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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1972 volume:

Make every yesterday a dream of happiness And every tomorrow a vision of hope Look well to this day! Such is the salutation of the dawn i m. 197T GREEN AND WHITE BhsFqI High School John t. Kennedy Memorial Bristol, Rhode Island A Dedication Dear Mr. Sylvia, Sometimes some things shouldn’t be changed. We've been trying to discover an original method to convey an ageless sentiment, and we’ve come to the conclusion that the best way is the oldest way — to express what is felt in the heart. It is a rare man that is able to advise without offense. It is an even rarer man that is able to see his advice acted upon. Yet, you are just such a man, and it has been greatly to our advantage to have known you. Thank-you for the countless times you have listened to our troubles, defended us, changed our schedules, and sent us to the office for late passes. Thank-you for making the effort and attempting to understand us and our problems. Finally, just thank-you for caring. But time is passing. We are about to take our places on the Great Mandella of Life. Yet, while we are still a unit, we would like to honor you in some way. Therefore, the members of the senior class dedicate the 1972 Green and White yearbook to you, Mr. Louis T. Sylvia. 4 5 TABLE C F CONTENTS Sports Organizations Seniors Superintendent It is with great pleasure that I extend my congratulations to the members of the class of 1972 upon their graduation from Bristol High School. Your parents and friends, I am sure, share with you the feeling of accomplishment upon your receiving a diploma which signifies more than a dozen years of formal education. The years ahead should prove more fruitful to you because of a foundation that you received in the Bristol Public Schools. I know that the days you have spent with us have been happy ones as you will agree as more time passes. I wish you great luck, success and health in your new endeavors, whatever they may be, and urge that you support the public schools as citizens of Bristol. Edward P. Travers To the Class of 72 1 Change is not always growth just as movement is not always progress. In most instances people will decide the course change and movement will take. Lansing K. Reinholz ) Assistant Superintendent Bristol School Committee L. to r.: E. Oliver, I. Sousa, C. T. Campagna, J. M. Toppero, E. L. Chaset, A. J. Nunes, D. McGinn. Principal 10 MR. FRANK T. CANARIO To the Class of ”72 Youth is our hope for it alone can and will make today's dreams tomorrow’s realities. May God give you the wisdom, the vision and the determination to bring about the crystalization and implementation of those dreams that will bring about a greater tomorrow. And may each of you share in the peace and the prosperity that is the hope of mankind. . . the timeless in you is aware of life's timelessness, and knows that yesterday is but today’s memory and tomorrow today’s dream.” To the Class of 72 I have enjoyed my association with you this past school year and I should like to thank all of you for making it a most enjoyable ope for me. Congratulations to all of you and best wishes in all your future endeavors. We know you are leaving with a sense of responsibility toward your country. Let us hear from you from time to time. Again — Good Luckl Assistant Principals To the Class of 72 Every once in a while a class comes along that some teachers may feel a special closeness to. The class of '72' has been my special class since our days together in the Guidance office. I am pleased and very proud that, you have done so much to help yourselves as a class as well as individually. I am confident that your successes will continue, and I am most grateful that you let me share it all with you. To the Class of 72 Often the words graduation and commencement are used interchangeably. But upon closer study it is clear that there are differences in meaning between the two. Graduation suggests a conclusion — the awarding of a diploma marking the end of a program of studies. Whereas commencement implies a beginning — a starting out on new goals. Perhaps at this time it serves well to reflect on these differences so that in recalling the past you may find resources for your commitment to the future. ii To the Class of 72 My warmest congratulations to the Class of 1972. May you always treasure memories of your school years at Bristol High School. My sincere good wishes go with all of you in your future endeavors. Assistant Principals To the Class of 72 I congratulate you on your graduation from high school. You should be proud of your achievement in completing this phase of your life. During the years to come you will be faced with the great challenges and op portunities. May God guide you and keep you. 12 Faculty MATH DEPARTMENT L. to r.: I. Contente, R. Blouin, C. Chan-ning, J. Partington, D. Lombardi, L. Sullivan, S. Albernaz, P. Mack, R. Salmani, B. Lyon, H. Zooloomian. LIBRARIANS L. to r.: B. Cowan, L. Knowlton, I. VanZab-ner. