Tiverton High School - Phantasmagoria Yearbook (Tiverton, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1981 volume:

Phantasmagoria 1981 Tiverton High School Tiverton, Rhode Island llimill Do you want to know what the Class of 1981 at Tiverton High is made of? Follow this simple recipe: Take scholastic achievement, athletic ability, artistic, dramatic and musical talents, and lots of school spirit. Mix with unique characters and you have a class with a lot of class. There’s more to Tiverton High School than the building itself Students Make the School! 2 Mr. Vincent M. Securo Mr. Securo is a figure well-known to Tiverton High students. In his years as Vice-Principal, he has acted as both a disciplinarian and a coordinator for school activities. His advice and guidance have been valuable to everyone. Before becoming Vice-Principal in August 1 97 1, he worked for the Bristol School Dept, as a physical education teacher. He has also served in the Marine Corps. We are dedicating this yearbook to Mr. Securo not only because this is his final year at Tiverton High School, but because we want to thank him for his help, dedication and caring. The Class of I 98 1 wishes Mr. Securo a healthy, happy retirement. 4 Dedication Mr. Raymond Purdy If we could choose one word to describe Mr. Purdy, it would be “courageous.” When Mr. Purdy became our adviser in 197 7, little did he know the task he faced. He soon caught on and proved to he a true friend and leader. His sincerity and dedication have helped guide us successfully through our four years at Tiverton High School. Words can never adequately express ourgratitude to you, Mr. Purdy. “God will not give any soldier ambition w ho is not willing to go into battle.” Anonymous Dedication S SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! 6 X SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENI SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! SENIORS! Class of ’81 President, Sue Jfcrias I •r. Melanie Su CY Officers ' 3 St- Sue F'arias, Lucy Quieho, Mel Sumner. Jean Fiola. 9th Grade: 1 Oth Grade: 1 1 th Grade: Sue Farias. President Sue F'arias. President Sue Farias. President Lucy Quieho. Viee-Pres. Lucy Quieho, Vice-Pres. Luey Quieho. Viee-Pres. Julie Gorman. Secretary Mary Morse, Secretary Jean Fiola. Secretary Sue Martin. Treasurer Sheryll Gregory, Treasurer Janiee liorpes. Treasurer K Class Officers Top Ten Left to right: Maureen St. Laurent, Barbara Cole, John Hackett. Susan Martin. Jina Guimond. Kristen Nielsen. Mark Sylvia. James Lima. Annette I ePage, Thomas Wilusz. (Order based on rlass rank as of end of junior year.) Back (left to right): Mark Sylvia. Joe Sherblom. Rene Audette. Danny Enos, Mark LaFranre, Bill Carreira. Kevin McGovern. John Mello. Tom VI ilusz, Bruce Sieger, Mike Clarke, Mike Ferry, Kelly Meyers, Sue Martin. 1th row (I to r): Jim Lima. Lucy Quirho. Patti Smaldone. Sue Curran, Ellen Cummings. Barbara Cole, Lynn Allen, Cathy Osborne, Ray Medeiros, Paula Pacheco. 3rd row (I to r): Mary Morse, Lisa Murphy .Celeste Pilotte, Carrie Sincoeki, Denise Guimond, Donna Bousquet, Charlene Berry, Margaret Fredrickson, Jeff Runner. Maureen St. Laurent. Rosalyn Belisle, SlieryII Gregory. 2nd row (I to r): Bob Bonoan, Dot Moniz. Jina Guimond, Tracy lleywood. Beth Tbornsbury, Kathy Leary. Karen Destremps, Annette LePage. Danielle Vanasse, Mark Bouchard, Bill Costa. Front (I to r): Terri Carpenter. Ruth Perron, Jackie Joubert. Lindia La oie, Jean Fiola, Chris Larocque, Kris Nielsen, Jeanne Crepeau, Denise Coute, Sue Furtado. Anne Marie Nuttall. National Honor Society Top Ten Nat l Honor Society V Seniors at Work It's 2KM)p.mthe bell rings and you have exactly one half hour to make it to work. You race out of your seventh period class like a madman! Will you ever make it to work on time? This may seem typical to many students who have part-time jobs in the community. You can find students working in restaurants, gas stations, supermarkets, offices, assembly lines, and nursing homes. They’re saving money to buy cars and stereos or to help pay for their college educations. Here are some members of the Class of 1981 at work. Top to bottom: Barbara ('ole at Fogland Beach; Mark Bouchard at Gray'� North End; I)eni� e Guimond at Edgar'� ; Mark Sylvia at Gray'� North End; Melanie Sumner at Gray � Four Corner� . 10 Senior� at Work Senior at Work 1 1 The Class Votes . . . Most Dramatic: Paul Sousa and Kris Nielsen. ('.lass Cynics: Cindy Perry and Owen Nolan. Most Artistic: Mark Desrosiers and Lucy Quicho. 12 Superlatives Superlatives 13 1osl Friendly: Mark Bouchard and Jean F'iola. Best Dressed: John Phillips and Denise Guimond. Most Popular: Sue F'arias and Danny F nos. Most School Spirited: Jimmy Kaposa. Steve Bousquet. Paul BctuIm . Sue F'arias. and Joe Souza. Glass Individual: Tracy Hey wood. 14 Superlatives Most Ambitious: Jean Fiola and Jim Lima. Most Athletic: Sue Curran and Mark Sylvia. Superlatives 15 16 Class Clowns: Hav Navarro ami Patti Smaldone. Teachers’ Pets: Hill Hrulotte and Denise Coute. Best Buddies: Mark Sylvia and Jim Lima. Best Buddies: Celeste Pilotte and Lisa Murphy. Most Intelligent: Barbara Cole and John llaekett. Superlatives Joseph Aguiar “Love is always a beginning; it never ends. Love increases with time, and I will love you forever no matter what may happen. “No, stop, wait.” “In a way, but not really.” Likes: skating, cre- ative writing, roses, playing the guitar, traveling, trying new things, and watching the sun come up. Dislikes: going to sleep and waking up, poor losers, car trouble, and unorganized meet- ings. Future ambition: to travel, learn to hang-glide, and become an executive secretary in a big city. Suppressed desire: to have a book published. Happiest when with Matt, with close friends, and when sitting by the fire. Lynn Allan “For you, there’ll be no more crying; For you, the sun will be shining. And I feel that when I'm with you. It's alright, I know it's right Fleetwood Mac “Jan” “What's up? Likes: being with friends, sunny days, pizza, the beach, riding in Mike's van, and music. Dislikes: nothing to do on weekends, snobby people, rainy days, getting up early, guns, disco, and bad moods. Future ambition: to marry Mike and have a happy family . Suppressed desire: to travel, and have a log cabin home. Happiest when with Mike. Janet May Almy “Sweet memories flashing very quickly by; reminding me, giving me a reason why, I know that my goal is more than a thought. I'll be there when I teach what I have been taught.” Rush “Ag“ “No way. Likes: rock V roll, O.NJ., AAR Cuda, blue eyes, COZ, blizzards, and Huskies. Dislikes: gym. punk rock, term papers, and disco. Future ambi- tion: to become a mechanical engineer and build perpetual motion machines. Suppressed desire: to own a fleet of rare and expensive cars. Happiest when with Terry and having a good time with close friends. Mark S. Aguiar “There is room in the halls of pleasure for a long and lordly train; But one by one we must all file on through the narrow aisles of pain.” “Annie” “What! Excuse me.!!” “Pardon me.” Likes: volleyball, horseback rid- ing, good friends, and skiing. Dis- likes: snobby people, piranhas, bland food, and Monday morn- ings. Future ambition: to go to college in the medical surgical field and to train in horseback riding. Suppressed desire: to be on the United States Equestrian Team. Happiest when with good friends. Ann Almeida “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 “Lin” “I hear ya.” “Say what?” Likes: rainbows, sunsets. Led Zep- pelin. The Cars, Steve Martin, laughing, goofing around, meet- ing new people, rollerskating, and softball. Dislikes: homework, get- ting suspended for something I didn't do, getting up early, people with no sense of humor, and nothing to do on weekends. Future ambition: to be successful in whatever I do in life. Sup- pressed desire: for everyone to be as happy as I am and to live life to its fullest. Happiest when with T.T.. with my friends, laughing and making people laugh, and when with S.C., M.C., B.C., and my mom. 18 Linda Alves David F. Andrade “What the mind believes, the body can achieve.” “Dave” Likes: being alone, work outs, quahogging, and The Roll- ing Stones. Dislikes: having my privacy invaded, being told what to do, two-faced people, and ciga- rette and tobacco smoke. Future ambition: to be my own boss. Sup- pressed desire: to pump iron for a living. Happiest when working out and talking things over with a friend. “W'hy do we give our hearts to the past, and why must we grow up so fast.” The Eagles “Mew” “Ignore it.” “Oops, I for- got!” Likes: cheerleading, art, chocolate, summer, puppies, vacations, and parties. Dislikes: vegetables, being odd, and having tonsillitis. Future ambition: to move to New York or California and become a model. Suppressed desire: to be famous, happy, and have six kids with Mark. Happiest when traveling, meeting people, and when with Mark and Sharon. Marilyn Archer “Girl you really got me down.” Van Halen “Big Mike “No doubt.” Likes, girls and hanging around with friends. Dislikes: school and rainy days. Future ambition: to become a machinist. Suppressed desire: to become rich. Happiest when with Cheryl and friends. Rene R. Audette Michael D. Rarboza Robert K. Barker “Live and let die.” “Snuff Man” Likes: fast cars, parties, and Pink Floyd. Dislikes: people who call me chicken and bad music. Future ambition: to have a good time. Suppressed desire: to be rich. Happiest when having a good time. Henry Beaudoin “The happiest people seem lo be those who have no particular rauiie for being happy except that they are w. Dean W.R. Inge “Roxy “Bummer. Like : Held hockey, roller skating, macrame. knitting, crocheting, animals, stuffed animals, dancing, making money, cooking, and studying. Dislike : taking SAT' and Achievement Te t . working on Saturday , school lunches, writ- ing term paper , and going up to R.l. Hospital. Future ambition: to become a surgeon and help out the needy. Suppressed desire: to backpack through the Grand Can- yon. Happiest when with my friends and not in school, when with Rochelle, and when doing my own thing. Hosalyn Marie Belisle “By your smile you can change another's life; by a word you can bring peace out of strife; then lift your head and never die; count every blessing, stop every sigh. Get busy . . . don't let a chance slip by, for the world is in need of you. “Baruby” “No way. Likes: snowy nights, money, being with friends, and Fords. Dislikes: being broke and car trou- ble. Future ambition: to be suc- cessful and happy in whatever I do. Suppressed desire: to retire at a young age and to live in a cabin in the mountains. Paul Leonard Berube “Sweet memories flashing quickly by; reminding me. giving me a reason why.” Rush “Bones “Thai's life.” Likes: Cougar , listening to good music, playing my drums, hanging around, going out, sleeping late, long summer , being with good friends, and eating. Dislikes: dou- ble sessions, people pulling my mustache, when my car doesn't start, being late, and having no money. Future ambition: to be successful in whatever I choose to do in life. Suppressed desire: lo never have to work. Happiest when having a good time with nothing to worry about. 20 Bober! David Bonoan “Keep me away from the wisdom which does not cry, the philoso- phy which does not laugh, and the greatness which doe not bow before children. Kahlil Gibran “Berry “How do.” Likes: snow, sunny days, and large fuzzy puppy dogs. Dislikes: winters without snow, spiders, snakes, frogs, horror movies, and people who think they are better than they really are. Future ambition: to work as a vet in an animal zoo on different type of animals. Suppressed desire: to walk in New Hampshire and to own a Bengal tiger. Happiest when out with friends having a good time. Charlene Esther Berry “Be serious. “Rich “Go for it! Likes: Fords, Mustangs, girls, having money in my pocket, and racing cars. Dislikes: Dodges, hav- ing no money, crashing cars, and getting tickets. Future ambition: to get a good job and raise a fam- ily. Suppressed desire: to be a mil- lionaire. Happiest when with a nice girl. Richard E. Berube “Don't settle for the Bronze, go for the Gold.” “Poodle “Really!” “You Wish.” “Get off my case. Likes: being with friends. J. Geils Band, K.C., and S.C. Dislikes: snobs, rainy days, small crafts, and conceited peo- ple. Future ambition: to graduate from college and to be very suc- cessful in whatever I do. Sup- pressed desire: to play profes- sional baseball and to pitch in the World Series. Happiest when playing baseball and basketball. Ralph E. Borden “Live for today, for the moment, right now, because you will never get this time again. “Isa “Dokee Okee.” “Pssst.” “No problem. “What's happening? Likes: meeting new people, 3, dancing, coming home late, talk- ing, Babe Ruth, koalas, being with crazy people, sleeping, and people who get my drift. Dislikes: washing dishes, getting lost, peo- ple who only see their side of the story, smokey lavs, getting caught, fast weekends, and sad friends. Future ambition: to hang-glide and to take a quiet walk with Koala and be sur- rounded by Nature. Suppressed desire: to try almost everything once and find a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. Happiest when feeling I've accomplished some- thing, smiling, and seeing people happy. “You lock the door, and throw away the key; there's someone in my heart, but it's not me. Pink Floyd Likes: playing football and base- ball, going out with the guys, going on ski trips, snow, summer vacations, parties, and playing my drums. Dislikes: Monday morn- ings, people who think they’re better than everyone else, having no money, and interruptions. Future ambition: to go to college and get a good job paying lots of money. Suppressed desire: to play- professional baseball. Happiest when with good friends and a spe- cial person. Janice Borges “There are places I’ll remember all my life though they have changed; some forever not for better, some have gone and some remain. Paul McCartney “Debbie. “What a brat!” “Oh, wow! Likes: black panthers and all kinds of animals, swimming, chocolate chip ice cream, listen- ing to the stereo, being with friends, summer, fast cars, and friendly people. Dislikes: people who think they're better than someone else, arguing with people for a stupid reason, rainy days, and anything that's messy. Future ambition: to become a beautician. Suppressed desire: to own a black TransAm and travel the world. Happiest when with friends and having a good time with someone special. Mark Botelho “Live life to the fullest and accept reality; wait on your dream and play life's intricate game, because one day your dream will be reality.” “Trou- ble” “Don't work too hard.” “Cotta go to get a bite to eat.' Likes: Mustangs, water skiing, old cars, hanging around with good friends, and having money. Dis- likes: Chevys, rainy days, having no gas, and people who think they're better than everyone else. Future ambition: to be healthy, happy, and successful in whatever I do. Suppressed desire: to travel around the world, and when I come back, be fixed for life. Hap- piest when the weather is nice, having a good time, and being with a special person. Debra A. Bouchard John Bouchard “Give peace a chance.” John Lennon “Bouch” “How ya doin'!” “For- get it.” Likes: Dr. Pepper, snow storms, mountains, Christmas, F.arth, W ind and Fire. The Com- modores, Gray's (N.E.), and talk- ing with S.G. Dislikes: giving oral reports, hard rock, pain, and being lied to. Future ambition: to be a systems analyst. Suppressed desire: to be the goaltender on the 1984 U.S. Olympic Hockey- Team and to own a Mercedes- Benz. Happiest when taking long drives at night and thinking. Mark Bouchard Paul Bouchard 21 Wayne Bouchard “Ease the pounding of my heart by the quieting of my mind; steady my hurried pace with a vision of the eternal reach of time; give me, amid the confusion of the day, the calmness of the everlasting hills; break the ten- sions of my nerves and muscles with the singing streams that live in my memories.” Anonymous Flake” “Take it easy.” Likes; animals, camping, summer, ski- ing. log cabins, chocolate, chil- dren, sunsets, parties, and every- thing about Doug. Dislikes: rain, snobs, broken promises, squeaky noises, cruelty to animals, getting up in the morning, being yelled at. and driving in the snow. Future ambition; to become a nurse, marry Doug, and own a house with lots of animals. Sup- pressed desire: to become an air- line stewardess and see the world, and to become a little less flaky. Happiest when sharing good times with family, friends, and Doug. Donna Elaine Bousquet “Comes a lime when you're drift- ing; comes a time when you settle down.” Neil Young “Piasy” “Nothin' wrong with that.” Likes: blizzards, Newport, summer, nights. The Shed, Queen, Neil Young, and money. Dislikes: scrubs, MCs, Mondays, D.T., school lunches, and game wardens. Future ambition: to buy a 90 ft. offshore lobster boat and then pay it off. Suppressed desire: to own a Swan 76 and sail around the world. Happiest when listen- ing to Neil Young at The Shed with friends. “1 would climb any mountain, I would sail across a stormy sea. if that's what it takes me baby to show how much you mean to me.” “Debs” “You’re wild.” Likes: having fun, dancing, pizza, sunsets, Carl, McDonald's, sum- mer nights. Bob Seger, Monte Carlos, Van Halen, and thinking of good times with my brother Steve. Dislikes: guns, snobs, rainy days, waking up early, liver, and being alone. Future ambition: to be a flight attendant or a model. Suppressed desire: to get married and have two children and live happily ever after. Happiest when with someone special and having a good time with friends. Steven Bousquet Deborah Ann Boyington “Can you ignore the basic facts of history or deny what people say is destiny? First in eighties but last of the sons. First in the eyes of his countrymen. I think the message ia ever so loud and clear . . .” Styi “Joe” Likes: cold snowy morn- ings, watching the sun go down, sailing, a full tank of gas, being among friends, and Christmas cheer. Dislikes: potato chips, peo- ple who mumble, and good-byes. Future ambition: to become an electrical engineer. Suppressed desire: to become an officer in the U.S. Marine Corps. Happiest when sailing near the Newport Bridge. “Chris” “It's just one of those things.” “It's necessary.” Likes: sailing and weekends. Future ambition: to have a car that runs. Happiest when at a party. Joseph Branco 22 Christopher Bridge “Brin Likes: «now, warm ium- mm, big surf, windsurfing, jog- ging, and swimming. Dislikes: rain. conceited people, English, doctor , winter� when it doesn't anow, and term paper� . Future ambition: to be a aki inatructor and lifeguard. Suppreaaed deaire: to be a millionaire by age 30. Happieat when out with friend� . Timothy Brigham “To live your life in your own way ... to reach for the goal� that you have aet for youraelf . . . to be the you that you want to be — that is success.” “Bazooka- Joe Like� : having a lot of money, quiet nights at home. A.T.'a company, and working. Dislikes: people who think the) are better than you are, liver, and not having any money to spend. Future ambition: to be happy in whatever I choose to be in life. Suppressed desire: to produce and direct a motion picture. Happiest when joking with A.T. and R.T. and when everything is going right. William Lawrence Brulotte “Master of time, setting sail over all of our lands, and as we look forever closer, shall we now bid farewell . . . farewell. Ye� “Big guy” “Sure.” “That's a poor excuse.” Likes: Fords, play- ing the drums, blondes, a full gas tank. Senior lounge, snow storms. Ye , Crager rims, cold nights, Christmas, and trail trucks. Dis- likes: getting up early, homework, Monday mornings, wise people, $3.10 an hour, nothing to do, liver, and disco. Future ambition: to be an A-l mechanic. Sup- pressed desire: to be a drummer in a good rock band. Happiest when driving my machine, goofing with good friends, working on engines, listening to Ye� , and watching “MASH ” Michael Robert Caron “I know you believe you under- stand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.” “Joe” “Hello people.” “Mas- sively.” Likes: Hawaii, being out with friends, rock'n'roll, mint chocolate chip ice cream, snowy nights. The Doors, New Hamp- shire, Arizona, and starry summer nights. Dislikes: disco, vegetables, snobs, waiting, mushrooms, being in a bad mood, and getting in trouble. Future ambition: to get married, have 2 or 3 children, ancf get a good job with good pay. Suppressed desire: to buy and cus- tomize a van and � kydive. Happi- est when with friends, making money, and goofing on someone. Jocelyn M. Brodeur “If you're not all right the way you are it takes a lot of effort to get better. Realize you're all right the way you are, and you'll get better naturally.” “Yiki” “I got the part. Help!” “There is never enough time in the day.” Likes: Barbra Streisand, “Fame,” Fleet- wood Mac, Senior lounge, going to the beach, walking in the woods, and expensive things. Dis- likes: WLKW, being grounded, feeding the dogs, making french fries, and being cold. Future ambition: to become an actress, win an oscar, and travel around the world. Suppressed desire: to have my own TV show, to dance with Mikail Barishnikov, and to have fraternal twins. Happiest when acting, singing, and with friends and someone very special. Victoria Jean Camara “Everybody is a star, I can feel it when you shine on me. I love you for who you are, not the one you feel you need to be . . .” Sly the Family Stone “Terriaki” “Are you serious?” Likes: eating, Bruce Springsteen, motorcycles, going on shopping sprees, butterflies, writing poetry, singing, and summer's freedom. Dislikes: not trying hard enough. Future ambition: To become T. L. M. Suppressed desire: to become a rock 'n' roll singer. HappieKt when there's money in my pocket. Terri Carpenter 23 “Don't believe a word 'cause word� can tell lie , and lie are no comfort when there' tear in your eye . Thin Liny Wink “Really?” Like.: purple, flower . urpri CM. Hummer. swim- ming, .unny hot day , special moment., concert , being happy, good music. Rush. ZZTOP, long walk., and long talk with K.K. and R.S. Dislikes: being confused. Future ambition: to become a beautician, to own my own busi- ness, and live life to it fullest. Suppressed desire: to just be free. Happiest when with Louie, hav- ing a good time with friends, and seeing my mother happy. “The best is only bought at the co t of great pain. Thorn Birds Dawnie My poor car. Why me. not this kid?” “It's not my problem.” Likes: sunsets, walks on the beach, snowy days, ani- mals, long serious talks with Donna, making people forget their problems and making them laugh, and not being sick. Dis- likes: slushy snow, being con- fused. failing classes, when I don't have a car, doing laundry, doctors, and being sick. Future ambition: to live a happy life, pursue a career, start a family, and live on a farm. Suppressed desire: to stand up in the middle of a church service and scream. Happiest when with friends, fam- ily and Mike, with people I like, out alone with Mike, and talking with A.C., C.A.. B.B., D.B., D.C. Theresa Carro Dawn Marie Cartin “Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends. We are so glad you could attend. Come inside, come inside. E.L.P. “Bear” “I hear ya.” “Co bang your ankles.” “Flea in the wind.” Likes: fast cars, girls, lobster, and sleeping. Dislikes: gym and sleep- ing 'til 10:00. Future ambition: to have a good job. make money, and move away from R.l. Sup- pressed desire: to live in the mountains with my wife, away from the fast life. Happiest when with Nancy. Jeffrey Carvalho Michael David Clarke “We're on the train to Bangkok, aboard the Thailand Espress. We'll hit the stops along the way, we onl) stop for the best. Rush “Cleary “You're unreasona- ble.” Likes: weekends, holidays, summer, sports, music, parties, fast car , and blocking for large gains. Dislikes: losing football games, cold days, working late, and when the coach yells. Future ambition: to be an electrician. Suppressed desire: to own my own successful business. Happiest when out with the guys, messing around, and with a girl I like. “Tom” Likes: calm days out on the water and making a lot of money. Dislikes: low-priced qua- hogs. Future ambition: to be a commercial shellfisherman. Sup- pressed desire: to stay my own boss. Happiest when I get $1.00 per pound for quahogs. 