Westport High School - Brownie Yearbook (Westport, MA)

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Perhaps it is then that this yearbook will grow more significant because when your thoughts return to high school days, it will help to relive hap- py moments. _No one can guarantee your happi- ness or success; but if you devote your best effort to the task assigned, if you are considerate of your fellow man, and true to yourself, then the rest is in the hands of God. Charles R. Menard Principal ?, JFacullt and Staff SS ep —— — = pa - KN WE ve - at ANS 2, I a Nt 77S YR. A | ae — Nuqu’ i@s mooran Patrick A. Soccorso SUPERINTENDENT ii dl ge a AT A ii CS de Al “7; Ve | ai Joanne Montesanti, Dr. George Thomas, Veronica Beaulieu, Martha Kirby, George Rodriques (absentia) mamaa - sSstszoo Mr. Biarles R. Menard Principal The word principal has various meanings and you are clearly portrayed in all of them. We see you as a person who has controlling au- thority and in a leading position, a star, most important — consequently or influential, and also a man who is essential. You are these things and much more. We admire the way you handle your responsibilities and look out for the well being of the entire student body. Thank you for taking care of us and guiding over us in these past four years. You have always pointed us in the right direction when we were confused. Mr. Menard, although we may not say it often but we really appreciate all you have done for us. We will always re- member that the principal is always your pal. Thank you. oe A 4 | “2 ; , oo . Ce oF eet . r —es7 ss . , . t v ® se o ’ 7 tp C E ‘ « “a ‘ 4 4 ar Pid 7 a ba 2 Y, Ne 2 y Me, - . a od ; Mr. John Soe Vice-Principal As freshmen we were intimidated by you and feared you as someone who only dealt with the bad. As sophomores we found out a little bit more about you but as typical sophomatic people felt that no matter what we did it was wrong therefore we were sent to you for pun- ishment. As we progressed into our junior year of High School we established the fact that your job is to sand down the rough spots and keep harmony among the students. Now as seniors we finally realized that you are a very important person. You have taught us right from wrong and have helped us through the hardest years of growing up. At times we might have thought that you were being too hard or too strict on us because after all we were only kids. Now that we are young adults and we look back upon the years we know that everything you have done has been for our own well being. Thank you for helping us become what we are today. DEPARTMENT HEADS Miss Rosemarie Choquette Math : Mr. Edmie Bibeau Mr. Clayton Emery Science Indust. Arts Mr. Louis Finucci Mr. Paul Larrivee Mr. Robert Wood History English ae 5 Mr. David Allen Mr. Manuel Cabral Mrs. Joan Carpenter English Math Phys. Ed. DUE Temorro fol BBR KALE TR seg Mr. Richard Condon Miss Nancy DeFaria Business Music Mr. Charles Donnelly Mr. Paul Ducott Miss Jane Dybowski English Guidance Science 7 7 Mr. Calvin Ellinwood Mr. William Feeney Mr. Mark Feldman History Math Math Mrs. Cynthia Founds Mrs. Wanda Francis Mrs. Sonia Gunner Business English ib Mr. Jeffery Hague Mr. John Hickey Mrs. Merry Hurley Science History English 10 a) ig: if , 4 4 at? ‘ ; 3 Mr. Peter Johnson Mrs. Virginia Johnson Mrs. Ann Kamm Indust. Arts Reading English Teacher's Room MMH 9D Mrs. Patricia Kehoe Mr. Paul Leite English Math Mrs. Patricia Marujo Mr. Anthony Melli Mrs. lrere Mickelson Business Guidance English 11 is _¥ | ee Mrs. Janice Migneault Mrs. Betsy Mills Mr. John Moniz English Science Science or’ £4 a Mr. Frank Montesanti Mr. Michael Muscarella Mr. Robert Rayno Music Counselor Art 4 33 Y | ) Mr. Ray Ready Mr. Richard Rego Mrs. Dianne Rezendes Phys. Ed Math Math 12 Mr. Michael Roy Mr. George Salvador Miss Mary Silva History History Portuguese Miss Gail Silvia Miss Paula Smith Mr. Frank Souza History Science Mr. Joseph Szala Mr. James Wills Mr. Richard Zuber Indust. Arts History Indust. Art 13 nae f y Va Mr. Marcel Marchand Media Center Mrs. Peggy Amaral Mrs. Delores Robertson Secretary Secretary Mrs. Lydia Santos Mrs. Delores Simmons Mrs. Betty Thompson Secretary Nurse Secretary 14 r vor om — 3% — — in y , + . - | + | - j ve Mrs. Janice Benoit Mrs. Frieda Blanchette Mrs. Anne Lemay Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Mrs. Beatrice Peckam Mrs. Lillian Rezendes Mrs. Jeanne Swainamer Caf. 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It is our com- mencement, It marks the beginning ef our lives as indéperident adults, _the start of our future. For.us, the class of 1982, it is the dawning of a new day. - olf Linda Ainsworth Albert Andrade 18 4 7 64 1 4 64 63 Scott 4, Bs , “A } Arruda 7 20 64 eh Jeanne Audet Roger Bailey 2 12 64 4 a i Craig Barboza 7 28 64 Josephine Barkhouse 4 20 64 Debra Bedard Paul Bender ' 3 16 64 9 3 64 9 22 64 19 Cathy Benoit 2 24 64 Michael Berard 8 29 64 Deborah Berube 6 30 64 20 Lori Bettencourt Dawn Blais 2 13 63 10 8 64 Maria Botelho ‘ ob 7 21 64 David Brown 10 17 64 Julie Butler Robert Cabral i a 12 12 62 12 26 64 : fe BR: obin Cabral Steve Cabral Thomas Cabral ‘% 1 ue big ot . 17 64 1 30 64 21 David Cadieux 9 27 64 Be: 4 : 7 eae 5 t BASS Cheryl Cambra 4 19 64 Judith Carriero 2 19 64 Judith Cambra 1 29 63 22 Pamela Conlin 6 14 64 ScAtenieMemn6 725 64 Karen Carvalho 4 16 64 Joseph Cooney 3 11 64 i a Michael Comstock8 30 64 Michel Corriveau 2 25 64 Barry Costa Colleen Costa 3 George Costa 24 ey aoe 2 22 64 11 12 63 Kathleen a : ; Susan Costa 2 23 64 5 21 64 Thomas Costa 12 3 64 BIRR 5 eRe te Lisa DaCosta 4 26 64 ll Deborah Cote 12 13 64 Bite ie Be Henri Desrosiers 4 25 63 = = = = Shelley Driscoll 5 15 64 25 aa 8 8 64 Annette Duquette 12 6 63 26 Diane Dwe Ily 4 25 64 t $ f : ey Kimberly Eckersley 2 9 64 David Ellis 4 3 64 3 a Jean Enwright 7 6 63 Jay Ferreira 9 21 64 Richard Espo 7 29 64 Michael Ferus 1 26 64 2 7 ad Monique Gamache7 15 63 Lori Fonseca 9 4 64 ‘ 7 i, 5 } ; U 4 ; ’ ; ey Sj i ' 3 es | : ¢ John Gibb 4 24 64 3 Cara Hawes 10 5 64 sy iOS MT} Se James Hancock 4 27 64 Beth Hebert 9 20 64 4 ‘ i Lisa Hancock 1 12 64 Scott Hebert 10 17 63 29 Elizabeth ‘Henricksen 7 17 64 Kenneth Hi Kim Lamontagne 2 17 64 9 27 64 Paula Lambert Christopher Keavy 9 5 64 30 % a” . Kathy Leary 6 12 64 a Ber “i Rebecca Longtin 6 15 64 Richard Lavoie 10 30 64 Julie Mcllwaine 4 13 64 31 3 9 64 ‘ Brenda Masson 10 5 64 Sandra Maynard | 8 31 64 32 Maria Mazeiko 37 9 04. Robert Menard 3 17 64 d Debra Melanson 10 2 64 en Susan Medeiros 9 21 64 Alison Mercier 2 9 64 Robin Melody 3 19 63 Gary Michel 8 19 62 oa o Robert Moreau Brenda Murphy 34 6 25 64 8 24 64 Ba EE 3) 1 29 64 Ellen Nowell Ronald Olivier 5 7 64 4 11 64 Brenda Oliveira 4 24 64 Ronald Ouellette 7 8 64 : Nancy Oliveira 6 25 64 2 Michelle Pacheco 2 6 64 N Robin Oliveira 11 30 64 Laurie Paine 9 20 64 35 Denise Paul Daniel Pereira 36 2 22 64 i 5 5 64 Gregory Perry 6 30 64 Steven Pimental | 7 8 64 a. David Ponte Fredrick Ponte 7 18 63 A 4 te bf Daniel Quinn 10 27 63 Carol Rego 2 10 64 Velie Reis 3 31 64 37 Karen Renaud 3 24 64 ° Robert Rez 38 Patricia Reyes 4 19 if 64 endes 12 2 63 Lori Rice Suzanne Rioux 11 17 64 . 5 1 64 Lori Roderick 1 15 64 Charles Salisbury 10 9 64 if y : ; a Laurie Rusin 7 8 64 | ZZ AZ 4 ‘ Zo Bs Pe, “ G Susan Santo Cristo 8 8 64 oe % baja) Thomas Salisbury12 10 65 i Daniel Sheahan 3 10 64 39 % Woe Bonnie Sharples 67.297.03 Carol Simmons 9 8 63 Albert Shorey 2 6 63 ;| Marsha Smith 7 22 64 Bruce Silvia 9 13 64 40 e 5 1 64 Sharon Souza 12 1 64 Jeffery Souza 10 4 64 J Sandra Smith 4 25 64 a o a Patricia Souza 1 22 64 WES. Judith Sylvain 41 Mary Tavares 3 23 64 1 11 64 Amber Thomas 11 26 64 v Janette Theroux 10 12 64 42 Nanette Verville 11 9 64 Lori Wamboldt 8 31 64 Randi Yokel 9 16 64 ls Manuel Cabral 1 30 52 This page is dedicated to our advisor and our friend Mr. Cabral. We would not be the class we are today if it wasn’t for his enthusiastic spirit, hard work, and faithful dedication. We thank you for helping us believe in ourselves and in our dreams. We love you and we’ll miss you Ht {HEHEHE ai a uaa Stee oe Soe td ae i - HHHE slelalsts AAA. iia st et Nancy Beth Patty Pat ze) S O Carol Sandy Lori 45 WESTPORT’S JUNIOR MISS Christine Martin lst Place Cynthia Carvalho 2nd Place Jackie Desormier 3rd Place Mary Azar 46 JUNIOR PROM 4 7 Heckle and Jeckle ‘Tell me more”’ “Would | lie to you?”’ 48 CLASS HISTORY Soon our years at Westport High School will be just a memory, but before the sun sets on this school year, let us turn back in time to show you a glimpse of the history of the Class of '82. We made our debut in Westport High as freshmen in 1978. Mr. Manuel T. Cabral Jr. was appointed as our class advisor to guide us through the next four years. Elected as class officers were Robert Cabral as president, Lori Ann Quinlan as vice president, Suzanne Rioux as secretary, Randi Yokel (Medeiros) as treasurer, and David Brown as project co-ordinator. Through cake sales, candy drives, and our first annual Meat Pie Chicken Pie Supper, we were able to make our freshmen year a success. We rounded out the year with a trip to Rocky Point Amusement Park. We entered our sophomore year with Robert Moreau as president, Lori Ann Quinlan as vice president, Suzanne Rioux as secretary, Randi Yokel (Medeiros) as treasurer, and David Brown as project co-ordinator. The projects held in our freshmen year were repeated, with the addition of amandatory candy sale, and again proved successful. We also had the excitement of ordering our class rings, which will be treasured for years to come. Our junior year began a little shaky. The class officers were Brenda Murphy as president, Lori Ann Quinlan as vice president, Dawn Blais as secretary, Randi Yokel (Medeiros) as treasurer, and David Brown as project co-ordinator. For personal rea- sons, Brenda resigned as president, and Lori Ann took over. David Brown assumed the role of vice president. Activities rolled along smoothly, as we repeated our successful projects and added to them a movie program. Our Junior Prom was held at the Coach- men, the theme was ‘‘Everybody Has a Dream’’, and the band was Mixed Company. That year saw the formation of the yearbook staff, and work on the Yearbook of '82 began. ____ And finally — our Senior Year!!! Leading the class