Somerset High School - Raider / Memoirs Yearbook (Somerset, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

f v rrr fTT rrfl rrr rrr riff fTT jl rrr rrr rrr I rrr, . . All these faces have their moments, with lovers and friends I still can recall. I know I ' ll often stop and think about them. In my life, I ' ve loved them all. . — Beatles Now is the day We ' re on our way Leave all your cares behind Set your spirit free Just say good-bye Take to the sky We ' ll see what we can find Come away with me — Bread Remember this also, and be well persuaded of its truth: The future is not in the hands of fate, but in ours. —Jules Jusserand 4 5 6 6 7 l%£ M mm ■ fc fc: 13 14 15 16 FACULTY AND STAFF Administration Mr. Thomas J. Daley Superintendent Mr. Russell E. Teasdale Assistant Superintendent Mr. Edward J. Kaylor Secondary Supervisor Mr. Edward L. Sullivan Supervisor of Pupil Services Mr. Richard D. Mahoney Vice-Principal Mr. Salvatore A. Petrillo Vice-Principal 19 ■ BARRAR,III Social Studies American Histor y American Political Behavior Freshman Football Coach MR. RICHARD BERNARDO Planetarium Director Cross-Country Coach MR. PAUL BOUFFARD Cafeteria Supervisor MR. ROBERT BREAULT Biology Life Science MR. RICHARD BREZINSKI Psychology I, II MRS. MILDRED BROUGH School Nurse MR. THOMAS BURNS Math Department Head Math IV Computer MRS. BEVERLY CARON Algebra I, II Math IV Computer MRS. SHARON CAVALLARO Record Keeping Shorthand Typing I, II Notehand Personal Typing MR. DAVID CHAUVETTE Chemistry 9,12 MR. PAUL CORCORAN Max-Ed. Coordinator Golf Coach MRS. BEATRICE CORREA Special Needs . MR. HARVEY ALDEN English 11,12 MR. PAUL AUDETTE Electronics MR. JOHN AZEVEDO Auto Mechanics Drivers Education Auto Club MR. WILLIAM BARRAR Guidance Counselor 11,12 MR. GARY DREWNIAK Chemistry MS. MARGO FAYE Reading MR. JOSEPH FINGLISS Science Chemistry MS. SHEILA FITZGERALD Physical Education Girls ' Spring Track Coach Girls ' Assistant Winter Track Coach MRS. MARILYN GAUDREAU Physics 9,11 MR. RAYMOND GAUDREAU World History MRS. MARY GEORGE Algebra I Math 1,11 MRS. HAIDEE GILDE JESUS Portuguese I, II, III, IV French 1,11,111 MS. KATHLEEN GOODWIN Physical Education Volleyball Coach MR. ROBERT CROUCH Social Studies World History Alternative Social Studies U.S. History DR. DAVID CUCINOTTA Reading Coordinator, K-12 MR. KENNETH DAY Physical Education Assistant Varsity Football Coach MRS. SHEILA DESROSIERS Math II Geometry Algebra I, II Computer Freshman Basketball Coach MR. JOHN DRISCOLL Social Studies World History Problems of Democracy MS. PAULINE DUMONT Social Studies 9,10 Freshman Class Advisor MR. ALBERT ESTES Physical Education Department Head MRS. AMY GOULART Art Foundation Art History Studio Art MR. EDMOND GOULART Economics MR. JOHN GRANT Health Coordinator Marriage and the Family MR. GORDON HAGGERTY Mechanical Drawing MS. SHARON HAMLEN English 11 12 Drama Speech MR. JAMES HENRY American History Law MR. CHARLES JORDON Biology MR. JAY KELLEY Algebra I, II Math I Trigonometry Computer MRS. CAROL KIDD Algebra I, II Geometry MR. LEO LAFLEUR English 11,12 Cooperative Education MR. RICHARD LAMOTHE English 9,10 Alternative English Journalism Media Yearbook Advisor MR. HERVE LAVOIE . vv , t-ggjg 1 V i 22 MR. DONALD GRIFFIN Biology MR. WHITNEY HORTON Physical Education Varsity Soccer Coach Math II Computer MR. RICHARD KRANES Earth Science Geology Astronomy Spring Track Coach Bookkeeping Typing School Treasurer MR. CHARLES LEARY Psychology I, II MRS. ROXANNE LEONARDO Social Studies American History MR. CHARLES LEVESQUE French I, II, III, IV Spanish Latin I Foreign Lifestyles Debate Team Advisor MISS DORIS LOCICERO Reading Clinic MR. BRUCE MAGGS Music Appreciation I, II Assistant Marching Band Director Concert Choir Chorus, Girls ' Glee jazz Chorale MRS. MARY JANE MARCHAND English 9,10 Sophomore Class Advisor MR. PAUL MARCHAND English 9,10,12 MR. WILIAM MATTE Industrial Arts Department Head MR. RAYMOND McDonald Algebra I Geometry Trigonometry Computer Varsity Basketball Coach MR. PAUL McMANUS Social Studies Department Head American History 10, 11 Problems and Interpreptations in History MRS. CECILE McNAMARA French I, II, III MR. DONALD McNAMARA Biology MISS PATRICIA MEDEIROS Permanent Substitute; English and Social Studies MRS. IRMA MELLO Math Foundations Algebra II Trigonometry Computer MR. PATRICK MERCIER Geometry MRS. BERNADETTE MILOT Physical Education MRS. JEAN MITCHELL Media Specialist MR. DAVID MOLLOY Adjustment Counselor MRS. IRENE MORGAN School Nurse MR. ROLAND MOSES English 10,11,12 Independent Study 12 National Honor Society Advisor MR. FRANCIS MURPHY Industrial Arts Graphic Arts 9,11,12 Woodworking 9,10, MR. FRED NEWTON English ' 11,12 MISS LORETTA NOWACKI Shorthand I, II Transcription Typing I, 111 MRS. jEAN NOWAK English 9,10 MR. ANTHONY NUNES Physics MR. KIAH O ' BRIEN Play Production Show Group Mens ' Choir MISS GERTRUDE O ' NEIL French I, II, HI, IV MRS. IRENE PEACHY Reading MR. NICHOLAS PEACHY English 10,12 rack Coo - MR. DAVID PEREIRA Physics Chess Team Advisor MRS. ALBERTA PERRY English 9,10 Dean of Women MR. ROBERT PERRY Music Majors I, II Marching Band Director Concert Band Symphonic Band Orchestra Jazz Band MR. GEORGE PONTES Portuguese I, II, III MR. MICHAEL POMERLEAU Athletic Trainer Athletic Training Physical Education MR. THEODORE PORADA Physical Education Girls ' junior Varsity Basketball Coach Freshman Baseball Coach MS. GALE PYATT Sewing MR. DOUGLAS RAPOSE Accounting Bookkeeping Typing MR. DONALD REBELLO Guidance Counselor, gr.10 MR. WILLIAM REED Graphic Arts Driver Education MS. GAIL RIVETZ Developmental Reading MR. DAVID ROBINSON Art History I Art Foundation Pottery Sculpture MR. MILTON ROCHA Chemistry MR. JEFFREY ROTHWELL Co-operative Education Football Coach, Sophomore MR. GERALD ST. AMAND Algebra II Math I Trigonometry Calculus Computer Math Team Advisor MRS. MARCIA SALMON Health Cheering Advisor MR. EDWARD SANDOMIERSKI Guidance Chairman MISS ANNE SCANLON English 9,10 Guidance MS. NANCY SEAMAN Guidance Counselor 11,12 MR. KAISER SHAHDAN Metal Shop Driver Education 25 1VIS811I1I ¥ ' C-: ' „u , ' . S CHf £ ' .t4 ' k MRS. IOANNE SILVIA Biology MR. JOHN SILVIA, SR. Accounting Law Special Needs Junior Class Advisor MISS MAUREEN SMITH English 9,10,11 MR. RICHARD SMITH American History World History China and the Middle East mmm MR. JOHN SOARES American History World History Law Assistant Varsity Football Coach MRS. PAULA SOROKA English 9,10 MISS ELIZABETH SOUSA Spanish SAE Advisor MR. ROBERT SOUZA Modern History World History Guidance Counselor Varsity Ice Hockey Coach MR. GREGORY SQUILLANTE Phvsics MR. BRIAN SULLIVAN Subsitute for Math and Science MR. JAMES SULLIVAN Science Department Head Biology Physiology Varsity Baseball Coach MR. WILLIAM SULLIVAN English Department Head English 12 MR. ROBERT TAVARE English 11,12 Guidance Counselor Breeze Advisor Assistant Varsity Football Coach MR. ROBERT TAYLOI Co-operative Ed. Social Studies Night School Directo MR. RICHARD TETELBAUM Distributive Ed. Record Keeping Retailing MR. LAWRENCE THOMAS Algebra I, Geometry Math II junior Varsity Baseball Coach Freshman Football Coach MR. JAMES TOWERS Business Department Head Typing I Clerical Office 12 Intermediate Accounting MS. CYNTHIA VALENTINE Spanish I, II, III MR. EDWARD WARD Foreign Language Department Head Latin I, II, III, IV Senior Class Advisor Student Council Advisor MR. JAMES WHITE Art Department Head Art Foundations Studio Art MR. EDWARD WINSLOW Physical Education Head Varsity Football Coac h MR. RICHARD WORTON Crafts MR. ALFRED ZAGORSKI Geometry Trigonometry Computer Ski Club Advisor MS. CATHERINE CORNELL Special Needs MRS. RHEA SULLIVAN MRS. AUDREY BURHOE MRS. MARY SIECZKOWSKI Staff MRS. PAULINE FIORE MRS. MARY CURT MRS. BARBARA SOUZA MRS. MARY ELLEN COR CORAN MRS. MAUREEN DONAHUE 27 II 29 v Seniors Wednes- M orn ing Live!! 34 Junior Victory 29 36 Freshmen Sophomores Senior Class Officers :sm First Row: Lisa Almeida, Lori Bernardo, |udi Cote, Linda Rowe. Second Row: Lynn Pierce, Debbie Lopes, Chris Trembly, Beth Abraham, Lisa Thi- bault, Paul Cadieux. Missing: lames ludge. Student Advisory: Scott Ramsden, lennifer Corcoran Student Council First Row: Sue Gladue, Lori Carvalho, Gregg McCrady, Jeff Webb, Ed Mullen, Richard Mickool. Second Row: Michele Truver, Ellen Roderigues, Cathi Crimes, Brenda Smith, Frank Novo, Sue Langlais, )ane Bence. Third Row: Scott Ramsden, Lynn Pierce, Deb¬ bie Lopes, Chris Tremblay, Toni-Ann Amaral, Lisa Thi- bault, Paul Cadieux, Eric Cold, Lori Bernardo. Fourth Row: Mr. Ward, Karlene Kenyon, Nora Crowley, Dianne Robillard, Lisa Coroa, Vicki Kyriakakis, )oe Ferreira, Kelly Gabriel, Mary McDonald. Missing: lames fudge, Leah Rebello. EEs mmm mm m m mmm I BBSs mmmmmrn SSRJNMViW JBEB SM y National Honor Society First Row: Jeff Mello, Brenda Smith, Rosemarie Sykes, Rebecca Greenberg, Mr. Moses. Second Row: Kevin Trainor, Sue Messier, Lucille Araujo, Brenda MacRitchie, Elizabeth Arden, Delinda Snell, Sandra Kostka, Ellen Roderigues, Mike Tip- pins. Third Row: Chris Sowden, Greg Cabral, Renee Cardinal, Sharon Aldrich, Kara Prayzner, lanet Guertin, Judi Cote, Lori Bernardo. Fourth Row: Joann Legault, Elizabeth Aspden, Beth Kub- lin, Michelle Souza, Charles Reback, Scott Rams¬ den, Leanne Sinclair. Fifth Row: Elizabeth Men- donca, Anne Marie Iwanski, Donna Couture, Nancy Pavo, Hollie Earl, Douglas Amarello, Doug¬ las Bower. Sixth Row: Donald Olivier, Colleen Mizher, Robert Ready, Edmund Wong, Denise Guillemette, Bertrand Proulx, Marjory Schwartz, Elizabeth Foley, Paul Cadieux. Seventh Row: Rob¬ ert Forczyk, William Malloy, Richard Stafford, Ste¬ ven Theriault, James Judge, Lisa Thibault, Jennifer Corcoran, Eric Gold, Jayne Fingliss, Charles Wil¬ son. Missing: Nancy Galib, Mary Ellen Langfield. 