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT i. to r.: T. Hardie, C. Howland, M. Walsh, M. Kravchuk, G. Rounds, N. Teves, M. Bruno, S. Perry, J. Dillenback, M. Soder-land, M. Hoyt, E. Britt, J. Davis, L. Joukla-ris, R. Jeffrey, E. Anthony, D. Raiola. 13 ART DEPARTMENT L. to r.: M. McRoberts, S. Digati, E. Ferrara. BAND R. Dietz SCIENCE DEPARTMENT L. to r.: I. Foley, A. Russo, R. Gaspar, A. Medeiros, G. St. Jaques, M. Zappulla, K. Cheetham, J. Cavallaro, V. Callery. M CHORAL C. Mello and friends PHYSICAL EDUCATION E. Dober PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT K. Ascoli, S. Wilson, A. Gizzarelli, R. Rodrigues, B. Travers. 15 HISTORY DEPARTMENT L. to r., bottom: S. Annarummo, R. Cel-one, E. McClellan, E. Weinberg. Top: J. Faria, S. Matrone, W. Fasano. HISTORY DEPARTMENT R. Nash AUDIO-VISUAL M. Capone BUSINESS DEPARTMENT L. to r.: A. Scanlon, M. Nunes, R. Gonsalves, R. McIntyre, J. Rego, B. Franklin, W. Maynard, A. Travers. 16 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT J. Gromling, A. Schattle, N. Phelan, S. Moffat, M. Escobar, J. Westnedge, P. Poland. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Vincent Santo GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Sitting: E. Deltoro, M. Ryan, V. O’Brien. Standing: F. Rugg, M. Jagielski, F. Cam-pagna, J. McDermott. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Sitting: D. Pontes, C. Hardie, M. Vendituo-li, V. Craveiro. Standing: C. Guerette, R. Drury, A. Almeida. 17 ATTENDANCE T. Perry, M. Partington SECRETARIES C. Salvaggio, J. Silvia, T. Carlos =ADING SPECIAL EDUCATION O. Vorok,, � ■ 18 19 CUSTODIANS Dear Mr. Canario, Trying to educate the precocious youth of today is probably the most thankless job available. Appreciation is notably lacking on the part of the student. However, this time, we’d like to give you the recognition that you deserve. Although many of us do not know you personally, we value the companionship of your knowledge. Once again, thank you, and we hope for your happiness in future years. Respectfully, Bristol High’s Students This Morning, like the spirit of youth that means to be of note, begins. Under C JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Advisor — S. R. Salmani Secretary — B. J. Oliveira Treasurer — R. Faye Vice President — J. Bilotti President — A. Silva SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer — K. Merlino Secretary — D. Armillotto Vice President — A. Vecchio President — P. Walker Advisor — J. Faria (not present) 24 lossmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President — J. Partington Vice President — R. Correa Secretary — P. Bruno Treasurer — J. Conley Advisor — Mrs. E. Anthony 8th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer — R. Cirillo Secretary — H. Jacobs Advisor — Mrs. M. Soderlund Vice President — M. Tabor President — D. Lanoue 25 Juniors 26 27 28 29 30 31 CO co Sophomores 34 35 36 37 39 Freshmen 40 41 42 43 Junior I’m looking at myself Reflections of my mind It's just the kind of day to leave myself behind So we'll go swaying through the fairy land of love If you'll just come with me You'll see the beauties of today's Afternoon SPORTS Football Head Coach Eric Dober Roland Rodrigues Sal Annarummo Rit Barboza Ralph Cirillo Dave Hedden Norman Belmore Seniors Jamie Ervin Billy St. Onge Doug Lemire Soccer 54 Head Coach Alphonse Almeida Assistant Coach C. Howland Seniors Don Lanoue Gary Palumbo Earl Rogers Ron Marabello Harold De Castro Bob Martin Dave Fojo 55 56 Cross Country Seniors Coach: Mr. J. Westnedge Thomas Archibald, Peter Nunes 58 Basketball Seniors: A. Almeida, B. Borges, D. Lanoue 60 Head Coach: D. Raiola J.V. Coach: A. DeQuattro Junior Varsity Coach: A. DeQuattro Fresh men Coach: E Dober Wrestling Head Coach: Mr. Rodrigues Assistant Coach: Mr. Ascoli Seniors Donald Thompson and Chuck Federico Steve Ruggieri and Bob Marshall Ralph Cirillo and Louie Vollaro 65 Junior Varsity Freshmen 66 69 Ski Team Lorry Young Tony Murgo Steve Grimo Jim Archibald Joe Merlino Nancy Caromile Seniors: Larry Young, Joe Merlino, Seniors: Steve Grimo, Gary Lee, Seniors: Ted Archibald 70 Gymnastics 71 72 Girls’ Basketball 73 Baseball Head Coach: S. Matrone Assistant Coach: E. Dober Seniors Gary Palumbo Max Careiro 75 Head Coach A. DeQuattro and the Seniors J. Edmunds and J. Butler 76 77 Track Coach R. Rodrigues and the Seniors 78 Seniors Kevin Dugan Ralph Cirillo Doug Lemire Ken McKenzie Brad Borges Tom