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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

I I v'l - . . ■ •f . v . • • •. v • • • • .1 . ‘ - r’jri.f - '' v. •. • y-:- . ■■ X' ■ -r; •J.f '-i - • : ■ : f ■ The trails of the world be countless, and most of the trails be tried You tread on the heels of many, till you come where the ways divide; One trail has been followed by many, while the other has seldom been trod; Fear not to follow the Lone Trail, if guided by the hand of God if v. v?-'V :■ -v : r ? :•;' Dedication Today’s society requires much of its youth, and we sometimes find ourselves pressured by problems that require the advice of an adult. The person to whom a student will invariably turn must possess certain qualities not found in an average man. The Class of 1971 has recognized these abilities to understand and advise them in the person of Frank J. Campagna. His position as a Counselor in the Bristol High School Guidance Department has enabled him to come in contact with each student personally and he regards them as individuals, not merely as a name on a list. Mr. Campagna has striven to help us discover ourselves and our abilities both scholastically as well as socially. Il is through his tireless efforts that we have advanced as students and as a class and have been prepared for our lives after graduation. He has taught us to strive for goals that must he attained and to set our sights on a successful future. His belief in the ability of the student is in itself encouraging, and he has expressed particular concern and interest in our class. It is therefore with profound gratitude and sincere pride that we the members of the Senior Class of Bristol High School dedicate the 1971 Green and White to Mr. Frank J. Campagna TABLE Administration CONTENTS Underclassmen Advertisements Superintendent Edward P. Travers To the graduating class of 1971, I extend my congratulations and best wishes for great success as you leave Bristol High. Your years here have been filled with learning and living and will he greatly appreciated by you as time goes on. You will recall many happy moments here as you enter a new world of further learning and a career. May you always hold your alma mater and community in high esteem and represent the best of Bristol in your future endeavors. 8 Assistant To The Superintendent Lansing K. Reinholz L. to ?. — Mr. Joseph Sousa, Mr. Thomas Campagna, Mrs. Jean Tappero, Mr. Joseph Kinder; ehairman, Mr. Fred Ferris, Miss Ida Sousa. Mr. Ralph Marlin School Committee Principal Mr. Frank T. Canario TO THE CLASS OF 71' Ever) generation has had its problems, its challenges and its dreams. But perhaps there has been none that has been as intensely committed as yours to making the Great American Dream come true — the dream conceived by the authors ol the Declaration of Independence and the American Constitution. May Divine Providence guide you and give you the will and strength to uphold the dignity of man ami all those rights with which he was endowed by the Creator. May your activism be orderly ami may it finally insure true justice, freedom and peace among men. 12 To the Class of ”71 1 sincerely hope that all of you graduates continue to develop your abilities and I know you will receive encouragement from your teachers, your parents, and your friends. In addition to this, I hope your attitudes concerning the future are positive. Continue to communicate with your elders and with your peers with a view toward making a constructive contribution to your society, to vour country. Congratulations on your achievements and best wishes for your success. Assistant Principals To The Class of ”71” It is my pleasure to be able to congratulate the Class of 71 for its accomplishments. I am particularly thankful for those efforts that you have extended in helping me through my first year as an administrator at Bristol High School. We hope, that in addition to the 3Rs. we have provided you with an opportunity to learn about yourselves as individuals. The decisions you make that concern your general well-being and happiness will be greatly influenced by that particular knowledge. We have tried to make the [joint that hard work, dedication, involvement and an honest concern for the condition of people are important ingredients to a meaningful life style. Peace and Best W ishes 13 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT L. to R. — Mr. Paolino. coordinator; Mr. Raiola, Mr. Davis, Mrs. Teves, Mr. Kalafar-ski, Mr. Howland, Mr. Jeffrey, Mr. Walsh. Mr. Rounds, Miss Rego, Mr. Hardie, Mrs. Jouklaris, Miss Nellis. Mrs. Anthony, Miss Bruno, Miss Di lien hack. Mr. Perry MATH DEPARTMENT Mr. Contente, coordinator; Miss Lombardi. Mr. Partington, Miss Kwan, Miss Reid. Mr. Moss, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Blouin. Mr. Zoo-loomian, Mr. Salmani. Mr. Channing HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mr. Fasano, Mr. Nash, Miss Metayer, Mr. Paris. Miss Borges, Mr. Weinberg, Mr. Faria. Mr. Matrone, coordinator In memory of Mr. Edward J. Firzgerald BUSINESS DEPARTMENT L. to R. — Miss Carreiro, Miss Salzano. Mr. DeQuattro, Mr. Maynard. Mr. Rego, Mrs. McIntyre: Business Coodinator; Mr. Franklin, Mr. Scanlon. Front Row: Miss Gonsalves, Mrs. Nunes. Miss Moniz, Mrs. DelToro gJJ7Y yORTUGAL PORTUGAL PORTUOAL LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT L. to R. — Mr. Guerette, Miss Vendituoli. Miss Craveiro. Mr. Drury, Mrs. Pontes, Miss Hardie, Mr. Almeida: Language Coordinator SCIENCE DEPARTMENT L. to R. — Mr. Cavallaro, Mr. Caspar. Mrs. Zappulla, Miss Fiske. Mr. Cheetham, Mr. Foley: Science Coordinator: Mr. Partridge. Mr. Russo. Mr. Carlson GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT (Stan,linn) Mr- R|1S¥- Mr- Campagna, Mr. Jagi.'lski. Mr. Trag.-r (Sitting) Mrs. Ose, Mrs. Hall 16 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT L. to R. — Mr. Dober, Mr. Securo, Mrs. Travers, Mrs. Carpenter, Mr. Santo: Athletic Director INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT L. to R. — Mr. Butler, Mr. Moffat. Mr. Richmond, Mr. Gromling. Mr. Shattle, Mr. Phelan. Mr. Poland SECRETARIES Mrs. Salvaggio, Mrs. Perry, Miss Silvia AUDIOVISUAL Mr. Capone IN MEMORY OF Mrs. Emily Savino ATTENDANCE Mrs. Caice. Mrs. Partington , SCHOOL COMMITTEE '• “S ’•N—1 Ml” ■ “ c- Th-“ =� « « «- « KITCHEN STAFF TEACHER AIDES CUSTODIANS SENIORS PRESIDENT DOUGLAS GABLINSKE VICE-PRESIDENT KATHERINE RONIGK GALE ARSENAULT MARY LOU ALMEIDA 22 EILEEN COSTA CHARLES FALUGO ANNE BYRNES MATTHEW CALDERISO Sen Class CLASS ADVISOR MR. WILLIAM FASANO REBECCA GOMES KATHRYN GIBBEMEYF.R ior Officers CLASS ADVISOR MRS. LINDA JOUKLARIS DONNA LIGEIRO JOHN MACK SECRETARY LISA PELLEGRINO TREASURER NICHOLAS IACOVELLI LINDA NIELSEN FRANK MORRA DONNA SAVINO CHARLES RAMOS MARY LOU SOUSA KENNETH THOMPSON 23 ANNE ABATE To know her well is to like her belter. Anne . . . quiet . . . neat . . . friendly GILBERT V. AGUIAR It's football that makes the world go 'round. Gilly . . . football . . . The Rapper MARY LOU ALMEIDA After the verb ’to love', 'to help' is the most beautiful word.'9 Lou . . . popular . . . Burk . . . dependable 24 NATALIE ALMEIDA ’’All things are becoming in good women. Nat . . . ready smile . . . Fall River . . . talkative SANDRA ALMEIDA A girl of a few words until you get to know her. '' Sandy . . . friendly . . . witty STEVEN J. ALMEIDA Do it today; tomorrow there might be a law against it. ” Steve . . . with the guys . . . quiet NORMAN ALTICE Youth is the season of hope, enterprise, and energy. ” Norm . . ear . . . girls . . . talkative REBECCA ALVES Two aims in life: first to get what you want, and after that, enjoy it. Becky . . . lively . . . Tm in a jam!” . . . carefree LOUISE P. AMARAL The more the mischief the belter the sport. Talkative . . . athletic . . . enthusiastic MARIA T. AMARAL Hilarity is the levity of wit. Bird . . . witty . . . happy-go-lucky PAULA A. AMARAL The more we know her, the better we like her. Attractive . . . Joe . . . likable . . . sin- ■■ I■■■■■ ANGELO G. ANANIA One cannot always be a hero, ; o ie can always be a man. ” Skip . . . easy-going . . . amicable MARYANN ANDREWS Beware of those who are quiet — they bring surprises. ” Quiet . . . good-natured . . . sincere PATRICIA ANNARUMMO She is not as quiet as she pretends to be. ” Pat . . . soft-spoken . . . pretty eyes . . . the bank PAULINE ARMILLOTTO To worryr little and show it less, is her idea of happiness. Lena . