Westport High School - Brownie Yearbook (Westport, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1979 volume:

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English Mr. David Allen ran te ® . qj Mrs. Merry Hurley alge Ed “a i : ‘ Mr. John Kelly Mrs. Ann Kamm Quick, while the teacher’s not looking! VALAIS. English Mrs. Patricia Hurd Mrs. Janice Migneault Mr. Louis Finucci Social Science Lies, Lies, Lies... I think we’ve heard it already! Social Science Mr. Kevin Phelan Mr. James Wills 10 nt ts eGaiuciins ; Micstehriaineikarcall Is it Friday yet? It’s a breeze! Social Science 11 PA . — � wee: ai a= fwd! es a� sae AN. a a Mr. Edmie Bibeau Mr. Stephen Chaffee Science I can’t thmell anything! The hip bone’s connected to the thigh bone! Science Mr. John Moniz Mr. Jeffrey Hague 7 J 12 bes Mr. Frank Souza Mr. Louis Carreiro Science “lin. xX (On XC 7 sh hay Look what their test tube is doing! What’s cookin’, good lookin’?! Science Mrs. Betsy Mills 13 Mr. Richard Rego _ Miss Rosemarie Choquette Mrs. Dianne Rezendes Mathematics I can’t do it while you watch! Read? On a Monday? Mathematics Mr. Norman Brogan Mr. Paul Leite i gi, Mr. William Feeney 14 Mrs. Wanda Francis Mrs. Patricia Marujo Business Who said Accounting wasn’t fun? Let your fingers do the walking! Business Mr. Richard Condon nas 5 f£. 3 15 Mr. Rater Wood Special Education At least I’m trying! Heck, I could be washing my car! Special Education Mr. Calvin Ellinwood Mr. David Kingsford 16 : s t Miss Cheryl Thibeault Mr. Michael Muscarella Special Education When’s lunch? Do we look like we need this? Special Education Mr. Steven Fezette 17 Mr. Clayton Emery Mr. Joseph Szal Industrial Arts com Just can’t cut it! Help me find my earring! Oooo... you dirty rat! Industrial Arts Mr. Richard Zuber Mr. Ralph Wilson se 18 i Miss Priscilla odeine Keep’em in stitches! Let’s Bake ‘em! Home Economics Mrs. Jenny Carlson 19 Mr. Frank Montesanti Miss Nancy DeFaria Play it again Sam! Flag Football?? Physical Education Mr. Manuel Cabral Mr. Ray Ready Mrs. Joan Carpenter 20 nen per RI Mr. Robert Rayno Mrs. Anne Motta . ‘ i ie eae J el Mrs. Catherine Lawton eee me ate ele alo Butterflies are free! Shadows of our minds! Who painted this? Foreign Language Bom Mrs. Claire Hashway Miss Mary Silva Mrs. Delores Robertson a Mr. Anthony Melli Guidance Sy Earth calling Debbie! Check that one out! asst Media Center Mr. Marcel Marchand Mrs. Peg Amaral 3s e Yr 22 % dats Mrs. Dolores Simmons, R.N. Any questions? You should have seen it! Secretaries Mrs. Lucille St. Amour Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson 4 Mrs. Lydia Santos ]. Benoit siiilearsemiioeiote And the gangs all here! What’s Cookin’? Wash the dishes, K — P duty!! dry the dishes... Cafeteria M. Manchester B. Peckham � L. Rezendez J. Swainamer J. Stafford Custodians ' be © I use Lemon Pledge! Mr. Fix-Its Custodians R. Banville J. Machado 25 Brian B. Donna D. ts —_——_—_ 26 Lisette H. ae. Judith P. yi Elaine M. : wy B.,M., +S. Kinde Michelle Mi 27 CLANS SS) JENS HOURS As father time’s hourglass runs low, another school year is slowly coming to an end. Though our years at Westport High will soon be gone, the memories of the graduating class of 1979 will linger on. Before all our time runs out, we shall help you recall the past and present, the most important times of our lives. In our first year at Westport High School we started as typical freshmen, electing Julie Berube as president, Lisette Hitt as vice-president, Lisa Gallant as secretary, and LouAnn Gracia as treasurer. Miss Nancy L. DeFaria was appointed as our class advisor, and with her help in organizing class projects, our first year was a big success. We rounded off this year with a trip to New York City. We entered our sophomore year with an array of changes to our staff of class officers. Leading the way were Jean Adams as president, Colleen Morse as vice-president, Kelly Robertson as secretary, and Brenda Trecida as treasurer. Along with the guidance of Miss DeFaria we designed our class ring as a keepsake of our high school years. Beginning our junior year as upper classmen, we elected Jean Adams as president, Sue Lemar as vice- president, Mary Anne Bolduc as secretary, and Karen Fernandes as treasurer. We were very excited about our Junior Prom, but due to the Blizzard of ’78 it was postponed and we held our Valentine Prom in March. Towards the end of this year we organized our yearbook staff. We finished it with great anticipation of having a prosperous senior year. Our senior year began with Sue Lemar as president, Liz Hill as vice-president, Julianne Feliz as secretary, and Karen Fernandes as treasurer. Our yearbook was in full swing by the beginning of the year, and our projects were very successful. This last year we have come together as friends, and joined to help our class succeed. Although time will separate us, the memories of each other will live through the years. We are now leaving Westport High School and the hour glass is turning to a new beginning — the future. We must answer its call and face the world of challenge. 28 ££ ear Your , Choo| a spirit 3.50 will Buy from the class oF {oUQ tShir’ 6 ? “Puppy Love!” “Row, row, row, your boat!” Lights, camera, action! Come on 4 Ah, green grass. Peek — a — boo. “Ugh, Rotten eggs.” IGE ol Farrah? “Rar to ear.” Now you tell me! Really! 30 “Hmmm Good!” Check it out! It’s love! “You've gotta be kidding!” 31 ye chil ains of youth, shattered 33 ret Miss Nancy L. DeFaria Class Advisor What can we say that we haven't already said except THANKS! Mr. and Mrs. Normand Blanchette Suzanne Lemar College Aries “T’m as free as a bird, and this bird you cannot change.” Julianne Feliz College Leo “Tomorrow is still a_ vision today is the day to be happy.”’ PRESIDENT Suzanne Lemar VICE-PRESIDENT Elizabeth Hill SECRETARY Julianne Feliz TREASURER Karen Fernandes Elizabeth Hill College Gemini “Dream what you dare to dream, go where you want to go, be what you want to be, live.” Seniors Karen Fernandes College Gemini “True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and value.” Mr. and Mrs. Augustinho Feliz Ronald Alvares General Virgo “A little bit of this, a little bit of tigi Jean Adams College Virgo “Never compare yourself to any- one, always be who you are.” Michael A. Alves College Scorpio “Live from New York, it’s Saturday Night” Seniors Nancy Alves College Gerald Alix Shop Virgo Gemini “When we have not what we love, SEO ys then we love what we have.” i Francis Alves Gemini “Right-Err” ee i j a ¥ ij 4 — ae a os Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Alves Robin L. Astle Business Libra “No doubt about it.” a ae Sharon Avilla College Pisces “Counting time is not as important as making time count.” Kenneth Amaral Leo “What can I say” a aE S| 2 17 Donna A. Bernier College Tobias M. Araujo General Leo Aries “To love is to place our happiness in the happiness of another.” “Oh wow, spaced it out.” Jenny L. Avila General Sagittarius Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Avilla Julie Berube Virgo Shop Michael Bernier Shop Lisa J. Bibeau College Virgo Gemini “Tough guy” “Two roads diverged in a wood and I took the one less traveled by, that made the difference.” - Seniors Business Nancy Bernier Capricorn “Aw, come on.” Mr. and Mrs. Fernand Bernier a Pasquale Bianchi Taurus ey OUMECOnt please yourself.” please everyone, College SO Brian Blanchette College Virgo “I closed my eyes only for a mo- ment and the moment’s gone.” Betsy Boudakian College Scorpio “If I never loved, I never would have cried.” Mary Anne Bolduc Business Beverly Camboia College Pisces Virgo “Huh” “Spare me, did you see Steve?” ———— en ee Laurie Carneiro College Sagittarius “Nothing is so strong as gentleness, Michael Borges General nothing is so gentle as _ real Aquarius strength.” David Cabral Business Taurus “It takes ever y kind of people to make what life is about.” Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Baasch Allen PiGarl Shop Capricorn Richard Cardoza Taurus “Whoooooo baby” Joanne Chace Business Capricorn “I can relate to that.” Seniors Russell Chace Shop Linda Cardozo College Scorpio Leo “Spaced it right out.” James Carriero Agriculture Gemini “What's the bid?” Olde Sanford Liquor Mart Robin Clarke Home Ec. Virgo “You can if you think you can.” Lynwood Comstock Scorpio “Can't be proud” College Business Laurie Cookson Gemini “We are not the same persons this year as last; nor are those we love Bi] Timothy Cooney Virgo “Many times I’ve wondered how much there is to know.” Shop a LN Louise Corriveau College Aries “Smile, if nothing else, it makes people wonder what you're up to.” Seniors Theresa Cote Aries “Sure, or whatever!” Business Mr. and Mrs. Florian Corriveau John Desmarais Leo “Couldn’t handle it” Me Dawn (Phipps) Coutu General Donna M. Dias Business Leo Libra “Can I borrow 35 cents?” “Go to -.” Seniors Michael Dowd College Steven C. Cowen Shop Virgo Aries “What’s up Chuck?” Debra L. Dias Libra “Get off my back” Mr. and Mrs. John Dowd Lisa Estrella College Aquarius “Big deal.”’ Michelle Duquette Business Gary Ferry Agriculture Sagittarius Virgo “Hey, what’s happening?” “Annihilate the slob!” Seniors Donna Dwelly Business Cancer Martin Flechsig Shop “No kiddin’!” Leo Linda Ferreira Virgo “Are you high?” Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferreira Glenn M. Flynn College Cancer “Oh no!” Michelle Fontaine Business Michael Florea Shop Gemini Taurus SouCheiten “She who speaks for love has much to say.” Seniors Se ee Wayne Fontes Shop Francis Flynn Shop Capricorn Cancer “Bang — bye now!” Joseph Fontaine College Aquarius “It’s a Land Rover, not a jeep.” Robin M. Fournier College Virgo “Over come space, and all we have left is here, over come time, and all we have left is now.” Carlene Fournier College Lisa Gallant College Libra Aries “I never could explain why I love anybody or anything.”’ Seniors Diane Goyette Business Denise Fournier Shop Aquarius Virgo “Knock it off!” Melanie Gagne College Sagittarius “When I feel free, to give myself to you, then I know I am truly free.”’ Frates Dairy, Inc. Steven Hart Business Aries “Please, think about it.” ‘ 3 5 4 Tracy Hawes Shop Leo “You are not today what you will be tomorrow or were yesterday.” LouAnn Gracia College Aquarius “The difficulty is not so great to die for a friend, as to find a friend worth dying for.” Seniors Lisette Hitt College Jessica Harrop Home Ec. Virgo Aries “If I never loved, I never would “No way!” have cried.” Brenda Hasson Libra “If you don’t understand my si- lence, you will never understand my words.” Mr. and Mrs. Antone Gracia, Jr. Anne Marie Hubert College Leo Katherine Hopkins College Libra “Every dawn brings a new day in which to live, to love, and to find happiness.” Marquita Jones Business Virgo “My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways my ways.” Seniors Suzanne Jusseaume Business Noreen E. Horton Business Libra Aquarius “... just walk beside me and be “Laugh while the laughing is easy!” my friend.” Carol A. Jennings Virgo “The only way t to be one.”’ Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Hart Reena Khanna Cancer “And when the night is cloudy there is still a light that shines on me, let it be.”’ Seniors Jeffrey L. King General Cancer “Where’s the Puertorican girls?” Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hasson Michael G. Kirby Sagittarius “It beats the — out of me.” Shop Sherrie Kirby College Capricorn “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Ralph Waldo Emerson Rene Laurendeau General Virgo “T don’t wanna hear it!”’ Robert V. Kirby Shop Sagittarius “A friendship, that like love is warm, a love like friendship is steady.” Monique Ledoux College Leo “Yeah right!” Jerry Lawton Shop David Machado College Scorpio Aries MB heh “How ’bout you?” Tw ————_—————— — OOTIOS Elaine Marchand General Sagittarius “If you love something, set it free, if it comes back its yours, if it doesn’t it never was.” Paul Lawton Pisces “Why Me!” Sandra Lees Virgo “Live each day to the fullest...” College Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Lawton a College Janice Margarida Libra “The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay... love isn’t love until you give it away.” Michelle Marques Virgo “Ask me if I care.” Mr. and Mrs. John Pavao College Gary Marshall Libra “What I don’t know about life is how rapidly the increase is going to decline.” College “ij Jennifer McIlwaine College Pisces “Do what you want to do, but be what you are.” Daryl Hall % Susan Melanson Business Sagittarius “Life is only as good as you make ltd Linda Mercer Business College Capricorn Jeannine Olivier Business Capricorn “No time that passes is ever really gone, if it leaves a memory for looking back upon.” or + : 3 is , = ras Colleen Morse College Denise M. Ouellette Business Aries Aries “Love is what you’ve been through ain Wproud.. with somebody.” Davidson Morse College Gemini Gina M. Paula Business “You can’t always get what you Leo want — but if you try sometimes “Better a lost love than not to be you just might get what you need.” loved at all.” Mark Orzeck College Capricorn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ouellette Carl W. Pereira Shop Libra “You shouldn’t say such things, even if they're true.”’ Theresa Pietrzyk College Aquarius “IT can just imagine.” Donna M. Pavao College Scorpio “What a banana!” Seniors Robin Pimental Business Mark Pelletier College Virgo Taurus “Oh wow!” Heidi Phipps General Libra “50 purple” Mr. and Mrs. Antone Pereira Steven M. Proulx Business Gemini “There’s only one thing I care about.”’ Debra Quinn College Pisces “ Cherish yesterday, dream tomor- row, live today.” Eric Pires Virgo Laurie Rebello Business Home Ec. Taurus “You're wild.” Norbert P. Ponte General Pisces Pauline M. Quesnel] General Scorpio “T’m busy!” Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis Tracy Riley Shop Aquarius “T need skin!” a pe Karen Rocheleau Shop Debra Resendes “Fungus!” Libra “How are you?” Seniors Stephen Resendes Business Janet Routhier College “A true companion is loving all the Libra “You have one life to live, so live it to the fullest.” time, a brother that is born for when there is distress.”’ Kelly Robertson College Scorpio “A key to life is to accept it for what it is yet strive for what we’d like it to be.” Cathleen M. Santos Business Aries “Yeah, right.” 4 ? 7 4 “ ; ! P Rat Fl A. % Lisa St. Amour College Cheryl A. Simoes Business Aquarius Taurus “If you love something set it free; if “Tough!” it comes back it’s yours if it doesn’t it never was.” Seniors Dawn M. Sampson College David Simonin Shop Sagittarius Sagittarius “Nobody’s perfect!” “See ya later!” Joyce Simmons Capricorn “Say, what’s happening?” Mr. and Mrs. James Simmons Michael Souza General Cancer “Watch it sucker, youre cruisin’ ” Mark M. Smith Libra “What’s he talking about?” Janice D. Sunderland College Taurus “The secret of success in life is for a person to be ready when his op- portunity comes.”’ Seniors Caroline B. Souza College Jack P. Sylvia College Libra Sagittarius “Can you dig it?” “Where's Slip?” Martha Sullivan Aquarius “Calm your nerves!” Mr. and Mrs. Joel Sunderland Clayton Talbot General Aries “What's happening?” Lori Sylvia College Business Capricorn “Of all sad words of tongue and pen, the saddest are these, ‘It might have been.’ ” Aquarius “Why must every good thing come to such a quick end.” —$—$—$ ee m_ Seniors Brenda L. Trecida College Kenneth W. Taber College Cancer Aquarius “Everything in life has its meaning, but the difficulty is understanding.” “Do you get what I mean?” Michael Tavares College Taurus “Give me a break!” Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cookson Wendy Tripp Business Aquarius “What? I don’t know!” Kenneth A. Webb Jr. College Patricia A. Tripp College Libra Leo “Without dreams, there is only reality.” — I eee SSeS Robin Wetherell College Sharon Tripp College Seraizane Cancer “You may judge a flower or a but- “| just walk beside me and be my friend.” terfly by its looks, but not a human being.” Bruce R. Vieira Shop Cancer “What a Pointsetter!”’ Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Vieira Deborah Whalon College Scorpio “Do not follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.” Deborah Wood Home Ec. Aquarius Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Wetherell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS COMICS Lin Donna Mike Karen MOST DEPENDABLE abo : ia - all ee aa agen concn RR Jean David MOST VERSATILE BEST PERSONAL ITY MOST STUDIOUS Karen Dave Mark Sherrie Brian BEST DRESSED ROMEO and JULIET 61 MOST ATHLETIC CLASS INDIVIDUALIST Janet Mark Kelly M = oF ae i Lisa Clayton Gary Debbie MOST ARTISTIC MOST TALKATIVE 62 FRIENDLIEST MOST MUSICAL ] i we oa = 5 Be }? mn Wy ogee fj sf Janet Mike Dave Sharon MOST SPIRITED MOST DEDICATED 63 CLASS WILL and TESTAMENT We, the members of the graduating class 0 bodies, (in spite of opinions to the contrary) and realizing Our limit hereby draw up this our last will and testament for the faculty an Westport High School. Z| We will to: BB Miss Adams: male students for the adult living classes. Mr. Allen: a bottle of pep pills. ean Ze Mr. Bibeau: a position in the physical education department. = Mr. Brogan: a math tutor. = Mr. Cabral: Baretta’s Cockatoo. a Mrs. Carlson: 4 gourmet cookbook. Mrs. Carpenter: a ten year subscription to Sports Illustrated. Mr. Carreiro: 4 solution to all his chemistry “problems.” Mr. Chaffee: his own candy store. Miss Choquette: A toolbox for her earings. Mr. Condon: a smile. Miss DeFaria: next year's freshmen class. Mr. Donnelly: lyrics to the songs he hums. Mr. Ellinwood: an application for a Robert Redford contest. Mr. Emery: his own hardware store. Mr. Feeney: a lifetime supply of dustless chalk. Mr. Frezette: a mirror. Mr. Finucci: travel brochures of Rome, Italy. Mrs. Francis: a manicurist for her typists. Mrs. Gunner: a student who enjoys Research Seminar. Mr. Hague: singing lessons. Mrs. Hashway: an autographed picture of Maurice Chevalier. Mr. Hickey: a Mickey Mouse stopwatch. Mrs. Hurley: her own Theatre Arts Playhouse. Mrs. Kamm: a secretary. Mrs. Kehoe: a class that will pay attention. Mr. Kelly: a loud voice. Mr. Kingsford: a share in “Kingsford” charcoal. Mr. Larrivee: the English department. Mrs. Lawton: 4 megaphone (2yelels ). Mr. Leite: freshmen classes for the rest of his teaching career. Miss McLaughlin: a book entitled “Guidance Made Easy.” Mr. Marchand: a multi-purpose cleaner. Mrs. Marujo: a no-fault typewriter. Mr. Melli: a day of Rand R. Mr. Mello: a tape of ‘Report to the office of the Vice-Principal.” Mr. Menard: a monogrammed key to Westport High School. Mrs. Mickelson: a new set of wire-rimmed hubcaps. Mrs. Migneault: a Shakespearean Library. Mrs. Mills: a golden Palimino. Mr. Moniz: Trillions and trillions of cells. Mr. Montesanti: a one-man band. Mrs. Motta: an assortment of art supplies. Mr. Phelan: a no-fault car. Mr. Rayno: a set of dumbbells. Mr. Ready: a years supply of Baby Shampoo. Mr. Rego: “Snowballs.” Mrs. Resendes: another duty besides girl’s room. Mr. Salvador: a new podium. Miss Silva: “Bom Dia!” Miss Silvia: luck with her sophomore class. Mrs. Simmons: a miracle-cure for gym excuses. Mr. Souza: a pillow disguised as a Chemistry book. Mr. Szala: a box of Kleenex. Mr. Wills: a map to the Fountain of Youth. Mr. Wilson: a Model T — Ford for restoration. Mr. Wood: platform sneakers for his volleyball team. | : . Mr. Zuber: a Polish joke. : Signed: The Class of 79 f 1979, being of sound minds and ations, do d staff of Prom Night I’m Speechless! One, Two, Three, KICK!!! 65 pdveedepen eee Laura Antimiani College Thomas Cayer College Aries Aries Sorridi e la vita ti Sorridera! Seniors —— Peter Bishal Sho Gladys DeVane General anner , Lawrence Kitchen Shop cic ‘ Aquarius Let’s get rowdy! cannes Jens Le f a Sas ms i i : . ar Raymond Nunes College Charles Souza Genera Aries Taurus a x ee SSA PE Judith Phillips General Pisces Christine Souza Business Whatever turns you on! Kathleen Rebello General wire Gemini Oh, I see! 67 ALUMNI CHRONICLE Vol. I No. I YOUTHFUL TOUCH Today, the Westport Senior Citizen Group elected its new officers for the coming year. Michelle Duquette and Sue Melanson were elected as President and Vice-President respectively. Recording all affairs will be Teri Cote as Secretary. Keeping careful watch over the “piggy bank” will be Debbie Quinn, Treasurer. Placing complete control of the Senior Citizen group in the hands of these youthful few will be interesting to watch. This will be their first attempt to bridge the “generation gap” in this manner. Made public was their first compromise concerning events. It was decided that there would be no more than two crocheting races conducted by Cheryl Sim- oes, Lisa Estrella, and Donna Dwelly, and at least one spectacular ‘Slow Disco” for all members with the committee being headed by Lisa Bibeau, Lisette Hitt, and Julie Berube. At the disco, there will be a $5 cash prize to be divided among the 10 best dancers. The judges of the “high stepping’ event will be Laurie Rebello, Jenny Avila, and Tracy Hawes. It should be noted that there will be rest periods at the dance for the ju dges who need them. This year promises to be their most unusual ever. SYLVIA GIVEN FAVA POWER Jack Sylvia was appointed by the ruler of Portugal to be the chief purchasing agent for the country’s entire Fava Bean supply. In this position, he must sample every Fava crop before purchase. Jack will definitely have to use the “old bean” as well as like it. IMPARTIAL PARTY SIGHTS PONTE The recently formed Impartial Party sighted Norbert Ponte as their future Presidential hopeful in the 1990 elections. Charles Souza’s name has also been men- tioned as a running mate. If chosen, their campaign slogan will be “When you go to the polls ... don’t decide, vote impartial!”’ LIFE ON SATURN Professor Carl Pereira has just discovered life on the planet Saturn. Yesterday, he returned from a trip to Saturn and commented that it is a nice place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there. 68 Westport, Mass., Saturday, June 10, 1989 NEW AIR SPEED RECORD Jet Pilot, John Desmarais, gained fame today as he succeeded in breaking the presently held speed record. The custom jet was designed and built by Russell Chace. The famous duo plan to do even more in the field of flying once they get an engine. When this happens, they may decide to fly passengers. We know of only two stewardess brave enough to fly with their airplane. They are fearless flyers, Dawn Sampson and Lori Sylvia. COMPUTER SPECIALISTS STUMPED Last month computer specialists Sue Jusseaume, Mark Smith, Rene Laurendeau, and LouAnn Gracia were summoned totogether by world leaders to program the largest computer now in existence. Their efforts to date have been fruitless. The computer constantly displays “Mickey Mouse Club” re-runs. The experts plan to correct the problem in the near future. UNUSUAL FINDINGS James Carreiro, Mike Florea, and Teri Choquette as a joint venture discovered gold in Westport. Jeff King, Mayor of the town, commented on this as an histori- cal finding which should make the threesome rich and famous. PECULIAR PARTY Millionaire, Glenn Flynn, held a gala party aboard his yacht last evening in honor of the noted Parlia- mentary interpreter for the United Nations, Laura Antimiani. The lavish affair was enhanced by the floral decor of Linda Ferreira. The unbelieveable mu- sic of Joe Fontaine and the “Kid Kools’. A superb dinner was prepared by Frank Alves and Clayton Talbot. The blast would have been a great success had Flynn’s personal aide, Linda Cardozo, remem- bered to send the invitations. The event lacked noth- ing, but guests. CORVETTE TRAVEL The Corvette Travel Agency is sponsoring tours of Westport. Reservations for the tours can be made by contacting Denise Fournier, Manager. Tour Guide, Martha Sullivan, will drive you through Westport in a 1972 Corvette. SECRETARIES PLAN MARCH The United Secretaries League, headed by Lisa Gal- lant and Cathy Santos, are planning a massive dem- onstration against the large typewriter manufacturers for defects in their products. They claim their typing is flawless but the typewriters are misspelling. A solution if doubtfu l. NEW CPA FIRM A new accounting firm has been introducted to our area. The certified public accountants which com- prize the firm are Pat Tripp, Liz Hill, and Sherrie Kirby. The Corporation name will be “Facts and Figures for a Fee, Inc.” BUSINESS WORLD Ronald Alvares and Kenneth Amaral announce the opening of their own Clam Shack. They are offering a free clam-cake with every purchase. They also men- tion that their “shack” was designed and built by the Stephen Resendes Building Company. GOSSIP COLUMN For the past ten years, Mike Tavares and Sharon Tripp have been secretly meeting at the junction of 128N and 128S. This has finally been made public by Caroline M. Souza, only because she was hired by the town to translate the notes that Sharon and Mike would leave. Heidi Phipps is wealthy, high and happy. She owns the Penthouse in the RCA building. Michael Alves is now the owner of the “Wild and Crazy Disco Palace’. He has created a new dance called Ambition. David Morse is now training huskies in Alaska. He never got to be a lifeguard. NEW LOOK AHEAD Hairstylists Nancy Bernier, Laurie Cookson, and Jen- nifer McIlwaine are attempting to promote the ‘“‘bald look” for both men and women. They realize that the winter months will be chilly, but it makes their job so much easier. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Q. What ever happened to Kelly Robertson after graduation? Kelly always wanted to be able to laugh at her own mistakes. As a result, she is now laughing at everything she does. She is a cartoonist for Walt Disney Productions. ie Is it true that Wendy Tripp became a _ book- keeper? Well sort of, she has kept every book that she has every read. Is Michael Borges really rich? Yes, he isn’t working and is very rich. He is collecting Rare Butterflies. Did Michelle Fontaine ever marry Wayne? Yes, but we don't know if it is the same one because she never told which Wayne. Did Elaine Marchand ever become an OR Tech- nician? No, she became an Orange Raiser. Are Donna Bernier, Donna Pavao, and Dawn Coutu teaching at WHS? Yes, Dawn is teaching the History of WHS, and the both Donnas are Special Ed. teachers. Is it true that Monique Ledoux is a Pharmacist and owns her own pharmacy? Yes, she is a full-fledge pharmacist and owns the “Pill-Box” Pharmacy. et IR Soon a ON ee SE Set Bd THERAPIST CONVENTION IN LOS ANGELES The 3rd Annual Convention of Therapist was held at the General Hospital in L.A. yesterday. Art Therapist, Lisa St. Amour, taught the other therapists how to draw stick people. Robin Wetherell, a physical thera- pist, commented “that doesn’t give us much to work with.” Agreeing with her comment were colleagues Brenda Trecida, Judy Phillips, Anne Hubert, and Deb- bie Wood. Occupational Therapist, Sharon Avilla, remained neutral on the subject. LOST AND FOUND Attention: Be on the lookout for Julie Feliz, the first woman astronaut who while on her way to the moon fell off course and is now considered lost in space. Nancy Alves, Deb Whalon, and Robin Astle have all lost their ambitions. Anyone finding them, contact the nearest unemployment agency. 69 HEALTH Martin Flechsig, the modern day Rip-Van-Winkle, has found a cure for insomnia. If you can awaken him he will gladly tell you his findings. Reena Khanna, Surgeon General, has determined that Sari’s are hazardous to your health. They are too tight around the waist. HYGENISTS AND NURSES UNITED This weekend a joint convention will be held in New York City by the Westport Dental Hygenists and the Westport Nursing Association. Area hygenists to at- tend will be Mary Anne Bolduc, Robin Fournier, Janice Margarida, and Gina Paulo. Nurses from the surrounding area planning to be present are Bev Camboia, Deb Dias, Jessica Harrop, Noreen Horton, Michelle Marques, and Theresa Pietrzyk. A spokes- man for the group claims that each will be lectured in the others field. The nurses will be gaining “Wisdom” from teeth, and the hygenists will be versed on “Bed Side Manners’. This should prove to be an interesting event. CLASSIFIED Trucks, Trailers New and Used trucks for sale! Call — Mike Souza — 999-9999. Wearing Apparel Latest Fashions — 50% off — BRENDA’S Owner, Brenda Hasson. French Poodles Fee-Fee’s Poodle Shop Louise Corriveau, proprietor. Birds, Birds, Birds All species, sold at Laurie Carneiro’s Canary Shop — 673-5435. Dough Boy Comstock Bakery Part time ‘Pop n’ Fresh Dough Boy” wanted. Contact Lindy if you fit this description. WANTED: Applicants to fill our new school of business. Apply in person to Steve Proulx and Jeannine Olivier, on the corner of Shorthand Ave. and Green Thumb St. in Frost-Bite City! WANTED: A one-way ticket to BERMUDA for one (1) retired, class adviser. The retirement is due to four (4) yrs. of abuse and hard work with class of 79. To anyone with a heart, contact Nancy L. DeFaria. BEST SELLERS 1. “Hot Stuff” — a study of Solar Energy by Tim Cooney. 2. ‘Fleas, Ticks, or Me” — by Veterenarian Gary Marshall. 70 3. ‘Psychology Today, Yesterday, and Maybe To- morrow’ — by Dr. Joyce Simmons. 4. “How to Retire After College’ — by Kenneth Taber. 5. “Mr. Independent” — by Pasquale Bianchi. 6. “Study of Maine’s Potatoes” — by Michael Kirby. TOP TEN (Minus Four) — by Linda Perry 1. Me and My Harley — by David Machado 2. Aeroflynn — by Francis Flynn 3. The Clark Bar Goes Crunch — by Robin Clarke 4. Dancing Record — by Linda Mercer 5. The Green, Green, Moss of Home — by Colleen Morse 6. Bells, Bells, Bells — by Kathy Rebello if 8. 9. 10. TELEVISION Kathy Hopkins has finally made her way to the top. She just completed her new film, A Mid-Summers Nightmare. This magnificent work of art will have its premier in late August. On the New York scene Brian Blanchette has been hosting Saturday Night Live for the past ten years. However, the show was canceled nine and one half years ago due to poor ratings. Michael Dowd, film producer, for the ICCM (Inter- national Corporation of Computer Movies), has just found a cast for his next movie, GERMAN CON- CERT, to be seen in the early fall. CAST: Larry Kitchen — Herr Glicklich Toby Araujo — Herr Streich Steve Cowen — Schultz Mark Orzeck — Orzeckfest Joanne Chace — Fraulein Von Chace Donna Dias — Fraulein Glaulein Glucklich Denise Ouellette — Frau Mund Tonight on Channel 89 — The Carlene Fournier Talk Show will host a debate. The topic of debate is Controversies. Debating the Pros are Sue Lemar, Me- lanie Gagne, and Rick Sylvia. Defending the cons are Pauline Quesnell, Laurie Rebello, and Eric Pires. The Moderator for the event will be Wayne Fontes. SPORTS Gary Ferry had two goals and an assist to lead the Bruins to victory over the Canadians. Ferry scored the winning goal for the second straight night to break a 3-3 tie and added his 50th goal of the season. Jean Adams, in a pair of custom designed platform sneakers by Gladys DeVaney, was able to defeat Janet Routhier in the $200,000 Women’s Tennis Champion- ship held in Chicago. Superjock, Mark Pelletier, has just signed a three million dollar, ten year contract with the Boston Celtics. Through the efforts of his agent, David Cabr- al, the contract will include free bowling lessons for the entire period. Robin Pimental has just been named Miss Field Hock- ey by the 1989 WHS Field Hockey team. She was presented a gold puck and an ice hockey stick auto- graphed by the famous David Simonin of the Cana- dians. Bruce Vieira won the Indianapolis 500. He broke all speed records. When asked how he got his car to go so fast he replied “It’s all because of my Pit Man, Michael Bernier’s fine expertise on car motors. GOLFER DISLIKES BIRDIES Today, Marquita Jones made her professional golfing debut in the 1989 Women’s Colgate Open Classic. She was lucky enough to see 4 “birdies” during the tour- nament. Unfortunately, they were perched on the end of her golf club causing her to miss a shot at the 18th hole. She made a fine display but the mishap placed her second in the field. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY — L. Hitt. ar @ al keeles 3) OO) | Ze NNHs 2nd runner-up — R. Khanna, 3rd runner-up — L. Mercer, Jr. Miss, 4th runner-up — K. Hopkins, 1st runner-up JUNIOR MISS Jean Adams 71 you're an adult and’a child no UNDERCLASSMEN 73 Class of 1980 Secretary — S. Dias, Treasurer — P. Almeida Vice-President — L. Roderigues, President — L. Raposa Juniors To the Junior Class we wish much success with your new advisor, Mr. Phelan. We hope you have a very prosperous senior year and that you get as much out of W.H.S. as we, the class of ’79 have. 74 Joal’s Garage, Inc. CLASS ADVISOR First Row: P. Almeida, S. Alix, D. Aquiar, K. Amaral, J. Acheson. Second Row: C. Alves, C. Alves, M. Bernier, P. Bishal, J. Bolton, R. Alves. First Row: S. Bell, J. Clark, E. Bettencourt, C. Brightman. Second Row: V. Andrade, C. Barlow, D. Boucher, C. Cambra, P. Carneiro. Juniors First Row: D. Corriveau, E. Cooney, J. Dean, L. Coite, J. DeCosta. Second Row: R. Costa, C. Drabble, J. Eckersley, K. Farias. First Row: 5S. Dias, R. Desrosiers, CG. Duquette, B. Durfee, L. Faria, D. Fragoza. Second Row: R. Doucette, M. Gagne, D. Grace, N. Forcier, D. Fernandes. s ta wee e+ by it ‘ 75 Thad’s Auto Salvage Juniors 76 First Row: R. Gagnon, L. Gallant, C. Gagne, D. Frazier, S. Gibb, L. Ferreira Second Row: L. Gardner, R. Green, J. Guay, K. Hicks, R. Howard. First Row: V. Howarth, L. Johnson, T. Harrop, L. Higdon, S. Lucio Second Row: K. Mello, K. Manchester, G. Larrivee, R. Makuch, S. Leandro. First Row: E. Lima, J. Lupachini, J. Mauk, J. Macedo, J. Leclair, C. Martin Second Row: M. Pietrzyk, R. Oliveira, K. Raposa, T. Morrissette, J. Mereiros. First Row: M. Menard, K. Murphy, K. Melody, D. Norman, L. Orr, T. Nadeau, Second Row: D. Orr, P. Riley, K. St. Martin, C. Rodrigues, R. Rioux, J. Simas. First Row: C. Pelletier, C. Reyes, L. Raposa, L. Rodrigues, C. St. Pierre, B. Rego Second Row: J. White, J. Vandal, B. Talbot, S. Wilbour, J. Sylvain, A. Souza. First Row: E. Tansey, S. Smith, B. Schofield, C. Sieminski, D. Salisbury, B. Trecida Second Row: D. Souza, M. St. Pierre, A. Salva, R. Steadman, L. Valcourt, K. Tavares. Juniors First Row: M. Vieira, C. Wood, G. Burns, D. White, L. Yousiff, D. Keating Second Row: M. Willette, F. Viverios, S. White, S. Fletcher, S. Collins, L. Ponte, D. Gavin. 77 It’s in here somewhere! Someone to talk to. Ano —noinQ.S.! 78 ‘yy It took too long to bake it... ! — This beats lunch! Believe it, or not. Sh! Mr. M’s coming! ee What’s going on? What’s so funny? Keep your eyes on the copy. 79 WO 0 PoE oe @ oh Class of 1981 Vice-President — P. Quinn, President — D. Faria Treasurer — S. Medeiros, Secretary — L. Braman Sophomores CLASS ADVISOR To the Class of 1981 and Miss Silvia, may your enthusiasm and school spirit stay with you to your senior year. Success and best wishes to you. Miss Gail M. Silvia 80 Rte. 177 Package Store First Row: S. Avery, A. Belanger, S. Bolton, R. Belanger. Second Row: P. Beben, A. Barros, D. Alix, C. Andrade. Third Row: F. Arruda, S. Araujo, B. Alves, B. Arruda, R. Aguiar. First Row: S. Braz, C. Bourgeois, T. Choquette, L. Clarke. Second Row: G. Bedard, L. Braman, L. Brown, M. Bouchard, D. Benoit. Third Row: C. Carvalho, J. Cadime, D. Carl, D. Atteberry. Sophomores First Row: D. Cyr, C. Desjardens, D. Faria, D. Feliz, G. Flechsig. Second Row: S. Dolan, R. Davis, P. Doherty, K. Comstock, R. Cookson. First Row: P. Goodrum, R. Gwozdz, L. Goyette, N. Guilmette. Second Row: J. Faris, J. Kaliff, M. Gagne, R. Durfee. Third Row: S. Faltus, W. Ellis, R. Ericson. 81 Grundy’s Lumber Sophomores First Row: S. Lees, M. Kuhnen, L. Lachapelle, R. Laflamme Second Row: R. Grillo, J. Gardzina, W. Flynn, A. Ferreira, C. Gasper. First Row: D. Medeiros, D. Masson, J. Lemaire, D. Lambert Second Row: J. Matton, D. Machado, K. McHugh, N. Loranger Third Row: D. Hawes, R. Johnson, J. Jacob. First Row: M. Paine, S. Medeiros, K. Melanson, K. O’Brien, C. Morris Second Row: H. Morse, J. McIlwaine, J. Patnaude, J. Lawrence, R. Machado, L. Medeiros. First Row: D. Poutre, S. Plant, L. Perry, C. Platt Second Row: K. Martin, K. Morris, P. Quinn, P. Quinlan, S. Kitchen Third Row: R. Mercer, M. Mendes, F. Napert, W. Masse, R. Mello. First Row: V. Raposa, IL. Robb, L. Rezendes, H. Robinson Second Row: M. Perry, L. Rego, C. Paposa, D. Rego Third Row: J. Rita, S. Ouellette, M. Paul, D. Pacheco, A. Pacheco. First Row: R. Rutkowski, C. Rose, D. St. Pierre, A. Sherman Second Row: K. Rogers, L. Salisbury, S. Rosinka, L. Shaw, D. Sampson Third Row: E. Sennett, G. Rodrigues, B. Renaud, J. Silva, J. Rosa. Sophomores First Row: J. Trepanier, M. Slattery, L. Tripp, C. Simpson Second Row: K. Smith, L. Souza, S. Silvia, K. Tolley Third Row: B. Spooner, R. Soares, G. Simonin, G. Tripp. First Row: F. Wisniewski, B. Whalon, P. Vasconcellos, K. Turner Second Row: P. Webb, R: Zakem, S.: Wypych, ‘S. Winkleman Third Row: M. Valcourt, R. Tripp, F. Vital, W. Turner. 83 eRe YaST ROSH fm _s Oh, my hair! What a life! What a bunch! 84 Power of concentration! =, Well, if you say so! What a day! 85 Od Oa Class of 1982 Secretary — S. Rioux, President — B. Cabral Vice-President — L. Quinn, Secretary — R. Medeiros Freshmen CLASS ADVISOR To the Class of 1982 and Mr. Cabral, we wish you success and spirit to guide you through your re- maining years at Westport High. Mr. Manuel Cabral 86 Goldstein’s Power Equipment First Row: P. Abrantes, C. Benoit, D. Berube, S. Avila, L. Ainsworth. Second Row: G. Aguiar, L. Bettencourt, D. Barboza, D. Blais, D. Bedard, D. Alves, M. Berard. Third Row: P. Bender, A. Almeida, S. Atteberry. First Row: J. Cambra, C. Cambra, J. Carreiro, R. Cabral, L. Carneiro. Second Row: D. Brown, M. Botelho, M. Cabral, D. Cadieux, J. Camara. Third Row: R. Gabralye cae Gabralye iam @ abla ame Cannestraro. Freshmen First Row: K. Devaney, C. Doherty, K. Carvalho, C. Costa, L. Collard. Second Row: T. Costa, K. Costa, L. Chesholm, L. DeCosta, S. Costa. Third Row: M. Corriveau, M. Comstock, G. Costa, B. Costa, J. Cooney, S. Coite. se 4� ERD at e er : 3 + First Row: A. Duquette, C. Emard, D. Earle, S. Driscoll, D. Drabble, P. Faltus. Second Row: D. Dupuis, J. Enwright, K. Eckersly, D. Dwelly, D. Dunn, R. Troy. Third Row: N. Emery, K. Dumas, D. Ellis, R. Espo, J. Drapeau. 87 F.E. Brayton Jr. Auto Sales Service First Row: W. Guag, B. Hevert, C. Hawes, S. Hemingway, C. Holland Second Row: L. Hancock, E. Henriksen, C. Jennings, P. Hildreth, R. Jansen Third Row: K. Griffin, M. Larrivee, J. Hancock, K. Harrington, C. Keavy. Freshmen First Row: C. LeBoeuf, P. Lambert, S. Maynard, R. Medeiros, D. Lopes Second Row: J. McIlwaine, S. Martin, B. Masson, J. Lachapelle, K. Lamontagne, M. Mazeiko Third “Row: Rk, Lucio,” Ro Menard. E; Manchester, D. Ledoux, R. Lavoie, P. Lemay, W. Leite. 88 First Row: I. Green, W. Fontes, M. Gamache, M. Goodrem, D. Gifford Second Row: B. Francis, S. Guay, L. Fonseca, S. Florea, D. Gauthier, M. Gagnon Third Row: J. Gibb, M. Gagnon, D. Fernandes, K. Freitas, K. Hickney, J. Ferreira, S. Gray. First Row: D. Melanson, R. O’Dwyer, R. Melody, N. Oliveira, D. Brenda Second Row: R. Oliveira, B. Oliveira, S. Medeiros, A. Mercer, E. Mowell Third Row: D. Monast, M. Manchester, R. Moreau, J. Martin, M. Medeiros, R. Oliveira. ' First Row: K. Renaud, L. Quinlan, S. Rioux, D. Orr, L. Paine Second Row: D. Paul, L Reis, FP: Reyes; C. Rego, M. Pacheco Third Row: R. Ouellette, G. Pereira, R. Olivier, J. Paul, C. Perry, D. Pereira. First Row: K. Robbins, J. St. Pierre, J. Robinson, L. Roderick, L. Rusin Second Row: J. Searles, C. Simmons, C. Routhier, J. Salva, S. Santo Christo, S. Souza Third Row: R. Petit, F. Ponte, D. Ponte, C. Petrin, M. Ponte. Freshmen First Row: P. Souza, S. Sandy, S. Spranger, R. Smith Second Row: D. Sheahan, B. Silvia, J. Sunderland, S Souza Third Row: K. Santos, D. Quinn, R Roy, C. Salisbury, G. Schofield. First Row: T. Tavares, M. Tavares, S. Zakem, N. Verville, J. Wasil Second Row: K. Tavares, L. Wamboldt, A. Thomas, J. Sylvain, R. Tavares, J. Souza Third Row: S. Southworth, T. Soares, A. Shorey, R. Silvia, M. Simons, S. Yerid. Hi, my name is... I'll help you if I can. s : And he thinks I’m listening! Don’t touch me! it! What did you say? My hair is blonde, brown... Time Passages. Just another pretty face! I’m one tough cookie! 91 ime — ey (@, o a) a igo} o 2) i | ER BS yf pract 1cé a Coenarcs 4 4g oh Males ns Seg Row 1: K. Webb, S. Hart, J. Alves, J. Sylvia, M. Pelletier, B. Blanchette, D. Morse, G. Marshall, C. Drabble, K. St. Martin, Row 2: Coach F. Souza, M. Estrella, G. Bedard, B. Alves, M. Valcourt, J. Gardzina, K. Manchester, M. Alves, J. Cadime, F. Vital, R. Ericson, R. Durfee, (managers) E. Hill, S. Lemar. Soccer Ki Row 1: R. Durfee, M. Manchester, B. Alves, J. Cooney, S. Cabral. Row 2: J. Gibb, M. Estrella, J. Simonin, R. Ericson, E. Fernandes, R. Tavares, J. Ferreira. Row 3: Coach J. Hague, M. Valcourt, J. Sylvia, V. Bettencourt, N. Emery, P. Lemay, M. Comstock, A. Andrade. 94 4 aA “Coach Souza” 95 KqH Nn pc Row 1: L. Ferreira, J. Routhier, J. Sunderland, J. Adams, R. Pimental, J. Lupachini. Row 2: Coach L. Fredricks, S. Medeiros, S. Bell, L. Coite, B. Schofield, V. Andrade, P. Quinn, E. Tansey. Field Hockey © ) B Row 1: C. Holland, B. Hebert, C. Rego, L. Fonseca. Row 2: J. Sunderland, B. Murphy, V. Andrade, M. St. Pierre, K. Routhier, (absent) M. Paine. 96 97 KeyTHnNnpd INS Nee Row 1: K. Fernandes, C. Morse. Row 2: L. Robb, D. Fernandes, B. Rego, M. Vieira, L. Valcourt. Row 3: (manager) B. Trecida, L. Braman, D. Webb, J. Mauk, T. Kuhnen, (manager) B. Durfee, Coach J. Carpenter. Volleyball = 2 4 ie we ne oer i ie ae ie Row 1: C. Brightman, S. Rioux, A. Sherman, S. Guay. Row 2: G. Flechsig, C. Tolley, S. White, L. Antimiani, C. Simmons. Row 3: P. Souza, J. Salva, L. Lachapelle, A. Salva, L. Tripp, C. Simpson, Coach R. Wood. 98 “Colleen” “Jenny” Volleyball “Doreen” “Brenda” “Donna” 99 Row 1: S. Florea, G. Tripp, C. Salisbury. Row 2: C. Rodrigues, D. Carl, D. Ellis, A. Carl. Cross-Country = es - On NpeeNiMpcies | “Rhonda” 100 Pa tes a0, Upyies, 7s) xs Row 1: S. Cabral, J. Gibb, M. Estrella, J. Souza, M. Cabral, R. Bailey, J. Ferreira, D. Brown, Row 2: Coach M. Pettey, D. Ellis, R. Tavares, R. Espo, J. Drapeau, A. Andrade, S. Rego, 5S. Coite, M. Medeiros, J. Cooney. Basketball apron eran NP “Hancock” 101 eH NAPrd Row 1: M. Valcourt, M. Pelletier, J. Bedard, B. Blanchette. Row 2: Coach Gastaff, J. Eckersley, J. Cadime, G. Flynn, L. Comstock, C. Drabble, Ass’t. Coach — Nasiff. Basketball Row 1: B. Blanchette, R. Olivier, K. Manchester, M. Valcourt, D. Morse. Row 2: Coach Nasiff, R. Cookson, J. Cadime, J. Hancock, D. Ellis, J. Gardzina, R. Davis. 102 “Charlie” KH NAY Row 1: J. Mauk, K. Fernandes, D. Webb, B. Rego. Row 2: L. Ferreira, J. Routhier, L. Robb, D. Fernandes, S. Medeiros, Coach Crofton. Basketball A Row 1: D. Drabble, L. Gallant, L. Valcourt, G. Flechsig, K. Tolley, C. Simpson. Row 2: D. Barboza, H. Robinson, D. St. Pierre, S. Guay, T. Kuhnen, Coach Morse. 104 “Donna” “Karen” Lynne Basketball “Doreen” 105 KyqH NAPS ie : ; 3 ey ' : — s - i 4 _ Row 1: L. Gracia, S. Smith. Row 2: R. Doucette, L. Rapoza, J. Adams, J. Sunderland, L. Braman. Row 3: B. Trecida, K. Melanson, L. Brown, L. Mercer, D. Quinlan. Cheerleaders NICHOLAS F C4 MEMORIAL GY ¥ , oem ks A ee le cc — ab Row 1: K. Eckersley, D. Feliz. Row 2: B. Hebert, R. Cabral, J. Enwright, D. Dwelly, R. Lafleur, D. Melanson, L. Quinlan, A. Belanger, D. Medeiros, L. Carneiro, J. Rita. 106 107 Ke qnena pd Row 1: S. Leach, M. Alves, B. Smith, M. Cabral, K. Webb. Row 2: Coach J. Hague, G. Bedard, M. Enwright, G. Cayer, B. Blanchette, P. Fernandes, M. Emond. Baseball : : : ; dey 5 ge, et wad ie D RE REISE EEE 5 te ah fe oe NS ee 3 | a 1s aya Ome Row 1: R. Mello, J. McIlwaine, K. Martin, D. Morse, M. Valcourt, R. Cookson. Row 2: R. Durfee, D. Ellis, G. Tripp, S. Ouellette, E. Fernandes, Coach Fernandes. 