Seekonk High School - Seekonk Yearbook (Seekonk, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1988 volume:

A Year in the Life EEE Faculty Administration Teacher Portraits Faculty Candids Seniors Senior Class Photo Senior Portraits Class History Underclassmen Junior Class Photo Sophomore Class Photo Freshmen Class Photo Sports Spring °87 Fall 87 Winter ’88 Student Life Spirit Week Homecoming Clubs and Societies Business Sponsors ial Advertisements Baur Patrons Dedication As our last year at Seekonk High School quickly passes, and we look hopefully toward the future, we must not forget the past, through which we’ve experienced both successes and failures. These ex- periences were not, however, endured alone. We shared them with a very special person, who four years ago was as new to Seekonk High as we were. A person who came forward to advise a class that no other would dare try and represent. A class that de- served only teachers and disciplinarians but no friends. From a whole crowd emerged one person who would take the challenge and make things work. Over the past four years, this person has changed as much as we have. We have seen her change from Miss Jenson to Mrs. Fantozzi, and she has seen us grow and mature. A simple ‘thanks’ does not seem enough to express an appreciation to someone who so tirelessly and single-handedly took charge of the Class of ‘88 and did so much for us. We have enjoyed several Spirit Weeks, dances and other class functions that would never have ma- terialized without her hard work and dedication. It is for this hard work and dedication that the class of ‘88 is pleased to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Karen Jenson-Fantozzi. We leave with fond memo- ries and great admiration and respect for her. Jensen-Fantozz1 it ; Stes epee Modern Maturity 1988 sccaties ODP Administration i uerae J ah: eae The Seekonk School Committee uperintendent of seekonk ochools Richard W. Perry, George B. Smith and Ronald A. Boucher Doreen J. Meeker, Ph.D. Peter P. Andreozzi, Ph.D. Frederick W. Nelson Principal Assistant Principal High School Administrator of Core Team Evaluations and Discipline Justus Anderson, Ph.D. Virginia M. Gizzi, Ph.D. Robert F. Perreault Director of Guidance Guidance Guidance Edward Buccacci William Butler James Callahan Margaret Cassels Thomas Chartier Foreign Language Mathematics Social Studies Business English Joyce Christiansen Ronald Colangelo Nancy Corrigan Norman Corriveau Fred Crippen Business Physical Education Art Science Social Studies Denise Decaporale Bruce Ellis Karen Fantozzi Carolyn Fay Robert Frazier Music English Physical Education Home Economics Health Alfred Goodwin John Gravel John Hanley Robert Hartley Linda Horton Science Business Science Foreign Language Mathematics; Donald Hulme Peter Johnson Judith Kelly Karen Kivisto Robert Kulaga Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Home Economics Mathematics English é weit Joanne Lacy Omer Leclerc Carol Masuck Cie McAloon Gerald McAuliff Foreign Language | Social Studies Foreign Language English Science Henry McDeed Anne McDonald Francis Mooney John Murphy Steven Murphy Physical Education English History Mathematics English Herbert Normandin Jane Pacheco Irene Partington Peter Primiano Joseph Reis : Industrial Arts Special Needs Business English Industrial Arts Ronald Ridolfi Thomas Ridolfi Michalene Rollins Patricia Shea Dr. Richard Stanek History Science Special Needs Mathematics Business pe ge Sa a een RE Nae ESERIES ITY Karen Steere Thomas Sullivan Sandra Sypek John Walton John Wedlock Mathematics Mathematics Social Studies English Science J i a Christine Whatley Sally Wing Marjorie Woodhams Donna DePatie Semia Gorman Science English Home Economics School Nurse Head Librarian Deborah Brown, Ph.D. Margaret Hopkins Catherine Perry Susan Mastrola Diane Duranleau School Psychologist Instructional Assistant Instructional Assistant Computer Resource Library Aide Specialist Aide Connie Cloutier Bea Lima Dot Kandarian Hilda Kenney Pamela Coulthurst Office Director Assistant Office Guidance Department Library Clerk Rebound Assistant Director Secretary The Maintenance Staff | Ed Jenelle The Yearbook Staff would like to salute Ed; From left to right: M. Piquette, F. Penacho, W. Linton, M. Gonsalves, A. Kay and Ed. good luck in your retirement. The Cafeteria Staff From I-r: B. Doonan, A. Pickett, S. Machowski, J. Ormonde, C. Castro, Medeiros, M. Rennick, E. Macedo, B. Perry. US Spring 1988 a eye © ae 4 . Sports, | The Senior College Section and Rootbeer Four Years in the Life This is it people, class and all concerned parties. The Seekonk High School Class of 1988 is now fading into perpetual Memoryland. Just think; no more classes, no more books, no more having to push and shove and be beaten sense- less trying to worm your way to the front . Of the slush puppie line. And papers, and tests, and quizzes, out the window for good — unless of course you're col- lege-bound. Four years in one spot can sure cramp one’s imagination, yet none can say that not one person didn’t at least laugh, or smile, or feel lonely, or sad, or even a bit frustrated at times. These are all natural emotions for vacil- lating semi-adults. Now we're at the crossroads, the looking-back time. i Do you remember: Mr. Hurly and the camping trip? How about the school store? Or those hour-long homework assignments miraculously completed in ten-minute homeroom periods. And Mr. Dias, Principal 1? And whatever hap- pened to those fluorescent clothes into which many girls invested huge sums of money, only to have seen the style fade faster than anyone could buy a Relax T- shirt or even say, “‘Relax?’” There were the preppie fads, and New Wave fads, and even Murphy fads. Our class was also unique in that our generation expe- rienced many crashes. First, there was the tragic 1986 Space Shuttle loss which rocked the nation and devastated NASA’s quest to explore the last and greatest frontier known to man; later, in the autumn of our senior year, we also witnessed Stock Market Crash II, a Black Monday we’ll surely all remember. There was also Bopal, Chernobyl] and the advent of mankind’s new red death, AIDS. In sports, the home team was nearly always on top. First, our beloved Red Sox miraculously pulled off a pennant victory only to have it skip through the legs of then first-baseman Bill Buckner in one of the best-known blunders in World Series play: winners and losers. Even our Patriots, charging at the whites of everyone’s eyes, pinned down the AFC Championship only to come up against one of the strongest teams in NFL history, those shuffling Bears. And how about our very own Celtics, the pride of the Commonwealth? They are the NBA standard, against whom all great teams will be measured. Lakers may come and go, but the Celtics will always be on top. We saw the likes of Doug Flutie, Marvelous Marvin, Vinny Paz, Pitino, the Friars and the Final Four. Even in our own backyard we’ve seen some of this state’s best high school athletes and teams. The number of cham- pions our class has witnessed in four years, espe- cially this our senior year, is a credit to our athletic staff, and especially us, the graduating Class of 1988 We all experienced the proms and dances, the house parties and summers on the Cape, the weekends in Newport and the ritual biannual perusing of Boston markets. These are a given for New England natives like ourselves. SAT’s and Achievements were taken. Some performed stupendously, and others did not. Some of us have plans for college, and others do not. We may all look back on this and think that we all took the expected course in life. This is not tragic; this is what we are all about. Our history is documented here on these pages, perhaps a copy of classes from the past, or even a blueprint for those yet to come. Nonetheless, Class, we’ve made it. How and for what significant reason remains to be seen. Jennifer Perry Greg Duquette Lori Pacheco Jill Baldani Scott Hallworth Jill Thibault Kim Goula Jamie Woodhead Todd Hayes Lisa Watson Jen Alexander Andy Penacho Pam Drumm Bill McCormack Sheryl Moline Ken Tait Brian Bell Dawn Damiani Debbie Levine I Mike Ferriera Cheryl Costa jill Arters Chris Mallon E Jo Anne Leclerc Jeff Howell Cathy Leghart Tracey Everett Peter Jennings Daryl Jasper Sue Veader Rick Grima Dave Borah Lisa Phillips Paul Vergilis Kristin Vergilis Brooke Coelho Trevor Bechtel Chris Smith Crystal Sylvia Heather Grimshaw Chris Vartanian Kim Mello Karen Boyadjian John Whelan Stefanie Derouin Yvette Fernandes Greg Casper Erin Coyne Michael Lima Amy Mello Arthur Bergeron Ralph Tomei Kristen Roberts Shannon Doolittle Kim Miller Elena Amaral Joanne Silva Paul Michaud Tracy Bostian Cherrie Goff Sue Ferreira Kevin McCoy Missy Silva Karen Bernardino Lissa Almeida Randy Silveira A Kristen Perreault I Jean Raymond Alison Boldt B Angela Lockwood Stacey Strycharz Todd Aronhalt John Anderson Melissa Ferreira Tania Beala Sarah Eirman Kris Rose Kerry Sylvia Tim Nitterauer Nicole Cartier Frank Capecci Julie Gordon Kim Arruda Dana Senay Mark Ferriera Deryth Hunt Carolyn Mills Linda Barao Kristen McDonald Leslie Trahan Gail Hayes Brian Burroughs Jennifer Cohen Jen Vandal sb enn verses tghe | Ei Senior Class Officers Deryth Hunt, Secretary Kristen Perreault, Treasurer sep) i eae : 2 Class Officers of the Past Peter Jennings, Representative Shannon Doolittle, Representative FRESHMAN YEAR: Tracey Everett, President Beth Burrows, Vice-president Sue Ferreira, Secretary Kristen Perreault, Treasurer Allison Boldt, Representative Deryth Hunt, Representative SOPHOMORE YEAR: Tracey Everett, President Beth Burrows, Vice-president Sue Ferreira, Secretary Kristen Perreault, Treasurer Allison Boldt, Representative Deryth Hunt, Representative Peter Jennings, Representative Jo Anne Leclerc, Representative JUNIOR YEAR: Tracey Everett, President Deryth Hunt, Vice-president Kristen McDonald, Secretary Kristen Perreault, Treasurer Allison Boldt, Representative Peter Jennings, Representative | Allison Boldt, Representative Shannon Doolittle, Representative Melissa Silva, Representative l Missy Silva, Representative | =e mm. TICLE RR Y Sie rN EET EINE HEI OG POMP SIE IE Co aaah eat ee F aNaisaar Cake ora uae ch eae eee y. £ PY . ‘ eR TO Saat nema oteea T Rgihconsaec Sea eat catoada| Jennifer Christine Alexander 60 Briarwood Drive Jen To be rich, successful and happy; to get every- thing I want out of life and to live life to the fullest. Softball 11,12 Independent Study 12 John Anderson, Jr. 25 Bear Hill Road Helix, Andy, She To live life to the fullest and be successful in whatever I do. “You can lead a horse to milk, but you can’t make itmowthelawn.”. . . “Beware of Walker Street.” Hockey 9-12 Outdoor Track 11 Baseball 12 Spirit Week 11,12 The Point 11,12 Magoo’s Barn 11,12 Wheeler 12 Lissa Almeida 10 Jane Howland Drive Looney, Hi Hi, Peanut To become a successful commercial artist; to live an exciting and happy life. “As the sun hides its head And another night rests And the wind sings the same old song, And you on the edge Never close, never far Always there when I needed a friend, It’s hard living life on this merry-go-round Always up, always down Spinning round round round And all this could be such a dream, so it seems, I was never much good at goodbyes,’”” — NIGHT RANGER To my parents: thanks for all your love and support, Joey Lee: have fun in your 3 years at S.H.S. Have fun as a Senior, Becky, Kirsten: remember HLD and Bobby. Good luck to all my friends; I wish you all happiness in the future. Wesley Mark Anderson 163 Ferncliffe Road Wes To exceed my limits and serve my creator. “All men are like grass, and all their glory is like the flowers of the field; the grass withers and the flowers fall, but [His] word stands forever.” — I Peter 1:24 Computer Club 9 The Warrior Staff 11 Editor 12 Yearbook Literary Staff 12 Academic Excellence Award 11,12 Basketball 9,10 Elena Blais Amaral 161 Willard Avenue To become a successful administrative assistant; to always try to forget the bad, cherish the good and live my life the best I can. “Don’t look back; look straight ahead, Don’t turn away, the voices said, Don’t look back; yesterday’s gone, Don’t turn away; you can take it on, You can get on with your search, baby, And I can get on with mine; And maybe someday we will find That it wasn’t really wasted time,” Barbara: what else is there to say but thanks? You’ve been the greatest best friend anyone could want. Never let go of your dreams and never change. I wish you all the happiness. Flag Corps 9,10 Chorus 9,10 Business Club 11,12 Independent Study 12 Diane Spencer Andrade 30 Avon Street Di, Dee To be the best at whatever I do because that’s the best I can hope for. “We have all come to the point in which we must go our own directions. No one to guide us, no one to use for protection. . . But whatI’m trying to say is that we must all go our way, and what we can do is wish us luck!” Chorus 9-12 Basketball 9 Track 10 Drama 9 Spirit Week 11,12 To Carrie-Ann and Brooke: We made it! B-Friends . . . forever. Heidi Lynn Amaral 24 Amaral Drive Heidi, Hyde To be able to make everything I want in life happen. Concert Band 9,10 Marching Band 9,10 Chorus 10 Indoor Track 9 Yearbook Typist 11,12 Business Club 10-12 Spirit Week Committee 9-12 Independent Study 12 “QFi” 11,12 . . . I love Tommy .. . 11,12 Robert A. Anelundi Newman Avenue Rob, RA To travel the world and reap its benefits. “Take my life, and I'll take yours, too. . . Fire a musket, and I'll run you through.” — IRON MAIDEN The Trooper “Never ask what I can do for myself but what others can do instead.” I would like to thank Mom, Dad and Michelle for helping me in my recovery. Football 9-11, B.S.A. 9,10 The Point 11,12 Michelle 11,12 Property of Aiken School 9-12 Todd Aronhalt 241 Newman Avenue Fuzzy, Toddhalt, Spike To live in sunny Southern California and be successful in whatever I choose to do. “Another world, some other time, you lay your sanity on the line. Familiar faces, familiar sights; reach back, remember with all your might.” — 5156 Football 9,12 Baseball 11 Olie’s Feast, 1986 Kimberle J. Arruda 86 King Phillip Road Kim, Kimmy College; Biology; to see the world; to cure the uncurable; to solve the unsolvable; to get the most I possibly can out of life. “The present is passed over in the race for the future. The here is neglected in favor for the there; and the individual is dwarfed by the enormity of the mass.” Field Hockey 10-12 Winter Track 9,10 Spring Track 9,10 Marching Band 9,10 Concert Band 9,10 Spirit Week 9-12 Academic Excellence Award 11,12 Sophomore Semiformal Committee, Youth Ministry Jill Anne Arters 48 Greenhalgh Drive Jillybean, Elf To follow my dreams and conquer my fears, “Life is not always what one wants it to be, but, to make the best of it as itis, is the only way of being happy.” French Honor Society 10-12 National Honor Society 11,12 Spotlight Program 11 Spirit Week 11,12 Yearbook: Keeper of the Black Book 12 Senior Prom Committee Jill M. Baldani 27 Thompson Drive To go to college and fulfill all my hopes of having a healthy and wealthy life. “Whatanother would have done as well as you, do not do it. What another would have said as well as you, do not say it. Written as well, do not write it. Be faithful to that which exists nowhere but in yourself — and thus make yourself indispensible.” Cross Country 9-12 Basketball 9-11 Co-captain 12 Outdoor Track 9-12 Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica 10-12 National Honor Society 11,12 Spirit Week Committee 9-12 2 8 Linda Jean Barao 154 Dean Street ye). b. b.b., LJ. To go to college, get a good job, hopefully get married, have kids and live a wonderful life. “If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you, it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was.” Lisa W., TaniaB., Michelle B., GinaF., Jackie T.: I will never forget you. Thanks for all those fun school years, Manny T.: thank you for always being there when I needed you. I love you and always will. David A. Barone 154 Dean Street Make lots of money, live in a big house and enjoy life to the fullest! Get off! Big deal! Wild! That’s cool! Chorus 9-11 Band 9 Ron Barry Pond Street Barry To graduate Michelle Lee Bazarsky 50 Colonial Drive Meechelle, Shell, Mesh, Hey Kid To go to college and be successful in whatever I do; live a happy and healthy life. “Yesterday is the past and tomorrow is a vision, but today is now, so live today to its fullest because today will never come again.” Thanks for listening, mom and dad, I love you! Business Club 9-12 Spirit Week 9-12 Yearbook Typist II Thanks for listening to me and helping me with my problems. I will never forget T.B., L.B., and L.W., friends forever. 21 Tania Beale 52 Winthrop Street Tatiana, Tonya, Jewels To own my own insurance agency; to lead a very successful and wealthy life, and to be extremely happy with my life with Arthur. “They teach us to remember, why don’t they teach us to forget? There isn’t a person who hasn’t admitted that memories are as mucha curse thana blessing, because memories are all we really own.” Thank you, Mom and Dad, and everyone else who has helped me through my high school years. You know who you are. Business Club 9-12 Yearbook Typist 11 Independent Study 12 Spirit Week 9-12 Home Coming Court 11 Karen M. Bernadino 228 Central Avenue Bernie, Burno, Kernal To work withall the young children out there who have so much to learn and so much to give in return. “Thrown down through the arms of sleep, she fell through the ivory morning, deep into the waters of the one she called love. She paled in the wake of what some call a dream, but you cannot know a dream til you have known a dream... til you have known the NIGHTMARE.” — Stevie Nicks Child Development 10-12 Yearbook Typist 11 Independent Study 12. . . I would like to thank my sister, Lisa, Stacy and Rob for all the help you've given me. I hope someday I can pay you guys back forall the help. lowe you. . . ToJim: I wish you much luck in your three years left at SHS, Mom and Dad: AllI cansay to youis thanks, and I love you! Trevor Bechtel 350 Prospect Street To take the rat-race with a grain of salt. “It’s not where you're at; it’s where you will be.” — RAVE-UPS ... “Everybody has their own songs in theirheads, the best songs ever. Problem: Is figuring a way to get them out and present them to others.” — HUSTER DU Soccer 9-12 Captain 10,12 Indoor Track 10-12 Outdoor Track 11,12 Classical 9 John J. Bettencourt 67 Lincoln Street Johnny B. To take a year off from school and live it up; after that year, return to college and be successful. “Be silent always when you doubt your sense.” Brian J. Bell 125 Willard Avenue Gringo, Brian Joseph Simon Gringo Taco Bell Computer Engineer; Musician. “Believe in your dreams and your dreams can become a reality.” — Susan Polis Schutz Cross Country 9-12 Marching Band 9-11 Vice President 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Jazz Band 12 Academic Excellence Award 9,12 Barry Blake 251 Oakhill Avenue Barry Break, Blarry Bake To become totally huge. Arthur S. Bergeron 55 Ricard Street Art, Scott To be successful in whatever I choose to do with my life. Alison Linda Boldt 26 Wesley Street Al, Alley College; to be happy, to be successful and to never let go of my dreams. “For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well-lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” Field Hockey 9-11 Co-Captain 12 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9-12 Class Representative 9-12 Academic Excellence Award 9-12 Societe Honoraire de Francais 10-12 National Honor Society 11,12 Prom Committees David E. Borah 10 Curt Street Dave, Barry College “Accept the challenges, or you will never feel the exhilaration of victory.” — George Patton Golf 9,10 Captain 11,12 School Evaluation Committee 11,12 Basketball 9,10 National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Independent Study, Spirit Week 9-12 Tracy Kristin Bostian 2 Tallwood Drive Trey, Toby College; to succeed in the Communications field, and to travel around and study the world. “The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love and something to hope for... ” Girls’ Basketball 9 Drama 9 Yearbook 10-12 AIES 11 Independent Study Jonathan W. Bowers 441 Olney Street NOt aD. To be the evil dictator of my own continent. “A great man is one who, in manhood, still keeps the heart of a child.” — Stanley White Varsity Basketball 9-11 Co-Captain 12 Outdoor Track 9,12 School Newspaper, Sports Editor 12 School Philosophy Committee 11,12 Independent Study 12 Spirit Week 9-12 Osmo Goofball World Tour 11,12 Karen Boyadjian 250 County Street Dimples, Kare To become a tri-athlete, to meet Stefan Edberg, and to lead a healthy life; to enjoy California. “Look back to the future and look down the years. It wasn’t all battles and bad news and tears. We have brought to this place a desire to have a dream.” Indoor Track 9 Outdoor Track 9-12 Tennis 10 French Honor Society 11,12 Academic Excellence Award 9-12 National Honor Society 11,12 Catherine Anne Boyd 29 Gude Street Boydie, Bumblebee, Georgious For every passing day to awakenand see asunrise, never to see clouds; to see a rainbow with every tainy day. “Time. . . life’s the most precious gift. Love. . . life’s best feeling. Friendship . . . life’s most valuable possession. Without time, all is lost. Without love, who cares? Without friendship, nothing matters . . . Time, love, friendship. . . The Elements Of Life.” Basketball Cheerleading 10-12 Football Cheerleading 10,11 Competition Cheerleading 10-12. . . Hey guys, Sly still lives! George-n-Me 8 15 86 I love you George. Donald Brearton 50 Mill Road Don, Donnie To hopefully go on to BCC, and study the art of cooking and Restaurant Management. “Let it be said that those who are the children have the future. So, come now children of the beast, be strong and shout at the devil.” . . . Hey Bill, Rob, Tom and Tom: remember the trip we went on in September. David G. Britland 665 Pine Street Indy, Dave Pilot; Architect; to make a lot of money. Kelly S. Britt 83 Ledge Road Kel KK ee Brite To become the best hairstylist, and open my own shop; to live my life to the fullest with A. Pacheco, and to stay as happy as I’ve been for the last three years . . . I love you Chico. “If you can dream it, you can achieve it.” March 1, 1985 . . . Thanks for everything, Betty and Nebar; love you both. I will always love you Chico! To my friends: I wish you all the very best; and to my very best friend ever. . . thanks, K.B. Brian Robert Burroughs 4 Gregory Drive Burff To make the Forbes 500 list and be happy with that. “The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed.” Band 9-11 Jazz Ensemble 12 Cross Country 9 Golf 10-12 Independent Study 12 Frank Capeccti 70 Fairway Drive Franklin To face each new day with enthusiasm and have all my goals become accomplished. “Remember clearly the lessons of the past as you run quickly toward the future never forgetting that the time to live is in the present.” Yearbook 10,11 and Editor-in-Chief 12 Newspaper 10 Spotlight 10,11 Spirit Week 10-12 Tennis 10-12 National Honor Society 11 Vice-president 12 Joe Camara 144 Dean Street Jay, Camara To become an electrician or draftsman. “Hey, dude, What's up? . . . Really.” Derrick B. Carden 120 Jacobs Street Bock To bearecord producer and always be happy with myself because what almost anyone else thinks of me is bull... “Tin soldiers and Nixon’s coming: we’re finally on our own. This summer I hear the drummin’,; four dead in Ohio.” —CROSBY, STILLS, NASH AND YOUNG ... “The waiting is the hardest part.’ — Tom Petty. . . “I don’t care what ya’ say, boy; there ain’t no way out, nooowww.” — Pete Townsend. . . “The loser now will be made later to win, for the times, they are a’changin’,”” — Bob Dylan. . . “I don’t know where I’m going, I don’t know what I need, but I’m hip to where I’m gonna end up, and that’s alright by me.” Love Cai, Seinory, Fug, Matt, Jam Room, in the Evening, aaa haa haa ha; don’t youeverstep onmy . .. Thanks, mom and dad, PSU, everyone... Ski Club Co-founder 12 Hockey 12 School Improvement Council 12 Drama 11 Lisa Campanelli 31 Fairfield Street Lee, Lis To be a graduate of hairdressing school, open my own shop and start a family. “Dream until your dreams come true. . . To Mom and Dad: I'd like to thank you for always being there for me and making everything possible. I love you both! . . . To all my friends: I'd like to thank you for being the best in the world; I love you all. Keep in touch. Softball 10,12 ” Nicole Cartier 240 Cherry Hill Drive Nicki To be an exective secretary and fulfill all of my dreams and wishes. “Life gets so confusing and hard to figure out. I’m growing up so fast. What’s it all about? Things are changing quickly; time is flying by. I’m becoming a different person; sometimes I wonder why. Sometimes it gets real scary. And I want to run away, but I know things will fit together. Somehow, sometime, someday.” To my parents whom I love very much; Thanks for always being there when! needed you. Whenever Ihad a problem, I knew where to go; To my sister; who through the years put up with a lot of my moods; To my friends; good luck with your future careers; hopefully happiness will fill each and every one of your lives. I love Joe Andreozzi forever. Shawn Campbell 2 Bloomfield Street Eggy, Eggster To pursue a career in golf. “Brown eggs are local eggs, and local eggs are fresh.” Gold 11,12 Independent Study 12 Gregory Casper 112 Olney Street Prey Grem Tograduate from college;to be rich and successful in my life. “Ambition has but one reward for all; a little power, a little transient fame, a grave to rest in, and a fading name.” Track 9,10 Football 11 Weightlifting 11,12 Brooke E. Coelho 550 Fall River Avenue Brookie, Cookie, Dimples To become a concert promoter. | “Changes — time is making changes in my life. i Rearranging, can’t seem to stop the hands of time. ' Iremember, I wasso young, I was muchtoo young to see. Now I’m older, growing older, and I see things differently. Oh ... can’t ya’ see it’s changing you and me? Time’s making changes . .. Time’s making changes in my life. Time’s rearranging. . .changing youand me.”