooked without im- provement are roads of genius. No experience isevera complete fede — it can always serve asa - ¢ , Zi would you _ Freedom is the most precious thing in life, If someone takes i icaway, T don’t need no arms around me. 1 don’t need no drugs to calm me. 1 have seen the writing on the wall. Don’t think [need anything atall. “Revolunuon begins i your heart, in your refusal to compromise You don’t get something for nothing you don't get freedom for free — y-eeomy, friends thanks fr all the spedial times! ata. fag ont “= Paula Monica Bousquet “Optimism is the sure confidence that whatever curves are thrown your way, you will make the best of any situation.” A problem is a problem only if you want it to be. You can transform a problem into — an opportunity. Hilary Lynn Bradley We are not here to see through one another, but to see one another through. The only rose without a thorn is friendship. K.F., C.R., K.F., you’ve been good friends. Never forget all the good times. Mom, thanks for everything, I love you. Wendy Brescia No one can take away your rights to never surrender. (Kelly and Danny.) Thanks for the good times, J.R., K.D., T.H., K.D., you guys are great. Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you. Kelly Ann Briggs Missy, just don’t you worry about it. To, MS, NB, SS, KP, SP, JB, RM, RM, LM, Thanks for everything you did for me, you made my life the best it could be. (Thanks guys I love ya): Through the years when everything went wrong together we were strong as long as it’s ok I'll stay with you through the years. We've been through every- thing there is, can’t imagine anything we can’t do. Through the years through all the good and bad I loved the life we had, I’ve never bee afraid you kissed my tears away as long as we all should stay right here, I will be with you through the years. Dave, I will never forget you and | will always love you, FOR- EVER!!! Thanks Mom and Ben — You helped me out a lot, I love ya. Jennifer Lee Brown You are never given the power to dream without also being given the power to make it come true. Listen to the MUSTN’TS, child, Listen to the DON’TS, Listen to the SHOULDN’TS, the IM- POSSIBLES, the WON’TS, Listen to the NEVER HAVES, Then listen close to me — Anything can happen, child, ANYTHING can be. — Shel Silverstein Savy Bun “Sometimes, I think the things we see are the shadows of the things to be; That’s what we plan we build.” “For all of the hard things to bear and grin, The hardest is being taken in.” Thanks to my Mom and Dad, Jay and all my brothers, for the four years they had put up with me through high school. I love you all. Jessica Lynn Butler Build yourself a strong box, fashion each part with care; when it is strong as your hand can make it, put all your troubles there; Hide there all your failures and each bitter cup that you quaff; Lock all your heartaches within it, then sit on the lid and laugh. Daniel S. Candeias “Dream On.” “Drive carefully and go slow.” James Joseph Carter “Dreams turn to nightmares, heaven turns to hell my time confu- sion nothing more to tell.” “Sabbath bloody Sabbath nothing more to do.” “Living just for dying, dying just for you yeah.” — Black Sabbath ; Karlene B. Carter “Too many hands on my einke too many feelings, too many things on my mind, when I leave I don’t know what I’m hoping to find; and when I leave I don’t know what I’m leaving behind.” — Rush Signals Good Luck to S.V., J.T., and T.M. your the best! Jon Caruso “The world is full of Kings and Queens that bind your eyes and steal your dreams, it’s Heaven and Hell.” “Sup, it’s going, larer, Sounds like fun to me, | hate this class, Is class almost over? Would I do a mean thing like that to a nice kid like you. Like wow, is American Great or what? Gee, can I do that too! Gee wis ma. Oh, I'm deeply wounded because you are so giving and | am so underserving, ya thats something I want to do for the rest of my life.” Matthew R. Cing-Mars “Stay Hungry!” “Pump Iron” “Flex” Dina Cloutier “Questions that have answers; Roads that take you far; Confidence and teamwork; It’s who you really are; Bringing out that special you, all that you desire: Doin’ it together; Always reachin’ higher.” “Nothing is as valuable as a loyal friend, find one and you have found a treasure.” “You're going to make mistakes, but they’re the only thing you can truly call your own.” “Play the game, and you know you can’t quit until irs won.” Donna Marie Cosgrove “Sister Christian oh, the time has come and you know that you're the only one to say O.K. Where you goin’? What you lookin’ for you know those boys don’t want to play no more with you . . . Sister Christian there’s so much in life, don’t you give it up if all your time is due. It’s true.” — Night Ranger Frank C. Costa “You only get out of something what you put into it,” “Do what you can, with what you have, where you are,” “When it comes time to die, be sure you don’t find out that you haven't lived.” — Theadore Rossevelt Michael Joseph Costa “And an eagle fell from a mountain high, and then all them night things come and pick at a beautiful thing that only the sun ever got near.” Denise Marie Cote “Sometimes, I think the things we see are Shadows of the things to be, That every hope that has been crossed and every dream we thought was lost shall come true if believed in your heart.” To mem and dad thanks for always being there for me... | love yo! 3 ee pe ct Mi pein Oi Sc RR RE EES Timothy Owen Dolan _ sharing them with me, you’ ve been my _. thanks for being there; you've been for you | wouldn’t have made it to where | am now. I Sean C. DuVAlly Robert E. Curran III “There is no easy way from the earth to the stars — Senoca. The singular multiplicity of this universe draws my deepest attention. It is a thing of ultimate beauty.” — The Stolen Journals Lance Edward Custodio “She's got a Jaded Heart,” “You gotta live one way and that’s Day By Day,” “No Remorse — No Repent — We don’t care what it meant — another day another death — another sorrow, another Breath.” “I’m a $.M.F.” “Jesus King ... King of Kings” “777” “1 read your mind like an open book,” “You got the key the key to my heart. Go ahead and use it drag me in, slam the door and I'll be yours forever more. “In My Dreams,” “I still love you,” “Y plus W” “Why does no one seem to understand That it’s more than love I need. It’s so hard to keep your faith alive. Cliff and Randy Lives. “Believe in yourself and success will come easier.” Darrell A. Davidow Life is a never ending spiral that becomes a straight line and then runs into a brickwall. Live life in the breakdown lane. Kelly Jean Debney : “There’s a special art of living. And the challenge must be met, but the longer that you try it, Why the better you will get. Don’t waste your time in waiting for the world to come to you. You have to climb the mountain to appreciate the view.” Kimberly Ann Debney “To my mother I'd like to thank you mom, for being so strong, when we needed you the most — You were always there and without you we never would have made it through — and for that | LOVE YOU!” “Success is not a matter of chance, itis a matter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved.” Jeffrey Robert DeFontes “Stop and take a look around you, see where you have been, where you are now, and think about where you're going. Go with your feelings and you will always be pene: Enjoy life while you can — it goes by too fast.” : Vidal A DeMedeiros, Jr. ; “Life’s for my own to live my own way.” — Metallica Christine Elizabeth Devine ‘ “While hurrying through this spirited time of victory and defeat, I have found the friendships that will stay with me as I go. I have gained the strength to lead and the confidence to follow. These lessons | will take, keeping a carefree heart and a searching mind,” Kevin John Devine “How I wish you were here. We're just pwo lost souls swimming ina fish bowl year after year. Running over the same ground, whathave we found. The same old fears, wish you were here.” — Roger Waters Dana Kristen DiMarco To Mom, Alan, Dad, and Billy thank you for all your continuous love and support throughout my high school years; I love you all very much. To all my friends especially Kim, Trish, Lisa, Chris, Paula, Squire, and Alicia: Thanks for a very special four years. “Life is not a having and a getting, but a being and a becoming.” Karen Elizabeth Ditson “We cannot forget one another, but we cannot stay together. We must all say goodbye and get on with our lives, but we should always remember the memories. “Yesterday's over my shoulder, so I can’t look back for too fone There’s just too much to see waiting in front of me, and I know that I just can’t go wrong.” — Jimmy Buffett JoAnn Ferreira To leave Seekonk High with a lot of mem luck co you. I’m going to miss you D. friends to me. If i you both. Gene, thank you for being the best part of my life, the part] could — live without. I Love tou, es much! Seekonk; ic sbeen ; re : i Kimberly B. Ferri Catch the wind slowly, follow your heart’s en Go ax it foods you until you are full. Catch the wind slowly, let ic billow your sail; If you follow your heart, you never —_ fail. If you find someone who cares, hold on tight and don’tlet go. If not, their feelings may change. They may slip Sy and y: know If they leave fora short time. Show them them you care, because if they still have felines, if me will always be there. — SDWM Ted Fast “Oh Yeah, ee “The Who, g ae Riche” “69 AMX, “ “in Power.” Richard Thomas Ferland “John your not walking straight” He: “Jimmy it’s the weekend” Z eet 7. “Rhonda stop bothering John” Tracy E. Duliban fe Yesterday we were children reaching, grabbing for our mother's © hand. Today we are young adults, pleading, begging for our father's car. Tomorrow we will be adults looking Spe ‘e for me! Re oe t ; Lp 30%, gs don’t change: Ban, and Jane Pache PP All That You Touch and A er Be” — Pink Floyd. “ De Wild Heart” — Stevie Ni r her help and support bly never would have m ally made a differg (ost precious gift. est feeling. Life's most valuable posses time, All is Losr. Love, Who cares? Friendship, nothing fidtters, : ve Friendship, — The elements of Life. : Thank you Mom and Dad for everything you’ve done. noe en Both! Lynn Marie Gaboriault “If make a'mark in time, I can’t say the mark is mine. I’m only the underline of the word. Yes, I'm like him, just like you. I can’t tell . you what to dg. Like everybody else I’m searching through what I'v tevens Cha — Thanks for being there for me! Love I'm leaving you my reign — Havea good one! J do and Cherry — I’m going to miss you nwo shot Go Luck Trish - you deserve it! bull low, of people | love, p ough. Sometimes | feel ti to lose, bue witho y friends for ng thes — you've shared my lade my. Nees come t ove You . .. forever. anks for always being there for me — I love you y cousin Tammy we both knew we could do it, a ye! Thanks for being a best friend all these years. The road is | So whereve Just one more ai aand Im Tm on my way Home Sweet many romantic dream hearts like an nothing keep free. Homg the bote to see the mea epth can be dece BW. wtness, after all, in spit }be not so mucha’ tain Size aS a Certain qua : ; be present in dives whose rangé is very small.” de James A. Lamoureux © “Good-bye to-friends, Good- -bye to all the past, I guess that, we'll meet, we ll meet in the end.” — OZZY Everyone goes through changes, looking to find the truth, don’t look at me for answers , don't ask me | don’t know.) OZZY Renee Michelle La Porte “Sometimes changes are hard to understand and except. People are — always changing for other people. Sometimes [ am very hard to understand:but, if you love me for myself then I will love you, tory you too. Because if people can’t love you for your faults along with — your qualities, chen they're not worthy of your love.” Thanks for a very special friendship M.L., M.M., C.-T. Daniel Lark D ; eard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter.” Keats Bs: ea Lipson : Don't walk in front of me may not lead; just walk _ puppets of dest ally waitin ; unarcended we try be free; cf imberly K. saa Whar is a true frien incere, How rare true : dship. A true friend talks freely, dvi Ase a adventures boldly, takes alf atly, defends ¢ continues to be a friend unc ha geable. A oe : fetaay be, it itl €ati to ne. The memdries will Stay with | the best Brother anyone could ever ha ‘ M all Foote 4 who have helped me and undmeesod me | Thanks Mom and Dad, I’ve learned aloe fT had wouldn’r chatig® aching. Thanks 2 God for grantin cept the things L cannot change, the co Fae ¢ atid the wisdom to know the differen the memories will never die. | lea e with Good luck 2 everyone 4a 3 Wants it co be, but to make the best of itas ig happy. Thanks to all my friends, I'll Michelle, Renee and the volleyball ream. sida in our hearts and in our inne Ie is Hk Of often, and who will always remain ds. T ry thanks for everything. Don’t M., C.P., A.A., Mom and Dad, a it free, If it comes back it’s YOurS Leds I'm moving through some thing you did rouched me. Pop's thanks for John Moderns: “Rich you're? 4” _ Heave here rome: as free asa ; : Gained er Timodty David Mic 5 hese a have the rs Lee your me _ for yourself. . Thomas MeCombe Man is condemned tc Shawn McCormick — “Sweet memories thar ff ae ‘giving me a reason win Til be there when I tea ; High, Mom + Dad, and cs Scott Miranda ; “True Love is hard to find, buts a True FE go down your read t happiness an have paved the way.’ CP, 8 M.