24 Patrick Cleary Thomas Clegg “I don't need no arms around mr, 1 don't need no drug to calm mr. I have seen the writing on the wail, don't think I need anything at all. Pink Floyd “Lor” “You're wild!” “No way, man.” “What?” Likes: TJ., good times, being with friends, I d Zeppelin, weekends. The Rolling Stones. Neil Young, and WCOZ. Dislikes: rain, getting up early, fighting with TJ., yelling and complaining, school, and being grounded. Future ambition: to marry TJ. and have a lot of money. Suppressed desire: to live a happy and full life with TJ. Happiest when with TJ., goofing with friends, driving, spending money, and when everything's going right. Lori A. Coggeshall “I agree with no man's opinions. I have some of my own.” “Red” Likes: cruising in my truck, cash- ing in my quahogs. parties, week- ends, summer, trucks, and boats. Dislikes: game wardens, staying home at night. Fords, lager's truck, and scrubs. Future ambi- tion: to be somewhat successful and do a lot of traveling. Sup- pressed desire: to own a 19 ft. Cape Codder with a 300 hp. Merc, on the back. Happiest when listening to good music with good friends, being with a special person, and when I have no prob- lems. Harry V. Cookinham III “The best and most beautiful things in life cannot be seen or even touched, but must be felt with the heart.” “Baba” Likes: music. J.G.'s parties, long walks, Pepsi, skating, doodling, and day- dreaming. Dislikes: writing assign- ments, driving, and suspense. Future ambition: to teach the deaf. Suppressed desire: I'm keep- ing it suppressed. Barbara Anne Cole “W'hen something is gone, all you can do is talk about it.” “Nicky” “No doubt.” Likes: rock 'n' roll. Dislikes: slow drivers. Future ambition: to get a good job and all the things I want. Suppressed desire: to own a Mercedes and a nice house in the woods. Happiest when with good friends. Nicholas F. Cordeiro “Just what you want to be, you’ll be in the end.” Moody Blues “Deb” “Like, ya know.” Likes: Christmas, babies. Spot and Nero, having a best friend like Lori, new clothes, Elephant Rock, and bring with Lor and Cin and good friends. Dislikes: gaining weight and fights. Future ambition: to work with children. Suppressed desire: to live a long, happy life with Pat. Happiest when with Patrick. “Come with me and be my friend today, for I am lonely and far away from all the people in my memory who gave me joy. Time for us will pass by fast, but you will always be with me tucked away in the hidden silence I remember.” Maddox “Ka” “I can relate to that.” “Ooh, I am so mad!” Likes: laughing, snow, working with ani- mals, good music, parties, being with friends, and life. Dislikes: bad days, yelling, and feeling out of place. Future ambition: to become a well-known photogra- pher. Suppressed desire: to paint the White House blue. Happiest when spending time with John. Deborah Correira Aguiar Karen Denise Corscadden 25 “Life is what you make it.” “Stacy” Likea: P.S.P., coffee ice cream, horae� , good friend� , new clothe� , getting flower� , the sum- mer, traveling, and jeans. Dis- like� : snakes, being broke, taking the bus, and bad moods. Future ambition: to go to college, get a good job, and be happy. Sup- pressed desire: to travel around the world. Happiest when with Scott. Stacia Jan Cory Luis Costa “Puerto Rican” “What did I have for breakfast?” Likes: car� , pizza, basketball, movies, and dances. Dislikes: Chrysler� , '73 blue Tori- no� with rims, and '68 Camaros with missing hubcaps. Future ambition: to get rich quick. Sup- pressed desire: to own a Corvette and a truck. Happiest when with Nancy. “Jimmy” Likes: hunting, L.A.T., days off. and G.S.H.F. Dislikes: school and cats. Future ambition: to become an electrician. Sup- pressed desire: to become a mil- lionaire. Happiest when not in school and out having a good time. James Costa “Taking it easy.” “Marcus” “What the heck.” Likes: vaca- tions, Saturday nights, parties, “Prep and Prepette,” “Burn- out,” and “Squaw.” Dislikes: get- ting up early, taking tests, and math class. Future ambition: to go to college and be an accoun- tant. Suppressed desire: to play professional hockey. Happiest when with my friends. Mark Anthony Costa “If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in com- mon hours.” “Stop it!” Likes: football games in the rain, sports, secrets, dried flowers, and Satur- day nights. Dislikes: term papers, green peppers, bugs, getting up early, and feeling out of place. Future ambition: to be happy, carefree, and an accountant. Sup- pressed desire: to be a multi-mil- lionaire and to live by the sea- shore. Happiest when talking and laughing with friends. 26 William C. Costa Denise Lynne Coute “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it.” William Arthur Ward “Jennie” “Hi, cutie!” Likes: long weekends, bike riding, vol- leyball, snowy days, skiing, horses, being with good friends, and Billy Joel. Dislikes: Monday mornings, bad grades, arguments, having no money, flies, thunder- storms, and getting my hair cut. Future ambition: to be successful in whatever I do. Suppressed desire: to play volleyball with Deb in the Olympics. Happiest when with someone very special. Jeanne Louise Crepeau “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it.” William Arthur Ward “Dee” “I don't get it.” “Fine.” “What?” “Nothin’!” Likes: being happy, keeping busy, trav- eling, music, being with friends, sunsets, full moons, mountains at night, helping people, and deep conversations. Dislikes: two-faced people, know-it-alls, snobs, no money, rain, cold weather, and being down. Future ambition: to be the best at whatever 1 do. Sup- pressed desire: to give all people who are homeless and hungry food and shelter, to make the sad happy, and stop all fighting in the world. Happiest when with a cer- tain someone I love and having an excellent time just talking with close friends. Donna Marie Croft “If you wish to know yourself, observe how others act; if you wish to understand others, look into your own heart. Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller “Susie “Really? “Nice job. Likes: going to T.H.S. football games to watch 54, fresh cut flowers, old faded I evis, and get- ting letters from Ruth. Dislikes: being late or disorganized, losing things, final exams, and Monday mornings. Future ambition: to become a physical therapist. Sup- pressed desire: to run in the Bos- ton Marathon and to be in the Olympics. Happiest when having a good time with J.P.R. Susan Ann Curran “The best is only bought at the cost of great pain. “Ape face “But baby, ya know what I like. “Not this kid! Likes: clamboils, McDonald's french fries, getting rowdy, when Cynde makes baby Jim laugh, black Chevy vans, long talks with Cynde and Dawn. Lynyrd Skynyrd, David Bowie, The Cars, and C.A., J.S., B.S., and D.C. Dislikes: when Jocty's late and Dawn spaces me out, staying home on weekends, when people hurt me and my friends, spaghetti, and rainy summers. Future ambition: to become an executive secretary and to leave Tiverton. Suppressed desire: to own a night club called “Free- bird, and to share an apartment with C.A., J.S., and D.C. Happi- est when with my family and with my friends. April Dawn Criles “Life is very short and there's no time for fussing and fighting, my friend. Lennon and McCartney “El “Dream! “Beastly! Likes: skiing, S.C.'s sick jokes, printed turtlenecks, sewing, and feeling confident. Dislikes: root beer, orchids, insomnia fits, and being forgotten. Future ambition: to earn a degree in marketing. Suppressed desire: to be polyglot- tic and to see Doby again. Happi- est when acting a little crazy when with my friends. Ellen L. Cummings “Are you experienced?” Jimi Hendrix “Coo-ta” “Hey, what's cook- ing? Likes: having a lot of money, being with my girl, play- ing pool, playing cards for money, and having a good time. Dislikes: having nowhere to go and the turkeys that are around me sometimes. Future ambition: to have my own business and to make a lot of money. Suppressed desire: to be in a popular business and to become wealthy. Happiest when around a lot of people that I haven’t seen in a long time and when with friends. Todd Allan Davis 27 “If you love something set it free. If it comes bark, it's yours. If it doesn't, it was never meant to be. “Sue “No way! Likes: to sleep, to sit in the lav and talk to friends, camping, long walks, being with my friends. Lynyrd Skynyrd. and Pink Floyd. Dis- likes: housework, eating, bowling, snobs, school lunches, accounting class, and two-faced people. Future ambition: to go to college, get a good job, and be happy. Sup- pressed desire: to save up a lot of money, move to the Rocky Moun- tains, hang-glide, and be free. Happiest when I go out and have a good time, listening to the radio, and being alone where I can think. Suzanne DeGagne “Nope wrong, start again. Cub “Co for it! Likes: '79 Fords, four wheel drive vehicles, girls, having money, and racing cars. Dislikes: Chevys, having no money, crashing cars, and getting speeding tickets. Future ambi- tion: to drive a truck. Suppressed desire: to be a millionaire. Happi- est when with Bambi. Kevin W. DeMello “There’s always tomorrow for dreams to come true.” “K.D. “Why? 1 don't know.” Likes: snowy nights, kittens, walking in the rain, having long talks with Mel, my family, sleeping, skiing, L.H.F.S.. being alone at times, getting lost. Milky Ways, Mickey Mouse, and the color orange. Dis- likes: being picked on, getting up, liver, bologna, being rushed, and being short. Future ambition: to figure out what I want to do and be happy doing it. Suppressed desire: to ski in Aspen. Happiest when sleeping and knowing that everything is O.K. James DeHass “When a problem comes along, you must whip it.” Devo “J.D.” Likes: having money, vacations. The Cars, and football. Dislikes: breaking a shoelace, homework, getting up early, and loud people. Future ambition: to be a carpenter. Suppressed desire: to own a successful construction company. Happiest when with good people and having a good time. “Marco “Shut up!“ Likes: art, munching out, goofing, movies, parties, and having a good time. Dislikes: math and teachers' pets. Future ambition: to become suc- cessful at whatever I may do. Sup- pressed desire: to become an architect. Happiest when out with friends, playing tennis, ski- ing, painting, and drawing. Mark Desrosiers “My father possesses all of my admiration. K.D. ‘Kev’’ “Is that right?” Likes: excitement, parties, girls. Ford trucks, snowy nights, being with close friends, and gnomes. Dis- likes: school. Class of '83 girls, study halls, and being bored. Future ambition: to marry, work hard, and live a good life. Sup- pressed desire: to own the John Hancock Tower in Boston. Hap- piest when around good friends and enjoying weekends. 28 Karen Destremps Kevin Destremps ‘‘You can’t get something for nothing Rush “Charlie” “You’re wild!” Likes: cars, having gas, going out with friends. Van Halen, Rush, Lynyrd Skynyrd, having money, weekends, and summer. Dislikes: when I don’t get the car, working, school, and Comets. Future ambi- tion: to find a good car that runs on air. Suppressed desire: to gel a 69 Camaro and a Flying V. Hap- piest when out having a good time. Charles Diogenes Cynthia Duckworth “Sometimes I can laugh and cry and I don’t know why, but I still love those times gone by.” “I’m serious.” “What’s up?” Likes: good times, being with friends, going out, summer. The Rolling Stones, beaches, and rock ’n roll. Dislikes: getting up early, snobs, being alone, homework, rainy days, and two-faced people. Future ambition: to get married to Scott and have a happy life and family. Suppressed desire: for Scott and myself to own a log cabin, a nice van, and car. Happi- est when with Scott having a good time. “Dreams are like mountains, you must climb and climb until you reach the peak. That's when your dreams come true.” “Big Dan” “I knew that.” Likes: cars. Mus- tangs, playing drums in a rock band, animals, the outdoors, girls, beaches, snow storms, and black panthers. Dislikes: getting up early, bad drivers, people who complain, people who dislike peo- ple for what they are or what they do, and school lunches. Future ambition: to be successful and get what I want. Suppressed desire: to be rich. Happiest when driving down the road in my car with a pocket full of money. Carol Durfee Daniel Enos “Cod made people to love and keep peace. Why is there so much war?” “Sue” “Yea, but I don't get it.” Likes: singing, sports, being with friends, having a good time, chorus trips with Luce, Patti, and Eanie, and M M fight . Dislikes: fighting with friends, people telling me what to do. people who think they're bet- ter than others, being unhappy. Peaches' eating habits, and being embarrassed. Future ambition: to live a long and happy life and to help out wherever I'm needed. Suppressed desire: to become a linger and live in Hollywood. Happiest when with good friends and T.M. Susan 1. Farias Deborah !V1. Ferreira “Yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream.” Kahlil Gibran “Deb” “If I knew would I know?” Likes: parties, playing rock. Sleeve, banana splits, pea- nut M Ms, going out with the Manson gang and The Club, babies, kittens, and Myrtle Beach. Dislikes: large amounts of money, fighting with a certain person, gym. people that judge others by their looks, having people mad at me, nervous conditions, and lung cancer. Future ambition: to be happy in whatever I decide to do, to get married, and have sii kids. Suppressed desire: to have every- body laugh at my monkey jokes and to be Kool-Aid. Happiest when helping my friends with their problems, going out with the Manson gang, playing with my baby brother, laughing with my sister Kathy, being alone with Jamie, and doing spontaneous things. 29 “I. there someone you know, you're loving them so and taking it all for granted? You may loae them one day, someone take them away and they never hear the words you long to say. Bread “Duck “Smile, things aren't so bad. Don’t be that way.” Likes: spending time with Kevin, roller skating, and going to a good concert. Dislikes: saying good- bye, fighting with Kevin, and crying. Future ambition: to be a nurse, get married, and be happy. Suppressed desire: to be a good nurse and keep my mother and father happy. Happiest when Kevin is smiling, making people laugh, and surprising Kevin with things that make him happy. “The reasonable man conforms to society; therefore, it is the unrea- sonable man upon whom the change necessary for the good of mankind is based. Toynbee “Mike” “That's life! “Don't worry about it.” Likes: eating in general, the L.A. Rams and Dodg- ers, running. Cheap Trick, Earth, Wind Fire, dirty jokes, singing. Fig Newtons, and blistering heat. Dislikes: sleeping late, the song “Another One Bites the Dust, rainy days, the Philadelphia Phil- lies. nosey people, soggy cereal, and lint balls. Future ambition: to become a doctor. Suppressed desire: to develop the ultimate energy source, to lead a national movement to put an Independent in the White House, and to cir- cumnavigate the world. Happiest when being with and helping my friends. Gail Ferry “Time traveled an' faces pawed, an many thoughts t' me were taught by names and heads too many t count that touched my path an' soon were gone but some stayed on t remain as friends. Joan Baez “Stretch “Hadda-Ta. Likes: guinea pigs, rainy days, parties, Bruce Springsteen, happy people, bull raking, and Martha's Vin- yard. Dislikes: seafood and work- ing on weekends. Future ambi- tion: to work with computers. Suppressed desire: to be organ- ized. Happiest when nothing is going wrong. Michael Alfred Ferry “I want to live, I want to grow, I want to see, I want to know, I want to share what I can give. John Denver “Jul-bean “Hubba, hubba. “Get off my case.” Likes: photog- raphy, sleeping late, singing, pizza, and going out with friends. Dislikes: working on Friday night, getting up early, and tomatoes. Future ambition: to work for a large company and make a great deal of money. Suppressed desire: to be the lead singer in a rock band. Happiest when sleeping and no one wakes me. Jean Mary Fiola “I went to the woods because 1 wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. Thoreau “Marg” “I find this socially acceptable. Likes: sleeping late. Drama, Katama Beach, summers in Connecticut, Christmas, com- ing into French class late, laugh- ing, family get-togethers, and going out with J.C., J.R., J.H., D.B., and B.B. Dislikes: working on school nights, when Mr. Lev- esque tells me I'm slow, meeting deadlines, and when Jina locks the keys in the car. Future ambi- tion: to become the head of the Occupational Therapy Dept, at the Massachusetts General Hospi- tal. Suppressed desire: to take a cruise around the world. Happiest when having good times with fam- ily and friends. Margaret C. Fredrickson Julanne Fortes “Yesterday is already a dream, tomorrow is only a vision, but today lived well makes every yes- terday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. “Maria “No sir. Likes: sunsets, Coca-Cola, summer nights, going out with M.C. and D.L., laughing, talks with D.F. or D.L., shopping, and Chum's smile. Dislikes: liars, homework, liver, being called Susie, Fall River drivers, good-byes, bigots, and being alone. Future ambi- tion: to be a physical therapist. Suppressed desire: to marry a mil- lionaire and travel to Hawaii. Happiest when with good friends and having no worries. Susan Judith Furtado 30 “If life is just a passing thing, I shall live my life to the fullest!' “Tam “What's up? Likes: being with Mark, Camaros, living in Connecticut, meeting new peo- ple, food, wearing nice clothes, Saturday nights, being with my family, and sitting on the beach. Dislikes: junk cars, snobby peo- ple, tests, homework, Monday mornings, making decisions, say- ing good-bye, and being away from all my friends. Future ambi- tion: to marry Mark in July, have a nice house, and bring up a lovely family. Suppressed desire: for Mark and me to be rich and have a custom designed Firebird. Happiest when spending quiet evenings with Mark, being with T.C., L.G., C.S., B.C., B.S., A.R., D.K., and T.W., and just being happy. Tammy Furtado “You do your thing and I'll do mine. “Giggles “That’s boss.' Likes: being with good friends, working on cars, and having fun. Dislikes: being asked a lot of ques- tions and being bored. Future ambition: to own a nice car and have a good job. Suppressed desire: to find the right girl and be happy. Happiest when with good company, doing what I want, and going to the races. Robert David Gagnon “To find the sacred river Alph. to walk the caves of ice, I will dine on honey dew and drink the milk of Paradise.” Rush “Pat” “I don't know.’ Likes: parties, good looking girls, fast cars, McDonald's, Goosewing, The Hang, and being with friends. Dislikes: English compos- itions, most Drama Club plays, phonies, people who talk behind your back, taking the bus, and Mavericks. Future ambition: to get a job and live comfortably. Suppressed desire: to own a Trans Am. Happiest when sleeping. Patrick Geagon “Wre won't get fooled again. The Who “Steve” Likes: having a full tank of gas. The Kinks, Novas, having lots of money, and fast cars. Dis- likes: people who lean on my car, putting in clutches, and MCa. Future ambition: to go learn a trade and own my own business. Suppressed desire: to go live in my own house with no one boss- ing me around. Happiest when driving in my car listening to good music. Steven Gagne “If you see someone without a smile, give him one of yours. “Sandy “What! “Right! Likes: the color yellow, outdoor movies, chocolate ice cream, kit- tens, sunsets, skiing, snowy nights, Christmas, camping, but- terflies, fireplaces, and typing. Dislikes: snakes, spiders, having no money, rainstorms, gloomy days, being sick, and hot lunches. Future ambition: to go to co Unh- and become an executive secre- tary and to be happily married and live in Miami. Suppressed desire: to have a lot of money and travel all over the world. Happi- est when with H.S., with my friends and family, and when spending money. A Sandra J. Gaw “From the moment I could talk I was ordered to listen; now there's a way and I know that I have to Cat Stevens “Winger” “What's up?” Likes: sailing, winning, football, track, weekends, good parties, good friends, summer nights, and Sen- ior lounge. Dislikes: losing, bor- ing weekends, and phonies. Future ambition: to be an archi- tect. Suppressed desire: to become rich and sail a 12 meter yacht. Happiest when out having a good time with good friends. Hf who cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over which he must himself pass.” “Lee” “What did 1 do? Likes: fall walks and good times with Rick, Led Zeppe- lin. salt, good food, my family, and friends. Dislikes: being let down, not being close to someone you used to be close to, people who think they are too good for other people, and people who can- not forgive when people talk behind other people's backs. Future ambition: to get a good job that I like and become Mrs. Rick Frazier. Suppressed desire: to have enough money to live a happy life and to give the people I love everything they want and need, like my parents did for me. Happiest when with Rick. Lisa Glowacki Frazier “I can't say whether we had more wit amongst us than usual, but I am certain we had more laughing, which answered the end as well. “Dee” “I have no idea. Likes: chocolate, Neil Diamond. Bruce Springsteen, Martha's Vineyard, children, and P.A. Dislikes: vege- tables, cheese, and bugs. Future ambition: to be an elementary school teacher. Suppressed desire: to own my own Peugeot. Happi- est when having a good laugh with my friends. Denise Anne Guimond “It is easy in the world to live after the world’s opinion, it is easy in solitude to live after our own; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the inde- pendence of solitude. Emerson “J.D.” Likes: sports. The NOMADS, snow, winning, pup- pies, and money. Dislikes: Eng- lish, McCrory's, Ronald Reagan, snobs, and losing. Future ambi- tion: to go to medical school and be a famous doctor. Suppressed desire: to explore outer space and start a new colony. Happiest when having a good time with friends. Sheryll Lynne Gregory “Walk carefully among my dreams ... for they are small and are easily crushed. “Sher Likes: skiing, diving, hot cocoa, Christmas, the snow, yellow, junk food, earrings, and faded jeans. Dislikes: snobs, perfect people, coffee, writing essays, and deten- tion. Future ambition: to get all my work completed on time. Sup- pressed desire: to wear a size 9 and fulfill my future ambition. Happiest when not worrying about deadlines and when with friendly people. “Happiness in this world, when it comes, comes incidentally. Make it the object of pursuit and it leads us a wild-goose chase, and is never attained.” “Gina” “I’m totally serious. Likes: puppies, snowy nights, kittens, Katama Beach on Martha's Vineyard, Christmas, long talks with Mom, skiing. Drama, onion rings, new sweaters, and being late for French. Dislikes: messy cars, term papers. S.A.T.s, J.D.'s jokes, mornings when my car won’t start, and being in debt. Future ambition: to be a pediatrician at the Massachusetts General Hospi- tal. Suppressed desire: to be marooned on a desert island with . . . Happiest when out with D.B., D.C., M.F., J.H.. and J.R. and when 1 have money in my wallet. Jina Suzanne Guimond “Be quiet please! “So cute! Likes: pizza, candy, traveling, going out, hot fudge sundaes, and meeting new people. Dislikes: gym, being told what to do, hard rock, cantaloupe, commercials, and disco. Future ambition: to get married and have a nice house and be happy. Suppressed desire: to be a millionaire and own a yacht. Happiest when with my friends and when out with G.A. 32 John David Hackell Lisa Halco “When I’m good. I'm very good, but when I'm bad. I'm better. Mae Weat “Tray Tray, “Beep Beep! Like : crazy people, dessert, going