—TESLA I’m on my way! Race Cheryl Costa 168 Elm Street Shels, Chelsea, Cheryl |To marry David and become either a Nursery |) school teacher or run a day care center. |) “Force the chains that bind us, people reaching ) out for just a little more. Love is all we need to ) open the door.” ) Band 9,10 Varsity Swimming 9 Cross Country 10 | Track 9,10 Spirit Week Committee 9-12 French Honor Society 10 National Honor Society 11-12 Academic Excellence Award 9,11,12 Independent |) Study 12 School Atmosphere Committee 12 Spirit }) Week 12 I love you forever, Dave! July 4, 1986. . . |) forever Jennifer Cohen 47 Coleman Street Nej, Stef’s Partner in Crime Fennifer, Conehead I wish to live forever in happiness with Troy and get everything we possibly can out of life. Together forever! “One after one by the starducked moon too quick for groan nor sigh; each turned his face with a ghastly bend and cursed me with his eye. Four times fifty living men and I heard no sigh nor groan, with every thump a lifeless lump, they dropped down one by one.” — IRON MAIDEN Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner Troy: Finally the time has come when we can be together. This marks the beginning of our lives together forever. Ilove you! Thanks to all my card-playing buddies. Stef, what can I say? Never would have made it without you. Don’t ever change. Thanks, Mom and Pops for putting up with me. I love you! Hey guys, we’re late again! Goodbye Seekonk. Jeff Colangelo 95 Jean Drive Kid, Colangelo, Buck To be successful in whatever I do. My dream is to build and own my own drag car that can break the quarter-mile record in my division. “Tam just a new boy, stranger in this town. Where have all the good times gone? Who gonna’ show this stranger around? I'll see you on the dark side.” — PINK FLOYD The Wall To Matt, Rob, Paul and Jose: I leave all the good times at New England Dragway. To Steve: I leave all the good years of being best friends, and to the rest of my friends I leave a happy life. Keep in touch. David Collins 113 Jean Drive Dave To get more out of life. “Those to whom no distinct horizons beckon For whom no challenges remain, Though they have inher ited a universe they possess only empty sand.” — Norrin Radd “If you don’t have good dreams, then you have nightmares.” — Mickey Rourke Michael J. Costa 116 Elm Street Mike, Mikey To be a Draftsmen, and to live life to the fullest. Live happy on the Wildside! New York Giants, Super Bowl XIX. Football 9,10 Honor Guard 10,11 Band 12 Jazz Band 12 Thomas E. Costa, Jr. 144 Pine Street Tom College: To live life to the fullest. Life is a quarry out of which we are to mold and chisel a complete character. Cross Country 9-12 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9-12 Independent Study 12 Erin Elizabeth Coyne 16 Hope Street Nickel, Coyne, In Hope, Grow, Be crazy! “If I hear your voice, and I smile, it warms my heart so deep inside, the miles between us seem to fade away, and it’s like you're here beside me. The laughter says the words we cannot say.” — AUTHOR UNKNOWN Discover Volleyball 9-11 Captain 12 Basketball 9 Softball 9 Indoor Track 10-12 Outdoor Track 10-12 Senior Supper Committee 12 Independent Study 12 I love you, Jim. he) Steve J. Crowe 716 Newman Avenue Stella, McFly To live life to the fullest and party til I drop! “Doubtit,”. . . “Hey Babes!’’. . . “Hey, dudes.” Matthew Delomba 203 Newman Avenue Chief, Ace, Psycho Disc Jockey; to own a G.T.O. “Your time is gonna come.” — LED ZEPPELIN I Leslie. . . MattB... Led Zeppelin. . . Evil... Macho. . .Mad Mike. . .Killer. . .Crimson. . . Banner. . .Olds, Pontiac. . .JennC...Mim... Thanks, Mom and Dad, Matt D. and Leslie B. 6 1 91; Later, SHS. Dan Daluz 82 Lauren Drive Double D, Gambling Dan, Big Dan My ambitionis to one day own my own business. I would like to get involved in operating a casino in Las Vegas. “To be successful in life, you must be able to take chances.”. . .“Gambles: don’t let anything stand in the way of your happiness.” Stefanie Derouin 48 Valley Street Stef, Stefnwolf, Fets-Jen’s Partner in Crime To become Mrs. James Parent, and also make sure Jim has enough room to pull the Cutlass The 442 in the garage! Do I get to take the 442 tonight or what? Jim: Please don’t forget August 26, 1985: the day in which we met! August 8, 1988!!! Stef. . . I love you so much, Jim. “From an unknown land and through distant skies came a winged warrior. Nothing remained sacred and no one was safe from the Hellion as it uttered its battle cry ... ” — JUDAS PRIEST Screamin’ for Vengeance. Best cars ever: Grand National, Oldsmobile 442 (The perfect 10), Hurst Olds, and Jim’s ‘68 Cutlass. AEROSMITH — Sweet Emotions! Be American; buy American! Harley-Davidson . . . Aloha, Mom and Dad — I love you!!! HAWAII ... I got a check for a million-dollar hug, Jim!!! Jen: thanks for being there! Dawn Marie Damiani 259 Olney Street Dawnie, Rawnie Education; to lead a happy, healthy and prosperous life. “Do not despair that you cannot change the world in a day or two. Instead, just give your very best in the little things you do. Then you will find in days to come when taken all together, these little steps aid change and make the world a little better.” Field Hockey 9-12 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9-12 Spirit Week 9-12 National Honor Society 11 Secretary 12 Socieda Honaria His- panica 10-12 David V. Dinapoli 25 Iola Street Diamond Dave, The Most, Danapps To live and let live. “This is gonna be great.” . . . “Technically yes . technically no,” ... Independent Study 12 “I’m survivin’,”’ Matthew P. Delekta 93 Woodward Avenue Matt, Mattchew, M.D. To ski on all seven continents one day, and then get a real job. “Go forward, really fast . . . If something gets in your way, turn.” Cross Country 9 Golf 9-11 Football 12 Basketball 9-12 Baseball 10-12 Spirit Week 9-12 Independent Study 12 Ski Club Co-Founder 12 Shannon Webb Doolittle 24 Sand Trap Lane Shan, Shan Doo, Sha-nan To have my goals turn into parching lips, and all of life a fountain. “To laugh is to risk appearing the fool. To expose is to risk exposing your true self. To live is to risk dying; to hope is to risk despair; to try is to risk failure . . . but risks must be taken because the greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing. Only a person who risks is free.” Student Council Class Representative 9-12 Senior Council Vice-president 11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Societe Honoraire de Francaise 11,12 Independent Study 12 Field Hockey 9-11 Co-Captain 12 Softball 9-12 Indoor Track 11,12 Student Advisory Committee 11,12 Academic Excellence Award 9-12 , Pamela Drumm 49 Jean Drive Crum, Sammy, Pam-la To be successful in whatever I choose to do, and | have fun at it. “Standing in the shadows Hiding in the light. Reach out in the darkness And hold on for your life. All the fear of the future, All the loneliness inside, When the moment of truth arrives, hey, You can run, but you can’t hide.” — TRIUMPH Flag Corps 9,10 Hockey Cheerleading 11,12 Yearbook Typist 11,12 Business Club 11,12 Spirit Week 9-12 Pam ‘n’ Brian 11,12... forever... Sarah Eirman 27 Deborah Circle Sahara, Benny To realize and accomplish my goals. || “lam packing to leave my island, What have I for || my efforts, my ruminations on the beach? What |) answers or solutions have I found for life? I have |) a few shells in my pocket . . . a few clues, only a |) few.” — Anne Morrow Lindbergh ‘ Concert Band 9,10 Marching Band 9,10 Drama 9 ) School Philosophy Committee 11 Volleyball 12 Lance J]. Dumont 175 Hebron Avenue Lucious, Lance Romance I hope to become successful in whatever I choose to do in life. Janine Lynne Ellis 20 Themson Drive Nene, Bean J-9 To be happy and to make other people happy; to learn more about life and live its great expectations. “Let us hope it’s not too late so that we can amend all the pain and suffering on a friend. We were born with some freedom; we were born with the truth. Then why do we abuse it when we could choose to love?” Swimming 9-12 Hockey Cheerleading 11,12 Outdoor Track 10-12 Independent Study 12 Spirit Week 9-12 Drama 9 Chorus 10 Yearbook 11,12 Senior Prom Committee Heather Dunn 10 Ash Street Bunn, Boston To be a fashion designer and own lots of horses. “As long as we keep dreaming of the things we've yet to do, And all the special joys we've yet to know. As long as we keep seeking out, the beauty life is all about Then we can keep forever young at heart.” — Amanda Bradley Football Cheerleading 10-12 Captain 11, Basketball Cheerleading 10-12 Competition Cheerleading 10-12 Captain 11, National Honor Society 11,12 Spanish Honor Society 11,12 Homecoming Committee 10-12 Matt Emond 207 Olney Street Hacky, Tony Montana My ambition in life is to live life to the fullest. I hope to be successful and eventually run my own business in construction. “Tm just a new boy, stranger in this town. Where have all the good times gone? Who’s going to show this stranger around?” —PINK FLOYD The Wall. . . “I live my life on the edge taking all the chances. That's how it has always been, and that’s how it always will be.” To Rob, Bob, George and Jeff: I leave all the years of our friendship and all the good times we have had together. It’s been wild so far, but the fun has just begun. It’s been great, man. Keep in touch. Gregory T. Duquette 10 Ash Street Duke, Duke Quickie, Stallion To live on the dark side of the moon and run from reality. “If the dam should break many years too soon, and there is no room upon the hill, and if the band you're in starts playing different tunes, I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon.” — PINK FLOYD M.B. Mania 12 Romper Room with E.B. 11 Breakfast with Alice 9-12 Stage Fright 12 Deb 9 14 87 . . . “Chop, chop, Babe!” Tracey Ann Everett 223 Ledge Road Tray, Trace Actuarial Mathematics, and to find my own truth. “Life’s battles don’t al ways go to the stronger or faster man; butsooner orlaterthe man who wins is the one who thinks he can.’ — W.C. Wintle President, Class of 1988. . .9-12 Majorettes 9,10 Captain 11,12 Spotlight Program 10 School Improvement Council 11 School Accreditation Committee 11,12 Outstanding Undergraduate Award 11 Spirit Week 9-12 Semi-Formal, Junior Prom and Senior Supper Committees ... National Honor Society 11,12 Society Honoraire de Francais 10-12 Academic Excellence Award 9-12 School Newspaper 12 Yearbook 12 Math Team 11,12 Independent Study 12 Yvette Marie Fernandes 284 Miller Street Vette To havea successful career in either advertising or journalism; to acquire mass quantities of cash. “Don't sit back and wait for the world to come to you; you have to climb the mountain to appreciate the view.” Football Cheerleading 11,12 Basketball Cheerleading 11,12 Outdoor Track 9-12 Indoor Track 9,10 Drama 9-12 Yearbook 11,12 Spirit Week 9-12 Prom Committees . . . 10 11 87; a night of friendship, honesty, trust and memories; I love you guys ... you're the best. Don’t forget; I wanna hear Paul Revere! Good luck in everything JL, TS, TB, JR, TF, CB, BS, HD... and me. Susan Marie Ferreira 50 Chestnut Hill Drive Sue, Sue-Z, Wanda To pursue my dreams and goals; to live life to the fullest and be happy. “Forget about the mistakes you can’t change now, but don’t forget the lessons you have learned. Forget about the times you've been defeated, but don’t forget the victories you have won. Forget about the days it’s been cloudy, but don’t forget your hours in the sun. Forget about the plans that didn’t seem to work, but don’t forget to always have a dream.” Volleyball 9-11 Captain 12 Basketball 9 Softball 9-12 Majorette 9,10 Class Secretary 9,10 Spirit Week 9-12 Chorus 9-12 Prom Committees 10-12 . . - Toall my friends; thanks for everything; love yal’’!! IWALYJOH 41886 A F James A. Ferreira, Jr. 167 West Avenue Jimbo To own my own business. “The challenge of life and what makes it exciting is to learn something from an experience and to develop and improve yourself through that experience, then move on.” Hockey 9-11 Captain 12 Baseball 9 The Point 11,12 Octoberfest 9-12 Mark Ferriera 34 Winter Drive To find happiness; to travel; to be wealthy in money and in love; to not lose my hair. “It’s better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all.” . . . Live fast, die young and leave a beautiful corpse.” — James Dean Melissa Ann Ferreira 139 Ferncliffe Road Missy, Mis, Joanne To explore the underworld of the fine or liberal arts; to go to England and trace my roots. “And you hunger for the time, desire healing. . . desire time, and your earth moves beneath your own dream landscape . . . I'll be there tonight; tonight!’”” — U2 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9 Tennis 10-12 Chorus 9-11 Yearbook 10-12 Spirit Week Committee 9-12 Prom Committees. . .U2 Concert 12. . . September 12, 1987 Michael J. Ferriera To never again look back in disappointment “. . . Tworoads diverged ina yellow wood, and I —...Itook the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.’ — Robert Frost Yearbook 12 Dylan Concert. . . Tuesday, July 8, 1986 . . . Math Team 12 Stephen J. Ferreira 72 Cynthia Road Musty, Steve, Ferreira I hope to graduate from High School and become successful at whatever I do. I hope to have a 10-second Bracket Racer and be the champ of my division. I leave Mike and Andy all of the “mosty” times. Mike you're my best friend. Keep in touch. Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Gina Marie Feuti 62 Willard Avenue Bina, Fugative, Daisy, Wilma To go to hairdressing and cosmetology school and maybe someday own my own business; most of all I want to meet a guy who cares and who understands me as much as I could him. . . and live in happiness forever! “Life goes on.” . . . “I won't forget you, baby; I won’t forget you, even though I should!” — POISON Minnie, Betty, Riverside, Lechmere — Wow!! Goofy-Antie: X-tra Mart Riverside crash!! Ask me if I care? . . . Russell Salgueiro 12 25 86 . . . 1 7 87 and Forever! Denise DiPippo 5 86. . . Life! Anthony 6 12 87 . . . Beverly Hills Cop I 10 2 87 Crash!! Spirit Week 12... Todd Blomstedt 10 20 87 and hopefully forever! | Michelle Fournier 230 Walker Street Shelly, Schmelle : | To live life day by day, something about yesterday and looking forward to tomorrow. I was born a believer, played the fool, the lonely dreamer, left to choose. I don’t know where the love is; there’s a promise undone, someone cryin’ in a room, all alone shadows fall after the hurt is gone, through it all we love and lose. Christine Fraatz 312 Arcade Avenue Chrissy, Chris To go to college and become a pediatrician. To marry Dave in the near future. “We were given two ends with one common link, with one we sit, with the other we think. Success in life depends on which we choose; heads you win, tails you lose.” Concert Band 10,11 Marching Band 10,11... D.M., T.L., S.S., C.C., A.M., J.G., J.M., Good luck and stay in touch. Thanks to Mom and Dad and my family; couldn’t have made it without you. I love you forever, Dave 6 18 86 Eric Gale 56 Cedar Lane Worm, Gale Party for the rest of my life, and play guitar ina band. DREAM ON Hacky Sak 9-12 AEROSMITH 9-12 . . . guitar forever. Douglas Galuska 51 Roosevelt Street Doug, UG, Paul “To become a wealthy individual and be able to look back in laughter. When I was three, I thought the world revolved around me; I was wrong.” — U2. . .“ Hope! die beforeI get old.” THE WHO . . “Hey business man, you don’t dress like me, so let me live my life the way I want to.” — James Marshall Hendrix Envisionary of the Ozmo Goofball F.F. Tour 9 20 86 . . . Indoor Track 9,10 Outdoor Track 9-12 . . . Polevault. Football 10 Soccer 10 President Latin Club 9-12 | Raymond A. Gambardella ) 123 Shermon Avenue Ray, Killer To go to college. | “Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the }long run your stairway lies in the whispering winds.” Baseball 11,12 Study with Duke 11,12 |... My friends: Duke, Kev, Rick, Andy, Dan, ' Jimbo, Matt . . . Later Guys. : : : | . . Dave Gellotte 52 Bloom Field Street Spike, Mel, Gelotte To bea Naval Sea Bee; to own my own business. What's up Norm? Gotta’ butt?. . . “I’m bad.” — not Michael Jackson Basketball 12 Andrew George PPE UYsotrcel ARG To own my own record store. “Welcome to where time stands still no one leaves and no one will Moon is full, never seems to change just labeled mentally deranged Dream the same thing every night; I see our freedom in my sight;, no locked doors, no windows barred, no things to make my brain seem scarred.” — METALLLICA ... Cliff and Randy live ... DAMAGE, INC. Football 9-11 Metal Head 9-12 John George 51 Valley Street Hank, Johnny To go to trade school and bé an electrician. “Tt was the ultimate sin. I’m going out the rail on the crazy train. If none of us believes in war, then can you tell me what the weapons are for?” Football 9-12 Indoor Track 11 Jen 11,12... 29 Craig S. Gilbert 9 Gregory Drive Gilbs, Goofy Gilbs To someday own Micheletti’s. “May I be granted the strength to accept the things Icannot change, the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference.” Cross Country 9 Soccer 10,11 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9,10,12 Independent Study 12 Stephen P. Gravel 51 Holly Drive Gravil, Steve To own a tiger; to be the best in culinary arts; to own my own restaurant. “If you think you are beaten, you are; if you think you dare not, you don’t. If you'd like to win, but think you can’t, it’s almost a cinch you won't.” Football 9,10,12 Weightlifting 12 Sue. . . 12 Cherrie A. Goffe 36 French Drive “when any mortal (even the most odd) can justify the ways of man to God i’ll think it strange that normal mortals cannot justify the ways of God to man” — e.e. cummings Indoor Track 9 Outdoor Track 9,10 Academic Excellence Award 9,10 Todd A. Green 291 Lake Street Sammy, Coreen, Blue To graduate from college and work for the rest of my life. Hunting 9-12 Football 10 Weightlifting 11,12 Julie Ann Gordon 33 Gregory Drive Jules To float down the river of life with determination in my heart and a smile on my face. “Weare standing in the crossroads. And we can’t turn back. Though we can’t conceive forever, and it’s sometimes hard to care, our lives do not compare to what's awaiting there.” Swimming 9-12 Tennis 10 Indoor Track 11,12 Outdoor Track 11,12 Academic Excellence 10,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Richard J. Grima 660 Ledge Road Gribbit To live in the limelight and never let it go by too quickly, so I don’t enjoy it. “You can choose a ready guide in some celestial voice. If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice. You can choose from phantom fears and kindness that can kill. I will choose a path that’s clear. I wili choose Free Will.” — RUSH Randy Rhoads 9-12 . . . 12 6 56 — 3 19 82... “It’s not how you play the game; it’s if you win or lose.” ... “Life’s a stage, and we are all in the cast.” ... The Point 11,12 RS Kimberly Marie Goula 57 Briarbrook Drive Kim To go to college and live a happy life. “You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it cometrue. . . Youmay have to work for it, however.” . . . “I will finda way, or I will make one.” Basketball 9 Majorettes 9,10 Volleyball 10,11 Business Club 11 Spirit Week Committee 11,12 Heather Ann Grimshaw 11 Linden Road “To live in a wigwam, an igloo and ride on a caravan with my head up in the sky!” — Cat Stevens “Let your light so shine before men, That they may see your good works and give glory To your father who is in heaven.” — Matthew 5:16 Cross Country 9-11 Captain 12 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9-12 Yearbook 12 Independent Study 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Glen E. Hagman 23 Valley Street Edy, Fragment To go to Johnson and Wales and get a good jobasa chef. Eric R. Hall 159 Elm Street P.R., Stinky, Louis To attend college and become a successful architect; to play college football and own a Porsche 928-S. “Risks must be taken because the greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing. The person who risks nothing does nothing, has nothing, is nothing. He may avoid suffering and sorrow, but he cannot learn, feel change, grow or love. Chained by his certitudes, he is a slave. He has forfeited his freedom. Only a person who takes risks is free.” Football 9-12 Indoor Track 9-11 Outdoor Track 9-12 Weight Lifting 10-12 Scott T. Hallworth 165 Carpenter Street Scotty To be a successful mathematician; to be a professor in a college teaching mathematics; to run successfully. “Nonest ad astra mallise terrisvia. . . There isno easy way from the earth to the stars.” Marching Band 9,10 Concert Band 9,10 Jazz Band 9-12 Cross Country 9-12 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 10-12 Academic Excellence Award 11,12 Robin Joline Hannan 1685 Fall River Avenue Robby, Robbie-Jo, Rainbow To follow my rainbow to its pot of gold. To write my stories and have them told. To be in the sun instead of the cold, And love my love until I grow old ... To be rich, famous, happy and healthy. “Nature’s first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf’s a flower, But only so an hour. Then leaf subsides to leaf, So Eden sank to grief, So dawn went down to day. Nothing gold can stay.” — Robert Frost Stay Gold Chorus 9-11 Business Club 10-12. . . Cath: “Stay gold.” Thanks for always being there. To Mom and Dad: I love you; you’re the best. Thanks for standing by me; someday I'll make you very proud of me. | ) { Heidi Hanson 372 Olney Street | Heidi | To be an elementary school teacher, get married and have a family. )” ‘Children behave.’ That’s what they say when | we're together. ‘And watch what you say.’ They ) don’t understand, and so we’re running just as fast as we can, holding onto one another's hands. Trying to getaway intothenight, and then you put your arms around me, and we tumble to the ground and then you say, ‘I think we’re alone now; the beating of our hearts is the only sound.” — TIFFANY Softball 9 Honor Roll 9 Rita Marie Harris 122 Woodward Avenue To graduate, go to college and have a family. Thanks mom and dad for always being there. I love you both. Gail M. Hayes 25 Briarwood Drive To be a hairdresser. Todd James Hayes 67 Olney Street Todd, Baby shoes, Stud To pursue a career in business and be successful and happy in whatever field I choose. “Success begins with a single step that takes you as far as your determination and dedication want to go.” — SIMS Cross Country 9-12 Concert Band 9,10, Representative 11 Treasurer 12 Marching Band 9-12 Jazz Ensemble 9-12 Basketball 9 Outdoor Track 10 National Honor Society 11,12 McDonald’s Music Award 12 35 Kurt Hemmer 39 Lauren Drive Immortality, “Where soars the Silver Surfer there must he soar alone.” 9 30 55 Peter Hoogerzeil 81 Tee Jay Drive Hoogie, Music Man “Something’s at the edge of your mind. You don’t know what it is. Something you were hoping to find; You’re not sure what it is. Then you hear the music, and it all comes crystal clear. Music does the talking; it says the things you want to hear.” ..-“I’MYOUNG. . .WILD. . .ANDI’MFREE. I'VE GOT THE MAGIC POWER OF THE MUSIC IN ME. . . Nothing can survive in a vacuum.” — RUSH Triumph Chorus 11,12 Jazz Ensemble 10-12 Projct Rebound Representative 9 Vice-president 10,11 President 12 Alexander D. Hess 14 Chestnut Hill Drive Hester, A-lex, Kalif, Hestermess To have a breakfast cereal named after me. “He’s the only person I know who is in worse shape than I am.” — Marilyn Monroe ... “I might like you better if we .. . ” — ROMEO VOID Cross Country 9-12 Indoor Track 9,10 Outdoor Track 10 Tennis 9,11 Co-captain 12 National Honor Society 11,12 French Honor Society 11,12 Steal the Bacon 11 Co-captain 12 Osmo Goofball World Tour 11,12 Darren Horn 99 Gregory Avenue Horn-E To have complete knowledge of the world. “If God is love, and love is blind, then God must be Stevie Wonder.” Eric A. Hill 58 Field Street Baby Pop To get more. “In this perpetual nightclub I'll be yours eternal though the hours are long and the noise infernal Just one shameful act or sometimes two We make believe we’re making do.” Objects in mirror are closer than they appear. . . Can't stop; won’t stop . . . never stop. Jeffrey S. Howell 23 Stratford Road To jam on Manute Bol; to complete a barrel roll; to ace coach; to KAATN. “I'm bad S--, I can take anything.” — Len Bias . . -“Weshall require a substantially new manner of thinking . . . if mankind is to survive.” — Albert Einstein. . . “Singing this note cause it fits in well with the chords I’m playing. Can’t pretend there’s any meaning here to the words I’m saying, but I’m in tune.” — Pete Townshead . . . “Then you know it’s time to go through the sleet and driving snow, Across the fields of mourning to a light in the distance.” — BUNO Matthew Holmes 32 Sims Avenue Holmesy To win the French Open, the Wimbledon and own a Porsche. “Mus uni non fidit antra.” Tennis 9-12 Indoor Track 10,12 Football 11 Lati Club Vice-president 12 School Newspaper 12 Richard Alan Humphr 60 Winthrop Street Rugie, Ricky | To be rich and successful; to be a drummer. “Though I keep searching for an answer I n seem to find what I’m looking for. Oh Lord pray you give me strength to carry on cause! know what it means to walk along the lonelj street of dreams.” — WHITE SNAKE To Heat} stay lifting .. . Deryth Eileen Hunt 620 Ledge Road Early Childhood; to live a happy and successful life. “Take time to be friendly; It’s the road to happiness. Take time to laugh, It’s the music of the soul.” Vice-president, Class of 1988 .. . 11,12 Student Council Representative 9,10 Basketball 9 Substance Abuse Committee 10 Spirit Week Committee 9-12 Latin Club 9-12 Volleyball 9-11 Academic Excellence Award 10-12 National Honor Society 11,12 Hockey Cheerleader 10-12 Sophomore Semi-formal and Junior Prom Committees, Senior Supper and Senior Prom Committees Karen Laliberte 83 Haig Avenue Turkey Kindergarten teacher; to be successful in what I do. “You only live once, but if you live it right, once is enough.” Business Club 10-12 Yearbook Typist 11 Science Club 12 Daryl Jasper 50 French Drive Jay, Jaz, Jazbo To maintain a perfect balance in mind and body; to achieve all the goals I have set before me in life. “When we lift the covers from our feelings, we expose our insecure spots. Trust is just as rare as devotion. However, true friends feel each other's emotions. If we need too much attention, not content with being cool, we must throw ourselves wide open — leaving us looking like a fool.” National Honor Society Treasurer 11 Basketball 9-11 Captain 12 Baseball 9-12 David Lomoreaux 12 Lynn Street DL, Dave To go to trade school and be successful in whatever I choose to do. “For all the lonely people in tombs, another pointless violent silent tomb . . . Do you see that we shall be together again?” Football 9-11 Captain 12 Dionne 10-12... Peter C. Jennings 89 Woodward Avenue PJ, Jenninz, Petey To be without debt, worry and stress “You may still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not.” — Cat Stevens Student Council President 12 Student Council Treasurer 11 Class Representative 10-12 Cross Country 9-11 Captain 12 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9-12 Carrie-Ann M. Lawrence 115 Bass Street To become the best cosmetologist and best little mother I can be. “The memories of the past were a whole lot of fun, the dreams of the future are still yet to come. Tomorrow may hold many choices to make, I know they will be made. The mistakes that have been made have already been done, but now with all the lessons that I have learned, all my battles will be won.” . . . To Momand Dad:1 leave you my thanks ... for all your understanding and forgiving my mistakes. Idon’t know where I'd be if it wasn’t for you both; I love you... Tim,I love you!. . . 