- Susan Melissa Monaghan “The road is long with many winding cugas. We sh sounds that Comme from within, strive.to ee we Pre one out.” : Jeffrey y P.M Fere li} day I do so; I'll keep ny dreams will come é = es Dawn Marie Ne “Give,me a break i sion, ‘cause you never win iasion and deep inside we iz and all my friends. is Roget G. you're the best k for. I’m glad your mine, Nana! I couldn’t of made it all you have done. I love e; Firs, to get Wat y it. Only the wisest of mankt and Charlene, thanks for standing by times. I'll never forget either of you. Geog The world is full of kings and queens w your dreams. It's Heaven and Carlene M. Perry “No smile is so beau if “As we step out ¢ comforted only wit f ae memories.” Tom Perry yhenever you dream, ou free. “Dio” way I’m staying home angin’ round the 1@ fad of eternity ; ‘Sacred trick) making me finish sehool. fin your eyes” er realized a change 5 those mysterious Through gypsy camp And moonlit woods wi So come and walk awhile The twisting trails apd w Buethis bridge wa The last fewS Dawn Rezeg Thanks to al for helping Dragon live through thes has come, f was our tim we could dag ahead of us $ Henri J. Rha You may thin think you have™ Ronald H. R “You ney t to fight, taught to ¥ brie! Don’t Give Up. e M. Roldan : rme to fly. Oh, I got T know it hurts to sa’ u L.G. Thanks t Dad for putting up} q es of the capacity risk life, to be ne Ss, and she leaves ne cle of gray-blue liqu e forgotten, swept' . breaking the pron for the gulls that le ce in his le: than Livingston Tm foreve | the ROOGs being t , this is just all my hear — Talking Heads. e universe that you can b n self.” renity to accept the things I cannot change, the the things I can, and the wisdom to know the and round. wm Rush n Lee Thibault : 1 : : ict is the ability to make a person see the lightening without ch : hat you could: ing him feel the bolt.” Thanks Cous! Hoxy Nand, Rox your the : . forget them as t, Thanks for listening! Best friends foreverlove ya. Momthanks __ ° i begin it well and your support, love you Mom and Dad. ; é es Terry Thibault hanks for all che great times, Lisa Pedro and Michelle Veader. | couldn’r thank you enough for all the help you gave me, Mrs. Aristiansen. Thank you for the laughs Kim Debney.” “Schools out. forever.” — KROKUS : Kimberly J. Thurber “When we first met we were just starting out, Soon Ronald E. White jr. ‘ Qn yond yourself, you will find peace teen Tracey : waiting n€ will come when you see we’ ime to enjoy life, : : our dream comes each hour, each eave now! f e night The. ‘ e more nig Urquhare into the days ahead, and see h eteasures . it you can be become i . — Kennedy : Eric Jon Vandal “What is ¢ To wae Se, the. ‘origina , name, a picture, or a bus : oe and: in ole can John Milech) Il onl in, Ove [7 over. (Madon : i : ‘may not be th _ se : : € bright : BI fan d better ‘es w ised os = S i | wn 7 j ah _ ght _-1ui the first name Be... et Ee ae eee Get down. JU LUCKY DOG. Lat © 4) Q w 7) is) a 5 77) i] © “Ageq ‘em Buoj © JWOD ZANCK yogsg sme i: ed UDS MACKENZIE . Ps THE ORIGINAL Party ANIMAL. Bagi Sa bs - SUGARLESS BUBBLE GUM) mo se a one n n Oo € ve na Division of Forests and Parks PARKING RECEIPT REFLECTIONS — FLASH FROM THE PAST .. ADVISOR Stephen Murphy 1976-1987 Throughout our years at Seekonk High School Mr. Stephen Murphy has dedicated not only his time but himself to the student body. He has striven to aid us in obtaining a greater knowledge and appreciation of the English language. He has instituted the writing center and a preparatory course for SAT’s. His most dedicated work, how- ever, has been directed towards the organizing of the yearbook. The results of his 11 years of dedication has been seen in the quality of our past yearbooks. This work and his knowledge has been greatly appreciated. As we depart from Seekonk High School, we would like to wish Mr. Murphy the best of luck and our warmest thanks. UNDERCLASSMEN Class of 1988 Row 1, L-R: C. Leghart, K. Turner, K. Perreault, S. Ferreira, J. LeClerc, Y. Fernandes, S. Strycharz, J. Perry, P. Mullen; Row 2: A. Mello, C. Fraatz, J. Gordon, E. Coyne, J. Ellis, K. Mello, T. Bostian, C. Vartanian, R. Harris, S. S heldon; Row 3:J. Quigley, T. Costa, M. Ferreira, H. Naga, K. Boyadjian, C. Costa, P. Machado, L. Almeida, J. Thibault, W. Smith, T. Matonis; Row 4: D. Lynch, K. McCoy, D. Peace, G. Feuti, L. Phillips, M. Bazarsky, D. Perez, K. Rose, J. McGuinness, D. Vinniti; Row 5.8. Yip, C. Gilbert, M. Ferreira, T. Beale, L. Barao, H. Hanson, J. Alexander, G. Hayes, W. Clark; Row 6:T. Medeiros, D. Dinapoli, J. Woodhead, W. Risio, K. Bernardino, D. Andrade, B. Coelho, H. Amaral, P. Drumm, R. Humphrey, D. Breaton; Row 7: M. Costa, K. Tait, S. Campbell, A. Bergeron, G. Duquette, C. Smith, J. Anderson, J. Pardi, S. Lepage, R. Gamberdella, A. George, R. Barry, S. Gravel; Row 8: M. Emond, G. Casper, J. Colangelo, B. Blake, S. Ferreira, A. Penacho, R. Grima, S$. McQuinn, S. Therrian, D. Lamoureux, J. Swepson, J. George, E. Hall, R. Analundi; Row 9: M. Ward, M. Lima, A. Vieira. ee Copeuaes , 5 ta ee: ‘ i i oo NG President: Tracey Everett Vice President: Dereyth Hunth Secretary: Kristen McDonald Treasurer: Kristen Perreault —3 78 SPE, Row 1, L-R:S. Veader, N. Cartier, K. Goula, C. Luiz, J. Medina; Row 2:T. Bechtel, C. Sylvia, D. Damiani, K. Mahoney, S. Moline, C. Goffe, M. Holmes, J. Bettencourt; Row 3:J. Arters, L. Pacheco, S. Eirman, S. Yetner, K. Arruda, B. Lima, A. Lockwood, M. Silva, J. Vandal, T. Kamionek, F. Capecci; Row 4: R. Hannon, C. Furtado, K. Laliberte, L. Beale, P. Jennings, K. Ridolfi, K. Roberts, H. Grimshaw, D. Senay, D. Hunt, K. Vergilis; Row 5: C. Harris, B. Bell, R. Silveria, B. Burroughs, T. Nitterauer, J. Bowers, M. Delekta; Row 6: P. Hoogerzeil, P. Vergilis, J. Mendes, T. Hayes, 8. Hallworth, S$. Thomas, B. McCormick, W. Anderson, R. Tomei; Row 7. T. Saucier, C. Boyd, H. Dunn, B. Lepage, C. Lawrence, J. Whelan, J. Camera, T. Aronhalt, T. Green, D. Gelotte, S$. Crowe, G. Hagman; Row 8: J. Cohen, S. Derouian, J. Silva, K. Britt, E. Amaral, J. Viera, J. Camara, D. Horn, D. Carden, T. Pitassi, L. Dumont, C. Mallon. 2 Representative: Peter Jennings Representative: Alison Boldt Representative: Shannon Doolittle Representative: Melissa Silva 79 Bie and Wire Day - Pee RALLY 2SDAY 64 sali VS DR HOME 1000AM 42 (PPY THANKSGIV! Class of 1989 4 a iis co 3 eit a Row 1, L-R: L. Burroughs, S. Frechette, V. Adamonis, E. Levine, T. Lima, I. Simas, M. Perreira, H. Corey; Row 2: J. Mulholland, B. Squier, K. Gousie, D. Garand, C. Anderson, J. Perry, B. Thomas, J. Salvas; Row 3: D. Rugg, A. Wills, H. Miranda, K. Johnson, J. Medeiros, N. Souza, $. Azevedo, D. Sousa; Row 4: R. Maratta, K. Whitford, C. Finizia, A. Davenport, J. Enos, T. Tenkarian, S. Roy; Row 5:J. Alves, M. Mello, J. Larkin, J. Young, B. Perry, E. McGovern, D. Tremblay, S. Olive, J. Winn, K. Stutz; Row 6.:J. Reynolds, P. Leite, D. Candeias, S. Pearson, B. Kulaga, C. Martin, P. Sundaye, J. Nunes, A. Roy; Row 7: C. Carpenter, K. Shallcross, L. Smith, J. Humphrey, C. Laporte, K. Hanson, J. Clavin, K. Catalano; Row 8: A. Ditson, L. Lescault, H. Jennings, D. Thibault, T. Rickey, J. Gomes, C. George, M. Comery, M. Mezzancella, J. Stewart. President: Dana Tremblay Vice President: Stacey Olive Secretary: Debbie Garand Treasurer: Debbie Goff 82 Row 1, L-R: L. Galuska, P. Penacho, D. Goff, S. Sheely, T. Bray, R. Tobiasz, J. Blais, C. Wallace S. Grimshaw, A. Vignali, M. Ayoub, C. Dinapoli; Row 2: L. Khouri, A. Rosenfield, B. Perry, K. Khourey, S. Medeiros, L. O'Connell, Z. Hatch, V. Howard, K. Longbottom, L. Palazzi, T. Mooney, A. Kanterman, D. Foulds; Row 3: C. ) Albrecht, C. Roberge, S. Kinniburgh, D. Carvalho, T. Grant, P. Foley, M. Casey, E. Altonian; Row 4: T. Hannon, R. George, J. Feighery, R. Ball, D. Dunn, D. Harrison, C. Bostian, R. Abell, S. Toback, M. Goyette, O. Laliberte; Row 5:B. DeClercq, T. Armell, B. Williams, T. Allen, M. Russell, J. Propatier, J. Parker; Row 6: M. )Boyadjian, B. Woolhouse, P. LeGreca, C. Doran, Y. Avila, K. Gobin, W. Shaughnessy, J. Turner, G. Motta; Row 7:T. Campbell, L. Vasquez, T. DeRosa, K. Greaves, W. Phaneuf, L. Rocha, G. Gregoire, R. Souza, M. Buffington; Row 8: S. Santos, M. Hall, S. Goffe, R. Stevens, A. Roy, K. Bizier, D. Andrade, V. Frattaruolo, D. Carey, D Marsland, P. Tenrreiro. a Representative: Tom Whitaker Representative: Scott Kinninburgh Representative: Christine Anderson 83 84 Class of 1990 aoe Row 1, L-R: J. Murphy, B. Korlacki, J. Comery, J. Drumm, M. Quigley, B. Baril, T. Fasteson, E. Dean, C. Harvey, L. McCaughey; Row 2:G. Mezzancella, M. Lyons, A. | Raymond, A. Letendre, V. Larcher, J. Walberg, B. Potter, J. Ronn, C. Whitelaw, J. Vierra; Row 3. L. Bennett, E. Faial, J. Marcotte, L. Morrison, A. Gomes, E. Costa, C. | DaCunha, S. Dunn, L. Garand, D. Fontaine, P. Lefebvre; Row 4: M. Carvalho, J. Keating, K. Giblin, R. Andrews, K. Foulds, J. Perry, H. Rushlow, J. Gasper, M. Hall; Row 5: D. Carton, J. Risio, T. McDonald, J. Fuller, D. Sellers, B. Lavin, S. DeMedeirios, K. Shea, R. Rushlow, S. Teeden, D. L'Heureux, T. French; Row 6: R. Thibert, J. | Zipin, C. Fuller, M. Searles, T. Mahoney, D. Hanlon, C. Harrison, K. Ransom, K. Goff, G. Quintanilha, T. Vieira, P. Leite; Row 7: J. Halpin, T. Medeiros, J. Wolfe, T. | Heinz, S. Morin, T. Eva; Row 8; J. Merlan, A. Spano, E. Veiga, J. Swan, D. Kochanek, C. Meunier, M. Sawyer, M. Pardi, C. David, B. Aronhalt, R. Bacchiocchi, S. | Gellotte. ———EE President: Stan Haskins Vice President: Jessica Fuller Secretary: Tara McDonald Treasurer: Tim Mahoney 86 |Row I, L-R: K. Tait, T. Yaghjian, M. Machado, K. Arruda, D. Harris, L. Chaffee, M. Morse, P. Keeley, T. Salisbury, A. Tracey; Row 2: D. Newman, R. Parent, L. |Fiorentino, N. Baccala, V. Erickson, D. Zollo, $. Smith, M. Benoit, $. Haskins; Row 3:J. McIntyre, T. Whitford, M. Strycharz, S. Souto, L. McPhearson, L. Elderkin, D. )Duranleau, S. Miller, L. Behmke, T. Austin, S. Holmes; Row 4: A. Weissman, S. Tremblay, J. Mallon, J. Souza, D. Demelo; Row 5:S. Dorval, B. Mello, C. Horlbogen, |A. Galasso, M. Harvey, J. Pearson, W. Sousa, S. Capecci, D. Morris; Row 6: P. Wexler, M. Rebello, A. Toback, S. Smith, P. McHugh, K. Zisserson, J. Harris, M. Vaillancourt; Row 7: G. Cole, S. White, M. Keating, C. Phillips, S. Wright, W. Paulo, K. Horridge, N. Pereira, D. Lee, E. Trudell, G. Tetreault, G. McGuinn, K. ‘Baptista, D. Machowski. Representative: Deena Duranleau Representative: Edith Fial Representative: Jana Marcott Representative: Mark Searles 87 88 89 ACTIVITIES Be) oe, SAUDI ARABIA UNITED STATES ee stAdOL of after-school activities. GERMANY (EAST) the people have more freedom. EL SALVADOR ie ee ees Te x EGYPT AUSTRIA CANADA Steffan Danielson Denmark Good ice cream! Students have less responsi- bility than Swed- ish students. Teachers take a personal interest in the students. The school has lots SWEDEN Ea Dehn Sweden The people are very interesting. I like the food. There’s a lot more activities in this country and SINGAPORE SHS’s EXCHANGE STUDENTS 1986-1987 NORWAY Anne-Margrethe Rosland Norway I had high hopes about this country but when I arrived I dis- covered it was nothing close to what I imagined. I’ve learned a lot and I think it will help me later in life. At first it was very confusing and J had no clue as to what was hap- pening. I’d like to thank all the friends, teachers, and students in Seekonk for this experience. I will re- member this as long as I live, and I will come back again. JAPAN Hisae Naga Japan It was really nice to stay here. I saw a lot of things, learned a lot, and met many people. The United States will be one of the best memories in my life. SOUTH AFRICA ar '¢ | WE ac PAKISTAN PORTUGAL Jose Miguel Leonvendagar Chile “The people are friendlier than J expected. I like the freedom that everyone has. The discipline some students have is really good. TUNISIA AUSTRALIA ew | ? | t IRELAND heats J. Drumm, M. Rebello, T. Beale, A. Ferreira, M. Masse, T. Mooney, D. Carey, L. Custodio. D.Y. VICTORY MADE HOMECOMING On the day of the Homecoming Game everyone was in high spirits. We had a rally the day before, which really helped all of us get psyched up for a Seekonk victory. As the game got underway, the band played and the football teams ran out to the field. We were trailing 7-0 against D.Y., in the first two quarters, but we still had hope. At half-time the band did their formation on the field and afterwards our homecoming queens came out with their escorts on their class floats. The Freshman queen was Jennifer Drumm and her es- cort was Mark Rebello. Their float was a truck with a flower arrangement. They came in third place in the float competition. Each class would accumulate points for Spirit Week for their efforts. Diana Carey was the Sophomore queen. She came out with her escort, Lance Custodio and they sat on a hayride truck. The Sophomores clinched first place in the competition. The Juniors queen was Tania Beale and her escort Arthur Ferreira. Their second place float was a Christmas a . over-Girl . . scene. ' til] Be ari look. Melissa Masse and her escort, Tim Mooney, graced the rs pmey Senior float; However our autumn scene did not go over too well and the Seniors came in last place. One thing we were all happy about was that we won the homecoming football game by one point. Thanks to all the Warriors and especially Leo Perreira who made a 34 yd. field goal. 92 93 SPIRIT WEEK 86-87 Everyone was excited because Spirit Week had come and Thanksgiving vacation was just around the corner. On the first day the Seniors came in dressed according to the match-your-hat theme, the Juniors were hospital personnel and patients, the Sophomores arrived on the scene as thieves and the freshmen wore their clothes inside out. The Seniors though at first confusing to some students and staff won first place in most originality. The can drive started out on Monday and continued through until Wednesday all the classes contrib- uted cans to win this competition. The second day started and everyone came into the school in high spirits. The Seniors came in wearing their Senior Supper outfits the Juniors were in black and white, the Sophomores dressed in bedtime wear and the freshmen turned heads in the hallways as they dressed as opposite sexes. The Events began with the obstacle course and Eric Vandal and Jessica Humphrey running for Seniors came out on top. The classes competed against each other to get into the finals on Wednesday with the Juniors taking the edge with the pie-eating contest already under their belt and the Seniors held onto the hope of their victory in the trivia contest. On the third day the gym buzzed with ex- citement because the finals were to be decided today. The Juniors won the basketball game against the Seniors with an incredibly controversial last second shot by Daryl Jasper. We all enjoyed the teachers’ obstacle course and the Sophomores filled the gym with cheers as Mrs. Horton and Mr. Primiano crossed the finish line. The results came in with the Sophomores coming in fourth place, the Freshmen coming in third place, the Juniors com- ing in second place, and the Seniors ruled the competition bringing in a definite first place vic- tory. We all remained to cheer our football team to a hopeful victory on Thanksgiving day. =! a only Bob. It’s a bird, it’s a plane, oh ... it’s ceN ARE IRS unos = Vv | ts ¥ Sir mw ; ‘ � 4 % ri o ae ee . Tah ln You can dress me up, but you can’t take me out. In a fit of anger, Jessica metamorphizes into “The Incredible Hulk.” b- : LE. The terrible trio — Huey, Duey Luey. We proud to be a part of the class of .. . “L8 ?!!? - , 3 Do the “Hokey-Pokey” and turn yourself around... 4 cs OR Hey, that was an awfully BIG bird! ae Le os fy 3 ‘ 4 iy a 96 “= “Great Legs! ” “cc : N ew dance guys?” aH) National Honor Society Row 1, L-R: B. Penacho, G. Fiore, S. McCormick, W. Howell, C. Garand, A. Moore, B. Lipson, C. Devine, V. Papson, E. Reinhardt, C. Pacheco, P. Bousquet; Row 2: B. Gousie, T. George, A. Vignali, J. Butler, S. Wills, M. Goyette, S. Suprenant, R. White, J. Sizensky, D. Cosgrove, D. Newman, C. Sullivan; Row 3: T. Duliban, B. Young, E. Vandal, T. Urguhart, C. Perry, S. Miranda, P. Stewart, C. Rugg, K. Devine, C. Wahnon, S. VanWagoner, H. Keough. (people not in- cluded: L. Kamionek). Spanish Honor Society Row I, L-R: S. Wills, C. Devine, A. Vignali, C. Wahnon, C. Sullivan, C. Rugg; Row 2: J. Butler, B. Lipson, J. Baldani, A. Lockwood, P. Bousquet, K. McCoy; Row 3: iF Dolan, K. Devine, D. Borah, D. Damiani, $. Moline, J. Raymond. 