108 Coach Hague Wiebe gr | : “Kenny” Baseball “Jeff” 109 ... “ Py aes . . ac - a . ee bm mae 6% 5 oo we Va i oe Row 1: J. Mauk, K. Fernandes, J. Pacheco, C. Routhier, C. Morse, J. Routhier. Row 2: Coach J. Carpenter, L. Valcourt, S. Medeiros, S. Bell, D. Webb, B. Rego, M. Vieira, Manager B. Trecida. Softball PR ’ a Wa , Bs wo si Le As eae % . ee oa 3 fi tha SES 6.20 Lee Row 1: S. Medeiros, L. Ferreira, D. Poutre, D. Fernandes, P. Quinn, B. Schofield. Row 2: Manager A. Sherman, C. Brightman, L. Quinn, L. Robb, S. White, L. Lachapelle, T. Nadeau, G. Flechsig, C. Bonsall, Coach M. Ritz. 110 itt Peay Coach Carpenter “Colleen” Atle 4 Ji: F. Napert, K. Manchester, Coach G. Boucher, S. Hart, J. White, S. Dolan. Colf. ——— Ra oe aici ne 112 =] ' gegee OPO? ong A Swe ‘ ee ATHLETIC DIRECTOR John Hickey 113 say tonight, in parting wit at’s slipping fast, u helped a single brother passed? te - 4 « ; : - ma ® ACTIVITIES ie | STUDENT ADVISORY S. Lemar, K. Hopkins eUAIUS, ede e. Gary Marshall G. Schofield, J. Adams, S. Avilla Activities STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: J. DeCosta,_ E. Cooney, L. Carneiro, E. Hill, S. Avilla, S. Lemar. Row 2: Advisor A. Melli, L. Gardner, L. Raposa, J. Rita, S. Cabral, S ee RIOix Damee beri Quinn, L. Quinlan, J. Francis. 116 Row 1: S. Kirby, M. Smith, J. Lupachini, G. Marshall. Row 2: M. Kirby, B. Spooner, F. Arruda, [Ome taltits aa. Ouellette, E. Sennett, W. Ellis. yedtiial Pe dt “tel Ba D BOWLING CLUB Activities Claliists) (06) : = ee PETE S. Ouellette, K. Taber, W. Ellis, G. Marshall. Row 2: C. Keavy, K. Morris, N. Case. i ta CHORUS Row 1: D. Fernandes, M. Paine, A. Sherman, N. Verville, S. Plante, T. Silvia, Director N. L. DeFaria. Row 2: J. St. Pierre, D. St. Pierre, C. Simmons, M. Bouchard, E. Lima, G. Flechsig, M. Verville, K. Hopkins. Row 3: V. Andrade, A. Salva, L. Tripp, S. Hemingway, D. Cyr, J. Salva, S. Dias, R. Rutkowski. Activities 118 woe glad hate aie alan Op elie Ohman dail i Ne ia Rte Ras GIS nee eeend i. BAND Row 1: J. Bolton, M. Gagnon, N. Verville, N. Case, J. Lawrence, G. Flynn, R. Cabral, 5. Santo Christo, P. Souza, L. Paine, J. Mcllwaine. Row 2: Director F. Montesanti, R. Howard, P. Bender, M. Pietryzk, C. Gaspar, D. Brown, B. Trecida, B. Mello, K. Morris, D. Barboza, D. Dunne, J. McIlwaine, S. Dolan, S. Bolton, C. Rodrigues. Row 3: S. Cabral, B. Rego, D. Ellis, C. Rodrigues, S. Ouellette, S. Hart, C. Keavy, S. Rioux. Activities Row 1: A. Salva, M. Bolduc. Row 2: C. Rose, G. Paulo, R. Rutkowski, W. Lawton, M. Verville, C. MAJORETTES Bourgeois. 119 Activities 120 ROWE bD.es Wuritees) K. Routhier, D. Dwelly, K. Eckersley, M. Tavares, R. Melody, L. Carneiro, C. Costa, S. Avery, S. Lemar, E. Henriksen. Row 2: D. Sampson, K. Melody, D. Bernier, L. Souza, B. Camboia. Row 1: S. Santo-Christo, G. Flechsig, GC. “Ttolleyvar |: Lupachini, C. St. Pierre, L. Yousiff, M. Tavares, K. Eckersley, D. Dwelly, _ T. Tavares. Row 2: R. Cabral, K. Freitas, R. Silvia, G. Marshall, S. Yerid, K. Routhier, J. Barlow, L. Carneiro, S. Avery. Row 3: J. Trepanier, K. McHugh, D. Monast, M. Simons, D. Benoit, C. Perry, J. Simas, K. Estrella, J. Salva. E. Henriksen, Advisor A. Melli. Row) 15S) ema reas Bettencourt. Row 2: S. Cabral, V. Howarth, J. Dean, D. Frazier, GC. Souza, R. Laflamme, R. Gwozdz, D. Cyr, Ce Desjarding � L Collard, K. Costa, C. Hawes. Row 3: S. Avila, R. Cabral, S. Hemingway, S. Faltus, C. Tolley, G. Flechsig, R. Makuch, G. Larrivee. INFN oa BB Reo ARE Activities HONOR SOCIETY Sr iciesmipnaencnancvemnieaineienieaieinntiin Row 1: R. Clarke, N. Bernier, Pi Trippy BS Erecidars Evra: S. Kirby, M. Fontaine. Row 2: J. Olivier, D. Goyette, L. SU Armour) bo Gamboa: Souza, R. Khanna, C. Morse, M. Pelletier. Row 3: L. Ferreira, N. Horton, D. Ouellette, K. Webb, J. Desmarais. S. Proulx, G. Marshall, M. Smith. 121 EDITORS CO Yearbook Staff LAYOUT LITERARY-TYPISTS 122 ACTIVITIES — SPORTS ADS — FACULTY 7 Yearbook Staff ART — PHOTO — CLASSES 123 RTISEMENTS COVES end sheets din ESTOVE) Pde 126 Patrons Congratulations To The Class of 1979 Kelly and Michael Albanese Mr. David Allen Mrs. Peg Amaral Deke Astle Mrs. G. Balch Mr. Mike Bezner Mr. Norman Brogan Mr. and Mrs. Manuel T. Cabral Mr. and Mrs. Paulo Carneiro Carvalho and Son Nursery Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chicca Christine Chicca A Friend Rosemarie Choquette -Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cloutier Richard Condon Mr. and Mrs. James Cooney Amy Corscadden Walter Costa The Country Squire Barber Shop Mrs. Lena Czekalski Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeFaria Mr. William Feeney Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fernandes Mrs. Deolinda Ferreira Mr. and Mrs. Paul Figueiredo Mr. and Mrs. Louis Finucci Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Fournier Dr. and Mrs. James F. Francis Mr. and Mrs. Mel Gagne Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Raymond Gallant Patt Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Roma Gamache Mr. and Mrs. Jerald M. Gunner Pee Jay Jodi Sue Manufacturing Corporation Mrs. Ann Kamm Mr. David Kingsford Paul Larrivee A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Louis Laurendeau Christopher Lees Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leite Mr. George Machado Mr. Marcel Marchand Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marujo Dorothy Medeiros Mr. and Mrs. John Mello Mr. Charles Menard Mr. and Mrs. David Mickelson Ms. Betsy Mills Mohawk Used Cars Mr. John Moniz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Orzek Mr. and Mrs. Octave Pelletier Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Phelan Pools by Litchfield Tom and Dianne Resendes Mrs. Dorothy Schroeder A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Santos Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaker Mary E. Silva Gail M. Silvia Mr. and Mrs. George A. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Avelino Simoes Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tripp Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Tripp Westport Texaco — Rte. 177 Mr. and Mrs. James Wills Yvette’s Sweet Shoppe A Friend BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1979 from W.H.S. STUDER COUNCIL SENIORS Sharon Avilla Laurie Carneiro Liz Hill Sue Lemar JUNIORS Ellen Cooney Janice DeCosta Linda Gardner Lisa Raposa SOPHOMORES Dorothy Feliz James Francis Pauline Quinn Jessica Rita FRESHMEN Steve Cabral - Beth Hebert Lori Quinlan Suzanne Rioux ADVISOR Anthony Melli POTTER FUNERAL SIERO CIE, MINKE. Donald L. Potter, Jonathan H. Potter, Jr. i Jonathan H. Potter | Registered Funeral Directors and Embalmers Potter Funeral Home 81 Reed Road Westport, Mass. Tel. 636-2100 Kirby Funeral Home 61 Tarkiln Hill Road New Bedford, Mass. Tel. 995-2213 24 Hour Service at Both Funeral Homes 128 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1979 from KATE GORY] GALIGEY: West Sport Game Sporting Apparel, Sporting Goods Games and Kites 780 Main Road Westport Commons Jason Ritter SWARTZ PACKAGE 5 TORE John Swartz R.W. Jones Tel. 678-5355 Capitol Caterers Catering for: Banquets, Wedding, Socials The 124 Haffards Street Fall River, Mass. DeSORMIER Agency “Service that Satisfies”’ 528 Sanford Road Westport, Mass. Tel. 675-7100 State Road Package Store 789 State Road Westport, Mass. Cold Beer — Wine — Groceries 129 Cadime’s General Store, Inc. 526 Sandord Road Westport, Mass. Tel. 679-8497 CRESPIM’S 770 Main Road, Westport, Mass. Infants to size 20 BAC + Master Charge Tel. 636-5854 ADELAIDE’S Fabric Shop Central Village Commons 772 Main Rd. Tel. 636-5484 Fabrics, Notions, Patterns Trims and Yarns Westport Apothecary, Inc. James P. Harb, R.Ph. “Your $uper $ave Pharmacy” 784 Main Rd. Westport, Mass. Tel. 646-2531 130 Four Square Village Garage Leon Anctil 618 Sanford Road AAA Road Service 24 Hours a Day Tel. 679-6948 The Garden Shop Russell Plourde 436 Sanford Rd., Westport Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Repaired, Garden Supplies, Seeds, Fertilizers Tel. 673-2494 Ralph Greenhalgh Son 665 Sanford Road, Westport Heating Electrical Contractor Fuel — 24 Hr. Service Delivery Tel. 673-4014 Countryside Beauty Shop 562 Sanford Road Specializing in all types of beauty culture Tel. 672-4175 J ] AUTO SALES SERVICE USED CARS OUR SPECIALTY 972 State Road (Rte. 6) Westport, Mass. Jerry Souza Son Tel. Bus. (617) 674-3787 Tel. Res. (617) 674-1308 COMPLIMENTS OF HOYT MANUFACTURING CORP. 251 FORGE ROAD WESTPORT, MASS. 131 WESTPORT PAINT HARDWARE John Dolan — Proprietor 768 Main Road Westport, Mass. Bibiz! ALBANESE WHITE'S MONUMENT WORKS on the WATUPPA William Albanese, Mgr. Designing and Manufacturing 66 State Road 303 State Road Westport, Mass. North Westport, Mass. Tel. bus. 678-7801 Tel. res. 636-2506 132 COMPLIMENTS OF HILLSIDE MOTORS 800 American Legion Highway Westport, Mass. Tel. 636-5050 AND NOW!!! HILLSIDE MOTOR ANNEX 1175 State Road Westport, Mass. Tel. 636-3434 ALL MAKES OF QUALITY USED TRUCKS 977 Main Road, Westport Fred Ann's Restaurant Tel. 636-4633 Eunice Gray John Quick Tel. 679-5816 wholesale retail Bea Geranics Studios Supplies 95 State Road Westport Hours: Mon. — Thurs. 10:00 — 4:30 and 7:00 — 9:00 Fri. + Sat. 10:00 — 4:30 SANFORD HATCHERY 832 Pinehill Road Westport, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS from Westport Atheltic Boosters Join us! Your support is needed. 