7 7 85. . . Toall my friends, I love you; thanks for being there! Drama 9 Chorus 9,10 Flag Corps 9 Business Club 10-12 Spirit Week 9-12 James Theodore Kamionek 199 Fairway Drive Ted, Theo, Jim Ed To be faster than the competition. “Performance, once mastered, will save you time, energy and lots of frustration.” Swimming 9-12 Baseball 9-12 Soccer 10 Spir Week 9-12 Jo Anne Leclerc 300 Lake Street Jo, Joey, Jo Jo To be filled with love and happiness always, and to make a difference. “Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the rest and someday we'll find; these were the best of times.” . . . I want to thank all my friends for everything; you're so special to me, and I love you all “Friendship and a smile are things that make life worthwhile.” JLCP 123186 A+F. . . Thanks for everything, mom and dad; I love you. Senior Representative to the Yearbook Staff. . . Basketball 9 Volleyball 9,10 Softball 9-12 Basketball Cheerleading 10-12 Football Cheerleading 11 Captain 12 Competition Cheerleading 10-12 Majorette 9 Student Council Representative 10 Spirit Week 9-12 Independent Study 12 Catherine Ann Leghart 216 West Avenue Cathy, Cat To be successful and happy with whatever I choose to do in life. “Of course things have changed. Now we'll never recover That part that has changed Is now gone forever.” Volleyball 9,10 Indoor Track 9 Tennis 9 Majorettes 9,10 Spirit Week 9-12 Chorus 11 Vice-president 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Academic Excellence Award 11,12 Indoor Majorette Competition 10 Prom Committees Christopher B. Chace-Levy 430 Cole Street Chris To be the best bassist I can be, open my own business and be successful. Anthrax, Metallica, Overkill, Megadeth, Testament,S.O.D.. . . Flotsamand Jetsam, Lizzy Borden, Helloween, Stryper, Whitesnake, Metal Church, Possessed, Keel, MOTLEYCRUE rules . Brian: Keep Thrashing ... Mallon, Tetreault, Costa, Green, Camara and Gale: Good luck in whatever you do with your lives. Barbara Ann LePage 10 Stratford Road Babs, Babalonia, Barb To be a secretary and eventually own my own business; to be successful and happy. “Life is like a ladder; you have to take one step ata time.” Business Club 9-12 Yearbook Typist 11 Chorus 9-12 Spirit Week 9-12 Prom Committee 11 Bethany Ann Lima 90 Olney Street Beth College: to be happy and successful at whatever I choose to do. “Don’t forget the times we've shared because they won't last. Treasure the memories and remember the times that have passed.” Thanx, Mom, Dad and LOML for being there for me. I love you! Field Hockey 9-12 Societe honoraire de Francais 1-12 National Honor Society 11,12 Academic Excellence Award 9-12 Spirit Week 9-12 Yearbook 12 Prom Committees Steve LePage 349 Greenwood Avenue Big Guy, Huey, Banjo Bill My ambition in life is to get an education in college that will allow me to have a good job where I earn enough money to support my wife and kids, along with other material necessities I may want. I will also get my pilot's license after graduation. “...Andin the end, on dreams we will depend, cause that’s what dreams are made of.” — VAN HALEN Dreams Football 9-12 Indoor Track 9-11 Outdoor Track 10,11 Jazz Band9,10 Weightlifting 9-12 Basketball 9... Steve loves Mary-Jo forever . . . 8 24 87 Michael D. Lima 5 Apple Orchard Lane Turtle, Hollywood, Mr. Shifter, Beama To live life to the fullest and be happy and successful in whatever I do; to owna collection of Chevelles and G.T.O.’s. “All the world’s indeed a stage, and we are merely players, performers and portrayers ... Each another's audience outside the gilded cage.” — RUSH Football 11,12 Baseball 9,10,12 Concert Band 9,10 Marching Band 9,10 Indoor Track 9 Spirit Week 9-12 Academic Excellence Award 10-12. . .RUSH . -- DARKILLUSIONS. . . Motorhead12. . .To all my friends: Don’t forget all our good times. To Jeff, Matt and Rob: New England Dragway . . . Deborah A. Levine 12 Ivy Lane Debbie, Deb Pre-Medicine. “Three creatures died — a lady, a peasant and a tree. The lady is pitiful and loathsome because she has lied all her life and lies when on the point of death, Christianity, as she understands it, doesn’t solve the problem of life and death forher . . . The peasant dies peacefully just because he is not a Christian. His religion is different, even though by force of habit he has observed the Chrisitan ritual; his religion is nature, which he has lived with ... The tree dies peacefully, honestly and beautifully. Beautifully — because it doesn’t lie, doesn’t put on airs, isn’t afraid and has no regrets.” — Leo Tolstoy Field Hockey 9,11,12 Softball 9-12 French Honor Society 10-12 Spirit Week 9-12 Spotlight 10 Science Fair 10 Math Team 11,12 Science Club 12 Chris E. Lincoln 150 Hamond Road Kicker To attend Tulane University and become a successful architect; play college football and own a convertible BMW. “We walked down a tunnel, flipped a coin, then all hell broke loose! Whoever said it’s just a game better take a closer look.” Football 10-12 Track 10-12 = Angela M. Lockwood 206 Newman Avenue Angie, Ange, Angelina | To forever be at peace with myself. “Just do your best in whatever you do, Though sometimes it may not be easy for you. Half-heartedness never accomplished a goal, And thinking positive is good for the soul.” Field Hockey 9-12 Indoor Track 9,10 Outdoor | Track9 Academic Excellence Award 9 Spirit Week | Committee 9-12 Sociedad Honaria Hispanica } 10-12 | Kerri A. Mahoney 270 Cole Street MAHONEY!, KER Video Artist. To be involved with the music industry. To never become bored. “If we all had to face each other as individuals, as human beings we’dall be petrified. People thrive on barriers and descriptions and loopholes.” MORRISSEY “And when you want to live, how do you start? Where do you go? Who do you need to know?” THE SMITHS “The ordinary will ignore whatever they cannot explain.” JOHN LYDON Public Image LTD “Love, peace and harmony. Love, peace and harmony. . .Oh, very nice, very nice, very nice — but maybe in the next world.” THE SMITHS Cherrie-Ann Luiz 15 Marion Street Che, Wanda To be the best in whatever I decide — hopefully in the travel field, and to always enjoy life. Hold onto your dreams don’t ever give in. If you keep trying, you’re going to win. Hold onto your dreams, though sometimes it’s hard. Just hold your head up and reach for the stars. Hold onto your dreams though they may seem far away. And those dreams will come true somehow . . . some way. Christopher R. Mallon 55 Burnside Avenue Mallon, Maldoon To go to college, and become an accountant. Don Lynch 126 King Phillip Road Merrill To be my own boss. Have control over a prosperous business, and have fun doing it. “By different methods men may excel, but there are few who can do all things well.” Football 11,12 Basketball 9 Baseball 9-11 Captain 12 Honor Roll 10-12 Tina Matonis 408 Read Street “T,”’ Weiner, Beiner To be a secretary and to enjoy life. “Outta my way,” “Ooh babie,” “You'll get over it.” “You're young, you'll adjust.” Tina-loves-Hippie (11,12). Leslie: remember Labor Day weekend; Jill: To all the good times we had together — remember things that go bump in the night; Robin: Remember getting suspended last year. To Dad and Dee: Thanks for everything. I appreciate it; thanks for being there when I needed you the most. Paul Machado 42 Fay Street SA], Eagle To leave high school and fly with the eagle. To Jeff Colangelo and Rob Tenrreiro: all the eagles we saw in New Hampshire, and many more to see. William S. McCormack 27 Pocahontas Drive Bill, Wild Bill, Wils To jump the Berlin Wall, and some day meet the members of the Four Food Groups. “Allof them, itseems, constructed Maginot Lines to shield themselves from the enemy; buthe never attacks this way, if he ever attacked at all; if there is indeed an enemy.”” — John Knowles Cross Country 9 Basketball 9,10 Yearbook 11 Literary Staff Co-Editor 12 Spirit Week 9-12 Spotlight Kevin J. McCoy 85 King Philltp Road Sports Broadcaster Hockey 11,12 Baseball 9,10,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Academic Excellence Award 9,12 | Tracy Medeiros 29 Perry Avenue Tray, Bunny, Mouste To live a happy, healthy and successful life, “When. you gaze at the evening sky and you're reaching out with your mind, you might see the nation’s eyes; don’t hide ... it’s you, I will remember; you will remember . . . the star that came tonight. Oh, can’t you see the light of the knowing star?” Spirit Week 10 Mascot 9. . . Jim 4 16 87 Kristen Lee McDonald 67 Fairway Drive Kris To become a successful architect and share my love surrounded by people I love. “There’s a miracle called friendship that dwells within the heart, And you don’t know how it happens or when it gets its start . . . But the hap- piness it brings you always gives a special lift, And you realize that friendship is God’s most precious gift.” Student Council Secretary 12 Class Secretary 11,12 Student Advisory Council 12 Field Hockey 10-12 Tennis 9-12 National Honor Society 11,12 Academic Excellence Award 9-12 National Math Test 11 Spirit Week and Prom Committees 9-12 Independent Study 12 Joe Medina 97 Fall River Avenue Josie, Night, Jose Commercial Pilot. “Life is what you make of it.” Basketball 9,11,12 Football 9-11 Captain 12 Indoor Track 9,10 Outdoor Track 9-12 (i Steven J. McGuinn 197 Woodward Avenue Magoo, Magooin, Dopey To go to college and become successful at whatever I decide to do. The Paint 11,12 S.A.B. 9-12 Amy Lynn Mello 985 County Street Ame Science Club 12 Chorus 9,11 Drama Club 9 Jodie Lynn McGuiness 567 Prospect Street Badodie, Dodie, Jo To be successful in business and be happy in what I do. “I want the best of both worlds.” — VAN HALEN Majorettes 9,10 Field Hockey 9,10 Indoor Track 9 Tennis 10 Academic Excellence Award 11 Independent Study 12. . . To my mom and dad: who have made me what I am today; thank you for all your love and support; I love you both... Jodie Lynne Kimberly Ann Mello 10 Rye Street Kim, Mello, Mello Yellow To live my life to the fullest and to the best of my ability. “Always ... have a dream and believe it will come true. Strive to make it happen in everything you do. For dreams are what make life worth living, Love worth taking and love worth giving. Dreams keep life from being boring. They lift up your spirit and keep it soaring.” Swimming 9-12 Softball 10-12 Indoor Track 11,12 Band 9,10 Spirit Week 10-12 Prom Committees Thomas Menard 363 Central Avenue Tom John Mendes 72 Hope Street Johnny M., Mendosa, Mendels To go to college and be successful in whatever I choose to do. “Life’s a gamble.” . . . “12” Football 9-12 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9-12 Paul Edward Michaud 20 Gude Street My goal in life is to hopefully become a successful architect with a supporting and loving family sharing our problems and dreams together. With this on my side, I hope to instill values that will improve our present and future. We live life once; make it a good one. “Life is a fabrication of one’s mind, and it leads one into despair or jubilation.” Spotlight 11 French Honor Society 10-12 National Honor Society 11,12 Yearbook 12 Independent Study 12 Kimberly Miller 31 Bear Hill Road Kim, Kimber, Hippie An eager desire for distinction, preferment, power or fame. I want to be a poet. “Life is strange, but not as strange as our lives.” — KM ... “We are symbiotic elements in a diverse reality; a reality we created with the scraps of morality that filter through the blinds and the images of ourselves that reflect off the black night...” Yearbook 12 Spirit Week 11,12 Math Team 11 Artistic Achievement Award 11,12 Carolyn Mills 11 Denise Drive Sam, Ca, Cara To live rich rather than die rich; to live life knowing why. “Revolution begins in your heart, in your refusal to compromise your own beliefs.” — U2 Yearbook 10 Layout and Art Co-editor 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Spirit Week 9-12 ...§.M.U. —P.H.L.P. Program 10,11 Academic Excellence Awar d 9,11,12 Creative Arts Award 11 Rhode Island School of Design Pre-College Program 12 Sheryl Lynne Moline 11 Wilson Street Moldy, Mummy Dummy “A man, after he has brushed off the dust and chips of his life, will have left only the hard clean questions: Was it good or was it evil?’” — Steinbeck Field Hockey 10-12 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9,10,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Honierdad Sociedad Espana 10,11 Treasurer 12 Julie Kristien Morrell 69 Kent Drive Heidi, Jewels, Smiley To be the perfect wife and mother and have the happiest family ever. “Don’t look back in sorrow, nor forward in fear, but around in awareness.” — S.T. K.R., B.Y., T.C.: Our lives will never be the same; my friendship will. Thank you all for your support through the toughest times of my life. To Jenn, Holly and Amy: you stuck by me when I needed you most; thank you, I'll love you forever . . . Tommy: youare the most important person in my life, and you always will be, I love you more than anything. I’m yours forever. Patrick Mullen 40 Cypress Road Find a shortcut to fame, fortune and romance. “You can’t always get what you want, but, if you try sometimes, you get what youneed. . .’” 7 5 87 Frank E. Murphy 66 Hillse Drive Face, Murphy, Garf To find a shortcut to wealth, fame and happiness. “Life is like a sled dog race. If you're not the lead dog, the view does not change me.”. . . “I go to parties sometimes until four; it’s hard to leave when you can’t find the door.” Cross Country 11 Captain 12 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9-12 Soccer 10 Football 9 Student Council 9-12 Spirit Week 11,12 Science Club President 12 Ozmo Goofball World Tour 11,12 Joseph A. Pardi 42 Grant Street Parnads, Mr. D, Joey To go to a four-year college and become an accountant; get married and live life to the fullest. “To just live isn’t living life to the fullest.” Hockey 10-12 Cross Country 9,10 Spring Track 12 . . . One-Punch Lamson 10 31 87 Timothy P. Nitterauer 11 Juniper Road Tim To go above and beyond the realm of impossibility. “T was open to pain and crossed by the rain, and I walked on a crooked crutch. I strolled all alone through a fallout zone and came out with my soul untouched. I hid in the clouded wrath of the crowd, and when they said, ‘Sit down,’ I stood up. Oooh ... growin’ up... ’’ — Bruce Springsteen Baseball 9-12 Golf 10-12 Math Team 12 Jonathan D. Parker 20 Melanie Circle Puker, Trackaholic, ‘Just about anything you want.” To own and operate my own track and gambling facility; to meet the devil and form a partnership. (In other words, I have no ambition). “When all of hell is full, the dead will roam the earth. Why worry about today? We’re going to be nuked tomorrow.” Concert Band 9-12 Jazz Ensemble 10-12 Golf 11 Drum Major11,12. . . atheism. . . St. Pauli Girll . . . Queensryche . . . Life starts 12 Toni-Lee Nunes 523 Miller Street Tone To live a happy, successful life and for all my dreams to become reality. “Character is something each one must build for himself, out of the laws of God and nature, the examples of others and — most of all — out of the trials and errors of daily life . . . Character is the final decision to reject whatever is demeaning to oneself or others and with confidence and honesty to choose the right one.” Mom and Dad: thanks for never giving up! I love you both more than you know. David P. Peace 15 Lowell Street Bud Man, Triplet, Planet To succeed ina four-year college and live ina rock band for life. “I know you; you know me. I’m the black sheep of the family. I’m in and out of trouble. I’m the talk of the town. I get wild when the sun goes down.” — WHITESNAKE Baseball 10 Concert Band 9-12 Marching Band 9-12 Jazz Ensemble 11,12 Golf 10-12 Lori Ann Pacheco 43 Judy Ann Drive Chico, Cheeks, Lori Teacher: Elementary Education. “Time passes slowly, but carries on, and now the best years have come and gone. They took me by “ surprise. I didn’t realize... Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9-12 Spirit Week 10-12 Youth Ministry 10,11 National Honor Society 11,12 Academic Excellence Award 9-12 Junior Prom Committee Andy Penacho 4 Field Street Nach, Peaches, Penoke, Panach To spend a night in Zion and drink the milk of Paradise. “Too many hands on my time 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... ” Neil Peart RUSH Rush 9-12 SAB 9-12 The Point 11,12 Breakfast with Alice 9-12 Oktoberfest 9-12 Latin Club 12 BSA 9,10 428 9-12. . . “Nothing can survive in a vacuum. Never turn your back on a monster!’’ . . . 2112 Darlene P. Perez | 131 Woodward Avenue | Beena Darbeena, Darlin’, Been, Froggy To be successful and reach the goals I’ve set for myself. Chorus 10 Spirit Week 10-12 . . . To Pam, Heidi, Lisa, Kris and Berta: I want to thank you forall the great times and memories. Mom: thanks forall the love and support. James P. Quigley 35 Peeptoad Road Quigs, Squig Man To achieve financial success while ruining my competitors. “Let's be careful out there.” Cross Country 9-12 Indoor Track 9-11 Kristen Perreault 484 Arcade Avenue Kris, Krispy, Chuckles To never forget all the good memories; to always look forward to the future and hope for the best. I just want to be happy from day to day. “Our life will be worth waiting for; time is the only obstacle, and, like all things, it too will pass; perhaps slowly, but nonetheless, the day will come when finally we will have the beautiful life we planned on, and then we'll say it was surely worth the wait!” Senior Class Treasurer 9-12 Volleyball 9-11 Captain 12 Softball 9-12 Basketball 9 Majorettes 9,10 Prom Committees, Independent Study 12 . . . Thanks mom and dad for always trusting me. To all my friends: you’re the best; I’ll never forget you .. . | LOVE YOU, KEVIN! 10 25 85 Tom Rapoza 22 Plainfield Street Big Guy To live in California and be a millionaire. “Takealooktothesky Just before you die. It’s the last time you Will fade to black.’’ — MEETALLICA Jennifer A. Perry 86 Hawthorne Drive Jen, Jenife, Jeffiner Law Enforcement “Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and sorry Icould nottravel bothand be onetraveler. . .long I stood and looked down one as far as I could to where it bent in the undergrowth. . . ”— Robert Frost Swimming 9-11 Warrior 12 Indoor Track 10-12 Outdoor Track 10-12 Honor Society 11 Independent Study 12 Friends forever: T.B.,S.S., T.M., C.F. ... Thanks mom and dad for everything; I love you!!! Jean M. Raymond 133 Cole Street Bean, Beaner, Jeanie Psychologist; to find a world of people who are real. “Though nothing, nothing will keep us together. We can beat them forever and ever, or we can be heroes . . . just for one day.” — Bowie Cross Country 10,12 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9-12 National Honor Society 11,12 Siciedad Honoraria Hispanica 10-12 Math Team 11,12 Independent Study 12 Lisa Marie Phillips 192 Anthony Street Lee, Harvard, Weena, Flips To be successful in whatever I choose to do. To all my friends who I’ve been really close to, thanks for all the memories: H.A., P.D., D.P., K.R., T.B. Basketball 9 Volleyball 10 Business Club 11,12 Yearbook 11 Flag Corps 9,10 Spirit Week 9-12 Mike12. . . Heidi, Pam, Bertha, Beena, Kris, Lisa .. . friend forever ever!!! Kristen M. Ridolft 40 Donald Lewis Drive To get the most from life. Swimming and Diving 9-11 Co-captain 12 Indoor Track 9 Spirit Week 9 Tennis 9-12 Osmo Goofball World Tour 11 William S. Risho 20 Shirwood Drive Pilot; artist. “If you look at your reflection in the bottom of a well, what you see is only the surface. If you try to see the meaning hidden underneath the measure of the depth, this can be deceiving; the bottom has a rocky reputation!” — Joe Walsh Theresa Ann Saucier 53 Marlaine Drive Terri, Bubbles, Terri Sauce To graduate from college, continue my education at Harvard and someday be Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. “Someone said it couldn’t be done, buthe, witha chuckle, replied that maybe it couldn’t; but he would be one that wouldn’t say so until he tried. So he buckled right in with a trace of a grin on his face. If he worried, he’d miss it, so he started to sing as he tackled the thing that couldn’t be done, and he did it.” Indoor Track 9 Hockey Cheerleading 10 Basketball Cheerleading 11,12 Football Cheerleading 11 Captain 12 Competition Cheerleading Captain — 11,12 French Honor Society 11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Tutoring 10-12 Spirit Week 10-12 Independent Study 12 Kristen Beth Roberts 121 West Avenue Robbie, Kris To be the first 5-foot slam dunk contest winner. “IT am I, and you are you, and we are alone together. If the you that is you is not in harmony with the I that is I, then the we that is us will be the them that was or were.” Basketball 9-12 Spring Track 9,10 Tennis 11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 French Honor Society 11,12 Yearbook 12 Spirit Week 9-12 Florida, June ‘88 Dana Lee Senay 7 Garden Street Dane, Bone To be a reporter for The National Enquirer; “Enquiring minds want to know.” “Mischief is King, and I am its slave.” Cross Country 9 Basketball 9-11 Softball 9,10 Tennis 11,12 Spirit Week 12 Yearbook 12 Florida, June ‘88 Lumberjack Club 9-12 Kristen Lee Rose 18 South Wheaton Avenue Kris, Kriroe, Rosey To go on to college and become a lawyer; to lead a happy and healthy life. “Our memories of y esterday will last a lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the rest, and someday we'll find these are the best of times.” — STYX Business Club 9-11 Honor Roll 11,12 Chorus 9,10 Flag Corps 9,10 Thanks to all my friends for the memories: D.P., H.A., P.D., B.Y., L.P., A.D., M.B. — friends forever! Thanks Mom, Dad, D.J. andJune forall yourlove and support. Kyle and Kathy: best of luck; love ya’ both. Sheryll Sheldon 552 Lincoln Street To get married and have kids; to have a good life; to live life to the fullest. Thanks mom and dad for always being there for me. Love, Sheryl. To all my friends: thanks for helping me out through the years. Jim Santiago 109 Miller Street Big Jim, Trigger Musician; to be rich and to saddle happy. “Something is at the edge of your mind; don't know what it is, something you were hoping to | find, not sure what it is; then you hear the music, | and it all becomes crystal clear. The music does the talking, says the things you want to hear.” — TRIUMPH Magic Power Dark Illusion 9-12 Jazz 12 “Saddle happy up! It’s coming.’”” — RUSH; “Oh no, here it comes aga in.” — SABBATH Joanne Silva 36 Arrowhead Road Jo, Juwenne, Joanna Banana To be successful and spoil myself. “1 know nobody knows the way it comes and the way life goes. Dream on; dream on; dream until your dreams come true. Sing women; sing for today, never tomorrow. They'll come along and take you away.” — AEROSMITH | Melissa Lee Silva 23 Summer Drive | Meliss, Lee, Missy, Mis ) Further my education in college and eventually | become a pediatrician. | “What is a true friend? . . . It is a person with whom you can dare be yourself. A true friend ‘talks freely, advises justly, assists readily, | adventures boldly, takes all patiently, defends courageously, and continues to be a friend unchangeable. A true friend is forever a friend.” ... Shannon and Daryl; though we'll be going our different ways, my thoughts will always be with you. The memories are everlasting. Student Council Representative 9-12 National Honor Society 11,12 French Honor Society Secretary 11,12 Academic Excellence 9-12 Spirit Week and Prom Committees 9-12 Field Hockey 9-12 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9-12. ! Jason Smith 112 Tee Jay Drive Jay, Jay Bo To become a computer enginener and make enough money to retire by age 35. “Suum cuique . . . To each his own.” — Cicero National Honor Society 11,12 Academic Excellence Award 10,11 Computer Club 9 Newspaper Editor 10-12 Math Team 11,12 Quill and Scroll 10-12 Kevin William Silveira 37 Cynthia Road Bundy, Manny, Bunny To fall in love and die. “If we could all run away and be happy, we would.” Hockey 9-11 Captain 12 Baseball 9-12 Football 9,11,12 Concert Band 9-12 Marching Band 9-12 Jazz Band 11,12 Spirit Week 9,12 Drum Line 9-11 Captain 12 Independent Study 12 Warren Smith Randy J. Silveria 37 Cynthia Road Rand the Man, Barney Rubble, Scrandy To get as close as possible to the slice of heaven more commonly referred to as Paulina. “Life is like a sled dog race. If you are not the lead dog, the scenery never changes.” Hockey 10-12 Football 10-12 National Honor society 11,12 School Philosophy Committee 11,12 Spirit Week 10-12 Academic Excellence Award 9,10,12 Kevin M. Souza 8 Ipswich Street To go to college and study Marine Biology. “And these children that youspit on As they try to change your world Are immune to your consultation And quite aware what they’re going through.” Soccer 10 Captain 12 Alternate Conference Soccer All Stars 11. . . Rick: Thanks for Florida, February’87. . . Trev, soccer? Nosoccer today. . . Trev: stay away from zooloo halfbacks from Cranston. Christopher S. Smith 111 Bloomfield Street Smitty, Smit, Smyth To continue the search for Utopia. “Here is the danger zone; it’s a jagged edge we climb, but if you take it like a stone, and stand on your own, you can make the grade in time.” MB Mania12. . . Jen 9 13 86. . . Indoor Track 10 .. - Hey, Babe; Chop, chop”. . . Stage Fright 12 ... “Later, Babe!” jf: i; Scott Antone Souza 19 Back Street Baldi, Shoes Navy. “An’ here I go again on my own. Goin down the only road I’ve ever known, Like a drifter I was born to walk alone. An’ I’ve made up my mind. I ain’t wasting no more time.” — WHITESNAKE 41 Stacey Marie Souza 69 Hull Street Stay, Popcorn To help with handicapped children and live a long, successful life. Dad .. . Through my years of growing up you taught mea lot; you put up with me whenattimesI couldn’t even put up with myself. The last seven years were rough, and you managed to make it better; you're my best friend, and I'll always be grateful; you never once let me down. Mom.. . Thanks for everything; love, Stacey . . . To: the Great One! Thanks, Sheena; I owe you. . . Eric and Donald, good luck; you're going to need it. Jason Swepson 20 Springview Street Jay Swep, Cadillac, Tweppy To reach all the goals I have set for myself. “Don’t hope for success. Train for it.” ... “Winning isn’t everything; it’s the only thing.” Football 9-11 Captain 12 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9-12 Michael J. Stewart 33 Pocahontas Drive Stew, Stewey, Scoop To reunite the Partridge Family. “It bounced, It bounced . . . and then it didn’t bounce.” — Bill Buckner, Sixth Game, World Series, 1986 National Honor Society President . . . 