98 French Honor Society ; ee mt pt pt ey 2% i i fier ep | | , Li ‘ ! ‘ i 12 Fe 4 fo aa ees | A Eat 4 te ee pot a 0 a) ee ee ee Ue ee ae Row 1, L-R: G. Fiore, C. Garand, A. Moore, E. Vandal, P. Stewart, S. Supcenantial Sizensky, L. Reinhardt, C. Pacheco; Row 2: B. Gousie, S$. McCormick, W. Howell, M. Silva, J. Vandal, S. Doolittle, A. Boldt, B. Lima, S. VanWagoner, J. Arters; Row 3:B. Young, T. Urquhart, C. Perry, J. Howell, S. Miranda, A. Hess, R. Tomei, KJ Miller, P. Michaud, D. Levine, T. Everett, C. Vergilis. Faget oe ee Independent Study Row 1, L-R: L. Fournier, B. Penacho, R. LaPorte, M. Lajoie, C. Garand, B. Boldt§ | A. Ghiorse; Row 2: D. Davidow, N. Baker, J. Haley, S. McCormick, D. Lopes, M Burke; Row 3; J. Garrott, F. Murphy, B. Matonis, T. Dolan. Latin Club Business Club ' [ | i , | ; Row 1, L-R: K. Russell, D. Hunt, T. Murphy, C. Olean; Row 2: R. Curran, D. Row 1, L-R: D. Souza, S. Azenedo, B. Coelho, K. Goula, D. Rezendes, M. Smart; Galuska, J. Lavine. Row 2: M. Oliveira, J. Cohen, B. Lepage, C. Boyd, S. Derauian, S. Sheldon; Row 3: M. Parace, K. Risio, T. George, T. Garant, H. Rebello, L. Trahan, K. Thibault. Newspaper Staff vie Row 1, L-R: L. Beale, R. White, N. Biccala, D. Newman, M. Machado, D. New- Row 1, L-R: S. Wills, P. Stewart, C. Devine, T. Urquhart, S. Wills; Row 2: S. man, M. Dupont; Row 2: T. Fernandez, D. L'Heureux, A. Vieria, M. Korlacki,C. | Yetner, M. Silva, A. Boldt, K. Miller; Row 3:T. Dolan, E. Vandal, J. Raymond, D. Tait, P. Carden, C. Rugg. Lopes, J. Smith. as 99 Chorus sarees - Row 1, L-R: K. Perrault, C. Leghart, S. Ferreira, N. Soczek, D. Iannone, C. Boyd, Row 1, L-R:D. Newman, R. Risio, A. Woodside, M. Perreira, P. Bousquet; Row 2: B. LePage, T. Duliban, M. Perreira, C. Anderson, L. Khouri, D. Lewis, J. Keating, | A. Moore, T. Hayes, K. Tait, S. Lepage; Row 3: D. Allen, P. Willis, P. Stewart, S. H. Rushlow; Row 2: T. DuVally, H. Corey, S. VanWagoner, A. Mello, H. Naga, Hiallworth, K. Silveiria. M. Ferreira, D. Andrade, B. Coelho, T. French, M. Shea, K. Shea, C. Pacheco, A. Martin, T. Medeiros; Row 3: D. Barone, J. Viera, M. Mendonca, R. Hannon, L. Smith, Dacunha, S. Teeden, R. Rushlow. Math League © NEW ENGLAND SCHOLASTIC WAND ASSOCIATION. ONAL HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND-COMPETITION -- SIONAL .H.S. STADIUM OCTOBER 19,. 1986 BYFIELD, MA. ; z ' , i, i , ‘ £ Sen 8108 i ee se i i Row 1, L-R: P. Stewart, L. Fournier, T. Urquhart, M. Silva, A. Boldt, E. Vandal: Row 2: D. Lopes, F. Costa, C. Devine, W. Anderson, T. Dolan, J. Smith. i ‘ A 100 Editor on the loose , tee It’s Howdy Doody time! 14 REFLECTIONS Chris gets an evil thought about the editor Marc, Lynne, Carla, Sarah, Dina, Karen, Ron, Colleen, Jodi, Frank, Becky, Andy, Chris, Staffan, Carla, Tracy, Pete, Kim, Chris, Sub (the Egyptian) Not shown in photo Tina (she was out getting ads). | 101 — ae waenenaonpnies a tal RE ees BELA a a Sapp CHERNOBYL- THE WORLD’S WORST NUCLEAR ACCIDENT | {THE FAR SIDE fm ye f 3 ‘ {i} ify UBS Ae NE Bes || PI CT VA - 7 Ne ner [ | ; sy See ert pee (12 use among athletes “aide Pees co ike Unwernal Preas Syndicate Second to last of the Mohicang TREK TRIVIA my —% . ‘Sd e ‘SIW S,UaspiYyo nok jo oboe 24 THE MAFIA'S fae me 7 Mera T ui Tc ” Pock Mayec if LT TEACH . — |EENAGE MR POM YLIG MO G. aINIBWorg AV Bj ul insay Aep, wom iueubas a: y }OWS “ONINYWAA S,TYYINID NOW + 1! nema We te : j $ a iepeonst : 4 ¢ © asi - 4 Lo a i a wd % oT” DUNNO ae a WITH THE FEDERATION ... i i A sd 9B EH OCGKADUATE Tit LAND A GI A GRADE aaall oon TTS Oars tT. S ere merece” nee cr — _— ee Cae? endl ce 105 The 85-86 season for girls’ tennis was an excellent year. With a record of 14-1 their only defeat was to Old Rochester, but they still managed to become South Coast Conference Co-Champs. Outstanding performances by the team came from Irene Sullivan and Carlene Perry. Sullivan played first singles for three years while Perry was undefeated in league and non-league play. Other key players who contributed to the season were All Star’s Lisa Miranda, Tanha Soares, and Krista McCullagh. Coach Peterson-Whatley feels that the girls will have another good season with the return of four of seven of her starters and the juniors who will fill in the vacant positions. rie “The racket’s stuck to my face!” | 106 | What a Tough Practice! The line’s straight?” “Of course” neal “I see the light, too Sood e : a “ os we Row 1, L-R: Erin Foley, Lisa Miranda, Irene Sullivan, Christa McCullaugh, Kim Squier. Row 2, L-R: Coach Chris Peterson, Wendy Howell, Melissa Masse, Carlene Perry, Chris Mac- Donald, Kris Ridolfi, Katie Manning, Tanha Soares. ‘Now my chin is stuck to my “The ball won’t come down!” shoulder!” Ivan Lendl The ever improving boys’ tennis team continued in its 1986 season to increase its dominance over area schools. The team finished with an overall record of 14-2 and the South Coast Conference Championship, while defeating for the first time rival Somerset in the first round of the state playoffs. Contributing dramatically to the success of the boys’ tennis team were All-Area Team members, Steve Beckler, Jeff Howell, and the undefeated doubles team of Michael Stewart and Mark Pitassi. Also playing well were Peter Stewart at the top singles position and new varsity members Corey Scott, Dave Collins, and Matt Holmes. After losing only one senior, the team is destined to further improve their record. PN Over the fence? 108 Cd faeces eaegss = oe } gueae rs t Sad her play baseball! 5 RE RRO er ce = ka { pe: t a me =o Row 1, L-R: Captain, Mark Pitassi, Cory Scott, Jeff Howell, Steve Beckler, Dave Collins. : Row 2, L-R: h, Ridolfi, Wills, Mik , Matt Holmes, Frank C i, Ryebread II Bye on the ball’ Tongoe in the oe pete GOR Ron Ridolfi, Andrew Wills, Mike Stewart, Matt Holmes, Frank Capecci Pt ties « 6 inate hii. s vel Row 1, L-R: B. Tomei, S. Latendre, L. Johnson, T. Mooney, E. Warren, M. Ferreira, P. Sincero, A. Me deiros, S. Senay, C. Bennett. Row 2: H. Grimshaw, K. Mahoney, K. Arruda, M. Howard, J. Mello, C. Marchetti, B. Matonis, A. Axile, T. Murphy, P. Micheletti, S. Bunn. Row 3: D. Andrade, C. Goff, J. Raymond, K. Sylvia, L. Pacheco, K. Sylvia, D. Damian, M. Silva, A. Boldt, J. Baldani, C. Roberts, E. Coyne, J. Ellis, Y. Fernandes. Row 4: Coach Seale, S. Ferchette, L. Burrows, T. Lima, D. Tremblay, M. Butler, J. Winn, C. Lans, C. Laporte, J. Young, B. Perry, E. McGovern, C. Anderson, K. Bizier, L. Galuska, B. Stevens, K. Johnson, K. Hicks, S. Olive, J. Humphrey, K. Khorey, A. Roy, C. Costa, J. Medeiros, T. Obray, Coach Varkoni. Don’t stand there Believe it or not “ Breathtaking finish indeed Another broken nail Karate? The girls’ outdoor track team under Coach Gary Seal had what can only be described as a typically awesome season. Astronomical victories such as the Warriors’ 131-5 victory over New Bedford Voke and their 120-16 win against Wareham demonstrate Seekonk’s domination over the South Coast Conference. The League Champions also handed in strong performances in the State Class Meet and All State Meet finishing second and third respectively. Behind the team’s enormous success were the individual contributions of the team’s six All-Star Team members. In all, four school records were broken as Stacie Senay threw the discus 109'9 , Elisa Warren triple jumped 35'5%4 and finished the 330 low hurdles in just 45.2 seconds and Missy Silva flew over 5'2” in the high jump. The return of Missy Silva as well as underclassmen All-Stars, Julie Young, Heather Grimshaw and Jill Baldani virtually guarantee still another successful season for 1987 and a continuation of the excellence of girls’ track at Seekonk. M1 112 Bs x: Jason’s javelin nl Row 1, L-R:J. Harrison, M. Tortolani, D. Santos, B. Crowley, R. Humphrey, J. Pozzi, K. Andrews, E. Lano, A. Fredericks, M. Goyeh, E. Hill, P. Mullen; Row 2:T. Mooney, S. Bunn, P. Marshall, T. Hendricks, M: Ayoub, B. Boldt, R. Curran, S. Hallworth, V. Howard, F. Murphy; Row 3:J. Larkin, C. Wallace, R. Young, T. Urquhart, D. Davidow, D. Larkin, J. Hanley, J. Roy, D. Harrison, S. Toback, T. Hayes, T. Costa; Row 4:Z. Hatch, T. Mooney, J. Blais, P. Jennings, M. Baldani, A. Moore, C. Santos, D. Lopes, L. O'Connell, G. Motta, J. Parker, C. Roberge; Row 5: M. Henson, D. Galuska, M. Korlacki, A. George, C. piso C. Martin, P. Foley, S. Thomas, J. Reynolds; Row 6: D. Candeias, Nunes, A. Roy, J. Mendes, P. Vergillis, J. Medina, J. Swepson, S. LePage, T. Soczek. The Track Tradition The 1986 track team, led by Bill Crowley, had yet another great season while amassing an 8 win, | loss record in dual meets. Crowley set two school records in the mile and 880, and was both State and New En- gland Champion in the mile. Also leading the team were Matt Henson and Jason Swepson who placed very well in the New England meets. New starts such as Swepson and Tom Soczak will lead the team during the future years with the help of all-league track members Jim Haley and Mike Baldani, among others. These returning track members under new coach Gary Seal should come Out on top in the years to come. ol Grease Revisited ha Stay between what lines? Jopping Jose My very own sandbox its Fa gh ga al And one, and two... r gis Like a Samurai Warrior! Se . a Wish I could see the base. Big Bad Boys’ Baseball e a ‘li Row 1, L-R: R. Hart, R. Hunt, K. Ryan, J. Curtis; Row 2: D. Lynch, E. Vandal, K. Silveira, T. Warren, D. Jasper, D. Horn, S. Miranda, T. Ridolfi, Coach. The boys’ baseball team after a slow start bounced back into a winning sea- son. After starting off with a record of 1- 3 the Warriors came back to win their next 11 out of 16. The spark was pro- vided by all stars Kenny Ryan and Scott Miranda. Ryan pitched a no-hitter against Bourne and in his following game defeated Old Rochester by strik- ing out 21 batters. The Warriors offense was provided by Scott Miranda who throughout the season batted .467. Other key players who contributed to mw ON the Warriors season were Rob Hunt, The base is over here Tosh Warren, Shawn McCormick and Erick Vandal. The Warriors hope to repeat their performance again this year. Although several key players have graduated Coach Ridolfi feels that a strong nucleus will return, and the Warriors hope to make it to the state playoffs again. A Good facial expression WA ee at ish om This is what I think of your call And that’s left field AS Busy after the game? SORE | i Did I catch it? Desperately Seeking Stability : “Like my new dentures?” E : $ ad } if Nes Relief Pitcher ef . F _ : MBE o ,; peice a Sa a ee ae - n £ s 42 oe =% we eon. a = mie fs + i Pe ad ne Beet AN a OO a? pe ; Row 1, L-R: J. Ve M. Goula, D. pene IL, Dyuire, JL, on Swanson, D. Cloutier, K. Bergeron, C. Devine; Row 2, L-R: S. Head, P. Garant, D. Sinay, K. Pozzi, Coach Bowlin. The girls’ softball had what was refer- red to by coach Norm Bowlin as a “roller coaster season.” Individuals such as Lisa Dutra, who as the team’s catcher threw out a record 28 would be basestealers, Dawn Labounty, recipient of a U.S. Army Scholar Athlete Award and Chris Devine who, along with Dutra, was chosen to two All-Area teams provided the season’s high points. However, the team’s failure to produce key wins against the league leaders in pivotal games inserted the deep slides and sharp turns. This instability left the team with an overall losing record of 9 wins and 10 loses and no berth in the state tournament. Despite the disappointment of the 1986 season, Coach Bowlin retains his continuous optimism for the 1987 sea- son. He feels that all the team needs is the stability competent pitching to achieve the team’s main goal, qualifying for post-season play. iba Teamwork Equals Triumph werRS Se She TE See: TRA Ee : Ky ‘f ‘df | Ye tg eu Ti | Musa “7 Ma Row 1, L-R: McCaughey, S. Souto, L. Garand, M. Quigley; Row 2: Coach Mayers, J. Ellis, J. Perry, J. Gordon, K. Ridolfi, D. Garand, K. Mello; Row 3: A. Ghiorse, M. Howard, K. Pozzi, S. Suprenant, L. Kamionek, L. Reinhart, J. Brown, R. LaPorte, K. Squier. Death by swimming Someone took my picture .. . once! 118 aa iain Gimme more!! Gimme more!! L You called ME a WIMP? Put yur right hand in... Do the hokie pokie! Medusa lives! According to Coach Ellis Mayers, the key word to describe this years girls’ swim season is “teamwork”. The team, which included 8 Southern Conference All-Stars, “really came together” in compiling an un- defeated record of 9-0 in dual meets, while finishing first in both the Southern Conference Relay Carnival and the Southern Conference Championship Meet. Their season also featured strong 7th and 8th place finishes in the South Sectional Championship and the State Championship meets respectively. While no single swimmer dominated the team, successful senior members include all stars Sarah Suprenart, Jennifer Brown, Alicia Ghiorse, Kathy Pozzi, and Lynn Kamionek, who was voted “Most Valuable Swimmer 1986” by her teammates and set a school record in the SOyd freestyle (25.41 sec.). Coach Mayers anticipates a rebuilding period for the next year or two, as almost half of the team will graduate this year. However, ex- pects further success for both the team and graduating seniors in their college swimming careers. ELS. Missy means business! mss Be an Missi capil Deageelinigs alin Nope eemstatagael fade tenemos a ane weg Row 1, L-R: C. Pacheco, P. Micheletti, A. Axile, C. Perry, C. Marchetti, B. Matonis, B. Lipson, D. Cloutier, Row 2: Mrs. Fantozzi, S. Moline, J. Vandal, E. Foley, A. Boldt, $. Doolittle, T. Murphy, A. Lockwood, M. Silva, K. McDonald, D. Damiani, K. Pellerin. Only one or two factors held this year’s field Hockey team from finishing with a winning record. However, despite the team’s 4-9-1 record, the girls displayed a positive mental atti- tude and demonstrated promising speed. Several individual efforts deserve recognition. Senior Beth Matonis was chosen to the South Coast Conference All-Stars while Dina Cloutier and Shannon Doolittle carried Honorable Mentions. The team’s future also looks bright. Girls like most improved player Chery! Moline, outstanding underclassman Meredeth Butler and next year’s Co-Captains Shannon Doolittle and Alison Boldt will return to provide the team with a solid base with which to work. Nex f ¥ Pai “4 hy hes iy = te f Swit Been Vs hei ta nv Be IR, The MAD RUSH. 23 I need my seeing eye dog. - 121 Successful Season This year’s volleyball season could aptly be described as successful. The team lead by captains Amy Vignali and Christine De- vine, compiled a strong regular season record and qualified for the state playoffs. Seekonk then went on to win one playoff game before meeting rival Case in the sec- ond round. Case proved to be too much for the Warriors however, as they lost ina dramatically close game. The volleyball program owes a great : | i _ _ FF deal of its success to seniors Amy Vignali, Row 1, L-R: 8. Bunn, S. Monaghan, C. Devine, A. Vignali, M. Masse, C. Tracey; Row 2: S. Ferreira, K. Perreault, E. Coyne, K. Johnson, Coach Greggerson. Christine Devine, Susan Monaghan, Car- leen Tracy, and Melissa Masse. “This is my imitation of an elephant swinging its trunk.” Ring around the rosies, pocket full of posies . . . 122 Row 1, L-R: C. Rugg, J. Mello, H. Miranda, D. Hunt, T. Austin; Row 2:J. Keating, M. Carvalho, K. Goula, K. ] Giblin, Couch Greggerson. he ih ALOE, Se “Number 26 coming in for a crash landing.” “We read you 26... CRASH!” Up, Up and AWAY! Hardworking The Girls’ Cross Country Team finished witha 7-1 record losing only one dual meet to Apponequet. South Coast Conference All-Stars Jill Baldani, Kerry Silvia, Sue Frechette and Heather Grimshaw led the team to first place finishes at the Confer- ence Meet and the Brown Invitational Meet. The team also finished third at the Class Meet and a strong eleventh at the State Meet. With the top seven girls returning next year and another great performance by All-State runner Heather Grimshaw the Girl’s Cross Country Team should be one of the top teams in Massachusetts. Fs Over hill, Over dale. I wanna live a life of danger. Secret shortcut. 