Bristol High School - Green and White Yearbook (Bristol, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1970 volume:

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Because we have shared these experiences of joy and sorrow, we the Senior class dedicate the 1970 Green and White to Mr. Michael F. Walsh. Dedication What peaceful hours . . . I once enjoyed. 6 t Contents •• Faculty Seniors Features Activities Organizations Underclassmen Advertisements To Mr. Edward Fitzgerald Our words of thanks cannot begin to repay his countless hours of work and devotion to our education at Bristol High. His efforts have made possible fond memories of our high school days. Though many of us do not know him personally, we value the companionship of his knowledge and devotion. As we take our next step in life, we can be assured that our schooling has prepared us fully to encounter those obstacles ahead; and through his efforts we are confident of success. We, the class of 1970, extend a special thanks and a hope for happiness and peace in his future years. With sincere appreciation we thank Mr. Edward J. Fitzgerald Superintendent 14 (left to right) Mr. Fred Ferris, Miss Ida Sousa, Mrs. C. Tappero, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Joseph Sousa, Mr. Joseph Kinder, Mrs C. Thomas Campagna, Mr. Ralph A. Martin (not available for picture) To the Class of 1970 “An honest man is the noblest work of God.” —A. Pope— A teacher today has but to listen to the voices of students to discover an interesting antinomy. Young people today are in an earnest quest for identity and at the same time, they sense a strong need for community or togetherness. If your search for yourself and for usefulness to others is to be a real contribution, then the search must be an honest one. You should adjust to the world as it is and work diligently and peacefully to change it for everyone’s benefit. You can do this by telling the truth and making it a matter of conscience. You will be at ease with yourself, with God and with your fellow man. 15 Chairman of the School Committee And gladly would he learn, and gladly teach. — Geoffrey Chaucer — 16 Faculty 17 Frank T. Canario Principal To the class of 1970 I wish I had had the opportunity of knowing the members of the Class of 1970 more intimately and had become, as a result, more involved in your individual problems and aspirations. However, I sincerely pray that your plans, your hopes and your dreams may be in harmony with God’s pattern for the years to come; and when those plans, hopes and dreams crystalize, may they bring you peace of mind, may they give you the wisdom and courage to meet new challenges and may they lead you to a world where love and understanding among men may prevail. 18 Vice Principals To the Class of 1970 The time has come for you to set for yourselves some particular goal in life. This objective might be very remote at this time, but it would seem that you have now reached the stage in your life when your plans should begin to crystallize. Since your graduation is also called commencement, it points up the fact you are embarking on your life’s work. Your preparation thus far has been of a general nature and, if you have applied yourself in the proper manner, it should serve as a foundation for your chosen work. May 1 extend to each and everyone my best wishes for your success. Always remember that your success will, of necessity, include service to your community and to your country. To the Class of 1970 I appreciate this opportunity to express to all of you my sincere thanks for the many courtesies and cooperation that you have extended to me during your days at Bristol High School. 1 hope that you learned your lessons well, that you will always be a credit to your parents and to your school, and that you will be successful and happy in your chosen careers and endeavors. My heartiest congratulations and best wishes to all of you. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT (l.-r.) Mrs. Jouklaris, Mr. Raiola, Mr. Fain, Mr. Silvia. Mrs. Allan, Mr. Walsh, Mrs. Nellis, Mr. Hardie, Miss Braga, Mr. Jeffrey, Miss Lero, Mr. Paolino, English Coordinator MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT (l.-r.) Mr. Channing, Mr. Blouin, Miss Kwan, Mr. Partington, Mr. Contente, Math Coordinator; Mr. Jackson. Mr. Sullivan. Mr. Salmani HISTORY DEPARTMENT (l.-r.) Mr. Matrone, History Coordinator; Miss Borges, Mr. Fasano, Mr. Giblin, Mr. Nash, Mr. Grabert BUSINESS DEPARTMENT (l.-r.l Mr. Scanlon. Mr. Rego, Miss Salzano, Miss DelPiano, Mrs. McIntyre. Business Coordinator; Mr. DeQuattro. Mrs. Nunes, Mr. Franklin, Miss Gonsalves, Mr. Maynard FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT (l.-r.) Mr. Puppi, Miss Hardie, Miss Cra-veiro, Mr. Guerette, Miss Lero. Mrs. Pontes. Mr. Almeida, Language Coordinator SCIENCE DEPARTMENT (l.-r.) Mr. Cavallaro, Mr. Lavoie, Mr. Foley, Science Coordinator; Mr. Russo, Mr. Zoo-loomian, Mr. Gaspar, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Partridge, Mr. Carlson 21 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (l.-r.) Mr. Santo, Athletic Director; Mrs. Cardoza, Mr. Dober, Mrs. Travers, Mr. Securo, Mrs. Carpenter INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT (standing) Mr. Gromling, Mr. Schattle, Coordinator; Mr. D’Acchioli, Mr. Butler, (sitting) Mr. Moffat, Mr. Poland ART DEPARTMENT Mr. Digati Mr. Ferrara HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Gallo Miss Burke 22 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT (l.-r.) Mr. Campagna, Mr. Trager, Mrs. Hall, Mr. Jagielski, Mr. Sylvia MUSIC DEPARTMENT (l.-r.) Mr. Bartsch, Mr. Dietz SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Joseph, Mrs. Gray LIBRARIANS Mr. Kebler Mrs. Nolan Mrs. Cowan AUDIO-VISUAL COORDINATOR Mr. Capone TEACHERS’ AIDES Mrs. Nenna, Mrs. Calce KITCHEN STAFF IN MEMORY OF Mrs. Cavaliaro Mr. Gray Mrs. Sousa Mr. Perry JANITORS and AIDE “Mr. Fasano, do you have a seadog on your back?” 25 Decisions . . . our decisions Will they clear paths to leadership? All our success rests upon Decisions . . . our decisions Seniors 28 Senior Class Officers President—Walter Dias Secretary—Robin Donovan Vice-President-—-Daniel Rounds Treasurer—Deborah Maisano Executive Committee Peter Paul Nancy DaPonte Donald Squires Paula Rego Anthony Baizo Linda Cardoza Robert Ferro Janet Medeiros J. Mark Donovan Elizabeth Hanson Steven Martin Susan Walker (not pictured) Senior Class Advisor 29 Miss Eileen Borges KATHLEEN ABBATEMATTEO “A lot of chatter and a bundle of happiness.” Kathi .. . petite . . . clothes . . . Russ ... cheery .. . cute ... “I caaan’t!” ROSALYN AGUIAR There is no greater delight than to be conscious of sincerity.” Roz . .. quiet ... sincere ... long hair ... neat ... helpful JAMES ALEGRIA “Once a gentleman, always a gentleman.” Jimmy .. . polite .. . chemistry whiz . . . his smile . . . quiet . . . helpful ... “I don’t know.” MARIA C. ANDRADE “It is comely fashion to be glad.” Maria . . . quiet .. . diamond . . . Canada .. . Victor . . . ANTONETTA ANDREOZZI “Life is too short for any vain regretting.” Toni . . . Ralph .. . fun loving ... carefree LINDA ARCHAMBEAU “A good heart and a balanced mind lay at the foundation of character.” Linda .. . tall ... long blonde hair ... basketball . . . those blue eyes 30 PAUL ARPAIA “ it is within his power to help he will, and gladly.” Paul .. . creamery . . . DECA . . . friendly ... helpful .. . neat ... tenor KARIN ARRUDA “A voice soft and gentle is an excellent' thing in a woman.” Ka . . . soft spoken . . . Joe . .. friendly .. . Sunset Bakery .. . her hair DOROTHY BAKER “Order is Heaven's first law.” Dotty May ... popular ... Steve .. . talkative ... enthusiastic ROSE BALZANO “One who spends and saves has both enjoyments.” Rose .. . petite . . . green eyes . . . John Paul ... mustang .. . talkative ANTHONY BALZO “Nature made him and then broke the mold.” Rusty ... soccer .. . A.A. ... helpful . . . versatile ... “What do you want now?” GAIL BARBOZA “Friendship redoubles joy and cuts grief in half.” Gail ... Jimmy ... DECA ... Converse .. . with Debbie . . . neat 31 JOSEPH BF.RRETTO “Honor lies in honest toil.” Joe . . . DECA . . . well dressed . . . hard worker . . . helpful . . . Hanson’s DALE BLOMQUIST “Each has her own particular cast of mind and turn of expression.” Dale .. . athletic .. . short hair . .. snoopy . . . Charles KENNETH BORGES “ love work. It fascinates me; I could watch it for hours.” Borge . .. talkative ... crazy ... T861 ... stubborn . . . “Naw, come on.” MARK BOSCO “Oh the mischief, and mischief, and mischief he did.” Mark .. . soccer ... mischievous ... good guy ... basically polite 32 JOAN BOND “Life must be lived, so why not enjoy it.” Joan . . . cute . . . carefree . . . likeabb . .. talkative . .. history whiz .. . those hippie beads PATRICIA BRELSFORD “Everyone speaks of happiness; but few know it.” Pat .... friendly . .. Warren ... chemistry .. . long hair JUDITH BROTHF.RTON “She is not as quiet as she pretends to be.” Judy . . . quiet .. . blue eyes . .. nursing ... Pennsylvania . .. “Thingy.” ROBERT BRUNO “Good sense and good humor are never separated.” Bob ... creamery ... intelligent ... witty ... those red ball jets ... BB 10 PATRICIA BROWN “A willing heart and a helping hand.” Pat ... funny . .. great kid ... Tweet’s ... helpful .. . secretarial work DAVID BULLOCK “We tire of those pleasures we take, but never of those we give.” Dave ... the lizard ... helpful ... Audio Visual . .. “You got it!” MARY BRUM “Speech is silver, silence is golden.” Mary ... neat ... her eyes ... petite ... cute DAVID BURKE “A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.” Dave ... Tennessee ... 