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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1981 volume:

THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO THOSE WHO HELP TO MAKE SOMERSET HIGH A BETTER PLACE 2 5 f - y r yy, 13 ' M A dministra tion Mr. Edward L. Sullivan Assistant Superintendent Mr. Thomas J. Daley Superintendent Mr. Raymond W. Silva Supervisor Of Curriculum 18 Mr. Carl W. McDermott Principal Mr. Salvatore A. Petrillo Vice-Principal Mr. Richard D. Mahoney Vice-Principal 19 WILLIAM BARRAR III BARBARA BELLINO RICHARD BERNARDO LINDA BOISELLE i ! ROBERT BREAULT RICHARD BREZINSKI CATHERINE CABRAL THOMAS BURNS 20 i 1 ¥ ROBERT CROUCH MARGO FAY KATHRYN CORNELL DAVID CUCINOTTA JOHN DRISCOLL JOSEPH FINGLISS BEATRICE CORREA - I KENNETH DAY MICHAEL DUARTE SHEILA FITZGERALD DEANNA CRAWFORD SHEILA DESROSIERS •M ALBERT ESTES MARILYN GAUDREAU 21 AMY GOULART GORDON HAGGERTY WHITNEY HORTON MARY GEORGE EDMOND GOULART CHARLES JORDAN HAIDEE GIL deJESUS JOHN GRANT JAMES HENRY JAY KELLEY KATHLEEN GOODWIN DONALD GRIFFIN PAULINE HICKS PAULA KELLEY GAIL KNIPPENBERG CHARLES LEVESQUE NANCY MARONN DORIS LAVOIE RICHARD KRANES HERVE LAVOIE BRUCE MAGGS WILLIAM MATTE CHARLES LEARY MARY JANE MARCHAND RAYMOND MCDONALD ROXANNE LEONARDO VERONICA MCFARLAND 23 IRMA MELLO ROLAND MOSES JEAN MITCHELL DAVID MALLOY FRANCIS MURPHY FRED NEWTON JEAN NOWAK GERTRUDE O’NEIL PATRICIA MEDEIROS IRENE MORGAN CAROL NICOLAI LORETTA NOWACKI NICHOLAS PEACHY PAUL MCMANUS DONALD MCNAMARA IRENE PEACHY 24 MICHAEL POMERLEAU GEORGE PONTES THEODORE PORADA ROBERT PERRY GALE PYATT DOUGLAS RAPOSE DONALD REBELLO 25 PAULA SOROKA ELIZABETH SOUSA ROBERT SOUZA BRIAN SULLIVAN -j_ FLORENCE TAYLOR LAWRENCE THOMAS RICHARD TETELBAUM ROBERT TAYLOR 26 JAMES TOWERS EDWARD WINSLOW EDWARD WARD JAMES WHITE KATHLEEN TOOLE PAULINE FIORE MARY CURT ANN GAGNE RHEA SULLIVAN BARBARA SOUZA RICHARD WORTON CECELIA REIS YESTERDAY ' S DEAREST MOMENTS ARE TODAY ' S DEAREST MEMORIES . — W.R. Lawrence ft A 30 I d 31 32 4 ■W PETER ALBANY MICHAEL ALBERGARIA “I’m travelin’ down the road and I’m flirtin’ with disas¬ ter. I got the pedal to the floor and my life keeps running faster” - Molly Hachett BRENDA ALMEIDA “you can’t always get what you want, but if you try some¬ times you just might find you get what you need.’’-Rolling Stones. DEBORAH ANTONE “If there is nothing to lose by trying, and everything to gain is successful, why not try!”-Anonymous SCOTT ALEXANDER “United we stand- Divided we fall Except for us drunks That hang on the wall”. LISA ARMSTRONG . . Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you’ve got, cause you will still be here to¬ morrow, but your dreams may not . . . Cat Stevens WAYNE ARRUDA “We should all be concerned about the future, because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there.’’-Unknown HEIDI ASHCROFT “The good times are the best times The bad times fade away.”-J. Geils KERRI ASKREN “Taking my time. I’m just moving on! You’ll forget about me after I’ve been gone.”- Boston - ■ 34 BRENDA ATTEBERY Life is too short to learn by one’s own personal exper¬ ience.’’-Mark J. SHARON BAER “I don’t know why you say goodbye —I say hello”.-Beatles MARK BAKER “Anticipation is the magni¬ fying glass of coming events.’’-Anonymous MATTHEW AUGUSTO “If I get home before daylight, just might get some sleep . . . tonight.’’-Greatful Dead LINDA BAKER “So before we end (then begin) We’ll drink a toast to how it’s been . . . A few more hours to be comple¬ te, A few more times that I can say . . . I’ve loved these days.’’-Billy Joel MICHAEL BAMFORD “Quotes are an un¬ natural expression of a persons feelings because they are filled with a lot of B.S. 81 35 81 MARY E. BARRAR “Sometimes I can laugh and cry and I can’t remember why- But I still love those good times gone by.’’-James Taylor MARCEL BA VOUX “Time goes you say. Alas no! Time stays-we go.’’-Dobson MICHAEL BECAL “Don’t put off till tomorrow, what you can do today.” DEBORAH BERCIER “When you do something right no one remembers, When you do something wrong no one forgets.”- B. Almeida JANE BELANGER “Trying your best, but you can’t relax Won’t slow down ’til you reach the max . . . So confused with what comes next; So confused, so com¬ plex.’’-Garland Jeffreys KEITH BERGE “Only an average person is always at his best.”- SHERRY BEAULIEU “Taking my time I’m just moving on! You’ll forget about me after I’ve been gone!”-Boston BERNADETTE BENEDITO “This time, like all time, is a very good one if we but know what to do with it.’’-Emerson SUSAN BERNARDO “The greatest achievement is not in never falling, but in rising after you fall.’’-Vince Lombardi 36 81 DANIEL BERTHIAUME JEANNINE BILODEAU “The future be¬ longs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.’’-Anonymous DANA BOGLE GAYLE BIELER “Often the test of cour¬ age is not to die but to live”. LISA BLAIS “It is my privilege to profit by the experience of others, but I must live my own life, face the trials, and gain the victory alone.” PHILIP BOLEN “To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. A. France - 81 — 37 CHRISTOPHER BONAS “If I need a cause for celebration or a comfort I can use to ease my mind. I rely on my imagi¬ nation.’’-Billy Joel BEVERLY BORGES SUSAN BORDEN “Take your time Think a lot Why think of everything you’ve got- For you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not.” ANNA BOTELHO CHARLES BORGE “No matter where I am, I can’t help thinking I’m just a day away from where I want to be.’’-Unknown RICHARD BOTELHO “A smile is a curve that sets things straight.” DONNA BOUCHARD “You’ve got some¬ thing to believe in; there’s so much to find. You thought everything was ending, but it’s yet to begin.-Pat Benatar JANICE BOWKER “If I see, hear, or feel anything that another has done or made, and 1 perceive a person, his understand¬ ing, desires, struggles — that is art.” — Apollunius — 81 - GERALYN BOYKO “May you live as long as you like, and have all that you like as long as you live”. 38 r RICHARD BRABANT “I’m just a simple guy and I live from day to day. A ray of sunshine melts my frown and blows my blues away.’’-Led Zep SHARON BRANCO “Love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one.’’-Unknown DEBRA BRISSON “1 want to learn what life is for. 1 don’t want much I just want more.’’-Barbara Striesand MARK BRISSON PAUL BROUILLARD “What lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you.’’-Emerson JAMES BROWN “I know that my goal is more than a thought. I’ll be there when I teach what I’ve been taught.’’-Alex Life- son 81 39 SCOTT BROWN “If anything is worth do¬ ing at all, it’s worthy doing it right BRIAN BULYGO “Just tried to have fun, raised hell and then some.” Alice Cooper DEBORAH BURNS SHEILA CABRAL “Don’t walk in front, I may not follow Don’t walk in back, I may not lead. Just walk beside me, and be my friend.” -Unknown THOMAS CABRAL “It won’t come easy DAVID CADORETTE but your dream will come if you want it “bad enough”. -Marvin Hagler 81 40 PATRICK CALLAHAN “Man is poised midway between the gods and the beasts.” -Plotinus MICHELLE CARDINAL “So on and or I go Seconds tick the time out There’s so much left to know and I’m on the road to find out.” -Cat Stevens SHERRI CARON “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it.” -William Arthur Ward CHRISTINE CARVALHO GAIL CHASSE CHRISTINE CHILLI “I feel the traces they’ve left on my soul, and those are the memories that make me a wealthy soul.” -Bob Seger DEBORAH CHURN “Treasure yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today.” THERESA CHICHLOWSKI “You can’t al¬ ways get what you want . . . but if you try sometimes, you might find, you get what you need.” -Rolling Stones DAVID COHEN “Life’s battles don’t al¬ ways go to the stronger, faster man; but sooner of later the man who wins is the man who thinks he can.” -Anonymous 81 JEFFREY COLBERT “Think in terms of bridges burned Think of seasons that must end See the rivers rise and fall They will rise and fall again.” -Bob Seger JAY CORDEIRO “People try to put us down, just because we get around. The things they do look awful cold, hope I die before I get old, this is my generation.” - The Who LORINDA CORGINO “We’re young and strong and still running against the wind . . . ” -Bob Seger RICHARD COOMBES “You were under the impression, that when you were walk¬ ing forward, you’d end up further onward, but things ain’t quite that simple.” -The Who SHARON CORDEIRO “I wanna laugh while the laughin’ is easy, I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile, 1 may never pass this way again.” -Seals and Croft LISA COROA “Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. 