were Robert Moreau, president, Lori Ann Quinlan, vice president, Suzanne Rioux, secretary, Dawn Blais, treasurer, and David Brown, project co-ordinator. Our yearbook, our main concern, was in full swing. ‘We began preparations for our Senior Prom, Class Day, and most of all — Graduation!! The sun is now starting to rise on a new beginning . . . the future. These years have ____been very special to us — growing, thinking, sharing, learning, loving, caring, laughing, helping, striving. . . but most of all, making memories and becoming friends. Thank you - Westport High, you have given us the best years of our lives. (emp Suzanne D. Rioux Senior Class Secretary ey | t? : af ; RE Robert Joseph Moreau College NIC. Bob P. PEEVE: The mouse all his brown nosing Mouse-Ka- Teers FAV. SAY: ‘‘...or...maybe not’’ REM: Bugging the mouse, playing password, goofing on stinky, the Helter-Skelter fish tank, the pylon caper, being distracted by Joe, Pauline, Dotti in Trig Class, playing cards w Poker Face, The Tonight Show, AMB. To be an aerospace engineer live in CA; or, a portuguese teacher in F.R. ACT. Class Pres. 2, 4; Hon. Soc. 3, 4, VP-4; yrbk. staff, Prom Comm., Proj. Com. OFFICERS’ ;° OF THE 8 b SENIOR EN CLASS nel Suzanne Doris Rioux College NIC. Sue P. PEEVE: Two Faced People FAV. SAY: One of the best things in the whole world is a friend. REM: Graduation, Class Day, Sr Jr Prom, Friends esp. C.S., T.C., C.P., MOM, Rustler, Chem Lab, Bean, B.M's driving, long way, cheek-aches, ads. w D.Q., Class Suckers!! The hospital visit, Halloween, Everything! AMB. Nursing — to be happy and successful. ACT. Stu. Council 1-4, Stu. Adv. 2-3; Class Sec. 1, 2, 4; yrbk. staff, Prom. Com. 3-4; Fund Raising 1-4; Band 1-2; Volleyball 1, 2; GBB 1 mgr. 50 Lori Ann Quinlan College P. PEEVE: MAKE UP WORK FAV. SAY: I'd rather be the best me | can be than just a copy of someone else. REM: Brian! 2 13 81 good time w Lori Deb, games-Soccer B.B., Cottage, Jr. Miss, ‘Wham Bam” Chinese Firedrills, deadlines, Ski trips, “Nay Ba”’ Kinks, Diets, ‘First Time’’, Mom Dad, JR SR Prom, Grad Day. ACT. Class Pres. 3, Vice 1, 2, 4. Cheerleader 1-2, Co-capt 3, Capt. 4 Stu. Council 1-4, Sec 3, VP 4, Prom. Com. 3-4, yrbk. editor, ski club 1-4 Mt. Climbing 1-4. David Philip Brown College NIC. Inky P. PEEVE: being nagged FAV. SAY: ‘‘Born to be alive”’ REM: The greatest friends in the world, Ben, D.D., M.G., Izzy, Amp, Tobby, Cheryloo, Jr Sr Prom, time spent w Ben, Memorial Day 80, Clinton, Marshal, 4 square, 16th B. day, summers, EMANH, talk till 2, Beach, Bren, goffing in 1st period english, Kam, Joshua. AMB.Physical Therapy ACT. Proj. Coordinator, yrbk. editor, Hon. Soc., Manager, Band. Dawn Marie Blais College P. PEEVE: loud mouth liars. FAV. SAY: ‘‘Love is a promise never to say good-bye’. REM: ‘‘GARY’’, parties, Newport Creamery, “points”, 7 3 81, Jr. Prom, 11 24 78, Joan Eddie’s wedding, concerts, Christmas of 80, friends, Diman basketball games, Flor- ida, pep squad, getting my car, Gary’s 3 cars, Mom Dad. AMB: Go to college, marry Gary, and live happily w him forever. ACT. Sec. 3; pep squad 1, 2; Prom Com., yrbk staff; treasurer 4, H.R. treasurer proj. com. Linda Ann Ainsworth General Business P. PEEVE: People who just don’t care! REM: Merency crew, sum- mer of 80-81, 4th of July 80-81, New Years 81, RANDY, Rez, Kinks, Beach, Van Halen, Corvette, Newport, Jan, parties’, 7 3 82, 7 9 81, Alice Copper, Getting Stoned, Movies, Deb, The J mornings, Mom, memea. AMB: To always be happy! ACT: Parties Antone Almeida General Shop Albert G. Andrade College NIC: Albear. P. PEEVE: Having no car. FAV. SAY: Now I’m really scared REM: golf carts’, Espos parties, steal our toys, Soccer, Buttonwood Park, Mike, Joe, Peter, all the guys, 8 81, Espo, Cub, Car 34, Parties, Family, tomatoes!, Newport. AMB: Be a success- ful engineer ACT: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. Scott M. Arruda Business NIC. Roper P. PEEVE: getting frosted FAV. SAY: ‘‘Thank-you’”’ REM: The north, D.G.’s house, girls room, Cooney's parties house, Espo’s parties, golf carts, Cape Cod 3 29 81, Kinks Con- certs, K.A., Att’s house, sleepingout, baseball, A.M., M.M., Bec., Proms, my Family, Jackie's House. AMB: To move to Texas own a ranch. ACT: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3. College NIC: Ricky P. PEEVE: Pop quizzes FAV. SAY: Oh Wow! REM: Sue — Hot Wheels, Lincoln Park, Jody's party, New wave Rah, Tube shots (ahh), 80 81, Carnival, Parties, “‘Shakin up the nite’’, Lorie, Joann, Lisa, Laurie, Theresa, Cathy, all the gang. ACT: Dance Com 4 Bicycling 4. Richard Arsenault 51 Jeanne D. Audet P. PEEVE: two-faced people FAV. SAY: Right, little girl! REM: Jack- ie, Elaine, all the trouble | put them through, Kathy, good times, parties, Donna, the rest of the gang, Manny, Gerry, mostly DAD, Aimee, jugs mobile, friends, Derick, summer cottage AMB: to trav- el. College Susan Marie Avila Home Economics NIC: Little Av FAV. SAY: Weed REM: ‘Impulse!’ Lori, Sheryl, SCOTT! Hitching to Roundhill, ‘Summer of 80 , 6 6 80, Soph. Yr., the celler, S.C., Parties in woods, ‘‘Cranberry room,” 3rd 4th Home Ec. class, 364 377 Fisher Rd. AMB: To be successful in my adventure to further my art education to make it to grad day in one piece! ACT: Causing trouble, Office aid 1 Escort for Navy officer's 1 Newsp. staff 1. if ii HP I 2 concn PS PMP Rea ARR ce lad ape aaa a EP LESION oN : ae ia Ng 7 co Roger K. Bailey College P. PEEVE: College B FAV. SAY: Good Joke REM: Lori, Accoaxet Golfcarts w R.E., S.C., J.S., B.S., Keg parties, Molsons, College D of 82, green machine, 1st Period Algebra II w C.C., L.C., K.E., landing quarters, B’s D's, bridge. AMB: to be a millionaire. ACT: Baseball 1, Basketball 1. 52 Craig Steven Barboza ACT: Radio Control Aircraft, 4 wheel drives, cars, skiing. ut Josephine Maria Barkhouse College NIC: Jo FAV. SAY: Oh Foot'’ REM: The days in front of Mr. Mus- carella’s office w Dave, Ellen's parties, Dave, Dawn, Ellen, Lori, all of my running friends, the crazy % mile, sprints in cross country, Keath's my 2 parties, going parking w Rick Sue. AMB: To go to college and become a computer processer and also become a fairly good runner. ACT: Cross Country 2, 3, 4. Deborah Ann Bedard College Business General NIC: Debbe B. P. PEEVE: Snotty People, Stayin Home. FAV. SAY: If you shut your heart to love you shut your eyes to life. REM: John 11 10 79, Cara, 12 28 79, Berryman Crew, Judy, Old Rd. Van, Chevelle, Vega, Concerts, Serious Parties, all my friends, Ramada, 5 30 81, Jeff's Keg, Scott Chim, Beach, Harpos, Randi Kenny, Fribble-stay Gold Zoe! Newport, Mr. Mello, Mrs. Amaral, family, John's family, esp. Gram Mom. AMB: Work with kids and live a long happy life with John. ACT: Parties! : 4 Timothy James Bedard College NIC: Timi P. PEEVE: Motorcycles FAV. SAY: What a guipe! REM: 9 29 81, 8 15 81, M.1.A.B., D.D., D.B., P.T.B., Flipping over jeeps, jr sr Prom, Graduation, Ski Trip (D.D. J.D.), University Dr., Most of all NANCY. AMB: Leave Westport ACT: Basketball Baseball 1- 4, Soccer 2, Band, Yrbk, Hon. Soc., Jr Sr Prom Comm., Ski Club, Mt Climbing. Paul Thomas Bender College NIC: Ben P. PEEVE: Branches and Front Wheel Drive FAV. SAY: ‘‘Mellow Out” REM: David B, Izzy, Donna, Dave D., Marcia, Clinton, Jr. Prom, ‘Sharing the night together’’, Sr Prom, Class Day, Band Room, Harbor, The Honda, SAT’S, University Dr., The Z, the Club, Golf victory, Tom Petty, the boat. AMB: To have a house on the river, ajob as an electrical engineer, a wife that can cook well and twins. ACT: Band 1-4, Soccer 3, Basketball 1, Excel, Hon. Soc. Cathy Ann Benoit College NIC: Cath P. PEEVE: Colors that don’t match FAV. SAY: Why must every good thing come to such a quick end REM: PAUL his family, My aunt uncle, trip to see Mrs. Arguimbau, Mrs. Re- zendes math classes, 5th period study freshmen yr., Maria, Sandi, Diane, Bourgeois, Steve, Sue, Lisa, ‘‘psychotic friend’’, ‘ Benny”’, GP 6 22 81, Carol AMB: To own horses, tour the U.S., and to be happy in whatever | do. ACT: Volleyball Mng. 3, Majorette 2, 3, 4(co-capt), Office Aid, Newsp, Yrbk, Fund Raising, Math Aid. Michael Thomas Berard College NIC: Mike P. PEEVE: People that chew on pen caps words REM: Bob's bombs, Mr. C’s chem class, Trig parties, Hare Krishnov, York's, Friday pool, A.F.'s gang, Bob’s school of comedy AMB: To be a surgeon also rich ACT: Hon Soc 3, 4, Mt. Climbing, Proj. Comm, Prom Comm. 93 College NIC: Debbie, Berb P. PEEVE: Staying home on weekends REM: Joe, Jerilyn, Bec, L.F., D.G., P.S., K.F., All my friends, parties, the cottage, Basketball Soccer games, the guys, Reunite, our tennis games, Muldoon’s, Deli, G.H., Sr Yr, The Sunderlands, But most of all my parents AMB: To be happy and successful in life ACT: Field Hockey 1, 4, JV Cheer, Var Cheer, Basketball 4, yrbk, Prom Comm, Student Council 3. a, | tL SY Lori Ann Bettencourt College NIC: Maid P. PEEVE: People who don't give me what | want FAV. SAY: Yarightliston. REM: Ellen, Tommy, Heidi, Leeson, Glen, Bob- by, My house, Cathy’s parties, Passing out, Jack Daniels, Hallow- een 2 weeks early, Jr Prom w Glen, Diane, Carol, 69 Camaro, Road Runner, LeMans, Leeson’s Mom Daddy, Digga! AMB: To be a graphic art designer and to live in Little Compt. ACT: Majorette, Newsp, Prom Comm, Proj Comm. Maria |. Botelho College NIC. Izzy P. PEEVE: Rain Liars FAV. SAY: We're so cute REM: D.M.D. Jr, Sue, R.A., T.B., Jr Sr Prom, Sharing the Night Togeth- er, J.P.M., R.G.’s kids, Summer, trips, New York, P.B., D.B., MM PP, Rubber Duckie, friends, Katie, L.A., parties, st.m., babe, P.C. AMB: To be happy ACT: Prom Com., yrbk., office aid, ski club, fundraiser, proj. dance com. 54 Julie Ann Butler Business P. PEEVE: trouble makers FAV. SAY: ‘‘Oh my God” REM: Fun in high school, going house to house selling candy AMB: dancing ACT. Helping selling candy for the class of 82. a ee Robert Cabral College NIC. Bighead P. PEEVE: Preppies FAV. SAY: ‘‘What a Load”’ REM: quarters, parties, most liked students, scared, rowdy, 3 little pigs, goofing on teachers students, jocks, Proms, Sophomore yr., “Include me in this little fiasco’, good talkers, Blues Brothers, all my friends, thanks!!! M.L., Mr. Zuber's class, my family, Viveiros family, esp. Jackie! AMB. Law Enforcement (detective or Secret Service) ACT. Class Pres. 1, Baseball 1-2, ski club 2, 4. Robin Marie Cabral Business NIC. Killer P. PEEVE: People who think they’re better than others FAV. SAY: Tell me about it REM: Summer of 80, Partying near the fountain, John 12 3 80 southern comfort, Trust Me! sleeping RS’s car, pitching pennies, N.H. w John, he’s so shy, my friends Seared. 