12 Tennis 9-11 Captain 12 Cross Country 9 Newspaper 12 French Honor Society 10-12 National Honor Society 11 Crystal Lynn Sylvia 287 Central Avenue To be happy. “Our greatest glory consists not of never falling, but rising everytime we fall. Cross Country 10-12 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9-12 National Honor Society 11,12 Junior and Senior Prom Committees Gina A. Stotts 59 Pond Street To become successful in life and to become important. Best wishes to all the Seniors to come. I wish the best for Darlene Souza and all my other friends. Kerry Lee Sylvia 287 Central Avenue To run a marathon. “Life is nota having and a getting, buta being and a becoming.” Cross Country 9-12 Indoor Track 9-12 Outdoor Track 9-12 National Honor Society 11,12 Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Independent Study 12 Stacy A. Strycharz 73 Hope Street Stay, Stace, Stracy To go to college and pursue a career in the business world; to live a long and fulfilled life; to do everything I want to do and more. “Some say that it’s holding on that makes you so strong; some say letting go.” Spring Track 11,12 Color Guard 11 Captain 12 Spirit Week 9-12 Yearbook 11,12. . . C.F., J.P., J.G., M.F., and A.M..: friends forever. . . thanks for everything; good luck always . . . Mom and Dad: thanks for helping me through these years; you're the best. I love you. Kenneth D. Tait, I 402 Brown Avenue Seargent York, Junior, G.I. Tait To live a long and prosperous life; to succeed in the military career I’ve chosen; to be all I can be, Army. “Howdy . . . sorry, that’s your problem. Yeah, that’s it. . . heah, heah. . . What are you doing Friday night?” Marching Band 9-11 Assistant Drum Major 12 Concert Band 9-12 Jazz 11,12 Academic Excellence Award 9,10 Scott Therrian 45 Barberry Drive Tha, Rodent, Scooter “Please all, and you please none.” Football 9,10 Lori 11,12 Ralph J. Tomei 78 Briarbrook Drive RAF To live a life of luxury. “There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the universe is forand why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. There is another that states that this has already happened.” — Douglas Adams Cross Country 9 Soccer 10,11 Basketball 9-12 National Honor Society 11,12 French Honor Society 10,11 Yearbook 12. . . Nuclear Weapons can wipe out life on Earth, if used properly. Jill Thibault 7 Plainfield Street Fidget, Sweet-n-Low, Troll To become a secretary and to enjoy life. “And what not!’”. . . “You will get over it!’”. . . “Hey Peabody! Shutup! I don’t wanttohearit!. . . To my Mom, Dad, and Sisters: thanks for everything. To all my friends: I wouldn’t have made it without you. Thanks for all the good times! Keep in touch! Leslie Trahan 151 Greenfield Street Leggs, Welsey, Les To go onto the airlines or travel agency; to spend the rest of my life with Billy and to start a family. “Here I go again on my own, walking down the only roads I’ve ever known. Like a drifter I was born to walk alone, but I made up my mind, I ain’t wasting no more time. Here I go again.” — WHITESNAKE To my Mother and Father, whom I love a lot: thanks for teaching me everything about life, and thanks for putting up with all my different moods, especially you Dad. . . Kathy and Paul, for taking me places... Sean W. Thomas 133 School Street To become a psychologist and to one day round off infinity. “A soul is tension that’s learning to fly, condition grounded but determined to try.” — PINK FLOYD Learning to Fly . . . ‘Your life is like an infant’s dream.’’ FLESH FORLULUIGo Crazy Indoor Track 10 Outdoor Track 10 Spotlight Program 11 National Honor Society 11,12 Carlos Trujillano 23 Stratford Road Muchacho, Bobo, Yarlos Telecommunications; to spend a day with Robert Smith; to learn”’good English” like mis amigos; to be able to return to Seekonk someday; above all, I hope that everyone remembers me as a nice person. “Don’t say what you mean; You might spoil your face. Just walk in a crowd; You won't leave any trace.” — THE CURE Soccer 12 Tennis 12 Foreign Exchange Student Soren Thomsen 922 Newman Avenue Frobind, Frobik, Frokjar Undecided. “Fine place to be, America.” Soccer 12 Basketball 11 Katherine L. Turner 116 Ledge Road Katie, Kate, Mom To be successful in cosmetology; to be the best mother and wife I can be. “I can hear the chimes ringing for you . . . for me. I can see your eyes . . . your hands joining with me. I can tell it’s time, come together, hold the light, Keep the flame; we can’t let this world remain the same.” To Kris, Sue and Nancy: thanks for always being there when I needed you. . . Thank you, mom and dad, for helping me through the hard times and giving me the love and support I needed. Mike: you're the best! Thank you for being a terrific boyfriend, and the best daddy in the world; I love you!. . . To A.V., D.L., J.M., J.S., S.T., S.G., G.H., P.M., R.A., J.G.: [luv ya’... “57” .. . Thank you, Gram, I love you, Kayla. Jennifer L. Vandal 50 Noble Street Jenn College; the pursuit of success and happiness throughout my life. “Crossing the uplands of time skirting the borders of the night, Scaling the face of the peak of dreams. We enter the regions of light and the hastening on of eager intent, arrive at the rainbow’s end, and there uncover the pot of gold buried in the heart of a friend.” Cross Country 9 Field Hockey 10-12 Softball 9-12 National Honor Society 12 French Honor Society 12 Independent Study 12 Sophomore Semi-formal and Junior Prom Committees Paul Vergilis 22 Hawthorne Drive Beaker, Big Bird, Duey To go to college, play football and become an athletic trainer for a college or pro football team. “Life is queer with its twists and turns, as everyone of us sometimes learns, and many a failure turns about when he might have one had he stuck it out; Don’t give up though the pace seems slow; you might succeed with another blow.”. . .“’To whomever much is given, muchis required.” Football 11,12 Indoor Track 9-11 Outdoor Track 9-12 Band 9,10 Christopher Michael Vartanian 36 Wynne Street My ambition is to enter the fields of communications or architectural design. “The future becomes the present, the present the past, and the past turns into everlasting regret if you don’t plan it!” Newspaper Staff 10-12 Yearbook Staff 11-12 Independent Study 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Arthur Viera “’72” 38 Sanders Street ATL AnVe To be successful in whatever! doand be happy for the rest of my life. “Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we may die.” Football 9-12 Crazy 9-12 Katie, love always . . . Kris + Sue, thanks for everything you've done for me . . . To the ’87 Football Team; Great Season!. . . David, Johnny, Jason and Jose: You're the best friends I couldever have. . . Donna, the best of years in high school ... “72” will reign FOREVER!!! Suzanne Veader 56 Heritage Road Sue-zy Who “57,” Vead A — Hoo Haa, Little Sue-zy Megadeath Toown my own business; make the best out of life and be happy with everything. “Life, it seems to fade away drifting further everyday. Getting lost within myself, nothing matters, no one else. I have lost the will to live simply nothing more to give. There is nothing left for me; need the end to set me free.” — METALLICA Fade to Black Field Hockey 9 Hoo-Haa 9,10 Metal Head 11,12 Mash it up... 12! James M. Viera 817 Newman Avenue Jim, Jimbo, Jerry To be the best at whatever I decide to do. “Tf at first you don’t succeed, the hell with it, Why make a fool of yourself?” Honor Guard 9,10 Chorus 10-12 Concert Band 11,12 Marching Band 11,12 Kristin Lee Vergilis 22 Hawthorne Drive Verge, Vergie, Terge To ride a super tuber down Niagara Falls. “You got to tell the children the truth. They don’t need a whole lot of lies cause one of these days, Baby, They’ll be running things.’’ — Jimi Hendrix Volleyball 9,10 Basketball 9-11 Captain 12 Spirit Week 9-12 French Honor Society, Vice-president 11 National Honor Society 11,12 Academic Excellence Award 9-12 Yearbook 12 Florida, June ‘88 Donald J. Vinnitti 207 Ledge Road Di} Pee To become a successful criminal lawyer and make the most money possible. “It’s all the same, only the names will change. Everyday, it seems we're wasting away.” Valueland 11,12 . . . Pool 101 Lisa Marie Watson 81 Anthony Street Lee, Bon Bon Business Management; to live life to its fullest. “Live today because tomorrow is still to come and yesterday is gone forever.” | Mom and Dad, thanks for everything; love you, Lisa. . . Joe Faria, I will always love you! ToL.B., | T.B., C.B., M.B. S.V.: Friends laugh at the silliest jokes, put up with the worst moods, go along with the craziest ideas and always see the best in you. Thanks for being my friends ... Love, Lisa John Whelan 15 Woodward Avenue Johnny, Chief-J, O’Houlthan To sail into the sunset each night and awake toa morning with no storms on the horizon. “What you own is your own kingdom What you do is your own glory What you love is your own power What you live is your own story. In your head is the answer Let it guide you along Let your heart be the anger And the beat of your own song.” — Neil Pert, RUSH The Point 11,12 Magoo’s Barn 11,12 Anthony Whittington 137 Sherman Avenue Pudding, Antie, Goofy To make it big in life and own my own business; have a great future! Ask me if I care? The Big Crash! Minnie and Daisy — two dizzy females! The Bowl! Gina, remember 10 2 87 . . . Crash! and 6 12 87 Beverly Hills Cop II, Denise and Gina... Riverside X-tra Mart. . . Denise: White Lion. . . Gina, yeah. . . Todd, Paulie . . . Remember the party at Joe’s house with Gina . . . G.H., C.G., T.G.— Pond Street. . . Paulie, may the eagle fly, Gina and Denise, remember Joey and his five dollar girl. Rick N. — the last court. T.G. McDonald's! G.J. D.D.: The long road to Rocky Poing . . . Expose. Peter L. Willis 18 Huntington Drive Skete Tobe... “It’s funny how they shoot you down when your hands are held up high.” — THE ALARM Swimming 9-12 Jazz Ensemble 11,12 Spotlight 11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Independent Study 12 Jamie R. Woodhead 22 Haig Avenue Woody, Junior To become an electrical engineer and retire at a young age, having no commitments and living in a utopian state. “Nobody knows what dreams I see ... and nobody’s really sure who they wanna’ be. . . But everybody has a place intime. . .a chance to live . .aneed to find. . . We all have something we dream about . . . I propose to find it out.” Cross Country 9 MB Mania 12.. . Later, Babe Stephanie Yetner 26 Apple Orchard Lane Yettie, Steph, Hilda To lose all my money on the Stock Market and become a bag lady. “Woke up this morning, can’t believe what I saw: 100-million bottles washed up on the shore. Seems I’m not alone in being alone, 100-million castaways all looking for a home.” — THE POLICE Message in a Bottle Academic Excellence Award 10 Math League 11,12 Spotlight 10,11 NHS 11,12. . . Why aren’t bad grapes called raisins? ... Phillip T,!!!... Nanu, nanu ... Zevon 9 26 87 ... Wall smashing, Jolt 10 11 87; What a cod, fish! I’m hunting wabbits! . . . NYET! Stanley C. Yip 53 Central Avenue Stan Computer Programmer. Soccer 11,12 Most Radical gf PKONK cay. PIELO HOCEE 3: U It E R IL A Hi J V E 5 Kerri Mahoney “Has anyone seen what’s-his-name?” Most School Spirit ro. Most Athletic Missy Silva and Jason Swepson “Dead men don’t wear plaid.” Most Flirtatious Jo Anne Leclerc and Joe Medina Tracey Everett and Peter Jennings. “Watch your fingers, Tracey...” “. . . Watch your fingers, Peter.’ “A rose by any other name... ” ar Most Gullible Life of the Party Brooke Coelho and David Lamoreaux “My parents will never know I took the car.” Cathy Boyd and Tim Nitterauer “Tastes great.” . . . “Less filling.” Most Like Mallory Keaton and Theo Huxtable Angie Lockwood and Daryl Jasper “Hey Angie, do we still get $5.00 each sLegnoat : Deryth Hunt and Jeff Howell for posing for this picture? i, ci t 8 “We should have smiled . . . ” Class Clown Dana Senay and Doug Galuska “What do you want...aBt+... ?” Most Musical Sarah Eirman and Peter Hoogerzeil “Schroeder and Lucy . . . hair color reversed.” Most Artistic Kim Miller and Bill Risho “Red paint at fifty miles per hour thanks.” The Senior Supper The Senior Supper, next to maybe the Junior and Senior Proms, is considered the gala event to which a high schooler looks forward. The Seekonk High School Class of 88’s Senior Supper was held on November 10, 1987 at the luxurious Johnson and Wales Inn here in town. The theme of the supper was, ‘Our future’s so bright, we need sunglasses.’’ We were, in fact, provided with sunglasses which most wore proudly. Cigars were also consumed by the hundreds, but these were not included in the ticket price. After finding our friends and sitting down, Mr. Hurley, our eighth grade role- model, helped us reminisce and bask in the nostalgia of our Junior High years, mainly in viewing excerpts from the 1984 camping trip. Soon, we were all eating a scrumptious exotic dinner, when the Dee Jay arrived to rock our socks off. His music ran the gamut from Modern English to The Cure and even Janet Jackson, suiting everyone’s tastes. Three hours of food, dance, and general jubilation is probably the best way to describe this night. If you enjoy good eats, friendly people and dancing till you drop, then you will always remember this great time you shared with the 200 plus closest friends you could ever hope to have. The Junior Prom Months in advance, we began to plan for the Junior Prom. Young ladies bought dresses, shoes, pocketbooks, jewelry and much more, while the men rented tuxedos, reserved limousines, visited flower shops and made other important arrangements. After the weeks and even months of preparation, the Big Day finally came. Most of us went to school and managed to get through the day. We raced to Gus’ house, ran to the bank, flew home, jumped into the shower, and then spent several hours getting ready in front of the mirror. After getting mom and dad to put their camera away, we finally left our homes in borrowed, rented or newly purchased cars. Taking 95 to Mansfield, we arrived and took our seats. We pro- ceeded to take our pictures before some students got upset about messing up their hair. We ate and then began to dance and celebrate life. The beginning of the dance featured a break from tradition; a Seekonk Junior danced the first dance with a chair. It was rumored that if he would do so, someone would pay the rental fee on his tuxedo. Throughout the evening, we danced to tunes from the Beastie Boys to Bon Jovi. Eventually we had our Prom Queen, Kerry Silvia, and her court lead us in a dance to our theme, ‘’This Is the Time,” by Billy Joel. We also celebrated a part of history by wit- nessing former principal, Mr. Dias, be crowned Burger King style as our Prom King in honor of his upcoming retirement. Although we all had a truly great time, one question remains un- answered: Who was that child in the white sweat pants, without a date, wearing five bow ties? Yes, the night was a true success that held memories that we will cherish forever, starting from noon the next day. ( Very funny, Wes). Jill and Allison Saturday Night Fever d Vv ae S fa] v = iF 3S a) = S = c © oe wn co = a ige) yn i 3 ‘gS i WN E Vv 2 Pam Drumm, , Jo Anne Leclerc corts The chicken dinner just caught up with The Crowning of the Queen 54 gti. oe) sunt KS PT. Pe : a oe MOM AE? INET ILD 33s oe ww s % “ % % . . The Sophomore Semi-formal And you thought Sophomore’s didn’t have any fun. Maybe some opinions would be changed if people were allowed a glimpse back to the Class of 88’s Sophomore Semi-formal. Back then, we were lean and mean, fightin’ machines. The Important Statistics please . . . The Date: March 17, 1986 The Place: The Cafeteria Emporium The Price: Unknown The Mission: To live in rapture fora moment, then leave to get some fast food and rootbeer. The Result: Some cried, some smiled, no one died, and everyone wanted to remain longer in this state of party ecstasy. Of course, these facts do not capture the details that memories do. They will not recall the dancing cir- cles, or the slam dancing rounds, or even the lovely pastry, nor will they bring back the musical genius of Dark Illusion, our very own high school band. What they do enable us to do is return to a more peaceful time, when knights were knights, and kings were kings, when people laughed, and little midgets played joyfully in the sands of great Ulysses. A Mad, Mad, Mad Look at... Underclassmen a ad - Se aes. n — $ ; 4 i : 4 , == . i 2% fi 3 | 3 a j Gm uP -24 hee a S 3 re ] MN - Vibra s 4 eee a H $i | £% The Class of 1989 Kristen Khorey, President Debra Garand, Secretary FRONT-TO-BACK, LEFT-TO-RIGHT: I. Simas, T. Derosa, J. Humphrey, S. Roy, T. Tenkarian, J. Winn, K. Stutz, K. Khourey, B. Stevens, L. Smith, T. Bray, J. Feighry, T. Lima, S. Azevedo, E. Levine, L. Khouri, B. Perry, A. Rosenfield, M. Perreira, B. Woolhouse, C. Anderson, K. Gobin, S. Goffe, J. Alves, K. Knight, Z. Hatch, V. Howard, D. Derashun, R. Tobias, J. Blais, S. Grimshaw, T. Armell, C. Roberge, M. Goyette, C. Bostian, J. Enos, K. Dorney, P. Legrecca, M. Boyadjian, V. Adamonis, L. Burroughs, S. Frechette, C. Albrecht, D. Dunn, M. Russell, R. Abel, P. Sunday, J. Clavin, S. Lesceault, R. Maratto, K. Whitford, A. Willis, R. Wilson, B. Astel, J. Mulhulond, R. George, B. Declerg, J. Nunes, T. Rickey, A. Roy, J. Stewart, T. Whittaker, M. Raulwolf, D. Rugg, B. Williams, G. Motta, D. Harrison, T. Allen, W. Shaughnessey, T. Suczak, J. Larkin, K. Shalcross, D. Carvalho, K. Toole, C. Finizia, A. Kanterman, P. Leite, M. Casey, T. Hannan, R. Ball, J. Turner, E. Altonian, T. Campbell, D. Candias, T. Grant, R. Kulaga, L. Pallazzi, P. Foley, T. Mooney, C. Martin, C. Harriss, D. Thibault. 56 _ FRONTTO BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Medeiros, K. Hanson, C. LaPorte, J. Ray, L. O’Connell, K. Longbottom, J. Nunes, S. Avila, V. Avilla, S. Sheeley, S. Greene, D. Goff, A. Vignalli, C. Wallace, S. Kinniburgh, S. _ Pearson, C. Doran, T. Elderkin, D. Foulds, A. Ditson, K. Gousi, K. Hicks, K. Catalano, B. Squier, D. Tetreault, K. Lans, L. Vasquez, K. Greaves, I. Silva, T. Allard, S. Toback, D. Tremblay, H. Miranda, K. Johnson, _ D. Garand, J. Young, J. Medeiros, P. Penacho, C. Dinapoli, B. Perry, E. McGovern, S. Olive, D. Perry, A. Davenport, H. Corey, C. George, H. Jennings, J. Viera, O. Laliberte, M. Ayoub, J. Propatier, J. Parker, Ie _ Gomes, S. Santos, K. Biaier, D. Carey, C. Carpenter, G. Aubin, J. Salvas, N. Souza, J. Perry, D. Souza, B. Thomas, B. Paulin, L. Rocha, C. Brigham, W. Phaneuf, M. Commery, M. Mezzancella, B. Souza, V. . Fratarullo, D. Marsland, D. Andrade, E. Mettaughe y, G. Gregoire, P. Tenrerrio. Tammy Bray, Thomas Whitaker, Jen Winn, Representative David Candeis, Representative Representative Representative 57 The Class of 1990 Laura Garand, President Jerett Zipin, Vice-president Tara McDonald, Secretary retires Bottom to top and left to right: C. Harrison, K. Ransom, G. Quintanilla, T. Viera, T. DaCuhna, T. Medeiros, A. Martin, H. Rushlow, D. Carden, S. Teeden, L. Morrison, T. Fasteson, R. Rushlow, J. Risio, K. Goff, D. Lee, K. Shea, K. Horridge, N. Pereira, J. Perry, L. Costa, A. Golmes, S. DeMederious, K. Foulds, G. Larcher, M. Shea, J. lonnone, D. Duranlow, L. Elderkin, M. Lyons, L. McCaughey, J. Moniz, J. Keating, K. Giblin, M. Quigley, L. Garand, S. Souto, A. Weisman, S. Miller, E. Barao, L. MacPherson, S. Wheeler, D. Sellers, J. Gaspar, J. Langel, R. Antenilli, T. Hebert, M. Machado, K. Arruda, D. Newman, M. Crocker, J. Comery, G. Mezzancella, B. Andrews, C: Fuller, R. Thibert, S. Dorval, D. Morris, R. Souza, J. Pearson, C. Horlbogen, D. Hanlon, R. Callahan, T. French, J. Drumm, M. Searles, D. Fontaine, S. Dunn, B. Paulo, S. Morin, C Gamelin, C. David, P. McHugh, R. Tavarez, T. Heinz, A. Spano, A. Toback, E. Veiga, J. Swann, J. Murphy, S. Gelotte, M. Sawyer, M. Pardi, B. Potter, B. Mello, J. Harris 60 ' Bottom to top and left to right: M. Carvalho, L. Chaffee, D. Harris, M. Morris, J. Souza, A. Sheilly, M. Strychazz, M. Baccala, D. Hannelon, C. Menuiner, M. Duponte, T. Whitford, T. Yarchez, D. Zollo, J. Viera, S. Smith, B. Kollaki, J. Zippen, K. Zisserson, S. Trembly, B. Lasiewski, S. Capecci, G. Mallan, M. Pinuchi, R. Parent, S. McIntyre, G. Cole, S. White, J. Duvally, M. Vallencourt, S. Wright, B. Lavin, M. Keating, ED: | Kochanic, B. Baril, T. McDonald, J. Fuller, J. Marcotte, M. Harvey, A. Galasso, J. Eva, A. Tracy, J. Halpin, S. Smith, L. Behmke, M. Benoite, C. Taite, A. Raymond, A. Letendre, M. Hall, K. Ericson, A. Gail, K. | Baptista, M. Rebello, A. Rodriguez. T. Auston, S. Holmes, J. Wallberg, T. Zepp, D. Rickey, P. Lefebure, J. Wolfe, J. Morrel, T. Salesbery, J. Iannone, D. L’Heureux, J. Lucchesi, J. Nicholes, E. Faial, L. Fiorentino, L. _ Bennet, P. Leit, B. Aronhalt, J. Ronn, E. Trudel, G. Tetreault, P. Hannon, C. Whitelaw, C. Phillips, R. Perry, K. Propetier, J. Miercier, P. Wexler, D. Machoski, G. Mcguinn, T. Mahoney, J. Merlan. Deena Duranleau, Representative Clifton Fuller, Representative Jen Risio, Representative Ron Thibert , Representative r 61 Sophomores “Get that camera out of my face.” i. id “Has anybody seen my mommy?” “Amuse them. . . Just smile.” “If I don’t look up, they won’t bother me.” The | Class of 1990 “Hi. I'll bet you’re wondering what these men are wearing.” As you can see, these students are feeling self-conscious. aa 7 “If you don’t mind, I’m trying to read “Why are you laughing? Did someone put one of those ‘Kick me’ signs on my back?” Kristin Rickard, Representative Andrea Casper, President Jen Blais, Vice-president Tracey Cronin, Secretary FRONT-TO-BACK, LEFT-TO-RIGHT: T, Lima, J. Morrell, C. Simpson, K. Morin, R. Thomas, D. Ricci, R. O'Connell, K. Shmaruk, C. Rutherford, J. Stewart, M. Sorel, T. Andrade, K. Penacho, A. Boillard, D. Barty, K. Cragg, J.L. Baccari, M. Machado, S. Silva E. Spano, D. Mallon, G. Tracey, H. Prosky, T. Powers, J. Frey, A. Casper, D. Barboza, C. Mello, K. DiOrio, C. Robillard, T. Schlobohm, K. Martin, P. McCormick, B. Lawrence, T. Albrecht, R. Bradley, J. Alexander, H. Botelho T. Lincoln, S. Reid, S. Mahonec, J.P. Bibas, R. McManus, J. Smith, L. Turner, S. Thibodeau, B. Sauerlinder, A. Stevens, J. Rosenthal, M. Silva, R | Bergeron, J. Albers, A. Elderkin, J. McHugh, P. Griswold, B. Knight, L. Pacheco K. Rampino, V. Curran, L. Lund, C. Gomes, T. Potter, K. Rickard, L. Macpherson, J. Hawkins, C. Calore, K. Macmahon, J. Blais, }.§) Perreria, C. Elgar, T. Hallwoth, G. Ayoub, T. Leite, L. Goddard, J. Thibault, M. Alves, S. Botelho N. Maine, T. Cronin, J. Johnson, J. Rezendes, T. Cobb, M. Lovaris, B. Cobb, J. Clegg, M. Dalpe, J. Murphy, By Mesrve, L. Furtado, D.Dobosz, B. Lane, L. Lucini, M. Porreca, M. Baker, D. Asermely D. Wheeler, K. Williams, C. Yetner, C. dunn, G. Hall, J. Veras, M. Haley, T. Goyette, J. Bernado, J. Greaves, D. Lussier) Bernadino, K. Arruda, A. Harriman, M. Charpentier K. Dykas, K. Veader, E. Cote, P. Camacho, J. Ingala, E. Williams, D. Yu, M. Barboza, M. Waltz, D. Dumomt, K. Hom, G. Lavalley, E. Hemmer, K. Khan, i : Day S. Shaughnessy, J. Smith, M. Perry, C. Tadros, C. Petter, T. Morais, M. Mccoy, C. Capizono, M. Bennett | j | | ‘ 64 Vicky Curran, Treasurer Chris Mello, Representative Jennifer Frey, Representative Ada Yim, Representative 65 i Kris Perreault, Volleyball Dave Collins, Outdoor Track Arthur Vieira, Football _ Carlos Trujillano, Soccer Shannon Doolittle, Field Hockey The Year in Sports J e Boys’ Tennis Boys’ Tennis . . . successful, of course. How successful? Conference Champs and State Tournament winners, a record of 16 and 3... Players: Yes, there were tennis players . . . Names, ranks, serial numbers . . . Beckler, Steven, First singles; impressive? Yes, he had only three losses and made it to the quar- terfinals in the state sectionals; best player since Zaretsky, maybe better. . . Howell, Jeffrey, second singles: enjoys aces, forehands and parasailing . . . one more year; Stewart, Michael, third singles: improving, known for his amazing backhand, the swing man in deciding a match. Doubles, great Doubles. . . The Dream Team, with captain Pete Stewart and returning star, Alex Hess. Were they good? Nobody could touch them: finalists in state sectionals; Stewart to MIT; Hess returning for farewell season. . . Second doubles: Freshmen, ah, the impressive freshmen: Tremblay, Steven and McHugh, Phillip (affectionately known as Flip), winning a decisive match in the Old Rochester win: the con- sistent and promising, future Dream Team members and potential Varsity champions. Jerett Zippin, Darren Beckler, Matt Holmes, Dan Rugg and Frank Capecci, the other worthy members of this Conference Championship team . . . Boys Tennis: they played; they won; they had fun. . . This is everything the sport can offer, and maybe more. : Alex Boys’ Tennis 1987 Seekonk vs Mansfield Seekonk vs Bourne Seekonk at D.R. Seekonk vs Attleboro Seekonk vs D.R. Seekonk vs Apponequet Seekonk at Bourne Seekonk vs D.R. Seekonk at Wareham Seekonk at Apponequet Seekonk at Attleboro Seekonk vs Fa irhaven Seekonk at O.R.R. Seekonk at Fairhaven Seekonk vs Norwell a a The Quientessence of Tennis; Jeff, Phil and The Stu’s 68 MEX aret Od Darren and Alex Captain Pete Matt Holmes 69 ad - pt alt ee 5 te tel Se oeege. aera Girls’ Tennis Girls’ Tennis . . . Good? No, not good; better than good. Try excellent; South Coast Conference Champions. . . again. Experience? Do you need a racquet to play tennis, or do you need to just make a racket? This team certainly did . . . The Senior cast: Tanha Soares, Carlene Perry, Kim Squier, Katie Manning and Wendy Howell . . . enough leadership for a Student Council seminar. Any doubts? Same old story ... DOMINANCE. What about next year? Any doubts? Same old story =): Wviore DOMINANCE S=. | USteaskethesthtecak tices. McDonald, Roberts and Ridolfi . . . Oh, and Dana can play, too... is The Essence of Hairdressing: Kim, Carlene, Katie, Coach and Kris Kim Squier Girls’ Tennis 1987 Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk vs at vs at at at vs at vs vs vs at vs vs vs Mansfield Bourne D.R. Attleboro O.R.R. Apponequet Bourne D.R. Wareham Apponequet Attleboro Fairhaven Rake Fairhaven Bishop Connelly 4-1 5-0 5-0 1-4 1-4) 5-0) 5-0 5-0 5-0 5-0 1-4 5-0 2-3 5-0 1-4 Corrtt tr AuGaGuuuenee SU RS sont: - : SSS ens SSS Pitibrties yh peeeeeel lta 3 SESEERSE = a RY et se a a +) awe ae phate Front Row: Lisa Dean, Heather Miranda, Kris Ridolfi, Kris Roberts and Kris Lisa Dean McDonald. . . Back Row: Coach Whatley, Tanha Soares, Carlene Perry, Kim Squier, Katie Manning, Rebecca Lipson, Melissa Masse and Wendy Howell 71 bare John Chris and the javelin 72 seekonk Track Team Dominates Again Did they play the video, The Highlights of Seekonk Track, and eS say, “That was the 1987 season, too?” . . . We never lost: 9-0 . . . League Champions again (and again and again). . . We consistently had fantastic showings in