1 may never reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to foll ow where they lead.” -Louisa May Alcott 42 ■I JESSE CORREA “I’m stepping out. I’m moving on. I’m going to see the world, like a rolling stone. I’m going to be some¬ one.” -E.L.O. CARLOS COSTA “If you can’t dazzle them with intelligence, baffle them with . . . ” P.S. Just be yourself and you will succeed. DEBBIE CORREIA “Please hang to what¬ ever it is that helps you be who you are and how you are and still lets you see who I am and where I am.“ -Edward Cunningham CHERYL COSTA “We waste our time thinking of tomorrow and today we let the day pass and yesterday is gone”. DONNA COSTA JOAN COSTA “All experience is an arch to build upon”. -Henry Adams CAROLINE CORRIGAN “There in the sunshine are my highest aspirations and goals. I can look up and see them and try to believe in them and follow where they lead.” -Louisa May Alcott IRENE COSTA “If you love something set it free If it comes back it’s yours; If it doesn’t it never was.” JOHN COSTA “Cowards die a thousand times but valiants taste death only once.” -Shakespeare 81 81 43 ROBERT CROSS “What appears to be the end may really be a new beginning.” - Unknown MICHAEL COSTA JANE COTE “Tomorrow when I’m drea- min’ of some mountain I’ll climb, you’ll tap me on the shoulder, whisper to me from behind; see, everybody needs a friend.” -D. Jannsen THOMAS COSTA “Always leave them laughing when you say good bye”. SUSAN COUTURE KAREN CROSSLEY 44 81 DOREEN CROTEAU “Being different does not mean not the same- But being yourself ...” Stephen Her oux IRENE DAGWAN “Don’t part with your illusions. When they are gone, you may still exist, but you have ceased to live”. - Mark Twain PATRICIA DESROSIERS “The sun only shines on children, and people in love.” - DP. NORA CROWLEY “On your journey through life, if you do not conform to the ideals of others, do not despair, carry on and rise above them all.” D.A.C. SCOTT DA VENPORT “I’ve seen the sun, the rain, the hurt, the pain. I’ve been here, there, a bit of everywhere and where I’m going ain’t too clear.” JOHN DEVENEY “I live my life, the way I choose I’m satisfied, nothing to loose .” -Bad Co. DAVID CUTTLE “When this you see, re¬ member me and bear me in your mind- Let all the world say what they may- Speak of me as you find.” -Brian Jones THOMAS DECOSTA “We’re just lost souls swimming in fish bowls year after year running over the same ground.” - Floyd JOANNE DEVIDO “They said I would shine like a light on the city, but I hope for it to be more like the moon on the sea.” -Johnathan Edwards 81 KERRI DIOGENES “The time is now The future to seek At first a plateau on a mountain peak You see what’s gained when looking back And yet so far to reach its top.” -J. Diogenes LISA DOMINGOS “Nothin’ else to do but close my mind. I sure hope the road don’t come to own me, there’s so many dreams I’ve yet to find”. -Carole King NATHAN EARLE “Surrender, Surrender, but don’t give yourself away.” -Cheap Trick IRA EKLUND “Special joys and special places, special friends together — the mo¬ ments pass so quickly, but the memories are forever!” -G. W. Douglas BETH EMARD “Count your age by friends not years Count your life by smiles not tears.” -Anonymous 46 81 CHRISTOPHER EMARD DIANE FERREIRA “Hold on, cuz the sun is on the way, cuz tomorrow’s not the same as today”. -Kansas JOSEPH FARIA “Walk softly for you’re beginning a journey which can mold your future, build your character and establish memories as precious as tomorrow.” -J. Mark Graham JOSEPH FERREIRA “life is but a bridge we build To link before and after And wise the man who builds his span of faith and love and laughter.” -Jill Taylor MARILYN FERNANDES BARRY FERRIS “The goal of yesterday will be the starting point of tomorrow.” - Carlyle BONNIE FISHER “Open up your eyes, you sleeping beauties must arise and straighten out your style So you can climb inside a brand life.” -Lene Lovich GARY FORTIN “Everyone 1 know, every¬ where I go, people need some reason to believe.” -Jackson Browne RONALD FRANCOEUR “Live it up while your young” 81 LORI FREEMAN “Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you’ve got. For you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not.” -Cat Stevens PAULINE FREVE “Yesterday all my trou¬ bles seem so far away. Oh, there is no place to hide away. Oh I believe in yester¬ day.” -The Beatles DEBORAH FURTADO “For anything worthwhile you need patience, love and self sacrifice.” PETER FURTADO “Time brings everyth¬ ing to those who wait.” -Unknown ROBERT GAINOR “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 KIMBERLY GAGNE “Blue eyes are a girl’s best friend!” -K.J.Gg. CRAIG GARDINER “Let the good times roll” -The Cars PATRICIA GAGNE Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you’ve got. For you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not.” COLLEEN GARGANTA “You’ve got the world at your fingertips, no one can make it better than you.” -Spirit 48 81 CHRISTOPHER GAUTHIER DIANA GENDRON “Be yourself, be your best self, dare to be different, follow your own star.” SCOTT GEARY “Together in lifes dis¬ pleasures, rearrange them in fashions of sparkling treasures, as my creativity spark¬ les with the setting sun, the ways of to¬ morrow have just begun.” -Preston Dennard MARTHA GLADUE “When you ask God for a gift, be thankful he sends, not dia¬ monds, pearls or riches, but the love of true friends.” -Helen Rice ROSALYN GOLD “There are many roads to go and they go by many ways, they don’t all go the same way but they get there just the same.” 81 49 WILLIAM J. GOLDSMITH “People study books to gain knowledge often forgetting it is also important to study oneself.” -William J. Goldsmith NANCY GRAY “Don’t listen too closely to the sounds, for you may miss the mu¬ sic.” -Charles Ives SHERRI HANATOW “Good times, bad times, you know 1 had my share.” -Led Zepplin LEWIS GOTHARD “After all is said and done, I’m gonna move and have my fun, I’m gonna walk before they make me run.” -The Rolling Stones KERRY GRIFFIN “Yes, there ae two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there’s still time to change the road you’re on.” -Led Zepplin LISA HEBERT “I’ve learned to go through life the best way, just by keepin’ a smile all the way.” -L.M.H. GERARD GOYETTE “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 CHRISTOPHER GUAY “Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead, where there is not a path, and leave a trail.” CHRISTOPHER HEROUX I 1 ULR1KA HERSTEDT “Livet Ar Vart Att Leva, Var An Du Lever Det. or “Life is worth living, wherever you live it.” -Original PAUL HOFFMAN PAMELA HUNTER “Grant me the seren¬ ity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can and wisdom to know the difference.” -Unknown MARY HILL “It is not death that man should fear, but he should fear never be¬ ginning to live.” -Marcus Aurelius KAREN HORTON “The world is ruled by letting things take their course. lit cannot be ruled by interfering.” -Lao Tzu ANN HUSSEY “Cherish yesterday Live Today Dream tomorrow. ” -Unknown 81 51 LISA IWANSKI “Cherish yesterday- Dream tomorrow Live Today.” -Unknown JAMES JACKSON “Life is very short and there is no time for fussing and fighting, my friend.” -The Beatles JOHN JACKSON MARTHA JACKSON ROBERT JACKSON “I stand up for my pride. I don’t want to be just like anyone. In this world 1 cannot hide, I must finish what I’ve begun.” -Foreigner KEITH KA Y PAUL KELLEHER “Skating away on the thin ice of the new day.” -Jethro Tull DONNA JOYNT “Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you.” KARLENE KENYON “If you wish to trav¬ el back in time, music is the surest and most gentle of all roads.” -Jim Fiebig 52 81 KEVIN KERRIGAN “One cannot tell what passes through the heart of a man by the look on his face.” -Anonymous DAVID KOKOSZKA VICTORIA KYRIAKAKIS “Know that yesterday is but today’s memory and to¬ morrow is today’s dream.” -Gibran LINDA LANGLAIS “Now it’s finally time to leave take it calmly and serene lt’s the famous final scene .” -Bob Seger DONALD LANGLAIS “Living your life in your own way, reaching for the goals you have set being the you that you want to be, that is success. PAUL LANGLAIS “If a man has the wis¬ dom to know when he is wrong, then he has everything that a man could ever ask for.” -Paul Langlais 81 53 81 DAVID LAPOINTE MONICA LARIVIERE “I have no riches but my thoughts, yet these are wealth enough for me.” -Sara Teasdale DAVID LARSEN “The trail is dusty and my road it might be rough, but the better roads are waiting and boys it ain’t far off.” -Bob Dylan ROBIN LAVOIE “There’s a tough world ahead; the road that’s supposedly straight, is filled with bumps and curves, but I will make my own path to lead me to tri¬ umph!” -Ribbon DIANE LEBEL ‘‘With a touch of yester¬ day, the future is yet to come.” MARK LEBOW “Honesty is such a lonely word.” Billy Joel DAVID LARRIVEE “The paths of life are long and difficult, and only the individual will determine which path to