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Richie . . . XI-590 never met a man didn't like. Talented . . . Dan . . . flirtatious . . . fun-loving 26 THOMAS A5COLI A man does not work for glory, but for his own satisfaction.'' Tom . . . helpful . . . sports . . . friendly BETHANY ASPINWALL Mv style and my sentiment are my own. purely original. ” Clothes . . . artistic . . . Benny ... attractive MICHAEL BALZANO Content is a kingdom and I wear the crown. Mike . . . likable . . . easy-going ■ NANCY M. BALZANO Moons and Junes and ferris wheels. I've looked at life that way. Nanc . . . NB99 . . . Hotsie . . . talkative STACY AXTELL A girl of a few thousand words. Petite . . . neat . . . Russ REBECCA A. BALZANO Let not your heart be troubled. Bee . . . Paul . . . friendly . . . the hank 27 ADELINE BENEVIDES “She tires for his lore. Addy . . . D.E.C.A. . . . attractive PAUL BENTO St hoot is nice, hut vacation is nicer. Tweet's . . . reserved . . . golf ANN L. BERNARD Youth is wholly experimental. Small . . . d rums . . . witty There is nothing more beautiful than cheerful ness. “ Likable . . . with the girls . . . comical M. PATRICIA BETTENCOURT The happiest people arc those who hare no particular reason for being happy ex-cept that they are so. ” Patty . . . friendly . . . Kippv . . . carefree A cheerful temper joined with innocence will make beauty attract ire. knowledge delightful. and wit good nalured. Elaine . . . sweet . . . |uiet 28 PAMELA J. BOTELHO No mailer what others may he. she will he herself ” Pam . . . Youth Center . . . with the girls MARILYN BOZZARIO Trifles make perfection, but perfection is no trifle Neat . . . majorettes . . . pretty . . . clothes wr ALFRED BRAZIL A man of few words but many thoughts. Al . . . Antique Shop . . . quiet DEBRA BREAULT To living she applies all the rules of good sportsmanship. ” Deh . . . athletic . . . likable SUSAN H. BREWER Happiness is no laughing matter. Sue . . . Kenny . . . clothes C. PATRICK BRITO Individuality is an utopia in itself ” Pat . . . that laugh . . . happy-go-lucky 29 MINER BROTHERTON Each man . . . is justified in his indivi-dualilYy as his nature is found to be immense. Individual . . . hair . . . wild clothes KENNETH BRUNO Don't look back or you'll be left behind. Kenny . . . basketball . . . his eyes . . . Rosco ANNETTE BUONANNO An innocent face., but you can never tell. WE 45 . . . Albert . . . D.E.C.A. . . . nice smile ANNE E. BYRNES A merry face is the sign of a happy heart. Witty . . . sociable . . . goat ... on the g° MARIA CABRAL Serenity harbors happiness and preserves peace. Maria . . . pretty . . . quiet ROBERT E. CABRAL Man is the hunter, woman the panic. Bobby . . . tall . . . talkative 30 ANGELO CALANDRA Joking and humor are pleasant, and often of extreme utility. Cal . . . funny . . . Pat . . . talkative EDMOND CALANDRA Happy I am, from care I am free.” Ed ... baseball . . . Red . . . with the guys PAULINE R. CAMERON A blush is the complexion of virtue. ” Peachy . . . clothes . . . artistic DAVID CARDOZA Humor is odd. grotesque and wild. Dave . . . funny . . . beard . . . intelligent MATTHEW A. CALDERISO Temptation is hard to resist. Matt . . . good looking . . . helpful . . . good guy EDWARD CARDOZA Never let studies interfere with your education. Eddy . . . different . . . with the guvs . . . silent 31 CELESTE MARIE CAREIRO It is pood to hr zealously affected always, in a pood ihinp. ” Talkative . . . hand . . . Tim . . . good worker ROSEMARY CARINHA Quick to smile and even quicker to lauph. ” Rose . . . AC64 . . . soccer games . . How cute” PAULA G. CARNELI.I There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. Pretty . . . Bobby . . . gullible . . . sociable STEVEN E. CARRF.IRO You are what you do, not what you think or say; what I do is what lam. Steve . . . good guy . . . sincere VINCENT CATALANO Nothinp is achieved before it is thorough-ly attempted. ” Vinny . . . Almac's ... a friend DENISE CAVALIERI The world belonps to the energetic. Cav . . . energetic- . . . her laugh 37 JOSEPH CAVALIER I Throw fear lo the wind. Cav . . . soccer. . . Jo A mi RICHARD CHAUVIN n ' worry, it's a waste of energy. Ril . . . history wiz . . . blonde hair MARY CAVALLARO Carefree and gay, she goes on her way. Mary Cav . . . with the girls . . . CS-990 ARTHUR CIRILLO He did nothing in particular hut did it eery- well. Art . . . his car . . . mischievous WAYNE L. CAYTON He must be storing all liis energy for future years. - Good looking . . . quiet . . . sincere LOUIS CIRILLO To study hard, think quietly, and act frankly. This is my symphony. Louie . . . helpful . . . artistic . . . quiet 33 PAUL CIRILLO What else can I be but what I am. Nice looking . . . nonchalant Mustang LOUIS JAMES COITE No one lores life like he does. Louie . . . helpful . . . skiing JAMES B. CONNERY Never say more than is necessary. Brian . . . foggy . . . math . . . basketball CHERYL ANN COOPER Her ways are of pleasantness and all her paths are peace. Band . . . studious . . . sociable ROBERT CORDEIRO Good humor makes all things tolerable. Rat . . . good-natured . . . Chevelle . . . handsome . . . moustache KEVIN P. CORREIA Why worn? What's the use? Kev . . . skiing . . . his car 34 DEBRA LEE COSTA Friendship is the only cement that wilt hold the world lapelher. Deli . . . loggv . . . likable . . . Warren . . . Good-natured EILEEN COSTA The beauty of her soul is reflected in her eyes. Friendly . . . pretty eyes . . • lovable . . . Shell RONALD COSTA Isn t life the perfect tinny, to pass the time awa y. ” Ronny . . . his ear . . . good guy . . . good worker JOSEPH F. T. COTE Must all life labor be. Joe . . . short . . . quiet PAULA ANN COSTA Her pleasure is her lower to charm. Cute . . . short . . . lovable . . . undecided ROBERT E. COTE He knows what he wants, and in his own way will attain his you I. ” Boli . . . Swell . . . helpful . . . friendly 35 ESTACIO DeCASTRO A fun-loving person meant to liven up the world. Stacy . . . soccer . . . short . . . rugged RALPH DeFELICE A auiet boy he appears to he. but underneath he's full of glee.'' Well-dressed . . . florist . . . short . . . cute GAIL DELGADO Life is nothing without friendship. Malibu . . . with the girls . . . witty ALBERT P. DELTORO Great hopes make great men. Spider . . . soccer . . . Almacs THERESA DENNIS A warm heart makes a true friend. Terry . . . Vinnie . . . neat . . . clothes . . . cherry 36 GEORGE DION Sometimes quiet is an unquiet thing. Basketball . . . nonchalant . . . his boats . . . handsome DENISE DIONNE Fun ttn I merriment make the world go 'round. Neat . . . fun-loving hair MADELINE M. DiSANO “Don't rain on rn paratie. Mustang . . . long hair . . . neat Choc, cabs . . . happ -go-luckv ELIZABETH DEORNELAS Quiet ami content to go her own tea� Quiet . . . reserved . . . her hair BRIGETTE DEPONTE am true to that u hich I believe. Kathi . . . cheerleader . . . Bohln preltv DENISE K. DESAULMERS You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Desog . . . efficient . . . editor . . . friendh 37 MICHAEL J. DOORIS A man 's n orth is estimated according to his knowledge. Mike . . . intelligent . . . track CHESTER DUNBAR What sweet delight a (juiet life affords. Chester . . . Audio-Visual . . . reserved BEVERLY M. DRYER Hitch your wagon to a star. Bcv . . . surfing . . . Paul . . . talkative GEORGE D. DUARTE Quiet men conquer many fields. Considerate . . . quiet . . . good guv 7 have enjoyed the happiness of the world. I have lived and loved. Cvndi . . . with Karvn . . . fun-loving . . . creamery PAUL BRYAN DuPONT 7 can resist everything hut temptation. Well-dressed . . . gas station . . . witt . . . Mousy 38 STEVEN ESPOSITO Some that smile have in their hearts millions of mischiefs Sieve . . . mischievous ... skiing . . . Espa PATRICIA ELLEN FALCO 'Happiness is the calm, glad certainty of innocence. ” Pally . . . Cadillac . . . clothes ... PS . . . pool parties DONALD FALES What the mind can believe it can achieve. Donnie . . . good worker . . . nice gu I CHARLES J. FA LUGO 7 can trace my ancestry back to a protoplasm a I primordial atomic globule. Charley . . . ambitious . . . the truck . . . popular . . . philosopher JANICE ELLEN FEDERICO Good taste is the flower of good sense. Prett . . . nice clothes . . . neat SANDRA LEE FEDERICO Good nature is one of the most precious gifts of Heaven. Sandy . . . Model Grocery . . . Band . . . energetic 39 JOHN PAUL FERNANDES A happy life consists of tranquility of mind. ’ Artistic . . . quiet . . . determined JEANNJE M. FERREIRA It's not tin brains that matter most, but that which guides them — the character, the heart, generous qualities. Jean . . . good friend . . . nice . . . reserved DENNIS JAMES FERREIRA A handsome man is always in demand. Denny . . . handsome . . . witty . . . well-liked' C LYNNE S. FITTING Yesterday is but today's memory, and tomorrow is today's dream. Sweet . . . Skip . . . diamond . . . D.E.C.A. EVANGELINA FERREIRA Quiet her thoughts, but merry her nature. Long hair . . . quiet . . . helpful CORA A. FLANAGAN Born with the gift of laughter and the sense that the world was mad. Fringed jacket . . . beads . . . talkative Elegance is good taste plus a dash of daring. Sha . . . attractive . . . Joe . . . clothes . . . pretty hair CHARLES FORTIN Strength of mind and mi phi of limb. Charlie . . . happ -go-luck . . . good Matured JOSEPH FRANCIS You ran fool some of the people all of the time ... Joe . . . gullible . . . Happy Head . . . easy-going CAROL FURTADO In ( uiet minds the prealest things do prow. Carol . . . diamond . . . quiet . . . her ear JOHN FRANCIS The lest of a great man is his humility. Jaeky Junk . . . cycle . . . his girl DOUGLAS W. GABI.INSKE A pood leader is doing his job when half the people are following him and half are chasing him. Doug . . . Class Prez . . . Nancv . . . ambitious . . . politician . . . VW 41 _4_2_ KATHRYN J. GIBBEMEYER Whoever has a heart full of love always has something to give. Kathy . . . cute . . . Pinky . . . lovable . . . considerate JANE GIUSTI A small spark lights a great fire. Jane . . . cute . . . funny . . . lovable MANUEL A. F. GOMES it's within his power to help, he will otul gladly. Manny . . . soccer . . . Donna . . . MG REBECCA J. GOMES Take i sad song and make it better. Becky . . . attractive . . . ehcerlcading Don't wait for your ship to come to you: row out and meet it. Willy . . . Mann . . . organ . . . artistic MARY C. GOULART Amiability begets riches. Mary . . . quiet . . . long hair . . . blue eyes EDWARD E. GROFF In even,' deed of mischief he had a heart to contrive and a hand