Archibald 79 Tennis Coach: J. Partington Norm Belmore John Barker 81 Advisor: Carol Hardie Paula Guida Corrine Guido Marilyn Medeiros Cheerleaders Seniors i 84 SNOI1VZINVOXO 1972 Green And White Staff Advisor: Mr. D. Raiola Editor-in-Chief: Joan Weston Assistant Editor: Dawn Nunes Business Manager: Jane-Ann Silva Senior Section: Cathy Mello Meg McCallum Linda Lagarto Sports Section: Dave Barboza Ralph Cirillo Paul Agatiello Donald Lanoue Organizations: Jo Ann Sherman Diane Botelho Layout Designers: Bill Walker Gary Lee Robert Martin Activities Section: Paula Guida Cathy Finn Juniors: Arnold Silva Jr. Jackie Bilotti Leila Nunes Natalie Cruso Pat Principe Alan Massa Bristol High Student Council Officers Advisor: William Josephs President: Don Lanoue Vice President: Bill Walker Secretary: Cathy Mello Corresponding Secretary: Judy Saviano Treasurer: Nancy Caromile Parliamentarian: Arnie Silva 87 Library Club Advisor: Mrs. B. Cowan President: Frances Dunbar Vice President: Glenn Sousa D.E.C.A. 88 Advisor: Mr. A. DeQuattro President: George Medeiros 1st President: Ricky Thompson 2nd President: Sarah Tattrie Secretary: Nancy DaPonte Parliamentarian: Lynel McNamara Historian: Liz Moniz Reporter: Sue Redfern Pegasus Staff Advisors: Mrs. L. Jouklaris Mr. A. DeQuattro Editor: Leo Rainville Business Manager: Nancy Raganc Prism Staff Advisors: Miss M. Bruno Mr. S. Perry 89 National Honor Society Advisor: Mrs. E. Hall Secretary: Paula Gifford President: Leo Rainville Vice President: Joan Weston Treasurer: Anne Rego Model Legislature 90 Advisor: Mr. W. Fasano French Club Advisor: Mrs. D. Pontes President: Joanne Hopkins Secretary: Dee Ann Barboza Vice President: Elaine Nevins Treasurer: Elaine Cairrao Portuguese Club Advisor: Mr. Almeida Treasurer: Noelia Silveira President: Fatima Viera Secretary: Grace Silva Vice President: Kathy Silvia 91 Bristol High Band Director: Mr. R. Dietz, Mr. J. Lopes Drum Line 92 Color Guard Drill Team Director: Mr. E. McClellan Madrigal Chorus 94 Symphonic Band Director: Mr. R. Dietz Drama Club Advisor: Miss J. Dillenback President: Brian Paul Vice President: Charlie Alexandre Secretary: Cindy Alves Treasurer: Kenny Medeiros 95 Ecology Club Advisor: Mr. A. lasiello President: Joe Alves Vice President: Francis Parella Moth Team 97 Advisor: Mr. R. Blouin Ski Club Secretary: Cheryl Daigle Treasurer: Diane Saviano Athletic Association Secretary: Barbara Byrnes Corresponding Secretary: Nila Asciola Treasurer: Paula Guida Advisor: Mr. W. Maynard President: Steve Grimo Vice President: Gary Lee Advisor: Mr. V. Santo President: Dave Barboza Vice President: Betsy De Rosa Photography Club Advisor: Mr. K. Cheetham President: Bob Cruso Secretary: Angela Vecchio Treasurer: Tommy Medeiros Art Club Advisor: Mr. S. Digati President: Sue Vezina Vice President: Karyl O’Connell Secretary: Claudia Motta Treasurer: Ann Maria King 99 Twilight time to dream awhile Unveils in deepening blue Its fantasy strides over colorful skies The form disappearing from view. Building castles in the air Whistling to the wind As nature bows down her head See what tomorrow brings 100 Class History Rivers of endless tides have passed beneath our feet And all too soon they have us standing on our own And if our eyes are closed, then open them and see It's the morning of our life, —The evening of our day. In the dawn of our Junior High Years, the Class of '72 hinted of great promise. Remember five Christmases ago? There was a “get together” held by the Student Council. Some may remember “Math-In or the May day on which the Student Council went to New York City. In these early stages numerous attempts were made to cement the class together. These attempts were examples of our initial awareness of the need to unify. As Underclassmen we passed into the morning of our life. Our sophomore year was a foggy memory that came into focus on April 11, 1969. We succeeded in transforming the cafeteria into an illusory world of Purple Haze. Although as Sophomores we were concerned with our individual growth, we proved by our Sophomore Hop that there was an underlying unity. Somehow, in one summer, we changed. Our horizons widened. Although we were only Juniors, we wanted to leave our mark on the community. With the Christmas Musical we had successfully reached out to the world beyond the school limits. Our thoughts then turned toward March 5, 1971, our Ring Dance. These rings were the tangible symbols of our emergence into the adult world, and we couldn 't wait to get our ring fingers into them. Time passed, and we finished the year with a burst of color on April 16 — our Junior Prom. Suddenly it was twilight, and we welcomed the challenge of seniority. We were plunged into the world of career choices, tests, engagements, applications, and