take.” - Anonymous TRACY LEARY “Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship and it’s the best ending for me.” -Oscar Wilde ANNETTE LEGAULT People live from day to day, but they do not count the time, they don’t see their days slipping by and neither do I.” -James Taylor 81 MARIANNE LEITE “Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it within us or we find it not.” -Unknown WAYNE LEONARD “Think the time is right for a palace revolution. Cause where I live the game to play is compromise so¬ lution.” -Mick Jagger, Keith Richard I f BETH LOCKETT “Time may change me but you can’t trace time.” LINDA LEMELIN “My salad days, When I was green in judgement.” -William Shakespeare DENISE LEVESQUE “Take me for what I am, for what God has given me will al¬ ways be. -D.M.L. CARRIE LOCKETT To live your life To reach for goals To be the you that you want to be That is success.” -Carrie Lockett 81 55 EDWARD LOPES “Those drifters’ days are past me now. I’ve got so much more to think about” . . . Bob Seger JOHN MACHADO LISA MADDIX “Happiness is: Having something to do, something to love and something to hope for.” SANDRA LOPES ALAN MACOMBER “We must stop let¬ ting today be the effect of yesterday, and begin to make it the cause of tomorrow.” -W.D. Kendall CYNTHIA MAIA TO “The road thru life is smoother when travelled with someone you love.” JUDY LOWE “Don’t give up on your illu¬ sions. When they are gone you may still exist, but you have ceased to live.” -Mark Twain LISA MACOMBER “The smile that you send out returns to you.” -Indian Wisdom PAUL MARCELLUS 81 ELIZABETH MARCILLE “Never shall I forget the days which I spent with you . . Continue to be my friend, as you will al¬ ways find me yours.” -Ludwig van Bee¬ thoven PATRICIA MARSHALL “Cause there were days I’ve not forgotten and never will, when just for a moment, time stood still.” LYNNE MARIE STEVEN MARSHALL “Schools out for¬ ever.” -Alice Cooper NOAH MARTIN “Time keeps movin’ on- Friends, they turn away I keep movin’, but I never found out why Try’n to make it to another lonely day.” -Janis Joplin THERESA MASSEY “Dreams are to be lived, they are not to be forgotten.” -T. Massey 81 - 57 j FRANCIS B. MA Y “Gonna raise hell” • Cheap Trick KEVIN MCCANN JOHN MEDEIROS DIANE MA YNARD “Special joys and spe¬ cial places, special friends together —the moments pass so quickly, but the memo¬ ries are forever.” -G. W. Douglas MICHAEL McGRADY “There are many roads to go, and they go by many names; they don’t all go the same way, but they get there all the same.” -Up With People PAUL-JOHN MEDEIROS “Climb high, climb far, your goal the sky, your aim the star!” LEONARD MA YO JAMES MEDEIROS “He who is ignorant of foreign languages, knows not his own.” Johann Wolfgang von Goethe CARI MELLO “How do you know who the hell you are? Wake up each day un¬ der a different star.” -Jethro Tull 58 81 CHRISTINE MELLO “Memories can be friends because they take you places you never thought you would be again.” -The Beatles CHARLES MENDES “The only times that seem too short are the times that we get to play.” -Jackson Browne BARBARA MESSIER � MICHAEL MELLO “If the doors of per¬ ception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it truly is, infinite.” - William Blake JAMES MENDOZA “I am free as a bird now!” -Lyny rd Skynrd STEPHEN MICK “To let understanding stop at what cannot be understood is a high attainment. Those who cannot do it will be destroyed on the lathe of heaven.” -Chuang Tse: XXIII 81 - _ 59 MARION MITCHELL “The glory is not in never failing, but in rising everytime you fail.” ERIN MOORE “You are never given a wish, without also being given the power to make it come true. You may have to work for it. -Richard Bach DAVID MORSE “Go real slow, you’ll like it more an’ more, take it as it comes. Specialize in having fun.” -Jim Morrison LORI MOLLO “No matter how roughly the waves of life travel, things don’t ap¬ pear as dark when you’re not alone!” MICHAEL MOREIRA WAYNE MONIZ “You can’t always get what you want.” -Rolling Stones STEPHEN MOREIRA NOREEN MULLANEY “In the race to be better or best, miss not the joy of being.” -Edward Gloeggler YVETTE MULERO “And be ye kind one to another, tender-hearted, forgiving an¬ other, even as God for Christ’s sake hath forgiven you.” -Apostle Paul 60 81 CHERYL MULLEN “I’d rather think well of myself than have others think well of me, because I can always fool others, but 1 can never fool me.” -Abigail Van Buren JAMES MULROONEY “Life’s battles don’t always go to. the stronger or faster man, but sooner or later the man who wins is the man who thinks he can!” DAVID NABB “So it seems our destiny, searching never rests to ride that ever changing wave that never seems to crest.” -Bob Seger PATRICIA MULLINS “I would rather be in last place because I was myself than be tied for first with everyone else.” -P.A.M. CHRISTOPHER MURPHY MELANIE NADEAU “Love is like a but- terfly It goes wherever it pleases And pleases wherever it goes!” 81 61 62 JOSEPH NADEAU “A man must break his back to earn his day of leisure.” -Beatles KATHLEEN NOLET “Made some conver¬ sation, talked about the weather, hope we meet again someday and spend sometime together. No time for affection. I’m mov¬ ing in a new direction.” -The Kinks STEVEN NASIFF JEFFREY NORMAN “After all is said and done I did all right, had my fun. I’m gonna walk before they make me run.” The Rolling Stones LAURIE OLIVEIRA “I’ve paid my dues and I’ve changed my style Seen hard times, oh but now ...” -Lynyrd Skynyrd -81 - MARK NEILAN “One path leads to de¬ spair and utter hopelessness; the other to total extinction.” -Woody Alan ANN OLIVEIRA “I’m just beginning to see, now I’m on my way. It doesn’t mat¬ ter to me, chasing the clouds away.” - Moody Blues ' k ELAINE OLIVEIRA “Smile and the world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone.” - Unknown JOSEPH OLIVEIRA “All that glitters is not gold.” -William Shakespeare TIMOTHY OLIVEIRA WA YNE ORDWA Y “Flying is an amazing adventure that defies both gravity and imagination.” DAVID PACHECO “Life is a part of liv¬ ing and death is but a dream; without both of them life is nothing more than a fantasy ...” -Chico « PATRICIA O ' NEILL “All these places have their moments, I can still recall. I know I’ll stop and think about them. In my life, I’ve loved them all.” -Beatles PAUL OUELLETTE “You use a glass mirror to see your face; you use works of art to see your soul.” -George Bernard Shaw SANDRA PAIVA “I have to say to my friends, the road goes a long, long, way and if we’re going to find the end, we’re going to need a helping hand.” 81 - 63 ELIZABETH PALMER “I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and love today.” DEBRA PARENT “You can dream but you can never go back the way you came.” -Jackson Browne RACHEL PARENT “And so it seems our destiny, to search and never rest. To ride that ever changing wave that never seems to crest.” -Bob Seger MARY PASKOWSKI “You can’t always get what you want, but if you try some¬ times you just might find you get what you need.” -The Stones JOSEPH PA TEN A UDE ELIZABETH PAVAO “There’s something for all who look, there’s a story in every book. All the pages, between all the lines. So much that you can find.” -Kansas HENRY PEREIRA “Time limitations don’t wait.” -Anonymous DAVID PERRON KAREN PERRY 64 81 LESLIE PERRY “Special joys and special places, special friends together —the mo¬ ments pass so quickly, but the memories are forever.” LINDA POLLARD “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 ■ . WILLIAM PICKERING “Man will always pursue; he will always find; and he will al¬ ways be different tomorrow from what he is today.” -Unknown CATHY PHILLIPS “The place to be hap¬ py is here. The time to be happy is now. The way to be happy is to make others too. MARK POITRAS “Stick to the fight when you’re hardest hit. It’s when things seem worst that you that you must not quit.” ANN MARIE PROULX “If you smile at me I will understand, because that is something everybody everywhere does in the same lanugage.” -Anonymous 81 - 65 CLAUDETTE RACINE “The good times are the best times The bad times fade away The good times are forever.” - J. Geils DOREEN RAPOSA “It’s not the thing you do, It’s the thing you leave undone, which gives you the bit of heartache At the setting of the sun.” EDWARD READY “And I know that where I travel, They’ll say of me one day That it somehow made a differen- ce That I passed this way.” -Natalie Sleeth ANDREA REBACK “If you will it, it is no dream.” -Theodor Herzl ALBERT REMY “It’s better to be loved once, than not to be loved at all.” -Unknown — 81 - SHARON READY “You can’t always get what you want But if you try sometime- s You just might find You get what you need.” -The Rolling Stones JOHN REINHAGEN “I am different from all the men I have seen. If I am not bet¬ ter, at least I am different.” -Rousseau LISA (REBELLO) BERGERON “So often times we have it; we live our lives in chains, and we never even know we hold the key.” -Eagles CHERYL REZENDES “That cost the least and does the most- just a pleasant smile.” -Unknown 7 7 m DAWN REZENDES MICHAEL REZENDES MARK RICHARD “As long as I have a want, I have a reason for living. Satisfaction is death.” -George Bernard Shaw MICHELLE ROBIDOUX “Good-bye stranger its been nice, hope you find your paradise. Tried to see your point of view, hope your dreams will all come true.” - Super Tramp DIANE ROBILLARD “I am, so you must KAREN ROCHEFORT “The secret of life be; for I could not survive alone.” is enjoying the passage of time.” -James Taylor ■ I I 67 1 PAMELA RODRIGUES “I’m wishing on a star To follow where you are.”