Woonsocket High School - Quiver Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1984 volume:

table oi contents hesitation 4 sports 7 clubs 31 seniors 60 Ijouor society 119 juniors 127 frestpoen 135 faculty 145 ahs 190 hchtcatton The 1984 Quiver has been dedicated to the Senior Class of 1984, a product of many various efforts. Although we've done the homework and taken the tests, there is more to be said of our success than simply our presence in school and our natural abilities. Without a doubt, this dedication is more all encompassing. Throughout the years, our class has been shaped and reshaped by people such as teachers, counselors, and parents, whose time and patience, although unending, appears to go unnoticed time after time. The Yearbook Staff urges that all who have made the slightest contribution to the success of the Class of '84, accept this as their dedication, because these people are truly the dedicated ones. Students, parents, faculty, administration and counselors, take pride in the success of '84, a reflection of your, and our, never ending time and effort. 4 . . . tf|e class of 1984! 5 sncxerAfockeg cljeerleafrers Kneeling: Ann Fasano, loanne Kuc-zer, Renee Desjardins, Lisa Plante. Bent Over: Donna Croteau (Cocaptain), Michelle Joyal. Standing: Lisa Chartrand, Kate Blanchette (Captain), Tina Hogue. Missing: Tina White. 8 foothaU dtjeerleafrers Row 1: Debbie Froment, Chris Clowen, Bonnie Bedard, Nicole Giguere, Sharon Plays, Rhonda Dalomba. Row 2: Jackie Desmarais, Darlene Cournoyer, Dawn Rivet, Sherri Rivet, Liza Rivera. 9 bays’ cross cmmtrw The Boys' Cross Country team continued to be a state power this year. Led by senior Mike Dalom-ba and junior Dan Boisvert, the team finished with a 6-1 dual meet record and fared well in seven major meets. Dan Boisvert, Mike Dalomba, and freshman Matt Pignolet earned All-Class honors, and Mike Dalomba earned All-State honors. SCOREBOARD Woonsocket vs. Team 22 Lincoln 33 15 M.S.C. 50 15 St. Raphael's 50 18 Ponagansett 47 34 Cumberland 21 15 N. Smithfield 47 15 Burrillville 50 Row 1: Henry Jeter, Mike Dalomba, John Beauregard, Dan Boisvert, Jeff Cyr, Scott Decoste. Row 2: Keith Johnson, Matt Pignolet, Pete Stokloza, Steve Bodner, Jim Trudeau, Bryan Dumas. Row 3: Mike Bannon, Coach Brown, Pete Richer, Ron Gerard, Marc Pignolet, Tom Choquette, Mike Denis. 10 girls’ cross country Row 1: Sue Reed, Melissa Crowshaw, Tina Comire, Stephanie Phillips. Row 2: Karen Bannon, Janice Leduc, Carolyn O'Gara, Tina Hogue. Row 3: Coach Briggs, Michelle Bibeault, Judy Marcinkiewicz, Chris Beaudry, Barbara Morisseau. The Cross Country team finished with the best record in the history of the sport at WHS. The team, which boasted a 10-1 record, was led by senior All-Stater Chris Beaudry (Co-captain). Beaudry was also named All-Division along with seniors Barbara Morisseau (Co-captain) and Judy Marcinkiewicz. The team also finished eighth in the State Championship meet. SCOREBOARD Woonsocket vs. Team 43 Cumberland 16 15 N. Providence 50 24 Burriville 36 23 Lincoln 32 15 Bishop Keough 50 15 Ponagansett 44 15 Central Falls 50 21 M.S.C. 39 20 Johnston 37 15 Cranston West 50 18 Smithfield 44 11 Row 1: Roy Silva, Sean Flood, Henry Fernandes, Rick Bourcier, Alphonso Nealy, Henry Sherman, Bruce Chartier, Ed Raymond. Rick Masnyk, Bud Lanctot. Row 2: John Thurber, Mike Cahill, Rick Morin, Gary Mumford, Manny Dias, lay Couteau, Frank Roberts, Carlos Meirrera, Derrick Scurry, Chris Wethey, )ay Prince, Charlie Mallenfont, Mike Landry, Keith Bacon, Dave Moulson, Ray Dumont, Coach Seward, Coach Marchand. soccer The soccer team, led by All-Division midfielder Henry Sherman, had one of their best years in recent times, just missing the playoffs by one point. Also contributing to their fine year were Henry Fernandes and Bud Lanctot, who were both named to the All-Division 2nd team. The high point of the year was beating Mount St. Charles 2-1. That win marked the first time Woonsocket beat Mount at M.S.C. SCOREBOARD Woonsocket vs. Team 1 Portsmouth 0 1 Burrilville 0 2 M.S.C. 1 0 Cumberland 3 1 Shea 5 0 Tolman 0 1 Smithfield 0 3 Central Falls 4 0 Burrilville 2 0 M.S.C. 2 0 Cumberland 2 1 Shea 1 2 Tolman 1 3 Smithfield 1 1 Central Falls 3 ftelfr [ atkt 3 The Field Hockey team made the state playoffs for the first time in Woonsocket High School history, finishing with a 5-4-2 record. Seniors Julie Porter and Mickey Cauvin made First team All-Division as they led their team to a third place division finish. Freshman Jennifer Allaire and senior Diane Marquis made Second team All-Division, while juniors Heidi Tet-reault and Debbie Prudhomme received Honorable Mentions. SCOREBOARD Woonsocket vs. Team 2 Smithfield 1 6 Cranston East 1 1 Burrillville 5 1 Lincoln 1 0 Cumberland 1 1 Smithfield 0 3 Cranston East 2 0 Burrillville 1 1 Lincoln 0 2 Cumberland 2 Row 1: Cathy Bacon, Diane Marquis, Chris Marquis, Barbara Potemri, Lisa Marquis, Heidi Tetreault, Mickey Gauvin. Row 2: Coach Pam Page, Lise Cloutier, Jenn Allaire, Lynn Turgeon, Joanne Harnois, Chris Lambert, Julie Porter, Debbie Prudhomme. football Row 1: Mike Lareau, Steve Pontbriand, Steve Boisvert, Scott Trudeau, Dave Hopkins, Scott Duarte, Marc Branchaud, Mike Dwyer, Jim Rivers, Gino Jalette. Row 2: Rich Robbins, Mike Watters, Gary Savoie, Billy McGarrigle, Quinn Gray. Tim Harris, Bryan Nichols, Pete Menard Tim Lafterty, Mike Croteau John Mc Millan. Row i: John McAssey, Paul Morel, John Kusnarowis, Bob Martin, Chris Taillon, Jim Morisseau, GregBaryluk, BobGosselm, Kevin Hurteau, Darrell Brooks Dave Brouliette, lohn Riendeau. Row 4: Coach Gentile, Coach Kane, Coach Zagalia, Coach Calascibetta. The football team continued to improve throughout the season finishing with a 6-4 record. The offensive attack was sparked by All-Stater Marc Branchaud, and All-Division picks Mike Watters and Dave Hopkins. The strong defense had a 21 quarter shut-out streak. Linebackers were Quinn Gray, All-Division Tim Lafferty, Mike Watters, and All-Division Mike Dwyer, who was the leading tackier. Scott Duarte, who was strong both defensively and offensively, was also named to the All-Division team. SCOREBOARD Woonsocket vs. Team 0 Barrington 17 6 W. Warwick 12 20 Coventry 0 7 Johnston 20 10 Lincoln 7 34 Warwick 0 21 Middletown 15 28 N. Kingston 0 24 Tolman 0 12 Cumberland 14 14 girls’ tennis Junior Beth Skiffington, who finished with a 3-5 record, led the Girls' Tennis team this year. Beth was named to the First team All-Division and qualified for the state singles playoffs. Junior Sharon Morrisseau made Second team All-Division finishing with a 5-3 record. The doubles pair of senior Lola Andreoni and junior Jennifer Toupin also made Second team All-Divisic.i, finishing with a 3-5 record. The team itself finished with a 2-6 record. Woonsocket 5 2 0 3 7 2 1 3 SCOREBOARD vs. Scituate N. Smithfield Lincoln M.S.C. Scituate N. Smithfield Lincoln M.S.C. Team 2 5 7 4 Row 1: Marisa Notarantonio, Sharon Morrisseau, Karen Palazzini, Beth Skiffington (Captain), Joanne Boucher, Amy 0 Lauzon. Row 2: Jennifer Toupin, Debra Santandrea, Christine Coulombe, Lola Andreoni, Lisa Landry, Roxanne 5 Cote, Coach Rick Rubrigi. 6 4 16 s’ tnimor track The Indoor Track team had its most successful season ever, finishing second in the state championships, losing only to Bishop Hendricken. The boys also went undefeated in the Northern division for the second straight year. Senior Scott Duarte earned first team All-State honors in the 600, as well as second team All-Class honors. The relay team of Duarte, and seniors Mike Dalomba, Mike Bannon, and Steve Boisvert, also earned first team All-State honors and set a new state record. Dalomba (600) and S. Boisvert (300) both earned second team All-State and first team All-Class honors, junior Dan Boisvert, who earned second team All-State honors in the 1000, was invited to the US Olympic National High School 1000 Championships in New Jersey, where he finished fifth. SCOREBOARD Woonsocket vs. Team 65 Tolman 25 51 Cumberland 39 61 Shea 29 47 Lincoln 43 67 St. Raphael's 23 Row 1, L-R: Matt Maguire, Roger Demers, Steve Boisvert, Scott Duarte, Mike Dalomba, Mike Bannon, Jeff Cyr, Sean Brown, Greg Baryluk. Row 2: Coach McLaughlin, Matt Burkenshaw, John MacAssey, Dan Boisvert, Brian Dumas, Chris Taillon, Mike Watters, Jim Trudeau, Gary Savoie, Adrien Deberghes, Ron Label le, Charles Mallenfont, Chris Beaudry, Coach Briggs. bogs’ basketball The boys' basketball team once again gained a play-off berth by finishing fourth in Class A-l with a record 7-11. Junior All-Stater Derrick Scurry led the team along with senior captain Allan Harmon. Seniors Mike Dwyer, Pat Dwyer, Rodney Byrd, Mike Cahill, Pat McGee, and Jeff Scurry also played important roles for the Novans. Unfortunately, the boys' hopes were extinguished as Classical defeated Woonsocket in the quarterfinals. Row 1, L-R: Jeff Scurry, Quin Gary, Mike Dwyer, Mike Cahill, Rodney Byrd. Row 2: Coach Chuilli, Walt Lindsay, Pat Dwyer, Jim Morisseau, John Kus-narowis. Coach Palizza. Row 3: unknown. Derrick Scurry, Allan Harmon, Pat McGee. 18 girls’ basketball The girls' basketball team had a good season finishing third in the Class A Northern Division. Qualifying for the playoffs, the girls defeated South Kingstown in the preliminaries to advance to the quarterfinals where they were ousted by Bay View. Highlights of the season included winning the consolation bracket of the Coaches Christmas Tournament and defeating Cumberland in double overtime at Cumberland. Also, senior tri-captain Lynn Turgeon and junior Sharon Morrisseau received first team All-Division Honors. Senior Tricaptains Julie Porter and Barbara Morisseau received second-team All-Divsion Honors. Row 1, L-R: Julie Porter, Chris Lambert, Sharon Morrisseau, Mickey Cauvin, Carolyn O'Gara. Row 2: Coach Briggs, Barbara Morisseau, Lynn Turgeon, Debbie Alexander, Nellie Lopez, Jennifer Hopkins. 19 Ijackeg The hockey team had many accomplishments it is exceptionally proud of, including: the best overall record of 24-4-1 in the history of the school; winning the National Division of The Call Classic Christmas Tournament; capturing the Met B Division title with 17 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie; being the runners-up of the Met B state championship title. Led by captains, Mike Landry, Marc Branchaud and Dan Rondeau, in addition to 4 other experienced seniors, the team quickly established as the team in contention for a division title. The individual recognition to our seniors include Marc Laramee — our consistent goaltender with the best goals against average in Met B. He was selected to the All Met B Division team. A Call All Star selection, everyone will remember his stellar performance in the playoffs. Captain Mike Landry — centered the highest goal production line in our division, selected to the All Division and Call All Star teams, the team's highest scorer who finished second in Met B with 45 points. Captain Marc Branchaud - the team's second highest scorer, selected to the All Division and Call All Star teams, led the league with most assists at 25. His gutsy performance in our state championship finals will never be forgotten. Captain Dan Rondeau - the third highest scorer with 28 points, participated in the coaches annual All Star game, last year's high scorer on the team. An excellent skater and adept stickhandler. Sean Croshaw — selected to the Call All Star team, the highest scorer in the playoffs (11 pts.), his consistent, hard-nosed, aggressive approach to the game was truly exemplary. Mike Desaulniers — participated in the coaches All Star game. A dedicated athlete who doubled up as a forward and defenseman, Mike will never forget scoring the game winner in the last minute of regulation play in tne semi-finals of playoffs. Mike Croteau — played wing on the most productive line in our division, the team's third highest scorer, participated in the coaches All Star game, his serene but effective approach to hockey really made him unique. He was the team's second highest scorer in the playoffs. The ability of the seniors along with a full complement of talented underclassmen, coupled with the unique comraderie and total dedication of everyone, enabled this team to single itself out as WHS's best hockey team ever. SCOREBOARD Woonsocket vs. Team 5,6 Smithfield 3,2 5,7,3,6 Tolgate 1,1,1,2 4,3 N. Providence 2,5 3,4,4 Cumberland 3,0,0 6,6 Warwick 2,0 2,4 Barrington 1,5 3,10 E. Greenwich 2,1 3,6 Lincoln 0,4 4,7,2,3 Pilgrim 0,1,0,2 6,8 O.L.P. 2,1 Row 1, L-R: Marc Laramee, Bryan Nichols, Sean Crowshaw, Mike Croteau, Marc Branc haud, Mike Desaulniers, Gary Papineau, Keith Bacon. Row 2: Coach Andy Branchaud, Bob Saillant, Mike Sutcliffe, Jacques Boucher, Mike Landry, Dan Rondeau, Bob Godbout, Paul Sudgen, Eddie Raymond, Coach Bill Rogers. 20 hogs’ tennis Tennis certainly was not one of Woonsocket High School's stronger teams. A 4-3 victory over North Smithfield was the highlight of the season as the team finished with a 1-7 record. Graduate Dave Beauchemin was the consistent scorer of the team. Next year promises to be better for the WHS boys' tennis team. SCOREBOARD Woonsocket vs. Team 1 M.S.C. 6 1 M.S.C. 6 1 N. Smithfield 6 4 N. Smithfield 3 1 Lincoln 6 1 Lincoln 6 1 Smithfield 6 1 Smithfield 6 Row 1: John Paquin, Bob Goralski, Chuck Ditusa, Mike Sutcliffe. Row 2: Coach Calascibetta, Dave Beauchemin, Rick Brenner, Jeff Brenner. « ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ v ♦ ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦rnunnSttr • • 4 . ' l� « , • -♦ ♦ t ♦ ♦ bogs’ nuthonr track Although the Boys' Outdoor Track team did not have a successful season, it had some successful individuals. Senior Scott Duarte made All-State in the triple jump. His leap of AWlVi” was not only the second best ever in the state, but was the tenth best jump in the whole country last year. Scott finished second in the State's and third in the New England's. Others who contributed greatly to the team were graduates john Duarte, Marc Peloquin, senior Mike Bannon, and junior Dan Boisvert. The team lost its one dual meet against Barrington. SCOREBOARD Event Hendricken Relays Attleboro Relays East Providence Class A Relays Call Invitational Bishop Hendricken Invitational Blackstone Valiev Championships Class A Championships State Championships Woonsocket 11th place 12th place 7th place 2nd place 8th place 3rd place 7th place 11th place Row 1: Jeff Cyr, Dan Boisvert, Mike Dalomba, Marc Peloquin. Row 2: Tom Choquette, Steve Lelime, Henry Jeter, Steve Bodner, Pete Dowhan. Row 3: Coach Briggs, Dave Hopkins, Bob Labelle, Mike Martineau, Mike Hartman, Mike Bannon, Mike Carey, Coach McLaughlin. 