colleges. We found ourselves locked between two worlds — the haven of high school and ‘the future ’ which had finally arrived. Each of us had to make decisions that evidenced our readiness to leave Bristol High. However, we were determined to enjoy the remaining days of high school. Can you recall the Car Wash and The Pot Luck Supper? Of course there were the traditional senior events also. We ‘didn't drink the water' in May, had our reception in early May, the banquet in June, and, finally, graduation. Our High School day is over. Night is upon us, yet we know that another day is sure to dawn. Have the last six years properly prepared us? What of castles in the air, our hopes and aspirations? Will they fall unrealized into the sea? Or were they built of sturdy substances which will endure? Time will tell . . . Senior Class Officers President: Steve Ricci Vice-President: Leo Rainville Secretary: Corrine Guido Treasurer: Denise Mello Junior Class Officers President: Fred Dutra Vice-President: Fred Remington Vice-President: Jeanne Ventura Secretary: Corrine Guido Treasurer: Denise Mello Sophomore Class Officers President: Donald Lanoue Vice-President: Fred Dutra Secretary: Corrine Guido' Treasurer: Denise Mello ____________________________________ Decorating For The Hop Class of 72 Sophomore Hop PuxfiLe. cHazt SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 11,1970 8 T011P. M. MUSIC BY THE BITTER SWEET SAMBAS BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA DONATION $3.00 PER COUPLE 106 tt Ring Dance no Ill Junior Prom April 16, 1971 112 Homecoming 117 The Float 120 « Christmas Dance December 22, 1971 Co-Sponsored By Class Of 1972 And Class Of 1973 Senior Off President Steven Ricci 128 Class Advisor Mr. William Fasano Vice President Leo Rainville Class icers Secretary Corrine Guido Treasurer Denise Mello ADVISORY BOARD Joann Securo, Anne Rezendes, Gary Lee, Nancy Varola, Jane Oliver 129 Senior Superlatives FRIENDLIEST Steve Lombardi Linda Lagarto “Oooh! What's that aftershave you're wearing?” 130 MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Tommy Rodrigues A guy can't even walk through the halls safely anymore!” Nancy Varola MOST TALKATIVE Jane Oliver Joe Benevides ,mphmptl! mpthlds! MOST GULLIBLE John Edmonds Pat Santos “JOHN! I was only kidding, there isn't anything behind you. 132 BEST DRESSED George Medeiros pat Silvia “Should I smile Pat? MOST ATHLETIC Brad Borges “Why don't we sit this one out? Jo Ann Sherman MOST VERSATILE Bill Walker Cathy Mello Not now! I have a headache! Dave Barboza Rah? MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Sharon Josephs 133 BEST LOOKING Donny Lonoue Corrine Guido Not bad, not bod at all.” CLASS FLIRTS Gory Lee Would you like some flotsam? I've gotsom. Does anybody hove any jetsam? I'll getsam. Kathy Meehan MOST TALENTED Steve Grimo Dawn Nunes Play it again, Sam!” WITTIEST Charlie Marshall 'Aha! You've had it now!” Barbara Cook MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Paul Agatiello Joan Weston Home, sweet home.” 135 Time it was And what a time it was It was . . . A time of innocence A time of confidence Long ago ... it must be . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories. They’re all that’s left you. 1 FRANK ABENANTE, JR. Be strong and carry yourself like a man. PAUL JAMES AGATIELLO Why should the devil have all the good tunes? JAMES ALMEIDA Getting there is half the fun. DEBORAH LEE AGUIAR In quiet minds the greatest things do grow. ANTHONY R. ALMEIDA In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. ” MARY LINDA ALMEIDA Each has her own peculiar cast of mind and turn of expression. 137 EDWARD ALVES JOSEPH ALVES 'To live is like to love — all reason ’‘Wit that loved to play.' against it, and all healthy instinct for it. ROGER ALVES A man devoted to pleasure MARIA AMARAL Silence gives grace to a woman. SUSAN ANDRADE The smile you send out comes back to you. CAROL ANDREWS The happiest people seem to be those who have no particular cause for being happy except that they are so. 138 FRANK H. ANDREWS “Life is far too important a thing, ever to talk seriously about. THOMAS ARCHIBALD “Nature's first great title — mind. DAVID P. AREL “You can make it if you try. JOHN ARRUDA “What happiness, who can enjoy alone. DEBORAH A. ARPAIA Life is made up of interruptions. DENISE ASCIOLA The sweet converse of an innocent mind. 139 ADELINE BALZANO Little deeds of kindness help to make the earth like heaven CAROL BANDIERI Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace. DAVID E. BARBOZA No sooner said than done, so acts your man of worth. RICHARD BARBOZA Laugh and the world laughs with you . . . Study and you study alone. 