5.0-C., R.S. A:A., C.C. E.D., Mr. Hyde my family AMB. To live w John be successful in whatever | do. ACT. Cheerleader 1, 2 Drama 1, 2 Mt. Climbing 1. Steven Paul Cabral College NIC. Kip P. PEEVE: Frosting FAV. SAY: Can | buy that ——___!!!! REM: All my friends, Haunted house, Friday 13th, cottage, parties, quarters, whales tails, COOL! Kim, Julie, Deb, Lori, Mustang II T- roof, halloween, breakfast (burnt lip), To many brain cells, 8 12 81, The landing, luck-i, straight! Green Monsters, Newport, Bos- ton, Fonseca, McDonalds (best door alarm), My family, Medeiros, Giffords, Sue 2 23 81 AMB. To be a successful politician ACT. Stu. Coun. pres. 4 State Rep, Stu. Gov. Day, yrbk., Stu. Ad. Coun., Band. Thomas Cabral NIC. Tommy P. PEEVE: Rejection REM: Good times w friends, Jackie Bobby, Coming home from Basic, Diman, esp. Mary- beth! AMB. Paramedic. College ae College NIC. Kadoo P. PEEVE: Talking w o saying anything FAV. SAY: Take it easy REM: All who took the time to be w me, thanks Dan, ‘“‘Live long prosper’, from Watson to graduation, ‘‘Luv ya Sharon”, Veni, Vidi, constituimeam vitam, Best wishes to Betsy Mills AMB. Graphic Arts Designer ACT. Chess Club (tournament competition) 2, 3, 4; Captain: biking, guitar, Band w photography. Business Cheryl Ann Cambra P. PEEVE: Mrs. Marujo, people who think they're better than other people FAV. SAY: Thats life! REM: Eddy, R.C. J.B.,R.S. A.A., 7 27 81, Bonnie, Joanne, cardiac arrest, L.D., B.M., S.S.C., M.P., Mr. Bill, Maplewood Park, Carvel, 10 2 81, the ride, Doby Den- nis, Lola, Sophomore yr., 9 7 81 dead Pinto, naive people, quar- ters (pennies), Riunite, Lambrusco AMB. To be successful. 55 2 a 3 ! Judith Rae Cambra Business NIC: Judy P. PEEVE: Gym DT’s, Crabby people in the morning FAV. SAY: | Don't Care REM: New York trip 79 80, Boston, partying w my friends the good times we had, concerts, parties, summer, Dave, Nellia, my bug, P. Bakery, Wild Tops, smashing Jeff's car, my whole family, old road, bar AMB: To go to college or Business school, to be happy, healthy, to go to Calf. ACT: Office help, ski club. ii Wi Lynne Carneiro P. PEEVE: sitting home FAV. SAY: Really! REM: All my friends the good times we had, concerts, parties, summer of 79 (R.C.), Flor- ida (July 4, 80), New Years Eve 79 80, ‘‘Seabreezes”’, ‘‘I| hope it was rain’’, Dean!, My family, the beach!, Elizabeth’s party, M.C. AMB: To live a carefree life ACT: JV Cheer 1, 2 Mt. Climbing 1 Dance Comm. 1. Judith Carreiro Business P. PEEVE: People who are always late REM: Kevin, Sharon, Sue, Lisa, Karen, Alison, Irene, Colleen, Buzzy, Freshmen Science, Lin- coln Park, Skating meets especially mid summers ‘‘79 ’, parties, all my friends from the rink, 3 6 80, Melissa's wedding, 7 4 80, Sharon's problems, Horseneck Beach, Rick Youngman, 4 29 79, Theater Arts Class, Dartmouth Drive In, my family AMB: To be happy, healthy, have lots of money and to be happily married. 56 College Cynthia Carvalho Business NIC: Burntout P. PEEVE: People who can’t make up their minds FAV. SAY: | love a parade REM: Cherry Chapstick, getting lost at Dartmouth Drive-In, Jr. Prom, beach parties, Octapied, All my burnt buddies, D.M., D.D.M., C.T., C.D., B.M., E.S., kimbies week- end in Vermont, Rob crazy Russell AMB: To become a Psychia- trist. Karen Carvalho College Business P. PEEVE: School FAV. SAY: Same difference REM: Laurie Gary, Germany w Sue, talks w Sharon, Fla. w Norma, Cookie Connec- tion, Jr. Prom w Jimmy, neighborhood friends, psychology, Grad. Day, My Babe, Martha’s Vineyard?, Prom w Tim, Matante MonOncle, My family esp. Mom ACT: yrbk, Proj. Comm., Prom. Comm. i Scott Coite College P. PEEVE: Being told what to do FAV. SAY: Don’t worry about it REM: Smashing my sister's car and my motorcycles, all my cars, my trans-am, robbing golf carts, getting into trouble, R.B., J.S., R.E., and all my friends, the neighborhood, my mother, partying alot, Becky AMB: to be rich, own a Harley a Vette. « Michael Comstock College NIC: Mike P. PEEVE: Losing FAV. SAY: Oh yeah, big time! REM: Taking golf carts, summers beach (flips), partying, Espo’s parties, quarters, soccer, caught smoking w Al, Basketball games, Al, Pete, Coon, Cub, Espo, Coite, all my friends, ‘. .. steal our toys”, “Bohr ’, ‘“‘tomatoes ’, girls, Hartford's, my family AMB: To be- come a Pilot ACT: Soccer 1-4, Hockey 3, 4, Basketball 1-4. ace Pamela Conlin College NIC: Pam P. PEEVE: Persistance in people, ignorance FAV. SAY: ‘He's Gorgeous!!’’ REM: My second day at W.H.S., when | met Izzy David, when | met M.C. AMB: To be happy at my job and with my life, to stay single. Joseph Cooney College NIC: Coon P. PEEVE: Waking up in the morning for school and then being forced to eat the school lunches FAV. SAY: ‘'I'll try anything once’ REM: Everything about Deb, Nick, Danny, Daryll, all the guys, mooning Madame H., Eggman, 351 Cleveland, bright head- lights in my and her eyes while in an Oldsmobile at the beach AMB: To enjoy life ACT: Soccer, Basketball. jad Michael Corriveau College NIC: Mike P. PEEVE: Homework, getting up to go to school FAV. SAY: ‘‘Have Fun’’ REM: freshmen year, trig parties, senior year, graduation day, leaning back in Chem. class, Class Day AMB: To become a Computer Engineer in the Air Force ACT: Hon Soc., Proj. Comm. 57 “ - me - ote i Barry David Costa College P. PEEVE: Mrs. M's ankle bracelet, The B’s FAV. SAY: Can | buy that?, that hurts me REM: goofing on mentals, the sign at Rocky Point, Blobby O's, quarter parties, Jackie's house, the lip, Baldy, whiteness and K.E., J.M. AMB: Comedian ACT: Baseball 1-4, Basketball 3, 4. Colleen Costa College NIC: Coll P. PEEVE: People who stare FAV. SAY: Oh great REM: Ail my friends and all the great times we have had, J.E., R.M., L.C., K.E., P.M., Summer of 81, boat rides w Pam, good times w Dave, The crew, quarters, Tim and his family, my family, Benz AMB: To live a happy and successful life ACT: Ski Club, Dance Comm., Yrbk, Proj Comm. George Costa General Shop Kathleen Theresa Costa College NIC: Kath P. PEEVE: Marshmellows FAV. SAY: | won’t kiss anyone's ...!REM: Jeanne, Cara, Deb B., Danny, Bonnie, Linda, Jugs mo- bile, Freshmen year, French class, Stinky, Laura, Vicki, Roland, big Mike, crazy Steve, Robetty, Dad, Florida, bad luck w cars, Lisa D., Dawn B., the Audets, Aimee, Mike, Chevelle, Capri Motel AMB: To travel around the world. y Susan Costa General Thomas Michael Costa College NIC: Tom P. PEEVE: AC DC, Airheads, Math FAV. SAY: Wake up and smell the coffee REM: A lot of things, Mickies, trouble, zeroes, Saturdays, The Boss, 80 Gulf team, Tang, Garfield, Muldoon, M.L., movies, total boredom, The Who, Stupid Jerk, Inga, no nukes, roving eyes AMB: To retire at an early age and to travel. Deborah Michelle Cote Business General NIC: Deb P. PEEVE: School and taking notes FAV. SAY: That Idea Got ! REM: Mrs. Carlson, Chicken man, Mousey, scratching away, Moose, Toto, goose patrol, detention, quiet study Ralph (4'6 ’), Lucy’s parties, Patty Lori, Lori, Lucy, Roper, Jimmy Dawn, Nette everyone else AMB: To get married and have fun finding an ambition. Lisa Marie DaCosta Business NIC: Lee Lee P. PEEVE: People who think they are better than others PREPPIES FAV. SAY: Give it a break REM: N.P., R.L., P.T., E.T., having parties in Tiverton, Newton st., racking on preppies, Shorthand, going to the beach, summer of 79, hanging at Maple Wood Parkw R.C.,N.N., C.C., Never forget my close friends R.C.., C.C., R.S., K.C., W.S., G.L., B.M., myself, racking on K.L. AMB: To be successful in everything | do ACT: Majorette. General NIC: Hank P. PEEVE: Homework, taking notes FAV. SAY: | don’t want to hear it REM: my family, friends, beaches, going to the New England Dragway AMB: To work on cars and to own a mansion. Henri Desrosiers Carol Ann Doherty College NIC: Dot P. PEEVE: Hypocrites FAV. SAY: Just smile and people will wonder what you're up to REM: COLORADO, All my friends, my family, Halloween, '' @!!, good times w R.M., D.P., A.T., M.B., L.B., D.E., J.S., B.P., etc, Jr Sr Prom, 8 10 81, YORK’S STEAK HOUSE, Moose Disease, Parties, esp. AARON, Sylvan. AMB: Prom. Comm., Yrbk, Hon. Soc. 59 James Drapeau General NIC: Jim REM: The Jr. Prom, dancing w Mrs. Mills, the bad band, asking out a lot of girls AMB: To join the Army, live on Cape Cod, Have a lot of children ACT: Basketball 1, soccer. Shelley Driscoll Business NIC: Shell P. PEEVE: People who think they are better than others FAV. SAY: Give me a gun REM: Joe, Drivers’ Ed, M.P., S.F., good times, friends, 9 21 80, 12 19 80, 10 19 80, summers 80 81, Preppies, 15, Marujo, shorthand, wandering, beach, parties, 4 yrs of W.H.S., Grad Day, Class Day, MOM DAD, everyone AMB: To be happy and to enjoy life ACT: Teacher's Aid. : David M. Dunn College P. PEEVE: SAT, Review, Stuck up people. FAV. SAY: I'll get over it — MF’er REM: Dave, Tim, Paul, Pam, and most of all IZZY, Jr Sr Prom, Class Day, Grad. Day, Ski trip w T.B. J.D, ‘‘The Great Horseneck Chase’’, (Freedom 9 12 81), Thanks to M.G. Clinton, Mrs. K, Mrs. M, Mrs. H, and special thanks to my closest friends who have put up W me and | w them AMB: To be suc- cessful and live every moment to the fullest ACT: Band 1-4, Golf 1- 3, Basketball 1. 