22 girls’ nutbonr track The Girls' Track team opened everyone's eyes last year. The highlight of their 6-2 season was finishing third in the state meet by only nine points. The Novans took four first place finishes and one second, out of the six events that they participated in. Graduate Karen St. Pierre (Cocaptain) won both the 1500 and 3000 meter runs, while senior Chris Beaudry easily grabbed the 400 meter dash. The 4 x 400 meter relay team consisting of graduate Patricia Hession (Co-captain), and seniors Chris Beaudry, Judy Marcinkiewicz, and Barbara Morrisseau, also took a state title. Barbara Morisseau also placed second in the javelin throw. As a result Woonsocket High had more girls than any other school named to the All-State team. Senior Mickey Gauvin also had a strong season in the shot put and discus. She was also a key factor in helping the Novans win a third place finish in their division. SCOREBOARD Woonsocket vs. Team 84 Ponagansett 34 83 West Warwick 35 78 Lincoln 40 98 Johnston 20 108 St. Xavier's 10 55% Cumberland 62% 42 Cranston East 76 67 Smithfield 67 Row 1: Mickey Gauvin, Karen St. Pierre, Pat Hession, Carol Marcinkiewicz, Laura Paget, Mary Rayos, Coach Manev. Row 2: Carolyn O'Gara, Judy Marcinkiewicz, Chris Beaudry, Debbie Virgo, Denise Dugas. Pam Swiech, Janice Leduc, Chris Robbins, Barbara Morisseau. 23 The Golf team finished with a 6-4 record which was good for second place in the Northwestern Division. Senior Jim Esposito was the number one player. SCOREBOARD Woonsocket vs. Team 3 Cumberland 9 b' i Smithfield 516 11 N. Smithfield 1 9 Scituate 3 5 Burrillville 7 4 Smithfield 8 Vi Cumberland 11V 8 2 N. Smithfield 3 V2 7 Scituate 5 8 Burrillville 4 Row 1. David Bailey, Rene Pepin, Paul Desaulniers, John Hannon, Coach Palazzini, Jim Esposito, Ronnie Beausoleil, Rich Courtemanche. The Volleyball team had a very successful season making it all the way to the State Semi-finals. Senior Lynn Turgeon led the team to a 12-0 record and Northern Division Championship. Lynn earned First team All-State honors and Julie Porter earned Second team All-State honors. Graduate Angela Toupin made First team All-Division along with Lynn and Julie. Senior Carolyn Bibeault, Debbie Alexander, and graduate Sharon Landry were named to the Second team All-Division. frnlledball Row 1: Julie Porter, Lynn Turgeon, Collette Bissonnette, Sharon Landry, Sharon Morrisseau, Heidi Tet-reault. Row 2: Coach L'Etiole, Paulette Rayos, Jennifer Allaire, Jenn Hopkins, Angela Toupin, Carolyn Bibeault, Joann Boucher, Debbie Alexander, Denise Garceau, Precille Dalpe, Coach Wiekera. Woonsocket 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 SCOREBOARD vs. N. Smithfield Ponagansett Cumberland Lincoln Scituate Burrillville N. Smithfield Pongansett Lincoln Cumberland Scituate Burrillville Team 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 baseball The Baseball team finished with a 9-4 record to take second place in the Northern Division. Seniors Kyle Sheehan, Steve Boisvert, and Chip Dupre received First team All-League honors. Graduate Mike Paulhus made Second team All-League, while graduates Scott Beauchamp, Dan Lacroix, Paul Richer and senior Marc Champagne made Third team All-League. Chip Dupre and Steve Boisvert have been chosen captains for the 1984 season. SCOREBOARD Woonsocket vs. Team 5 Burrillville 4 8 M.S.C. 1 12 Scituate 4 3 Ponagansett 1 4 Cumberland 5 16 N. Smithfield 1 7 Burrillville 0 0 M.S.C 5 12 Scituate 3 6 Ponangasett 1 1 Cumberland 3 8 26 N. Smithfield 0 Row 1: David Southiere, Paul Prudhomme, Mike Paulhus, Paul Richer, Tony Sapalla, Mike Cahill. Row 2: Jim Rivers, Kyle Sheehan, Marc Champagne, Chris Willis, Don Vadeboncoeur. Row 3: Coach Renaud, Steve Boisvert, Chip Dupre, Dan LaCroix, Steve Masnyk, Eddie Dupuis. softball Jeannine Beausoleil led the softball team to a 7-5 record. She also received First team All-Division honors for the second year in a row. SCOREBOARD Woonsocket vs. Team 6 Lincoln 7 19 Bishop Keough 6 13 St. Raphael's 4 8 Cumberland 9 2 M.S.C. 3 4 Lincoln 2 9 Central Falls 3 21 Bishop Keough 0 0 Cumberland 9 7 St. Raphael's 3 3 M.S.C 8 13 Central Falls 0 Row I: Debbie Prudhomme, Ann Desrosiers, Juliette Desjardins, Kim Rivers, Rocky Rouette. Row 2: Coach Rogers, Nellie Lopez, Jeannine Beausoleil, Margaret Farrah, Donna Lutrell, Diane Couteau, Lola Andreoni. 27 LIBRARY CLUB DRAMATICS CLUB color guarit Last year's National Class A Champion Indoor Color Guard is having another suc c essful season. Placed in the Open class, considered the more elite and professional class, Woonsocket has boon beating many established Color Guards. Some of their achievements this year include a first place victors and several 2nd and 3rd place victories in the Eastern Mass. Color Guard Circuit, and a strong 5th place showing at the Mid-Atlantic Regional in Gadner, New Jersey. This year's Color Guard includes: wi RIFLES Liza Bibeault Patty Dufresni Sue Bechunas Kathy Flynn Laurie Hutchins Cheryl Krajewski Lisa Laverdiere Lisa Hutchins Karen Long SABRES Renee Celinas Karen Wrenn Michelle Benoit Laurie Brodeur Rebecca Castaldi T racey Mustonen Kathy Long FLAGS Gail Wrenn Lynn Godbout Rene Palenaude Jenniit'r Langlois Rachel N’ormandin Kathy Pctrv Darleen Ranslow Donna Peru o INSTRUCTORS Mark Pepin Greg Home Kathy Coyle Frank Quatrano Elaine Quatrano WOONSOCKET HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND COLOR GUARD DRUM MAJORS: Thom Collins, Melanie Brissette COLOR GUARD CAPTAINS: Liza Bibeault, Sue Bechunas RIFLE Lorry Brodeur Rebecca Castaldi Michelle Benoit Laurie Hutchins Lisa Hutchins Cheryl Krajewski Karen Long Kathy Long Lisa Lavadiere Cathy Flynn Tracey Mustonen Kris Pouliot Robin Riel Karen Wrenn FLAGS Gail Wrenn Darelen Ranslow Patty Dufresne Renee Gelinas Kathy Perry Brenda Vadnies Lisa Rivers Renee Patenaude Cheryl Eddy Ann Lanctot Lisa Belleveau Melissa Belleveau Rachel Normandin Renee Plante Jennifer Hebert Dawn Surner Jennifer Langlois Kim Fowler Wendy Fowler Donna Perico Lisa Messier Dawn Desjardin Cheryl White Kim Girard Shawn Coutu Tammy Sylvestre PICCOLO Christine Robert Debra Cloutier Kelly Richardson Cheryl St. Onge Angela Dyndur CLARINET Barbara Nault Jane Scurry Nanci Brunelle Laurie Murrary Carla Durden Lauren Gilpin SAXAPHONE Michelle Robin Rodney Byrd Geraldine LaPlante James Scurry Michelle Bouley Nancy Jocobs Melissa Graves Richard Durand Lynn Dubois John Bileau Matthew Burkenshaw Lorraine St. George FRENCH HORN Robert Godbout Russell Weitz Paul Labossiere TRUMPET Bruce Gould Maurice Fontaine Judith Bliss Sharon Bibeault Scott Tardanico Steven Janelle Michelle Beausoliel Ronald Beausoliel Gerald Fluette Robert Kramer Stephen Haller Scott Capp James Burnett BARITONE TROMBONE TUBA Richard Brenner Kenneth Lappiere Darlene Dextraze Mark Roux Paul Brunelle Cynthia Robert Richard Normandin James Chartier MALLETS Pamela Durand Michelle Poisson PERCUSSION John Dupont Michael Marceau Kenneth Carey Peter Bechunas Kevin Plouffe George Robin George Durand Kim Abney Paul Bernard James Cook George Howard Denotes Section Leader STAFF James J. Castaldi..........................................................................................Director Gree Horne..............................................................................Drill Design Color Guard Mark Pepin............................................................................................Color Guard Kathy Coyle, Elaine Quatrano, Frank Quatrano.................................................Marching, Maneuvering Tim Egan.................................................................................................Percussion Kathy Crawley......................................................................................Asst. Percussion hribate Row 1, L-R: Lisa Fagnant, Joelle Dipetro, Julie Notarantonio. Row 2: Mike McGee, Barbara Potemri, Eddie Leduke, Jimmy Coyne, Mark Harpin. 36 utuiiel legislature 37 James Coyne, Tara Pryhoda, and Marisa Notarantonio. science fair Row 1, L-R: Danielle Berard, Linda Mayer, Cheryl Ducharme, Julie Notarantonio, Lisa Fagnant. Row 2: Melissa Graves, Julia Beauchamp, Joanne Petrin, Amy Allam, Denise Garceau. Row 3: Greg Baryluk, Michelle Brandao, Stephanie Phillips, Sean Brown, Jennifer Bogon, Cathy Nichols, Ronnie Doherty, Lisa Goyette, Robert Blais. 38 The science fair, under the direction of Mr. Brown and Mr. Nolan, was a big success this year with forty-five participants. Taking awards for first through sixth places respectively were Gregory R. Baryluk, Cheryl A. Ducharme, Lisa M. Fagnant, Sean E. Brown, Deborah A. San-tandrea, and Michelle ). Bran-dao. Each student was awarded a $50 savings bond. Honorable mentions were granted to Jennifer Bogan, Stephanie Philips, Todd Berard, Robert Bourget, Melissa Graves, Jocelyn Des-marais, Joanne Petrin, Lisa Goyette, Richard Ramsay, Roger Demers, and Danielle Berard. 39 frtUa tto att Row 1, L-R: Marie Lachance, Gail Wilkins. Row 2: Marc Pignolet, Steve Lachance, Melissa Padoll, Paula Kurczy, Debbie Lachance. hmrgwms S hragotts Row 1, L-R: Henry Jeter, Jim Landry, Mark Girard, Bruce Heroux, Bill Bergeron. Row 2: Doug Forcier, Kevin Scott, Ed Vilandre, Melissa Graves, Steve Parenteau. Row 3: Paul Aubin, Bill Fichter, Gordon Bouchard, Mark Zifcak, Scott Rageotte. 41 business club Row 1, L-R: Laura Maclean, Debbie Coolidge, jeanine Chauvin, Janet Vanmoekerque. Row 2: Pat Crowther, Tina Tetreault, Celeste Phanauf, Renee Grenon. Row 3: Jeanne Pepin, Linda Demers. 42 matlj team Row 1, L-R. Karen Wrenn, Sofia Adams, Lori Buzdigian, Sue Bernier, Jodi Cyr, Melissa Fagnant, Anne Laquerre, Renee Grenon, Barbara Morisseau (Secretary Treasurer), Kathy Nichols. Row 2: Chris Beaudry, Carolyn O'Gara, Tina Flores. Judy Marcinkiewicz, Diane Demers, Bridgette Henry, Anne-Marie Adams, Donna Henry, Cheryl Noel, Lisa Dansereau Row 3: Charles Wilkins, Rick Brenner, Jeff Cyr (President), David Southiere, John Peloquin, Adrien Deberghes, Sean Brown, Stephanie Phillips, Lee Anne Tetreault. Missing: Tom Choquette, Christine Robert, GregBaryluk, Ron Doherty, Beth Skiffington, Richard Durand. 43 Itbrarg atfres Row 1: Kathleen Perry, Susan Reed, Lisa Lozeau, Kathy Giguere. Row 2: Stephanie Tobin, Chris Moreau, Lisa Messier, Linda Nainteau, Becky Harmon, Renee Harmon, Laura Harmon. 44 qntfrer financial staff Sitting: Donna Charron, Debra Coolidge, Bethany Chartier, Jeanne Pepin. Standing: Barbara Pawlowski, Michelle Valois, Lori Reindeau. Missing: Richard L'Etoile. class officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Marc Pignolet, President; Chip Dupre, Vice-president; Dawn Rivet, Secretary; Richard Masnyk, Treasurer; Richard Brenner, P. A.C.; Christine Lambert, Senior Activities Chairperson. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Edward Leduke, President; Kimberly Desplaines, Vice-president; Roxanne Voyer, Secretary; Donna Dulac, Treasurer; Missing: William McGarrigle, P.A.C. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Sean Brown, President; Jackie Lemire, Vice-president; Todd Berard, Treasurer; Maria Bliss, Secretary; Missing: Melissa Murray, P.A.C. 47 tfye sorutit of music hrmtta club Row 1, L-R: Rachel Champagne, Roxanne Voyer, Karen Beauregard, Michelle Rondeau. Row 2: Marie Lachance, Sean Brown, Gail Wilkins, Karen Palazzini, Grace Pellerin, Paula Kurczy, Debbie Lachance. Row 3: Lori Begnoche, Mike Allard, Marc Pignolet, Michelle Fournier, Marguerite Fournier, Voachime Bischof, Marc Zifcak, Craig Senecal. Row 4: Dennis Fortier, Barbara Potemri, Gizele Ledoux, Steve Lachance. 49 stufrent council The Student Council of Woonsocket High School has traditionally held a hand in helping both the School Administration and various organizations outside of the school. This year was no exception as the council held various activities to boost school morale. Additionally, charitable organizations such as UNICEF and the Salvation Army received sizeable donations thanks to the strong efforts of the council. Tara Pryhoda, President; Diane Demers, Vice-president; Marisa Notaran-tonio, Treasurer; David Southiere, Secretary; Donald Demers, Marshall. Missing: Carl Menard, Marshall. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Row 1: Brenda Riendeau, Debbie Chartier, Sherri Rivet, Judy Bacon, Debbie Froment, Bonnie Bedard. Row 2: Amy Lameroux, Gary Papineau, Debbie Brillon, Carolyn O'Gara, Tina Hogue, Jim Coyne. Row 3: Sharon Morrisseau, Jenn Hopkins, Joann Fleury, Bruce Lasado. FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES: Row 1: Simone Valois, Lisa Fagnant, Julie Notaranto-nio, Michelle Bibeault, Danielle Berard, Orlando Makudera, Kara Hession. Row 2: Stacey Larence, Lee Ann Tetreault, Dawn Lacourse, Jeannine Mitchell, Nicole Giguere, Melissa Croshaw, Kathy Long. Row 3: Dave Brouillette, Matt Maguire, Matt Pignolet, Frank Roberts. Peter Richer, Greg Baryluk, Steven Girard. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Row 1: Chris Lefrancois, Lisa Champagne, Charla Deziel, Karen Palazzini, Elaine Marchand. Row 2: Sandy Joly, Delia Brillon, Linda Switzer, Mary Guertin, Joann Boucher. Row 3: Sue Bechu-nas, Paula Kurczy, Tom Mattos, Sean Croshaw. qmfrer staff Row 1, L-R: David Avotte, Carolyn Cummings, Marc Pignolet, Karen Palazzini, Joanne Carey, Kevin Laferriere. Row 2: Debbie Paul, Kristin Robins, Sandy Joly, Sue Bechunas, Barbara Morisseau. Thom Collins, Michelle Mariani Head Photographers Marisa Notarantonic Photographer 52 qmfrer eiuiors autuitmfest The city of Woonsocket is becoming renowned for its annual Autumnfest celebration. This is by far one of the biggest events of the fall season. Woonsocket High School students can always be found on the grounds of Social Park Autmnfest weekend whether they are merely meeting friends, working in the various booths, or participating in sports competitions. By joining in the festivities of Autumnfest students become involved in, and contribute greatly to the spirit of, the city of Woonsocket. spirit faerk Many activities were held throughout Spirit Week, which included a Freshmen Button Day and a lunior Day on which helium-filled balloons were sold. On Senior Day boys were asked to dress as girls and vice versa. This day was by far the most hilarious. Friday was Maroon and White Day and a pep rally was held that afternoon. 56 The student body was at its rowdiest at the Spirit Week pep rally. This was obviously a contributing factor to the football team’s victory on Homecoming Day. Spirit Week concluded with a Victory Dance that Saturday night, by far one of the best dances held all year. 57 senior class The senior Christmas Party was held on December 17th, 1983. This year the senior class tried a new approach to their Christmas Party: they had a buffet and dance in the high school cafeteria. Mr. and Mrs. Whipple appeared as Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus and passed out all the gifts. Girls brought gifts for girls and guys brought gifts for guys. Music was once again provided by the funky Algebra teacher, David Labrie. Spirits were high and we all had plenty of fun. The Senior Christmas Party was truly a festive and wonderful night. 