140 JOHN BARKER A good friendmeant to liven up the world. PATRICIA BARROS Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity. NORMAN ARTHUR BELMORE A busy man who takes his tasks to heart. ” CHERYL E. BENEVIDES Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. JOHN BENEVIDES Soft spoken but rising to the occasion if need be. JOSEPH E. BENEVIDES There are two things to aim at in life; first to get what you want, and after that to enjoy it.” DAVID R. BERTRAND “It's great to be alive. CLAUDIA ANN BIDEN “To worry little and show it less is her idea of happiness. RICHARD A. BILOTTI “Soul, thou host much goods laid up for many years. Take thine ease, eat, drink, and be merry. BRADLEY J. BORGES “His friendliness and sports run hand in hand. 142 MARY ANNE BORGES “Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” DIANE BOTELHO “Always active every step full of liveliness and pep. ” MATTHEW A. BOTELHO “The strongest man in the world is he who stands most alone. LINDA A. BOTTOMLEY “A pleasing personality gets you anywhere. LESLIE A. BREAULT Livin' and lovin ’ it.'' 143 FRANK B. BROTHERTON Before his eyes and sudden view appear the secrets of the deep. BEVERLY ANN BROWN “The true art of friendship is the art of attention. 144 JOHN BUTLER “Which would you rather be — a conqueror in the Olympic Games, or the crier who proclaims the conquerors. ” BARBARA JEAN BYRNES “Sweet innocence and beauty meet in one. DEBORAH L. CABRAL “Let the world slip; we shall never be younger. KYNA LYNN CADILE “A happy disposition reflects its own sunshine. t DEBORAH LYNN CALCE “I have a heart with room for every joy. ” JOHN PAUL CAMARA “He hath the strength of twenty men, and the ability to use it. ROBERT J. CANNA “Life has no pleasure nobler than that of friendship. ” 145 FRANK M. CANNON “My thoughts and I are of another world. MAX M. CAREIRO “Life is a preparation for the future; and the best preparation for the future is to live as if there were none. LOU ANN CAROMILE “Her modest charms have gained her many friends.” PAUL CASTIGLIEGO All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make, the better.” VINCENT J. CATALFOMO Anything but dull. ROBERT CHAUVIN “To worry is a waste of time.” 146 GLORIA J. CICERO “A woman isn't poor if she can still laugh. V CHARLES COCHRANE Power can do by gentleness what violence fails to accomplish. ALAN COITE 7 love work. It fascinates me; I could watch it for hours.” 147 BARBARA L. COOK “The gift of gaiety may itself be the greatest good fortune, and the most serious step toward maturity. MARY LOU CORREIA “Happiness lies in the consciousness of having it.” GORDAN CRUZ Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy 148 with it.” ALAN COSTA From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot he is all mirth.” EDWARD M. COUTO “Wit at its best, consists in the terse intrusion into an atmosphere of serene mental habit. ” RICHARD CRUZ Fun is in him. NANCY ANN DA PONTE One who loves and laughs must surely do well. HAROLD DeCASTRO “In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. GLENN Dl PAOLA A little shy, a little more than meets the eye. CARLOS DA SILVA “Of a disposition, happy and blithe. MANUEL E. daROSA “The best of men have ever loved repose. ” NANCY DEFUSCO Nothing is so popular as kindness. DIANE DOBER “The dream is her real life; the world around her is the dream. ” 49 KEVIN MICHAEL DUGAN Skills to do comes of doing.” JOHN EDMONDS He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. FREDERICK DUTRA Man is a creature of a willful head. JAMES DWYER Mischief, here is thy r,taker. BERNADETTE EMERY The will to do, the soul to dare. JAMIE ERVIN A sportsman, a humorist, and an all around good fellow. 150 GILBERT FARIA The sincere alone can recognize sincerity. YVETTE MARIE FAVRO One of us, yet apart in her music and her art. CHARLES A. FEDERICO “I'm always at a loss to know how much to believe of my own stories. VIRGINIA FERRARA “Hitch your wagon to a star. DEBRA A. FERREIRA “Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship. DEBORAH FERREIRA “As merry as the day is long. 151 MARIA PHILOMENE FERREIRA A smile wins many friends. THEODORE FERRI Men's thoughts are much according to their inclinations. CATHY E. FINN To live as fully, as completely as possible, to be happy, and again to be happy, is the true aim and end of life. DAVID FOJO Life is a pure flame, and I live by an invisible sun within me. THOMAS FOLEY Why should I hurry? Rome wasn't built in a day.” ERIC FRANCIS The madman who knows that he is mad is close to sanity. 152 DEBORAH J. FURTADO “One we can depend on at all times.” PAULA BETH GIFFORD “And born to write, converse, and live with ease. LINDA L. GABLINSKE The joy of life is living, or so it seems to me. ” MARGARET GIUSTO “A friendly personality and winning ways. SUSAN A. GARDINER ‘‘My style and my sentiment are my own. ” CONNIE GOMES “The most delicious pleasure is to cause that of other people. 