1 “ junior Class Officers First Row: Pauline Francouer, Mr. Silvia, lane Bence, Carolyn Souza, Sue Langlais, Dave Murphy, Kellv Gabriel, Michelle Truver. Second Row: Mary Ellen ewton, Chris Brough, Toni-Ann Amaral, Nancy Cote. Freshman Class Officers First Row: Greg McGrady, Mary McDonald, Ed Mul¬ len, Rick Mickool. Second Row: Robin Fournier, Lori Carvahlo, Jeff Webb, Miss Dumont, Sue Gladue, Bill Hathaway. Sophomore Class Officers Diane Robillard, Nora Crowley, Mrs. Marchand, Steve White, Sandy Paiva, B. J. Jackson, Joe Ferri- era, Debbie Correia, Deloras Soares, Vicki Kyria- kakis, Lisa Coroa, Karlene Kenyon. Math Team First Row: Phil Bolen, Scott Ramsden, Eric Cold, Doug Amarelo, Bill Perron, Doug Bower. Second Row: Jim Paradise, Steve Mick, Charles Reback, Rabi Abraham, Sue Violette, Melissa Sylvester. Third Row: John Lockett, Sue Langlais, Sue Mor¬ gan, Gayle Bieler, Sue Dubois, Advisor — Mr. St. Armand. Missing: Ted Kyriakakis, Tracey Hodgate. Breeze Staff First Row: Charlie Reback, Brenda Smith, Scott Rams¬ den, Sue Violette, Karen Horton, Leanne Sinclair. Sec¬ ond Row: Eric Bold, John Lockett, Melissa Silvestre, Dianne Thibault, Ellen Roderigues, Frank Novo. Third Row: Douglas Amarelo, Peter Benevides, Colleen Mizher, Laura Farnham, Advisor: Mr. Tavares. Distributive Education First Row: Jane Brisbon, Paula Castonguay, Louise LaRue, Harriet Helfenbein, Sharon Armstrong, Cary Rousseau. Second Row: Linda Rapoza, Patri¬ cia Coffee, Mellissa Carter, Eva Perreira, Janice Parent, Randy Morgan, Mr. Tetelbaum. Co-Op First Row: Steve Berard, )ohn Massey, Mark Old¬ ham, Carlos Campos, Jeff Finucci, Mike Martin, |im Wilbur. Second Row: Ray Cabral, Brian Sulli¬ van, Doug Armburg, Jeff Kornegay, David Leite, Archie Massie, Jean Bercier. Third Row: Mr. Roth- well, Mr. Corcoran, Steve Mauretti, |oe Medeiros, Andy Fournier, Mike Carreiro, Jeff King, Mark Rebello, Ken Borges, Pat Greeley, Ron Cinquini, Steve Conroy, Tom Stratton, Mr. Taylor, Mr. La Fleur. S.A.E. First Row: Barbara Coutu, Scott Silvia, Sue Violette, Joan Clark, Barry Ferris. Second Row: Mike Raposa, Pat Bousquet, )o-Anne Costa, Roseanne Rogers, Mary Ferris, Candy Mais. Third Row: Robin Kay, Carla Schindelwig, Karlene Kenyon, Lisa Coroa, Craig Wat- kinson, Melissa Sylvestre, Miss Sousa. Chess Team Susan Violette, Bill Perron, Steven Mick, Rabi Abraham, Mr. Pereira. Not Shown: Paul Wood. Debate Team Tracy Waksler, Steve Mick, Rabi Abraham, Ed Mullen, Diane Robillard, Kim Quental, Jeff Webb, Richard Mickool, Robert Forczyk, Steve Berg, Alan Bas¬ kin. Not Shown: Melissa Sylvestre, Advisor — Mr. Levesque. 41 Memories .Vc ' T ssflBrv- , f t . 42 Sharon L. Aldrich No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted . Aesop Elizabeth A. Abraham There are times when encouragement means so much without it there would be no effort. Wacko Cynthia Almeida Don ' t you feel the day is coming that will stay and remain when your children will see the answers that you saw the same. Cat Stevens Lisa A. Almeida These are the good old days. Carly Simon Douglas P. Amarelo What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Ralph Waldo Emerson Sandra O. Alvarez Time passes quickly when you ' re with your friends. But when you ' re alone it seems to never end. S.J.N. Lucille M. Araujo Think to yourself that every day is your last; the hour to which you do not look forward will come as a welcome surprise. Quintus Tlaccus Sandra Araujo Of the people in my past, fading faces in working dream, and though they never seen to last very long, there are faces I remember from the places in my past. lames Taylo 44 Elizabeth J. Arden So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out. There ' s so much left to know, and I ' m on the road to find out. Cat Stevens Douglas J. Armburg If you can ' t be with the one you love, love the one you ' re with. C.S.N. Sharon A. Armstrong We may be but grains of sand on the beach of time, But in the hearts of those we love we are eter¬ nal. Unknown Jodi B. Arruda You can ' t always get what you want — But if you try some time you just might find you get what you need. The Stones William V. Arruda Too many people prefer success; happiness is success. Elizabeth M. Aspden far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may never reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Louisa May Alcott Cathy A. Barboza Being free is being me. A.B. Donna L. Barboza The more I study, the more I know, The more I know, the more I forget, The more I forget, the less I know, So why study. 45 Doris J. Barlow Kristina M. Bates Long you live and high you fly Smiles you ' ll give and tears you’ll cry All you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. fink Floyd Daniel E. Bence Yes, there are two paths you can go by. Hut in the long run, there ' s still time to change the road you ' re on. Led Zeppelin Peter J. Benevides Some men see things are as they are and say, Why? I dream things that never were and say, Why not? Robert F. Kennedy Walter A. Benjamin Half of the time we ' d broaden our minds more in the pool hall than we did in the school hall.” Queen Mark J. Benoit All we are is dust in the wind. - Yogi Kansas Sheryl A. Benoit Anything worthwhile is worth a second chance. Unknown Jean-Paul Bercier, Jr. What you have is your own glory. Rush 46 Kathi L. Borden Before the rising sun we fly .. . so many roads to choose. We start out out walking and learn to run. We ' ve only just begun. We ' re on our way. Kenneth C. Borges Bruce A. Botellio As long as I have a want, I have a reason for living. Satisfaction is death. G. B. Shaw Lori I. Bernardo Lisa Bertrand Patricia A. Berube But someday soon we ' ll stop to ponder, what on Earth ' s this spell we ' re under. We made the grade and still we wonder who the hell we are! Styx It anyone should ask me to give a reason why I loved my friend, there could only be one answer; because he was he and I was I. Montaigne Nancy Bissaillon Michelle Blais Don ' t be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments for those who are friends. Unknown The Carpenters 47 William L. S. Brayton, Jr. Lori A. Brewer Seeing bright colors of nothing, feeling the moving air, hearing the sounds around you, a dream in a land not there! L.A.B. Nancy Boulanger Debbie Botelho Darlene M. Bouchard Cherish Yesterday, Dream Tomorrow, Live for Today. Hughes Douglas J. Bower Without music life would be a mistake. Nietzsche Frank J. Boyko Sir Kathryn B. Brady 48 Jane M. Brisbon Don ' t let the past remind us of what we are not now. Crosby, Stills, and Nash Colleen M. Brogan Life only demands from you the strength you possess. Only one feat is possible — not to have run away. Unknown Abigail M. Cabral So if you think your life is complete confu¬ sion ' Cause you never win the game lust remember that it ' s a Grand Illusion And deep inside we ' re all the same. Styx Paul T. Cadieux Life itself can ' t give me joy unless I really will it; Life just gives me time and space It ' s up to me to fill it. Unknown Dawn M. Cabral Open up and listen freely. Don ' t let logic rule your mind. Listen to this simple guarantee . . . You have the permission and therefore the ability to be happy! Dyan Gregory Cabral Live all you can; it ' s a mistake not to. Henrv lames Raymond E. Cabral I reach over and the fruit of life stands still Stand awhile we search our past we start anew. I. Anderson and S. Howe Patricia Ann Calara 49 Daniel F. Calis I want to learn what life is for I don ' t want much I just want more. Unknown Jeffrey Camara I don ' t want to fade away. Eric Clapton Carlos J. Campos If there ' s a bustle in your hedgerow don ' t be alarmed now. It ' s just a spring clean for the May-Queen. Yes there are two paths you can go by. But in the long run there ' s still time to change the road you ' re on. Led Zeppelin Renee L. Cardinal Ideals are like stars; you will not succeed in touching them with your hands, but like the seafaring man on the desert of waters you choose them as your guides, and following them, you reach your destiny. Unknown Scott R. Caron A man ' s reach should exceed his grasp. Browning Valerie A. Carpenter Cod grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change; Courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the differ¬ ence. . . Abbey Press Rebecca M. Carr No love, no friendship can ever cross our paths without affecting us in some way for¬ ever. Mauri ac Michael S. Carreiro Give me a job Give me security Give me a chance To Survive. T. Shaw: Styx Melissa A. Carter The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. Helen Keller Isaura Carvalho Life is half spent before we know what it is. George Herbert John F. Carvalho The point of no return. Kansas Robin Carvalho It doesn ' t matter who you love, or how you love, but that you love. I -I Paula J. Castongway Good times; Bad times. You know I ' ve had my share. Elizabeth J. Castro It ' s been real. Judith Ann Cavanaugh I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good thing, therefore, that I can do or any kindness I can show my fellow creatures, let me do it now. . . Unknown 51 John J. Charos It ' s