124 Harriers | The Boys’ Cross Country Team turned in an identical record in dual meets finishing second in the league. All-Stars Jim Haley, Mike Baldani, Frank Murphy and Peter Jennings then went on to lead the ‘team to a ninth place finish at the Class Meet. Coach Gary Seal pre- dicts a strong team next year with the return of Jennings and Murphy and a strong Sophomore sie ; ae ees : class. He feels that Seekonk has Row 1, L-R: E. Hill, M. Baldani, J. Haley, J. Roy, M. Goyett = = as + : s eae fy Le : cks, J. Souza, V. Howard, J. Souza; Row 2: nas e, A. Frederi | . i Kochaneck, S. Grimshaw, J. Blais, C. Bostian, T. Costa, R. Abel, J. Roe, P. Jennings, F. Murphy, T. Hayes, S. Halworth, J. the most energetic and hard work- Quigley, S. Toback, B. Bell, E. Barao, S. Trembly, Coach Seal. ing runners in the area. one Speedy Delivery Don’t make fun of my socks 125 oma Sethe, — Where did it go? Row 1, L-R: D. Borah, S. Beckler, M. Searles, D. Peace, M. Delekta, W. Kingsley, J. Another one bites the dust. Alves, R. Kulaga, S. Tetzner, Coach Kulaga. Simi Steve’s Golf Video It takes a steady hand. Drinking and Golf don’t mix. 126 re sition mein omieeieeonNonimeninant, The Wind Up! Mark! Unexpected Achievement This years golf team coached by Mr. Robert Kulaga boasted a 9-3- overall record with victories over all but one of the teams in the South Coast Conference. Pivotal to the season’s success were the in- dividual achievements of junior David Borah and sophomore Rob Kulaga. Borah averaged a mere 39.7 shots per round while Kulaga averaged 40.1, while both were chosen All-Stars by the South Coast Conference and the Attleboro Sun Chronicle. Senior contributions came from Bill Kinsley, Steve Tetzner and Steve Beckler, Coach Kulaga emphasizes that future success will come only through prac- tice and that the “desire and effort of the future team members” will be paramount. The golf team would also like to thank Ledgemont Country Club, Firefly Golf Course and Middlebrook Country Club for their support. Come here bally. Schmill 127 o ii ¥ wate S2°u= geidit at ess Sie, x ¥ Row 1, L-R: C. Gilbert, S. McCormick, E. Vandal, A. Moore, D. Dunn, T. Bechtel; Row 2: J. Tobias, J. Larkin, M. Russell, P. Foley, K. Souza, T. Allen, R. Tomei, P. Mullen, K. Hemmer, S. Yip. Winner of the Narrowest Player Award Try some Static-guard Is he coming or 128 443 fii R ed Dae The scared look “What a rush!” . That’s a mouthfull Shawn tells the ball where to go. Seekonk High School’s first varsity soccer team set a standard of respectability for the future of the soccer program. Though extremely inexperienced the team pulled out a 2-12-2 record with victories over Case and Mansfield. The team. was led by seniors Eric Vandal, Andrew Moore and Shawn McCormick, also starring were Kevin Sousa and Seekonk’s first All- Area Team member, Trevor Bechtel. Bechtel had an outstanding season at sweeper back scoring 5 goals. The team captains were Eric Vandal and Andrew Moore who credits new coach Dave Fuller for bring- ing excitement and success to the infant s occer program. The future of the team looks bright, as the only three seniors will be lost and much needed ex- perience has been gained. iT) Oe atid Your fly’s down . ulbises % f med , a gle ay AY a ? eS Hiei a 129 Ready position Row 1, L-R: C. Noelte, T. Warren, C. Kogut, T. Soares, P. Bizier, S. Halajko, T. Urquhart, J. Lamoureux, M. Korlacki, L. Perreira, H. Issler, D. Davidow; Row 2: M. Lima, P. Vergilis, W. Smith, A. Vieira, R. Silveiria, S. Lepage, R. Anelundi, K. Silveiria, D. Lynch, J. Mendes, M. Holmes, J. Medina; Row 3:T. Whitaker, J. Reynolds, A. Wills, S. Pearson, D. Thibault, D. Andrade, C. Finizia, D. Vinnitti, J. Nunes, C. Harris, M. Mello. Row 4: Asst. Coach Urbanowicz, Coach McDeed, D. Candeias, A. George, R. Miratta, A. Roy, J. George, J. Swepson, E. Hall, S. Smith, C. George, C. Martin, J. Turner, K. Longbotton, K. Whitford, G. Casper, Coach Colangelo, Asst. Coach O’Hara. : cabs 5 oe Riga ate “May I have this dance?” “Put one foot in front of the other...’ de ee i ee ‘ a ae apie. We om : Se er, ‘ 4 . “Todd, you’ve got the look!” 130 “OOOH that hurts!!” Coach Colangelo — Optimistic Outlook Although the Warrior football team finished with a respectable 7-3 overall record (5-3 within the conference), the team’s performance was hardly indicative of the potential which existed. Foremost to the team’s detriment was a severe knee in- jury to Co-Captain Todd Urquhart which kept him out of a good part of the season. Todd’s injury along with the team’s failure to capitalize on the skills of backs Jason Swepson and Mike Korlacki on key plays . = rene Freight train!! are what kept the Warriors from achieving both the heights which Coach Ron Colangelo had anticipated and that elusive Thanksgiving Day victory. Coach Colangelo expresses great optimism for the next year’s season. He feels that the football program will con- tinue to build and improve, and he wants to encourage the increased involvement of “quality boys” in the program by inviting them to give football a chance. 4 Se 2 x ™ “Now what?!?” 131 Now rinse NO SMOKING i % eigen Row 1, L-R: T. Fasteson, T. Bray, C. Moline, K. Mello, S. Olive; Row 2: L. Dean, L. Burroughs, J. Nello, J. Raymond, L. Pacheco, Only 20 laps left A. Boldt, M. Silva, H. Grimshaw, S. Doolittle, K. Giblin, K. Johnson, J. Young, C. Laporte, B. Perry, Row 3:T. McDonals, T. Whitford, S. Medeiros, S. Sheeley, K. Khoury, C. Sylvia, D. Damiani, B. Baril, D. Rickey, J. Medeiros, J. Drumm, L. McCaughey, C. Harvey, K. Stutz; Row 4: N. Sylvia, M. Butler, J. Winn, D. Trembly, D. Goff, S. Roy, E. Coin, J. Gordon, M. Ferreira, S. Frechette, Coach Seal. Lady Liberty ... God Bless You I’m on the move inflatable top Another close finish. That wet toilet paper will stick forever. The longest lap. State Champs The Girls’ Indoor Track Team had a great sea- son, due to the hard work and dedication of all the team members. The team had a 6-0 season, giving the Seekonk girls’ team 72 straight wins. This remarkably successful season was capped off by finishing first at all state meets, making them state champs. Many of the team members broke their goals, while others went on to mightier triumphs. Ex- ceptionally valuable members were, Missy Silva, who received the record for the 50 yard, and Heather Grimshaw, who holds the record for the 1000 yard run. The future of the team is not in jeopardy as un- derclassmen such as Julie Young and other promising newcomers continue to be an im- portant part of girls track at Seekonk. 139 | Gall ae . @ fig! ee 5 4 pad Row 1, L-R: C. Santos, J. Haley, M. Baldani, R. Curran, M. Goyette, D. Davidow, J. Souza, A. Fredricks; Row 2: J. Souza, C. Fuller, J. Pearson, V. Howard, S. Toback, M. Vaillancourt, B. Korlacki, M. Strycharca, T. Campbell, J. Mendes, T. Mahoney; Row 3: M. Ferreira, C. Culler, J. Swann, J. Pearson, M. Russell, G. Motta, S. Grimshaw, J. Reynolds, D. Candeias, J. Blais, S. Trembly; Row 4: Coach Seal, T. Costa, J. Quigley, C. Bostian, S. Haskins, T. Becktel, S. Hassworth, M. Harvey, T. Soczek, P. Vergilis, J. Swepson, E. Hall, F. Murphy. I belong on a Wheaties box Seekonk dominates the track Rob runs despite pulled wisdom teeth The ?!? race is mine 134 Seekonk’s own Quasimodo. Give me an... E. Watch the track not the camera. Boys’ Indoor Track The Boys’ Indoor Track Team had a very successful season, ending with a 7-0 record. The team did very well in all events and came in first at the South Coast Conference Relays, as well as first in the League Meet. Jason Swepson, avery valuable member of the team, captured new records in the 300 and 4 x 220. Rob Curran, John Mendez, and Tom Soczek also played important part in the team SUCCESS. Even with the loss of past member Bill Crow- ley, the team has done admirably well, and is ex- pected to continue doing well in the future. 135 “T can’t watch!” Everybody Limbo! It’s not coming down! es = St 2 as ie, Row 1, L-R: 8. Head, Coach Kulaga, C. Devine; Row 2, L-R: D. Senay, J. Baldani, C. Virgilis, T. Murphy, T. Pike position Soares, S. Wills, K. Roberts. “That’s gross!” Jill’s legs SO CLOSE... BUT STILL AWESOME Talent, promise and expectation were all qualities attributed to the girls’ basketball team. Coach Kulaga extolled over and over the team’s depth, shooting prowess and all-around performance. Although they lost in the first round of the state tournament the DOMINIQUE! “Te’s still stuck” girls still have a lot to be proud of. The team lost only one game during the entire regular season. Obviously they had very few weaknesses. Coach Kulaga emphasized often the team’s depth. He played all nine of his varsity players in every game. The team’s leading scorer Christine Devine was also quick to credit the entire team for its successes. Truly, each of the team’s members deserves equal credit for her contribution to the team’s consistent record of victories. Seniors Tracy Murphy and Sue Head as cen- ter and forward respectively provided strength and scoring, while Sharon Wills and Tanha Soares added depth to the guard posi- tion. The Juniors guard position. The Juniors guard corps in- cluded the leadership of Dana Senay, Jill Baldani’s passing ability, Kris Robert’s hustle and the raw power of Kris Vergilis up front. With the return of close to half to his league dominating team, next year should represent to continuation of a very successful | program. |] ie Crazy Trace gets ready to kill Air Vergilis | | ey yy a at Shawn looks for someone else to knock down Searching for a wide receiver 2 emt, A Raise your hand if you’re sure “If I hold my breath, I won’t come down!” MAYBE NEXT YEAR Nobody suspected that the boys’ basketball program could do anything but better than last year’s disappointing 2 and 18 season. This year’s team featured a host of maturing juniors and a few ever improving seniors as well as some unexpected potential stars and a new energetic coach eager to prove hi mself at the varsity level. However, none of these elements fit together properly. Of the returning younger players the trio of Darrel Jasper, Jon Bowers, and Jeff Howell showed great promise. However, Jas- pers strong outside shooting, Bowers strong presence under the net and Howell’s all-around hustle were not given the time to make an impact under coach Ken McClouskey’s plan of rapid ro- tation. McClouskey’s coaching style also alienated potential huge-impact players like Scott Miranda and Tony Soares. This in- compatibility between the different factions of the team is prob- ably the leading cause of the winless season. Individual perform- ances, however, should not be ignored. Bill Kinsley and Shawn McCormick added a rare intensity from a senior perspective while Jose Medina and Ralph Tomei demonstrated skills which will undoubtably be useful next year. One can only anticipate a strong returning team, the aid of a strong t.v. program and a new head coach will make next year a success. 138 Killer basketball “I should have been a swimmer” | : “Hey, Give it back!” Grasping at a shadow Soccer practice m Sa Row 1, L-R: T. Soares, S. Miranda, Coach McClaskey, S. McCormich, J. Beaudette; Row 2: Coach Monaghan, J. Medina, J. Howell, M. Delekta, J. Bowers, R. Tomei, D. Jasper, E. Hill, Coach. 139 wie yee Row 1, L-R: E. Lasiewski, A. Weissman, B. Lavin; Row 2; E. Mayers, L. O’Connell, Chris Wallace, Z. Hatch, P. BA Willis, D. Collins; Row 3: E. Bergstrand, M. Henson, E. Gwilliam, T. Dolan, M. Costa, F. Costa, K. Oliver. WE DON’T NEED PEP RALLIES! Abh . .. Day light Superfly Wallace The Boys Swim Team had another outstanding year. The Warriors continued their dominance of the Southern Conference championship title, with an overall record of 8-0. The team continued its winning streak by taking first place in the Max Read Memorial, and for the second straight year were South Sectional Champs. The season concluded with the Warriors tak- ing fourth place in the Mass States, the 200 yard Medly Relay team of Tim Dolan, Erick Bergstrand, Evan Gwillam and Matt Henson were chosen as BOSTON GLOBE ALL SCHOLASTIC TEAM. Members of the Southern Conference Championship all star team along with Dolan, Bergstrand, Gwillam and Henson were Zach Hatch and Larry O’Connell. Coach Ellis Mayers feels that the team may lack in depth next year but the quality will be there. Mayers is depending on senior Dave Collins, Ted Kamionek and Peter Willis to lead the way for another champion- ship. 141 mi “ee Row 1, L-R: J. Anderson, J. Andreozzi, C. Scott, E. Vandal, K. Silveira, J. Warren, M. Korlacki, J. Marques, D. Dunn; Be Row 2: Asst. Coach T. Urquhart, J. Ferreira, P. Foley, D. Harrison, J. Pardi, S. Smith, K. Shallcross, R. Silveira, K. McCoy, J. Wolfe, Coach B. Emond. (N.P. K. Bartells, M. Comery) aol is . sou ON Uy — Me, Kiss the glass. Guys, the puck is on the ice, not outside the rink. 142 My deodorant hasn’t dried yet HOCKEY The boys hockey team had a fine season this year. Despite the loss of Todd Urquhart who was unable to play due to an injury, the Warriors finished in a tie for second place in the SCC behind Bourne. They then quali- fied for the play offs where they defeated Medway (5-3). Leading the way for the WARRIORS were co-captains Tosh Warren and Eric Vandal. The season came to an end after Seekonk was defeated by Westwood in the quarter finals, leaving them with an over all lead 12-4-2. Coach Brian Emond believes that the return of underclassmen Joe Pardi, John Anderson, Jim Ferreira, Keith Shallcross and Sean Smith will be the catalyst for another ex- cellent season next year. earrse= we eee - “Daddy, please don’t spank me” 143 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADING The football cheerleaders braved the cold and wind of Seekonk’s fall Saturdays to keep the huge crowds at the Warriors’ games cheering. The girls’ efforts were greatly appreciated by the football players and coach Colangelo. Their endzone act dazzled the opposing cheerleaders while exciting the spectators at half-time. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADING L-R: Y. Fernandes, K. Ferri, D. lannone, D. L Heureux, D. DiMarco, i 4 ees 4 | : { } “Hey we’re only down by 24!” D. Rezendes, N. Sozek, P. McGregor. ow 1, L-RJ. LeClerc, K. Boyd, T. Saucier, Y. Fernandes, L. Smith; Row 2: H. Rebello, D. Iannone, H. Dunn, my ; 7 | | | | 2 H. Rebello, T. Saucier, K. Boyd, H. Dunn, L. Smith Despite an extremely discouraging season for the boys’ basketball team, the cheerlead-| ing staff did a good job of lending support to its courageous team, led by Seniors Dana DiMarco and Heather Rebello, the cheerleaders uplifting cheers and dramatic} starts added to the crowd’s enjoyment off timeouts. The cheerleaders also add greatly} to the noise while the action is in progress. The rink can get pretty cold, especially for someone wearing a short skirt. : Despite the low temperatures, the hockey cheerleaders keep the spirits high. Hockey Cheerleading The captains: Carlene Perry and Chris Olean, and the advisors, Mrs. Miranda and Mrs. Hunt, make sure of that because that is the cheerleaders’ job. At times they do take a little razzing from people, but it is worth it when they ride the bus home with a winning team. Whether they are “munching” the ref. or falling off the bleachers, a lot of screaming, laughing, and fun goes on around these twelve girls. Last of all, thanks to Matt Comery and Mr. Smith, King Philip will know to never try to look up Seekonk hockey cheerleaders’ skirts. Thanx guys! I’m sure they appreciate it. “Hey Janine,” “Yeah Carla,” “It’s quite obvious that Beth is extremely impressed with the other team.” Gomes Row 1, L-R: . ElliseG: a C. Olean; Row 2: D. Hunt, B. Matonis, C. Rugg; Row 3: L. Yattaw, H. Miranda, K. Bizier; Row 4: TODD?!?, K. Catalano, K. Horrage. (not present: C. Marchetti, P. Drumm, B. Williams) We Won!!! “Hey guys, watch Tosh put Chrissy in a trance again.” Cara’s 1 thought: “Wow! Look at Sean Smith! What a fox!!! 145 BUSINESS BEST WISHES FROM ’90 BEST WISHES from ’89 BEST WISHES from ’88 WAY TO GO, SENIORS! 