60 Dawn Dupuis College P. PEEVE: washing dishes FAV. SAY: The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay. . . love isn't love until you give it away REM: Rick 4eva, 8 21 80, 12 25 80, 2 13 81, Squeekems, Cape Cod, Newport, beach, park, laughing, crying, Bronco, my family, The Magans, The Fiddlers, Deb. G., Deb M., last kiss AMB: To be happy w Rick 4eva, to become a nurse. SERRE Business Annette Duquette NIC: Annette P. PEEVE: Nosey people, people who think they are something special FAV. SAY: Whatever floats your boat REM: 8 25 Mark, freshmen year, Mr. Hague’s science class, Robin, Tom, the gang, Styx, summer of 80, good times, Jimmy, Mike, Mike (2), 7th period gym, the park, New York, Ken Kelli, esp. Mom Dad, Mark's Mustang AMB: To be happy, and to succeed in life. Diane Marie Dwelly Business NIC: Dini P. PEEVE: Waiting for a phone call FAV. SAY: If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you it’s yours, if it doesn’t it never was. REM: Rick, my family, New Years Eve 79-80, Summer 79, J.M., T.M., M.S., All my friends, M.T., Is it raining in here? L.C., Parties in Fairhaven Westport, New York trip, 4 8 81. AMB: To be a medical assistant to be happy ACT: Cheer 1, 2 Mount. Climbing, Dance Comm. Diane Louise Earle College NIC: Dee P. PEEVE: Disco, Stuck up people FAV. SAY: Too Bad REM: Sandi, Lori, Ellen, Carol, Cathy, all my other friends, The Point, ‘Glowing Jelly Fish”, Moose-Disease, my family, Rocky Point, Class of 82, ‘‘The Wall’’, Summers, Crazy elevator rides, “Degenerates’’, Grad Day, The Point Rowdies. AMB: To become a RN to live life to the fullest. ACT: Yrbk, Newsp 1-4, Mount Climb- ing 2-4, Ice Hockey Mgr. 3-4, Ski club 4, Guidance Aid 1-4. ‘ — Fs Kimberly Anne Eckersley College NIC: Kim FAV. SAY: It is not how much we have but how much we enjoy it that makes happiness REM: Lindy, 12 23 78, Julie, Lori, M.C., R.E., A.A., S.C., the landing, S.C’s car, summers, town beach, parties, Green Monsters, G.H., ‘‘sailing’’, cottage (eggs), Benny Hill, Ziggy, Halloween, Haunted House, Licorice, Wales Tails, Ricardi’s,8 12 81, McDonalds, Newport, 8 31 79, Espo’'s parties, great friends, my family ACT: Cheer co-capt 1, 3, Jr Sr Prom Comm, Yrbk. } IO ae oo 153 ne aS ii David S. Ellis College NIC: Dave, Spock, Elf P. PEEVE: People who think they are great FAV. SAY: Wait and see what | bought you for Christmas REM: good times, all my friends, the mouse, wolf, giving Mr M half of his grey hair, my excellent VW, studying. AMB: To be the best. ACT: Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country, Band, Parties. Business Jean Marie Enwright P. PEEVE: The Bus FAV. SAY: Yeah Right, Tell me about it REM: My family, all my friends, Coll, Robing, Deb, Debbie, 5 9 80, BARN, N.Y. w Rob, Quarters, Buds, weekends w the crew, My buddy, River Rd, Led Zeppelin, Hal (George), Classic, Howie, Class of 78. AMB: To make the best of life. 61 m_ 4 Richard Espo College NIC: Espo P. PEEVE: Teachers, homework, mentals, college D class FAV. SAY: ‘‘Alright, you’re excellent, you’re 1'’ REM: Quar- ters, golf carts, summers, goofing on people, Jerry Bedard’s quar- ters game, Zuber’s class, Inga, Bertha, Helga, Southern Comfort, B-D challenge, small amount of D.T.’s suspensions. AMB: Be rich and play quarters everyday ACT: Baseball 1, Basketball 1, 2, 4, soccer 1, 2, 4. Michael Ferus General Shop Patricia Louise Faltus College NIC: Pat P. PEEVE: Being pushed around FAV. SAY: “Aw poor thing, poor thing’’ REM: 88 on 88, Jr. Miss ‘‘clowns’’, Superb friends, Lori, Laurie, Carol, Load, Zeik, Sherri, Turkey , Ralph, Steve, Bro, Parties, 6 16 79, California, Shut the up, Heini, Moose, MAVERICKS, Mostly Mom Dad, | Love You. AMB: To lead a free and happy life and to make lots of money ACT: Jr. Miss, Yrbk, Proj. Comm. Stephanie Ann Florea College NIC: The Mumbler P. PEEVE: People who think they are singing but don’t know the words FAV. SAY: What’s your problem? REM: My Family, Pop's summers, 80-81, Chrissy Kevin, Grammy B, Woodchucks, egging C.T.’s car, the massive tough guys, Mr. Ca- bral, Big bad John and S.D. in Driver's ed, Spaz, B.m., Brogy, J.E. Light, 3 thumbs AMB: To Be Ha ppy and Healthy, get the best out of life ACT: Field Hoc. 3, 4, Capt 4, Softball 1-4, Basketball 4, Prom Comm, Yrbk. Jay M. Ferreira College P. PEEVE: School, Progress reports, Green, FAV. SAY: Yeah REM: Camp Noquochoke, Espo’s parties, Quarters, J.V’s house, Chuckie in bondage, Catman, Whitness, Bighead, Lip, The Magic Finger, summers AMB: To Live in a mansion and have female servants, have a Porsche ACT: Baseball 1, 4, Cross Country 1, 3, Basketball 1, Soccer 1. 62 Lori Anne Fonseca College P. PEEVE: French class, Staying home on weekends REM: Leaving school early w L.Q., 6 13 80, ‘THE HEBERTS , Friday Nights (landing), Basketball and Soccer games, the times w Cub, 9 27 80, Concerts, the cottage w Steve, Beth, Lori Debbie, Becky, “The Guys”, 4 15 81, w Roger, My Friends, Patty, Jerilyn, Kim, Julie, Debbie, Deb, My sister Lisa, Senior Year, Most of all Mom Dad, Tony for all his support AMB: To be happy and successful in life ACT: Field Hoc. 1, Stu Con, (Treas 3), Yrbk, Prom Comm. Michael Gallego General Shop Monique Gamache Business NIC: Mo P. PEEVE: Disco, Conceited people, K.P. FAV. SAY: “‘Oh My God ’, ‘Spare me’’ REM: S.M. Roller skating, all my friends, Mr. Mosher, C.E., B.D., lunch in my Soph. Yr, goofing on teachers, C.P., J.D., D.V., R.S., K.R., K.L., four long years at WHS, Virgina, J. Geils concert, K.S. sleeping outside, going swimming at 1:00 am, K.M., D.M., K.M., P.R., L.M., W.R., P.K. AMB: Cosmotologist. John L. Gibb College NIC: Johnny P. PEEVE: Algebra 1 2 REM: Beach, Quarters, Class of 82 AMB: To Graduate ACT: Basketball 1-4. Deborah Lee Gifford College NIC: Debbie P. PEEVE: Taking Gym, Riding the Bus FAV. SAY: There is no difficulty that love will not conquer REM: My Family (their love and support), Summers of 80 81, all my friends (L.F., J.S., B.L., B.H., D.B., L.Q.), the cottage, old boy friends, 4 15 81, Cub, 3 18 80, my car, fire drills, working, games, the guys, smile, tears, times w J.D. and Betsy, various parties, everything AMB: To be happy ACT: Yrbk, Prom Comm. 63 Marcia Goodrum College P. PEEVE: Hypocritical people REM: Good friends, Kim, Beth, Mindy, Diana, Danny, Paul, Dave B., ‘‘LADY’’, the Mercedes, Jr Prom, ‘‘Sharing the Night Together’ D.Q., Ah-Choo, team frisbee, E.R.B.C., Manchester’s, D,M.,9 25 81, J.B., ‘opportunities nev- er missed”’, long talks w R.W., S.S., M.V., old friends R.B., C.F. AMB: To Graduate w a B.A. in engineering from Wellesley MIT ACT: Yrbk, Excel, Mt Climbing, Prom Comm. James William Hancock Business NIC: Hany P. PEEVE: Suicides and windsprints at Basketball Prac- tice REM: 10 24 80 at 5:00 pm, Mr. R's Mr. M’s boring notes, 11 18 80, 4 12, 25 81, most of all | remember Espo’s Beach Parties, the whole senior class, P S, everyone, a coke and pizza party (Mr. R) AMB: To have a loving family and to be rich ACT: Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-3. Lisa Hancock Business P. PEEVE: Getting up in the morning REM: Jim, Betsy, Sharon, lrene, Suey, Judy, Buzzy, Bird, Aunty Tunto, Sam Clint 11 18 77, Jim’s bug, 9 20 80, 157 Riverside Ave., 2 13 81, Jeep, The Mansion, Mr. Wills, 10 30 81, The Belmont, Pig Roast 81, Moon Party, lst day of Spring, shaved steak, Ho Ho Ho, smoking area, Harvest 80 AMB: Free-Lance Photographer ACT: Yrbk, Prom Comm., Partying 1-4. 64 Mr Cara Zoe Hawes College Business General NIC: Zoe P. PEE: Stuck up people and liars FAV. SAY: | Love You, Tommy REM: Tommy, 12 28 79, Deb, 11 10 79, My family, Mom Dad, All my Friends, ‘‘Stay Gold Deb’’, Mr. Mello, Mrs. Amaral, Foreigner, 79, Ramada, Tommy’s “‘Z’’, Fribble-Fribble, Freshmen Year, Great times w all of my friends and tommy, Growing up, everyone AMB: To live happily forever w Tommy. a aah i : Beth J. Hebert College P. PEEVE: Staying home on weekends REM: '80 Field Hoc. team, Becky, Deb, Patty, Lori, Marcia, Jill, trips w Patty, all my friends, K.C.,D.B., D.M., J.S., N.O., Scott, the guys, Cub, Carl, Summers of 80 81, parties, the cottage, basketball games, Jr. Miss w C.M., M.A., J.D., Mr. Melli, ‘‘G.H. ’, esp. My Family ‘ie i Kenneth W. Hickney Shop P. PEEVE: I.S.S. FAV. SAY: ‘‘Big Deal’. REM: Parties in the shop, Sara M., all my friends from Jr. Shop B, my first year at W.H.S., all my suspensions. AMB: To be a rock star. ACT: Listen to very loud rock and roll chase girls. Scott P. Hebert College NIC: Hebe. P. PEEVE: Studing and getting up for school. REM: Mr. C's Chem. class with 351 Cleveland, parties, summer of 81 on my bike, my family, summer with Lori. AMB: To graduate from High School. ACT: Too many. ai BET 18) Chistopher Keavy Business tO Elizabeth Henriksen Business NIC: Mary. P. PEEVE: Cars that don't work. FAV. SAY: ‘‘Hey Baby”’. REM: Good times at the beach, Marsha’s house of ‘'S’’, 6 2 79, 3 6 81,7 29 81, going to N.H. with M.T.L.C., playing foozeball, skins, the stonewall, most of all my parents! AMB: To be a rock star! ACT: Mt. Clumbing, Dance Com., Office aid, Partying 1, 2, 3, 4. , f eee ee eee he Jeanne M. Lachapelle Business P. PEEVE: Mrs. Marujo, snobs, disco, gym. FAV. SAY: Really. REM: J.E., R.S., R.C., C.C., Newport, leaving school, graduation, dieting, Mr. Mello, the beach, parties, racket ball, Dave B., See- konk Speedway, New Year's Eve, concerts, my friends, and most of all mom dad. AMB: To be happy and successful. ACT: Hon. Soc., Office aid, Project Com. 65 Paula Lambert General Business Kim L. Lamontagne Business NIC: Twiggy. P. PEEVE: Shorthand class in my Jr. year. FAV. SAY: “Of course not’’. REM: S.F.'s moods, S.D. ‘‘Joe’’, floor hockey, Mr. C’s massive tough guys, Mr. Mello trying to keep track of me after 1:30, getting DT’s for roaming around, Jr. Prom with champ and S.F., Richie A. with the motorcycle. AMB: To join the Air Force or Navy and become a Computer Technician or Aviation Mechanic. Marc S. Larrivee College P. PEEVE: Shallow cretins, inept heavy metal band. FAV. SAY: ‘'l hope | die before | get old’’. REM: Boredom, this asylum and its patients, the greatest band on earth — The Clash, the dreaded election of Bonzo’s buddy, being employed then unemployed, the agony of math, Marchand's fascist sanctuary, Ms. Mill’s class, my coke habit. AMB: To not be bored. 