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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

RAIDER 1980 _____ - ■ ' ' Somerset High School Somerset, Massachusetts Richard Alpert — Editor Nancy Cote — Associate Editor Richard LaMothe — Advisor I f£ SSp f Ik M ' 3 - 1 - mm HHH The Class of 1980 Proudly Dedicates The Raider to John Silvia For main years now you have been an advisor to the Junior Class, and you worked tirelessly every year to make the prom more and more successful. Your kindness has never gone unappreciated and will never be forgotten. We extend our heartfelt thanks and sincere best wishes to on and your family. The Class of 1980 Old Friends. . New Friends I Tii t f ti 1 Faculty and Staff FIN CF ' iT ' 0N £VALU Mr. Thomas J. Daley Superintendent f 1 - . . Jj }� Mr. Russell E. Teasdale Assistant Superintendent 18 Mr. Edward L. Sullivan Supervisor of Pupil Services Mr. Raymond W. Silva Supervisor of Curriculum Carl W. McDermott Principal Salvatore A . Petrillo Vice-Principal Richard D. Mahoney Vice-Principal 1 19 Mr. Harvey Alden English 11,12 Mr. Paul Audette Electronics Mr. John Azevedo Auto Mechanics Driver ' s Education Mr. William Barrar Guidance 11,12 20 t Mr. William Barrar III Social Studies World History American Political Behavior Mr. Bichard Bernado Astronomy Mr. Robert Breault Life Science Biology Mr. Richard Brezinski Psychology I, II Mr. Thomas Burns Math Department Head Math IV Computer Advanced Math Mrs. Beverly Caron Algebra I, II Math IV Computer Math Foundations Mrs. Sharon Cavallaro Shorthand I Typing I, II Notehand Record Keeping Mr. David Chauvette Advanced Placement Chemistry Chemistry Physics Ch emistry I Mr. Paul Corcoran Max Ed Coordinator Seminar American History Ms. Kathryn Cornell Special Needs Mrs. Beatrice Correa Special Needs Mr. Robert Crouch American History World History So( ' ia I Studies Dr. David Cucinotta Reading Coordinator K-12 Mrs. Cynthia DeCosta Physical Education J.V. Softball Coach Mr. Kenneth Day Physical Education Assistant Varsity Football Coach Mrs. Sheila Derosiers Math I Computer Algebra I Mr. Gary Drewniak Chemistry Freshman Basketball Coach Mr. John Driscoll Special Needs Counselor Ms. Pauline Dumont World History American History Freshman Class Advisor Mr. Albert Estes Physical Education Department Head Ms. Margo Fay Reading Mr. Joseph Fingliss General Science Chemistry Ms. Sheila Fitzgerald Physical Education Girls ' Spring Track Coach Mrs. Marilyn Caudreau Physios Mr. Raymond Gaudreau World History Mrs. Mary George Algebra I Math I. II Mrs. Haydee Gil de Jesus Portuguese I, II. Ill, IV French I. II. Ill Ms. Kathleen Goodwin Physical Education 21 Mrs. Amy Coulart Pottery Studio Art Mr. Edmond Coulart Economics Mr. John Grant Health Coordinator K-12 Marriage and the Family Mr. Donald Griffin Biology 22 Mr. Gordon Haggerty Mechanical Drawing Miss Sharon Hamlen Speech Drama English 11, 12 Mr. James Henry Law American History Mr. Whitney Horton Physical Education Health Varsity Soccer Coach Mr. Charles Jordan Biology Mr. Jay Kelley Math I Trigonometry Computer Algebra 11 Geometry Mrs. Paula Kelley Geometry Math II ' Algebra II Computer Mrs. Gail Knippenburg Developmental Reading Mr. Richard Kranes Astronomy Oceanography Geology Chemistry Gr. 9 Earth Sciences Mr. Leo LaFleur English 11, 12 Co-Op Education Mr. Richard I Mothe English 9, 10 Alternative English Journalism Media Yearbook Ad isor Mr. Herve Lavoie A ( •ounting Typing School Treas u rer Mr. Charles Leary Psychology Mrs. Roxanne Leonardo American History Social Studies Mr. Charles Levesque French I, II, III, IV Spanish I Latin I Debate Team Advisor Miss Doris Locicgro Reading Clinic Mr. Bruce Maggs Women’s Chorus Mixed Chorus J azz Chorale Music Appreciation Piano and Voice Assistant Marching Band Director Mrs. Mary Jane Marchand English 9, 10 Mr. Paul Marchand English 9. 10 Mrs. Nancy Maronn Guidance Counselor 11, 12 Mr. William Matte Industrial Arts Department Head oodworking Mr. Raymond McDonald Algebra 1 Geometry Trigonometry Computer Math II Varsity Basketball G ach Mr. Paul McManus Social Studies Department Heail American Histor 10. 11 P I Mrs. Cecile McNamara French I. II. Ill Mr. Donald McNamara Biology 10 Chemistry 9 Miss Patricia Medeiros Spanish I. II. Ill Mrs. Irma Mello Math Foundations Algebra II Trigonometry Algebra II Computer Algebra I Mr. Patrick Mercier Geometry 23 Mrs. Jean Mitchell Media Specialist Mr. David Malloy Adjustment Counselor Mrs. Irene Morgan N u rse Mr. Roland Moses Independent Study English 10, 11, 12 National Honor Society Advisor Mr. Francis Murphy Industrial Arts Graphic Arts 9, 11, 12 Woodworking 9, 10,12 Mr. Frederick Newton English 11,12 Composition Lab Mrs. Carol Nicolai Algebra 1, II Math II Computer Mrs. Jean Nowak English 9, 10 Miss Loretta Nowacki Shorthand I, II Transcription Typing I Mr. Anthony Nunes Physics Mr. Kiah O ' Brien III A.A.D. Inc. Men ' s Chorus Music Appreciation I Piano Miss Gertrude O’Neil French I, II, III Foreign Language Styles Mrs. Irene Peachy Reading Mr. Nicholas Peachv English 10. 11.12 Mr. David Pereira Physics Chess Team Advisor Mrs. Alberta Perry English 9, 10 Dean of Women 24 Mr. Robert Perry Music Majors I, II Symphonic Band Concert Band Orchestra Jazz Band Marching Band Ensembles Mr. Michael Pomerleau Athletic Trainer Athletic Training Physical Education Mr. George Pontes Portuguesel.IIJII.IV Mr. Theodore Porada Physical Education Driver Education Miss Gayle Pyatt Clothing Mr. Douglas Rapose Accounting Bookkeeping Typing Mr. Donald Rebello Guidance Counselor Grade 10 Mr. William Reed Graphic Arts Photography Mr. David Robinson Art History Pottery Sculpture Mr. Milton Rocha Physics Chemistn I Chemistry 11, 12 Mr. Jeffery Rothwell Psychology PO.D. World History Mr. Gerald St. Amand Algebra I. II Math I. II Trigonometry Calculus Computer Math Team Ady isor Mrs. Marcia Salmon Health Cheering Advisor Mr. Edward Sandomerski Guidance Chairman Miss Anne Scanlon English 9, 10 Guidance Mr. Kaiser Shahdan Metal Shop Driycr Education 25 Mrs. Jo-Ann Silva Biology 10 Mr. John Silvia Business Law 12 Ae counting 1 Special Needs Junior Class Advisor Mr. Richard Smith American History World History China and the Middle East Mr. John Soares World History Law Assistant Varsity Football Coach 26 Mrs. Paula Soroka English 9, 10 Miss Elizabeth Souza Spanish 1, II, HI, IV SAE Advisor Mr. Robert Souza Modern History World History Guidance Counselor Varsity Ice Hockey Coach Mr. Gregory Squillante Physics Chemistry I Physics Mr. Brian Sullivan Substitute for Math and Science Mr. James Sullivan Science Department Head Physiology Advanced Placement Biology Mr. William Sullivan English Department Head English 12 Mr. Robert Tavares English 11,12 Guidance Counselor Breeze Advisor Assistant Varsity Football Coach Mrs. Florence Taylor English 10, 12 Mr. Robert Taylor Co-Op Education Social Studies Mr. Richard Tetelbaum Distributive Education Retailing Record Keeping Mr. Lawrence Thomas Algebra I Geometry Math II JV Baseball Coach Mr. James Towers Business Department Head Typing Clerical Office Practice Mr. Edward Ward Foreign Language Department Head Latin 1,11, III, IV Senior Class Advisor Student Council Advisor Mrs. Eleanor White Nurse Mr. James White Art Department Head Art Foundations Studio Art Mr. Edward Winslow Physical Education Head Varsity Football Coach Mr. Richard Worton Crafts Mr. John Wright Cafeteria Supervisor Mr. Alfred Zagorski Geometry Trigonometry Computer Ski Club Advisor Clerical Mrs. Ceccila R ' is Staff Mrs. Pauline Fiore Mrs. Lorraine Talbot Mrs. Marv Curt Mrs. Ann Gagne Mrs. Audrev Burhoe M rs. June O ' Keefe Mrs. Barbara Souza Mrs. Mary Ellen Corcoran Mrs. Marv Sieezkowski Mrs. Maureen Donahue 27 vl£ 1 ilgAjap. JF I $0 if y A «r The Halloween Party DANIEL J. ABRAHAM It matters not what you were to be, but what you are. ” Publus Syrus 80 MARIA ALBERGARIA You’re a shining star. No matter who you are. Shining bright to see, Who you can truly be. ” Earth, Wind, and Fire ROBIN A. ALLARD Heaven help the black man, if he struggles one more day. Heaven help the white man if he turns and walks away. Heaven help us all. ” Stevie Wonder GUY A. ALMEIDA I am running with the devil. ” Van Halen KENNETH M. ALMEIDA MICHAEL M. ALMEIDA The years went by so fast, yesterday’s now the past. Tomorrow’s another day and our future is on the way. ” — RSM — — SW— RICHARD E. ALBERT And the wrong words make you listen, in this criminal world. Remember it’s true that loyalty is valuable But our lives our valuable too. ” David Bowie 36 TONI-ANN AMARAL Just when I think I have life’s puzzle all put together, someone hands me another piece!’’ HOLLY ANDERSON CORDEIRO Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me, and be my friend. ” Albert Camies DAWN MARIE ANTONE I may just be a dreamer but I don ' t care. Cause my happiness is waiting up there. ” Somewhere - ' V. r BRENDA M. ARRUDA My hopes are not always realized but I always hope. ” Ovid THOMAS E. ARRUDA As we go through life it ' s clear to see the most precious things in life are free. ” YVONNE ARAUJO Today my school years end; but tomorrow my new life begins. ” Y. Araujo KENNETH V. ARRUDA If I should lose, let me stand by and cheer as the win¬ ners go by. ” Berton Braley DAVID AZEVEDO Do not look back, and do not dream about the future either . . . Your duty. Your reward — Your destiny are here and now. Dag Hammarskjold 80 MICHAEL R. BACON DAVID C. BAMFORD Life is as simple or as complicated as the mind makes it. Take it easy. ” DCB KELLY A. BASTION For long you live and high you fly, and smiles you give and tears you cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. ” Pink Floyd JANE E. BENCE Special joys and special places, special friends together — The mome nts pass so quickly, but the memories are forever. ” G. W. Douglas SUSAN A. BENETTI ” Waiting for someone to call and turn your world around looking for an answer to the questions you have found looking for an open door. ” Rush LISA BENFEITO Long you live and high you fly. Smiles you ' ll give and tears you’ll cry all you touch and all you ' ll see is all your life will ever be. ” Pink Floyd 80 DEBORAH A. BENOIT MICHAEL R. BERUBE One should never dwell on the past. One should look forward to the future. ” ELLEN E. BOLTON Live by no man’s code and hold your judgement for yourself. ” Bob Dylan ERICA M. BOLSKI He, know where u e’re going for we’ve heard the new winds blowing. And we’ve got to know for ourselves, it won t help to listen to someone else. ” England Dan, John Ford Coley STEVEN H. BERG Climb high, climb far, your goal: the sky, your aim: the stars. ’’ Albert Hopkins BRIAN A. BOTELHO I asked a wise man one sunny day. Cun you help me find my way? You’re so much older and wiser too. Can you help me mister wise man. I ' m feeling blue: You keep me searching. ” Ronnie Van Zantt Lynyrd Skynyrd JAMES E. BLAKEY LYNN BENJAMIN DAVID P. BERUBE The future is light, darkness is past. Life is a journey going too fast there is no time you must see, the future is near I must be me. ” D. Berube MICHAEL BOUCHER I can do anything right or wrong. I can talk anyhow to get along. I don ' t care anyway, I never lose anyway, anyhow, anywhere I choose. Roger Datrey AVERY BRANNAKA Two roads diverged in a wood, and — I look the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference. ” Robert Frost 80 JACQUELINE M. BOUDREAU If you love something you must let it go free. If it comes back to you it ' s yours. If not it never was. ” Rod McKuen CELESTE A. BRISEBOIS ”The years teach much which the days will never know. ” Unknown PAMELA E. BURHOE Happiness is the only good, the time to be happy is non The place to be happy is here. The way to be happy is to make others too. ” John James Ingalls CHARLES J. CABRAL Strength and confidence plus a first hand knowledge of the rewards of hard work and persistence, can help you attain a new and better life. ” Arnold Schwarzenegger ROBERT CHARLES BRABANT JR. A man who has to be convinced to act before he acts is not a man of action. It s as if a tennis player before reluming the ball began to question himself as to the physical and moral value of tennis. You must act just as you breathe. George Clemenceau CHRISTOPHER J. BROUGH ” You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you just might find you get what you need. ” Mick Jagger MARIE A. CABRAL Look around you. Has it found you? Is it what it seems? Neil Young 80 DAVID CAMARA ELIZABETH CAMARA There is only one way to play this game, and that is all out. To give less would be suicide. ” Vince Lombardi They will not come again, the days we knew before. They ended for us on a certain night so very long ago. LEONARD CAMARA Do not follow where the path leads, but rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. ” LEANNE CAMPBELL Optimism is the certain knowledge that no matter how small you are — or how large the world there ' s only one of each. ” Gary McKinley GINA L. CARON WILFRED CARON For long you live and high you fly and smiles you ’ll give and tears you ' ll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. ” Pink Floyd I got to be free, free to face the life that’s ahead of me. ” Styx w 80 LISA M. CARR Nobody ever said it was goin to be easy. CAROLYN M. CARREIRO Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself. ” Leo Folstol DAVID CARVALHO MICHAEL CARVALHO Sometimes I can laugh and cry, and I cant remember why. But we still love those times gone by. Hold on to them close or let them go. ” James Taylor TERESA CARVAHLO Somedays up ahead will come down empty, and some years fuller than the fullest ones ue ' ve known before. Today has been the best day yet. ” Rod McKuen WILLIAM J. CASEY Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty never bad. ” W.C. 80 DONNA M. CHACE MICHAEL CHAGNON Originality consists not in saying what no one has said before, but in saying exactly what you think yourself. James F. Stephen DREW J. CHAPMAN You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him discover it within himself. ” Galileo DANA E. CHICCA You can never discover new worlds unless you have the courage to leave sight of the shore. ” KIM S. CHOUINARD Try everything in life once , and the fun things twice. ” JOAN M. CLARK We are free to go where we wish and be what w° are. Jonathan Livingston Seagull REBECCA M. CO AD Y My will shall shape my future, whether I fail or suc¬ ceed shall be no man ' s doing but my own, I am the force; I can overcome any obstacle before me, or I can be last in the maze, my choice; my responsibility; Win or lose only l will hold the key to my destiny. ” Elaine Maxwell ROBERT G. CLAIRMONT CAROLE A. COLBERT There are places I ' ll remember all my life; though some have changed; some have gone and some remain, all these places had their moments. In my life I ' ve loved them all. ” Beatles I 80 LOUIS D. COLLINS Hungover, Red Eyed, Dog Tired satisfied — It ' s a long road and a little wheel and it takes a lot of turns to get there. Thank you damn It. ” Charlie Daniels JAMES M. CONE ROBIN COOK 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 JO-ANNE P. COSTA There are many roads to go. And we go by many ways We don ' t all go the same way. But they get there all the same. KAREN CORDEIRO Is anyone happier because you passed his way? Does anyone remember that you spoke to him today? The day is almost over, and its tolling time is through; Is there anyone to utter now a kindly word of you? As you close your eyes in slumber do you think that God will say. You have earned one more tomorrow by the work you did today? ' ” ROGER R. COREY ”Give a man a fish he eats for a day Teach a man to fish and he eats for a lifetime. ” Unknown Hi BHI MA:. CHRISTOPHER J. CORREA There is one thing I want to be after high school — and that ' s remembered. C.J. JOHN J. COSTA To make a choice, and decide not to make it. That in itself is a Choice. Unknown ROBERT B. COSTA So if you think your life is complete confusion. Cause your neighbors got it made. Just remember please. It ' s a Grand Illusion, And deep inside we ' re all the same. ” Styx 44 80 Give me a firm place to stand and I will move the earth Archimedes HELEN COUTO Old times have vanished but new ones are still to come. ” J. Couto LUIS A. COUTO BARBARA H. COUTU Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. ” Langston Hughes ROBERT R. COUTURE The man who follows the crowd usually gets no further than the crou d. The man who walks alone goes to places that no one has ever seen before. ” Alan-Ashly Pitt DONNA M. CRAVEIRO Life is not a having and a resting, but a growing and a becoming. ” Matthew Arnold 80 RALPH T. CROSS When one door closes, another opens; but tee often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that ice do not see the one which has opened for us. ” Alexander Graham Bell STEVEN M. DAILEY And I really have enjoyed my stay But I must be mov¬ ing on. ” Supertramp DINO P. DEGAETANO Let the good times roll. ” WILLIAM T. CUTTLE When this you see, remember me and bear me in your mind. Let all the world say u hat they may, speak of me as you find. ” Brian Jones FRANCIS DAVIS People try to put us down. Just cause we get around, hope I die before I get old ' My Generation. ” The Who ANNE MARIE DEMERS May the long and winding road bring you love. joy. and happiness along the way. A.M.D. 80 HAROLD J. DEMOURA The greatest achievement is not in never falling, but in rising after you fall. ” Vince Lombardi ANN MARIE DEPIN It’s a complex world. ” The Young Adults LORI A. DESMARAIS What ' s so funny ' bout peace, love, and understand¬ ing?” Elvis Costello MICHAEL D. DESOUTO DAVID DESROSIERS SHARON DISKIN ff e must welcome the future. Remembering that soon it will be the past, and we must respect the past knowing that once it was all that was humanly possible. ” George Santayana KAREN R. DORGAN Take your lime think alot Think of everything you’ve got. You will be there tomorrow, but your dreams may not.” Cat Stevens LINDA DICKINSON Red, while and blue Gaze in your looking glass you ' re not a child anymore. Red, white, and blue, the future is all but past So lift up your heart and make a new start and lead us away from here. ” Styx WILLIAM F. DRISCOLL Live fully — to love, to learn, to appreciate and to experience ... to constantly grow . . . never to allow anyone to deny you true individual freedom. ” W.F.D. 4 MICHELLE A. DUARTE The sun is fading away that ' s the end of the day as the June-light turns to moonlight. Til be on my way. ” Beatles 80 ALAN R. DUBREUIL MARCUS F. DYL Life is a pure flames, and we live by an invisible sun within us. ” Sir Thomas Browne KATHLEEN EAGAN You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you just might find you get what you need. ” 48 The Stones TODD EMARD ELIZABETH A. DUFFY look to the world and notice it’s turning. With every mistake we must surely be learning. ” Beatles JAMES R. DYSON DORIS ENGLAND Your only obligation in any lifetime is to be true to yourself. ” Richard Bach Fluffy” SUSAN E. ESCOBAR believe in the sun even when it is not shining. I believe in love even when am alone. believe in God [ even when he is silent. ” Anonymous DEAN C. FARIAS A person growing in a fast changing world finds him¬ self alone and afraid if he doesn ' t keep up with the crou d. ” The crowd expects him to do all the things they do but he is just one person in a fast changing world. 