been such a long time, I think I should be going. Time doesn ' t wait for me, It keeps on rollin ' . Boston Joann Charron Habit is a cable, weave a thread of it each day, and it becomes so strong we cannot bre ak it. Horace Mann Marjorie J. Chebot Music is to me the perfect expression of the soul. Robert Schumann M. f a Ronald Cinquini ' Those who wander are always last. Paul Chichlowski Every step into the future adds a new page to the book of memories.” Wayne Shaker Lisa A. Coady Last summer between sunrise and sunset an opportunity, an idea, a chance. No rewards offered — for in time they are gone forever. Unknown Patricia M. Coffey I ' ve been happy lately, thinking about the good things to come and I believe it could be, something good has begun. Cat Stevens Stephen J. Conroy Can ' t salute ya, can ' t find a flag. It that don’t suit ya that ' s a drag. School’s out forever. Alice Cooper 52 Christopher C. Conway Jennifer Corcoran Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Louisa May Alcott Kenneth Cordeiro A wise man never loses anything, if he has himself. H.M.A. Doreen G. Cormier Why not think about times to come, And not about the things that you ' ve done, If your life was bad to you lust think what tomorrow will do. Fleetwood Mac Janice M. Correia War is not healthy for the children and other living things. lacky Ferreira Steven Correira lust thinking about tomorrow, clears away the cobwebs and the sorrow. Annie Judith A. Cote Where there is faith There is love Where there is love There is peace Where there is Peace There is God. Where there is God There is no need. Unknown Donna M. Couture Life is like a maze of doors and they all open from the side you ' re on. Cat Stevens 53 William J. Cowan Going for the one. Yes Sandra M. Crane . . and let our feelings out, just to show that we care. Isn ' t that what it ' s all about? Don ' t waste your life in playing a little game, you ' ll lose what you ' ve got and nothing will be the same. lanine Poisson Kathleen A. Crombie We all know it ' s better Yesterday has past Now let ' s all start the living For the one that ' s going to last. Cat Stevens Susan Dailey If you have anything really valuable to con¬ tribute to the world it will come through the expression of your own personality, that single spark of divinity that sets you off and makes you different from every other living creature. Bruce Barton Thomas J. Daley Lose your dreams and you ' ll lose your mind. Mick Iagger David L. Danis Marthajane Davidson A smiling face. A word of praise. A helping hand. Forgiving ways. Add tolerance, faith, love and prayers. Fhis recipe works every¬ where. Cheryl Anne DeFarias I have clinched and closed with the Naked North. I have learned to defy and defend. Shoulder to shoulder we have fought it out. Yet the wild must win in the end. 54 Kae Cross Robin Dennis Raymond R. Deslauriers When I find myself in times of trouble, Mother Mary comes to me. Speaking words of wisdom, let it be. Beatles Cheryl A. Desmarais Love is better than riches and gold. Riches and gold soon fade away, but love, my friend, will always stay. Unknown Linda Dorgan Kenneth W. Destremps John S. Diogenes Time itself is bought and sold, the spreading fear of growing old contains a thousand fool¬ ish games that we play. While people planning trips to stars allow another boulevard to claim a quiet country lane, It ' s insane. Neil Young Thomas M. Dorgan School was fun but I am sure glad it ' s done. Alice M. Donahue Always leave them laughing when you say goodbye. Cohen 55 Jean P. Dumont What is to come we know not. But we know that what has been was good. Henly John F. Dunne You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. You may have to work for it, however. Lorraine M. Durand lust keep on smilin ' . W.W. Hollie Earle You can turn the world on with your smile. Anonymous Susan Eagan Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead, lust walk beside me And be my friend. Albert Camus Robin Falandys Love: is the ability and willingness to allow those that you r are for to be what they choose for themselves, without any insistance that they satisfy you. Meri-Lee J. Faria . . don ' t forget what your failures have taught you ... or else you ' ll learn them all over again. Lessons learned are like bridges burned, you only need to cross them but once. Is the knowledge gained worth the price of pain? Are the spoils worth the cost of the hunt? Laura Farnham When there ' s a will there ' s a way. Bernard Shaw ] 56 Dan Fogelberg Julie A. Feldman Champion the right to be yourself. Dare to be different and to set your own pattern. Live your own life, and follow your own star. It does not matter what lies before one. It does not matter what lies behind one. What matters is what lies within one. Ralph Waldo Emerson David D. Ferreira . ' ' The greatest achievement is not in ever fall¬ ing, but in rising after you fall. Vince Lombardi Mark M. Ferreira . . so on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there ' s so much left to know and I ' m on the road to find out ... Cat Stevens Raymond Ferriera Jayne E. Fingliss We never know ho u high we are Till we are asked to rise — And then if we are true to plan Our statures touch the skies. Emily Dickenson Jeffrey L. Finucci Do Not bend did not bend for my parents I do not bend for my friends I do not bend for my teachers I am all that I ever need to be I am me. Richard S. Fisher I never make mistakes. I once thought I did but I was wrong. Unknown Elizabeth A. Foley You ' ve got so much to say, say what you mean, mean what you ' re thinking and think anything. Cat Stevens left Finucci 57 ZW ' -W Sharon A. Foster What ardently we wish we soon believe. Young Thomas A. Forand I just want to celebrate. Robert A. Forczyk Far-called, our navies melt away, On dune and headland sinks the fire. Lo, all our pomp of yesterday Is one wth Nineveh and Tyre! Rudyard Kipling Rare Earth Andrew Fournier Sandra A. Fournier Love is a memory that time cannot end. ' Karen Furtado No love, no friendship can ever cross the path of our destiny without leaving some mark upon it forever. Kathleen Furze If you smile at me I will understand because that ' s something everyone everywhere does in the same language. [David Crosby, Graham Nash Cheryl A. Freitas I am only one, but still I am one I cannot do everything, but still I can do something And because I cannot do everything I will not refuse To do the something that I can do. 58 E. E. Hale Roland Gagne Don J. Gagnon Gr egory C. Gagne If thou dost play with him at any game thou art sure to lose. Nancy M. Galib If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. Henry David Thoreau Jacqueline D. Garant The road thru life is smoother when travelled with someone you love. Chris R. Gendreau Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe it can achieve. Eric R. Gold lust let me put myself together, I ' ve got to give it one more try, Cotta take my chance tonight. I ' ve gotta get it right the first time. Billy loel Jill ■ Susan M. Gracia For long you ' ll live and high you ' ll fly The smiles you give The tears you cry For all you ' ll live And all you see Is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Cynthia E. Gronbeck I saw a star, I reached for it, I missed, so I accepted the sky. Scott Fortini Janet L. Guertin The only thing worse than a quitter is the per¬ son who is afraid to begin. John Newbern Denise M. Guillemette The dreamer dreams on, and dreams never die, as long as we try, long as we try ... Barry Man How Gary A. Gray Patrick D. Greeley You put your bet on number one and it comes up every time. The other kids have all backed down and they put you first in line. And so you finally ask yourself just how big you are and you take your place in the wiser world of bigger motor cars. And you wonder who to call on. Rebecca A. Greenberg I do my thing and you do your thing. Tam not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine. I am I. You are You, and if by chance, we find each other it ' s beautiful. Frederick 5. Paris Susan Gregory Catherine A. Grimes And in chasin ' what I thought were moonbeams I have run into a couple of walls. . . But in looking back at the faces I ' ve been I would sure be the first one to say When I look at myself today, Wouldn ' ta done it any other way. J. Croce 60 Shelley A. Hanatow Every person, all the events of your life are there because you have drawn them there. What you choose to do with them is up to you. Bradford W. Haworth ' Head for the mountains. Jeffrey L. Herz It you have a problem tackle it problem tackle it then kick it I H. through |i MU Terence J. Hague 1 Do it right the first time that ' s the main bhing. Billy loel Susan M. Heroux William Hubbard Deirdre K. Ironfield Harriet Helfenbein Every moment there is a reason to carry KennyLoggins 61 Alison Johnston Everyone I know, everywhere I go People need some reason to believe. If it takes all night, that ' ll be alright If I can get you to smile before I leave. Jackson Browne Anne Marie Iwanski We should all be concerned about the future because we will all have to spend the rest of our lives there. Charles F. Kettering Laurie B. Johnson If I should lose let me stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by. Bert on Brailey James Judge Live each day to the fullest, Get the most from each hour, each day, and each age of your life. Then you can look for¬ ward with confidence, and look back without regrets. S. H. Payer William J. Kay How a man plays the game shows something of his character; how he loses shows all of it. ■■ ‘VV. «■. Marybeth Keyes If all it takes is inspiration then I might just have what it takes — and I get it right the first time that ' s the main thing. 