66 ¥ Richard R. Lavoie College NIC: Rick. P. PEEVE: Waiting for the second loop bus. REM: Not having to study for Geometry, goofing on Mrs. H., Quarters, Ch. notes, Florida, 3 4-12 81, The Cars, goofing on the hairy toed preying mantis that ate Poiriers, Mr. Zuber’s class in Jr. year, car parties, the ledge, summer of 81. AMB: To live either in California or Florida and own a Corvette. General NIC: Kathy. P. PEEVE: Science. REM: Mr. Fezette, Mr. Muscarella, Mr. Allen, Miss Silvia especially Mr. Wood, all my friends, being the only girl in Prevoke class. AMB: To be a teacher. ACT: Mt. Climbing. Kathleen Anne Leary a bs Daniel F. Ledoux College Shop P. PEEVE: Gettin Busted, Naggy People, Preppies. REM: Parties, Andy's, Racing, Shop class, skipping school, DT’s, going out party- ing w Nick, Mike, Red, Scott, Tom, Joe, New England Drag, Fish- ing offshore, Kell, My Family, Egging houses, Industrial Park, Rais- ing Hell, Smoking Area, NEWPORT. AMB: Own a fishing boat. ACT: Ski Club, Mt. Climbing. Pe NN William Leite General Shop Rebecca Ann Longtin College NIC: Becky. P. PEEVE: Miami. FAV. SAY: May we stay forever young, forever free. REM: All my great friends esp. Beth, Berb, Deb, Lori, Jerily, Jill, Betsy, Lori, Patty, also J.M., K.E., Crusing, Quarters, ‘‘Scott’’ 5 7 81, My great parents, grandparents, Scott H., Cub, Espo, Joe, Mike , Scott A., Cottage 10 9 81 10 11 81 w Scott, The H’s, G’s, M's, Mrs. C, McDonalds, ‘‘G.H. , Journey. ACT: Cheering 2, Prom Com., YRBK 3, 4. Russ Lucio Shop NIC: Little Rut. P. PEEVE: People who think they know everything. FAV. SAY: Your Dreaming. REM: Days before school, parties at the beach, field trips, the K.K.K. days, and SO. CO. AMB: To graduate from WHS. ACT: Attending parties. General Jeffery MacDonald 67 ak Sharon Martin College Business Brenda Masson Business NIC: Bren. P. PEEVE: People who ask stupid questions. FAV. SAY: Forget it. REM: All my good friends, Park on Sun. nights, Shaz, J.C. L.A., 12 16 79, The Tubes — 8 16 81, Britland Park, D.P.’s Monty Carlo, LASA soccer games, New Bedford, The fort, Camp- ing 1 13 81, Robos, Roundhouses, Good times, w S.S.C. S.S., Oriental ice cream, Getting my fender Telecaster, Summer of 80 81, Stephs Crazy parties, Mr. Cabral. 2 Ad, Sandra Ann Maynard Business NIC: Sandy. P. PEEVE: Gym, Jocks. FAV. SAY: Remember yester- day, Dream of tomorrow, Live for today. REM: First fourth peri- od Freshman yr., 6th 7th Sophomore yr., lst, 2nd, 3rd, 6th Jr. yr., Sr. yr., My friends the good times we had. Musk, Florida, Sees. M., MiG. PR. oR. DC Wad Ma wl Kes. Cle ACE L.M., L.O., M.M., E.M. AMB: To get a Trans-am. 68 ‘Maria Christina Mazeiko College NIC. Zeik. P. PEEVE: ‘‘Cliques’’ pushy people. FAV. SAY: A mo- ment is a time for new beginnings. REM: 5th period study, Look-A- Like contests in math, Portugues 3, Trip to New York, Good Times Great friends — Cathy, Ru, Pat, Laurie, Danny, Bob-Sue Hem- ingway. AMB: To accomplish something worthwhile that will help someone or something to learn to do many things do them all well. ACT: J.V. Volleyball, Yrbk. Staff. a? Julie Beth Mcllwaine College FAV. SAY: | might do that! REM: Kim, the Landing L.F., B.C., R.B., J.S.,M.C., S.C., R.E., S.C., C.T., B.S., Cottage (eggs), mud ricks, haunted house, Halloween, G.H., jokes, Richard’s, town beach green monsters, S.C.'’s car, Laurie, B.B., Eck’s window, Espo’s parties, brain cells, whalestails, 8 12 81, family, COOL! Margaret Lyn Medeiros College Business P. PEEVE: Studying. FAV. SAY: ‘‘l don’t want to hear it!’ REM: Prom with J.L., Graduation, Class Day, New York (Broadway), New Year's, Mark, skiing, school ring, N.A.’s party, Driver's Ed., Horseneck Beach, R.R.'s boyfriends, D.D.’s phonecalls, N.V.'s rot- ten party, Plaza Pharmacy, RR, MG, Michael, Senior Prom. AMB: To become a registered nurse. ACT: Ski Club (1, 4), Dance Comm. (4). i Rae . Michael R. Medeiros College NIC: Mike. P. PEEVE: ‘'B’’ class. FAV. SAY: ‘‘Good joke’. REM: Chuckie with no shoes, playing quarters, my ugly driving school teacher, ‘‘D’’ class, and all my friends. AMB: Undecided. Susan L. Medeiros Business NIC: Suey. P. PEEVE: Snobs, staying home. REM: Sharon, Al, Lisa, Karen, Judy, ‘‘Tonto’’, Germany, REO, 157 Riverside Ave., goof- ing, 2 13 81, the beach, Sharon's problems, 12 11 81, Mrs. Be., ‘have a cookie”’, driving school, 9 21 79, Kenny's van, AC DC, 9th grade science, town trucks, ‘‘Kinks’’, ‘‘TP’’, shaved steak, Buzzy, Irene, driving w no lights, goofing on Eddie, Braintree boys, the fair, China Royal, Atlas, time unit. AMB: To be happy, healthy, successful. ACT: Yearbook Staff, Honor Society, Prom Comm. ee rot ae BS ad Debra Lynn Melanson College NIC: Deb. P. PEEVE: Being home early. FAV. SAY: ‘Always take the time to say what’s in your heart’’. REM: Summer of ‘‘80-81 ’, ‘Jeff’, M.M., Nancy, Dawn(s), Lisa, Bobby, Ray, Jr Sr Proms, Graduation, Mom Dad. AMB: To achieve all my goals and to be happy. ACT: Cheerleading 1-4, Mountain Climbing 3-4, Ski Club 1-4, Yearbook Staff, Prom Comm., National Honor Society. eetars ad a: ri SORE TERE aha ar Robin Melody College NIC: Rob. P. PEEVE: Having no money, staying home at night. FAV. SAY: ‘‘Live Today, for there may not be a tomorrow. REM: My sister Kathy, especially my mother my family, Bermuda, coke, Newport, Craps, working at the camp, Chester's, J. Polson’s Suzy, all my friends, Blue Nun, Brownie Troop, Jaguar, ice cream fights, Cousin Deb, Massive Parties at 96. AMB: Special Needs. ACT: Dance Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Ski Club. 69 General Shop Alison Mercier Business NIC: Pokey. REM: ‘‘Ken”’, 7 3 78, ‘‘70 Skylark’, ‘‘Bird’’, Sue, Beik, Lisa, Hany, Buzzy, Hisano, Judy, Colleen, 1 23 81, Eng- land, France, Bailey's, Mr. Melli and the GANG, George, and Espe- cially MOM!! AMB: To live a long and happy life!! ACT: Yearbook Staff, Ski Club, Honor Society. General Gary Michel 70 Christopher Mulroy General Brenda Ryanne Murphy College Business General NIC: Little Murph, shortpants. P. PEEVE: Everything and anything about school. FAV. SAY: Konga, Eddie. REM: Mom Dad, C.B., C.D., B.G., $.T., Van Halen, April 27, March 20, Mr. Mello, Mr. Menard, REO, Gail, Jimmy, Paul, Lab, Michael, Corky, Mrs. Bes- sette, Grants, and Especially Eddie. AMB: To marry Eddie, and to be accepted onto the U.S. Equestrian Team. ACT: Detention 1, 2, 3, 4. Ellen Alys Nowell College P. PEEVE: Stuck up people. FAV. SAY: Maranatha. REM: Diane, Lori, Carol, Jody, Dan, Scott, Wayne, Jim, Sandi, Bob, all my other friends, the softball team, Carol ripping her pants shoe, the elevator, Media Center Jr. Year, my family, Class of 82. AMB: To become a paramedic, to try to do the best in what | can. ACT: Cross Country (1), Basketball (2), Softball (2), Fundraising, Sr. Prom Comm., Project Comm. Shop NIC. Ronnie-O. P. PEEVE: Teachers who think they know every- thing. FAV. SAY: ‘‘Right’’. REM: Going on shop field trips. AMB. To be a president of a major company and have alot of money. ACT: Basketball. Ronnie Olivier Brenda Marie Oliveira BUSINess P. PEEVE: People who think they're better than others, school lunches. FAV. SAY: ‘‘What’s Up? ’ REM: Freshman Year, skipping school, partying with friends Roger, July 2nd 1978. Nancy Ellen Oliveira College Business NIC: Nan. P. PEEVE: Early curfues. FAV SAY: ‘‘You can't always get what you want in life, but that doesn’t mean you can’t try.’’ REM: CHRIS, Deb, Jeff, Dawn, Lisa, Ray, Randi, Ronnie, Amber, !zzy, Carol, J.P., Jr Sr Proms, Summer of 80-81, good times, Grad- uation,Mom, Dad. AMB: To live life to the fullest and to be happy. ACT: National Honor Society, Pep Squad — 2, Jr. Prom Comm.., Yearbook Staff, Ski Club 2, 4, Mountain Climbing 3, 4. Mi | . . Robert Joseph Oliveira College Prep. NIC: ‘‘Bobby-O ’. P. PEEVE: People that don’t pay gas money on time! FAV. SAY: “Ya, but canl...'’. REM. Ellen's froggie shirt, Bruce’s comedy, Dan's brillo pad hair, getting stuck at the Horsen- eck Beach, and at the gas station, Miss Silva's Portugese classes, and Mrs. Hurley's Theatre Arts classes, and all my friends — They know who they are. AMB: Actor. ACT: Drama, Tutoring Portugese, Newspaper Staff. % 71 . pe eee = “yy oa t “} m4 i oe ae we ee yn pas: ¥ = Robin Marie Oliveira Business College NIC. Rob. P. PEEVE: Not being of age in between gunshots. FAV. SAY: ‘‘Let's check-out the scenery’’. REM: Good times at the park, M.J. S.T., 6 23 80 Kevin, 4 2 79, Zhumps a line, my family, bouncer, crazy E.H., spouting whale, mall parking lot, con- certs, goofing, OOBABYS, Summer of ‘‘81 ’ lya. AMB: To marry into a wealthy family and to own Weathervane. ACT: Mountain Climbing, Honor Society, Dance Committee (1) Ronald Ouellette Shop a Mien : Michelle M. Pacheco Business NIC: Mitch. P. PEEVE: Curfews and taking the bus. REM: Freshman year, CC., CR, R.S., JD, LB, SD, KH, Quint, Russ, JD throwing a book at S.M., Kinks Concert ‘‘81 ', Parties, Summer ‘'81 ’, NYC Trip, Camp Noquochoke, Jo's Beach House, Hey J.C. love those white shoes! AMB: To become a child care worker and be happy. 72 Laurie Anne Paine College P. PEEVE: People who always complain. FAV. SAY: ‘‘Really’’. REM: G.A.T., 2 14 80, Senior Prom, Diamonds, Karen, Carol, Julie, Dawn, Martha’s Vineyard, Pepper, Valleys, 3 2 80, J.M.’s mud slip, ski trips, 9 6 80, V P C.C., graduation, beach, hamsters, smurf, sleeping over Karen's house?, Most of all Gary. AMB: To succeed. ACT: Band 1-3, Ski Club, Mountain Climbing, Yearbook Staff, Proj. Comm. Denise Mari e Paul Business P. PEEVE: Snobs, shorthand. FAV. SAY: “‘I'll think about it’. REM: Skipping school, and getting 6 DT’s, Horseneck Beach on Friday mornings, smoking in girlsroom, skipping gym. AMB: To become a registered nurse. James Kenneth Paul General NIC: Jim. P. PEEVE: Teachers who give DT's. FAV. SAY: ‘‘l love fresh air’’. REM: Goofing on Mr. Wood in class, skipping school, getting caught and getting 6 DT’s. AMB: Chef. Daniel L. Pereira College NIC: ‘‘Poge’’. P. PEEVE: Jealousy, snobbish people. FAV. SAY: GOD grant me the courage to change the things | can, serenity to accept the things | can not, and knowledge to know the difference. REM: D.D., B.O.,D.S.,D.M., J.H., P.L., K.E., K.M., R.S., C.C., all my friends family, Halloween 80, 5 16 81, summer sailing flying in New York State, Mr. Funnucci — Western Civ, Mrs. Mills, S.M.U. Eisteddfod, Wellfleet, 18 wheels?, Live Long and Prosper. AMB: To be a pilot and find happiness in life. ACT: Drama Club, Newspaper. Gregory Perry Shop Steven Pimental Shop 73 David Ponte General Shop NIC: Dave. P. PEEVE: Gym, disco. FAV. SAY: ‘‘You Gayper’’. REM: CAROL — 12-28-80, N.H., N.Y., Hyannis, going to concerts with my friends, K.T., M.G., F.P., B.R., B.M., Mr. Roy's Sociology class, Sr. Prom. AMB: To be a new car dealer. General P. PEEVE: Jocks, Teachers, Disco. REM: Sept. 10 with Carol, our crazy classes, Fun in Mr. Souza’s Class. AMB. To get married and work in my father’s business. ACT. Vandalism. Frederick G. Ponte Daniel P. Quinn College NIC: Dan. P. PEEVE: People who think they’re better than others. FAV. SAY: ‘‘Oh No’’. REM: Hydroxide, bank robber, Jr. Prom, tire tracks on David's foot, Marsha, friends esp. G.S., B.M., M.C., M.B., class projects, drying tubes, Mr. F. look-alike contest, Blood Drive, The four