80 EVELYN FALANDYS I shall pass through this world but once. Any good thing that can do, or any kindness that I can show any human being, let me do it now and not defer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. ” Grillet TODD R. FATTIBENE DENISE M. FERNANDES Be yourself — but be your best self. Dare to be diffe r¬ ent and follow your own star. ” Payer GARY M. FERNANDES 80 PATRICK V. FINGLISS Live each day to the fullest, get the most from each hour, each day and each age of your life. Then you can look foruard with confidence and look back without regrets. S. H. Payer LESLIE M. FLETCHER Each moment of the year has it’s own beauty, a pic¬ ture. Which teas never seen before and which shall never be seen again.” Ralph Waldo Emerson DEBRA A. FORTIN If you love something set it free. If it comes back it ' s yours. If it doesn ' t, it never was.” Anonymous 80 . PAULINE M. FRANCOEUR Don I make me over . . . Accept me for what I do . . . Accept me for what lam. Anonymous JAYNE M. FREEBORN It ' s easy, takin, it day by day. Boston ROSEMARIE FREITAS There are two kinds of people in the world. Those who want to be something and those who want to do some¬ thing. There ' s less competition among the seconds. Dwight Morrow CAROLINE M. FURTADO KELLIE A. GABRIEL No man can be happy without a friend, nor be sure of his friend ' till he is unhappy. Thomas Fuller BRIAN E. GAGNE I ' m just beginning to feel, Tm just beginning to give, Tm just beginning to feel. I ' m just beginning to live. ” Billy Joel DAVID D. GAGNE GERALD J. GALLANT DENISE C. GARANT People see things that are anil say, Why ' But I dream things that never were and ask, ' Why not?’ ” 80 51 JOHN T. GARGANTA Turn the Page.” Bob Seger l 80 PAUL A. GARTNER To cultivate kindness is a valuable part of the business of life. ” Johnson DAVID E. GAUTHIER No Pain — No Gain” Arnold Schwarzenegger NANCY E. GENDREAU To achieve all that’s possible we must attempt the impossible. To be as much as we can be we must dream of being more. ” Unknown KAREN GUILLET People should blow their own horn. After all they ' re really the only ones who know the tune. ” Bob Talbert l r 5 JO-ANN GONDELA GINA M. GONSALVES The happiest times are those shared with friends. ” Anonymous 52 PETER P. GOSSIC CAROLE L. GOTHARD But all is changed with time. The future none can see. The road you leave behind. Ahead lies mystery. ” Stevie Wonder 80 PAMELA A. GOUVEIA So many faces in and out of my life. Some will last. Some will just be now and then. Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes. Fm afraid it ' s lime for goodbye again. ” Billy Joel ELEANOR M. GRAHAM I never thought rd make it. I never thought Fd try. But here I am. Fm making it and I really don t know why. ” E.M.G. PETER R. GRANT DAVID P. GREELY Living for the weekend. ” James Montgomery ARTHUR P. GRIMES The common man keeps the wheels turning ; but it was an uncommon man who invented the wheel.” EDWARD GUARNIERE Just take a look around you , livin ' for the future in blind. I believe what we achieve will be left behind. ” Boston 80 LAURIE J. GUERRETTAZ If you love something set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn ' t, it never was. ” Anonymous RICHARD H. GUILLEMETTE If you worry about what people think of you, it means that you have more confidence in their opinions than you have in your own. ” Harold Hayden KARI J. HAMEKOSKI And ivhen my mind is ivondering there I will go and it really doesn ' t matter if I ' m wrong Fm right ivhere I belong Fm right ...” Lennon McCartney LOWELL A. HART He that holds fast the golden mean. And live content¬ edly between the little and the great Feels not the wants that pinch the poor Nor plagues that haunt the rich man ' s door. ’’ William Copper A BRIAN T. HEAP SEAN W. HIGGINS There is something for all who look, there ' s a story in every book All of the pages, between all the lines, so much that you can find. ” Kansas THOMAS S. HOOLE You give but little when you give of your possessions It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. ” Kahlil Gibran We ' re finally on our own.” Neil Young DOUGLAS W. HEROUX You gotta live life and be yourself You can ' t live life for anyone else You gotta live life, that’s all you do Nobody gonna live your life for you. ” The Kinks RUSSELL HEBERT If a man does not keep pace with his companions, per¬ haps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. ” Henry David Thoreau GREGORY HORDERN PETER M. HART Quiet and pensive My thoughts apprehensive the hours drift away Playing a lone hand my life begins today. ” Rush DEBRA A. HOLDEN I ' ve been up and down this highway far as my eyes can see. No matter how fast I run I can never seem to get away from me No matter where I am I can ' t help think¬ ing I ' m just a day away from where I want to be. ” Jackson Browne TRACY E. HODGATE As my life goes on I believe somehow something’s changed Something deep inside, part of me There ' s a strange new light in my eyes, things I ' ve never known Changin ' my life, changin’ me Tve been search in ' so long to find an answer Now I know my life has mean¬ ing.” Chicago 55 CAROL A. HOYLE Love is like a candle; to blow it out would mean to live in darkness.” 80 JEAN M. HOYLE You only have one life to live so live it wild. ” J.M.H. JEFFREY A. HUNT The secret of success in life. Is for a person to be ready ivhen his opportunity comes. ” Disraeli PHILLIP D. JENKINSON CHRISTOPHER F. KEENE If I don ' t meet you no more in this world Til meet you in the next and don’t be late. ” Jimi Hendrix LEWIS M. KELLEHER Don’t let it bring you down, it’s only castles burning, just find someone who’s turning, and you will come around. ” Neil Young SEAN E. KELLY You can ' t change the past, but you can ruin the present by worrying about the future. ” Anonymous WENDY KERRIGAN Consider well what your strength is equal to, and what exceeds your ability. ” 80 DEBRA A. KING DIANE KING So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out. There’s so much more to know, and I’m on the road to find out. ” Cat Stevens KATHRYN A. KULPA Live by no man’s code and hold your judgement for yourself. Bob Dylan THEODORE P. KYRIAKAKIS Life is like a mountain side, you have to climb it to the lop. ” E.L.O. WILLIAM LACH It’s easy taking it day by day. ” Boston SUSAN A. LAFERRIERE I’m not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I live today. ” William Allen White 80 KAREN M. LAHIFF True happiness consists not in the amount of friends •you have, but in their quality and worth . Anonymous ALBERT O. LANGLAIS JR. Only put off until tomorrow what you are willing to die having left undone. ” Picasso JEFFREY LAUREANNO Success generally depends on knowing how long it takes to succeed. ” PETER Q. LANGFIELD “If you can dream — and not make dreams your master: If you can think — and ru t make thoughts your aim: If you can meet with triumph ami disaster, and treat those two im tasters just the same. If you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds worth of distance run. Yours is the earth and everything that ' s in it. And — which is more — you ' ll he a man my son. ' ' Rudvard Kipling SUSAN R. LANGLAIS Goodbye stranger, it’s been nice, hope you find your paradise. Tried to see your point of view, hope your dreams will all come true. ” Supertramp SUSAN A. LAUREANNO ' Time is not measured by years that you live But by the deeds that you do and the joy that you give. ” Helen Steiner Rice 80 JEFFREY P. LAVOIE Life is a long song, but the tune ends too short for us EMMANUEL LAZARO Looking out at the road rushing under my wheels Look¬ ing back at the years gone by like so many summer fields. In seventy-nine I was seventeen And running up one-o-one I don’t know where rm running now. I ' m just running on.” Jackson Browne MICHELLE I. LEMAIRE Friendship is something a person always need in cele¬ brating good times aru[ bad. ” LISA ANN LAVOIE To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. ” Anatole France PAULINE A. LAVOIE ' Half the fun of having a friend is being one yourself. ” WILLIAM L. LECOMTE JOCELYN B. LEMAIRE The goal of yesterday will be the starting point of tomorrow. ” Carlyle I VI SCOTT G. LEMELIN When you do something wrong, no one forgets. When you do something right no one remembers. ” MICHELLE R. LEVESQUE To be loved is to know happiness and contentment. To give love is to know the joy of sharing oneself. For is through the miracle of love that we discover the fullness of life. ” 80 Robin St. John 59 80 MICHAEL P. L’HEUREUX What my heart thinks my longue speaks. ” Shakespeare CAROLE LIMA I won ' t give up, I never would I just get quiet when it’s bad and scream when I’m feeling good. ' The Tubes JOHN F. LOCKETT They did not strike twelve the first time. Emerson LINDA A. LOPES BRIAN F. LOURO No one is bom a whole person. Each of us is loved into wholeness. You need a friend! Unknown STEVEN MACHADO Always be sure to get what you like or else you will be forced to like what you get. ” George Bernard Shaw PAUL H. MAGAN, JR. It is not a crime to enjoy life. It is a crime not to. ” P.H.M. COLLEEN M. MAHON People live from day to day but they do not count the time, they don ' t see their days slipping by and neither do 60 James Taylor ■«♦•� « SHEILA MAURETTI The days were long, the time was short. We ' re stuck in the middle — we ' re all caught. With all things, the lime has come to say goodbye — a wave and a smile and a tear in my eye. ” S.R.M. KEVIN MANNES DAVID F. MARCILLE ' You are hereby invited to become no one but yourself. ” D.G. WILLARD