62 Cheryl A. King Happy are those who dream dreams; and are willing to pay the price to make them come true! Jeffrey R. King Billy joeI Anonymous Debra A. Kokoszka { The most beautiful things in the world cannot ibe seen or touched, they must be felt with the {heart. Helen Keller Jeffrey S. Kornegay From the mountains to the sun life has just begun. Kansas Sandra J. Kostka I can ' t be contented with yesterday ' s glory. I can ' t live on promises winter to spring. Today is my moment; now is my story. I ' ll laugh and I ' ll cry and I ' ll sing. Randy Sparks Michael Krawetz Everything is funny as long as it is happening to somebody else. Will Rogers Bruce E. Lacerda John R. Lafond Don ' t surround yourself with yourself, move on back to squares. Yes Beth A. Kublin What appears to be the end may really be a new beginning. George Laing As you glide in your stride with the wind, as you fly away give a smile from your lips and say — I am free, yes I ' m free now. I ' m on my way. Earth, Wind and Fire 63 Mary Ellen Langfield The man who follows the crowd usually gets no further than the crowd. The man who walks alone goes to places that no one has ever seen before. Alan-Ashly Pitt Elizabeth M. Lee Life is worth living, but only with a smile. A smile makes everything count, it makes life worthwhile. Valerie J. Ledoux If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. Henry David Thoreau Jo Ann A. Legault Time goes, you say? Ah no! Alas, time stays, we go. Austin Dobson Mark S. LaRoche ' To the point of no return. ' Kansas Louise D. LaRue It ' s just a bottle of wine. It ' s just a broken white line. It ' s just a whole lot of time in the twilight zone, between me and these friends of mine. lackson Browne Elizabeth M. Laureanno These days mark beginnings Lessons taught and learned, Milestones reached along life ' s way, achievements sought and earned. Karen Raun Janine M. LeComte ' I ' m free as a BIRD now. Lynard Skynard 64 Lori Leroux Brian Leite Elizabeth A. Levesque Blessed are they who know the ways to bring back memories of yesterday. Anonymous Randall N. Levesque Long you live and high you fly. Smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry. All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Chris M. Lincourt Long you live and high you fly. And smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry. All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Debbie A. Lopes In this fast moving world of turmoil and ten¬ sion, with problems and troubles too many to mention, our days are so crowded our hours so few. There ' s so little time and so much to do EleanorS. Rice David Leite Well I see you give more than I can take. Well I only harvest some, as the days fly past will we lose our grasp or fuse it in the sun. Neil Young Roger Lemelin Always laugh when you can; it is a cheap medicine. Unknown John F. Lopes Some people never show or tell others how they really feel and only lose out in the end. You ' re in this world only once, make it the way you wish never regretting or wanting anything more or less. Yes Susan Marie Lopes A friend is a present you give yourself. Robert Louis Stevenson Michelle A. Lussier Sometimes I can laugh and cry and I can ' t remember why, but we still love those good times gone by. Hold on to them close or let them go. lames Taylor Brenda L. MacRitchie Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity. Elmer Letterman Lisa J. Maggiacomo You walk along you get nowhere. You sing your song — they only stare. Speak of truth — oh — if you dare. Life is such a funny game. Thorn William P. Malloy Stretched out on a blanket in the sand Kids of all ages diggin ' Disneyland Rappin ' on the CB radio in the van Give a big LO-4 to your trust in man ' Cause it ' s Summer, Summertime is here. Yes it ' s Summer, my time of year. War Scott J. Lynch Life itself can ' t give me joy Unless I really will it; Life just gives me time and space. It ' s up to me to fill it. Barry Switzer Pauline M. Maiato Don ' t put off for tomorrow what you can do today. Because if you enjoy it today, you can do it again tomorrow. Unknown Carl J. Martin Chris J. Martin Mark Marchand Breathe, breathe in the air. Don ' t be afraid to care. Leave, but don ' t leave me. Look around and choose your own ground for long you live and high you fly. Pink Floyd Diane M. Martel I walked on the beach in the early morn. I ran on the sand ' til I could breathe no more. I stood on a rock looking out at the sea — and I believed what I said when I said, ' I FEEL FREE! ' Steve Miller Band Book of Dreams Marlene Martin I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. William Allen White Michael Martin Gail Martin I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I and if by chance we find each other it ' s beautiful. Frederick S. Peris Eileen C. Mandeville Strangers are friends that you have yet to meet. Roberta Lieberman Joseph Medeiras The truth of tomorrow is written in yester¬ day ' s scriptures. A. Racine Judith M. Medeiros Don ' t stop, thinking about tomorrow. Don ' t stop, it ' ll soon be here, It ' ll be better than before Yesterday ' s gone, yesterday ' s gone. Fleetwood Mac Sheryl Means Endurance is the crowning of quality, to be able to withstand all trials and tribulations to come, and patience is all the passion of great hearts. That would be the greatest gift of them all E.P.M. Stephen Mauretti Times have changed. That was then, this is now. S. E. Hinton Patrick McGee John C. McGill . .you work to live, not live to work. Bill Goldsby B. W. Stevenson Robert C. Mazza You can always tell a real friend! When you ' ve made a fool of yourself he doesn ' t feel you ' ve done a permanent job. Gina L. Maucione So you packed up your dreams and tied them with schemes and put them away ' til next year, but I should be leavin ' today I ' ll see you if I PASS THIS WAY. Kevin Medeiros Susan Medeiros Special joys and special places. Special friends together, The moments pass so quickly. But the memories are forever!” C. W. Douglas Michael M. Medeiros We ' ve got tonight, who needs tomorrow. Bob Seger Jeffrey A. Mello “We may believe that our words — which we assume to express our principles — represent us more truly even than our actions, but to outsiders it is the actions that are more elo¬ quent than the words. Henry Steele Comminger Susan M. Messier Forget what life used to be. You are what you choose to be. It ' s whatever it is you see that life will become. Jackson Browne Elizabeth M. Mendonca So when you look into the sun And see the words you could have sung. It ' s not too late, only begun. We can still make summer If summer always comes anyway. Ian Anderson Edward M. Mello As he sows, so shall he reap. Elizabeth Mello The things that I can ' t have I want, And what I have seems second-rate, The things I want to do I can ' t. And what I have to do I hate. Don Marquis Rochelle S. Michaud The years went by so fast, Yesterday ' s now the past. Tomorrow ' s another day, And our future is on the way. R.S.M. 78 Bruce A. Miranda Cheryl A. Miranda We are Children of the World, watching every day go by. Changing my life, changing your life. Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb Mark M. Mollo He who talks is nothing. He who talks and backs up his statement is something. But, he who talks with his skill is everything! M. Mollo Colleen B. Mizher This is the beginning of the future. I will leave behind memories, and take forward my dreams. I will never be the same I only hope to be better. C.B.M. Gerry Moniz Glenn J. Moreira You can ' t change the past, but you can ruin the present by worrying about the future. Anonymous Randolph Morgan Character in great and little things means car¬ rying through what you feel able to do. Unknown 70 Lorraine Nolet On the dry and dusty road, the nights we spent apart, alone — need to get back home to cool cool rain. The nights are hot and black as ink. I can ' t sleep and I lay and I think oh Cod, I need a drink of cool cool rain. The Who Frank Novo The world of the future belongs to the opti¬ mists — to those who seek for the right solu¬ tions to the difficult problems and who are confident that they will achieve success. Unknown Mary Mullaney Long you ' ll live and high you ' ll fly. Smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry. All you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Frederick P. Nasiff Don ' t take life seriously, you ' ll never get out of it alive. Colleen A. O ' Brien The mountain is high, the valley is low and ; you ' re confused on which way to go. So I ' ve come here to lend you a hand and lead you into the promised land. Edgar Winter Mark E. Oldham John Oliveira You can ' t always get what you want, but it ou try sometime you just might find you get vhat you need. Rolling Stones Marie Mullensky Life is a mixture of sunshine and rain, Cood things and bad things, pleasure and pain. We can ' t have all sunshine, but it ' s certainly true There is never a cloud the sun doesn ' t shine through. Helen Steiner Rice Sharon Oliveira know I should be going somewhere I just can ' t arrive There ' s a reason for