133 Perry’s Bakery and Vegetable Stand 1031 Main Road Westport, Mass. Tel. bus. 636-2964 JERRY’S Westport Furniture Outlet Furniture Discount Kings Jerry Grondin, Sr. 672-0277 Jerry Grondin, Jr. 678-3711 Carole’s Fish and Chips and Westport Seafood 140 Charlotte White Road Ext. Westport, Mass. Lincoln Park — Shell Road Service General Auto Repair 831 State Road Dartmouth, Mass. Tel. 992-8171 134 Donnelly Insurance Agency 1183 South Main Street Fall River, Mass. Tel. 678-0051 Ray J. Dias Manny Perry Tel. res. 636-4065 Tel. bus. 636-8452 Town Hardware Lumber Co. Kitchen Cabinets Low Contracting Prices! FREE layout service Rte. 177 930 American Legion Hwy. Westport, Mass. A CS Company, Inc. Fireplace Specialty Shop 200 Mousemill Road Westport, Mass. Tel. 636-8244 BOAN FARM 382 Hixbridge Road Westport, Mass. ERE Ol SERVICES ING: — FUEL OILS — 1934 Drift Road Westport Point, Mass. Tel. 636-8866 BEST OF LUCK CLASS of 1979 PLAZA — PHARMACY of WESTPORT 655 State Road Westport, Mass. “Everything for School” Towne Inn Pizza 672-5339 596 State Road Rte. 6 Westport, Mass. Pizza — Beer — Grinders BEST WISHES Butler’s Colonial Donut House 459 Sanford, Westport “Westport Lumber Supply 1090 State Road Westport, Mass. Tel. 636-0036 eX IAL Holiday Bowl State Road, Rte. 6 North Westport, Mass. Tel. 674-2224 136 Best of Everything compliments of Westport Package Store Zulmira Plaza BEST WISHES Class of ’79 from Carnival Drive — In Norwest, Inc. Complete Car Care Sanford Road, Rte. 6 Northwestport, Mass. Tel. 678-0707 Sports Town 596 State Road Westport, Mass. Tel. 678-1011 sporting wear and equipment Roger S. Olivier Plumbing and Heating 488 Sanford Road Westport, Mass. F.L. Tripp Sons, Inc. Boatyard and Marina Westport Point, Mass. Tel. 636-4058 Authorized Dealer — Malaguti-Moto Guzzi DENAWIGISS Domestic and Imported Cars 914 State Road Westport, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS CALE TP Pde FRATES DIARY Route 6 Westport Westport Fruit Market 155 State Road Westport, Mass. Fresh Fruit Everyday Oriental Pearl Restaurant Chinese and American Food 576 State Road, Westport, Mass. Tel. 675-1501 Tel. 672-9267 Blue Acres Campground Tony, Edith, Penny, Tiger 164 Horseneck Road South Westport, Mass. Tel. 636-2091 Country School House, Inc. complete line of art supplies 45 Beeden Road Westport, Mass. Tel. 636-3445 137 138 IN MEMORY OF John Albert Mendes March 30, 1961 — June 22, 1977 God gives to every man the virtue, temper, understanding, taste, that lifts him into life, and lets him fall in just the niche he was ordained to fill. DeTocqueville OKNIOR DIRECTORY JEAN M. ADAMS Field Hockey 1-4, Co. Capt. 3-4, Cheerleading 1-4, Student Council 1-3, Secretary 2, Student Advisory Committee 2, 4, Class President 2-3, Band 1-4. | REMEMBER Bean, Bruce, goofing, Jr. Miss, NA, LM, MAB, MP, CF, and CM, Brian, David, and Willy. GERALD ALIX to be a Pilot: I REMEMBER parties at Fernandes Lane, skipping school and going to the beach. RONALD ALVARES to own my own business: I REMEMBER Carol, one cent, Ken and his race car, Laurie, Paricite, Rene, partying at the beach, Smeaton, Toby, Cheryl, wheelies in the parking lot. FRANCIS ALVES to be head cook at Truesdale Hospital: Football. I REMEMBER riding around before school with Red, Paul, Jerry, and Mr. Szala’s class, being late. MICHAEL A. ALVES to have an ambition: Soccer 2-4, Mountain Climbing Club 3-4, Bowling Team 3, Skiing 3-4, Activity Club 3, Tennis Club 3-4. 1 REMEMBER 8th period study, 76 Soccer team, all my friends and the good times we've had, Theatre Arts. NANCY ALVES Volleyball 1-2, Chorus 3, Prom Committee, Jr. Miss Contestant, JV Cheering, Varsity Cheering 4. | REMEMBER all my friends esp. Brenda, Janice, LouAnn, Bren, Linda, New York, Hyannis, Senior Year, Happy hands, Brian, Mark, David, Harry (Fred), Jean and I. KENNETH AMARAL to own my own business and be rich: | REMEMBER Alison M., Moo-Moo, field trips, checking out the scenery with Tim Cooney, goofing in shop, the beach, Reeber and Robin A., leaving school early, Mike F. and his nose. LAURA ANTIMIANI becoming a Parliamentary Interpreter: playing and teaching the guitar, swimming, tennis, theatre, reading, Volleyball 4. I REMEMBER Sestosangiovanni, gli V.d.F. 3AA, Gabriella, le Termopoli, 100000 km e poi... Cocacola! the concerts, the train, Florence, Rome, il Sarchiapone. TOBIAS ARAUJO to graduate, keep my job, to take things as they come: I REMEMBER that I remember! ROBIN ASTLE I REMEMBER Avenue, 228 Camaros, (DB), Rick November 29, 1975, Silly Love Songs, Ronnie, Stairway to Heaven, Beach Boys, Led Zeppelin, Deke, Meat Loaf (Paradise), Aerosmith, Queen, parties in the Rez., Lorna, Cheryl, Denise, Mickey, Lori, Rusty, George, PA. SHARON ANN AVILLA Occupational Therapy: Student Council, Student Advisory, Yearbook, Prom and Project Committees. I REMEMBER picking another picture, Chem, Mon, Brian, Yorks, election 77, Laverne and Shirley, phone booth, Mr. Mello, my mom and dad, WHS, the staff. DONNA ANNE BERNIER to teach Special Ed. and be happy: Future Nurses 2, Bowling 2-3, Dance Committee 3-4, Project Committee 4. 1 REMEMBER DB, BC, JC. (Dick Tracy), field trips to New York, Junior and Senior years, graduation, Mr. Hickey’s US History class. MICHAEL BERNIER Auto Mechanic: I REMEMBER Joanne, 3-2-78, Foghat Concert, Queen, 5-31-78, shop class, Mustang, Pinto, Duster, 88 rest area, all the good times with Joanne, Sid, Bob, Jay, Rick, Gary, my family. NANCY JEANNE BERNIER hairdresser: Honor Society 3-4. I REMEMBER Mike, October 26, 1976, Jen, Diane, Jo, Robin, Mrs. Jacob, my family, my friends, getting caught talking by Mrs. Marujo, the beach, Junior Prom, the times Mike and I shared. JULIE A. BERUBE to live a long, happy and fulfilling life with Andrew: President 1, JV Cheerleading 1, Varsity Cheerleading 2-3. I REMEMBER January 27, 1977, February 4, 1977, ANDREW, Cape Cod, Karen, thanks to my mother for always being there when I needed her. PASQUALE BIANCHI to be independent and to go out into the world and conquer those things which stagger you along the way, but most of all to enjoy life’s benefits. I REMEMBER disappearing from classes, phase 3-4, Troublemakers Anonymous, my friends, the parties, foxes. LISA JANE BIBEAU Dancer and Choreographer: Chorus 1-2, Gymnastics 2, Cheer. 1-3, Jr. Miss, Jr. Project Comm. I REMEMBER Walter, Boz, Big Mess, 8 warm, Lori uh-huh, Smokey remember when? the Elms, playing Tarzan, Boston, hop scotch, Martha’s Vineyard, Jan’s flower, 16 party. BRIAN BLANCHETTE to be host of Saturday Night Live: Soccer 1- 3, Capt. 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 1-4, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. 3-4. | REMEMBER 76 Soccer Season, LG, NA, JA, SA, LH, Happy Hands, Theatre Arts class, Morseman, Slip and Jack, King Tut, Rat Patrol. MARY ANNE BOLDUC Dental Hygenist: HR Rep. 1-2, Class Sec. 3, Chorus 1-2, Majorettes 1-3 Co-Head 4, Yearbook Staff, Athletic Aid 3, Project Comm. 3. I REMEMBER loosing Sec. by 1 vote, Hairyman, Michelle, Sid, Gong Show, McDonalds, Jr. Miss Pageant, 4-23-77, % day, my family. MICHAEL BORGES not to work and become rich: | REMEMBER parties, Robert St. beach, goofing on Kelly, I can’t remember no more, Debbie. BETSY BOUDAKIAN to be happy and have a successful life: Chorus, Choraleers 1-3. I REMEMBER beach parties, concerts, movies, Schweppes, Pizza, Yorks with B and D, detention, Hm Hm Ha Ha get down Bon Bons for Baldheads, 10-31-76, the boys with me going out with LH Summers. BEVERLY CAMBOIA Nurse: Chorus 1, Bowling 2, Future Nurses 2, Honor Society 3-4, Dance Committee 4. I REMEMBER all my friends, Donna, Debbie, Noreen, Sue, Denise, Donna, Dawn and Pauline, the trip to New York, the J. Giles concerts, Steve! August 28, 1978. LAURIE CARNEIRO to be happy and satisfied with life: Student Council 3-4, Pres. 4, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee 3-4, Dance Committee 2-3, Cheering 4. | REMEMBER Joe L., Private beach, KR, LJ, EC, DW, and all my friends. McDonalds, Jr. Miss, parties, Mill Hill Club, Hey Buddy. DAVID CABRAL to be happy in life: Soccer 1, Basketball 1, mgr. 3; Project Committee 1-4, Yearbook Staff, Prom Comm. 3-4, Office Aid 3, Honor Society 3-4. | REMEMBER study, Debbie, Jessie, Lauries, Debbie, the good ti. RICHARD CARDOZA to be happy and free: partying, elevator operator, Cross Country. 1 REMEMBER Renee — not too much but it was fun, Hall Patrol, girls, hanging out, Theatre Arts, getting roudy. LINDA CARDOZO to be happy: Band 1-2. 1 REMEMBER 11-29-77, all my friends especially Joyce and Gail, the beach. ALLEN CARL to be a mechanic: 1 REMEMBER Mr. Rego’s math 3 class, Mr. Feeney’s math 2 class. JAMES CARREIRO to be rich and famous: FFA 3-4. I REMEMBER giving Mr. Hague a boxing lesson on May 6, 1977, Mr. Feeney’s class, Mr. Chaffee, Joe (the Fire Chief) Szala, Glutonius, CoCo the toking area. JOANNE CHACE to always be happy: I REMEMBER Mike, 3-2-78, Foghat, Queen, 5-31-78, my family, Spacepaully, all the people I met in Westport, partying with my friends, Plymouth Ave. “Hotel California”, Michelle, Hey man ya know, Deb, the good times with Mike, San Diego. RUSSELL CHACE Jet Engine Mechanic: I REMEMBER Jan. 1, 1978, May 1978, DM and PC, MB, JC, DW and RC, Sr. Prom 78, Rene and Aisle 7, Aisle 10, Foghat June 4, 78, Deb White, Mike Bernier, Sid Desmarais, Rene Laurendeau, Jo, Diane Medieros, Sept. 27, 1976. ROBIN CLARKE to marry Mike and to go to California. I REMEMBER Jan. 23, 1976, Mike and all the good times together, the better times at WHS, my friends, Kinda, and the Class of 79, Brenda, Robin, and Dee Dee, Mrs. Carlson’s Home Ec. class, my family, summer, and Senior year. LYNWOOD COMSTOCK to own Perry’s. LAURIE ANN COOKSON Hairdresser: Majorettes 1-4, Head 3, Chorus 2, Project Comm. 4, I REMEMBER July 26, Dave, exchange concert, Gina’s neurosis, Junior Miss Pageant, Lisa, Neal, Janet, Wendy, Laurie-Bell, Led Zeppelin, everything and everybody. TIMOTHY COONEY to be unique and to study Solar Energy: I REMEMBER every year going by a little faster, Robert Street, and all the people I know in Westport. LOUISE CORRIVEAU to travel all over Europe especially Germany and France: Project Comm., Dance Comm., Jr. Prom Comm. I REMEMBER Meetings, “Duncopf” Summers, vacations, friends, everything and everyone else, the French sailors. TERI COTE Para-legal: I REMEMBER Jane Clark, and Nancy, riding horses with Jane, going out on weekends, Queen concert with Jane, the best part is going out with Mike, I hope we're together for a long time, Jane always saying hey dude. DAWN COUTU History Teacher: I REMEMBER the smoking area, Schlenes, meeting Heidi and Sandy at 10:00, lunch, Gitch, tango, study, Adult Living, stickers, Clayton, Bones, telephone booth. STEVEN COWEN to succeed in life and to be a Truck Driver: I REMEMBER 11th grade shop and 12th grade shop class, Kirby super wedgie on the lift, Ken’s race car, being hassled by Teri and Jane. JOHN DESMARAIS Pilot: Basketball 1-2, Soccer 1-2, Honor Society 3-4. | REMEMBER home-made shampoo by LC and ME, Mock town meeting, MAB, RL, MB, JAC, RC, Feeney’s math class, parties my mother and father, shop class, washing and hanging the Kirby’s out. GLADYS DEVANEY partying and having a good time: I REMEMBER Charlie, Terry D. Teri C. Jane C. Jane A. Karne L. Bob M. Dawn, Joe, Mr. Chaffee’s 1st period class, pitted fins and big holes, Ray’s jag, Star Wars. DEBRA DIAS Nurse: Bowling. I REMEMBER fighting with Mr. Moniz, Mr. Hague, Mr. Souza, and esp. Mr. Liete, Jr. Prom and all the parties at the beach, DB, BC, MT, NH, SJ, SH, and all the fun we had together, NH remember DD in the back seat with SH. sULeS SAE RAR ees CAFRA ARIE GAP AR SOURS CAPRA DONNA MARIE DIAS I REMEMBER Jr. Prom with Jesse, gym Jr. year, fighting with Steve H. in the back seat, while Debbie and Noreen went to get ice cream, party over Sue’s house, JoAnna, Sue Mike, Bev, Denise, Richie, Steve, Teir, Diane, Carol. MICHAEL DOWD to graduate: Chess team, Tennis team, Honor Society. I REMEMBER a touching moment in Mr. Feeney’s Algebra II class when Debbie Quinn received a symbolic carnation from Casanova Rodrigues. MICHELLE JEANNINE DUQUETTE to be happy: I REMEMBER 76- 77, JM, friends on the CB, TB, SA, TA, JC, the Park, Colour My World, Love Hurts, christman parties in the cellar, Queen concert, Jr. Prom, Cheryl, Sue, Marquita, Dennis and the good times we've had. DONNA M. DWELLY to live, love, and laugh: Majorettes 1, Chorus 2. I REMEMBER friends and the good times we had together, my parties, Tracy's soggy socks, Jr. Prom, “‘no Michelle, we're eating at my house today”, all the memories I’ve had at WHG. LISA ESTRELLA to have a good life: I REMEMBER the Avenue, summer 77 and 78, Laurie, Caroline, Jessie, Laurie’s runs, all the good times with Nancy, going out with Gail and Diane. JULIANNE FELIZ Be-lingual Teacher: Varsity Cheerleader, Secretary Salvador, intelligence, Election Day, SAT exam, ABEL'S love, Research Seminar, Chemistry. KAREN JUNE FERNANDES to be happy and successful: Volleyball 1-4, Basketball 2-4, Softball 1-4, Class Treasurer 3-4, Yearbook Staff. I REMEMBER all my friends, esp. Lisa and Debbie, singing in the halls, Sports — Volleyball tournaments and camp, getting chased with LP. LINDA S. FERREIRA Florist: Honor Society 3-4. 