153 MARSHA LEE GOOS Always willing to lend a hand.'' FRANK GOULART Men of few words are the best men. MADELINE C. GRIMO Beauty pleases the eye only,- sweetness of disposition charms the soul. STEVEN GRIMO Confidence in the goodness of another is good proof of one's own goodness.” PATRICIA M. GUIDA If silence were golden, she'd be penniless, but all that energy must go somewhere. PAULA M. GUIDA The most lovely and precious things come in small packages. 154 What is beautiful is good, and who is good is also beautiful.” MARK D. HANSON Great hopes make a great man. WILLIAM HARPER Some think the world's made just for fun, and so do , and so do I.” DAVID R. HEDDEN Great works are performed not by strength but by perseverence. v DONNA P. JANARIO “Sweeter also than honey from the honeycomb. ” SUSAN M. JANUARIO Let the sun shine into your heart.” 155 MARY JANE JAYCOX 'Til speak to thee in silence. SHARON A. JOSEPHS Life is an ectasy. k DONNA KEYSER Sober, but not serious; quiet, but not idle.” LEONARD R. KNIGHT He rode upon a cherub, and did fly: yea, he did fly upon the wings of the wind. LINDA LAGARTO She is known as a woman whom every, body likes.” 156 KATHERINE JANE LAMONTE “As full of spirit as the month of May.” MARSHA LANGELLO “Her friendly personality is always ready for fun.” o LINDA C. LANNIGAN “And the lady shall speak her mind freely ROY LEFFINGWELL GARY G. LEE “Head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, a hand to execute any mischief.” “Men of few words conquer many fields. ” 157 DOUGLAS L. LEMIRE “No matter what the occasion here's the man for it. ’' STEPHEN D. LOMBARDI “Wherever he met a stranger, there he left a friend.'' RITA MARABELLO “A quiet girl she appears but underneath she's full of fun. RONALD MARABELLO “Sports are a most excellent device with which to test a man’s character. PAULA A. MARCHAND True happiness is found in enjoying life. 158 KATHLEEN J. MARCHAND “Take from our hearts the love of the beautiful, and you take away all the charm of life. CHARLES MARSHALL “Humor is the last available refuge to the nonconformist. “ ROBERT MARSHALL Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday.” ROBERT A. MARTIN 7 have found you an argument; I'm not obliged to find you an understanding. DONNA MASSA A well liked girl is always conscious of her charm. ANN MAZZARELLA For the good are always the merry.” jan McCarthy Glorious privilege of being I.” MARGARET ANN McCALLUM The style of her, the smile of her will live with us forever. MARIAN R. MCCARTHY Genius is mainly an affair of energy.” 159 ROBERTA L. McCAUGHEY “Blessed are they who have the art of making friends. BRIAN L. McKELVEY “It is impossible to find out what passes in the interior of a man's mind.” VERNA McKENNA “She was content with her manner gracious. KENNETH McKENZIE “Wider and wider shall thy bounds be set. RITA McKENZIE “Truth and trust bind friendship. LYNEL H. McNAMARA A kind heart is a fountain of gladness. 4 GEORGE MEDEIROS A manly appearance, faultless boots and clothes and a happy fierceness of manner. ” MARILYN MEDEIROS “The good, as I conceive it, is happiness. ” KATHLEEN MEEHAN ’ Hunger is the teacher of the arts, and the inspirer of invention.” 161 CATHERINE M. MELLO Our life consists partly in folly and partly in wisdom. JOSEPH MERLINO ' Fan the sinking flame of hilarity with the wing of friendship, and pass the rosy wine. DENISE MELLO 7 would be friends with you and have your love. ELIZABETH ANN MONIZ Happiness proves a good person. ' SANDRA ANN MENEZES No woman is useless while she is a friend. OLIVER MORAN “I take life as it comes. 162 DONNA MARIE MORENO “Her loveliness I never knew until she smiled on me. ALAN MORRA “Happy is he born and taught that serveth not another's will. MICHAEL MORRA “It is not enough to have great qualities. One must make good use of them.” ROBERT MORRIS “Some are wise, but it is more fun to be otherwise. ELAINE NEVINS “Sometimes serious, sometimes gay, always nice either way.” 163 DAWN NUNES Art is not a thing, it is a way. LOUISE ANN OLIVEIRA “Wisdom is common sense in an uncommon degree. PETER A. NUNES As he thinketh in his heart, so is he. JANE E. OLIVER Conversation is an art. DONNA C. O’CONNELL All the world doth practice stage playing. FRANK PACHECO The sight of a man hath the force of a lion. ” 164 ROBERT PACHECO “It is a great comfort to me when I am free from guilt. GARY PALUMBO Sports and jest are the delights of my life. MARIE CATHERINE PANZARELLA She is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. FRANCIS PARELLA It's hard to be good! SANDRA JEAN PELLEGRINI She lives for the love of life. ANNE MARIE PERRY Happiness is a wine of the rarest vintage. ARTHUR PELLERIN One can not always be a hero, but one can always be a man. 165 ALAN PINHEIRO “Youth will have its swing. JUNE PLANTE “What lies behind her calm exterior? DEBRA ANN PIRRI “My heart is warm with the friends I make. ” DORIS PRINCIPE “If you are out for joy and song I'll be glad to come along. NIKKI ANN PIRRI “I exist as I am — that is enough. LEO A. RAINVILLE “His conduct still right with his argument wrong. 