Tiverton High School - Phantasmagoria Yearbook (Tiverton, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

DEDICATION We, the class of 1987, dedicate this book to Mr. Ronald Crane for his loving support through the past two years. When no one else wanted the overwhelming responsi- bility, Mr. Crane generously donated his time to our class as adviser. We are grateful to him for making our years together memorable and video- taped. We will surely miss him. 2 Dedication — v vV 337 PHANTASMAGORIA TABLE OF CONTENTS administration ................................ 5 Clubs and Activities ...i..................... 17 Sports . ........................ . .g ......43 Underclassmen ................................ 61 Seniors ............ .) ■ • • 73 Senior Directory ......-'r'....................97 Advertisements ............ V ....113 1 Mr. Robert Poniatowski. Principal 2 Mr. Charles Cummings. Vice Principal 3 Mr. Stanley Sincoski, Superintendent Mr. Poniatowski and Mr. Crane discuss the suc- cessful NHS induction ceremony. Administration 1 Mr. Joseph Aiello Chairperson. Industrial Arts 2 Mr. Paul Amaral Guidance 3 Mr. Gerald Arcouette Social Studies 4 Mr. Brian Babcock Physical Education 5 Mrs Dianne Beaulieu Foreign Language 6 Mrs. Linda Brown Home Economics 7 Mr. Thomas Cardullo Foreign Language 8 Senior Nadine Levesque works on art project. 9 Mr. Edward Ciarpella Mathematics Faculty 7 1 Mr. John Connors English 2 Mr. James Cook Physical Education 3 Mrs. Nancy Costa Science 4 Senior Jill Williamson works on her art project. 5 Mr. Ronald Crane Business 6 Mr. George Crook Science 7 Mr. Peter D'Allesandro English 8 Mr. Stephen Depaola Science 9 Mrs. Diane Derr Business 8 Faculty Faculty 1 Mr. Paulo DeSousa Foreign Language 2 Mr. Henry Entwistle Mathematics 3 Mrs. Geraldine Feldman Art 4 Mrs. Delores Fell Music 5 Mr. Frank Ferrara Science 6 Senior Cathy Perry 7 Mrs. Annette Gagliardi English 8 Mrs. Jean Gaudreau Social Studies 9 Mrs. Arlene Hicks Librarian 1 Senior Wendy Helger 2 Mr. David Janicki Mathematics 3 Ms. Susan Kenney Science 4 Mr. Richard Lamothe Chairperson. Science 5 Mr. Brian Larkin English 6 Mrs. Linda LePage Mathematics 7 Mr. Raymond Loomis Industrial Arts 8 Sgt. James Mackie (ret.) NJROTC 9 Mr. Alexander Malgieri Guidance Director Faculty Faculty 1 Ms. Cheryl McCullough Guidance 2 Mrs. Eileen McDermott Tutor 3 Mrs. Nancy McGlynn Learning Center 4 Ms. Susan McGreavy Chairperson. Social Studies 5 Mrs. Gretchen Mersey Business 6 Mr. Paul Miniacei Business 7 Mr. Paul Murphy Industrial Arts 8 Mr. Robert Murray Health 9 Michelle Padula creating a masterpiece. 1 Mrs. Doreen Palmer Physical Education 2 Mr. Gerald Pietruska Science 3 Mr. John Pimental Chairperson. Mathematics 4 Mr. Raymond Purdy English 5 Ms. Diantha Quick English 6 Mr. Jon Quinn Mathematics 7 Capt. William Rae NJROTC 8 Mr Dana Ramey Foreign Language 9 Business students work on their assignments 12 Faculty 1 Mr. H. Glenn Reed Social Studies 2 Mr. Bradford Robinson Chairperson. English 3 Mr. Raymond Rocha Social Studies 4 Mr. Frank Romanelli English 5 Mr. James Salamon Music 6 Mr. Edward Silva Chairperson. Foreign Language 7 Mrs. Paula Smith Home Economics 8 Ms. Jean Souza Chairperson. Business 9 Sharon Bento at work on the computer. Faculty 1 Mrs. Sandra VanHof Learning Center 2 Mrs. Sharon Vieira Business 3 Mr. Phil Wetterland Art 4 Ms. Susan White Guidance 5 Paul DeSouza concen- trates on the subject. 6 Mrs. Frances Williamson Mathematics 7 Mr. Pierce Williamson Social Studies 8 Ms. Valerie Winiarski Nurse 14 Faculty Support Personnel 1 Mrs. Elsie Combra Aide 2 Mrs. Mildred Cottrell Library Clerk 3 Mrs. Sylvia Crepeau Principal’s Secretary 4 Mrs. Constance Mason Guidance Secretary 5 Mrs. Madeline Messier Senior Clerk 6 Mrs. Theresa Picard Aide 7 Chris Campion 8 Phil Medeiros 1 Mrs. Jean Souza 2 Mr. Larry Viera 3 Mrs. Elaine Melancon 4 Mrs. Terry LaChapelle 5 Mr. Larry Roies 6 Mrs. Ann White 7 Mrs. Rita Venafro Support Personnel CLUBS ACTIVITIES 1986-87 was our second year as parents.” That’s right, parents! A Liberian child named Momo Sher- man stole our hearts as we received carefully written letters from him and together wrote replies. He is now seven years old. Through Momo we’ve all grown together in compassion, unity, and even hu- mor. As we get to know him better, we hope some- day our little boy will be able to meet his benefac- tors. More importantly, maybe someday THS will meet Momo. Student Council Row 1: Judy Carreiro. Beth LaForge. Rebecca Winegardner. Julie Pino, Holly Sylvia. Kristen Carreira. Thomas Fernandes. Amy Featherstone. Row 2: Lisa Costa. Robyn Rodrigues. Rebecca Sartini. Kristie Levesque. KellyScanlon. Trisha Perry. Liz Farias. Nikki Araujo. Renee Guimond, Nonmember. Jennifer Proulx. Jennifer Camara. Denise Farrer. Row 3: Judy Cabral. Andrea Michaels. Paula Elias. Beth Carreiro. Danielle Boule. Danny Dufresne. Kim Fernandes, Michael Carreiro. Beth Simmons. Christopher Chaves. Chris Henderson. Paul Williams. Mi- chelle Patterson. Pamela Dufault. Nonmember. Rich Campion, Caroline Reed. Allison McKen- ney. Rose Correia. Theresa Lobo.Below: Executive Board K n Fernandes. Corresponding Secretary; Beth Carreiro. President; Danielle Boule. Treasurer; Jen Proulx. Parliamentarian; Caroline Reed. Corresponding Secretary; Holly Sylvia, Vice President. SASA SASA is a group of dedicated students fighting to save their generation from the tragic effects of substance abuse. Their efforts include community projects, a drug information and advice column, several school func- tions for students, assemblies during the year to keep the student body aware of the dangers of substance abuse, and monthly planning meetings. Students Against Substance Abuse are people who care about themselves and others. They are trying to protect and save as many lives as they can. SASA 19 TIGER’S ROAR Right: Members of the Tiger's Roar Liz Kurlan, Su- zanne Landry, Beth Carreiro. Tiger's Tales reporter Suzette Lambert. Heather Conklin, Mary DeMarco. Sherry Furtado. Heather Blease. and Todd Valcourt Above left: Todd Valcourt helps assemble the first issue of th newly formed Tiger's Roar. Above right: Sherry Furtado and Suzanne Landry work hard to get the paper out. Below left: Editor Heather Conklin organizes staff for their monthly edition. Below right: Liz Kurlan checks over the paper before distlribution. 20 Tiger's Roar P.A. CLUB Good morning. Please rise and join me in the salute to the flag . . . Every morning the students and faculty at THS are greeted by the familiar voices of the PA Club members. With the help of their adviser, Mr. Poniatowski, they advise us of the day’s and week’s happenings. Such information as when the next trip to Trinity Square will take place, when junior class rings will be distributed, where the next basket- ball game will be held, and what to do if you are planning to go on the ski trip to Mt. Orford help students plan their activities. Top left: Row 1—Chris Costa, Kendice Masse, Jo- anne Desmarais. Row 2—Lisa Medeiros, Claire Col- lard, Todd Valcourt, Top right:!066 Valcourt. Bot- tom left: Lisa Medeiros. Bottom right: Kendice Masse. PA Club NJROTC CELEBRATES 20 YEARS AT THS NJROTC participates in many events during the year including concerts, variety show, and parades. Ca- dets wear three different uniforms depending on the season of the year, which are supplied by the Gov- ernment. Classroom studies include subject ranging from basic seamanship to health and first aid. Cadets also participate on Rifle Team and Drill Team and compete against other JROTCs around the New En- gland area and the country. 22 NJROTC Row 1: Lisa Silva (PltCdr). Andrea Messier. Nate York, Shea Farias, Bill Hilley. John Gravette, Chris Gauthier. Terry Copeland. Row 2: Andy Taber. Pat McGee. Andy Riell. George St. Ours. Paul Wa- shatka. Val Hamel. Row 3: Colleen Marks. Scott Souza. Tom Collard, Carla Rockwell. Mark Charest. Al- len Ferreira. Frank Corey. Drill Team—Row 1: Team Cmdr and Co-Ed Cmdr Lisa Silva, Shea Farias. Carla Rockwell. Valerie Ha- mel. Jo Desmarais. TDR Cmdr Claire Collard. Row 2: Nate York. Frank Corey. Pat McGee, and Tom Collard. Rifle Team—Row 1: Team Cmdr. Matt Riell. Mark Charest. Terry Copeland. Chris Gauthier. Row 2: Andy Riell. Paul Washatka. John Gravette. and Mike Kaminski. NJROTC NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On October 29, 1986, at 7:30 p.m. in the THS library the newly elected members of the Sakonnet Chapter of the National Honor Society were inducted into the society during a brief ceremony. Mr. Edward Ciarpella from the Math Department was the guest speaker. The new members have distinguished them- selves during their four years at THS by being fine scholars, acting as leaders among the student body, giving service to the school and community, and displaying good character. Top: New NHS members sign the chapter register Middle left: Mr. Ciarpella helps distribute pins and certificates to new members Mid- dle right: Beth Carreiro. Kim Slu- sarski. Robert Raposo. and Mary DeMarco, who represented the qualities of leadership, character, service, and scholarship. Lower right: Row 1: Members Beth Car- reiro, Patti, Culberson. Mary De- Marco, Claire Collard, Chris Dube. Kim Slusarski. Row 2: Doug Cory, Tom Carmody, Charlie Rose. Beth Coluzzi. Phil Medeiros. Michelle Bi- tar.Dorene Medeiros. Sue Bonoan. Karen Souza. Suzanne Landry. Lisa Alves. Brad NewBury, Jenni- fer Silva, Joe Kralicky. and Rob Raposo. National Honor Society Hard work and perseverance were the guidelines set by these top members of the senior class. Row 1: Mary Snow. Kim Slusarski. Karen Souza. Suzanne Landry. Row 2: Beth Coluzzi. Jennifer Silva. Doug Cory. Mary DeMarco. Patti Culberson. Jennifer Proulx not present. Top Ten DRAMA Middle: Row 1 Adviser Frank Romanelli. Andrea Souza. Rae Ann Mor- row. Monica Bolen. Linda Botelho. Kendra Luzitano. Becky LaChapelle. Christine Cook. Diane Benevides. Chris Costa. Todd Valcourt. Nicole Bell. Stacy Astorino. Jessica Arruda. Row 2: Melissa Rommiti. Tammy Hamilton. Tracy Bolduc, Heather Bodnar. Jen Masse. Janice Boleski, Deanna Fusco. Carol Berry. Andrea Taylor. Monica Medeiros. Row 3: Gary Faria. Kendice Masse. Rob Raposo. Sam Williamson. Carlos Ragas. Judy Carreiro. Patti Culberson. Charlene Rousseau. Kim Rousseau. Ro- byn Rodrigues. Jon Hallman. Lower right: Mr Romanelli explains lighting techniques to drama club members Lower right: Club members discuss plans for this year's activities. SKI CLUB Top: Junior and senior members. (Row 1) Lisa Levesque. Leah Hibbad. Gail Borges. Roy Manosh. Jeff Cre- peau. Chris Donovan. (Row 2) Tim Panell. Doug Freitas. Todd Ayotte. Todd Valcourt. Janet Sullivan. Janice Boleski. Jen Masse? Jason Panell. (Row 3) Tom Hamilton. Heather Bab- bitt. Sue Oliveira. Doug Henderson. Carlos Ragas. Chris Henderson. Joe Kralicky. Chris Lapointe. (Row 4) Dan- ielle Boule. Patti Culberson. Holly Syl- via. Paul Williams. Chris Chaves. Alan Benevedies. Ken Quicho. Allison McKenney. (Row 5) Steph Savidge. Erin Cook. Caroll Panares. Liz Kurlan. Sharon Bouchard, Rich Campion. (Row 6) Scott Correia. Doug Cham- plain. Norman Glowacki. Jon Peck- ham. Lee Ann Freitas. Tracy Raposa. Carrie Reed. Ernie Mendonca. Bottom: Freshman and Sophomore members. (Row 1) Heidi Costa. Matt Rodgers. Jen Ziepnewski, Philip Lima. Mark Reimels. (Row 2) Lori Amaral, Christine Cook. Becky Winegardner. Nicole Araujo. Renee Guimond. Billy Andrade. Danny Furtado. (Row 3) Debbie Griffith. Jen Miguel. Kelly Da- luz. Beth Simmons. Kristin Roncka. Ski Club Top left: Chorus members accept their applause at the completion a successful concert. Top right: Stacy St. Amand sings one of the concert selections. Bottom right: Many hours of rehearsal are required to put on a perfect performance. Chorus Top: Chorus members (Row 1) Lisa Alves, Kimberly Fernandes. Danielle Boule, Todd Valcourt. Trisha Perry, Debbie O’Donnell. Kathy O’Neil. Andrea Messier (Row 2) Lori Brulotte, Michelle Valliere. Heather Bodnar. Kimberly Rousseau. Bernadette Brit- land. Kristie Levesque, Lori Smith. Ronda Destremps, (Row 3) Tracy Powers. Dawn Souza. Renee Pineault. Charlene Rousseau. John Moniz. Elvia Puente. Lisa Medeiros. Kim Rodrigues. Karen Anderson. Julie Fernandes. Middle: The concert choir performs at the Christmas Concert. Bottom: Chorus officers Heather Bodnar, secretary; Kim Rousseau, vice president; Kim Fernandes, presi- dent; Lisa Alves, treasurer. Chorus CHEERLEADERS Below left: J.V. Cheerleaders. Row 1. Angela Mottas. Nikki Araujo. Liz Farias. Tara Andrade. Row 2: Michelle Richards. Kim Chapman. Kristie Levesque. Pamela Dufault Below right: Class of 1994. Amy Hines is varsity cheerleader’s mascot. Most ot this year’s varsity squad has been cheering together for more than just the high school years. For that reason, they made quite an impression this year as one of the most spirited squads ever. Right: Carrie Levesque cheers the team on. Cheerleaders Top: Row 1. Suzette Lambert. Heather Babbitt. Carrie Levesque. Leah Hibbad. Holly Sylvia. Liz Kurlan. Row 2: Susan Oliveira. Kristen Carreira. Beth Carreiro. Angela Viera. Patti Culberson. Cheerleaders DANCE SQUAD Top left: Allison Champlain. Top right: Tricia Perry. Bottom left: Captain Sharon Bouchard leads the dance squad during half time. Bottom right: Janet Sullivan finishes the routine. 