believing That I ' ve never been alive. ' ' Barry and Maurice Gibb Susan M. Oliveira The more of everything you share The more you ' ll always have to spare — The more you love, the more you ' ll find That life is good and friends are kind. . Helen Steiner Rice Donald P. Olivier As long as I have a want, I have a reason for living. Satisfaction is death. George Bernard Shaw Robert P. Ouellette There will be an answer. Let it be. John Lennon Paul McCartney Pamela O ' Neil There are friends who sail together Through quiet waters and stormy weather Helping each other through joy and through strife — And they are the kind that give meaning to life. Hughes Patricia L. Pannoni Give it all and ask for no return and very soon you ' ll see and you ' ll begin to learn . . . that it ' s alright. Black Sabbath Janice Parent Sometimes I can laugh and cry and I can ' t remember why, but I still love the times gone by. lames Taylor Brian P. Paskowski 72 mm Nancy E. Pavao Aim at the sun and you may not reach it; but your arrow will fly far higher than if aimed at an object on a level with yourself. joe I Hawes Eva Marie Pereira “Love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one. Jay J. Pereira It ' s been real. It ' s been nice, but it hasn ' t been real nice. John D. Perreira William R. Perron Joy Pickering Kyle M. Pickering “Everywhere I go, everyone I know People need some reason to believe If it takes all night, that ' ll be alright If I get you to smile before I leave. jackson Browne Lynn M. Pierce “You cannot teach a man anything. You can only help him discover it within himself. Galileo 73 Janine L. Poisson Life is so short, and goes by fast; Live the best you can, and learn from the past. ' ' IP. Sandra L. Ponte There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. lim Croce Susan Pontes To give a love you ' ve got to live a love, to live a love you Ve got to be a part of . Neil Young Lisa A. Quental The man who never makes a mistake is the man who never does anything . Judith A. Quinn A smile is a curve that can set a lot of things straight. to Petty Virgil Kara M. Prayzner Remember the past for what it was, but think to the future for what it can be. Bertrand L. Proulx Fortune favors the brave. Theresa Pontes In order to be unique, you must be different. In order to be different, you must be what no one else but you can be. A.A. 74 Diane Rapoza Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. Make every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Unknown Linda J. Rapoza Maria G. Raposo Dreams are for those who sleep. Life is for us to keep. I really think that we can make it. Bread Annette C. Racine If I leave here tomorrow will you still remem¬ ber me. . . ? For I must be traveling on now cuz there ' s too many places I ' ve got to see! Lynyrd Skynyrd Scott C. Ramsden In rivers, the water that you touch is the last of what has passed and the first of that which comes: so with time present. Leonardo DaVinci Michael A. Rancourt I wonder what tomorrow has in mind for me. Or am I even in its mind at all Perhaps I ' ll get a chance to look ahead and see Soon as I find myself a crystal ball. Styx Deborah A. Raposa Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice; but for those who love, time is eternity. Henry Van Dyke Jane Elizabeth Raposa For me to live is Christ, and to die is gain. Philippians 1:21 Mark A. Rebello Learn as if you were going to live forever and live as if you were going to die tomorrow. 5. Martins Gail J. Rego In life you ' ll find both happy and sad, but you ' ll learn to take the good with the bad Because life becomes harder, in time you ' ll grow smarter. CJ. R. Lynn Raymond Three grand essentials to happiness in this life are: something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. Langston Hughes Debbie A. Raymond Try the handle of the road, feeling different, feeling strange. This can never be arranged as the lights fade from the screen, from the famous final scene. Bob Seger Robert W. Ready The most wasted day of all is that one in which you have not laughed. Unknown Joanne Rebello The days come and go, but they say nothing, and if we don ' t use the gifts they bring, they carry them as silently away. Emerson Leah A. Rebello Old friends and good times, may they always be in my heart and often come to mind. L. Rebello Charles S. Reback There are plenty of boats to catch if you notice all the sails in the wind. Carly Simon 76 Sabrina M. Rezendes Today ' s fondest moments are tomorrow ' s fondest memories. Unknown Randall Richard Life, like a dome of many coloured glass, Stains the white radiance of eternity. Percy Bysshe Shelley James P. Riley What you own is your own kingdom. Rush Robert R. Rioux Denise F. Roberge There ' s a strange new light in my eyes, things I ' ve never known, changing my life, changing me. Life is everything. . . It ' s meant to be. Chicago Karen A. Roberts Joy delights in joy. William Shakespeare Brian R. Robillard The future is never seen but sought. The past is never changed but forgot. The present will only make our future The past only shaped us for what we ' ll always be. 77 Karen Robillard We never know the true value of friends while they live; we are too sensitive of their faults; when we have lost them, we only see their virtues . Mue Kevin Robillard Cynthia A. Robinson To live fully, we must learn to use things and love people, not love things and use people. Elizabeth A. Robinson If you want to be happy. Begin where you are. Don ' t wait for some rapture that ' s future and far. William C. Robitaille Live that you can look anyone in the eye and tell him to go to hell. Anonymous Ellen E. Rodrigues I want to live; I want to grow; I want to see; I want to know; I want to share what I can give. I want to be; I want to live. Robin Ann Rodrigues Take your time, think a lot Think of everything you ' ve got You will still be here tomorrow But your dreams may not. Michael Rosa Why worry? Take it slow and easy. Anonymous r lohn Denver Cat Stevens Ann Marie Santos . . the earth is the mother of all people, and all people should have equal rights upon it. Chief loseph Michael A. Saraiva A good egg only rolls through once in a life¬ time. MS. ( 88 ) Patricia Roy I wonder what tomorrow has in mind for me or am I even in this mind at all. Styx Linda J. Rowe ' ' Dream what you dare to dream, go where you want to go, be what you want to be . . . Live. lonathan Livingston Seagull Victoria M. Russell Dale R. Schlegel It ' s not time to make a change, just relax, take it easy, you ' re still young, that ' s your fault. There ' s so much you have to go through. Cat Stevens Gary A. Rousseau mmm. 79 Marcy J. Schneider Live by no man ' s code, and hold your judge¬ ment for yourself. Bob Dylan Marjory A. Schwartz Rules are made for the obedience of fools and the guidance of wise men. Winston Churchill Stanley E. Senecal I ' m just taking my time. I ' m just movin ' along. You ' ll forget about me after I ' ve been gone. Boston Patrick J. Shea What a man thinks of himself, that is what determines, or rather indicates, his fate. Henry David Thoreau William R. Shea ' Man in the wilderness. Styx Leanne Sinclair Don ' t stand there on the outside looking in. The music of your heart will not begin. And you will never ever know if you can win. j. Darrow Brenda R. Smith want to be alive to all the life that is in me now; to know each moment to the uttermost. Kahlil Gibran Pamela J. Smith Be yourself — but be your best self. Dare to be different and follow your own star, and you ' ll always have friends. •• P.j.S. 80 Kathy A. Soares Read every day something no one else is reading. Think every day something no one else is thinking. It is bad for the mind to be always a part of unanimity. Christopher Morley Shawn B. Southworth It is strange that I should change. Maybe I am going insane, I ' m leaving now, and I won ' t be back ' til later on. If I ever come back at all. Michelle Souza Charm may be false, and prettiness may be vain; (but) the woman that fears Jehovah is the i one that procures praise for herself. Proverb 31:30 New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures Christopher W. Sowden Don ' t part with your illusions. When they are gone you may still exist, but you have ceased to live. Mark Twain Richard T. Stafford No goal is too high if we climb with care and confidence. Delinda M. Snell Happy times and bygone days are never lost ... In truth, they grow more wonderful within the heart that keeps them. Kay Andrew Carlos A. Soares And now I ' ve reached my final year. I ' ll smile a little and shed one tear. I know I ' ll leave with a crack in my heart, but the time has come to make a new start. C. Soares Edward J. Soares If you can ' t give me your word of honor, will you give me your promise? Samuel Coldwyn 81 David M. Still Give me a few friends who love me for what I am, or even for what I am not; and if I come not in sight of the castle of my dreams, I shall be thankful for life, and time ' s good old mem¬ ories. Unknown Tom P. Stratton Donald C. Stukas Brian G. Sullivan Mark Sullivan William E. Sullivan Remember your Daddy when no one was wiser. Your Mama used to say that you would go further than he ever could with time on your side. Think of the boy with the stars in his eyes, longing to reach them, but frightened to try. Sadly you say. Someday, Someday. Alan Poisons Project Rosemarie Sykes You can dream but