league competition, in State Class relays, in State Class Meets, in the All-State Meet, and this excellence carried over even into the new Englands . . . What makes this team better than all the rest anywhere around? It seems almost criminal that one team could abound with so much talent. There’s talent everywhere, in every event . . . Multi-event stars and league All-Stars: Darrel Davidow in the discus; Rob Curran in the 440; Andy Fredericks, Tim Mooney and Pat Mullen in the Mile Relay . . . Joe Medina, Tom Soczak and Todd Urquhart in the 4 X 110 Relay . . . Oh, and didn’t we forget someone, old what’s-his-name? Mr. Massachusetts State 100-Meter Champ. . . Mr. All-State, All- World, All-Universe . . . the fastest human in Seekonk history .. . Mr. Jason Swepson. Just how good were we: Only the best. Boys’ Track 1987 _ Seekonk 115 Mansfield 34 Seekonk 90 GNBRVTHS B35) _ Seekonk 81 O.R.R. 55 Seekonk 77 Apponequet 68 Seekonk 114 Bourne 32 Seekonk SHY Wareham 68 _ Seekonk 85 Fairhaven 62 Seekonk 90 Case 5D _ Seekonk 88 O.R.R. 58 Front Row: D. Davidow Second Row, I-r:]. Roy, M. Goyette, A. Moore, R. Curran, M. Baldani, T. Urquhart, J. Sousa, M. Korlacki, C. Santos and A. Fredricks Third Row: M. Ferreira, J. Bechtel, S. Hallworth, V. Howard, P. Jennings, P. Mullen, F. Murphy and T. Costa Fourth Row: T. Soczak, J. Lauffer, G. Motta, R. Tobias, K. Longbottom, C. Roberge, S. Toback Fifth Row: L. O’Connell, C. Bostian, D. Harrison, D. Dunn, D. Candeias, J. Larkin, A. Roy, T. Mooney, C. Martin, D. Galuska, S. Haskins Sixth Row: T. Mahoney, R. Abell, C. Whitelaw, and P. Wexler Seventh Row: J. Pearson, S. Dorval, S. Capecci, C. Fuller, A. Toback and M. Strycharz Top Row: Coach Gilford and Coach Varkoni, J. Medina, P. Vergilis, J. Swepson, J. George and J. Mendes 73 74 Girls’ Track First the bad news: significant inju- ries, namely Missy Silva’s, and an un- fortunate end to a lengthy winning streak that started last season .. . Seekonk’s girls lost one meet last Spring and still tied as League Champions ... And now for the great news: Their Accomplishments .. . Second in State Relays, First in the U.R.I. Invitational, Second in the League Meet, Second in the Class-C Meet and third in the All-State Meet ... And now for the really great news: Fantastic athletes such as Missy Silva, Becky Perry, Dana Tremblay, Stacey Olive, Tracey Murphy, Chris Marchetti and many others head a long list of established point scorers Be! fe for the team. . . And most impressive of all the good news: This team had not one but two All-Staters in Ms. Julie Young, who not only set a school record in the Long Jump, but was also selected for the Boston Globe All- Scholastic Team in the 440... And the best of the best in Ms. Heather Grimshaw who, while establishing new school records which perhaps only she will be able to top in the 880 and the mile, was also selected for the Boston Globe All-Scholastic Team in the 880; to top all this off, Heather went on the claim the title of New En- gland 880 Champion . . . Talk about impressive. Who could ask for any- thing more? . . . Seekonk Track. Front to back, I-r: K. Marchetti, T. Murphey, A. Axle, M. Howard, J. Mello, L. Pacheco, M. Silva and H. Grimshaw Second Row: K. Silviam, C. Silvia, L. Burroughs, S. Sheely, K. Boyad- jian, J. Perry, S. Frechette, T. Bray, S. Medeiros and E. Coyne Top row: Coach Collins, T. Whitford, J. Fuller, T. Harvey, J. Risio, B. Buril, J. Drumm, J. Winn, B. Perry, J. Young, S. Olive, C. Rugg and Coach Seals Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk Seekonk For the Record 104 111 74 Mansfield GNBRVTHS DR Apponequet Bourne Wareham Fairhaven Case O.R.R. N. Attleboro Dana, Stacey and Sue Beth and Lori 75 Front Row: K. Silveira, S. Miranda, S. McCormack, T. Warren, D. LeFebre, M. Delekta and E. Vandel Back Row: T. Nitterauer, J. Kamionek, D. Lynch, Matt and Don M. Mello, S. Smith, R. Gambardella, K. Hemmer, D. Foulds and T. Urquhart sgsoonnoe Matt Delekta Front Row: L. Palazzi, R. Kulaga, D. Fontaine, T. Aronhalt and T. Whit- taker Back Row: P. Foley, B. Paulo, M. Searles, J. Swan, M. Russell and P. Leite 76 Year One after Kenny ... No more 21-Strikeout games -: ect ... No more assured wins. SS ot What did they have? . . . Seven victo- nite a, ries. Promise: Scott Miranda, Erik Vandal, Tosh Warren and a whole bunch of future All- Den Stars. For the next two years, this team will be loaded hee with talent. . . atleast two years. . .Why?. . .Who?. . . Many of this year’s Juniors and Sophomores got a good deal of playing time Matt last season. . . The team can only benefit from the return of second year Gane starter Don Lynch. With the powerful first baseman, Matt Delekta and the solid catcher, Kevin Silveira, they cannot lose. Tim Nitterauer will also contribute ... And last year, there were all those super Sophomores: Sean Smith, Derick Foulds and Matt Mello. By the time they’re Seniors, they will be Champs. The future’s so bright you need sun- glasses. Yeah. 77 Softball The softball team . . . one coach. . . another coach... yet another coach... Anew J.V. team. . . Chris Devine. . .Newuniforms. . . Debbie Garand . . . the magic bats, and other assorted weaponry . .. Nine wins .. . Fre- quent early dismissals . . . Great Juniors and Sophomores . . . Future wins are imminent .. . Stay tuned. Jean ees aS Front Row: K. Mello, K. Bergeron, C. Devine, S. Head, K. Pazzi and D. Garand Second Row: Coach McCaughey, J. Medeiros, J. Alexander, T. Rickey, K. Pereault, J. Leclerc, S. Ferreira, H. Jennings, J. Vandal, D. Levine, and Coach Bowlin Bes ‘a Front Row: M. Quigley, T. Zepp, K. Anderson, D. Goff, and L. Garand Second Pitcher Debbie Ganind Row: S. Wheeler, B. Squier, J. Moniz, P. Penacho, M. Benoit and Coach Ken y 78 | W, The never-ending bench. . . Row One, I-r: T. Allen, S. Yip, C. Trujillano, T. Bechtel, D. Dunn, T. Lincoln, R. Tobiaz. Row Two: Coach Tartaglia, M. Sorel, C. Yetner, D Harrison, K. Hemmer, M. Russell, J. Larkin, J, Zippin, R. Thomas | Mark [ 80 @eesteam ... [he scorer... The questions .. . What is the coach saying? . . . What’s the Spanish word for pass? . . . They came, they saw, they par- ticipated . . . The record was not outstanding, but considering that this was only the second year of varsity soccer in Seekonk .. . A solid future is in place with returning underclassmen Tim Allen, Dave Dunn, Derek Harrison, Jerett Zipin, Rob | Tobiaz and Marc Sorrel in addition to the expected arrival of players with skills developed in the Seekonk Youth Soccer League . . . How did this year go?. . . It went from captain Trevor Bechtal to Spanish import Carlos Juliano ... to Truvilliano ....to Carlos Trujillano . . . the player whose name | could not be spelt by Italian coach Manny Tartaglia |... Carlos was the main man .. . he scored and scored and scored; several times scoring three goals Jinone game. . . BUT. . . but they did not win many games despite the outstanding performances of se- |niors Trujillano, Bechtal, Stan Yip, Kevin Sousa, and goalie Kurt Hemmer. . . Next year’s hope is for an abundance of exchange students . . . Bring back | the train from Spain! Dereck Jerett Field Hockey Combinations. . . A quick strike offense with a solid defense. An experienced coach with experienced players . . . Players with amazing intensity yet remarkable control . . . The result: The best field hockey team in years . . . Meet this group of hard working young women. . . Coaches Karen Fantozzi and Kim Pellerin; Strong motivators with vast playing experience . . .Goal scorers Shannon Doolittle and Missy Silva; Area All- Stars with scoring totals in double figures . . . Jenn Vandal and Alison Boldt; All-Stars in their own right, selected for their out- standing mid-field play . . . Debbie Levine and Angie Lock- wood; the most intense of them all, these seniors were often assigned to keep in check the best players of the opposing | team ... Outstanding defense people Sheryl Moline, Kim Arruda, and Dawn Damiani; the main reason for the op- ponents’ low scores . . . Goalie Jodie Medeiros; the best in the league, she kept Seekonk in many close games . . . With the help of seniors Beth Lima, and Kris McDonald in addition to juniors Pam Penacho, and Merideth Butler, the women achieved their ultimate goal . . . they qualified, for the state tournament .. . the achievements of this senior dominated team may stand a long time before they are equalled, for this team was the most talented team in recent memory. Row One, I-r: B. Squier, J. Young, E. McGovern, C. Lans, J. Fuller, B. Beril, L. Galuska, D. Goff. Row Two: Coach Pellerin, M. Benoit, K. Penacho, K. Stutz, C. Craig, D. Rickey, T. McDonald, S. Smith, L. Elderkin Cn i. i if et 4 a er eo _ — 4 = ra am ) = a - ax Row One, I-r: A. Lockwood, M. Silva, S. Doolittle, A. Boldt, M. Butler, J. Vandal, K. McDonald. Row Two: Coach Pellerin, J. Medeiros, S. Moline, P. Penacho, K. Arruda, B. Lima, D. Levine, D. Tetreault and Coach Fantozzi. Shannon . = 4 Ca inten ce idad ihe unitate 4 a $ hikes Colas ic ge Deb with Kris and Jenn Jenn goes for decapitation. 83 Volleyball The 1987 Volleyball team . . . Almost. . . almost broke even . . . The season came to an end with the girls’ record standing at 7 and 9... Leadership . . . Incredible captains: Sue Fer- reira, Kris Perreault and Erin Coyne. . . They led by example with their hard work. . . In several games, they fought to 15- 15 ties only to lose . . . These games were heartbreakers, but they exemplified their never-say-die attitudes . . . The good attitudes and hard work should pay off next year with the re- turn of many underclassmen . . . Look for returning varsity members Heather Miranda, Keri Johnson, Jen Keating, Tammy Austin and Jodie Humphrey to dominate their op- ponents Row 1: C. Anderson, J. Frey, M. Carvalho, K. Giblin, L. Khouri. Row 2: L. Burroughs, S. Holmes, S. Eirman, A. Simos, M. Dalpe and Coach Greggerson 84 Team huddle New Bedford North Attleboro Case Old Rochester Dighton-Rehobeth Wareham Fairhaven Bourne North Attleboro New Bedford Case Dighton-Rehobeth Old Rochester Wareham Fairhaven Bourne ee Wins 15-0, 15-7 15-7, 15-§ 15-59 15-9, 15-10 15-1, 15-1] 15-4, 15-2 15-8, 16-14 15-10, 15-10 Losses 2-15, 3-15 12-15, 10-15 5-15, 6-15 14-6, 11-15 2-15, 6-15 0-15, 8-15 7-15, 14-16 13-15, 8-15 6-15, 17-19 Row 1: K. Perreault, S. Ferreira, E. Coyne. Row 2: J. Keating, J. Hum- phrey, K. Johnson, H. Miranda, T. Austin, Coach Greggers on steraaanis een See 8 namics ligy glenn Heather Team work! Kris 85 LS Rep ie Row One, I|-r: B. Burroughs, M. Searles, T.C. Hines, T. Campbell, S. Kin- Raa! cc piamniiieeticonahene ees niburgh, Row Two: Coach Kulaga, S. Campbell, D. Peace, J. Alves, R. Kulaga, T. Nitterauer, D. Borah my get That’s my ball, Dave. The best word to describe the performance of the 1987 Seekonk High Golf team. . . Unexpected. . . A season of pleasant sur- prises for Coach Kulaga and his merry group of good golfers . . narrowly missing states. . . twoarea All-Stars. . . All this with few returning lettermen and no commercial interruptions . . . How did they do it? An abundance of avid playing newcomers: . . . Mark Searles and the Campbell brothers, Todd Shawn .. . improved veterans: . . . Seniors Dave Peace and Tim Nitterauer. . . And the dominatiors . . . 2 man Rob Kulaga and the man who would be king, Dave Borah ... Yes, that’s right the last member of the great golfing family . . . Dave finished where Tom, Jim, and John left off, upholding the next year? . . . Just as pleasant . . . with two-time All Star Rob Kulaga returning, Rob the men should challenge for the coveted SCC title once again. Tim 87 = eee “i . et ie . . a + + Seekonk Football — CHAMPIONS OF ’88 It all began much earlier than Dog Week . . . The core of the team: Seekonk Warrior Teammates: John George, Dave Lam- oureux, Joe Medina and Jason Swepson .. . Back for their fourth and final year of high school football . . . Dog Week passed, and the men were separated from the boys. . . Their first victim: Old Rochester . . . Swepson came to play with close to 300 yards rushing in just the first game . . . Result: victory 1, 26-12 ... The third game: offense and defense come together much to the chagrin of Bourne, 45-0. . . The men and their mission: to reach the Super Bowl . . . If they were to successfully tackle their goals, they had to establish credibility in the Boston area . . . Their next game marked more than the defeat of Hull, 14-8, it marked the emergence of the catch phrase “heart and character,’’ which the Warriors would live up to for the remainder of the season. . . They beat New Bedford Voke the next week in an inspired win led by Joe Medina and John George, who was filling in for the injured All-Star Jason Swepson . . . The game overflowed with inten- sity in yet another comeback from a seemingly insurmount- able deficit of 15-0 . . . The coming weeks introduced John George as a talented runner behind the massive offensive line of Steve LePage, Eric Hall, Arthur Viera, Kevin Sylveria, and Dave Lamoureux . .. The men dropped a heartbreaker to Fairhaven, but everything came together in THE GAME... . The game everyone who has ever gone to Seekonk High goes to. . . The game for pride. . . The game preceded by a week of spirit and hoopla, all building up to one day; THANKSGIV- ING. . . With Swepson and other injured players returning to 100%, the team joined together against the combined forces of Dighton and Rehobeth . . . And they crushed them, 22-6. . . In this final crowning moment, following untold hours of sweat and toil, the seniors carried off their retiring coach, Ron Colangelo, into the future memories of everyone who will ever be associated with Seekonk football ... Forevermore, the question will always be how well each team compares to the one in 1987 . . . What a year! The Football Cheerleaders The Squad: Co-captains: Terry Saucier and Jo Anne Leclerc; (I-r) Tara Fasteson, Tammy Bray, Sue Teeden, Heather Dunn, Yvette Fernandez, Donna Carden, Becky Stevens, Jennifer Risio, Lynn Smith and Robin Rushlow. 91 Two Stars Emerge Jason Swepson In 1984, our class entered Seekonk High School touted as the most promising group of talented athletes ever. Starting with the freshmen football team, it has not failed to live up to that advanced billing. We have sent legion numbers of teams to the state tournaments, stocked our trophy cases past overflowing, seen individual performances beyond any expectations, filled the local All-Star teams with Seekonk faces, repeatedly had All-Staters at every level and collected several state titles. The names of our students have been seen daily in local newspapers. The next two pages are a tribute to two of the best. Without downplaying the significant achievements of our other star athletes (see the last three pages of the Sports’ section) these pages are set aside to make note of these two remarkable athletes. If there is one question that anyone in the Seekonk school system can answer without fail, that question is: ‘Who is the fastest?” That answer has been the same since Jason Swepson enrolled at the Pleasant Street school. His speed is legendary to those who only heard about it but it draws an even greater appreciation from those who have witnessed it. Images of Jason carrying the ball on the football field will last forever. Jason ran around, through, and even over gridiron opponents, and his feats in track have been even more remarkable: he has run a 10.6 second 100 meters and a 9.7 100 yards. In the newspapers in his senior year, his name was no longer just Jason Swepson, it was ‘Jason Swepson, State 100-yard dash champ.” The only thing that could stop him was an injury, and even that only slowed him for a few weeks. When he was young, he watched his brother play football and he decided then that football was what he was going to do. His final goal is to play in the National Football League, something that is well within his reach considering that he has yet to fulfill his potential. played in six-and-a-half games. students in school history. 92 That he has not reached his potential is perhaps the most astounding thing about him. His status in the minds of his fellow students is “amazing,” but it must be considered that in his sophomore and junior years, he was a secondary runner for the football team, and when he was finally let loose his senior year, he suffered a knee injury. He covered over twelve-hundred yards in his final season, yet he only He considers his injuries a letdown, but realizes that they helped unify the team. When his leg was finally healed and the team all worked together, he culminated his high school career with a 200-plus yards effort in a long sought after win over rival D.R. Along with his opening day 290-yard performance against Old Rochester, that Thanksgiving game ranks as his most satisfying moment. When he entered Seekonk High as a freshman, Jason held enormous talent. This talent was shaped and molded by his coaches, Mr. Mooney in track and Mr. Colangelo in football. They helped him reach beyond himself, not just as an athlete but as a person, contributing to make Jason one of the most widely respected from a Class of Many i Heather Grimshaw Like Jason, Heather is a very pleasant person while also being a star athlete. In both cases, one finds a person with numerous accomplishments coupled with genuine modesty. The words “Tam the best,” or anything to that effect is the last phrase one could ever expect to hear from these two. It seems that since they are both self-motivated individuals, they see no need to brag about what they have accomplished; the only person they _ need to impress is themselves as a result of the individual standards each has established. Indeed, this is the part of their story we all emulate. Heather has been named to Boston Globe All-State teams _ four different times. In this her senior year, she was bestowed the additional honor of being named the Massachusetts Runner-of-the-Year after winning the state meet under frigid weather conditions. The most personally satisfying race for her was her victory in the 800 meters at the New England Meet where she beat a long time nemesis. She is the most sought- after runner from Seekonk since Chris Mullin. What makes Heather so special as a runner is her mental toughness coupled with her talent. She realizes distance run- ning is a mental game, and this is an understanding which she tries to share with her fellow runners; how one feels while one runs is all in the mind; that the winner of the race isn’t much different than the people who finish behind her, just faster and more focused. In addition to this positive attitude, Heather is further aided by her lack of inclination to be satisfied with her past accomplishments; like the best runners, she is only satis- fied when she is working toward even bigger accomplish- ments. Heather and Jason have one last tangible in common: the influence of Coach Frank Mooney, whom they both credit with not only helping improve their performance on the track but also in making decisions about life. This, along with strong family support, has shaped Heather and Jason into outstand- ing students, two individuals who represent the largest group of talented athletes in Seeknonk history, the Class of 1988. Oe a me EE a a Girls’ Cross Country First . . . the ordinal number most often associated with the Seekonk Cross Country team... asin... . first in con- ference dual meets . . . first in league meet. . . first team to have the boys and girls teams finish undefeated, 8-0... not to mention the girls’ first place show- ings in the Somerset and Seekonk Invita- tionals . . . not to mention the J.V. Boys being first in the league . . . not to men- tion the greatest individual season by a female cross country type athlete . Heather Grimshaw won and won ... she dominated the Commonwealth . . . named Boston Globe Athlete-of-the-Year after winning the All-State Meet . . . this team was much more than an All-Stater ...Itwa s... Becky Perry emerging as an outstanding cross country runner in just her first season . . . Jean Raymond moving from seventh in the time trials to pushing Becky for the second spot be- fore suffering a stress fracture in the league meet. . . others having amazing seasons ... Kerry Sylvia, consistency and leadership, second for the team at the All-State Meet . . . Sue Frechette, re- bounded from an injury to provide depth in important season-ending meets . . . Dana Tremblay, Jen Winn, hard-working overachievers . . . future stars. . . Jen Johnson . . . Then there were the boys. . (Continued on page 96) Row One, I-r: J. Raymond, H. Grimshaw, C. Silvia, K. Silvia, Row Two: J. Johnson, J. Winn, B. Perry, D. Tremblay, Row Three: Coach Mooney, C. Gomes, L. Lund and S. Frechette Heather a z eo - Sig Fi j ‘ Fi a SEGR i Jenn and Becky; you have to walk before you can run. Jenn and Dana Boys’ Cross Country Then there were the boys . . . League Champs after ending Aponequet’s eight year undefeated streak . . . introducing Russ Abel as a bona fide cross country hero. . . South Coast Conference Runner-of-the-Year . . . thirteen different guys running varsity ... Captains Pete Jennings and Frank Murphy providing guidance in the team’s strenuous weight training . . . Scott Grimshaw going from first in the Seekonk Invitational J.V. race to second for the team at the All-State meet .. . Next year may be the best ever for the boys .. . Seven juniors are returning plus the incredible Freshmen and Sophomore duo of Steve Trembley and Tao Albrecht .. . Tremblay was the fourth best sophomore at the Coaches’ In- vitational . . . Albrecht, the second freshman. . . Other high- lights . . . Heather’s wins at OLP and at the League Meet and at the Class Meet and at the State Meet. . . the false start in the Apponequet J.V. Meet. . . and the coronation of Seth Toback as the South Coast Junior Varsity Champion. . . Also, the re- turn of Coach Mooney from his one-year sabbatical was one of the true highlights of this season full of highlights. Chris 96 Squig Man Stretching . . . Girls’ Swim taepgant tm eg, s ey, S. Souto; 3rd row: J. Gordon, J. Perry, K. Ridolfi, D. eyers. it S , l-r: J. Blais, T. Cronin, K. Rickard, C. Mello; 2nd row: L. Garand, M. Ilo and Coach ons, L. McCau ley, M. by Garan Bottom to to Qui What to do? ... The question facing most high school teams when they lose ten athletes to gradua- tion. . . Coach Ellis Meyers and his swim teams al- ready knew the answer. . . Practice hard and plan for the future. . .Concentrateonimprovement. . . With this in mind, one must conclude that the swim team had a very successful season . . . Countless hours of time in the pool . . . A dedicated weight program ... And untold quantities of determina- tion . . . These were all major contributors to their outstanding 7-5 season .. . South Coast Confer- ence All-Stars: Kris Ridolfi, Kim Mello, Debbie Garand, Lori McCawhey, Michelle Lyons and Mary Quigley . . . The girls will be back next year with another young team completely committed to ex- cellence. i % e ; , re 4 = Verticle swimming . . . More verticle swimming. . . 98 Girl found dead in pool... Boys’ Basketball: Start of a Winning Tradition They wrote the book on perseverance and dedication ... They suffered and suffered . . . They lost and lost. . . And then one fine morning . . . Ed Monigan became coach . . . Everything changed .. . There were new rules that were en- forced. . . The team finally had an outlet for all the hard work they put in... They became a disciplined unit. . . And most importantly, Coach Monigan taught them what it was to win. . . Yes, there never was a state tournament game for three-year lettermen Jon Bowers, Eric Hill, Jeff Howell and Daryl Jasper ... But they earned something greater than a tournament berth ... Self-respect .. . The team finally came together to do what they always wanted todo... Shock a few people. . . wina few games ... Along the way, they proved a few things ... They could break any press put on them... Row One, I-r: Tri-Captains: D. Jasper, J. Bowers, E. Hill; Row two: Coach Monigan, J. Howell, W. Paulo, J. Ray, M. Delekta, R. Kulaga, T. Mooney, C. Martin, J. Medina, Coach Perreault. They had people on the bench whe could play solid D and contribute offen= sively in Joe Medina, Matt Delekta and Jeff Howell . . . Chris Martin became 4 legitimate postman, a high-powered re bounding machine . . . Rob Kulaga de veloped into a serious inside-outside threat .. . And Tri-Captains Bowers, Hill and Jasper displayed positive lead- ership on and off the court. . . Next year . . .I[don’t know if we can wait until next year ... The future is clear... If Monigan declines the offer from the} New York Knicks and gets two weeks fo} work with his players before their first| game, the result will be, to say the least, | extremely rewarding ... Along with] Martin and Kulaga, juniors Tim| Mooney, Josh Ray, Tim Allen, Mike} Casey and future All Star Bill Paulo will} all contribute to what will be a very sue cessful team. } SECONDS in Mek Pryy) Per : ee Jon Daryl Jeff 101 Basketball Cheerleaders 1988 Row one, I|-r: Tammy Bray, Lynn Smith, Kristi Cragg; row two: Tara Fasteson, Terri Saucier, Donna Carden; row three: Jo Anne Leclerc, Heather Dunn, Cheryl Calore; row four: Yvette Fernandes, Cathy Boyd, Sue Teeden, and Beth Cobb. Not shown: Becky Stevens, Chrissy Simpson and Coach Kathy Sillian. 102 From I-r, bottom row: J. Albers, L. Morrison, M. Dalpe, T. McDonald, and P. Griswold. Row two: B. Sauerlinder, C. Mello, and Barry and L. Goddard. J. Frey. Middle two: D, Ice Hockey Cheerleaders Row One, I|-r: D. Hunt, J. Ellis; Row two: D. Sellers, M. Car- valho, K. Catalano, J. Comery, T. Cronin; Row three: K. John- son, H. Miranda, K. Khourey, K. Hicks, J. Stewart. : ae se yee! “ By 103 Ice Hockey What’s more interesting than Wrestlemania III? ... With a bigger crowd? ... And with more hitting . . . A Seekonk Ice Hockey game. . . The long trips to Fall River and points beyond was well worth it this year for the loyal fan . . . The recipe for success. . . Take a team that lost a couple of future college stars . . .Add two new coaches, Greg Polack and John Carden. . . Stir in anumber of hard-hitting seniors Jim Ferreira, Joe Pardi, Randy Silveira and Kevin McCoy . . . Toss in a pinch of the fastest skaters the school has ever seen: Keith Shallcross, Dave Dunn, and Sean Smith. . . Fold ina long bench of gung-ho underclass- men and the biggest goalie this side of Vladislav Treiak (Kevin Silveira) . . . Bake for two weeks in preseason practices, and you get the most electrifying team in recent memory . . . They out- performed all their preseason expectations . . . Finished second behind a Case team to whom they never lost . . . And in the best game of the year in any sport, a showcase for the goal-scoring talents of Dave Dunn and Pat Foley, they beat the daylights out of a Wareham team which had previously beaten them. . . With the return of Co-captain Smith in addition to many sterling under- classmen performers such as Derek Harrison, Mark Sawyer and Jeff Wolfe, the rest of the conference will be left to fight it out for second place. 