32 Dance Squad The “Golden Girls of THS” is the nickname given to the Dance Squad because of their dynamic perfor- mances. The Dance Squad has energetically per- formed at Disney World and in field shows with the band. Their energy and spirit add to the glow of Tiverton High. This years members are Laura Baker, Co-captain Sharon Bouchard, Allison Champlain, Terri Conley, Kelli Cook, Kelly Daluz, Lee Ann Frei- tas, Dawn Harkin, Cathy Lima, Allison McKenney, Debbie O'Donnell, Kathy O’Neil. Trisha Perry, Jean Reilly, Co-captain Robyn Rodrigues, Kelly Scanlon, Beth Simmons, Jodi Steger, Janet Sullivan, Lisa Wilding, Robin Wilding. Top: Kelli Cook, Kathy Lima. Pam Dufault. Kathy O'Neil, and Allison Champlsin. Bottom: Kathy Lima and Lisa Wilding. Dance Squad 34 HOMECOMING 1986 Below: The Homecoming King, Queen, and their court—Jon Peckham (standing in for Ernie Mendonca), Robyn Rodrigues, Kenny Quicho, Jody Steger (standing in for Lee Ann Freitas). King and Queen Allison McKen- ney and Danny Gaughan, Holly Sylvia, Chris Lapointe (standing in for Paul Williams). Mary Jane Costa, and Jason Panell. Homecoming The good times surrounding October 18 were quite impressive and certainly some- thing that the Class of ’87 will remember about their senior year! Homecoming '86 proved itself to be one of the most successful ever at THS. School spirit week kicked off with twins day ; boy. did we see some funny looking pairs on that day! Thursday was THS Day (that's tie. hat. and suspenders). Finally on Friday, (which was maroon and white day) we demonstrated our spirit at the annual pep rally. Little did we know, the best was yet to come. Saturday’s football game was a complete sucess. a sunny day. lots of friends, a terrific car rally, and a team win over North Smithfield with a score of 18 to 15. Danny Gaughan and Allison McKenney will certainly remember being crowned at half-time as Homecoming King and Queen. The good feelings kept on rolling as we launched into the Homecoming Dance at 8 p.m. that night. Jim Van from 94-HJY rocked 325 THS dancers until 11. We couldn't ask for a more fitting ending to such a great week ... and such a fond memory. Homecoming MARCHING AND CONCERT BAND Top left: The band at Tiger’s football game. Top right: Kim Slu- sarski. drum major. Bottom left: Dorene Medeiros and Steve Mar- tins play at homecoming pep rally. Bottom right: Steve Blythe, drum major, marches the band onto the field for the half-time show. 38 Band The highlights of this year’s season were participa- tion by the Marching Band in the Columbus Day Parade where we received a Second place for the band and a First for drill, competition at the Somer- set Musictown Festival where our overall average was B + . The Concert Band presented its Christmas Concert on December 17 and its spring concert in May. The band also competed in the RIMEA Band Festival, which is held every spring. This year’s officers are Doug Henderson, President; Steve Blythe, Vice President; Dorene Medeiros, Treasurer; and Suzette Lambert, Secretary. The Drum Majors are Steve Blythe and Kim Slusarski. Top: The band performs at every football game. Middle: Band members provide entertainment at the Pep Rally. Bottom: The THS banner announces the arrival of the band Concert Marching Band 39 RING DANCE ’85 Our first “event” as a class proved to be a great success as well as a good omen of the things to come! The cafeteria was trans- formed into an exciting dance floor and the music was provided by “Music Express.” We realized that night that this was only a taste of what our senior year was going to be like, and we were eager to sample more. Top left: Joe Furtado, Jason Panell. Keith Trenholme. and Steve Blythe. Top right: The girls! Middle left: King Ken Ouicho and Queen Jen Proulx. Center: Claire Collard and her date. Middle right: Sharon Bouchard and Carlos Ragas. Bottom left: Mr. Cummings and his wife enjoy the music. The Sheraton Islander in Newport provided an elegant setting for our Junior Prom, which took place on June 5, 1986. It was surely a night which we won’t forget, with fancy clothes and an exciting atmosphere. The electricity on the dance floor even spread to the faculty; no one could keep his feet from tapping. The music was provided by Music Express,” and we all left with smiles on our faces, memories that will last forever, and anticipation of the year ahead as The Class of '87”!! Junior Prom 41 Top left: Patti Culberson Top right: Kim Fernandes, editor, and Claire Collard. assistant, work on layouts for the yearbook. Middle left: Suzette Lambert orga- nizes the underclassmen section. Middle right: Year- book staff Beth Carreiro. Suzette Lambert. Robin Lavoie. Jo-Ann Lavoie. Patti Culberson, and Kim Fernandes. Lower left: Beth Carreiro checks copy. Lower right: Editors Patti Culberson. Kim Fer- nandes. Suzette Lambert. Claire Collard. 42 Yearbook mszx y m n-vs;-; Row 1: Hank Kulpa. Joe Furtado. Alan Benevides. Brian Sefrino. Tom Carmody. Paul Williams. Scott Peixinho. Row 2: Bobby Barboza. Paul Amaral. Rob Bishop. Billy Sylvia. Scott Mello, John Lavery. Mike Carreiro. Mike Braga. Eric Souther Row 3: Joe Neronha. Tim Coelho. Jamie Kralicky, Jason Raposa. Rob Miles. David Rodrigue. Bill Kulpa. Ray Forrest. Kevin Paquette. Andy Flynn. Row 4: Asst. Coach Peter Dugan. Asst. Coach Jack McKin- non. John Moniz. Danny Cameron. David Dow. Ryan Cook. Chris Flanagan. Frank Hans. Rod Vierling. Todd Peixinho. Tom Fer- nandes. Coach Bob Murray. Football 45 BOYS’ SOCCER The varsity soccer team rebounded from a slow start to finish with a record of 11 wins, 6 losses, and 4 ties. They again qualified for the State tournament and advanced to the semifinal round. Seniors Keith Tren- holme and Jason Panell and three underclassmen, Tom Murray, Dan Dufresne, and Rick Winegardner were selected to the All-League team. Top: Jason Panell Middle: Row 1: Seniors Nate Neville. Billy Oliveira. Danny Gaughan Row 2: Doug Cory, Phil Medeiros. Keith Trenholme, Jason Panell Bottom: Greg Osborne. 46 Boys' Soccer Top left: Senior soccer players Nate Neville. Billy Silvia. Danny Gaughan. Doug Cory. Phil Medeiros. Keith Trenholme. Jason Pan- ell. Top right: Goalie Phil Medeiros. Middle: Jason Panell Lower left: JV soccer team and coach. Boys' Soccer 47 Middle: Team members (Row 1) Monique Derosia. Michelle Bodner. Sue Bonoan. Wendy Helger, Gail Borges. Erin Cook Shannon Savage. Lisa Lajeunesse. Tracy Smith. Michelle Patter- son, Becky Silvia. (Row 2) Krix Cook. Liz Moniz, Michelle Milot. Donna Beaulieu. Michelle Souza. Lisa Bonnessen. Amy Sander- son. karen Anderson. Stacy Bond. Cathy Hughes. Erica Smith. Coach Kris Conovan. Lower left: Michelle Souza Girls' Soccer 49 FIELD HOCKEY Right: Coach Elaine Ferreira. Below: Members of the team. Row 1: M.J. Costa. Tracey Raposa. Colleen McGovern. Martha Smith. Dorrene Medeiros. Suzanne Landry; Row 2: Debbie McGovern. Michelle Boulay, Patti Medeiros. Stephanie Gagnon. Denise Farrer Andrea Michaels. Theresa Lobo. Anita Pita. Coach Elaine Ferreira 50 Field Hockey tWFfron The field hockey team ended the season with a 7-5-4 league record. Under the direction of Ms. Elaine Ferreira the team contin- ued to show improvement throughout the year. Sr. Colleen Mc- Govern lead the Tigers with 14 goals and 3 assists followed by Jr. Cynthia Costa with 8 goals and 3 assists. The senior goalie Martha Smith ended the season with 123 saves from 146 shots taken on goal. The senior defense was M.J. Costa, Suzanne Landry, and Dorene Medeiros. Tracy Raposa’s versatility on the field was a great asset to the team. A collective effort on the part of all the girls lead them to the quarter finals in the Rhode Island league. Cynthia Costa. Andrea Michaels. Colleen McGovern, and Dorene Medeiros were placed on the second and third teams of the State All-Division teams. 48 Field Hockey Top left: Donna Beaulieu and Corren Mederos get into position. Top right: Cynthia Costa avoids her opponent. Middle: Tracy Graves gets ready to make the shot. Bottom left: Donna Beaulieu and Paula Elias guard an opposing team’s player. Bottom right: Patty Medeiros waits to put the ball back into play. Girls' Basketball Top left: Dorene Medeiros passes to a teammate. Top right: Cynthia Costa makes a shot. Middle: Donna Beaulieu-waits for the rebound. Lower left: Colleen McGovern takes the ball down the court. Lower right: Coach Bob Murray discusses game strategy. Girls’ Basketball Tiverton baseball team. Row 1 Ernie Men- donca. Alan Benevides. Scott Dias. Jerry Wahl. Jon Peckham. Mike Patterson. Row 2 Bill Burns. Chris Lapointe. Danny Gaughan. Paul Williams. Chris Chaves. Keith Tren- holme. Joe Kralicky. Coach Steve Lake Baseball A few of our varsity softball team members in action. Top left: Susan Bonoan. Top right: Heather Babbitt with her ever famous mean’’ swing. Bottom right: Gail Borges Top: Volleyball team members: Row 1: An- gela Vieira. Marni Mulvey. Sue Brault, Caro- line St. Michel. Cori Trenholme. Lynn Sylvia. Theresa Harris. Caroline Reed Row 2: Asst. Coach Nancy Peckham. Wendy Helger. Christine Committo. Beth Carreiro. Jo-Ann Desmarais, Debbie Peterson. Jodi Silvia. Tra- cy Griffin. Shannon Savidge. Julie Fernandes. Lori Latulippe. Stephanie Savidge and Coach Ray Rocha. 58 Freshmen Top: Freshmen beginning their study of Spanish. Middle: Enthusiastic math stu- dents. Bottom right: Becky Winegardner participates in the battle of the classes. Bottom left: Freshmen class officers and adviser (Row 1) Faye Moore and Kristie Levesque (Row 2) Mr. Frank Romanelli. Nikki Araujo, and Ryan Cook FRESHMAN Top left: Sophomores concentrating on the concepts of science. Top right: Waiting for a turn to carry the ball to victory. Bottom left: The new Career Core curriculum gives students a chance to prepare for work immediately upon graduation. Bottom right: Sophomore cheer for their class at Pep Rally. SOPHOMORES 64 Sophomores Top left: Preparing for the Pep Rally. Top right: Jason Raposa takes a turn at the obstacle course for his class. Bottom left: Sophomores continue learning the intricacies of the English language. Bottom right: Dave Barboza tries for another basket during the Pep Rally. Sophomores Top left: Sophomores wait for the results of the obstacle course trials Top right: Rhonda Destremps. Middle left: Sophomores think they’re No. 1. Middle right: Learning to operate the computer can be very confusing. Bottom left: Debbie McGovern. No. 15. fights for the ball. Bottom right: Mr. Crane’s computer science class. 66 Sophomores Juniors 67 JUNIORS Top left: Class of '88 gets rowdy! Top right: Anite Pita. Bottom left: Class officers (Row 1) Theresa Lobo. Kristen Carreira. (Row 2) Mr Connors, adviser; Lisa Costa. Judith Cabral. Bottom right: Amy Sanderson. Top left: Dance Squad members Dawn Harkin, Trisha Per- ry, Allison Champlain, and Debbie O’Donnell. Top right: Cynthia Costa tries to make a basket for her class. Bottom left: Darleen Silva, Gretchen Neville, and Andrea Michaels take a break during field hockey practice. Bottom right: Michael Braga takes his turn on the parallel bars. Juniors 69 Top: John Lavoie and George Ferreira decorate the gym. Middle left: Cynthia Costa prepares holiday hors d'oeuvre during Home Ec. Middle right: Juniors work on their math assignment. Bottom left: Cynthia Costa begins the obstacle course. Bottom right: Michael Braga en- joys the pie-eating contest during the Battle of the Classes. 70 Juniors Juniors RING DANCE CLASS OF ’88 Top left: Darleen Silva. Theresa Lobo. and Denise Farrer Compare their class rings. Top right: Beth Simmons. Jason Raposa. and Mr. Connors distrib- ute class rings at the Ring Dance Bottom: Steve Martins. Monica Bolan. Tracy Graves, and Matt Riell enjoying the evening. Top left: Amy Sanderson. Tracey Smith. Alfred Souza. Top right: Chris- tine Simard. Ricky Winegardner. Lori Vasconcellas. J. O'Donnell. Middle left: Anita Pita and Beth Simmons. Lower left: Kelli Cook and Sam Williamson. Lower right: Jason Raposa. Robert Miles. Gary Simmons Juniors Topright: Most Athletic Colleen McGovern. Paul Williams Bottom right: Class Clowns Martha Smith. James Harple Top left: Most Artistic Ron Thibault. Renee Melancon Bottom left: Most Absdent-Minded Jody Steger, Richard Campion Superlatives Top left: Best Dressed Kimberly Fernandes. Brian Correia Bottom left: Most Dramatic Kendice Masse. Carlos Ragas Top right: Friendliest Robyn Rodrigues. Daniel Gaugan Bottom right: Most Intelligent Joseph Kralicky. Mary DeMarco Superlatives Top left: Class Flirts Lisa Levesque, Jason Grant Bottom Left: Most School-spirited Tracey Raposa, Jason Panel! Top Right: Most Popular Allison McKenney, Kenny Ouicho Bottom right: Best Looking Mary Jane Costa, Chris Paquette 76 Superlatives Top right: Class Individuals Maura Simpson, Sean O'Brien Bottom right: Most Likely to Succeed Douglas Cory, Jennifer Proulx Top left: Most Wanted by School Administration Manuel Bianchi. Susan Silva Bottom left: Most Musical Gary Faria. Dorene Medeiros Superlatives Top left: Jen Silva doing the stats for our football team. Top right: National Honor Society members wait for the ceremony to begin. Middle right: Robyn Rodrigues and Bobby Rego at Pep Rally. Bottom left: Wendy Helger and Ernie Mendonca Homecoming King and Queen candi- dates. Bottom right: Russ Rancourt gets into the spirit of things. 78 Sr. Candids Senior Class Officers and Adviser (Row 1) Sharon Bouchard. Treasurer; Jennifer Proulx, President; (Row 2) Mr. Ronald Crane; Kelli Tobin, Vice President; and Judy Carreiro. Secretary Sr. Officers FOREIGN EXCHANGE AT TIVERTON HIGH I'm Elvia Puente, a foreign exchange student from Mexico. I have come to the United States to learn English culture and customs of this beautiful country and to transmit the culture and customs of my coun- try, too. I’m very happy to be at Tiverton High School. It is very big and pretty nice. I like my class- es; they are chorus, physical education, French, shorthand, computation, art, and English. There is nothing that I don't like because everything is so new to me. I’m making a lot of new friends, too. I consider myself very fortunate to be here in this school where everything is very nice—the teachers, students and the school. I like to attend American football games; the Tiverton Tigers team plays very well and the marching band is beautiful and plays very well, too. I’m living with the Richey family who are very nice people. I help Mrs. Jeanne to prepare salad; sometimes I prepare Mexi- can dishes for my host family. Sunday morning we go to church. I enjoy living with the Richey family and attending Tiverton High School. I am never going to forget this wonderful experience that to me is invaluable. I want to give my thanks to all my teachers and friends for giving me their hand when I need help in something. Thanks a lot to all. Elvia Puente 80 Foreign Student CAROL AGUIAR LISA ALVES CHRISTOPHER ARAUJO ERIKA BACKE ALAN BENEVIDES GINA BETTENCOURT MICHELLE BITAR SENIORS ’87 Aguiar Borges 81 SHARON BOUCHARD ROBERT BRODEUR DANIELLE BOULE LAURIE BRULOTTE RICHARD CAMPION BETH CARREIRO JUDITH CARREIRO LORI CARROLL SENIORS ’87 Bouchard Carroll SCOTT BOYD MARY ANN CABRAL DOUGLAS BRAYTON STEPHANIE CABRAL BETH COLUZZI TERRI CONLEY ERIN COOK LORI CORDEIRO BRIAN CORREIA ’87 DAVID CORDEIRO ROSE CORREIA Cavaco Correia 83 LORI DESMARAIS DARREN DESOUTO MICHAEL DESTREMPS ANDREW DEVLIN SCOTT DIAS THOMAS DROUGHT CHRISTOPHER DUBE KIMBERLY DUBOIS C. BARRY DUMAS SHARON ELLIS GARY FARIA KIMBERLY FERNANDES SENIORS ’87 Desmarais Fernandes SHERRY FURTADO JASON GAGNON 86 Ferreira Green SENIORS '87 KIMBERLY HANS CHRISTOPHER DOUGLAS HENDERSON LORI HEROUX LEAH HIBBAD HENDERSON SENIORS ’87 Gregory Hibbad KAREN HIGGINS SEAN HOULIHAN GINA IMBRIGLIO RODNEY JENNINGS JOHN LACHAPELLE SUZANNE LANDRY LUCILLE LANGLOIS CHRISTOPHER LAPOINTE SENIORS ’87 Higgins LaPointe PATRICIA LEWIS SUSAN LIMA JAY LINHARES STEVEN LOOMIS SENIORS ’87 Larocque Loomis SANDRA MCDONALD RONALD MARSHALL KENDICE MASSE ALLISON MCKENNEY DAVID MEDEIROS PHILIP MEDEIROS RENEE MELANCON SENIORS ’87 DORENE MEDEIROS KERRI MELLO ERNEST MENDONCA KELLY MONIZ KRISTI MORGAN KYLE MOTTA SCOTT MULCHAHY ANDREW NORTHRUP SUSAN OLIVEIRA WILLIAM OLIVEIRA BRIAN MURRAY JOHN MURRAY LORI MURRAY NATHANIEL NEVILLE SENIORS 87 Mendonca Oliveira BRENDA PLEDGER TRACY POWERS JENNIFER PROULX KENNETH QUICHO 92 Panell Quicho SENIORS ’87 JEFFREY RACHUBINSKI CARLOS JUAN RAGAS TRACEY RAPOSA ROBERT RAPOSA CAROLINE REED ROBERT REGO MELISSA ROCHA ROBYN RODRIGUES CHARLES ROSE CHARLENE ROUSSEAU KIMBERLY ROUSSEAU ANN SANFORD SENIORS ’87 Rachubinski Sanford GAIL SANTOS LISA SILVA TAMMY SANTOS STEPHANIE SAVIDGE JENNIFER SILVA MAURA SIMPSON KIMBERLY SLUSARSKI MARTHA SMITH MARY SNOW SALVINA SOUSA AMY SOUZA DAWN SOUZA 94 Santos Souza SENIORS ’87 MICHAEL VALENTINE KIMBERLY VAN HOF DAVID VINCENT GERALD WAHL SENIORS ’87 Souza Wahl PAUL WILLIAMS JILL WILLAMSON SAMUEL WILLIAMSON BRIAN WILSON MANUEL BIANCHI JUDITH MARSDEN BRADFORD NEWBURY RUSSELL RANCOURT SUSAN SILVA NO PHOTOGRAPHS AVAILABLE Matthew Allan Todd Barboza Carol Botelho Thomas Carmody David Carreiro Joseph Corcoran John Cottrell Gary Dufresne Clinton Farias Ron Gemma John Jerome Mark Leger David Mello Douglas Mello Sean O'Bryan Jeffrey Oliveira Donald Richards Anthony Russo Williams Wilson SENIORS ’87 Carol Aguiar 400 Souza Road -You know it's true all those things you do come back to you! Dream on!” CA L Aeros- mith etc.. Chuck. Brut, black purple leather, pepperoni pizza. D: Studs, polyester, being copied, school spirit, blondes. HW: Joking with L. Crew. FA: Become a gypsy and marry S Tyler. SD: To break bagles with Faz and Sam- my Davis Jr. You're about as useful as a toan What a long strange trip it's been! Exile on Main Road Matthew R. Allan 190 Souza Road 'Soccer 1, 2; Basketball 1 “Whenever you dream, you're holding the key to open the door and let you be free. RJD L: S.C.. camping, fishing, icehouse parties, eat- ing. sleeping late, stogies, summertime. D: Summer school, having no money. SO: To be principal of Tiverton High FA To make lots of money and own a cabin in NH HW: D 1 the crue. green grass and high tiroes y'Maggte t with Lisa Alves 146 Shove Street Show Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Sometimes when I’m alone. I sing my saddest song; lonely and no one can see. this time the song is for me. Lee L: Music hugs, party- ing with friends, laughing, vacations and sun- sets D: Waiting. THS. immature people, deaths, going home, headaches, and feeling guilty. SD: To travel around the world. FA: To be a famous singer and or pianist HW: I’m with good friends and everything is going my way. Christopher Araujo 295 Lepes Road Heather Babbitt 3617 Main road Cheering. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 3. 3. 4; Ski Club 1. 3. 4; Football Team Equiprnemt Manager 3.« 4. Band 1. 2?Jazz Band 1. 2; Marching Band 1.| 2. 3. 4 Nothing is so strong as gentle; less, nothing so gentle as real strength. Bauu Wha sJ key. ” sports, hugs. Eric's dimples. Beatles, snow, summer nights on the beach. Sly. Ratt. Mug-z. D: Being stood up. because I said so. soccer. Middletown, separation of jocks and burnouts, crying, ants. SD: To go back in time and see my Dad play FB. FA: To be a physical therapist HW: With the gang and along with ES. Erika Backe 21 Bluff Avenue Anyone who thinks the sky is the limit has a limited imagination. L: Being with Craig, my horse, rollerskating, beaches, snow, horse- showing. weekends, animals, flowers, pre- sents. D: Fighting with Craig, rainy days, doc- tors. SD: To become a lawyer FA: To become rich and travel around the world HW I'm with the people I love. Todd Barboza 22 i Seaview Court li is not the package that counts; it's what's inside that Xloes ' L: Heart. Bon Jovi, AC DC. )okken. The Scorpions. Judas Priest Monte Carlos. Grand Prixs. GTO’s. planes and the 'itanic. D: Studies, tests, and hockey. SD: To go to California. FA To be a mechanic, pilot, or engineer. HW: l m with friends or working on cars. Alan Benevic W Bears Den _ ‘ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 4 you take is equal to the The Beach, skiing, football, finning, partying with friends. The Pit. 51. bets with WH. The Wall, having money, playing quarters. D: Friday night dinners, losing, ru- mors. running on E”. lies, being stood up Tpeaal BfcTo travel to rot everything. Gina Bettencourt 576 East Road I was young and restless, livi a dream when someone soi justjaotta believe’. L: Musta es. Mqjley Crue. being short Mondayjp tnings. SD: To live ri ? fa Ta have oik. own horse ranch that? L: Daisie. football players, 75. Win- someone I love. on the edge of said 'ya black, hors- snobs, school, id happy. With Michelle L. Bitar 30 Broadview Drive Concert Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3; Foreign Language Club 2. 3; National Honor Society 4; I don’t think that confidence expands; what does expand is expectancy. L: Lions, boats, white roses, thunder and lightning. fus tf� ia. ac- cents, coffee ice cream. D: milk, cliqueabormg days, fires SD: To go on an African Safari. FA to become my own boss. HW My problem are solved ran. r roblen Manuel Bianchi 101 Thomas Street If I say to you tomorrow take my hand child, come with me to a castle. I will take you. for what's to be they say will be. Zeppelin Peace” Praising Harley’s and Vettes. Pirik Floyd AC DC. Rock on Gold dust woman. Take your silver spoon, dig your grave. Fleet- wood Mac D: N5t being snowegdn. SD: To kidnap Stevie Nicks and live happily ever after, FA To party with Jimmy Page. HW comfort- ably numb. Stephen Blythe 39 Paul James Drive Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 1, 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Ski Club 4; Scream Team 3. 4 Hold on; just keep on hoping that things are going to work out L: P.C. Tonga, getting nau- tical. being with C.L.. sunsets, long walks, sax, jammin, volleyball, Scream Team. D: Cut downs, rain, pressure, aggravation SD: to be the first white member of the Phoenix Horns. FA: to become a successful musician busin- essman. HW: With someone very special and being out with the Sun Bum Tribe. Susan L. Bonoan 43 Watuppa Avenue Softball 1. 2. 3, 4; basketball. 1. 2 Prom Com- mittee 3; National Honor Society 4; Soccer 4 I never saw a purple cow. I never hope to see one. but I can tell you anyhow I’d rather see one than be one. It’s WINKIE time. Susie Bones L: Bones, animals, wmkies. muscles, softball. CC. GB. EC. AM + others + Chris’ hugs. DL. Milk, waiting, animal cruelty, being tired SD: to save an endangered species from extinction FA: travel the world studying ani- mals HW: being w Chris + having fun w friends. Gail J. Borges 210 King Road Softball 1. 2, 3 captain. 4; Soccer 2. 3 captain. 4; Basketball 2; Ski Club 4 You can take my money, you can take my possessions, but you can never take away my memories’’ One day at a time Growlie” L: softball. 22. soccer, skiing, cashews, golden retrievers, shorts, hats. Sundays, mustaches, laughin’, being outside. D: losing. Middletown, homework, arguing, rude people, working on weekends. European bread. FA: To be my own boss and coach my own team. SD: To go back to Europe with my mother. Carl Botelho 26 Cliff Street Sharon L. Bouchard 1010 Mam Road Dance Squard 1. 2. 3 (Captain). 4 (Co-Cap- tain); Select Chorus 1. 2. 3; Band 1. 2. ; Ring Dance Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Class Officer 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Mixed chorus 1. 2. 3 This year is gone! Highway’s calling aloud, heading out to somewhere won’t be back for awhile. Boobbouka. flash. L: 9 2 86. danc- ing. St's, talks with JP at my beach, rainy nights. Tuesday Girls. Newport. PS parties! ouch. D: Wednesdays, no money, bad moods, good-byes, wearing shoes, boredom. SD: To dance on Broadway with Baryshnikov and to live a life like PG’s. FA: To become a DA. HW: Being with good friends and when Mom arj Judy are happy. Danielle Boule 71 Warren Avenue Scott Boyd 41 Peckham Street Douglas Brayton 735 Crandall Road Robert J. Brodeur 3 Alan Street Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 2; March- ing Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Allstate 1 L: Music and sports FA: To be successful To each his own. Laurie Brulotte 401 Hancock Street Drama 1. 4; Chorus 1. 4; Foreign Language Club 2. 4; Close up 4; Newspaper Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Prom committee Technique is one thing, the way you apply it another, that’s the creative part. STING' LAU L: the police, the outfield, sexy an- kles . the Hosters. sunsets. BBII, sunrises, art. being with my friends. Sting, teaching, learning DL: Snobs, classification, people who think they're better than you. goodbyes, liars, two- faced people SD: To meet Sting FA: To be- come a successful Graphic Artist. HW: With my friends. Mac. Mary Ann Cabral 188 Bridle Way Marching Band 1; Band 1. 2; Volleyball 1.2.; Junior Prom Committee 3 Some people never show or tell others how they really feel and only lose out in the end You’re in this world only once’, making it I way you wish, never regretting or wanting thing more or less. Yes Mac L: Long wall horses S. B. M. goofing. Jourr A M D Sneezing, getting lost, liars. FA: court reporter. HW: P.T.W.A.C. bei K family and friends from GJ strl the Clowns, sunsets, rainbows, eb- D: rainy days, bro- jork. SD: To see Chip- o become a nurse. HWi Vovo and memories. Richard Campion 1623 Bulgarmarsh Road Student Council 4; Ski Club 3. 4 It’s been such a long time. I thinjj f should be going cause time dosen't wait for me, it keeps on rolling. Boston Rich 1‘White's my keys now? L: Summer of 86. S.S .veekends. par- ties. snow, crue summer night$. M’s duck laugh. D: Being sick, staying home, alarm clocks, and getting caught. SD io win Mega- bucks. FA To be successful in whatever I ac- complish in life. HW: With friends and nothing to worry about. Thomas E. Carmody 632 Stone Church Road Football 1. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 4 Life is too short to be small. L Footbafl, Boz. 44. The Bug. Southern accents. The Beetles, warm weather. D: being black-balled, losing, people who quit, hesitatir abd when my mother cries. SD: To play aro sional football FA To go to College f cheipfeal engineering and whatever happejts, happens- HW: Stick- ing. having no pressure ana wiyAtends. :hee Voll 3.4 mv 3. 4 Class 2 Student council 3; cil 4; Marching Band mble 1; Newspa- Dance Committee National Honor Soci- Beth Anne Cat 86 HaskiB J v (.; J V Vf-lj 1sturiei t pespon p 1; Concert Band 1; ring 4 t tS$3 ety In is promised land, fire burning in ourl ■he choice is ours to make; your fanta- rsy, you live the dream with every step you take. Berty p. L: My family. BOH. my 86 Sum- mer.Ireland. Dad’s Harley, red balloons.! spending money with Kim. DM ignorance, prejudice, not oeingon become a world-famous Socialite, munications professional. HW: I 'vid A. Carreiro 1070 Crandall Road Football 3; Ski Club 4 “If the cloud burst, thunder in your ™ you shout but no one seems to hear. andJf the band your in starts playing different tunes. I’ll see you on the dark side of the Moon. PINK FLOYD L. D-Skills. heavy metal, ‘ast cars. Zep- pelin. A.C. DL: Jocks, disco, squeaks FA: To move away from Tiverton. HW: in California We’ll Never Party Now! ■ I Directory Judith Carreiro 69 Massey Road Drama Club 2. 3. 4: Foreign l anguage Club 2, 3; Close-up 3; SASA 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Stu- dent Council 1. 2. 3. 4, Class Secretary 4; Ring Dance Commitee 2. 3. Jr •Prom Commitee 3; Sr. Prom Commitee 4 •‘Ya gotta be careful about your wishes; take your time and think 'em over Sometimes those wishes just might come true.'' Pat Benatar Oh My God! Can you believe that? Judyf: Judeles L Animals, kids, koalas, goofing on CA. laugh- ing. beaches. D. Seeing people hurt, waking up early, spiders FA To move to Australia and be happy. SD: To get my red Ferrari and marry RW. HW with friends. “Good luck Everybody! Lori Carroll 75 Kaufman Road Standing on a hill in the mountain pf dreams, telling myself it's not as hard as it eems.” L: Roses, horses, beaches, parties, fire, fast cars. Zep. 0. shut up. spiders, fights with Tom, being bored, moody people FA Own a small busi- ness. be successful in appraising. SD: Hang glide over the Grand Canyon, own a big house. HW: With Tom and he's laughing, friends and family are happy, and when I'm alone and lis- Rningto Led 7ep Dave Cavaco 135 Brackett Avenue R.O.T.C. 1. 2. 3 L: Chevys. dirt-bike riding D: To be the princi- pal of the high school FA: To be a marine and own a business HW: with friends and working. Laurie Chagnon 77 Linda Road Drama 1. 2; Yearbook 4 When I was a child. I caught a glimpse out of the corner of my eye: I turned to look, but it was gone; I cannot put my finger on it now. the child has grown, the dream is gone. Pink Floyd. Lorr L: Buddy’s Nova. SS. spending time with Michael. Bryan’s eyes, cruisinig with SP. D: Saying goodbye, getting up early, argu- ing with my parents, and curfews. SD: To someday own a Lamborghini. HW: With spe- cial friends having fun! Douglas A. Champlain 43 Louise Drive Ski Club 3. 4 Woe to you oh earth and beast, for the devil sends the beast within because fie knows the time is short; let him who hath understand the reckon of the number of the beast, for it is a human number; it is six hundred sixty-six IRON MAIDEN L: Maiden, skiing, outdoors, parties, fishing, Motley Crue. Mr WetterlandIs art classes, snowboarding, being with friends. HW: With B.S. D: People that get on my case. FA: T f become a chef and all you see is all your life will ever be. L: Floyd. Marillion. Whitesnake. Boston. Boom- town Rats, dancing in the street, reaching the beach, summer. D: Running on empty, feeling like a no. FA: To find myself. SD: To see all nations unite in peace. HW: I’m still loving you. All we are saying is give peace a chance. Terri Conley Soccer 1; miftee 3. 4. Dra- Christopher Chaves 129 Briarwood Avenue Baseball; 1. 2. 3. 4; Basket! Student Council 4; Pro ma 3: Scream Team 3. 4- Tote'Rchaves L Baseball, tennis, eating. Sue. loud music. Boston (group). D Waking up before 11:00 a.m., when Sue is tired, losing, striking out in baseball. FA: To be a successful businessman HW: Spending time with Sue. Fri- day nights with good friends, playing baseball. 14 Hudson Street .Dance Squad 1. 2. 3. 4 Dancing is the loftiest, the most moving of the arts, because it is no mere translation or ab- stactiorSfrom life; I think it is life itself L Dancing, fire, oceans, clouds, parties, goofing with MD. Sleep. Aeramis, Why , pink DL: Nothing to do. fights, getting up early, sneaky people. SD: To live in a house on the beach to dance. FA To work in the field of travel HW: Dancing, laying in the sun. and being with close friends. Claire P..Collard 250 Pelletier Lane Volleyball 1; Ring Committee 2. 3; Yearbook 4 Senior Prom 4; SASA 3. 4; National Honor Society 4; PA club 4; ROTC Drill Team 2. 3. 4 ROTC Military Ball Committee 2. 3. 4; ROTC Human Relatin' Board 2; ROTC Anchors Aweigh Newspaper 2. 3. 4; ROTC Volleyball 4 Old soldiers ne gr die they just fade away. - General MacArthik Red. Annie L: IGA. volley- ball. 68 Chevelles, KRISTN D Yelling, being | called carrot-top. SD; Graduate from AnnapOj lis or the air Force Academy FA Complete ■ education at the expense of the governmerM HW With LS. SF. JC. KR. JL JM. SF. Ml . AJ. LG3, BB. KS. JD. LD. AT. working or ;ny 68 chevelle and driving Kristin almost a me time. Ports Beth £. Coluzzi 202 Souza Road Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2; Foreign Language Club 3: National Honor So- ciety 4 For long you live and high you fly. For smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry. For all you touch Erin Cook 192 Hilton Street Basketball 1. 