58 Sofie E. Adams Sofie 133 Trent St. Math Team 2,3,4 It ain't over till it's over. — Dr. lulius Ervmg Lisa Albert 238 Burrington St. Debra L. Alexander Deb 471 Park Ave. Basketball 2,3.4. Volleyball 2,3,4. Captain 3,4 My whole lite it a challenge. This is what motivates me It is my confidence that has driven me forward. I am what lam Myseli Kenneth Allaire 169C Rock Ridge Dr. II you live your life through the eyes of others, you can never achieve true happiness.Ken will always remember Lola's trying to draw Beaker on him. Lola Andreoni Lo 57 Louis Ave. Tennis 4; Softball 3,4 Salve Pizza today f . I'll draw Beaker on you Ml. Vesuvius. Kent Suzanne Archambault Sue 112 Annette Ave. Pep Squad 2,3; Float Committee 3 Special toys and special places, special friends together, the moments pass so quickly, but the memories are forever left', remember Beef Mark P. Aridano Patty Arsenault Allen L. Auclair 124 Flora Ave. 214 Morin Heights Blvd. Oak , Al 24 Florida St. Science Club 2 Do unto others as you would have them do unto you I'll never forget what a function is. thanks Lac' 62 Lee Ann Autote Poptart 110 Louise St. Ooh. BabyCakes. that '• what I like! I'd like everyone to live life to ib fullest, and to live it with the one you love! Lee will always remember lunch during her senior year, with lire twins and the rest of the gang. David Ayotte 171 Ray Ave. Art Club 2. Drama Club 3. Math Team 3, Quiver Staff 4 Heartless challenge, pick your path and I'll pray Cathy Bacon “Cat” 250 Cottage St. Field Hockey 2,4; Business Club 4 And the days go by. like a strand in the wind, in the web that is my own. I begin again . Renee Badeau 370 Dunlap St. Old friendships can never be replaced, only remembered and continued. Michael Bannon “Bannon” 652 Knollwood Dr. Cross Country 2,3; Indoor Track 2,3,4; Outdoor Track 2,3, Captain 4 American. Steak House. Providence ... Are you Special idf Spabumba . Ice hockey 4 a.m. . SLR Knock Knock manealer X-mas cards in the shower M.D.. set-up dates. Renee Barrette 20 Winthrop St. Laughter, toys, sorrows, and tears These were all pan of our years. Remember them well and keep them close to your heart ‘cause they are only memories and they mean a lot. Darlene Bastien 535 Coe St. Catherine Bates “Cat” 541 East School St. Jennifer Beach 28 Hamlet Ave. Art Club 2 must be traveling onward 'cause there's too many places I've got to see — Lvnyrd Skynyrd.Cat will never focRCt her lunior History class with Mr. Marrah 63 Christine Beaudry Chris 142 Oakton St. Crow Country 2.3. Co-captam 4 Track 2.3,4; Math Team 2.3.4; Student Council 2.3; Float Committee 3. Ski Club 3 The moving linger writes, and. having w rit, moves on nor all your Piety nor wit. shall lure it back to cancel halt a line Judv Beaulieu Jude 101 Center St. Live lile one day at a time and hold not past pamtul memories against another lor whai has happened, nor dwell upon things to come tor what will be. will be . SR, DP. Aubm. 018488202 . . I love you' You've taken up that very special spot in my heart' Leah Beaumier Boom-Boom 110 Bellingham St. The long and winding road leads us to your door, I've seen that road before ... I transferred here half way through my junior year The people here are terrific. Wilfred Beaumier Oppie” 110 Bellingham St. Take it stow. take it fast, take it easy. make it last. Oppie will alwavs remember meeting new people and making new tnends. John Beauregard 140 Star Ave. Class President 2; Cross Country 2.3.4 Indoor and Outdoor Track 2.3.4. Villa Novan 3 keep piling up tomorrow • and ou II tmd out that you have a bunch or empty yesterday .|ohn will never torget the time's he had with his teammates. Lori Beauregard 141 Avlsworth Ave. Michelle Beausoleil Motor-Mouth 92 Prospect St. Marching Band 2.3,4; Concert Band 2.3.4. Stage Band 2.3.4 Michelle will always remember going out and competing with the band Susan Bechunas Sue 29 Ruth St. Outdoor Color Cuard 2,3. Captain 4. Wintcrguard 2.3.4. Racquetball 2; Student Council 4; FloatProm Committees 4 Perform Timing A . Open Dayton . WO fRIMAPCASULMOTBIB MCIAS KIT Z B Sue will always remember the great times she's shared with Brad. Love ya. Babe! Laura Bedard 454 Front St. Chorus 2.3.4; lumor Marshall 3 Laura will alwavs remember starting her first year in the Chorus. and her friends in Chorus class especially Dawn 64 Cheryl Begnoche Me” 781 Grove St. VICA 2,3; Library Aide 2 These are the best of times Cheryl will always remember the time Steve chased her around the Biology Lab. with a snake Cheryl plans to become an R.N. Laurv Belisle 119 Oakland St. Ski Club 2,3 Zoe KAY 13 IOC b bandy Knight .. SIP BlueI 49 is not enough Ihe best was yet to come Douglas E. Belknap 34 Heather Dr. Baseball 2.3.4; Basketball 3,4; Debate 4; Villa Novan 3 Doug will never forget Mr. Simons' Chemistry course Paul Belleville 114 Bennett St. Concert Band 2 , . , We'll lake the best. forget the rest, and someday we II find, these arc the best ot times. — Styx Brenda Belrose Little Brenda 399 South Main St. To give a love, you've gotta live a love. To live a love, you've gotta be a part of When will I see you agamf — Neil Young Sylvia M. Benedetti 86 Burnside Ave. The longer you hold a grudge, the heavier it gets I 'll never forget Ricky B.. Anne L., Kim M.. Tina I . Michelle M. and Angie K tor being the best friends anyone could ask for Mr. Godin. I'll never forget how much you love Italians Craig Benoit C.j. 211 Linden Ave. Band 2 Sooner or later everyone gets the iazz. — p. I IS. NAM Scott R. Berard Ronald R. Bergeron, |r. 133 Carnation St. Abe , E.T. Prom Committee 2,3.4; Float Committee 2,3.4. Racquetball 383 Mason St. 2; Student Council 3; Math Team 4, Quiver Staff 4; Senior 59 1 vVhat a bargain! Ron's most memorable moments at Class Christmas Party Committee 4 WHS: trying to get Crazy Ed out of his locker 65 Lori Lynn Bernache Lor”, Animal” 56 Hazel St. Student Count il 2: Drama 3,4; VICA 2,3,4 The only way to find out how real your dreams can be is to not sit back and think about them, but to do something about them.Lori will never forget cruising on her moped. Friday nights, and Child Care. Wilfred Bernier Bernie 144 Church St. Tracy Biagetti Gumby 129 MacArthur Rd. VICA 2,3,4 Beauty is only skin deep but ugliness is right to the bone Tracy will never forget the time he got a 98 average in Mr. Leduc's Algebra class. Carolyn Bibeault 171 Highland St. Liza Bibeault 180 Morin Heights Blvd. Cindy Blais Bunny , Ziggy The road to access leads to the palace of wisdom Cindy's most memorable moments were spent with Rob, especially up at Castle Hill. I ll always love you. Rob’ ; Russel Blais Junior 2012 Mendon Rd. free me. from all this pain and misery , Karen Blanchette Blanche 2568 Diamond Hill Rd. Pep Squad 2,3: Class Vice-President 2; Cheerleader 4 Keep feeling fascination' I got the Scoobeys! Love ya Coat. Coats. Duke. Kels. Bur, fran. Mix I will always remember my first golf course party! Turn up the ZZ Top' Miss you all . Kathryn Blanchette Kate 919 Cass Ave. Cheerleader 3. Captain 4. Quiver Staft 4 It is only when we follow our dreams that we can discover ths' magic within ourselves. Kate and Mike forever! 66 Pete Blouin Suzanne Bogdan Michelle Boisvert 33 Gaskill St. 190 Morin Heights Blvd. 328 Orchard St. Pep Squad 3.4 Old friendships can never be replaced, only remembered and continued. I'll always remember the great Friday nights with Mich. Babs. PI. and CB Good luck class of '84 Stephen R. Boisvert Denis Boiteau Paula Boivin Steve . Beevi 610 Diamond Hill Rd. 98 Rathbun St. 53 Hope St. Baseball 2.3 Captain 4 Football 3.4 I will never forget all of the great teachers and coaches I Ve had here during my stay at WHS They will never know how greath they Ve influenced my life Karen Bombardier Bones” 304 Walnut Hill Rd. Colorguard 2 Promises are in the dark If you work hard enough at it. you can get anything you want in this world Karen will never forgot all the time she spent in Mr Wynne's office and all of the pink sheets he’s written on her. She will always remember all the great times she had with her friends. Kim-Marie Bonin Kim 67 All Saints St. Kim Tim . Deep in our hearts there is nothing called fighting .Vo matter how far. our love is still strong [sen when we re apart nothing can go wrong. Our love will last through thick and thin, we will never part, even deep down within Nello Bonollo 359 Wood Ave. 67 Debbie Bouchard 324 Burnside Ave. don’t need a great deal of love, but I do need a steady supply Debbie will never forget going to the lunfor Prom with Dave Gordon R. Bouchard Flash” 8 Priscilla Rd. Dungeons and Dragons Club 3,4; Art Club 2 HI could put time in a bottle . Lisa Bouchard Lee 103 Sunset Ave. Quiver Statt 4; Business Club 4 Happiness is found a ong the way. not at the end of the road Fridays at the P Pit' Halt days Rfl Weekends 7 A' FID ANY I ive-on to the beach always Chevy Malibu nothing to wear, ever Tues AWed. two souls . .. it's better to bum out thin to fide away Michelle Bouchard loanne Boucher Michael Bouley 80 Conrad St. Jo 130 Aylsworth Ave. Tr 2 171 Paradis Ave. Believing ,s the beginning of dreims coming true Tennis 2.3.4; Volleyball 2.3.4; Student Council 3.4 Success. If you have tried to do something and filled, you ire vast y better off thin if you hid tried to do nothing and succeeded Richard Bourcier Doc 110 Park Ave. Soccer 2.3.4 Rick will never forget Mr. lie ind trying to piss his muhcliss. the night of the CYO dance, under the bodge the night w ith Mike Roy. and the cows. Chris. Rov. Henry Mary. Mile. Ann. Syl. little clocks, smurfs, yellow Pintos, dirty laundry leffrey Bourgeois Gumbv” 529 Prospect St. Band 2.3; Racquetball 2 Remember today for today is the first day of the rest of your life Thank you Mrs 7 and Mrs Brown left will never lor get the first day of high school, graduation, and joining the Air Force. Marc Branchaud 4 Caron Ave. Hockey 3.4 Football 3.4 What a tong strange trip it's been 68 Steven Brannigan 176 Talcott St. Richard Brenner Rick” 395 Woodland Rd. Marching Band 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; P.A.C. Rep. 4; Student Council 2,4; Basketball 2; Tennis 3; Project Close-Up 3; Quiver Financial Staff 4; Math Team 2.3,4; WHS Call Correspondent 4; FloatCommittee2,3; Prom Committee 3,4; Stage Band 3.4 Concert Band 3,4 Life is too serious to always take seriously. Gerard H. Brien III Jerry” 583 Willow St. VICA 4 Jerry will never forget his best friend Jeanne, who helped him make it through high school, and all the people, the good and the bad, in the Culinary Arts class. Kelly Brien Delia A. Brillon Jo-Ann Brillon 600 Lydia Ave. Dede” 14 Comet St. To Coat, Coat. II Skig. Blanche: Those crazy nights I do 392 Cumberland Hill Rd. remember, these were the best times most of all. Student Council 4. Softball 4 Prom Comm,nee 2.4; Science Fair 4; Basketball 4 John Brillon Pain 1 14 Comet St. Tom Brillon Pain 2 14 Comet St. Art is long, life is short. Pamela Brin Pam 431 Bernon St. Ski Club 2,3; lumor Marshall 3 You are never given a wish without being given the power to make if come true 69 Suzanne Brissette Suzie Q. 293 Morin Heights £ye yaa.' Tammy Brissette “Tam 418 Coe St. The heart opens only to the heart that opens in return Denise Brodeur D.B. 97 Manville Rd. If I stay here with you now. things iust couldn't be the same, 'cause I’m as free as a bird now. and this bird you’ll never change. Donna Brodeur 6 Nelson St. If you wake up and don't want to smile, if it takes ust a little while, open your eyes and look at the day. you'll sec things in a different way. Don't stop thinking about tomorrow Kathleen P. Brodeur 269 Orchard St. VICA 2.3,4 Special toys and special places, special friends together The moments pass so quickly but the memories will last forever Remember I am not short. I am average' Timothy ). Brunelle Tim 188 Division St. Studying can be fun when you're with the right person .. right Mike?!? Lori Buzdigian Rodney C. Byrd 'Buzz'' 91 Priscilla Rd. 234 Marshall Rd. Basketball 2.3.4 Band 2.3,4 Math Team 2,3.4 Well it's another goodbye to another good friend. So alter all's been said and done. I gotta move while it's still fun. I'm gonna walk before they make me run — The Stones Mick and P lulius are mine. Michael Cahill 25 Newport St. Karen Capps 2109 Diamond Hill Rd. Anne-Marie Cardin “Anne” 867 Elm St. )o-Ann Carey “Jo 130 Roland St. Treasurer 2; Villa Novan 2. Pep Squad 2,3; Quiver Staff 4; Drama 4 If you find a path with no obstacles, where there's neither trap nor snare, you'll probably learn eventually that if doesn't lead to anywhere . .. Cirl o-Ann . . STICSVPC . Hmmm Maybe ... IK. 71 Lisa Carey Lis 714 Cumberland Hill Rd. Hey Pal. don't worry about it. we'll find a nde honx‘' But Lcbe I don't want to cat lunch alone . keep in touch, huh guys.' Tracie Carey P.O. Box 732 56 Division St. Indoor Color Guard 2,3; Winter Guard 2.3 I knew that looking back on my tears would someday make me laugh, but I never thought that looking back at my laughter would someday make me cry. Michelle Carpentier Mouth Gary Caya 63 Star Ave. Paul Chadbourne 240H Rock Ridge Dr. Eric Chamberland 24 Second Ave. Lisa Champagne Marc Champagne 74 Prospect St. 244 Diamond Hill Rd. Cheerleader 2. Financial Manager 3. Captain 4; Student Council 2.3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; Float Committee 2.3; Junior .Marshall 3 Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you've been up to.Lisa will always remember cheering with Kate. |o. Flo, Lee, DC. Lin, DH. Mich, Tina. IP. Nance. Ann. and RD! Michelle R, Champagne Mich 8 Marianne Court Class Secretary 2; Prom Committee 2,3,4. Float Committee 2.3.4; Pep Squad 2.3 It hard work is the key to success. I'd rather pick the lock . STICSVPC' .. . Cirl Michelle moles of solute . point' ... goofable. 