104 Row One, I-r: B. Silveira, R. Silveira, K. McCoy, D. Carden, J. Ferreira, S. Smith, J. Pardi, T. Grant; Row two: Coach Polack, D. Rugg, P. Viera, B. Korlacki, J. Wolfe, M. Pardi, D. Harrison, M. Comery, D. Dunn, K. Shallcross, T. Hines, C. David, P. Foley, M. Sawyer, M. McCoy and Coach Carden. d Joe im an J Captain Sean Smith Coach Pollack A SSX) El Presidente d Keith Jim an Bundy defends the net against Dave Dunn Another Championship Season Jenn Keating Kim Angela Jenn Moniz | ’85-’86, '86-’87, ’87-’88 South Coast Conferendil Champions .. . Jill Baldani, Dana Senay, Kris) Roberts, Kris Vergilis . . Three years of varsity ex-| periencess == rhtee years as Conference Champions . Three years in the State Tournament. . . Coach Bob Kulaga, the man with the 85% winning percent- age, leads the girls’ basketball team to yet another: winning season. . . Yet another Seekonk High team outdid its expectations . . . They lost their highest) scorer and best rebounder . . . They suffered num- erous injuries and they still managed to win. . . The team did not really come together until the last few games of the season with the return of Tricia Rickey’s and Jill Baldani’s outstanding all-around play . . . Throughout the bulk of the season, every player had to be multi-dimensional to overcome their momentary lack of depth. . . Kris Vergilis re- ceived help in her rebounding from Tricia Zepp. . . Holly Jennings helped Kris Roberts stifle the op- ponents’ floor attack . . . The team banded together to wreak havok with their full-court pressure de- fense. . . And Dana Senay kept them in every game with her consistent point production. The team muses over Jill’s injury. 106 Dana goes for a ferocious re- bound. | ar : Row One, I-r: T. Rickey, K. Penacho, K. Roberts, H. Jennings, A. Boillard; Row two: Coach Kulaga, M. Quigley, J. Keating, K. Vergilis, T. Zepp, J. Baldani, D. Senay, Coach Ridolfi. Dana shoots 107 Senior Swimmers Set Success Record Row One, I-r: B. Lasiewski, J. ree S. Olsen, J. Blais, D. Der- echin; C. Cappizano, J. Stewart; Row two: Coach Meyers, C. Wallace, Z. Hatch, L. O’Connell, P. Willis, T. Kamionek. Dan and Ted The most impressive accomplishment in the last four years ‘of Seekonk sports was not in football nor track, field hockey nor tennis ... It was in swim ... Three outstanding |swimmers, Dave Collins, Ted Kamionek, and Pete Willis go their entire high school careers without losing a single dual ‘meet. . . The 1988 season was a continuation of their winning | ways. . . Agroup of overachievers, swimming 14 men against 50 atatime. . . Overcoming their lack of quantity with quality with remarkable finishes in the Easterns and the States . . . | Why are they so good?. . . How do they score so many points? |... Zach Hatch, Ted Kamionek, and Dave Collins in the free |... Pete Willis and transfer student Dan Derechin in the back- ‘stroke . . . With Jon Blias, Larry O’Connel, Jeff Longo, Chris Cappizano, Jim Stewert, Aaron Weissman, and Brian Lasie- wski fillin the gaps. . . As the 100% success rate of the seniors show, the extraordinary amount of hard work, including morning swim and double sessions, pays off . . . That’s why the Boy’s Swim team members are the biggest winners in the Waldo Wallace | 109 a Girls’ Indoor Track Depth. . . Dedication. . . Determination. . . The most signif- icant attributes of the girls’ winter track team . . . Another year, another conference title . . . Once again there were the superstars: ... Heather Grimshaw earned a trip to the Melrose Games in the midst of her 15th consecutive season ... Missy Silva dominated every hurdle race she entered while setting new standards of excellence in the high jump. . . Becky Perry overcame a shoulder injury to excel in the 1000 and other events. . . But there was more to this team than this . . . They had so much depth, they could win two meets going on at the same time . . . Consider . . . twenty other athletes . . . practiced day after day . . . braved freezing temperatures and icy roads ... all for the personal satisfaction of self- improvement . .. goal attainment . . . All were notable for their hard work, including: Erin Coyne, Jenn Perry, and Stacey Olive in the shotput; Jean Raymond, Sheryl Moline, Tracey Whitford, Sue Frechette, Dana Tremblay, in the distance events; and Allison Boldt, Chris Harvey, Jessica Fuller, Lori McCaughey, Kate Giblin, and Jodie Humphrey in the short and long sprints. . . The sum total of the girls’ efforts . . . The second consecutive state title . . . The first team in history to accomplish such a feat . . . Possibly the only thing as sure as death and taxes is the excellence of the Indoor Track Team. Dana and Coach Seal SSS eee enw Boys’ Indoor Track Twenty-three consecutive dual meet wins ... AAINAZING (2, Y CS. UnDelevable samme nlaLcly, . . . Seekonk has the best athletes in the state, never mind the conference . . . Every time Jason Swepson walks into a meet, the high jump, 50, and 300 are immediately covered . . . Then there is always John Mendes to fill in the places behind him. . . So what does that leave the other team? ... The 600 and the 1000 . . . Forget about it, Trevor Bechtal, Scott Grimshaw, or Pete Jennings will score loads of points there . . . And the dis- tance events? . . . This is Seekonk you're talking about ... The school with Russ Abell, Frank Murphy, and Steve Tremblay. . . In other words, the school that dominates in distance . . . What else do they have? . . . Impressive shot putters Bruce Williams, Mark Strycharz, and Greg Motta . . .Anunbeatable Tom Soczek in the hurdles. . And scores of other guys who scored in all the events. Row One, I-r: J. Mendes, M. Lima, P. Vergilis, T. Costa, S. Thomsen, G. Motta, P. Jennings, J. Swepson, T. Bechtal, S. Hallworth and F. as aa Row two: S. Grimshaw, C. Roberge, B. Williams, M. Mello, C. George, T. Campbell, J. Lauffer, S. Toback, T. Soczek, K. Longbottom, M. Ayoub, V. Howard, R. Abell, C. Bostian; Row three: Coach Collins, Coach Varkoni, M. Bennett, K. Rampino, C. Algar, T. Schlobom, J. Sousa, S. Wright, T. Hallworth, J. Alexander, R. Thibert, J. Pearson, M. Harvey, M. Strycharz, C. Fuller, S. Capecci, D. Kochanek, M. Haley, C. Yetner, M. Ferreira and Coach Seal. Senior Superlatives | i | | Jill Baldani Trevor Bechtel Allison Boldt Dave Borah Basketball Soccer and Indoor Track Field Hockey Golf 2 acc RON Se me EEN IE ES aN Jon Bowers Shawn Campbell David Collins Basketball Golf Swimming — a esneenenmmantl a Erin Coyne Jim Ferreira Susan Ferreira Alex Hess Spring Track Ice Hockey Volleyball Tennis Jeff Howell Tennis Joe Medina Football Daryl Jasper Basketball David Lamoreaux Football Kim Mello Swimming, Debbie Levine Softball Peter Jennings Cross Country John Mendes Spring Track Don Lynch Baseball Ted Kamionek Swimming eel otek achemueeenarenme Kris Perreault Volleyball Peter Willis Swimming Dana Senay Basketball and Tennis Mike Stewart Tennis Kris Vergilis Basketball Kris Roberts Basketball aa Rob (eB) Se, “= U no jaca asa rammecenecmer a Sa ——— Ee = — 5 = ae = OU o 4o) {= ees oo me ne I Ze 5 = Sg se = Cc Kn — oO SO mm Sy ae = oO aon hs Oe, se ee ° = oe ac} © oe ee = E53 - So O we 1S) oe U ESS 2 Ont cS 1 a 2 = VU) a =, S, 116 2 1S Mah h Homecoming 1987 © | Homecoming came alive this year with the Warrior's romping 520 Victory over the Warwick Vets. It wasn’t just the big game that se the spirit for the occasion. Following tradition, Seekonk had the homecoming rally Friday afternoon — whata riot! The band played, the flag corps and majorettes danced, the cheerleaders bopped, and naturally students and select faculty got psyched. The football players participated in an obstacle course, assisted by the cheer leaders. ; Finally, the moment we had all been waiting for arrived. Who was to be Seekonk’s next homecoming queen? It was senior Sheryl Mol- ine; the king was Peter Jennings. Sheryl’s court consisted of Juniors Jodie Humphrey and Mike Healy, Sophomores Jenn Moniz and Chris Phillips, and Freshmen Kristi Cragg and Junior Lee Palazai. The Class of ’89 took first place again in the float competition Their Indian tee-pee float caught everyone’s eye, especially Kris Khorey’s portrayal of Pocahontas. The Seniors joined forces with the Freshmen on their float, earning second place honors. Sophomores rode a pickup truck and pulled in third place. All com sidered, Homecoming 1987 was a success. 118 AGAIN This poem's form is taken from E.L.P. SPIRIT WEEK Welcome back my friends to Spirit Week again! We’re so glad you could attend. Come Inside! Come Inside! | There out on the floor, the teachers block the door, Watching tug-of-war; . So intense! So intense! | First the Senior team on the B-Ball court will gleam, | And show they are supreme. What a game! What a game! j | Come Inside; the games have just begun. i Guaranteed, the seniors have it won. | Rest assured, the stands will make you sore; After that, the majority will be bored. Right before your eyes, the kids will eat the pies. ; The winner's lifted high; don’t ask why .. . Just a pie! Just a pie! Next upon the stand, will you please extend a hand To our fancy high school band? Way to go! Way to go! Once it’s time to go, a student's spirit grows; Empty out the rows, Let’s go home! Let’s go home! 123 Foreign Exchange Students Soren Thomsen When I came to America, I had a rev lation. Sailing up on that boat, I looke directly into the eyes of that beautif woman guarding the United States, ani I knew I was destined to live and experi ence life in this country of freedom (Thanks, Ales). I remain speechless ina my joy. My feelings cannot be expresse with words. Viva Coca Cola! Yours truly Org . “4 a. “im siti OOM Carlos Trujillano “Seekonk? It sounds cool. I wonder what life will be like there.” “T have never been there. It will prob- ably be like any other town in the U.S.A. Houses in lines with green grass around them, and waking up at 6:00 in the morn- ing to go to school. The people will attempt to make your stay there as best as it can possibly be!’’ “But I am not sure if all of this will be true.” “Let me know when you come home to Spain.” One year later... “Maria, Iam back... Are you sure that you have never been there?”’ Max Rauwolf Hallo mein Name ist Max! Ich komme von Deutschland. Ich habe hier eine sehi gute zeit und ich moecte euch alle fue dies danken. Ich wurde hier freundlich aufgenommen, und fand eine ganze menge guter Freunde! Danke fuer dié Zeit die ich nienals vergessen werde Max Rauwolf | Hi. My name is Max! I come from Germany. I have had a very good tim@ here and I thank you for this. I think? was welcome here, and I have made a lot of good friends. Thank you for the goo@ time which I will never forget! Maxi Rauwolf 124 WEVER WMD Wh ROL = 5) Kevin and Randy Silveira Kris and Paul Vergilis 125 From I-r, row one: J. Parker, J. Rezendes, K. McMahon, K. Tait; row two: J. Morrell, J. Propatier, T. Lima, S. Thibodeau, Costa, J. Alves, J. Parker, D. Peace, K. Silviera, J. Viera, D. Harris, M. Benoit, T. Austin, D. Newman, J. Viera; row three: § Strycharz, M. Morse, M. Pinucci, S. Macintyre, K. Aruda, M. Machado, B. Sauerlander, J. Salvas, L. Azevedo, T. Everett; ro . four: J. Fuller, D. Sellers, S. Smith, S. Medeiros, J. Frey , L. Behmke, M. Carvalho, H. Ferland, I. Simas; row five: N. Baccala, Rickard, D. Wheeler, E. Faial, M. Perreira, B. Sousa, C. Warner, J. Bibas, B. Bell; row six: K. Tait, S. White, R. O’Connell, 7] Hayes, R. Thibert, C. Fuller, J. Pearson, M. Baker and D. Morris. Denise DeCaporale, Sponsor. | | Chorus Neem From I-r, row one: K. Veader, K. Cragg, K. Hicks, L. Smith, L. Pacheco, C. Mello, B. S a bei aulinder, D. Newman, S. Souza, C. DiNapoli, J. Vieria; row two:J. Smith, K. Dykas, M. Lavoris, J. Comery, T. Vieria, J. Mello, A. Martin, M. Perriera, H. Corey, B. Wellhouse, G. Hayes; row three: K. Shea, S. Teeden, W. Phanuf, B. Stevens, K. Horridge, C. Leghart, K. Perrault, D. Decaporale, S. Ferrieria, C. Lawrence, D. Andrade, B. Cohelo, D. L’Heureaux. Majorettes rom I-r: J. Morrell, M. Morse, K. Arruda, S. Macin- From I-r: J. Rezendes, B. Sauerlander, J. Salvas, L. Azevedo and M. yre, M. Pinucci and S. Strycharz. Machado. Tracey Everett, Majorette Captain The 1988 Seekonk High School National Honor Society From l-r, row one: S. Moline, Raymond, H. Grimshaw, A. Boldt, | Baldani, M. Silva, S. Doolittle, Vandal, D. Levine, J. Bowers, D Collins; row two: Cy Costa: Pacheco, F. Capecci, J. Gordon, Perry, M. Ferreira, J. Howell, K McDonald, Mrs. Joann Lac Advisor, C. Soilvia, J. Arters, D Borah, J. Smith; row three: B. Bell, K Boyadjian, T. Hayes, C. Leghart, 1 saucier, E. Coyne, T. Everett, Hunt, D. Damiani, K. Sylvia, B. Limg P. Michaud; row four: C. Mills, § Yetner, R. Tomei, 5. Thomas, A Hess, M. Stewart, R. Silveria, K Roberts, K. Vergilis, P. Willis, Vartanian, K. McCoy, and K. Arrud (not shown). | | Sociedad Honoraria Hispanic From I-r, row one: J. Raymond, K. McCoy, D. Damiani; row two: A. Lockwood, J. Baldani, D. Tremblay, K. Catalano, D. Harrison; row three: Mr. Robert A. Hartley, Advisor, S. Moline, A. Wills, M. Butler, J. Howell and D. Borah. Société Honaire de Francais From l-r, row one: I. Simas, Roberts, A. Boldt, M. Silva, Doolittle, J. Vandal, D. Levine, K McDonald; row two: J. Wynn, Penacho, A. Hess, K. Boyadjian, Mrs} Joann Lacy, Advisor, P. Michaud, Howell, S. Toback; row three: Roberge, M. Stewart, J. Arters, Saucier, T. Everett, B. Lima, R. Tome and R. Tobiaz. [he Math League ‘om |I-r, row one: D. Levine; row vo: S. Yetner, T. Everett, Mrs. Linda orton, Sponsor, S. Smith, T. Nit- rauer; row three: M. Ferreira, K. sserson, T. Austin, L. Bempke, M. prreira and J. Smith. Office Management From I-r, row one: G. Feuti, E. Amaral, R. Hannan, M. Boyadjian, K. Laliberte, Y. Fernandez, T. Elderkin, P. Lagreca; row two: L. Barao, T. Beale, M. Bazarsky, P. Drumm, H. Amaral, J. McGuiness, L. Dumont, N. Sousa, S. Avila; row three: K. Bizier, J. Cohen, S. Derouin, B. LePage, N. Gartiers. @ a littz = leeMatonism Ls Campanelli, J. Thibault, M. Fournier, C. Dorah; last row: M. Medina, K. Sears, S. Goff, K. Britt. The Science Club ‘om I-r, row one: K. Laliberte, T. El- erkin, C. Doran, Mr. Corriveau, sonsor, F. Murphy, M. Ferreira; row vo: K. Whitford, S. Kinniburgh, A. Idt, T. Everett, D. Levine and K. Iviera. 129 The Chess Club From I-r, row one: R. Thiburt, Haskins; row two: A. Toback, B Lasiewski, C. Fuller, S. Capecci, D Morris, S. Duval; row three: J. Pierso and M. Ferreira. Independent Study From I-r, row one: P. Willis, J. Raymond, H. Amaral, P. Drumm, J. Baldani, M. Silva, D. Peace, J. Parker, J. Bowers, D. Collins; row two: C. Costa, T. Hayes, T. Bostian, J. Perry, B. Burroughs, J. Howell, K. McDon- ald, S. Doolittle, J. Vandal, C. Gilbert, D. Borah, T. Costa; row three: W. Anderson, B. McCormack, M. Fer- reira, H. Grimshaw, F. Capecci, A. Boldt, T. Everett, D. Hunt, S. Ferreira, K. Bernadino, H. Hanson, D. Dami- ani; row four: J. Medina, R. Grima, J. Swepaon, T. Saucier, J. Ellis, E. Coyne, iJ Leclerc, Ki Perreault;=]. McGuiness, T. Beale and K. Sylvia. spotlight From I-r, row one: C. Albrecht, S. Mil ler, K. Khourey, A. Rosenfield, Perry; row two: K. Hanson, S. Olivé and C. LaPorte. f The Warrior Staff The Drama Club ?rom I-r, ]-r: B. McCormack, M. Ferreira J. Howell; row two:J. Kneeling, I-r: K. Hanson, M. Charpentier, J. Rezendes, L. smith, J. Bowers, Mrs. Sue Mastrola and Wes Anderson; row Pacheco; standing, I-r: L. Turner, B. Paulin, R. Barry, E. Gale, three: C. Vartanian and M. Stewart. D. Carey, M. Alves, B. Knight; standing on ladder, left side: | M. Silva and T. Cobb; on right: G. Aubin and J. Albers; and P. Primiano, Sponsor. The Ski Club From I-r, row one: J. Wood- headjeo mw Lom psongs Ge Smith, D. Rugg, D. Hunt, G. Duquette mrowsatwo;a). Howell, K. McDonald, J. Vandal, T. Kamionek, A. Hess barburroupghs al: Nitterauer; row three: A. Lockwood, C. Martin, J. Ellis, K. Goula, S. Derouin, M. Delekta, D. Carden, J. Pardi and A. Penacho. 131 The 1988 Reflections Yearboo From I-r, row one: Christie Anderson, Wes, Wild Bill McCormack, Raf, Jeff Howell, Frank Capecci, Carolyn Mills (“Where's Kerri?’’); row two: Jana Mar- cotte, Jill “Keeper of the Black Book” Arters, Tamara Bray, Lynn Smith, Mike Ferreira, Prim, Chris Vartanian, Paul Michaud, Tracey Bostian, Beth Lima and Ada Yim; row two: Jen Smith, Dana Senay, Kris Roberts, Heather Grimshaw, Greg Motta, Dan “The Me” Rugg, Sandy ‘Psych’ Santos, Kim Hanson and Stacey Olive; row three: Jen and Stef, Barbara and the Le Page girl and Kris Perreault. ‘3 i ieee, 9 ee The Crystal Ball After many delays and many headaches, the Crystal Ball was finally held on January 29, 1988. A total of 114 Juniors and Seniors gathered to dance the night away at the Holiday Inn in South Attleboro. Students, usually clad in jeans and sweatshirts, presented themselves in the latest styles of evening wear ranging from either classic velvet dresses to strapless bubble gowns, or dinner jackets to tuxedos. This New Year celebration in- spired everyone to ‘get a little crazy,” and we saw di- mensions of people’s characters we had never seen be- fore. For instance, who could forget John Larkin’s hot dance moves or Frank Capecci’s revival of the 60’s while “Twisting the Night Away?” Much thanks goes out to the faculty who contributed to the excitement and put up with ‘typical’ high school dance occurrences! The night of Friday, January 29th will certainly be a vivid memory for years to come. Homma netiiciontisainneenehettaimanainncentinmantiveanstaaet tetas iti tihE ‘eclipse pel il phelps cinses 136 Whoever said that all lifes’ lessons were learned in school hasn’t visited SHS recently. Once again, the innovative Independent Study Program turned the entire community into a classroom. The program, now in its twelfth year, allows seniors to leave school one day a week to volunteer their servic es to businesses and institutions in the area. The program gives students a chance to explore areas of potential interest as well as the op- portunity to experience and learn lessons which just cannot be learned from a book. Independent Study: Community As Classroom Over the years, the I.S. Program has been popular for students with diversified back- grounds and interests. All of them, however, agree that the program is a unique and val- uable experience. Students this past year could be seen in law offices, hospitals and campaign headquarters where they bene- fited from first-hand experience while attain- ing personal growth. If indeed the greatest way to measure a student’s knowledge is to assess how well he or she applies that knowl- edge, then clearly the Independent Study Program has proven to be that testing ground. . Daryl] Jasper _ Martin Elementary School This experience has been ex- tremely valuable to me. It gave me the chance to take on responsibilities _and prove that I was able to follow through with them. I also enjoy the respect that I receive from the kids. It's different that the respect I get from my peers. They kind of look up to me because they know that I play on the basketball team. Besides working with the groups, I have had the chance to work one-on-one with some of the kids who were having problems in a certain subject. Their improvement makes me feel good. My experience has been extremely rewarding and has given me a chance to get a feel for what my future may hold. Jo Anne Leclerc Bradley Hospital: Pre-School Program For my project, I act as a teacher to seven children. I play with the children, sit with some of the more active ones and sometimes we work on computers. We do works heets on some basic things like colors, num- bers and letters. lam so happy I have gotten the ch- ance to do this; it has really made a difference in my life. Sometimes I come home looking like I haven’t slept in days. It is exhausting, yet it is worth it. I look forward to my Wednesdays. I feel like I’m really helping these children and making a difference in their life — not to men- tion everything they have taught me! Frank Capecci Rhode Island Public Defender’s Office For my Independent Study, I vol- unteer at the Public Defender’s office in the Garrahy Court Complex. My job then is to interview the defendant referred by the judge to the office. The interview requires me to request financial and personal information, as well as, the facts dealing with the criminal case at hand. Although my project was intended to teach me solely about the court system, it has taught me much more. I have met a whole different type of people. My work has forced me to become more open minded, less judgmental and to open me to a part of life I had never been exposed to before. Ilearned a lot about myself and about people in gene ral. This has been an extremely valuable experience for me. Sarah Eirman Mount Hope Day Care Center My work at the Center is primarily with three to four-year-olds. I par- ticipate in “group time,’”” where we play in the block area or with table toys. I also take the kids outside at break times and help serve their lunches. While this is all important and enjoyable, the most important aspect of my work is to comfort the kids. Many of the kids are not ac- customed to being cared for by people other than their parents, and helping them adjust is an extremely important task. While leaving school once a week can add to the daily pressures, it also provides a much-needed relief from day-to-day work. The program also provides me with great personal grat- ification. Peter Jennings Massachusetts Conference United Church of Christ During the time I spend at the cen- ter in Framingham, I work on various projects from putting out mailings to calling up nationally renowned church figures in order to ask them if they would like to attend special events, I chose this project because I felt I could continue to work on the same things that I work on while serv- ing on the State Council for Youth Ministries. This project is very rewarding. Many times there are direct results from whatever effort I put into it. I think this has been worthwhile be- cause it not only introduced me to the long days of a Boston commute, but it also taught me lessons about myself that would not I think the program is certainly worthwhile, and I would encourage other students to par- ticipate. . 4 My “i ' € = seid rT oe Heather Grimshaw Rhode Island Hospital For my project I chose to work with hospitalized children. While at the hospital, I would do a number of things. I would give individualized attention to certain children. I would also visit kids in the play room and visit the bedside of those children confined to rest. I chose this project because I would like to become a child psychologist. Working with children who are des- perately ill teaches me how to work around children who are not healthy. This project has prepared me in simple ways providing me with an education I could not receive any- where else. I’m really happy I chose to work at the hospital. Not only did I learn several meaningful lessons, but I believe I grew a lot, too. 137 ee SSS Science Department Features Fairs and Speakers ‘ PRESSURERS a a | oe Senior Chris Vartanian (above), who finished second, presents his project at the February Science Fair to Mr. McAuliffe, while (below left) Alison Boldt’s project on ‘Ecological Relationships in an Aquatic Ecosystem” received first- place honors. Junior Kara Stutz (below right) attempted to answer that age-old question: Do household products really eliminate bacteria? Kara took third in the competition. HOW WELL BO - HOUSEHOLD, PROBUCTS Z | 4 FICHT ° BACTERIA | Guest Speakers Visit SHS Guest speakers always seem to enhance a lesson or topic, and this was the notion that lead to the recruitment of local lecturers to appear in many science classes throughout the school year. They spoke on a variety of topics which included lectures in cancer treatments and one in biomedical systems. One lecturer, Mr. Dussault, a biomedical engineer who re- sides in Seekonk, lectured to about 55 students in early Jan- uary. While he primarily focused on career choices in biomedi- cai engineering, he also fascinated the group of fifty-plus students with information about biomedical engineering. These lectures clearly enhanced the science classes this year. s , a a. % Wa he Juniors in Mr. Corriveau’s Chemistry class listen to M. Dussault speak on Bio-medical careers. Student Scientists Excel The sciences were very active at SHS this year, and February was the monthin which budding student scientists show- cased their talents in a Science Fair held in the small cafeteria. The Fair was intended to give students an opportunity to experiment on their own and gain an independent interest in | the sciences. It represented experiments and studies conducted by students in the three major branches of the sciences: biol- ogy, chemistry and physics. Students’ projects were judged by science depart ment teaching staff in several ways, most notably: scientific method, record keeping and documentation, approach to the experiment and public display. When the judging was completed, Seniors Allison Boldt and Chris Var- tanian won first and second-place honors respectively. Allison’s project ex- amined the close relationship between sea animals and aquatic plants, while Chris showcased his experiments in aif pressure. Junior Kara Stutz’s experiment on fighting household bacteria took the bronze medal. MONEY Oe McDonalds. . . Then and Now Remember the days when Seekonk’s only attractions were Ann Hope, McDonalds and a huge six-theater Showcase Cinema? Everything was simple then; rare was a traffic jam. Finding a parking space close to a store was only difficult during the two weeks preceeding Christmas. During our grammar school years, this is all our town had to offer: Route 6. That says it all. With easy on off access from Providence, Bar- rington and Swansea, people started to dis- cover this area of Seekonk as a neat little shopping haven. Thanks to a good economy, Seekonk’s expansion began. The order may not be correct, but it seemed to start with a huge food warehouse calléd Heartland. They offered a new concept in grocery shopping twenty-four hours a day: no frills and super- low prices. Then came the Seekonk and Bay- berry Plazas. Add to that many restaurants ranging from L.L. Evan to Dunkin Donuts. Meanwhile, some of the older businesses either expanded or were renovated. McDonalds remodelled its interior that con- tains two drive-up windows. Ann Hope expanded its sports and automotive depart- ment, and the Showcase added four more theaters that sometimes shows up to twelve movies. A few years after it all began, Seekonk hosted the huge Seekonk Plaza com- plex, and Route 6 was packed with stores. Although Seekonk was multiplying, as freshmen, we limited ourselves to the Showcase and McDonalds. Our sophomore year held little change. We were just starting to make friends with students who had cars. It was our junior year that we shed our skin. A 3 x 2 piece of plastic with our picture on it opened the door. We were released. Cars, music and cruizin’ were the only hip things. By our senior year we had taken this all for granted. Route 6 has changed froma barren strip of farmland to a bustling retail center. In much the same way, we have also grown. No longer do we order Happy Meals. Now we order Big Macs. As Route 6 and the Class of 1988 continue to grow, we can be assured that it will always be “ a good time for the great taste of McDonalds.” Best Wishes to the class of 1988! Seekonk McDonald’s “The Model Store’’ 250 Highland Ave Seekonk, MA 02771 Thank you for all your help! Matt Holmes Paul Michaud Chris Vartanian Dee oe PKODUGTIONS PRESENTS CLASS OF ’88 “NO CLASS HAS LESS CLASS THAN WsNlS CLASS), j £0 ae, : Pe Me Fa €. 