2; Soccer 2. 3, 4 (captain); Soft- ball 1; Ski Club 4 Keep smiling-it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to.” L: Chocolate chip cookies, flowers, Mr. Purdy’s class, beaches. OPUS, money. 0 Cold bathroom alter taking shower SD: to own an island. HW with my friends. Thanks Mom Dad! Joseph Corcoran 44 Old Farm Road David C. Cordeiro 50 Blueberry Lane land 1. ______ ‘Milckit does a body ACE L weight lifting. Tnusic, having a good time. D: false le.ysnobs. boredom, drugs, obnoxious people. |loud fhouths, busy bodies, habitual peopWpies. Sp:'To be Mr. Olympia. FA: To become a psychologist. HW. With someone ordeiro Lori C( 100 Furey Avenue If the s Isun refused to sh - ! , I would still be loving you; when mountains crumble to the sea. there would still be jpt and me. L: Zep- pelin, •'smile long walks, partying and being with friends. JS. SD: To relieve April 12. 1985. someday with JAV and to move to Maine. Dj Snobs, getting hurt, beingjold what to do. ThB rules. FA to be success , In life. HW: someone special I love, having a good with family. Brian Joseph Correia 464 Hooper Street You know I’ll never go as long as I know it's coming straight from the heart. Brian Adams L: Being with Mary Lou. ES. R. PC. CP. JM. racing, partying. Worses, lllre f ver satisfied, complamers. SD: Liveinmy houseir Tiv.. get a beach hM in Cal. FA To sett I KM. wate- skiTngTracing, partying. people .vho i ''rafetaM °aU n mw keep your stride, let it run through the rest of your life. MJ .. Special times, hugs, sleeping, munching, goofing, happinessl D: when things don’t go my way. arguing. SD: to build my famous hospital FA: Become a successful Reg- istered Nurse HW: I’m feeling he thy and MS anc re getting along our best. Steve Costa Roseland Terrace f : ketball 1. 2. 3. 4 'TveXaited all this time for you. beli promises |tere true. I kept believing mean what you say. be mine tom tomorrow’s today. Ozzy L: Sports. Ozzyjcomedtens. computers, piz; Qjjs D:N o n heights SD: To be a pro bl player .and to be rich. FA: To be happily mar- ried and to overcome all my fears. HW: With friends, alone with SG. useir Tiv . get a t ( have a .am„y «£ arms, when people are open with feelings. Rose Correia 53 Cypress Avenue Student Council 4 When you close your eyes, do you dream about me? You Love Me. Huh? L: Bubble baths, roses, color pink. Dean’s baby blues, having Liz for a sister. N.H. trips w gang. Mud. Dud. Stud, Holly Hobby. LD and DD's GP Zinger. D: Waiting, long ridesi criticizing peo- ple. being alone. SD To become wealthy and live a long happy life with Dean. FA: To accom- plish my main goals in life. HW: I’m with people I care about. Douglas A. Cory 4220 Main Road JV Soccer 1. 2; V Soccer 3. 4 Scream Team 3. 4 The future’s so bright. I gotta wear shades. Shaddap Just Great L: Beth. The Pinto, my guitars, jamming. Sun Bums. Scream Team. D: Doing things twice, not being able to do something, people who try for brownie points. SD: To play in a successful rock band FA: to be a successful and powerful person HW: I’m having fun withmy closest friends. Mary Jane Costa 399 Hooper Street Field Hockey 2. 3. 4; Treasuerer 2: Secretary of VICA Your can run. you can hide, but you never put aside what you’re feeling. Keep your balance. Jamie Beth Cottrreau 190 Old Bulgarmarsh Road Drama Club l; VICA- Rogers High School Today’s moments are lomou Vs memo- ries. L: Being with Tom. 9 15 85. 5 22 86. money, weekends, skating. Rogers, friends, going out with family. E.B . K.D.. rainbows, senior year. D: Fighting, snobs, being told what to do, Mondays, rainy days, doing reports, cleaning my room. SO: To win Megabucks. FA: To have a happy future. HW: With Tom. and family, doing things I like to do! John Cottrell Jr. 1117 Crandall Road Susan Marie Couto 1028 East Road Don’t walk in front of me. I may not follow Don’t walk behind me. I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend L: Being alone with Billy, roses, the color purple, my dog Roxie. puppies D: Fighting with Billy, getting up early, people who think they,are better than me. SD: To live m the Bahamas. FA: To be a hairdresser and own my own salon, get married to Billy. HW: With someone I l| | L: Horses, fast cars, farms, to work on trucks, to go on trips. Raymond D: Rainy days, win- ters. FA: To work with animals. HW: Listening to the radio Jeff Crepeau 11 Frank Drive Soccer 1. 2; Ski $ub 1. 3. 4 People say don’t ever look behind, happiness is just a state of mind. Rock N Roll lives and [breathes in the hearts of the young. What’s ue. Dokken, having lots of ith BS, SM. D: Queers, get- ney having no can School nd make it big FA: T o triends, listening to the n’t lie. Rock N Roll hearts up? L Motley money, partying ing caught, no SD To go to a get rich HW: rythem your hea ■ die. its Th Christina Cruz 70 Hayden Avenue ' Thinking about our younger years. There was only you and me. we were young and wild and free. BA Cruzer '?CP. Aerosmith. Bon Jovi. CA’s car. Jess, purple, goofing on SC and CA. walking on the beach, having a good time. D: Snobs, cocky people, getting up early, not having money, getting caught FA: To be hap- py and successful in whatever I do. HW: With friends. SD: T.M.C.A.L.H.E.A Patricia K. Culberson 389 Brayotn Road V. Cheering 3. 4; Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 2. 3. 4; Marching Band 3. 4: Ski Club 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. 4; Close-Up 4; Yearbook 4; Somerset Music Festival 3. 4; National Honor Society 4 You never leave someone you love; part of them is taken with you. but part of you is left behind. Peppermint L: Choklit. rain, roses, beaches, cheering and the girls, skiing, individ- uality. football, long talks. F.B. Players. Girls Nite Out. Kool-Aid! warm eyes. D: Stitches, excuses. Patsy. lies, bad attitudes, not get- ting my way. SD: To live in the Australian out- back and go back in time. FA: To travel. HW: In love, on my own. Lisa Doris Couturier 1812 Crandall Road Michelle DeGagne ,T9 Richard Drive dent Council 1; Softball 1. 2. 3, 4 Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime’. 100 Directory we'll take the best, forget the rest, and some- day we’ll fine-these are the best of times.” STYX. L: Journey. KQ. going for long bike rides, being alone, goofing on SC. watching the sunset on the beach. D: Rain, figting. having my picture taken, depression, cats. FA: To be happy and successful in whatever I do SD: T.M.K.A.L.H.W.A. HW: Out with friends. Mary Catherine DeMarco 17 Devon Way Foreign Language Club 2, 3; Drama Club 3. 4; Close-Up 3; Esperanto 3; Newspaper Staff 4 Will you try to change things, sue the power that you have, the power of a million new ideas? L: Chicago, all people, most places, some things, walking in the rain. D: Capitalism, callousness. Yuppies. SD: To be a agk jtar. FA: To do something worthwhile! in stead pf worth money HW: People are laughing. Scott Alan Dias Wwl. 187 Briarwood Avenue Football 2. 3; Basketball. 1, 3. 4; Soccer 1; Baseball 1, 2. 4 Get naked and be happy. L: Burger King. 9 2 86. summer of '86. Van Halen. Pay Day. 7th period. C.B.. parties D: Busy telephone poles, snoots no skiing, oney. car accidents. SD: To own the (avel agency in the U.S. FA: To be a nt HW: With good friends having a Drewniak ren Avenue NASA. FA: To become a test pilot for the Ma- rine Corps. HW: Listening to Zeppelin in my Chevy Nova with Lori Desmarias on a Saturday night. Marianne M. DeMello 449 Crandall Road Select Chorus 1. 2; Mixed Chorus 1. 2; Drama Club 1; Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; Ring Committee 3; Prom Committee 3. 4 Destiny isn’t a matter of chance, it’s a matter of choice; it’s not a thing to wait for. it’s a thing to be achieved. I hear you. L: Parties smiles, sleeping, my Mom. weekends. NYC. GS body, special moments. Icehousftf D Being broke, snobs, maybe’s. goodbye’s. criticis , bad atti- tudes. SD: To be theifein Rd. clodjt (Uncle Elmerl) FA: To live in liYC and be a successful social wor HW; When with friends and ev- erything's going my way. Lori Desmarais ?9 Wood Avenue Darren DeSouto r w Mid 143 W; Girl’s BasketbalT2 I am me. I will always be a second best some- body else. But I am the best me there is ” Sleeping late, dancing, shopping, music, aero- bics, skiing, french fries, banana splits D goodbyes, rainy days, fighting, snobs SD To be rich and to take a cruise around the world. HW: With family and friends FA: To be nappy and successful in whatever I choose to do. Tom Drought 74 Urban Lane You will never get a purple heart hiding in a foxhole; follow me;; L: Lori Desmarias. Chevy Yamaha. Porche. Led Zeppelin. Ozzy, D Ford. State Police. Drill Sargents. Rl. SD: Jo be the first person to fly to some d stant planet with 1351 Mam Road •There’s an a swcid o And Me s Zep whas tar. iehou bad aUitud like Jimmy FA Page my sh( me war ve I sho uit L: L der. In my hand; r in your garden, ou know! Led ep. playing gi ley. D Getting up, sno| cash. SD: To play guit! HW Partying with the cla cessful in life and jam with el Destremps Drive Andrew Devlh 2955 Main Road vlin - Christopher J. Dube 2?4 Crandall Road ISoccer 1. 2. National Honor Society 4 An ounce of ‘keep your mouth shut beats a ton of explanation American Citizen. L: Swim- ming, going, to the movies, dances, raquetball, concerts, girls, sports cars, AC DC. vacations. Newport, beaches. D: Working, homework, traffic, surprise quizzes, school lunch, rain. SD: Racing along in my very own Porche. FA: Mil- 1 lionaire at the age of 30. HW: On vacation, being with friends. Kim Dubois 400 Crandall Road L: Duran Duran, purple. Unicorns, rainbows, shopping. HW: I spend time with nieces. CG. and CD and nephew KG and the rest of the family, even if I don’t spend alot of time with them, and to spend time with friends JC. TE, HB D: Mondays, rain. Gary Dufresne 92 Russell Drive I’m here because I’m not all there , Take it as it comes L: Porshes. Jpo j, N.A.. and a ndeZ' home. D: People tacool to associate and veg- etables. SD: To jump out of a plane To help people HW Watching T.V late at night. C. Barry Dumas 30 Linda Road Make you an offer you can’t refuse; you only got your soul to lose; eternally let yourself go L: Rain, gloom, insanity, hamburgers, being alone. Critters. Garfield, blonds. D Fall River chaos, winter, getting tangled in p i 's. SD Race In Daytona 500 and crash. FA To own a 64 goat and not to get married. HW: Fishing with the guys and catching some big suckers then flipping out. ’ Ellis 92 Bonmefield Drive Every time I, look in the mirror all these lines on my face gettm’ clearer; the past is gone. It went by like dust to dawn. Aere r ith L Aer- osmith. Led Zep. 2 18 86. the beach at night, concerts, long hair, raccoons. D: Mornings, be- ing short, spiders, authority, dishonesty, light FA: To be happy with whatever I do. SD: To go to Europe HW: With CD and my friends Gary “Faz Faria 125 North Bray ton Road Drama Club 2, 3. 4; Jazz Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Student Council 4 And God shall wipe away tears from the eyes, and there shall be no more death. . N ther sorrow, nor crying; neither shall there be anymore brain; for the former things are passed away. Revelations L: SM. guitars. Directory 101 1 R R. Sis, CR, PM Search. D: Memories. SD: To be as tan as Carlos. FA. To have my songs reach 1 and tour the world. HW: Playing on stage with girls drooling or watching Gumby. Clinton Farais 66 Massey Road Thank you for always being there for me. Friends. I will miss you! Lee Ann Freitas 127 Fish Road Dance Squad 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 4 I understand about indec ion. I don’t care if I , get behfnd people living in competition. All I aimoerly t. hemandes want is to have my peace of mind. L: Tues- 3 Saxony Avenue days with the gang, wild nights with Jerdles. ■ ‘ chorus 1, 2, 3. 4: Student Council 3. 4: Class RC Kiz. SC and S. jeans, blonde hair, parties. Vice President 3; Student Council Correspond- D: Fiphts. ambulances, .snobs, clean rooms, mg Secretary 4; Chorus Secretary 2; Chou authority, cellulite. SD: To beat Jane ip a one Vice President 3; Chorus President 4; SASA 2) on one. FA To work with Shamoo and travel. All-State Chorus 2. 3: Yearbook Editor 4; Vol Thanks Mom and friends leyball 2 I may not always remeb believed me. but I never sh? believed in me . L Sunsets, singing, opera, law, long talks, bell, my buddy. B.C.. clothes, shopping. Newport. ID: Fake people, igno- rare. lies, prejudiced people, cheaters,, being restricted, being late: SD: to sing opera in Eu- rope. FA: To become a successful lawyer. HW: Being myself, relaxed with someone special. Beatrice Ferreira 56 Wood Avenue Chorus 1. 2, 3 Don’t give up until you drink from the silver cup and ride that highway in the sky. “Ya. Bea L: Weekends. Joe. getting along with family, money, good friends and talks with P W. D: Arguing, mornings, rainy days, and stuck up people. SD: Ride rapids and become a Singer. FA: To become a successful hair dresser and to do as good of a job raising rmyJ kids as my parents did. HW: In a bubble with i good friends and my family and when my friends are happy. Kris Ferreira 10 Isabella Avenue Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama 1; Ring Dance Com9 mittee 2 Babe, it’s now or never and tomorrow may ! e too late. L: Boston. Stina. being wch Steve, the lunch crew. 4-5-85. snow, my peisi r- D: Fighting, slow drivers, the Blue Bomber. be|B ing cold. SD; To get married, have a family and own a golden retriever. FA: To own a day can center. HW: With Steve and my friends. I love . you Mom and Dad. James. Gram, and Popp i Mom e who' have Joseph Furtado I those who 348 Bulgarmarsn Road Rep 1. 2. 3. 4; mmittee; THS Sherry Lynn Furta 64 Main Road Drama 1. 2 SASA 3 4 Prom.and Ring Newspaper 4 ™ If you love something set it free: if it doesn’t come back, hunt it down and kill it. L: Being with friends, movies, being with BR D: Snob?, seafood S To many BR and live happily ever after. FA: To become a travel agent. HW With my friends, family, and BR 23. Sue's eyes, summer nights, THS memories, eating, football, autumn, clothes. Jeeps. D. Getting sick cockyness. being broke, losing, failing, boredom. Bugaloo. SD: My own per- sonal dream. FA: To go to a four-year college, to live with the person I love and love my job HW: With the person I love, friends. Ronald Gemma 1070 Crandall Road Norman Glowacki 63 Paul James Drive Ski Club 1. 2,-3. 4 I'm a Rollin’ Thunder, a Pourin' Rain;: I’m co- min on like a hurricane. White lashes across the sky your only young but your gonna die- AC DC Gowacko-zoid What's up squirrel L: Snow skiing, Maidon, good times w friends D: No snow, snobs, being in trouble. SD: To be a 102 Directory Jay 112 Bridle way You know I’m a dreamer but my heart of gold, I had to run away high so I wouldn • come home low. Motley Crue .. summer of 8( par- tying at the Ice House, full tank, no work P: No gas. snobs, people who think they knov. t all. SD: To own a large corporation. FA: Tor. my own business. HW With good friends Mr) PM LP. RA. ED. DV. LB. JL. DD. AND Scott Gallant 46 Robert Gray Avenue Daniel P. Gaughan 114 Bramble Way Soccer 1. 