Tiverton High School - Phantasmagoria Yearbook (Tiverton, RI)

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The Students Against Sub- stance Abuse Committee (SASA) has sponsored many activities this past year with the hope of informing not only students and faculty, but the whole community on the dangers of alcohol and substance abuse. Tiger Tales is a column written by Sherri Viveiros, Mary Ellen Gendreau, and Carolyn St. Michel which is featured in the Sakonnet Times weekly. This informs the community on the school activi- ties occuring throughout the year. The sound of a PA member can be heard at 7:40 AM when home- room begins. The primary job of this club is to wake up the school by reciting the pledge and morn- ing announcements. SASA PA CLUB SASA TIGER TALES 29

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Officers Holly Sylvia, Beth Carreiro, Monique Sylvia, Kathy do Couto, Caro- lyn St. Michel, Sherri Viveiros Student Council The THS Student Council is composed of 8 representatives from each class, to- talling 32. This club is responsible for many projects and ideas that have come to our school. They are involved in homecoming activities, snowball dance, faculty breakfast, graduation, alcohol awareness, and scholarships. This year was also a very special year. The council raised funds to help Cambodian children survive from poverty. Also, they contrib- uted to the Meeting St. School to help chidren with Muscular Distrophy. Front Row: P. Elias, C. Trenholme, H. Sylvia, A. McKenney, C. Costa, T. Lobo Second Row: K. do Couto, C. St.Michel, L. Fernandes, M. Sylvia, A. Costa, B. Car- reiro, K. Carreira, J. Cabral, D. Boule. Third Row: Ms. White, A. Michaels, D. Griffith, J. Pino, C. Simard, L. Vascancel- los, R. Rodriques, J. Carreiro, W. Helger, C. Reed, K. Fernandes, J. Proulx Fourth Row: S. Viveiros, M. Miguel, L. Galhardo, M. Brigham, D. Lebreux, A. Pacheco, C. St. Laurent, M. Ragas, D. Farrer, K. Evans 28 STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL

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 Senior Class Officers and The senior class this year was proud to have had four very de- pendable class officers. Not only could we rely on them, but also we could look to them for guid- ance. In the years to come, we shall always remember our senior class officers because of their con- stant pursuit to make this senior class the best THS has ever expe- rienced. Mr. Arcouette, on the other hand, has been with us for four years, always reliable and al- ways understanding. In times of trouble, he was there to console us but ever ready to fight back. In times of triumph, he was the first to say, I knew you could do it! . There has never been a better class advisor than Mr. Arcouette, nor will there ever be. Sr. Officers; Lisa Fernandes, Mr. Gerald Arcouette, Sherri Viveiros, Steve Mi Carolyn St. Michel r 9m— Af Jr. Officers; Fernandes 30 CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OFFICERS