to execute. Eddy . . . Dandelion Armv . . . artistic 43 ETHEL GUSTAFSON Gentleness is far more successful than violence. Ethel . . . soft-spoken . . . Nappi . . . red hair RICHARD J. HUSBAND Husbandry is the first step to riches. Rit . . . popular . . . football . . . witty . . . hair NICHOLAS IACOVELLI Some men succeed because they are destined to. but most because they are determined to. Nick . . . friendly . . . Treasurer . . . helpful MARGARET JANUARIO It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Peggy . . . clothes . . . Maverick . . . good-natured MARCELLA L. JONES It's a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Marry . . . athletic . . . Moose . . . nice personalia ROBIN ANN JONES A light heart lives long. Robin . . . Stephen . . . individual . . . cute smile 44 EDWARD JORDAN Fortune favors the hold. Eddy . . . guitar . . . hair FRANCES JO RATION The cheerful lire longest in years. '' Franny . . . mischief. . . ready smile CLAUDIA M. KNIGHT The love light in her eyes. Claud . . . pretty eyes . . . cheery . . . Stan . . . nice smile JOHN LABOA Why should I strive to set the crooked straight? Easy-going . . . amiable . . . moustache JONATHAN KATZEN Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles 99 you. Jon . . . mysterious . . . Terri . . . nice looking JAMES KING If I can't find fun I'll make some. Jimmy ... his car . . . baseball 45 KENNETH A. LAMBERT In ourselves our fortune lies: life is what we make it. Kenneth . . . Marilyn . . . nonchalant JOHN LANNAN Work is the only means to success. '' Good looking . . . Linda . . . well-liked . . . fool hall DALE ANN LANDRY Oh how with brightness hath lore filled my way.'' Diamond . . . short . . . talkative DIANE L. LANGELO To love is great, but to be loved is the greatest joy on earth. Di . . . Rit . . . Dodge . . . popular . . . pretty DENISE LANOUE Each has her own peculiar cast of mind and turn of expression. Intelligent . . . attractive . . . determined . . . pretty eyes ANTHONY J. LAWRENCE He tackled the thing that couldn't be tackled. Larrv L . . . Chevy . . . moustache . . . well-liked . . . witty 46 DAVID S. LESH A fervent and diligent man is ready for all things. Dave . . . individual . . . hair . . . luke DONNA L. LIGEIRO There is not so variable a thing in nature as a u nman s dress. ” Nice clothes . . . Rit . . . cheerleader. . . neat RICHARD T. LINN True worth is in being, not seeming. Dickie . . . Wharf Tavern . . . individualist CHARLES A. LOMBARDI I want what I want when I want it. Charles . . . his car . . . Barrington JOHN C. MACK He dabbles in everything from athletics to love. Fudgie . . . football . . . Shell . . . skiing BARBARA A. LOMBARDI Her accomplishments are far from few. since she has intelligence and personality, too. ” Quiet. . . math . . . Barrington . . . sweet 47 ALBERT MANCHESTER Living is doing what you believe in. ” AL . . . mischief. . . sports MARK A. MANCHESTER 'Sportsmanship is liis motto, athletics his life Good looking . . . athletic . . . witty . . . clothes COSMO N. MANCIERI Of all the pleasures we know, the pursuit of them is the most pleasant. Cuzzy . . . shell . . . Dodge Charger STEVEN MARABELLO No one knows wliut he van do until he tries. Steve . . . Lou’s . . . with the guys DONNA MARSHALL Let the sun shine into your heart. Long hair . . . Dave . . . her laugh GEORETTE A. MARSHALL A smile costs nothing, but it’s worth a million. Pretty . . . quiet . . . Joe 48 LOUIS MARSHALL One who has talents and ideas and tuts them to work is wise indeed. Louie . . . helpful . . . artistic . . . good worker JUDITH L. MARTIN A rare compound of fun and frolic. Judy . . . ambitious . . . gullible . . sweet ROBERT ALAN MARTIN It is the nature of a great mind to be calm and undisturbed. Football . . . eh boy . . . gentleman CYNTHIA MATTOS There is no greater delight than to be conscious of sincerity. Cindy . . . sincere . . . pretty . . . long hair 49 REBECCA V. MATTOS Be yourself and accept other people for uhal they are. Becky . . . talkative . . . First National ELAINE MARIE MCCARTHY There is no wisdom like frankness. Jollv . . . blonde . . . Youth Center . . . that laugh sue k. McCarthy The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts. Intelligent . . . gymnastics . . . individualist . . . Lobster Pol william McCarthy ‘7 wish he would explain his explanations. Billv . . . basketball manager . . . Eddie Hascal MATTHEW M. McGINN With love — we all are well. Matt . . . good looking . . . football . . . 26 . . . Eh doe. ' the best will come back tv you. Jim ... achiever . . . The Fabulous Greek . . . AI macs 50 ROBERT HUGH McKELVEY. II A little nonsense, note and then, is relished by the wisest men.'' Bob . . . Band . . . witty . . . talented RUTH HELEN McKENZIE A (juiel person is welcomed anywhere.'' Helpfi I . . . cjuiet . . . intramurals . . . chorus AGNES MEDEIROS The will to do. the soul to dare. Agi . . . talkative . . . serious ANTHONY G. MEDEIROS Let m y words be few but meaningful. Tony . . . the group ... I don't want to hear it! BERNARD MEDEIROS “It is true. Heaven forbids certain pleasures. but one manages to compromise. Bcrnic . . . intramurals . . . w ith the guys EDWARD MEDEIROS Good humor is the health of the soul. ” Eddy . . . golfer . . . witty 51 FATIMA MEDEIROS Cute to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think about. Tammy . . . with the girls . . . good kid KENNETH F. MEDEIROS It is good that we. all do not think alike. Kenny . . . happy-go-lucky . . . friendly ANTHONY C. MEDEROS Happy is he who spreads a little joy Mederose . . . fun-loving . . . basketball EDWARD J. MELLO A friendly personality with winning ways. ” Ted . . . writtv . . . talented JOHN W. MILLER A mind forever voyaging through strange seas of thought, alone. Highlands . . . individual . . . serious GEORGEANNE MOORE Be silent and safe silence never betrays you. Petite . . . Homecoming candidate ... library FRANK MORRA Good diameter is the noblest of all possessions. Tall . . . helpful . . . gentleman . . . serious ROBERT MOTTA Work is the only means to success.'' Bobby . . . Berni . . . hard worker . . . cute ROGER MOTTA Oh! To be a rich man and never have to work. Rov . . . Challenger . . . good looking . . . with the guvs NICHOLAS MURGO Talk to him of Jacob's ladder and he would ask you the number of steps. Nick . . . football . . . 53 . . . leader ROBERT J. MURGO Mischief is king and I am its slave. Bobby . . . football . . . clothes . . . Kathi 53 MARGARET DOBER NAPPI “The sparkle in her eyes gives her (may. AJN . . . cule . . . pretty eyes . . . likable NANCY JO NENNA “I have found that silling in a plaee where you never sal before, can hi' inspiring. Nant . . . deep thinker . . . sociable . . . ”1 can’t explain it. LINDA S. NIELSEN A Utile sweet, a little spiee. a combination very nice. Cute . . . skiing . . . nice hair . . . physics? AGATHA MARY NORONHA Good sense and good nature are never separated.’ Silent . . . nice to know . . . reserved RUSSELL O’BRIEN Some think the world is made just for fun. and so do I. “ Russ . . . witty . . . good naturcd . . . his car CAROL JEAN OLIVEIRA The persistence of effort is the indispensable condition of real interest. A.A. secretary . . . guitar . . . efficient 54 DEBORAH ANN OLIVER “Her works speak louder than her words.“ Drliby . . - helpful . . . cheerful . . . dimples ALLEN PAUL PACHECO Give me a lever long enough and a prop strong enough, and 1 can single-handed move the world.“ Mousey . . . cross country . . . witty HENRY W. PACHECO Let each man have the wit to go his own way” Butch . . . Library Club ... a gentleman THERESA PACHECO A kind heart is a fountain of gladness. '' Terry . . . pretty . . . diamond . . . Boh JO ANNE PALMA “True happiness is found in enjoying life.” fun loving . . . good natured ANGELA PANZARELLA “She who is true to one friend thus proves worthy of many.” Angie ... in Warren . . . Newberry’s ROSEMARIE PAPA Everyone is human and can help to make the day happier by smiling. Quiet . . . friendly . . . easy-going ROBERT J. PARTINGTON A man oj cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. Potsic . . . school spirit . . . lovable . . . Janet . . . football JOSEPH A. PEIXOTO Such joy ambition brings. Joe . . . well-dressed . . . D.E.C.A. . . . friendly LISA A. PELLEGRINO Nothing is impossible to one who possesses a willing imagination. School spirit . . . cheerleading . . . on the go . . . class sec MARY ANN PELLEGRINO Life must be lived, so why not enjoy it? With the girls . . . her car . . . talkative . . . I'm in a jam. JESSE S. PERRY Nothing of great genius was ever achieved without a touch oj madness. witty . . . talented . . . shell . . . Dramatics . . . Oh brother!” 