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N O M l j < / ' ' / ?? ^AoWp^v.-^v. ^;, ••..-■•.• - f; - . ■ \, -5 ^.-S'V’V'-'*■ ' i' •i'*’’ *■>'‘*'••' .-12' ' V - ■ ■ ■'■■:■: V‘': / Faculty pg. 5 Seniors pg. 12 Sports pg. 58 Clubs pg. 86 Underclassmen pg. 97 Dances pg. 114 2015 Joseph Case High School 1 Letter O^rom tHe LcCitors It has been a wonderful year working with a great yearbook staff. We could not be more thankful to have the cooperation and support shown by each and every one of us. Of course, this yearbook would not have been possible without the help of Mr. Coulombe, through all of the long hours he put in, and Jostens, for helping to create and put together our yearbook. This year may have been a lot of work, but we still managed to have a lot of fun. From summer sessions at 9 AM to meeting twice a week to get things done for deadlines, the yearbook staff was always optimistic and prepared. Even when problems arose in people’s schedules, we still promised to work hard to satisfy both the students and Mr. Coulombe. We received many new members this year and only had a few returning people, but the dedication everyone had to working on the yearbook made it feel as if we had all been doing it for years. We couldn’t have asked for a better yearbook staff. Finally, we would like to thank Chestnut Hill Studios for taking wonderful pictures for our yearbook, the faculty for letting us disrupt their classes to take pictures, and all of the businesses that donated money to help make this yearbook. Also, to the graduating class of 2015, we hope you follow all of your dreams and your future is as bright as you are! On behalf of the Class of 2015 we would like to dedicate this year’s yearbook to Judge Aguiar. Judge Aguiar was a Case High graduate who excelled in both academics and athletics. In addition to being class president and participating in many sports, Judge Aguiar was one of the first students to be inducted into the Joseph Case High School Athletic Hall of Fame. After graduating, he went on to continue his athletic career, serve in the Army, and recieved a Jurist Doctorate at the School of Law. He then started his political career by becoming a Swansea town selectman for nine years and a state representative for eighteen years. Judge Aguiar served in the Attleboro Court System and then as the First Justice of the Fall River court until his retirement. Judge Aguiar was always a great supporter to Case. He would come to support sports games whenever he could and would work at concession stands, provide funding for equipment, and would even provide scholarships to some of the students. Besides helping the school. Judge Aguiar was also a friend to the community. He was a regular community service volunteer and worked for many committees. Sadly, Judge Aguiar passed away on February 1, 2014 at age 84. However, his personality and helpfulness to the community will not be forgotten. 3 ^^iAjynn^^^r ¥ff i r v5 S 'i ■ II f l- uf''%sr]^% 'if ■ >L m^ jt