Seekonk High School - Seekonk Yearbook (Seekonk, MA)

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it ; Stes epee Modern Maturity 1988 sccaties ODP

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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

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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