Westport High School - Brownie Yearbook (Westport, MA)

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‘“Doggone!”’ “Singin’ in the rain...” “It’s possible...” “Where did everybody go?” “Just one more problem...” i ” “Put on a happy face.” “Did someone call me?”’ “California, here |come... 15

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14 What Would The Class of ’81 Be Like IF... ??7 Mike. Mendes itreircs aevertece ccc tree tre tnonereenee cams Didn’t have red hair Doreen. Medeiros seesrcsecsese coma nuecueecaeats Didn’t hang around with Debbie Jay Millen etctetcasteacs cescescoesacecsemvanmaccouutencaie a Could look down on people KelleyiO' Brien tcmacce erates soccer een sear seae ee torres Didn’t get testy TroyiDeDonador rcs ctcemmaeeciecicersste Had everyone call him Ralph Wendy: Pawtonterceecs cscs trceecteeecasecetoetecnoeate Worked at Woolworth’s TONY, POrreiracsccece cetera ecees tetera ncaae seccircescsssreaenreran Was a midget Donnailtambert core secrete eset Maatiocescceseadies ccoeeeees Didn’t like horses David Ornette: ce steecscerceete ena caste ea meeeee eee nee Never said, ‘‘| Got Mine”’ JOAN BOULQEOIS ecasitesscrecesecaseeconcecete ees uateateaieea sete reseens Was Portuguese Richarcieimentalieenestesss ss semen Participated in a class project Geleste Desjardins crc. scsccercsves essen ccteeeneceee Never lost her pocketbook David: Benoltecatesvic ecco eee esee ror Didn’t play his radio so loud Elaine Audet ricci reece a eer nee eee tee eeece renee Liked psychology led mracneCOm erent Didn’t blow up eggs in his mother’s microwave Anne. Belanger vs. Sisotsssccoscusseseccesss saveunes te seeeaceatssenmedeeneten Wasn't friendly RayaJORNSOneeercerncnt a eee hee Could get his moustache to grow Corinne: Bourgeois tse terre eee aee cacao teen eaeeee Wore a size 42 Dave: Doucette ceccsereccror-cacccenetennacctae een tact ec Wasn't called ‘‘Duce”’ Sheila} ROSinh ate cccrcccsesescscseceecsDeseerece cece mere cet ee Wasn't a disco queen WACKESIIV A teetete, cece cesta cree teen eee esate eee renr eee Had straight blonde hair Maryann: Slattery .cccccesccccessecee cess cvstacencasscec meee eee sence ones Wasn't so nice BODsSYKES cirseee -sedececsterteser se cereore re teseceucerieeeeoenaens ta menrieeee Didn’t mumble LeesatRODDe eee eee ee anes Fell while she was skiing ROMS OAS isis aera eat cae ee SOA enon a Se OAS Sele OSE ORE REET Got a job Faith WiISnleWSkizeercee eee ere earn eee Changed her name to ‘‘Smith”’ JIMMY Tripp eereseectee cesta eee eee eee een. ded Was called by his right name Tina: Michael ctaccce serreecsansececenne se osee emanate ste Didn’t wear tight pants Sandy iP lamtictectacc hs sacer cases esew se -senceeccoetacauecosenesa naam eeameae Wasn’t in chorus BrendaiWhaloniesc:csocuressseeeocntetee nee Didn’t hang around with Michelle DottixQ uinlantinccaces ete ear neat eee eee Had a car that started MichellemwWervillemers.cccstemes-csuaeoeccuseteatemmnecanae ens Wasn’t head majorette GrystaliRaposaecvcsncsepeeccceceeereeeeees Didn’t hang around with Debbie KathyaTurneniiiaccs tenrsccnecncee oti rctacc ee ch svete neers cua nene eeaaee Was outgoing Lori ROGOmercs..cc.ccone ct cartet essence Didn’t pick up the Attendance sheet GeorgesROdrigquesi ress nisess on eee nee Became Walter Cronkite JOYCO: TRAD ANiCn ee creccccccoe ete erecta tere eerats t cneraen Was Really Quiet Brian ‘Alves erect st vecrucrcccate coecoiee tte ce ee eenee een mt aece Didn’t walk on desks SUC) BOltOMAeerekaessescassceoses sacs fecabeetas oc aenon steer ce caren nee ene tee ene Studied Pam) GOOCKUM Siccheccsscscteosetccsesenee tatetec temenetact ootee cnet Shopped at Kerr Mill James: FranCis: riser cist cc eetecreel etcete ee ee ne ok ee oer eoeeneaee Didn’t think Ann! BanmOS siceeacteccercscce nase caescnec so-coee rence Didn’t work on class projects Wille ENS Stee eoe es eee comers eas Was seen at a ‘‘NO NUKES” rally Cheryl MOmriSits.ccccccsessotees.sheeeeerer nena meee eee eee Had nine lives Nancy: borangeiess..tcopccesvstee tees etn came enn eee Drove a Cadillac Carli Manchester orc .c.coc-cscee ree eee Didn’t wear his leather hat OCW otf: aerial crt peeer er ps cnans pani addict itacconconttins eprecaan aco Didn’t complain Golins BE AValigancscccs. ccccveceectweseneeeet ee esas center nonce atan cavacenee Didn’t hitchhike Gail Estrellas eee sick scree ero er ee ene Tee coe aan ete Wore flats Bill M SS 6 Sieaiae. cs: ccake ta sac ee ee ene, Wasn't a bear Jackie Kalitieecss cc... scaessaese cece ee coeeceeammeee ees Didn’t ask questions in trig. serie a hic ate ee aE eR een. oie Was six feet tall Allison

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one time), | was reb reform. ‘I'll never ck te le never break me!’’ And, as ab urd é ncept was, just how wrond | was. Time passes. People change. | chanued. despite my resistance. And | had been changed by time. | looked around and saw that everything, everyone else had changed as well. My friends and | had grown wiser, more mature. We now saw life from a different perspective, and had learned how to deal with it. We had completed the transformation from child to adult and could understand the process, but couldn’t explain it. When our own children, years from now, are rebellious and unwilling to change, we'll tell them what our parents have told us many times: ‘‘When you’re older, then you’ll understand.” N. Case G. Rodrigues