4. Baseball 2. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. Ski Club 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3 Our greatest glory consists not in never fall- ing. but in rising every time we fall. Hoop. ski instructor out west. FA To succeed in any thing I do HW: N the crue of 87jJ and wher mom and Dad are not mad at me! Rich Gorman 589 Hancock Street L: Hunting, baseball, fishing, camping, and dirt-bike riding. HW: Riding a dirt-bike or my motorcycle. FA: Tnginoer Jason P. Grant 751 Bulgarmarsh Road Tennis 1; Foreign Language Club, vice presi- dent 2. president 3; Ski club 4; Prom commit- tee 3. 4; Fundraising 1. 2. 3. 4 I don’t want to be obsessed by desire. JPG L: Skiing, boating, shopping, having an awe- some tan. blond hair, blue and green eyes. U2. Billy Idol, beaches, summer sunsets, going out with friends, being recognized. D: rudeness, American cars, depression, people who judge me. goodbyes. FA: to become a worldly known architect and mode. SD: To own a Porche and to become successful HW: With family and friends. Lisa Graves 220 Main Road Drama 2; S.A.S.A. 3 Take me home tonight: I don’t want to let you go till you see the light - Eddie Money Lis L: 88’s hair, going shopping with Mom. skiing. football, 10 1 86, my job. oeing withxlose friends. D: snobby people, going out alone, not seeing the football FA: to own my own business. To become outrageously wealthy. HW. thinking about 88. Thanks mom. I love Ya!! Joe Green 24 Willow Street It’s the same did stetfy. all over again, tried to love her into just another friend. I want to love you. I want to make yoUmind. Won’t you LAY IT ON THE LINE Triump® L: Long hair, heavy metal. Jack Daniels. D: People saying “you need a haircut HW Listening to Led Zeppliri Cecile Gregory 98 Grmnell Avenue Jonathan Andrew HaM 41 Dewey Avenue Spotlight 3; Tennis 2; Foreign Language Club 2; Solo Ensemble 1-2, 3 4: All-State Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4? Stage Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Marching Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Pep Band 1. 2; Wind Ensemble 1. 2; Drama Club 4 Everyone has a purpose in life which they must use to their potential. L: Being an indi- vidual, porsche, being a royal pain. mime, be- ing comical, being ingenious and inventive, having money. U2. D: Being caught. GoocEB kids, laziness, being contradicted, being for to do something I don’t like. HW: Making peo- ple laugh FA: To accomplish everything I try for SD: To be an internationally reknowned musician. Tom Hamilton 80 Fury Avenue I’m waiting in my cold cell when the bell be- gins to chime, reflecting on my past life and it doesn’t have much time, because at 5 o'clock they take me to the gallow hole; the sands of time for me are running low- Iron Maiden. L: Partying, going to concerts. D: School, snobs. SD: Be part of a heavy metal band. FA: To leave R.l. HW: Being with people I like Thanks Mom and Dad. Party Forever 87 Kim Hans 415 Lake Road rlf you love something, set it free; if it comes back to you. it’s yours; if it doesn’t, it never was or will be.” Kimmie “Kim-A-Kim L: Winter nights, talking to DDS. being with good friends, chasing cable guys with AS. football, bowling. D: Getting lost in Newport with LH. Goodbyes, two-faced people, fighting with family and friends. FA: To be successful in whatever I choose to do. SD: To own a Lamborghini. HW: Out with good friends and family. James Henry Harple 137 Cypress Avenue l ' This is not dead which can eternal yet with strange aeons. Even death may die.” Iron Maiden. L: Kiss. Ozzy. Dio. food, fishing, play- ingftoop. D: Mondays, rainy days. pigs. SO;To become rich and buy anything I want. FA To jam with Ozzy and Jake. HW: I’m partying with the crue, Wale. Peck. Clip. Quicho. Abilit Murr, Monk. Descute. Vinnie, Ernie. Butchy, Pretty Boy. and Maggie Suzanne Harrington 342A River Road Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 2. 3. 4: Student council, . 2, 3; Homecoming commitee 2. 3; Ring dance 3; Prom 3. 4; Close-up 3 4 Talk about things that nobody cares, wearing other things that nobodv wears, calling my name butiFgotta,make clear, can’t say baby where 111 be in a year. L: Dark tans, summer, partying|W CR. SB. JS LF. TR. L MS. MV. Camarog, Goosewing, bets w AB. massive muscles.'Chad. Tuesdays D. Curfews cliques, headgames. know it alls.: To become an Aztec princess l eryonetoitogether having an| awesome tim J Chris Henderson ■25 Lowell Street Soccer 1. Basketball 1, 2. 4; Ski cluo i. 2. 3, 4. Scream Team 3. 4; Student Council 4 Never say yoo ibye. you and me and my old friends hoping it wmld never end. holding on we got to try. holdin on to never say goodbye. Hey, Hendo Doo-man L sfeling. basketball, m mJ days, beaches, snobs, losino, SD: To ut for the US ski team FA: To Take one day at a time and live fife to the r become a CPA and be happy. HW OUtwitl fullest. L: Having a good timte vilTi JL, CB. the FGs. Spending time with someone special DO, my sister, when DO s not in trouble, ||j (l )( s n9 tresfn powder, skiing the pack day’s by OBP’s. wher I’m getting aiong with my parents. 9 5 86. brown eye3®C When DO gets put away, being alone, working at IHOP, snobs. rumo75T fakes. GlAFDB. SD: To be- come rich and live on a secluded ispnd with (that someone special. FA: To ov the world ever after. HW Alone w™ Theresa Hams 442 Stone Church Road Volleyball 4; Prom Committee 3. 4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1. 2 Now that it's over and I’ve seeiyight through not looking back again, I’ll start anew Dok- ken. Tree L: Summer, volleyball, 5 28, “The Band , hanging around with friends, cats. D: Advice when not asked for. dogs, jealousy, math, confusion, waking up early, snakes, when Mom worries. SD: Have a pet tiger and a Lambourghini. FA: To be happy and success- ful in life. HW: Laughing and being with some- one I love. Wendy Helger 2354 Main Road Douglas M. Henderson 25 Lowell Street Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Marching Band 2. 3. 4; Basket- ball 1; Soccer 1; Scream Team 3. 4 “Life is full of dreams, broken hearts, and mys- teries; no worse has been done and you must move on -Y T Hendo” “Dooman King Papaya Get nautical! L: SKiing, steep-n- deep. snow bunnies, basketball, volleyball, metal, guitars, sax. summer, beaches D: Rain, baggm’, losing, no snow, bordom SD: To be- come a member of the U.S. Ski Team HW: Skiing, being with the SUN-BUMS’ and some- one special. Lori Heroux 236 Hooper Street Yearbook Staff 4 As is a tale, so is life: not how long it is but how good it is. is what matters.” Lori L: Being with Steve, spending money, days off. going to the beach. D: Fighting with parents, curfews, having no money, getting up early, fighting with SL. saying goodbye. S0. Suceed in life in what- 'A I -. 'k'k flu Directory 103 ever I do HW: With special friends, walking on the beach with Steve FA To be a Business Administrator. Leah Hibbad 273 Neck Road Cheering 3. 4, Ski Club 3. 4; Band 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Drama 3. 4 “Ain’t no game when you’re playing with fire. It doesn’t seem right that we fight, so the party runs on all nite. Dingy L' I can’t wait”, party- Hng with the people from Tiv.f CP. skiing. AC DC. FL. During SB. partying at SS. GN. IH. 8 12:30 on Sun.. SS. EC’s opinions. D: Dis- honesty. life in the slow lane. Sunday’s at 8 a m. SD: Own a Porshe FA: Live in N Y C and be a fashion designer. HW: Living life in the fast lane. 213 Mary Anne Hickey 16 Windwood Drive Karen Higgins 257 Robert Gray Avenue Field Hockey 1. 2. 3: Ski Club 1. 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 1. 2. 3. 4 “And these children that you spit on as they try to change their worlds are immune to your consultations; they are quite aware of what they’re going through.’’ Bowie Higgi’’ Go- ing to N H. D: Being under pressure, fighting with my family. SO: To help the less fortunate. FA: To become successful in journalism. HW: Being with the ones I care about Thanks Mom. Dad. and Julie. I love you! Sean Houlihan 265 Holly Circle Football 1; Baseball 4 “Prejudice dwells in the hearts of men; must we be judged by the color of skin; I got the message worth more diamonds and pearls: I want to live in a color-blind world. Boogie Boys L: Boston. Run DMC. Ninja. Tae Kwon Doe. GM Flash. Ace Frehly. pasta. 0 JEnglish, drinking, cats, smoking, broken legs. SD: To become a professional ball pla er. FA: To do the best at whatever I do. HW With special friends KB. RJ. JR., CR. EM. Gina Imbriglio 73 Haskins Avenue No. I'm not like this; I'm really kind of shy. but I get this feeling whenever you walk by I don’t want to make you high. If you could see your way to me. come on and let me try. let me take you home tonight.” Boston L: To part?'. Led Zep. D: School. FA: To be happy. . To marry Steve. HW: With Steve and good friends DC. TH. KV. KM. MF. HL. DR. MN. Good luck Kim and Srt. Kristi and Brian. Rodney T. Jennings 214 Brayton Road “Absorb what is, useful.“-Bruce Lee. “Dealm with life can really wreck ya!’’-The Boogie Boys. L: All types of Martial Arts. Hardcore. Hip hop movies. Hangin’ out with: CR. JF. KH. SH. JR. DB, JM. Cruisin’ In Craig’s Car withJhe top down. Ninja. D: The words “Bceakir mu- sic . smoking, drugs, tough guys. snoSS? fakes, bad attitudes. Bad days SDt: To meet Bruce Lee. FA: To receive my black belt HW: I’m happy I want a good life. John Jerome 610 Highland Avenue Michael Kaminski 159 West Hooper Street Student council 1; R.O.T.C. 3. 4 “You don’t have to die to go to heaven or hang around to be born again; just tune into what this apiace has got to offer, ’cause we may never be here again.” V.H. L: Pizza, cars, SF. movies. Van Halen D: Bigots, getting up early. Monday. SD: To go skydiving. FA: To be a military pilot HW Playing guitar John Paul Kershaw 10 Poinsetta Way Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Jazz Band 2; Foriegn Language Club 2. 3 And in the end on dreams we will depend. Van Halen L Musics being with my friends. D: Working, people who thmfcuthey’re better than you. SD: To travel the wort?}. FA: To have a comfortable life. HW: With someone special Joe Kralicky 30 Norman Driv Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1; Ski Club 4; Scream Team 3. 4 “Life moves pretty fast; if you don’t stop and 104 Directory ' look at it once in a while, you’re gonna miss it. Ferris Bueller Serge” L Baseball, skiing, fish- ing. roller coasters, computers. D: Traffic, homework, losing, forgetting to do things. SD To pitch in world series for the Red Sox. FA: To be a computer engineer and work in the space shuttle. HW: Skiing and fishing with the guys. Elizabeth Jane Kurlan 36 Jennifer Lane JV Cheerleading 2; Varsity Cheerleading 3. 4; Somerset Music Festival 3, 4; Marching Band Auxiliary 3. 4; Chorus 1, 2; Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Foreighn Language Club 2. 3. 4; Close-up 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 2. 3. 4; Jr. Prom committee 2. 3; Senior Prom Committee 3. 4; Ring Dance Committee 3. 4; Newspaper 4; Yearbook Assistant Editor and photographer 4. fundraising i. 2. 3. 4 “Tkill a dream is the greatest Crime. EJK Liz L: Cheerleading, skiing, football, my car, dancing, funk, muscles, dark tans, blonde hair and blue eyes, challenges, beach parties with Kool-Aid, my mom. clothes, spring break in Florida. Christmas shopping in NYC, snow for Christmas, girls’ night out URI. DL: Being teased, jealousy, rumors, lies. SD: Be a Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader. Thanks Mom and Dad-1 Love Ya! John A Lachapelle, Jr. 204 Brayton Road “CHEVY’S THE BEST, FORGET THE REST!” L: Being outdoors, and being with animals. DL: Being in school FA: Would like to attend East Coasst Aero Tech and work in aero mechan- ics. and after I get a job down pat. I would like to get married. HW: I’m having a good time with a bunch of my friends or if it’s a nice day taking a nice long walk in the woods or if it’s raining I’ll stay inside and build a few good models. . Suzanne Landry 65 Roseland Drive Field hockey. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1; Close- up Drama Club: 1. 2. 3. 4 Newspaper 4; Foreign Language Club 2. 3. 4 I’ll remember all the laughter as we go our separate ways, but there is so much we are still learning and we just can’t be afraid -J. Wag- ner L: Bloom County. Cowpokes, sleep, light- ning, shopping, cherry pie filling. D: Crowds, seafood, headaches, being confused, cigarette smoke. SO: To win the Nobel Prize in medicine. FA: to become a doctor and do research in genetics. HW: Shopping with good friends. Luci Langlois 988 Stafford Road Cheerleading 1 2, Drama Club 3 “Love is a power that transforms the soul, fills hearts with heaven and gives life its goal.” Loreta Inman. L: Summer nights, convertibles, teddy bears, and dancing. D: Snobs, rainy days, broken promises, and fake models. SD: To be the president of a major computer corp. FA: To get my MS degree in computer science and work for a major corporation. HW: Spend- ing time with Russ. Chris Lapointe 150 Briar wood Avenue Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2;iSki Club 4 'When you dream your holding the key to un- lock the door to let you be free.” DIO L: Sar- casm. friends. Van Halen. baseball, sailing, weekends, food, blondes, beach, relaxing. D: Work, worrying, indecision, snobs, fools, auto- matics. pain, ignorance, viewpoints different from my own. SD: To play 3rd base for the KC Royals and hit .400. FA: To be comfortabley wealthy and marry the ■perfect woman, to have kids and Lotus HW With friends. Ha Hie Larocque 126 Durfee Road Drama 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Rep 1 Every man is a moon and has a dark side he never shows to anyone. Slow right down ..Being with the ladies, partying, 60s tunes. eating, dressing nice, spending money, seeing friends happy. D. Getting up early, being hungry, hearing kids whine, boredom, losing friends, fake people. SD: To grow to five foot tall. FA: To make money without working hard HW: In the twilight zone. Thanks to RL RL. Jo-Ann Lavoie 495 East Hooper Street Soccer 2. Drama Club 2; Yearbook 4; SASA 4 Oh Tender Years won't you wash away my tears, how I wish you were near; please don’t go Tender Years. John Cafferty. L Being with George, snowy winter days. cats, stuffed ani- mals D- Fighting with George and parents. people who lie. being alone. SD: To someday own a Mustang. FA: To do the best in all I do. HW: With George and family. David Lawrenson 28 Carl Drive Diana LeFrancois 138 Maple Drive Take me from this wilderness. I want to be where I won’t be lonely. I want to be where I can see. I want to be where I can be free L. Spring, rainy nights, walking through the woods or on the beach D Broken glass, hunt- ing. when Josh gets sick. SD: To always be happy and live my life one day at a time. FA: To make enough money to life comfortably. HW Laughing and playing with JOSHUA. R. Mark Leger 24 Dewey Avenue Keith Lester 28 Presidential Drive NJROTC 1. 