R. MASSIE ALEXANDER D. MALGIERI For what were all these country patriots bom from the soil to hunt and vole and raise the price of oil. ” The Mighty Master of Unmeaning Rhyme MICHAEL D. MALLOY I ' ve heard a lot of talkin ' . I ' ve nearly drowned in their words. You ' ve got to move out in your own direction, for¬ get what you have learned. There are so many paths up the mountain, nobody knows all the ways, there are so many paths up the mountain but the view from the top is all the same. I wish I could remember where I’ve been. ” 80 ANDREW C. MCDONALD Don ' t hand on .. . Nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky. It slips away, and all your money won ' t another minute buy. ” Kansas MARK A. MCGILL The past is valuable as a guide post, but dangerous if used as a hitching post. ” Donald P. Bouchard MARY BETH MCINTYRE If love is what fills your heart Then share it with your friends, and even your ' enemies. ' For both will find great joy and happiness From these three special words I Love You. ' ” M.E.M. BRENDAN C. MCNALLY You have not done enough, you have never done enough, so long as it is still possible that you have some¬ thing to contribute. Dag Hammarskjdld DEBRA A. MEDEIROS True happiness consists not in the amount of friends you have, but in their quality and worth. ” Anonymous LINDA M. MEDEIROS Those of us who walk in light light, must help the ones in darkness up, for that ' s what life is all about: and love is all there is to life. ” Rod McKuen 80 TRACY MCNALLY To truly become number one you must strive to surpass yourself not the competition. ” Anonymous DAVID B. MEDEIROS ” Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there ' s still time to change the road you ' re one. ” Led Zeppelin JORDAN N. MEDEIROS GEORGE B. MEDEIROS PAUL MEDEIROS You can dream but you can never go back the way you came . ” ROXANNE M. MEDEIROS The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it. ” Richard L. Evans 80 Jackson Browne 63 SABRE A. MELLEN rve been going a long time now, along the way I ' ve learned some things, you have to make the good times yourself and save the limes that are allright for the ones that aren ' t so good. ” 80 KEYIN P. MELLO 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 MANUEL S. MELLO I have but one lamp by which my feel are guided, and that is the lamp of experience. I know no way of judging the future but by the past. ” Patrick Henry 80 MICHAEL MELLO PAULA M. MESSIER The things you said are so much clearer now, and I would turn the pages back. But the time will not allow, the way these days just rip along. Too fast, to last, too vast, too strong. ” Jackson Browne TROY E. MITCHELL What you think of yourself matters more than what others think of you. ” . Y ... Jl I ll NEIL J. MULREADY WENDY MILLS There are smiles that say, ' Hello, ' smiles that say, 7 care!’ smiles that reveal much more than words can ever � � say. 64 Unknown 80 WILLIAM T. MURPHY DAVID NASCIMENTO MARYELLEN NEWTON You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. Richard Bach 80 ANN MARIE NOVO No happy time that passes is ever really gone, if it leaves a lovely memory for looking back upon.’’ Robin St. John DEBRA J. NUNES If you love something you must let it go free. If it comes back. It is yours. If it doesn ' t, it never was. ” Deborah JEFFREY E. NUNES Some men see things as they are and ask why? I dream things that never were and ask why not. ’’ R.F.K. CHRISTINE OLIVEIRA Live each day to the fullest, get the most from each hour, each day, and each age of your life. Then you can look forward with confidence, and look back without regrets. ” KAREN A. NUNES . . . all these faces have their moments, with lovers and friends I still can recall. I know Til often stop and think about them. In my life. I’ve loved them all. . . ” JUDITH A. OLIVEIRA Curiosity takes us down a new path each day, with lots of discoveries along the way. Don ' t hurry! Don ' t worry! Don ' t forget. . . smell the flowers.’’ 80 JAMES M. O’NEIL Size is not always an indication of importance; there are small things which wield a mighty influence. ” ALICE M. PANNONI Open your eyes If it ' s not real, there ' s no reason to frown, open your eyes Let ' s not let what never was bring us down. ” Doobie Brothers NATALIE A. PARECE Life and its stages Why? The changes. It ' s like a rain¬ bow the choice of colors all in a row to pick; which col¬ ors. From right and wrong sometimes it takes too long!” N.P. JACQUELINE ERIN O’NEILL It is never any good dwelling on good-byes. It is not the being together that it prolongs, it is the parting. Elizabeth Asquith Bibesco JOHN S. O’TOOLE I guess Tm just a spudboy looking for the real tomato. ” D. JILL M. PANSERA We do not know how strong we are until we are left to stand alone. ” JAMES R. PARADIS The war is won, but the peace is not. ” Albert Einstein DONNA JEANNE PARENT Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, and that made all the difference. ” Robert Frost HENRY J. M. PARUCH I used to get mad at my school, the teachers who taught me weren ' t cool Holding me down, turning me round, filling me up with your rules Tve got to admit it ' s getting better getting belter all the time. ” J. Lennon and P. McCartney 80 MARY PARUCH I’m just beginning to see, Now rm on my way, doesn ' t matter to me, chasing the clouds away. ” Dustin Hayward 80 THOMAS D. PAY AO SCOTT R. PELLETIER We had something to learn. Now it’s time for the wheel to turn. Grains of sand, one by one, before you know it, all gone. ” Todd Rundgren TIMOTHY V. PELOQUIN Live and let die. ” Buzzy THOMAS A. PEREIRA KEVIN D. PERRY All are needed by each one; nothing is fair or good alone. ” Ralph Waldo Emerson JEANNINE P. PETRIN DAVID PICARD Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. ” ROBIN A. POBZEZNIK I ' d like to leave an echo whispering softly down the ways, of happy times and laughing times and bright and sunny days. ” 68 Carol Mirkel CHARLES H. POMFRET Surrender, Surrender, but don ' t give yourself away. Cheap Trick EDWARD PONTES If a man does not keep pace with his companions per¬ haps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears however measured or far away.” Henry David Thoreau DENISE M. PROULX But it’s too hard for me to say goodbye, when I still believe the good things outweigh the bad. Think of all the good times we had ’’ Cashman and West 80 ROBERT PONTE ,r You may say Tm a dreamer — but Tm not the only one.” Beatles GERALYN M. POTTER One is scarcely sensible of fatigue while he marches to music.” J. Montgomery THOMAS M. PRZYSTAC 80 PATRICIA E. QUINN Some day we ' ll look back on this and it will all seem funny. ” Bruce Springsteen PATRICIA A. RAPOSA Culture is the heart of life. A cultura eo corasao da vida. La culture esl le coeur de la vie. La cultura es el corazon de la vida. ” Patricia Ann Raposa RANDIRAPOSA Look to this day! For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision — But today, well-lived, makes yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomor¬ row a vision of HOPE. ” MICHAEL RAPOSO In life you get knocked down. The important thing is to always get up.” Carlos Monzon JAMES M. RAPOZA MARYBETH RAPOZA If you are content with the best you have done You will never do the best you can da. ” Special joys and special places, special friends together, the moments Pass so quickly, but the memories are forever ” G. W. Douglas 80 DAVID RAY DONNA M. REBELLO Don ' t let your troubles make you cry. Don ' t waste a moment wondering why. When everything goes wrong, you have to go on, and do it or die. ” Buie Cobb Hammond KAREN A. REBELLO A true friend will always be there when needed. ” Unknown LOIS ANN REGO Now Dm on my feet again belter things are bound to happen — all my dues surely must be paid. Many miles and many tears, times were hard but now they ' re chang¬ ing ...” Mott the Hoople JOYCE K. ROBIDOUX ff hat appears to be the end may really be a new begin¬ ning. THOMAS D. RICHARDSON JOYCE A ROBILLARD Whatever’s written in your heart that ' s all that matters, you ’ll find a way to say it all someday. ” 80 SUZANNE J. RIOUX ” The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. James Taylor DAVID A. RODRIGUES 71 ROSANNE M. ROGERS We fight and die, but cur hopes beat high. In spite of toil and tears. For we catch the gleam of our vanished dream down the path of untrod years. ” Wilma Kate McFarland 80 RAYMOND ROSARIO The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. ” Unknown t ; ! MICHAEL ROY Tm not afraid to face the light, Tm not afraid to think that I might fall. ” Kansas LORI A. RUSHTON I i WILLIAM M. RYAN You can do most anything you want if you stick to it long enough. ” H-K PHILIP SABATINO Dreams, they ' re for those who sleep Life is for us to keep. ” SHEILA A. ROUSSEAU Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore. ” Unknown BARBARA A. RUTTER DANIEL J. SALMON Take a straight and stronger course to the comer of your life. ’’ 72 David Gates Yes 80 ANDREW A. SANTOS ”Dream on, Dream until your dreams come true. ” Aerosmith GARY A. SARDINHA Fve seen all good people turn their heads each day so satisfied rm on my way. ” Yes RICHARD SARGEANT CARLA P. SCHINDELWIG Give me a book and you ' ve given me the world. ” Unknown STEVEN SENECAL Walking down this rocky road Wondering where my life is leading. ” Bad Company DONALD P. SETTERS If a man does not make new acquaintances as he pas¬ ses through life, he will soon find himself left alone. A man should keep his friendships in constant repair. ” Johnson 80 DOUGLAS SHAKER Today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. From the Sanskrit PAULA J. SILVA r Yesterday ' s hurt Is today ' s understanding Rewoven into tomorrow ' s Love. TERESA A. SIECZKOW SKI do not have to make over the universe; I have only to do my job, great or small, and to look often at the trees and the flowers and the fields, and be friendv with everyone. John Gray ROBERT A. SILVIA ”Together we ' ll move like spirits in the night. Bruce Springsteen MARCI V. SMITH There ' s no use quitting when the world is n ailing for you. ” Supertramp MELISSA J. SMITH A merry heart goes all day, a sad tires in a mile. ’’ William Shakespeare 80 KYLE DAVID SNELL MANUEL SOARES JR. Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you . LYNN C. SOSNOSKIE The days they pass So Quickly now Mights are seldom Long Time Around me Whispers when it ' s Cold The changes Somehow frighten Me Still I have to smile. Denver CAROLYN A. SOUZA To accomplish great things tie must not only act but also dream not only plan but also believe. Anatole France HELEN M. SOUSA Familiar faces that Tve seen, turning red and turning green They just got caught with writing on their sleeve I guess Til leave You know I ' m going to miss you, I just thought I ' d let you know, and though you might not love me, I think you ' ll miss me when I go. H.M.S. GAIL M. SOUZA Love me without fear; Trust me without demanding; Want me without restricting; Accept me without change Desire me without inhibitions For a love so free will never fly away. ” Dick Julphen PAULA SOARES Woman, A feminine object, full of purity, strong and intelligent; extraordinary and nimble Skin, caressable, as the petals of a rose. Voice, soft and sweet, adorably pleasant, fascinating and funny Woman, the best com¬ pany a man can ever have. ” P.F.S. STEVEN D. SOUSA STEVEN J. SOUZA Long live my Generation. ” The Rolling Stones 75 v 80 4K ' ! V JKSF vi KEVIN R. SOWDEN RAYMOND ST DENIS RODNEY W. STAFFORD Everyone I know, everywhere I go people need some reason to believe I don’t know about anyone but me if it takes all night, that’ll be alright if I can get you to smile before I leave. ” Jackson Browne JODI D. SULLIVAN 76 JOSEPH P. STEVENS Bom to be wild” KATHLEEN M. SULLIVAN The man who never makes a mistake is the man who never does anything. ” ROGER A. ST LAURENT So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out. There’s so much left to know, and Tm on the road to find out. ” Git Stevens LINDA E. STEWART If I were to begin life again, I should want it as it was. I would only open my eyes a little more. ’’ Jules Renard THOMAS M. SULLIVAN Unknown I 80 MICHAEL J. TEIXEIRA SARAH TAVARES It’s a long hard road that W gone But life has just begun. ” J. Couto CYNTHIA J. TESSIER It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. ” Charles Haddon Spurgeon MICHELLE R. THERRIEN I wonder what tomorrow has in mind for me, or am I even in its mind at all. Perhaps m get a chance to look ahead and see. Soon as I find myself a Crystal Ball. ” Styx SCOTT SYLVIA No goal is too high, if you climb with care and confi¬ dence.” Unknown LEONARD J. TERRY In your head is the answer Let it guide you along Let your hear t be the anchor And the beat of your own song.” Rush 80 BRIAN J. THOMPSON I ' ve been smiling lately thinking about the good things to come, and I believe something good has begun. ” Cat Stevens (Big Red) LOUANN THORNTON Let me flow into the ocean, let me get back to the sea, let me be stormy and let me be calm, let the tide in, and set me free. ” The Who R-U-Ready 2- Rock B.F. 80 ERIN M. TOULAN SCOTT D. TRUE The sky is clearing and the night has cried enough the sun he comes, the world to soften up. Rejoice, rejoice, we have no choice but to carry on. ” Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young MICHELE R. TRUVER Now I won’t be back till later on If I do come back at all But you know me, and Til miss you. ” Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young RAYMOND UPPERMAN ”Live free or die. ” JOHN R. VIEIRA VASCONCELLES For life is the mirror of king and slave, ’Tis just what we are and do; Then give to the world the best you have. And the best will come back to you. ” Madeleine Bridges RANDALL J. VILELA A fool will lose tomorrow, looking back to yesterday. DONNA K. VERMETTE Happy are those who create dreams and are willing to pay the price to make those dreams come true. ” STEVEN A. VOLCJAK When they turn the pages of history When these days have passed long ago Will they read of us with sadness For the seeds that we let grow ...” 79 Rush — A Farewill to Kings 80 80 80 TRACY L. WAKSLER I ' m my future-, education will free me: experience and conviction will guide me. T.L.W. JOSEPH C. WALLACE Life is a series of inspired bummers. ” J.C.W. SHERYL L. WATERMAN If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me? I must be traveling on now cuz there ' s too many places I ' ve got to see. ” Lynyrd Skynyrd JAYNE E. WILBUR ” Don ' t put off till tomorrow what you can do today. ” BETH A. WILLIAMS Have little care that life is brief, and less that art is long. Success is in the silences though fame is in the song. 80 Bliss Carman THOMAS M. WILLIAMS You can’t always get what you want but if you try sometimes you just m ight find, you get what you need. The Stones ANNE T. WARD If dreams come true, oh wouldn ' t that be nice . . . Bruce Springsteen SUSAN M. WILKINS ”Where is the heart that does not beep within its inmost core, some fond remembrance hidden deep of days that are no more. ” Elton C. Howaiteh DONNA L. WOLSTENHOLME And love I send to you my friends. But never tell you so. But I think you know. Todd Rundgren PAUL WOOD TIMOTHY J. WOOD Originality consists not in saying what no one has ever said before, but in saying exactly what you think yourself. James F. Stephen MICHAEL J. WRIGHT DIANE WROBLESKI Yesterday is experience. Tomorrow is hope. Today is getting from one to the other as best we can.” John M. Henry KENNETH WORTHEN KRISTINE A. ZWOLINSKI No love, no friendship can ever cross our path with¬ out affecting us in some way forever.” Portraits were unavailable for the following seniors: AUDREY AMARAL DAVID DANIS SHAWN HUSSEY ERIC JOHNSON JAMES MEDEIROS DIANE MELLO DAVID ROBERTS FRANCIS ROGERS ALAN ROMAGNOLO BARBARA THEBERGE 81 - CASE RALLY — SENIORS JUNIORS Pi I I I k I SOPHOMORES TAKE FIRST Senior Class Officers Donna Pa rent, Patricia Raposa, Patricia Quinn, (Advisor) Mi Ward, David Murphy, Richard Alpert, Chris Brough, Nanc Cote ’ Missing: Jane Bence William Driscoll, Tracy Waksler, John Lockett Student Council First Row: Jae Ferriera, Nancy Cote, Kelly Gabriel, Anne Ward, Toni-Ann Amaraal, Lisa Correia, Karlene Kenyon, Sandy Paiva, Vicky Kyriakakis Second Row: Sarah OToole, Dolores Soares, Jennifer Webb, Patricia Quinn, Richard Alpert, Patricia Raposa, William Driscoll, Kara Lucciola, Lori Carvalho, Christine Mello, Mr. Ward L w B HI 1 A A Ja ! 1 ... mi flBB 1 ■TB. A .. National Honor Society Front Row: Erica Bolski, Mary Ellen Newton, Marci Smith Carole Colbert, Peter Langfield, Marybeth McIntyre, Diant Wrobleski, Scott Sylvia, Eddie Pontes, Toni-Ann Amaral Second Row: John Lockett, Tracy Hodgate, Michael DeSouto James Paradise, Carol Gothard, Marie Cabral, Ann Marit Depin, Tracy Waksler, Margaret Vasconcellos, Randi Raposa Nancy Cote Third Row: Linda Stewart, Teresa Sieczkowski, Laurie Jam Guerrettez, David Azevedo, Patricia Raposa, James O ' Neil Wendy Kerrigan, Liz Camara, Lenny Camara, Susan Wilkins Fourth Row: Paul Magan, Diane Thibault, William Driscoll John OToole, Ted Kyriakakis, Paul Gartner, Kevin Mello Michael Malloy, Kyle Snell, Steve Dailey, Richard Alpert Fifth Row: Geri Porter, Barbara Coutu, Sheila Rousseau, She ryl Waterman, Paul Medeiros, Pat Fingliss, Manny Mello, Ker Arruda, Brendan McNally, Jane Bence, Roger Corey Junior Class Officers First Row: Jane Cote, Jane Belanger, Joe Ferreira, Martha Gladue Second Row: (Advisor) Mr. Silvia, Debbie Correira, Dolores Soares, Martha Ward, Chris Murphy Third Row: Sandy Paiva, Christine Mello, Vicky Kyria- kakis Sophomore Class Officers Front Row: Kara Lucciola, Sue Gladue, Paul Zinni Back Row: Lori Carvalho, Greg McGrady, Denise Gendron, Carla Nicolay, Cheryl Lach, (Advisor) Mr. Breault Freshman Class Officers Front Row: Mary Beth Dunne, Rick Torres, Karen Silvia Back Row: Julie Ramos, Sarah O’Toole (Advisor) Miss Dumont, Dave Ramsden, Jennifer Webb L 1 I Debate Team Bark Row: Steven Berg, Steven Mick, Richard Mickool, Tracy Waksler, Mr. Levesque Front Row: Scott Legault, Eric Keith, Marc Rousseau, Paul Zinni, Melissa Sylvester Missing: Diane Robillard, Jeff Webb Math Team Front Row: John Lockett, John O’Toole, Susan Langlais, Tracy Hodgale Bark Row: Susan Violette, Patrick Callahan, Peter Albany, Steven Mirk, Mr. St. Almond, Melissa Sylvester, Karen Pysmersky, Gayle Bieler, James Paradise, Susan Dubois I Dis trib u ti ve Education Alice Panoni, Jayne Freeborn, (Advisor) Mr. Tetelbaum, Donna Parent, Lisa Carr, Mark Nadeau CO-OP Front Row: (Advisor) Mr. Corcoran, Shawn Hussey, Dave Picard, Ken Nisbet, Carla Hannink, Sheila Mauretti, Lori Rushton. Debra Torpey, Lynn Benjamin, (Advisor) Mr. Taylor Back Row: John Vieira, Dave Carvalho. Roger St. Laurent, Ra St. Denis, Bob Clairmont, Brian Botelho, Andy McDonald. Scott Ture, Mike Neville, George Medeiros, Ray Upperman, Scott Lemelin | 1 |! i Breeze Staff Row 1: Kathryn Kulpa, (Asst. Ed.) Sue Violette, (Editor) Diane Thibault, (Asst. Ed.) Joanne Devido, (Advisor) Mr. Tavares, Diane Wrobleski Row 2: Kevin Bross, Melissa Sylvester, Danielle Gastall, Ric- hark Mickool, Karen Horton, Tracy Waksler, Sheryl Smith, Paula Berg, John Lockett Missing: Jeff Webb S.A.E. Front Row: (Advisor) Miss Souza, (Vice Pres.) Scott Sylvia, (Pres.) Barbara