72 Richard B. Champagne Rich 213 Woodhaven Rd. Care for yourself first, but with the concern of others Alan Chan Jane Charpentier 11 Sweet Ave. 68 Bernice Ave. I can finally say that I'm on my own. Donna Charron 31 Diana Dr. lunior Marshall J; Quiver Financial Staff 4 Success is Retting what you wdnt; happiness is wanting what you get ... I will never forget 5th period with Deb and lean m Guidance with Mr Bessette Bethanv Chartier Beth 165 Patton Rd. Color Guard 2,3; Business Club. Secretary 4; Marching 2,3: Quiver Financial Staff 4 Lisa M. Chartier 185 Pleasant St. French Club 3; Business Club 4 What is loo pamtul to remember we choose to forget j so it's the laughter we should remember, the way we were Mr Provost, why do bad things happen to good people f Lisa Chartrand Kim Chattman Donald Chausse “lee Chat 408 Winter St. 31 Ray Ave. 275 Front St. Cheerleader 4. Quiver Editor 4 Softball 2; Cheerleader 3; Bovs' Basketball Manager 4 Floating down through the clouds, memories come rushing up to meet me now [very year is getting shorter, never seem to find the time, the time is gone the song is over, thought I'd something more to say 73 Jeanne Chauvin 34 Roland St. Jeannine M. Chauvin 34 Roland St. Business Club 4. Bowling 3 Live life to its fullest: you only five life once Patricia A. Chmiel Patrish 159 Spring St. It 's so hard to live in this town if you re strjnfte. so let s say you and me ftct normal for a change . . I will always remember when leanne and I threw Cary out the window m Ceramics class. James Clancy Jim” 327 Mason St. Mo more money, no more fancy dress This other kingdom seem by far the best Christine Clinton 354 Rhodes Ave. Debra Cloutier Debbie” 872 Cass Ave. Matching Band 2.3,4 Debbie will never torget the wild times she had with the WHS Marching Band Thomas Collins Thom 62 Marian Lane Marching Band 2.3; Drum Major 4; Student Council 2,3; Quiver Surf 4 Debbie Coolidge 812 Social St. Quiver Financial Stdft 4; Business Club. President 4 Rene Cormier 28 West School St. 74 Rina Cormier 28 Wes! School St. Outing Club 3. Prom Committee 3,4; Science Fair 4. Float Committee 3,4 Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today, well-lived, makes every yesterday a dream oihappiness and every tomorrow a vision ol hope Rina' The Action is in front of the room' Big M . Beth .. paint fight! Charles Cote “Charlie 342 Grove St. I am not afraid of growing old for to grow old is to change, to change is to become new. to become new is to be young again. — K.B Jeanne Cote Jeanne-iss 170 MacArthur Rd. Pep Squad 2 Life to find the promise dance-n-in your eyes! — Billy Squier Kathleen Cote “Coat 345 Carrington Ave. Racquetball 2. Pep Squad 2.3 Memories never fade away, they go on and on and on — humes Kathy will always remember the great times she had with Goaf’ and the gang Donna Cotnoir 414 Logee St. I cried and cried because• I had no shoes until I met a man who had no feet Be thankful for what you have, not for what you want David Cournoyer 89 Roberta Ave. Michael Couture “Couche 34 Vose St. Ann Marie Coyne Rebecca A. Craven 281 Harris Ave. “Becky Buck It’s better to travel rough seas together than alone 65 West Park Place I'll always remember the people I met at WH3. and Algebra III with Mr Bedard 75 Michael Croteau Michael Croteau Sean Croshaw 236 Morin Heights Blvd. Crow 818 Knollwood Dr. 387 Thibeault Ave. Hockev 2. 3.4. Baseball 2. 3.4. Football 4 Mike and Kale lorever' Mike will always remember the hot key practices at Cass Park in sub-zero temperatures. Patricia Crowther Pat 125 Alice Ave. . if it was so. it might be. and. if it were so. it would be But as it isn't, it ain't — that's logic Hi Greg! Mom' Dad' Carolyn Cummings 107 Meadow Rd. Pep Squad 2.3. lunior Marshall 3: Quiver Start 4 We can do anything we want it we slick to it long enough Jeffrey R. Cyr Jeff 324 Knight St. Cross Country 2.3.4 Indoor Track 2.3.4; Outdoor Track 2.3.4. Math Team 3.4 Raymond Daigle Ray 131 Wood Ave. Anything worth doing is worth doing right. J. Michael Dalomba Jack 103 Woodhaven Rd. Cross Country 2.3,4; Indoor Track 2,3.4. Outdoor Trac k 2.3.4 David Daneault 201 Rathbun St. 76 Richard Decoste Scott 188 Knollwood Dr. Crosscountry 2,3,4; Indoor Track 4; Outdoor Track 2; Senior Christmas Party Committee 4 Van Halen rules This is the greatest.Scott will always remember all the Rood times he had with the Cross Country and Track teams. Donald M. Demers 268 Park Ave. Student Council 2,3,4; SmokinR Council 2,3,4; Science Fair 4; Marching Band 4 Linda J. Demers 168 Fairfield Ave. Business Club 4 The key to will power is want power People who want something badly enough can usually find the will power to achieve H. Michael Denis 65 Scurrey Lane Cross Country 2,4; Indoor Track 2.4; Outdoor Track 2.4 Gerard Denomme David J. Deroy 77 Sidney Ave. Dave 102 Seventh Ave. Cross Country 2 Be good Gumby! ... Olay!Dave will never forget the day Buckwheat was shot. jeanne Dery jeannie 44 Nursery Ave. Jeanne will always remember the fun she had in her Junior year. Michael Desaulniers Dezo 112 Coe St. Hockey 2,3.4; Baseball 2,3; Crosscountry 3; Math Team 3; Float Committee 4; Senior Prom Committee 4 Lori Deshaies 323 Burnside Ave. Business Club 4 A friend is someone who understands vour past, believes in your future, and accepts you today just the wav you are 77 Andrea L. Desjardins Juliette S. Desjardins Kevin Desjardins “Angie” 460 Elm St. 119 Chestnut St. 147C Rock Ridge Dr. Softball 2.3,4; Bowling 3 Cheerleader 3; Track 2; Art Club 2 e Reamers oidreams. uUetie will always remember There is always tomorrow lor dreams to come true Mom. lune 8. 1JB4. Dad-I did it!! Paulette Desjarlais Stephen Deslauriers Michelle Desmarais 280 Dulude Ave. 18 Fourth Ave. “Mouche 42 Desrochers Ave. Being yourself is a great way to be. 78 Jeanne Desrochers Charla De iel Jeannie 75 Chestnut St. 209 Oregon Ave. Outdoor Color Guard 2,3,4; Indoor Color Guard 2,3; Rac-quctball Club 2,3 Novor allow anyone to take your dreams away from you Jeanne will never forget winning the Class A Championship in Dayton, Ohio. Joseph Dias, Jr. “Jo-D 229 Getchell Ave. Eminence Front Paulette Dion Sheri Doherty “Smiley'' “Che 41 Lebrun Ave. 342 Privilege St. If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you it's Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live today, yours, if it doesn't it never was. Paulette will never forget the day she got her diplomas from both Woon High and the Voke School. Jeanne Doiron 330 Robinson St. If you want something done iust do it yourself. 79 Karen Dolbec Mike Dowhan 152 West School St. 43 Hope St. Majorette 2. 3. Color Guard 2: Band 3 Never regret iomething you have tried, only regret something you have not tried. — M.F Mark Duarte 130 South St. Scott Duarte Nancy Dube 36 Fountain St. 45 Ballou St. Football 2.3.4. Indoor Track 2.3. Captain 4 Outdoor Track 2.3. Captam 4 A drowning man will even reach tor the point or a sword Lynn Dubois 171 Star Ave. Marching Band 2.3.4; Concert Band 2.3.4; Stage Band 3; Winter Guard 3 Winning the National Championship for Color Guard is a great feeling Live today to the fullest, there may not be a tomorrow Scott Dubois Michelle Dufresne 24 Grandview Ave. 320 Second Ave. You're the master of your own destiny so give and take the best that you can — Triumph Patricia Dufresne Patti” 119 Chester St. Marching Band 2,3,4. Winter Guard 2.3.4 Patti will always remember winning the National Championship with the Color Guard, in Dayton. Ohio 80 Denise Dugas 149 Patton Rd. Student Council 2; Class Secretary 3; Float Committee 2,3; Outdoor Track 3,4; Gymnastics 2; Quiver Staff 4 Special joys and special places, special times shared by special laces, the moments pass so quickly but the memories last forever Paul Duguay Timekeeper” 164 Grove St. Time waits for no man. Michelle Duhamel Shell-63 Roland St. Outdoor Color Guard 2. Winter Guard 2 Thtougft the years we grew together Mow that life is so much brighter, let us take the next step higher . Michelle will never forget going to Tennessee and making it to the finals. Richard Dulac Bethany Dumais John Dupont 320 Providence St. Beth 50 Jackson St. 25 Trent St. Marching Band 2.3, Percussion Section Leader 4 Ski Club 2; Float Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4 { � « Jrc, d- v,olcts « bhjc- ' � schizophrenic and so am lfyoulovesomethingsetitlree.ifitcomesbackitwasyours.il J- I0”1 Wl‘ ncvcr k r8w wing Mr. Peckham get a pie in the it doesn't it never was Beth will never forget painting the lunior ,acc Homecoming Float of 1982 with Rina. Normand G. Dupre Chip-86 Woodland Rd. Baseball 2,3, Captain 4; Student Council 3; Class Vice-President 4. Float Committee 2,3.4; Prom Committee 3.4; Senior Christmas Party Committee 4 Eddie Dupuis Ed 218 Joffre Ave. Ski Club 2.3; Baseball 3,4 Ed will never forget the many times he was locked in his locker at WHS. Lori-Ann Dutremble Lor 146 Newland Ave. Happiness is found along the way. not at the end of the road. 81 (ill Dwyer 765 Third Ave. Michael Dwyer 175 Nimitz Rd. Patrick Dwyer Pat” 40 Coe St. Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2.3,4; Cross Country 3; Float Committee 4 Pat will always remember Mr. Simons' Chemistry course. Carmel Ellis Juicy Fruit” 10 Bourdon Blvd. Chorus 4 live a dream because a dream never Itvei. Jim Esposito Espo” 331 Nursery Ave. Golf 2, Captain 3,4; Basketball 2; Racquetball 2; Prom Committee 2,3,4; Float Committee 2.4; Senior Christmas Party Committee 4 Christine Fagnant Chris 198 Transit St. Melissa Fagnant Mel” 57 Vivian St. Quiver Statt 4; Math Team 4; Pep Souad 3 And a youth said, sneak to us of friendship. And he answered. saying. Your friend is your needs answered Melissa svill never forget the friends she's made and all the great times they shared They made the past three years ar WHS very memorable ones. Melissa Fanning Missy”, Little One” 425 Ninth Ave. Marching Band 2,3; Concert Band 4 Why be normalt ... Keep smiling and have an ordinary day. Melissa will always remember the fun she had in the cafeteria in 10th grade. Delores Farrow Do”, Del” 201 Maple St. Field Hockey 2,3.4; POo Squad 2.3; Basketball 1: VIC A 2.3.4 The future is bright, and success is at the end of mv rambtsix Bye Guys! I'll never forget my Senior year at WHS. and the tun I've had with all my friends. Dolores plans to attend KIC to obtain a degree in nursing. 82 Karen M. Fenner Kar 192 Beacon Ave. I must be traveling on now There's so many places I've got to see. I'm as tree as a bird now. — Lynyrd Skynyrd Melissa Ferreira Mel , Indian , Pocahontas 2055 Diamond Hill Rd. Quiver StJH 4 She' onls come out at night . Alley . Are you sure this car is going to make it? Babs. let's go by Angelo's so I can see Tinkerbell Blondie o more going to D. Hill w strange guys She's a maneater Mich, you're grounded from the Indian William Fitker Fitker , Bill , Punk 89 Second Ave. Dungeons and Dragons Club 4 Awesome, totally awesome. Beauty. eah.'Bill will never forget the time in his Freshman vear when, during his 5th period class. Mr. Peckham got hit in the face with a pie. Michelle Fleury Scott Flinton Michelle Fluette 150 Coe St. 37 Cold Spring Place 85 Transit St. Dreams are tust all images, they come and theygo. They sail Student Council 4; BusmessClub. Treasurer4. Ma|orette2.J through stormy seas, and come true very slowly We all have Pep Squad 2. Homecoming Committee 4; Marching Band i: our dreams, and we must hold on to them tightly For who in Color Guard 2 the world know, they may come true tonight 'Michelle will never forget Sandy's proposition: Hey, you want to make a sale and she'll always remember to sit on her tongue Therese Fluette Terry 140 Rhodes Ave. Cary Fontaine Heineken 337 Third Ave. for the best things in life, go lor the gusto! Lisa Fontaine 133 Olo St. 83 Maurice A. Fontaine Moe 1087 Park Ave. Marching Band 2,3,4 Diane Forest Jeff Forget De” 678 Fourth Ave. 86 Avenue C Soccer 2,3; Hockey 2 The way to get anywhere is to start trom where you are Uiane ',jlt being smut is knowing what you're dumb at )etf will will never forget the times with her buddies in Child Care. nevw f W ,ht 8°° ,,rn« and J fcw ,ho bjd on«' had Lynne Forget Donald Fortier Beth Fournier Lynnski I.E. 70 Fifth Ave. 374 Grandview Ave. Nothing IS everything, everything is nothing.Don will always May each new life be better than the day before follow your dreams where ever they lead you.Lynne will remember Mr. Kane tor catching all the bunkers, always remember Mr. Kane tor catching all the bunkers Janet Fournier Jan 136 Bourdon Blvd. We've finally made it! I'll always remember the good times I had with lane Marguerite M. Fournier 395 South Main St. Never forget what Heaven has sent us. because in reality, we will all meet in that special place one day Marge will never forget the dance contest she and Michelle Fluette were in. Monique Fredette “Monk 440 Beacon Ave. Things are always at their best in their beginning but if you love something hold on tightly and don't ever let it go. I'll never forget my second period class with Doctor Provost, the counselor. 84 Marlene Gaffney Molly 73 Memorial Dr. VICA 2; Chorus 4 I may not remember all the names but yet each will be remembered ill the same Best wishes for the future . I will always remember hinging out it the comer with my friends Thomas Gagne Debbie Gallipeau 29 Summit St. 162 Bailey St. Walking down this rocky road, wondering where my life is leading to. rolling on to the better end I will always remembtt Mr Kane Lori A. Galipeau Eugene Garceau Galoope 229 Flora Ave. 30 Sunrise Ave. Believing is the beginning of a dream come true, so don t stop beftevtng ril always remember those crazy mornings before homeroom Michelle Gatta Mimi 1144 Mendon Rd. Amy Gaucher 534 Coe St. Marching Band 2; Student Council 3 Remember yesterday, live for today, make the most of your nights and tomorrow will be something to look forward to Carolyn R. Gauthier Goat 188 St. Barnabe St. Thanks Coat. Kfme. Blanche. Flynsky. Fleusy. Cray. Duke. Suzie-Q. Baa-Haa. Boom-Boom . . . Scoobeys .. (Xterpops Dunkm Doughnuts gumtree Cass Park Carolyn will never forget eating Otterpops and Poptarts and playing tennis before homeroom Michelle Gauvin Mickey 75 Glendale Ave. Field Hockey 3. Co-Captam 4; Track 2. Co-Captam 3.4; Cross Country 2; Pep Squad 3; Student Council 3; Float Committee 4 Wayon' 85 Sharon L. Gauvin Patches” 413 Diamond Hill Rd. Co for it. you can succeed if you try. Sharon will always remember getting her class ring, having her picture taken for the Quiver, graduating, and getting her diploma. Renee J. Gelinas NeNee 43 Corsi St. Winter Guard 2.3.4; Marching Band and Color Guard 2.3.4 I'll never forget (he tapioca on the bus ride to Tenn I hope Liza won't either It’s been really fun with all of you guys. I'll miss you Color Guard I've been very proud to march with a group like sou. and even prouder to be champions with you. Bye Frk. Bebo. Ca. Sue. Moc. Annette Lynn Giguere Paulette 10 Olo St. We finally made it' Annette will always remembering switching classes. ... and here's Craig appearing studious. Linda Giguere Marc G. Giguere Paulette Giguere Lynn Bongo Annette 120 Linden Ave. 125 Bertenshaw Rd. 10 Olo St. VICA 2.3.4 It's a nice day to start again.' — B I Live today lor there may never be a tomotnns Give it all If you don't reach out for your dream, it wasn't worth dreaming you've got Paulette will always remember switching classes. for Linda will always remember when Linda. Pauia. Patty. Cathy, and she would stand at the windows before homeroom checking out the sights 86 David Gillis Lauren Gilpin Lisa Glassey 1291 Rock Ridge Dr. 334 Eighth Ave. 123 Seamans St. Cheerleader I: Business Club 4 My future plans are to go on studying the art of dance and to someday open my own studio I will always remember my 7th period classes with Mr. Provost and Mr. T. Monique Glaude 115 Sixth Ave. Business Club 4 Special joys and special places, special friends together, the moments pass so quickly, but the memories are forever Jo-Ann during one of her quieter moments Luis Gonsalves 61 South St. Miguel Gonsalves 211 Arnold St. 87 Marcia Gouin Bruce Gould Stephen Graham Munchkin , Guppy” 175 Coe St. 619 Manville Rd. 43 Desrochers Ave. Marching Band 2,3.4 As we cave the high school we lake along the memories we made together Cindy Gravel Cm” 132 Division St. Judy Susan Graves Hey lude 194 Nursery Ave. MarchmR Band 2 Life’s been good to me so far Judy will never forget her 11th grade, sixth period, typing class when Mrs. Devine was hit in the head by an unidentified flying object Marc Grondin 1988 Mendon Rd. All the wonders you seek are within yourself Mary Guertin Denis Guilbault Roger Guilbault 62 Collins St. 88 Hayes St. 391 Diamond Hill Rd. Student Council 2.4; Class Vice-President 3; Float Prom Committees 2.3.4; Gymnastics 2; Quiver Staff 4 Never shall I forget the days which I spent with you Continue to be my friends as you will always find me yours. 