to sport events, stuffed animals, “the big dipper, walking in the rain, and warm fuzzies. Dislikes: boring classes, boring people, cry- ing, disorganization, running into stone walls in the pouring rain, and being lonely. Future ambi- tion: to somehow get through col- lege and become a veterinarian. Suppressed desire: to bring about world peace by stopping all of the poverty, misery, and hatred that exists. Happiest when I am able to accomplsih my goals or, when unable, to be strong enough to accept my failure and start over. “Love is something that never dies. Love is always there, never uncertain. Love is not only lov- ing, but being loved. “Bob “Ooh, baby! “Oh, boy.” Likes: summer, long walks on the beach, being alone with Al, kittens, Porsches, long rides, dancing, and long talks with my mother. Dis- likes: winter, vegetables, stuck-up people, and people running my life. Future ambition: to be a legal secretary. Suppressed desire: to marry Al and have two chil- dren. Happiest when alone with Al. Tracy Lee Hey wood “You can’t always get what you want.” The Rolling Stones “Kathy “You guys are wild! Likes: weekends, parties. The Shed, summers at the Club, the Kinks, McDonald's, eating at Mykonos on Sunday, and being with good friends. Dislikes: boring weekends, being quiet, friends who lie, school, Mondays, wait- ing, working at C.C., and being broke. Happiest when with Missy, Beth, Sparky, Bob, Dana, and Carrie. Barbara A. Huff “Life is very short and there's no time for fussing and fighting my friends. The Beatles “Chricky” “Hey!” Likes: Mark, rock 'n' roll, parties, summer, pizza, baked stuffed shrimp, Zig- freed, Keeba and Tangy, and hav- ing a good time with friends. Dis- likes: snobs, people that try to be better than other people, getting up early, being told what to do, two-faced people, and liver. Future ambition: to get a good paying job and live happily for the rest of my life. Suppressed desire: to travel and see other parts of the country with my hus- band and family. Happiest when with Mark and when with good friends having a good time. “You can only live once, but if you live right, once is enough.” Joe Lewis “Jackie” “Oh, really?” What's up?” Likes: soccer games. Moun- tain Dew, McDonald's, fall. Sen- ior lounge, A.K., and the saxo- phone. Dislikes: hot lunches, term papers, not having anything to do. filling out applications, and weekends with nothing to do. Future ambition: to go to college and find a career in which I will be happy. Suppressed desire: to travel around the world. Happiest when with my friends and having a good time. “Go your own way.” “Jim” “It beats me.” Likes: weekends and concerts. Dislikes: stuck-up peo- ple and paying bills. Future ambi- tion: to own a 69 ft. yacht. Sup- pressed desire: to sail around the world. Happiest when with good friends. Jacqueline Joubert James Keithan Ray” Likes: working and having money. Future ambition: to learn a trade and get a good job. Sup- pressed desire: to save enough money to travel. Happiest when out having a good time. Raymond Kershaw “If you believe that life is worth living, our belief will help create the fact ” “Sue” “I don’t care!” “What's your problem?” Likes: sunsets, winter, enjoying the good things in life, walking in the rain, and the smell of spring. Dis- likes: my car breaking down, know-it-alls, losing an argument to Kathy, and being alone. Future ambition: to get a job that I am happy with and lead a suc- cessful life. Suppressed desire: to own a new (amaro. Happiest when enjoying what I am doing and having a good time with a special friend. Susan Gail Knarr 34 Samuel Kershaw III “Your own obligation in any life time ia to be true to youraelf. Richard Bach “Imagine if . . Likes: «ailing, skiing, and swimming. Dislikes: being told what to do. Future ambition: to be a mechanical engineer. Suppressed desire: to own my own ski resort. Happiest when going out with good friends. “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. I ed Zeppelin “Kathy” Likes: parties. Town Landing, small cars, munching out. Led Zeppelin, concerts, and riding around with L.M., S.T., D.B., and L.A. Dislikes: when my car breaks down, spiders, being bored, driving long distances, onions, snobby people, and being broke. Future ambition: to have a good career and wait until I'm at least 25 to get married and to live a long, happy life. Suppressed desire: to own my own house on the ocean. Happiest when with good friends and when my brother is home from N.Y. Philip Marc La France Kathleen Lally “When you’re down, in trouble, and you need a helping hand and nothing, no nothing, is going right, close your eyes and think of me and soon I'll be there to brighten up even your darkest nights.' “Lin “I love you, Tony. Likes: playing the trom- bone, roses, Europe, Big Macs without pickles, smooth cars, slow dancing, Styx, “The Rose,' French meat pie, and pineapples. Dislikes: Fall River, snobby peo- ple, coffee, coconut, cheese, being accused of things I didn't do, cowboy hats, cold weather, colds, and fighting with Tony. Future ambition: to become a dental hygienist and marry Tony. Suppressed desire: to go to Europe with Tony. Happiest when with Tony. Christina Larocque “God give me the strength to change the things I cannot accept, accept the things I cannot change, and the wisdom to know the difference. “Mike” “You’re the wildest!” “Hey, on the rebound. Likes: sports, parties, winning, Doritos, Camaros, beaches, “Saturday Night Live,” The Cars, Boston, Senior lounge, summer nights, and beating Portsmouth. Dislikes: losing, stay- ing home on weekends, Monday mornings, homework, double ses- sions, tuna fish, waiting around. The Yankees, and having no money. Future ambition: to make it through college and become a successful businessman. Sup- pressed desire: to become a pro- fessional athlete and own a 280 Z. Happiest when out with my friends having a good time and having nothing to worry about. Lindia Lavoie “There is only one success ... to be sble to spend your life in your own way.” “Kat” “I don't care.” “Ya know what I mean?” Likes: weekends, payday. fireplaces, “The Best of Bread.” roses, babies, a full gas tank, and pick- les. Dislikes: being tickled, B.K. food, consoles, fights, getting up early, good-byes, crowds, and waiting. Future ambition: to share my life with Dom. Sup- pressed desire: to live for a year without sleeping or getting tired. Happiest when having no worries and having a good time with peo- ple I like. Michael Lavoie Kathleen Leary 35 “You've had your high� , you've had your low� , but nobody know� which way to go.'' Molly Hatchet “Boo-Boo “What' happening, man? Like� : Corvette� , cuitom van� , being with people who have a brain. Rush, and Molly Hatchet. Dislikes: boring week- end� , work, stuck-up people, punk rock, and diaco. Future ambition: to become a computer program- mer. Suppressed desire: to own and design my own home. Happi- est when not working on a week- end. “We're all prisoner� of our own device. Likes: truck� , water ski- ing, cutting wood, and W.S. Dis- likes: staying home. Future ambi- tion: to do a lot of traveling and to be a truck driver. Suppressed desire: to own my own business and own my own tractor and trailer. Patrick Leary “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it's yours; if it doesn't, it never was. “Leeny” “What’� the beef? “Something to that effect. “Thing-a-majiggy. Likes: J. Geils, Kenny Loggins, attention, pizza, taking it easy, playing gui- tar, making people happy, doing strange things, art, and weekends. Dislikes: math, gymnastics, igno- rant people, show-offs, being cri tized, term papers, having to work fast, getting accused of something I didn't do, and Mondays. Future ambition: to become a stage man- ager at the Providence Civic Cen- ter. Suppressed desire: to have the looks of Raquel Welch and to be lead singer in a rock group. Hap- piest when with good friends and being close to someone. David Leger “Live for dessert. “Nettie “Nifty. “What a yum! Likes: cute guys, eating, dirty jokes, soc- cer games. Friendly's, and look- ing at the ocean. Dislikes: term papers, getting up early, losing, getting older, and anchovy pizzas. Future ambition: to be a doctor so I can own a yacht and play golf. Suppressed desire: to be the first woman Pope. Happiest when biting into a York Peppermint Patty and getting the sensation. Aline LePage Annette LePage “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 “J.B. “No. I'm lying. “O.K., fine. Likes: The Cars, Bob Seger, Camaros, Ziggy, McDonald's, P.J.B.C.S., roses, M A S H, second period Senior lounge, and daydreaming. Dis- likes: getting up early, nosey peo- ple, any kind of work, and when people ask too many questions. Future ambition: to live a happy life. Suppressed desire: to own a (.amaro. Happiest when with good friends having a good time. “The lack of money is the root of all evil.” “Money doesn't grow on trees.” Likes: arguing with people in law class, a good day at the track, and making money. Dislikes: Fiats, a bad day at the track, and spending money. Future ambition: to be a lawyer. Suppressed desire: to become President of the U.S. or to be a judge on the Supreme Court. Happiest when with good friends and having a good time. 36 Jane Letendre Everett C. Lewis III “Give up your heart and you low your way minting another to feel that way. Give up your heart and you find yourself looking for something in somebody else. Sometime you wonder what hap- pens to love. Sometime the touch of a friend is enough. Jackson Browne “Jim” “What a babe!” “Too high!” Likes: driving with the top down. Waterville Valley, Heart, Joni Mitchell, COZ, long sum- mers with friends, track, and dark tans. Dislike : having to wait, pes- simism, bugs, and heights. Future ambition: to be an architect. Sup- pressed desire: to relive M A S H and to live in a N.Y.C. penthouse. Happiest when the whole family is together and when listening to good music. “Sometimes we talk for hour and never say a word.” “Bunnie” “Tell me about it.” Likes: being with Tony, movies, the fimt snow fall, being with my friends, sun- sets, and Tony's car. Dislikes: arguing, snobs, two-faced people, “FEET.” Chinese food, and hav- ing to get up at 6:00 a.m. Future ambition: to get a good job, get married and have two kids. Sup- pressed desire: to make my family proud of me and for Tony and myself to own our own home. Happiest when with the people I love. James Francis Lima Robin Lowery “Life is what happens to you while you're making other plans.” John I ennon “Mandy” “Guess what?” “Any- body want a puppy?” “Fred’s Pizza.” Likes: photography, E., S., B., and T., talking to C.M. in Senior lounge. Dove, C.S. N., sailing, Triscuits, “The Hobbit,” and rainbows. Dislikes: home- work, “Jessy,” eggplant, and sea- sickness. Future ambition: to go to college and travel. Amanda L. Luther Randal Manchester “Reach out for life with both hands.” “Susie” “Ya, right.' “Tell me about it.” “Sure.” I.ikes: art, rainbows, wicker furni- ture, plants, sewing, and camp- ing. Dislikes: misunderstandings and not having enough time or cash. Future ambition: to own and operate a plush boutique on 7th Ave. Suppressed desire: to be able to wear my hair in a bun. Happiest when I'm satisfied with what I’ve done. “Being myself includes taking risks, trying new ways of being myself so that I can see how it is I want to be.” “Vicki” Likes: cats, horses, good books, being alone, movies, good friends, long walks, summer and beaches. Dislikes: lots of people and tests. Future ambition: to complete college and go on to do research. Suppaessed desire: to own a horse ranch. Happiest when by myself reading a good book. Susan C. Marlin Victoria B. Mason 37 Life ha it fault , but if Wf put enough into it, we can defy thtsf fault� . Dave Take it easy. See ya around.” Liken: Chevy . McDonald' , movie , roller skat- infc. girl . clone friend , partie . dance , and brunette . Di like : Ford , working overtime on a Fri- day night, wine guy , and rainy weather on a weekend. Future ambition: to be rich and happy. Suppre ed de ire: to not get drafted . . . but nerve my country at my own will. Happiest when out on the town with the wife. s David A. Massey Let the good time roll.” The Car Mike What's up?” Likes: Tran Am� , Corvettes, listening to good music, l ed Zeppelin, and Pink Floyd. Dislikes: waking up early, getting sick, losing things, tuck-up people, and snob . Future ambition: to get a good job and live a good life. Sup pressed desire: to have a good job and own a nice car. Happiest when with good friends and hav ing a good time. i Michael K. McCormack Pro Knock it off.” Likes: drawing and being in art claas. Future ambition: to go to college and major in art. Happiest when with friends. George Medeiros “Whip it, whip it good. Devo Like : skiing, weekends, partie . listening to J. Ceils, and a 1967 ChevelleSS. Dislikes: paying bills, getting up Monday morning, peo- ple telling me what I should do, and scrubs. Future ambition: to be a lifeguard in the summer and a ski instructor in the winter. Suppressed desire: to be my own boss. Happiest when it's pay day. summer time, and with good friends. John S. McCarthy Life is like a stream, it has a con- stant flow, and in the winter it freeies, stopping all but dreams.” MeGuv” Catch you later.” Don’t eat too much.” Anybody I know?” Likes: McDonald's, sports, summer days and nights, making money. Friendly's, mov- ies, sailing, and car . Dislikes: phonies, brownie , teachers' pets, and Portsmouth. Future ambi- tion: to become a draftsman and live in N.Y. State. Suppressed desire: to own a 12 meter yacht and win the America's Cup races. Happiest when out on the town with the wife” and close friends. Kevin McGovern “If you want to get to Heaven, you’ve got to raise a little Hell.” Likes: money and being with good people. Dislikes: trouble and the end of the night. Future ambi- tion: to have enough of what I need to live comfortably. Sup- pressed desire: to travel acro«s the United States on a Harley. Happi- est when enjoying money and having a good time. 38 John Medeiros “I've tried everything in my life. The things I like, I try twice. Lynyrd Skynyrd Lor Likes: munchies. Led Zep- pelin, Dottie's parties, concerts, goofing on my sister, and cruising around with K.L., S.T., L.C., L.A., D.B., and S.R. Dislikes: fighting with Troy, snobs, being bored, Tiverton, disco, and flies. Future ambition: to get a job, get married, and have a long and happy life. Suppressed desire: to own a Corvette and leave Tiver- ton for a while. Happiest when with Troy, with good friends, and having a good time. Laurie Medeiros Margaret Medeiros Don't stop thinking about tomorrow, don't stop it'll soon be here. Christine McVie Ray” I’m sooo confused. Likes: music, acting, Christmas, snow, summer, and weekends. Dislikes: tests, oral reports, and people who think they know everything. Future ambition: to be a musical arranger teacher. Suppressed desire: to be in a Broadway play. Happiest when with my good friends. A cat in gloves catches no mice. Bird” Spare me. I forgot. Likes: cats. Van Halen, Maurice, Brandy, and art. Dis- likes: stuck-up people and the school lunch. Future ambition: to become a hair dresser. Suppressed desire: to marry Maurice, have a nice house, a big pool, a black van, and lots of cats. Happiest when with Maurice and Brandy. Raymond Medeiros, Jr. Rosie Live and let live. Likes: being with Ron, Bob Seger, Van Halen, Bob Dylan, roller skating, summer, and goofing off with little Bren. Dislikes: tying my shoes and being bossed around. Future ambition: to marry Ron on June 12, 1982. Suppressed desire: to sky dive and go hang-gliding. Happiest when with Ron and friends, having a good time. Robin Medeiros Joio Is that right? “Oh. really? You know what I mean? Likes: big cars. Senior lounge, weekends, and Christmas. Dislikes: people who place them- selves about others, homework, and small cars. Future ambition: to get a good job, nice wife, and nice house. Suppressed desire: to win one million dollars in the lot- tery. Happiest when out with friends, spoiling my nephew, and buying a new car. John C. Mello II Rose Medeiros 39 “Keep your eye on a dream and reach for it.” “Debbie “You're wild! Like� : Minuet� , volleyball, Dorito� , Mountain Dew, swim- ming, carnation� , good music, James Taylor, lobster, and snow. Dislikes: sneezing, people who gossip, snobs. Fall River, and peo- ple with no personality. Future ambition: to become a medical technician. Suppressed desire: to travel, to own a mansion, and to be in the Olympics. Happiest when with good friends, having a good time, and meeting a chal- lenge. Debra Ann Mercier 1 “There are places 1 11 remember all my life, though some have changed. Some forever not for better, some have gone and some remain. ’ “Kel” “Yeah, right. ' “Really?” Likes: fireplaces, mov- ies, Senior lounge, winning, pay- checks, sleeping late, and choco- late. Dislikes: oral reports, the hot lunch, alarm clocks, ravioli, and being nervous. Future ambition: to have a good job, a family, and happiness. Suppressed desire: to be a millionaire and not have to work. Happiest when laughing with friends. Kelly J. Meyers ■ Some men see things as they are and say 'why.'. I dream things that never were and say 'why not?'.” Robert F. Kennedy “Lor” “Let's talk. ' “Anything new?” Really?” Likes: sailing, being near the ocean, Newport, being with good friends, political rallies, reminiscing. Old English Sheep Dogs, talks with my par- ents, and the Kennedy� . Dislikes: coconut, good-byes, waiting, get- ting up early, not knowing, injus- tices, and phonies. Future ambi- tion: to be involved some way in public service. Suppressed desire: to end all forms of cancer and make a difference in the struggle to help socially and economically deprived people. Happiest when with good friends, sailing, and dis- cussing current issues. “You’ve had your highs, you’ve had your lows, but nobody knows which way to go.” Molly Hatchet Likes: weekends, good music, Molly Hatchet, winter, summer, and sports cars. Dislikes: hypo- crites, boring nights, and getting up early. Future ambition: to become a computer programmer. Suppressed desire: to live forever. Happiest when being with my friends and just having a good time. Steven Messier “In every living thing is the spirit to be free. If you let it go and it comes back to you it's yours; if it doesn't, it never was.” “What do you think I am, brand new?” Likes: volleyball, gymnastics, div- ing, horseback riding, and good friends. Dislikes: piranhas and being bored. Future ambition: to go to college in the medical field. Suppressed desire: to always enjoy life. Happiest when 1 achieve a goal and am with good friends. Paula M. Miller “Keep smiling. It makes every- bod) wonder what you’ve been up to.” “Chin” “Get out of here!” “You're wild!” Likes: soc- cer, hockey, swimming, driving, cruising in a fast Mustang, sum- mer nights, and being with some- one special. Dislikes: school, cruel people, and slow cars. Future ambition: to be a tractor trailer driver and to be part owner of a trucking company with my broth- ers. Suppressed desire: to own a penthouse. Happiest when with “Itty Bitty,” cruising, and with good friends. 40 Lori Mills Rene Milo! “Bum “I don't know.” Likes: nice cars, having a good time with my family, being happy, and being with L.M. and friends. Dis- likes: people who think they are better than me, being mad at L.M., and working hard all the time. Future ambition: to become s professional baseball player. Suppressed desire: to have a good easy job and make a lot of money and build a house on 50 acres of land in the country. Happiest when with Laurie, when I have money, when things go right, and when having a good lime with family and friends. James Miranda “Here we are, like children for- ever, taking care of one another while the world goes on without us all around us.” James Taylor “Dot” “What am I going to do?” “You've got to help me.” Likes: my dog Tasha, Corvettes, clothes, Christmas, concerts, and having a good time. Dislikes: waiting for Mel every morning, homework, headaches, and doing my sister's hair. Future ambition: to become a registered nurse. Suppressed desire: to own a white Corvette. Happiest when with good friends and being alone with someone special. Dorothy M. Moniz “But love is such a mystery I can- not find it out: For when I think I’m best resolved, I then am most in doubt.” Sir John Suckling “Sue” “Neat.” “Are we going out tonight?” Likes: Saturday nights, concerts, payday, eating, Bruce Springsteen, art, and Christmas. Dislikes: Mondays, working on Friday night, holding grudges, and being confused. Future ambition: to go to college, marry, and have a successful career. Suppressed desire: to be a math teacher, travel, and to be short for a week. Happiest when with Brian. Michelle, and Mike and with good friends. Susan Moniz Anlone Moniz “I wonder what tomorrow has in mind for me or am I ever in its mind at all; perhaps I'll get a chance to look ahead and see, soon as I find myself a crystal ball.” “Tony” “So what? Likes: Newport, M.S., rock concerts, girls, good friends, and Senior lounge. Dislikes: Mondays, term papers. Fall River, picking stones, snobs, waiting, rainy days, and Fords. Future ambition: to be rich. Suppressed desire: to travel the world. Happiest when at con- certs with friends. For long you live and how you fly, 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 “Mike” “What's up?” “Let's go to a concert.” Likes: Rush, Rick Derringer, Queen, The Rolling Stones, concerts, parties, British and Southern rock, weekends, and my parents' car. Dislikes: English, people who think they're better than anyone else, and con- ceited people. Future ambition: to be a disc jockey. Suppressed desire: to go to Australia and Switaerland and to write a 1 song. Happiest when going to concerts with friends. Michael Moniz “We know everything now or so people say 'cause now it's time to spread our wings and fly away.” “Bill” “It's cool.” Likes: Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Cars, Rush, sum- mer, Chevys, money, and fast cars. Dislikes: rain, disco, not hav- ing money. Oldsmobiles, getting into trouble, and not thinking before acting. Future ambition: to build a chalet in Oregon and run my own business. Suppressed desire: to have my future ambi- tion come true. Happiest when I'm making money and I don't have to worry about anything. William Moore 41 “ TU better to h� ve loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Alfred Lord Tennyaon “Hi, ya’ll. Like : no denta in my car, J.D.C., talking to M.L. in Senior lounge, weekends, and a full gaa tank. Dialikes: homework, math, and having to take ordera. Future ambition: to go to college and become a fashion merchandi- ser. Suppressed desire: to own a ranch in Texas and to own my own dress shop. Happiest when with my friends and a special per- son. Carla D. Mosier “Somewhere between hello and good-bye is a very special time. “Lee “I don't understand. “Are you serious? Likes: sailing, skiing, field hockey, volleyball, golden retrievers, thick sweaters, J.T., summer, Newport, sleeping late, and K.B.'s fish eyes. Dis- likes: Mr. Janicki messing up my hair, tomatoes, rainy days, grumpy people, snakes, spiders, and good-byes. Future ambition: to have a good time at college and establish a good career. Sup- pressed desire: to blow dry my hair in five minutes and to have all the answers. Happiest when I'm sure of what I'm doing and with special friends. Lisa Murphy “I am not afraid of tomorrow. I have seen yesterday and I love today. “Mea “Neat. Likes: steak, french fries, TV, Amanda, Christmas, sleeping, snow, and animals. Dislikes: seafood, school, and peanut butter. Future ambi- tion: to be a nurse. Suppressed desire: to live in a modern house and get married and have a set of twins. Happiest when with friends and G.P., a special friend. “Cast off your garments of fear, replace them with love. Most of all play with the game of the age. Highest of places remain all as one, with you giving us light and the freedom of the day. Yes “Stagger, stagger . . “Really? “No doubt. Likes: summer nights, parties at S.S., Brooksie's, the Fort, rowdies, paychecks, and