26 ... southern drawl ... sports ... popular 33 DEBORAH CABRAL The sparkle in her eyes gives her away. Deb . .. comical . . . Teddy ... pretty ;yes .. . attractive JOHN CABRAL “Those who talk less, usually know more.” John . .. mischievous . . . appears quiet .. . Jap . . . fun-loving EDWARD CABRAL “Never say more than is necessary.” Eddie ... quiet .. . shy .. . friendly ... freckles MARY LOU CABRAL “A girl of few words, until you get to know her.” Lou . . . coffee cabinets . . . quiet? . . . her clothes . . . “Story” KAREN CAD1LE “Nothing endures but personal qualities.” Karen .. . friendly . . . soft-spoken ... tall ... sincere PAUL CANARIO “No man is useless while he is a friend.” Paul . . . tall . . . gentleman ... neat . .. shy 34 LINDA CARDOZA “Patience and gentleness are power.” Linda ... Joker ... Billy ... outgoing ... outspoken ANTHONY CAROMILE “Good character is the noblest of all possessions.” Carrots ... intelligent ... neat ... tennis ... Beach Terrace PAUL CAROMILE “Mischief is king and I am its slave.” Paul . . . Creamery . . . funny . . . instigator ... his Chevy . . . Constant Splurge ... “Got a cigarette?” AUGUST CARREIRO “Small in size, tall in spirit.” Auggie .. . boots and bell bottoms ... lively ... Rolling Stones .. . Gus G1LBERTA CARREIRO “Good words are worth much and cost little.” Gilly __ the girls ... quiet ... shy CANDACE CASALA “My style and my sentiments are my own: purely original.” Candy . .. cute . . . humorous . . . WD-3 ... lively ... food 35 LOIS CASTIGLIEGO “Talk! Oh God hoiv she can talk!” Lois . . . Cherry Webb ... talkative . . . Billy ... outgoing CATALDO CATALANO “Joking and humor are pleasant and often of extreme utility.” Carl . . . talkative . . . witty .. . likeable . .. mischievous ... “Nawh” MICHAEL CAVALLARO “Life is all sound and swing; youth is a perfect thing.” Mike ... his hair .. . wrestler .. . Debbie SAMUEL CELONE “There was never a saint with red hair.” Sam ... Almacs ... red hair .. . Dodge Dart .. . talkative JOANNE CENTA .ZO “Enthusiasm moves the world.” Joanne . . . DECA . . . Manny . . . Old Stone . . . helpful KENNETH CENTAZZO “Life is a game that must be played.” Ken . . . soccer . . . frustrated strings . “Wanna start a group?” 36 BARBARA CIOCIOLA “Her ways are of pleasantness and her paths are peaceful.” Barb ... soft-spoken .. . Jimmy ... pleasant . . . considerate CHERYL COSTA “A small spark makes a great fire. Cher . . . creamery . . . likeable . . . cute . . . fun-loving . . . gullible DIANA CORNMAN “A rare compound of frolic and fun.” Di ... swimmer . . . fantastic kid . . . tall . . . pretty . . . Barrington . . . “I’m late.” JOANNE COSTA “The blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient.” Joanne . . . neat . . . creerful . . . pretty eyes . .. ready smile ... fun ... graceful MARIE CORRICELLI “Sometimes serious, sometimes gay, always nice either nay.” Marie .. . good-natured . . . Alan .. . sweet ... carefree RICHARD COSTA “The soul of this man is his clothes.” Rit .. . Bill ... Di ... creamery ... tall ... clothes 37 JOHN CRAVE1RO “He appears quiet, but we wonder sometimes.” Curvey . .. wrestling ... 39 ... with the guys . . . likeable ... his eyes NORMAN DALLAIRE “Each man is the creator of the world in which he lives.” Pinky . . . cars . . . Creamery . . . golf ... witty ANGELA CRISCUOLO “If silence were golden, she’d be penniless.” Ang . . . talkative . . . lively .. . laughing .. . charm . . . crazy NANCY DA PONTE “To love is great, but to be loved is the greatest joy on earth.” Nance . . . helpful . . . Warren . . . Student Council .. . crazy remarks . . . Duncan THERESA CRUZ “She has more goodness in her little finger than some have in their whole bodies.” Terry . . . sports . . . likeable . . . smiling ... basketball ... “aw, my nerves!” RICHARD DF. LIMA “Happy am , from care 1 am free.” Richy . . . Donna . . . bass guitar . . . Big G .. . DECA 38 WILLIAM PAUL DENNIS “ shall walk to the rhythm of my dreams. Bill . . . popular . . . drummer . . . WD-3 ... talented .. . creative ... candy JEROME MARK DONOVAN ‘To excel in many sports is every man's desire Mark . . . Blond Bomber . . . sports . . . Rockwell . . . The guys . . . “What a mess! ” ANTHONY A DEPALMA “Be silent and safe—silence never betrays you. Anthony ... quiet ... reserved ... cars .. . Impala ROBIN P DONOVAN “On a chain of friendship she'd be a welcomed link. Robin . . . Duck .. . secretary . • . popular ... attractive ... a great friend ... “Oh. Pm so embarrassed.” WALTER A DIAS “No man was ever wise by chance. Wally .. . dependable . . . pres. ... conscientious . . . football ... 59 ... Mr. BHS. LYNN DROLET “The only way to have a friend is to be one. Lyn ... FLO’s ... petite ... DECA ... Alan . . . cheerful 39 RAYMOND DUBORD “Good humor is the health of the soul.” Ray . . . reserved ... cars . . . good guys ... Colts Drive ... Jean . . . metal worker .. . Impala LYNN ECKERSLEY “If I can’t find fun, I’ll make it.” Lynn ... happy-go-lucky ... witty ... her jeans .. . creamery . . . popular ... long hair .. . “Hey you guys.” KEITH ENOS “Devout but cheerful.” Keith . . . quiet . . . Rucci’s Market .. . with the guys . . . considerate MARGARET ANN FERRIS “Her air, her manners, all who saw admired.” Marg . . . editor . . . helpful . . . hard worker .. . good friend . . . Swimming instructor ... “Oh Em so mad!” MAGDALEN A. FARIA “She talked enough for her and all her company.” Madge . . . talkative . . . “the groover” ... giddy ... flirtatious ROBERT FERRO “Very little is needed to make a happy life.” Boh . . . athletic . . . that walk . . . foggy ... vw ... basketball . . . fuji ... 10 RUSSELL J. FRANCIS “Education is but a passing fancy.” Russ ... small .. . quiet .. . warm .. . with the guys JOSEPH J. GALLAGHER “I can resist anything but temptation.” Joe .. . creamery ... good-looking ... JJ . . . well-dressed ... ID 441 ... green eyes PAUL H. FREITAS “A man of few words, but many thoughts.” Paul ... trumpet ... Bittersweet Sambas ... his car ... Agnes GREGORY R. GAMON “No wonder skies upon you frown; you’ve nailed the horseshoe up-side-down.” Greg . . . wrestling . . . Broken bones ... Triumph . .. good looking SUSAN L. GABLINSKE “A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere.” Sue . . . photographer . . . happy-go-lucky ... friendly ... silly ... cheerful THOMAS A. GAMON “ only ask for information.” Tom . . . wrestling . . . individual . . . moustache . . . summertime .. . surfing 41 NANCY GANCZ “The life I lend is sensible, sane and wild.” Nance . . . quiet . . . V.W. ... red hair . . . studious . . . “Get outta here.” ROBERT GARCIA “Far may we search before we find a heart so manly and so kind.” Bob ... school spirit ... manager ... helpful . . . even-tempered . . . Ga Ga ... “Can I help?” NORMA GARDNER “Studious of ease, and fond of humble things.” Norma . . . quiet ... tall . .. studious .. . English class . . . PATRICIA GARRITY “Blessed are those who have the art of making friends.” Pat . .. soft spoken .. . friendly ... Ken . . . quiet JOAN P. GIANOI.A “The gift of self-expression is priceless.” Joan . . . cloddy boots . . . soprano . . . talented . . . lawyer ... Suffolk ... “You’re kidding.” THERESA CIBBEMEYF.R “A good heart is worth gold.” Terry .. . happy-go-lucky . . . comical chorus . . . enthusiastic .. . bubbly “Nothing’s impossible.” 42 ANDREW GIBREE “I think, therefore I am.” Andy . . . quiet . . . good guy ... work . . . cars . . . smile MICHAEL GLADUE “He is a gentleman from soul to crown.” Mike . . . Corvair . . . Beach Road ... with George . . . quiet . . . shy DONNA GOEAS “Pleasant to meet; nicer to know.” Donna . . . Leonard . . . DECA ... office ... dark hair DAVE GOGLIA “The joyfulness of a man prolongeth his days.” Dave . . . Chevelle ... the guys . . . goldish . . . comical ... “1 didn’t do it.” D1EDRE GRABERT “Two roads diverged in a wood and I the less traveled chose.” Dee .. . versatile . . . soccer . .. enthusiastic . .. athletic . . . “that jacket” ALFRED GREEN “Man is born into trouble as the sparks fly upward.” A1 ... creamery . . . long hair . . . the guys . . . mischievous 43 MICHAEL GRIMO “A bachelor’s life holds many joys.” Mike .. . Weasel .. . friendly . . . likeable .. . good-looking . . . his car PATRICIA HAYES “Her eyes coiild hold the world.” Pat . . . red hair . . . neat . . . skiing .. . Jack 44 ELIZABETH HANSON “Two aims in life: jirst to get what you want; and after that, to enjoy it.” Betty ... Chicky . . . clothes . . . happy-go-lucky . .. Finast .. . carefree STEVEN HARNOIS “And he is lean and lank.” Stanley . .. tall . . . thin ... basketball . . . that car. ROBERT HEEKS “He has no enemies because he knows not how to make them.” Bob . .. good-looking . . . sports ... 31 . . . happy-go-lucky MARY JANE HEINES “Good nature is one of the most precious gifts of heaven.” Mary Jane . . . attractive . . . well-dressed .. . newcomer . . . freckles THOMAS HOFFMAN “Why worry; it’s a waste of time.” Tom . . . witty . . . The Wharf . . . friendly ... creamery ... “What a down!” WILLIAM JONES “Friendship knows no distance.” Billy ... fun ... Soccer ... California ... Linda PETER IASIELLO “The little cares that fretted me, I lost them yesterday.” Pete . . . tall .. . basketball .. . handsome . .. blushes ... easy-going ... Rock GEORGE KENNA “And they said women had the last word. George . . . talkative .. . blue eyes . .. friendly . .. good-natured . . . curious ... with Mike CYNTHIA HOUSE “For nature made her what she is and never made another.” Cindy ... artistic ... cheerleader ... co-captain . .. Pat ... Newport ... bird watcher JOHN JORDAN “Glad that I live am I.” John ... considerate ... carefree ... sense of humor ... tw inkle in his eye ... 45 CYNTHIA KING “Nothing is rarer than real goodness.” Cindy . .. blonde hair ... A1 ... good kid ... secretarial work ... “Oh darn!” I.INDA LACLAIR “That I may walk in my own way.” Linda ... individualist .. . D.C. ... great debater . . . cute . . . Roger Williams DEBORAH MAISANO “Her common sense isn't very common.” Debby ... procrastinator .. . cheerleader . . . foggy . . . class treasurer . . . “Don’t bother me.” JANE MALAFRONTE “Give your best, and the best will come back to you.” Jane . . . lively . . . short .. . sociable ... talkative ANTHONY MANCIERI “Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him.” Buck ... basketball ... Y.M.C.A. ... one of the guys ... 