88 (ames Guillet Deborah Guy Dick 68 Paradis Ave. 69 Nursery Ave. Those hot summer nights I do remember in my youth. Preston Hanna Pret 5 Sidney Ave. Renee Harmon Jean Harnois Joanne Harnois 213 Bourdon Blvd. Jina Jo 33 St. Barnabe St. 100 Jillson Ave. VICA 2,3,4 Field Hockey 3,4; Pep Squad 3; Business Club 4; Prom Com- To Dave. Gino, and Mike. These were the best of times mittce 3 To my buddies ... my most cherished, sought-after and well-kept possessions are the friendships I share with all of you Remember all the good times. I will never forget meeting Reggie Donna J. Henry 39 Gaulin Ave. m Sandra Harnois Sandy , San 51 Seventh Ave. Take your time, think a lot. think of everything you 've got. for you may still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not Pamela Hebert 425 Third Ave. 89 Nicholas Herman 651 Harris Ave. Bruce Heroux “Juice 542 East School St. Dungeons and Dragons Club 3,4 One nuclear bomb can rum your whole day Bruce will never forget Mr. Hopkin's metal shop. Dave Hopkins “Hop 239 Summer St. Football 2,3 Captain 4; Indoor Track 2,3; Outdoor Track 2,3 Dave will alwavs remember the football team's winning streak. Roland E. Hudon 103 Rodman St. Future's lookin' pretty good at last, rough times are all m the past, it's shining brightly and I think it's gonna last. — Bob Soger Roland will never forget all the great limes he had in Mr Meers' 6th period Chemistry class. Kim Hunt “Bo 594 Providence St. I'll always remember the great times with LL — especially the first day of our Senior year and remember the day we had an SS, LLf Laurie Hutchins 21 Memorial Dr. Chorus 2,3,4; Color Guard 2,3.4 I will miss all the good times I had being in Color Guard — especially winning the WGI Championship in Dayton. Ohio. I had a really great time with all my friends. Linda Hutchins 21 Memorial Dr. If you lose something set it free, if it comes back it's yours. if it doesn’t it never was. Akihiko Ishiwatari “Ike 65 Ruskin Ave. Exchange Student 4; Quiver Staff 4 Hi. I’m Ike In the long run. I want to tell you. it's the long run — Eagles . American high school students enjoy much freedom, lapanese high schools have many, many restrictions and rules I like the freedoms better Linda Jackson 478 River St. 90 Paula Jacob Eugene (alette Lisa $. (alette 49 Hillsdale Ave. Gino “Frog Though friends thou hast, and their adoption tried, grapple 109 Sidney Ave. 28 Nelson St. them to thy soul with hoops of steel. — Hamlet Football 4 Go for it!... Cet bent ... Yeah right. and I'm the Pope! ...I told you I had a great summer! . .. How was your weekendf I don't have ust one memorable moment — I have three yean full of them. jP- Lisa T. (alette Charlotte (ason Lee Chaz 440 Second Ave. 555 Providence St. If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you it’s Love is a battlefield — Pat Benatar yours, if if doesn't it never was. Susan M. Javerey Sue , Spoosen 17 Bernice Ave. Float Committee 3; Ski Club 3 I've been afraid of changing because I built my life around you; but time makes you bolder, children get older. I'm getting older too. Sue will never forget the Freshman Quiz Bowl, in which she embarrassed herself badly, along with Nadeen and Joanne. Marie Ann Jenson Sally Spaceshot 115 Morton Ave. Student Council 2; Business Club 4 Don't worry, what isn't funny now will In' in two years Daisy Jeter 56 Memorial Dr. Henry Jeter Buckwheat 392 Bernon St. Cross Country 2.4, Indoor Track 2.3; Outdoor Track 2.3 Dealing with running: To be the best, you must first defeat yourself. Henry will never forget the first rate he won in track, and |une 8. 1984. 91 Debra Jodoin Mendy Johnson Sandra D. Joly 107 Rathbun St. 531 Grandview Ave. Sandy 142 Papineau Ave. Student Council 3.4. Math Team 2.3,4; Pep Squad 3; Float Prom Committees 2,3,4; Quiver Staff 4 there aren't any strangers around here only friends we haven 't met Hey Sue. Yugh. Yugh ... KIT I will never forget the times I have and will share with Mike. Love ya Kaz! Michael Joyal Mike” 147 Papineau Ave. The change it had to come, we knew it all along. We were liberated from the (old. that's all. And the world looks tust the same, and history ain’t changed 'cause the banners were all flown m the last war.Mike will always remember his 11th grade Astronomy class, and having Buckwheat in his math class and 7th period study. Laurie Jutras 127 Bennett St. will always remember th ‘ good times I had with my friends at WHS — especially with my best friend. Tammy Bnssette Angela Kahaian Angie” 2019 Diamond Hill Rd. Angie will always remember going to breakfast with Wendy. Marc, and lohn and coming to school late. Jeffrey Klowan Jeff 231 Bernice Ave. When I'm laughing with the boys, their spirits seem to lift me when we re talking 'bout '8} and'84. and all the things we did It'snotthalwe'reall that old ... then wewereiustkids. left will never forget taking Beef out for eggs and bacon. Raymond Krajczynski 238 Morin Heights Blvd. Always something there to remind me of the days in school Duane Kuczer 73 Woodhaven Rd. Do the best you can all the time. 92 Paula Kurczy Paula Kusnarowis Kim Labine PJ 108 Knight St. 469 Burnside Ave. 372 Privilege St. Gymnastics 2; Drama Club 3 Hold on lo a ray of hope and a promise of future and follow Drama Club 3,4; Quiver Staff 4; Student Council 4; Business Your dreams. Club 4; Villa Novan 4; Pep Squad 2,3 Only as far as we see ; can we go, only as much as we dream can we be David |. Labrie Dave 441 Providence St. Running over the same old ground, what have we found I The same old fears Wish you wive here Dave will never forget half-days and long weekends Debra Lachance Deb 432 Grandview Ave. Student Counci 12; Villa Novan 3, Co-editor 4; Marching Band 2; Smoking Council 2,3,4 love isn't what makes the world go round, it's what makes the trip worth while. Steven C. Lachance Gumbee 832 Elm St. Hot luicy . That's what she says nasty lips Naked Eyes Girls on film your mother delirious ... let's get wasted . ,. crack open a six ... packie for a quickie .. party ... later . . RRRRalph. Bruce Lachapelle 453 Providence St. Kevin Laferriere Kev 67 Rustic Dr. Ouiver Staff 4 The most challenging tourney is the journey of life If you set aside the bad times, don t forget them, for it is by these that you will recognize the good times. I'd like to thank my friends for all these good times andthesegreat years we spent at WHS Christine A. Lambert Chris 116 Sweet Ave. Senior Class Activities Chairperson 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 3.4; Junior Marshall 3, F rom Committee 3.4; Outing Club 3. Pep Sauad 3; Float Committee 4 The summer of '83: it’s refreshing! .. Shanu Ctgundus .. Cray DM. TM P A H She Oh Yea! Marcie PP 93 Patricia Lambert Pat” 38 Burrington St. Strive for those hard times in life and you will win Is something funny Tom? Rodney Lambert E.T. 56 Spring St. Edward Lanctot Neil Lanctot 231 Vose St. Sam 1566 Mendon Rd. I used to he disgusted Now I try to be amused ... — E Costello Neil will newt forget the day he not out of this prison. James Landry 486 Bernon St. Dungeons and Dragons Club, President 3.4; Art Club 2 Time is yet in the making, you are the forge of tomorrow Michael Landry Mike 180 Crawford St. Soccer 2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4 Mike will never forget the hockey team's beating Bellingham to win the Call Country Classic. Robin Landry 1116 Park Ave. Many times I've lied, and many times I've listened, many times I'se wondered how muc h there is to know — Zeppelin Robin will never forget Mr. Mulcahy. 94 William Landry Bill 30 Seamans St. Football 2. Indoor and Outdoor Track 2,3 Bill will never iorget all the wild time in Chef's Course with Darrell Laplante. Linda Lanoue Lin 24 All Saints St. VICA 4; Float Committee 3; Pep Squad 3; Outing Club 3 I’ll always remember the summer of '83. To a the good times we had yesterday and many more tomorrow I'll miss my VICA buddies. I won't forget vac. I’ll miss you Matey Diane Lapierre 988 Cass Ave. Donna LaPierre Mouth 391 Third Ave. Marching Band 3; Student Council 3 Don't worry lean. I'll visit you. Gary Lapierre 106 Minerva St. Susan |. Laplume Sue 156 Morin St. Can't wait for lunch can you Dave? 95 Mark Laramee Carolin Lareau Lauren Laroche Pops Ka Bags , Roach 170 Mount St. Charles Ave. 11 Phoebe St. 141 Glendale Ave. Hockey 3.4 Basketball 2.3 Mark will never target Mrs. Devine's 5th period study — but live each day to its fullest, for tomorrow may never arrive he'd like to. Hanne Larsen David Lasalle Laurie Lataash Miss Denmark , The Little Great Dane Chester 217 Grant St. 38 Oakley Rd. 695 Cumberland Hill Rd. Float Committee 4 Exchange Student 4, Quiver Staff 4 You climb the ladder of success, the way the world defines it more or less. Debra A. Lavimodiere Frank Lavimodiere Mommy Lav 204 Morin Heights Blvd. 238 Diamond Hill Rd. Pep Squad 2.4; Drama 2.4 I've got nothing to say except OH' Pretty women' Experience is the only teacher that gives the test first and the lesson later Debbie will never forget being in Camelof Kevin M. Lavoie Kev 219 Crawford St. 96 Patricia A. Leary Lisa Lebrun “Pat 552 South Main St. 178 Country Rd. VICA 2.3.4 It's better to burn out than fade away. — Dei Leppard Monique Lebrun 2203 Diamond Hill Rd. Christopher Leclerc 151 Minerva St. Gizele Ledoux “Gi“ 198 Progresso Ave. Drama 2,3.4; Proicct Close-Up 4 I will never forget Mr Meets' chemistry class Roland, do I have chalk on my pants? . . Barbara, he's staring at me again' There once was a teacher named Frank Mr. Meers. you're such a cad. such a cur ... How's the wife in the snowbank? Janice Leduc “Duke 1343 Logee St. Cross Country 2.3,4; Track 2,3 Life's truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along the way . Hey Coat. Coat. Blanches. Kels... who got the Scoobeys?? Robert Lefebvre 259 Vose St. Christine Lefrancois “Cray 11 Seamans St. Student Council 2,3.4; Float Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 2,3.4; Outing Club 3; Pep Squad 3 Sneak. CL C.C. parties-unreal! .. Hey Galoop, remem- ber Diamond Hill? .. Cheer up D.S. TMZ 99— yuk . . Later Marcie! Deborah M. Lemire Debbie 2050 Mendon Rd. Class President 3; Student Council 2,3; Softball 2.3.4; VICA 2.3.4 Debbie will always remember her years in the high school and going to the National Conference in Louisville, Kentucky. 97 Susan Lemire Sue” 128 Flora Ave. Pep Squad 3; Volleyball 3. Tennis 2; Business Club 4 Aim at the sun. you may not reach it. but you will fly higher than if you never aimed at all ... I will never iorget Ricfc Suc will never forget the time the guys dressed up as girls on Senior Day. Michael Leroux 710 Bernon St. Timmy Leroy The Cat 355 Paradis Ave. The Stud . I'll never forget being in Home fc. seventh period with Nancy Paul. Donald Letoile Richard Letoile Glenn Letourneau 42 Lilac St. Rick Doobie-1 461 Elm St. 327 Thibeault Ave. Drama 2; Student Council 3. Treasurer 4; Debate Team Financial Advisor 3; Quiver Financial Staft 4; Villa Novan 4 One does what one can with what one has. Lynn M. Levasseur 121 Providence St. Lynn will always remember the great time with K.H especially the first day of their senior year and remember tne day they had an SS, BO? Richard Lizotte Michael Lozeau Doobie-H Bud 1179 Manville Rd. 217 Rock Ridge Dr. VICA 2.3,4 Hey Dude! Where's the party t 98 Patricia Ludovici Donald M. Lussier Ludde Don 123 Wood Ave. 523 Ballou St. Dram.) 2,4 Indoor Track 2; Outdoor Track 2 Whenever I feel like studying. I lie down til the teeling goes away Pat will never forget — Here in Camelot Betty Lynn 64 Erie St. Wendy Makudera Wen-Wen 80 Walnut Hill Rd. Cheerleader 3 Wendy will always remember going out with John, Marc and Angie for breakfast and coming in late. Joseph Mandeville 589 Gaskill St. Colleen Mackenzie 222 North Main St. Michelle Mandeville Troy Manley Richard Marble 53 Burnside Ave. 27 Rockland Ave. 221 Seventh Ave. VICA 4 When you're smart you know it. when you're stupid everyone knows it. 99 Elaine Marchand Layn” 79 Phillips St. Sludcnt Council 2; Exchange Committee 2.4; Pep Squad 2.3 Judith Marcinkiewicz 'Judy” 401 Summer St. Cross Country 2.3.4; Track 2.3.4; Ski Club 2.1. Math Team 4; lunior Marshall J; Prom Committee 3 Only a fool will lose tomorrow reaching bar k for yesterday CCP Hit the beach' SIP [veofthetiger Mebat He guys — Thanks Steve Marcotte 61 Craigie Ave. Quiet Riot: Band your head . . I'll always remember my fifth period Consumer tc. class with Mrs. McClowin. We were the worst class she had. Michelle Mariani Dave Marquis Diane Marquis ”M4 156 Rebekah St. 43 Olo St. 243 Robinson St. You're leaving now. it's in your eyes, there's no disguising it It really comes as no surprise to find that you've planned it all along All we are is dust m the wind Kim Martell 94 Summer St. Debra Martin Debbie” 730 Third Ave. Drama 2.3; Football Statistician 3; Pep Squad 2 To accomplish great things, one must not only act. but also dream, not only plan, but also believe Linda Martineau 344 Grove St. I wish the class of '84. and most of all my friends, the best of luck Linda will always remember Mr. Bibeault's fifth period English class. 100 Allison Martinetty 21 Edmund St. Pep Squad 2,3 Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth, I do recall those were the best limes ol all — journey Richard Masnyk, Jr. Maz , Rick , Rich 210 Grandview Ave. Soccer 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Coll 4 Life is full of challenges, and I just love a challenge.Rich will never forget being elected Treasurer of his senior class. Darlene Masse Doll 2133 Diamond Hill Rd. Michael Masse 214 Winthrop St. The teacher says that I'm one Big Pain Robert Masse Ronald Masse 582 Manville Rd. Ronnie 242 Vose St. Baseball 2.4 Thomas Mattos 91 Diana Dr. Paul McBurnev 192 Grandview Ave. Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live today VtCA 2,3 Joann McCollum Jo 115 Grand St. 101 Kelly McCusker 34 Pelletier Ave. Charlene McKenna 104 Jenckes St. Patrick McGee 222 Woodhaven Rd. Roger McKenna 109 Morin Heights Blvd. Brenda Menard Carl C. Menard Bren” 151 Minerva St. 165 Fifth Ave. Student Council 2,3,4 Better to hive loved and Ion. thin never to have loved it ill Remember mv philosophy — if you an tike a shortcut in hie. take it Carl will always remember the firsl and last days of his high school years. Al Menoche Buddy” 116 Crawford St. Let the good times roll Really? ... That's amazing!!! 