good tunes. Dislikes: accidents, rain, winter, and being broke. Future ambition: to move west and start my own business. Sup- pressed desire: to tour the world with a rock group. Happiest when with good friends having a good time. “If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? Well, I must be traveling on now, 'cause there's too many places I’ve got to see. I'm free as a bird now. and this bird you cannot change . .. “Space Unit “Hey, what's up? “Spare me. “Ha! Ha! Likes: Van Halen. Led Zeppelin, getting rowdy, Lynyrd Skynyrd, parties, and the Rolling Stones. Dislikes: people who think they’re better than others, being broke, and restrictions. Future ambition: to work. Suppressed desire: to own a dark brown van with white fur interior and be rich. Happiest when with friends R.H., L.A., L.C., L.M., D.B., K.I.. N.D., A.N., L.M., S.R.. and L.N. and when going for long walks. Marianne Napier “Problems worthy of attack prove their worth by sitting back. “Kris “What a bunch of losers. “No way, Jose. Likes: dancing, movies, food, soccer, foreign languages, my sister, cats, acting, reading, records, and Den- mark. Dislikes: Fall River drivers, physics, making dinner, locking my keys in the car, radio commer- cials, boredom, and alarm clocks. Future ambition: to go into some branch of the Foreign Service. Suppressed desire: to speak every language in the world. Happiest when out with my friends and rel- atives. David S. Mullen 42 Maribeth Nicolau Kristin Nielsen “Long live rock. “Babe” Likes: bike . Dislikes: two-faced people. Future ambition: to go into the Air Force to be a mechanic. Sup- pressed desire: to be able to have anything I would like. Happiest when I have my paycheck. Owen Nolan III “Now that I found a friend and a lover ... No more looking for love.' Johnny Lee “Sha “How's it going? Likes: being with Jason and friends, french fries, animals, and sum- mer. Dislikes: two-faced people, sneaky people, Mondays, guns, peas, and rainy days. Future ambition: to be a child care worker. Happiest when with Jason, having a good time, and getting along with the family. Sharon O’Donnell “Take your time, think a lot, why think of everything you’ve got; for you will still be here tomor- row, but your dreams may not.” Cat Stevens “Pat “Oh, shucks. Likes: sandy beaches, movies, puppies, and concerts. Dislikes: rainy days and gym. Future ambition: to be a hair stylist. Suppressed desire: to travel and have a happy life. Happiest when with friends hav- ing a good time. “Cod grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. “Anne “Really?” Likes: canoeing, choc- olate chip ice cream, thunder- storms, swimming pools, shop- ping. and Criasy. Dislikes: pop quizzes, dentists. and bugs. Future ambition: to be a medical secretary. Suppressed desire: to travel through Europe. Happiest when watching “the soaps and eating junk food. Anne Marie Nuttall “People living in competition «% Boston “Skinny “Really? Likes: girls and having a good time. Dislikes: rainy days and being broke. Future ambition: to be a carpen- ter. Happiest when with good friends. Glenn Oliveira “It matters not how straight the gate, how charged with punish- ment the scroll. I am the master of my fate. I am the captain of my soul. William Ernest Henley “Cathy” “I don’t know. Likes: summer, swimming, the beach, athletics, calligraphy, history, Nantucket, sleeping late. Drama, and winning. Dislikes: house- work, French, my father’s lec- tures. losing, being short, disap- pointments, and deadlines. Future ambition: to be a history major. Suppressed desire: to travel around the world on a cruise ship. Happiest when hat- ing a good time and enjoying life. Catherine Osborne Patricia Oliveira 43 “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change those things I can, and wisdom to know the difference. “Eannie Likes: being with Lin and Bruce, Cor- vettes, summer, Westport Har- bor, Pebbles, camping at the Cape, Kerri, staying out late, being happy, Hermie and Harry, M M fights, and chorus trips with Patti. Luce, and Sue. Dis- likes: two-faced people, fighting with family and friends, coming home early, being told what to do, being accused of something I didn't do, housework, lying, and waiting. Future ambition: to have a successful career, get married to a special person, and have a fam- ily. Suppressed desire: to skydive and to do everything there is to do once. Happiest when out with a special person, having a good time, and being with good friends. “You can't erase my dreams; you ran only wake me up. Peter Frampton “Cook “Life's tough “Peachy. Likes: playing the gui- tar, cheese, bike rides. Italian food, chocolate, children, ani- mals, M A S H, babysitting, Doritos, and “Saturday Night Live. Dislikes: snobs, tuna, coco- nut, pineapple, and not getting my own way. Future ambition: to work with children and to be happy and successful. Suppressed desire: to be a famous musician and travel throughout the world. Happiest when with my family, close friends, or someone special. Jeanne M. Paeheco Paula A. Paeheco “In dreams the exile cometh home; in dreams the lost is found; in dreams the captives' feet may roam the world around. “Bill “Can you imagine? Likes: ski- ing. camping, walking, and driv- ing. Dislikes: curfews, disagree- ments. homework, and English. Future ambition: to be an engi- neer and live in a log cabin in N.H. with H.M. Suppressed desire: to walk across the country. Happiest when with Heidi. “You can only live once, but if you live right once will be enough.” “Pear” Likes: sleeping. Led Zeppelin, good music, fast cars, and winter. Dislikes: hypo- crites and liars. Future ambition: to be a carpenter. Suppressed desire: to have a lot of money and live well. Happiest when every- thing is going well. William E. Paradis 1ichael Pare “On board I'm a captain, so climb aboard. We'll search for tomor- row on every shore and 1 11 try, oh Lord, I'll try to carry on. “Scott “Yeah, right. Likes: pizza. Jimmy Buffet, The Hang, eating, S.C., and Senior lounge. Dislikes: onions, teachers who play favorites, and scrubs. Future ambition: to have a successful life in the Merchant Marines. Sup- pressed desire: to live in the Car- ibbean. Happiest when with Stace. Si - “Chuck Likes: hunting, fishing, and guns. Dislikes: tests. Fords, and draft dodgers. Future ambi- tion: to join the infantry in the Marine Corps. Suppressed Desire: to own a lot of land. Happiest when hunting and driving. 44 Prescott Peckham, Jr. Charles Peebles “Surrender, surrender, but don’t give yourself away.” “Joe” Likes: witching TV, going to the mov- ies, girls, driving around at night. Boston. Benny Hill, Cheap Trick, and warm weather. Dislikes: working, going up to Ix� gan Air- port to pick up immigrants, and cold winter days. Future ambi- tion: to work in a woodworking shop. Happiest when going to a really good concert and when I don't have to work. Joseph Perdigao “Let me show ya baby that a woman can be tough.” Janis Joplin “Cin” “I'm into it.” Likes: con- certs, dancing, parties, summer, M Ms, weekends, long talks with Steph and Cherie, and The Roll- ing Stones. Dislikes: getting yelled at, two-faced people, liars, rumors, and disco. Future ambi- tion: to live a long, happy life and go to California. Suppressed desire: to have power and be rich. Happiest when with friends and things are going right. Cynthia Perry “Don't give up until you drink from a silver cup.” America “Cel” “I don't understand.” “Mel, I'll do it tomorrow.” Likes: skiing, building snowmen, food, grandmothers, being warm, ani- mals. whales, playing pool, mak- ing pictures with clouds, pillows, big hugs, mountains, fireplaces, and being with friends. Dislikes: carrying urine specimens to the lab at work, coming home early, inflation, making decisions alone, one-way streets, spiders, and clocks that gong. Future ambi- tion: to be happy with whatever comes my way. Suppressed desire: to ride a killer whale. Happiest when surrounded by family and friends. “I'm just a pilgrim looking for a way to shed a little sunlight on a cloudy day.” “Ruthi” “What a spaa!” “That wasn't very nice.” “Cute.” Likes: little children, being with friends and having fun, animals, music, clowns, “The Muppets,” long walks, being alone, acting, and writing. Dislikes: being bored, catching up on homework, being under pres- sure, the hot lunch, “Poopsie,” and being an understudy. Future ambition: to be a teacher. Sup- pressed desire: to live in the mountains and be a famous writer. Happiest when laughing with friends. Ruth Perron “I tried everything in my life. The things I liked, I tried 'em twice. Well you got that right.” Lynyrd Skynyrd “John” “Open me first.” Likes: the night life and everything that's expensive. Dislikes: trolls, being read, and dirty tricks. Future ambition: to never settle down. Suppressed desire: to be dancing at Boston-Boston when the bomb drops. Happiest when playing the game. John Phillips “Sometimes life has a way of put- ting us on our backs in order to force us to look up.” “Cher” “Not this kid!” “You guys!” Likes: facial hair, Steeeve. solving problems, a suntan, summer of '80, and letters. Dislikes: certain F.R. people, insomnia, being prej- udiced, being falsely accused, nightmares, and soggy tacos. Future ambition: to be successful in whatever I choose to do and share my life with someone who is like my old pair of jeans. Sup- pressed desire: to have my own soap operas off the air. Happiest when people closest to me are happy. Celeste L. Pilotte Cheryl Pimental 45 “We won't get fooled again. Pob No, really? Like.: Rob, good food, Kanui, Yea, E.L.P., summer, and my Buick. Dislike.: Monday mornings and people who drive slow. Future ambition: to go to a technical school. Suppressed desire: to take a trip around the world. Stephen Pobzeznik Jeffrey Poe There's no success like failure; and failure's no success at all. Bob Dylan Cliff Oh. wow! Likes: Mer- redes Benzes, acoustic guitars, and loud music. Dislikes: working at The Coachmen. And when the world falls away leaving only two figures merged in a single chord, yours and mine, loving, being loved, in each part of the harmony I will think of you. Luce Hi, sweetie! “W-h-u-u-t? Likes: playing my Fender Rhodes, Ray's 12-string guitar, moustaches. Ocean Drive in Newport, Bob Seger, peanut M M, fights, scallops, monkeys, and red carnations. Dislikes: lost patchcords, smashing telephone poles, soggy french fries, an untuned keyboard, and when everyone calls me “Loose. Future ambition: to be the world's greatest concert pianist. Suppressed desire: to relive 8th grade. Happiest when out with good friends, with “Symmetry gigging, and when everyone is into it. Clifford Ponte I'll get by with a little help from my friends.” The Beatles “Jim What's up? How’s it going? Likes: football, Jan. 1, 1980, woodworking, a good party, good food, sailing, and nice looking girls. Dislikes: snobs, liars, boring parties, losing foot- ball games, and a reheated dinner. Future ambition: to be a carpen- ter or plumber. Suppressed desire: to hang-glide, own a Rolls Royce, and ride in a space shuttle to the moon. Happiest when winning, listening to Billy Joel with Sue, and being with good friends. Lucille Quicho The great thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving. Oliver Wendell Holmes Likes: being with H.M., '71 Novas, and field hockey. Dislikes: the Marine Corps. Future ambi- tion: to be happy in whatever I choose to do. Suppressed desire: to be successful in my career. Happiest when with H.M., fam- ily. and friends. 46 James Raposa Robin Reed “Let thr truth of love be lighted, let the love of truth (thine clear; sensibility armed with (tense and liberty with the heart and mind united in a single perfect sphere. Rush “Flash “Hit ’em. Likes: girls, rock music, going out cruising with friends, “Pumping Iron, and the martial arts. Dislikes: rainy weeks, tragedies, and boring nights. Future ambition: to become an expert photographer. Suppressed desire: to become a master in the martial arts. Happi- est when out with friends, around girls I like, and having a free day. Gordon Richard “Won’t you please, please won't you be my neighbor. Mr. Rogers “Jim “Twas, tis, is Ah huh, that's right, we bad. Likes: play- ing football, going on ski trips, summers, going out with the guys, Mr. Rogers, and Jimmy's eyebrows. Dislikes: eggs, home- work, “Louie” berries, and hospi- tals. Future ambition: to be suc- cessful in any thing I choose to do. Suppressed desire: to start and play for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Happiest when playing football and when laughing and joking around. I James Rosa “The easiest way out is straight through.” “Jeff Likes: E.Z. and W.O., doughnuts, being in plays, and music. Dislikes: dishes, win- ter, homework, and taking orders. Future ambition: to graduate from a good college and get a job I will enjoy. Suppressed desire: to play piano at Carnegie Hall. Hap- piest when out with E.Z., W.O., and J.D. “I am where 1 am. I know where I could have been had I done what I did not do. Tell me friend, what I can do today to be where I want to be tomorrow. “Sher” “I still love ya!” Yeah, I promise. You’re young, you’ll adjust. Likes: being with people I care a lot about, playing the organ, hav- ing Jo Ann around when I need someone to talk to and listening to her play “Promises, Promis- es,” veal grinders, seafood, and Barbra Streisand. Dislikes: not accomplishing something after working hard on it, being a sucker, when people are mad at me, and saying good-bye. Future ambition: to be a successful musi- cian. Suppressed desire: to meet Barbra Streisand. Happiest when having a good time and seeing everyone smiling. Sherri Rodgers “You know your friends better in the first minute that you meet than you know your acquain- tances in a thousand years.” Likes: swimming, volley ball, sum- mer vacation, and freedom. Dis- likes: school projects and house- work. Future ambition: to be suc- cessful at whatever I decide to do. Happiest when I have some time to be with friends. Diane Rousseau It's only a teenage wasteland. The Who “Ray” “What's up? Likes: con- certs, money, seafood. Led Zeppe- lin, hard rock music. The Who. and partying. Dislikes: school, people telling me what to do, and being broke. Future ambition: to be wealthy and own a log cabin in Vermont. Happiest when not working and when with Jane. Jeffrey T. Runner Raymond Salois 47 “AII thf world' a stage, and all the mrn and women merely play- rm; ihry have their exits and their entrances; and one man in his time play many parts. Shakespeare Quent Oh, shoot! Likes: Studebaker , Morrises, Nash Met- ros, horses, a full tank of gas, auto shows, cold weather, and Fridays. Dislikes: all G.M. products, Toyo- ta , Datsuns, snow, Volkswagen , and Mondays. Future ambition: to be a corporate lawyer. Sup- pressed desire: to own a brand new Chrysler Imperial. Happiest when looking for Morris Minor or Studebaker car parts. Quentin Sanford, Jr. Roger Sartini III If you live by the sword, you will die by the � word.” Roger How do you like it? Likes: girls, '69 Chevys, and a good day's work with a good day's pay. Dislikes: school and rainy days. Future ambition: to get a Cap- tain's license. Suppressed desire: to own a '56 Chevy. Take me as I am and love me for being me. Excuse me, what's your name again I forgot. 1 can't believe this. T.G.I.F. Likes: The Shed, Newport, sail- ing, P-town, skiing, letters, McDonald' , Paue, Jdrn, Morten, Lrfne, and Jesper. Dislikes: dough- nuts, being broke, fish, crowds, surprise quixzes, commercials, deviled ham, and stupidity. Future ambition: to be a phy- siotherapist, travel around the world, and get a Great Dane. Sup- pressed desire: to get my nose made smaller. Happiest when with my friends, goofing around, and having a good time. Doc Happiest when with good friends. Ellen Seiersen The mind knows only what lies near the heart. Bill Troll, you're trippin'. Likes: Saturday night . Dislikes: gym, school, and English. Future ambition: to own a large corporation. Suppressed desire: to be a Maharajah. Happi- est when with good friends. Joseph Sherblom “People let me tell you about my best friend, he's a warm-hearted person who love me till the end. Carrie No way!” Likes: winning, sleeping late, playing tennis, skiing, change of seasons, sailing, camping, and lasagna. Dis- likes: mosquitoes, rain, teasing, brothers, worms, eels, seafood, umpires, and goodbyes. Future ambition: to attempt college. Sup- pressed desire: to own a profes- sional football team. Happiest when with Ish, Beth. Missy, and whomever else we're out with. 48 William Silveira Carrie Sincoski What you nave today, you blow tomorrow.” “Al” “Hi!” “Ya know what?” Like : the China Royal, C.M.H. gang, friends, music, and nature. Dislikes: being fat, bills, and liver. Future ambi- tion: to become a male R.N. Sup- pressed desire: to live in and tour Europe. Happiest when with friends, Voit II and Ducky, and at 4-H. “Don’t cry out loud, just keep it inside and learn how to hide your feelings. Fly high and proud, and if you should fall, remember you almost had it all.” “Smaldone, not Pat” “Get out.” “I don’t believe you guys.” “I’ve got to get off the phone.” Likes: M M fight� , going on chorus trips with Luce, Sue, and Jeannie, 2nd period Senior lounge, long week- ends, Siamese kittens, sweet bread, summer nights, and roses. Dislikes: Joe eating garbage, Sun- day night homework, bad movies, being late, and arguments. Future ambition: to be a special ed. teacher and travel the world. Sup- pressed desire: to live on a farm with many different kinds of ani- mals and a large family. Happiest when spending quiet moments with Jerry. Albert Sisson ft ■ t Edward Soares, Jr. Patricia Smaldone “Now you can laugh at my behav- ior, that'll never bother me. Say the Devil is my savior, but I don’t pay no heed; and I will go on shining, shining like brand new. I'll never look behind me, my troubles will be few . . .” Rick Davies “The Sooze” “These two green- horns are walking down the street and . ..” “Dave, it's a brand new car!” Likes: Cheap Trick, gigs with “Phase IV,” jokes, Johnny Carson, Glenn Miller, Frank Sina- tra, beautiful girls, Benny Hill, hanging out at Gray's (N.E.), The Beatles, and summer. Dislikes: The songs “Afternoon Delight,” and “Rhinestone Cowboy,” snobs, the northeast accent, Sid's chewing, disco, half-musicians, waltzes, and Tiverton. Future ambition: logo into broadcasting. Suppressed desire: to meet Cheryl Tiegs and to read minds. Happiest when playing drums, goofing with friends, and when everyone's into it. Paul E. Sousa “Spacey” Likes: being with friends, driving, pizza, chocolate cake, and listening to records. Dislikes: big mouths, teachers who flunk me. and rainy days. Future ambition: to be rich. Sup- pressed desire: to own a Shelby. Happiest when with friends. “We don't need no education.” “Sou ” “Dream on.” “You zero.” Likes: concerts, good music, 1-ed Zeppelin, Rush, Van Halen, and Chevys. Dislikes: cold days. Fords, and school. Future ambition: to become a tractor- trailer driver and haul nitro and old dynamite. Suppressed desire: to own a nice Peterbuilt conven- tional and to own a '77 ’Vette with a built 427. Happiest when goofing with friends and when I'm with Diane and we’re not fighting. David Souza David R. Souza 49 “I am not afraid of tomorrow. I have aeen yesterday and I love today! “Jody “Shut up, just shut up. Be serious. Likes: sleeping, Lynyrd Skynyrd, par- ties, McDonald's, sunsets, walking in fresh snow, chocolate chip ice cream, and having long talks with C.A. Dislikes: feet, when my car won't start, Lighting with Bev, when Cynde is mad, April living so far away, when I'm away from home, and when Charlie lies. Future ambition: to work in a bank. Suppressed desire: to live in a log cabin or chalet and own Mike's Celica. Happiest when with people I love, someone spe- cial, and going out Friday nights with Cynde, Bev, and April. Joanne Sousa You know you've got it if it makes you feel good.” Janis Joplin Buf Like ya know. Likes: Barry, my nephews, seafood, stuffed quahogs. big waves, being best friends with Deb. and being with good friends. Dislikes: being told what to do, being compared to others, and arguing with Barry or friends. Future ambition: to be a social worker and help people and troubled kids. Suppressed desire: to marry Barry, have sis children, and live long and happy lives. Happiest when with Barry, out with Deb and the girls, or at a party with all my friends. Lori Souza “Only through time can we observe if our wildest dreams and aspirations come true.” Steg Likes: hockey, soccer, friabee, football, and rock 'n' roll. Dis- likes: disco, Mondays, and waking up early. Future ambition: to be a computer programmer. Sup- pressed desire: to one day venture into space. Happiest when with friends. “Those who are successful be always on your guard; success walks hand and hand my friend no matter who you are. “Joe “There's nothing wrong with that. “Ain’t that a peach. “That's life. Likes: Newport, summer nights, weekends. The Shed, riding, sports. Queen, eat- ing, and Clint Eastwood. Dislikes: Mondays, having to do things I don't want to do, when I have no car, homework, scrubs, and detention. Future ambition: to own a fishing boat and be a suc- cessful fisherman. Suppressed desire: to sail around the world and stop in ports in every country as I go. Happiest when having a good time. Joseph E. Sousa I've been thinking lately, think- ing about the world as it is, why must we go on hating, why can't we live and let live? Cat Stevens “Cindy Likes: kittens, being with the girls, going out with Deb and Lori, lobster, spareribs, hav- ing money, and summer nights. Dislikes: school, rainy days, get- ting up early, and being told what to do. Future ambition: to get married and have a happy, healthy life with Lums. Sup- pressed desire: to get a good job and buy a house. Cindy Staskiewicz Cabral “You can't erase my dreams, you can only wake me up.” “Der- lene You're trippin'. Likes: Christmas. Nana's spaghetti, camping, and my Mustang. Dis- likes: getting up early, rainy days, and when Bob eats sardines. Future ambition: to become a medical secretary and to have a family. Suppressed desire: for Bob and me to own our own house in the country. Happiest when with Bob 50 Bruce Sieger Darlene St. Germain “Quality it like buying oats. If you want nice, fresh oats you must pay a fair price. However, if you can be satisifed with oats that have already been through the horse . . . that comes a little cheaper. “Dottaie “Co to beans. Likes: animals, being with friends, parties, camping, going on one-day trips, riding horses, and having a good time. Dislikes: fighting with friends, and snobs. Future ambition: to go to college, get a good job, marry John, own a house, have twins, and get John to take up drafting. Suppressed desire: to walk the Appalachian Trail. Happiest when with good friends and alone with John. “Don't be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before we can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. Richard Bach “What a joy.” Likes: Connecti- cut, hot showers, skiing, the annex, acting, drum corps, sail- ing, teddy bears. New England, and Sept. 8. 