56 JOAQUIM PERRY Unknown to many Itreatise of his silence, hut the time will come when he will he known. Jack . . . quiet . . . studious . . . neat MANUEL PERRY He fmts his worries in his pocket with the hole in it. Manny . . . baseball . . . fun-loving SHARON PIRES There is nothing mitre beautiful than cheerfulness. Pretty . . . John . . . soft-spoken . . . nice BETTINAN POISSANT For with faith in ourselves, we must hare confidence in others. Bell . . . quiet . . . good-natured . . . helpful MARY ANN POMPEII Ever in motion, blithesome and cheery Her hair . . . flirtatious . . . Warren PATRICIA ANN POMPEI There's nothing worth the wear of winning. hut laughter and the lore of friends. Paly . . . Wad . . . witty . . . that laugh . . . pretty eyes THOMAS M. POWERS Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. Tom . . . beard ... tall .. . torpedo ANTHONY J. PRINCIPE ' Sigh no more ladies for I hare come. Prince . . . blue eyes . . . sports . . . nice looking MARILYN PRINCIPE To be capable of steady friendship and lasting love are the two greatest proofs, not only of goodness of heart, but of strength of mind. Mar . . . Ken . . . Westport . . . neat DENISE PROTO Efficient, friendly . . . need more be said? Bobby . . . Cape Cod . . . UR I . . . athletic .. . well-liked . . . cheerleader JO ANN PROTO Sensitivity is the key to getting to know and understand people. Pretty . . . long hair . . . Mark 58 CHARLES RAMOS Let's work together; you do the work. Chuck . . . sports . . . skiing . . . funny . . . good looking SUSAN ANN REMIERES The difficulty in life is the choice. Sue . . . pretty eyes . . . sociable . . . talented DAVID A. REZENDES Knowledge itself is riches. Da e . . . studious . . . math ... a gen tleman THOMAS REZENDES The best things in the world ore free. Zen . . . sports minded . . . twin . . . Creamery SUSAN E. RHYNARD There is nothing more beautiful than cheerfulness. Sue . . . pretty hair . . . bubbly . . . Kenny MANUEL R1BEIR0 Strong and content I travel the open road. “ Manny . . . Sunset . . . wrestling . . . tall RONALD RINALDI The time must surely come for the laws to fit the times. Ronnv . . . short . . . carefree PAULA RODERICK exist as am — that is enough. rule . . . friendly . . . understanding . . . soft-spoken ANTHONY RODRIGUES Those who talk less, usually know more. T-Rod . . . intelligent . . . concerned JANE ROHRMAN The greatest pleasure in life is doing what others say you cannot do food . . . talkative . . . friendly 60 JOSEPH ROIA 'Sober, but not serious: quiet, but not idle. Joe . . . flirtatious . . . soccer KATHERINE ANNA R0N1CK Do not measure my ambitions or achievements by my height.'' Kit . . . Vice-Prez . . . ambitious . . . accent . . . VW . . . small ANTHONY J. SANTOS It isn't by size that we win or fail. Tony . . . Liz . . . wrestling . . . sturdv DAVID SARDINHA I love work. It fascinates me: I could watch it for hours. Suds . . . football . . . drums . . . Nova DONNA MARIE SAVINO ‘Let us enjoy the present, we shall have trouble enough hereafter. Sav . . . gullible . . . well-liked 61 KATHRYN SHORE Generally speaking, she is generally speaking. Katin . . . talkative . . . Tweet’s . . . D.E. JOSEPH N. SILVA 7low often it seems the chief good to be horn with a cheerful temper! Joe . . . easy going . . . good guy . . . likable PAUL J. SILVA Sports are a nuts! excellent device with which to test a man's character. Coyote . . . sports ... 22 .. . good looking . . . popular STEVEN R. SILVIA To myself alone do I owe my fame.’ Steve . . . good looking . . . Derek . . . Tat ... I don't believe NICHOLAS J. SMITH He who thinks for himself and rarely imitates is a free man. Niek ... individual . . . talented . . . group BEVERLY JEAN SOARES Character is a diamond that scratches ever other stone. Bev . . . George . . . pretty . . . quiet 62 ELIZABETH A. SOUSA Laughter is her shadow. ” Liz . . . Tony . . . sweet . . . cute . . . small JANET L. SOUSA Those who bring sunshine into the lives oj others cannot keep it from themselves. rule . . . lovable . . . Bobby . . . clothes . . . long hair JOHN C. SOUSA The world steps aside to let any man pass, if he knows where he 's going. J. C. . . . Sharon . . . wrestling . . . Jeep . . . cute MANUEL SOUSA Eat. drink, and be merry, for tomorrow may never come. Charlie . . . football . . . happy go lucky . . . Tiny MARY LOU SOUSA Doing easily what others find difficult is talent. Mar . . . Steve . . . chorus . . . helpful . . . good natured RICHARD A. SOUSA Angel with a spear is he. Rit . . . with the guvs . . . quiet 63 DENNIS R. SOUZA Simplicity of character is the natural result oj profound thought. Denny . . . short . . . electronics . . . lovable PAUL MATTHEW ST. ANGELO There is an answer to everything if you t an think of it fast enough. Saints . . . sports . . . witty TIMOTHY M. STANZIONE Purpose is uhat gives life a meaning. Timmy . . . mischievous . . . with Kenny LINDA STONE So my fantasy becomes reality and I must he what I must he and face tomorrow. Guitar . . . individual . . . serious KAREN ST. VINCENT Imagination is more important than knowledge. Karen . . . creamery . . . talkative 64 DOROTHY A. SYLVESTER My favorite and perhaps my only study is man. Dot . . . her voice . . . efficient EILEEN TAVARES Soft-spoken hut rising to the occasion if need he. . Quiet . . . A.A. . . . with the kids LAWRENCE SWITZER JR. Confusion now hath made its masterpiece. ” Larry . . . newcomer . . . cute . . . accent KENNETH THOMPSON Behind this calm and innocent eye. mischief and mystery' lie.' Kippy . . . funny . . . Patty . . . wrestling . . . his eyes PAUL E. TABOR How beautiful is victory and how dear. ” Soccer . . . well-dressed . . . good-looking DAVID THOMAS Music is the universal language of all mankind. Dave . . . mischievous . . . talented . . . piano 65 W. STANLEY TILDESLEY Got any river that isn't crossable?” Stan . . . nice looking . . . mischievous . . . Carol MICHAEL TOPAZIO Victory follows me. and all things follow victory'. ” Topaz . . . The Pack . . . basketball . . . Wanna Bet?” BEVERLY J. TRAVERS One can help to make the day happier for others by smiling. Bev . . . small . . . cute . . . cheerful . . . Bert KATHLEEN TUCKER For nature made her as she is and never made another. ” Kathv . . . pretty . . . soft-spoken GLEN W. W ATKINSON No man in the world can be wise on an empty stomach. ” Football . . . rugged . . . Kitty . . . good natured GEORGE WEBSTER Small in size, tall in spirit. ” Cute . . . small . . . his ear . . . wrestling 66 Senior Superlatives MOST POPULAR Di Langelo — Rit Husband MOST TALKATIVE Kathy Shop — Angelo Calandra 69 BUST LOOKING Paula Carnelli — Denny Ferreira MOST TALENTED Sue Gifford — Nick Smith 71 FRIENDLIEST Eileen Costa — Nick Iacovolli CLASS FLIRTS Gale Arsenault — Gilly Aguair Class Of 1971 We’ve Only Just Begun To Live . . . Watching Along The Way A Few Of Us 76 I Class History The year 1967 teas a new beginningr for I he Class oj 1971. Not only were we newly initialed freshmen but we were starting out in the year old complex. And complex it was! Still not accustomed to the five minute races from A building to F building between classes, and still being confused by the bell system, we found that we were only at the bottom rung of the ladder which would hopefully lead to graduation. Feeling somewhat superior (to the junior high) we began to function as a class with the election of our first class officers. School spirit took shape with the winning of Basketball and Football Championships as we realized our position in the Student Body and cheered our teams on with newly found enthusiasm. Our Sophomore Year found us well established in Bristol High School and confident of future good fortune. In this ambitious frame of mind we began plans for our first major project, the Sophomore Hop. Amidst millions of paper flowers The Sunshine of Your hue blossomed forth and crowned our efforts with success. With the arrival of 1969 and the start of a promising Junior Year we faced a financial dilemma which had to be solved before we could even begin to think of future projects. However, by this lime the Class of 71 was known for its strong nucleus of workers who quickly came up with ideas for raising money. The first of these endeavors was a traditional Spaghetti Supper which succeeded in drawing great numbers of people, anxious to sample gourmet cooking. 71 style. Spurred on by our accomplishments we lunged into a get-rich-quick combination car wash and cake sale. Satisfied with our bulging treasury which increased as class dues were collected, we felt safe enough to proceed with preparations for the Junior Prom. This was on every’ Junior's mind and flower parties brought us even closer together as we strove to make ours the best prom yet. April 22nd saw the busiest group of Juniors ever to hit the Coachman, as we struggled to transform it into Oriental Springtime. With happy memories of a beautiful prom behind us we looked forward to the one event that would truly make us a part of Bristol High School. This of course was receiving our rings. With the distinctive 1971 engraved on them no one could doubt that we had made a place for ourselves as a class in the school. It was with mixed feelings of awe and excitement that we approached our Senior Year. Linking back we realized how far we had come but this was no time to stop. Homecoming weekend was just ahead and the new Senior Class had to prove itself worthy of its name. First place achieved this as our prize-winning Coll added a unique ingredient to the Homecoming Parade throughout Bristol. Our new status, it seemed, merited more than just a passive respect ami the administration recognized this in their awarding oj Honor Passes to our entire class. The final rung on our ladder seems much closer now as we look forward to graduation. However no matter how much a part of Bristol High School we've become we realize that these y ears are not the end hut just the start of a bright and promising future and truly . . . We've only just begun . . “The Deeds Of The Leader Shall Live, And The Hard Won Glory Of His Exploits SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 19701971 President — Douglas Gablinske Vice-president — Katherine Ronick Secretary — Lisa Pellegrino Treasurer — Nicholas Iacovelli JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1969-1970 President — Charles Falugo Vice-President — Robert Partington Secretary — Lisa Pellegrino Treasurer — Nicholas Iacovelli SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 1968-1969 President — Richard Linn Vice-President — Robert Partington Secretary — Judith Martin Treasurer — Nicholas Iacovelli FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 1967-1968 President — Richard Husband Vice-President — Sue McCarthy Secretary — Sharon Foley Treasurer — Richard Linn Sophomore Hop 92 These people arc crazy!' Hail, hail the gang’s all here. We are the Bristol girls! This is the way we wash the car, wash the car, wash the car . . Car Wash 83 Flower parlies — we’ll never forget them. I’ve lost my teeth!” Come on you flowers.” it to Now isn’t this more fun than just hanging around?’' Are you whispering sweet nothing’s into Kippy’s ear again?” It’s time to clean up. For The Prom Preparing Boy’s will be boys.” Wow, look at Matt work.” How can you smile al a time like this, Kippy?” As pretty as a picture?” Denise, what are you smiling for? You’ve got a yearbook to think of.” Donna and Dave wore their Sun-best.” mm m wm I thought we were doubling?”