1 REMEMBER Lori, Jim, Karen, Julie, Denise, Tracy, Robin, Pauline, Jenny, Diane, Maria, Mitch, Tom, Betty, John, Dale, Robert, Pue Pue, (Mike), friends at Greenhouse, Frank, New Hampshire, Beth, Heidi, Lynn, Alhambras. GARY FERRY to be a Goal Tender for the Bruins, fix my 69 Chevy: Football 3, Floor Hockey 3, Weightlifting 2. 1 REMEMBER shutting out the Seniors 6-0 in 2nd period gym class in my sophomore year, Mr. Chaffee, yelling “date” in 2nd period, Mr. and NH hitting, Mr. Leite. MARTIN FLECHIG sleeping: | REMEMBER going out for breakfast, goofing, and Mr. Kelly’s class, beach party. MICHAEL FLOREA to get ahead in this world: I REMEMBER Nancy, October 29, 1976, my first car, going out with Nancy, Junior Prom, going to the beach with Nancy, first 3 months with Nancy. GLENN FLYNN to own a yacht: Basketball 3-4, Band 1-4, Baseball 2, Weightlifting. I REMEMBER all my friends, Mr. Phelan, Mr. Rayno’s weightlifting class. My 68 Dodge Dart, Basketball practice. JOSEPH FONTAINE play in a band, make enough money so I don’t have to work: Ice Hockey 1, 3, 4, Cross Country 3. 1 REMEMBER getting bonged, stealing sailboats, midnight cruises preparing for Hockey games. Mrs. Hurley’s class, Mr. Rego’s jokes, band goint nights, beach, Mig’s final. ROBIN MARIE FOURNIER to be a Dental Hygenist, and be happy: Mountain Climbing 1. 1 REMEMBER Mountain Climbing in the rain, Jr. and Sr. Prom, friends, DP, MM, JM, MS, AN, watching Mr. M. cutting frogs in Biology March 21, and all the fun I had at WHS. MELANIE GAGNE Dance Committee 3-4, Yrbk. Staff, Cheering 2. I REMEMBER Deke, crosses, Boston, Concerts, letters (Suee), Bacon, Cheryl G. “‘the wall’, laughing, the paly from 8 to 12, the guys, JM, TM, PR, RM, senior year, ‘‘that’s Buck” Lisa, Julie. LISA MARIE GALLANT Medical Secretary: Chorus (accomp.), Class Officer, Jr. Sr. Project Committee, Jr. Sr. Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff. I REMEMBER Brian, 1-1-78, Martha’s Vineyard, Patt, the beach, Viv, the sun, Harley’s, Steve's little sister, the Prom, my family. DIANE GOYETTE Marine Biologist: Honor Society 3-4. I REMEMBER Jen, Nan, Mike, Brian and Deb, all my friends, Jan 13, Jo and bookkeeping, Mr. Rego’s class, Cancelled Junior Prom, MC mishap, Feb. 16, my family, Barry and all the moments we share. LOUANN GRACIA Computer Analyst: Cheering 1-2, co-capt. 3, capt. 4, Volleyball 1-2, Treasurer 1, Yrbk. Staff, Honor Society 3-4. | REMEMBER. NY 5-25-78, Sean, accident, Pearl, Lee’s Ro, Cape, JSE, Rum By Gum, Mr. M, 9 for breakfast, my friends. JESSICA HARROP to become a Nurse: Dance Comm. 1-4, Horseback riding. I REMEMBER the Junior Prom, Alice Cooper Concert, Stuck in the city with Laurie, New York trip, 3rd period study, Laurie, Debi, Debbi, Jay, Chucky, April 10, 1977, Pintos. STEVEN WAYNE HART Autobody Specialist: Soccer 1-4, Bowling 2-3, Golf 2-4, Band 1-4. | REMEMBER Noreen, the Jr. Prom, beach parties, the Golf team, 1 forfeit, 12 losses, golf balls out the rear of bus on rt. 24, graduation rehearsals of 1978, all the good times. BRENDA HASSON Field Hockey 1-2, Softball 1, JV Cheering 2, Project Comm., Prom Comm. I REMEMBER pep rally ski 77 and 78, the Pearl 2-12-77, sneaking into LouAnn’s house, cig, machine, Senior year, Mr. Phelan’s class, Jr. Miss, Thads, Linds, Bren, Lou, Jean, Nancy. TRACY ELIZABETH HAWES to be happy: Art Club 2, Cross Country 1, 2, 4, Prom Comm. 3-4. | REMEMBER fun times, special friends, driving Scott’s car, LP Mondays with ML, friends, my cheeseburger, pal, the day I gave a guy a dollar at MD’s, most of all mom and dad. ELIZABETH HILL CPA: Honor Society 3-4. | REMEMBER Wells, Ken, Mr. M. yelling at Kel, Sr. Prom, my parents, 9-1-76, all my friends, good times at WHS. LISETTE HITT to be a Dance Instructor and own my own studio: Cheerleader 1-3. 1 REMEMBER Bun Buns for ?, “The boys with Me’’, 10-31-76 and Sun, LC and Horns, Ski trip 77, Jr. Miss Pageant 1st runner up, friends, Senior Prom 77, KAS and 6-10-77. KATHERINE V. HOPKINS to be a successful actress: Chorus 1-4, Drama Club 2, Honor Guard, Student Adv. Yrbk., Prom Comm. I REMEMBER Dave L. spooning, parties, Liz and Shh, Connolly, pirates, Conn. Yankee, bump, EEEK. mom for her love and understanding, fuzzy, sput. NOREEN ELIZABETH HORTON Nurse: Dance Comm. 1-4, Jr. Prom Comm., Sue, Donna, Debbie, and all my friends, Beach Boys Concert, beach parties, Provincetown, all the good times at WHS. ANNE HUBERT Physical Therapist: Project Committee. I REMEMBER Mr. Feeney’s math class, Pudge 27, friends like Sandy, Janice, Michelle, Robin, Martha, and Lori, Junior Prom and the 1978 Senior Prom, going cruising with SS those interesting talks in the CAROL JENNINGS Medical Assistant: Softball manager. I REMEMBER our class trip to NY and the year I was softball manager, I'll always remember my sociology class with Miss Silvia, and all the memories I shared with my friends, procrastinating my shorthand, Nantucket. MARQUITA JONES to help others and become better in golf: Homeroom Rep. 1-3, Chorus 2-3, I REMEMBER Glass ol e726: Ho rseneck beach, pink champagne at the movies, July 17, 1978, Nov. 14, 1978, meeting new friends, family, Walter M. Platt III, PCI, SMU, graduation. SUZANNE JUSSEAUME Computer processing: | REMEMBER 4 yrs. at WHS, Beach Boys concerts, the beach, climbing sanddunes, Class _ of 79, Jr. Prom, sept 1975, sliding, friends, especially Noreen, my parents, my brother and sister, Halloween. REENA KHANNA M.D.: Field Hockey, Nat'l Honor Society, Yrbk. Staff. | REMEMBER Teir, Buzz, friends, Mr. Salvador, VK, study, FL, favorite colors, gold and red, writing this stoned at the beach, Jr. Miss Pageant, Ranne, Yesterday, Yes. JEFFREY KING to sit back and watch the dollars roll in: I REMEMBER Cannibus type, concerts, parties, Vitamin C, my friends. MICHAEL GORDON KIRBY to live in Maine in the woods: Project Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Yearbook Staff, bowling, biking. I REMEMBER all my friends, bowling single 214, high series 532, winning first place, bike ride to Marthas Vineyard, the Jr. Prom, trip to NY. ROBERT V. KIRBY to own a 57 Chevy and to succeed in life: Bowling, Prom Comm., Project Comm., Bike club. | REMEMBER Junior Prom, bowling a 213, winning tournament twice, eating squid and octopus at Lucy’s. SHERRIE KIRBY CPA: Chorus, Bowling, Junior Prom Comm. Project Comm., Bicycling, Yearbook Staff, Honor Society. | REMEMBER Junior Prom, winning tournament twice, Junior Miss, all my friends, arm wrestling my brother in the cafeteria. LARRY KITCHEN to lead a good life for myself and others, to never give anybody a hassle: 1 REMEMBER shop class when I used to horse around with the teacher. RENE LAURENDEAU Computer Programmer: | REMEMBER Deb. November 2, 1978, friends, UGH!, Quince Market and Newport field trips, McDonalds, Brownies, score, parties, Burn’'t popcorn, Drive- ins, ‘New Years Day 78” crusin’ around. PAUL LAWTON Auto Mechanic: | REMEMBER Mr. Kingsford’s math class, Mr. Ellenwood’s US History class, Mr. Wood’s math lass. MONIQUE LEDOUX Pharmacologist: I REMEMBER concerts, sum- mer vacations, Sandy and the good high times we had, Winnie, Nerv, going to the Mall with Tracy, partying, the lunch table with Sharon and Liz, Pat and Kel my buddies from work. SANDRA LEES to get married and succeed: | REMEMBER Dennis!!, Nov 1, 1978, Sr. Prom, Boston, Cape, 4-2-78 and 7-6-78, Navy, Ski trip, concerts, partying, Sue, Sharon, Monique, Colleen, Linda, and all my friends. SUZANNE LEMAR Pres. 4, V. Pres. 3, Stu. Con. 2-4, Stu. Adv. 3-4, News Ed. 3-4, etc... | REMEMBER Ric no coat bare feet Mel Pete Paul UGLY and UGLY too Christopher RM shut us Lemar JSM TA Tim Trac Mike Jeff crosses Sunrise Gooseberry Rittle Sneakers and always Mark B.... DAVID MACHADO to own a Harley. ELAINE MARCHAND O.R. Technician, a Nurse, Navy: I REMEM- BER Mr. Mello, Mr. Phelan’s class, July 3, 1976, Dec. 5, 1977 (Paul) all my friends, Sept 30, 1977 (Kane), Mr. Chaffee’s boring classes, class of 1979, skipping school when Barrett caught us. JANICE MARGARIDA Dental Hygenist, and to be happily married: I REMEMBER Port, Restaurant, July 27, 1975, Rick, “Colour My World” roller skating, rings, Colt Park, walking in the rain, SAT, Michelle, Anne, Sandy, Martha, Robin. MICHELLE MARQUES Nurse, RN: Chorus 2-3, FNA 2, Mountain Climbing 2, Project Comm. 3-4, I REMEMBER Portuguese Restau- rant, SAT’s, walking in the rain, Florida, french fries, all my good friends, summer of 78. GARY MARSHALL Veterinarian: Soccer 2-4, MCC 1-4, Drama Club 2, Activity Club 1-4, Nat’l Honor Society 3-4, Project Comm. 4. I REMEMBER Gail, old blue bow, wiggle, Dillan, Collee dog, slip, Favas, 6-5-78, GEM, Taz, frostbitten, Little Hick, Mt. Washington, Tickle Rd. JENNIFER MCILWAINE Hairstylist: Chorus 1, Jr. Prom Comm., Project Comm., Yrbk, Staff. | REMEMBER March 4, 1978, May 4, 1978, Fez, Saturday nite, chickenheads, Foxes! what makes you, Mr. S. parents, Scott, Lisa, Lindy, Nami, Linda, Cher, Keith, Dave, Lynn and Rieu. SUSAN MELANSON to have a successful, fulfilling, happy life: I REMEMBER Mr. Mello’s class, shorthand, my Sr. Prom, parties with all my friends, Yes, summer of 77, skiing 10-11-12 of March, graduation, Credit Union, Newport. LINDA MERCER Cheering 1-4, Jr. Prom Comm., Project Comm., Sr. Prom Comm. I REMEMBER Thads, going for breakfast, NY, Mama, Leonies, Jr. Miss Pageant, Hyannis, Bonair 78, 79? MMR, Pearl, Cheering camp, Venus, Christmas Party, Nancy, Bren, Lou, Janice, FRANK. COLLEEN MORSE VB 1-4 capt. 3-4, BB 1-4 capt. 3-4, SB 1-3, Nat'l Honor Society 3-4, SC 2. | REMEMBER HEART and Bob, Drive-in, Flash, Senior year, Senior skit — Animal House!, Come On!, July 20, 1978, SD, and R and R, Gerald! DAVIDSON MORSE Professional lifeguard: Baseball 1-4, Basketball 3-4, Soccer 3-4. I REMEMBER summer of 77, Diane S. Pam M. Ouicksand;.,.O,; GC, S, L, E; Little John’s, Case locker room, basketball games, 4th, and 8th period study (Jr. year), Pink Panther, GD it boys. JEANNINE OLIVIER Business Adm.: Volleyball 1, Field Hockey 2-3, Honor Society 3-4, Yearbook Staff. I REMEMBER friends esp. Diane, Nancy, Manilow concert, Butler’s, family esp. Pep, May 78 Hallmarks, WHS, Ponderosa, Joey, yearbook staff, Senior year. DENISE OUELLETTE to be a bookkeeper and have horses: Nation- al Honor Society 3-4. 