. KAREN ROUSSEAU “I am not afraid of tomorrow, for 1 have seen yesterday and love today.” -William Alan White VENUS ROY If you love something let it go. If it comes back it was yours, if it doesn’t it never was” JACQUELINE ROGERS “Leave yester¬ day, Deal with today and hope for tomor¬ row.” SUSAN ROWE “Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you’ve got, for you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not.” -Cat Stevens MARYBETH RUA “If you find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn’t lead anywhere.” -Frank A. Clark JON ROTHWELL “When she starts feel¬ ing ill there’s a little yellow pill.” -Mick Jagger ROBERT A. ROY “So if you think your life is complete confusion, cause your neighbors got it made, just remember, please, it’s grand illusion and deep inside we’re all the same.” PAULETTE ST. GERMAIN “Success is never final and failure never fatal. It’s courage that counts.” 81 TINA SALT “Women’s faults are many- Men have but two. Everything they say, and everything they do. (Well, almost!)” MARCELLA SANTOS “May this day set me in motion, I out to be on my way.” - James Taylor CHRISTOPHER SAPELLY “1 see a red door and I want it painted black.” -Jag- ger Richards MICHELLE J. SASSON “Special joys and special places, special friends together-the moments pass so quickly, but the memo¬ ries are forever.” KIMBERLY SARAIVA “Everywhere I go Everyone I know People need some reason to believe Everything will be all right, if I can get you to smile before I leave.” -Jackson Browne DEAN SCHLEMMER “Follow men’s eyes as they look to the skies-The shifting shafts of shining weave the fabric of their dreams . . . ” 81 69 II DEBRA SCHWARTZ “If dreams come true, oh wouldn’t that be nice . . . ” - Bruce Springsteen KATHLEEN SILVA “I am not afraid of tomorrow for I’ve seen yesterday and love today.” -William White BRUCE SIMBRO “A man’s reach should exceed his grasp, or what’s a heaven for.” BARRY SHEA “After The Doors it just wasn’t the same sitting down to dinner with your parents anymore.” -Unknown CYNTHIA SIECZKOWSKI “Every human being is intended to have a character of his own; to be what mother is, and to do what no other can do.” -Channing LOUISE SILVA “Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you’ve got, cause you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not.” -Cat Stevens KATHLEEN SILVIA “There are hundreds of languages in the world, but a smile speaks all of them.” LESLIE SIMCOCK “These are the good old days!” STEVEN SIMONS 81 y DOLORES SOARES “Remembering the past, but looking forward to the future.” CONSTANCE SOUSA “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 LYNNE SOUZA “You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough.” SUSAN SOROKA “Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly.” Langston Hughes LANCE SMALLEY “I look inside myself and see my heart is black.” -Jagger Richards MELISSA SOWDEN “Rest if you must, but do not quit!” 71 LINDA STERNE “A time it was, and what a time it was. A time of innocence, a time of confidence. Long ago it must be. 1 have a photograph, preserve your memories. They’re all that’s left to you!” -G. W. Profio ANNE SULLIVAN “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it.” -William Arthur Ward JAMES STICKNEY “Many dreams come true And some have silver linings I live for my dream And a pocketful of gold.” - Led Zeppelin KENNETH SULLIVAN “Time to walk, time to run, Time to aim arrows to the sun. Take it easy, take it as it comes.” - Jim Morrison LORI STROKE “All I have seen teaches me to trust the creator for all I have not seen.” -Emerson DEBORAH SUSPIRO “Remember yester- day Dream about tomorrow But live for today.” WENDY SWAIN “If I leave here tomor¬ row, would you still remember me? I ve got to be travelling on, there’s too many places I’ve got to see.” -Lynyrd Skynyrd ALLEN SYKES “Only those who risk go¬ ing too far, can possibly find how far they can go. KERRY SYLVESTER “It’s the one who won’t be taken Who cannot seem to gi¬ ve And the soul afraid of dying That never learns to live.” -Bette Midler 81 ■ MICHAEL TARADASH “Pull together. Society is geared to the individual, but in the mountains you must depend upon each other for survival.” -Willi Unsoeld WILLIAM TERRY l am the greatest!” - Muhammed Ali LISA TESSIER “The greatest achieve¬ ment is not in never falling but in rising after you fall.” -Vince Lombardi SUSAN THERRIEN “I want to learn what life is for. I don’t want much, I just want more.” -Ruper Holmes Paul Williams LISA THIBAULT “Remember this also, and be well persuaded of its truth: The future is not in the hands of fate, but in ours.” -Jules Jusserand SUZANNE THIBAULT “I’ve been smiling lately thinking about the good things to come, and I believe something good has begun.” -Cat Stevens 81 - 73 I 81 SHEILA THOMAS “Memories are nice . . . because they are for keeps.” LISA TORRES “Life is helping one anoth- er Life is being kind to each other But most of all life is being me.” KAREN TIPPINS “If you smile at me, 1 will understand; because that is something everybody, everywhere does in the same language.” -Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young CLIFTON TRASK “Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far they can actually go.” SHERRI VALE “The secret of life is en¬ joying the passage of time.” -James Taylor LORI VAN BRUNT “Courage is the art of being the only one who knows you’re scared to death.” -Earl Wilson KAREN VENTURINI “You have to be¬ lieve in happiness, or happiness never comes.” LISA VIEIRA 74 81 SUSAN VIOLETTE “Have the courage to live. Anyone can die.” -Robert Cody THOMAS VIVEIROS “The years that have passed are gone. Open new doors, leave past years behind. Only good memories � can be remembered and new ones to be started.” _ I ANDREW VINCENT THERESA VIVEIROS “Now I’ve been happy lately, thinking about the good things to come, and I believe it could be, something good has begun.” -Cat Stevens PAMELA WALKER “Why don’t you all fade away!!” -The Who DIANE KING 81 75 r 81 MARTHA WARD “Two roads diverged in a wood, and 1 took the one less traveled by, and that made all the difference.” - Robert Frost PATRICIA WARING “What a man thinks of himself, that is what determines, or rather indicates, his fate.” -Thoreau PHILLIP WARREN CRAIG WATKINSON “You use a glass mirror to see your face; you use works of art to see your soul.” -George Bernard Shaw SHEILA WHALEN “I thought about my past, and there I saw you. I dream about my future . . . still I see you, my friend.” STEPHEN WHITE “Only the intellect can seek to solve problems, though it will nev¬ er solve them; Only the instinct will solve them. Though it will never seek them.” KATHLEEN WILSON “No one can forbid us the future.” -Leon Gambetta GARY WOLFE “To believe in a dream is man’s greatest virtue. When accomplished, it is his greatest achievement.” -Gary Wolfe - 81 SONJA ZAWERUCKA “You can’t always get what you want, but if you try some¬ time you just might find you get what you need.” - The Rolling Stones 76 MICHAEL VIEIRA “I’ve been happy late¬ ly, thinking about the good things to come, and I believe it could be, something could be done.” -Cat Stevens GEORGE NUNES PHOTOS LILIA AGUIAR ANN BOYKO DIANE COMMEAU JOHN GREENWELL “Here’s to health, BETH GELERMAN ELIZABETH FACQUER happiness, prosperity, peace as the years follow may they also increase.” JOHN OLIVEIRA MARIA OLIVEIRA “Don’t walk in front DONNA ST. DENNIS of me, I may not follow. Don’t walk in back of me, I may not lead. Just walk be¬ side me and be my friend.” WERE UNAVAILABLE FOR Geoffry Gendreau and William Mello 77 I H « ✓ CASE RALLY: SENIORS The Seniors’ skit was a collage of themes, including “Battle of the Network Stars” with Somerset teachers as the stars, and “Dance Fever with Martha Gladue as Denny Terio. The highpoint of the show was Barbara Messier, Ricki Herstedt Nora Crowley, and Chrissie Eklund as DEVO ACTIVITIES JUNIORS VICTORY! The Juniors’ ingenuity shined again with “Who Shaved EW?” They