hospitals in R.I., AH-Choo, York's. AMB: To become a petroleum engineer. ACT: Mountain Climbing 3,4, Ski Club 1-4, Prom Comm., Yearbook Staff (Business Manager), State Rep. 4, Proj. Comm. 74 nant Carol Rego College P. PEEVE: Unhappy people and 12:00 A.M. FAV. SAY: Oh! Why that’s a horse of a different color. REM: Whyoming, Martha’s Vine- yard, Boston, B-hopping, Jeanine, Krystal, Mitch, J.J.H., “‘The Click’’, Summer 79-80, ski trips w L.A.P. and J.D., The Lemmon, Better check the transmittion, rats under the dock, I’m gonna kill you, All my friends and family. AMB: To be rich. ACT: Field Hockey, Cheering, Ski Club, Yrbk. Lucille M. Reis Business NIC: Lucy, Little Roo, Smoopy, Lu-Lu, Tucy Lucy, TH. P. PEEVE: Gym Class. REM: My sweetheart Steve, summer of 80 81, 2nd Lane, tents, the spot, Allen’s, Roy’s, Donelly’s, Rayno’s classes, Gooseberry, F.R. Knitting, trees, Deb, Darlene, Sue Av., Shell, Patti, Toni, Cheryl, parties. Business P. PEEVE: Being home on time. REM: Going to L.P. W N.V. (trou- ble), running on Charlotte White Rd. w N.V. for our lives, C.P.'s mustang Lawton’s down the lake, Alhambras, Chuck, N.V., M.B., Lawtons all my freinds, H F (Lovers). Karen Renaud Patricia Marie Reyes Business General NIC: Pat. P. PEEVE: Monday mornings. FAV. SAY: Really now. REM: All of my friends both old new esp. Lyndel, Deb, Lucy, Lori, Lor, Jimmy, Kym, 5th study, working w Tony, Tod, Anora, Schofeild ‘‘Goose Partol’’, ‘Chicken Man’’, Mrs. Carlsons 6 7, Mr. Moniz. AMB: To become an X-Ray technician or a cosmotoli- gist. Robert Rezendes General Shop Lori Rice Business NIC: Rice. P. PEEVE: People who don't act their age. FAV. SAY: Good things come in small packages. REM: Double dating w Brian Lori, having long talks w my little Sis Mary, Mrs. Carlsons cook- ing class!, But most of all help from my friends, the Burkes, Mom Pops (I love you!!!) AMB: To become a hairdresser, live to the fullest. ACT: Prom Comm., Drama Club, Proj. Comm. pn Lori Anne Roderick College NIC: Lorbi Wabbit. P. PEEVE: Pushy, Snobby people school lunches. FAV. SAY: If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you it is yours if it doesn’t it never was. REM: Not falling @ induction Ceremony, Trig parties, Prom nights, grad., moons at R.P., stealing time w Steve, Laurie's 80 party, Friday nights, great friends: STEVE, Pat, Laurie, Sue, Carol, Troy, Zeik, Mom Dad! AMB: To lead a long healthy, successful life systems analys. ACT: Honor Society, Tutoring French. 45 Laurie Marie Ann Rusin College P. PEEVE: People who hurt other people for kicks. FAV. SAY: What can | say, Such is life. REM: 88 on 88, Heini, Moose, lambs, teriffic friends, TIM, Pat, Lori, Sue, Zeik, working at WHS, the summer of 80, the proms close calls, cruising, weekends, always getting home ‘‘on time’. AMB: X-ray technician. ACT: Yr. Bk., Layout. ae oY chante ti a OS call 3 J Charles Salisbury College NIC: Muldoon. P. PEEVE: Small putangs, D-class. REM: Quarters, Inga, Bertha, Helga, being mental for two years, Jr. Yr., summer of 81, golf team of 80, goofing on the mentals, B-D class challenge, beach parties, Tang, ‘‘The lggy Bobo show. AMB: To be the vice- principal at Westport High School. ACT: Cross Country 1-2, Golf 1, Captain 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Racquetball. Thomas Salisbury 76 JoAnn Elaine Salva Business General NIC: Johana Banana. P. PEEVE: Preppies Sophicated people. FAV. SAY: Take all you can get, you only have one life. REM: Sue, S.C., Brenda M., ‘‘Sophicated people”’ (Birds), Robin C., TT, Crus- ing w G.B., Mt. Climbing w friends, Reunite!, X-mas w Sharples, RI, Janet B., Lora H., Cuz Dor, Bonnie S., Cheryl, Fall River, Cardi- ac Arrest. AMB: To become a hairdresser fashion coordinator, earn lots of money cruise around the world. ACT: Mt. Climbing, Volleyball, Softball. ¥ ? Business NIC: Slim. P. PEEVE: Shorthand, prejudice people. FAV. SAY: “That's wicked bad’’. REM: D.C., ‘‘New York, New York ’, the drive-in, Hot Wheels, Summer of ‘‘80’’, my bet with SS., The Okinowan Students, Keiko. AMB: To go to California to be suc- cessful. ACT: Drama 1, 2, Cheering 1, Mt. Climbing 1, Band 1, 2. Daniel Vincent Sheahan Business General NIC. Dan. P. PEEVE: Negative people. FAV. SAY: ‘Far out’’. REM: Walking home from school, cruising around on Friday nights, “toot-toot’’, the lizard man, Mr. Bill's art class, the old man on the mountain, the five nickels. AMB: To become a famous artist live a long, happy life. ACT: Running, Soccer, Bike Riding, Basketball. 3 a Ligue nl ont ja nt 1 4 Bee Bonnie Ann Sharples College NIC: Jugs, Bubbles. P. PEEVE: Crazy people at work homework. FAV. SAY: ‘‘Where are we going tonight!’’. REM. BILLY, the sum- mer of '81, Mt. climbing at the Robin's Nest, donkey basketball, proms, the jugs-mobile, all my friends, K.C., J.A., J.S., Kevin, Fer- nando, C.C., J.S. 7 22 81, skiing, most of all thanks to Mom Dad. AMB: To be happy in life reach my goals. ACT: Mt. Climbing 3-4, Ski Club 3-4, Dance Committee 3-4, Prom Comm. 3-4, Yrbk. Staff 3-4, Donkey Basketball. Albert Allan Shorey College NIC: Bert. FAV. SAY: “If you don’t understand my silence, you'll never understand my words. REM: Lousy lunches, riduculous, his- tory classes, goofing on freshmen. AMB: To become a lawyer or a high ranking military official. ACT: Honor Society. ee “ Bruce A. Silvia College P. PEEVE: Hypocrits. FAV. SAY: ‘How's life?’’ REM: Sr. Prom, My Giselle, Maria, Pat, Ernie, and Bert, all my friends, Cultures, Port. lll with Bom Dia, Inga's frost gun, lab, being facetious, Zoo study, M.C. odors, Choquette’s originals, gym. AMB: To be happy suc- cees in whatever | do or attempt. ACT. Drama 1. “es Bee: | Carol Simmons College P. PEEVE: People who think they are better than others. FAV. SAY: “If you want a friend be a friend’’. REM: All my friends, Rocky Point, Jr. Miss Pagent, 3rd period study w P.S., C.D., S.R., Chem- istry lab wW S.R., R.E., C.T., being on crutches during volleyball season, softball, exchange students from Okinowa, Senior Prom, and Mr. W. AMB: Nursing. ACT. Volleyball 1-4, Softball 2, Music 1- 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Yrbk. Staff 3-4, Prom Comm. 3-4, Project Comm. 77 Business Robin Smith % ay Sandra Joan Smith College NIC: “Sandy Beach”, ‘‘Smitty’’. P. PEEVE: Mr. S’s Culture class People who think they’re better than you. FAV. SAY: ‘‘Testy 1”, Innocent until proven guilty. REM: All my friends, crazy elevator rides, Portuguese Ill w ‘‘BomDia’’, Georgie, Jimmy Anne, Class of ‘ 82'’ Moose, Jr. Miss, The 71 Dodge, ‘‘The Wall’, Southshore 4 wheelin but most of all Weston. AMB: To be successful, enjoy life to it’s fullest be the best R.N. there ever was. ACT: Majorettes 3, 4, Newspaper Staff, Yrbk., Jr Sr Prom Com. 78 hij Business NIC: Bird. P. PEEVE: Sitting in shorthand class watching Mrs. Mar- ujo pick her ears. FAV. SAY: ‘I’m so___hungry”’. REM: My sopho- more year with C.C., Avon, shorthand class, parties, visiting Andy, Mr. Bill, R.C. locking her keys in her house, March 28, 1981 the Summer of '81. AMB: To be successful. Jeffrey Souza College P. PEEVE: Gym teacher's. FAV. SAY: ‘‘Excellent question’. REM: Beach parties, Quarter’s games, Green Green Machine bones, phantom egger, golf carts w R.B., B.S., S.C., R.D., College D, winning B-D challange, The Bat Mobile, all my friends. AMB: To be rich. ACT: Baseball 1, Basketball 1-2. Patricia Ann Souza College NIC: Patty. P. PEEVE: Math. FAV. SAY: If | never loved, | never would have cried. REM: Summertime, friends parties, “Liz Jeff’, 18th birthday, concerts, the Octapy “‘R C ’ , getting stuck, Friday 13th (crash), Volleyball games ‘“‘Champs 80”, Cheering at away games, Class day, grad., Prom night, Newport, and all the good times! AMB: To be happy in life. ACT: Volleyball, Cheering, Band, Prom Comm., Yrbk. Staff, Fund raising. Sharon Marie Souza College NIC: Saz. P. PEEVE: Moody People. FAV. SAY: ‘‘That's for the head!’’ REM: Going to FR w D.P. to see Afro Inc, going to N.B. cruising around, Sunday nights w B.M., J.C. L.A., Britland Park w J.M., LASA, soccer games w D.P., New Year's Eve of 79 80, trips to N.Y., Edwards all My good friends. AMB: To be a proba- tion officer. ACT: Pep Squad 1-2, Prom Comm. 3, Honor Society 3- 4. College P. PEEVE: To work on weekends. REM: D.B., D.G., L.F., B.L., L.Q., K.F., B.H., S.C., Mully’s, ski trips w Deb, tennis games, J.G. party, Cottage, J.M.P., beach, Friday nights, concerts, halloween, most of all my family. AMB: To experience life to its fullest. ACT: Field Hockey 1-4, Cheering 3-4, Ski Club 2, Yrbk. Prom Com. Jerilyn Dee Sunderland General Business Mary Adelia Tavares Business P. PEEVE: Staying home. REM: All my friends, concerts, summer of 79, Drive-In, the beach, little Joey, My family, E.H.'s party, furnace in the closet? Hampton Beach w E.H. L.C., 3 6 81 Patrick. AMB: To be happy successful in life. ACT: Dance Com. 1, Mt. Climbing 1, Office Aid 2. Richard Joseph Tavares Jr. College NIC: Rick. P. PEEVE: Reading boring books in English class. FAV. SAY: ‘‘Rowdy’’. REM: The ‘Big Pam”’ song, work, B.M. his jokes, ‘“‘Rughead’’, Saturday nights at the movies, eating in Mr. C's class, New York trips, Gina all the good times, P.L. C.B., Summer of 81, York Steak House Crew, H.S. the ‘‘Good Mornings’’. AMB: Rich Veterinarian and to understand the Substitute in Physiology. ACT: Soccer, Basketball, Honor Soc. 79 General Business Janette Theroux pats Kenneth Thibault General Shop , + a. % ead Amber Marie Thomas College Business NIC: Amp. P. PEEVE: People hurting other people. FAV. SAY: “That's cute’’. REM: Good times | shared w Dave, L J's apart- ment, August 10, 1981, August 5, 1979, Summer weddings of 81, R K Kenny Jr., Bag Piper, Rubber Duckie, “ALL my Friends”, Horseneck Beach, parties, proms, Newport. AMB: To live a long healthy life w Dave. ACT: H.R. Treasurer, Yrbk. Staff, Prom Com., Proj. Com., Pep Squad. 80 Carl D. Tripp College NIC: Cubb. P. PEEVE: Teachers who frost you, ‘‘D’’ class. FAV. SAY: ‘‘No way'’. REM: My friends, quarters parties, goofing on the Mr. C's, Sr. Prom, lst period English, Basketball games, summer of 80, B.H., B.L., D.M., Inga, Bertha, Helga, the frost queens, B-D Challenge, WHS, psychology w all the N.E., My family. AMB: To be successful rich. ACT: Soccer 2-4, Basketball 2-4, Baseball 2-4. Nanette Verville Business NIC: Nett. P. PEEVE: Homework, Mondays, taking pictures. REM: Face Painting at K.R.’s house, YES in the mirror, the beach, skat- ing, the mall, head frosty, sneaking to L.P. almost getting trampled by horses, Jumping out windows (broken lamp), Karen Renaud. ACT: Band, Chorus. Lori Wamboldt Business NIC: Lor. P. PEEVE: Childish Classmates. FAV. SAY: ‘Ours is not to Question why: Just do it!; live let die.’’ REM: Brian Lori for all they've done, the best 4 yrs at WHS, Mr. Phelan’'s freshmans class, Mom Dad, Remember the day on the horse Lori? Not too dirty hairy! AMB: To live a carefree life. Enjoy a career in my own beautition business. ACT: Prom Com., Proj. Com. Randi Lee A. Yokel College Business NIC: Shortcake, squirmels. P. PEEVE: M.G. and stuck up people. FAV. SAY: No Doubt. REM: Kenny Jr. Jr., 8 18 81, 7 3 81, Amber and Dave and all my friends, Bag Piper, slumber parties, Family, goofing in Algebra and in Western Civ., Oh My GOD!! AMB: To become an accountant and to be a good mom and wife. ACT: Treasurer, Pep Squad, Hon. Soc., Jr Sr Prom Comm., Proj. Comm. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Best ALL — AROUND 81 MOST FRIENDLY MOST MISCHIEVOUS Jean Joe Scott Jean SENIOR SUPERLATIVES t eeciaincniidl, roan ; : | esr on f al , | | | } i | E | : = £ . ' | ; . | : | | as : : % Jean Tim Elizabeth Dan MOST VERSATILE MOST POPULAR 82 MOST STUDIOUS MOST SPIRITED Mike Marcia Bob Sue ee =. = we ¢ x = MOST DEDICATED BEST DRESSED BEST LOOKING MOST ATHELETIC a Colleen Steph ae = gees: mIECS ars aa —— = =— Mines Ke 7 oe a Be omen | Carol Bob Carol Paul MOST ARTISTIC MOST MUSICAL 84 CLASS FLIRTS CLASS CLOWNS Barry Cindy _ Elizabeth Dan mE 4 GELS BANE Henri Michelle Rick Joanne MOST QUIET MOST TALKATIVE 85 14 ty | guenaaal 7 5 feos é . 3 : i 2 ; WILDCAT STAFF David Brown EDITOR Lori Quinlan EDITOR } vw itty taal aw = Ss ge : ? i ej ee Bo E 3 HHT YEARBOOK STAFF 86 SENIOR SECTION FACULTY ACTIVITIES UNDERCLASSMEN 87 PONTE ay ttn PER AA Oar IONE | Ml NAO AIO A ty Sy he deat ce... en Vann At EBD FE IA at ann KAS lm AT TORE Nae ORI TE we ane « - te z IO Sa N Ta 1 aS CEN ID IN GS i BES RM AA OED ARE SERIE Bah oeiaiembaniiidiad teenie OE TIO i A NG PRA AEM ONIN ages dipansnear ities SPORTS ‘a y Se eS LS Se a EL eee PHOTOGRAPHERS 88 ADS LAYOUT rT 89 ‘Upon. graduation from Westport High school,- we seniors have spieamped.trat time leaves a valu- “ablemsift letias left us experience. ‘ Like everyone else, we Started at . the-bettom.as freshmen. We ex- “perfenceéd=the-hardships of our ys. Eee beginning ie high school and Mile oS would soon be up- ‘ +a Spengessmen. “As sophomores, we we becameahoxe spirited and conti- P , a0 . Saas a ae ee - - se aaadalil dent group. In our junior year, we experienced the wonders of being an upperclassman. Finally as sen- iors, we enjoyed the power of the top. We wish the best of luck to the upcoming seniors so they can make their year, like ours, one of the best years of their lives. Ohuy: | 91 CLASS OF 83 ; 4 2 t Pres. S Gallan V.P. M Nixon Sec. K McCarthy Tres. L Duquette K Andr res GP PE ese R Andrade N Archambault © We D Barros D Benoit M Bohn E Bolduc M Burke 92 D Cabral J Butler Th ay oe C Cardin M Case ) y j wo ‘ a” M Czapiga L Costa 2 M Doucette a la E Estrel K Evans J Farias 93 wT ; j ; — a : S Ferreira J Fernandes W Fontaine A Forcier L Fralic N Goulart J. Viverios D Jabbour 94 L Jacob M Kut 7 D Langis bes t H Leach J LeBoeuf rt} ys irs a 4 ie a ' | L Ledwidge J Wilkens P Leite : li D Lorranger S or Yeird D Martin C Mathias 95 - vem Rett 4 rere a, G Mauk J Mazieko M Medeiros D Mello : ( HAR ‘i P Mercier M Orr G Pacheco ; ‘ . -_— pm Boy ee R Pacheco S Pariseau D Pasaska J Petrin A Priestly M Quinn L Rapoza M Rapoza R Ravenelle 96 J Rioux S Rioux R Robertson ; aa? = = we ¥P ; ¥ P Simons oe . D Smith K Smith J Soares R Souza ta | J StPierre L Sutcliffe D Swartz Neild . gAMte ' é iu ed TEL [ R Tavares R Teasdale S Thibault K Tolley 97 CLASS OF 84 ADVISOR: BETSY MILLS inbea® i : q B Almeida R Aguiar S Bradley 98 Pres. D. Medeiros ‘4 os 4 ime Le et P Bordon T Carreiro Fie hon t £ : R Chouinard ee ae sg L Correira L Cowen ) ¢ f ' 5 $ ’ F 'P DeFucso S Dupere Mn itv | == R Costa S Coyne 2 ad C Coutinho A DeFrias | ed 3 K Dias K Doherty eke yt Et Mee f3 M Fernandes J Figuriedo 99 L Fonseca 7 B Gifford J Hebert my . es | od Fae : ; War t , ; : ais gee vi 2 @ M Jusseaume M Lafferty C LaFlamme K LaPlante AS 4 pe 2 eg ‘A s oX UT AAA J Ledwidge L Leite S Loiselle tf W Manchester J Hart L Martin 100 S Medeiros J Mendeiras K Morrin L Morrisette L Morrisette K Pacheco S Oliveira ¥ ‘ J Palmer G Patterson R Paul 101 + C Pratt | T Quinlan J Rapoza J Rapoza : oN, L Rodrigues L Shea R Silvia K Snow J Soares C Southworth C Souza 102 } f G Souza L Souza D Stetkiewicz M Bouchard Te SPE ; ' te oo s 3 , 4 Pel ON Say te B Sullivan B Tavares S Tavares J Torres — R Trahan S Valcourt tf T Vasconcellos M Viveiros R Viveriros “v. Bev C Wright 103 CLASS OF 85 Be ™ sk Pres. S Harrison V.P. J DaCosta Pee ie Scie + eae 3 Sei cea hae eis ee BF) ADVISOR: STEVE FELDMAN Sec. C Figuerido Treas. A Bedard See | ay Wir J Almeida ; R Almeida } CRT SF = : M Baptista L Amaral J Antunes 4 Barselou Sicse R Barboza J L Bennet R Benoit 104 ak ae a eee J Bernando Sits D Briggs M Cabral ‘ fe teeny e +4 ek itereens Pear ee tteea gt ee:,! tlasese ree heen. Peenaa. fae a S Cabral M Carden a Mf i +2 L Costa R Coutinho - ey ate Tes 3 es ‘i oo 4 J Couto C Dawicki K Dessert C Defusco 105 ‘@! ' f ; 4 5 ae ' ‘ 24 J) ! Aries ef ep B DeSilveria umaine : i, sn C Earle A Ferreira ae | J Ferreira M Gamache 7.2. vb ws ‘ . s ty am ¢ . M Hardin 106 K Jennings RP en iy D Leite J Lima N Loiselle LAD; i A Manchester D Medeiros CJ Montesanti “| M Ouellette | J Owens A Pacheco 107 4 ba 4 ee TEE S Pariseau CPF ay almer op) U0 o re) = o re) ° ce) Ue O Perreira S Ponte M Rebello Nt Cc Reynolds ; R Rocheleau a : ; K Schofield T Sevign K Silvia 108 4 by ) sss LEP M Silvia Coe ti tanley T Souza DS B Valcourt S Wambolt L Watson C Wilkins F Hutchins C Wypych 109 110 . , anv ns 4 ps 90 a -eateio ae Te ey Ga ae © Sage REL | sega, a At mma 7 ' Gert are events that are shared. A team , +. = ‘atid.itsupporters share the thrill of our victo- 7 «+ vies and also regret our unfortunate defeats. ea. Palle rags Neg Good sportsmanship-and teamwork must be : Shared between each member of a Westport team. An athlete must physically and mental- wayne realize his own capacities and those of his 7 a . {€armmmates. The obligation of practice and E =o ae welt ptitude of a’champion are essential. All : ee A Bag EX these characteristics are necessities for a _— —_ “winning team and an athlete. = ” a —s = TH EHH acs RH ieee tir Wig? etal ITT) et aware. 112 . er Gs ee 7 - - mE TR ty, } li Raikes ere ee ATE Steet tp) ey ¥ Coach Perreira, C. Tripp, A. Andrade, J. Cooney, M. Comstock, Coach Pettine. Sal OS OY ae PB yo os sees « ’ ih, et ee { —_ Coach Pettine 113 =8uknh cu ane ae eee | = ror ttt gate eaeeawune. yeti ttt D. Berube, J. Sunderland, S. Florea, B. Hebert, C. Rego. 114 “CROSS COUNTRY Coach Ready Jody 115 Y ee Yap i. SS es Ls A yr “te 44 faa BASKETBALL _ 116 Te | am ¢ St Cee Pan he al ak , vee Pot rd ot SE) 2a ve VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 117 i P ‘ ’ j ev . foe Fs 1 : ; ee pore VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH ROY ASSIT. COACH NASSIF 118 SENIORS IN ACTION ' oe - et - ' A “ - Dave Joe Ronnie 119 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 120 121 GIRLS BASKETBALL 122 Mery G rE An a me Coach Albanese, D. Berube, L. Jacob, Coach Macmillen = — me Sear : i aS Coach Albanese, D. Steikiewicz, L. Correira, Coach Macmillen 123 Charlie 125 GIRLS SOFTBALL Beth Stephanie 126 Kathy Sue and Jill 127 VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY SENIORS Back Row: Left to Right Jimmy, Cubby, Barry Front Row: Left to Right Mike, Al WO poheee _ 128 Seah ball’ isis a le e ; %, =! Pin BES i % ‘ si a =, z or Be % ee et és a a Sia 129 we Rete te li ace 7 . s i ey PPO Si 2 8 oi eRe Tt, — a ALE Seay ah. ti ees ‘ eo, Sah ae on 4 5 : % ‘ ‘ DR SS OP Meee RS rich Student life at Westport High con- sists of much more than mastering homework assignments and attend- ing classes. We have had many op- portunities to experience a variety of activities, such as skiing the moun- tains of New Hampshire and touring ‘ ca the grounds of England. Many find rice ae happiness through accomplish- - _ + ments ranging from performing on nee + Se. stage to attaining National Honor So- ciety membership. Through our par- ticipation in activities our memories at Westport High School will remain in our hearts forever. Student IL te: ! ! Ss —— ——————— -—— ————d ——s —— = ——— == —_ —e4 ——— ——s ——— —— p— SS — =, = —_ = | : Ny Y ae _ STUDENT COUNCIL : : erin’ oath hee NE betta ? ae 200 ok ads f a : — Pj 4 2 A. | wrk 2 ae Treasurer J. Hebert, President S. Cabral, Vice-President L. Quinlan, Secretary B. Hebert, K. Burbank, D. Fernandes, D. Quinn, S. Rioux, M. Nixon, K. Cosgrove, L. Fonseca, E. Medeiros, J. Raposa, J. DeCosta, L. Dawicki This section of our year- book is dedicated to our guidance counselor and our friend, Mr. Melli. Thru his dedication and hard work he was able to make these activities a success. We thank him for giving us memories we'll never forget. Anthony Melli 132 State Rep. — attends monthly meetings in Lakeville and reports back to the Student Council. His reports contain new fund rais- ing ideas and ways to improve school life. | it Daniel Quinn STUDENT ADVISORY The Student Advisory suggests any changes that the students want in the school to the School Committee. J L. Branin, S. Orton, L. Rodriques, L. Shea 133 OTwWwWaon Ost DMA R. Coutinho D. Cadieux J. Drapeau C. Keavy A. Bedard 134 SKI CLUB 135 NEWS PAPER STAFF DANCE COMMITTEE 136 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 137 CHORUS L. Shea, S. Orton, S. Sliwa, L. Latendre, C. Sullivan, C. Simmons, B. Andrade, D. Fernandes M a J O r e t t e S Dien 2 Cee ae cS @ S. Smith C. Benoit L. Bettencourt D. Benoit 138 R. Pacheco, E. Thomas, C $e . Keavy, C. Morin, D. Jabbout, J. Patterson, S. Ardagh Burbank, S. Bettencourt, R. Gaspar, S. Orton, M. Case, C.J. Montasanti ef aLeGea . 