. Say cheese, Di. You just stuck the pin in my chest.” And That Night Posing for a Macleans commercial? 85 C LASS of Is it true blondes have more fun?” Is there a free man around here?” JUf IOR PROM Oriental Springtime Can I see your I.D.'s boys?” Hey, Bill, Isn’t that your wife coming over here?” What do you mean the bill :omes to $50.00? 86 May I have this dance? Should we go back to the dance now, girls?” I started a joke.” Liberacc?” Liz, two’s company three’s a crowd.” 87 Ring Dance Charlie presents a plaque to Mrs. Almeida. It was well deserved. Mary Lou steps up for her ring.’’ All that hard work paid off. Denise is all smiles. 'Oh come on — my ring didn't come in? We're almost seniors.' 88 The Beginnings Of A Celebration It’s no wonder we ran out of flowers for the float! 'The shining image of a leader?” Making A Winner! 92 Bristol High School Band Game time excitement Class of 1972 Class of 1973 Class of 1974 Third Prize Second Prize Honorable Mention 90 Majorettes Bristol High’s Prize-winning Slogan. Pepperettes The Colts plan their strategy. A day in the life of a Queen” Mary Lou Almeida is chosen as the 1971 Homecoming Queen. Selected by her fellow students, Mary Lou was sponsored by the Green and While Staff. 91 We Began 92 . . . it’s a bird . . . it’s a plane . . . it’s a dragon!” Our Acting Careers . . . The cast and two of their helpers — Kit Ronick and Jesse Perry.” Could she possibly have forgotten her lines?” 7 shall rule the land . . For I am beautiful am I not?” You’d think they were in a Chinese play or some- Who? Us? Nervous?” thing.” In “Land Of The Dragon THE CLASS Of 97 VHes Ertrs Land ot the DRAGOlf Even Small One had last minute alterations.” Bob’s five minute beauty plan!” 93 I 97 Football OPPONENTS BRISTOL THEY Barrington 16 0 Lincoln 8 13 N. Providence 16 0 Classical 0 6 Pawtucket West 8 0 St. Raphael 6 22 Smithfield 22 28 Hope 24 0 Middletown 12 40 Warren 26 14 Barrington 0 19 COACH: Mr. Eric Dober Seniors Glen Watkinson Mark Manchester Matt McGinn Nick Murgo Gil Aguiar Dave Sardinha Bob Partington John Mack Paul Silva John Lannon Richard Husband Frank Giusto Louis Coite Bob Murgo 99 100 101 Soccer COACH: Mr. A. Almeida ASSISTANT: Mr. W. Josephs SOCCER SCHEDULE AND SCORES TRI-CAPTAINS: Paul Tabor, Harold DeCastro, Manny Gomes 102 OPPONENTS BRISTOL THEY Barrington 5 1 East Providence 2 0 Mt. St. Charles 5 0 Portsmouth 4 0 Warren 6 0 Woonsocket 6 0 Cumberland 3 2 Barrington 6 1 East Providence 3 2 Mt. St. Charles 1 0 Porstmouth 1 2 Warren 9 1 Woonsocket 5 1 Cumberland PLAYOFFS 2 0 Smithfield FINAL 2 0 East Providence 0 2 Seniors Manny Gomes Paul Tabor Al DelToro 1 103 Joe Cavalicri Joe Roia Jon Kaizen 104 « 105 Cross Country 106 Seniors CAPTAIN: Charles Falugo Mike Dooris Greg Wilcox Allen Pacheco 107 Basketball HEAD COACH: Mr. Dom« nic Raiola ASSISTANT COACH: Mr. A. D« Quattro Ken Bruno George Dion Brian Connery Mike Topazio 109 Paul Silva Congratulations, Coach Raiola — 100 Victories no in Junior Varsity COACH: Mr. A. DtrQuatlro Wrestling COACH: Mr. Roland Rodrigues TRI-CAPTAINS: Anthony Santos, George Webster, John Sousa. 113 Seniors 114 Glen Watkinson George Webster, John Sousa Junior Varsity Freshmen COACHES: Michael Walsh, Harold Flint Ski Team CAPTAIN: John Lannon Baseball Seniors COACH: Mr. Santa Matrone Mark Manchester Manny Perry Ed Calandra Greg Wilcox Stanley Tildesley 116 Allen Pacheco Ed Medeiros Charles Falugo Gil Aguiar Mike Dooris Paul Silva 117 Track Seniors Seniors John Sousa Bcrnie Medeiros Angelo Calandra Nick Murgo Anthony Principe Tennis Seniors Cheerleaders ADVISOR: Miss Carol Hardic SENIORS: Denise Proto, Lisa Pelligrino, Becky Gomes, Kathi DePonte. CO-CAPTAINS: Mary Lou Almeida, Donna Ligeiro. 120 Junior Varsity Freshmen 121 ORGANIZATIONS 7 97 7 Green And White Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF — Denise Desaulniers ASSISTANT EDITOR — Judith Martin BUSINESS MANAGER — Man Lou Almeida SECRETARY — Gale Arsenault ACTIVITIES EDITOR — Lisa Pellegrino ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR — Eileen Costa LAY-OUT-DESIGNER — Charles Falugo ART EDITOR — Bethany Aspinwall SPORTS EDITOR — Thomas Ascoli SENIOR SECTION — Diane Langelo Susan Rcmicrcs Robert Partington Charles Ramos Denise Proto Pamela Vital Joan Weston Pamela White Carol Bandieri Margaret McCallum ADVISOR — Domenic N. Raiola 124 Bristol High Student Council Officers PRESIDENT — Mary Lou Almeida VICE-PRESIDENT — Robert Partington CORRESPONDING SEC. — Judith Martin SECRETARY — Catherine Mello TREASURER — Sharon Josephs PARLIAMENTARIAN — Arnold Silva ADVISOR — Mr. Josephs 125 Honor Society PRESIDENT Denise Lanoue V.-PRESIDENT Nicholas Smith SECRETARY Louise Amaral TREASURER James McGrath ADVISOR Mrs. Hall D.E.C.A. PRESIDENT — Joseph Peixoto VICE-PRESIDENT — Annette Bunonanno 2nd VICE-PRESIDENT — Debra Breault SECRETARY’ — Kathryn Gibbemeyer TREASURER — Bettinan Poissant PARLIAMENTARIAN — Lynn Fitting ADVISOR Mr. De Quattro Model Legislature ADVISOR William R. Fasano 126 ADVISORS — Mr. De Quattro, Mrs. Jouklaris Pegasus Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Nicholas Murgo STUDENT AFFAIRS Nicholas Smith SPECIAL FEATURES Charlie Falugo SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Diane Langelo NEWS EDITOR Frank Morra SPORTS EDITOR John Lannan BUSINESS MANAGER Claudia Knight Prism Staff ADVISORS Miss Bruno and Mr. Perry Library Club PRESIDENT Georgeanne Moore VICE-PRESIDENT Henry Pacheco SECRETARY Glenn Sousa TREASURER Frances Dunbar 127 ADVISOR — Mrs. Cowan Bristol High Band Majorettes DIRECTOR Mr. Roger Dietz 128 Pepperettes CAPTAINS: Judith Martin, Patricia Pompei and Sharon Josephs 129 Brass Choir DIRECTOR — Mr. Roger Dietz Che 130 Modrigol Group Athletic Association PRESIDENT — Carol Oliviera SECRETARY — Eileen Costa VICE-PRESIDENT — Barbara Lombardi TREASURER — Paula Amaral ADVISOR — Mr. Vincent Santo Student Leaders 132 Ski Club PRESIDENT — Katherine Ronnick VICE-PRESIDENT — John Lannan TREASURER — Linda Nielsen SECRETARY — Donna Savino CORRESPONDING SEC. — Sandra Federico ADVISOR — Mr. De Quattro Art Club ADVISOR — Mr. Digati 133 Photography Club ADVISOR — Mr. Chcctam Chess Club ADVISOR — Mr. Blouin Portuguese Club PRESIDENT — Belle Myra Silva VICE-PRESIDENT - Patricia Pompei SECRETARY — Connie Comes TREASURER — Janet Sousa ADVISOR — Mr. Almeida 135 Junior Class Class Officers President — Fred Dutra Vice-President — Fred Remington Secretary — Corrinne Guido Treasurer — Denise Mello Advisors — William Fasano and Linda Jouldaris 140 Class Class Officers President — Arnold Silva Vice-President — Jacqueline Bilotti Secretary — Betty Jean Oliviera Treasurer — Natalie Cruso Advisor — Mr. Robert Salamani 141 Freshman Class Class Officers President — Peter Gantz Vice-President — Pat Ryone Junior 144 145 The Beginnings . . . 150 Classic Poses Make Perfect Pictures! 5rCt Vx X nbr ■ — ' %. v' J — XT fiMbS ’ cjc.'f'' ‘ li- “w 11 —■ f i ri - . - ('' pi ■ C' X up0 ( § ■ • «,V 1 ,,-y.? v .0 ,c c . ?T CC C -X it— c-Q cm x ? ,x97 d I Q SS X of yr i . � I2t V' '+ . ,-. i -« V -S A ul X ■8 , fb Q. Ass -jujv.X £ c ; ■ CH lV oO kM X £-Xc f oS- • ( OlMw ) -asr -v _ N x- a r rs- V£ T tvore f.., v: , X„,-, t'-V‘ X Congratulations to the Class of 1971 ROGER WILLIAMS COLLEGE ‘Offering 13 liberal arts majors on the Bristol campus and a variety of programs in engineering and business administration at the Providence campus. ‘Granting two-year as well as four-year degrees in both liberal arts and professional studies. ‘Providing a teaching faculty and experimental approaches to study. ‘Participating proudly in the life of the Bristol community. ALMEIDA AND SONS CONTRACTORS INC. Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1972 157 Coachmen Main Road (Route 138) Tiverton, R. I. For Reservations 624-8423 TOYOTA VILLAGE 706 Metacom Ave. 158 DE FELICE FLORIST 271 Wood Street 253-8500 THE BOOK STORE Hope Street Bristol, R. I. Look To I ★converse When You're Out to Beat the World To Lead The Way Bristol Division Compliments of the CLASS OF 1973 Compliments of the CLASS OF 1974 134 Years of Service To Bristol High School BRISTOL PHOENIX QUITO SHELL FISH 411 Thames Street Bristol, R. 1. BHS STUDENT COUNCIL 1971 PAIVA'S FLOOR COVERING 365 Metacom Avenue Bristol, R. 1. 