4 f � Dan Akroyd as Jon Bowers Dudley Moore as Alex Hess Bruce Willis as Dave Collins Jerry Mathers as Dave Borah Mickey Rourke as Pat Mullen Anthony Michael Hall as Kurt Hemmer Ted Danson as Matt Delekta Skip Stevenson as Mike Stewart John Davidson as Ted Kamionek Alan Alda as Craig Gilbert Danny DeVito as Doug Galuska Steve Martin as Jeff Howell Ralph Macchio as Daryl Jasper Richard Gere as Eric Hill John Ritter as Peter Jennings Sean Cassidy as Randy Silveria Pierce Brosnan as Frank Capecci John Cusack as Frank Murphy Robert Downey as Bill McCormack Telly Savales as Brian Burroughs George Wendt as Kevin Silveria Ricardo Montalban as Carlos Trujillano Michael J. Fox as Don Lynch John Ratzenburger as Tim Nitterauer Matthew Broderick as Kevin McCoy Randee of the Redwoods as Dereck Carden and Sean Penn as Jeff Spicoli as Darren Horn COMING SOON TO A COLLEGE NEAR YOU 141 Rhode Island Diesel Service Caiitinae eo iiedy, ts Insurance — Real Estate General Truck Repairing Rebuilt — 24 hour service ONE MAIN STREET PAWTUCKET, RI 02860 Good Luck to the Class of 1988! 5 Eastern Avenue East Providence, RI 02914 (401) 438-4608 yours Bidevendent 7 Ii We service! kad | A tobe = ® REALTOR® ENVIRONMENTAL ob God WY topen INL Oe 143 Three Brent. servicing R.]I. ee nee: Maseu Greenville Road School Street oe Road North Smithfield, RI Pawtucket, RI East Greenwich, RI Congratulations to the class of 1988! Free estimates from our experienced staff 724-1010 Saturday delivery 884-6600 available Outside local area call collect PRM CONCRETE CORPORATION wholesale distributors of ALARM tire and security DEVIEERS equipment SUPPLY OF RHOOE ISLAND. INC. Dick and Cathy Olive 115 Niantic Avenue, Cranston RI, 02907 CONGRATULATIONS SEEKONK TRACK “Everytime they were sure they had you caught, you were quicker than they thought.” . . . Bob Seger THANKS FOR THE GREAT TRACK YEAR! 957 Warren Avenue ES East Providence, R.I. 02914 [R MOE REALTOR 275 Child Street a NE ooh Warren, RI 02885 eS | � S ore cr eprt Open 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. seven days a week! 2 Bus: (401) 434-8200 Featuring cocktails, beer, seafood and IONE STAFFORD CABASSA, G.R.I. (401) sandwiches. Broker Res: (401) 438-3059 Big Screen T.V. for Sports’ fans! Arts and Professional Craft Supplies Tole and Plus! Decorative Artist AL’S ARTISTIC INNOVATIONS Hall’s Seafood (401) 245-0225 549 Central Ave Seekonk, MA 02771 Complete Line of Seafood (617) 761-4070 8 Turner Street ALBERT E. DUMONT Warren, R.1. 02885 S.C._D. Owner Professional Certified Floral Color A 4 Designer Consultant | HOWE OF Exotic Drinks e Orders to Take-Out 4 Cantonese, Szechwan and Mandann style Thank you, = | Businessmen’s Luncheon Special Banquet facility for 18 people Frank VISA and Mastercard accepted jill 761-6854 Jeff 544 Central Ave., Seekonk, MA 0277] (on Rte. 152 near the Attleboro line) Wes Open daily from 11:30 A.M Bill eee Food , you'll love House of Fong LF Carolyn Kerri Tammy Kimber RAF sandy and all members of the 1988 AP 1201 Fall River Ave. Seekonk, Ma. 02771 Yearbook Staff. ELT poowkor Executive Management Limousine, Inc. 253 Walker Street Fall River, MA 1-617-672-5557 Featuring Two Lincoln Continentals Book Now for Proms in June!!! Six Hour Minimum — $35 per hour Discount with Photocopy of this coupon!!! The National Honor society would like to wish the Seniors every happiness!!! DESIGN 495 CENTRAL AVE., SEEKONK, MA. Cah atreeee 761-8611 from the Class of 1991! === — QUALITY ONE HOUR FILM PROCESSING Rapid Finish Photo To the Class of 1988 ONE HOUR COLOR PRINTS INSTANT PASSPORT PE@n@s OVERNIGHT SLIDES 336-7040 1201 Fall River Avenue ( 4 Seekonk, MA (Across from Heartland) 1-401-738-2384 Con eratulations 1565 POST RD., WARWICK, RI (BESS EATON DONUT PLAZA) from the Class of 1989 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Jack and Olive Arters CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988! mw 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 Chestnut Hill Studios, Ltd 28 “Briarwood “Plaza Seekonk. Ma. 02771 (617)-336-4777 4 ln ra “Professional ¢Photography VOURS EAR DOOKSPHOTOGRAPDIER 149 Jen Comery loves Joe Perry forever!!! Good Luck, Jill Thibault . . . Love Shane Matonis Good Luck, Jill Thibault. . . Best Wishes in the future; Jill, you’re a good kid, To My Little Punk; Love Ya’, Mom Jill, lower that radio! Love, Dad Jill, what ya’ got for shoes? Tammy Auntie Jill, can you come out to play with us? Jim and Joshua Jill — Tina; Never forget the good times; you're the best friends anybody could ever have, I hope both of you have everything you've ever wanted, Your friend always, Robin To a really great kid; Good luck after graduation . . . Leslie Jill; Good luck after high school; try to stay out of trouble. Jill; [know we haven't been best friends, but I think you're a cool kid . Holly Andrea loves Joe always and forever. . . Jill; good luck in the future; Tina loves Dave. Good luck, Sweet ‘n Low; always remember the trail, Your ankle (Help!), Pillow letters and Pea bodies! I'll miss ya’. . . Patches Sandy loves Tony for life. . . Jill, we had a lot of fun times; don’t ever forget the summers, Love Lisa, Lisa Campbell loves Scott Brunelle forever . . . Jill, remember me — your secret lover; I still love you. . . Carlos, please come back to Comp. Sci, Carlos, remember our awesome soccer team . . . scored, jHola Carlos! Buena suerte en Espana! — Eileen and Jenn Hi Carlos! We all wish to say, I'll miss you... Kara Have a good time! Soren Thomsen Carlos, good luck in the future; have fun while you’re here, We'll miss you... Josh Win a soccer game before you leave... Kevin Recuerdame y Seekonk y cuidate! Adios, Carlos... Jean Carlos; best of luck always; hope you come back to visit someday, Love Stacey Yarlos; I’ll look you up in Spain and we'll go see the Cure. . Dunn Life begins at 180 m.p.h. Yarrrlloss: hope you had fun with all the American bitties Carlos, will anyone ever be able to pronounce your last name? Best Wishes Class of 1988!!! Carlos, please don’t leave the soccer team; Adios y buena suerte . Derek Carlos, I want a senior picture so I can always remember you!! I'll miss you, Love Missy Good luck in everything you do Carlos! Glad to have known you! Love Alison Carlos, I wish you great success when you return to Spain, it’s nice having you as a friend, Daryl Carlitos, tu eres una chica bonito! God lives, We die! Peter Carlos, Buena chica! Adios amigo, have a good day, Introduce me to your sister. Carlos, good luck; hope you had a good year, Kris Carlos, you're the biggest wise-guy Spanish person I’ve ever met, Carlos, Good luck for your life! Been great getting to meet you. . . RAF Carlos, good luck in the future, I hope I made your stay here better ped fee Hey Carlos Baby!! I’m so happy you came to America, Love you, Heather Carlos; when you are in the country look me up! Frank Carlos; call Jill a name for me, It was great meeting you and don’t become a bullfighter “Anger is an Energy” To Carlos, tu eres el ladron de las cervezas, Buena suerte, Adios Remember, muchacho, say no to the junior! Dave Carlos, remember the USA!!! Debbie Carlos, envianos un equipo de futbol para el ano que viene ; Que haremos sin ti? Sin tomar aliento estoy rodeado de color, Adios, No menos mal — Smooth Sailing, Carlos To Carlos; good luck always! Hasta Luego! Listen Muchacho, You’re good at soccer, but I'll bust you at basket- ball... Love Kurt Mi little Spanish amigo; stay away from strange women; you're a great guy. Bruce Rules — no Cure when I’m driving Carlos; Good Luck in the future, You're a great kid! Kim JOHN LENNON LIVES Den, you’re Wild — Carlos is Pele, Donnie, I hope all your dreams come true, I love you 4-eva and always, Kim “Best wishes to the class of ’88, F. Nelson Good luck to the class of 1988, T. Gravel Tommy: I Love you forever, Elena; Let's forget the past and go on with the future; best of luck, Love, Kelly The right time to say all this to my friends never seems to arrive so I’m using this space to let you all know now, Barbara; youve done so much for me I don’t know where to start paying you back. Remember before we got our licenses when we used to bum rides money to get our butts to the movies every Friday night? Remember what a blast we had at your camp in Averill you teaching me how to drive the machine climbing Bruso Mt. I thought we were gonna die, put I’m glad we made it. That place is the best. Taking your dad’s Pathfinder for a ride just to stop 15 ft. away to get out have a butt. And when we finally got our Helga Rob Tobiasz; I . Dave 150 licenses the fun we had we will have, summer school, Mister Donut’s, H’s A’s H of FR, and its natives on the Ave. It really has been the best. If you ever need anything you know where to find me cuz there’s still a whole lot that I have to pay you back for! Joanne — we haven’t known each other that long but you’ve become a very close friend. Just want to thank you for everything you've done. And thanks for babysitting on 4 10 87 at India Point Park. It was cool, thanks. Stef Jen: Ill never forget that day when I got sick all over Jim’s friend’s car. Thank God A.S. has been anywhere near me since. Thanx for everything guys, Stef tell Alan I said Hi! Pam — we were in 10th grade when we realized what “who” we had in common. Thank’s for all the great memories, let’s make even better one’s in the near future. Good luck with B.M. Heidi—I’ll never 4-get the day we took one of your dad’s cars into the woods behind your house at your birthday party in junior high, Me, Kris Brook nicknamed you “spee... “’ Well never mind, You've been a great friend since I moved here in 5th grade. Thanks for everything good luck with T.C. Darlene — we haven't got too many memories but this one stands out above the rest — Patrick Swayze slobbing all over himself on my videotape and the way you caught it on pause, just right. We didn’t know each other as well as we could have and for that I’m sorry, but hopefully we’ve changed that. And Lara — you'll probably never read this Ill probably never see you again but I just want to say thanx. We didn’t even know each other that well. To me you were just Rick’s girlfriend to you I was just his cousin. But when I needed a friend the most your were there for me only you, me Rick knew why. I hope to see you again someday let you know this in person. Thanx Lara, To all my friends — our memories of ye sterday will last a life- time. We'll take the best, forget the rest someday we'll find that these are the best times. Love, Elena, Elena Good Luck next year! Fly catcher and Jellybean, have fun next year! Holly loves Pauli forever! Good luck, anything will be better than this, Michelle loves John, Elena, we have had some good times, hope to see you after we graduate, You're the best, Love Tania Have a nice life from Heather Corey Barbara, I don’t remember how we met or why we started talking. I’m just glad we did. Thank you for being one of my best friends, Remember all the great times we’ve had. All the laughs and all the stupid things we’ve done. Love, Cathy Barbara: It’s been twelve long years, but I knew you would do well — Love “Mom” Barbara: You're the best thing that has ever happened to me. [LOVE YOU! I know we'll be together forever. Love “Ed” Elena, It’s been real. We finally made it. You've been a great best friend. Thanks for everything. Let’s see what happens with Ed. Will I live or will my parents kill me? Oh, well I love him anyway Love, Barbara Barbara, I’m glad we became friends. Don’t forget all the times eating when we should have been exercising. Keep in touch and succeed with whatever you do. Love, Sandy P Kim: Good luck in life, |hope you and Scott work out, K.I.T. Love Jodie. JODIE HUMPHREY -N- MICHAEL HEALY — ALWAYS AND Jodie: Thanks for all the good times! Always keep in touch! Love, Kim Scott Morin: You're the best! Always remember you're cute Good luck, Kim; I love you!!! You're cute stuff!!! P.S. Scott Brian — Good luck in the future, I know you will get what you want — Todd. Jenn — You're very special to me and I wish you the best of luck — Love Todd. Thank you Mom and Dad for everything you have done — Love, Todd. Brian — You're a great kid and a special friend. Good luck in the years to come. Lori Brian — You area very special person. I’m glad we could be friends. I will miss you very much. Thanks for everything, Love Missy Brian— Keep smiling and don’t forget me. I'll miss you lots. Ingelcia Brian — You're a great friend. Good luck — You deserve the best out there! Sue Todd — You're really special to me and I'm really glad I got to know you and I wish you the best of luck in the future. Love, Jenn Gary — I love you forever — Chrissy Jenn — You're a great friend. Remember the good times — Chrissy Chrissy — You're a great friend. Remember the good times — Jenn Brian Gringrow ‘’Donney” Joseph Simon Taco Bell — Good luck in the future — Jenn R. Missy — I'll never forget you or the great times we’ve had. Thanks for everything — Love, Brian To all my friends, I’ll remember you all. Good luck with everything you do. Keep the faith — Gringo Bell Mom and Dad, I love you both. Thanks for always being there and being the best parents in the world. Thanks — Brian. To Tommy, my number 1 son. Love ya Ma. The warmest way, the dearest way, the loving way — that’s Grandma’s way. Good luck!!! Tommy — Grandma Arm wrestle me anytime you think you’re feeling strong. I always knew deep in my heart you would make it, Grandma You always wanted something when you went to the store, re- member??? Yeah, Tommy!!! You did it!! — Uncle Frankie Love and best wishes for all you do in life — Auntie Diane To a “Saint Mary’s’’ Parish stand-out, Tom. . . Froma St. Mary’s Parish stand-in, Fr. Bill Tommy: As you look to the future, never forget your past. Always remember family and friends as they were in the best of times. A sunny outlook is not a cure for all the world’s ills, but it sure makes life a lot more fun. Leave the Pessimism and grouchy attitudes to the scrooges of the world. Try to always treat others as you yourself would want to be treated. Strive for the best, but settle for your own personal best. Second or third is better than not trying at all. Nev er let anyone discourage you from trying; unless of course it’s trying to shoot yourself in the foot. Half the fun of succeeding at something is getting to where you want to be. You'll edge forward and slide back; climb up and fall down, run and slip out, but sooner or later if you keep trying you'll make it every time. You meet a new challenge you'll learn something that will broaden your view on life and enrichen your attitude and character. In the end you will be able to look back at your life and never be sorry for anything you've done. Life will owe you nothing and you will be at peace with yourself. — Best of luck! Uncle Ron and Aunt Pat. Good Luck!!! Your brother, Michael Best of Luck in whatever you do!!! — M.H. Thanks Mom and Dad — Tommy To a good brother: Good luck, Love, Susan Tommy, always try to be 1 in whatever you do in life. Tommy, set your goals in life and don’t let anybody change your mind, Good Luck, Dad Wherever you go and whatever you do remember my love is always there for you, Love ya, Ma xo You made it, you're great!!! You won the race??? Ican’t believe you made it through all 12 years; I’m surprised, Love, your sister Buena suerte en tu vida iy sobre todo, mucha suerte con tue espanol, que espero puedas hablar muy pronto — te echaré de menos — Carlos Dereyth, Best of luck. You're the greatest, Mel. Dereyth, Best of luck! Allie Good luck Dereyth! I love you, Grandma Dad and Mom, I would never have made it without you. Thanks for being such good friends. I love you more than words can ex- press. I love ya! Dereyth Dereyth: Best of luck! Come join me in Tampa for the sun ‘n fun! Love Rob Dereyth: ‘Special’ is a word that is used to describe something one of a kind, like a hug or a sunset or a person who spreads love with a smile or a kind gesture. “Special’’ describes people who act form the heart and keep in mind the hearts of others. “Special” applies to something that is admired and precious and which can never be replaced. “Special’’ is the word that best describes you, Love Mom and Dad! Dereyth: Best of luck in everything you do. I'll help and love you all the way! Love, Steve Steve: you are what love is all about! I love ya, Der eyth. Dereyth, You’re great! Don’t forget all the fun times we’ ve had! (4th of July) Love, Kris Heidi! I always hope we can stay the best of friends! I’ll never forget the good times! Love, Lori Heidi, We’ve been through the best and the worst times. Good luck to you and Wayne! Missy Heidi, I hope our friendship lasts forever! Never forget me! Love Sta Hey Heidi, good luck with anything you do. I know whatever you will do you'll be great! Love Don Hi Heidi (From a guy of many words) Sean Good luck in whatever you choose to do. I'll never forget the good times in the English classes! Love John Travis: We'll go to Peking sometime again; I promise. Good luck. You're the best. Luv, Stacy Julie G.: Remember, I will always be there to take you to the latrine. Good luck. Love, Stacy Amy M.: Thanks for all the laughs and fun. Good luck. Love, Stacy Tracy B.: It’s been fun having you around to laugh with. Good luck. Luv, Stacy Kara A.: Practices would be very boring without you. Good luck. Love, Stacy Michelle P.: I’ve had fun this year. I’m glad we're friends. Good luck. Love, Stacy Sue M.: Thanks for everything. Quit apologizing. Good luck. Love, Stacy Heidi: This year is the most important year in your life deciding what you want to do, and whatever you do! want you to know! will be with you all the way. I know you will make the right decision. I love you. Love always, Wayne. Dear Heidi: May your future be filled with love and laughter. God bless you always, Love Mom. Wayne: Whatever I do now and in the future, I will always be there for you like you were for me. I love you, Love Heidi. Mom and dad, I love you and I thank you for all your love and support and for always being there for me. Love Heidi. Hi Ho! Have fun with Wayne! Love ya Sis! Kimba Heidi: Good luck in achieving your goals. Thanks for being a great friend. Remember, you can’t have everything — where would you put it? See ya, Love RAF Heidi; Get the most out of life. Shun the prophets of doom. But before you do that, would you clean up your room? Lots of love, Dad Lisa, Best of luck — Doc RSTJ Best of luck Class of 88, from Mrs. Rollins and Mrs. Perry Good luck Lisa — To a busy future — Mrs. Rollins and Mrs. Perry Best of luck Auntie Lisa— Love Craig, Heather, Alyshia, and Kenny Good luck Class of 88 — Love Carig and Paula Advice is good when from someone who’s been there. Be strong. Good luck, Love ya, Patty and the kids. LB: Don’t forget all the good times we had, don’t forget all the walking we did!!! Good luck in the future! Love, Lisa TB: Thanks for helping me out over the years and being a good friend, Love Lisa MB: We had some good times. Don’t ever forget them, Love Lisa CB: Don’t forget all the sleepovers and all the good times, Love Lisa To a very close friend: Good luck in the future. Love, Crystal To Lisa from your babysitter: now you're getting the chance to change diapers (Ha, Ha). Love, Maureen and Bill. Best of luck To Lee Lee: best of luck and behave. Love, Aunt Florence and Uncle Joe To Joe, we have had a lot of good times and I know we have a lot more to come. Love Always, Lisa Joe Faria, 1 LOVE YOU FOREVER! Love, Lisa Todd, When I first saw you, I knew I had to have you, no matter what! you were worth chasing! I’m falling! Love you always, Gina. P.S. — Hope it turns to be something. (xoxoxoxoxoxoxox) Denise — (Minnie) You’re the best friend anyone could ever have; you're just like a sister to me. I’ve never had as much fun with anyone. We'll be friends forever, Gina. Anthony, (Goofy) You're a great friend and the funniest. I hope we're friends forever! Luv, Gina For Cousin Gina: You’re the best! We’ve been friends through thick and thin together, and you'll be my best friend forever!! Don’t ever forget all the wild times we've had. You're Prom night, when you took my “‘date’’, the beach house (Real fun; we couldn’t wait to get home), our summer parties, the Disney tag team wrestling matches, being chased by those amazons you yelled at, Yup!! A lot of fun! But just think of the awesome things ahead of us. Good luck, ballerina girl. Luv, Denise. Kevin Bullock - Loves - Denise DiPippo — Todd Blomstedt - Loves - Gina Feuti 4 - Eva Gina, you're a great sister. Good luck with the guys. Love, your sister Lori. Good luck sausage fingers (Gina). Love ya, T.J. My brother Anthony, we've had a lot of good times. O'l Maria, she loves you, no drinking while driving or I'll have to drive your truck! Oh and don’t worry, I know I'll be driving your Vette seeing how many times you drive mine. BE C-in ya at the beach. Good luck! Denise (airhead) ‘‘White Lion Corvette’!!! Gina, you're a great kid and I wish you much luck in the future, Love Karen Gina, we've been friends for a long time. Keep in touch. Good luck. Love, Liz Gina, we love you! Good Luck, Courtney Kristina. Gina, best of luck in whatever you do. Love ya, Pam Randy Grace, Julie, Liz, Arilda, Holly Todd, hope we’re friends forever! Tammy, remember the summer of “86’! Love, Grace Todd — Good Luck in the future. This year has been the time of my life — Love always, Julie Johnny, you’re the best thing that’s happened to me. I Love You, Theresa Gina: Good Luck in the future. Good Luck Seniors Gina: Good Luck with Todd. Don’t loose heart. When are you getting a car? Brooke, you're a great friend. Good Luck, always keep in touch, Liz Julie, we've been friends forever. You're the best. Arilda: you're a great friend, Liz. Liz, we’ve been friends for a long time; let’s keep it that way. Love always, Julie. Phillip says Hi to Jerret, Lisa, Becky, T.C., Dave, Paul. Good Luck Seniors. Gina, Ill miss you and your crazy clothes. Mrs. W. Ronnie Craig, you'll always have a place in my heart, Love Amy Good Luck Seniors, wish ya the best of luck, Love, Jill Tony W., with you the best always. Good Luck, keep in touch. Love, Tina D. Good Luck Gina, Baldi (Scott) was here — Motley Criie Rules!! Good Luck Class of ’88 To — L.W., M.R., L.B., G.F. and G.H. we had a lot of great times through high school and since we are graduating I hope we don’t lose touch so keep in touch and take care, Love you all! Love, Tania Arthur: You've been very understanding through the past 2 years I have been in school. I know we had a lot of rocky times and most of them my fault, but we got over them so we should be able to overcome any other rocky times that come our way. I love you very much! I hope youare ready for the rest of your life with me! I love you, Tania Tania, I hope you fulfill all your dreams I'll always be there for you. Through the good and the bad times. I hope we last forever. . . I wish you the best, Jewels. I love you Arthur. . . Tania, my free sprit daughter . . . Rob Lebeau, I'll always love you!!! Tania: Best of Luck — Doc Jill, Hi. . . Good Luck over the summer and next year. Love Ya, Shane To Steve LePage: take care of yourself. Don’t change! Love, Tina DaCunha Rick Grimmer: someone thinks you're real special! S.D.M. Congratulations Karen you're a senior! I hope you have a great life. never change, Love you, Mom Always friends. Luv, Tammy Kris: you've been a credit to our family and your school. Kris: thanks for being a good kid. Love, mom Sue, Cathy, Deryth, JoAnne, Tracey, Katie, Kim, Erin and Janine: you guys are the best. I’m really going to miss you. Thanks for everything. Love, Kris To my family: thanks for everything. I love you, Kristin Jimmy: You’re the best. Ill never forget you. Thanks for everything. Love ya’, Debbie To my little sis (Deb): have fun in your next two years in this hole. Good luck. Love ya’, Kris Kris: I wish you the best of everything at school. Good luck. Love, Heather Kris, Sue and Erin: you three have been great. Good luck to you, Jen Steve L.: thanks for looking out for me — Eric: thanks for all the smiles and hello’s in the halls and Math, Love, Debbie B. Arthur: you’re the sweetest guy I know and I hope you never change. Thanks for being there for me all the time. I’m gonna miss you a lot!!! Good luck! Love ya’ always, Tammy Julie: you’re a great sister and even a better friend. Thanks for everything, Jen M. Arthur: I’m gonna’ miss you next year. Keep in touch. Love ya’, Kristi Brian and Bundy: I'll miss you both. You two are great guys. Glad I got to know you. Good luck, Jen Erin, Kris and Sue: you guys are the best. Luv, Mel To all the J.V. and our awesome captain, Katie: thanks for a wonderful season. You guys were great. Luv, Mel Hey Mel and Jess: You've both been great friends. Kris, Erin and Sue: thanks for teaching me volleyball. You guys are great! Luv, Tams Amy, Erin, Janine, Cheryl and Tracy: thanks for being the greatest friends I’ve ever had. I love you all. Love, Julie Julie: we’ve had times good and bad; let’s have a time in the future. JMBR Jim: because of you, I’ve lived through high school, and the times we’ve shared will never be forgotten. Thanks. You're the best of everything to me! Love always, Julie (JLBR) What will you look like in 40 years? Choose your destiny. P.C. Friars — Final Four, 1987 John 3:16 Read The Book Joy — Jesus, Others, You Good Luck, Staci... Love, Mrs. “De” You're a good kid, Stacy. Good luck and take care of yourself. T.M. I hope you have the life that you dream of, and I wish you happi- ness. K.B. Stacy, thanks for all your excellent advice. I'll always remember that. Thanks, Jules Staci: Good luck out in the real world! And have