you can never go back the way you came. Jackson Browne William R. Talbot There ' s no mountain too high and no river too deep to cross — we can get there if we pay the cost. Commodores Cynthia Tavares Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, it comes and softly sits on your shoulder. Derek J. Tavares I look to the sea Reflections in the waves Spark my memory Some happy, some sad I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had. Styx Steven Theriault Ask not what your country can do for you — ask what you can do for your country. John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jeffrey Thibault Kathleen Thibault Lisa M. Thibault Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you ' ve got; ■ For you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not. Paul R. Thibault Penny R. Thurston As I leave this very first step I take with me, the memories you gave and as I continue to explore my life, your memories I ' ll cherish and save. Me 83 Cat Stevens Michael J. Tippi ns Many miles and many tears, times were had, but now they ' re changing you should know how it feels my friend. Bad Company Cheryl Tobin Christine M. Torpey Don ' t walk in front of me I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me I may not lead, lust walk beside me and be my friend. Albert Camus Irene C. Torpey If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it ' s yours, If it doesn ' t it never was. Kevin M. Trainor Let the good times roll. The Cars Christine C. Tremblay It ' s a complex world! Young Adults James L. Upperman Goodby to all my friends at home Goodby to the people I ' ve trusted I ' ve got to go out and make my way I might get rich, but I might get busted. Steve Miller Sharon Ann VanBrunt Success is the greatest thing to find. Happi¬ ness is the greatest success. All the happiness and success that you dare to dream of will come true, if only you will accept the chal¬ lenge of success. 84 Douglas A. Cox Sandra Velozo I Oh Baby, Baby it ' s a wild world. You ' ll never gel by just upon a smile. Cat Stevens Anne M. Viana Don ' t stop thinking about tomorrow; it will soon be here. Fleetwood Mac Charlene Viera Michael P. Whalen Paul C. Wetzel Gail T. Ward The first handshake in life is the greatest of all: the clasp of an infant first around a parent ' s ■ finger. Mark Beltaire It seems like I ' ve been here before I can t remember when, yes I can and I got this funny feeling that we ' ll all be together again. Harry Chapin Kenneth C. Volejak Life isn ' t worth living if you ' re living in the past. K.V. Scott J. Vilela The lip of truth shall be established forever; but a lying tongue is but for a moment. 85 Christopher D. White We ' ve got tonight who needs tomorrow. Bob Seger James Wilbur You ' re always free to change your mind and choose a different future, ora different past. Charles James Wilson Look to the children . . . for they shall shape the future of Eternity. C.W. Edmond Wong He is rich or poor according to what he is, not according to what he has. Henry Ward Beecher Deborah J. Woodring Michael J. Worton You have the world at your fingertips. No one can make it better than you. Spirit Stephen A. Zygiel ' Time waits for no one. Rolling Stones Jacquelin Farias 86 James Griffin Steven O. Berard I Senior Christ¬ mas Party Mollo Mania! 88 89 I Music Town 1979 93 -- —■ mm L— T ' ■ } i Seniors: First Row: Jennifer Corcoran, Sue Lopes, Leah Rebello, Sue Oliveira, Liz Foley, Sharon Foster, Beth Robinson. Second Row: Beth Kublin, Ellen Rodrigues, Sue Daley, Roger Lemelin, Marie Mullenski, Sharon Van Brunt, Leanne Sinclair, Marybeth Keyes, Liz Aspden. Third Row: Ray Deslaurias, Bob Ready, Marlene Martin, Doug Amarelo, Doug Bower. Fourth Row: Mark Ferreira, Paul Thibeault, Sandy Alvarez, Paul Chichlowski, Marge Chebot, Bruce Botelho, Judy Quinn. X ■ . A k « 7V mm Jib- . Percussion: First Row: Allison Cucinotta, Marcella Santos, Helen Keegan. Second Row: Chris Oliveira, Mike L ' Heureux, Linda Lemelin, Chris Guay, John Costa (sect, head), Chris Forczyk, Mark McGill, Mark Brisson. Third Row: Charlene Coady, Marc Dyl, Corinne St. Denis, Karen Rochefort, Carl Ginalski, Beth Marcille, Tom Pavao, Doug Fiore, Beth Pavao, Mar¬ ion Mitchell, Karen Rousseau (uniform man.). 94 Brasses: First Row: Donna Shea, Russ Hebert, Marge Chebot (sect, head), Colleen Roy, James Paradis (lib.), Anne Proulx. Second Row: Mark Richards, Cliff Trask, John Kenyon, Troy Mitchell, Paul Thibeault, Bruce Botelho (sect, head), Paul Chichlowski, Mark Fer¬ reira, Paul Souza, Diana Cendron, Paul Ouellette, Maureen Collins, Richard Correia. Third Row: Mike Costa, Judy Quinn (vice- pres.), Robert Roy (sect, head), Scott Silvia, Kathy Sullivan, John Foley, Arthur Crimes, Lee Freidman, Jack Rua, Mary Ferris, Rosalyn Cold, Donald Dubreuil, Sandy Alvarez, Sarah Davol, Phillip Warren. Woodwinds: First Row: Toni-Ann Amaral (sect, head), Sharon Van Brunt (sec.), Anne Sullivan, Lisa Macomber, Patti Waring, Sue Dubois, Liz Palmer (lib.), Marybeth Rua (lib.), Leanne Sinclair (sect, head), Robin Kay, Kara Lucciola, Karen Crossley, Theresa Souza, Denise Cendron, Yvette Mulero, Linda Silvia. Second Row: Cary Wolfe (uniform man.), Karen Lamaire, Mary Lou Schindelwig, Kim Saraiva, Leslie Perry, JoAnne Condela, Andy Santos, Bob Costa, Marie Mullenski, Lynn Jackson, Tom Soares, Theresa Viveiros, Martha Cladue, Scott Pavao, MaryLou Medeiros, Alicia Marcille, Lynn Mello, Andrea Reback. Third Row: Bob Silvia, Doug Bower (treas.), Gerrard Goyette, Doug Amarelo, Adam Robitaille, Robert Cabral, Billy Hathaway, Mary Hill, Beth Lockett, Ed Ready, Marlene Martin, Bob Ready, Jocelyn Lemaire, Jordan Medeiros (sect. head). 95 First Row: Liz Aspden, Marybeth Keyes, Ellen Rodrigues, Jennifer Corcoran (head), Judy Oliveira (asst, head), Beth Kublin, Sue Daley. Second Row: )o-Anne Costa, Evelyn Falandys, Debbie Tavares, Barbara Couto, Tracy Leary, Michelle Cardinal. Third Row: Rosemarie Forczyk, Geri Potter, Heidi Ashcroft, Bonnie Fisher, Denise Levesque, Nancy Gray, Elaine Oliveira, Michelle Robidoux, Theresa Chi- chlowski, Rose Freitas. Gun¬ ners: First Row: Cindy Tessier (asst, head), Donna Parent (head). Second Row: Debbie Correia, Connie Souza, Beth Robinson. Third Row: Sharon Foster, Beth Correia, Joan Clarke, Marianne Leite, Patti Gagne. 96 Majorettes: First Row: Sue Oliveira (head), Leah Rebello (asst. head). Second Row: Sue Lopes, Robin Pobzeznik, Doreen Raposa, Pauline Francoeur. Flag Twirlers: First Row: Liz Foley (head). Second Row: Diane Maynard, Celeste Brisebois, Chris Mello, Sue Bernardo. Third Row: Nora Crowley, Trisha Quinn (asst, head), Colleen Mahon. 97 Men ' s Chorus Kiah O ' Brien, Craig Watkinson, Paul Oulette, Bert Proulx, Ray Deslauriers, Roger Lemelin, Bruce Simbro, John Kenyon, Mike Raposo, Leo Guertin, Dennis Proulx, Richard Raposo, Rus¬ sell Hebert, Andrew Santos, David Still, Phillip Warren, Timothy Wood, Doug Bower, John Reinhagen Women ' s Chorus 1 Row: Janine Poisson, Sandy Alvarez , Colleen Abram, Sharon Foster, Monique Heroux, Kara Flannery, Marianne Alexander 2 row: Susan Dubois, Margret Douglas, June Wil¬ kinson, Marlene Martin, Debbie Kokoska, Susan Foster, Linda Silvia, Susan Daley 3 Row: Denise Levesque, Joanne Devido, Teddi- Lynne Furtado, Alison Kosinski, Lisa Coroa, Kar- lene Kenyon, Bruce Maggs 4 Row: Donna Shea, )o-Anne Costa (pres.), Beth Correia, Rachel Parent, Anne Demers, Karen Luc- ciola, Chris Oliviera, Marcella Santos Concert Choir: Row 1: Bruce Maggs, Geri Potter, Sharon Foster, Monique Heroux, Barry Ferris, Susan Fos¬ ter, Marianne Alexander, Karen Horton, Marion Mitchell Row 2: Marcella Santos, Lisa Coroa, Monique Dionne, Susan Escobar, Craig Watkinson, Mike Raposo, Kara Flannery, Karen Rous¬ seau, Leanne Sinclair Row 3: Nancy Gray, Jo-Anne Costa, Carolyn Sousa, Joanne Devido, Bert Proulx, Ray Deslauriers, Russell Hebert, Karlene Ken¬ yon, Roger Lemelin, Marybeth Keyes Row 4: Donna Shea, Beth Correia, Rachel Parent, Anne Demers (pres.), Chris Forczyk, Tim Wood, Doug Bower, David Still, Phil War¬ ren, Chris Olivera, Rose Forczyk 98 Concert Band: Presidents: Mark Ferriria, Paul Chichlowski District Row 1: Mark McGill, Diane Souza, Nancy Gray, Geri Potter Row 2: Roger Lemelin, Marge Chebot, Dana Bogel, Robert Roy, Marybeth Rua Jazz Chorale Bruce Maggs, Roger Lemelin, Donna Shea, David Still (pres.), Marybeth Keyes, Mike Raposo, Kar- lene Kenyon, Craig Watkinson, Anne Demers, Rosemarie Forczyk, Susan Escobar, Chris Forczyk 99 azz Band: Leanne Sinclair, Doug Bower, Sue Lopes, James Paradis, Jordan Mederios, Beth Lockett, Robert Silvia, Colleen Mizher, Carolyn Sousa, Kathy Sullivan, John Foley, Robert Roy, Judy Quinn, Robert Perry, Paul Thibealt, Bruce Botelho (pres.), Mark Ferreira, Paul Chicklowski, Cliff Trask, Donna Parent, John Costa, Scott Silvia, Ken Volcjak, Dana Bogel, Mark Poitris Symphonic Band: Presidents Leanne Sinclair and Marge Cheb ot 100 •� - a W - Chorus: lanine Poisson, Marion Mitchell Row 1: June Wilkinson, Sandy Alvarez, Colleen Abram, Sharon Foster, Monique Heroux, Leo Cuertin, Richard Raposo, )ohn Kenyon, Barry Ferris, Debbie Correia, Marianne Alexander, Kara Flannery, Bruce Maggs Row 2: Teddi-Lynne Furtado, Lynne Cox, Julie Bernstein, Debbie Noble, Susan Escobar, Craig Watkinson, Mike Raposo, Monica Larivee, Susan Foster, Linda Silvia, Sarah Davol Row 3: Beth Correia, Debbie Fortin, Joanne Devido, Alison Kosinski, Marlene Martin, FHeather Wood, Ray Deslauriers, Bert