24 ... “Hmmmm” 46 STEVEN MARTIN Knowledge is itself a poiver.” Steve .. . witty ... drums ... Purdue ... with Tony JANE MATTOS “A merry face is the sign of a happy heart.” Jane . . . creamery . . . talkative .. . story ... friendly .. . “What a bummer.” LOUIS MASCOLA “ you can come through today why worry about tomorrow.” Louie .. . hair ... Eric ... creamery ... happy-go-lucky MICHAEL MAZZA “For man is man and masters of his fate.” Mike . . . cars ... good guy .. . creamery ... mischievous STEVEN MASTERS “ wish he would explain his explanations.” Steve .. . tall . . . quiet . . . Audio-Visual .. . helpful ELLEN McAULIFFE “Elegance is taste plus a dash of daring.” Ellen . . . her clothes . . . quiet_ her hair . . . CHEMISTRY? .. . 47 CHRISTOPHER McCARTHY “Happy-go-lucky, easy-go-free, nothing on earth bothers me.” Chris . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . football .. . gentleman .. . wrestling . .. likeable ... helpful JOHN PAUL MEDEIROS “It’s football that makes the world go round.” Baby John ... 37 ... comical ... Paty .. . jovial . . . friendly ANTHONY MEDEIROS “What use are books, he wants to know: books can’t make a person grow.” Tony . .. quiet . . . mischievous .. . nice looking .. . Donna MARY M. MEDEIROS “Beauty is power, a smile is its sword,” Med-a-rose . . . creamery . . . beautiful hair ... petite . . . attractive ... “Story” JANET MEDEIROS “Beware of those who are quiet, the■ bring surprises.” Jan ... creamery .. . cheering Homecoming Queen .. . petite JUDEE . . . “Story” PATRICIA MEEHAM “After the verb ‘to love’ ‘to help’ is thi most beautiful word.” Pat ... Pete ... helpful ... spastic .. creative . . . laughing . . . “I’m so angry' 48 CHARLES MELLO “The cheerful live longest in years.” Chucky ... red falcon ... helpful ... wavy hair . . . hard worker. DENNIS MORAN “Good health and good sense are two of life’s greatest blessings.” Dennis ... Newport Creamery .. . basketball ... Y.M.C.A. .. . friendly ... good guy DIANE MONTARO “It’s nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice.” Di ... “the look” .. . neat . . . giggles ... a good friend 4 MARILYN MORAN “Her eyes were open, but she still beheld the vision of her dream.” Marilyn . . . dependable ... tall ... helpful ... good natured ... A.A. secretary RICHARD MORAN “The more the mischief the better the sport.” Rick ... clothes ... his hair ... Cape Cod ... Creamery ROBERT MORAN “ regret often that I have spoken, never that I have been silent.” Robby ... witty ... his clothes ... talkative ... Creamery 49 REBECCA MORIN “Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth.” Becky ... sincere ... quiet ... intelligent .. . studious ANTHONY NAPPI “School is nice, but vacation is better.” Nap . . . mischievous ... AJN ... born to be wild .. . creamery PATRICIA MORRIS “Gentleness is far more successful than violence.” Pat ... Warren ... long hair ... studious . .. attractive RUSSELL A. MORRIS “What else can be but what I am.” Russ .. . determined ... Kathi — individualist .. . Almacs MICHAEL NAPPI “It is well for a man to know more than he says.” Mike . . . polite ... easy going ... tall ... nice to know ... HARRIET NERONE “Art is the gift of God.” Harriet ... creative .. . talented artist .. . Governor’s School SO IRENE NEVINS “A sunny nature wins lasting friendship.” Irene ... feature editor . . . Junior Achievement . . . pleasant ... cheery ARTHUR NUNES “Trouble never troubles him.” Art ... Pocasett Soda Company . . . likeable ... dumb founded ... happy-go-lucky MANUEL OLIVEIRA “Men of great ability are usually of a large and vigorous nature.” Buddy .. . Sid . . . tackle . . . Narrows ... procrastinator . .. popular ... 52 PAULA OLIVER “Don't rain on my parade.” Paula ... Student Council treasurer ... Anthony . .. sociable ... “I want an Opel!” KAREN O’CONNELL “Hale and Hearty is she, and there is a twinkle in her eyes.” Karen . .. Darryl ... tall ... Warren ... Tony’s ... talkative JUDITH PARTINGTON “Reason and judgment are the qualities of a leader.” Judy . .. Student Council ... prez ... U. R. I. ... Miss B.H.S. ... Donie 51 DOMENIC PASQUERELLI The mildest manner of the bravest mind.” 'om . . . quiet . . . Dixon . . . contacts . . easy-going PETER PAULL “Life must be lived so why not enjoy it.” Peter ... helpful . . . witty ... hardworking ... “Give us a B.” KAREN PELLEGRINI “A happy disposition reflects its own sunshine.” Karen .. . friendly .. . quiet ... Dean .. . Micheletti’s . . . “Hey neat!” NANCY PELLERIN Q.ver in motion, blithesome and cheery.” ance . . . school spirit .. . endless chat-r ... green eyes ... happy-go-lucky ... Yuz guys” MARY PERREIRA “A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance.” Mary ... quiet . . . cheery ... library ... efficient ANTHONY PERRY “ am a lover, and have not yet found my thing to love.” Tony ... with Steve ... creative ... poetry .. . Warren 52 MARY EMILY PERRY “Words are such idle things.” Mary . . . quiet . . . petite . .. cute ... efficient .. . Mr. C’s secretary MARILYN PRINDLE “Of ever noble work, the silent is the best.” Marilyn ... DECA ... her hair ... receptionist . . . bank OLIVER POISSANT “Content to follow when the way was led.” Ollie ... nice looking ... sturdy . . . Becky ... his car JOHN A. PUNIELLO “Quiet men conquer many fields.” John ... intelligent . .. quiet ... shy . .. chemistry DAVID J. PRENDA “He leans on the funny side of life.” Dave .. . loud . . . talkative . . . Finast ... Falcon JOHN RAGANO “Be silent and pass for a philosopher.” John .. . studious . . . analysis .. . good guy .. . gentleman 53 JOHN PAUL RAMOS “How beautiful is victory and how dear. J. P. ... soccer ... eyes ... goalie ... All-State . . . vette ANDREA M. RECUPERO “A smile for every girl she meets and two for every boy. Andrea .. . “heavy” :. . petite ... talkative .. . Tweet’s ... mysterious PAULA REGO “Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” Paula ... bubbly . .. cute ... energetic .. . “How ya’ doin’ ”... Roger Williams KAREN REILLY “Why worry! It’s a waste of sense.” Karen . .. flirtatious . . . free . . . happy-go-lucky . . . “Never again.” ELIZABETH REMINGTON “Her happiness is shown in her smile. ’ Liz ... pepperette . . . the chariot ... attractive .. . K1CEP . . . “Get outta here.” FREDERICK R1BEIRO “He never hurries and seldom worries.” Fred . .. karate . . . “Tiny” .. . carefree .. . Sunset 54 DANIEL ROBBINS “A happy life consists of tranquility of mind.” Dan . . . (all . . . his hair .. . his car ... quiet MARIE ROCHA “I am ivhat 1 am.” Mary . . . individualist . .. DA 726 attractive ... “I don’t care!” MARY L. RODRIQUES “It is better to be small and shine, than to be tall and cast a shadow.” Mary . .. fun-loving . . . sociable ... a friend . . . short DANIEL ROUNDS “Greater love no man hath than to be a friend.” Danny .. . VP . . . individualist . . . track . . . Michelletti’s .. . that laugh . .. singing ... “Basically ...” PETER SALCONE “Appearances are deceitful for mischief dwells within.” Pete . .. good guy ... creamery ... his truck . . . quiet?” 55 EMILY SALVAGGIO “The more we know her, the better we like her. Jean . . . big appetite .. . witty . .. those tassels ... procrastinator ... “Aw right!” DEBORAH ANN SAMSON “Who can forget her contagious laughter. Deb .. . Eddie ... DECA . . . Warren High book covers . . . with Gail ELIZABETH SCOLA “Her eyes are windows of the world through which no shadows may pass. Liz ... Freddie ... intelligent ... helpful ... individualist VINCENT M. SECURO “He makes two grins where there was only a grouch before.” Micky ... manager ... music ... helpful ... intramurals . . . that grin . . . FILOMENA SILVA “Quiet her thoughts, but merry her nature.” Phil ... giggles .. - soccer enthusiast ... Spider . . . with Mary . . . sincere GRACE M. SILVA “She is gentle, she is kind.” Grace . .. quiet . . . intelligent . . . studious .. . soft spoken 56 MARION SILVA “Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low.” Marion ... quiet . .. soft-spoken . . . soccer .. . her gray hairs! . . . helpful ... efficient AARON SMITH “He’ll make a proper man.” Aaron ... band ... quiet ... P.F. his hair DAVID SMITH “Let my words be jew but meaningful.” Dave .. - with the guys ... clothes ... football , . ■ good guy .. . good looking ALFRED SOARES “The world knows little oj its greatest men.” A1 ... intelligent ... scientific ... helpful ... Bitter Sweet Sambas .. . ac-cordian . . . nice guy ALAN SOUSA “Good humor makes all things tolerable.” Alan ... artist ... creative .. . individual .. . parliamentarian ANTHONY SOUSA “7 have been five minutes too late all my life.” Tony . .. basketball ... 12 ... Lincoln Continental .. . the Y 57 JORDAN SOUSA “Action may not always bring happiness but there is no happiness without action.” Jordan ... shy . .. considerate . . . witty . . . polite ... 58 LOUISE SOUSA “A friendly nature and a smile sincere.” Louise .. . friendly . .. cleaners . .. sincere .. . hard worker ... JOYCE LYNN SOUSA “It is easy to like someone who is well meaning and friendly.” Joy . . . lively ... Al ... with B. V. ... with the guys .. . “It’s enough to gag a maggot!” ... ROBERT SOUSA “A man is a lion in his own course.” Bob ... Impala ... Rego’s gas station DONALD SPAULDING “Oh! To be a rich man, and, never have to work.” Don . . . Sandy ... Funny .. . tall WILLIAM SOUSA “Wit, now and then, struck smartly, shows a spark.” Bill ... witty .. . jokes . . . good voice ... talkative ... curly hair .. . good guy CHARLOTTE STEVENS “Gentleness is far more successful than violence.” Charlotte . . . soft-spoken . . . reserved JOSEPH STEWART “Fete are angels.” Joe ... creamery ... Karen ... short ... witty ... DONALD SQUIRES “Sports are a most excellent device with which to test a man’s character.” Donie ... football ... 