Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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Camelot 13

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Last spring's production of Came-lot was a success due to the fine direction of Mr. Leduc and Mr. Law-head. The play gave many talented students the opportunity to show us their musical and acting abilities. In the spotlight were Mike Tellier, Lionel Boisvert and Donna Dufresne. They performed like professionals. One moment that the audience will never forget occurred when Paul Nadeau brought his dog on to perform its role in the musical. The dog sang rather well. The general public, as well as the students, enjoyed every moment of the performance. W.H.S. is very proud to have such outstanding actors. See you on Broadway! 12 Camelot

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On December 19,1982, one hundred and fifty members of the senior class crowded into The Pines in North Smithfield, R.l. for a Funky Christmas Party. David Labrie, who provided the music, could not be parted from his records. It was reported that on Monday morning, while putting an Algebraic equation on the board, he Let it whip. Although Mr. and Mrs. Whipple appeared as the Claus duo, the main attraction came towards the end of the evening when Darlene Beaudoin took the spotlight. Cheered on by Betty Cole and Bob Goralski. she did a solo boogie which lasted for about fifteen minutes. Darlene commented the next day that she had had problems sleeping the night before because her body would just not stop twitching. One group of people came in looking like one hundred Rudolphs with red noses, and another group looked like they had just had their bells jingled. The night was a success as many people stated that they had had a good time. Sony D.D., about the Pat Benatar!