161 JOSEPH A. FEDERICO Builder, Contractor, and Remodeling 25 Bourne Street 253-8548 CORA'S DRESS SHOPPE Corner of Wood and State Streets Bristol, R. I. 253-8614 A FRIEND Compliments of TOWN FINANCE CORP. 557 Hope Street Bristol, R. I. 02809 VICTOR P. De MEDEIROS M. D. Rego's Family Restaurant Colonial Dining Room 383 Metaconi Avenue Bristol, R. I. FULFLEX, INC. Bristol, R. I. KAISER ALUMINUM Electrical Products Division 500 Wood St., Bristol, R. I. 02809 BRISTOL WARREN GAS CO. 529 Main Street Warren, R. I. 02885 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 BRISTOL MOTOR LODGE 400 Metacom Avenue-Route 136 Bristol, Rhode Island ASSELIN CHEVROLET CO. Warren, R. I. BRISTOL AUTO BODY WORKS Compliments of: CAMPAGNA'S PHARMACY 123 Bradford Street 253-8808 BRISTOL SERVICE CENTER 1064 Hope Street Bristol, R. I. J. P. SERPA'S CREAMERY Office: 69 Richmond Street Plant: 175 Franklin Street 253-8952 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CAVANAUGH'S BOSTON STORE Warren—Riverside R. I. THE LILAC SHOPPE SAM'S RESTAURANT PIZZERIA Bristol, R. I. Bristol County's Fastest Growing Fashion Store Sub-Teens, Petites, Juniors, Misses 22 Child Street, Warren MR. and MRS. C. THOMAS CAMPAGNA JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 165 BAPTISTA BAKERY DENNIS MACHINE CO. 75 Franklin Street Bristol, R. 1. Bristol, R. 1. FERRAZANO FLOWERS and GREENHOUSES 582 Metaeom Avenue T. ALVES JR. LANDSCAPING Warren, R. 1. 02885 365 Metaeom Avenue Bristol, R. 1. Congratulations to Our Employees Sharon Pires Marcella Jones John Sousa THE GIBBEMEYER FAMILY 631 Hope Street McCUSKER'S FROSTEE FREEZ CUT 'N CURL M. F. ENGINEERING CO. Bristol Designer of Cams and Cam Settings Salon of Beauty 1 1 Herzig Street Bristol, R. 1, HOPE DINER WATKINSON AUTOMOTIVE State Street 166 JOHN ANDRADE INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 559 Hope Street Bristol, Rhode Island 02809 EAGLE BOTTLING CO. 15 Bayview Ave. BRISTOL COUNTY DENTAL ASSOCIATION BLOUNT SEAFOOD CORP. Water Street Warren NAPPI BROS. INC. Plumbing Heating Contractors 14 Reservoir Ave., Bristol. R. 1. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE RUSSO'S SALVAGE CO. PACHECO BROS. DAIRY FARM -JT 19 Massasoit Ave. Bristol, R. 1. KEN'S FLOOR COVERING 10 Bradford Street Bristol, R. 1. 253-5764 J. T. O'CONNELL 267 Thames Street Bristol, R. 1. 147 Flowers for all Occasions KING'S GREENHOUSES 216 Bayview Avenue Bristol, R. 1. LARRY HYNSON and SON Electrical Contractors Gooding Avenue, Bristol NEWPORT CREAMERY Gooding Avenue MODEL GROCERY High Street Bristol, R. 1. CARON'S JEWELERS 469 Hope Street Bristol, R. 1. FALUGO'S COLONIAL SHOPPE Furniture and Gifts 501 Main St. — Warren, R. 1. VIENNA BAKERY Quality Bread and Pastry 110 Maple St. — Barrington, R. 1. CH 5-2355 FRANCO BROS. AUTO REPAIRING 1301 Metacom Avenue Bristol, R. 1. DaPONTE BROTHERS FURNISHINGS, INC. 245 Child St. — Warren, R. 1. 245-6743 REGO TIRE CENTER 156 Bayview Avenue MR. and MRS. REGINALD L. MODINA 168 JOSEPH SANSONE-CLASS OF '34 DR. PETER F. SANSONE - CLASS OF '59 MATILDA ABOLITZ - CLASS OF '60 JOSEPH A. SANSONE-CLASS OF '62 SUNSHINE OIL CO. 374 Metacom Avenue L 2 Best Wishes MR. and MRS. CHARLES FALUGO JR. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS BURKE'S BARBER SHOP State Street Hope Street — Bristol, R. 1. CABRAL'S MARKET 11 Thompson Avenue — Bristol, R. 1. ROD'S GRILL Warren, R. 1. DuPONT'S GARAGE Hope Street — Bristol, R. 1. AMERICAN LEGION Kearney Post 16 GOB SHOPS Compliments of LITTLE TOWNE SHOPPE VIOLA'S LIQUOR STORE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. DUFFY'S CUZZY'S BARBER SHOP VICKI VAN VOSE Best Wishes Class of ’71 MR. P. R. BARTSCH RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP ANNA'S DRY GOODS CARLO PERRY-ESSO GAS STATION GOGLIA'S ENTERPRISES FRENCHIE'S BARBER SHOP LARRY'S SUNOCO ,49 WAGON WHEEL MICHELLETTI'S FAMILY RESTAURANT 1 State Street Metacom Ave. Bristol, R. 1. Bristol, R. 1. CABORET SALON OF BEAUTY McGOVERN'S BAKERY 471 Hope St. Bristol, R. 1. 531 Hope Street Bristol, R. 1. CASUAL INN 170 Franklyn St. Bristol, R. 1. BRISTOL FURNITURE RUCCI'S MARKET AMARAL RADIO AND TELEVISION CO. J. E. SULLIVAN ELAINE'S BEAUTY SALON 547 Hope Street 589 Wood St. Bristol, R. 1. Bristol, R. 1. — 253-9829 GUIDA MARKET A FRIEND L-P Best fishes BUFFINGTON'S RITA AND CLARA HAIRDRESSERS 325 Mope otreet Bristol, R. 1. JO'S GIFT SHOPPE LOU'S SPA 575 Hope St. Bristol, R. 1. 253-8212 JOHN THE TAILOR 301 Hope St. Bristol, R. 1. HI WAY BARBER SHOP SHIPSHAPE 'N BRISTOL FASH'N ’70 Bristol, R. 1. SUNSET BAKERY ANNE ABATE 15 Lincoln Avenue Ski Club (4), Girls Intramurals, Ring Dance and Homecoming Committees GILBERT AGUIAR 91 DeWolf Avenue Football (1-4), Basketball (1), Baseball (1), Track (2 and 4), Executive Board (3) DEBORAH ALMEIDA 15 Green way Dri ve D.E.C.A., Chorus (1-3), Girls Intramurals MARY LOU ALMEIDA 14 Broad Common Road Cheerleader (2-4), Co-Captain (4), Student Council (1-4), President (4), Yearbook Staff (3-4). Business Editor (4). Executive Board 1-2 and 4), A.A. (2-3), Homecoming Queen (4). Christmas Dance, Homecoming, and Jr. Prom Committees NATALIE ALMEIDA 628 Wood Street A.A., Portuguese Club, Executive Board (1), Girls Intram lira Is SANDRA ALMEIDA 81 Sherry Avenue STEPHEN ALMEIDA 15 Greenuay Drive Soccer (3) NORMAN ALTICE 6 Fort Hill Road Tennis (2). Ski Team (4), Ski Club (3-4) REBECCA ALVES 311 Metacom Avenue Art Club (1-3), Pegasus Staff (4). Girls Intramurals, Sensitivity Group (4) • LOUISE AMARAL 31 Roma Street Art Club (1), A.A. (1-4), Ski Club (4). Portuguese Club (1). Executive Board (3), Student Leader (2-4). National Honor Society Secretary (4). Girls Intramurals, Chairman Parent’s Night (3), Sophomore Hop, Jr. Prom, and Homecoming Committees MARIA AMARAL 5 Fort Hill Road Portuguese (4), A.A. (1-4), Chorus (1-4), Girls Intramurals PAULA AMARAL 11 Siegel Street D.E.C.A., Future Nurses Club (2), Christmas Dance, Sophomore Hop. and Jr. Prom Committees ANGELO ANANIA 28 Richmond Street Baseball, Intramurals • MARY ANN ANDREWS 40 Tilbury Drive WILLIAM ANDREWS 14 Richmond Street Band (4) • PATRICIA ANNARUMMO 27 DeWolf Avenue Chorus (1-4), D.E.C.A., Ring Dance and Homecoming Committees PAULINE ARMILLOTTO 119 Fatima Drive D.E.C.A. (1 4), Halloween Dance Committee GALE ARSENAULT 9 Constitution Street Art Club (1), Chorus (1-4), Madrigal Group (1-3). Yearbook Staff Secretary (4). Executive Board (4). Children's Play (4), A.A. (3) Chairman Christmas Assembly (4). Special Education Aide (2-3). Ring Dance. Jr. Prom and Valentine Mixer Committees • THOMAS ASCOLI 19 Academy Avenue Cross Country (2), Baseball (2). Student Council (2-4), Yearbook Staff (4), Math Team (3-4), Chess Club (2-4) • BETHANY ASPINWALL 40 Beach Road Yearbook Staff (4). Art Club Secretary (3). Chorus (3). Ski Club (4), D.E.C.A. (2), Pegasus Staff (1 and 4). Prism Staff (3-4). Girls Intramurals, Sophomore Hop, Children’s Play, and Jr. Prom Committees STACY AXTELL 46 Hope worth Avenue Sophomore Hop Committee MICHAEL BALZANO 61 Beach Road D.E.C.A. NANCY BALZANO 40 Elmwood Drive Ski Club REBECCA BALZANO I Adelaide Avenue Student Council (1). Executive Board (1), D.E.C.A. (4). Ski Club (2). Majorette (2). Girls Intramurals, Sophomore Hop, Jr. Prom and Christmas Dance Committees ADELINE BENEVIDES II Robin Drive Ski Club (2). Homecoming Candidate (4), Sophomore Hop and Jr. Prom Committees PAUL BENTO 8 Fairview Drive ANN BERNARD 196 State Street Girls Intramurals. Ring Dance Committee MARIA BERRETTO 582 Wnod Street Ski Club (2), A.A. (2-3). Pegasus Staff (2), Girls Intramurals, Ring Dance Committee M. PATRICIA BETTENCOURT 208 Bay View Avenue Ski Club (4), A.A. (3), Chorus (1-4). Girls Intramurals, Ring Dance Committee ELAINE BOTELHO 29 Primrose Drive D.E.C.A. (4), Art Club (1) PAMELA BOTELHO 28 DeWolf Avenue Girls Intramurals, D.E.C.A. MARILYN BOZZARIO 32 Roma Street Majorette (2-4), Art Club (1), A.A. (2). Student Leader (2-4), Typing Award (3), Girls Intramurals, Children’s Plav and Jr. Prom Committees ALFRED BRAZIL 112 Union Street • DEBRA BREAULT 9 Chester Avenue Ski Club (3-4), D.E.C.A. (4). Girls Intramurals SUSAN BREWER 77 Beach Road D.E.C.A. (2-4), Special Education Aide (1-4). Chorus (4). Art Club (1), Sophomore Hop. Jr. Prom, and Homecoming Committees PATRICK BRITO 233 Metacom Avenue A.A. (1-2), Special Education Aide (1-3). Prism Staff (4). D.E.C.A. (2-4), Homecoming Committee MINER BROTHERTON 120 Hope Street KENNETH BRUNO 60 Church Street Basketball (2-4), Intramurals ANNETTE BUONANNO 7 Harbour View Avenue D.E.C.A. (1-4). Vice-President (4), Art Club (1), Special Education Aide (2-3). Halloween Dance Committee ANNE BYRNES 56 Franklin Street Ski Club (2-4), Executive Board (4), Madrigal Group (4). Chorus (4). Model Legislature (3). Art Club (2-4), Photographv Club (4), Junior Prom Hostess (3), Special Education Aide (1-2) MARIA CABRAL 77 Oliver Street Art Club(l) ROBERT CABRAL 177 Mt. Hope Avenue ANGELO CALANDRA 1107 Hope Street Wrestling (1-4). Football (1-4). Track (4), Executive Board (1-2) EDMOND CALANDRA 904 Hope Street Baseball (1-3). Intramurals MATTHEW CALDKRISO 27 Oliver Street Executive Board (3-4). Basketball (1-4). Golf (1-4), Intramurals (4). Jr. Prom. Homecoming, and Valentine Mixer Committees PAULINE CAMERON 32 Cope shall Avenue •National Honor Society -Rhode Island Honor Society 171 Art Club 17 Goulart A Venue Football (1-4). Track (2), Wres- Girls Intramurals Audio-Visual (1-4), Library Club • DAVID CARDOZA tling (1-3), Ski Team (4). Band ALBERT DELTORO 15 Terrace Drive (1-4). Executive Board (1) 542 Metacom Avenue Portuguese Club (3-4). Intramu- CYNTHIA DUPONT 17 Congregational Street EDWARD CARDOZA JAMES CONNERY rats. Soccer (2-4). Track (2-4). D.E.C.A. 324 Stale Street 112 Church Street Executive Board (1) • PAUL DUPONT CELESTE CAREIRO • CHERYL COOPER ‘ THERESA DENNIS 41 Aaron Avenue Metacom Avenue 48 Sherman Avenue 7 Robin Drive Student Council. Executive Baud (1-4), Student Leader (3- Band (1-4). Secretary (4). Jr. Board (3), Tennis 4). Girls Intramurals, Sopho- From Committee ELIZABETH DEORNELAS more Hop, Jr. Prom, and Home- 16 Fatima Drive STEVEN ESPOSITO coming Committees ROBERT CORDEIRO 186 Ml. Hope Avenue ROSEMARY CARINHA 8 Lincoln Avenue BRIGF.TTE DEPONTE 111 Fatima Drive Football (1), Ski Club (4) 33 Center Street KEVIN CORREIA Executive Board (1). Special PATRICIA FALCO Portuguese Club (2-4). Girls In- 36 Usher Terrace Education Aide (2), Cheerlead- 6 Valley Drive tramurals Cross Country (1-3). Ski Club er (2-4). Girls Intramurals, Ski Club (2-4), Executive Board (2-4), President (4) Ring Dance, Jr. Prom and (3). Girls Intramurals, Jr. PAULA CARNELLI Homecoming Committees Prom, Sophomore Hop. Ring 159 High Street DEBRA COSTA Dance, and Homecoming Com- Art Club (2-4). Madrigal Group (2-4). Chorus (1-4), Special 54 Greylock Road • DENISE DESAULNIERS 10 Gorham Place mittees Education Aide (2-3). Cliil- ’ EILEEN COSTA Future Teachers Club (2), Cho- ‘ DONALD FALLS dren’s Play and HOmecoming 40 Dc W olf Avenue rus (2-4), Madrigal Group (3- 646 Metacom Avenue Committees Art Club (1), Executive Board (1-4), A.A. (1-3 and 4), Secre- 4). Yearbook Staff (4). Editor-in-Chief (4), A.A. (3). Ring D.E.C.A. STEVE CARREIRO tarv (4), Yearbook Staff (4). Dance, Jr. Prom, and Home- CHARLES FALUGO 16 Thompson Avenue Wrestling (2) Chairman Parent’s Night (3), Homecoming Candidate (4). In- coming Committees Metacom Avenue tramurals (1-3), Student Lead- GEORGE DION JANICE FEDERICO VINCENT CATALANO ers (4) 6 Fairview Drive 25 Bourne Street 22 Coggeshell Avenue Cross Country (2-3). Basketball A.A. (1-4). Prism Staff (2-3). PAULA COSTA (2-4). Golf (2-4) Pegasus (3-4), Madrigal Group DENISE CAVALIERI 53 Charles Street (2-4). Girls Intramurals 12 Paine Avenue Cheerleader (1-4), Student DENISE DIONNE JOSEPH CAVALIERI Council (1) 41 Cole Street • SANDRA FEDERICO 15 Fesser A Venue 45 Congregation Street RONALD COSTA MADELINE DISANO Ski (.iub (2-1). (Corresponding Soccer (2-4) Roma Street 30 Catherine Street Executive Board (2), D.E.C.A. Secretary (4), Orchestra (1-4). Band (1-4), Girls Intramurals, MARY CAVALLARO JOSEPH COTE (2). Ski Club (4). A.A. (4). Children's Play. Ring Dance, Jr. 21 Richmond Street 36 Fox Hill Avenue Pegasus Staff (4), Chorus (4). Prom, and Sophomore Hop WAYNE CAYTON D.E.C.A. Children's Plav. Ring Dance. Jr. Prom, and Sophomore Hop Committees 39 Rosedale Drive ROBERT COTE 52 Constitution Street Committees JOHN PAUL FERNANDES 38 Church Street RICHARD CHAUVIN Ski Club, Executive Board. MICHAEL DOORIS 43 Greenway Drive Football (1), Sophomore Hop 3 Broadview Avenue DENNIS FERREIRA Chorus (2-3) and Jr. Prom Committees Band (1-3), Track (2-4), Cross Country (2-4), Model Lcgisla- 3 Third Street Ski Club, Football (1). Track (1 ARTHUR CIRILLO 7 Holly Lane ESTACIO DECASTRO 47 Fatima Drive ture (3), Orchestra (1-3) and 4) Wrestling (1) Soccer ‘ BEVERLY DRYER 11 Greenway Drive EVANGELINA FERREIRA 12 Washington Street LOUIS CIRILLO RALPH DEFELICE Portuguese Club (4). D.E.C.A., Portuguese Club 25 High Street 271 Wood Street Girls Intramurals. Jr. Prom and Art Club (1-4). Special Educa- Ring Dance Committees JEANNIE FERREIRA tion Aide (2). Folk Club (2). ARTHUR DEFUSCO Stale Street Homecoming Committee 10 St. Anna Avenue GEORGE DUARTE Art Club. A.A.. Ski Club, Libra- Football (1 and 3), Soccer (2), 10 Chilton Street ry Club PAUL CIRILLO 79 Franklin Street Wrestling Baseball (1-2). W restling (1) LYNNE FITTING GAIL DELGADO CHESTER DUNBAR 26 Primrose Road LOUIS COITE 8 Fort Hill Road 593 Wood Street D.E.C.A.. Girls Intramurals 172 National Honor Society -Rhode Island Honor Society CORRINE FLANAGAN 25 Primrose Drive D.E.C.A.. Art Club. Sludenl Advisory Board SHARON FOLEY 10 Fori HiU Road CHARLES FORTIN 31 Brookwood Road Football (3) JOHN FRANCIS 607 Metacom Avenue Executive Committee (2) JOSEPH FRANCIS 125 Tupelo Street CAROL FURTAIX) 30 Rock Street Art Club (1-2) DOIJBLAS GABLINSKE 44 Greylock Road Football (1-3), Executive Board (1), Track (3-4), Class President (4) KATHRYN GIBBEMEYER 631 Hope Street PATRICIA GIBBEMEYER 631 Hope Street Art Club (I) ‘ SUSAN GIFFORD 37 Burton Street JANE GUISTI IVoodlawn Avenue FRANCIS GUISTO 320 High Street Football (4), Wrestling (2-3) KATHLEEN GOGLIA 130 Constitution Street Ski Club (2-4), Girls Intramurals, Jr. Prom and Sophomore Hop Committees MANUEL GOMES 28 Skates Lane Portuguese Club (3), Soccer (1-4). Baseball (2), Executive Board (3) REBECCA GOMES 20 Terrace Drive Cheerleader (1-4). Special Education Aide (2-3), Homecoming Queen Court (3), Girls Intramurals, Jr. Prom and Sophomore Hop Committees MARIE GORLEY 791 Main Street Warren, Rhode Island DONNA GOULART 737 Metacom Avenue Girls Intramurals, Ring Dance Committee MARY GOULART 26 Bay View Avenue EDWARD GROFF 22 Roosevelt Drive Chorus (2-3), Art Club (2-4), Jr. Prom and Homecoming Committees ETHEL GUSTAFSON 212 HOpe Street D.E.C.A. (2-4), Prism Staff (4) RICHARD HUSBAND 1296 Hope Street Ski Club (2-4), Football (2-4). Golf (2), Band (1), Intramurals NICHOLAS IACOVELLI 11 Rock Street Football (1), Portuguese Club (3), Chess Club (1). Class Treasurer (2-4) • MARGARETJANUARIO 292 Stale Street Art Club (1), A.A. (3), Girls Intramurals MARCELLA JONES 14 So warns Drive Student Leader (4). Girls Intra-mu rals ROBIN JONES 12 Peck Avenue Special Education Aide (2), Girls Intramurals EDWARD JORDAN 27 Cole Street FRANCES JO KATION 13 Sowams Drive Special Education Aide (1-3). Art Club (1-2), A.A. (1-2). Ski Club (2-3) JONATHAN KATZEN 99 Aaron Avenue Soccer (3-4) JAMES KING 18 Fatima Drive Baseball (1-3), Intramurals CLAUDIA KNIGHT 13 Green wa y Dri ve Chorus (3-4), Pegasus Staff (4), Girls Intramurals, Jr. Prom. Sophomore Hop. Ring Dance, and Homecoming Committees JOHN LA BOA 25 Goulart Avenue KENNETH LAMBERT 68 Fox Hill Avenue DIANE LANGELO 40 Clipper Way Pepperette (l-3). Executive Board (3), Yearbook Staff (3-4); Senior Editor (4). Ski Club (4), Chorus (4). Homecoming Candidate (4), Jr. Prom. Sophomore Hop, and Homecoming Committees JOHN LANNAN 27 Broad Common Roail Football (1-4), Tennis (3-4). Children’s Play, Track (2), Executive Board (2), Student Council (1), Ski Club (2-4) DENISE LANOUE Constitution Street ANTHONY LAWRENCE 24 Washington Street Student Council (1 and 4), Executive Board (2) DAVID LESH 32 Terrace Drive DONNA LIGEIRO 130 Ferry Road Cheerleader (1, 3-4); Co-Can-tain (4), Executive Board (4). Girls Intramurals, Children’s Play, Jr. Prom, and Sophomore Hop Committees • RICHARD LINN 1101 Hope Street Student Council (1-4), Class Treasurer (1). Class President (2), Executive Board (3), Band (1-3) ‘ BARBARA LOMBARDI 44 Woodlawn Avenue A.A. (2-4); Vice-President (4). Girls Intramurals. Jr. Prom and Sophomore Hop Committees CHARLES LOMBARDI 44 Woodlawn Avenue ALBERT MANCHESTER 23 Catherine Street MARK MANCHESTER 18 Sunny side Avenue Baseball (1-4). Football (1-4). Children’s Play (4) COSMO MANCIER1 927 Hope Street Intramurals, Homecoming Committee STEVEN MARABELLO 21 Roosevelt Drive DONNA MARSHALL 8 Roarne Street D.E.C.A. GEORGETTE MARSHALL 366 High Street Special Education Aide (2-3), D.E.C.A., Prism Staff (4) LOUIS MARSHALL 9% Church Street Art Club (1-4), Jr. Prom and Homecoming Committees JUDITH MARTIN 8 Church Cove Road Student Council (2-4); Secretary (3). Corresponding Secretary (4), Yearbook Staff (3-4); Assistant Editor (4). Pepperette (1-4); Captain (4), A.A. (1-3), Girls Intramurals, Class Secretary (2). Executive Board (3), Children’s Play (4). Madrigal Group (4) ROBERT MARTIN 54 Richmond Street Football (3-4) TERESA MASSA 199 Slate Street Executive Board (1). Chorus (4), Cheerleader (2), Pegasus Staff (4), Girls Intramurals, Sophomore Hop, Jr. Prom. Ring Dance, and Homecoming Committees LEE MASTERS 5 Howe Street Audio-Visual (1-2) CYNTHIA MATTOS 321 Slate Street Ski Club (2), Jr. Prom Committee REBECCA MATTOS 33 Robin Drive Spaghetti Supper (2) ‘-National Honor Society -Rhode Island Honor Societv 173 elaine McCarthy 118 Bradford Street Special Education Aide (2-3). Art Club (2-3) sue McCarthy 41 Fates Road Cheerleader (1-3). Student Council (1-3), Model Legislature (3), Girls Intramurals, Girls State (3), Children's Play william McCarthy 15 Ambrose Drive Cross Country (2). Spring Track (2), Basketball (Manager) (3-4). Intramurals (1 2) MATTHEW McGINN 64 Beach Road james McGrath 20 Colonial Road Executive Board (1), French Club (1). Pegasus Staff (1), Basketball (manager) (2) ROBERT McKELVEY 9 Sandra Drive Band (1-4), Chorus (4), Madrigal Group (4). Brass Choir (4) ruth McKenzie 235 Thames Street Girls Intramurals AGNES MEDEIROS 7 San Francisco Street Art Club. Special Education Aide, Homecoming Committee ANTHONY MEDEIROS 342 High Street BERNARD MEDEIROS 400 High Street Football (1), Ski Club (3-4). Spring Track (3-4). Intramurals (1-4) EDW ARD MEDEIROS 15 Mason Avenue Track (3-4), Cross Country (2- 3) FATIMA MEDEIROS 22 Shows Lane Art Club (2), A.A. (3). D.E.C.A. (4). Girls Intramurals KENNETH MEDEIROS 51 Sowams Drive ANTHONY MEDEROS 10 Second Street Basketball (1-4), Baseball (1). Soccer (4). Intramurals EDWARD MELLO 60 Charles Street Band for Sr. Play (2-3). Folk Concert (4), School Musical Band (2-3) JOHN MILLER 70 Gibson Road GEORGEANNE MOORE 5 Ambrose Drive Library Club (3-4); Vice-President (3), President (4). Homecoming Queen Candidate. Special Education Aide (2-3) FRANK MORRA 308 State Street Science Club (1-2). Pegasus Staff (4). Executive Board (4) ROBERT MOTTA 28 Dartmouth ROGER MOTTA 24 Dartmouth Football (1-4), Intramurals SUZANNE MOTTA 740 Melacom Avenue • NICHOLAS MURGO 33 Dartmouth Band (1-3). Executive Board (3), Model Legislature (3-4), Track (2-4), Football (1-4). Wrestling (3-4), Intramurals, Pegasus (4) ROBERT MURGO 65 Sherry Avenue Football (1-4), Band (1-2). Wrestling (1-4), Track (2-4) MARGARET NAPPI 20 Cogeshall Avenue NANCY JO NENNA 15 Bourne Street Art Club (1-2), Pegasus Staff (1 and 4), Chorus (3-4). Musical Review (2-3). Ski Club (4). Girls Intramurals. Sophomore Hop, Jr. Prom. Ring Dance, ami Homecoming Committees LINDA NIELSEN Juniper Court Basketball. Intramurals (2). Ski Club, Jr. Prom, Homecoming, Ring Dance Committees (3), Ski Club Treasurer. Land of Dragon Committee (4) AGATHA NORONHA 27 Thompson Avenue RUSSELL O'BRIEN 6 Herzig Street Intramurals CAROL OLIVIER A 6 Wilson Street A.A. (1-4); President (4), Intra-murals, Homecoming Committee DEBORAH OLIVER 5 Albion Street A.A. (1-2 and 4), Student Leader (4), Girls Intramurais, Sophomore Hop. Jr. Prom, Ring Dance, and Homecoming Committees ALLEN PACHECO 33 Charles Street Soccer (1). Track (2-4). Cross Country (2-4): Captain (4). Ski Club (3-4), Jr. Prom, Ring Dance, and Homecoming Committees HENRY PACHECO 69 Fox Hill Avenue Art Club (1-2), Library Club (3-4), Portuguese (4) THERESA PACHECO 11 Massasoit Avenue Prism Staff (4), D.E.C.A. JO ANN PALMA 12 Gladding Street ANGELA PANZARELLA 20 Dartmouth Avenue Ski Club (2-4), D.E.C.A. (2-4), Majorettes (3), Girls Intramurais ROSEMARIE PAPA 136 Mt. Hope Avenue D.E.C.A. (3-4) ROBERT PARTINGTON 9 Herzig Street Football (2-4), Wrestling (2-4), Tennis (2), Student Council (1-4); Vice-President (4), Yearbook Staff (4). Executive Board (2) JOSEPH PEIXOTO 18 Roma Street Soccer (2-3), D.E.C.A. President (4) LISA PELLEGRINO 72 Constitution Street 174 Student Council (1. 3-4). Cheerleader (2-4), Yearbook Staff (4): Activities Editor (4). Chorus (3-4). Art Club (2-3). Photography Club (4). Girls Intra-murals, Children's Play, Sophomore Hop, Jr. Prom, Ring Dance, Homecoming Committees MARY ANN PELLEGRINO 25 By field Street Chorus (3). Girls Intramurais JESSE PERRY 45 Eisenhower Court Football (1), Baseball (2-3). Children's Play Committee JOAQUIM PERRY 45 Eisenhower Court Pegasus (4) MANUEL PERRY 153 Mt. Hope Avenue Wrestling (1-2). Baseball (2-4). Homecoming Committee SHARON PIRES 80 Fales Road Majorette (4), Student Leader (4), D.E.C.A. (4), Girls Intramurais, Jr. Prom Committee BETTINAN POISSANT 8 Reservoir Avenue D.E.C.A. (34); Treasurer (4) MARY ANN POMPEII 17 Scott Lane PATRICIA POM PEI 21 Magnolia Street Art Club (1-4). Portuguese Club (1-4), Chorus (14), Pepperettes (3-4), Student Leader (2-4). Madrigal Grout) (2-4), Executive Board (2-3). Girls Intramurais, Ring Dance, Jr. Prom. Sophomore Hop, and Homecoming Committees. Homecoming Queen Candidate (4) THOMAS POWERS 36 Church Street Basketball (2-3). Intramurais ANTHONY PRINCIPE Duffield Road Football (1-4), Basketball (1-2). Baseball (1). Art Club (2), Italian Club (1-2) MARILYN PRINCIPE 6 Mason Avenue -National Honor Society •Rhode Island Honor Society DENISE PROTO 91 Fales Road Cheerleader (4). Yearbook Staff (4), Student Leader (2-4), A.A. (2-4), Executive Board (3), Girls Intramurals, Jr. Prom and Ring Dance Committees JO ANN PROTO Kickemuil Avenue Ski Club (4), Art Club (2). Library Club (3), Girls Intramurals, Jr. Prom, Sr. Play, and Sr. Reception Committees PETER QUINTAL 45 Sherry Avenue Football (1-2), Wrestling (1) CHARLES RAMOS 8 Piking Drive Football (1-3), Ski Club (3-4). Basketball (1). Ski Team (4), Track (2), Yearbook Staff (4). Executive Board (3-4). Intramurals SUSAN REMIERES 353 Hope Street Yearbook Staff (4), Madrigal Group (3-4), Chorus (1-4), Majorette (2-4); Co-Captain (4), A.A. (2-3), Art Club (2-3). Ski Club (3). Jr. Prom and Home-coming Committees ‘ DAVID REZENDES 103 Ray View Avenue THOMAS REZENDES 491 Metarom Avenue Cross Country (2). Track (4) SUSAN RHYNARI) 36 Robin Drive Chorus (1-3) MANUEL RIBEIRO 50 Greylock Road Wrestling, Art Club RICHARD RILEY 426 High Street RONALD RINALDI 30 Fried Avenue Baseball (1) PAULA RODERICK 29 DeWolf Avenue ‘ ANTHONY RODRIGUES 101 Beachmon Road Football (1-3). Pegasus Staff (4) ‘ JANE ROHRMAN 52 Fatima Drive Ski Club (2-4), Pegasus Staff (4), Chorus (1,3-4), Majorette (1), Encounter Group (4), Girls Intramurals, Children’s Play. Jr. Prom, Sophomore Hop, and Homecoming Committees JOSEPH ROIA 9 Charles Street Portuguese Club (3-4), Soeeer (1-3)' KATHRYN RONICK 1 Peck Road JOSEPH SANSONF. 115 Fales Road Basketball (1-3), Inlramurals ANTHONY SANTOS 265 Stale Street Football (1-2), Wrestling (1-4), Track (3) DAVID SARDINHA 9 Gladding Street Football (1-4). Track (2-4), Chorus (4) DONNA SAVINO 46 E. Street A.A. (2-3), Student Council (1). Ski Club (2-4); Secretary (4). Pegasus Staff (4), Girls Intramurals, Jr. Prom. Christmas Dance, Children's Play, and Homecoming Committees KATHRYN SHOLPE 53 Garfield Avenue Art Club (1), D.E.C.A. (2-4), A.A. (3-4). Pogasus (2). Ski Club (2), Girls Intramurals, Homecoming Committee JOSEPH SILVA 19 Narrows Road PAUL SILVA 421 High Street STEVEN SILVIA 21 E Street Intramurals ‘ NICHOLAS SMITH 1200 Hope Street Folk Club (2), President National Honor Society BEVERLY SOARES 119 DeWolf Avenue ELIZABETH SOUSA 5 Mason Avenue Cheerleader (1-2) JANET SOUSA 22 Doran Avenue A.A. (1-3). Art Club (1-4). Peg-asus Staff (1-4). Portuguese Club Treasurer, Pepperettes (4). Future Nurses Club (1-2). Madrigal Group (4). Chorus (4). Ski Club (3), Jr. Proin. Children's Play, and Homecoming Committees MARY LOU SOUSA 1356 Hope Street Madrigal (1-3), Chorus (1-4), Executive Board (3-4), Girls Intramurals. Jr. Prom, Children’s Play, and Ring Dance Committees JOHN SOUSA 5 Mason Avenue Wrestling (1-4). Track (1-3) MANUEL SOUSA 50 Broad Common Road RICHARD SOUSA 17 St. Elizabeth Street Football (1). Chorus (1-3) WENDY SPENCER 2 Fairvietv Drive DENNIS SOUZA 4 Tower Road PAUL ST. ANGELO 20 Brooks Farm Drive Football (2). Cross Country (3). Art Club. Intramurals TIMOTHY STANZIONNE 69 Church Street Wrestling (3-4) KAREN ST. VINCENT 212 Wood Street D.E.C.A. (4), Girls Inlramurals LAWRENCE SWITZER 14 Fernwood Road PAUL TABOR 12 Sunnyside Avenue Ski Club (2-3). Soccer (1-4) EILEEN TAVARES 133 Hope Street Ski Club (3-4). A.A. (4) KENNETH THOMPSON Constitution Street STANLEY TILDESLEY 15 Church Street Wrestling (4). Baseball (4) MICHAEL TOPAZIO 22 Fatima Drive Basketball (1-4) KATHLEEN TUCKER 24 Ml. Hope Avenue Inlramurals (2 and 4). Ski Club (4), Chorus (1-2 and 4) GLEN WATKINSON 20 Donna Court Baseball (1-3). Football (3-4). Wrestling (3-4). Jr. Prom Decorating Committee, Intramurals (1-2) GEORGE WEBSTER Wrestling (2-4). Swift Point FRED WENTZELL 38 Church Street BURTON WEST 1019 Hope Street Basketball (1-4); Manager (4). Inlramurals (4) GREGORY WILCOX Kickemuil Avenue Baseball Team (1-4), Cross Country Team (1-4), Intramu-rals (1-4) KEY TO BABY PICTURES W � Sight P !« . 1 Sonne M. A. Amir..., B. Partington. C. Motto,. 1 . Coolait. S. Breoar. T- Parhtma. A. Sinn . A. Bonn, Ida . P. Anmloiio. P. Am.nl S. Pm . C. Olieiara. B .ml Lombard,. J. C and E. Soona. P. Coda. I Martin. D. la. gUo. K. DrPonta. X. and P. C.bbtmttr. S. Rhtnard. A Burn,. P. CarndUi. M. Prineipt. P. 117. E. Katmn. K. Si. Vineeni. P. Retire. .„ P Fair . V Alma,da. N. and B Balaann. B. Coman. M. A. Pompe,,. V J. Nanna. J. Coitti. M. Caldanao. E. CaolT. P Pompai. A. Panhaao. D. Dmaolniam. C Ramon T Manaa. I Slone. A. Bonnann,,. J Eednneo. T Aaeoli. C Knighl. B Main . A. Prineipn. E Ftrra.ra P 118. J. Robrman. E. and R. Coaia. A C Madam S Ramiataa. C Mane,an. C Ena lado. A Calandra. S. Motin.G. Mardtall.C Wabatar. M. Amaral. J. Eearana. B. Dner. D Cablmake, S. Fadarieo. P. Jnnuano. R Mona. B. Motu. J. Rou. F Madam . L PeBagr.no. D Mar-hall. S. Cataliari, E Tavairo, L Mardiall. A. Barnard. K. Brnno. S A.iei. T G Madam . M L Alma,da. M Jonaa. C. Coopar. D Them... P 119. darn Pnlora - Si. Elnabailiv L Amaral and M Boaaam,. M Barraiio. D Sa.ino, Clan. Pel err lit, Cradn Rranold,. S Eola,. T Dannn, L Na.Uan. Picture Ml. Cirmel 175 Acknowledgements The yearbook staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank all those persons who helped to make our 1971 Green White possible. We are especially grateful to Mr. Domenic N. Raiola, who in his role as advisor to the staff, devoted endless time and energy in encouraging and inspiring us in our work on the book. It was with his help that we were able to establish ourselves as a staff, to produce what we hope has been an accurate and interesting account of our high school years. We would also like to thank the administration, faculty members, office clerks and secretaries who we realize were more than understanding and patient with us, and without whose cooperation we could have never completed our task. To all those who supported us through their subscriptions, advertisements, and cooperation in our activities throughout the year, may we express our profound gratitude and our sincere appreciation in having been granted the opportunity to publish the 1971 Green W hite . Lw IVfj • v i I ■ “ 1 ■« , ■'jMtl. ' Jfe : :. v • L i. vVT £•, 4; Af V •« • Jv$T i : •rL 4 A - , •; . • . v • • % : W K, • - • -t W w' « '3 ? - k tB v • [0 - _ V i' h ■ ' : • • , ; r V. ■ 1 w '? r • . I - • i y. Tm r . i 4 • • - V oi 4s V t % . i ■ '? '. .• • -■■ V. A - n • - •. f V . .