flying antics of Elroy Lazaro and Steve Bartsch combined with wit and good timing to provide a second straight Case Rally win for the Class of ’82! ACTIVITIES SOPHOMORES: FANTASY ISLAND ACTIVITIES SttlLEI “The Old Lady Shows Her Medals” Directed by Sharon Hamlen Abbey Morse Karl Ginalski Tom Viveiros Beth Emard Kathy Blake Debbie Brisson “The Gift of the Magi” Directed by Sharon Hamlen Lisa Coroa Jim Medeiros Debbie Antone Nancy Pimental Dave Benoit Linda Baker Mrs. Dowey Kenneth Dowey Rev. Wilkinson Mrs. Haggerty Mrs. Tully Mrs. Mickleham Della Young Jim Young Mrs. Boyle Madame Sofiome Mr. Hartman Felice ■� . , 4 ( � ' fc SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sandra Paiva, Mary Lib Barrah, Martha Gladue, Chris Mello; Second Row: Vicki Kyriakakas, Lisa Coroa, Jane Cote, Micheal Taradash, Joe Ferreria; Third Row: Mr. Ward (advisor) STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE James Medeiros, Roger Beauchesne, Jeffrey Webb, Mark Baker; Second Row: Jacqueline Mullen BREEZE STAFF Julie Ramos, Lori Paine, Sheryl Smith, Jeffrey Webb, Richard Mickool; Second Row: Thomas Vi- veiros, Howard Shubs, Danielle Gastall, Melissa Sil- vestre; Third Row: Karlene Kenyon, editor Susan Violette, advisor Robert Tavares, assistant editor Karen Horton, Elaine Oliveira; missing: Nancy Gray 86 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Allen Sykes, Doreen Croteau, Paul Hoffman. Sec¬ ond Row: David Cohen, David Pacheco, Michael Becal. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mary McDonald, Nikki Pankowski, Andrea Primo, Steve Bartsch, Gregg McGrady. Second Row: Mr. John Silvia, Ann Marie Pereira, Liz O’Toole, Patty Williams, Paul Zinni, Monique Dionne, Cheryll Lach, Lisa Hallahan, Danielle Gastall. COOPERATIVE EDUCATION Karen Perry, Linda Sterne, Sharon Cordeiro, Ron Francoeur, George Nunes. Second Row: Pam Walk¬ er, Sue Couture, Cindy Maiato Jackie Rogers, Lisa Torres, Anna Botelho. Third Row: Sherry Beaulieu, Karen Veins, Keri Askren, Sonja Zawerucka, Lisa Bergeron, Kathy Nolet. Forth Row: Mr. Taylor, Ron Charves, Steve Simons, Mike Albergaria, Scott Alexander, Steve Marshall, Tim Oliveira, Mike L Heureux, Mr. LaFleur, Mr. Corcoran. 87 DEBATE TEAM Jennifer Webb, Ellen Isserlis, Michelle Mongeon, Abby Morse, Helen Keegan; Second Row: Richard Mickool, Jeffrey Webb, Melissa Silvestre; Third Row: Paul Zinni, Karen Pryzmierski, Marc Rous¬ seau, Tracey Kusitnitz, Mr. Levesque, Tom Gray, Kara Lucciola, Michael Jammen; missing: Stephen Mick MATH TEAM Mr. St. Amand, advisor; Second Row: Whit Smith, Sue Dubois, Karen Prysmierski, Marc Rousseau, John Tavares; Third Row: Don Walker, Peter Albany, Jeff Webb, Gayle Bieler, Sue Violette, Richard Mickool, Melissa Sylvestre; missing: Stephen Mick SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Jackie Keegan; Second Row: Chris Haddad, Beth Lizotte, Nancy Pimental, Mr. Sorem, Greg Meyer; Third Row: Sarah O’Toole, Jennifer Webb, Sheryl Smith, Julie Ramos 288 S.A.E. Mike McGrady, Diane Borges, Lisa Coroa, David Gabriel; Second Row: Miss Sousa (advisor), Paul Zinni, Gary Wolfe, David Benoit, Karen Pryz- mierski, Julie Leary; Third Row: Cindy Norheste, Michaelyn McCormick, Pamela Collins LIBRARY AIDES Mrs. Donna Silva, Mrs. Maureen Donahue; Second Row: Wayne Costa, Bruce Simbro, Howard Shubbs, Robert Blan¬ chard FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Kim DePoala, Matt Lapointe, Lori Paine; Second Row: Mrs. Crawford (advisor), Julie Jackson, Tim McGrady, David Gabriel 89 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW Lisa Coroa, Pres.-Kara Luciola, V.P., Mary Ferris, Treas., Ed Mullen, Vice-Pres., Lyn Jackson, Sec. SECOND ROW Edward J. Ward, Adviser, Katy O’Toole, Cheryl Noble, Matthew Lapointe, Jennifer Webb, Cheryl Smith, Jackie Keegan, Sarah O’Toole, Julie Ramos, Greg Mayer THIRD ROW Liz O Toole, Ann Marie Pereira, Cheryl Lach, Jeff Webb, Roger Beauchesne, James Medeiros, Michael Taradash, Dolores Soares, Vickie Kyriakakis, Steve Bartsch, Patricia Williams FOURTH ROW Danielle Gastall, Michael Fiore, Mark Baker Kellie Aguiar, Mary Ellen Moniz, Debbie Correira, Sandra Paiva, Mary Lib Barrar, Martha Gladue, Jane Cote, Jacqueline Mullen 90 MUSIC TOWN 1980 FLAG TW1RLERS Sue Bernado (Asst. Head), Nora Crowley (Head). Second Row: Patti Williams, Andrea Primo, Diane Vermette. Third Row: Debbie Schwartz, Michelle Boulanger, Patti Waring, Beth Trembley, Marcella Santos. GUNNERS Karen Rebello, Patti Gagne (Head), Lori Fortin. Second Row: Kathy Wilson, Lisa Iwanski, Mary Fer¬ ris, Denise Gendron. COLOR GUARD Ann Bourassa, Margaret Douglas, Chris Moniz, Su¬ san Palardis, Joanne Barlow, Nancy Pimental, He¬ len Keegan, Debbie Noble, Jessica Chorlton. Sec¬ ond Row: Michelle Robideaux, Monica Lariviere, Bonnie Fisher, Denise Levesque (Co-Head), Elaine Oliviera (Co-Head), Nancy Gray, Karlene Kenyon, Melanie Nadeau. 92 BRASSES Kristen Reis, Sandra Means, Susan Harris, Tim Fo¬ ley, Charlene Rousseau, Colleen Roy. Second Row: Jeff Hyde, Maureen Collins, Paul Ouellette, Richard Correia, Chris Hadad, Chris Pimental, Tom Davol, Lynn Abdallah, Anne Marie Farrelly, Chris Tessier, Craig Watkinson. Third Row: Mike Costa, Kevin Braz, Mark Richard Diana Gendron, Mike Nicolay, Greg Hitchen, Cliff Trask, Paul Sousa, Greg Mayer, Jeff Krupa, Robert Perry, John Kenyon, David Ben¬ oit, Sarah Davol. Forth Row: Richard Raposo. Rob¬ ert Roy, Jack Rua, Tom Gray, Stephen Cuttle, Leo Guertin, Ed Lariviere Peter Dailey, Jon Meagan, Philip Warren. PERCUSSION Elizabeth Beaudry, Sharon Pontes, Sue Foster, Debbie Correia. Second Row: Jay Philips, Abby Morse, Lee Stevens, Karl Ginalski; Chris Guay, Mike Jammen, Tracy Kusinitz, Ulrika Herstedt, Chris Quental. Third Row: Cathy Silvia, Cathy Blake, Jill Santos, Jason Rua, Russell Correia, Linda Lemelin, Doug Fiore, Mike Murphy, Charles Saber, Ken Mungeon, Karen Rousseau, Beth Pavao. | I BANNER BEARERS Lisa Falandys, Kristen Roy, Lori Pontes 93 94 m g S B S B SBg MAJORETTES Theresa Chicklowski, Melanie Borge, Doreen Raposa (Head), Michelle Martin, Debbie Martin. Second Row: Lynne Jackson, Lynn Viveiros, Susan Ferreira, Patti Goddu, Tish Donahue, Su¬ san Gladue. FLUTES Linda Silvia, Carol Lasalle, Glenna Carter, Karen LeFleur, Kim Boas, Ellen Isserlis, Cathy Sargent, Donna Viveiros, Robin ay. Second Row: Lori Watkinson, Laurie Ar- ruda, Michelle Audette, Michelle Duclos, Laura Sapelly, Patti Marshall, Theresa Sou¬ sa, Tina Calise, Kara Lucciola, Kathy Sar- aiva, Mary Beth Rua. -- 4 1 l - ' T ’ s -— J3i WL r :— 1 1 ■t WOOD WINDS Lori DeCotret, Lori Abdallah, Karen Lemaire, Andrea Reback, Mary Lou Schindelwig, Beth Ann Galis, Olivia Matos, Mary Sanpietro, Jenni¬ fer Webb, Kim Saraiva, Nancy Sieczkowski. Sec¬ ond Row: Barry Kublin, Rhonda Solup, Tim Callahan, Nancy Bamford, Ken Mclntire, David Saklad, Tom Soares, Lee Pellerin, Kriston Pan- kowski, Lisa Richard, Melissa Pereira, Lynn Du- breil, Leslie Ann Perry, Lynn Mello, Theresa Viveiros. Third Row: Richard Therrien, Robert Cabral, Richard Jussaume, Bill Hathaway, Rob¬ ert Mongeon, Peter Hiotelis, Mary Hill, Caroline Marcille, Gary Wolfe, Brian Medeiros, Douglas Berard. 95 1 u Hi 1 m X m ip r TV m - £ CONCERT CHOIR CONCERT CHOIR: Row 1: (Director) Bruce Maggs, Anne Marie Farrelly, Cheryl Karnaciewicz, Debbie Oliviera, Ellen Carey, Michelle Mongeon. Chris Tessier, Barry Ferris, Ed Lariviere, Monique Herouz, Marianne Alexander, Donna Viveiros, Nan¬ cy Pimental, Karlene Kenyon (president) Yvette Mulero (Accompanist). Row 2: Joan Machado, Jen Webb, Ellen Isserlis, Margaret Douglass, Marybeth Rua, Paul Ouellette, Tom Viverios, Craig Watkin- son, Bill Hathaway (Vice president), Nancy Siesz- kowski, Sharon Pontes, Cheryl Noble, Abbyb Morse. Row 3: Lori Watkinson, Lisa Coroa, Sandy Means, Kara Lucciola, Paula Berg, John Kenyon, Leo Guertin, Tom Kanaus, Elizabeth Beaudry, Tra¬ cey Kusinitz, Kathy Blake, Jill Santos, Michelle Bou¬ langer. Row 4: Sue Harris, Glenna Carter, Rachel Parent, Nancy Gray, Jessica Chorlton, Karen Re- bello, Phil Warren, John Reinhagen, Rick Raposa, Paula Perry, Helen Keegan, Debbie Noble, Patti Goddu, Marcella Santos. WOMEN’S CHORUS Women’s Chorus: Row 1: Bruce Maggs (Director), Kristen Roy, Anne Marie Farrelly, Cheryl Karnaciewicz, Ellen Carey, Michelle Mongeon, Debbie Correira, Monique Her- oux, Marianne Alexander, Sharon Pontes, Donna Viveiros. Row 2: Jen Webb, Sandy Means, Paula Berg, Tina Calise, Michelle Boulanger, Jill Santos, Kristen Reis, Elizabeth Beaudry, Tracey Kusinitz Kathy Blake, Abby Morse. Row 3: Lori Watkinson, Sue Harris, Karen Rebello, Jessica Chorlton, Kara Lucilla, Nancy Gray, Paula Perry, Helen Keegan, Karlene Kenyon, Debbie Noble, Marcella Santos (President). CHORUS CHORUS: Row 1: Bruce Maggs (Director), Yvette Mulero (Accompanist), Jen Webb, Sandy Means, Kristen Roy, Anne Marie Farrelly, Shannon Kelly, Debbie Correria, Sharon Pontes, Donna Viveiros, Nancy Sieszkowski Monica Lariviere. Row 2: Sue Harris, Debbie Corr Oliviera, Ellen Carey, Robin Arrich, Donna Harvey, Michelle Mongeon, Ed Lari¬ viere, Bill Hathaway (Vice president), Tom Davol, Monique Heroux, Marianne Alexander, Kathy Sil¬ via, Nancy Novacek. Row 3: Lori Watkinson, Glen¬ na Carter, Kelly True, Jessica Chorlton, Ellen Isser¬ lis, Paula Berg, Lori Fortin, Ernest Nunes, Craig Watkinson, Tom Kanaus, Elizabeth Beaudry, Tra¬ cey Kusinitz, Kathy Blake, Jill Santos, Michelle Bou¬ langer. Row 4: Louise Silvia, Betsy Mick, Rachel Parent, Karen Rebello, Nancy Gray, Paul Ouellette, Leo Guertin, Phil Warren, Rick Raposo, Lynn Be¬ dard, Helen Keegan, Karlene Kenyon (President), Paula Perry, Marcella Santos. 