Proulx, Candy Mais, Carla Schindelwig, Chris Oliviera, Marcella Santos Row 4: Nancy Cray, Donna Shea, Jo-Anne Costa, Debbie Kokoska, Rachel Parent, Denise Levesque, Anne Demers (pres.), Tim Wood, Phil Warren, David Still, Rosemarie Forczyk, Karlene Kenyon, Susan Daley .. .991 IMM - ' k Show Group: Kiah O ' Brien, Craig Watkinson, Lisa Coroa, Billy Hathaway, Liz Aspden -pres), Mike Raposo, Laurie-Jane Guerettaz, Russell Hebert (v-pres), Jo-Anne Costa, Phil Warren, Ceri Potter, Chris Forczyk, Monique Dionne, Avery Brannaka, Tim Wood, Donna Shea, Danny MacRitchie, Anne Demers, Jim Brown, Marybeth Keyes (pres.), Eric Cold, Leah Rebello, David Still, Barbara Messier, Mike L ' Heureux, Karlene Kenyon, Roger Lemelin, Rosemarie Forczyk, Ray Deslauriers 101 Paul Chicklowski Colleen Brogan Marlene Martin Bert Proulx Paul Thibealt Sandy Alvarez Doug Bower |udy Quinn Susan Lopes Susan Daley Ken Voljkak )anine Poisson Bruce Botelho 103 Marybeth Keyes Leanne Sinclair Marge Chebot 104 Roger Lemelin 7979 Dinner Theater Under the Direction of Kiah O ' Brien and Sharon Hamlen ¥ m i Front: )ackie Machado, Lynne Jackson, Michelle Lussier, Lois Rego, Jackie Boudreau, Billy Boudreau, Jean Hoyle, Cheryl Lach, Terry Coutu, Kathy Sapelly, Stephanie Dube, Ann Boyko, Kim Wilson, Marilyn Fernadnes, Gregg Workman, Janet Guertin, Lori Bernardo, Philip Lussier, Brendan McNally, Jerry Gallant, Paul Gartner, Tom Sullivan, Jim Gauthier, Adam Robitaille, Noah Martin, Todd Emard, Billy Robitaille, Coach Bernardo. Cross Country The 1978 Cross Country Season will not be eas¬ ily forgotten for Coach Richard Bernardo and his SHS Big Blue Machine. The team finished second in their division with a record of 7-1 which quali¬ fied both the boys and girls squad for the finals. Among the many highlights of the campaign were captain Bill Robitaille ' s breaking of the 2.5 mile record against Diman, breaking of the 2.4 mile record in a 25-30 victory over Bishop Feehan, and a fourth place point of season was the team ' s lone defeat at the hands of Taunton 27-30 which cost the Blue Raiders first place in the S.M.C. Divi¬ sion I. The Boy ' s Squad was led all season by Robaille, Todd Emard, Brendon McNally, and Paul Gartner. The Girl ' s Squad was led by Michelle Lussier, Mar¬ ilyn Fernandes, Janet Guertin, Kim Wilson, jane Bence, and lean Hoyle. At the state finals the boy ' s and girl ' s squad finished thirteen and nineteen respectively to cap off an excellent year. 108 109 r i Soccer VARSITY RECORD Dartmouth 5-2 Holy Family 3-0 Old Rochester 0-0 New Bedford Voke 7-1 Connolly 0-0 Stang 3-1 Attleboro 2-0 Dartmouth 3-1 Holy Family 2-0 Old Rochester 4-2 New Bedford Voke 7-1 Connolly 2-3 Stang 0-1 Attleboro 1-1 Dennis-Yarmouth 1-6 SOCCER At the outset of the season the inexperienced Blue Raider Booters established themselves as a team to be reckoned with in the running for the division title. Due to the coaching of Whitney Horton, the soccer team posted a 9-2-3 record. After going eleven straight games without a defeat, the team suffered two losses in their remaining three games. Somerset did qualify for state competition and was knocked off by Dennis Yarmouth 6-7 in the first round. Wn 110 . First Row: Kevin Medeiros, Mike Krawetz Chris White, Ken Cordeiro, Jeff Mello, Greg Cabral, Stan Senecel Second Row: Dave Bamford Paul Chicklowsk, Sean Higgins, Jordan Medeiros, Steve White, Steve Bumper Dailey, Bill Cowen, Paul Cadieux Third Row: Coach Whitney Horton Charlie Cabral Bob Cross, John DeCosta, Jim Jackson, Bill Lach, Lenny Terry, Manny Lazaro, Kevin Mello, Bill Cuttle, Dave Berube, Chris Brough, and Manager Rrch Mickool Ti Field Hockey FIELD HOCKEY The girl ' s field hockey team had a very successful season this year. The team completed the season with a 7-3-3 record. Placing second in their division behind Stang, they qualified for the state tournament. In the first round of play Somerset was defeated by Sandwich 1-0. On the whole there were no regrets for the season. Everyone gave 100% in practice and games. The J.V. team was also very successful placing second in the division. Their season record was 9-2. VARSITY RECORD Case 2-1 Falmouth 0-1 Westport 1-1 Fairhaven 7-0 Dartmouth 1-1 New Bedford 2-0 Stang 2-1 Westport 7-0 Fairhaven 3-0 Dartmouth 1-1 New Bedford 1-0 Stang 1-1 Sandwich 0-1 Top Row: Sheila Rousseau, Cathy Phillips, Becky Coady, Chris Torpey, Mary Ellen Langfield, Carol Colbert, Marcy Schneider, Coach Veronica Nobrega. Middle Row: Paula Messier, Nancy Gendreau, Sharon Aldrich, Abby Cabral, Ally Johnson, Patty Mullins. Captains: Liz Mello, Gail Ward, Sue Messier. 112 113 1978-1979 Cheerleaders Front Row: Lisa Thibault, Denise Roberge (Head Cheerleader), Paula Castonguay. Second Row: Sue Heroux, Kyle Pickering, Kris Zwolinski. Third Row: Cindy Gronbeck, Liz Castro, Janine Lecomte, Marjory Schwartz, Kathy Furze. 7978-7979 Pep Squad Front: Lou Ann Thornton, Sue Wilkins, Karen Venturini, Sue Benetti. Back: Caroline Corrigan, Theresa Carvalho, Kim Schwinard, Sharon Diskin. Missing from photo Kerry Griffin. 115 | ' 3 | r? 2 - Front Row: John Dunne, Pat Shea, Bill Sullivan, John Oliveira, Bill Talbot, Jeff Herz, Rich Stafford, Chris Sowden, Kevin Trainor, Tom Forand, John Lopes, Jim Judge, Head Coach Ed Winslow. Second Row: Billy Coombes, Peter Hart, Tom Williams, Dan Abraham, Dave Camara, Greg Gagne, Pat McGee, Fred Nasiff, Tom Perreira, Mike Paiva, Frank Davis. Third Row: Assistant Coach Ken Day, Pat Fingless, Rod Stafford, Ted Kyriakakis, Steve Volcjak, Ken Arruda, Doug Heroux, Rick Braybant, Jim O ' Neil, Paul Medeiros, Assistant Coach Bob Tavares. Fourth Row: Assistant Coach John Soares, Mike Morreira, John Rothwell, Scott Geary, Steve Morreira, Jeff Colbert, Manager Mike Tara- dash, Billy Casey, Trainer Mike Pomerleau, Mark Kelleher, Peter Langfield, Dave Cuttle, Steve McGee. Missing from photograph: George Laing, Steve Levesque. This year ' s football team finished the season with an out¬ standing record of 8-1-1 overall. They were 6-0 in the league and were named state champs for the first time in seven years. The team was led by tri-captains George Lainge, Jeff Herz, and Rick Stafford. There were six seniors and one soph¬ omore named to the Southeastern Conference Division Two All-Star Team. They are seniors: Fred Nassiff, defensive tackle; Rick Stafford, quarter back; Greg Gagne, running back; Bill Sullivan, tight end; Jeff Herz, offensive tackle; John Oliveira, split end and one sophomore Scott Geary, line backer. gmy| 119 120 121 1 Joanne Rebello Lisa Maggiacomo Front Row: Nancy Pavao, Cheryl Freitas (co-captain), Deirdre Ironfield (co-captain), Joanne Rebello. Back Row: Coach Kathy Goodwin, Wendi Mills, Dawn Antone, Debbie Holden, Denise Proulx, Kim Gagne. 122 1 SHS VOLLEYBALL 78 OPPONENT V Case W Bishop Gerrard L Dartmouth W Westport L Durfee W Case W Bishop Gerrard w Dartmouth w Westport L Durfee w 7-3 VARSITY — second place Central Division )UNIOR VARSITY — first place Central Division Central Division All-Stars first team: Cheryl Freitas (co-capt.) second team: Nancy Pavao Most Valuable Players VARSITY — Cheryl Freitas JV — Debbie Antone MANAGER — Rena Gelerman Debbie Holden Nancy Pavao Front Row: Debbie Antone, Lisa Maggiacomo, Denise Fernandes, Beth Gelerman. Back Row: Coach Kathy Goodwin, )acqui O ' Neil, Lynne Fillion, Mary Beth McIntyre, Debbie Benoit, Lisa Blaise. 123 Girls ' Basketball The Girls ' Basketball Team has proved itself to be very competitiv e in their division. The 1978-1979 team consists of last year ' s varsity team except for the loss of one senior and the addition of many talented underclassmen. The return of such a powerful team has led many schools to fear Somerset. Under such pressure Somerset is out to prove they are number one. Hopefully their excellent season will qualify Somerset for the state tournament, where a good finish can be expected. The seniors leading this team to a successful season are Cheryl Freitas, Mary- Ellen Langfield (leading scorer), Chris Torpey, and Gail Ward. Top Row: Nancy Cendreau, Lisa Tessier, Cathy Phillips, Carol Colbert, Mary McIntyre, Becky Coady, Dawn Antone, Sherry Hanatow, Coach Nancy Paulhus, Bottom Row: Gail Ward, Mary Ellen Langfield, Chris Torpey, and Cheryl Freitas. Top Row: Kathy Knapp, Mary Fingliss, Karen Rochfort, Laurie VanBrunt, Kerrie Newton, Mary Lou Medeiros, Coach Ted Paroda, Bottom Row: Sue Rowe, Debbie Kelly, Linda Lemelin, Lisa Thibault, Nadine Camara, Mary McDonald. 