Coutu, (Treasurer) Joan Clarke, (Sec.) Lisa Coroa Row 2: Karen P ryzmerski, Rose Freitas, Pauline Francouer, Liz Camara. Row 3: Carla Schindelwig, Karlene Kenyon, Jo-Anne Costa Chess Team (Advisor) David Perreira, Sue Violette, Steve Mick. Ken Arruda Missing: Ted Kyriakakis gp Dinner Theater Things That Go Bump in the Night 99 The Devil and Tom Walker 99 Directed by Kiah O’Brien and Sharon Hamlen I 92 MUSIC 1979-1980 Marching Band S ' snwPRSET HIGH SCHOOL j ilOER MARCHING OWH ' ’SOMERSET JTASS.i Percussion BOTTOM ROW: Allison Cucinotta, Jessica Chorlton, Karen Rebello, Debbie Correia, Sean Murphy, Karen Rousseau, Beth Pavao, Chris Oliverra MIDDLE ROW: Chris Forczyk, Chris Guay, Linda Leme- lin. Michelle Belanger, Beth Mareille, Marion Mitchell TOP ROW: Ken Mongcom, Lee Stevens, Karl Ginalski, Tom Pavao, Marcus Dyl, Ed Pontes, Doug Fiore, Karen Rochefort, Mike Murphy, Jill Santos, Mike Jammen H ■ 93 Gunners BOTTOM ROW: (Head) Cindy Tessier TOP ROW: Patti Gagne, Joan Clark, Kathy Wilson BOTTOM ROW: Robin Kay, Kara Lueeiola, Carla Brisebois, Lori Watkinson, Yvette Mulero, Glenna Carter, Ellen Isserlis, Michelle Duelos. Mary Beth Rua, Theresa Sousa, Linda Silvia, Patti War¬ ing. Patti Marshall, Karen Crossley, Kathy Sariva, Tina Calise, Sue Dubois. Lisa Maeomber, Denise Gendron | MIDDLE ROW: Olivia Matos, Karen LeMaire, Alieia Mareille, Martha Gladue, Andrea Rebaek, Marylou Sehindelwig, Lynn Mello, Rhonda Solup, Sue Escobar, Andy Santos, Tom Soares, Tim Callahan, David Saklad, Kathy Novacek, Leslie Perry, Kim Sariava, Theresa Viverios, Jennifer Webb, Barry Kublin, Marylou | Medeiros TOP ROW: Richard Jussaume, Gary Wolfe, Robert Silvia, Chris Roderigues. Peter Hiotelis, Gerry Goyette, Billy Hathaway, Ed Ready. Mary Hill. Beth Lockett Woodwinds Brasses BOTTOM ROW: Carleen LaMothe, Charlene Rousseau, Sue Harrison, Sherry Vale, James Paradise, Tim Foley, Colleen Roy, Lori Beshara Middle Row: Donna Sehindelwig, Chris Tessier, Chris Haddad, Rich Correira, Craig Watkinson, Maureen Col¬ lins, Mark Richards, Diane Gendron, Paul Souza, John Kenyon, Greg Mayer, Jeff Krouper, Greg Hitehen, Mike Niekolay, Paul Oulette TOP ROW: Mike Costa, Sarah Davol, Scott Sylvia, Kathy Sullivan, Jack Rua, Tom Gray, Steve Cuttle, Phillip War¬ ren, Donald Duhriel, Leo Guertin, Mary Ferris, Rosalyn Gold, Bill Bell, Kevin Braz t Color guard BOTTOM ROW: Jo-Anne Costa, Geri Potter, (Heads) Eve¬ lyn Falandys, Judi Oliveira, Anne Demers, Rose Freitas TOP ROW: Debbie Noble, Margaret Douglas, Michelle Robidoux, Karlene Kenyon, Helen Keegan, Elaine Oli¬ veira, Denise Levesque, Nancy Gray, Joann Barlow. Gayle Thompson, Bonnie Fisher, Monica Lariviere, June Wil¬ kins. Robin Vale Majorettes BOTTOM ROW: (Head) Pauline Franceur, (Co-Head) Robin Pobzeznick TOP ROW: Patti Goddu, Sue Gladue, Lynn Jackson, Doreen Raposa, Theresa Chichlowski, Debbie Martin, Lynn Viveiros, Sue Ferreira Flag Twirlers BOTTOM ROW: (Heads) Trisha Quinn, Nora Crowley MIDDLE ROW: Sue Bernado, Colleen Mahon, Celeste Brisbois, Patty Williams, Andrea Primo TOP ROW: Chris Mello, Debbie Schwartz, Beth Trembaly, Marcella Santos, Diane Maynard Mmffm Rwsr 1 S sra ' 0 ilLj w a jil fegga isr a. 4V turn TS i | J si ' rii !?. :. pV: ' V f AU ryi M no ■ Ir • M m Men’s Chorus: Chris Tessier, Craig Watkinson, Leo Guertin, Billy Hathaway, Russell Hebert, Richard Jussaume, Tim Wood, Richard Raposo, Chris Forczyk, Marcus Dyl, John Kenyon, Bruce Simbro, Paul Ouellette (Director) Kiah O’Brien Show Group: (Director) Kiah O’Brien, Jessica Chorlton, Lori Watkinson, Lisa Coroa, Betsy Mick, Helen Keegan, Geri Potter, Avery Branaka, Nancy Gray. Donna Shea, Anne Demers, Karlene Kenyon, Monique Dionne, Michelle Boulanger, Jo-Anne Costa, Laurie Jane Guerrettaz, Debbie Correia, Paul Ouellette, (Presi¬ dent) Russell Hebert, Tom Viverios, Michael Raposo, Leo Guertin, Tim Wood, (Drummer) Chris Guay, Mike McGrady, Jim Brown, Chris Forczyk, Billy Hathaway, Craig Watkin¬ son, Chris Tessier 96 Concert Choir: Row 1: (Accompanist) Geri Potter, Lori Watkinson, Joanne Devido, Ros Gold, Sue Escobar, Nancy Pimental, Karen Rebello, Patti Goddu, Kara Flannery, Marcella Santos, (Director) Bruce Maggs Row 2: Monique Dionne, Sue Harris, Sandra Means, Sheri Thorpe, Margaret Douglas, Chris Tessier, Leo Guertin, Susan Foster, Marianne Alexander, Beth Marcille Row 3: Lisa Coroa, Karen Crossley, Karen Rousseau, Heather Wood, Nancy Gray, Billy Hathaway, Craig Watkinson, Paul Ouellette, John Kenyon, Michelle Boulanger, Jill Santos, Joan Costa. Row 4: Helen Keegan, Paula Berg, Rachel Parent, June Wilkins, (President) Anne Demers, Phillip Warren, Tim Wood, Richard Raposo, Richard Jussaume, Russell Hebert, Kar- lene Kenyon, Kara Lucciola, Mary Ferris. Jazz Chorale: lene Kenyon, Marcella Santos, Lori Watkinson (Director) Bruce Maggs Anne Demers, (President) Sue Escobar, Craig Watkinson, Paul Ouellette, Phillip Warren, Mike Raposo, Michelle Boulanger, Kar- 97 Chorus: Row 1: (Director) Bruce Maggs, (Accompanist) Yvette Mulero, Lori Watkinson, Chris Moniz, Joan Machado, Sheri Thorpe, Cathy Oliveria, Karen Rebello, Jessica Chorlton, Susan Foster, Margaret Collins, Debbie Correira, Marianne Alexander Row 2: Debbie Noble, Sue Escobar, Sue Harris, Margaret Douglas, Debbie Fortin, Sandre Means, Robin Kay, Ellen Isserlis, Chris Tessier, Leo Guertin, Monique Heroux, Lynn Bedard, Sarah Davol. Row 3: Kelly Ture, Lillia Silva, Sharon Branco, June Wilkins, Lori Ann Fortin, Betsy Mick, Heather Wood, Nancy Pimental, Nancy Gray, Billy Hathaway, Michelle Boulanger, Jill Santos, Kara Flannery, Marcella Santos. Row 4: Helen Keegan, Joanne Devido, Andrea Barry, Paula Berg, Rachel Parent, (President) Anne Demers, Phillip Warren, Tim Wood, Richard Jussaume, Craig Watkinson, Joan Costa, Karlene Kenyon, Monica Lariviere. Women’s Chorus: Row 1: Sue Harris, Lori Watkinson, Sheri Thorpe, Margaret Douglas, Karen Rebello, Jessica Chorlton, Margaret Collins, Debbie Correira, (Director) Bruce Maggs Row 2: Jennifer Webb, Paula Berg, Sandra Means, Susan Foster, Monique Heroux, Lynn Bedard, Kara Flannery, Marianne Alexander Row 3: Kelly 1 rue, Robin Kay, Joanne Devido, Nancy Pimental, Monica Lariviere, Michelle Boulanger, Jill Santos, (President) Marcella Santos. Row 4: Helen Keegan, Anne Demers, Kara Lucciola, Mary Ferris, Joan Costa, Karlene Kenyon, Beth Marcille 98 HM Orchestra: Concert Master: Mark McGill String Ensemble: Mark McGill, Diane Souza, Karen Crossley, Maria Tavares, John Reinhagen, (President) Nancy Gray, Bonnie Fisher. Geri Potter. Karen Rousseau, Margaret Douglas, Betsy Mick, Jessica Chorlton, Kris Reis, Charlene Rousseau, Debbie Martin, Sue Harris, Rhonda Solup, Beth Trembly. Dennis Proulx, (Director) Mrs. Greenburg, Gayle Thompson, Lynn Jackson 99 I 1 Symphonic Band: Presidents: Geri Potter and Toni Ann Amaral I Concert Band: President: Mark Richard . 3L R It A: - — 100 9 Row 1: (President) Robert Silvia, Richard Jussaume, Ed Ready, Mar Hill. James Paradis. Jordan Mederios, Bob Cabral, Beth Lockett, Mary Beth Rua, Row 2: Tom Gray, Kathy Sullivan, Stephen Cuttle, Jack Rua Row 3: Scott Sylvia, Jane Gesner, Kari Hamekoski, Mark Poitras. Mike Costa, Diana Gendron, Maurren Collins, Mark Richard, Cliff Trask, Richard Corriea, Paul Ouellette, (Direc¬ tor) Robert Perry, Ed Pontes Jazz Band District: Row 1: James Paradis, Tommy Soares, Gary Wolfe Row 2: Colleen Roy, Diane Souza, Nancy Gray. Karen Rousseau, Geri Potter Row 3: John Folev, Mark McGill, Andy Santos, Robert Roy 101 ( t Andy Santos Senior Music Makers Kathy Sullivan Sue Escobar I I j Avery Brannaka Mike Raposo Ann Demers I 102 Chris Oliveria Marcus Dyl Scott Sylvia Evelyn Falandys 03 Rose Freitas Colleen Mahon Eddie Pontes Tom Pavao James Paradise Celeste Brisbois Robert Silvia Pauline Franceur Tim Wood Tricia Quinn Toni-Ann Amaral Kari Hamekoski John Costa Donna Parent JoAnn Goudela Joan Clark Robin Pobzeznick Chris Forczyk Russell Hebert i I ' Cindy Tessier Judi Oliverira Bob Costa Troy Mitchell Geri Potter Carla Schindelwig 05 Laurie Jane Guerrettz Jo-Anne Costa Jordan Medeiros Mark McGill SPORTS ... 1979-1980 SPORTS... 1979-1980 Cross Country: Row 1 L-R, Carla Nicolay, Mike Chemliewski, Todd Gagne, Pete Lapriore, Chris Haded, Mike Lockett, Pete Berthiaume, Jackie Keagan, Sue Guertin. Row 2 L-R, Gregg McGrady, Chris Moniz, Terry Couta, Erica Bolski, Nancy Petrillo, Jennifer Jaryna, Beth Lizotte, Donna Dahlstrom, Ann Pereira, Nancy Picard, Betsy Sullivan, Marilyn Fer¬ nandes, Noah Martin, Row 3 L-R, Coach Bernardo, Jackie Boudreau, Jane Bence, Todd Emard, Brendan McNally, Paul Gartner, Kim Wilson, Tom Sullivan, Bob Judge, Danny Gendreau, Kathy Sapelly, Philip Lussier, Adam Robitaille, Jim Gauthier. The cross-country team’s 7-1 record might seem average, but it was a far from average season. To average a one point duel meet loss to Attle¬ boro, they saved all they had for the biggest meet of the year — SEM Division I West Conference. The team astounded all onlookers with a devastating performance, proving they were conference Champions. They added a second in State Divi¬ sion III and 10th in the All-State meet in Northfield. Leaders of this team were Senior captains Jane Bence, Jackie Bou¬ dreau, Todd Emard, Brendan McNally, and Paul Gartner. Out¬ standing performances were turned in by Philip Lussier, Marilyn Fer¬ nandes, Tom Sullivan, Dan Gen¬ dreau, Pete Lapriore, Nancy Picard, Ann Marie Pereira, and Carla Nico¬ lay. 108 ftuintiitt 00 if bittsp. j ' O MM CVLPcIMM • Front Row: Debbie Antone, Tri-captains Wendy Mills, Debbie Benoit, Debbie Holden, Mary Fingliss, and Kim Gagne. Back Row. Drew Chapman, Karen ’lunkett, Monique Dionne, Lynne Fillion, Judy Lowe, Nadine Camara, Kathy Royds, Tempie Stanley, Terry