166 JOHN T. RAMOS ‘ ‘Quiet men conquer many fields. JAMES RAPOSA JR. Few are angels. KATHLEEN REBELLO A good laugh is sunshine in a day. SUSAN D. REDFERN Life is all sound and swing, youth is a perfect thing. ANNE E. REGO The good that comes of study is to prove her better, wiser and honester. ANNE REZENDES Good things in life shine forth with a smile. 167 STEVEN RICCI “Responsibilities gravitate to the man that can shoulder them. THOMAS RODRIGUES “Why worry? Things are bound to happen anyway. ” BARBARA A. RODRIGUES “Friendship is the only cement that will hold the world together. EARL J. ROGERS “Adventure is not outside a man, it is within. ” JOANN RODRIGUES “Her days flow on unmarred by strife. ♦ NANCY LEE ROGERS “Much wisdom often accompanies few words. STEPHEN RUGGIERI “Happy am I, from care I am free. Why aren't they all content like me? 168 LUIS RUIZ Let there be life and I will make it.” PATRICIA J. SANTOS “It's a good thing to be foolishly gay once in a while. MICHAEL SARRACINO “To fill the hour is happiness. DIANE SAVIANO “Isn't life the perfect thing, to pass the time away! DONA SAVIANO “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. “ WILLIAM SEARS “One does not need to say all he knows. “ JOANN SECURO “Impromptu is truly the touchstone of wit.” 169 JO ANN SHERMAN Welcome o life! I go to encounter for the millionth time the reality of living.” PATRICIA C. SICIGNANO Without love and laughter there is no joy. ” JANE-ANN SILVA One must have lived greatly whose record would bear the full light of day from beginning to its close. GRACE SILVA Be good and leave the rest to heaven. MARION SILVA One crowded hour of glorious life is worth an age without a name.” TERESA L. SILVA “77s to create, and in creating, live. NOELIA SILVEIRA “Things that are moderate last a long time.” BERNADETTE SILVIA “Cheerful temper, joined with innocence will make beauty more attractive, knowledge delightful, wit good natured. JOHN SILVIA “The best is yet to come.” RAUL SILVIA “The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts.” 171 ALAN SLOMAN “Man's character is revealed by his speech. CHERYL A. SLOMAN “Some think she's bashful; others doubt it. PEGGY JO SOARES “Truth accomplishes no victories without enthusiasm. “ DAVID SOUSA Never knowing exactly what he wants, but when it's there, he knows it. Hi GEORGE SOUSA “He laughs, he talks and when necessary, he studies. 172 LEONARD SOUSA Sober, but not serious, quiet, but not idle. RUSSELL SOUSA NATALE SQUATRITO A unique air of the unexpected.'' “A great mind becomes a great fortune.” NANCY SQUIRES Her voice was gentle, soft, and low, the perfect thing in a woman. ANTHONY ST. ANGELO He puts work off for a rainy day.” SHARON M. STANZIONE Believe in your own individuality.” 173 WILLIAM ST. ONGE “I'll be happy, I'll be mad at nobody.” JOSEPH SYLVIA “He is so talkative. Can we believe him?” SARAH TATTRIE “Ready for a good time? You bet! JULIE ANN TAVARES “Silence, often of pure innocense persuades when speaking fails. PAUL TAVARES “I had a pleasant time with my mind, f it was happy. ” DONALD R. THOMPSON “Why mothers get gray.” 174 MARIE VARGAS Modesty cannot be taught it must be bom. NANCY A. VAROLA Happiness is made — not found. JEANNE PELOQUIN VENTURA A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. PAMELA R. VITAL A true talent delights the possessor first. 175 PAUL R. VOLLARO LOUIS T. VOLLARO Let there be life and I’ll make it merry. He desires mischief continuously. WILLIAM N. WALKER His greatest wits have a touch of madness. JOAN WESTON I have made it my earnest concern not to laugh at, nor to deplore, not to detest, but to understand, the actions of human beings.” DEBORAH M. WILLETTS “The more we know her, the better we like her. LAWRENCE YOUNG “There has never been great genius without an admixture of madness. “ THOMAS YOUNG “What is strength without a double share ff wisdom?” 