1979. Dislikes: lec- tures, pressure, disorganisation, and the phone company. Future ambition: to become a lawyer and to be of assistance to everyone I come in contact with. Suppressed desire: to interview Lizzie Bor- den. Happiest when I have no obligations to fulfill. Dorothy St. Laurent Maureen St. Laurent “let the good times roll. The Cars “Chricky “Eeee! “I don't know. Likes: pizza, the ocean, bad storms, sunsets, good music, being myself, motorcycles, laugh- ing, swimming, and good parties. Dislikes: being alone, fights, get- ting up in the morning, phonies, snobs, bad moods, swears, being confused, and smelly socks. Future ambition: to lead a happy, healthy, and successful life. Sup- pressed desire: to be a good mother, own a nice car, and become a photographer or life- guard. Happiest when I am in an agreeable mood with my friends and they are happy, too. Sometimes I can laugh and cry and I can't remember why, but I still love those good times gone by.” James Taylor “Mel” “I don't gel it. What? “I forgot! “Hey, Cel, I'll do it tomorrow.” Likes: McDonald's french fries, winning. Mustangs, sports. James Taylor, vinegar chips, animals, getting advice from Karen, steamed clams from Baltimore, and L.H.E.S. Dislikes: people who eat my french fries, spiders, getting up in the morn- ing. thunderstorms, having prob- lems, cleaning my room, styro- foam, and Portsmouth. Future ambition: to become a physical education teacher. Suppressed desire: to be on time and run a marathon. Happiest when with my friends and participating in sports. Christine Sullivan Melanie Sumner “Never say never . . . believe in forever and it can be that way. Thomas Shaw “Co for it. “Too high. “What a babe. “Ah huh. that’s right, we bad. Likes: nice cars, hard rock. M A S H, Martha's Vine- yard. and Senior lounge. Dislikes: disco, snobs, tests, job interviews, college applications, and curfews. Future ambition: to have a good job and a nice home. Suppressed desire: to own a Ferrari. Happiest when having a good time with my friends and when everything is going my way. “Good-bye doesn't mean forev- er.” “Listen to me.” Likes: being with G.Z., M.V., R.T., and other friends, friendly people, pizza, snow, sunny days, Friday nights, swimming, and sleeping late. Dis- likes: snobs, working, people who think they're better than every- one else, rainy days, Mondays, liver, and babysitting. Future ambition: to go to college, get married, and live happily forever. Suppressed desire: to travel around the world and to go on a cruise. Happiest when with some- one special, with time to think, and when there's no school. } A Mark S. Sylvia Donna Tavares 51 “Smile, then no one know� what you've been up to or with whom! “Ka ‘ Smile. “What's up? Likes: being with my friends, NJ.R.O.T.C. Drill Team, parties, rock music, dancing, and roller skating. Dislikes: being bored, term papers. Freshmen, running out of gas, rainy days, and Sea Cadets. Future ambition: to have a good career in the Marines and to get married some day. Suppressed desire: to travel around the world. Happiest when with my friends or on a date. I'm as free a� a bird now. Lit- tle Bren “Hey, what's up?” Likes: summer, swimming, water skiing, listening to good rock music, goofing off with Rose, and little kids. Dislikes: getting up early, stuck-up people, and school. Future ambition: to get a good job, get married, and have my own family. Suppressed desire: to travel around the world and to live in California. Happiest when out of school and with good friends having a good time. Karen L. Thibault Brenda Thibodeau “Every minute 1 am angry, I lose 60 seconds of happiness. “Bethy” “See ya later.” “Oh, give me a break. Likes: Camaros, rainbows, chocolate. Sprite, going out with my friends and my sister, Billy Joel, Cheap Trick, watching soap operas, Christmas, going to the China Royal with my family, bears, typing, and cooking. Dis- likes: snobs, gym, homework, working on weekends, Mondays, and rainy days. Future ambition: to become a secretary and work for a big company. Suppressed desire: to be happily married, run my own restaurant, and own a 1980 Camaro. Happiest when out with good friends and with family at home. “Ed” Likes: Chevys, roller skat- ing, and driving around. Dislikes: being told what to do. Future ambition: to go out into the world and get a good job and go into the Air Force. Happiest when having a good time. Beth L. Thornsbury “If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.” “Vad” “No way.” Likes: Z28s, girls. Burger King, and fast cars. Dislikes: Fords, Dodges, rainy days, snobs, the school lunch, and Chow Mein. Future ambition: to become a radio broadcaster. Suppressed desire: to be happy, have a lot of money, and live the way I want to live with no one telling me what to do. Happiest when I have a full tank of gas and have no place to ?o David Vadeboncoeur Kdmond Tourigny “We are all travelers in the wild- erness of this world, and the best that we find in our travels is an honest friend.” Robert Louis Stevenson “Danni” “Really?” “What? Huh?” Likes: traveling, going out with K.D., C.M., and M.L., being with my cousins Drew and Marc, helping people, watching school sports, playing soccer, talk- ing to C.P., working with G.L. when she's in a good mood, and going to Vermont to see S.S., M.S., and the whole family. Dis- likes: people who don't put their directional signals on, cigarette smoke, snobs, and people who think they know it all. Future ambition: to teach minority peo- ple and go to college in Vermont or N.H. Suppressed desire: to relive my trip to France. Happiest when with people who make me laugh. Danielle M. Vanasse 52 “I, the willing, led by the un- knowing, have done so much with so little for so long that I am now qualified to do anything with nothing” “Vinny” “No bout adout it.“ Like : chrome, powder blue Ford , a full tank of gaa, muaic at 90 decible� , coffee, and doing a little a possible. Dislikes: Chevy� , alarm clock , self-cen- tered people, and having no money. Future ambition: to find the right girl that makea me aee thi world aa at leant bearable. Suppreaaed deaire: to live com- fortably forever on the money waated on tire� , transmissions, rear end� , ga . and traffic viola- tions. Happiest when alowly cruis- ing in my Mustang, full of gaa, and playing the right tune with that someone special with whom I'm most comfortable. “Look like we made it.” “Marie” “Gets me ao mad.“ Like : being with the one I care for. my family, my friend Gail and Donna, beaches, spending money, babysitting Matt, Mari- ana, and Diane. Dislikes: stuck-up people, rainy days, and fight with the ones I care for. Future ambition: to get married, have a good job, and be happy with my life. Suppressed desire: to be a model and go on a cruise with Gail. Happiest when I'm with the one I care for, when things go right at home, having time to myself, a full tank of gas, and lots of money. Mark Ventura Maria Viana “Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone. “Wia “Oh, I'm so embarrassed.” “I'm sorry.” Likes: bears, pepperoni, pizzas and Pepsi, going out with friends, Cindy's stories, and watching sun- sets. Dislikes: tall people who pick on short people, school lunches, and disco. Future ambition: to go to college, meet lots of people, get married, and live in N.H. Sup- pressed desire: to be happy and free and live out my fantasy. Hap- piest when with a special person on Friday night. Cheryl Wieszbicki Theresa Wilkie “When you can quit livin' in the past, when you stop worryin' about tomorrow, then I think you just might last.” Stephen Stills “Tom” “You know.” Likes: weekends, parties, Monty Python, sleeping late, Man Brothers' movies, eating, and good music. Dislikes: walking up hill, people who stereotype oth- ers, new wave rock, rainy days, and T.H.S. Future ambition: to be successful in whatever I do. Suppressed desire: to travel all over the world. Happiest when out with my friends. “Moose” “You’re too queer.” Likes: animals, acting, winter, snowball fights, flannel night- gowns. comedy, soap operas, read- ing, cheesecake, and fluffy pil- lows. Dislikes: F.R., employment, soft-boiled eggs, and people who don't like my jokes. Future ambi- tion: to become a veterinarian. Suppressed desire: to write for a comedian. Happiest when eating and making people laugh. Thomas Wilusz Anne Marie Wood 53 Robert Wood “I have waited no long. “Really?” Like� : Duke, buy inf; and making clothe� . Corvette� , spending money, having a good time with M.V., D.T., and A.F., going to the beach, getting a tan. Christina, and water bed� . Dis- likes: two-faced people, people who think they are better than anyone else, pea� , � lu� hy snow, Mondays, fighting, and working. Future ambition: to get married, travel, and open a little boutique. Suppressed desire: to be happy with someone 1 care for and to go on a cruise. Happiest when with someone 1 care for. Gail Zielke “Love Stinks! J. Ceils “Byron “Toes to the tin ’til the rod� fall in. “Be bad and be good at it. Likes: Chevy� , drag races, classy girl� , mountains. WCOZ, being crazy, and Coca-Cola. Dis- like� : Fords and two-faced people. Future ambition: to be an aut bod mechanic and stuntman. Suppressed desire: to travel and to live in every State. Happiest when with a real friend. “We can walk our road together, if our goals are all the same; we can run alone and free, if we pur- sue a different aim . . Rush “Ra Quai Chang “Watch it, bucko. Likes: goofing with my friend� , skiing, Mickey, “The l ong and Winding Road, and helping people with their prob- lems. Dislikes: colds, people who make fools of themselves, being bored, and fighting with my girl- friend. Future ambition: to marry my girl and live happily. Sup- pressed desire: to be an electron- ics eipert. have a beautiful wife, and live happily forever. Happiest when with my girlfriend and with my friends. Barry Brayton Raymond Navarro In Memoriam What peaceful hours I once enjoyed How sweet their memory still. But they have left an aching void The world can never fill. William Cowper 54 Clifford Hancock Plying One’s Trade The Industrial Arts Department continues to have some of the most popular course offerings in the school with classes in woodworking, metals power mechanics, electronics, and mechanical drawing. I.A. provides an enjoyable break from academic courses for some students, while for others it is the preparation for a future trade. Some of the projects students design and build include furniture and clocks, fireplace equipment, school showcases, and even the press box out on our football field. Many students have become very talented craftsmen and many will continue their vocational educations at trade schools. Top right: Owen Nolan cuts out a pattern on paper to insure perfection when he works with this wood project. Above: Drafting is an interesting and useful technique to learn. jym 56 Industrial Arts Above: Students of Mr. Joseph Rodriques build the press box which was erected on the football field in the Fall of 1979. Above right: Clocks are a popular item made by students in the woodworking classes. Right: Mr. Alfred Borelli instructs senior Jim Raposa on how to begin his project. Styles of the year went from way out, the punk, to way in, the preppie. Girls with fluorescent pink and kelly green, natural fibers, and mother’s pearls were sought by guys with blazers, Izod shirts, and All-American smiles. The area’s preppies spent most of their time in tasteful Newport, at Courtney’s, Bowen's Wharf, etc. — anywhere they could see, ant be seen by, their fellow preps. Flood-level pant8 Weejuns loafers 58 “Preppie Headband Villager blazer (this one complete with nionogrammed kelly green turtle) Tartan kilt with kilt pin Cabled knee socks Weejuns loafers (with pennies) A minimum of three cotton shirts Monogrammed ban Navy blah blazer Jack Casual pose Cheeno's Tortoise shell glasses Turtleneck (up) Izod shirt (collar up) Pearls Wool sweater Mod bool Feather earrings Striking pose Metal wrist band Sheer nylon soeks Dangling cigarette “Eugene shades Beret Plenty of chain, Frosted hair Devilish grin “Life Stinks tee shirt Tacky scarf Metallic blouse (rhinestones optional) Black jeans tied near the bottom Spike heels (watch out for this girl) The “Punk” look has been around for many years but has become more pronounced with the arrival of the “New Wave” craze. However, the punk is more a symbol of anguish and anger than is his “New Wave” Herpart. He or she sports plenty of metal hardware and tight black clothes. You’ll see him hanging out in parking lots, street corners, and any where he won’t get caught. He shares the scene with the preppie as one of the more popular fashionables of today. Bandanna scarf Leather motorcycle jacket Skinny tie (thisguy really knows how to Metal chain belt can also be used for self defense) “Punk 59 Far left: Karen Thibault enjoys a quiet moment before the bell rings and classes resume. Left: Coffee and a doughnut — a nice break for Donna Tavares and Maria Viana. Middle left: Out in the Grove, Jina Guimond gets a mouthful of food thanks to Ray Medeiros. Lounge Provides Freedom and Relaxation Seniors find a great deal of freedom in lounge. They may go outside to the Senior Grove or stay in the Commons area and treat themselves to coffee and doughnuts while listening to music. One of the most relaxing and enjoyable aspects of lounge, though, is the opportunity Seniors have to get to know fellow classmates in an open environment unlike that of the classroom. Above: Some people actually find lounge a good place to study. Right, Ellen? I,eft: Frank Jackson is up to his usual tricks. 60 Lounge Dave Aguiar Denise Aguiar Debby Andrade Mary Anlone Ted Barra Bob Bates Kim Blythe Phil Bodell Wally Ainsworth Dana Allcock Jenny Allen Michele Anderson Lisa Audette Brian Babcock Tracy Balfour Mike Barra Judy Beattie Debby Bergeron Lita Bernier Pam Bertrand Gilbert Bonoan Jim Borges Mark Borges Don Bouchard Karen Bouchard Mark Bouchard Lauren Boudreau Rochelle Boule 62 Juniors Juniors Officers: Jane McGlynn. treasurer; Nancy McDonald, president; Deborah Coffey, vice president. Missing From Photo: Brenda Cote, secretary. Dawn Cabral Suda Cabral Steve Cady Betsy Cameron Ron Carmody Sheila Carpentier Mary Carreiro Bryan Chambers Lynne Chapman Steve Chauvin Lori Cook Claudia Corbin Arleen Correia Michael Costa Jeff Carreira Lynne Carreiro Pauline Coelho Debby Coffey Brenda Cote Sue Cottrell Juniors 63 Doug Coute Kathy Cunningham Theresa Dellas Dave DelValle Kathy Curran Lisa Dagesse Pam DeCosta Kevin DeMello Mark DeMello Adam Dennis Jay Geddis Leanne Goyette Jenny Griffo Steve Grimes Irene Guimond Ruth Dennis Linda Dufresne Paula Duponte Ginny Lagan Paula Farias Jeff Farnsworth David Fernandes Brenda Ferreira Brian Ferreira Lori Ferreira John Fitzgerald Tom Foley Lisa Frazier Mike Furtado Marie Garcia Chris Gaughan James Gaw 64 Juniors Lenny Hackett Sharon Hagenston Brendan Hancock Debby Hart Lina Haskins Chris Haslam Chet Hayden Sue Helger Keilh Higginbottom David llorgan J. T. Hughes Pam Jahr Dawn Jordan Jay Kelley Beth King Ralph Knodel Peggy Kronsberg Debby Lake Lori lenders Bill Langla is Ann Lavoie Rick I .a wren son Ann I eary Mike l eary Rory Lebeau Dana I ebreaux Mike I educ John I ePage Gail lyevesque Nicole Levesque Juniors 65 66 Junior� Yvonne Levesque Sharon Lewis Brad Malloy Greg Manchester Pam McGeough Jane McGIynn Eric McLain Chris McLaughlin Doreen Medeiros Joann Medeiros Mary Ann Medeiros Steve Medeiros Joe Mello Paul llello Sue Mercier Heidi Mersey Lynn Martins Kevin McCormack Nancy McDonald Carol Metivier Johnna Meyers Karen Moniz Gloria Moreira Paul Michaels Sherri Miranda Joe Moniz Ann Marie Nadeau Mary Navarro Patty Nicolau Fred Lima David Mailloux Sue Majarone Susan Oliveira Carolyn Olivera John Osborne Ernest Paul Steve Peckham Ann Pelletier Paula Peloquin Chin k Pereira £ Richard Phillips Sand) Placido Joe Plocica Charlie Potter Alfred Ragas Lisa Rancour! .evm Rapoza Rand) Rapoza Ronnie Rapoza Carl Reid Kim Reis Eric Robinson Jim Robinson Albert Rodriques David Ronan Kenny Roy Edward Sedoma Ellen Seiersen Greg Silva Lynne Silveira Diane Silvia Jackie Silvia Karen Silvia Juniors 67 68 Juniors Paul Silvia Karen Simard Greg Smaldone Don Snell Christine Soares Cindy Soares Kathy Sousa Cheryl Souza James Souza Jane Souza Robin Souza Bill St. Pierre Lynn Steger Cindy Stephens April Stephenson Mark Sullivan Jill Sunderland Mike Taggart Rachelle Therrien Lai pW Jeff Toste Mark Towers Alan Trecida Jackie Trudeau Dawn Valliere Debbie Vanasse I-ori Venancio Neal Venancio Dawn Vierling Diane Vincent Ginger Viveiros Marc VonVillas Sheryl Wagner Lisa Warren Lisa White John Aguiar Edward Alberto Marc Almeida Trisha Amarante Lisa Anderson Beth Arruda Karen Arruda Lori Barbo za Bob Beaulieu Michael Bergeron Eric Bernier Lori Botelho Lisa Bouchard Michelle Boule Denise Bousquet Bill Boyd Bonnie Brayton Mike Braz Ronnie Breault Kelly Brigham Charlie Brightman Robin Brogan Dave Bulhoes Scott Cabral Louise Camara Irene Campion Doug Cardin James Carman Kathy Caron James Cartin Marilyn Casey Sharon Castanho Robin Cavaca Matthew Cayer Chris Chapdelaine Gerald Chauvin Sophomores 69 John Christo Sue Conley Mark Correia Brian Corriveau Colleen Costa Jenny Costa Natalie Costa Walter Costa Steven Cote Don DcGagne Lisa Del Valle Robin DeMello Charles Dennis Dave Dennis Dawn Dias Kelly Donovan Sue Doster Denise Drewniak Donna Dube Nancy Dufresne Beth Ellis Tammy Enos Joseph Faria John Farias Jane Figuerido Michael Foley Sheila Foltz Sue Frazier Karen Freitas Dawn Giguere Bridgette Fernandes Richard Fernandes David Ferreira Georgette Ferreira Lawrence Ferreira Tom Ferreira Andrea Glowacki Janies Goncalo Dave Greenberg Kelly Griffith Margo Guimond Holly Halbardier Everett Halpen Lisa Hans Dawn Heath Kelly Heywood Todd Higginbottom John Hoyle Officers: Joe Simonetti, president; Mike Toolin, vice- president; Tammy Enos, secretary; Karen Medeiros, treasurer. John Hughes Brenda Joubert Lisa Jusseaume Lisa A. Jusseaume Elizabeth Kirkwood Linda Knodel Wendy Kordas Paula Kosior Kathy Langlais Chris Lapointe Denise Lapointe Tom Lapre David Ledoux Ann Marie Lewis Robin Lewis Jodi Linhares Joseph Linhares Davis Logan Frank Machado Bryan Mailloux Tracey Manchester Diana Manuel Brian McCarthy Tom McCormack Sophomores 71 John Medeiros Karen Medeiros Kevin Medeiros Lisa Medeiros Matthew Medeiros Penny Medeiros Craig Mello Janice Mello Diane Michaels Richard Miles Lisa Moller Nadine Moniz Cheryl Morin Charles Mulcahy Andy Munafo Debbie Munroe Ix� rrie Munroe I aurie Napier Mike Newbury Karen Oliveira Kristin Oliveira Tom Oliver Jeff Oliver Matthew Osborne Dave Pacheco Teresa Palmer Robert Paquette Joseph Peixoto Alice Pelletier Cheryl Pereira Jon Perry Joanne Pimental Natalie Pimental Chris Pineault Gary Potvin Lorie Proulx Noel Quicho Mike Raposa Cheryl Raposa Wendy Reid Steven Reis Jane Reuther Brian Richard John Richardson 72 Sophomores Keith Robitaille Joseph Rocha Randy Rocha Bob Rocha Gary Rogers Suzanne Rogers Ron Runner Lori Sanchas Bill Sanford Lori Santo Christo Paula Sefrino Donna Senay Sam Silva Judy Silveira James Simonetti Joseph Simonetti Barry Simpson Arthur Smith Gregory Smith Janet Smith Eileen Soares Jeff Souza Donna Steger Roger St. Laurent Kristen Sylvia Melissa Sylvia Larry Tavares Charles Taylor Diane Thornsbury Paula Timberlake Mike Toolin Jay Toste Maria Toste Denise Turcotte Dawn Vanasse Esmeralda Viana Mark Vieira Robert Wallace Kim Welchman William Whiston Wendy W'ilding Michael Wilkie Craig Williams Chris Wood Peter Wood Sophomores 7 3 Randy Aguiar Lorrie Albert Mary Atkinson Renee Audette Greg Belittle Sandy Benoit Robert Botelho Gary Bouchard Barbara Brightman Lori Brownell Richard Burlingame Lynn Cabral William Cady Lori Camara Lois Cameron Carolyn Campion Danny Carman 74 Freshmen Brian Almas Sharon Archer Jenny Arruda Elaine Atkinson Geri Babbit Paul Baker Allison Beattie Cynthia Belgarde Bobby Bettencourt Jeff Bond Kevin Bongiovanni Mike Borden James Bouchard Kenny Bouchard Christine Boyd Denise Brault Steve Cerreira Robert Carro Sarah Cayer Rhonda Charest Carolyn Christo Kathy Coffey Officer : Ted St. Michel, president: Loi Cameron, vice- president: Rhonda Charest, secretary: Sue Scanlon, treasurer. Adviser: Mr. Hector Levesqu Richard Cookinham Sharon Correia Jeff Costa Mary Jane Costa Michael Costa Ernie Cote Keith Crepeau Barbara DeCosta Claudette DeCagne Michael DeHass Freshmen Robin Dennis Timmy Dennis Pam Deschenes Kenneth Dias Richard Dopart Kevin Cote Leonard Coutu Paula DeMello Sandy DeMello Freshmen 75 Brian Downey Kathy Dunne Gerry DuPont Glenn DuPonte Jim Durfee Mindy Feely Dave Fernandes Jocelyn Ferreira Sherry Froias Elaine Furtado Melissa Furtado Chris Gagnon Patty Gaw Shelley Glasson Gary Gerstenzang Greg Golden Brenda Guimar Tammy Guimond Paul Hackett Beth Halbardier Ernie Hancock Dawn Helger Debbie Hudson Cindy Jahr Kevin Jobin Kim Jordan Doreen Jusseaume Lynne Jusseaume 76 Freshmen Jon Koony Chris Kordas Tom Kozak Carl Lander Russ Lantz Dwayne LaPointe David Lapre Elaine Lapre Rochelle Lavoie Cathy Leary Tim Leary Kevin Lebeau Richard Lebreux Mike Lemos Denise Levasseur Claude Levesque Colleen Lima Michael Lundy Bridgette MacFarland Joe Machado Vicki Magnuski Brett Malloy Glenn Manchester Adam Marchand Paula Martin Philip Martin Michael Martins Billy McDonald Paula McGeough Jim McGlynn Scott McGovern Shawn McGovern EJ. McKenny Carl Medeiros Charles Medeiros Kevin Medeiros Kevin Medeiros Tammy Medeiros Bruce Mello Joe Mello Tom Mello Jeff Metivier Gary Monahan Bob Morotti Kim Motta Dawn Mulcahy Dave Munafo Sue Nadeau Beth Negus Freshmen 77 Sue Silva Cheryl Silvia Mike Silvia Todd Silvia Laurie Simard 78 Freshmen Anita Neronha Wayne Oldroyd Raymond Pacheco Scott Patterson Doug Pecknam Nancy Peckham Lee Peebles Michelle Pelletier Donald Peloquin Ann Peloso Brad Perry Tony Pimental Greg Pineault Jeff Pineault Jeff Pineault David Potter Steve Priestner Neal Rancourt Vincent Raposa Pam Raposo Lori Rapoza Robin Rapoza Mike Rego Doug Reid Kevin Reynolds Cheryl Ritchotte Craig Robinson Ruth Rocha Don Rodriques Ken St. Laurent Linda St. Laurent Ted St. Michel Valerie St. Yves Kim SantoChristo Chris Santos Mike Santos Lisa Sardinha Sue Scanlon LeeAnn Sedgwick Sheryl Simmons Chrifi Smaldone Liz Snell Ed Snow Stephen Soareo Sherri Soum Lori Souther Betsy Souza Karen Souza Mike Stephenaon Crystal Stone Bruce Sylvia Kelly Sylvia Matthew Sylvia Alex Taber Bill Taggart Eric Taylor Paul Therrien Rochelle Thibeault Deborah Thornsbury Lina Thorpe Kevin Trenholm Roger� Turner Heidi VanCala Mike Vieira Lisa Vincent Leeaa Waite Nadine Water� Kasia Welin Kim White Joe W'ieazbicki David W ilding Ray Wilke Cory Woodworth Alan Zielke Freshmen 79 “I'll lake one for every room in the house.” m r Graceful Motion I he Cheerleaders, Majorettes, and the Dance Squad reflect the true spirit of our school. Present at all soccer, football, and basketball games, the cheerleaders use their imagination and talent to lift the spirits of the crowd and the players. They’ve succeeded in making our fans the most spirited fans around. Right: Senior Sue Martin. Ellen Cummings, and Marilyn Archer make it all look easy. Varsity Cheerleaders (top to bottom, left to right): Dawn Dias. Nicole Forcier. Sharon Castanho. Jennifer Costa. Kim Blythe, Sue Martin. Margo Guimond. Marilyn Archer, Ellen Cummings. Lisa Jusseaume. Right: Cheryl Wieszbicki performs with the rest of the majorettes at this year's Homecoming pep rally. 82 Cheerleaders Dance Squad (left to right): Kami Medeiros. Debbie Va nasse, Irene Guimond, Lisa Dagesse, Lisa DelValle, Dawn Va nasse, Debbie Andrade. Majorettes: Top row: Dawn Vierling. Paula Sefrino, Beth King. Ann l wix, Karen Moniz. Bottom: Cheryl Wieszbicki, Lisa Moller. Paula Farias, Sharon Lewis, Beth Helger. Klizabeth Lauzon. Majorettes Dance Squad 83 Standing: Tracy I Icy wood. Annette LePage. Seated: Mr. Peter D'Allesandro. adviser, Kris Nielsen, Jackie Joubert, Aline LePage. Kneeling: Lori Bowers. Jim Goncalo. Front row: Vicki Camara. Cindy Jahr. Whitney Durfee. Cindy Duckworth. Middle row: Lynn Martins, Anne Wood, Lori Bowers, Jim Lima. Maureen St. Laurent. Back row: Mrs. Angela Pucci, adviser, Mary Navarro. 