fun! Tracy B. Stacey: Remember the good times that we had because all we have left is just memories. Good luck to you, Missy Chrisitine F.: Thanks for all the laughs and great times. You're the best! Keep in touch. Love Stacy Missy F.: Well, what can I say but thanks. . Luv, Stacy Jen P.: Always remember all of the good times and the laughs; there were a lot of them. Luv, Stacy Kevin: you're a great friend! Thanks for being there! Love Always! Tams To my big sis, Kris F.: good luck in the future. You're the best kid. Live it up. Love ya’ Debbie. I'll miss ya. To the L’Heureux’s: you're a very special family. Thanks! Love always, Kris To Kevin: you're a part of my life, a part I could never live without. I will always love you for everything. You're the best! Love al- ways, Kris... 10 25 85... Pam Drumm is the most beautiful female I have ever seen. Guess Who To Kris: thanks for everything. The last two years have been the best. Don’t ever change. Love always and forever, Kevin Bill, Wes and Kurt: the Das Getéese staff revealed . . . I might like you better if we slept together . . . (Romeo Void) Sex without love is like love without money: Wils M. . You're a great friend. “Every time I see you, you're buying chickens” ... (Mickey Rourke) “Death ... once dead there’s no more dying then.” Willy Shakespeare Divest from Africa; those people are getting the stick. Mr. Prim is a cute, small Italian. SHANNON DOOLITTLE got poor SAT scores. Dear Stewarts: Mike is an alcoholic. “Live fast, die you and leave a beautiful corpse.”” James Safety Pup says: “Plunder and pillage... ” I is a college student now. Seekonk’s first-ever teacher's strike — September, 1987 Senor H. wrote La Bamba. Teaching doesn’t pay. AIDS is simply God’s wrath .. . It’s unfortunate that innocent people have to suffer for their abuses. To: Kelly; it’s been nice knowing you, and best wishes with Chico. Sand Joanne BY You area great friend after all. No matter what, I wish you happiness in everything you do. Good luck with Lennie. Love always, K.B. Barbara: Good luck with Teddy for Eddy .. . and with life. K.B. Elena: good luck in whatever you choose to do, and let's go to Shell sometime soon. K.B. Hey Jules! Thanks for being there when I needed someone to talk to! Love, Cher Julie: we had fun. Don’t forget the prom fight, ZIT or the telephone pole, Vette Julie: I love you like a sister. You’re the best. Love, Tracy Julie: it’s been the best being friends. Good luck. Oh, yeah. Go to the latrine, Love, Stacy “Rock is dead,” they say,, ‘Long live rock, Bock,” Julie: thanks for the past years of friendship! FAYE Hi, Jules (Mel), Remember all we went through the years. Thanks, Amy (Reland) I’m not impressed C.V. with that stereo! Did you run over any curbs at McD’s lately? signed P.M. Julie: we have had a lot of fun... Halloween night, the t.v. and phone. Good luck. I'll miss you. Love, Sara RUSH RULES Julie: you’re a really nice kid. We have had fun together these past few years. Good luck. Love, Erin Cathy: congratulations and best wishes to a super daughter. We hope all of your dreams come true. We LOVE YOU. Mom and Dad Cath-ee: through Paul and Leo and the cheering me up, you're the best. Don’t ever forget. Don’t run out of dreams or smiles; | won't either. See-ya Rob-ee Roh: We’ve had some good times; you're slightly strange, but you'll live. Thanks, Kathy Cathy, you helped me through a lot and you were always there when I needed you. I don’t know how to thank you except love you more than ever. Love always, George George, thanks for the great times and the memories that will stay with me forever. I Love you always. I know we can make what we have last. Suds needs a family — ILYC Mom and Dad, thanks for everything and I mean EVERYTHING!! To Kris, Cathy, Dereyth, Erin, Janine, Kim, Cherrie, Katie, and Tracy: Thanks for all the good memories over the past four years. You're the best friends a person could ask for. Lov ya, guys. . . Sue Sue - Loves - Jason forever Jason — as time passed we grew closer; we've shared great times never to be left behind in the commotion of this big world. You're a part of my life that will always continue into the future. Jay, I Love You, Forever yours — Sue To Sue, the person I Love most in the world. Good Luck. forever yours, Jay Sue: toa great volleyball teacher and a good friend. Thanks, Tammy Sue: best of luck in the future! In college and with Jay, Love Jodie Sue: the best of everything in the future, have fun, DOT!!!!Heather (novie) Heeeeey! Shan, Congrats. Love Marc Shannon, why don’t you fail something? Please!! Keith Shannon: We're so proud of you. Mom and Uncle Terry Dear Salmon, Best Fishes, Troy Nicole - Loves - Joe forever I Love Joe Andreozzi Nicole Joe... 10, 11,12... I Love You, Nicole... Joe To a great friend, hope to see you at Benny’s, Leslie Good Luck next year after High School, Nicole!! Gail Cherrie Loves Eddie Forever Good Luck with Joe, Cherrie To Mr. and Mrs. Campanelli, you're the best second parents I could ever ask for. Love, Nick Good Luck with Eddie, Cherrie. Love, Nick Nicole, best of wishes in whatever you do. Love Jeannine Nicole, within you there is someone special, someone wonderful and successful. No matter what you achieve, as long as you want it and it makes you happy, you are a success. Love, Mom and Dad Tracy, Best of Luck! Love ya, sis Tracy, We are very proud of you, we know you'll succeed in every- thing you put your mind to it, Go for it! Love, Mom and Dad To the girl of my dreams, Love Mark Thanks for taking my money!! Love Mike Tracy, to a great skating student, Love Charlene To Debbie, you’re the bestest friend! Love Tracy JKKTAD, lines forever!!! To the Majorettes, thanks for giving me so much, Love Tracy To the Class of “88, you're the best. Many thanks, Tracy Everett You deserve what every individual should enjoy regularly. Good Luck to Heidi, Pam, Darlene, and Lisa,. Love ya Cheril CONGRATULATIONS TO THE “QFT’, We did it! To all my friends; thanks for all the good times and more to come. Love, Heidi To Bertha, Pam, Darlene and Jenny — I'll always remember. “You're busted.” Bye Stef: I hope all your dreams come true, Good Luck in life. Kell Stef: Well, High School's over; keep in touch, Good Luck with Jim and have a great life. Love, Sandy Stef and Conehead: Ladies you’ re busted! Burger King forever! Love Mesh the Bear I Love You Stef, always and forever, Jim Jim, I Love you the very most morerest and I miss you the very morerest — Stef Good Luck Angie, Love Chris Congratulations Angie, Love Mark and Hubba Lots of luck, Love and success, Mom and Dad Auntie Angie, Good Luck, Kellie and Mekanie Best wishes Auntie Angie, Love Michael That a way Angie, The O’Reillt’s Jen Stef: Good luck with Troy Jim. Have a good time, Love Jean Hey Jen, Good Luck with Troy have a fulfilling life. Love Sandy, P.S. Don’t party too much Jen: have a good life with Troy, I wish you luck. Michelle - Loves - John Jen: Good Luck in the future in whatever you do and good luck with Troy too. Love, Nicole Good Luck to the class of “88.” I hope everyone is successful. forever 151 Jen: Good Luck in the future with Troy and remember all the great times Shelia, Stef, you and me had, “‘pickles.’” See ya, Love, Mary “TROJEN” — Love those saggy ankles! TSB, 1 (HA!) Love Kim Jen: These last two years have been the best of my life and the next 60 or 70 will be even better! There’s no one Id rather spend it with. I'll Love you forever. Yours truly... Love, Troy Jen: to a good kid I met through Ted, good luck with Troy. Michelle Loves Steve Jen: the person who was always there for someone to talk to. Come over and visit anytime you want. Good luck with Troy. Your brother, Ted Jen Stef: we'll have to get together and play cards forever. Love, Joanne Jen, I wish you all the luck in the future ‘cause you really deserve it. Love, Kelly Jen — Don't forget August 26, 1985, the black Cutlass that was following us — and remember Burger King, Jim me forever, you Troy too. Can’t wait for “’88’’ — Stef Jen: Good Luck in the future, I hope you Stef succeed in whatever you do, Jean Good fortune Happiness forever, Love Dad Troy (baby) you're the best!!! I put you through a lot these last few years, but you were always there for me — Thankyou, I Love You, and that’s forever, Strawberry Fields Forever!! I'll Love you always — Jen — ooh, you're like the sun chasing all of the rain away. Hey Stef, its still black... “aah”... “Rummy,” Don’t forget to put your gum in the chalk tray,” Cards, lollipops, silver, Rock Roll, Troy, Jim, and friends forever. Never forget Motley Crue. Love, Jen To Jennifer: I’ve watched you grow from a sweet little girl to a beautiful young woman. I’m so proud of you. May life bring you all it has to offer, from your loving mother. Good Luck in the business world, Jen, Mrs. Cassells Best of luck in your career search, Mrs. C. To: J.S., B.L., K.B., E.A., M.F., and all our other buddies. . . good luck and I hope you all go after your dreams. Thanks, guys, Jen Stef “Wasted Years’’ — Iron Maiden — “Piece of Mind” — Iron Maiden It's been a pleasure to work with you — Best of luck in your future endeavors, BA Where’s the third Hah? Looks like you found him. Good luck. Remember, don’t scratch the paint — Jim Joanne — A special message to you! HOG Island, March 16 to eternity — stay with me always — you little girl. “Hey, guys. Let's play cards, then smoke a butt! We don’t need parental guidance here.” Judias Priest Good Bye Seekonk — Thank God It’s Over Cheryl and Dave, have a great marriage! EA Cheryl: I Love you always and forever ‘‘Can’t wait til 89,” Cheryl, good luck in everything you do! FC Christine Love Dave Forever and Always Cheryl, thanks for everything — you're a great friend, never forget our “‘talks’” — Love, Jules Cheryl, best of luck with Dave and with everything you do! It’s been 4 great years. Love, Lori T.B., yes I think that is a sand castle over there. Cheryl — We finally made it to 88’! You’re great! Always smile — Tracy B. I hope your dreams come true and wish you happiness — Karen B. Cheryl, Good Luck always in anything you do! Love Ellen Cheryl - Loves — David 7-4-86 . . . Forever! Charlie — Don’t forget !! I love you, Jo Anne Good luck, Jo Anne. Mom and Dad Best of Luck to the Class of ’88 — Mr. and Mrs. Leclerc TOOTHPASTE ON MY THUMB THAT’S ALL YOU WERE TO ME TOOTHPASTE ON MY THUMB SALIVA LIKE THE SEA LIKE A PAIR OF CUFFLINKS SHINING IN THE SINK CUT UP INTO LITTLE COATS AS THOUGH WE WERE TWO MINKS ENTWINED LIKE STRANDS OF DENTAL FLOSS STUCK BETWEEN YOUR TEETH TOGETHER WE’RE DECOMPOSING DRIPPING FROM OUR X-MAS WREATH SITTING ON THE TOILET SEAT THE PAPER BY MY SIDE READING THE OBITUARIES HOPING YOU HAD DIED Good Luck Lori, you're a great friend, Love Faye Bye Sarah, keep in touch — I'll miss you! Love Faye Good Luck in everything you do Burff — Love Faye Julie, thanks for being a friend — Love Faye Hey Lori, I Love You, I hope we can stay best friends forever — Love Heidi Lori, you're a great person! Good Luck in everything. Love, Sue Hey Chico, I’m going to miss you! Good Luck in everything you do! Love Cheryl Class Couple: HIM AND HER — Love Sean and Steph — bet you didn’t think we’d do it Missy — thanks. . . Love Sean (3 glasses of champagne, our spot) Lors, remember it all — From McDonalds to Falmouth guys. Ill be your friend forever, Stacy Eileen — Stacy — Lori, those faraway guys have got to go (Fal- mouth, Bristol) To Stacy! Thanks for always being there for me — Love ya sis! Love Lori PAX ROMANA Kerri, Sheryl, Jean — Don’t we love Thayer? NO!! So why do we go? 152 I'llsee you again when the stars fall from the sky and the moon turns red over one tree hill. To my wonderful study hall table: ‘May your tee-pee burn to the ground’, Love Lori “Best of Luck to the class of '88’’ — Now’s the time to say Goodbye!!”” Lori, Best of luck always — Tu réussiras je crois! — Steve TO MY WONDERFUL FRIEND, BEST OF LUCK in the future, Love Jerry “Hey, Lori. Isn't that Vic out there?” Love Heidi Sean With two outs, go on everything! Pam Drumm: you have a secret admirer. I love you so much and someday . . . Well, we know where we’re going, but we don’t know where we’ve been. And we know what we’re knowing, but we can’t say what we've seen. And we're not little children, And we know what we want. The future is certain, give us time to work it out. There have been cases where people’s shoes got stuck on their feet and could never be removed. Jim Hendrix plays guitar with Keds. (Don’t ever forget Greg and Dave). Hey Kimber! Ill never forget you — You're the best friend I’ve ever had, Steph Jim Morrison Lives on a remote Tropical Island — He’s not dead. Oprah is the Antichrist A Bim Bari Glassala Glandrid E Glassala Tuffm I Zimbra RAF: Thank you for giving us so much pleasure — Mom Dad RAF, Best Wishes, Love You . . . your favorite sister, Beth RAF, Best Wishes, Love You, your favorite sister, Lynn M M, Powder puff, messiest spot on the table RAF, maybe someday you'll beat me at Backgammon — Dad THE WORLD CRASHES IN, INTO MY LIVINGROOM RAF, Proud of my Big Brother — Matt I LIKE TRAFFIC LIGHTS There are a finite number of jokes in the universe. Hey RAF: You are a really great friend. I’m going to miss you. Remember study hall — Love Heidi Hello, IS there anybody in there? Just nod if you can hear me. Is there anyone at home? Come on now, I hear you're feeling down. Well, I can ease your pain, get you on your feet again. Relax, I need some information first. Just the basic facts, can you show me where it hurts? There is no pain youare receiving. A distant ship broke on the horizon. You are only coming through in waves. Your lips move but I can’t hear what you're saying. When I was a child I had a fever, my hands felt just like two balloons. Now I’ve got that feeling once again. I cannot explain. You would not understand; this is not how lam... I have become Comfortably Numb . . . Hey Pete, 88 on Pre-cal final! RAF, Monty Python! Remember “The Dumpster”, Good Luck Guys, Sean I'll always remember the summer of ‘87, thanks to Missy. I Love You Sean Hey, Floppy (just call me Disk), have you eaten any bananas lately??? The space people will contact us when they can make money by doing so. The bird, bird, bird, the bird is the word — Gabba Gabba Hey — Hey Ho Let’s Go — Hey Bean Wanna see my lizard? Watch out for those Diet Cokes, they’re Killers! International Women “I mean, I mean, I’ve been sitting here, I mean I've been sitting here on the “group W” bench because you want to know if I’m moral enough to join the Army... ” Skittles, Pixi-Sticks, jolt, “live long and prosperous”, — Yettie, Simon Garfunkle Rule, Love Kimber It ain’t that pretty at all — like a bridge over troubled water I will lay me down The words of the Prophets are written on the subway walls Toothpaste on my thumb, that's all you were to me, toothpaste on my thumb, saliva like the sea I'm Henry the Eighth lam, Walkin’ pneumonia, Satan in my calcula- tor, Beet - ovens, Trisexuals I like traffic lights, Carolyn, Shet un batty fro, and all that crap, Love Kimber Sunshine daydreams, Walkin’ ina dull dream, goin’ where the wind blows, bloomin’ like a red rose Alice’s Restaurant will never be the same again — “that was hor- rible’ ... “with feeling... ’” Love, Kimber Sometimes the lights are shining on me, other times I can barely see, Lately... It occurs tome... What A Long Strange Trip It’s Been It’s 3:00 and I’m walkin’ again, just a spot on the sidewalk in the city of sin TURN ON — TUNE IN — DROP OUT, THANKYOU, Timothy Leary Seat hed Lal A A Ey AND LET LIV Rae Sue-zy — good luck with your future and don’t screw it up. Sue-zy — good luck in everything you do; you're like a little sister to me. Good luck, Linda. Veader — to a good kid who finally learned to listen to the right music. Love A.G. Veader, you're a good friend. Hope you find the right person you really deserve. Love DL 57 Sue-zy good luck with everything you do — I know you'll succeed love you, Bethiz Alperts Furnishes America’s dreams . . Patty C. — Scotty — safe sex Suzanne: hope everything in life you want works out for you. Remember you have to take chances in life. Things don’t always appear as they seem. Don’t forget I'll always be there for you, sis. I Love You. Keep smiling; things will get better. Good luck in the future. Tina Dave: your a great friend. Thanks for listening to me when I needed to talk. We've had a lot of fun these past two years. I’ll never . warehouse — munch — forget it. Love, Sue Sue, thanks for the birthday card in 10th grade. Do me! Do me! I still don’t know why I’m writing this. Oh well! Luv, Munch Sue Hi. Sue Good Bye. A.V. 72 HARLEY-DAVISON P.T. Overkill — Grim Reaper — Testament October 31, 1987 “Trippen’’ Head, Rob, SAJ, Dave, Gig, Big W Matt Paulie, Twisted Sister stage crew: you're a great kid and friend. Good Luck in the future and with everything you do in life. Love, Sue Bob or Rock. Good luck. Keep on lifting and I know you'll make it to be Mr. Olympia someday. I have faith in you. Keep in touch. Love, Sue Andy: the last four years we’ve become good friends. Most of the time you hate me, but I still love ya’. Thanks for teaching me to listen to the right music, taking me to the first metalhead concert, Good luck, and keep in touch. I love ya’, kid. Love, Sue METALLICA — RULES — OVERKILL — MEGADETH — Caughtin a MOSH! Pauline M.: We've had a lot of fun through the years. You've always made me laugh. You're the best! You always keep me in line. Thanks. We gotta special friendship I'll never forget. I love ya’. “Party it up.” Love, Sue Toni-Lee: well, this is it. We’ve had a great time these past four years. Never forget Feb. vacation 1987 — O Bed Head Bill — Goofy Gravys — Mello Mike — Serious Steve — Jolly Joey, Perspecetive Perry — and Jumped Jon — The McBoo room — Maniac Mark and obnoxious Steve — Your Poor Bull — Well Sue-zy, Well, kid sometimes I just don’t know about you. You're a very unique person. Iam always there for you. Don’t forget it. We’ve had a lot of great times. I hope we have more in the future. Love, Kim Nothing is so strong as gentleness; nothing so gentle as real strength. Sue, you've given me gentleness and strength. Thanks. Love, Mom Through these years we've become closer than ever. We may get in fights, but I guess we need that break. You've helped me a lot. Remember, I'll always be here if you need to talk. Remember all the good times — especially going to Rehobeth. The love hut. Love, Julie and Silver! Oh God, but I still love him! Wherever we go in the years to come you'll always be with me. Thanks for being the best friend. I’ve needed. You always put up with me somehow. Love, Suezy Who Glen, you're a sweetheart and a special friend. I'll never forget last year. We became good friends, and I’m glad. It was the best year for me and I had you guys to help. Thanks, I love ya’. Suezy (Steve, Pauli, Todd, Tony) Seekonk football 7, you did great this year! DL 57, AV 72, JS 34, EH 44, JM 12, JM 40, JG 33 French Street, Rocky Hill Road, Perryville Inn, The Love Hut, Devil Worshipper Jo, I've known you for many years and we've grown closer every year. When this is over we may not see each other again, so if we don’t, I want to wish you good luck and the happiest of times. I won't forget you. Love, Steve ‘18.’ Jo-Jo, Baby: Best of luck! Love, Daryl Jo Anne: You and your gang have really gotten closer to us this year, and that’s good. I know we'll see each other over the summer, but have a good summer, and be successful at whatever you do. Love, AV “72” Jo Anne: remember all our bus rides and all our long talks. Thanks, Kathy Kathy: thanks for always listening to me. I'll never forget all the fun we've had. Thanks, Joe Jo Anne: thanks for bein’ there. Cheerleading was great! JUCP A+F Tammy Me again! You were an awesome captain. Best of luck! Tammy (Me). Jo Anne: I wish you the best of luck! Thanks for being a great person. Love, AFA Lori Jo— this year has been great. We got what we wanted most and we made the best of bad times. A friend forever, Terri Jo — thanx for all the great times and for your friendship. Love, Heather Beanhead — remember all the fun times in the past and more in the future. Love, Kathy Jo Anne — thanks for the great food we get before the games. Glad I got to know you better. Love, Don Thanks for all the cheers, Jo Anne. Love ya’, Jay Swep “34” Jo — thanks for all the memories. | will never forget them. Love, Charlie Jo Anne and Class of ’88 — Best of Luck, Ice 21” Don’t forget!! — 123186. Where’s Brittany??? —AAF, CP J.L. —“T'll be waiting, Ilove you, “. . . Word, LL. You’re the best! Jo Anne — You're a great friend. We've had a lot of great times. I'll never forget them. Keep in touch over the summer. C-ya’. Love, David “57” “T’ve been waiting for this moment for all my life,” 123186 A+F JECE Charl — Thanks for always being there for me — You're the best!! I love ya’ — Jo Good Luck Jo! Luv Ya’, Dennis! Class of 88 — Never look back at what you should have done; always look ahead at what you can do! Good luck, Jo Anne’s brother — D. Jo Anne, good luck, kid! Always remember that your big brother is here if you need him. Love, Michael Band Seniors — Thanks for your hard work this year. Good luck to you in the future! Everyone else — see you on the field next year, Michael. Jo Anne — Much happiness in the next four years of college life. Love, Mom Kenyon Insurance Agency 1494 Newman Avenue, Seekonk MA 02771 761 - 7754 Serving Seekonk and Rehobeth for over 25 years TAKE TIME TO REVIEW YOUR INSURANCE Insuran SERVES yvour ilenendent ce f |AGENT YOU FIRST b — MORRIS TRANSPARENT BOX CO. 045 WARREN AVE. EAST PROVIDENCE. RHODE ISLAND 67014 Ann C. Morris (401) 438-6116 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 EBI ELECTRONICS 32 Olney Street Seekonk, MA. 431-1922 ACM Partnership ARCHITECTS CONSTRUCTION MANAGERS 37 N. Blossom Street GEORGE A. BENNETT, JR., AIA East Providence, RJ.02914 TeN 5 Business Stationery MULTI-COLOR Bindery Service LETTERHEADS + ENVELOPES FORMS FOLDING CUTTING + DRILLING STATEMENTS « INVOICES CATALOGS PRINTING PADDING STAPLING COLLATING BOOKLETS FLYERS PERFORATING Business Cards ADUITIONSL Carbonless and SERVICES: : Be Ne Seen Multiple Forms RAISED LETTERING TYPESETTING LAYOUT COLORED INKS and HALFTONE PHOTOGRAPHS 2 PART TO 6 PART COLORED PAPERS MADE TO ORDER Wedding and Social Announcements NUMBERING AVAILABLE Four Catalogs to Choose From % Labels and Rubber Stamps Special Papers Available ae BN): 1204 FALL RIVER AVE. Xe SEEKONK, MA 02771 “4 (617) 336-3050 LOCATED NEXT TO DUNKIN DONUTS 154 Regency Liquors, Inc. 49 Fall River Avenue (Route 6) Rehoboth, MA 02747 Telephone 617-336-8822 MASS MEGA BUCKS HOME OF TWO 1987 MILLION DOLLAR WINNERS 723-8050 [);) OLE FINDINGS, INC. 0 8 A MERRIC TOOL CO. 1029 CHARLES STREET RICHARD W. PERRY NORTH PROVIDENCE, R.!. 02904 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1988 Congratulations Seniors WEINTRAUB'S DRIVING SCHOOL (617) 336-7123 CALL ANYTIME Congratulations Class: of §8 Attieboro Pawtucket Savings Bank JG. VANDAL ROOFING CO. MAXIMUD, VIDEO 146 Central Avenue, Seekonk, MA 02771 (617) 761-5307 1395 FALL RIVER AVENUE SEEKONK, MASS. Best of Luck to the Class of 1988 (next to Pepperidge Farm) FREE MEMBERSHIP ORDERS TO GO 336-4384 Dana Senay Class of 1988 Wishing you all the ae excitement, Finest =x J ; 2 Protection and the challenge SAFE-VUE SECURITY SCREENS, INC and all the happiness Charles ‘‘Chuck’’ McCarthy Alarm Screens life can hold. With Love Poppa 115 NIANTIC AVE . CRANSTON. R.i 02907 © (401) 331-4556 J Toll Free 1-800-331-4556 Here’s to a safe future! SMALL BUSINESS LOAN CONSULTANTS REGISTERED BROKERS Brook Street and Newman Avenue, Suite 15 Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 OSCAR C. H 8 Olney St., Seekonk, Mass. ERR “Brairwood Plaza” 336-5531 A Division Of: Suedes e Leather e Furs e Alterations (617) 761-5755 Consumer Credit Consultants, Inc. == 43 Qu) PRESIDENTIAL TRAVEL: | SST For an Especially Nice Person! DAVID ARDITO ELSA TOMAS Come and visit us for your Complimentary Flower COMPUTERIZED WORLDWIDE TRAVEL SERVICES AIR TICKETS CRUISES CHARTERS ¢ HOTELS TOURS e CARS CORPORATE GROUP TRAVEL : Sb ial’ Ke ; 336-6255 e 761-5550 Fresh and Silk Flower Arrangements Wedding Designs A F . 1448 Fall River Ave. Where Everyone |s Treated Like A Chief Executive eck cek® Manian G77 Phone 336-7780 Kings Oak Plaza Newman (Rte 152) at Brook Streets Seekonk, MA =a aE ee Not redeemable ] week before major Holidays For Your Complete Travel Plans DEBRA A. BUCACCI DEBRINA’S “Fashion Shoes at Affordable Prices’ ae Specializing in Wedding Dyeable Shoes Accessories : 140 Central Ave. Seekonk, Mass. 02771 617-399-6178 (617) 336-3090 1200 Fall River Avenue, Seekonk, MA 02771 Best of Luck to the Seniors OPEN 6 am-MIDNIGHT FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Con eratulations | ae et cy Class of ’88 1501 Newman Avenue Sse: Seekonk, MA 02771 Tel. 761-8504 KEVIN E. McHUGH Sone A.F. Hunt Co., Inc. Antiques © Glass © Used Furniture © China © Bought and Sold GRIST MILL ) %, COUNTRY Sds. HANDLEBARS : 2: STORE TUNTURI 879 Arcade Avenue YOUR FUN IS OUR BUSINESS” Seekonk, Massachusetts 02771 FAMILY FITNESS CENTERS Warwick Seekonk Cranston Providence North Providence MARION F. KRAWCZYK 617-336-8232 2304 Post Rd 753 Fall River Ave 804 Reservoir Ave 245 South Main. 1701 Mineral Spring Ave 738-1910 336-6814 942-9305 272-2094 353-0340 NEW ENGLAND'S BICYCLE LEADER Your friends at AUTO SHOW ANARD WINNING ‘VOLVO DEALER OF EXCELLENCE’ 1241 FALL RIVER AVENUE (RT 8) SEEKONK MA 028771 VIDEO. (617) 336-8777 The Super Video Store PRINTING 401-434-4086 150 WARREN AVENUE EAST PROVIDENCE, R.1I. Best Wishes Dana Senay and The Class of 1988 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER AMY L. MELLO AND THE CLASS OF 1988 A.R. MELLO SON EXCAVATING, INC. 985 County Street Seekonk, MA 02771 Anthony R. Mello, Jr., President Brian L. Mello, Associate Eileen Mello, Clerk (616) 336-6973 boos REJUVENATION New Consignments Arriving Daily 901 Arcade Ave., Seekonk | (Located next to the Grist Mill) Phone 336-4255 e JEWELRY e CHINA @ GLASS o FURNITURE e COLLECTABLES OPEN EVERY DAY 10:00 to 5:30 and SUNDAYSNOONtO6 eee Fw K.E. Backlund WW) LINSURANCE Agency, Inc. a ee ee OE en re Personal and Commercial Risk Management nr tw a Ft St er ate eas mea Rehoboth Office 500 Winthrop St., Box 138, Rehoboth, MA 02769 Tel. (617) 336-8900, (617) 252-4620 Congratulations to Tania Beale A member of our team. HOULE “Professional Auctioneers” Bayplee Ac tion Epp ialial SY uiee e@ ESTATES e BUSINESS e REAL ESTATE Roger R. Houle, C.A.I. “Computerized” G3 Full Time Professional --f Auctioneers Tent Rentals - Sound Systems ee SOA 255 Appraisers Association 901 Arcade Avenue, Seekonk, Mass. 02771 =f NIOR CLASSICAL LEAiebeel) -ceptores suos adulescens veneratur et supici® SENEGA meat a yee ey: = ip wen : sh Re aa . a4 iad onde sales . Scny