96 JAZZ BAND JAZZ BAND: Row 1: Nora Crowley, Marion Mitchell, Abby Morse, Matt Lapointe, Richard Jusseaume, Richard Therrien, Ed Ready, Tom Soares, Mary Hill, Bob Cabral, Beth Lockett, Marybeth Rua Row 2: Tom Gray, (President) Bob Roy, Steve Cuttle, Jack Rua, Mike Ouellette, (Director) Robert Perry Row 3: Chuck Saber, Mike Murphy, Melanie Hitchen, Mike Costa, Chris Perriera, Cliff Trask, Mark Richard, Richard Correia, Paul Ouellette, Diana Gendron, Maureen Collins DISTRICT DISTRICT: Row 1: Paula Perry, Marybeth Rua, Melanie Hitchen, Colleen Roy, Row 2: Tim Foley, Joan Machado, Craig Watkinson, Paul Ouellette, Maria Tavares, Diane Souza, Nancy Gray Row 3: Tom Vivieros, Richard Correia, Tom Gray, Bob Roy, Bob Cabral, Gary Wolfe, Tom Soares, Bill Hathaway 97 MENS CHORUS: Row 1: Carl Swanson (Director), Chris Tessier, Craig Watkinson, Paul Ouellette. Row 2: Leo Guertin, Phil Warren, Bill Hathaway. Row 3: John Reingagen, Rick Raposo, Karl Ginalski. Jazz CHorale: Mr. Bruce Maggs (Director), Lori Watkinson, Ellen Isserlis, Karen Rebello, Nancy Gray, Bill Hathaway, Paul Ouellette, Craig Watkinson, Jay Kenyon, Helen Kee¬ gan, Karlene Kenyon, Marcella Santos. Missing from photo are: Michelle Boulanger, Chris Tessier, Rick Raposo, and Phil Warren CHAMBER PLAYERS- Nancy Gray, (President) Diane Souza, Betsy Mick, Jessica Chorlton, John Reinhagen, Karen Pryzm.ersk,, Robert Perry Melame Hitchen Karen Rousseau, Maria Tavares, Beth Tremblay, Rhonda Solup, Michelle Mongeon, Charlene Rouseau, Katie Coale Debbie Martin (Director) Barbara Greenberg, Margaret Douglas, Denis Proulz, Sue Harris, Donna Harvey, Kim Vidal, Cheryl Karnaciewicz, Kristen Reis, Ann Bourassa, Lynne Jackson CONCERT BAND: PRESIDENT: MARY HILL SR M ’ wl fW ' 102 103 ■ SOCCER 80 The Soccer Team had aa unusual season in 1980. It was a year of memorable victories and heart-wrenching defeats. It was a year in which the injury list grew to almost the size of the roster. The team worked hard to claim a tie with Attleboro as Division One-west champions, only to be denied a playoff berth due to an unknown rule change. No matter how it ended, no one will forget the season of ’80. Steve White’s three goal performance against Attleboro, the come from behind tie against Taunton, the defensive battles with New Bedford and the rain in Barnstable all will be remem¬ bered. The team would like to thank the Mantis, the Moth, and the Bee for laughs; tri- captains Steve White, Shortie Bamford, and Bill Terry for leadership; and Coach Whit Horton for everything. TOP ROW: Coach Whit Horton, Jim Brown, John Rocha, Sean Kerrigan, Kevin Thwaite, Tommy Aldrich, Mark Louro, Jay Patenaude, Rick Mick- ool. MIDDLE ROW: Scott Rosa, Mark Cabral, Dave Lundquist, John Decosta, Elroy Lazaro, Rick Rego, Jim Velozo, Dave Fazzina. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Goldsmith, Mike Bamford (Captain), Stephen White (captain), Bill Terry (captain), Wayne Arruda, Chris “THE MOTH” Bonas, Tom “T.C.” Costa, Charles Borge, Stephen Mick t I 107 108 ll FIELD HOCKEY TOP ROW: Tracy Worton, Pam Travis, Beth Perreira, Cathy Mello, Michelle Arruda, Jocelyn, Thibault, Cheryl Geary, Sue Anctil, Kim Bro¬ gan, Coach Ronnie McFarland. BOTTOM ROW: Ann Hussey, Cathy Phillips, Sue Thibault, Lisa Thibault (capt.), Patty Mullins, Sherry Hana- tow, Martha Ward. Missing: Mary Lib Barrar, Lori Carvalho. ' The 1980 girls’s field hockey team, under the strong lead¬ ership of senior captain Lisa Thibault, completed a success¬ ful season of 8-3-3. Although the team did not make it to the state finals, they still finished very strongly in their division. The team will graduate eight seniors who will be sorely missed. These girls are Lisa Thibault, Cathy Phillips, Patty Mullins, Anne Hussey, Sue Thibault, Sherri Hanatow, Mary Lib Barrar, and Martha Ward. The entire varsity squad should be congratulated for their spirit of competitiveness and desire to win. The junior varsity team also completed a successful season. All of the girls on this team will certainly contribute to fut ure varsity teams. TOP ROW: Coach Bernardo, Nancy Newman, Elise Ironfield, Todd Gagne, Jay Baliageron, Mike Lockett, Don Walker, Wayne Jenkins, Chris Perreira, Mike Chmielewski, Adam Robataille, Jason Kelly, Sue Guertin MIDDLE ROW: Julie Hines, Jennifer Jaryna, Peter Berth- iaume, Chris Haddad, Peter Lapriore, Jackie Keegan, Kerry Johnson, Bob Judge, Audrey Lussier, Beth Lizotte, Mike Nicolay, Jennifer Churn BOTTOM ROW: A1 Baskin, Philip “A.” Lussier, Sue Rowe, Nancy Picard (captain), Kathy Sapelly (Captain), Dan Gendreau (cap¬ tain), Carla Nicolay, Ann Marie Perreira. Cross Country The 1980 cross country team successfully copeted in the highly competitive S.M.C. Division 1. The young “Big Blue Machine” was ably led by junior captains Dan Gendreau, Kathy Sapelly, anf Nancy Picard. On the boy’s team significant contributions were turned in by Phil Lussier, Peter Lapriore, Alan Baskin, Mike Lockett, and Chris Pereira. A strong field of runners competed for the girls. Among them we re Sue Rowe, a first year runner and the only senior on the team, Nancy Picard, Elise Ironfield, Jenny Churn, Beth Lizotte, Annmari Periera, and Carla Nicolay. The season was highlighted by Phil Lussier’s trip to the state finals, and by the naming of Nancy Picard to the all-conference team. no -x ' wbski mb Hi J ' v V • - J’fPw ' Sv 111 - 112 TOP ROW: Coach Wayne Hall, Terry Mello, Judy Lowe, Mary Fingliss, Kathy Royds. BOTTOM ROW: Nadine Camara, Carrie Newton, Kim Gagne, Lynne Fillion. VOLLEYBALL The Somerset girls’ volleyball team compiled a record of 3-7, in an extremely competitive Division II. Led by senior captain Kim Gagne, the team improved consistently throughout the season. Losing only two seniors, Kim Gagne and Judy Lowe, the team is looking forward to a better season next year. Filling out the rest of the varsity roster are: Mary Fingliss, Nadine Camara, Lynn Filion, Carey Newton, Cathy Royas and i Terri Mello. All of theses girls should be commended for their . outstanding performances. Special recognition goes to Kim Gagne and Mary Fingliss for being named to the Division II all . star team. 113 FOOTBALL The Somerset football team would like to thank Mr. Daley, members of the school board, Mr. McDermott, Mr. Mahoney, Mr. Estes and Attorney Kyriakakis for their support in helping the team fulfill its major dream- going to the Superbowl! Under the great leadership of tri-captains Jeff Colbert, Scott Geary and Jim Mulrooney, the team still managed to be number one after all of the days of practice in the hot sun to the cold days of the early winter. Mr. Ed Winslow coached his team to one of the best seasons ever; a regular season of 8 wins, 2 losses; a 6-0 league season and the third year in a row being Div. II CHAMPS! Congradulations Boys! TOP ROW: Coach Ken Day, Coach John Soares, Dace Sullivan, Kevin Shea, Brad Lizzotte, Paul Duarte, Wayne Iodice, Roger Beauchesne, Jim Bealieu, Mike Attar, Stephen Bartsch, Joe Fingliss, Joe Medeiros, Keith Medeiros, Tim Mulrooney, Ray MacDonald, Mel Harvey, Coach Bob Tavares, Head Coach Ed Winslow. Middle Row: Dan MacRitchie, Ed Murphy, Rich Botelho, Jeff Norman, B.J. Jackson, Barry Shea, Dave Cadoreete, John Deveney, Joe Ferreira, Rick Worton, Jeff Por- fio, Joe Sheppard, Steve Mello Bottom Row: Jon Rothwell, John Jackson, Dave Cuttle, Bill Pickering, Jim Mulrooney (captain), Jeff Colbert (captain), Scott Geary (captain), Neal Goff, Steve Moreira, Chuck Mendes, Steve Nassif, Joe O ilveira. 114 p SUPERBOWL ’80 SILVER LAKE 21 SOMERSET 3 Somerset became the first Southeastern Mass. Conference team to be invited to a post-season Superbowl berth in Division III. The Blue Raid¬ ers had to fight a court challenge with Canton High School over the Massachusetts Interscho¬ lastic Athletic Association’s rule that picked the third ranked team over the second place squad. Canton had already met number one seeded Sil¬ ver Lake and it is contrary to association rules for two teams which have already met to play again in the Superbowl. Somerset won in the court but lost on Boston University’s Nickerson Field, 21-3. Steve Mello kicked a second quarter field goal and the Raiders had a three point lead at the half. Somerset’s defense, the “Blue Crunch Bunch”, dominated the powerful Lakers. Silver Lake, the undefeated Old Colony League Champions, turned the game around in the sec¬ ond half and took advantage of Raider errors to score three unanswered touchdowns. The Superbowl was Somerset’s first chance at a football championship since the 1958 captured the title. 