8 I Newspaper P.A. Club Science Club Top (left to right): Tony Moniz. Bob Wallace. Jay Toste, Kim Rodrigues, Lisa Warren. Bottom (I to r): Vicki Mason. Miss Kenney, adviser. Marilyn Casey, Lori Bowers, Ann Pelletier. Portuguese Ran American Club Top (left to right : Denise Drewniak. Joe Mello, Tony Moniz, DeeDee Lopes. Middle (I to r): Lynn Martins, Claudia Corbin, Terri Carpenter, Louise Camara, Karen Arruda. Bottom: Dawn Cabral, Lori Bowers, Mike Costa. Cheryl Morin, Mr. Silva, adviser. Not pictured: Jim Costa. Jocelyn Ferreira, Adam Mareband. Bay Navarro. Science Portuguese Clubs 85 Acting on behalf of the entire Student Body in all matters of student welfare . . . That's what it's all about. Some new activities of the Student Council include active membership in the Rhode Island Association of Student Councils and student exchanges. They're there when you need them Student Council Cares. Officer? : Deborah Coffey, parliamentarian: Debra Merrier, trea- surer: Jean Fiola. vice-president: Jim Lima, president: Betsy Cam- eron. recording secretary: Lisa Murphy, corresponding secretary. lop: Lee Peebles. Paula McGeough, Jeff Pineault. Paul Baker, Ted St. Michel. Third row: Joe Simonetti. Kristen Oliveira. Diane Michaels. Karen Arruda. Marilyn Casey. Second row: Kim Blythe. Lita Bernier. Michelle Anderson, Kim Rodrigues. Deb Coffe , Mary Carreiro. Brenda Cote, Jane McGlynn. Nancy McDonald. Betsy Cameron, Paula Peloquin. Bottom: Lisa Murphy. Deb Mer- cier. Mark S lvia. Jim Lima. Jean Fiola. Denise ('oute. Sue Martin. Patti Smaldone. Sue Farias, Jeff Runner, Sheryll Gregory. Mark Bouchard. Adviser: Mrs. Annette Gagliardi. H6 Student Council Each spring, Mr. Reed brings the members of Close-Up to Washington, D.C., for one week to study the branches of our government. While in Washington, Close- Up participants attend seminars and workshops, go sight-seeing, and meet with Close-Up participants from other parts of the country. Despite the hard work and long hours, Close-Up members enjoy the experience and many choose to go again the next year. I eft: Mary Mors � , Sheryll Gregory, Maureen Si. Laurent, and Sue Curran take a break during last spring's busy tour of our Capitol. Back: Tony Moniz, Jim Robinson, Mark Bouchard, Sheryll Gregory, Vicki Mason, Cathy Osborne. Donna Bousquet, Jina Guimond. John Hackett. Front: Chris Bridge. Maureen St. Laurent, Sue Furtado. Deb Lake, Mary Carreiro, Ellen Seiersen, Ellen Cummings. Sue Curran. Patti Smaldone. Lynn Martins. Close Up 87 Hot tom: Jeff Runner. Mike Ferry. Lucy Quicho, Karen Corscadden, Paul SouHa, Jim Lima. Second row: Margaret Fredrickson. Sue Farias, Jina Guimond, Maureen St. Laurent, Annette LePage. I hird row: Cathy Osborne, Aline L’Pagr, Barbara Cole. Tracy Hey wood. Top: Danielle Vanasse. Vl hen our yearbook staff first met during the last school year, we were determined to make this yearbook better than any of the previous books. We decided we wanted to develop a unique style and we feel we've succeeded. This yearbook features some of the new graphic effects offered by our publisher, giving the book an interesting and innovative look, e hope you enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed creating it! The Phantasmagoria 1981 staff would like to express sincere thanks to Mr. John DeWaele from T. I). Brown Studios and Ms. Karen DeVitt from the Taylor Publishing Co. for their assistance in producing the hook. 88 Yearbook James Lima: Editor Barbara Cole: Assistant Editor Tracy Hey wood: Business Editor Lynn Martins: Assistant Business Editor Lucy (Juicho: Layout Editor Margaret Fredrickson: Literary Editor Karen Corscadden: Photography Editor Mark Sylvia: Sports Editor Danielle Vanasse: Typing Editor Maureen St. Laurent: Senior Section Editor Mrs. Arlene Hicks: Adviser Yearbook 89 ('.oncert Marching Band: Top: Bob Bonoan. Pal Leary, Tom Clegg, Paul Souaa. Cliff Ponte, Jim Borgea, Paul Bouchard, Bob Paquette, Jeff Pinrault, Mike Lundy, John Hoyle, Mike Coau, Jim Cartin, Brian Mailloux. Second row: Brad Perry. Mike Martina, Donald Pelo- quin. Gar) Bouchard, Sean McGovern, Jim Gonealo, Jean Fiola, Jackie Joubert, John Coohy, Jeff Runner, John Chriato, Paula McGcough, I ee Preble , Joe Piexoto, Scott Patteraon. Third row: Ray Medeiroa, Anne Lavoie, Mike Silvia, Mary Navarro, Robin Brogan, Beth Arruda, Cheryl Simmon . Wendy Reid, Chria Gagnon. Pete Rapoaa, Ron Runner, Ted St. Michel. Jeff N, Pinrault. Fourth row: Chri liaalam, LU Carmody. Mary Carreiro, Eileen Soarea. Gen Babbit, Sherri Souaa, Beth Halbardier, Ginnie Eagan, Pam McGeough, Cori Woodworth. Lila Bernier. Jill Sunderland. Front: Lynne Silvrira, Yvonne I veanue, Barbara DeConta, Rochelle Lavoie, Lynn Cabral. Sharon Carreira. Barbara Rrightman. Paul Silvia, l-ori Souther. Ann Pelletier, Deb Coffey. Kim Rei . I.i a W arren. Mel Sumner, Karen IteKtreinp . 90 Hand Jazz Band: Top: Noel ( uicho. Bob Bonoan, Paul Souaa, Mike Martina, Cliff Ponte, Jim Boreea, Bob Paquette, Paul Bouchard. Middle: Ted St. Michel, Lucy Quicho, Ra Medeiros, Scott Patterson. Joe Piexoto, Jeff Pineault. Lynn Silveira. Bottom: Wendy Reid, Jackie Joubert. Jeff Runner, Kim Reis, John Coohy, Chris Gagnon. 5N Officers: Sue Furl ado. Select Chorus rep.; Wendy Kordas, Mixed Choru rep.; Janice Borges, Mixed Chorus rep.; Judy Silveira, Mixed Chorus rep. Ann W ood, Select Chorus rep.; Lucy Quicho, Mixed Chorus rep. 92 Chorus Top: Sue Faria� , Patti Smaldone, Janice Bor e� , Kelly Silvia, Sheila Foltz, Lucy Quicho, Mary Navarro, John Perry, Whitney Durfee, Al Siwton. Second row: Denise Coute, Sue Furtado, Wendy Korda� , Jennifer Coata, Diane Michael� , Tammy Enott, Anne Wood, Beth Elii� , Dave DelValle. Mike Ferry, Dan Eno� . Third row: Brenda Guimond, Kathy Sou� a. Ann Pelletier, Vicki Camara. Barbara Huff, Lisa Jusseaume, Karen Thibault, Jodie l.inhare� , Cheryl Richotte. Judy Beattie, Patty Nicolau, Paula Peloquin. Carol Metivier. Bottom: Sue Mercier. Cindy Duckworth, Kristen Oliveira. Christine Haslam, Debbie Hebert, Charlene Berry. Missy Sylvia, Lisa Medeiros, Judy Silveira, Ruth Perron. Marilyn Ca� ey, Sharon Archer, Liz Snell, Sue Fortes, Mis� Jeannine St. Laurent, Director. Dramatics Fin� t row: Mrs. Angela Pucci. Jim Lima, Mark Bouchard, Mark Sylvia. Maureen St. Laurent, Cathy Osborne, Kay Medeiros. Mary Navarro. Jeff Runner, Barbara Cole, Jina Guimond, Karen Corscadden. Vicki Camara, Ruth Perron, Anne Wood. Kneeling: Pam Jahr, I ori Bowers, Marga ret Fredrickson. Lynn Martins, John llackett. Tammy Enos, Ellen Seiersen. Third row: Gerri Bahhit, Sue Scanlon. Sherri Souza, Jay Geddia, Mary Carreiro. Judy Silveira. Kim White, Donna Bousquet. Kris Nielsen. Aline l,ePage, Tracy Heywood. Ann Pelletier Fourth row: Cindy Jahr, Cheryl Richotte, Jeff Correia. Al Cory. Cindy Duckworth, Kelly Silvia. Whitney Durfee, Rosalyn Belisle. Shael Fournier, Kelly Donovan, Lori Souther. Top: M. J. Costa, Chris Bridge. Officers: Front: Barbara Cole, treasurer: Jeff Runner, vice-president; Cathy Osborne, historian. Rack: Ray Medeiros, president: Mrs. Angela Pucci, adviser: Mary Navarro, secretary . The Drama Club, under the direction of Mrs. Angela Pucci, has been very successful since its formation in 1976. This year the Drama Club staged its major productions in November (“Murder on Center Stage“) and March (“Gentlemen Prefer Blondes”). In October, twelve members attended the New England Theatre Conference at the University of New Hampshire. The day was spent at workshops and at night, “Gypsy” was performed by the U.N.H. Drama group. Each spring, members of the Drama Club travel to New York City to see a Broadway play. Perhaps ten years from now, Mrs. Pucci will be bringing Drama Club members to see a Broadway play starring some of the T.H.S. stars of the past! • I Drama Club Standing: Mike Lavoie. Mark Sylvia, Jim Lima, Dick Phillips, Mark Desrosiers, Tim Brigham. Harry Cookinham, Mar - La France, Carolyn Campion, Jina Guimond. Bill Boyd, Melissa Sylvia, Irene Campion. Lynn Chapman, Debbie Coffey. Kneeling: Lila Bernier, Jim Robinson. Mark Bouchard. E. J. McKenney, Jim Dias, Vicki Camara. Sealed: Maureen Si. Laurent, Sheryll Gregory, Celesle Pilolle, Lisa Murphy, Debbie Lake, Mary Carreiro, Ellen Cummings, Karen Corscadden, Sue Martin, Ellen Seiersen, Patti Smaldone, Janice Borges, Diana Manuel. Adviser: Mr. William Blythe. Not pictured: Kim Blythe. Kelly Brigham. Marilyn Casey, Steve Cagne, Leanne Goyette, Jenny Griffo, John McCarthy, Vincent Kaposa. Jane Reuther. Bill Sanford. Carrie Sincoski, Jill Sunderland. Lisa White. Ski Tiger Tales Literary Magazine 95 Tiger Tale riting for the Sakonnet Times: Jeff Runner. Maureen St. Laurent. Not pictured: Ja Ceddis. Literary Magazine Left to right: Lori Bowers, Karen Thibault, Whitney Durfee. Drill Team: Rear: Tracy Balfour, Wayne Oldroyd, Chris Kordas, Diana Manuel, Wendy Kordas, Gary Potvin, Brian McCarthy, Jackie Silvia. Front: Doreen Jusseaume. Lynn Juaaeaume, Patty Nicolau, Lisa Jusseaunie, Gary Bouchard. Missing from photo: Ed Soares, Eric Bernier, Charlie Brightman. Kifle Team: Kneeling: Gary Bouchard. Alan St. Pierre, Charlie Brightman, Roger St. Laurent. Stand- ing: Mike Rego. John Marsden, Mike Silvia, Bob Fortes, Ernie Hancock, Tracy Balfour, Wayne Oldroyd, Mike Santos, Steve Peckham. Matt Osborne. Missing from photo: Jim Gaw, Eric Bernier, Brian McCarthy, Claude Levesque, hJROTC Drill Team: Membership is open to all cadets who can tell right from left, are willing to work hard after school, and are willing to travel in the New England area on weekends to compete with other schools with an ROTC Unit. NJROTC Rifle Team: The Rifle Team uses the Tiverton Rod and Gun Club to sharpen its marksman eye and to participate with over 20(1 other schools in a postal match competition in the Fall and Winter and another postal march sponsored by the Secretary of the Navy in the W inter and Spring. No prior experience is necessary as safety courses and shooting lessons are part of the team effort. 96 VJ.R.O.T.C. 98 Homecoming Might: Spirit an high and confetti flic as the Senior Class cheers its way to victory. Above left: Mark Bouchard takes in the applause as one of the most popular contestants for Miss Pigskin 1980.' Above right: Torn and tattered. Celeste Pilotle, Mel Sumner, and Sheryll Gregory foretell the sure destruction of the Central Falls’ football team. Bight: Presenting Miss Pigskin 1980,” Joe Souza, and “her court: Mark Bouchard, Jim Raposa, Paul Sousa, Ralph Borden, Tim Brigham. Below: Seniors Jina Guimond and Margaret Fredrickson are among the many students who are taking part in the “Senior Citizens' Day” of School Spirit Week. Who will be the pep rally's rowdiest class? Underclassmen later prove to be no competition for the mighty Seniors. Below: Ellen Cummings and Sue Marlin play the parts of Jake and Elwood on, of course, ‘Blueh Brothers Day ' Bottom: Seniors show their enthusiasm even before the pep rally begins. Below: Exchange student Ellen Seiersen sports a Roman toga on T.H.S. Day. Homecoming Events Excite Spirits The back-to-school blues were forgotten as School Spirit Week began; by Friday afternoon the school was nothing but wild yells and rowdiness as the annual Homecoming pep rally began. Seniors again showed superiority in most aspects of the pep rally, especially in the class cheers. Out of tradition was the incredible spirit and craziness of this year's underclassmen. Everyone cheered his way through one of the most spirited pep rallies in school history. Homecoming 99 It seemed too good to be true on that morning in October. Rain had been predicted all week for the day of the Homecoming car rally and game. Hopes for sunshine were dashed on Friday as it poured throughout the day and night the bonfire being cancelled for the second year in a row. Spirits had been high throughout the week, however, in anticipation of the final days of the Homecoming celebration. The pep rally was a triumph of spirit, yet the next day’s game was expected to be somewhat less exciting. Early on Saturday morning, October 4, 1980, the sun appeared as bright and warm as could he. The red, white, and blue banner flew brightly in the light breeze. People swarmed the field; alumni, students, teachers, and others who wanted to get out and enjoy a beautiful day and a great victory were there. Tiverton demolished Central Falls 32-0, and Melanie Sumner was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1980-81. The final celebration of the week was held at the annual Homecoming dance sponsored by the Student Council. Afterward, students were able to reflect upon a week filled with pride and enthusiasm for the school. It was truly a winning week — as is traditional. Top: At halftime. Principal Robert Poniatowski crown the 1980 Homecoming Queen, a delighted Melanie Sumner, escorted by Bob Bonoan. Right: Lynn Martin and Pam Jahr are among the thousand of spirited fan who attended this year' football game. Far right: Players collide in an easy victory over Central Falls. 100 Homecoming Homecoming: A Winning Tradition Above left: Deb Luke, Mary Carreiro, Sue Furtado. Denise Coute, and Anne Wood lake part in the car rally ; beautiful weather brought out the best in everyone. l.eft: A beautiful girl and a beautiful moment, Melanie Sumner stands before the crowd after being crowned Homecoming Queen. I-eft: Tiger fans are ecstatic as Tiverton wins the game. Homecoming 101 Top left: Mike Ferry and Chris l.arocque lake a break from the dancing to mingle with friends. Top right: Debbie Ferreira is all smiles as she receives her long-avtaited class ring. Right: Rene Milot. Barbara Huff, Jeanne Pacheco, and Mary Morse ait anxiously for their rings. Below left: Ray Medeiros, Kathy Sousa. I.india l avoie, and Paul Berube take it easy. Below right: Rosalyn Belisle and Al Sisson share a quiet moment just before the dance ends. 102 Ring Dance Class of ’81 Receives Rings The Class of '8 1 's first major event was the Ring Dance held at the school on October 20, 1979. Students received their rings from a representative of the Balfour Company and later enjoyed listening and dancing to the music of “Carousel. Most students enjoy an opportunity such as this to get dressed in their best clothes, maybe con Dad into lending the car, and have a great time w ith friends. The Ring Dance gave the Class of '8 1 the chance to have its own private party. Top left: Jeanne Crepeau shared a laugh with Joe Solomon while alow dancing to the music of “Carousel. Top right: Another alow dance; Sue Martin with Dave Sincoski. Above: President Sue Farias take� a close look at her ring. Left: Mr. Ray Purdy, Class of '8 1 advisor, hams it up for the camera. Ring Dance 103 Time in a Bottle The theme of the Class of '81 Junior Prom has a special meaning for those who attended the dinner-dance on May 3 I, 1 980, at the Condesa in Somerset. Preserving memories of an evening of elegance, romance, and fun w ith friends makes cherished moments everlasting: “Time in a Bottle.” With great music by “Hard Reign,” good food, and formal dress. Juniors spent a most enjoyable evening (and morning!) living it up in style. I'op: Kathy Leary and her boyfriend, Don Paquette, share a romantic moment. Above right: A congratulatory kiss is in order for Prom Queen Sue Farias from Mr. Poniatowski. Above left: There's a gleam in the eyes of Kevin McGovern as he slow dances w ith his girlfriend Lisa Dagesse. Far right: Attire was strictly formal; beautiful gowns and sharp-looking tuxedos gave the evening a special elegance; Gail Ferry and her date were dressed accordingly . Itight: Lori Mills is presented with the traditional prom favor. 104 Junior Prom Above left: Lynn Allan and Dave Andrade express the mood at the prom. Above: Sheryll Gregory, Pat Geagon, Lisa Murphy, Bob Bonoan, Mike Lavoie, and Karen Destremps seem to be enjoying themselves, as are (left) Steve Bousquet, Kathy Isherwood, Anne Wood, Dana Allcork, Tim McGreavy, and Debbie Merrier; thirsty, guys? Below left: Prom Queen, Sue Farias, and date Tim McDermott are all smiles. Below right: Dot Moniz and date Tim Gaughan are snapped for future years. Junior Prom 105 Students Ring in the Christmas Season With mistletoe in the hallways, a concert bursting with holiday music, and the annual Snow ball Dance, Tiverton High was alive with the spirit of Christmas. The annual “Deck the Halls contest was held and, as usual, the Seniors won. After all, they’ve had more practice (try to tell that to an underclassman, though). The hallways were beautifully decorated in red and green and everyone was in good spirits anticipating a nice long holiday and plenty of Christmas cheer. How unfortunate the warm spirit of Christmas does not last throughout the year. Above right: Junior Pam Jahr creates a little holiday spirit. Far right: Santa's certain to be good to these little elves; John Medeiros and Frank Jackson add Christmas cheer to the Commons Christmas tree. Right: The Sophomores were assigned the hallway near the Guidance Department, where decorations such as Ziggy covered windows, walls and ceiling. Joanne Pimental doesn't realize what a chore it will be later to tear down all the decorations and wash off the the decorations and wash the spra) snow off the windows. 1 06 Christmas Season Left: Mow! of the decoration� for the four main hallways, adorned with everything from wreaths to murals, were donated by class members. Seniors Ellen Cummings and Denise Guimond work during the one hour after school allowed each class to complete all decorating. Junior Deb Coffey (left) and Senior Lucy Quicho (above) lend helping hands hoping not only to win the Student Council sponsored contest, but also to aid in the beautification of the school. jurist mas Season 107 Concert and Dance Add to Celebration Featured here are two of the many events that marked a fun-filled holiday season: the annual Winter Concert and the Snowball Dance. Students also gathered to sing at the lighting of the Town Hall Christmas tree, went carolling around town in a firetruck, and enjoyed many holiday parties. Right: As is tradition at the Snowball Dance, a Queen and King are selected. This year’s titles went to Ellen Cummings and Mark VonVillas. Middle left: Selling soda and Christmas goodies at the dance are Claudette DeGagne, Betsy Cameron, Jane Letendre, Debbie Mercier, and Karen Arruda. Middle right: Keith Higgenbottom and Marilyn Archer enjoy dancing to the music of Phase IV. Above: There's obviously more to a dance than dancing, however, Lenny Hackett and Ginny Eagan (right) find the dancing just fine. Far right: The Chorus sang its way into the hearts of the audience with traditional holiday melodies and an elaborate and amusing skit, “Christmas Around the World.” 108 Christmas Season A sM A S Hing Success The Drama Club ended another successful season by presenting the two act eomedy M A S H by Larrv Gelbart and dramatized by Tim Kelly on March 19-21, 1980. A large turnout for auditions in January got energy flowing and spirits high. Stiff competition for parts made students work that much harder to make the play a success. 1 A S H brought many new students to the stage and changed the attitudes of many others towards Drama for the better. Mainly a fund raiser for the club's annual trip to New York to see a Broadway production, M A S H proved to be great fun rather than tiresome and tedious. Many of the scenes required only limited rehearsal, so the director found the large east no great problem (!) since she was only concerned with a core of approximately a dozen actors who carried the burden of the rehearsals. The dedication of the cast members and the closeness that grew between them helped to make M A S H a complete success. 110 “M A S H” Below: Members of the M A S H oast guide helicopters to the Tiverton High stage. Middle left: Chris Bridge after plastic surgery performed by Mark Sylvia. Middle right: Kris Nielsen and Maureen Hoyle react to Mrs. Pucci’s announcement that rehearsal is over. Left: Joe Costa and Chuck Dennis get a call from Steve Roies, alias General Hammond. Far left: The Bonwit Sisters, Ann Guillemette, Mary Navarro, and Judy Silveira, are the objects of joking criticism by Ruth Perron, Ray Medeiros, and Maureen St. Laurent. M A S H 111 Right: Jay Geddis threaten Anne Wood at the climax of the mystery-thriller. Below left: Lynn Martinsgetsa touch-up from Ellen Seiersen before going on stage. 1U-U ruux TXKAAl Middle: This cake was demolished at the “Murder on Center Stage cast party. Right: Jay Geddis. as Mr. Stanley, spills a little blood before the end of the play. Murder-Thriller Packed with Suspense The 1 980-81 season got off to a great start in November with the three aet murder mystery “Murder on Center Stage” by Jerry L. Twedt. Stars of the play were: Jay Geddis as Mr. Stanley, Anne Wood as Helen Blestar. Vieki Camara as Jessica. Lynn Martins as Grace Shotwell, Kris Nielsen as Alice, Margaret Fredrickson as Sharon. Jeff Runner as David. Lori Bowers as Terry, and Ray Medeiros as Mike. Th«� setting was an old college theater, present day. While rehearsing for Romeo and Juliet' one snowy evening, the students, director, and English Dept, were faced with several problems: they discovered the secret of the theater “ghost and the revengeful plot of the tormented janitor. After several close calls by the mysterious killer, the group handled the problem of the poor janitor with sympathy and compassion. Chilling suspense was never so great on the Tiverton High stage: strobe lights, mysterious ghosts, and other special effects filled the audience with fear and caused many to scream. Audience reaction to the play was highly rewarding for the dedicated, hard-working student actors and crew . Drama club members and friends celebrated another successful production at the cast party. Murder � n Center Stage I I ;t Tiverton Hosts Invitational Meet On January 17, 1981, the Tiverton High School Drill Team hosted the Second New England Invitational Drill Competition. Over 200 R.O.T.C. cadets from the New England area participated in the competition. The Tiverton High School N.J.R.O.T.C. unit finished in second place overall in the competition. Tiverton also had the first place winners in the male and female individuals with rifles, second place for females without rifles and females with rifles, third place for males with rifles, and second place for co-ed with rifles. Top: The male Drill Team in competition is led by cadets P03 Wayne Oldroyd and CPO Gary Potvin. Above: Male Drill Team in competition features P03 Wayne Oldroyd and CPO Gary Potvin. Left: LTJG Tracy Balfour requests permission to use the Drill Floor. 114 Drill Competition Left: Cap . William Rae, Naval Science Instructor, tabulates the Drill Competition scores. Below: The co-ed Drill Team is in a rifle sequence of exchanging rifles. LTJG Tracy Balfour is pictured. Drill Competition 1 1 5 This year, as in years past, T.H.S. students and faculty were fortunate to have the Northeastern Navy Show Band perform in the High School auditorium. This crazy, talented, group of musicians played a variety of popular songs, ending the concert with a comical arrangement of hits from the Fifties. The band provided one of the most enjoyable and well received assemblies ever held. Far left: One of the band members decides to show us what “real rock’n' roll” is like. Left: Sandy Gaw shows them how it's done. Below left: The band decides to add a realistic tough to the song “Splish Splash. Above right: The Blues Brothers decide to make a surprise appearance. Bottom: Terri, you're not supposed to laugh when he's being romantic! Swinging Show Band Provides Music and Laughs 1 16 Navy Band Fall Sports hether in success or defeat, the Tigers dis- played pride and enthu- siasm. Their rowdy play attracted many spectators to the excitement of high school sports. . . . The field hockey team came from behind and beat West War- wick in overtime! This action- packed 3 to 2 win was the highlight of their season. . . . The football team dominated play during the Homecoming game, crushing Central Falls 32 to 0. 