147 148 OUR GOOD TIMES TOGETHER — THE MEMORIES FOREVER! Janet, Cheryl, Lisa and Bernadine — Narragansett July 5-July 12 — our own house — summer of 86. A week of no parents, no rules, no curfew, no responsibilities and tons of fun. We lived on macaroni and cheese, bagels, and alcohol. Our after midnight swims and all the strangers we met were a blast. “We don’t have to take our clothes off to have a good time. We can dance and party all night and drink some cherry wine” (coolers). UNFORGETABLE!! Cheryl (Hunka), who knows maybe you'll be my sister-in-law!!?? If not, we are still the best of friends. We have had too many good times together. The play, Rob, Fresh, Mislead, Sandy’s house, sneaking in at all hours of the morning, the night we crashed that doctor’s party and tore up the dance floor, and our trips to Fall River were just some of them. Remember: English, pant coat, “Michael you look comphy,” bite with the girls, feature, Store 12, etc. Don’t slow down (get it). Lots of Love Janet (Jawack) P.S. We’ll start our diets tomorrow!! (Yeah right) Lisa, Sorry we never made it to Ho Jo’s at 3:00 a.m. for breakfast, but there was a meetin’ in the Ladies Room at Shadows. Don’t forget Lupees’ (We lived there) Tommy. He’s so cute! Drink MF, Drink MF, Drink MF, Drink, the night we dressed up in tuxedos or when your parents went away. (What a Party!) Rum and cereal???? Sean still owes us some Bailey’s. Our Craig talks, life talks, and the tears were all part of our friendship. Jeffery was the best — can you Woo, Woo, Woo??? I know you can, and IJ love you for it. Janet. Bernadine, Don’t ever forget — 3 Continental Court, the Hooters concert with Tom and Eric or what you did in front of us in Narragansett. Remember I still have blackmail pictures. Love Janet. Tammy, I can’t wait to be a bride’s maid. Best of Luck. I hope the two of you are always happy. A-F-A Love Janet. Sue, Where do I begin?? California wine coolers, blueberry bubble gum, car Palace, dog it, kill it, ask him, lover girls, “bye holly-hobbie,” Ruben, Junk B., the Hawaiian party, the river, 4-wheel drive, you peeing in your pants, your dog biting my arm off, the hot club, free drinks nice doggie, “Where have you two been???” B.K. (extra cheez) ordering a salad bar with Russian dressing at the drive thru, the band trip, I want you, singing into hairspray and brushes, talks about boys, Heart Concert, 11 coolers in a row, threats in downtown Providence, drunk driving, the Senior Prom with Keith and Ray. Perrywinkles, Richard and Joe, all our long conversations and all the time we pulled each others hair because we were laughing so hard. Don’t ask me how it all started, but let’s hope it never ends. Tell me we don’t have too many memories!!! Thank you for always being there and for being a great friend. Love Ya Janet. Charlene, what, I haven’t know you forever!!! We love New York (among other things). It’s funny how we made it through everything that happened in our lives. We learned from everything. Our mom’s lectures, the Venus, the night we spent at the Swansea Police Station. “Mom, I got arrested!!!” Your boot, the other nights we never came home. Mt. Hope Ave. (I Love Him)!!! Indian make up, two-toned blue van, Alpert’s parking lot. The week your parents went to Michigan was the best!!! My Plymouth Horizon (I wish) John Cumbies, Al Cutlus, Sean Construction and we can’t forget Bob Tux. “I coulda— mighta — Colleen, this is it. We’ve been through it all together. Our times together we’re too funny. Brookhill — North County — Ledge Road. Brian — George, Rockey, Babysitting, Miss Piggy at Giant Steps, the track, New Year’s Eve, your Mazda that blew up, taxi cab, our night out in the limo, Capprico’s — the fine water boy, your birthday and mine were the best, shopping sprees. “Will you do my make up?” “Look at this hair!!!” Paul and your phone bills, my family room floor!! (We won't tell). To all my friends — J can’t thank you enough for everything. We have shared so much together. The laughter and fun was great and even the hard times turned out OK., because we all learned from each other. If we didn’t understand each of our differences, we wouldn’t make it. We have to stay in touch so the good times can continue. Hugges and Kisses . . . Janet P.S. I don’t want to grow up!!!! George, I know things didn’t turn out perfectly the way we planned, but I am thankful that we still have each other, to depend on. “Once in your life you find someone, who will turn your world around, bring you up when you're feeling down. Yeah nothing could change what you mean to me.” This is true because we have been through so much together. The good thing is we are still very close. “Now our dreams are coming true through the good times and the bad,” I’ll be standing there by you!!!! I'll never forget the fun we had with each other. Even if we didn’t end up together, I will always have the best memories of the times I spent with you. | LOVE YOU — AND I ALWAYS WILL — JANET Bryan — I am so proud of what you have become. Your dedication and hard work has definitely been an inspiration to me. Thanks for being the best brother. LOVE ALWAYS JANET XOXOXOXOXOX P.S. Someday maybe I'll ski as good as you!! (ha, ha) Mom and Dad — You made my dreams come true. I couldn’t have done it without you. Often during troubled times we don’t stop to thank the “little people.” The shoulders we cried on, the ears we confessed to, the arms in which we found comfort or the hearts in which we found love. So now that tears have dried and my heart is content, I am thanking you both to let you know that your love has meant everything to me and my life. Although it has been a long time deciding I hope you are proud of the choice I have made. No matter how far away I end up I'll always be your little girl. Lot of Love — Janet Anne. XOXOXOXO BEST WISHES TO ALL THE SENIORS OF THE CLASS OF “1987” COO EWUCKGLASS- Obs) Student Council Advisor — Dr. Justus Anderson President — Tanha Soares Vice President — Shannon Doolittle Secretary — Carlene Perry Treasurer — Peter Jennings BEST WISHES TO THE Class of 1987 from the 505.6 LU5 BEST WISHES GRADUATES Class of ’87 from the LATIN CLUB Seekoonk High School Best Wishes! seekonk Little League Chris, you've been the best through the years, friends always, Love Nance Chris, remember all the great times we had. Thanks for always being there. Love Sue Good Luck in college, Chris I'll miss ya! Love Laura I love you Chris, Love Dad Me too! Love Mom It’s been nice knowing you! Liz To my close friend, Chris. Love Caroline Cutie, you’re the greatest and sweetest girl I’ve met. Love M.J. Good Luck Chris, Love Tracy To a good kid, glad I met you Good Luck Chris Remember A+H and Betty Boo Chris, tell “Bif’ he’s dead meat! All my love, Jeff. Believe it or not you'll be missed while you're in college, good luck, I know you'll do well! Love Deb. Good Luck to my daughter Tina Love Dad A smile and a kind word are big assets in life. The best of luck Love Mom! Hey Tag, well good luck and thanks for everything. Your a great friend, and I'll always remember the way I got my nickname K-I-T Love Shadow! Tracey will always love Pat forever. Tina, Well you’re a senior now, hope you have a good life and take care of yourself and make lots of money. Have a great life. Watch out for your brother, Tania. Tina always remember Tania-Michelle TO KIM RISIO! THANKS ALOT FOR ALL THE GOOD TIMES WE'VE HAD IN OFFICE MANAGEMENT! P:S. REMEMBER THE WHITE SWEAT PANTS LOVE TINA KIM — LOVES — RON June 7, 1985 TRACEY — LOVES — PATRICK!! Don’t ever forget me. I'll be waiting when I’m 30! I love you — Shadow John Conaty You're hot!! Townie 14, I want you Good Luck seniors! Kim Hanson Loves Danny Antonio! Good Luck Class of 87 Love Ya Dave Hill, no matter what you do! Chris JANE LOVES MARK CARVALHO — FOREVER Jess, Thanks for being the best friend I could ever have! Good Luck W Joe — Love Ya, Jane Kim, Trish, Lisa, Squier, Alicia, Paula, Chris I Love Ya!! Thanks for everything. Love, Dana Dana, Congratulations, we’ve come a long way, I love ya, Alicia To Dana — All the best life has to offer with all the happiness it can bring. Love Mom, Alan, Bill SQUIER — Joe, Marc, BEACH, C.P.E.P., PARTY!!! Parents going away!! Your bike — Ah!! “Summer,” “You never came home” I love u!! Dana REWARD FOR SQUIER’S BIKE!! Dana — Congratulations and all the best on your new beginnings. Love, Dad Lisalise — Toby, Brian, My Dad’s house, “our flings” Squier’s bike, sneaking out, summer, J.B.’s party (ours) everything else. Thanks!! Love ya, Dana Dish — R.P. “Who's in that mirror?” Alhambras, Car Palace, summer nights!! Party! Love Dana Greg, Since we were little, I always knew you were special. Best of luck, Love, Dana Scott M., Bob, Alicia, Stu, Andy, Carlene, Vandal — Good Luck!! Tom, Joey, Pat, Leo, Paul, Pokey, Russ, Todd, Tosh, Matt, Saleem, Matt, etc. Good Luck Dana Alicia — From 12 to now. I knew that we’d make it. Remember all the fun times (Thayer Street Potholes, Dairymart, parents away) Best of luck, Love ya, Dana Paula — “Party,” Cheerleading, E. Prov., Paul, Marc, “I’m so sorry” (ha ha) Good Luck, Dana Kim — “Stripe,” Marc, Leo, our problems, sad songs (again). Late again!!! Thanks! Love u, Dana Erin, We’ve come a long way, baby!! Dana Court, Chrissy, Andrea, Carlene, Beth, Murph, Good Luck, Dana Marc, Thanks for Everything. Love you, Dana Lisa Miranda Loves Jim Lamoureux (forever 1991) Jim all the memories; New Year’s Eve, N.H. (champswimmer) proms, free tux, summer, Bessieeee! “Vacation,” tuna burp, (Bone + Tiny), 50 yd. line booth. Johnny, Hank, Bad Women 86-87... To Jim, it was so strange how we met, but your the best thing that ever happened to me. We have a great relationship, greatest times, memories I'll cherish always. We’ve been through everything kid, let’s not throw it away. Never will I forget the memories or you. Even though we are separated now, the love we have for each other will bring us together. I will always be yours. You'll always be mine, we can make it Jim, I know it!! I LOVE YOU FOREVER!! Love Lisa xoxo (xxx) Jim Lamaoureux loves Lisa Miranda To Lisa, well kid we have been together for a while now. We had 150 PATRONS alot of great memories and alot of funny one’s too. I will never forget you kid, you helped me through alot of rough times and I can’t thank you enough for being there for me. You mean everything to me Lisa and hopefully we will work everything out someday. 1 LOVE YOU ALWAYS!!! Love Jim 54 Dana, Alicia, Lisa, Tricia, Chris, Paula, and Kim thanks for everything I love you all good luck! Love always Squier Dana and Lisa thank you for always being there no one can ever take your place. Love Squier Kim — To a great sister and friend thanks for being there. I love ya always, Becky Kim — to one of the best sisters, love you always Baby Squier Erin good luck next year love always Squier Dana, we have had so many fun times I can’t begin to count them. Love Squier Lisa, I hope you and Mark stay happy for along time. Love Squier Dana, I’m leaving it up to you to find my bike! Love Squier Tony and Eric and Timmy thank you for being their love home girl Squier Kimpy, does this mean I get my earrings back? Well, they looked better on you anyway! Love you, Mom Oh, Dizzy Dana, lemonade served anytime between June-September and Lisa chow served when ever you arrive — Mama Squier. Flowzie, I’m proud of you. Love Dad Stripe — You're the best!! Love, Dana Kim, Please always remember all the good times we shared. Jason Vermont, sleepover all weekend, etc. Your best friend always, Chris Kim, Thanks for everything. Love, Squier Kim — You are a very sweet, understanding and loveable girl. Always stay that way. Love, Grandma Kim, Enjoy the little things in life along with the big things, and remember I never called you an “Air!” Your great. Good Luck always. Love Mom Kim, the best of luck. I Love you, Dad Dana, Thanks for everything. Friends forever. Love, Kim Kym, You're the greatest. Love, Kim T.B., L-Y., C.O., D.D., Good Luck, Love Kim Leo, Please remember all the good times we’ve had. You mean a lot to me. Love you forever, Kim XOXO Kim, You're a great kid! We’ve had a lot of good times! Keep Partying! Good Luck! Luv ya, Erin Kimme, Thanks for being there. Don’t forget ALL our crazy adventures. Good Luck, Love ya’ Toni Lee Sis, | wish and only want the best for you. Keep your head up high and reach for your dreams and always remember I think you're the greatest... “Air”. I will always be here for you. You'll always be my little “Sis.” Love always, Shelly Shelly Loves Jimmy 86’ — forever Kim — Best of luck in anything you do. Remember, hard work has it's rewards Keep smiling and be happy — Love Nana Kim, How fast you have grown up on me. Though we don’t always get a chance to talk, I just want to tell you how proud I am of you, and I’m here always if you need me — Cousin Debby Kimme, You are such a sweetie!!! Friends forever Kym Donna a great friend, luv Tracey Watch the fireworks D.L. Donna, remember all the good times in majorettes. Luv Cathy Cathy loves Arthur forever Good luck Donna, your the best! Luv Kris Kevin, I love you — forever! Love Kris Donna remember all the great times we shared, keep in touch love Michelle Donna, remember our trip to Penn love Dereyth Dereyth loves John Non rolling stones gather moss Dereyth, I'll love you forever, love John Michelle B. remember laughs! luv ya Tracey Michelle best of luck to my little girl — Love Paul Donna — you always bring the sunshine into our home and into Michelle’s life. The very best of everything! Bev Michelle — may all your fondest dreams come true as you deserve health, happiness, understanding, love and prosperity — all the good things in life. Love Mom All the best to my baby love Mom and Dad Good luck Michelle, don’t forget all the memories Love Sue To all my friends, thanks for making these last four years the best years of my life — Donna Donna, thanks for being there! Love Michelle HELIX I LOVE YOU DEREYTH GOOD LUCK ERIN, FROM LOCKER 190 Elf — Thanx for being such a great friend. I can’t believe its over! Best of luck at college, I know you'll do great! E S forever! Love Bren Erin — Remember our elevator ride! Love Kerry Erin — You'll always have a special place in our hearts. Love, Frank, Kathy, and Kristen I LOVE YOU ERIN C. Love Jim Good Luck Erin — Love the Keenans “TAN MUSTANG” Erin — Thanks for everything, your the best you mean alot to me. I Love You!!! Love always Steve (Scoop) “CORVETTE” Erin — The most special Daughter in the world. I’m so proud of you. I Love You!! Love, Mom TO MY BEST GIRL! — Love Dad Erin — good luck in college! Love Patrick Mom — Thanx 4 being the special person that you are. Thanx 4 helping me seeing me through it all. I love you for it! Love Always, Erin Pat — I can’t believe it’s over. Good Luck! I’ll miss you! Love, Your Big Sis, Erin! Steve — Thanks for everything, you mean so much to me. I Love You!! Love Always, Erin P.S. It’s an orange mustang!! Dad — Thanx, I Love You, Love, Erin John — I’m really gonna miss you. I wish you the best! Love, Erin Good Luck Erin AFA Sue B. Nance, how can you sum up 8 years in 2 lines? You're the best. Love, Chrissy Nancy, you’ve been a great friend over the years. Thanks, love Sue. Nancy, I’m gonna miss you cutie, love Lori. Nancy, we have become great friends and nothing can come between our friendship. Keep in touch. Love Michelle Nancy, you're the greatest! Love Grace. Good luck, you little sneak, love Jack. Nancy, it’s craziness! Love ya! Liz. Nancy, you're a great friend, don’t forget upstairs with Jack, Kermy, and Misaque. See ya around! Love Kim. Great times a t work, you big graduate! Love ya, Heather. You're great the way you are! Love Happy. To a great friend, Love Dave. Nancy, we love you. Love, Mom and Dad. Dear John: You are my one and only son. No mother or father could have asked for a better son than you. You are very precious to us and have never let us down. Please may God bless you and give you every possible luck and success in whatever you decide to do in the future. Love Mom and Dad. Congratulations and best wishes in a job well done. May every obstacle be passed and every goal be fulfilled. You deserve the best. Love, your sister Lisa Success in the future — Sarah Dear Johnny — We are very proud to call you our nephew. We hope that all your dreams will come true. Best of luck in the future years, Love Dinka Good luck John — Jesse | Hi Nancy I love you we had a great summer and I don’t ever want _ to stop. Me and you will last for a real long time no matter what | comes between us we will solve. Like you say it’s a bad omen to say “we will last,” so instead of saying it I will write it. 1 LOVE YA FROM JOHN Thanks for everything Jenn. Love, Marcus Mike, twinkies, male friends, that’s the problem. Love Jenn Jenn, You made this year great! Love, Mike Jenn, To a sweet friend. Good luck next year. Love Colleen Jenn — No matter what you do in life, always have a good time. Love always, Erick “GOD IS OUR SAVIOR” Thanks for the ride and a nice friendship Tim. Love P.J. Life is just a well orchestrated illusion. Mike, Eatit, don’t wear it. Love, Me M.B., M.G., M.C., J.R., E.B., K.D., K.0., AND E.G. I'll never forget the good times! Love always, Jenn Pax Romana — D.S., S.A., K.D., B.W. NON ROLLING STONES GATHER MOSS You don’t throw rocks at a man with a machine gun. Hot Rod 5 to 1 baby 1 in 5 No one here gets out alive Dear Jenn, To our beautiful grand daughter; lots of luck and happiness in your future. Love — Maria and Grampie Pray Jennifer, Congratulations! I wish you happiness, health and success always. Love, Mom To Erick, Nothing was, nothing will be — Jeff John Lennon lives — Give peace a chance Sid Vicious Lives — Anarchy in the U.K. Erick, You're very special, I’ll always remember the good times. Love, Jenn Mandy — To the wildest of my friends Thanks. Love, Jenn Mike, We've been through so much. You're terrific. I’ll never forget you!! Love always, Jenn Jen, You're my best friend. Thanks for everything. Love, Jenn John Belushi Lives — Everybody needs somebody Veronica Miranda, Good Luck. Steve Miranda Jr. Congratulations Steve Miranda Sr. Success to all. Miss Stripper Miranda, May your every wish come true. Melissa Bisbano Thanks — Matre et Patre Rory, Craig et al Ford, Arthur, Zaphod, Trillian Infinite Improbability Extrema unicornis Medieval Romantic Mira Natura The Unbeliever — T.C. The Land May your future bring you Happiness, Sis Thank you for sharing your Senior year with us — you'll always be our special second daughter: Wishing you much happiness always, The Vermette’s Your love and support gave me strength when I needed it the most. You'll always be my little girl and favorite fishing partner. My love Dad. Amy My Love Always, Gene Gene, our love is forever, love Amy. Tracy D. Thanks for being here, Love Amy. Ozzy Rules The Earth ‘To my bestest friend — Good Luck love Krissy Kati — your're a Bimba Good Luck in all of your Future Endeavors Watchout for your Leather T. Hope someday you become a real | coach Potatde Love Mike Kate — Well you did it! Congratulations. Love you, Mom Kati Congratulations cutie Congrats Trina! (Cubby) you really made it. Love ya, Kris Kati live fast, die young, and leave good looking. Corpse $2.00 Kati — Looks like you really made it I’m proud of you and I Love you Congrats — be great — Ker To the life of the party, Have a good one, K.B. Lisa — you've inspired us — Room 131 JoAnne — Good Luck — Room 131 Lisa — Good Luck — Doc Best Wishes Lisa — Doc Anderson RST Congratulations Class of 87. Mrs Goodnow Good Luck L.F. — R. Ridolfi To the Class of 87, the Class, with Class “You made it!” Good Job. Our love Brian, Annette, B+J+R Good Luck, Michelle P. Love Mom, Dad, and Heather Knew you could do it. Love Bob, Kristies, Ashlee No time and not enough room to say what I want. I Love You — Charlene Hi Paula, Songbird 6 6 86, 9:45 pm. What did we do right? — Pianoman. KIM, ILL LOVE YOU FOREVER — RON I LOVE YOU DEREYTH, LOVE JOHN Kim, good luck in the future! Love ya, Jen Kim, May happiness be yours in all you do — Love Mom and Dad Long Live the Pig! — ADI I'll love you always, Ron! — Kim Sunday, Sept. 19, 7:30 pm at the Providence Civic Center PAX ROMANA with special guest Beau Ideal, tickets $20.00 — no alcohol Monca, Do you believe we’re done! I can’t wait till we don’t have to get up! What are we gonna do? Know who I really want you with “Sean” from 8th grade (ha ha). Remember those skatin day’s with Gina (cause she’s Lisa Lisa’s best friend) and molestor, hand 1, hand, hand 2, majestic, hair, silver, Ape, eye’s 1, eye’s 2, kool-aid, bathing suit, bugger, De’Barge, oh seeet’s, Bronner — ugly (Stordi), B.V.-J.D., marmaduke, ma-marvin he fine, stop talkin, talk right, “I’m lookin in the woods,” g-girl, b-boy, Mr Murf, Mrs uglies teeth, “U bring the wood pecker I'll bring the wood,” “and we shall come together” “I’m sorry that mug can’t be that big,” so he’s gonna, yeaaaah “heada” I'll seeee, the Chinese store man was seeing ($50 bill), hey guita, rabbit, hey, let’s make Janet’s throat hurt today. Cause me and Kip are bestes “brodders.” George Sacko (Eddie Murphy) no sshh u no it don’t hurt! remember E-Bay, Melle, Sabrina, Jadee, Kim, Lupee girls, “did use shift,” that e mpire is striking back. “Feetin” why you evil, did you call thing yet? I want thing. “A,” Manny, Brad, Chess King, Rob Lowe, George Michael, Rambo, what would I do?? Monica these are only 12 the thing’s we’ve been through together there will be many more. Luv Rachel. I LOVE CARLOS!! Good luck to all my friends. Monica Slippery When Wet! “What time is it?!” Good Luck Hilary, Love Dad LJ. 594! Hilary — You’re a super friend! Thanks 4 everything! Love Kris Hilary — Do not follow where the path my lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail — Good Luck, We Love You! Mom Ern Hil, You’re a very good friend, always there, Love Charlene Mom Ern, Thanks for everything. Steve, I Love you forever! We R.B.I.R.D.S. Linda Barao Loves Manny Tavares Gina Feuti Loves Billy Curtis forever John Marques is hot! Good Luck Savy! Love Jodie Jodie Loves Eric H. We've had some great times this year! Savy you're a great lad! — Good Luck Joe Loves Nicole — Part Time!!! Savy, Best of Luck Always! — Love Jill The Ace is at the top of the Deck. I feel like I know you. — Good Luck — Pauline Congratulations — I wish you happiness — Kathy Only the best of everything in life — Love Mary You've been my close dearest friend. I’m always here for you Love Nance Sue, THANK YOU!! Remember Rod, the beach, 2 days Jamestown. Love Chrissy Suzie, Remember: “The Doc,” the dinner we never had the “Moon,” the “P.E.” we saw Love Denisis Volleyball’s been fun Sue, Love Jen Sue, Good Luck and Best Wishes — all our love, Mom and Dad Tracey — I’m really sorry I let our friendship end. — I regret the times that we stopped talking, but I’m glad we're friends again. Love ya Toni Tray-way-sea-weed, Follow the yellow brick road on the line, don’t trip. Michelle Bazarsky — loves — Butch Arthur, To my biggest sweetheart. I will always love ya (Diamond?) Love Tania Tania Lisa, your the best. Michelle To my Best Friend Tracey! (SHADOW) THANKS FOR ALL THE GOOD TIMES! LOVE TINA (TAG!) Tracey — loves — Patrick “always” I WILL ALWAYS LOVE PAT!!! Tracey, you are the most gullible person I met; Don’t worry I’m only joking. Tom Erin Peewee Herman Smith BROOKE — LOVES — TODD Tracy Please Come Back. Thomas Rollin’ Perry!! Tom — you better be SERIOUS!!!! Tracey SHORTHAND DUMMY CLUB!! Rob Loves Michelle (5 24 86-forever) 11:16 P.M. Remember Mich? MULLY SHADOW! All I have to say is don’t forget me and let the good times roll. Nancy Deidre — Thanks for the greatest friendship — you're the best! But when we bunk we gotta make sure Dee’s keys aren’t locked inside! Follow the Yellow Brick Road! K-I-T, Love Tracey! S-H-A-D-O-W L-O-V-E-S M-U-L-L-Y B-A-G-L-A-D-I-E-S 1 PATRICK — You are now and always will be ... Thanks for being my best friend! | LOVE YOU, TRACEY! Eric, Good luck in the future, I love you, Jenn. Remember, Dawn, never trust a Boy Scout — Michelle. Hey drummers, COORS is the one. To Bueff — HI! Hey Dave P. Shut Up!!! To Janet, I love you. J.P. Hey Janet, the check’s in the mail. Shorty, you’re not a dog! Love Keith D. Good luck Dawn, Chrissy, Merri, Kim. — P.B. I know you, Dawn. Good Luck. Good Luch Kirstin Bizier — Love, your little sister. Good Luck Dawn, from Dawn H. Have fun Dawn and take care of BooBoo Bear LYLAS, Michelle. THE MONKEES FOREVER Hi Dawn! From Pam Peanut Butter and Jelly Why Not? Ron White Good Luck Dawn, Sue. Ken, don’t give up, Denise. Hi Dawn, Good Luck — 44 loves 703! love, Mew. Dave Peace — Zip Your Lip. Michelle M. — Learn your music! Dawn — Good Luck in life; Jim V. Jeff; Keep trying for Jenn R. Dawn, to a shorty, from your tall sister, Danielle Dawn, to an honorable drum scum, Danielle. To Miss, Kathy, and Nicki, have fun in the future, Danielle To a fellow ball player and sister Dawn, From Dani. Dawn, a word of advice, watch out for stray bears, Danielle. Danielle, Melissa, Michelle, and Nickie — Member u r as good as you think u r! LYLAS — Dawn. Mrs. D.’ —’Member always my strive for perfection. Dawn, paula, thanks 4 the brain power in psych. Dawn Drummers, thanks 4 being different. — Munchkin Merri, thanks for the great times in high school. Thanks for being the friend I needed. Thanks 4 the confidence and the push when I needed it. Most of all, thanks for being u! Love ya’ always, Dawn. Best of luck Mimi (love cuz) HOLLY — LOVES — STEVE — 4-EVA Nice to have you around. Ma F Good Luck. Dad F MIMI — LOVES — STEVE forever STEVE, YOUR THE BEST THING THAT EVER HAPPENED TO ME, I LOVE YOU WITH ALL MY HEART. ALWAYS THINK OF ME IN ALL YOU DO; LETS MAKE IT LAST FOREVER, LOVE ALWAYS, MIMI (BUNNY) MIMI “I LOVE YOU AND I HOPE WE LAST FOREVER” STEVE MIMI — You are a wonderful daughter whom I have been watching grow and mature and I am very proud of you. Keep up the good work. Love, Mom Good luck Joe and Jason. Love, Jen Comery Go 4 it, Todd. On U the sun shines. I think I can, I know I can, I can, I did! Congrat’s, Todd. NUM! NUM! Mommy, can I have a cookie?! Imagine there’s no heaven, it’s easy to try. Suicide is an art practiced only once. Suicide — Death By Pitty, STAY ALIVE! “HURRY SLOWLY” — E.B. “Tl never forget whatshername” — E.B. GOD IS POWER Johnny K-9 Rules Take care little brother, good luck Joe, and be good. Love Kath Joe, you are the best. Joe, always stay as you are. Joe strive to always follow your convictions. TO JEN! LOVE AND SMILES, JOE Hey Erick! Does she walk? Does she talk? Does she come complete? GENESIS — P.C., M.R., T.B. Suicide is not Painless. MONTY PYTHON 1 I wanna be in Anarchy — Sid SPER A AETHER EEE John Lennon Lives “All this science, I don’t understand, it’s just my job 5 days a week” — Elton Well, it’s got some RAT in it. And now for something completely different. WOODSTOCK II — What the world is coming to, LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT. The coach said, “That boy gave me 100%. What spirit! What a man!” BUT WHO CARES??!! To: J2As D:D D. EL JaMz, E:Bis- As N:B., o: Ws eG Cs. M.B., E O, AND A.F. — Thanks I HATE THE CAR PALACE Goodnight Sibby Sisti, wherever you are. Dee, good luck w everything you do!!! Sly says Hi Love Ya, Nancy “SYLVESTER — LIVES!!!” Congratulations Class of ’87 SOPHIA IANNONE JOSEPH IANNONE REBECCA IANNONE Mr. + Mrs. Joseph De Giulio TODD — LOVES — BROOKE I'll miss ya Dee! Good Luck Class of ’87 Kerry Loves Billy Baldi was here “87” SUE — LOVES — JASON Best of luck class of “87” Best of Luck “87” ERIN — LOVES — JIM Thanks Nance, Donna, Keith, Michelle, Amy + Tracy — you're THE BEST LOVE CHRIS Denisio, remember the car club, the sailors, “the back door” the party, the lifeguards, the P.E., we saw and big yella. Love Sue Good luck in the future, Denise Bobby — go take a shower!! MICHELLE -N- ROB 4-EVA Yeah! Yeah! that’s the ticket! Nice knowing you, Denise Mom you put up with alot from me. Thank You! love always Jenn Shelley, I Love You! Dee, remember all the fun times we’ve had I really hope we have many more. Don’t give up on Cutie!! Thanks alot sis! Love Joanne Good Luck Denise, Love You Mom Dad 18... you really turn me on! Good luck to a great sister, Love Bobby Alicia, congratulations and all the best. You deserve it! Love, Dad Gertrude, you’re the very best! Congratulations and a happy ever after! Love Mom Alicia, we are proud of you and love you very much. Alicia, from 11% to 18!! Love you!! Dana Alicia, the past two years getting to know you were great. Good luck with P.C., Love Chris D.D., K.S., L-Y., P.M. — I love you guys! Thanks! Alicia Jenn, don’t forget the machines! Alicia Pat, you will hold a special place in my heart forever — I Love You See A icin PAT — N— ALICIA I love you Mom Dad Alicia, thanks for being there. Love Ya, Squier Lee, don’t ever forget me, for our great times, Love Amy Lisa, nice legs, the Carvel God. Alicia, the sexiest girl in the WALK IN FREEZER — Noel Paula, thanks for all the good times and all the advice. Good luck, Love Alicia Lisa, don’t forget all our E.P. memories! Good Luck, Love Alicia. Squier, our friendship will never die — Thanks for everything. Love Alicia Dana — There are no words to express our 17 year friendship. Thanks! Love Lee Scott Bob, thanks for being the greatest escorts, I love ya!! Alicia 151 To the swim team Coach — We are awesome! keep going undefeated! Good luck, Alicia Good luck, Seniors — A. McDonald We finally made it!!! Good luck love Karen Rachel, it seems like yesterday when you stepped off the school bus with your Minnie Mouse shoes and Holly Hobbie lunch box, saying “I’m too smart for the first grade and moving on to bigger and better things” and now you are — congratulations Nana Hey Rachel thanks for being such a nice friend I’m gonna miss you honees, love Beth Thanks to all my friends for the good times. Monica, you'll always be my 1 honees your the best Janet, Karen, Tanha, Jen, Colleen my best guitas I love u all To my cute, curly head, witty, clever little friend. Congratulations and good luck in whatever you do. Randy Good Luck Sandy, Chris, and Carla Sandy — I see your true colors and that’s why I love you Don’t be afraid to let them show. Thanks for everything S.V., C.H., B.B. To my friends, I leave much love To my enemies, I leave my fears To myself, courage and trust. Thanx for everything, Jen! Love San Once upon a time I loved him... Seeeeeeseenee On the mountain’s crest the sun finally comes to rest the day can’t ever end but night’s just around the bend. Shining tears on your face, this is our forever place. Just for you and me only here will we be free. Seeeeeeeeeeee I love you Mom and Dad! Thanks for being there, Jo! I sit beside my lonely fire and pray for wisdom yet, for calmness to remember or courage to forget. Backward, turn back, O time in your flight make me a child again just for tonight. Throw fear to the wind! Hurry up, I just can’t wait. If I fall, I get up again. Only give as much as I can take, If at first you don’t succeed here’s some advice that you should need, you get up again over and over. Through the windmills of my eyes everyone can see the loneliness inside me. Greg — we've had some good times and some bad and those memories will last forever. I know there are many more to come. Love always — Terri B-O-S-T-O-N!!! B-O-N J-O-V-I!!! S.P., B.S. Love your IROC-Z, T.S., K.F. 94 HJY ROCKS Steve Quattrucci, You're fine!! Alex — I miss you, love “me!” Happy Graduation Kris. Love Mom, Dad and Johnny Best of Luck Kris, Love Gram To a great niece. Love The Ides Godchild, Wishing you good health, happiness, success, and prosperity all through your life. Kristen Loves Chris 4-EVA Chris Poulos I Love Ya!!! Nice knowing you Kris, Love Joe “MATT (Keith) DILLION” “Still Loving you!!” EJ. Larry G. Love your Camaro! LJ 594!! Hey, Paul Biz, you give love a BAD name!! “256-JIX” crash any cars lately? Steve T., Steve B., Bill K. Good Luck, Coach Good Luck in all furure endeavors Mom and Dad Thanks for everything you’ve done for me — I love you! Kris Kris, Have a great life, be good! Love Kim Best of luck Kris, Love John Scott loves Kris Love Ya Kris; BAD-SS Paul Bizier, I’m mad about you!!!! Follow your heart! Debbie LePage loves Danny Slattery Thanks for everything mom and dad love Deb Good luck to the “87” brats, Frankie — FARIA, FARIA, FARIA, FARIA. 41 — Good luck in the future Good luck Debbie, Love Mom Dad Debbie, your the best friend anyone could ask for, love Debbie O'Dell To you from me kid, Love SLATTS “I LOVE YOU DEBBIE” LOVE DANNY Aaaa, no sa, Yes sa, but I want U with that! Cuz I got baby oil in my hair. “Where youses are going?” “anzer me” U can dig some noses. skatin, sunoco, B.D. Manny! from asquinos. ZZZZZZ near Veazie, sets, Violet, Bronner. How could I?! I’m the biggest. You don’t even know “Cuz I’m the best! Your the sickest and I’m the laziest. ma-ma-ma-Marvin! Hair-bear, hair-jordan, uh oh my God. RED, Calistenics, New Years Eve — I wish thing was here!! Hold on! oh my god! he just came here. U — I'm tired and hungry! What would I do at Micka’s? I 152 could go for a good “D.” U — but I want 2 know how its gonna get in there if I don’t want it 2. | LOVE CARLOS — I LOVE him — I LOVE CARLOS — I LOVE CARLOS! Carlos Jr, Carmen, Passion, A, Manny, Manra, Donnie Jr, Trevor, Lincoln Woods, We are so busted! Rachel, cry please!! Don’t call me till around 11. Lupies, Love You, Monica “Hey, where’s Hollywood?” — Frankie Sarah does Seekonk FRANK! WHO ARE YOU? Frank Hows Life — Angie Follow your dream! Love Always, DAD Me + You out in 87, we’re out!! You from SHS, Me from College, Good Luck live it up!! Love Ya, TRA. Good luck class of 87. LUV YA Me DREAM! LIVE! WIN! Love Tracey CATCH A WAVE YOU'RE SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD. I'll miss you all and remember the happiness you brought to me. — CMR Brenny — it was great being in Brady Bunch class with you, but it’s even better being out of it! You’ve been a really great friend. Thanks! Love Cara Bren — you've been such a great friend, I really don’t know what I would’ve done without you! Thanx for everything. Best of Luck Always! Love Erin Elf — We made it! It’s all down hill from here. Thanx for being there! Your the “best all around!” See ya in Bermuda — Bren To Ron and Sharon DeSilva, I love you, Brenda Bren, Words are hard to come at times when you want to say something special to a special person in your life. I love you very much and I’m very proud of you, all of us will be by your side forever. Love Mom Jessie, Good luck in college — if you go — and, of course, with Joe, Love your little sis. Jodie -n- Scott Jess -n- Joe Lynn, Friends forever! — Jodie Good Luck Jess, love Scott Jodie — 9 27 86 — love Scott Pooch, E.P. Jr. Prom always! Ricky, watch out (cousin) cause you're next! Luv Pooch Chris Sawyer Good Luck — love THE PEST Sawyer — I Love You, Matt Let’s Grease those babies down. PBJ Michelle — I'll always be here if you need a friend. Keep in touch. Love, Cathy Michelle — You're a very special friend and I hope that nothing will ever come between the friendship we've built, Donna 3 squeezes for Michelle — L Love Rob Michelle, my daughter — my friend. I’ll always be proud of you. Love, Mom Michelle — Go for it! Love, Sis ROB, I KNOW WE HAVE BEEN THROUGH ALOT TOGETHER, BUT WE MADE IT THROUGH AND I KNOW WE ARE GOING TO LAST FOREVER. I LOVE YOU, MICHELLE Boinga — Good Luck in all you do and keep smiling. Luv, Lance Congratulations Michelle Protano — Aunt Cindy and Uncle Joe Michelle — You’ve made me proud! Love Nana Michelle — I’m going to miss seeing you but you don’t live far away, lets keep in touch. Your friend forever. Love Jeff Mich, You've been th e best, you’ve comforted me through the bad times, and you have always cheered me up. Love, Nance Jason, we've been through alot and I hope we'll never loose each other. I Love You! Jennifer CATHY LOVES ARTHUR To MICHELLE, Good Luck! Love “T” ER, GREAT ONE OOB (expressionless) Oh, those mushrooms Tiger Hey, you in the blue Oh, sweetheart that is so nice of you ER, uh, ... yes, right What's this the couple’s room???? Just let her drown, O.K. Mark? No! ... MAYBE? “T got 16 inch arms!!” (P.B.) Kim thanks for all the talks all your help. Love Joanne Kim, Good luck in the future and with Kenny. Love Karen Kim, Don’t ever look back, Don’t ever look ahead, Do your best with today and you'll be okay. Remember you always have a friend. Love Mom May your future years hold the richest of health and happiness. Love Grandma Kim, I hope all your dreams come true, What I’m trying to say is GO FOR IT!! Love Jenny Kim, be proud of what you have done and what you are going to do. Love Dad I luv ya! Love Tiffany Kim, I’m glad we became friends we’ve had a lot of good times! Be Good Love Kris “POISON ROLOS” Hil, Good luck!! I know you'll find what your looking for!! Thanks for being such a great friend. Love Kim Kim, Keep Smiling I know you'll succeed in whatever you do. Have a great life. Love Ken “CHEVY’S RULE” Great Physics Class Hil and Kris, “Thanks for everything Your both CRAZY!!” Love Kim Lynn, Don’t ever change!! I always thought we'd be friends forever, Well forever seems alot shorter now, Doesn't It? GO FOR IT KIM!! Ken, I'll always care about you! Thanks for everything!! Karen, good luck in the future, Love Cha Have a great life, good luck with Ricky, Love Kim. To my best girlfriend, I'll always love you, Good luck in the future, Love Rick. Do your returns Giggles! Love Melanie Stay out of shoes Giggles! Love Dick Get your pants off the floor Giggles! Love Lynn Stay out of my department (Giggles) Good luck in the future — you need it with Rick, The Fin. BEST WISHES! Glen (49H) QUART PINT QUIT GIGGLING!! Karen — You have made us so proud and so thankful that God gave you to us. may your life be full of joy and your future be bright. If you ever need us, turn around and we will be there. May God Bless You!! Love Dad and Mom. Been great being friends, good luck! Luv, Darlene Debbie O’Dell, How can we tell you how happy we are and how proud to have you as our daughter, except to remind you with these special words we feel every day of our lives, “We love you.” MOM and DAD. “To the person who made my life special from the first day that we met each other, I hope you will always be mine. 1 LOVE YOU DEBBIE,” LOVE ROGER G. Debbie, you are the best friend anyone could ever ask for, Love Debbie LePage To a great sister, Kerri good luck in life! Love your Sis To Kelly thanks for being there. Love a friend always, Karen To Kerri, Hope you get everything you want out of life To Karen, you're the best friend anyone could have and I'll always be there for you anytime. Don’t forget it. Love a friend always, Kelly Karen, I leave you with this school. Do what you want with it. You’re a great sister. Love, Kerri Doug, THANKS BRO. Luv, Kerri Carla, baby, have a nice life. Love, Jill Carla, always pursue your dreams. Carla, Get off the phone! Luv, Karen Carla, This is number 4. Have faith — just 36 more! Carla, Good Iluck in the future — Dawn Carla, HEY HEY WE’RE THE MONKEES! Davy Jones!!!! Hey Carla, Best of Luck, Melanie Hey Shmeg, Don’t be a beach rat. j Carla, Always smile, always laugh, when you think of friends from the past. Carla, Best of luck to you in the future, Missy Carla, You're a great kid. Love, Debbie I Love Joe Perry The Monkees Rule!!! Carla, Success in life — Sarah Carla, You're a cool kid. Sue Carla, Best of luck in whatever you do. — Sean If you don’t live life you die. Good Luck Carla!!!! “Always partied, always will — never studied, never still.” To everyone I leave: Every book I never opened, every homework I didn’t do, every test, class and teacher that drove me crazy — for those remaining at SHS after the class of ’87 enters the real world — C.M.R. “Keep your head in the clouds and your feet on the ground.” — T. Roosevelt Jill — Thanx — SMYL-N-LAF! Your pal Carla! Boda-Toga: Have you found the lost TA-HOENS? Thanks to everyon e that made it easy to come to SHS — Carla Andy, Please don’t pick on me — Rugby “A dog is a dog except when he is facing you. Then he is Mr. Dog.” California Sun — here I come. Amy, to the 2nd best setter in the school, Chris Chris, to the 2nd best spiker in the school, Amy Amy, there’s been great times! Congrats! Love, Alicia See ya later, Brooke!!! Are we gonna hear this story everytime we see a ruler??!!!! What's that you’re wearing? — Secret solid! Kevin, you'll be happy to know we’re dealing with our inferiority complex. Luv, Chris Amy I HATE everyone except you, Jacky Al I’m the fastest runner in the world, I mean the valley. Let me tell you about my life: John Luco AMY LOVES JEFFREY 17 But I know Darryl Darren Who's sleeping with who, this isn’t paradise Amy, hands off S.L., he’s hopefully mine! Cath No Mom! I’m fine! Steve go home and hurry back Mo-tor-cycle Our men MUST have one! Caribbean Prince lives, see ya next summer Mikie Amy, never forget the beach house — shut that kid up! All of our stories (who has more?) I guess Tina did know best! My worst nightmare has come true, Fay Boy is here! He’ll never find his way back! Many good time, more to come! Luv, Cath Cath, you had your chance, S.L.’s mine now Amy Ha! The closest you'll get is a dance as our maid of honor Amy, good luck in college. Love, Andy Cath, How’s Dweebil rolling???? Sorry I missed the beach house, I heard it wasn’t paradise Amy, have a great time in college. Love, Keith You've been the greatest Amy! Love, Mom Dad. Good luck next year TOTO I Don’t Think We’re In Kansas Anymore God Is Love PJ. Good Luck Mandy VH Mandy is my most totally Outrageous Friend — Justine � Good Luck After SHS Here’s looking at you kid — Tina Good Luck Mandy — Matt H You made it Mandy Well Done Sis — W.H. Now Wasn't that fun John 3:16 Mandy, Best of luck to the Best Warrior. Love Jen Mandy, gonna miss your “barking!” Julie Mandy, glad your in V.G. Christine Mandy I am forever yours! I Love you — Todd Maureen, Good luck in 87,88,89 ... Love Mark Maureen, Good luck ne xt year Nancy. Best of luck, Maureen, Love Jo Anne. To a good kid, Best of luck, Love Colleen. Maureen, My buddy! Luck always — Love Malaena. Congratulations, Jenn we love you Mom and Dad. Best of luck Class of 87’ — The Mello’s. Thanks for everything Mom And Dad Love Jenn. Amy and Tracy thanks for a great 12 years To all my friends thanks for all the great times Jeffina. Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. To the best sister, Good luck — Love Kate SKEEVY, SCABBY, and SMELLY — THE AVE. K.G. Good-n-Fruity in the park! No! J.A. Tag-Team Match — Soon! K.G. Get rid of it so you can join! Mrs. Cutlass the AVE Forever — Mrs. Monza SAVY, Rob’s here! Andy, Thanks for all the great times in homeroom. Lisa — It’s too hot in the hot tub! Fearsome Fivesome, Forever Chris (wifey), See ya Monday Morning Lisa — Are you bored? I Very bored? II Extremely bored? III Stump It!!! When are we going to fulfill our contract — Tosh Lisa — Are we gonna play Romper Room this weekend? — Tricia Mark, we have so many memories, so many good times we’ve shared, I hope it never ends. I love you, Lisa LISA LOVES MARK Timmy, thanks for all the good times. Booty-n-Booty 4-ever! Dana, Tricia, Chris, Squier, Thanks for being the greatest friends anyone could have. Lisa Trish, who’s in the mirror tonight? Lisa ROMPER ROOM Dana and Squier, don’t forget R.P. Paula thanks for always being there when I needed a shoulder to cry on, Lisa Alicia, 1 know we don’t talk as much but it doesn’t mean I don’t think about you and all the good times E.P. Lisa Eric, don’t ever change, you're the best, Lisa Squier, what can I say, everything happens to us the same, burn, bruise, etc., Mark and Joe, I hope you and Joe work out, you deserve it. Love Lisa Lisa, we had a great year, I hope next year is even better, I love you, Mark Carleen, nice to have met you. Good Luck in the future, always remember us the big cheese twins. Carleen, “Where’s my chocolate puddin?” To Carleen and Mich, You're such great friends. Love Always Dave. Bean: Never forget “SAMS WOODACRE” and all the other great times. Thanks for being there. Love Mich xo HAVE FUN AND GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR. CARLEEN AND MELISSA. LOVE, KATE Carleen Honees, We have the weirdest friendship. Always remember the trip to Florida and the fun we had. I Love you Janet! To my best friends Melissa, Mich and Renee, Thanks for always being there. love ya, Bean Renee, Bean Melis, You guys are the best friends anyone could have! Love ya, Mich xo To Melissa, Carleen Mich, your are my best friends. No one could ask for better ones. Love Renee Tosh, I wish you the best of luck in whatever you do, thanks for all the greatest memories. I’ll never forget you. Your Friend Always, Love Heather T.B. Thanks for all the good times — good luck with A.F. I hope we will be together forever. Love L.W. Mike Korlacki we will always love you. Lisa Kim. M.B., T.B., L.B. Thanks for being my friend through high school. Daryl there’s