2. 3. 4 Go Ahead . . Make my day Traveling, flying, time to myself, shooting, swiming D. Car trouble work, obnoxious people, lectures. FA: To be a commercial airline pilot and to gradu- ate from college with a degree in Aeronautics. SD: To be able to retire and 30 and take it easy HW Taking it easy and shooting target prac- tice with my rifl“ Carrie Ann Levesque 30 Dewey Avenue Chorus 1; Concert Band 1. 2. 4; Maxhmg Band 1. 2; Auxiliary to the band 3. 4; J.V Cheerleader 1. 2. ; J.V. Captain 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4; Ring Dance Committee 2. 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Class Secretary 1. 2; It doesn’t make a difference if we make it or not. we’ve got each other and that’s alot. Shut up. Paul Bunny L: Laughing, hugs. Christmas eve of 85 3 5 82. security, talking to friends and Steve's eyes. D: Being alone or scared, snow, heights, broken promises and no-wm situations. FA: To spend as much time with Steve as possible and to run a day are center. SD: to be a world peacemaker and stop nuclear war. Lisa Levesque 669 Fish Road When you dream, you hold the key to open the door and let you be free.” RJD SLAMMA Lis L: Summer, rain, snow- storms. Chs smile, fires. The Beach, wind, par- ties. 87. D. Red lights, busy signals, colds, snobs, no money. 8 8 86. SD: To live in the Bahamas in a straw shack. FA: To be rich and successful. HW: Having fun w NA and all my friends. Good luck everyone, don’t forget 87 ! Thanx Mom and Dad, I love you! We’ll never party now. Nadine Levesque 107 Haskins Avenue Marching'Band 1 Concert Band 1. 2 The mome’it may be temporary, but the memory lasts forever- SLAMMA! Nade” L: Sunsets.fepses. partying (D D ). beaches, hugs, getting klong with Mom + Dad. spend- ing time with fiends. LL. KM. PP. DH. Bro. D. fighting, goodbyes, cocky attitudes 8 8 86. having no money FA: To be happy + suc- cessful + live life to tt e fullest. HW: spending time with someone special + going out with friends. Patricia A. Lewis 1172 Crandall Road “If you love something set it free; if it doesn't return, it was never meant to be; if it does, love it forever.” L: Candy, roses, the color purple, sunsets, walking on the beach, and being with Dave. D. Not having money, snobs, arguing with Dave, and Mondays. SD: To be a million aire FA: To marry Dave and have two children HW: With friends, family and Dave. Susan Lima 136 Durfee Road Walking down this rocky road wondering where my life is leading, rolling on to the bitter end. Bad Co. L My family, being happy, par ties, snowy nights. Tara. KM. having money, John Bon Jovi. D: Stubs, nagging, nosey peo- ple. being broke, my car’s breaking down. SD: to build a house in the woods FA: To get mar- ried someday to the guy I love HW. I'm feeling fine and having Randy to be mine. Jay Lin ha res 49 Evans Avenue Steve Loomis 91 Driftwood Drive Drama 1 If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you. it’s yours; if it doesn't, it never was. Steve. L: Lori H.. walks on the beach, when Lori and I listen to music. D: Fights with the wife, stupid mistakes, being all alone FA: To travel, truck driving, automechanics. HW: Being with Lori for as long as I can. Roy Manosh 41 Richard Drive Drama 1; JV Basketball 1. 2; Varsity Basketball 3; Tennis 3. 4 There is a way of living that has a certain grace and beauty. It is not a constant race for what is next, rather an appreciation of what has come before. Ralph. Lauren L: Beaches, Paris, AJ. polo. Jags, shopping, athletes. NY. Boston. D: Rain, diets, cheerleaders. Fall River. SD: To own a castle in France FA To be suc- cessful in the fashion industry. HW: Traveling and there is no pressure on me. Thanks Mom and Dad. Colleen McGovern Dorene Medeiros 15 Faria Way. PO Box 1 Field Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Jazz Band 3. 4; Wind Ensemble 1. Like the setting sun ya turn around; it's gone -Bryan Adams-'Reney Dor L: Sax. jazz, music. Europe, field hockey, basketball, the ocean, sunsets, surfing, penguins, animals. D: Snobs, ponds, losing, schedules. HW: En- joying life, being with good friends, and meet- ing people SD: To be a performer on sax in a professional band, and live near the ocean. Judy Ann Marsden 145 Richard Drive Sometimes you have to experience the worsf to appreciate how good the good can be | Hell is for Children..Chewy . Picnics on the beach with Ron. 11-25-85, spending time, talking and crying with Cathy, frogs RU- MORS. snobs, changing. C P.'s. Tires, not be- ing able to see R.G., being broke. SD Not ever having to worry about mqpey FA: to attend .college, have a career, and a family. HW: Not in a rush. Field Hockey 1, 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3, 4 Reach high, for the stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep for every dream precedes the goal. McGov Weekends, field hocky, basketball, softball. 24, having great coaches. D: Losing yarnes, moody people, depression FA: To be successful in whatever I choose to do. SD: To play a real game of football for the Pat’s. HW: Being with great coaches. Mr. A. Mr M. Mr. R. Miss F, and family and that special someone. Mon nd Dad I Love You! Ronald G. Ma 557 Lake Road L: Chevys. girls, and rs“ md mwiey 9. Me •: A. Mel h Avenu Kenney Lisa Medeiros 24 Dewey Avenue Concert Band 1,2. 3; Marching Band 1.2. 3. 4; Concert Choir 1, 2. 3. 4; Show Chorus 4; PA Club 4. SASA 4 Only kidding.’' L: Judo, singing, being on the millionaires’ beach with JP. art. and music. D. Lectures, arguments, and failing SD: To have 5 magic powers FA: To become a elementary art teacher, to go to AMCAN International Judo Challenge, and receive my black belt HW: With Jimmy, family, friends, and Magic . D: Fords, snobs. and getting m jams. FA: To bec®| mechanic SD Become a millionaire and build muscle cars out of Chevys HW- Making money. Ken dice L. Masse 108 Beardsworth Road Drama 1. 2. 3. 4. P.A Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Foreign Language 2. 3; Prom Committee 2, 3; Chorus I'm steppin out, I’m movin qp. I'm gonna see the world like a rollin stone; Ijmgonna be somebody-l'm steppin out. Eloken; [Excuse me! L Bowie. Bach-zz top. drama, singing. drawing D Being separated from people I love, when the bread «Stale, when' Allison 56 BeecH Avenue Dance Squad 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Council 3. 4;| Mki Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee J| beaming permits each and every one of us to be quietly and safely insane every night of our lives.’’ AL ALI-BABA, Tiny L: Popcorn. S.T s when GMD makes nfe'srhTfe. sleeping. WNB. skiing and going wild, clouds. D: 1st period. Igpodbyes. shopping for shoes and making de| cisions. SD: To design my own line of women's shoes for small feet. HW: Laughing w friends. having plenty of $ and no worries. FA: To be happy and successful in life. Philip Medeiros 892 Crandall Road Baseball 1; J.V. Soccer 1; Varsity Soccer 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 4 But it was only fantasy. The wall was too high, as you can see. No matter how he tried, he could not break free. And the worms ate into his brain. Pink Floyd L: Pink Floyd. Genesis, IVO. Musters, rain, the woods, playing Frisbee, candlelight, and old sneakers. FA: To live on top of a mountain with the one I love. HW Alone in the woods. SD. To play keyboards for Pink Floyd. Dave Medeiros wrong. SD: Race and test-drive cars for Jag- uar FA: Produce and direct Headway shows, own an art gallery and a Jag. HW:' and friends, reading Bloom County-FS Sandra A. McDi 333 Main Road 80 Bay Street Basketball 1. 2 In the days of my youth I was told what it was to be a man; nowthat I’ve reached that age. I do all those things best I can.’’-Led Zeppelin L: _Water skiing. Chevys. boats. L.B.. being with friends, fishing, rock concerts. Yamahas. and the quarter mile. SD: To own my own plum- bing heating business. FA: To be rich. HW- Withtnends. Renee Michelle Melan 11 Fay Street Volleyball 1; Foreign Lang Silly rabbit. Trix are for kids Being with Bob. CA. H Spumanti, sunsets at t b 2 Wr-r-ong!! L: e roses. Austi ch. drawing. sandpipers. D: Fighting, jocks, any bug with more than two legs. PDH CO. SD To cruise to Australia on my honeymoon, and to cook as well as Bob's mom. FA: To become a graphic designer and own my own businiess. HW: Hug- ging Bob. spacing to Gratefull Dead. Hey Mom and Dad—I love you!!!! and thanx. David Mello 288 East Hilton Street Douglas Mello 202 Warren Avenue Kerri Mello 32 Roseland Drive Student Council 1. 2; Drama 1. 2. 3; Dance Squad 2. 3; Ring Dance Committee 1. 2 All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be ... L: Having money, the beach, shopping, thunder and lightening storms. 16. Chinese food, talks with Dad. skiing. D: People who don’t smile or laugh, cliques, having no gas. being called Carrie. SD: To be a world- famous artist. FA: To be the best at what I do and to travel to Australia. Egypt, and Japan HW: Out having fun with good friends. Ernie Mendonca 735 Stafford Road Football: 2; 3; 4 Baseball: 1; 2; 3; 4 Ski Club 3. 4 When you hear the sound a cornin' hear the drummer drummin’. I want you to join together with the band- THE WHO Ohh Beautiful . ' Meet ya down the boatramp . Yaaa .. Sat- urday morning. Saturday nights, defense, par- tying with the Crue. AC DC. Chevelles. Ms. Kinney’s 7thperiod. Ice house parties. D: Ra- dar. slow drivers, snoots, football diners. Sun- day mornings, and pretty boys HW': Partying with friends! Thanx Guys 87 Kelly Moniz 288 Canonicus Street. POB 241 Ski Club 1. 2. 4; Chorus 1: Ring Committee 2; Ring Dance,.Committee 3: Soccer Statistician 4 Learn to love because only those who love can be loved too “What's Shakin? L: Being with Keith, skiing. 6 27 85. 20. hugs, sun- sets. sleeping late. Bobby, Lounge. D: Busy signals, goodbyes, fighting, being cold, rain in winter. SD To travel the world and live forever with the one I love. FA: To be happy in whatev- er I do. HW With Keith and when everyone I care about is Happy. Kyle T. Motta 105 Merritt Drive Freshman Basketball 1 L Sports, walking on beach with C.R., going to dances. Van Halen. going to the moviesl D: Snobs, Mondays, rainy days, fish SD: Being a lawyer, buying a Trans Am, being rich. FA: To be a carpenter, have my own house, get mar- ried. and own my own business. HW: Going out with friends, and especially being with C.R. Scott Mulcahy 200 Bulgarmarsh Road “Mama's gonna worry; I've been a bad bad boy; no use saying sorry, it's something that I enjoy flying high again :Ozzy Monk Z.. AC DC. lots of money, fast cars, Ice House,, loud music. D: School, slow drivers. Mondays, rainy days. HW: Partying with the crew of 87” SD: To be really rich and never have to work. FA To succeed in anything that I do Thanks Mom Dad Brian Murray J 62 Jefferson Street Basketball 1; baseball 1. 2 ] “Singing in the sunshine, dancing in the rain, hitting on the moonshine, rock on the grain . Led Zeppelin Murr And I don’t L AC DC. The Who. Hoop. E.M. Tunes. L A Raiders. Pi- ledrivers. concerts, carping. B-S. K-P. G-W. Icehouse parties D Mondays, not having mon- ey. Dal Cowboys, summer school HW: Party- ing with the crue !!! SD: To block for Marcus FA: To be successful. Lon A. Murray 48 Pleasant Avenue I can't wait all my life on a street of broken dreams. L C. C. ice cream, sleeping, walks on the beach, laughing, dreaming. Santa Bar bara. Journey. D: Not having a car fighting with family; being called Dizzy, no $. being alone being bored, working on weekends. SD: To marry a rich, good man. and live happily ever after. FA: To become a Cruise Director. HW With my good friends and we are laughing and all having a good time John Murray 786 Main Road Nathaniel Conant Neville 197 Neck Road J.V. Soccer. 1. 2; V Soccer 3. 4; Scream Team 3. 4 Don’t try and be someone you can’t; people will accept you for what you are. not someone you aren’t. L: Hunting, fishing, being outdoors. MTP, 7. Bryan Adams. T.C. D C. B.R. J.O. W.H. D: Pink Orka. losing, confusion SD: To be successful in whatever I do and be well know FA: To fly in the NAVY and live in a Log Cabin. HW: Walking m the Moonlight on a de- serted beach with my girl friend. Thanx M D. you’ll travel w me wherever I go. Bradford Newbury 41 Ferreira Drive Marching Band 2. 3. 4. Jazz Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Foreign Language Club 3; Variety Show 2. 3; Honor Society 4. Drama 1 The shortest and surest way to live with honor m the world, is to be in reality what we would appear to be. L: Hunting, guns, beer, shoot- ing trap; D: Missed shots, false alarms, SATs, punks, rainy days. SD: To hunt lions in Africa FA: To become an electrical engineer HW: Fighting fires and hunting gees Thank you I love you Mom and Dad. Andrew Northrup 76 Briarwood Avenue Face up make your stand and realize your living in the golden years. L: Drums, guitars. Mopar. friends, fast cars. D: snobs, no cash, homework, SD To play the drums for Van Ha- len. FA: To play drums in a professional band HW: Jammin’ with’good friends; racing in a Mopar; goofin'. Shawn O’Bryan 51 Leger Lane One of these days I’m gonna change my evil ways. AC DC L: Fast cars, football, friends, money, basset hounds, freedom. Heavy Metal. D: No money, heights, rain. FA: To live my life the best way possible. HW: With my friends and fishing, and spending some time alone, listening to my favorite music. Jeff Oliveit 164 Furey Avenue l“it was starting to rain on the night that they Directory 107 first decided; it was blindingly slow on the night that they ran away. They were lost in the dark and they were never found, just like somebody slammed a door, bang . . . DIO L: Partying with friends BJ, MH. WP. DR. Mustangs. D: Snobs, waking up. SD: To build my own house in the mountains. FA: To be an architectural designer. HW: I’m doing what I want. Later guys. 87 Susan M. Oliveira 25 Shannon Avenue Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 J.V. Cheering 2 Varsity Cheering 3. 4 Ring Dance Committee 3 Jr. Prom Committee 3 Sr. Prom Committee 4 Somerset Music Festival 3. 4 Marching Band Auxiliary 3. 4 “Keep within your heart a place where dreams may grow- Your so silly walking on the palms of my feet -Blondie Susie giggles Quizi- Sue L: Mickey. 23's hugs 6 26 86. cheering, piano. Vavo’s beach. Dumbo. Cape Cod. Chris and massive skiing. Danny’s eyes. D: Thunder, bridges. 10 30 77, disappointments, slush, bugaloo. goodbyes, frowns. FA: To be a psy- chologist and prof. SD: To own an elephant. HIV In love (DPG) and with my dog. Bill Oliveira 80 Louise Drive J.V. Soccer 2 Varsity Soccer 3. 