Mello, Lisa Marzilli, Paula Soares, and Coach Wayne Hall. Under the direction of new coach Wayne Hall, Somerset girls vol¬ leyball team compiled a 4-6 record in the division II league. This year’s squad was led by Tri-captains Debbie Benoit, Debbie Holden, and Wendie Mills, who received the Most Valuable Player award for her fine setting and sportsmanship. Special recognition goes to Dawn Antone for her selection to the Division II All Star Team. The Jayvee squad was led by Nadine Camara and Lynne Fillion. The team finished with a 6-4 record. Special recognition goes to Mary Fingliss who received die jayvee most valuable player award. ST iff Til mm 1 Tjj L JM 1 J| Pv f 1 nsJLT w Id f Field Hockey The 1979 girls field hockey team under the coaching staff of Mrs. Ronnie McFarland and Mrs. Kathy Milan completed another successful season. Guided by the leadership of this year’s co-captains Carole Colbert and Paula Messier, the varsity squad finished the year with an impressive record of 9-1- 3. With this outstanding showing and a combination of high spirits, competi¬ tive skills, and the desire to be a winning team, the Raiderettes were able to participate in the Southeastern Massachusetts State Field Hockey Tournament for the 5th consecutive year. Somerset made a fine contribution to the conference all-star team with Car¬ ole Colbert being named to the team and Sheila Rousseau named to the reserves. Starting with a young and inexperienced group, the Jayvee squad also had a very satisfying season. They proved themselves to be among the best in their division. Congratulations are in order for this year’s fine team best described by pride, unity, and desire. The girls on this year’s team are not only a credit to themselves, but also their school. I Varsity Front row: Becky Coady, Sheila Rousseau, Co-captains Carole Col¬ bert and Paula Messier, Nancy Gendreau. Second row: Martha Ward, Mary Lib Barrar, Patti Mullins, Sherri Hanatow, Sue Thibault. Third Row: Cathy Phillips, Jocelyn Thibault, Michelle Arruda, Cheryl Geary, Ann Hussy, Lisa Thibault. Junior Varsity Front row: Lisa Aguiar, Mary Low Mederios, Carey Newton, Beth Perreira, Pam O’Neil, Louise Limp. Second row: Cathy Mello, Susan Kozak, Lisa Anctil, Lori Carvalhoe, Charlene Coady, Kim Brogan, Deb Kelly, Third row: Julie Hynes, Elise Ironfeild, Tracy Thibault, Sarah O’Toole, Mary McDonald, Sue Anctil, Betsy Mick, Liz White, Colleen H ussey. te- mg SOCCER 1979 First Row: Dave Bamford, Satch (masrot), Chris Brough, Charlie Cabral, Sean Poopsie” Higgins, Tri-Captains Bill Larh, Steve Bumper” Dailey, and Len Terry, Dave Berube Bill Cuttle, Kevin Mello, Ralph Cross, Manny Mello, Russ Hebert. Second Row: Coach Whitney Horton, Bill Terry, Steve Mick, Chris Bonas, Tommy Costa, Jay Patenoid, John DeCosta, Steve White, Paul Brouillard, Mike Bambford Wayne Arruda, Mike Raposo, Magic” Rick McKool, Asst. Coach Joe Andrade. Expected to meet with limited success in their first year of division one soccer, the Raid¬ ers, led by Coach Whitney Horton, came within one win of making the Massachusetts State Tournament. The team began their sea¬ son with a 1-7 record, but finished a strong 7 wins-9 losses. They were the first Somerset soccer team to beat a Cape team, beating both Dennis-Yarmouth and Barnstable. Their other wins included ones over Attleboro, Taunton, and two over Connolly, all of whom qualified for the state tourney. The team was led by its Senior starters and especially Dave Berube and Tri-Captain Bill Laeh, both of whom made All- Conference. Berube, Lach, and Tri-Captains Steve ' Bumper” Dailey, and Len Terry were named to the Herald News All Scholastic team. Dailey and junior Steve White led the offense with seven goals each. Dave Bamford played well in goal. It was yet another successful year for Coach Horton’s boys. L Jp a oXii ' m FOOTBALL 9 79 Row 1 (seated): A1 Remy (MGR), Rich Botelho, Peter Langfield, Jim Raposa, Pat Fingliss, Peter Hart, Steve McGee, Tom Williams, Ken Arruda, Frank Davis, Paul Medeiros. Row 2 (kneeling): Mike Pomerlc-au (trainer), Scott Torpey (MGR), Steve Moreira, Bob Jackson, Rick Worton, Jon Rothwell, Steve Nasiff, Bob Brabank, Mark Kellcher, Steve Vokjek, Tom Perreira, Dave Camara, Dan Abraham, Ted Kyrakakis, Rod Stafford, Chris Murphy (MGR). Row 3 (standing) Bob Tavares (Coach), John Soares (Coach), Barry Shea, John Jackson, Charlie Mendes, Jim Stickney, Jeff Gendreau, Mike Attar, Jim Boulieu, Jeff Colbert, Bill Pickering, Scott Geary, Jim Mulrooney, Mike Moreira, Neil Goff, Joe Ferreira, Jeff Norman, Ken Day (Coach), Ed Winslow (Head Coach). This year’s football team finished with a 5-5 record. For the sec¬ ond consecutive year they were conference champs and for the sixth year in a row they were victorious in defeating Case. The team was led by tri-captains Tom Williams, Steve McGee, and Ken Arruda. The players that were named to the all-scholastic were Dan Abra¬ ham, Mike Moreia, Peter Hart, Tom Williams, Scott Geary, Dave Camara, J im Raposa, Ken Arruda and Rod Stafford. TRI-CAPTAINS Steve McGee, Tom Williams, Ken Arruda, Ed Winslow 116 Varsity: Bottom Row: Teresa Carvalho, Kim Chouinard, (Head)Kris Zwolinski, Sabre Mellen, Sue Langlais Top Row: (Advisor) Mrs. Salmon, Susan Benetti, Sharon Diskin, Brenda Arrude, Jacque O’Neil, Caroline Corrigan, Karen Venturini CHEERLEADING ggigi fi _ 1 yPftegt H ' k JH m r W jSBag m pffegfiL • • mj8s fir JB ■ v 99 afln ' ■ n Kjl c. 5 gif • • f ' •AW ■ ' fjj} Vft ' ' H Pep Squad: Bottom Row: Pam Cabral, Sandy Paiva, Tammy Flemming, Patti O’Neil, Cheryl Rezendes Second Row: Nikki Pankowdki, Joyce Diskin, Cathy Joncas, Ann Oliveira Top Row: Sherri Caron, Chris Chili, Lisa Senchal, (Squad Advisor) Robin Holden, Diane Lebel, Anne Carvalho, Lynn Senchal GIRLS’BASKETBALL The 1979-1980 Girls Basketball team is comprised of 11 girls. They are coached by Nancy Paulhus, This year’s captains are Lisa Tessier and Marybeth McIntyre. The team has proved itself to be a highly competitive team. Their goal is to be number one in their division. With their excellent season, Somerset will hopefully qualify for the state tour¬ nament. t ■PT im mam “ ■A • m 1 r fi rw it W lf | - ■ jM Hk. % ■ kL m vu 3r fi 1 k 5 Bk i ' w MM . 20 4 133 s f W !■ 1 X. f P jM t RONT ROW: Carey Newton, Nancy Gendreau, Lisa Tessier, Marybeth McIntyre, Becky Coady, and Cathy Phillips. BACK ROW: Lisa Thibault, Pam Brabrant, Lori Van Brunt, Deb Kelley, Sherri Hanatow, and Coach Nancy Paulhus. Front Row: John Lockett. Dave Bamford, (Captain) Gina Caron, Tom Sullivan, Todd Emard, Jean Hoyle, Paul Gartner, John OToole, (Coach) Francis Brough, Second Row: Liz O’Toole, Nancy Robb, Andrea Primo, Phil Lussier, Teresa Chickolowski, Marion Mitchell, Wayne Arruda, Jane Belanger, Paul Mederios Third Row: Lynn Jackson, Diana Gendron, Nancy Picard, Ann Marie Per- reira, Kelly Berube, Gregg McGrady, Eric Swidey, Jackie Keegan, Beth Lizotte Fourth Row: Bob Pavao, Kevin Thwate, Debbie Bam¬ ford, Dan Berthiaume, Kerri Johnson, Sarah O’Toole, Mary Ann Swidey, Don Walker, Sharon Ironfield Fifth Row: Mike Lockett, Pete Lafiore, Chris Hadad, Kelly Volton, Ann Bartok, Ann Lewis, Ann Simmons, Mike Nicofay, (Coach) David Ozug Missing: (Cap¬ tain) Bill Driscoll, Carla Nicolay, Laurie Carvalho, Kim Brogan, Chris Bonas, Mike Bamford, Pete Berthiaume, Beth Lockett TRACK 124 126 Basketball ’79-80 i The Somerset High School Blue Raider Basketball team once again proved to be a tough competitor in the race for the Division I title. Hop¬ ing to qualify for a tournament berth, the team is led by the strong perform¬ ances of seniors Bob Brabant, Kyle Snell, Chris Correa, Jim O’Neil, and Dan Salmon; and by sophomores Mike Attar and Carlin Phillips. Also adding power to the Raider team are juniors Tom Cabral, Rick Brabant, and Chris Sapelly, sophomore Dan Gendreau and freshman standout Peter McNally. Throughout the sea¬ son the Blue Raiders continued to please enthusiastic audiences with their hustle and determination. Back row: Rick Bence, Chris Sapelly, Carlin Phillips, Tom Cabral, Rick Brabrant, Mike Attar, Peter McNally, Dan Gen¬ dreau, and Coach McDonald. Front row: Dan Salmon, Bill Lach, Jim O’Neil, Chris Correa, Bob Brabrant, and Kyle Snell. 128 GYMNASTICS 1980 Middle: Captain Jane Bence Left to right: Pam Tavaras, Jane Cote, Lois Rego, Tish Donahue, Nancy Cote, Lynne Cote, Coach Bill Bamicoat, Liz White, Lisa Dapoala, Jenny Jaryna, Michelle Arruda, Cheryl Lach, Patty Mullins. Missing is Erica Bolski. 1979 and 1980 MASSACHUSETTS STATE CHAMPIONS This season the 1979-1980 gymnastics team celebrated its 50th consecu¬ tive win, and again this year, the team is a strong contender for the state title. With the loss of only one member from last year’s team, and the addi¬ tion of four new members, the Somerset team has more depth on each event. Seniors, captain Jane Bence, Nancy. Cote, Lois Rego, and Erica Bolski, are competing in their final year. Each has contributed to all of Somerset’s victories with dedication, enthusiasm, and skill. A special thanks goes to head coach Bill Barnicoat, Stan Gosselin, Bill Barrar, and Gerry Cruise whose dedicated work throughout the season has helped put Somerset Gymnastics on top. 129 iM:- Hk V-v ' V - HOCKEY 1980 Back Row: Manager Mike Taradash, Nathen Earle, Chuck Borge, Paul Marcellus, Tom Richardson, Rod Stafford, Captain Wayne Ferreia, Ken Sullivan, Dave Cuttle, Jeff Colbert, and Coach Bob Souza. Front Row: Tom Aldrich, Ted Medeiros, Chris Pierce, Gregg Laureanno, Scott Geary, Bob Silvia, Mike Richardson, Ray Benoit, and Dave Hathaway. Rod Stafford The 1979-1980 Varsity Ice Hockey season proved to be an excellent one. Held together by senior skaters Tom Richardson, Rod Staf¬ ford, and captain Wayne Ferreira, the Raiders had a great season in the always tough Division I. The team had some fine individual performances by juniors Ken Sullivan, Dave Cuttle, Chuck Borge, Jeff Colbert, Paul Marcellus, and Scott Geary in goal. The team’s all out effort and the dedica¬ tion of Coach Bob Souza proved to be a winning combination. Capt. Wayne Ferreira Tom Richardson DONKEY BASKETBALL The Junior Class sponsored Donkey Basketball game was a com¬ plete success. In front of a full crowd. North and South Middle School teachers. High School teachers, and a few students competed in a unique game. Among the students were Kyle Snell, Manny Lazaro, Pat Fingliss, Rich Alpert, Bob Brabrant, Mary McIntyre, Brendan McNally, and Paul Medeiros. Coach Horton, Coach Day, Mr. Barrar, Mr. Petrillo, and Mr. McDermott were some of the fac¬ ulty players who participated in the game. Everyone who came had a great time. Thank you Doug Heroux for the pictures. A court yard gymnastic team? ONE LAST LOOK BEFORE IT ALL ENDS You’re right, the Right Guard side DOES smell better. 