124 126 Hockey First Row: Ray Benoit, Paul Kelleher, Mike Medeiros, Ken Sullivan, Kevin McCann, Scott Geary, Dave Cuttle, Paul Marcellus, Tom Przystac, Dave Medeiros, Back Row: Manager, Mike Taradash, Brian Paskowski, Tom Richardson, Rod Stafford, Jeff Colbert, Wayne Ferreira, Capt. Rick Stafford, Mark Kelleher, Ken Cordeiro, Mike Krawetz, Coach Robert Souza, Missing From Picture: Greg Cabral, Trainor Mike Pomerleau. As is always the case with Somerset ice hockey, the 79 Raiders had a superb season in the always tough Division I. First of all, much of the team ' s success must be credited to the coaching of Robert Souza. Secondly, the team is composed of seven seniors and five juniors which provides the necessary experience for a successful Season. Yet the loss of seven skaters will be offset by some outstanding potential on Ken Bowers ' j.V. team. 127 Brian Paskowski Dave Medeiros Seniors Mike Medeiros Ken Cordeiro Mike Krawetz Greg Cabral Capt. Rick Stafford 128 . ’ ' U-xst: £Ji k ■ „. ' ■ ■AwmKm 129 Basketball Picked by a poll of Division I coaches to fin¬ ish in the seventh slot in the league standings, the 1978-79 Blue Raider basketball team has surprised everyone by completing the first half of the season with an incredible 6-2 league record and an 8-2 overall mark. Through determination and hustle, the Raid¬ ers achieved many exciting come from behind victories. The season was also highlighted by first ever victories over strong Durfee and New Bedford teams. The Cinderella story has come true for the Raiders thanks to the torrid 21 point a game average of senior guard, Chris Gendreau, the timely scoring and rebounding of Bill Sullivan, and the all-around hustle of Bill Malloy. Sen¬ iors Derek Tavares, Mark Mollo, and Jim Upperman never failed to make their presence known when they entered a game. Strong performances by underclassmen Bob Brabant, Kyle Snell, Chris Correa, Jim O ' Neil, Rick Brabant, Bill Lach, and Ralph Cross also helped to ensure the success of this season. Hopefully, they will return next year to equal and surpass the fine 1978-79 season of the Blue Raiders. COACH McDonald and tri-captains Chris Gendreau, Bill Sullivan and Bill Malloy. Front: Bill Lach, Derek Tavares, Chris Gendreau, Bill Sullivan, Bill Malloy, Mark Mollo, Jim Upperman, Steve White, Back: Rick Bence, Rick Brabant, Kyle Snell, Chris Correa, Bob Brabant, Keith Berge, Brian Thompson, Tom Cabral, Dave Cadorette, Coach Ray Mcdomald, Trainer Mike Pomerleau, Missing: Jim O ' Neil, Ralph Cross, Chris Sapelli. 131 fern f 1 rm . 1 1 132 Winter Track Coach Sheila Fitzgerald, Jayne Fingliss, Chris White, Beth Abraham, Coach Francis Brough First Row: Todd Emard, Michelle Therrein, John O ' Toole, Bill Driscoll, Jayne Fingliss, Chris White, Beth Abraham, Dave Bamford, Sheryl Waterman, Gina Caron, Lisa Hebert, Paul Gartner, Alan Dubriel, Second Row: Cathy Mello, Anne Marie Perreira, Kim Brogan, Henry Perreira, Chris Bonas, Mike Bamford, Cheryl Rezendes, Gary Tavares, Marilyn Fernandes, Jane Boulanger, Sue Morgan, Sue Therrien, Bonnie Fisher, Gerry Boyko, Debbie Churn, Jackie Mullen, Third Row: Assistant Coach Sheila Fitzgerald, Jeff Profio, Pat Goddu, Maria Oliveira, Carla Nicolay, Beth Morgan, Lori Carvahlo, Cheryl Geary, Lynn Jack- son, Charlene Coady, Phil Lussier, Kathy Ward, Andrea Premo, Deb Bamford, Nancy Picard, Liz O ' Toole, Nancy Robb, Brad Lizzott, Kevin Thwight, John Greenwell, Head Coach Francis Brough. 134 Gymnastics 1979 William Barnicoat (coach), Patty Mullins, Michelle Arruda, Lisa De Poab, Erica Bolski, Jane Bence, Cheryl Lach, Mike Pomerleau (trainer). Middle Row: Jane Cote, Nancy Cote, Lois Rego, Pam Tavares, Front: Judy Cote. The 1978-1979 gymnastics team is once again undefeated and has extended its string of victories to 43 consecutive wins. With the addition of four very strong gymnasts, this is perhaps the strongest varsity team Somerset has ever produced. Once again the Somerset team is a strong contender for the state title. Depth in all events has been the key to its success, team work its mainstay, and stable coaching its backbone. These three elements have brought a new dimension to the team and been a right light in Somerset ' s varsity pro¬ grams. The team is led by a number of outstanding individuals. Senior captain Judy Cote and jane Bence, Nancy Cote and jane Cote com¬ peted as alternating all-around gymnasts. Cheryl Lach, Lois Rege, Lisa DePoala, and Patty Mullins competed consistently in three events. Michelle Arruda and Pam Tavares, specializing in vaulting, contributed with excellent scores all season long. A special thanks goes to coaches Bill Barni¬ coat, Stan Cosselin, Bill Barrar, and trainer Mike Pomerleau whose dedicated work throughout the season helped put Somerset gymnastics on top. 137 More Photos by. . . uo I I Library Aides: June Wilkins, Anne Mitchell, Deddie Antone. . Richard Alpert 7979 Raider Staff Co-editors Lisa and Jayne getting to work . . . Richard LaMothe, Advisor Working??? Section Heads Marjy Schwartz, Debbie Lopes, Susan Messier, Becky Carr, Leanne Sinclair, Renee Cardinal 142 r S ' S-i ns -f. v -C 7 [ u5 _0J C£ D III OI D ro — 1 _I ? oT ' d 1J 00 b: Q D _2 - o u - LL. ■ — a; ■—• c£ 5 E - - 03 — ' Id £ rf 03 a� [T « -C “ 3 i o ' c o E £ u. £ ! c rx: .if! 5. DC _I op —J ■O Q mo 1 — 1 S“t: E c a) qj QJ Q. k- £ = — O h- UJ C £ 2 2 o ' 5 o _ U £ ' l u D “7 o 5 a 03 u ! O LU c i 03 O Z c E“g o u 2? 0 _Q 1 3 g M CO Q_ 03 -C 03 N X 03 QJ $ t: .c 03 u U 03 _ 1 o £r c 03 (V 03 $ o 7 m 5 2-c ( xT u C ro Ol xi a £=5 U ai .. 143 The Class of 1979 Would Like to Thank. . . Mr. Edward Ward, Senior Class Advisor. Best Wishes To The Class of 1979 From The School Store D. E. C.A. 617 — 672-7089 Le Comte ' s Dairy Old Fashion Friendliness With Modern Service Good Luck From The Somerset Teacher ' s Association MTA NEA Fall River, Quincy, North Dartmouth We Do It All for You Route 6, G.A.R. Highway Swansea, Massachusetts 147 SLIDE’S TERM TRUST GO. MEMBER FDIC SUDES FERRY AVE SOMERSET 44 THE BANK THAT HELPS PEOPLE 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS COR COUNTY A SOUTH STS RTE 138 SOMERSET SWANSEA MALL SWANSEA 54 COUNTY ST t RIVERSIDE AVE., SOMERSET COR LINDEN A LOCUST STS FALL RIVER Your Hometown Bank Compliments of Venus de Milo Restaurant 75 GAR Highway Swansea, Massachusetts 48 1241 WILBUR AVE., RTE. 103 SOMERSET, MASS. 02725 Ernest A. Mizher Insurance 306 Wilbur Ave. Swansea, Mass. Telephone 675-0308 Ernest A. Mizher Rene A. Lepage Robert J. O ' Brien Edward E. 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Box 5097 Esmond, R.l. 02917 Tel. 401 -231-1350 Asphalt-Aggregate Division 7I8G.A.R. Highway Swansea, Mass. 02777 Tel. 617 — 673 5864 Narragansett School of Gymnastics 169 Ocean Grove Ave. Swansea, Mass. e ru Phoebe ' s Restaurant Best Wishes to the Class of ' 79 We have been happy to help in your musical endeavors. 76-77 Virginia 77-78 New York 78 Canada Somerset Friends of Music 1026 County St. Somerset, Mass. • i Auclair ' s 172 County St. Somerset, Mass. 672-3238 Authorized Washburn Dealer Friends Music Shoppe FINE FRETTED INSTRUMENTS, MUSIC REPAIRS, ACCESSORIES, INSTRUCTION 11188 COUNTY ST. (RT. 138) SOMERSET, MASS. 02725 ROBERT E. CHANDLER GEORGE BENOIT Best Wishes to the Class of ' 79 Swartz Home Center 1000 Slade ' s Ferry Ave Somerset, Mass. home center Hairstyles for Every Lifestyle HAIR DESIGN 2975 County Street 672-0101 Somerset, Mass. 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Mrs. James P. Killoran Expert Shoe Repairing Cheerleader and Band Shoes Sold Best Wishes to the Class of ' 79 Attorney and Mrs. Alan A. Amaral I 160 County St. Somerset, Mass. MR. CARL ' S HAIRCUTTING 1176 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. SERVOMATION OF NEW BEDFORD NEW BEDFORD, MASS. LOUISE ' S 298 SOUTH MAIN STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. SOMERSET CENTER SHELL 994 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. D ' ARRUDA ' S HARDWARE READ STREET SOMERSET, MASS. A FRIEND SHERWIN WILLIAMS SLADES FERRY AVENUE SOMERSET, MASS. lACK ' S VARIETY 476 READ STREET SOMERSET, MASS. MAGONI ' S 681 RIVERSIDE AVE. SOMERSET, MASS. GOB SHOPS HOME OF LOW PRICE LENNY SOMERSET, MASS. HOBBYTOWN SWANSEA MALL SWANSEA, MASS. BEAUTY COTTAGE 108 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. CARVEL K-MART SHOPPING PLAZA SWANSEA, MASS. ST. ANNE ' S CREDIT UNION 286 OLIVER STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 79 KIM and JIM LINDBERG ORGAN PIANO STUDIO SWANSEA MALL — SWANSEA, MASS. CAROLYN L. VADEBONCOEUR Keyboard Mgr. 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KAY CARROLL GIFTS INDIAN SPRING SHOPPING CENTER SOMERSET, MASS. MOTEL SOMERSET JCT. ROUTES 6 and 138 SOMERSET, MASS. SOMERSET SPEED 1190 G.A.R. HIGHWAY SOMERSET, MASS. 158 RIPPOFFS SOMERSET PLAZA SOMERSET, MASS. FURNITURE VILLAGE 2% BUFFINGTON STREET SOMERSET, MASS. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Perry Estelle M. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. John Hinves Best Wishes to the Class of ' 79 Missy-Oregano Raider C.G. Mascott and Deb Judi Oliveira Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kublin Paul Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Denis L. Cardinal Atty. and Mrs. Frank A. Rodrigues Mrs. Frank Rodrigues, Sr. Mrs. Frederick J. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Coogan Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Schneider Mr. and Mrs. David Feldman Deja Vu, LA Mr. and Mrs. John Kostka Good Luck Graduates of ' 79 Mrs. Pauline Budarz Best Wishes to the Class of ' 79 Paul ine Kostka Scott Ramsden Jeffrey A. Mello Brenda Smith Denise Guillemette Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pavao Mr. James F. Sullivan Mr. Gerald St. Amand Mr. Charles P. Leary Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Salmon, Jr. Good Luck Class of ' 79 from Ed Wong Best Wishes to the Class of ' 79 from Steve Theriault Life must be lived by temperance, wisdom, love, and God Samuel Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Roland Moses Thelma Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garant Mr. and Mrs. Frank Novo The Blais ' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon VanBrunt Good Luck, Kids Congratulations from Paul Hebert ' s Restaurant What ' s on the tele? It ' s a penguin!! Good Luck to the Class of ' 79 159 This Book Is Proudly Dedicated To Our 1979 Man of the Year Richard Brezinski 160