102 Telling dirty jokes during class again Charlene?!? Richard Albert” Methot Chard 3” 41 Village Rd. Baseball 2.3.4. Track 4 Richard will never forget dressing op like a girl on Senior Dav Cary R. Miller 89 Dana St. Judith'Ann Miller )ud-E 62 Heather Dr. VICA 2.3.4 Don 't waIk in iront or me. I may not follow Don't walk in back oi me. I may not lead. lust walk beside me and be my inend. Susanne J. Miller Allen Minot Susan Minot Sue” Ozzy” Sue” 165 Knollwood Dr. 66 West St. 234 Burnside Ave. Somewhere in the distance, somewhere down the line, a trace oi an illusion is etched upon my mind . I'll always remember my first day as a ireshman and being able to grow as a student along with my inends So far this has been the best time of my life. Yea — no more school To live life m vour own way. to reach the goals you have set for yourself, to be the wav you want to be. that is success ’Sue Pete 103 Latice Shawnette Mitchell Kim M. Morel Pauline Morin Foxified 73 Roberta Ave. 45 Victor St. 1 74 Lemay Rd Hey Zig, where’s Sybf Wanna go outside? I'm so confuted Together is a wonderful place to be Chorus 3. Secretary 4; Junior Marshall 3: Bovs' Basketball K'm w' ncvw ,or8 ,he ,ime Mr ProvoM Picked 00 her- Manager 4 Always proving who we are I will reach my rising star. One step at a time Always forward.laticc will never forget the 1983 Woon. Highlights talent show. Barbara A. Morisseau Babette 121 Priscilla Rd. Crosscountry 2,3 Co-captain 4; Basketball 2, Co-captain 3.4; Track 2,3.4. P.A.C. Rep. 3; Student Council 4; Math Team 2,3,4; Ski Club 2.3; Quiver Staff 4. Villa Novan 4. Junior Marshall 3 What the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve Beautiful memories — Thanks I MW . James Moulson Moose” 227 Newland Ave. Dreaming dreams that no mortal ever dared to dream before Steve Mulcahy 607 Gaskill St. Robin Muller 36 Bernice Ave. James A. Nadeau Jimbo” 73 St. Cecile Ave. The world is a comedy . make the people laugh and you've achieved your goal in life. Paul Nadeau 112 Lebrun Ave. Who's turn is it now? That’s what she said . homework I didn’t know we had any I ’m sorry I’m late, but pass me the quarter Paul will never forget playing King Pelli-nore in the school play, Camelot'. 104 Barbara Nault Alphonso Nealy Nhan Nguyen Barb” Hook-Nealv” 51 Bourdon Blvd. 456 Privilege St. 10 Bourdon Blvd. Marching Band 2,3, President 4; Field Hockey 2 Soccer 2,3, Captain 4; Chorus, President 4; Track 3,4 Trang Nguyen Raymond Niquette Marisa Ann Notarantonio 1423 Manville Rd. ”RayJ.” 193 Grandview Ave. It is when you give oi yourself that you truly give. 473 Grandview Ave. Student Council 2,3, Parliamentarian 4; Tennis 3,4; Model Legislature 2,3.4; Project Close-Up 3; Quiver Staff 4; Prom Committee 2.3,4; Float Committee 2,3,4; Kacquetball 2; Pep Squad 2 Some are born to move the world, to live their fantasies; but some of us iust dream about the things we'd like to do. — Rush Nancy Pachomski Melissa A. Padoll Joan Page 63 Cote Ave. Mel” 360 Mason St. 119 Grandview Ave. When you have a dream, don't let anything dim it. Keep hoping, keep trying, the iky is the limit. 105 Karen Palazzini “Girl, Karen 1907 Diamond Hill Rd. Quiver Staff 4; Tennis 3,4; DramaClub 3.4; Junior Marshall 3; Student Council ft doesn't matter where I'm going as long as I'm on my way .' Ctrl. Karen Bradley — a the way! ... Cookies .. SILK!! STICSVK . because h had to be said' Steve Papineau “Paps , Pappy' 59 Wood Ave. VICA 2,3 It's better to born out than fade away. Christine Pascal “Tina 309 Dunlap St. Leaves are all around, it’s lime I was on my wav. — Led Zeppelin Rodney Patrie Rod 425 Third Ave. Allen Paul “Alle 18 Avenue C Indoor Track 2 Allen will never forget Debbie Fro moot Debra Paul “Deborah 346 Gaskill St. Quiver Staff 4; Float Committee 4 Whatever is true . . honorable ... us! . . . pure . lovely . gracious if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things. — Phil. 4 8 Barbara J. Pawlowski Christopher Peloquin “Babsy 164 Rivulet St. 43 St. Barnabe St. VICA 2. Pep Squad 3,4; Quiver Financial Staff 4 M V - ■ 8 P. F t. I'm soooembarrassedmwhichonethis weekI Yea. YC576 Hunk Friendships that have stood the test, time and change, are surely best Jeanne Pepin “Jon-Jon 255 Virginia Ave. Float Committee 3,4; Quiver Finarn uil Staff 4; Business Club. Vice-President 4. |umor Marshall 3 leanne will never forget the great times she had building the lunior and Senior Homecoming floats. 106 Stacey Perrault 317 Third Ave. Dat Phan 53 South St. Soccer 2 Dal will never forget writing an article for the Avian Exprevv newspaper, going on a trip to Boston, and attending a Providence College summer program with Rick Brenner and Dave Southiere. Celeste Phaneuf Ces Junior Marshall 3; Business Club 4 Doing what you like is freedom; liking what you do is happi ness. Marc Paul Pignolet P'g P.O. Box 269 Class President 4; Student Council 3; Villa Novan 3,4. Quiver Staff 4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Indoor Track 2; Outdoor Track 2; Float Committee 4; Prom Committee 4; Senior Christmas Party Committee 4 The Meadow Party ... Ack! Ack! Ack! ... Marc will never forget the times S.C. mooned IRB and XCT. Jane Plante 185 Bourdon Blvd. To Dave I'll always love you still lane will never forget the davin 11th grade when she dropped sardines in Mr McLaughlin's second period Record Keeping class Louisa Plasse Wee-Zee'' 122 Larch St. Congratulations dudes of 1984 . Cheryl. Ann. Lisa and lane, etc ... Louisa will never forget the time in 11th grade when Jane brought sardines to Mr. McLaughlin's second period class. Rodney Plasse Rod 97 Newland Ave. Young men make great mistakes in life; tor one thing, thev idealize love too much Rod plans to attend college to pursue a career in Law Enforcement. He will never forget the good times he had in Consumer Economics class. Steve Pontbriand 309 Willow St. Football 3.4 H man gives 100%. he will always be a winner Steve will never forget playing on the WINNING football team with a great bunch of guvs. Barbara A. Potemri Bob , Po 9 Katherine Rd. Drama 2.3.4; Debate 2,3.4. Field Hockey 2.3. Captain 4; Student Council 2.3.4; Smoking Council 2.3; Blood Drive Coordinator 2.3.4 Co placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence 107 Julie Porter 170 Bourdon Blvd. Michelle Proulx Mitchel 86 Stoneham Dr. This is a stick-up. Come out of those clothes with your hands up.Michelle will never forget all the time she spent in Mr. Mulcahy's office. Susan Provencher “Sue 46 Lydia Ave. VICA 2.3.4; Pep Squad 3 Do your best at all things, achieve what you can do. and have fun all the way. Tara Jane Pryhoda Scott E. Rageotte Lorraine Rainville “TJ, “Ta” Texx 149 Burrington St. 68 Walnut Hill Rd. 361 Logee St. Student Council 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Debate 2. Art Club 2; Dungeons and Dragons 3.4 Captain 3,4; Project Close-Up 3; Prom Committee 2,3.4 Life is a bowl of cherries, but school was the PITS! Scott will Float Committee 2,3,4; Model Legislature 2,3,4 never forget leaving WHS. Tara will always remember the Halloween Dance of her freshman year. Sami Redzepi Janice Renault Marc Rene 45 Bennett St. “Janie 133 Seventh Ave. 81 Union St. It's the singer, not the song, that makes the music move along. The key to happiness is having dmams The key to success is making them come (rue.)anice will never forget her friends and alt the good times. 108 Deborah Ricard Tommy Richards Lori Riendeau 99 Bayberry Rd. 324 Blackstone St. Lor 197 Valley St. Pep Squad J. Quiver Financial Staft 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Guidance Aide 3,4 Smile, it makes people wonder what you've been up to. Steven Riendeau Steve 259 Winter st. Cross Country 2 lames Rivers 35 Berkley St. Dawn M. Rivet 182 Cumberland St. Racquctball Club 2; Student Council 3; Project Close-Up 3; Pronvfloat Committee 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3, Captain 4 Class Secretary 4 Kristin Robbins Robert Robin 32 Hill St. 90 Morin Heights Blvd. Villa Novan 3; Quiver Start 4. Track 3.4; Float Committee 4 Wayon! Daniel Romblad Danny 290 Third Ave. 109 Daniel j. Rondeau 'Danny 656 Grove St. Soccer 2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4 Gretzky scores again. Dannv will never torget w inning the Call Country Classic and getting two hat tricks during the 82-83 season Michelle H. Rondeau 213 Cottage St. Drama 2.3; Chorus 3 I am the light of the world, anyone who follows me will not be walking in the dark, he will have the ight of lib — John 8:12 James Rousseau 90 Laurier St. Jo-Ann Roy Jo 187 Second Ave. My hie revolves around Murphy's Law whatever can go wrong docs Jo-Ann will always remember the fun she had in Mr. Provost's third period Geometry class. We have to copy all those notes?!? Nadeen A. Saracina Nae” 173 Washington St. Cheerleader 2. Co-captain 3; Student Council 3 I am what I am. jodie S. Sarazin Jode 50 Lambert Ave. Debate 2; Business Club 4 Happiness is: Knowing what the heart has once owned, and had, it shall never lose Poaches forever I Jodie will never forget all the confusion on the night of the Junior Prom Diane Savaria 507 Summer St. 110 Angela Schofield Angie” 50 Ella Ave. Life with true love ii life with true meaning. Jane Scurry 182 Cumberland St. Marching Band 2.3.4; Concert Band }.4 If you're going to laugh, laugh out loud That's what I always say jam- will always remember how it felt to say goodbye to a very special person. Jeffrey Scurry 103 Olo St. Fret no more! ... I'm here! Henry Sherman Sherm 36 Cleveland St. Soccer 2.3. Captain 4 Henry's future plans are to go to college in Pennsylvania and play soccer. He wil I never forget the soccer partv at Barry Field after the Portsmouth game. David Smith Smitty 557 Coe St. VICA4 Jennifer Smith Jenny 2305 Diamond Hill Rd. Step into the velvet of the morning, let yourself lay back within your dreams, take on the situation but not the torment, now you know it's not as bad as it seems — Stevie Nicks 111 Kevin Smith 274 Reservoir Ave. Francesca Soderi Fran” 87 Country Rd. I can turn out your music and I can make you loci alive I'm (tone but I am never gone from xr. — Nxks Fran wil always remember the good times in the Voke school. Mike Soucy Zeus 610 Fifth Ave. Hope I die before I get old. — The Who Mike will never forget graduation day Souksamay Vongnasythanh 5 Hope St. To be me I must be tree In the world offer hope, no war . I will never forget my first day at WHS. I was so nappy to be here and to have the opportunity to learn how to speak English, make new friends, and start a new life David J. Southiere Sout” 135 Marshall Rd. Student Council 3, Secretary 4; Quiver Editor 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Debate 3; Math Team 3,4; Kacquctball 2 Linda Spalding Lin 41 Rockland Ave. Outing Club 2 Remember by finding things within yourself, only then will you be able to share yourself with others. Frances J. Spampinato Melissa Spillere 56 Spring St. 129D Rock Ridge Dr. VICA 4; Chorus 2.3. I will never torgel the spec ial friends I made at the Cl A Program this year We had our bad times, but we had our good times too Richard R. St. Germain Lizard 116 Poplar St. You were under the impression that when you were walking forward you'd end up further onward, but things aren't quite that simple. 112 Marc St. Pierre Denise St. Sauveur Donna St. Sauveur 2187 Diamond Hill Rd. 47 Laval St. 47 Laval St. Michael Starnes Ralph Stebenne Tracey Steward 625 Gaskill St. 136 Village Rd. Stewie 166 Valley St. Basketball 2,3; Football 2; Track 2 The most important part of being alive is to live longer Tracey will always remember running through a girls' basketball practice indecently exposed. Jennifer Suber jen 56 Memorial Dr. Cross Country 2 To love to the fullest, leaving nothing undone that would brighten the life or lighten the load Kimberly F. Sugden 377 Summer St. Linda A. Switzer Giggles'' 204 Manila Ave. Student Council 2.4; Drama 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3.4; Villa Novan 4; Float Committee 4 A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out Thanks Mike Linda will never torget the first time she met her knight in shining armor 113 Daniel Sylveslre 119 Chestnut St. Nancy Sylvestre Nance” 118 Woodland Rd. ‘Hey Bud!’... SLP Zoo, beach? Mormon! Mo doubt The Big O. PAH' . Rocky I . PHM Ihcre is nothing either good, or bad. but thinking makes it so. Christopher Tarmey Tim” 50 Alice Ave. And who can bear to be forgotten. — David Bowie Dave Tedeschi Karen Tellier John Tessier 136 Marshall Rd. 231 Virginia Ave. 661 Knollwood Dr. Vou're the master of -our own destiny So give and lake the It's time for me logo Theautumn moon lights my way. — Led best that you can. — Triumph Zeppelin Tina Tetreault Tee” 30 Welles St. Gymuaslics 2; Business Club 4 Gee's on freaker. Anne Theroux Christine A. Toolin 103 Dulude Ave. Chris” And we dance to a whispered voice, overheard by the soul. 726 Front St. undert(X)k by the heart, and you may know it if you may know it. 114 Scott Trudeau 32 Third Ave. Foot kill 4 I live my life like there's no tomorrow — Van Halen Donna Turcotte 230 Wood Ave. Love is complex only to those who try to understand it. Lynn Turgeon 172 Rutland St. Field Hockey 2,3.4, Tri-captam 3; Basketball 2,3,4, Tri-captam 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4, Co-captain 3.4; Pep Squad 3 Though rough he the way, and hard be the fight, I will not quit until the battle’s won and I hear the words well done Don Vadeboncoeur Vad 73 Chester St. Baseball 2,3,4 Conrad Vadenais 28 Nelson St. You don't get something for nothing. You don't get freedom for free. — Rush Michelle Valois Mich 389 Blackstone St. Pep Squad 3,4; Racquctball 2; Quiver Financial Staff Hey Babsy. remember 11 12 83? 1X197 whimp Hey Paul what's up? Are we still going? Make new friends, but keep the old; those are silver, these are gold. Nichole Valois 174 Walnut Hill Rd. Francoise Vanasse Francy 69 Summit St. There’s only one answer people .. that’s lesus Christ, the King of Kings and the Lord of Lordsff rancy will never forget Mr. Lawhead's English class! Fantastic! Janet ). Vanmoerkerque 84 Benefit St. All friendships need a solid foundation, but even the strongest foundations are built on dirt lanet will always treasure her moments with Bob and all of her very dear friends that stuck with her through her years at WHS 115 Glenn P. Vario }8 Warren Ave. Where there's a will there’s a way. Where there's a way won T gel caught. I will. Judy stops for another peek at the men in her life! Christine M. Ward Chris 961 Mendon Rd. Tracy L. Watson Trace 485 Pond St. Soccer 2,3,4 Christopher Wethey 907 Bernon St. Student Council 3,4, Pep Squad 2,3; Prom Committee 3,4; Float Committee 4 What lies behind us and w-hai lies before us are liny matters compared to what lies within us... To lose your dreams is to lose your mind ... Adam. YeahlPomtl — Get a grip' (TIM) Commando ... Coot on ... Frankie . STICSVPC Girl. Chris . . Custer’s PlanlfT Cheerleader 2 A man must have his dreams, memory dreams ol tin past and eager dreams of the future I never want to stop reaching for new goals — Chevalier Cheryl Willerval 198 MacArthur Rd. Toni Lee Wood Tone-Bone 4 Main St., North Smithfield Cheerleader 2; Bowling 2 Does anybody want to sign in ale(’Toni will always remember graduation day. Karen Wrenn 508 Logee St. Color Guard 2,3,4; Math Team 4 When you part from your friend you grieve not; tor that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, as the mountain, to the climber, is clearer from the plain. 