1 REMEMBER Camaro, Mr. Rego’s math class, Bean machine, Tango, Miller, Queen, Nov. 14, 1978, Robin, Michelle, Jo-Anna, Debbie, Diane, Teri, Scott, Nov. 3, 1978. GINA PAULO Dental Hygenist: Majorettes 1-4, Chorus 1-3, Project Comm. 4. I REMEMBER Majorettes, Vermont Exchange Concert, Junior Miss Pageant, Chorus, beach, Senior year, concerts, Senior Prom, graduation, LC, CJ, WT, AS, NF. JUDITH PHILLIPS Physical Therapist: Concerts and parties. I RE- MEMBER the really cool people, enjoyed my classes, thought all my teachers were great especially liked Mr. Phelan, had a decent year. HEIDI PHIPPS to be independently wealthy, high and happy. I REMEMBER Mr. Feeney’s math class, lunch period, DT’s and picking my letter up at the end of the day, my mother, my family, Dawn, Clayton, and Sandra, all the people in my sophomore class. THERESA PIETRZYK RN: Future Nurses 2, Project Committee 3. I REMEMBER Portuguese I, II, III, FRNH, Memorial Day 78, ice cream parlor, friends esp. Janet, Michelle, NB, LC, Swansea Mall, May 3, 1978, June 9, 1978. DONNA PAVAO work with the mentally retarded: | REMEMBER all my friends, JL, KL, CS, 6-1-78, MG, and good times at Lincoln Park with BS. JV, MM, PA, Pops, Batman, CP. the 5-30-77, VA, Johnny’s, partying 11-3-78, Chiefs, Promises. MARK PELLETIER to be successful: Soccer 1-4, tri-capt. 4, Basket- ball 1-4 capt. 4, Honor Society 3-4, Yearbook Staff, Project Comm. I REMEMBER 8th period study, Soccer Champs 76, 8 year pals, Flash, Cheeks, Favas, flying over 177, Senior year, Hick’s class, Mr. Souza. CARL PEREIRA to be happy: Honor Society 3-4. | REMEMBER Jane, Teri, and cruising Halloween night, Mr. E. loosing us on the field trip. ROBIN PIMENTAL Legal Sec. or Commercial Artist: Field Hockey 1-4, Chorus 1-3, Project Committee. | REMEMBER Freshman year, study, science — Mr. Hague, Boston Celtics, Frampton, my family, and my friends. STEVEN PROULX Business Manager (Medi Mart): Football Club, Tennis, Basketball, Honor Society 3-4. 1 REMEMBER Almost Any- thing Goes, Basketball games, leaving school, Mr. Rego’s and Mr. Hague’s classes, and most important Vicky. PAULINE QUESNELL to be happy: I REMEMBER Paddy Murphy day, when the police wouldn't let us on the beaches, Mr. Phelan’s field trip to Quincy Market, all my special friends, my sister Nancy and her graduation in 78, mom, dad, Curt, and Bert, and Opey. DEBRA QUINN to have a fantastic life: Yrbk. Co-layout ed., Prom Committee, Project Committee. I REMEMBER Lisa, Lori, CJ. GC, Grape Juice, Cheryl, Nights out, 3 in a locker, Karen’s galoshes, all my friends, Mon, 7-7-77, concerts, parties, November 17, 1978, and DAVE. KATHY REBELLO to live a happy life. I REMEMBER Mr. King- sford’s classes, the dance, my mother and father, Nov. 20, 1977, New Bedford, LAURIE REBELLO to be successful: Dance Committee. I REMEM- BER going out with Jess and Jay, summers of 77-78, Alice Cooper concert, Jess, Jay. Chucky, and all my friends, April 25, 1978, summers in the city, outdoors, Aug. 12, 1978, Pintos, boats. DEBBIE RESENDES to help people: Dance Committee 1-3, Horse- back riding 1. I REMEMBER the crazy things me, Laurie, Deb, and Jess did, Junior Prom, Newport with Laurie, Fe, there, Joe, Ed and Laur, when Laurie visited WHS, Dave, Rocky Point, Canada, Nat- ick, NJ STEPHEN RESENDES to be a successful carpenter and to go to Bethal: Soccer 1. 1 REMEMBER Lyndel, sunshine, Sue, Lisa, Ricky, July 23, 1976, bike riding, sophomore year, flat tires, Michelle's fishing party, Aug. 9, Lyndel’s Prom, Bracelets, skating, Squirt Guns. TRACY RILEY to ride a Harley-Davidson. KELLY ROBERTSON to be able to laugh at my mistakes: Cheering 1-4, Yearbook. I REMEMBER Disney World, Bruce E. 10-7-77, Queen, Esquire, MH, LC, beach parties, Harbor Air, Zeppelin, Deb L. Gin n’ 7, LJ, ‘““Where am I?” Ruth Buz, Lizzy, 79, TGU, grad. Ethan, Relax! KAREN ROCHELEAU to get married and live a happy life forever: Field Hockey 1-2. | REMEMBER Gary, my gold ring, riding around, parties, good times, with Julie and all my friends from school, Denise, Tracy, Linda, Jenny, Annie, Marla, and Mich, Mike and Jo- Ann. JANET ROUTHIER to succeed: Field Hockey 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-4, Chorus 2, Yearbook Staff, Project Committee. I RE- MEMBER Nantucket, Dimples, JEFF June 11th, friends esp. Terry, GMS, softball catcher Jenny, sports, errors, pitching, trouble, Mr. F. DAWN SAMPSON to become a stewardess: Dance Committee, Bowling. I REMEMBER May 27, 78, American Grafitti, graduation 78, finding 195, Cliffwald, July 26, 78, Valles, summer 78, Jimmy, Bob, Cathy and Eric, Janet and Dave, PP and LF, JC, MB. DAVID SIMONIN to get a Corvette: Ice Hockey 1, 2, 4. 1 REMEM- BER competing with Joe F. for goal tending position. MARK M. SMITH to work on computers: Media Center Aide 1-4, Auditorium Technician 2-4, Bowling 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Nation- al Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4. CAROLINE SOUZA to become a foreign language teacher: Honor Society. | REMEMBER my baby Ferny, the Drive-ins, the haunted house, MacDonalds, Grease, the Mall, Friendly’s, ‘‘PP’’, conversa- tions with DC and DR, the Park, with BD, DP, CS, SS, RM, and FMI, all my friends. MICHAEL SOUZA to own my own truck lot: I REMEMBER Sue, Noreen, Lori, Steve, Kathy, all my friends, going to JB 105 with Sue and getting lost, winning 2nd place in dance contest with Noreen. CHERYL ANN SIMOES to be happy with Mario: I REMEMBER my sidekick Donna, all the good times, all my other friends, summer of 1976, going to the park on Sunday nights with my friends, summer of 1978, Mario, Stairway to Heaven, July 18, 1981. CATHLEEN M. SANTOS to be a rich secretary: | REMEMBER trying to find 195 for Eric and Bob, July 16, 1978, graduation 78, class day 78, Hayride, Eric, Dawn, Deb, Donna, Antone, retarded- ness in the mail by DLS, gold clubs, Haunted House 78, Amorin Family. JOYCE SIMMONS I REMEMBER Gail, Dana, Tom, Kevin, Steve, Jimmy, Kenny, Scotty, and Dianne, Horseneck, partying, Aerosmith, cruising, Prom with Roy, Lin and Jay, the Res. candy. MARTHA SULLIVAN to travel and own a Corvette: 1 REMEMBER Annie and the Professor, never being a Junior (11%), GO!, ‘‘Alex’’, Corvette, my friends, Michelle, Anne, Janice, Mrs. Kamm’s class is it “tittos’’ or “dittos’”’, PW, 44, it’s the pitts, never taking gym. JANICE D. SUNDERLAND Biology Major: Volleyball 1, Field Hock- ey 2-4, Student Council 2, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2, Project Committee, National Honor Society 3-4. | REMEMBER good times with BH, NA, JA, LG, LM, BT, Pearl, beach. breakfast for 9, parties, Don't hit him! NY. JACK SYLVIA CIA Agent (Manny Baretta): Soccer 1-4, tri-carp. 4. I REMEMBER Slip, Cheskey, Hokius, Brian, Urick, Arty Rightus, 76 Soccer Champs, pencaps, Mr. Leite’s Alg. II class, watermelons, Slip and his armpits, flying over 177, Willy, Linda G. friends. LORI SYLVIA Flight Attendent: Volleyball 1-2, Project Committee 3-4, I REMEMBER MacDonalds, all the great times with Mike, LoLa, Debbie, Lisa, Karen, Theatre Arts, all my friends, June 4, 1977, getting my car. KENNETH TABER to retire after college: Chess Club President. I REMEMBER Mr. Carreiro burning a hole in his counter top, Mr. Mello telling us stories about his wife. CLAYTON TALBOT Caterer by day — Rock and Roll star by night: Cross Country 2-3, Baseball 3-4. 1 REMEMBER smoking in the girls room, wine in the art room, Pisqually locking my key in the trunk, and Sandy’s beaches. LISA ST. AMOUR Art Therapist: Prom Comm. 3-4, Proj, Comm. 3- 4, Yrbk, Co-ed. I REMEMBER CJ, Deb, Lori, Mon, Sha, Karen’s galoshes, ‘My Love” GC, Bowling, Grape Juice, Cheryl, Sigmund, Caesar, nights out, friends, weekends, proms, Greg, mom, Picnic, and MIKE. MICHAEL TAVARES to study Biology and Theatre: Ski Club 1-4, Mountain Climbing Club 1-4, Yrbk. Co-Editor, Prom Comm. 3-4, I REMEMBER Sr. Prom, Yrbk. Workshops, threatre arts with MKH, Almac’s Monza, Mike — 15, work study, Betsy and our locker, Lori, Winnie, MA! JO-ANNA THADEU Business Administration: Majorette 2, Year- book Staff. I REMEMBER Mr. Rego’s math class, all my friends especially Robin, Denise, Noreen, Sue, Donna, Diane, my family, Montpelier Exchange Concert, Jerome’s Moby Dick, summer of 78, Cheeks 78. BRENDA L. TRECIDA Physical Therapist: Cheerleading 1-4, Volleyball 1-2, Softball 1, Treasurer 2, Project Comm. 3-4, Prom Comm. 3-4, Yearbook Staff. 1 REMEMBER 3-4-78, 8th study and the gang, Wanna play pool? Stripes or Solids, bestest buddy, Cheering. PATRICIA TRIPP CPA: Project Committee 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Yearbook Staff. I REMEMBER Aug. 76, May 7th is the mystery of the missing coilwire, KT’s locker slamming trick, summer of 78, yearbook with Mike, Sharon, and Robin, MA, good times with good friends. SHARON TRIPP to be happy, successful and loved: Field Hockey 1-2, Prom Comm. 3-4, Ba nd 1-3, Yearbook lit., Project Comm. 3-4. I REMEMBER skiing, SJLC, sand, Cutie, Mom, Sis, Jimmy, Monza, partying, good times, Winnie, MCLJLG. WENDY TRIPP a bookkeeper and be happy: Chorus 2-4. I REMEM- BER all my friends, Kathy and the good times we had together, Laurie, Gina, Faith, Jane, Neal, 2nd period study with Lisa, 17, Margaret and the Guys, Chorus rehearsals, Mike, Senior Year. BRUCE VIEIRA Professional Race Car Driver and Professional Dealer, to own a Beer Plant: Mr. Menards best friend. I REMEM- BER Mr. Chaffee’s 2nd period class, Rayno’s radar in the parking lot, the two way arrows, Mr. Phelan’s field trip, Yvonne, Jenny, Nancy. KENNETH A. WEBB Medical Technician: Soccer 1-4, Baseball 2-4, Honor Society 3-4. | REMEMBER 8th period study, friends, thum- bin’ with LH, SA, CM, and LG. ROBIN WETHERELL hope someday to be a physical therapist: Yearbook Staff (Literary), Project Committee. 1 REMEMBER Alan, September 6, 1977, Maryland, Walk-a-thon 76-78, Yearbook meet- ings, Sheila teaching me to drive, friends. DEBORAH WHALON to survive: Dance Comm. 2-3, Yrbk., Prom Comm. 3-4, I REMEMBER Molson, Robert St., Sr. Year, Shot JD, Newport, Proms, Rob, all my friends, concerts, sporrster, Hyannis, NH Roses. DEBBIE WOOD to become a physical therapist: Dance Committee 3-4, horseback riding 1. 1 REMEMBER all the good times I had with my friends, 3rd period study, Deb, Jessie, Laurie, Dave, Denise, NY trip, Jr. Prom, CR. 146 VILLAGER STAFF CO-EDITORS Lisa St. Amour Michael Tavares NGA AAP Meh, Melanie Gagne Suzanne Lemar ADMINISTRATION Janice Sunderland Brenda Trecida ADVERTISEMENTS David Cabral LouAnn Gracia Sherrie Kirby JONI Kelly Robertson ey Oe Reena Khanna Michael Kirby Debra Quinn Patricia Tripp Kenneth Webb LITERARY Jennifer McIlwaine Sharon Tripp Robin Wetherell PHOTOGRAPHY Sharon Avilla Laurie Carneiro Elizabeth Hill SENIORS Mary Anne Bolduc Deborah Whalon SPORTS Karen Fernandes Mark Pelletier IPPs: Lisa Gallant Jeannine Olivier UNDERCLASSMEN Brian Blanchette Kathy Hopkins Janet Routhier 147 TIME endears but cannot fade the MEMORIES that friends have made. RV ay ee ge aE 2s it f ee SIR Rpts permite