45 ... blonde hair ... Judy . . . athletic . . . “C’est la vie.” ... Kiki Ave. DAVID SYLVIA “It is good that we all don’t think alike.” Dave . . . Ford . . . individual . . . talkative . . . Fore and Aft . . . carefree 59 ELIZABETH TAPPERO “no am was ever as i” Tap ... sincere ... pharmacy .. . pretty hair . .. “Don’t rain on my parade.” RICHARD TRAVERS “Happy is lie who spreads a little joy.” Dino . . . his car . . . accidents .. . witty .. . happy-go lucky ... his cellar . . . DECA JUNE TAVARES “The beauty of her soul is reflected in her eyes.” June ... pretty eyes ... Jesse ... neat ... friendly RICHARD TAVARES “A man does not work for glory, but for his own satisfaction.” Tavais ... 48 ... hard-working . . . the cellar ... “Hey John, don’t tell me.” ROGER TRAVERS “Manners make the man.” Roger . . . gentleman . . . tall ... bank ... DECA DEBORAH TUCKER “Style is the dress of thoughts.” Deb . . . Warren . . . T-Bird . . . modeling . . . attractive . . . rings . . . neat 60 KRISTINE VARGAS “Small friends often prove great friends.” Khris ... tiny ... quiet ... blonde hair MARY VIENS “Large streams from little fountains flow.” Mary ... small . .. expressive ... Europe SUSAN C WALKER “A happy life consists of tranquility of mind.” Sue .. . blonde hair . .. Savey ... considerate ... Pegasus Editor ... “Can I have the car?” DIANE WELLS “More can be said uiith one look, than with a thousand words.” Di ... petite ... cute ... “the look” .. . honest ... neat ... cheerleader ... “Terrible!” DEBORAH A WALKER “Good nature is one of the most precious gifts of heaven.” Debby . . . cute ... quiet ... helpful ... JAMES L WHITE “Good character is the noblest of all pos sessions.” Jimmy ... soccer .. ■ outspoken ... model ... shipoopi 61 LEONARD J WICKWIRE “This is a stranger that is very well known.” Leonard . . . Phoenix . . . blonde hair ... Hawaii ... newcomer KAREN L. WICKWIRE “Impress with quietness and beauty.” Karen . . . Hawaii . . . soft-spoken . . . blonde hair THEODORE WILLIAMS “Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday.” Ted ... Almacs .. . procrastinator ... “English Scholar?” No Picture Available KAREN GUIDO “Her dress in a principal part.” Karen . .. clothes ... neat ... attractive NANCY WILSON “One foot in sea and one on shore.” Nance ... pepperette . .. easy going . .. lively .. . YMCA . . . attractive JOSEPH MARSHALL “Do as I say, not as I do.” Porky . . . his hair . . . short . . . school? ... creamery 62 As Seniors, We Remember . . . The cheers that led them on ... Our basketball team ... A r m r I Ipr And Carl’s hairline ... Dave’s first decoration The hemlines ... Little-Sally-Saucer? ... Ajid the headaches of becoming one. Across the gilded times of post We gaze with happiness And knowing that our hearts were free We found — togetherness Features Class History With skirts, prices, and hopes rising, we began our Freshman year. Our days were marked by the adjustment to the new complex, the teachers, the schedule, and, of course the dream to be Seniors. Success seemed inevitable as we cheered our football and basketball teams on to victory. The success story was retold as we staged the memorable Music Man. As the skirts rose higher and prices followed, we stepped cautiously into our Sophomore year. We took a more active role in school affairs and once again, the Football Championship was ours. Soccer began as a varsity sport and many of us took our first step into varsity athletics. “Up, Up, and Away” did not only theme our Sophomore Hop, but it also termed our enthusiasm for the coming year. Boys were eager to see the new high rise styles as our Junior year began. Moving to Class B our football team made an impressive showing. Soccer became the new Umelighter as we took the State Championship. Winter was host to another championship in basketball as we prepared for the first “out of school” Prom. “Love Makes the World Go ’Round” sparked the evening. The Ring Dance again stifled tradition as we received our rings while the Seniors still roamed the halls. Now, as we conclude our final days at Bristol High, we see the prices still high. But skirts are now covered with Maxis and culottes and slacks replace the traditional dress. The fall has brought to us another Soccer Championship. With a successful Christmas Dance behind us and hopes of a rewarding Senior finale, we know that we will face the future confident of success; the same success that we have met throughout our years at Bristol High. 66 t Excedrin headache 70? QUIETEST Edw ard Cabral Mary Emily Perry Sometimes even your best jriend won’t tell you . . MOST POPULAR Robin Donovan David Burke 68 MOST STUDIOUS Janet Medeiros Daniel Rounds There is a fine line between genius anil MADness! MOST LIKEABLE John Craveiro Cheryl Costa Take ten paces, turn, and shoot! MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Nancy Pellerin Robert Garcia We’d rather switch than fight! GREATEST PROCRASTINATORS Deborah Maisano Theodore Williams WOW, look at all this work! Ted, look at all this work! 71 HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Theresa Gibbemeyer Christopher McCarthy Ready, aim, fire! Joan Gianola William Dennis MOST TALENTED Joan, your thumbs always get in, the way! 72 BEST LOOKING Mary Medeiros Joseph Gallagher Let me show you my beauty routine! Mmmmmmmm .. . mmmmmmmmm MOST TALKATIVE Angela Criscuolo Kenneth Borges 74 For one brief moment Our laughter reached the sun For in that time We worked and strove as one. r Did you say this train is going to Cary, Indiana? V Class Of 1970 Bristol Senior High School presents '“THE MUSIC MAN” Thursday and Friday, June 1, 2, 1967 at Bristol Senior High School Auditorium CURTAIN TIME 8:15 P. M. RESERVED ADMISSION $1.00 y What happened to the Barber Shop? “Cause my heart belongs to mommy ? At last count the town's population was 26. New style sweat pants? One, Two, cha, cha, cha “Hey, I hear a bugle!” We were imported from the N. Y. Symphony. Who said the prettiest girls are from Warren! “I’m telling you, France will never know the difference.” Jesse, June, Diane and Boh made a cozy foursome. “Pat, It wasn’t that funny!” ‘Get off my foot Jim! Oh, those after dance parties are really swinging. “I water my plant twice a day.” “Does it taste good, Mark?’ ‘We had a great time?' “John, I told you not to have those onions before we came. “My socks are whiter than yours.” Sophomore Hop Up-Up And Away Bristol High School Saturday, March 30, 1968 at 8 P. M. Music by Ralph Stuart and Orchestra REFRESHMENTS ADMISSION $2.50 ‘Eecceee. she bit me!' Billy, Lois, JoAnn and Manny made a great foursome at the dance. Dean, Karen, Sandi, Donie are ready to go to the first Junior Prom out. “Who said I pushed the wrong button!” Irene had fun after the prom too. “This is the 70th way of using disposable garbage bags.” ‘Oh yes, It’s a great dance. There were memorable and happy times for mostly all. The class of nineteen hundred and seventy of Bristol High School Bristol. Rhode Island cordially invites you to attend its Junior Prom Thursday evening, the twenty-fourth of April nineteen hundred and sixty-nine from seven until one o’clock The Coachmen Restaurant Main Road Tiverton. Rhode Island And so are the girls Don’t look now but Not just the kids had fun ... This package will self-destruct in 10 seconds. Hail, Hail, the guys are all here ... “Love Makes the World Go Round . . Mary became Queen of the Prom with Di W., Jane M., Karen P.. Deb M., Linda C. and Karen G. as her court. “How stimulating!” I’m not kidding Pat!” 81 82 Wr-r lire red our Irani «n logethrr. We stuffed legs and We stood sat together. We had foreign allies together. We dripped and caught pneumonia together. We roamed the halls together. crumbled paper together Wc filed We had parties together. together. Yes We All Got Together We had sore thumbs together. Bristol High’s John Pauline Medeiros charms the crowd. HOMECOMING The Student Council began what they hope to be a tradition as the)’ initiated Bristol High’s first Home coming Weekend. The week was filled with such events as a power-puff football game, a parade -displaying the floats of various organizations, and of course the football game. Janet Medeiros was crowned Homecoming Queen and reigned over the final half of the game and the Homecoming Dance that night. Everyone felt that the Homecoming was a great success because it brought the school and tow’n together. The men teachers huddle together in hopes of defeating the seniors. J ... IJ ... N ... I ... 0 ... It ... S ... 84 First Homecoming AH smiles before the powderpuff football game. SCHOOL SPIRIT shines through. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Thurs. Ocl. 30 Casual Day Pep Rally Powderpuff football game Men Teachers vs. senior varsity football team Spaghetti Supper Sat. Nov. I Judging of floats Parade Football Game— Bristol vs. St. Rays Crowning of queen at halftime Homecoming Dance Bristol Colts Homecoming 1969 Whul would a parade lie williout our band. 85 SENIOR CLASS FLOAT-FIRST PRIZE IN HOMECOMING FLOAT CONTEST 86 YEARBOOK FLOAT—THIRD PRIZE IN HOMECOMING FLOAT CONTEST Student Council President Judy Partington and Homecoming Queen Janet Medeiros. HOMECOMING QUEEN Diane Wells, Janet Medeiros, Debora JUNIOR CLASS FLOAT-SECOND PRIZE IN HOMECOMING FLOAT CONTEST “There is no greater glory for o man as long as he lives than that which he wins by his own hands and feet.” Homer, The Odyssey Sports 89 Football Opponents. Bristol They Pawt. West 6 0 Woonsocket 0 26 Cumberland 0 6 Middletown 0 7 De la Salle 16 0 Classical 6 6 St. Raphael 6 12 Cranston West 0 6 Warren 12 6 Barrington 14 35 90 Coach: Mr. Eric Dobcr A. J. Caromile, Safety Co-Captain Donald Squires Co-Captain John Paul Medeiros Co-Captain Robert Heeks J. Craveiro, Guard D. Smith, Safety W. A. Dias, Center S. Hamois Safety Managers: V. M. Securo R. Garcia M. Oliveira, Tackle Dober's Dynasty Now, That’s the goal post ... Get out there and ... do anything! Giving the KIGHT GUARD protection. 