136 Excuse me... Have you seen Mrs. Mitchell? Look Ma, no hands!!! Quick, catch him before he falls!! . .. Two, three and . .. Kick! And 1 say it’s a verb! Whatchu talkin’ ’bout? This is wicked boring!!! Well it’s better than the caf!!! Not in school Jimmy!!! 137 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM THE SCHOOL STORE D.E.C.A. I BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 Qerald S, McNally CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. P.O. BOX 226 454 MAIN STREET — SOMERSET, MASS. 02726 TELEPHONE 617-676-1001 GERALD E. 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HARTLEY’S PORK PIES 1165 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. FAMOUS PIZZA SOMERSET PLAZA SOMERSET, MASS. SHERWIN WILLIAMS j SLADES FERRY AVENUE SOMERSET, MASS. IDEAL LAUNDRY, INC. 373 NEW BOSTON ROAD FALL RIVER, MASS. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM CHARLES DEMERS SOMERSET TAX ASSESSOR SMART SET TOURS 1078 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. KOPPER KETTLE 117 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. D ' ARRUDA ' S HARDWARE READ STREET SOMERSET, MASS. BEST WISHES TO KUSINITZ INSURANCE 930 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. CHINA VILLAGE RESTAURANT 1142 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. THE CLASS OF ' 80 WE HAVE BEEN HAPPY TO HELP IN YOUR MUSICAL ENDEAVORS LEE’S HOUSE OF BEAUTY 466 READ STREET SOMERSET, MASS. CAFE YOGURT SWANSEA MALL SWANSEA, MASS. 76-77 VIRGINIA 77-78 NEW YORK 78 CANADA 79 VIRGINIA 80 VERMONT MAC’S AUTO SERVICE 1214 G.A.R. HIGHWAY SOMERSET, MASS. BURGER KING G.A.k. HIGHWAY SOMERSET, MASS. SOMERSET FRIENDS OF MAGONI’S 681 RIVERSIDE AVE. SOMERSET, MASS. BRIDGEMAN LUMBER 927 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. MUSIC MARTIN ' S OF SOMERSET SOMERSET PLAZA SOMERSET, MASS. JOHN R. BRAZ INS. AGENCY 207 ACADEMY BUILDING FALL RIVER, MASS. SUPERIOR CLEANERS 968 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. j NEW ENGLAND COAL WHOLESALE, INC. P.O. BOX 214 SWANSEA, MASS. ATTY. AND MRS. ALAN A. AMARAL 1 100 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. VIOLETTE ' S GARAGE 1857 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. PHILS ' MOBIL 737 G.A.R. HIGHWAY SWANSEA, MASS. FERRIERA ' S MUSIC CENTER 1320 PLEASANT STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. WEINTRAUB ' S 802 RIVERSIDE AVENUE SOMERSET, MASS. CONGRATULATIONS FROM POMFRET FLORISTS 836 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. FURNITURE VILLAGE 296 BUFFINGTON STREET SOMERSET, MASS. 156 SOMERSET LAUNDRAMAID 956 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. RAY ' S SNOW REMOVAL SERVICE DIAL 678-7206 CALL US EARLY FOR SEASON DISCOUNT TEX BARRY ' S CONEY ISLAND COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. DODGE-MURPHY STUDIO YOUR SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER The Raider staff wishes to thank the following patrons: MR. PAUL McMANUS MR. EDWARD ROBIDOUX MR. AND MRS. RONALD CARON MR. AND MRS. EDWARD GAGNE EDDIE PONTES JR. MR. EDWARD PONTES SR. MRS. VIRGINIA ANN PONTES SHARON MARIE PONTES LORI ANN PONTES MR. AND MRS. RICHARD A. WINTERS MR. DAVID SOUZA MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND W. SILVA JOEY AND SUE BRILLO BERNIE AND JOHN MELLO MR. AND MRS. GILBERT GABRIEL MR. MICHAEL BOUCHER mr. carl McDermott MR. ROLAND MOSES CAROL MAYNARD JAMES F. MclNTYRE — In memory of a friend who wishes the class of 1980 the best of luck. MR. AND MRS. JAMES TOWERS MARGARET M. BEARDERN A deed done for a friend is a deed worth doing. MR. AND MRS. EDWARD RAPOSA MR. AND MRS. FRED PERRY MIKE AND DEBBIE PAVAO THE REV. AND MRS. ALDEN BURHOE MR. AND MRS. MANUEL SANTOS MR. AND MRS. ALVIN MEDEIROS MRS. RICHARD L. BENCE DANIEL E. BENCE DAVID O. BENCE RICHARD E. BENCE MRS. DANIEL F. MORIARTY MR. LAWRENCE P. CHALUE MRS. JEAN NOWACK CATHERINE HEAP MR. AND MRS. BENNETT ALPERT MR. WILLIAM BARRAR MARILYN A. POTTER ERNEST POTTER MR. RICHARD TETELBAUM MR. RICHARD ROUSSEAU MRS. PEARL ROUSSEAU MR. BRUCE MAGGS MRS. DONALD CORRIGAN MR. ROBERT SOUZA MRS. CECIL McNAMARA MR. JAMES SULLIVAN MR. AND MRS. GEORGE PARENT MR. AND MRS. EUGENE SOSNOSKIE STANLEY KUPIEC EVELYN KUPIEC RUSSELL AND BARBARA CONGRATULATIONS to 1980 MR. AND MRS. STANLEY KUPIEC HELEN NASH MR. AND MRS. STEVEN SODERLUND FLORENCE SOUZA RICHARD ' S BARBERSHOP JAY ' S MARKET LEOTINA CABRAL MR. AND MRS. S. J. SIECZKOWSKI JR. CYNTHIA SIECZKOWSKI BEST WISHES FROM A FRIEND BEST WISHES FROM DENNIS COITO MR. AND MRS. RICHARD STEWART MR. AND MRS. HARRY POWERS JR. MR. EUGENE TRAYNOR — CLASS OF 1915 MRS. HELEN LAMB MISS JENNY PACQUIN MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM FALANDYS AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. ROBERT W. GUERRETTAZ SR. MRS. JANE A. RANKIN MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS MARCILLE MR. AND MRS. CYRIL MARCILLE MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL GOUR MRS. BEATRICE CORREA GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ' 80 MR. AND MRS. JOHN McCARRAHER MR. AND MRS. MAURICE THERRIEN KATHY ANDJOHN HARD WORK IS THE PRICE YOU PAY FOR FREEDOM. U.S.A.F. SECURITY POLICE GOOD LUCK GRADUATES OF ' 80 TAKE CARE GOOD LUCK TWIGS FROM SHEILA MR. AND MRS. ROLAND C. THIBAULT MRS. JOHN M. ROBERTS YOU FINALLY MADE IT! GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ' 80 DIANE THIBAULT A FRIEND FLO PREGNANA CAROLYN DEPIN LILLIAN MITCHELL MR. AND MRS. V. SCHOONOVER A FRIEND A FRIEND TONY AND BEVERLEY ALBERTO HELEN COONS DR. AND MRS. R. LeMAIRE MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM M. AMARAL MR. AND MRS. PAUL MEDEIROS MR. ANTONE CABRAL HARRIET B. MILLWARD MR. AND MRS. ALEXANDER S. MALGIERI MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM AMARAL MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK S. FILLION MR. AND MRS. JOHN T. C. O ' NEIL MACY OLIVEIRA MARY NOVO MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND CABRAL MR. AND MRS. EDWARD TOULAN MR. AND MRS. DAVID R. CHAUVETTE LORRAINE TALBOT MR. AND MRS. HARVEY ALDEN MR. AND MRS. WALTER WROBLESKI MR. AND MRS. CHARLES SILVIA MR. AND MRS. VICTOR PAVAO RAY AND DEBBIE CASEY SCOTT MULLALY ADAM CARON MELL JEWELRY CO. MRS. SULLIVAN MRS. CURT GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1980 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH CAMARA MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH ROCHA MR. GARY FERREIRA MR. AND MRS. LOUIS FERREIRA MR. MICHAEL ROCHA TIMOTHY AND JENNY BARRETT V. RAYMOND DESTREMPS JR. MRS. LORRAINE KERRIGAN MRS. JEANNE WAMBOLDT MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR BARTLETT MRS. M. ISABEL CARAMELO MR. AND MRS. CARLOS DASILVA MR. AND MRS. RAY PEVIDE MRS. JOAN HARPER MR. AND MRS. JOSE ROCHA SR. MISS MARIA ROCHA DAVID AZEVEDO LENNY TERRY CAROLE COLBERT KEVIN MELLO RICHARD ALPERT MASTER BRENDAN C. McNALLY II SUSAN R. LANGLAIS REGINALD PERRIN PETER LANGFIELD MR. AND MRS. DONALD GRIFFIN MR. CHARLES JORDAN MRS. MARILYN GAUDREAU MR. DAVID R. CHAUVETTE MR. GEORGE BUSH MRS. CECILE McNAMARA MISS GERTRUDE O ' NEIL MISS SHARON HAMLEN MRS. IRMA S. MELLO MR. LEO LAFLEUR MRS. IRENE MORGAN MRS. CECELIA REIS MR. ROBERT TAYLOR MRS. FLORENCE TAYLOR MR. JOHN DRISCOLL MR. EDWARD SANDOMIERSKI MICHELLE SASSON JAMES PARADIS STEVEN DAILEY MR. AND MRS. JAMES WHITE MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL ZWOLINSKI MR. THEODORE PORADA ATTY. STEVEN H. BERG MR. AND MRS. KAISER SHAHDAN MRS. LORRAINE TALBOT MRS. JUNE O ' KEEFE 157 1980 RAIDER STAFF EDITOR: Richard Alpert ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Nancy Cote Mr. Richard LaMothe — Advisor 158 Editor in Charge of Finance Steven Berg SENIOR SECTION: Toni-Ann Amaral. Marie Cabral. Tracy Waksler, Kevin Perr . John Lockett. Dianne Thibault, Jocylyn Lemaire FACULTY: Alex Malgieri, Len Camara, Linda Stewart. Dianne Wrobleski, Wendy Kerrigan, Teresa Sieczkowski, Liz Camara, Donna Parent, Kellie Gabriel, Trisha Quinn, Marybeth McIntyre. 159 There is one way to produce a good yearbook and it is not hard to do. All that is required is a large number of people that are interested in the yearbook and want to work. The first requirement is easy. The real problem is getting the people. Fortunately this staff did just that. We also take this opportunity to thank Richard LaMothe for all his efforts. The Class of 1980 has had many rewarding and successful events thanks to the help of our class officers and class advisors. We would like to wish everyone the best of luck in the future. Your editors. . 160 1