7% a) fo ‘ ‘t ow gne, N. Verville, K. 139 : a Sani” Ni EE: LA a A TG Ls CAEN Dorit eR thE ARP BE ar naa tt a pts, igh ta Ea hs ee © LE PELL LE LIOR oO and now a C PISEMENTS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. David Allen Mr. and Mrs. Len Amaral Mr. and Mrs. Richard Berube Ted and Kitty Benoit Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Brown Mr. and Mrs. John E. Butler Chris and Kevin Cabral Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cabral With Love, The Cafeteria Ladies Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Cambra Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cannistraro George and Margaret Carvalho Rosemarie Choquette Colonial Beauty Shoppe Richard M. Condon The Cooney Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cormier Mr. and Mrs. Florian M. Corriveau Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Costa Ms. Nancy L. DeFaria Mrs. Normand Desrosiers and Sons Paul J. DuCott Jane Dybowski Mr. and Mrs. John Earle LCDR Clayton M. Emery Usn (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faltus Mr. and Mrs. Bill Feeney Mr. and Mrs. Louis Finucci Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Fonseca Cindy Founds Dr. and Mrs. James F. Francis Thomas Frizzell Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gifford The Godparents —- Gerry and Dawn Atty. and Mrs. Jerald M. Gunner Jeffery Hague Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hebert John T. Hickey Merry K. Hurley Ann and Lewis Kamm Mr. and Mrs. John F. Keavy Jr. Paul and Sue Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Rene A. Lachapelle 142 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lamontnge Paul L. Larrivee Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Leite Marcel G. Marchand Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin Mr. and Mrs. George Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Carl K. Mazeiko Mr. and Mrs. Antony Mederios Jr. and Family Mr. and Mrs. Seraphin Mederios Mr. and Mrs. John Mello Mr. Charles Menard Mr. and Mrs. David Mickelson Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Migneault Betsey and EGGBERT Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Muscarella Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Paine Mr. and Mrs. William Quinlan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Quinn Raymond Ready Mr. Richard Rego Thomas and Diane Mrs. Blanche Y. Rioux and Shelly Best Of Luck — Jeanne B. Rioux Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Robertson Kathy and Mike Roy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rusin Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Santos Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shorey Mary E. Silva Miss Gail M. Silvia Mr. and Mrs. George A. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Spouting Whale Associates Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Sunderland Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Szala Armand T. Theroux Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Thompson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wambolt Westport High School Band Mr. and Mrs. James Wills and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Yokel | ot put SKILLED MECHANICS a —— J J Used Auto Sales Service, Inc. USED CARS OUR SPECIALTY 972 STATE RD. (RTE.6) BUS. (617) 674-3787 WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 JERRY SOUZA SONS 145 VILLAGE BEAUTY SPOT 766 MAIN ROAD VILLAGE COMMONS WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 PROP: BARBARA DUPUIS TELEPHONE 636-5164 DATE CO., INC. LOBSTERS SEAFOOD WHOLESALE — RETAIL 915 MAIN ROAD WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 TEL. 636-8081 Caroles Fish Chips Westport Seafood Charlotte White Rd. Westport, Mass. 02790 BAYSIDE RESTAURANT 253 Horseneck Rd. ‘Congratulates the Class of 1982” 144 BLUE ACRES CAMPGROUNDS Antone Edith Almeida 264 Horseneck Rd. So. Westport, Mass. 02790 XN WESTPORT LOBSTER N Best Wishes Class of 1982 from WESTPORT POLICE ASSOCIATION PETE’s NURSERY GARDEN CENTER 866 State Rd. Westport, Mass. 02790 OPEN 11:30 A.M. TO 1 A.M. 675-1501 675-1502 672-9267 e Oriental Pearl Restaurant e CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOOD EXOTIC COCKTAILS BANQUET, CATERING PARTIES TAKE-OUT ORDERS 576 STATE ROAD (RT 6) WESTPORT, MASS. MECHANICS J J Used Auto Sales Service, Inc. USED CARS OUR SPECIALTY Bee olATE RD. (RIE.6) BUS. (617) 674-3787 WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 JERRY SOUZA SONS TELEPHONE 617 636-2237 Noquochoke Orchards GROWERS OF FINEST QUALITY FRUIT APPLES « PEARS « PEACHES AND SWEET APPLE CIDER 994 DRIFT ROAD WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 146 HILLSIDE MOTORS ANNEX 1175 State Road Westport, Mass. 636-3434 636-5050 Dennis Trucks are what we’re all about. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE o2 James Sharples Contractor Builder Metal Buildings 678-9551 35 Watuppa Rd. Westport, Mass. 02790 WESTPORT APOTHECARY INC. 784 Main Road Westport, Mass. James P. Harb, R. Ph. Tel. 636-5959 PAUL 636-4261 ROLAND HEBERT INC. 595 GIFFORD ROAD WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 PHILIP 636-4855 OFFICE 636-8284 DAVID 678-3159 147 POTTER FUNERAL SERVICE INC. ESTABLISHED 1892 Donald L. Potter Jonathan H. Potter, Jr. Harry L. Potter Jonathan H. Potter KIRBY FUNERAL HOME 61 Tarkiln Hill Road New Beford, Mass. 02745 Tel. 995-2213 POTTER FUNERAL HOME 81 Reed Road Westport, Mass. 02790 Tel. 636-2100 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 Plaza Pharmacy RTE. 6 WESTPORT, MA. BOB VINCELETTE PAUL VINCELETTE BUSINESS PATRONS Diamond Acre Farms ee eee le Automotive Electric Rebuilders Goldsteins “ Kate Cory Gallery Dave's Masport Central Village Guns SALES SERVICE “Windrift Specialty Shop ALL TYPES OF MOTORCYCLES ‘BZB Ceramics GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Westport Fruit Mart Heritage Farm Garden INSURANCE REPAIR 1134 AMERICAN LEGION HIGHWAY neesicrair ESTIMATES GIVEN WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 Butlers Donuts Fred Annes 149 WESTPORT FRUIT MARKET Compliments and WATUPPA PKG. of Tel. 672-2742 HOYT MANUFACTURING CORP. 155 State Road 251 Forge Road Westport, Mass. KOZY NOOK RESTAURANT May All Your Dreams Come True Serving Breakfast — Lunch David Lori and Daily Specials Ample Parking 655 STATE ROAD AT THE PLAZA 790 Main Road BEST OF LUCK Westport, Massachusetts 02790 CLASS OF 1982 (617) 636-8744 SYLVAN NURSERY Durfee Attleboro e TRAVEL AGENCY Best Wishes Class of 1982 of, ———9 ) 0, owe a GuR WO CROSBY BAKER 999 MAIN ROAD TELEPHONE 636-4048 WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 764 MAIN ROAD WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 150 G. L. EMOND REGIONAL DISTRIBUTORS 676 SANFORD RD. WESTPORT, MA 02790 617-674-0527 ABC FLOOR COVERING LINOLEUM VINYL FLOORS - WALL TO WALL CARPET COUNTER TOPS - CERAMIC TILE ) WALLPAPER, KITCHEN CAE JOHN RODRIGUES Owner TEL. 636-5094 Bob’s Lawn Garden Equipment eal V7, WHITE’S ON THE WATUPPA WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 66 State Road REPAIRS: LAWN MOWERS Westport, Mass. ROTO-TILLERS SNOW BLOWERS MANAGER OPERATOR BOB COLLINS JERRY'S FURNITURE INC. JERRY'S FURNITURE INC. 941 SANFORD RD. 941 SANFORD RD. large selection of Waterbeds, large selection of Waterbeds, bedroom sets, diningroom sets. bedroom sets, diningroom sets. Jerry Grondin 636-2964 Jerry Grondin 636-2964 SERVING = = Q . G t ‘ s %,..— ¢ Company Inc. CLASS OF 1982 Um 636-8277 COLONIAL MANOR 1175 American Legion Highway Westport, Mass. 02790 WESTPORT FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 655 SijAliEaRD: Westport, Ma. 02790 Tel. 679-0197 All Residents of the Town of Westport are Eligible for Membership. “NOT FOR CHARITY, NOT FOR PROFIT, BUT FOR SERVICES” AIME A. BARNABY, TREASURER 152 NOQUOCHOKE APPLE ORCHARDS GIFFORD ROAD WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1982 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1982 153 J J USED AUTO SALES AND SERVICES, INC. 972 STATE ROAD WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 ADELAIDE’S FABRIC SHOP FABRICS — NOTIONS — PATTERNS — TRIMS YARNS MON — FRI OPEN 10-5 SAT 10-4 722 MAIN RD WESTPORT 636-5484 COMPLIMENTS OF GASPARS LINGUICA 940 DARTMOUTH STREET SO. DARMOUTH, MA. 02748 CONGRATULATIONS FROM RICHARD GREENHALPH BEST OF LUCK FROM MIDCITY DODGE GOOD LUCK SENIORS! FROM McCARTY ATTORNEY AT LAW RTE. 6, WESTPORT BEST WISHES FROM D. GIGURE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1982 FROM SKIPPER MOTOR INN FAIRHAVEN, MASS. BEST OF LUCK FROM COACHMEN RESTAURANT 155 THE BAYSIDE RESTAURANT 1253 HORSENECK ROAD CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 82 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! FROM ARTISTIC KITCHEN Sat Best Wishes | V to the LANTHRAGCITE) COAL Class of '82 Distributed By GROVER J. TRIPP SONS 439 Sodom Road ELLIE’S PLACE Westport, MA 02790 (617) 636-5047 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 82 THE OLDE SANDFORD FRATES DRIVE IN LIQUEUR MART INC. 311 STATE ROAD 233 SANDFORD ROAD WESTPORT, MASS WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 6746026 675-7100 om DeSORMIER Agency GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 82 “SERVICE THAT SATISFIES”’ NICKS PIZZA RTE. 6, WESTPORT 528 SANFORD RD. WESTPORT, MASS 156 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 82 LORINGS STUDIO GOOD LUCK SENIORS! FROM FRESHMEN CLASS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 82 JUNIOR CLASS @ ) GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE! a WESTPORT ATHLETICS GOOD LUCK FROM FALL RIVER GAS CO. FALL RIVER, MASS. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 82 FROM SOPHOMORE CLASS GOOD LUCK SENIORS FROM BAND BOOSTERS! BEST WISHES FROM LAKESIDER (FORMALLY STEPHENSONS) 157 PONTE BROS., GENERAL CONTRACTORS PAVING — EXCAVATION BULLDOZER — DUMP TRUCK EQUIPMENT RENTAL 101 BLOSSOM ROAD WESTPORT, MASS. 02790 158 BROUGHAM MOTORS BEDFORD ST FALLRIVER, MASS 678-2276 — — we WOON te Rte Exe ey eeeee x f wa ti, PIA me = ant jee BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS Ores 2 159 “IMAGINE” (JOHN LENNON) 1971 NORTHERN SONGS ALL RIGHTS FOR THE U.S.A., MEXICO AND THE PHILIPPINES CONTROLLED BY MACLEN MUSIC, INC. USED BY PERMISSION ALL RIGHTS RESERVED POEMS: AND LITERATURE DONE BY: DAVE BROWN LORI QUINLAN BETH HEBERT SUE RIOUX TEL. 679-6948 JOHN V. 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