92 Don’t look at me in that ton of voice! Yea, sure I can walk a straight line! “So nice of you to come? . “Where are your friends when you need them? Soccer R. I. State Champions Coach: Mr. A. Almeida Assistant: Mr. W. Josephs We They Cumberland Portsmouth Warren Barrington Westerly Burrillville Chariho Mt. St. Charles Smithfield Warwick Cumberland Portsmouth Warren Barrington Warwick (State Championship) 1 94 Co-Captains: Estacio DeCastro John Paul Ramos Seniors Robert Ferro Mark Bosco John Paul Ramos William Jones Kenneth Centazzo Anthony Balzo Mark Donovan Junior Varsity James White I in {■a « t HgttecZ v;%- u V' • -w . • •• (Some kids are on the ball) Tu es uma banana! ■U-JJJIfll Don’t just stand there, tackle him! Don’t push, everybody pets an orange! 96 GOODBYE Barrington! Boys will be boys! I’ll kick it under your arm, OK? Watch this fancy footwork! Bristol versus Warwick for the Championship Title Cross Country Coach: Mr. Loo Sullivan Our Lady of Providence Invitational Columbus Day Road Race Relay Carnival Class C Championships State Championships DelaSalle Barrington Rogers Middletown Portsmouth Abbey St. George Captain: Daniel Rounds 99 Seniors Alan Pacheco Paul Bento 100 Gregory Wilcox George Dion Underclassmen Daniel Rounds Alfred Soares Edward Medeiros Michael Dooris Is everybody ready ... Al? Mr. Sullivan! He's cuttin’ ahead! Who me? No, I’m not MAD! “There is no substitute for true spirit.” Miss America? YES! I know who you are! “The calm before the storm. You mean ... the bottoms, too? The wrist bone's connected to the arm bone Bristol? In first place ...? Athlete’s feet ... or ... feet of Athletes. Remove unsightly hair in seconds! I can’t move it, coach! Where could they have gone? Basketball Mark Donovan Seniors Steve Hamois Peter Iasiello Dennis Moran Donald Squires Anthony Mancieri Anthony Sousa Junior Varsity IRISTOI TtRlSTOl iRtSTOf IWSJOI. I 24 (C AO 14 34 RIST0 tRlSTO «isto; 30 I Freshmen 105 Wrestling Seniors John Craveiro Chris McCarthy Thomas Gamon Gregory Gamon Spring Track Seniors Alfred Soares Donald Squires OOOH! Don’t! 112 The hardest part of it all! Jack be nimble etc. etc. 113 Where did 1 leave my ... ? Baseball Head coach: Mr. Santa Matrone Seniors R. David Burke George Kenna James L. White V. Michael Securo Peter Iasiello Kenneth Centazzo John Paul Medeiros (The guys are at it again.) Golf You never heard of “Eileen Dover”? I think Richard is getting Td off! Sometimes a coach wonders if its all worth it. May I take your wrap? Another “hole in one. What a swing “You put your right foot in and you shake it all about.” Tennis Seniors 121 I knew I had the socks on the wrong feet! Cheerleading Captains: Janet Medeiros Cindy House Advisor: Miss Leslie Friend Seniors (strong girls) Another busy day. We find in life exactly what we put into it. — Emerson — Organizations 127 Green and White Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ... ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ACTIVITIES EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR .... CLASSES EDITOR .. ART EDITOR........ SECRETARY ........ .. Margaret Ferris Judith Partington .... Diane Wells . Robin Donovan . William Dennis Elizabeth Tappero .. . Anthony Balzo .... Joan Gianola Diedre Grabert Patricia Meehan Paula Oliver Paula Oliver Emily Salvaggio Nancy Pellerin Diane Montaro Jane Mattos Janet Medeiros Daniel Rounds Diane Langelo Mary Lou Almeida Judith Martin 128 ADVISOR Mr. Domenic Raiola Mr. Raiola??? 130 OFFICERS: (left to right) Judy Martin; Robert Garcia; Mr. Josephs (advisor); Judith Partington (Pres.); Paula Oliver; Nancy Daponte. udent Council member is: businessman.' Student Council The Student Counc il is the governing body of the school. It plans and organizes sock hops, sells milk, arranges assemblies and often takes the blunt end of administrative criticism. Thanks to the Council and its members many new ideas have been implemented. The Council has worked diligently through the year to help improve B.H.S. “A flower child.’' PASTEURIZED MILK HOMOGENIZED ... a pood seller of milk! 131 The Pegasus Staff has been busy writing, typing, printing, and distributing news articles this year. The students of Etristol High were impressed with the new look of the Pegasus and the wider coverage of clubs, class news, sports, gossip, and National headlines. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CLASS NEWS EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR .. PHOTOGRAPHER SPORTS ........... LAYOUT ........... ADVISOR .......... . . Susan Walker Diana Cornman . Irene Nevins Susan Gablinske Anthony Balzo Michael Securo Nancy Daponte Madge Faria .... Mr. Silvia 132 The Prism is the Bristol High literary magazine. Students submit articles and art work to the staff who in turn compile them into a creative magazine. Library Club Library club members serve the school by performing many important duties in the school library. Some of their duties are to prepare books for circulation, help at the desk, and cover books. PRESIDENT: Dale Blomquist VICE PRESIDENT: Georgianna Moore TREASURER: Frances Dunbar SECRETARY: Glenn Sousa 133 Bond The Bristol High Band is one of the most active organizations in the school. They meet three times weekly, and practice for football games, an annual exchange concert, graduation and other activities. We will always remember the Band for their school spirit and their courage throughout the Star Spangled Banner. DIRECTOR—Mr. Roger Dietz 134 Majorettes CAPTAINS—Susan Remieres . . . Claudia Cameron . . . Marilyn Bozzario Pepperettes DRUM MAJORETTE—Karen O’Connell Madrigal Singers The Madrigal Chorus is a select group of singers who have displayed outstanding vocal ability. They have been chosen on the basis of blending, quality, and cultural appreciation. All State Band and Chorus Bristol High Chorus 136 DIRECTOR: Mr. Bartsch The Athletic Association can be found frantically setting up for basketball and football games or covered with coke and melted candy bars. They are the organizing and fund raising club for our sports program. ADVISOR: Mr. Santo Athletic Association OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Anthony Balzo SECRETARY: Marilyn Moran VICE-PRESIDENT: Robert Garcia TREASURER: Harriet Nerone Our Fearless Leader Student Faculty Board The Student Faculty Board is a new organization created to promote a better understanding between the students and administration. Problems are discussed and both teacher and student views are heard in an effort to aid the school. (1st row) Norman Dallaire, Paul Caromile, Joseph Gallagher, Thomas Gamon, Anthony Nappi, (2nd row) Mr. Candelnio. Corinne Flanegan, Mr. Phelan, Mr. Slant rone, Mr. Jagielski. Math Team ADVISOR: Mr. Blouin Competing with other schools for honors, the Math Team consists of students who are proficient in certain areas of mathematics. They traveled to various meets and com pleted a successful season. Model Legislature DELEGATES: Michael Doris Joan Gianola Sue McCarthy Charles Faiugo ADVISOR: Mr. W. Fasano The Model Legislature is a group of students interested in active participation in government. Each year the group trudges to the State House for elections and governmental procedure. This year Mr. Fasano has been named Chairmen for all Model Legislature Club in R. I. Distributive Education Club Employing the motto “learning by doing,” DECA students attend classes in the morning and work at local places in the afternoon. DECA develops students into capable leaders in fields of business. ADVISOR: Mr. DeQuattro OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Joseph Berretto SECRETARY: Marilynn Prindle TREASURER: Lynn Drolet VICE-PRESIDENT: Joan Centazzo 2ND VICE-PRESIDENT: Carol Sousa PARLIAMENTARIAN: Cathy Sousa 139 Ski Club PRESIDENT: Kevin Correia VICE-PRESIDENT: Paul Tabor SEC. TREAS: Diedre Graberl ADVISORS: Miss Salzano Mr. Maynard The Ski Club makes weekly trips to PineTop to “practice” as they prepare to boost our 1972 Olympic team. Good Luck! Portuguese Club PRESIDENT: Mary Rocha VICE-PRESIDENT: Manuel Gomes SECRETARY: Philomena Silva TREASURER: Marion Silva ADVISOR: Mr. Almeida 140 The Portuguese Club has given great aid in previous years to the Soccer Team by sponsoring dances, cake sales and other fund-raising activities. Art Club The Bristol High School art club is one of the oldest clubs in the school. The members of the art club use oil paints, decorate bulletin boards in the school, and visit local museums to view professional artwork. PRESIDENT: Becky Alves VICE PRESIDENT: Lou Cirillo SECRETARY: Bethany Aspinwall TREASURER: Donna Savino ADVISOR: Mr. Digati Science Club The intention of this club is tlie promotion of science. Under the auspices of Mr. Gaspar and Mr. Sullivan the Science Club has staged numerous demonstrations and offered guidance to all future science aspirants. ADVISOR: Mr. Gaspar Mr. G. Sullivan 141 The Audio-Visual Aides are reliable students who assist teachers by providing them with films, tapes, and records to supplement daily class work. Audio-Visual Aides ADVISORS: Mr. Capone Mrs. Nenna Special Education Aides ADVISORS: Mrs. Gray Mr. Josephs 142 Special Education Aides give their free time to assist Mrs. Gray and Mr. Josephs with the special education classes. Student Leaders Mrs. Travers Mrs. Carpenter Student Leaders are dependable girls who give up their studies to assist students in physical education classes. This is the second year Bristol High has had a Girls’ Basketball Team. It is one of the varsity sports which lets girls show their school spirit. COACH: Mrs. Travers CO-CAPTAINS: Terry Cruz, Deborah Breault Girl Varsity Basketball Team 143 Always find us young, And always keep us so. 144 — Emerson — Underclassmen 145 Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High % When Business Is Good It Pays to Advertise; When Business Is Bad You've got to Advertise. —Anonymous— Advertisements 155 1590 Mendon Road Ashton, Rhode Island 722-8160 157 Kenrow Studio This Page is Sponsored by JOSTEN'S RING CO Your Official Class Ring AL SANS SOUCI—Representative Compliments of the JUNIOR CLASS Advisor......Mr. William Fasano Compliments of the BHS STUDENT COUNCIL DeFelice Florist 271 Wood Street 161 253-8500 Kaiser Aluminum And Chemical Corporation Toyota Village 706 Metacom Ave. Larry Hynson and Son ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 93 Gooding Ave., Bristol, R. I. Casala’s Market 147 Water St. Warren, Rhode Island Congratulates the Bristol High School Basketball Team on their winning the State Class C championship for 1970. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Campagna Sophomore Class Co-Advisors..........Mr. William Fasano Mr. H. Grabert Hawkins and Fales 1 1 Hope Street Bristol, Rhode Island 02809 Post Office Box 5 k Freshman Class Advisor.. Mr. H. Grabert Bristol Auto Body Works Fulflex Inc. Almeida Construction 1 4 Broad Common Road Bristol, Rhode Island D.E.C.A. Distributive Education Clubs of America Jffig Coachmen Main Road, (Route 138) Tiverton, R. I. Near the Sakonnet River Bridge FOR RESERVATIONS 624-8423 THE LILAC SHOPPE FINE LADIES' FASHIONS 245-1448 245-8814 436 Main St. 206 County Rd. Warren, R. I. 02885 Barrington, R. I. 02806 BRISTOL COUNTY HOME BUILDERS 168 BUTTONWOOD DAIRY JOSEPH SANSONE—1934 DR. PETER J. SANSONE—1959 MATILDA M. SANSONE-1960 JOSEPH A. SANSONE—1962 CHILDREN TEENS 9nc.. 245-4659 SHOPPING CENTER 245-8704 Barrington, Rhode Island Wearing Apparel JUNIOR LADIES TWEETS FAMILY RESTAURANT 180 Mt. Hope Ave. Bristol, R. I. 253-9811 PLEASANT VIEW NURSING HOME, INC. RHODE ISLAND'S FINEST IN NURSING CARE P.O. Box 308 Warren, R. I. 02885 LOU'S SPA 429 Metacom Ave. Bristol, R. I. Congratulations From the GIBBEMEYERS BRISTOL RADIO ELECTRIC RICO MACHINE COMP. INC. FERRAZZANO FLOWERS AND GREENHOUSES 582 Metacom Avenue Warren, R. I. 02885 WILLIAM J. SMITH SON FUNERAL HOME 15 Church St. 18 Baker St. Warren, R. I. 245-4999 CONNERY SMITH FUNERAL HOME 57 Burton St. Bristol, R. I. 253-6645 OLIVER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 645 Metacom Ave. Bristol, R. I. 253-4900 JAMIEL'S SHOE WORLD 471 Main Street Warren, R. I. ANTHONY A. NUNES, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Bristol, R. I. BRISTOL FORMS INC. 37 Wall St. Bristol, R. I. NAPPI BROTHERS INC. PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS 14 Reservoir Ave. Bristol, R. I. 253-6934 MONTARO CONTRACTOR CO. BLOUNT SEAFOOD CORP. Water St. Warren LOADS OF LUCK PAUL AND PAULA THE CASTLE NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY MICHELLETTI'S ITALIAN-AMERICAN RESTAURANT J. T. O'CONNELL SUPPLY CO. 267 Thames St. Bristol, R. I. 253-6300 172 TO SUIT YOUR DIXON CORPORATION DR. PETER J. SANSONE JOHN ANDRADE INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 559 Hope Street Bristol, R. I. J. F. HUESTIS, INC. builders of custom machinery 68 BUTTONWOOD STREET BRISTOL. RHODE ISLAND 02809 CAVANAUGH BOSTON STORE Warren—Riverside R. I. 173 GEORGE W. DAHL COMPANY SUNSHINE OIL CO. INC. 374 Metacom Ave. Bristol, R. I. A. A. AUTO SALES INC. 100% GUARANTEED USED CARS Bristol Shopping Center PREMIER THREAD PRINCESS WIGS The Princess Collection of Creative Hairpieces LEWIS WILLIAM FURNITURE SIGGY'S 498 Metacom Ave. Bristol TOWN FINANCE CORP. 557 Hope St. Bristol, R. I. STENCIL-CRAFT REALTY CO. REAL ESTATE RENTALS AND MANAGEMENT S. ROBERT SALMANI: President yutnklitv PRINTING COMPANY, INC. 124 Franklin Street DA PONTE BROTHERS FURNISHINGS, INC. 245 Child Street Warren, R. 1. 02885 245-6743 I'lJ |3 ( ' In Memory of MR. LOUIS SOUSA THE SMART SET BEAUTY SALON 129 Bradford Street Bristol, R. 1. 253-9727 C. J. RUGGIERO LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING DESIGN AND LAWN MAINTENANCE Keeping Plants Beautiful Is Our Thing! WAGON WHEEL I I S 7 State Street II Dance Entertainment —-558551 SWANEE b- RIVER W FISHING r CLUB COUNTY CLEANERS 76 State Street Bristol R. 1. ROSER TEXICO STATION 729 Hope Street CUT N1 CURL ROYAL FUEL ANTHONY PRINCIPE Prop. 176 wb. SUNSET BAKERY Hope w BRISTOL SERVICE CENTER NICK GAGLIO, Prop. 1064 Hope Street BURKE'S BARBER SHOP State Street -ufl WATKINSON rMl AUTOMOTIVE ' State Street KNIGHTS COLUMBUS , jjWB FROSTEE FREEZE Warren, R. 1. JO’S GIFT SHOPPE 575 Hope Street 253-8212 DUPONT'S GARAGE INC. 1282 Hope Street Bristol, R. 1. 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WELLS MANHATTAN SALES MARY ANN'S GIFT SHOP “Can’t we make a deal Mr. Sullivan.” “There’s a U.F.O. in my salad! Happiness-Togetherness 182 Buddy, what happened?? The look of love?? The face of innocence. ‘Wanna bet I’ll jump?” What!! A happy Senior? “Buck, what’s the problem?” “Me steal the S-4 forms! ?!”' “Is that Donna?” Mike, can we play, too?? Rough n’ ready Mr. Touchdown? KATHLEEN ABBATEMATTEO 1404 Hope Street Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4), Class Play (12) ROSALYN AGUIAR 10 Doran Avenue Intramurals (1. 2, 3, 4), Student Leader (3, 4) Award (3) JAMES ALEGRIA 19 Dartmouth Street Spring Track (3) MARIA ANDRADE 71 River Street D.E.C.A. (3), Co-Ed. Program (4) ANTONETTA ANDREOZZI 286 Wood Street Chorus (1), D.E.C.A. (3,4) ‘ LINDA ARCHAMBEAU 1242 Hope Street Intramurals (1, 2), Rotary Award (1). Class Plav (1, 4), Basketball (4) PAUL ARPIA 75 Fates Road D.E.C.A. (4), Class Play (4), Chorus (4), Musical Revue (4) • KARIN ARRUDA 126 Constitution Street Executive Board (2) DOROTHY BAKER 56 Church Street Executive Board (3), D.E.C.A. (3), A.V. Staff (4), Co-Ed. Program (4) ROSE BALZANO 65 DeWolje Avenue Intramurals (1), D.E.C.A. (3), Chorus (4), Junior Prom Committee ANTHONY BALZE 246 State Street Football (1), Band (1, 2), Executive Board (I, 4), Vice-President (2) , A.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Treasurer (3) , President (4), Class Play (1, 4), Wrestling (2), Golf (2, 3, 4), Co-Captain (3, 4), Soccer (3, 4), Intramurals (3, 4), Boy’s State (3). Portuguese Club (4), Yearbook (4), Pegasus (4), Model Legislature (4), Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom and Christmas Dance Committees —National Honor Sociely 184 GAIL BARBOZA 37 Tilbury Drive D.E.C.A. (3, 4), Junior Prom Committee JOSEPH BF.RRETTO, 582 Wood Street D.E.C.A. (3, 4), President (4), Ass’t. Treasurer (3), Scholastic Art Award (3) • DALE BLOMQUIST 43 Hopeworth Avenue JOAN BOND 15 Scott Lane Majorette (3, 4), Model Legislature (3, 4). Musical Revue (3), Basketball (4) KENNETH BORGES 377 Hope Street Football (1, 2), Executive Board (2), Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Christmas Dance and Homecoming Committees MARK BOSCO 4 Franca Avenue Soccer (2, 3, 4), Wrestling (2, 3), Chorus (2, 3), Portuguese Club (4), D.E.C.A. (4), Junior Prom Committee PATRICIA BRELSFORD 12 Sheffield Avenue Intramurals (2, 3), F.T.A. (3), Special-Ed. Aid (3), Class Play (12) • JUDITH BROTHF.RTON 120 Hope Street Penn. State Chorus (2), Future Homemaking Club (2), Debating Club (2), Intramurals (3) PATRICIA BROWN 59 Fox Hill Avenue Chorus (2, 4) MARY BRUM 15 Eastcrbrook Avenue D.E.C.A. (4), Alsac Drive (4) •,ROBERT BRUNO 10 Glenview Drive Executive Board (1), Football (1), Intramurals (4), Class Play (4) DAVID BULLOCK 217 Wood Street Class Play (1), A.V. (1, 2, 3, 4), Tennis Manager (2), Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom and Christmas Dance Committees Rhode Island Honor Society DAVID BURKE 73 Berry Lane Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (2), Baseball (2, 3, 4), Captain (4), Student Council (2, 3, 4), Intramurals (3, 4), D.E.C.A. (4), Executive Board (3), Scholarship Drive (3), Christmas Dance and Homecoming Committees DEBORAH CABRAL 96 Beachmnunt Avenue Intramurals (2), D.E.C.A. (4), Chorus (4), Class Play (4) EDWARD CABRAL 77 Oliver Street D.E.C.A. (4) JOHN CABRAL 52 Collins Street Intramurals (1, 4), Portuguese Club (1), Golf (2, 3, 4) MARYLOU CABRAL 28 Aaron Avenue Intramurals (1), Majorettes (1, 2), D.E.C.A. (3), Chorus (4), Special Ed. Aid (4), Junior Prom Committee KAREN CADILE 22 Lincoln Avenue Intramurals (1) PAUL CANARIE 465 Metacom Avenue D.E.C.A. (4) LINDA CARDOZA 17 Charles Street Class Play (1), Sophomore Hop Committee, Future Nurses Club (3) ANTHONY CAROMILE 2 Lea Drive Executive Board (1, 2, 3), Basketball (1), Class Play (1, 4), Football (2, 3, 4), Tennis (2, 3, 4), Math Team (4), Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees PAUL CAROMILE 7 Annawanscutt Drive AUGUST CARREIRA 289 Wood Street GILBERTA CARRF.IRE 8 River Street Portuguese Club (3, 4), Special Ed. Aid (3) • CANDACE CASALA 1 Aaron Avenue Class Play (1, 4) LOIS CASTIGLIEGO 16 Wilson Street Intramurals (1), D.E.C.A. (3, 4), Asst. Secretary (4), Alsac Drive (4) CARL CATALANS 48 Garfield Avenue Class Play (4) MICHAEL CAVALLARE 5 Ryan Avenue Intramurals (1), Football (2), D.E. C. A. (3, 4), Wrestling (4) SAMUEL CELONE 161 Wood Street Chorus (1, 2, 3), Intramurals (1, 4), Basketball (2, 3), Class Play (1), Cross Country (2) JoANN CENTAZZO 153 Fatima Drive Intramurals (1, 2), D.E.C.A. (3, 4), Vice-President (4), Alsac Drive (4), Junior Prom and Christmas Dance Committees KENNETH CENTAZZO 752 Metacom Avenue Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4), Math Team (2), Student Council (2), Baseball (2, 3, 4), Scholarship Drive, Soccer (3, 4), Portuguese Club (4), Sophomore Hop Committee and Junior Prom Committee BARBARA CIOCIOLA 2 Roosevelt Drive Intramurals (1, 2, 3), Student Council (2, 3, 4), Future Nurses Club (2. 3), Majorette (3), Ski Club (4), Chorus (4), Class Play (4), Musical Revue (4), Junior Prom, Christmas Dance and Homecoming Committees DIANA CORNMAN 16 Surf Drive Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4), Cheerleader (1, 2), Scholarship Drive (3), A.A. (3, 41. Ski Club (3, 4). Student Leader (3, 4), F.T.A. (3), Class Play (1, 4), Junior Prom. Christmas Dance and Homecoming Committees MARIE CORRICELL1 10 Roma Street Intramurals (1, 2. 