4 Just because you’re small in size, dosen’t mean you're small in heart. L: Sports, week- ends. computers, money, summer, eating, loud rock. The Sox. Bruins. Pats, and Celts. D: Snobs, losing, soap operas, getting up early, drugs, the Mets, and Bears. SD: To play one game on every New England sports team. FA: To have a rich career with a happy family. HW: Hacking on my computer while listening to loud music. Jason M. Panel 55 Briggs Lane Soccer 1. 2. 3. (Captain) 4; Basketball 1, 2 Tennis 2. 3. 4 Standin’ on the edge of the road, thumb in the air. I’m gonna change my evil ways, one of these days. I’m gonna ride on. AC DC. TSSSS. AEEEEH! Soccerboy :L G.S.. chowin’, 9 2 86. AC DC. E M Stereo. 7th per., par- ties. weekends. D: Mondays, busy signals, hav- ing no cash SD To be a trainer for a pro team. HW Partying with the class of 87. Thanks Mon' Dad. I couldn’t have done it without you Chris Paquette 102 Bramble Way I'm the one that’s going to die. when it’s time for me to die. so let me live my life the way I want to!” Hendrix L: Hugging Pam. cruisin' with Big Jim. crankin’ music w B.C.. payday, sleeping late D Paying for gas. rumors, double Englishes, complainers, tardies. SD: To be- come successfully rich, move to Beverly Hills, and retire. FA: To own my own business. HW: Cruisin’ with Pam or partying with the guys. Jonathan William Peckham 644 Highland Road Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2 I go to parties sometimes until four; it’s hard to leave when you can’t find the door. It’s tough to handle his fourtune and fame; every- body's so different. I haven’t changed. Joe Walsh PECK Whabney?” L: Icehouse, fishing, hockey, skiing. Led Zep, LAF, The Ramp. D: Mondays, snobs, teachers who play favorites. SD: To own a 39 ft. OceanRacer. FA To be captam on my own cruise ship. HIV: With the crue of 87 KO DD MP EM BW TW MA JH Thanx MOM DAD. Lisa Peixoto 274 Mam Road Love is something you should never shut your heart to; for if you shut your heart to love, you shut your eyes to life. L: Being with JS and Punky, long walks on the beaches of Newport with JS. playing cards with JS. THE REZ! D Arguing, seeing those I love hurt. SD To get married and live in the Boonies on the top of a mountain far away and live happily ever after with JOE. FA: To be successful in everything I do Pam Pelletier $39 Carl Drive H Good times, badiimes. you know I’ve had my i share. LED ZEPPLIN What’s up? L: Ca- y-‘ maros, MM. having $. my nephew-Ryan. Goo- ( fin with Meesh and friends, Burger King. VH. A AC DC. summer nights, lounge D: Mondays, working weekends, know-it-alls, seafood. THS 108 Directory rules SD: To be the winner of a $30 million Megabucks Jackpot FA: To be happy with MM. friends, and when things are going my way. Michael Patterson 130 Robert Gray Drive Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Many dreams come true and some have silver linings; I love for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. Led Zep Spanky “Clip Not Yet L: Ice House. TR. Led Zep. 7th period, sleeping late, boat ramp. 9 2 86. Motorcycles. D: No money, alarm clocks, getting burned. Fall Riv- er. SD: To run my own construction company. FA: To ride across the country on a motorcy- cle. HIV: Partying with the class of 87. Catherine Perry 150 East Bourne Avenue Love is simple, love is kind, love is everything but love is blind! Cathy .. family, friends, cars, lovie. July 12. roses, wedding gowns. Chewy. Segar. life. D: Fights, snobs, war. SD: To see the world. FA: To live a long and happy life with someone I love. (JLA) HW: I’m out with Lovie or talking to Chewy. I’m thinking of Lovie and what we have together. Mike is home for good. June 13 is over. Renee Pineault 25 Massey Road What a long strange trip it’s been! GD. L: Being with good friends and partying with DS TP SS CR PM PA TS Fires and the GFG D: Having no money or gas and being told. HEY. your cute! SD: To go back to the summer of 85 and for Hallie to be happy again. FA: To live in a log cabin with my kids. HW: With good friends and the Lion from the Wizard of Oz and seeing Hallie smile! ACG 7 11 86 Brenda Pledger 96 Brayton Road Drill Team 1 I just need some time, some time to get away. Timex Social Club. L: Partying, going out, art. horses, being with my boyfriend. Ar- kansas. staying out late, having a good time, succeeding, getting what I want. D: Making decisions, getting up in the morning, lazy peo- ple. snobs, growing up. and paying car insur- ance. HW I’m with my friends. FA: To have a career in art. Jeffrey L. Rachubinski 1 Brayton Road I'm almost human, can’t help feelin strange the moment is up I think I’m gonna change. L: Old Chevy’s, heavy metal, playing drums. Pe- ter Criss. Going Out. Kiss. Maiden, favorite saying Yeeeees D: Funk, snobs, braggers. tough guys, short hair. SD: To be in a famous rock band. FA To be a talented musician. HW With friends. Nickname Rocky” Robert Raposo 111 Leger Lane - Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama 2. 3. 4; Wind Ensemble 2; NROTC 1. 2. 3; Foreign Language 2; Nation al Honor Society 4 “Hold on to your dream Triumph i: Being with friends. Triumph. Dio. camping, swim- ming. weekends. people, being depressed, mornings. Mondays, punk. SD To live in a large house on the island of Maui. Hawaii FA: To be in the military and live in Hawaii. HW: Being with my girlfriend and friends. Caroline E Reed 95 Highland Road Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 Soccer 3 Student Council 2. 3 4 Recording Sec 4 Close Up 3. 4 Insite 1 Ski Club 4 You can go on with your search and I can go on with mine. Maybe someday we will find that it wasn't really wasted time.“-Eagles Carrie Buckett” L: The beach at night, summer of ’86. 9 2 86. S.T.’s Tues. girls, ice house, goo- fin with the crew D: sunburns, getting stripped, freckles, goodbyes..neat rooms, users. SO: To fly south every winter. FA: To work with chil- dren HW: I’m out with good friends and travel- ing with D.O.M. and D.O.D. Robert Rego 3785 Main Road “You will know for the first time if we’re evil or divine we’re the last in line!” DIO L: Fords, fishing, R.R., D C.. N.N. D: Getting up in the morning, doing work around the house. FA: To go out with R.R. and to get a good job HW: Out with friends. Donald Richards 214 Judson Street Melissa Rocha 27 Sunderland Heights “Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth. I do recall those were the best times most of all. Journey L: Riding my horse, being with MS. Summer, spending money D: Being yelled at. my job. SD: To be rich, own a house with lots of land. FA: For my life to go right. HW: Out going what I want when I want, not being told what to do. being with my friends. BYE GUYS Robyn Marie Rodrigues 36 Holly Lane Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama 1. 2. 3. 4; Dance Squad 3. 4. “A merry heart goes twice the way that tires a sad one.” ‘Trust your dreams to God L: Tracy Powers 108 Fern Way Chorus 2. 3. 4 “The wheel in the sky keeps on turning. I don’t now where I'll be tomorrow ” Journey. L: Be- ng with friends. DMS, RIP. CMR. SAS. P M beach. GFG. camping in CC. Pat’s campfires, music, being with TG. Todd’s eyelashes. D: Feet. Chinese food, fighting with friends. SD. J. Carlos Ragas 1034 Stafford Road Varsity Football 2. 3; Drama 3. 4; Foreign Lan- guage 3; Ski Club 4. Scream Team 4 Remember, no matter where you go, there you are.” “Los” L: Skiing, drama, sun bums, being crazy, the FG’s. wipe outs. 10 17 87 trucks Bloom County. Gary’s chest, laughing D: Having no money, getting hurt, cannibals, Tojive in a beach house in Calif. FA To be a people that act too serious. SD: To ski in the successful child physcologist. HW Goofing with friends, spending time with Todd. Jennifer A. Proulx 285 Riverside Drive JV Cheerleader 1. 2; V Cheerleader 3; Jr. Class Pres; Student Council 3. 4 Parliamentarian- Student Council 4; Sr. Class Pres; Chorus 1; Foreign Language Club 2. 3 Mirror in the sky. what is love; can the child within my heart rise above; can I sail through the changing ocean tides; can I handle the seasons of my life; I’ve been afraid of changing because I’ve built my life around you. but time makes you bolder. Even children get older, and I’m getting older, too.” HW Free, with the peo ple I love, and especially when I have creative Ispace and time!! Junken. Kenny ZZ. Quicho 855 Stafford Road “I can see through mountains watch them dis- appear. I can even touch the sky. Swallowing Sahara Desert; also to find that someone. FA: To be a famous actor and comedian. HW: With family and friends I love You Mom and Dad. Just laugh one more time! Russ Rancourt 301 Bulgarmarsh Road Senior Variety Show 2. 3. 4 Now the crowd breaks as a young boy ap- pears. looks the old man in the eye as he spreads his wings and shouts at the crowd in the name of God. My Father I fly his eyes seem so glazed as he flies on the wings of a dream now he knows his father betrayed no his wings turn to ashes to ashes his grave. Iron Maiden. Yes. but are you hip? Catch you in the after- life.. Russ. Iron Maiden's gonna get all of you. Tracey Raposa 413 Hooper Street Field hockey 2. 3, 4, Rtpm committee 4 Every time when I look in the mirror, all these lines on my face gettin clearer, the past is colors of the sound I hear. Am I just a crazy gone Space L:Tues. Girls, S.T's summer of guy. Mama’s gonna worry. I’ve been a bad bad boy. Ozzy Ozbourne. Coco. Quich . Trun- nyman L: Money, fishing, parties. J.P., sleep- ing. D: No money, loosing big fish SD. To own a basstracker and fish in Louisiana. FA: To move to Hawaii, be successful. Thanx Mom and Dad. 86. 9 2 86. icehouse. AC DC. partying with the erue. D: Going to work, accidents, busy signals, hospitals. SD: To be rich and famous and to marry Rob Lowe. FA: To be an airline stewardess HW When with all my friends par- tying. Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you! Directory Dancing, beaches, flowers.memories. starlit nights, being w friends and family. Bloom County, clothes. D: Snobs, 2-faced people, fighting, being hurt by people I love. Good- byes. FA- To be successful in a career in medi- cine SD: To dance on Broadway. HW: Dane ing and w friends and family. Good luck everyone! To my best friends.Thanx Mom Dad. I love You! Charlie Rose 75 Ridge Side Lane One foot on the brake and one on the gas. Hey. there’s too much traffic; I can’t pass, no.” Sammy Hagar L: Racing, being with Lisa, fish- ing, hunting. SD: To race at Daytona FA: To open my own business and become wealthy HW: Racing, hanging with the Crue. 87”. fish- ing with K.Q , J.P. Ann Sanford 1 Murray Way Softball 3. 4; Cheerle ader 4 Life is like a big ballqpn-it flies and goes so high; and once you let the string out of your hand, it’s time to say goodbye” L: Being with friends SC. AS. TC. MP. RR. MM. SC. nice clothes, when things are going my way D: Rainy days, mood people. being told what to do. no money, goodbyes. SD: To be happily married and be rich. FA: To go to college. HW: Partying with friends TJC. B. H. P. OTBD” ANNIE” Charlene Rousseau 20 Oakland Street Drama 1, 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2. ,3. 4 You only live once so live in love and not misery.” Jesi L: Happy smiles, hugs ai kisses, romantic places, beaches, being love. D: snobs, liars, not being able to help people with a problem, deaths. SD To live a happy fulfilled life. FA To become a medical assistant and have a happy marriage. HW: OuL withfriends. being with my family and having someone to care for Good luck to all my friends. I’ll miss you! Gail Santos 20 Carl Drive “I live my life the way that I cN fied with nothing to loose. I don’ I don’t know the reason why questions ! don’t get no lies.” with friends, sleeping latq, weekends, fast cars good music. D: Rain, waitiny liars, having no money. SD: To live my life to its fullest To become a cosmetologist ’m satis- o favors, 't ask no evm. beir g to i:s fullest HW- with Kevi' Kimberly A. Rousseau 128 Beardsworth Road SASA 2. 3, 4; Concert Choir 3. 4; Show Chorus 3, 4; Concert Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Marching Band 1. 2; Drama 1. 2, 3. 4. The world is full of people both old ana new. but the best ones to have around are the ones that love you ” Kimsie, Rousse .. Sailing, being with friends, smiling, helping people, sunshine D: Mom + Dad snoring when I’m trying to sleep, frowns, tears. Mondays, fighting. FA To get my MSW and to help hurting children SD: Tammy Santos 31 Leger Lane | Dance Squad 1 Life is to short so why waste precicfos times I L Dancing, Being w Ronnie. talkingAo Mom and Dad. Mickey Mouse, sunsets, walks l Sobs, fighting, not having money, people who don’t understand or who think they’re better than you. not having a car. SD: To attend Hall Ins., own a Fiero, a dance studio, to marry Ronnie FA: To have' R tcfeor wedding, live In my own 'pTffhsion in Hawaii j Withl RnnniP To have a big happy family and live in a peace ful world. Good luck '87! Anthony Russo 831 Crandall Road Stephanie Savidge 66 Maple Drive Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. VoMUyffllT2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2; Ski Club 4 M This time you’ve got nothing to lose- you can take ft. yr u can leave it. whatever you chose. I won’t hold back anything, and I walk away a fool or a king.” SAV” L: Boston. DA 44, 24 parting, EC. LH. Celtics, volleyballj McGov” D: Losing nojbooney. when I’rrffl cranky, grumpy peopie. SD: Jo getjpto the Patriot’s ockeroom. FA To be a sports writer for the Boston Globe HW: With the people I love and love me. Jennifer L. Silva 107 Bramble Way Class Treasurer 1J Foreign Language Club 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 4 If you don’t take chances, you won’t make advances.” THE STONES L: Van Halen. 60’s Rock. Oreos. traveling, success, sleeping, long drives, football, walks with KS. gifts and amusement parks. D: Mosquitos, humidity, hy- pocricy. rushing, waiting, traffic, criticism, re- peating myself, and worrying. SD: To meet Ed- die Van Halen and Mick Jagger; also, to go to France and Australia. FA: To become a phar- macist. Lisa Tracy Silva 663 East Road NJROTC 1. 2. 3. 4; NJROTC Drill Team 1. 2. 3. 4. Marching Band 1. 2; Concert Band 1. 2; NJROTC Military Ball Committee 1, 2. 3. 4; NJROTC Human Relations Board 1, 2, 3; SASA 3. 4 “Your so nasty!” Lee L New Hampshire, Cal- vin. Florida. Boston”. Garfield. Jessica, goof- ing with CC. SF. CH. and KR D: Being ignored, arguing with Calvin, family and friends, grou- chie people. SD: To own a canary yellow Cor- vette and my own restaurant. FA: To graduate om Culinary Arts School and to marry Calvin. HW: With Calvin alone or out with my family. Susan J. Silva 136 Belleview Avenue Lots of people talking, few of them know, a soul of a woman was created below. Zeppe- lin-Hey Sue-Whadda ya think? Your wild-loves ya babe- L: Being w family friends. Michael. Jule, Fraw. Mr. Wett. Mr Arcouette. fast cars, rock -n- roll smiles. D: Waiting, rain, author- ity. liars. F4: To live my life to its fullest. SD To travel the world w Angus Young. HW: i know where my head is at-Thanks Mom for putting up w me. 110 Directory Maura Lynn Simpson 243 Riverside Drive There, through the long long summer hours, the golden light should lie. and thick young herbs and groups of flowers stand m their beauty.” by William Callen Bryant L: Music, flowers, old cemeteries. Indian summer, thun- derstorms. riding horses, poems. D: Arrogant HI. - people. SD: To be a world famous drum player or dancer. HW: Listening to good music while being alone. Kimberly Rose Slusarski 309 Canonicus Street Marching Band 1.2. 