116 camera sl|]j seniors Mark Beauchesne Thomas Berouty William Bileau Cindy Blais Cathy Brodeur Timothy Brooks Patricia Clement William Coupe Steven Cusson Michael Desaulniers Raymond Descoteaux Roland Desjarlais Thomas Desrosiers Clarence Farrow Katherine Flynn Mark Gelinas Brian Giguere Wayne Giguere john Hannon Allen Flarmon Karen Harnois Richard Harnois Marc Harpin Debra Hetu Paul Jacques Karen Laflamme Lori Lanois Darrell Laplante Mark Latour Debra Lesperance Donna Marcil Timothy Newlands Steven Paget Jeffrey Richard Roger Rivard Jeffrey Salome Jeffrey Sant ini Michelle St. Pierre Timothv Tessier Denis Turcotte Joseph Wojcicki fraleiuctortatt attfr salutatortan 118 Salutatorian DONNA JEAN HENRY ijottor somites Rhode Island and National Honor Societies Sofia Adams Thomas Collins Michael Landry Lola Andreoni Deborah Coolidge Linda Lanoue Allen Auclair‘ Kathleen Cote Paul Laquerre Lee Autote Donna Cotnoir David Lasalle David Ayotte Carolyn Cummings Christopher Leclerc Christine Beaudry Linda Demers Gisele Ledoux Susan Bechunas David Deroy Christine Lefrancois Cheryl Begnoche Michelle Desmarais Donald Lussier Laury Belisle Sheri Doherty Joseph Mandeville Douglas Belknap Nancy Dube Roland Masse Scott Berard Denise Dugas Susan Minot Liza Bibeault Normand Dupre Barbara Morisseau Russell Blais Jill Dwyer Nhan Nguyen Stephen Boisvert Patrick Dwyer Trang Nguyen Lisa Bouchard James Esposito Marisa Notarantonio' Michelle Bouchard Melissa Fagnant Karen Palazzini Steven Brannigan Karen Fenner Jeanne Pepin Richard Brenner Melissa Ferriera Dat Phan Delia Brillon Maurice Fontaine Barbara Potemeri John Brillon Bruce Gould Marc Rene Thomas Brillon Carolyn Gauthier Dawn Rivet Christine Bruyere Paulette Giguere Kristin Robbins Lori Buzdigian Judith Graves Michelle Rondeau Rodney Byrd Mary Guertin Richard St. Germain Jo-Ann Carey JoAnne Harnois Jody Sarazin Lisa Champagne Donna Henry David Southiere Michelle Champagne Roland Hudon Nancy Sylvestre Richard Champagne Henry Jeter Christopher Tarmey Donna Charron Sandra Joly Ann Theroux Bethany Chartier Duane Kuczer Glenn Vario Lisa Chartier Paula Kusnarowis Karen Wrenn Lisa Chartrand Debra Lachance Debra Cloutier Neil Lanctot ‘Indicates a member of the National Honor Society. 119 WA0EDJ .T Sr Go; )V UP T ■ •' r, .O rO ' $ 0$ V7 i« v � „jf - «• i)iOL'nJL Somoj-'io -Tfiv-i LePsOv 5G -M Q � £ « s £ nabzms nf ’85 ROOM 100 Row 1: Mike Allard, David Bailey, Cris Aubin, Robert Aridano, Brian Bastien, Paul Arcand, Mike Archer, Paul Ayotte. Row 2: Glenn Allen, Ginger Allard, Lisa Archambault, Christine Ameral, Judith Bacon, Michelle Ayotte, Diane Barrette, Colleen Beaudoin, Joyce Aucoin, Paul Aubin, Ronald Beau doin, Anthony Andreola, Scott Archambault, Gary Beauchemin. ROOM 103 Row 1: Linda Boisse, Susan Bernier, Judy Bliss, Nicole Bernier, Heidi Bonner, Michelle Benoit, Sandra Berard. Row 2: Jillian Berger, Stephen Bodnar, Bonnie Bedard, Dan Boisvert, Ray Bedard, Ron Beausoleil, Clift Bell. Row 3: Mike Boiteau, Alan Begin, Tom Bouchard, Dave Berard. ROOM 104 Row 1: Wayne Brunelle, Robert Caron, Eric Brunelle, Ken Boucher, Ron Brissette, Chris Brunette, Robert Parker, Mario. Row 2: Keith Buteau, Meleni Brissette, Darlene Cary, Linda Bouley, Michelle Boucher, Lise Boucher, Debbie Brillon, Linda Bousquet, Paulette Bousquet and Bob Chartrand, Nanci Brunelle, Dean Coli. ROOM 105 Row' 1: Sue Chapdelaine, Ann Comire, Cathy Cote, Celeste Clement, Monique Champeau, Mike Laforme, Angie Chartier. Row 2: Baroara Caston-guay, Michele Champagne, Lise Cloutier, Dionne Charron, Pam Chartier, Debbie Chartier, Yvette Charette, Rachel Champagne.Row 3: Justine Coleman, Bruce Chartier, Tom Choquette, Rick Champagne, Bob Chartrand, Dean Coli, Marc Champagne. 128 ROOM 106 Row 1: Gina Cournoyer, Precile Dalpe, Darlene Cournoyer, Christine Cummings, Rose Marie Degrange, Lisa Dansereau, Mary Dagesse. Row 2: Jim Coyne, Linda Cournoyer, Rhonda Dalomba, Paula Cunha, Diane Demers, Christine Calombe, Diane Darveau, Donna Croteau. Row 3: Hung Dao, Phom Dgnug, Richard Couremache, David Denis, Wayne Dephil, Christine Cournoyer, Evelyn Couture. ROOM 107 Row 1: Charles Ditusa, Bill Descoteaux, Dean De-ziel, Dean Desimpelaere, Henry Drainville, Manny Dias, Mike Drolet. Row 2: Denise Duguay, Michelle Ducharme, Joelle Dipietro, Kim Desplaines, Ann Desrosiers, Ann Diogo, Lisa Donahue, Monique Desplaines, Lisa DiCristotero, unknown. Missing: Christina Ducharme, Karen Desrosiers, Cathy Dionne, Jesse Doyan, Kimberly Deschamp, Brian Desjardins, Donald Desluariers, Tammy Dubois, Bonnie Doura. ROOM 108 Row 1: Thomas Eagan, Robert Bednarski, Dennis Finton, Michael Forest, Shawn Flood, Stanly Eason. Row- 2: Bruce Boucher, Phillip Elias, Scott Frappier, Marc Fagnant, Brian Dumas, Carl Fissette. Row 3: Henry Fernandes, Jean Faubert, Barbara Duhamel, Carol Forcier, Donna Dulac, Joanne Fleury, Bonnie Doura, Anne Fasano, Michelle Felicio, Kelly Dwyer, Kris Flinton, Tina Flores. ROOM 216 Row 1: Debbie Gilman, Elaine Giguere, Debbie Froment, Lisa Gosselin, Marc Girard, Lisa Gon-zeles, Howard Gaffney, JoeGatano, Clive Giguere. Row 2: Tom Godin, Nancy, Jeff Gaulin, Lucien Giguere, Ed Fox, Ronnie, Peter Glode, Kim Galipeau. Row 3: Mike Ferard, Paul Gingras, Steve Fortier, Scott Frappier. 129 ROOM 220 Row 1: Deanna Laforest, Deanna Jarret, Christina Klowan, Paula Lachance, Marie Lachance, Lisa Johnson. Row 2: Steve Jarret, Michelle Joyal, Paula Houle, Amy Lamoureux, Jennifer Holbrook, Georgina Knowlton, Carla Lachance. Row 3: Peter Hopkins, Jenn Hopkins, Wade Jalbert, Tom Kamer, Scott Labonte, Steve Janelle, Mike Jacques, Ron Labelle. Missing: Steve Kogut. ROOM 219 Row 1: Michelle Grennon, Tina Hogue, Paula Grenier, Chris Hannon, Yolanda Haczynski, Debbie Gudiatis. Row 2: Denise Harnois, Renee Grenon, Charlene Halstead, Tina Hebert, Tammy Guy, Stephanie Graves. Row 3: Joe Harpin, Robert Herbert, Wayne Hoffman, Timmy Harris, Christopher Guilbert. ROOM 221 Row 1: Deanna Jarret, Deanna Laforest, Rachelle Lachapelle, Geraldine Laplante, Christine Lafond, Tammy Leary. Row 2: Jenn Hopkins, Amy Lamoureux, Carla Lachance, Christine Langois, Ann Laquere, Ann Lanctot, Lisa Lahousse, Jackie Landry. Row 3: John Lafond, Gary Lacroix, Scott Lanctot, Michael Lamoureux, Marc Laquere, Tim Lafferty. ROOM 224 Row 1: Alan Leclair, Scott Lanctot, David Lussier, Bruce Losardo. Row 2: Mike Marceau, Lisa Marquis, Jeanne Lussier, Lisa Cote, Missy Masnyk, Lynn Legare, Pam Leduc. Row 3: Gary Lacroix, Charlie Mallenfant, Greg Marcoux, Walter Lindsay, Lucien Mandeville, Ken Lemay. 130 ART A Row 1: Gary Normandin, Cheryl Noel, Maria Nes-polo, Celeste Neveu, Laurie Neveu, Steven Nichols. Row 2: Carolyn O'Gara, Laurie Ottavi, Bryan Nichols, Sharon Morisseau, Nicole Moyen. Row 3: Gary Nadeau, Steve Ochaba. ROOM 225 Row 1: Debbie Mongeon, Gary Lacroix, Albert Mitchell, Peter Menard, John McMillan, Scott Lacoste, Kathy Rivers, Sherri Mass. Row 2: Christine Monroe, Melissa McMillan, Diane McMahon, Kim Menard, Fatima Miranda, Marilyn Mercier, Bonnie Middleton, Laurie McLean, Lisa Menard, Deanna Laforest, Deanna Jarret, Leslie Dancause, Brenda Morgan, Bill McGarrigle, Kara Maynard, Colleen McCaughey, Michael McGee. ART B Row 1: Steve Phaneuf, Denise Phaneuf, Laurie Perron, Gianna Picchioni, Allan Piette. Row 2: Dorin-da Perry, Cathy Dionne, Lynn Paulette, Lisa Plante, Rom Pelland. Row 3: Grace Pellerin, Leslie Pitts, Gary Papineau, Ray Paulhus, John Peloquin, Charlie Paquin. CHEM. A Row 1: Leo Renaud, Robert Riquier, Mark Kris, Tim Powell, Joseph Rattie, Todd Richer, Harold Ramsey, Jeff Pouliot, Kelly Richardson. Row 2: Sue Ridolfi, Jane Plasse, Kristine Pouliot, Robin Richloe, Bonnie Middleton, Debbie Prudome, Lyne Remil-lard, Paulette, Rayos, Sharon Plays, Brenda Rien-deau, Annette Pourier. Missing: Donna Richard. HEC A Row 1: Gary Lacroix, Scott Smith, Dawn St. Germain, Julia Starnes, Bethany Skiffington, John Salois. Row 2: Michelle Servizi, Roy Silva, Mike Seagrave, Billy Senior, Derrick Scurry, Gary Savoie, George Spearmen, Lynn Saulnier, John Spearmen. CHEM. B Row 1: Roxanne Rouette, Sherri Rivet, Brenda Robidoux, John Robert, Steven Salley. Row 2 Christine Robert, Michelle Robin, Lisa Salley, Lisa Menard, Liz Rochefort, Don Romano. Row 3: Stacy Rosati, John McMillian, Bobby Saillant, Richard Robbins, Kathy Rivers, tony Roy. HEC B Row 1: Brenda St. Jean, Bonnie Tellier, Cindy Sy vestre, Doreen Sweeney, Scott Tardanico, Scott S' Lawrence. Row 2: Gregg Strakaluse, Michael Su! cliffe, Richard Tellier, Matthew Therien, Michae St. Germain, Peter Tessier. TD Row 1: Jimmy Trudeau, Mike Valois, Mike Watters, Mike Villiara. Row 2: Tim Walko, Lisa Turcotte, Roxanne Voyer, Jenn Toupin, Sue Trinque, Steph Toulin, Steven Voisinet. Row 3: Erik Therien, Norman Towndreau, Dave Thiverge, John Theroux, Chuck Vanasse. 132 Hr MD Row 1: Gail Wilkins, Terrence Wilson, Tina White, Steve Wilbur, Deanna White, Chris White, Paul Blanchette. Row 2: Lambri Zeruas, Marc Zifcak, Russell Weitz, Ed Williams. Ill ROOM 301 Row 1: Rex Arsenault, Stacy Beaudet, Keith Bacon, Greg Baryluk, Julia Beachamp, jennifer Allaire. Amy Allam. Row 2: Tania Adams, Robert Archam bault, lames Andrade, Paul Badeau, Christine Asse-lin, Rammv Aridano, Hala Anaz, Donna Badeau, Robert Arel, Karen Bannon, Rom Beaudoin, Anne Adams, Kevin Allard, Paul Kobani, Pam Beaud-reault, Steve Allard, Dave Armstrong. ROOM 303 Row 1: George Romero, Mark Belanger, Mike Bessette, Russ Berard, Paul Belisle, Richard Bergeron, Robert Benoit, Robert Beaulieu. Row 2: Ronda Berthiaume, Celeste Bessette, Sheryl Berard. Paula Belrose, Charlene Bernier, Patricia Belanger, Steve Beier, Nancy Beaulieu, Robin Beauregard, Danielle Berard, Cheri Benoit, Todd Berard, Paul Bernard, Lisa Berube, Lori Belanger. Missing: Paula Beaud-reault, Sheryl Bednarski, Howard Thompson, Laura Bergeron, Gisele Bessette, Donna Bergeron, Scott Landry, Jeff Jeroninek. Phay Van Sengsouvans, Kim Truong. ROOM 304 Row 1: Sandra Boucher, John Bileau, Maria Bliss, Rob Blais, Paula Bonneau, Gerald Bianco. Row 2: Gerald Bourget, Christine Bileau, Charlene Boudreau, Louise Boucher, Lisa Blanchette, Andrea Bicki, Laura Blanchard. Row 3: Jeff Boisvert, Marc Bibeault, Michelle Bibeault, Jennifer Bogan. ROOM 306 Row 1: John Buzdigian, David Broulette, KimCara-man, Michelle Poisson, Carol Burrows, Joyce Brite, Donna Brunnette. Row 2: Carl Carpentier, Patricia Gatteau, Joan Caouette, Matthew Burkinshaw, Sean Brown, Molly Champagne, Michelle Bran-dao, Kimberly Champagne, Sharon Cartier. Row 3: Kenny Carignan, Jodie Bryant, Paul Brunelle, Scott Caron, Troy Boykin, James Burnett, Pert Brunelle, Angie Cardin, Jeanne Brien, Tom Brissette. Row 4: Maurice Cartier, Philip Cary. 136 ROOM 307 Row 1: Melissa Croteau, Tami Chausse, Tammy Ciavarini, Parish Cook. Row 2: Chris Courteman-che, Tracy Cotnoir, Lisa Contildes, Rose Lumpkin, Christine Collamati, Jackie Choquette. ROOM 308 Row 1: Steven Desjarlais, Todd Cusson, Joe De-clemente, Keith Desjardin, Robert Crowther, Tiffany Cunningham, Marsha Descoteaux. Row 2: Kimberly Dalton, Donna Demers, Melissa Crow-shaw, Jacqueline Desmarais, Nancy Paul, Jocelyne Desmarais, Jodi Cyr. Row 3: Janet Deane, Renay Dagesse, Rober Demers, Robert Darveau, Ronald Desjardins. ROOM 309 Row 1: Celeste Dessert, Danielle Desplaines, Deborah Ducharme, Lori Dube, Irene Dias, Paula De-srosiers, David Dufresne. Row 2: David Dubois, Paul Desmarais, Laura Doucette, Kim Dubois, Paula Dufresne, Cheryl Ducharme, Johnna Dubeau. Row 3: Suzanne Doiron, JoAnna Dubeau, Richard Doire, Mark Ducharme, John Dubois, Ronald Doherty, Richard Dube. ROOM 310 Row 1: Brian Fernandes, Tony Felice, Shane Falls, David Fleury, Richard Durand, George Durand, Brian Nichols. Row 2: Rebecca Esten, Joann Faford, Kathy Fleury, Eileen Dwyer, Lisa Fagnant, Carol Ferschke, Christine Duhamel, Dania Echevarria. 137 ROOM 311 Row 1: Alycia Fox, David Fortier, Gerard Fluette, Cheri Fluette, Robert Gervais, Douglas Forcier' Becky Fontaine. Row 2: Leo Giguere, Mary Giguere, Kevin Forcier, Nancy Froment, Denise Garceau, Russell Gagnon, Ann-Marie Giguere, Brian Frechette. Row 3: Clifford Patriquin, Michael Forget, Robert Forcier, Clem Gattano, David Gervais. ROOM 312 Row 1: Robert Gosselin, Steven Girard, Michael Goulet, JohnGodbout, Ron Gerard, Doug Graham, DavidGlasscock, Brien Godin. Row 2: Stephen Haller, Chris Fonseca, Lisa Goyette, David Claude, Kim Girard, Michelle Grondin, David Gladu, julie Guilbault, Melissa Graves, Sandra Gosselin, Collette Glaude, Roxanne Glode, Joseph Grenon, Debra Gerard, Pam Mattson, Lisa Goulet. ROOM 313 Row 1: Ed Hugenin, April Hanson, Kathy Hilliker, Christine Halette, Richard Houle, Marc Harnois. Row 2: Shaunta Smith, Bridget Henry, Dawn Hodg-kinson, Lisa Hutchins, Cathy Hebert, Kim Hill, Ela-nine Houle. Row 3: Becky Harmon, Cheryl Hetu, Robert Houle, Francis Henshaw, Kevin Hurteau, Kara Hession. ROOM 314 Row 1: Lee Krajczynski, Richard Jodoin, Valerie Jarvis, Cheryl Krajewski, Dawn Lacourse, Cheryl Jolly, Angelia Joseph. Row 2: Michelle Kowal, Ruth Labrecque, Anthony Johansen, Michelle Labine, Pamela Hordan, Steven Jodoin, Paul Labossiere, Kenny Kelleter, Karen Jasmine, Michelle Jalette. Row 3: Cheryl Johnson, Joann Kuczer, John Kenyon, John Kusnarowis, Robert Kramer, Kenny Lacey, Jim Koback. 138 WUUIUUUXt ROOM 315 Row 1: B. Lanoie, P. Dorval, R. Laferte, M. Landry, J. Lapierre, C. Laplume. Row 2: L. Laverdiere, C. Larue, A. Lauzon, C. Laflamme, K. Lataash, H. Laperle, S. Laprade, S. Lataille, L. Landry. ROOM 316 Row 1: Kathy Long, Patricia Leclerc, Jackie Lemire, Albert L'atalien, Heidi Lindo, Lisa Lesperance, Tina Luchetti. Row 2: Linda Lemay, Karen Levesque, Alexander Lesperance, Christine Leclerc, Lisa Lebrun, Lisa Lozeau, Bobby-Jo Lynburnes. Row 3: Corey Lameraux, Richard Larange, Michael Lefevre, Steven Linton, Jeff Lemire. ROOM 317 Row 1: D. McMillan, P. McBurney, O. Maiudera, M. Mandeville, P. McBurney, L. Mattos, J. McAssey, M. Mehlenbacker. Row 2: M. Maauire, D. Martin, K. Martin, C. Mandeville, L. McNulty, S. Martindale, L. Mayer, D. McCollum, B. Marcotte, T. Masse, C. Marquis. ROOM 320 Row 1: Chris Marquis. Linda Nainteau, Lisa Messier, Dabid Moulson, Ken Miller, David Mottram. Row 2: Holly Doherty, Bev Miller, Melissa Murray, Kevin Mohamed, Chris Moreau, Gary Mumford, Susan Miranda. Row 3: Pat Myers, Norman Michaud, Paul Morel, Carlos Moreira, Neal Morin, Ja-neen Mitchell, Jim Morriseau. 