3), Chorus (1), D. E.C.A. (3) •—National Honor Society CHERYL COSTA 54 Creylock Road Executive Board (1), Intramurals (1), Cheerleader (2. 3, 4), Class Play (1), Junior Prom and Homecoming Committees JOANNE COSTA 6 Lea Drive Intramurals (1, 2, 3), Ski Club (4), Chorus (41, Class Play (4), Junior Prom, Homecoming and Christmas Dance Committees RICHARD COSTA 11 Rrooksjarm Drive JOHN CRAVEIRO 18 Ryan Avenue Football (1. 2, 3, 4), Wrestling (2, 3, 4), Class Play (4) ANGELA CRISCUOLO 1217 Hope Street Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4), Italian Club (1, 21, Future Nurses Club (1, 2), Intramurals (1, 2), Pepperette (1, 2, 3), Musical Revue (4) THERESA CRUZ 12 Lang Avenue Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (3, 41, Student Leader (3, 4), Class Play (4), Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Christmas Dance and Homecoming Committees NORMAN DALLAIRE 16 Terrace. Drive Football (1), Student Council (1), Golf (1, 4), Student Advisory Board (41 NANCY DaPONTE 55 Sherry Avenue Debating Club ill. Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4), Portuguese Club (1, 2, 3), Library Club (11, Executive Board (2, 3, 4), Special Ed. Aid (2, 4), Student Council (3, 4), F.T.A. (3), Pegasus (3, 4), A.A. (3), R.I.C. Seminars (3, 4), Class Play (4), Musical Revue (4), Scholarship Drive (4), Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Christmas Dance and Homecoming Committees RICHARD DELIMA 20 Bradford Street WILLIAM DENNIS Class Play (1, 4), Band (1, 2), Soccer (2, 3), Yearbook—sports editor (41, Sophomore Hop Committee — Rhode Island Honor Society ANTHONY DePALMA 207 Bayview Avenue Football (1) WALTER DIAS 22 Meadow Lane Football (1, 2, 3), Executive Board (1), Portuguese Club (2, 3), Track (2, 3), Student Council (3, 4), Class President (4), Class Play (4), Junior Prom and Christmas Dance Committee MARK DONOVAN 66 Cliff Drive Rasketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Football (1), Soccer (3, 4), Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees, Executive Board (2, 3, 4) ROBIN DONOVAN 66 Cliff Drive Student Council—secretary (1), American Legion Award (1), A.A. (1, 2, 3, 41, Intramurals (1. 2. 3, 4), Class Play (1. 41, Executive Board (21, Pegasus (2, 3, 4), Class Secretary (3, 41, Yearbook (4), Chorus (4), Special Ed. Aid (41, Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees • LYNN DROLET 36 Greenway Drive Intramurals (1, 2), D.E.C.A. (3, 4), Treasurer (41, Alsac Drive (41. Scholarship Drive (41, Class Play (4), Junior Prom and Sophomore Hop Committees RAYMOND DUBORD 72 Charles Street D.E.C.A. (41 LYNN ECKERSLEY 1375 Hope Street Intramurals (11, Art Club (2. 3), Chorus (2, 31. Ski Club (3), D.E. C.A. (3, 41 KEITH ENOS 112 Union Street MAGDALEN FARIA 744 Metacom Avenue Portuguese Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 41, Special Ed. Aid (2, 3, 4), Cheerleader (31, Executive Board (3), F.T.A. (3). Scholarship Drive (31, Pegasus (41. Basketball (41. Junior Prom. Christmas Dance and Homecoming Committees 185 MARGARET FERRIS 80 Peck Avenue Pegasus—editor (1, 2), Rand (1, 2), Student Council Leader (2, 3), Intramurals (2, 3), R.I.C. Seminars (3, 4), A.A. (3, -1), F.T.A.—president (3), Yearbook—editor (4), Class Play (4), Sophomore Hop. Junior Prom and Homecoming Committees ROBERT FERRO Oliver Street Rasketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1), Cross Country (2), Soccer (3, 4), Portuguese Club (4), Executive Board (4) RUSSELL FRANCIS 703 Metacom Avenue I.A.C.P. (4) PAUL FREITAS 9 Colonial Drive Art Club (1. 2. 3), Band (1. 2, 3. 4), Cross Country (2) SUSAN GABL1NSKE 106 Pales Roard Italian Club (1), Prism Staff (2). Photo Club (3), Pegasus (3, 4), Science Club (4), Class Play (4) JOSEPH GALLAGHER By field Street GREGORY GAMON 4 Evelyn Drive Football (1, 3), Baseball (1), Class Vice-President (1), Class Play (1), Wrestling (2, 3, 4). Captain (4), All State (4), Class President (3), Junior Prom Committee THOMAS GAMON 4 Evelyn Drive Football 11, 2), Wrestling (2, 3, 4), I.A.C.P. (4), Student Advisory-Board—chairman (4) ROBERT GARCIA 22 Second Street A.A. (1, 2, 3, 4), Executive Board (3), A.A.—Vice President (4), Baseball Mgr. (1, 2, 3, 4). Football Mgr. 112. 3, 4), Basketball Mgr. (3, 4), Wrestling Mgr. (2). Student Council (3, 4), Vice-President (4), Scholarship Drive (3), Christmas Dance Committee (4) —National Honor Society 186 NORMA GARDNER 4 Roosevelt Drive Executive Board (1), Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4), F.T.A. (3), Pegasus (4), Science Club (4), Prism (4), Class Play (4) NANCY GANZ 35 Burton Street Class Play (1). Intramurals (2, 3), Pegasus (2), Chorus (3, 4). Ski Club (4). A.A. (4) PATRICIA GARRITY 96 Narrows Road Intramurals (1, 2), Future Nurses Club (3), Class Play (4) JOAN GIANOLA Poppasquash Road Class Play 11, 4), Pegasus (1, 2, 3), Pepperette (1), All State Chorus (1), Cheerleader (3, 4), Chorus (2, 4), Model Legislature (3, 4), Yearbook (4), A.A. (4), Musical Revue (4). Sophomore Hop. Junior Prom Committee THERESA G1BBEMEYER 631 Hope Street Debating Club (1), Class Play (1. 4), Cheerleader (2), Madrigal Group (3, 4), Musical Review (3, 4), Chorus—secretary (3, 4) MICHAEL GLADU 24 Beach Road Art Club (3). I.A.C.P. (4), Class Play (4) DONNA GOES D.E.C.A. (4), Alsac Drive (4) VDIEDRE GRABERT 30 Beach Road Class Play (1, 4), Debating Club (3), Cheerleader (1, 2, 3, 4), Pegasus (1. 2, 3), Band (2), Student Leader (2, 3, 41, Student Council (21, F.T.A. (31, Ski Club (4), Class Play (4), Yearbook (41, Basketball (41, Intramurals (41, Betty Crocker Award (4), Sophomore Hop and Christmas Dance Committees, High School Tournament DAVID COGLIA 41 Peck Avenue ALFRED GREEN 366 Hope Street —Rhode Island Honor Society MICHAEL GRIMO 19 Elmwood Drive Football (1, 2), Art Club (1, 3), Class Play (1, 4), Intramurals (2. 3) • ELIZABETH HANSON I Ambrose Court Debating Club (1), Band (1, 2), Pegasus (1, 21, Pepperette (2, 31, Prism (2). Ski Club (3), D.E.C.A. (3), Executive Board (41, Junior Prom and Homecoming Committees • STEVEN HARNOIS 825 Hope Street PATRICIA HAYES 35 Evelyn Drive Debating Club (1, 21, Intramurals (1), Ski Club (31, Sophomore Hop Committee ROBERT HEEKS Class Play (1), Class Treasurer (1) . American Legion Award (1), Football (2, 3, 41, Track (2), Art Club (2, 3, 4), Chorus (4), Musical Review (41 MARY JANE HEINS 1 Scott Pane Ski Club (41, Science Club (4) THOMAS HOFFMAN 17 Third Street Class Play (1, 4), Executive Board (2) , Class Vice-President (3), Wrestling (3) • CYNTHIA HOUSE 54 Clipper Way Executive Board (1). Cheerleader (1, 2. 3, 41, Co-Captain (4), Class Play (11 PETER IASIELLO 92 Peck Avenue Basketball (1. 2. 3, 41, Baseball (1, 2, 3, 41, Executive Board (3) WILLIAM JONES 14 Sowarns Drive Class Play (1), Soccer (2, 4) JOHN JORDAN Butterworth Avenue Ski Club (4) GEORGE KENNA 53 Cliff Drive Football (11. Baseball (2, 3, 4), Intramurals (2. 3, 41, Basketball Mgr. (3), A.A. (3) CYNTHIA KING 14 King Philip Avenue Art Club (1), Intramurals (1), Chorus (3, 4) DEBORAH MAISANO 73 Heacli Road Glass Play (1, 4). Intramurals (1, 2), Student Council (1), Majorette (2), Debating Club (2), Executive Board (21, Cheerleader (2, 3), Pegasus (3), Class Treasurer (4), Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees JANE MALAFRONTE 142 Mt. Hope Avenue Intramurals (1. 2), Class Play (4)., Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom. Ring Dance and Christmas Dance Committees ANTHONY MANCIERI 34 Bourne Street Intramurals (2). Basketball (3, 4). Baseball (4) JOSEPH MARSHALL 129 Constitution Street STEVEN MARTIN 34 Greenway Drive Band (1, 3), Class President (2), Wrestling (2), Intramurals (2). Executive Board (4), Class Play (1, 4), National Merit Scholarship Commendation LOUIE MASCOLA 118 Constitution Street Class Play (1), Musical Review (4) JANE MATTOS 321 State Street Intramurals (1). Pegasus (4), Ski Club (3), Executive Board (3), Scholarship Drive (3), Class Play (1, 4), Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Christmas Dance and Homecoming Committees, Yearbook Staff (4) MICHAEL MAZZA 49 Hopeworth Avenue ELLEN McAULIFFF, 75 Burton Street Student Council (1), Intramurals (1, 2, 3), Ski Club (3), Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom and Christmas Dance Committees -National Honor Society CHRISTOPHER McCARTHY 110 Bradford Street Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Wrestling (2, 4), Track (2) ANTHONY MEDEIROS 122 Bayview Avenue ‘ JANET MEDEIROS 4 Church Cove Road Class President (1), Class Secretary (2) , Class Treasurer (3), Cheerleader (1, 2, 3, 4), Co-Captain (4), Math Team (3, 4), Student leader (3) , Pegasus (3), Executive Board (4) , Class Play (4), Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Christmas Dance and Homecoming Queen JOHN PAUL MEDEIROS 6 Doran Avenue Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Wrestling (2, 4), Basketball (1, 3), Class Play (1, 4), Executive Board (2), Student Council, (3, 4), Art Club (4), Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom and Homecoming Committees MARY MEDEIROS 168 Wood Street Pepperette (1), Class Secretary (1), Class Play (1), Cheerleader (2, 3), Executive Board (2). Intramurals (2), Chorus (4) • PATRICIA MEEHAN 24 St. Elizabeth Street Debating Club (1), Executive Board (1), Student Council (2), Prism (2), Pegasus (3), Math Team (3), Portuguese Club (3), R.I.C. Seminars (3, 4), Yearbook (4), W.J.A.R. High School Tournament (41, Sophomore Hop. Junior Prom, Christmas Dance and Homecoming Committees CHARLES MELLO 6 Darker Avenue Ski Club (4), Homecoming and Christmas Dance Committees DIANE MONTARO 11 Annawamscutt Drive Chorus (21, Executive Board (31, Pegasus (3), Intramurals (3, 41, Yearbook (41, A.A. (41, Class Play (41, Sophomore Hop. Junior Prom and Christmas Dance Committees Rhode Island Honor Society DENNIS MORAN 37 Bourne Street Intramurals (1, 2. 3), Band (1, 2, 3), Cross Country (3), Basketball (4) MARILYN MORAN 608 Wood Street Baseball (1), Future Nurses (1, 2), Library Club (1), Scholarship Drive (1), A.A. (3, 4), Secretary (4) RICHARD MORAN 50 Ridge Road Intramurals (11, Class Play (1), Baseball (1, 21, Executive Board (2. 