3. 4; Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Wind Ensemble 1; Foreign Language Club 2. 3; National Honor Society 4 Music has the power to communicate without being understood Sting L: Music, clarinet, French, sis. Oreos. MG’s. clothes, the Police, pearls diamonds, glitter, balloons.' sunny days. Spring Fall, flowers the beaches ocean. Lutece. Mittens Melody D. Ignorance, rain, liars, bugs, smoke, to worry. SD: To be i rich and famous and live around the world. FA [To be successful in music and communications Martha Smith 1736 Bulgarmarsh Road Field Hockey 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3: Softball 1. 2 I'm young. I'm wild and I'm free trtomph; I'm a problem child. AC DC Marha I don’t care anymore!” L: 9 2 86. 151.” S.T.. BF. all my friends, good times with TP. KA, JS. summer of 86. D: Teachers, academics, snobs, rules. SD To be like Cagney Lacey FA: To be good at whatever I decide to do and have FUN doing it! HW: Summg , night walks on the beach E.MCD. with Rich. Thank you every- one! I LOVE U MOM. Mary Snow 44 Riverview Avenue Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1 Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth. I do recall those were the best times most of all.” .. Summers in Newport, sleeping late, pay day. old Mustangs, movies. M M's D: Homework, hypocrites, rain. SD: To be ex- tremely rich and own a 65 Mustang. FA Business Administration HW: I have money. Sally Sousa 93 Cypress Avenue I have tomorrow in my dreams of today. You are memories fading one by one. We shared something wonderful. It just couldn’t last. Can’t stay any longer; I have to move on to look for the future; yesterday is gone. Thanxs PS JS L: Sun. color red. reading, roses, cats. DL: Fights with Pauline. SD: To own a red sports car and live it up. FA To be a successful court reporter. HW: With Black, my cat. Amy Souza 374 Crandall Road Concert Choir 1. 2, 3. ‘Ain’t it funny how time flies, when the best is yet to come.” Ames. Aim L: Being with Brucb. friends, bears,' winter, partying with the gang. Mustangs, 3-wheeling, chasing cable guys with KH. 10 3 85. D: Bugs, thunderstorms, 3- wheeling in mud. curfews, goodbyes. SD: To be with my someone special forever. FA To be happy in whatever I choose to do. HW: Having a good time with my friends. Dawn Souza 70 Leger Lane “If you love something, set it free; if it comes back to you, it was meant to be; if it doesn’t hunt it down and kill it. L: Partying with great friends TAP. RP. PM. CR. SAS. seeing Bl Pat’s camp fires, the GFG. D: Gettiing up early having no money, fighting with friends. SD: To go up for a day in a hot air balloon. FA: To live a happy life and do the things I always wanted to do. HW: With that someone special. Karen Souza 197 Briarwood Avenue Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Foreign Language Club 2. 3. 4: Honor Society 4 I decided long ago. Never to walk in anyone’s shadows. If I fail, if I succeed, at least I’ll live as I believe.” L: Bloom County. Bob. Seger. being with JS and SL, sleeping late, shopping, moonlighting”, pink high-top sneakers. D: U2, physics, computers. Sat’s, confusion, hyp- ocrites. smoking. SD. To travel through Europe and live there. HW: Sleeping. FA: To become a college professor. Jody Steger 255 Judson Street Dance Squad 2, 3. 4 Who made who, I am me. and you are you, cuz we are we” Bill” I want to rock-n-roll all night and party everyday What do you mean I’m so confused”. I am blaa”, Jodies . ’’Dud”, Jerdy”. L: Fatness, ice house. AC DC. ST’s. partying with Tue’s girls. Busch, snow. D: Goodbyes, snobs, rules, accidents. SD: To snow in my house. FA To be a stew- ardess. HW: Partying with the crue and being with someone special. I love you Mom and Dad. thanks! ■ If I fall, if I I' Giggling, smili , making up. P bies, tedd; Holly 20 Sylvia Roa Student Council 1, 2. 3 4. Student Treasurer 2. 3; Studer r Council VP 4; Ski C! 1._2, 3. 4; PA®iub 2; Drama ClubiL Foreid Ijfinguage Club 2. 3 (Treasurer). 4; Ring Dar Con imittee 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Jr. Varsi- ty Cheerleader 1. 2; Varsity Cheerleader. . 4 Captain); Concert Choir 1, 2; Show Chorus 1. 2; Somerset Festival 3. 4; Solo and Ensemble |FestivaM 2 d. at least I believe.” L: singing, snowstorms, skiing, hugs. 10 6 84. pudgy ba- D: Braces, cats, chewing lyarn or fcte'Tighting. prejudice. SD: To fly; to become a famous singer. FA: To have a suc- cessful career, and a happy family HW: Laughing. William Sylvia 1288 Bulgarmarsh Road My heart’s like an open book for the whole world to read; sometimes nothing keeps me together at the seams.” Motley Crue L: Fast Fords, goofin, driving like a mad man. very cheap cars to soup up like those junk Chevys. D: Snobs. SD: Become very rich and never grow up. FA: Become rich. HW: When going nuts with my friends. Ron Thibault 28 Merritt Avenue I woke up this morning and the sun was gone. I turned on some music to start my day. I dream of a girl I used to Know then I close my eyes and Tslip away. Boston L: Fast cars. Camaros, Boston, summer nights skateboar- dingand BMX freestyling. D: Rain, being in debt, car troubles. SD: To have what I want. FA. To expand my business to a multimillion dollar company. HW: Out with friends. Thanks to my parents for 17 years. Directory 111 Kelli Ann Tobin 123 Evans Avenue “Once I rose above) the noise and confusion, just to get a glimpse beyond this illusion. I was soaring ever higher, but I flew too high.” Kan- sas “Cracker ; Fast cars, loud music, sum- mer. sleeping, getting along with family and my friends. D: Being told what to do. being wrong, fighting with Ray. HW: My head is thinking straight. FA: To family and drive rc Page Keith Trenholme 20 Paul James Drive Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 1. 2 Basketball 1 “Those crazy nights. I do remember in my youth I do recall, those were the best of times of my life most of all Journey L: Skiing, fresh powder, soccer. 20. Kelly’s smile, scoring. Journey, weekends. D: Losing. 21. arguing, waking up early. Monday mornings, work. FA: To be successful. SD: To play professional Ids. Mgpf and Dad. money, week- |s. Southern Rock, black onyx. Che- and partying. D: Mondays, work, psi) snobs, and when A.R. is unhap- o meet Jimi Hendrix FA To be happy ing, lack of confidence, being unsuccessful. SD: To be able to run like Walter Payton and own afleet. of convertible Datsuns. FA: To be- come a wealthy businessman. HW: With friends and everyone is happy. in my life and have a lasting marriage. HW: Me and Art are having a good time and he’s smiling. Dave 174 Bri Known many. one. I skiing I. rain, liked a few. love only on drink to you. -P.J L sunsets snow weekends. Chevelles. Florida. D: School Monday mornings. SD: To get married and to have two children, and to have all kinds of money. FA: To get a job and live in Florida. HW: with PJ. CP. GT. NA and not fighting with PJ. partying with the guys and CP. BC. EM Football 1. Sk “If you Ian t r Jill Williamson 356 East Road These are the seasons of emotion, and like the winds, they rise and fall. This is the wonder of devotion. I see the torch we all must hold.” Led Zeppelin L: Roses. Saturday nights, 1 31 86. sunny days, being with close friends, AC DC. smiles, and Led Zeppelin. D: Liars, waiting, excuses, being bored, no money. FA: To be happy with whatever I do. HW: With Pat. ocrey for Ed Mike Valenti. Jerry Wahl 188 Briarwood BasebalTX-2.3 HW: VWth Kelly. ship iapout a stor on running, dreams heart. .. Triumph, RusFL vacation, money, sleeping lat D: Mondays, alarm clocks, rules, stuckups. cutting the hill, busy phones, feet, getting up before the sun does. SD: Have money to burn. FATo be suc- cessful. HW: Wallet and tank is full. Thanks Mom and Dad. 3 laugh without a tear, hope we are coming home. “Last ir Line” Ronnie 1 imes Dio L: Parties, getting fit with Jody, mojsy. Icehouse. Crue. weekends. I nings, rain. HW: VMh the I UWW, Samuel Williamson 52 Reed Street 2. Drama 2. 4 what you want, but if you need. L: Patying ouse. summer, driving, paction. D: Tiverton, homework studying, fam- ily fights, reportcards. jFettletails, and winter. feo. To be Presid3T of the USA A To be a Wealthy pilot for Delta[Airlines. HW: Everyone Basket- Student Kimberly Van Hof 151 Furey Avenue Let the good times roll!' L: A.R.. being with Paul Douglas Williams 183 Russell Drive Footbal 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; ball 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski club 1. 2. 3. 4; council 4; Life is precious only to those who make the best of it. .. Convertible Datsuns. 22. Berry, football, sunglasses, popsicles. shorts, shell necklaces; D: Injuries, losing, being tired, wait- Brian Wilson _ 16 Bucks Way ■ l tell myself. ‘Hey, onl foois rush in'’ Only tirTfe will tell if we stand the lesHif time. And all I know you got to run to win. An I’ll be damned if I get hung up on the like. Van Halen Bum- ble. ..Fridays, girls. New York, parties, music. D: No cash, slow drivers, 7am. SD: To be a rock singer. FA: To be rich and happy. HW: Partying with good friends esp. Guy, Bid.Qui- cho. Peck. Spanky. Dasuit. Tomatoe. Sandy. Mom and Dad. Love you! 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Tiverton an affiliate of National Education Association Rhode Island National Education Association Joseph Aiello Toni Hi Hey Karen Potter Kirby Akers Mae Holt Diane Preble Margaret At my Roberta Hopkins Raymond Purdy Paul Amaral J. M. Hunt Diantha Quick Andrew Anderson Catherine Imbriglio Jon Quinn Paul Anderson David Janicki Anita Randall Gerald Arcouette Margaret Jerome Gayle Raposa Bryan Babcock Alice Jones A. Rita Raymond Conrad Beaulieu Louse Joubert Gilbert Rebello Dianne Beaulieu Susan Kenney H. Glenn Reed Patricia Bigos Lauree Korb Nancy Regan Mary Bolton Annette LaCroix Imogene Ridgeway Patricia Bowlus Stephen Lake Natalia Ritchie Joanne Brocklehurst Richard Lamothe J. C. Robidoux Linda Brown Brian Larkin Bradford Robinson Thomas Cardullo Donna Leandro Anne Mane Roccio D. Elaine Carr Linda Lepage Raymond Rocha Norman Champagne Richard Levesque Joseph Rodrigues Edward Ciarpella Mary Longman Frank Romanelli. Jr. Cynthia Cioe Raymond Loomis Joanne Rothenbuhler Michael Clarke Nancy Lundgren Rudolph Rothenbuhler John Collier Pamela Manchester Patricia Rujnner Sarah Collier Rosalie Manuels James Salamon John Connors Dianne Margarida Janet Schmier Sue Ann Constance Charles Marshall Maureen Shea James Cook. Jr. Elizabeth Marx Karen Sheehan Donna Cook John McAnniff. Jr. Edward Silva. Jr. Gladys Cory Jacqueline McCormic Michael Simmons George Costa Cheryl McCullough Jean Sleightholm Nancy Costa Eileen McDermott Patricia Smith Ronald Crane Nancy McGlynn Paula Smith George Crook Susan McGreavy-Pimental Jeffrey Soaares Peter D'Allesandro Dale Medeiros Jean Souza Dianne Daponte Stephen Medeiros Jeanine St. Laurent Stephen DePaola Deborah Mello Maureen St. Laurent Diane Derr Patricia Menoche Michael Stinton Paulo DeSousa Gretchen Mersey Lorraine Swann A. S. Dowski Barbara Miguel Carole Texeira Rosemary Duclos Paul Miniacei Patricia Tonnessen Henry Entwistle. Jr. George Morash Sandra Van Hof President Lynn Motta Mary Vasconcelos Gem Feldman Barbara Mullen Sharon Vieira Patricia Felizberto Paul murphy Brian Walmsley Dolores Fell Robert Murray Doris Wescott Frank Ferrara Susan Niazy Willard Wetterland Elaine Ferreira Beverly Niull Susan White Colleen Fitzpatrick Mary Pacheco Frances Williamson Annette Gagliardi Doreen Palmer Pierce Williamson Margaret Gaudreau Arlene Pal mien Vice President Elizabeth Gerlach Lynn Perrault Valerie Winarski Joyce Haley Madeleine Perry Cynthia Woolf M M Harrington E. A. Piet rusk a Stephen Yoken Brian Hayes Gerald Pietruska Arlene Hicks John Pimental CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987! Advertisement UCK OF ST From the Council Student T Advertisements PATRONS Sarah Purdy Mr. and Mrs. Henry Entwistle Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rocha Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Aiello Mr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Reed Ben and Carrie Reed and Jenny the Cat Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. LePage Christopher and Jacqueline LePage Physical Education Department Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Vieira Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Gagliardi, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Crane Robert A. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Miniacei Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poniatowski Mr. and Mrs. George Crook Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pietruska R. J. and Fran Loom'; Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Silva, Jr. “Boa Sorte - classe de 86” SLAINTE Susan McGreavy and John Pi mental Mr. and Mrs. David Janicki Buena suerte a la clase de ochenta y siete Mr. and Mrs. DeSousa and brats M. et Mme, Beaulieu et les enfants Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Thiboutot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferrara Mr. and Mrs. Richard LaMothe Mr. and Mrs. Smith Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wetterland and family including Koal Mrs. L. J. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy AI E. Loomis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clegg, Cathy and Tommy Nancy and Louis Hakeem Mr. and Mrs. John J. Connors Mr. and Mrs. Stephen De Paola Mrs. Arlene Hicks Mrs. J. Gaudreau Congratulations ’87 - S. C. White All the best ’87 - C. McCullough Mrs. Constance Mason Patrons Flashbacks Flashbacksi CONGRATULATIONS To Mary DeMarco, National Merit Scholarship Finalist To Beth Carreiro, best essay in Voice of Democracy Contest To Kim Fernandes, DAR Good Citizen Award To Carlos Ragas, received four college scholarships in acting at the New England Theatre Conference To Robert Raposo, Mary DeMarco, Christopher Dube, Chris- topher Ball, and Patrick Osborne—Governor’s Summer Institute on Math Science To Lisa Alves and Kim Fernandes, MENC All-Eastern Honors Chorus in Baltimore To Suzette Lambert and Kim Slusarski, All-Eastern Honors Band in Baltimore To Lisa Alves, Kim Fernandes, and Heather Bodnar—RIMEA All-State Chorus To Dorene Medeiros, Jonathan Hallman, Suzette Lambert, Patrick Osborne, Kim Sluzarski, Roxanne Rheaume, Todd Valcourt, Gregory Osborne, and James O'Donnell—RI- MEA All-State Band To Stephen Martins, RIMEA All-State Jazz Band To Keith Trenholme, Tom Murray, Jason PanelI, Dan Du- fresne, and Rick Winegardner-AII-Division Soccer Team