1 1 8 Fall SporlK . . . The Tigers did it again! They won the Newport County Soccer Classic for the third year in a row, beating archrival Portsmouth 2 to 1 in the final game. High team. Fall Sports 119 Aetion on the Gridiron w Co-captain Lacking size and experience, the Tiger� took to the field with simple determination and teamwork. The Tiger� were on a roll, posting three wins after only four games. They were getting stronger and more experienced with each game until injuries struck. The Tigers, accustomed to playing as a team, were hampered by the absence Round-the-end iwcrp by Jim Roaa end in a aeventy-five yard touchdown run. 120 Football Bark row: Coach Moc (.hanlrr. Bill McDonald, Keith Crepeau, Mike Raposa, Carl Landers. Asst. Coach Robert Murray. Fourth row: Mike Newbury, Ted Barra. John Hughes. John Medeiros, Dave Ledoux, Scott Brady. Third row: Greg Smaldone, Ron Carmody. Doug Coute. Paul Adams, Charlie Potter, Davis Logan, J.T. Hughes, Dana Allrock. Second row: Dick Phillips, Don Snell, AI Ragas, Suda Cabral, Jeff Farnsworth, Keith Higginbottom, Paul Michaels, Ken Roy, Fred Lima. F'irsl row: Chris Mcl.aughlin, Mark Costa, Pal Cleary, Mark Botelho, James Raposa, Jim DeHass. Jim Rosa, Tom Gendreau. by key blocking from Seniors Jim Mark Botelho of such key players as Jim Rosa, Mark Botelho, and Greg Smaldone. The record slipped to 4-6-1; however, the remaining games were close and full of excitement. Keith Higginbottom, Jim Raposa, and Charlie Potter were honored with All-Division selections. Jim Raposa was also nominated for the Block of Granite Award. I lope Sc i Unite Port-mouth Abbe) f 7 y No. Shiithfield Narragansett 7 48 Ml. Pleasant ft 0 Football 121 Soccermen Prove Themselves ven though opponents didn't take the Tigers seriously at first because of the loss of their former “stars,” the Tigers easily achieved success with a winning season. This year’s squad became one of the strongest teams in the state. The Tigers not only had a successful season, they also advanced to the final game of the state play-offs. This is the best finish ever for a Tiverton High soccer team. The Tigers finished the season with a record of 16 wins, five losses, and three ties. Co-captain Rene Milot was named to the All-State team. Other players earning division honors were Co-captain Kevin McGovern, Mark Sylvia, Don Bouchard, John Bouchard, Mark Towers, and Wally Ainsworth. Top right: Senior John Bouchard «tepe all over Mt. Pleasant player. Above: Junior Mark Towers is ready to tuck the ball in the open net. Above right: Junior Wally Ainsworth advances downfield. Right: Coach Jim Cook observes the close match-up between Tiverton and Hope. 122 Soccer Back row: Coach Jim Cook, Carl Reid, Kevin McGovern, Mark Towers, Mike Leary, John Bouchard, Don Bouchard, Rene Milot, Mark Sylvia, Wally Ainsworth, Bob Bonoan, Mike Lavoie, Luis Costa, Asst. Coach Frank Pinto. Front row: Bob Rocha, Chris Smaldone, Brian Corriveau, Lenny Hackett, Jim McGlynn, Mike Furtado, Brian Mailloux, Chris Gaughin, Dave Mailloux. £« rur T.H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. I II s T.H.S T H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. ’ortsinouth Abbey (Cranston West Ml. Pleasant Central Country Day Johnston I lope Tolinan CMnot ’ Central Fall� Cranston West State ytiarter 'inaf South Kingstonn State Semi-Finals Rogers Slate Finals Hope Above left: Senior Kevin McGovern boots the ball to the left wing. Above right: Senior Mark Sylvia sprints down the sideline. Above: Senior Luis Costa displays dribbling skills. Soccer 123 Field Hockey Players Honored his year’s field hockey team ended the season in fifth place in the Eastern Division with a 3-7-2 record. Although their record didn’t lead to any championship recognition, Tiverton placed five girls on the All-Division squad. Sue Curran (6 goals, 4 assists), Mel Sumner (1 goal, 4 assists), and Deb Lake were chosen for the second team. Charlene Berry and Lita Bernier received honorable mention. Top right: Charlene Berry steals the ball away from an opponent. Above: Co-captain Mel Sumner intercepts a Wheeler pass, setting up a possible scoring drive. Above right: Lita Bernier confronts a Wheeler adversary. Bight: Coach Elaine Ferreira gives her players a pre-game pep talk. 1 24 Field Hockey Standing: Amtl. Coach Cheryl McCullough, Carolyn Christo, Sarah Cayer, Debbie Lake, Mary Carreiro, LeAnne Goyette, Jenny Griffo, Lita Bernier, Ruth Rocha, Lori Camara, Coach Elaine Ferreira, Lorrie Albert. Front row: Jackie Joubert, Sue Furtado, Lisa Murphy, Celeste Pilotte, Co-captains Mel Sumner and Sue Curran, Denise Coute, Maureen St. Laurent, Cathy Osborne, Char- T.H.S. 3 Taunton ft T.H.S. ft BurrilK ille 2 T.H.S. 1 K. ich 1 T.H.S. ft Whcelej 3 t.Cs. ft Barrington 5 T.H.S. ft Cranston West (HS. 4 Durfee ft Jj |T.H.S. 1 W . Warwick T.H.S. ft E. Greenwich ITH.S. ft Vt heeler [T.H.S. 0 Barrington r TJ J.H.S. T.H.S. 1 Cranston West 2 3 W. Warwick 2 m Above left: Teammates Mel Sumner and Cathy Osborne sprint downfield in a Tiger scoring drive. Above: Co-Captain Sue Curran controls ball after a “bully.” l eft: A crucial kick-save by Lori Camara in a close game against Cranston X «M . Field Hockey 125 Winter Sports . . . Our girls’ team didn't let two early losses affect their play as they defeated Central Falls in the third game, 35-25. Throughout the season, the Tigerettes enjoyed important victories, the most impressive being the 36- 19 win over Moses Brown. TT he stage is moved from the ________ outdoors, with its unpredictable weather, to the indoors where spectators enjoy the excitement of Tiger sports in the comfort of a warm gymnasium. 126 Winter Sport “We are the Tigers and the Tigers are great!!” — just one of the many cheers of the loyal Tiger fans. Whether home or away, regular season or play-off game, the fans were there cheering on their team. Last year this loyalty, spirit, and enthusiasm helped spur the Tigers to a season record of 25-2 and a second straight state championship. This year, with an entirely new varsity squad, the Tigers finished second in their division with a regular season record of 16-4. Hopes are high that the fans can once again cheer Tiverton on to a state championship. Winter Sports 127 Tigers Maintain Status he T.H.S. Tigers, defending State Class C I Champions, were truly a surprise this ________ season. Having lost their entire starting line-up from the 1979-80 season, the Tigers were forced to start four juniors and a sophomore. This combination, along with excellent help from the bench, helped lead the Tigers to another outstanding season. The Tigers finished in second place with a 16- 4 record. We w ish the Tigers well in the playoffs. Congratulations to Ralph Borden and Mike “Cohe Lavoie, the senior members of our team. 128 Basketball Junior Varsity: Bark row: Coach Jerry Arcouette. John Hughes. Dave Ledoux, Carl Reid, Joe Plocica, Bob Beaulieu, Coach Andrew Anderson. Front row: Doug Coute, William Whiston. Todd Higginbottom, Jimmy Simonetti. John Cristo. TILS. (48 Da vies . C V) T.H.S. j 43 ; Ml St (.harle 50 T.H.S. 67 sNorlh Smithfh T T.H.S. 54 ' Warren 1 ™ T.H.S. 55 Central Falls T.H.S. 60 Narragansett i ri T.H.S. 62 Jiiirrillville T.H.S. 58 Chari ho T.H.S. 56 Ponaganset m 73 T.H.S. 69 Scituate T.H.S. 71 Davies 58 Top of facing page: Captain Keith Higginbottom shows how a little height is beneficial as he wins the opening jump ball. Far left: Danny McDonald takes advantage of a hole in the Narragansett defense. Left: Kenny Roy controls the ball while waiting for the Tiger offense to set up. Basketball Above: The Tigers maintain their four point lead over Narragansett as Mark Towers blocks an opponent's shot. Varsity: Back row: Coach Andrew Anderson. Mark Towers, Keith Higginbottom, Ron Raposa. Ken Roy. Mike Leary, Wally Ainsworth, Asst. Coach Jerry Arcouette. Middle row: Doug Coute, Dave I doux, Joe Plocica, Danny McDonald, Carl Reid. Front row: Mike Lavoie, Ralph Borden. Right: Ron Raposa's jump shot regains lead for the Tigers. 129 Inexperience Takes Its Toll r_ he girls’ team was i lacking in experience, __with only one varsity starter returning from last season. After a shaky start, the team became stronger, and at one point, won six out of seven games. Although most of the games were close and the Tigerettes tried their best to come from behind, they struggled to an over-all record of seven wins and eleven losses and a league mark of four wins and eight losses. 130 Junior Varsity: Back row: Coach Elaine Ferreira, Lorri Albert. Charlene Berry. Celeste Pilotte, Cathy Leary, Lori Camara. Paula McGcough, Coach Mary Lou Clarke. Front row: Caroline Christo, Shad Fournier, Sarah Cayer, Lori Raposa. M. J. Costa, Ruth Rocha. Basketball T.H.S. Non-League Narragansett North Smithfield Central Falls Connolly North Cen tuna Middletown the Deaf44 19 53 49 Our Lady of Fatima 42 Moses Brown 22 R.I. School for the Deaf53 Portsmouth 59 Above: Junior Jenny Griffo executes her fancy hook shot. I eft: Senior Charlene Berry concentrates on a baseline field goal. Bottom left: Senior Mel Sumner puts another two points on the board with her effective lay up. Left: Sophomore Paula Kosior streaks down the court in a Tigerette break away. Varsity: Back row: Coach Elaine Ferreira, Laurie Thibodeau. Denise Coute. Debbie Lake. Sue Curran. Nancy McDonald, Coach Mary Lou Clarke. Front row: Paula Kosior, Melanie Sumner, Jenny Griffo, Lori Raposa. Dot Moniz. Basketball 131 Spring Sports pring is a time when _____________ athletes have the opportunity once again to compete outdoors. It is also a time when the deserving athletes of our school are rewarded at banquets and assemblies for their achievements. . . . Four teams battled head-on at the Ocean State Championship in what was supposed to be a close track meet. That soon proved false when the Tigers took first place 1 in almost every event, crushing the second place team by 20 points. . . .East Providence was predicted to slaughter our volleyball team, yet our girls tried their best. They held on and won the second game, but the match went to the opposing team as the Tigerettes were outplayed by the skillful East Providence team. 132 Spring Sport . . . The Tigers pitched and hit their vvay to success. Their domineering play led them to the state championship game, but luck was against them as they were defeated by East Greenwich. . . . “Beat Portsmouth? No way!” everyone thought, but the Tigerettes outplayed their opponent and chalked up another win. The Tigerettes were a threat in their division, upsetting many teams during the 1980 season. Spring Spur I, 133 eam records fell almost as often as did opponents during the 1980 track season. A 3-1 year in the Ocean State Division, including the winning of the Ocean State Championship, stood as a testimony to the efforts of skilled, caring track athletes. Hard work and a positive attitude brought success to the Tigers. This hard work paid off for Mark Sylvia as he set new records in the 100-meter dash (10.7 sec.), 400-meter dash (54.4 sec.), 330 low hurdles (44.7 sec.), and was part of the 400-meter, 800-meter, and 1 500-meter relay teams that set new records. Also setting new marks were Joe Souza in the hammer throw (145.7') and Ed Cordeiro in the shot put (38'). Our relay team improved greatly, passing all previous records: 400-meter relay (51.3 sec.), 800-meter relay (1:49.4), 1500-meter relay (3:50.5). The girls on the track Records Fall With Track Success team, even though not able to compete in the local girls' track league, are not to be forgotten for their solid competition. Their dedication and stick-to-it attitude were greatly appreciated. The record told only part of the story in a season that all participants remember as being well above average. These athletes and their efforts helped those records fall as their pride rose. Coach Mackie says, “We gained respectability.” Above left: Tom Gendreau pulls up from behind, making good time in the 1 00-yard dash. Above right: Joe Souza gives his best effort for a good throw. Right: Senior Bob Bonoan wears a strained expression as he paces him- self in the 440-yard dash. 134 Track ICo-captain Mark Sylvia takes a commanding lead in the 440-yard dash. Standing: Coach James Mackie, Matt Osborne, Mike Ferry, Jim Lima, Joe Souza, Jim Rosa, AI Ragas, Adam Dennis, Ron Carmody. Kneeling: Steve Peckham, Tom Gendreau. Ed Cordeiro, Bill Tavares, George Bradbury. Mark Sylvia. Cal McGovern, Dave Platte, Bob Bonoan. Left: Junior Ron Carmody catches his breath after a grueling one-mile relay. I eft: Seniors Mike Perry and Jim Lima concentrate on the upcoming low hurdles during a meet with Bristol. Track 135 Above: Mark Botelho flashes signals to his pitcher while he also carefully observes baserunners. Above right: Jim Miranda clobbers another shot which is good for extra bases. 136 Baseball Top: Pitcher Carl Reid had an outstanding season and played a key role in the Tigers' success story. Above: Mark VonVillas was a defensive stand-out and a constant offensive threat. The Tiverton Tigers' baseball team had everything a good --------- team needed — solid pitching, steady defense, explosive speed, clutch hitting, and a dependable bench. The Tigers put these tools to good use. As the season progressed, they had no mercy on their opponents as they chalked up win after win. Although the Tigers suffered a loss to East Greenwich in the state play-offs, they proved that they are a force to be reckoned with for many seasons to come. . ■ _ ■ T.H.S. THf. 3 h I i, T.H.S. 3 Central falls T.H.S. 5 T.H S. Tolmant T.H.S. W .12W Portsmou (l bl T.H.S B7 Bristol Ml TJLS. Shea ■ u T.H.S. � c.dl Portsmouth T.H.S. « Hope T.H.S. i PCD. TILS. 4 Middletown T.H.S. 9 Classical T.H.S. T.H.S. Falls T.H.S. T.H.S. T.HA T.H.S. T.H.S.. T.H.S. Tolman 0 3 T.HS. T.H.S.- Back row: Keith Iligginbottom. Carl Reid, Suda Cabral, Wally Ainsworth. Ralph Borden, Mark Botelho. Mark Costa. Dick Phillips. Don Snell. Mark VonVillas, Coach Steve Lake. Front row: Mark Towers, Paul Michaels, Jim Miranda. Scott Towers. Carl Desrosiers, Neil Moriarty, Chris Mcl aughlin. Dave DelValle. Baseball 137 Volleyball Team Endures Tough Season he 1980 volleyball team finished the year in seventh place with a 6-14 record in the Central Division. Tiverton recorded victories against Bay View, Bristol, Lincoln School, and Rogers. Losses came from Barrington, Classical. East Providence, Middletown, Portsmouth, and Warren. Although the season wasn't a victorious one, Tiverton placed two of last year’s seniors on the Coaches' All-Division team. Top: Jeanne Crepeau winds up for the return in the win against Bristol. Above: Deb Merrier continues to lx a constant stand-out the Tigerette line-up. T.H.S. 0 Barrington 1 T II S 0 Middletown 2 T.H.S. 1 Bay View 2 TILS. 2 Rogers 2 T.H.S. 2 Classical 3 T.H.S. 3 Lincoln 3 T.H.S. 3 Portsmouth 4 T.H.S. 3 Warren 5 T.H.S. 3 Bristol 6 T.H.S. 3 East Providence 7 T.H.S. 3 Barrington 8 T.H.S. 3 Middletown 9 T.H.S 4 Bay View 9 T.H.S. 4 Rogers 10 T.H.S 4 East Providence 11 T.H.S. 5 Bristol 11 T.H.S. 5 Portsmouth 12 T.H.S. 5 Warren 13 T.H.S. 6 Lincoln 13 T.H.S. 6 Classical 14 Left: Lisa Murphy sets up a spike for teammate Denise Coute. Below left: Denise Coute returns a difficult serve. Varsity: Bark row: Denise Coute, Lisa Audette, Michele Anderson, Sheryll Gregory, Jeanne Crepeau, Coach Elaine Ferreira. Front row: Dawn DeVore, Danielle Coute, Sue Langevin, Deb Mercier, Lisa Murphy, Cathy Osborne. % Volleyball 139 T.H.S. 0 Narragansett 13 T.H.S. 4 N. Kingstown 11 T.H.S. 19 Our Lady of Fatima 1 T.H.S. 0 Rogers 7 T.H.S. 7 Bayview 6 T.H.S. 2 Barrington 4 T.H.S. 3 Middletown 1 T.H.S. 3 East Providence 5 T.H.S. 13 Our Lady of Fatima 8 T.H.S. 5 Portsmouth 3 T.H.S. 6 Rogers 8 T.H.S. 12 Scituate 6 T.H.S. 5 Barrington 3 T.H.S. 10 Bayview 15 T.H.S. 7 Middletown 0 T.H.S. 16 Scituate 4 T.H.S. 1 East Providence 5 T.H.S. 10 Portsmouth 7 Top left: Carrie Sincoski rips one up the middle, loading the bases. Top center: Debbie Lake records another “K.” Top right: Carrie and Mel take it home after an easy victory. Above: The girls take a break before a game to pose for the camera. Opposite page: Top: Mel Sumner readies herself for the pitch. Middle: Sue Faris throws a Portsmouth runner out at third. Bottom: Karen Destremps. Sherri Miranda, Deb Lake, and Laurie Mello make their way to the field, anticipating an easy victory. 1 10 Softball Hitting Their Way to a Winning Season he softball team enjoyed a winning season, finishing with a final record of 10 wins and 8 losses, and narrowly missing out in their bid for a playoff position. Senior Laurie Mello was the team's M.V.P. and also made first team AH Division. Other team members selected All Division were Carrie Sincoski, Jackie Desilets, and Jenny Griffo. Fourteen squad members will return for the 1981 season. With the experience that these players have, the Tigerettes are hoping for a very successful season, including a spot in the state play-offs. Standing: Coach Jim Cook. Betty Cabral, Jenny Griffo, Sue Farias. Karen Destremps, Sue DeGagne, Jane Reuther, Sherrie Miranda. Ellen Boutin. Jennie Costa, Carrie Sincoski, Mel Sumner. Sitting: Deb Robbins. Jackie Desilets, Linda Proulx, Cathy Clegg, Laurie Mello. Deb Lake. Lisa Del- Valle, Albina Miranda. Softball 141 The Lighter Side of Sports “You're not going back on the field till I find out who put the dirty er. mm an in i a«uir i iw i 1 12 Sport� Candid ‘That'� not what I calculated.' “Kim! Over here! Pa� � it.” “No, Jim, you can't come into our locker room!' 'Roger, Houston. Ready for take off.' What the llaaaaal is that?' Now, before you girls go out there, don't forget to bake for tomorrow 's cake sale. Competition adds some excitement to the lives of all Tiger athletes, yet having fun is the main reason for the large turnout of participants and spectators. Keep up the good work coaches and athletes! Sports (landids 143 144 Candid Administration Mr. Stanley W. Sincoski, Jr. Superintendent of Schools Mr. Vincent M. Seeuro Vice-Principal Mr. Robert A. Poniatowski Principal 146 Administration Attendance Supervisor Mr. William J. Wythe Ski Club Adviser I � 7 Guidance Guidance Mrs. Constance Mason. Secretary j| Mr. Alexander Malgieri, Director Class of 1983 Adviser Ms. Cheryl McCullough, Counselor Assistant Field Hockey Coach Business Mrs. Sharon Vieira Mrs. Judith Danho Mr. Ronald F. Crane Mrs. Diane Derr Mr. Paul Miniaeei M rs. Gretchen Mersey 148 Business English Mr. Bradford Rohinson, Chairman Mr. Brian Larkin Mrs. Annette Gagliardi Student Council Adviser Ms. Diantha Quick Mr. Raymond Purdy Miss Catherine Imhriglio Class of 1981 Adviser Literary Magazine Adviser English 149 Mathematics Mr. John F. Pimental, Chairman Mrs. Frances Williamson Mr. Henry Entwistle 150 M;it hematics Foreign Language Mr. Hector S. Levesque, Chairman Mr. Thomas Cardullo Class of 1984 Adviser Mrs. Dianne Beaulieu Mr. Edward P. Silva, Jr. Mr. Paulo DeSousa Portuguese Pan American Club Adviser Mrs. Linda Brown, Co-ordinator Mrs. Paula Smith Home Economics Foreign Language Home Economics 151 Social Studies Ms. Susan McGreavy, Chairman Mr. Frank Vallario Mr. II. Glenn Reed Project Close-Up Adviser M r. Pierce Vi illiamson Mr. Raymond Rocha Capt. Vi illiam C. Rae, Jr. Sgt. James Mackie Track Coach 152 Social Studies 1N.J.R.O.T.C. Science Mr. Kichard P. LaMothe. Chairman M r. Gerald Pietruska Mrs. Angela D. Pucci Drama Club Adviser % w M rs. Nancy G. Costa Mr. Stephen (). I)r Paula Mr. George Crook Ms. Susan Kenney Science Club Adviser Class of 1982 Adviser Miss Doreen Gagliano Mr. Frank Ferrara JV Cheerleading Adviser Assistant Track Coach Science 1 S3 Industrial Arts Mr. Wilfred Arsenault, Chairman Mr. E rnest Silvia Mr. Joseph Rodriques Mr. Alfred Borelli Mr. Joseph Aiello Mr. Raymond Loomis Mr. Carl Bednarczyk Mr. Paul Murphy Mr. Robert DeFusco 154 Industrial Arts Physical Education Athletic Director M iss Mary Lou Clarke, Co-ordinator Girls’ Basketball Coach, Softball Coach M rs. Kathleen Arsenault M rs. Sylvia Crepeau I’htsiral Kduration I Mr. Bryan E. Babcock Mr. Janies A. Cook, Jr. Soccer Coach Mrs. Grace Snell. Librarian J Mrs. Nancy McGlynn Learning Center Mrs. Arlene Hicks, Media Specialist, Yearbook Adviser f Ms. Linda Naiss. Resource Room Ms. Valerie F. Winiarski. School Nurse i r 6 i.uniu Mrs. Gerri Feldman Ari Music I.� 7 Music No! pictured: Mrs. Rita Drohon. Principal's Secretary. Support Personnel VI rs. Sylvia Crepeau Vlrs. Albertine Caron Senior Clerk Clerk Cashier Cafeteria Staff: B. Dagesse, L. Morrow. H. Giguere. J. Duclos, A. White. Not shown: E. Leary. vi rs. Margaret Rego Vlrs. Theresa Picard Mr. John Medeiros Senior Clerk Teacher’s Aide Head Custodian 1 58 Support Personnel VI r. 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HOLLAND REAL ESTATE AGENCY 163 99 Crandall Road Phone Tiverton, R. I. 624-9381 PRODUCTS fl aKivcj’a- Stxdct §ta,t£cm, USED AUTOS - AUTO HEPAIKS HARBORSIDE RESTAURANT 624-8268 1 Bay Street Tiverton, Rl XAVIER’S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSE (617) 674-8332 200 William S. Canning Boulevard Fall River, Mass. 02721 MEESUM RESTAURANT Chinese and American Food Orders Put Up to Take Out Open Monday 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Other Days 11:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. 1819 South Main Street Tel. 675-7272 Fall River, Mass. 678-9869 THE PAQUIN AGENCY Insurance - Travel 651 Main Road 624-6603 Tiverton, Rl 02878 BENJAMIN’S CAFE 4 Stafford Road Tiverton, Rl 02878 BOB’S FILLING STATION (401)625-5730 2388 Main Road Tiverton, Rl 02878 P. D. HUMPHREY CO. 590 Main Rd., Tiverton Building Materials - Lumber Paint - Hardware Lawn and Garden - Oil Heat 624-8414 Oil Phone: 624-6611 Open Daily 7:30-5:00 Saturday 8:00-4:30 MODERN FURNITURE 376 South Main St. Fall River, Mass. HENRY LIMA SONS Sandblasting and Painting 184 Fogland Road Tiverton, Rhode Island 624-9565 Free Estimates TEL 674-2349 GAGNON'S PROFESSIONAL PET GROOMING ALL BREEDS TRIMMED AND BATH GENTLE EXPERT HANDLING CALL ANYTIME FOR APPOINTMENT COMPLETE LINE OUALITY DOG SUPPLIES RAY GAGNON 2046 SO Main St Fall River. Mass Congratulations Class of 1981 From THE SAKONNET MEDICAL CENTER Tel. 624-6659 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Monday thru Friday Sat. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Sun. 8 A.M. to 1P.M. Consumer Wholesale Auto Parts “Service Is Our Policy” 532 Main Road Joe Lessard Tiverton, R.l. 02878 NIRA WAREHOUSE MART, INC. Dealers in General Merchandise 126 Shove St. Fall River, MA MESSENGER SECURITY SYSTEMS All Types of Alarms 24 Hrs. Fall River Tiverton 675-7921 624-6653 Congratulations Seniors From GRAY’S NORTH END Main Road No. Tiverton 624-6895 The Sylvias Mary, Debbie, Dave, Mark THE PETE VANASSE AGENCY Nationwide Insurance Notary and Insurance - Life - Auto - Fire - Health - Business 270 Brayton Rd. 624-9085 Tiverton, Rl Compliments NORTHEAST PETROLEUM CORP. STONE BRIDGE PACKAGE STORE Superb Selection of Imported and Domestic Wines and Spirits “It Pleases Us to Please You” “Pier on the Waterfront” 1749 Main Road 624-4597 Tiverton, Rl JJerJu Wlo ort yt (r, - 9nc. 983 MAIN ROAD TIVERTON. RHODE ISLAND 02878 TEL 1401)624 6656 ©Featuring Repairs on Kawasaki. BMW. Honda, Su uki. Yamaha, and Puch Mopeds STANLEY’S UPHOLSTERING CO. Custom Upholstering 928 Main Road Bus. Tel. 625-5556 Tiverton, Rl Res. Tel. 624-4607 PAUL’S HOUSE OF FLOWERS 499 Main Road Tiverton, Rhode Island 02878 Phone 624-3310 Paul Boulay FALL RIVER FORMS, INC. Joseph J. Costa Concrete Construction We Use Simplex Plastic Forms • Foundations • Retaining Walls • • Seawalls • Concrete Buildings Industrial • Commercial • Residential • 627 Stafford Rd. For Estimate Call Tiverton, Rl 624-4205 or 624-4659 171 Compliments of FEROLBINK FARMS INC. JVpoIIo t 3Hair alon Personalized Hair Styling OREDKEN by VICTOR BARBOZA NEW MAN HAIR REPLACEMENT CENTER Closed Wednesdays 8 30 AM to 5:00 P M Weekdays Saturday 8 00 A M to 2:00 P M For Appointment 2632 SO. MAIN ST. TELEPHONE 679-2061 FALL RIVER, MASS. (401)624-6530 Texaco (401)624-9837 TIMBERLAKE SERVICE CENTER, INC. Foreign and Domestic Cara Repaired Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Repaired 147 Main Rd. Motron Mopeds No. Tiverton, Rl 02878 Compliments McGREAVY’S PACKAGE STORE AND VILLAGE PANTRY Tiverton, Rl 5 Main Road 1540 Bulgarmarsh Road INTERSTATE INSURANCE 80 Main Road Tiverton, Rl Telephone 624-8477 BUDDY’S FAMILY RESTAURANT 79 Main Rd. Tiverton, Rl Tel. 624-3912 Seafood Clamboils Steak Lobsters Compliments of 500 Main Road Tiverton, Rl 3049 County Street Somerset, MA FLOWERLAND Distributor - Wholesale Retail - Artificial Flowers and All Craft Materials 6 Main Road Tiverton, Rl 624-4522 Getty Certified Mechanic STONE BRIDGE GETTY Kenny White - Prop. 1837 Main Road Tiverton, Rl Best of Luck From 154 Years at the Corner ol Crandall and Bulgarmarsh Roads Congratulations From GRAY’S ICE CREAM, INC. 16 East Road Tiverton, Rl 624-4500 Bob DeMello 624-8753 R.D.M. POOLS, INC. R.D.M. REALTY, INC. Landscaping Service General Contractor 917 Stafford Road Tiverton, Rl Good Luck to the Class of '81 From DE ROSSI MUSIC SCHOOL 172 William St. New Bedford, Mass. 993-2494 LEVESQUE’S BAKERY 180 Main Rd. Tiverton, R.l. Phone: 624-2150 Cakes - Donuts - Pastry STANDARD AUTO BODY 914 Main Rd. Tiverton, R.l. Tel. 624-4061 PECKHAM'SGREENHOUSE at the corner of WEST MAIN RD PECKHAM RD .n LITTLE COMPTON RHODE ISLAND 02837 401 635 4775 specializing m ali manner of PLANTS POTS t RAPHERNALIA Best Wishes From RAY’S FLOWER SHOP 1826 South Main St. Fall River 673-6097 Congratulations to Tiverton High School Seniors NORTH TIVERTON NEWS 15 Main Rd. Tiverton, R.l. 624-6908 Over 60 Years of Service to Area Residents Compliments of WHITE’S ON THE WATUPPA Rte. 6, Westport, Mass. Compliments of MULLEN BROS. JEWELERS 254 So. Main St. Fail River, Mass. Compliments of FALL RIVER FIRE PLACE 915Dwelly St. Fall River, Mass. PAQUIN REAL ESTATE 432 Main Road Tiverton, R.l. 02878 Steve Rodrigues Res:625-5419 Bus:624-6608 STONE BRIDGE INN 1800 Main Rd. Tiverton, R.l. 624-6601 178 Gen. Repairs Towing ENOS GULF 2608 So. Main St. Fall River, Mass. Bill Enos 674-2422 Tel. 673-2370 DR. DOUGLAS S. POSNER Optometrist Soft Contact 67 Mariano Bishop Blvd. Lenses Fall River, Mass. 02721 OLD BEDFORD CLOCK CO. Service and Repair of All Types of Clocks: Grandfather — Mantle Steeple — Wall Clocks We Make House Calls 1-617-672-5049 Mykonos Restaurant 1848 Main Rd. Tiverton, Rl 625-5780 Congratulations Graduating Seniors! Father Joseph Boehr Council No. 4753 Tiverton, Rhode Island KWIK-COPY Harbour Mall Fall River, MA 02721 Printing While-U-Wait 179 The Officers, Executive Board, and Members of the TIVERTON EDUCATION ASSOCIATION NEARl NEA extend congratulations and thanks to the Class of 1981 for achieving your goal of graduation and for providing us with the opportunity to do what we love — TEACH. Joseph Aiello Kirby Akers, President Charlene Albro Margaret Almy Paul Amaral Andrew Anderson Paul Anderson Gerald Arcouette Kathleen Arsenault Wilfred Arsenault Bryan Babcock Carol Baker Michael Baker Conrad Beaulieu Dianne Beaulieu Carl Bednarczyk Elizabeth Benck Mary Bolton, Secretary Alfred Borelli Patricia Botelho Patricia Bowlus Gordon Briggs Joanne Brockelhurst Linda Brown Karen Cabeceiras Joyce Campos Thomas Cardullo D. Elaine Carr Rita Carreiro Norman Champagne Diane Chartier Edward Ciarpella Cynthia Cioe Michael Clarke MaryLou Clarke Patricia Clarke Rosalie Clinkscales John Collier Sarah Collier John Connors SueAnn Constance Donna Cook James Cook, Jr. George Costa Nancy Costa Ronald F. Crane Francine Crisci George Crook Peter D’Allesandro Judith Danho Diane DaPonte Imogene Day Robert F. DeFusco Stephen DePaola Diane Derr Paulo DeSousa Aldona Dowski Rosemary Duclos Ronald Durfee Kathleen Emond Henry Entwistle, Treasurer Mary Fanning Gerri Feldman Patricia Felizberto Dolores Fell Frank Ferrara Elaine Ferreira Lorraine Foley Lee Francis Gregory Furtado Doreen Gagliano Annette Gagliardi Jean Gaudreau Margaret Harrington Brian Hayes John Hayes Arlene Hicks Mae Holt Roberta Hopkins JoEllen Hunt Catherine Imbriglio David Janicki Margaret Jerome Alice Jones Louise Joubert Ellen Keavy Susan Kenney Lauree Korb Annette Lacroix Stephen Lake Richard LaMothe Brian Larkin Donna Leandro Linda LePage Hector Levesque Richard Levesque Natalie Lima Mary Longman Raymond Loomis Nancy Lundgren Andrew Manchester Ruth Manchester Rosalie Manuels Dianne Margarida Charles Marshall Beth Marx James Mataronas John McAniff, Vice President Jacqueline McCormick Cheryl McCullough Susan McGreavy Dale Medeiros Stephen Medeiros Patricia Menoche Gretchen Mersey Barbara Miguel Paul Miniacei George Morash Elizabeth Mullane Barbara Mullen Paul Murphy Linda Naiss Susan Niazy Beverly Nill Arlene Palmieri Madeleine Perry Elizabeth Pietruska Gerald Pietruska John Pimental Karen Potter Angela Pucci Raymond Purdy Diantha Quick Stephen Quintal Anita Randall Gayle Raposa A. Rita Raymond Gilbert Rebello H. Glenn Reed Nancy Regan Jeannine Robidoux Bradford Robinson Ann Roccio Raymond Rocha Joseph Rodriques Joanne Rothenbuhler Rudolph Rothenbuhler Patricia Runner James Salamon Janet Schmier Maureen Shea Ruth Sherblom Edward Silva, Jr. Ernest Silvia Dana Simmons Michael Simmons Jean Sleightholm Lynn Smith Paula Smith Grace Snell Jeffrey Soares Jean Souza William Souza Jeannine St Laurent Maureen St Laurent Michael Stinton Carole Texiera Patricia Tonnessen Frank Vallario Mary Vasconcelos Sharon Vieira Brian Walmsley Doris Wescott Willard Wetterland Frances Williamson Pierce Williamson Valerie Winiarski Cynthia Woolf Stephen Yoken •Executive Board Members Deceased IF YOU CAN READ THIS, THANK YOUR TEACHERS Congratulations to the Class of 1981 From THE TIVERTON SCHOOL BOARD Congratulations Class of 1981 Roseland Acres Equestrian Center Monthly Horse Shows Riding Instructions New Indoor Riding Arena Hunt Course Outside Rings Riding Apparel 594 East Road, Tiverton, Rl 624-8866 Riding School Horses for Sale Boarding and Training Tack Shop Congratulations to the Class of 1981 The PIZZA Corner 2 Crandall Road — Tiverton, R.l. Corner of Crandall and Bulgarmash Roads Telephone 624-2155 Mary Lou Clarke Mary Roach Carpeting 325 Main Road Route 138 Tiverton, Rl Call: 624-4477 SAKONNET FRUIT Wholesale and Retail 423 Main Road Tiverton, Rl 624-3771 MAIN PLUMBING AND HEATING SUPPLY CORP. Wholesale Distributor 1770 So. Main St. Call: Fall River, MA 672-0170 WINDOW INTERIORS — Everything to Make Your Home a Showplace — Rene Dupre Agnes Leber Expert Installation Interior Design 452 Main Road Tiverton, Rl 624-8400 Thank you to John DeWaele and everyone at T.D. Brown Studio for your expert help and patience throughout this year. 1981 Phantasmagoria Staff Joseph Aguiar, 85 Doris Ave. Mark S. Aguiar, 536 King Rd. Lynn Allan, 57 Beth Rd. Cheer- leader 1; Fundraising 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4. Ann Almeida, 3119 Main Rd. Drama; Ski Club. Janet Almy, 18 John Duggan Rd. Linda Alves, 25 Tucker Ave. Dave Andrade, 95 Wampanog Lane. Marilyn Archer, 414 Bulgarmarsh Rd. Chorus 1, 2, 4; Select Chorus 4; Drama 1, 2; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3.4. Rene Audette, 2675 Main Rd. N.J.R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Michael Barboza, 130 Furey Ave. Robert K. Barker, 301 Bulgar- marsh Rd. Henry Beaudoin, 124 Lepes Rd. Rosalyn Belisle, 130 Brackett Ave. Field Hockey 2, 3; Drama 3, 4. Charlene Berry, 54 Paul James Drive. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. Paul Berube, 11 Doris Ave. Ski's Raiders 3, 4; Golf 4. Richard Berube, 35 Dion Ave. Scott Bond, 60 Haskins Ave. Bob Bonoan. 43 Watuppa Ave. Baseball 1; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Jazz Band 2, 3, 4. Ralph Borden. 120 Wampanog Lane. Baseball 1, 3, 4; Basketball 3.4. Janice Borges, 210 King Rd. Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Ring Dance Committee 3; Ski Club 4; Class Treasurer 3. Mark Botelho, 10 Fay St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Debra Bouchard, 799 Crandall Rd. John Bouchard, 1010 Main Rd. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. Mark Bouchard, 51 Charles Drive. Student Council 4; Drama Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Paul Bouchard Wayne Bouchard, 104 Arbor Ter- race. Donna Bousquet, 1261 Stafford Rd. Drama 2,3,4; Ski Club. Steve Bousquet, 80 Church St. Ski’s Raiders 2, 3, 4. Debbie Boyington 150 Robert Gray Ave. Joseph Branco, 33 Kaufman Rd. N.J.R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2. Barry Brayton, 735 Crandall Rd. Senior Grove Director. Chris Bridge, 117 Lucy Ave. Drama 3, 4; Close-Up 3, 4. Timothy Brigham. 512 Crandall Rd. Baseball 1; Football 2, 3; Track 4; Ski Club 4. Jocelyn Brodeur, 10 N. Brayton Rd. Chorus 1. Bill Brulotte, 401 Hancock St. Homeroom Representative 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Fundraising Com- mittee. Victoria Jean Camara, 259 Pelle- tier Lane. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4. Michael R. Caron, 75 Grinnell Ave. NSI 2, 3, 4; Rifle Team 1, 2. Terri Carpenter, 186 Old Bulgar- Senior Directory marsh Rd. National Honor Society 3, 4; Portuguese Pan-American Club 4. Bill Carreira, 310 Main Rd. N.J.R.O.T.C. 1,2,3, 4. Terry Carro, 652 Old Colony Ter- race. Dawn Carlin, 3626 Main Rd. Ring Committee 2; Prom Committee 3. Jeffrey M. Carvalho. 11 Connell St. Michael Clarke, 1959 Crandall Rd. Pat Cleary, 106 Louise Drive. Football 1, 3, 4. Tom Clegg, 22 Palmer Rd. Lori Coggeshall, 136 Blueberry Lane. Barbara Cole, 148 Fogland Rd. Newspaper 3; Drama 3, 4; Year- book 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Harry Cookinham, 899 Crandall Rd. Ski Club 4. Nick Cordeiro, 36 West Hooper St. Debbie Correira, 74 Hambly Rd. Karen Corscadden, 43 Eagleville Rd. Field Hockey 2, 3; Yearbook 4; Ring Committee 2; Ski Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Close-Up 4. A1 Cory Stacy Cory, 4220 Main Rd. National Honor Society 3, 4. James Costa, 115 East Rd. Portu- guese Pan American Club 4. Luis Costa, 41 Mathias Ave. Soc- cer 1, 2, 3, 4. Senior Directory 185 ■ •■l Senior Directory Mark Costa, 150 Slade St. Football 2,3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. William Costa, 122 Grinneil Ave. N.J.R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Denise Coute, 68 Beech Ave. Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Ring Com- mittee 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Fundraising 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Jeanne Crepeau, 14 Montgomery St. Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Ring Com- mittee 2: Prom Committee 3, 4; Fundraising 1, 2, 3, 4. April Crites, 952 Seapowet Ave. Majorettes 2, 3. Donna Croft, 404 Highland Rd. Ellen L. Cummings, 125 North Court. Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Ten- nis 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Ring Com- mittee 2, 3; Prom Committee 4; Close-Up 4; Yearbook 4. Susan Curran, 132 Evans Ave. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Ring Dance Committee 2, 3; Close- Up 3,4. Todd Davis, 26 Harris Drive. Sue DeGagne, 170 Richard Drive. Softball 2, 3, 4. Jim DeHass, 33 Poinsetta Way. Baseball 2; Football 3, 4; Track 4. Kevin DeMello Mark Desrosiers, 1077 East Rd. Ski Club 4; Deck the Halls Commit- tee. Karen Destremps, 1570 Fish Rd. Softball 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee 2; Prom Commit- tee 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. 186 Senior Directory Kevin Destremps, 1570 Fish Rd. Football 2; Ski Club 3. Charlie Diogenes, 69 Ash Ave. Cindy Duckworth, 43 Penny Pond Rd. Drama 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Select Chorus 3, 4. Carol Durfee, 798 Crandall Rd. Daniel Enos, 96 Beech Ave. Cho- rus 1,2, 3, 4. Sue Farias, 83 Borden Rd. Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Ring Com- mittee 2, 3; Fundraising 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4. Debbie Ferreira, 1223 Bulgar- marsh Rd. Robert Ferreira Michael A. Ferry, 163 State Ave. Yearbook 4; Track; Soccer 1. Gail Ferry, 65 Bordon Lane Jean M. Fiola, 26 Evans Ave. Stu- dent Council 1,2,3, 4; Drama 3; Class Secretary 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Basket- ball 1; National Honor Society 3, 4. Kevin Fonseca Julanne Fortes, 109 Shove St. Drama 3; Softball 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Select Chorus 4. Margaret Fredrickson, 1902 Crandall Rd. Drama 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Year- book 4; Prom Committee 4. Susan Furtado, 1786 — R Main Rd. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Tammy Furtado, 348 Bulgar- marsh Rd. Cheerleading 1; Ring Committee 2; Prom Committee 3. Steve Gagne, 105 Fir Ave. Ski Club. Robert Gagnon, 2 Colonial Ave. Soccer. Sandy Gaw, 51 Leger Lane. Patrick Geagon, 50 Norman Dr. Ski Club 3, 4. Tom Gendreau, 85 Campion Ave. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Lisa Glowacki, 63 Paul James Dr. Band 1, 2, 3. Paul Goddu, 147 Beardsworth Rd. Sheryll Gregory, 326 Brayton Rd. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Ring Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Fundraising 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Trea- surer 2. Mary-Lou Gordon, 51 Walnut St. Denise Guimond, 37 Neck Rd. Prom Committee 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Iina S. Guimond, 61 Saxony Ave. Cheerleading 2; Field Hockey 2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Drama 4; Yearbook 4; Close-Up 4; Ring Committee 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. John D. Hackett, 44 Harris Dr. Baseball 1, 2; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4; Drama 4. Lisa Halco, 142 Richard Dr. Tracy Heywood, 21 Souza Rd. Newspaper 2, 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; JV Soccer Scorer 2; National Honor Society 3, 4. Barbara Huff, 27 Peck St., Fall River, MA. Cheerleading 1; Ring Committee 2; Chorus 4. Kathy Isherwood, 55 Lewis St. Ski Club 3. Christine Jackson, 133 Bramble Way. Frank Jackson, 133 Bramble Way. Todd Jacyssin, 39 Linda Rd. Jaekie Joubert, 15 Bayview Ave. Field Hockey 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Track 4. James Keithan, 8 Lewis St. Raymond Kershaw, 10 Poinsetta Way. Sam Kershaw, 10 Poinsetta Way. Susan Knarr, 798 Main Rd. Cho- rus 1,2,3, 4. Loree Kozak, 98 Long Pasture Way. Marc LaFrance, Crandall Rd. Soc- cer 1, 2; Ski Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Kathy I.ally, 97 Crandall Rd. Chris Larocque Gerald Lavoie, 17 Frazier Lane. Lindia Lavoie, 283 Hooper St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Student Council 1. Michael Lavoie, 133 Warren Ave. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4. Kathleen R. Leary, 174 Russell Drive. Cheerleading 2; National Honor Society 3, 4. Patrick Leary, 122 Randolph Ave. Band 1,2, 3, 4. David Leger, 165 Leger Lane. Aline LePage, 41 Grinnell Ave. Newspaper; Yearbook 4. Annette M. LePage, 41 Grinnell Ave. Drama 1; Newspaper 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Yearbook 4. Jane Letendre, 2398 Main Rd. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Ring Dance Committee 3. Everett C. Lewis, III, 30 Heritage Park. N.J.R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 2, 3, 4; Chess 1; Military Ball 1, 2, 3, 4. James F. Lima, 184 Fogland Rd. Track 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Newspaper 1; Photography Club 2; Prom Committee 4; Band 1, 2; Jazz Band 2; National Honor Society Revision Committee 4. Jeff Linhares, 25 Spruce Ave. Robin Lowery, 1 Frank Drive. Amanda Luther, 1366 Crandall Rd. Ski Club 4; Prom Committee 4; Fundraising 4. Randy Manchester Susan Martin 45 Montgomery St. Field Hockey 1; Class Treasurer 1; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Ring Com- mittee 2; Student Council 1, 4; Yearbook 4; National Honor Soci- Senior Directory ety 3, 4; Close-Up 4. Victoria Mason, 1282 East Rd. Drama Club; 1, 2; Close-Up 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Select Chorus 1,2. Dave Massey, 225 W. Hooper St. John McCarthy, 155 Slade St. Ski Club 3, 4. Mike McCormack, 15 Bay St. Kevin McGovern, 30 Cheryl Dr. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2. George Medeiros, 1024 Stafford Rd. John Medeiros, 8 Clement St. Laurie Medeiros, 36 Harris Dr. Raymond Medeiros, 2960 Main Rd. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee 2; National Honor Society 3, 4. Robin Medeiros. 65 1 Stafford Rd. Rose Medeiros, 9 Shove St. John Mello, 960 East Rd. Debbie Mercier, 26 Fernandes Ave. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Major- ette 2, 3; Student Council 1, 4; Ring Dance Committee 2, 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Fundraising 2, 3, 4. Steve Messier, 49 Evergreen Ave. Kelly Meyers, 41 Albert St. National Honor Society 3, 4. Paula Miller, 172 Brackett Ave. Lori Mills. 5 Highland Rd. Field Hockey 2, 3; Basketball 2; Softball 2: Prom Committee 3; Ski Club 3, Senior Directory 187 Senior Directory 4; Ring Committee 2. Rene Milot, 1 143 Main Rd. Soccer 1,2,3, 4;N.J.R.O.T.C. 1,2,3, 4. Jim Miranda, 61 Neck Rd. Base- ball; Soccer. Antone G. Moniz, Jr., 408 Staf- ford Rd. Student Council 1; Portu- guese Pan American Club 4; Sci- ence Club 4; Close-Up 4; Photogra- phy Club 1. Dorothy Moniz, 238 Bulgarmarsh Rd. Basketball 1, 2, 4; Ring Com- mittee 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4. Michael Moniz, 408 Stafford Rd. Susan Moniz, 26 Fairway Drive. Bill Moore, 161 Stafford Rd. Soc- cer 1, 2, 3. Carla Mosier, 70 Captain's Circle. Ski Club 4; Prom Committee 4; Fundraising 4. David Mullen. 50 Highland Rd. Lisa Murphy, 153 Riverside Dr. Field Hockey 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Science Club 3; Fundraising 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee 2; Prom Committee 3, 4. Marianne Napier, 32 John Dug- gan Rd. Ray Navarro, 19 Belleview Ave. Baseball 2, 4; Portuguese Pan- American Club 4. Maribeth Nicolau, 437 Crandall Rd. Chorus. Kristin Nielsen, 168 Old Bulgar- marsh Rd. Chorus 1, Track 1, 3, 4; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Prom Committee 4. Owen Nolan, 770 Main Rd. Anne Marie Nuttall, 59 Richard Drive. Softball 2; National Honor Society 3; Yearbook 4. Sharon O’Donnell, 739 Bulgar- marsh Rd. Glenn Oliveira, 164 Furey Ave. Patricia Oliveira, 195 Hooper St. Chorus 3, 4. Cathy Osborne, Bonniefield Drive. Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Year- book 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Close-Up 4; Deck the Halls 2, 3, 4. Jeanne Pacheco, 182 Canonicus St. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Paula Pacheco, 75 Seaview Court. Ring Committee 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3, 4; Deck the Halls 1, 2, 4. William Paradis, 229 Bulgar- marsh Rd. Michael Pare, 15 Terry Lane. Prescott Peckhain, 644 Highland Rd. Football 2, 3. Charles Peebles, 20 Norman Drive. Joe Perdigao, 279 Canonicus St. Ruth Perron, 1113 Bulgarmarsh Rd. Drama Club 2, 3, 4; PA Club 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Cynthia Perry, 32 Mathew Rd. John Phillips, 20 Terry Lane. Celeste Pilotte, 190 Pelletier Lane. Field Hockey 3, 4; Volley- ball 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Ring Com- mittee 2, 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Fundraising 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Cheryl Pimental, 128 Pocasset Ave. Steve Pobzeznik, 35 Briggs Lane. Ski Club 3, 4. Jeffrey Poe, 382 Highland Rd. Clifford Ponte, 138 Merritt Ave. Band 3, 4; Jazz Band 4. Lucy Quicho, 855 Stafford Rd. Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Select Chorus 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Student Council 1, 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Ring Dance Com- mittee 3; National Honor Society 3,4. Mark Racine, 2 Frank Drive. Peter Racine James Raposa, 88 Evans Ave. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski’s Raiders 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 2. Robin Reed, 214 Souza Rd. Gordon Richard, 5 Cheryl Drive. Sherrie Rodgers, 70 Beth Rd. Softball 1; Band 1, 2; Drama 1. Jimmy Rosa, 2685 Main Rd. Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Track 3. Diane Rousseau, 95 Pocasset Ave. 188 Senior Directory Senior Directory Jeff Runner, 37 Reed St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; All State Band. Ray Salois, 48 Hope St. Quentin A. Sanford, 2662 Main Rd. Roger Sartini, 330 Brayton Rd. Senior Grove Director 4. Joseph Sherblom, 28 Kitchener St. Bill Silveira, 1 20 Colonial Ave. David Silvia Carrie Sincoski, 70 Shannon Ave. Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Albert Sisson, 920 Crandall Rd. Chorus 3, 4; Drama 2. Patti Smaldone, 57 Fairwood Drive. Chorus 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Fundraising 3, 4. Ed Soares, 23 Cheryl Drive. Paul Sousa, 275 Hooper St. Drama 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Deck the Halls 1, 2, 3; Fundraising 1, 2, 3,4. David Souza, 1 78 Fish Rd. David R. Souza, 175 Judson St. Joanne K. Souza, 84 Ash Ave. Joe Souza, 10 Tucker Ave. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Ski’s Raid- ers 2, 3, 4. Lori Souza, 47 Walnut St. Dorothy St. Laurent,88 Roseland Terace. Maureen E. St.Laurent, 225 Hil- ton St. Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1,2,3, 4; Tiger Tales 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Close- Up 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Ring Committee 2. Darlene St. Germain, 26 Clement St., Fall River, MA. Cindy Staskiewicz, 60 Hambly Rd. Bruce Steger, 255 Judson St. National Honor Society 3, 4. Christine Sullivan, 62 Middle Ave. Chorus 1. Melanie Sumner, 1423 Fish Rd. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Committee 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Class Trea- surer 4. Mark Sylvia, 2 1 East Rd. Soccer 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 4. Donna Tavares, 11 Norman Drive. Karen Thibault, 301 Bulgarmarsh Rd. N.J.R.O.T.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cho- rus 1, 2, 4; Literary Magazine 4. Brenda Thibodeau, 38 Wood Ave. Beth Thornsbury, 716 Crandall Rd. Ed Tourigny, 10c Hurst Lane. David Vadeboncoeur, 84 Robert Gray Ave. Danielle Vanasse, 270 Brayton Rd. Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Soccer Scorer 4; Fundraising 3, 4; Deck the Halls 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 4; Ski Club 4. Mark Ventura, 348 Souza Rd. Maria Viana, 201 Robert Gray Ave. Cheryl Wieszbicki, 545 Highland Rd. Drama; Majorette 4. Terry Wilkie, 329 King Rd. Tom Wilusz, 158 Merritt Drive National Honor Society 3, 4. Anne Wood, 35 Belleview Ave. Drama 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Select Choirs 4. Robert Wood, 2547 Main Rd. Gail Zielke, 184 Hayden Ave. Senior Directory 189 Loree Kozak and Mary Nicolau share a few laughs during Senior Lounge as they think about the good times they've had during their senior year. Below: Graduation: the end . . . the beginning . . . TIVERTON | IIGH SCHOOL SOMEDAY ... YESTERDAY RETURNS fter the year has ended and you've grown old, or at least you feel that way, your yearbook will serve its purpose. As you turn the pages of the book, you will relive the days of your past. Those times. Those memories. You'll recall those things that made the year special — how you helped to make it special. Above left: We struggled against overwhelming odds, and won. Above right: As we venture into the future, we take with us all our memories of four sometimes frustrating, but mostly rewarding, years at Tiverton High School. Closing 191 1981 Phantasmagoria Phantasmagoria was printed by the Taylor Publishing Company. Dallas. Texas, using a 1 33 line inch s reen for half-tones and a 1 50 line inch screen for four-color photos. Comprised of 192 pages. Phantasmagoria was printed on 80-pound enamel paper. The cover consists of 120-point binder's board w ith a maroon Fabrikoid material onto which an original design was applied through the silk screen process; the applied color was ivory. The endaheets and eight pages of the introductory section were printed in four-color. Headlines were done in 24- point Bodoni bold-face type. For the clubs and organizations section, 36- poinl Carlton type was used and was set by the yearbook staff. A special spot color program of frost black and silver inks was also used in this section. Captions throughout the book are 8- point Bodoni. Body copy was set in 1 0- point Bodoni with 2-point line spacing. Approximately 48% of the student body purchased yearbooks at a cost of $1 5.00 per book. That charge covered almost 75% of the printing costs; the additional cost was covered by advertisement sales. Special thanks go out to the staff s advisor, Mrs. Arlene Hicks. Colophon Fditor-in-Chief: James Lima Assistant Editor: Barbara Cole Senior Section Editor: Maureen St. Laurent Underclassmen Section Editor: Mike Ferry- Underclassmen Staff: Barbara Cole, Cathy Osborne. Lucy Quicho, Paul Sousa. Danielle Vanasse Sports Editor: Mark Sylvia Sports Staff: Mark Bouchard. Dot Moniz, James Rosa. Paul Sousa, Mel Sumner Layout Editor: Lucy Quicho Layout Staff: James Lima. Anne Marie INutall Photography Editor: Karen Corecadden Photographers: Sue Curran, James Lima Business Editors: Tracy Hey wood, Lynn Marlins Advertisement Staff: Barbara Cole. Karen Corscadden, Mike Ferry, Margaret Fredrickson. Jina Guimond. Tracy Hey wood, Annette LePage. James Lima, Kris Nielsen, Cathy Osborne, Paula Pacheco, Lucy Quicho, Jeff Runner, Paul Sousa, Mark Sylvia, Danielle V anasse Literary Editor: Margaret Fredrickson Literary Staff: James Lima, Kris Nielsen, Maureen St. Laurent Typing Editor: Danielle Vanasse Typist: Lynn Martins Advisor: Mrs. Arlene Hicks 192 Closing + ' • . 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