3), Tennis (21. Wrestling (2. 3), Freshman Frolic, Sophomore Hop, and Junior Prom Committees ROBERT MORAN 50 Ridge Road Sophomore Hop Committee REBECCA MORIN 67 Church Street • PATRICIA MORRIS 93 Kickemuit Avenue RUSSELL MORRIS 7 Colonial Road Band (1,2, 3,41 ANTHONY NAPPI 5 Coggeshell Avenue Baseball (1), Football (1, 2. 31, Chorus (3, 4) MICHAEL NAPPI 329 High Street HARRIET NERONE 7 Prospect Avenue A.A. (3, 41 IRENE NEVINS 64 Fox Hill Avenue Latin Club (2), Pegasus (3, 41, Science Club (4) ARTHUR NUNES 143 Bay View Avenue Ski Club (31. D.E.C.A. (3. 41 KAREN O’CONNELL 1382 Hope Street Debating (11, Pegasus 111, Intramurals (1, 21, Majorette (1. 2, 3, 187 4), Drum Maj. (2, 3, 4), Portu-guesc Club (1, 2), Class Play (1. 4), Chorus (1. 2), Ski Club (3), Band (3), Sophomore Hop and Christmas Dance Committees MANUEL OLIVEIRA 31 First Street Football (2, 3, 4), Wrestling (2), Track (2, 3. 4), Portuguese Club (2) , Intramurals (3), Student Council (3, 4), Executive Board (3) , Scholarship Drive (3), Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees PAULA OLIVER 112 Hope Street Debating Club (1), Portuguese Club (1. 2), Library Club (1), Prism (2), Student Council (2, 3, 4), Treasurer (4). Intramurals (2, 3). F.T.A. (3), Scholarship Drive (3), Yearbook (4), Class Play (4) JUDITH PARTINGTON 9 Herzig Street Student Council (1. 2, 3, 4), President (1, 4), Class Play (1, 4), Majorette (1. 2), Pegasus (1. 2), Intramurals (1, 2), Edward Russo Memorial Award (1), Scholarship Drive (1. 2), Student Leader (2, 3, 4). Cheerleader (3), Yearbook (4), Ass’t. Editor (4), F.T.A. Chorus (4), Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom and Christmas Dance Committees DOM EMC PASQUERELL1 27 Catherine Street I.A.C.P. (4) PETER PAULL 12 Adelaide Avenue Football (1), Executive Board (1, 4), Track (2). A.A. (3), Ski Club (3, 4), Class Play—Stage Mgr. (4) KAREN PELLEGRINI Butlerworth Avenue • NANCY PERRERIN 6 Reservoir Avenue Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (3), A.A. (4), Yearbook (4), Chorus (4), Student Leader (4), Class Play (4), Sophomore Hop. Junior Prom. Homecoming and Christmas Dance Committees National Honor Society 188 MARY PEREIRA 18 Roma Street Portuguese Club (3), Library Club (3) . D.E.C.A. (3, 4), Alsac Drive (4) ANTHONY PERRY 22 Sowams Drive Football (1), Wrestling (2), I.A. C.P. (4) • MARY EMILY PERRY 527 Wood Street OLIVER POISSANT 8 Reservoir Avenue DAVID PRENDA 5 San Francisco Street MARILYN PRINDLE 18 Brooktvood Road Intramurals (2, .3), D.F..C.A. (3, 4), Secretary (4), Alsac Drive (41, Scholarship Drive (4) JOHN PUNIELLO 314 Hope Street A.V. (1), Intramurals (3, 4), Ski Club (4) JOHN RAGANO 29 Fatima Drive JOHN PAUL RAMOS 11 Griswold Avenue Basketball (1). Baseball (1). Intramurals (2, 3, 4), Tennis (2, 3, 4), Soccer (3, 4), Portuguese (4) ANDREA RECUPF.RO 1248 Hope Street Cheerleader (1), Majorette (2), Italian Club (2), Chorus (3), Pep-perette (3), D.E.C.A. (3), Junior Prom Committee PAULA REGO 652 Hope Street Portuguese Club (1, 2, 3. 4), Treasurer (1, 2), Executive Board (2. 3, 4), Class Play (4), Ski Club (4), Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom and Christmas Dance Committees KAREN REILLY 33 Hopeworth Avenue ELIZABETH REMINGTON 39 Acacia Road Pepperette (1, 2, 3, 4), Debating Club (1), Intramurals (1. 2). Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom and Christmas Dance Committees FREDERICK RIBF.1RF. 50 Greylock Road Class Play (1) DANIAL ROBBINS 65 Burton Street MARY ROCHA 14 John Street Student Council (1, 2), Intramurals (1, 2, 3), Portuguese Club (2, 3. 4), Special Ed. Aid (2, 4), Scholarship Drive (21, Basketball (31, R.I.C. Seminars (3), Ski Club (41, Student Leader (4), U.R.I. Seminars (4) MARY RODRIGUES Scholarship Drive (11. Special Ed. Aid (4) • DANIEL ROUNDS 92 Beach Road Executive Board (1. 2. 3), Chorus (1, 2. 3, 41, All-State (2. 3, 41, President (41, Football (1 3), Pegasus (1), Phoenix Writer (1. 41, Cross-Country Captain (2. 41. Track (2, 3, 41, Scholarship Drive (31, Freedom Essay winner (3), Musical Review (3, 41, Class Vice-President (4), National Honor Society President (41, Yearbook (41. ('lass Play (1. 4). High School Tournament (41, Sophomore Hop. Junior Prom and Christmas Dance Committees PETER SALCONE 25 Roma Street Football (1) EMILY SALVAGGIO 11 Bliven Avenue Future Nurses Club Treasurer (2, 31, Special Ed. Aid (2. 3, 41. Intramurals (2, 3j, Yearbook (4), Chorus (41, Junior Prom and Christmas Dance Committees DEBORAH SAMSON 58 Cliff Drive D.E.C.A. (3, 4), Junior Prom Committee ELIZABETH SCOI.A 107 Charles Street MICHAEL SECURO 55 Cole Street Football (1). Mgr. (3, 4). Basketball (11. Baseball (1. 2, 3. 4). Intramurals (2. 3, 4), A.A. (4), Pegasus (4) - Rhode Island Honor Society FILOMENA SII.VA 158 Mount Hope Avenue Debating (1, 2), Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4), Portuguese Club (1, 2, 3), President (2), Secretary (3), Basketball (3) GRACE SILVA 13 Violet Court MARIAN SILVA 19 Center Street Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4), Portuguese Club (1. 2. 3, 4), Treasurer (3, 4), Basketball (3) AARON SMITH 36 Aaron Avenue Band (1. 2, 3, 4), Class Play (4) DAVID SMITH Monkey Wrench Lane Football (1, 3, 4), Baseball (1), Wrestling (2) ALFRED SOARES 307 State Street A.V. (1), Science Club (3, 4), Vice-President (4), National Honor Society—Vice President (4), Cross Country (4), Track (4), Class Play (4), Renselaer Award for Math and Science (4) ALAN SOUSA 1309 Hope Street Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Debating )2) ANTHONY SOUSA 145 High Street Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) CAROL SOUSA 25 Prospect Street Basketball (1), Baseball (1), D.E. C.A. (3, 4), Class Play (1) CATHERINE SOUSA 31 First Street Basketball (1), Baseball (2), D.E. C.A. (3. 4), Class Play (4) JOYCE SOUSA 31 Bradford Street Basketball (1), D.E.C.A. (4). Chorus (4) JORDAN SOUSA 15 Pauli Street Chorus (1), Executive Board (2), Debating (2), Ski Club 14), Christmas Dance and Homecoming Committees LOUISE SOUSA 30 Thompson Avenue Portuguese Club (1. 2), Intramurals (1), Executive Board (2), Future Nurses Club (2, 3). President (3), Chorus (2, 3), Student Council (3, 4), A.A. (3). Class Play (4) ROBERT SOUSA 36 Vernon Avenue Baseball (1, 2) WILLIAM SOUSA 1356 Hope Street Chorus (2, 3), Musical Review (3, 4) DONALD SPAULDING Butlerworlh Avenue Ski Club (4), Sophomore Hop Committee DONALD SQUIRES 89 Wood Street Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1, 3), Track (2, 4), Executive Board (4) CHARLOTTE STEVENS 19 Sherry Avenue JOSEPH STEWART 11 Seigel Street Football (1), Soccer (3) DAVID SYLVIA 69 Aaron Avenue All State Chorus (1), Class Play (1), Portuguese Club (4) ELIZABETH TAPPERO 70 Mulberry Road Class Play (1, 4), Intramurals (1), Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4), Prism (3, 4), Yearbook (4), Student Leader (4), Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom, Homecoming and Christmas Dance Committees JUNE TAVARES 249 Hope Street Intramurals (1, 2, 3), Basketball (3), Class Play (4), Homecoming and Christmas Dance Committees RICHARD TAVARES 22 Magnolia Street Football (2, 3, 4), Class Play (4), Junior Prom Committee ROGER TRAVERS 7 Violet Court Class Play (1), D.E.C.A. (4), Scholarship Drive (4) RICHARD TRAVERS 10 Easterbrook Avenue D.E.C.A. (4), Class Play (4), Al-sac and Scholarship Drives (4), Christmas Dance and Homecoming Committees DEBRA TUCKER 39 Soivams Drive Basketball (1, 2, 3), Band (1, 2), Pegasus (4). Ski Club (4), Special Ed. Aid (4), Chorus (4), Sophomore Hop, Junior Prom and Christmas Dance Committees KRISTINE VARGAS 5 Hawthorne Avenue Class Play (4) MARY V1ENS 78 Ferry Road Library Club (1, 2, 3), Debating (1, 2), Ski Club (3, 4), Photo Club (3) DEBORAH WALKER 15 Fatima Drive SUSAN WALKER 84 Peck Avenue Band (1, 2), Pegasus (1, 2, 3, 4), Class Play (1, 4), Intramurals (1, 2, 3), Scholarship Drive (1, 2), Future Nurses (2, 3), Prism (2), Student Council (2). Student Leader (3, 4), Executive Board (4) DIANE WELLS 98 Constitution Street Debating (1), Executive Board (2, 3) , Cheerleader (2. 3, 4), Yearbook (3, 4), Business Mgr. (4), F.T.A. (3) . Intramurals (3. 4), Class Play (4) , Sophomore Hop. Junior Prom and Christmas Dance Committees JAMES WHITE 53 Snwams Drive Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Class Play (1, 4) . Intramurals (1, 3, 4), Student Council (1), Soccer (2, 3. 4). Basketball (2), Executive Board 12, 3), Portuguese Club (4), Model Legislature (4), Sophomore Hop and Junior Prom Committees KAREN WICKWIRE 17 Hampden Road LEONARD WICKWIRE 17 Hampden Road D.E.C.A. (4), Alsac Drive (4) THEODORE WILLIAMS Hope Street NANCY WILSON 6 Glenview Drive National Honor Society —Rhode Island Honor Society In Memory Of Mrs. Gilda Cavollaro Always you had to solve, heal, give, serve, run . . . And then, before we guessed, your life was done. “And where was her reward?” I hotly ask. The answer comes. The prize was in the task. By Her Husband and Children 190 And Also Her Brothers and Sisters Acknowledgements The Yearbook Staff would like to take this opportunity to give special acknowledgments to the following faculty members and students for helping to make the yearbook a success: Mr. Domenic Raiola—The advisor of the 1970 Green and White Mr. Raiola spent a countless number of hours helping the staff put together this yearbook. Mr. Wesley Maynard—An unofficial member of the Green and White. Mr. Maynard helped us greatly with the worked needed to be done by the IBM machine. Anthony Balzo—A member of the Green and White Staff. Though officially the photographer. Rusty spent numerous hours working on the lay-out. To Mr. Canario, Mr. Candelmo, Mr. Securo, the faculty, the office secre- 191 taries, and all the people connected with our Green and White. S- V� ..- •• 1 •••■■ .. s: Ua