117 Joyce Diskin, Maryanne Swidey, Caroline Briere, Kelly Valton, Anne Lewis, Carla Brisbois missing from the photo are CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Pattie O’Neill, Head Caroline Corrigan, Nikki Panowski Middle Row: Manager Vicki Kyriakakis, Cheryl Re- zendes, Pam Cabral, Lisa Senechal, Cathy Joncas, Yvette Mulero, Advisor Marcia Salmon Back Row: Lynne Senchal, Sherri Caron, Sandra Paiva, Karen Venturini ... � •- i m- Front Row: Christine Cotter, Christine Capone, Debbie Sylvia, Lisa Caisse, Donna Dahlstrom, Lori Chadkowski Back Row: Tammi Flemming and Anne Carvalho 118 n Front Row: Carlin Phillips, Dave Cadorette, Steve Attar, Pete McNally Second Row: Tom Cabral, Dan Gendreau, Chuck Walker, Chris Mendes, Ray McDonald; Kevin Higgins, Ed Keyes, Coach Ray McDonald Missing: Mike Attar BASKETBALL Rear 1 to r: Trainer Nancy Souza, Sue Kozak, Tracey Worton, Mary Fingliss, Pam Brabant, Terri Mello, Kathy Knapp, Coach Nancy Paulus Front 1 to r: Carey Newton, Nadine Camara, Lisa Tessier, Sherri Hanatow, Lori Van Brunt Debbie Kelly - GIRLS’ BASKETBALL -— 12 123 Top: Co- Captain Jane Cote, Kim DePoala, Co- Captain Patty Mullins Middle: Lynne Cote, Jennifer Jaryna Bottom: Beth-Ann Calis, Lisa DePoala, Michelle Arruda, Tish Donahue, Bridget Rebello ' GYMNASTICS For the past three years, Somerset High School has fielded the most outstanding girls’ gymnastics team in New England. The Raiderettes, un¬ der the guidance of Coach Bill Bar- nicoat have captured three consecu¬ tive state and south sectional cham¬ pionships and have a winning streak that dates back seven years. The 1980-81 season was expected to be a continuation of past excel¬ lence. The Boston Globe made the Somerset girls the pre-season favor¬ ites to win their fourth straight title. Halfway through their season, the girls seemed well on their way to re¬ maining on top. For the first time the team has co-captains: Jane Cote and Patty Mullins. Neither has ex¬ perienced a loss or less than state championship performance since their freshman season. As a junior. Jane was an all-state selection. Oth¬ er outstanding performers were: Lynne Cote, Kim DePaola, Michelle Arruda, Lisa DePaola, Tish Dona¬ hue, Jennifer Jaryna, Beth Anne Ca¬ lis and Bridget Rebello. The team’s base is still the underclassmen, so Somerset’s dominance of the sport should continue for years to come. 124 125 WINTER TRACK t 126 126 Dave Paquette, Rick Rego, Ray Benoit, captain Scott Geary, Bob Silvia, Mike Richarson, Ted Medeiros, Mike Rodriques, Tom Aldrich; Second Row: Ken Sullivan, Gregg Laureanno, Tony Almeida, Paul Marcellus, Jeff Colbert, Dave Cuttle, Chuck Borge, Dave Hathaway, coach Souza ICE HOCKEY The Blue Raiders were expected to have a rebuilding year in ice hockey, but it did not start out that way. After defeating Bridgewater-Raynham and North Attleboro in pre-season scim- mages, Coach Bob Souza’s Raiders only lost once in their next nine games. Somerset plays in the Southeastern Massachusetts Conference Division 1 and is always copmpetitive with state powers Fal¬ mouth and Barnstable. The past two seasons, the Cape schools have won the Eastern Mass, and state Division II champion¬ ships. The Raiders have defeated and tied these teams during that time. Captain Scott Geary returned for his final season in the cage. Scott was a three time selection to the Spectator’s all-scholastic team, and he was twice picked by the Fall River Herald News all-star team. Defensemen Dave Cuttle and Jeff Colbert contin¬ ued to skate regular shifts and kept enemy attackers away from in front of the crease. Up front, Coach Souza had Kenny Sullivan, Paul Marcellus and Chuck Borge. Sullivan was second in the league in scoring dur¬ ing his junior year and Paul Marcellus was the early pacesetter in 1981. Borge was an outstanding defensive forward who also played with the blueline corps. These six seniors provided the leadership for a talented group of underclassmen who hope to keep Somerset as the top ice 129 hockey school in Bristol County. Y(L ■: - SR 4 V . 5 -• jtk -.The game o f lif e i s h a rder still, -Yet we all must play; In the end we all my lose, But for now, we ve won the day . . . s Teammate, comrade oFlover, . W Toever you might be, lojn game of life we’ve found fhatKriendship means victory. ■ wny jwf Ai d tl to o Ajd’ : ( 1 t lose umc| lose w say c hese JJe we leave the fi elds of youth ■astures green 9hd true, look think © lio - ■ } 25 Jonathan Stone 131 Best Wishes And Congra tula tions To The Class Of 1981 CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. P.O. Box 226 454 Main Street-Somerset, Mass. 02726 Telephone 617 676-1001 Gerald E. McNally Sr. Gerald E. McNally Jr. Richard J. McNally Annette C. Burrows Chairman President Vice-President Controller 132 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 From The School Store D.E. C.A. 133 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 Attorney And Mrs . John Silvia Somerset School Committeeman Good Luck Rainbow Paint Wallpaper Co, Inc . 1140 Riverside Ave Somerset, Mass. 675-1224 Good Luck! SOMERSET TEACHERS ' ASSOCIATION MTA NEA Best Wishes From ATTORNEY JAMES P. 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AL PAUL’S AUTO SALES INC. 1148 Davol St. Fall River , Mass. 02726 Telephone: 672-9334 PHOEBE’S American And Chinese Foods Orders Put Up To Take Out Choice Wines And Liquors 1026 County St. Somerset, Mass. BASKIN-ROBBINS TEX ICE CREAM BARRY’S STORE jj Coney Island Somerset Plaza, Rt.6 958 County Street Somerset, MA 02726 Somerset, Mass. Telephone 675-2421 r CENTRE SHOE STORE THE SKI HOUSE INC. 1214 Wilbur Ave Somerset, Mass. 02725 VERA’S HOUSE OF FASHION 1079 County St Somerset, Mass 02726 1160 County St Somerset, Mass. Expert Shoe Repairing Cheerleader And Band Shoes Sold Car Care Specialist Ghet’s Auto Supply, Inc. 455 Pleasant Street Fall River, Mass. 02721 Phone 617-676-1028 Much, Much, Success FURNITURE VILLAGE NARRAGANSETT SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS 169 Ocean Grove Ave Swansea, Mass. 296 Buffington St. Somerset, Mass. Best Wishes GEORGE B. LOCKHART INSURANCE AGENCY FRIENDLY’S 942 County St. Somerset, Mass. 1168 County St. Somerset, Mass. 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Indian Spring Plaza Somerset 675-0377 500 Main Road Tiverton 624-9914 COMMUNITY CLEANERS Pam ' s Puppy Palace PAM SERRA ALL BREED DOG GROOMING BY PROFESSIONALS (LARGE OR SMALL-PEDIGREED OR MIXED) WE DO NOT SEDATE YOUR PET J “Where Pets are treated like Royalty jf C T = at a Pauper Price” JVM OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 AM TIL 8 PM DOC CAT FOODS ‘ BY WAYNE, OCO MOTHER PET ACCESSORIES A SUPPLIFS HUBBARD, KEFM.-BJSKIT, ETC ARC RE?PUPPIES AT LOWPRICES. 1 BUtDS 3031 COUNTY ST 4 ,ndia % plaza o b- 1799 SOMERSET V!SA 4 MASTERCARD 1049 County St Somerset, Mass 672-3090 Phone (617 ) 675-04- ' . WALK-IN SERVICE Ifatr 3iaahums danism HAIR STYLIST IIOO COUNTY ST. SOMERSET. MASS. 02726 SINCE 1893 unj iafi S wicc JVC. Wm. S. Hothowoy, Sr. Wm. S. Hothowoy, Jr. Drreclors m IN A TI ON A l SELECTED MORTICIANS PEOPLE YOU CAN COUNT ON HATHAWAY HOME FOB FlINEBAtS 1813 Robeson Street, FALL RIVER HATHAWAY COMMUNITY HOME FOR FUNERALS 673-0781 • 672-3572 900 Buffinton Street, SOMERSET Best Wishes To The RIVERSIDE ART SHOP Class Of ’81 1292 Riverside Ave Somerset, Mass. THE SPECTATOR Artist Supplies Custom Framing Bob LeComte , (617)672-6735 780 County St “Somerset ' s Newspaper Since 1932 ' ' In Memory Of A ' V . EBB 1 ' 1 . ? r : . -w Friend . . . ARTHUR MAUCIONE 155 w SUPERIOR CLEANERS 968 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981 MR. MRS. EDWARD J. WARD INDIAN SPRING PHARMACY 3041 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. SHERWIN WILLIAMS SLADES FERRY AVENUE s SOMERSET, MASS. CHINA VILLAGE 1142 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1981 GILMAR ELECTRIC 54 HENRI STREET SOMERSET, MASS. MAURY KUSINITZ INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 930 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. AUCLAIR FUNERAL HOME BRIDGEMAN LUMBER 927 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. BEST WISHES STEVES DOUGHNUT SHOP 1448 GAR HIGHWAY SOMERSET, MASS. CARVEL OF SWANSEA K MART PLAZA RT. 6 SWANSEA, MASS. (617) 678-3770 LUKE’S MINI MART 1043 PROSPECT STREET SOMERSET, MASS. GOOD LUCK! BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1981 MR. AND MRS. JACK BECAL THE HOUSE OF TARADASH KOSHER CATERING 330 HIGHVIEW AVE. SOMERSET, MASS. SOMERSET SPEED 1190 GAR HIGHWAY SOMERSET, MASS. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1981 ATTORNEY AND MRS ALAN A. AMARAL WORLD CAR LIMITED WILBUR AVENUE SOMERSET, MASS. FISHER BUS 260 PLEASANT STREET SOMERSET, MASS. GOOD LUCK RAIDERS BEAUTY COTTAGE 108 COUNTY STREET SOMERSET, MASS. MR. AND MRS. THOMAS J. DALEY The 1981 Raider would sincerely like to thank the following patrons: Glad to be leaving! Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Mullen Sianara S.H.S. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Money-go for it class of ’81 Catherine Mary Frances Marcille Diane Robillard Good Luck Graduates from Debra Oliveira Elaine Oliveira Maria Oliveira Mr. and Mrs. John Soares Alvaro Oliveira Alice Oliveira Arthur Bettencourt Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 from D.V. Good Luck in the Future from A.K.M. Olivia Barboza Dr. J. Alan Sasson Sue “T.V.” Pazzane Dr. and Mrs. Charles Sasson Cathy Phillips Sue Thibault “Good Luck Class of “81” Dr. Michelle Sasson Master Steven Patalano Dave “UH” Littleton Ernie A. Brennon Have Fun! a friend Mr. and Mrs Howard Gold Poogie-to-you, Lisa Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Alfred V. Medeiros Pauline Freve Bawk! To Puma, Buddy, and the Gray Elephant- Love P.I.G., yea! What happened to Soap? Susan M. Violette Mr. Gerald St. Amand Lisa M. Coroa Mrs. Gilbert M. Coroa. Mr. and Mrs. Soares Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cabral Good Luck Seniors! Good Luck Graduates of ’81 A Friend Good Luck Mr. and Mrs. Paiva Mr. and Mrs. McGee Mr. and Mrs. Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. John Kenyon Jay Kenyon Karlene Kenyon Mary Hill Yvette Mulero Mr. Roland Moses Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saber, Jr. a friend Congratulations Class of ’81 Marcus Dyl I’m Turning Japanese! JC Lynne Cot! Lu and Gene Cot! Hotel Thomas-Rockland Mass. Omie Schweiger-“Sweet Gypsie Rose’ “I’m Pulling Out of Here to Win” Bruce Springsteen Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Gartner Francis M. Marcille Mrs. Kathleen M. Sorem Mr. Douglas T. Sorem Mr. Edward Robidoux Frances Robidoux A1 Franken Patti Gagne Lisa Iwanski Lorraine Talbot “Butch Spike” John M. Vale Mrs. Carlyn R. Vale Sr. Sherri Vale Robbin M. Vale “Good Luck” Carlyn R. Valr “Class of ’85” Mrs. Mary Vale Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Miranda Mr. and Mrs. David Cordeiro Patti Goddu “Class of ’82” Paul Duarte “Class of ’82” Ellen Donna Erica Stacy Mr. Newton Mr. and Mrs. William H. Barrar III Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Gaudreau Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Admiral and Mrs. Donald T. Corrigan Sean Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Leary Mr. and Mrs. Goulart Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hathaway, Jr. Joe from Tiverton Mr. and Mrs. Franklin A Gray Jennifer Bogle Best Wishes to the Class of ’81 William F. Gray Nancy E. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Taylor Good Luck from a Friend Denise Levesque “To be early is to be on time, to be on time is to be late” Glenna Carter Best Wishes-a friend Mr. Kenneth Chorlton A Well-Wisher Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmer Victor Branco Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marchand Mr. and Mrs. W. Berube Wayne M. Jack Daniels I’m Turning Japanese-L.P. Pedro “The Fox” Mr. Philip J. Gladue Jr. Mrs. Philip J. Gladue Jr. Jane Gladue Doreen Raposa Theresa Chicklowski Good Luck Seniors, D.L.G. Debbie Leonard Sharon Hague Brian Gollub M.D.G. Coach Day Gary Mello Tom Williams Chris Mello Congratulations Class of 1981 “There’s a moon in the sky”-Fred (T.F.) Mrs. Rita Foley Good Luck Bonnie from Ann “Turn the Page” “Mrs. Frances Lewis” Lots of Luck-Ma Mrs. Curtis A. Fisher Jr. Master Curtis A. Fisher III Susan M. Sullivan Michael Steve etc., etc.,= “eat soup” in ’82 Good riddance to the Gruesome Foursome from the Magee triplets The Ramones will rule the world. GABBAGABBAHEY! I’ll give you fish I’ll give you candy Merry Christmas!! from Scott I’ll give you ooo everything I ever had Give me give me back my man-Fred I am glad it is over-N.M. Atty. and Mrs. Manuel Kyriakakis Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Ferreira Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Demers Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mollo Mr. and Mrs. Everett J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Antone Soares Richard Costa Mrs. Patricia Costa Mr. Robert Costa Phillip Lawrence Warren Jr. Craig James Watkinson Joe Ferreira Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Martin Karen Venturini Eddie Pontes-Class of 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Santos Mrs. Yvette St. Laurent Marcella Santos Beth Pavao Marybeth Rua Monica Lariviere Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gabriel Gill Santos Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pontes Mr. and Mrs. Ken Riley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward G.Gagne A Friend Wonka To the Best, From the Best-Miss Fitz John Wright Curt Baron Michael Pomerleau Ted Porada Mr. and Mrs. William Barrar Jr. a friend Kathleen Chili Chris Lane Mr. and Mrs. Richard Larrivee Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Chouinard Mr. and Mrs. John D. Keegan Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Jean Bercier Mr. and Mrs. F. Silvia Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brimmer and family To My Super Good Friends: NC, BLM, CS, love The Colleen Doll Mr. and Mrs. John Crowley and Steven The Simese Twins-BLM+ NLC Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Schwartz I’m Turning Japanese-D.S. Rev. Mrs. Donald McAninch Ernest A. Mizher Insurance 306 Wilbur Ave. Swansea, Mass. 02777 Centre Pharmacy 1186 County St. Somerset, Mass. 02726 HARGREAVES STUDIOS, INC. 430 NEWPORT AVENUE Rumford, Rhode island 02916 JOSEPH P. GEOFFROY PHOTOGRAPHER • ACCOUNT MGR (401) 434-4480 157 ±Aim av ' Jj; --- ■rA % 4 M| gj K 1 l m gH « M t RAIDER STAFF Bottom Row: Marcella Santos, Sherri Vale, Karlene Kenyon, Elaine Oliveira, Lisa Macomber Second Row: Lisa Iwanski, Mark Baker, Jane Belanger, Bonnie Fisher, Nancy Gray Lisa Coroa, Dolores Soares Third Row: Nora Crowley, Theresa Chichlowski, Michelle Robidoux, Cindy Sieczkowski, Noreen Mullaney, Linda Baker, Michelle Sasson, Vicki Kyriakakis Fourth Row: Michael McGrady, Michael Taradash, Martha Gladue, Sandra Paiva, Mary Lib Barrar, Martha Ward, Debbie Schwartz, Liz Palmer, Jane Cote 150 Richard LaMothe, Advisor Michael McGrady Top Advertising Salesman Our four years in high school have been very hectic but productive ones. As we leave SHS, we leave with a great sense of accomplishment. I’d like to wish everyone the best of luck after we graduate. I have really enjoyed working for the class. I am very proud to say I am a member of the Somerset High School Class of ’81. rvipurtKo- MARTHA GLADUE SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT STEPHEN MICK - MANAGING EDITOR A year is a year is a year (with apologies to Ms. Stein), but this one was a little special. Ronald Reagan became the fortieth president, 52 american hostages came home, and the world mourned the death of John Lennon. In our own little corner of the globe some big things happened too: the band went to Florida, the gymnastics team had its usual superb season, the football team went to the Super Bowl, while Proposition 2 V 2 threatened to take most of it away; and of course, the class of ’81 graduated. In remembering all the great things we’ve done during our four years here, I can’t help but remember all the people who have helped us along the way. That is why this book is dedicated to all the people at Somerset High; because without them, none of those great things would have been possible. With that in mind, I’d like to take a moment to thank all the people who’ve helped to make this book a success: all the staff, from Martha and Mike to juniors Laurie Newton and Mary McDonald; special contributors like Joe, Norval, Doug Chapman, Ted Parada, Mrs. Talbot, Diane Lebel (our artist) and Colin Brearley (who donated the final photo); and to everyone who bought a book, after all, it’s yours. My special thanks to Mr. LaMothe, without whom nothing would ever get done. Best of luck to everyone, , mm � 1rs,?4.- Vt Vv “; • ? s4i ii ' • ■ ' ■ - i saas® ,- fv -5 ' f £■ ' .� 33 . 5 -v. ■ : v ; : , a® . :i; ,.. ' ' ? ' .. faS ftii - BB £ r r j vi %- “. . . WHEN THE NIGHT IS CLOUDY, THERE f S STILL A LIGHT THAT SHINES ON ME, SHINE UNTIL TOMORROW, LET IT BE . . . LET IT BE . . ' - THE BEATLES