always the future. T.B. I Love You — Guess Who! Peter Johnson Sid lives Marc, you're a doll, don’t ever change! Marc, good luck always — Kim God is might!!! Marc, good luck in whatever you do, Missy Marc, You're the best!! D.L. Thanks for the friendship, Love Jenn Marc, I know I'll miss you when your gone Love Tammy Fred, have fun! I’ll miss you, Love Sue Purgatory Chasism Lives Congratulations and Good luck, Marc Love Mom and Dad Well done! Marcus Best of luck Class of “87” We Luv sexy Dave Foster Collins To Sheila, we wish you much success in everything you do! Love, Mary Bernie To Sheila, we love you and lots of luck! Love, Mom Dad To Sheila, good luck! Love, Sheryl To Sis, have a good life! Love, Edie To Sheila, you’re my BEST FRIEND and you will always be! Love ya, Mary To Sheila, I hope you have a great life and good luck in the future. Love, Dawn Nice working with you! Patsy Good Luck, Valarie Best luck in the future. Missy Good luck plenty of sunshine. Barbara Keep on smilin. Linda Good luck Sheila. Terry Learn how to do personals K.D. C.S. Success happiness in the future K.D. C.S. Keep on trucking Sheila, Dottie Keep up the good work — Sue M. All the best to Sheila. Denise Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. L.W. Have a nice weekend Sheila! LS. To Sheila, you are too sweet to be forgotten. Addie To Sheila, who has been like a daughter to us, Good Luck. Love, Ed Terry Good luck Sis! Way To Go! Lill My best little housekeeper — Mark Good luck Sheila, from East Greenwich to Seekonk — Al Good Luck Sheila. Alice Best of Luck in all you do. Alda Best of Luck in your future. Louise Best wishes Sheila — Joe To Sheila, good luck in the future. John Good luck Sheila. Love, Donald Rhoda Best wishes, good to go. Don’t forget I’m your friend (Lincoln) Keep Rockin Good Luck with everything you do! George To Mary, I Love you Forever, Manny! To Mary, You been like a daughter to us Good luck, love Ed and Elsie To Mary your my bestest friend and always will be! Good luck! Love Sheila Good luck Mary love, Gram To Mary good luck you have been a great friend, Dawn Time flies, Never to return!! May all your dreams come true Love, Tony, Shirley and Audrae Mike loves Lori Mary loves Manny Good luck always, I’ll be here when ever you need a friend or someone to talk to! Love Teri Hope We live along and happy life together! Love Manny Wish you alot of luck in the future, Lori Lori Loves Mike Good luck, Work hard, and be happy — your friend Barry Lots of luck and happiness with love Ed, Jan Mary, Dad and I love you very much and we are proud of you for trying so hard, we also wish you health and happiness God Bless you. Love mom Thank you Mom and Dad for all that you’ve done for me through the years, Love ya’s always, Mary Manny, I Love you very much and I always will you keep me very happy, I’m Glad I have you!! Love ya, Mary Good luck Becca!!! Love Anga Becky — best wishes always Tracey Becky — best of luck!! Love Kris R. Reach for the stars! Deb Best of luck Becka — Love Krissy Becca — you “too cool.” Good luck in everything that you do and live it up. your great! Love ya, Alison Smile Becker! Love, kris McDonald Have a great life Beck Love ya Carla Kris still loves Pete forever! Becca — what would life be without our Queeny? Good luck! Love always Shannon Yeah Becky! Love Mom and Dad Good luck girls swim team — Sara Sheely Good luck next year Al Love Brian Becca — good luck huh!! Love your Jenna To all my friends; B.L., K.M., L.P., K.R., F.M., M.S., A.B., A.L., S.D. — thanks for everything and best of luck to every one. love ya Jenn B.L., K.S., C.S., K.A., J.R., 8.M., C.G., H.H., S.E., J.A., and G.H. your great, thanks love Dawn Best wishes, 87 — Mr. S. Murphy To Tina G. — Good Luck “cuz,” love Tracey Wonder Twin Powers Activate — The Hot Mamas Becca — Thanks for being such a good friend. We sing so well together, love Jill Bri, I’ll miss ya! Good luck — Love Al Bill — Good luck — i don’t know what I’ll do without you! Love Jill Becca, good Luck, Don’t forget Sherwood. Love Missy David Lamoureux, Good Luck next year in Football — Love Missy Becky, your the bestest driver homer! Love Alen Becky, Good Luck with your future plans. Love Colleen Al, good luck next year, I'll miss you lots, remember your awesome — Love Becky Good luck in Mexico, Becky from Pete Jillian, I am really glad we became such good friends your special to me. — Love Becky Beth, Thanks for your friendship all these years. — love Becky Kris you're a great friend don’t ever change — Love Becky SB: A:B:,.B.B:, J-B:, KM. A-L. HGS. D J-V., DL, 1-E-, M.S., K.R., D.S., K.R. — Thanks Love Becky Hey J.R., C.G., D.D., K.M., C..M., K..A., B.L., L-O., — Thanks for a great year — Love Sheryl Tone I’ll see you in California — Love Becky Anne — shut up. I’ve been in this country one year eighteen months! Oh — my eye. Take care — Love Mike Annie — you've been great! I’ll miss you. Love, Your second mom. Anne I hope we get close. I'll give you a loop anyway — love Mr. K. Anne — JA — sorry about what happened. High School — four more years of avoiding real life. Nancy, Good Luck Nancina, good luck and watch out for the yellow brick road. Good Luck Nancy and don’t ever forget all that we’ve been through — Love ya like a SIS. DEE May all your dreams come true. Good Luck. Mom and Dad — Sister Andrea and Brother Tom. We Love You. Nancy, I will always cherish the memories we shared. You are really special to me. I wish you all the best. You deserve it. Love always, Kevin. Best Wishes for a wonderful future. DRAGON LIVES Let the good times roll. I love you Kerry 4-Eva Hi, Nancy — Good Luck in every thing you do! Have fun with Kevin! Be good!!! Love, your is-in-law! KISS 1 Fish as Neal Baker and Jerry Mathers as the Beaver. SSSSSSESSHSOROSEAESSEESS HORSRERET) FE Le eeeesesaes Life The Universe and Everything Macalecahimeca himeho Puristic-Pus pg 957 Burnt Toast Rules! Thanx: Evan, Dave, Tim, Chris, Todd, from J.S. Dorothy DiOrio DEL forever!! Good luck Jenn Good luck pumpkin — Tedi JM remember the good times — TT Thanks — Mom, Unc, Der, Chris, Tim, Evan, Joe, Sharon, Rob, Peter, State Line Convenient Store, Todd and Andy, for all your support. Snappy will live on in our Hearts J.S. Bill Coordinent — GoodBye R.F. Could these letter’s be any smaller? Don’t feel obligated Mandy — I'd like to get to know you better Eternal Discord soliciting patrons get caught! And away we go! Dave Lopes, you non-conformist you GDABC — Mike Costa To my blue eyes, Tim, have a great life. Dave glad to know you better in our senior year your terrific. Doug you'll always be my big bro. Mike and Kev your great kids. Luv ya all Kerri. Rob Curran is God Kerri I'll love u 4-ever D.E.L Del — Do principals really clean Cafeterias? I Love Mrs. Wilson (ALOT) 153 loll Wales: THE BOOSTER CLUB Sehislorhc aie 154 Compliments of SEEKONK SCHOOL COMMITTEE Annette M. Capecci, Chairman Robert I. Bostian, Vice-Chairman Dorothy A. Howell, Secretary Kenneth P. Ruscetta, Member Richard W. Perry, Member 155 ill Baldani _ Michael Baldang Stephen Beckler David Borah Paula Bousquet Monica Brown Jessica Butler Merideth Butler Kimberly Catalano Dawn Damiani Tracy DeRosa Christine Devine Kevin Devine Timothy Dolan Heather Dunn licia Ghiorse ADerek Harrison “h STORE 1991 TEL. 1-617-761-8651 Cantels AMERICA’S FROM FRESHEST ICE CREAM THE FAMILY KINGS OAK SHOPPING CENTER EAST END OF ARMISTICE BLVD. AND NEWMAN AVE. GOOD LUCK NANCY BILL DOROTHY SOCZEK SEEKONK, MASS. 02771 W LL EVAN FINE FOODS GREAT DESSERTS at Two Locations 345 Greenwich Ave. Warwick, RI (Next to Apex) 20 Commerce Way Seekonk, MA (Across from Heartland) 156 National Honor Michael Baldani Kevin Bartels Jessica Butler Paula Bousquet Donna Cosgrove Michael Costa Denise Cote Robert Curran Christine Devine Kevin Devine Tracy Duliban Gregory Fiore Christine Garand Tina George Alicia Ghiorse Marc Goyette Bruce Gousie Christopher Hanley Wendy Howell Lynne Kamionek Daniel Larkin Rebecca Lipson Shawn McCormick Thomas McCombe Pamela McGregor John Medeiros Scott Miranda Colleen — There’s a place for us Somewhere a place for us Peace and quiet, and open air Wait for us, somewhere. There’s a time for us Someday, ther’ll be a time for us, Time together with time to spare, Time to learn, Time to care Someday, Somewhere We'll find a new living. We'll find there’s a way of forgiving. Somewhere, there’s a place for us, A time and a place for us. Society Andrew Moore Dawn Newman Christine Pacheco Valerie Papson Brian Penacho Carlene Perry Kathryn Pozzi Mattew Read Elizabeth Reinhardt Ronald Rickey Eric Rodriguez Carla Rugg Kimberly Russell Jodi Ann Sizensky Sarah Suprenant Peter Stewart Subodh Sundaran Christina Tait Terry Thibault Todd Urquhart Eric Vandal Sandra VanWagner Amy Vignali Carla Wahnon Sharon Wills Robert Young Ronald White Hold my hand, and we’re half-way there. Hold my hand, and I'll take you there, SOMEHOW SOMEDAY SOMEWHERE! (Barbra Streisand) In my heart, there will always be a place for you, and in my dreams, I hope we can someday come together. There will always be a place for you somewhere, somewhere. Good-bye Colleen. | will love you forever, and I am sorry for what I’ve done to you. Chris GOOD LUCK TO THE GEASS of 1987 from NEWPORT CREAMERY 701 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 VIDEO CONNECTION 146 Central Ave. Seekonk, MA 02771 (617) 761-5307 BESO LUCK 1O THE CLASS OF 1987 DISTRIBUTORS OF: CONCRETE FORM ACCESSORIES WIRE TIES, FLAT SNAPS, TEES, WEDGES PRODUCTS DOGS, FORM HARDWARE, WINDOWS ROBERT BEAUDETTE VICE PRESIDENT 19 BAKER STREET BUS. (617) 761-9058 SEEKONK, MA 02771 IGV JG. VANDAL ROOFING CD. FIRST CLASS FIRST AID SYSTEMS Zee Medical Service Co. 655 Roosevelt Ave., Pawtucket, R.!. 02860 95 No. Main St. + Randolph 963-9700 4 High St. + Danvers 774-6906 1165 Fall River Ave. + Seekonk + 336-4210 26 Railroad Sq. Nashua, N.H.+ (603) 880-8100 275 Hancock St, No. Quincy 770-3229 270 Great Rd. «Acton 263-8 157 OLEKONK C.Jd.'S FUND RAISING aa Distributors of Chocolate Cookies, Novelties, Candles CHUCK SMART JAN SMART 717 Arcade Avenue Seekonk, Mass 02771 Poot association} } = Good Luck Class of ’87 ! Phone 336-9800 D.D.Y., INC. D B A HI-RISE SHELL SERVICE CENTER GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS : 9 MASS. INSPECTION WOOD S DAVID YOUNG 738 Fall River Avenue noreelé Toeuiny SERVICE STATION, INC President Seekonk, Mass. 02771 corn OPEN 24 HOURS a oe, : ww Firestone Mobil COMPLETE EMERGENCY STATE INSPECTION AUTOMOTIVE ROAD SERVICE FOREIGN DOMESTIC CARS REPAIRS 438-4000 2336 PAWTUCKET AVE., E. PROVIDENCE Best of Luck to Missy and The Class of ’87 Chestnut Hill Studios, Ltd BF ze 28 “Briarwood ‘Plaza Seekonk. Ma. 02771 (617)-336-4777 . i — ¢Professional °Photogr aphy YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER 139 COUN GAR FAgeU As al Quine Ede raV Nyy MOM eh eaeey 7 3! [oye EM SU CANE RSC? 1880 MCAD PEP RVOvieALNGO) WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTORS OF NEW ENGLAND, INC. 513 WINTHROP STREET - REHOBOTH, MASSACHUSETTS 02769 - (617) 336-5040 THE AOARKAY. ee ln ae SYSTEM ee TROPICAL PETS Exotic and Unusual Pets Fish e Birds e Reptiles e Rodents 455 Central Av. MW. Seekonk, MA. 02771 All Supplies Available (617) 399-8418 (617) 336-5032 Sane CLAIMS CREDIT, Inc. CREOIT CONSULTANTS 546 ARCADE AVE. JAMES A. JARDINE SEEKONK, MASS. 02771 160 -t rie. e. ' Re as ® ?; Ae = Bit B5)8 ® wa at BEST WISHES FROM SHERWOOD ULTRA-SPORT CENTER Student Summer Membership Specials Seekonk 336-6565 1314 Fall River Ave. JULIEN’S MARKET RUSSELL JULIEN Seekonk, Massachusetts Tel. 336-5252 Briarwood Plaza (617) 761-9210 DISCOUNT CARPET WALLCOVERINGS NORMAND NANCY 1515 NEWMAN AVE. LABBE SEEKONK, MA 02771 LOCATED AT BAKERS CORNER ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS, INS. EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS And Best Wishes To Renée LaPorte And Her Class Of 1987! 162 CONGRATULATIONS TO GREG FIORE AND THE CLASS OF ’87! FIORE AND ASMUSSEN INCORPORATED Certified Public Accountants 125 WAYLAND AVENUE 1274 EDDIE DOWLING HWY Providence, RI North Smithfield, RI (401)351-7000 (401)769-4000 BEST OF LUCK to the CLASS OF 1987 Seekonk Auto Sales Inc. Bodyshop — Service Dept. — 24 hour towing 1018 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 336-6610 Ed Veader, Jr. 163 pm O ww With love and congratulations to Chris and Best Wishes to the Class of 87’ GARANDS EXXON 625 Fall River Avenue Seekonk, Mass. 02771 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’87 me HIRST BRISTOL COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Bakers Corner 1519 Newman Ave. Seekonk MA Seekonk MA 761-5500 336-7700 And 17 other conveniently located offices in: Taunton, Attleboro, South Attleboro, Attleboro Falls, Raynham, Easton, Fall River, Wareham, Carver, Marion, and New Bedford Member FDIC 165 Qe State Line Horist . 299 FALL RIVER AVENUE SEEKONK, MA 02771 PHONE 336-6215 Computers Plus Division of Process Automation Corp. Professional Computer Systems Software, Accessories, Maintenance SO wm 2 1020 WATERMAN AVE. David Pitassi E. PROVIDENCE, Ri 02914 Howard Zisserson (401)434-9180 HAIR DESIGN 761-4030 148 Central Ave. Tue., Fri. Sat.9-5 Seekonk, MA 02771 Wed. Thurs. 9-9 M.C. TRAYNOR PLUMBING AND HEATING CO., INC. 31 Hamlet St. Pawtucket, RI 02861 (410)724-0024 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of 87’ 1350 FALL RIVER AVENUE, SEEKONK, MASSACHUSETTS 02771: TEL. 336-9700 PURITY LAUNDRY 39 Waterman Ave. E. Prov., RI 02914 (401)434-9535 Full Service Laundry, Washing, Dry Fold Dry Cleaning heating and YOR ‘om Ru mo wd Heating and AUTHORIZED x Co ndiliontng Corp DEALER | AIR CONDITIONING 176 GREENWOOD AVE., RUMFORD, R.1. SYSTEMS MAILING ADDRESS HEATING P.O. BOX 4819 RUMFORD, R. |. 02916 VENTILATION TELEPHONE 401-431-0330 SYSTEMS LAYOUT DESIGN SHEET METAL WORK ROGER LEPAGE REFRIGERATION PRESIDENT LISA DiTOMMASSO TELEPHONE: (401) 438-2727 ASST. SALES MANAGER WITH ORDERS: 1-800-431-4514 SE. 885 WARREN AVENUE RUGBY IMPORTS, LID EAST PROVIDENCE, RI 02914 COMPLETE TRAVEL SERVICE FOR BUSINESS AND PLEASURE ERRY’S RAVEL 1515 A NEWMAN AVENUE SEEKONK, MASS. 02771 TERRY DUBUQUE (617) 399-6290 P.O. 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(401) 438-0400 Class of 87’ Remember Hard Work Pays Dividends SEEKONK TRACK CLUB = (617) 336-8823 : t Oscars Hardware “The Oldest Hardware Store in Seekonk” Fiuth Falkinburg's Dave Parker 619 Lincoln Street Owner Seekonk, MA 02771 DOLL SHOP | Dolls Toys Antique Collectable Bought Sold 617-336-6929 a ¢ QUALITY AUTOMOBILES e RECREATIONAL VEHICLES Nancy Dick Fredricks 208 Taunton Ave. Proprietors Seekonk, MA 02771 CURTIS MOTORS, INC. 650 WASHINGTON STREET, (RTE. 1) P.O. BOX 3401 SOUTH ATTLEBORO, MA 02703 TEL. (617) 761-5200 DENNIS KOCHANEK CURTIS DOUGLAS 176 Congratulations to the 1987 Retirees from the SEEKONK EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION Mr. Richard Dias Mrs. Helen Keough Principal Practical Arts Program Coordinator Seekonk High School Seekonk High School Congratulations to Mrs. Marjorie Holmes, the fourth grade teacher at North School, on her retirement. Mrs. Holmes has been in the School System since 1967 and has taught both sixth and fourth grades. Mrs. Dorothy DiOrio Mrs. Nancy Wolfe Librarian School Nurse Seekonk High School Seekonk High School Intermediate School 4 Age in ‘i ‘. “