139 ROOM 321 Row 1: Tina Sherman, Karen Parenteau, Patricia Palardy, Barbara Paquin, Monique Paquin, Debbie Niedzwadek, Patricia Nantais. Row 2: Kelly Souc y, Barbara Paquette, Cheryl Morris, Patricia Nault. Stephanie Nicienski, Julie Notarantonio. Kathy Nichols, Denna Ouellette. Row 3: Michael Nault, John Newlander, Ronald Mormandin, LauraOlson, Ruth Ovalle, Marc Pare, Michael Normandin, Steven Parenteau. ROOM 322 Row 1: Daniel Queen, Michael Payeur, Eric Perrin, Douglas Plante, Matt Pignolet, Steve Perrault, Roger Pelissier. Row 2: Marc Pincince, Sharon Piot-rowsky, Katherine Perry, Lisa Perry, Deanna Pleau, Nancy Peloquin, Joanne Petrin, Stephanie Phillips, Christine Paul, Long Huyntt, Norman Perreault. ROOM 323 Row 1: Herve Riendeau, Debbie Rathburn, Kim Richardson, Sue Reed, Peter Richer, Zedi Redzepi, John Riendeau. Row 2: Chris Richard, Gail Richards, Debbie Riendeau, Liza Rivera, Lucille Rivet, Veronica Rice, Ed Raymond, Jesse Riel, John Remillard, Ronda Robin, Frank Roberts, Robert Rhodes. ROOM 324 Row 1: Geraldine Smith, Anne-Marie Luchessi, Det orah Savaria, Tanya Scurry, Laurie Silva, Deborah Santandrea. Row 2: Sandra Smith, Mark Roux, Robert Rondeau, Matt Sannella, Craig Senacal, Paul Soderi, David W. Sczuroski, Kevin Sanford, Kevin Scott. ROOM 325 Row 1: Michael Thornhill, Steven Taylor, Chris Taillon, Gary Stothard, Timothy Staples, Peter Tar-dif. Row 2: Jennifer Tracy, Rhonda Theroux, Lee Ann Tetreault, Charlene St. Pierre, Lisa St. Germain, Gina St. Louis, Julie St. Germain. Row 3: Warren Spalding, Paul Sudgeon, John Thurber, Thomas Staples. ROOM 326 Row 1: Simone Valois, Kim Wyllie, Gary Williams, Paula Turcotte, Donald Varieur, Lisa Contildes, Nancy Viens. Row 2: Michelle Wolters, Michael Weygard, Jamie Wilson, Charles Wilkins, Joanne Vaillant, Paulette Vadenais, Roberta Ward, Laura Williams. Row 3: Ed Vilandre, Raymond Turcotte, unknown, unknown, Allan Tremblay, Kristine Young, Michael Vilandre. Missing: Debra Farrow, Alan Trudeau, Darlene Trudeau, Gary Turgeon, Valerie Turner, Malisa Vasquez, Brandon Willis, John Winston, Audrey Wood, Renee Yozura. Front, L-R: Sandra Brouillard, Jeannette Gentile, Paul Tardif. Back: Michelle St. Pierre, Jean Azevedo, Jacques Fontaine, Lora Carriere. 142 Front, L-R: Cynthia Belisle, Charlene Whittaker, Laurie Trudeau. Back: Nicho-laus Roody, Christopher McDaniels, Michael Thibeault. principal George B. Morin PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE The class of 1984 has the distinction of graduating from one of the effective senior high schools in the state of Rhode Island. This honor reflects your commitment to personal and communal growth as people of learning who will give back to your community the benefits of your experience. Be proud of this honor, earned by you, your teachers, and parents through the combined efforts and dedication to excellence of all. My very best wishes to each of you. 146 aimtmtsiraitott Timothy Connors Superintendent of Schools Robert C. Mulcahv Assistant Principal Stanley E. Wynne Administrative Assistant SCHOOL COMMITTEE: Sitting: Susan Menard, Robert Kulik, |une Gamache (secretary). Standing: Douglas T, Brown, Larry Dowdy, Timothy Conners (Superintendent!, Christine Chiacu-Forsythe, Leo Savoie (Assistant Superintendent). 147 secretaries The secretaries of Woonsocket High School are always in the office and seem to be doing a hundred things at the same time. They sign us in when we come in late, type our names on the absentee sheet when we don't come in at all, and give us messages when we get called to the office. The routine jobs they perform, such as filing and typing, help the school run smoothly. The work of these women is greatly appreciated. Claudette Chicoine Susan Curran Sandra Graham Fernande Robidoux Georgette Saillant 148 special services Anna DeNevers Metro Kwasnicki Mary Monsour Dr. Edward Nolan The Special Services staff consists of four very special people who devote their time to helping our school function smoothly. Mrs. DeNevers and Dr. Nolan advise students with personal problems. Mrs. Monsour, that nurse bursting with energy, is always there to aid students when they become ill. And who can be absent for more than a week without hearing from Mr. Kwasnicki? The work of these four people is very much appreciated. 149 gutbartce V, Armand Bessette The work done by those individuals who make up the Guidance Department is extremely important to students. They assist students with schedules, answer questions concerning PSAT's and SAT's, and help students choose a college and a career. Guidance counselors are there to advise students on some of the most important decisions they will ever make. Thanks to these people the student's school life is made a little easier. Edward Connoly 150 Stephen Thornton 151 ertglislj If any class affects our everyday lives it is English Class. It has always been important to be able to express one's self well, and correctly. Courses offered by the English Department include Junior Seminar, Senior Seminar, Humanities, Advanced Placement English, and Drama. The dedicated teachers of this department also prepare students for the PSAT's and SAT's. Each year members of the drama class perform spectacular productions of plays such as Camelot , and The Sound of Music . Leo Allard lohn Bibeault Donald Brunelle Claudia Eagan Sonia Gauvin Robert Goodwin Adrian Graves Robert Guertin 152 Gerard Rov Hannelore Scanlon Robert Vachon John Wojcik 153 Karen Karten Paul Lawhead Ann Nyhan Christy Rasta mathematics No matter how a person spends the rest of his life, he will always need to have mastered the most basic mathematical skills. This is why the Woonsocket High School Math Department is so important. A wide range of classes if offered including Algebra, Calculus, Computer Programming, and Geometry. Mathematics forces our minds to think, and therefore expands our knowledge. William Bedard Kenneth Buonanno Lawrence DiGregorio Richard DiPardo Paul Gagnon 154 mam David Labrie George Lacouture Lawrence Leduc Eugene Pouliot Richard Provost Louise Thornton 155 social stuhics The Woonsocket High School Social Studies Department offers courses which enable students to learn about past events as well as current events. Classes range from US History to studies of ancient civilizations. Every year the junior US History classes view Roots . Thanks to the dedicated teachers of this department students are able to learn more about the world around them. 156 Raymond Bacon Romeo Berthiaume Albert Choquette Martin P. Crowley Wilfrid Codin science in order to understand the world around him, one must learn about science. It is important to have knowledge of our own world and our universe. Courses offered by the Woonsocket High School Science Department include Anatomy and Physiology, Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Oceanography, and Physics. This year Mr. Brown and Mr. Nolan dedicated much of their time to organizing a Science Fair, in which students were able to explore a chosen topic. Denis Abbate Ira Brown Anthony Lombardo Fred Meers Suzanne Morelle 158 Raymond Nolan Anthony Paglione Arthur Plante Mortimer Simons Denise Slaven Also in the Language Department 159 foreign The importance of communicating with foreign countries is being realized more and more every day. At Woonsocket High School students can study and learn how to express themselves in French, Spanish, and Latin. Students are also given the opportunity to visit such countries as France and Spain. By studying these languages and visiting these countries students are able to learn more about the world they live in. Andre Branchaud Raymond Gaudreau 160 language Eleanor Morisseau Kenneth Peckham 161 business Every year graduates of Woonsocket High School pursue careers in the field of business. Thanks to dedicated teachers and much practice and hands-on training on both electronic typewriters and computers, these graduates are certainly well prepared to enter the world of business. Jane Crawley A. Marion Devine James Smith William Sullivan 162 fyomc economics Shiela Brown Celia McQuade Home Ec. Home Ec. jean Tryhubczak Chairwoman, Home Ec. The Home Economics Department offers courses which prepare students for everyday life. Courses offered include Foods and Nutrition, Human and Family Relationships, and Parenting and Child Development. Chef's Course is also offered which creates and prepares future gourmet cooks. 164 special education These two staffs are very important, and often go unrecognized. Both groups of people help students with special needs. The Special Education program is successful in teaching students who require extra attention. Lino Cardanha Mary Keegan Jeannette Roolf Special Ed. Aide Special Ed. occupational education The goal of the Occupational Education Department is to provide the help some students need in education and work fields. Both departments devote their time to the special needs of students, and should be commended for the jobs they perform. 165 William Capallx) Occupational Ed. Elinor Hysko Resource Teacher Donald Pepperd Occupational Ed. plfgstcal eimcatiott Helen P. Basquin Robert Calascibetta Stephanie Karas Gerald Tryhubczak Edmond Renaud Alfred Scott The Physical Education Department conducts gym classes every day of the year in order to keep WHS students in healthy physical condition. Gym classes play such sports as basketball, baseball, tennis, volleyball, hockey, badminton and ping-pong. Twice a year students participate in a physical fitness program which consists of push-ups, sit-ups, the broadjump, shuttlerun, and pul l-ups. If students fail to pass the physical fitness test they wil I hopefully become motivated to become as physically fit as possible. 166 frtsttal technical The Art Department of Woonsocket High School won over twenty-three awards, and captured most of the Rl Scholastic Art Awards this past year. Dr. Henry B. Cote is the Visual Technical Arts Chairman. He has worked diligently to achieve the success of his ASPIRE program, which was nominated by the Kennedy Center of Performing Arts to be included in the Library of Congress' National Resource Referral Center as a gifted educational resource. The motivated students of the Art Department took part in the SuperShow, which is the Rl Women's Advertising Club's annual media competition for selected winners in the field of video audio art. This program truly added prestige to the already elite Art Department. art Henry Cote Sylvia Forti Alex Goulet Mark Hopkins Lionel Ouelette Virgil Rasta Dale Seward 167 must t fM lames Castaldi The Music Department enables students to study the art of music whether they are members of the WHS Marching Band or studying music theory. Thanks to the Music Department WHS’s musically talented students can utilize their talents and become prepared for careers in music. William Cooper mulit-meirta Paul Hutzler Thanks to the dedicated staff of Woonsocket High School's Multi-Media Center students are able to gather information for assigned reports for various courses. Students are also encouraged to make use of the college information and microfilms available. Many students spend their study periods in the library because the atmosphere created there is perfect for learning. Rosemary Rose 168 substitutes 169 Mr. Nasuti frocatrortal school The Vocational School prepares students for occupations in particular trades. The facility isopen to students from Burrillville, Cumberland, and North Smithfield. Despite the fact that Woonsocket is a rather small city, the equipment in use in classes at the Vocational School is top-notch. A Co-op program allows some students the opportunity to hold part-time jobs in their vocation. Paula Akucewich Lynne Bedard Christopher Benetti James Cahalan Herve Bernier 170 Milton E. Cook lames Davey Pearl Dellinger Richard Doucette Principal Marilyn Eisenberg Karolyn Fagan Charmane Graves Henry Hatcher Lorraine Moran Pauline Papineau Alfred Pearson Roberta Polton 171 imrtces Let the music play was the spirit this year at our school dances. The seniors hosted a dance at the beginning of the year and the cheerleaders teamed up with the football players to put on a homecoming dance. All in all, the dance season was a great success. 174 jantor prom The junior Prom was held in the King Philip Grand Ballroom, in Wrentham, Massachusetts, on Friday, May 13th, 1983. The theme song of the evening was We've Got Tonight , and music was provided by Prints. Denise Dugas was crowned Prom Queen and her court consisted of |o-Ann Carey, Michelle Fluette, and Nicole Valois. The night of the junior Prom is sure to stand out in the memories of all who attended. commencement The graduating class had a fantastic time at their commencement ball held at the Shearton-Mansfield in Mansfield, Massachusettes. The band was great and a good time was had by all. This night will definitely hold a special spot in our memories for many years to come. 179 graduation Twelve years ago on our first day of school, who would have ever thought of graduation? But the time has come and gone. We made it to this point with the help of our parents, friends, and teachers. We snared with friends the good times and the bad, the pains and the glories. Throughout the years we grew into what we are today. The classes we took, the crises we faced, all helped us prepare for the years ahead. For some of us, this is the end of our schooling, for others it is not. Some will join the armed forces, get full-time jobs, or continue their education. But wherever the road leads us, we will hope to find happiness and success in everything we do. As we flow down life's rivers We see the stars glow-one by one All angels of the magic constellation Be singing us now. — YES I I tlje jog, ttfe laughter, ttje tfeartacijes, tirje tears, hitjat ijas tjappeueh to our tjigtj school pears? just gesterbag, timib fresljmen trging to gain status, not eber knobriug itjat ttje upperrlassmen taugtjeb at us. bances, Irjealtlrj class, anb joljn beauregarb, lorb onto knofrts, frestjman gear tnas Ijarb. tneekenbs of bating, parties, anb ct|eer, tjelpeb us get ttjrouglj tfje trging junior pear. but soon toe fcoere seniors anb things foeren’t too rougly. as foe strolleb tljrougl] ttye corribors thinking toe tnere tougiy. anb nofo it’s all ober anb mapbe toe slyoulb be bumming, but ijotu ran anuone l|abe tfyat attitube tol|en tlyeu knoto ttyat summer’s coming? — karen palazzini, marc . BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF'84 190 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1984 FROM A FRIEND 191 GOOD LUCK SENIOR CLASS! 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