177 FRANK ABENANTE JR. 26 Verndale Circle STEVEN ARCHAMBEAU 1242 Hope St. • PAUL AGATIELLO (Ag) 34 Highland Road All-State Band (9-12), Band (9-12), Exec. Board (10), Student Council (9), Symphonic Band (9-12), Yearbook Staff (12), Tennis (9-12) DEBORAH AGUIAR (Debbie) 10 Doran Ave. Portuguese Club (11), Basketball (12), Girls' Track (10), Intramurals ANTHONY ALMEIDA (Tony) 22 Mason Ave. Basketball (9-12), Football (9) JAMES ALMEIDA 43 Greylock Road MARY LINDA ALMEIDA 131 Franklin St. D.E.C.A. (9-11) EDWARD ALVES 423 Hope St. JOSEPH ALVES 70 Coggeshell Ave. ROGER ALVES 48 Fox Hill Ave. SUSAN ANDRADE 22 Greenway Dr. D.E.C.A. (12), Exec. Board (10), Christmas Musical (11) v CAROL ANDREWS 40 Tilbury Dr. Art Club (9-11), Christmas Music Homecoming Comm. (11-12), Portuguese Club (11-12), Soph. Hop Comm., Intramurals FRANK ANDREWS (Ange) 49 Woodlawn Ave. (Jim) (Bunny) (Eddie) (Beak) (Motorhead) (Sue) THOMAS ARCHIBALD (Ted) 36 Sunset Road Chess Club (10-11), Math Team (10-12), Ski Club (10-12), Cross Country (10-12), Ski Team (11-12), Track (11-12), Intramurals DAVID AREL (Dave) 217 State St. Wrestling(l 2) DEBRA ARPAIA (Debbie) 75 Fales Road DENISE ASCIOLA Booface) 33 Byfield St. Jr. Prom, Soph. Hop and Ring Dance Comm., Exec. Board (11), Intramurals ADELINE BALZANO (Addy) 61 Beach Road Chorus (12), Homecoming Com. (11-12), Jr. Prom Comm., Christmas Musical (11), Library Club (10), Madrigal Group (11), Ring Dance Comm. CAROL BANDIERI 4 Birchwood Dr. Art Club (10), Yearbook Staff (11-12) PATRICIA BANNO (Pat) 41 Clipper Way Art Club (9-10), D.E.C.A. (12), Prism Staff (11) DAVID E. BARBOZA (Dave) 119 Franklin St. A.A. (9-12), Audio Visual (9-12), Model Legislature (12), Yearbook Staff (12), Basketball Announcer (11-12), Football Manager (9-12), Intramural Official (9-11) RICHARD BARBOZA (Boozee) 103 Mt. Hope Ave. JOHN T. BARKER 91 Fatima Dr. Tennis (-12) PATRICIA BARROS (Pat) 45 Cottage St. Christmas Musical (11), Exec. Board (10-1 1), Jr. Prom and Soph. Hop Comm., Ski Club (12), Intramurals NORMAN BELMORE (Bel) 29 Summer St. Band (11-12), French Club (12), Photography Club (11), Football (11-12), Tennis (11-12), Intramurals CHERYL BENEVIDES (Cher) 72 Collins St. JOHN BENEVIDES I 1 Robin Dr. Baseball (9-11), Intramurals DAVID BERTRAND (Dave) 24 Shaws Lane Audio Visual (10-12), Wrestling (12) CLAUDIA ANN BIDEN (Claud) 55 Sherry Ave. D.E.C.A. (11-12), Intramurals RICHARD BILOTTI 30 Robin Dr. Ski Club (12) MICHAEL BISBANO II Dyer St. Art Club BRADLEY BORGES 53 Charles St. Exec. Board (11), Basketball (9-12), Football (9-12), Track (11-12) MARY ANNE BORGES 46 Thompson Ave. Art Club (11), Debating Club (9), Homecoming Comm. (10), Christmas Musical (11), Soph. Hop Comm., Student Council (9-11), Intramurals PETER BOROMEO 6 Sweeny Lane DIANE BOTELHO 10 Wall St. French Club (12), Christmas Musical (11), Pegasus Staff (12), Pepperettes (10-12), Senior Play, Student Leader (12), Yearbook Staff (12) MATTHEW BOTELHO (Matt) 29 Primrose Dr. D.E.C.A. (11-12) LESLIE BREAULT 9 Chester Ave. FRANK BRIAN BROTHERTON 120 Hope St. BEVERLY BROWN (Bev) Kickemuit Ave. (Bio) (Biz) (Buck) — National Honor Society — Rhode Island Honor Society 178 PATRICIA A. BURNS (Pat) 497 Metacom Ave. Chorus (12), D.E.C.A. (9-11), Homecoming Comm. (11), Pegasus Staff (10), Pepperette (11-12), Prism Staff (10), Ring Dance Comm. JOHN F. BUTLER (Butt’s) 149 State St. A.A. (1 2), Model Legislature (12), Golf Team (11-12), Intramurals BARBARA JEAN BYRNES 56 Franklin St. Chorus (11-12), Christmas Musical (11), Exec. Board (10-11), French Club (12), Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Jr. Prom Comm., Pegasus Staff (12), Pepperette (11-12), Ring Dance Comm., Ski Club (10-12), Soph. Hop Comm., Intramurals DEBORAH CABRAL (Debbie) 10 San Francisco St. Chorus (12), D.E.C.A. (9-11), Homecoming and Ring Dance Comm. JEANNE CABRAL 6 Silver Creek Court KYNA CADILE 321 Metacom Ave. Intramurals, Basketball (12) DEBORAH CALCE (Smiley) 885 Hope St. A.A. (9-12), Christmas Musical (11), French Club (12), Homecoming Comm. (11-12), Jr. Prom Comm., Senior Play, Ski Club (12), Soph. Hop Comm., Intramurals JOHN PAUL CAMARA 90 Church St. Shop Club (12) ROBERT CANNA (Bob) 117 Beach Road Ski Club (10-12), Ski Team (12) FRANK CANNON 60 Highland Road Football (9) MAX CAREIRO (Maxentius) 433 Metacom Ave. Band (9-12), Baseball (9-12) LOU ANN CAROMILE (Lou) 5 Roma St. Homecoming Comm. (11-12), Pegasus Staff (9), Prism Staff (9), Senior Play, Intramurals PAUL CASTIGLIEGO (Cast) 166 Bay View Ave. VINCENT CATALFOMO (Vinny) 14 Bliven Ave. ROBERT CHAUVIN (Chuv) 43 Greenway Dr. • GLORIA CICERO 168 High St. Homecoming Comm. (12) RALPH CIRILLO 108 Union St. Christmas Musical (11), French Club (12), Senior Play, Yearbook Staff (12), Football (9-12), Track (11-12), Wrestling (9-10, 12) Senior Play, Ski Club (10-12), Basketball (12), Intramurals EDWARD COUTO (Ed Flash) 60 Greylock Road Soccer (10) GORDON CRUZ 6 Ansonia Ave. RICHARD CRUZ (Joe) 11 Magnolia St. NANCY DAPONTE (None) 19 Cook St. Christmas Musical (11), D.E.C.A. (12), Jr. Prom and Soph. Hop Comm., Peagasus Staff (10), Ski Club (12) V MANUEL E. DAROSA 25 Thompson Ave. CARLOS DASILVA 19 Ryan Ave. HAROLD DECASTRO (Harry) 47 Fatima Dr. Portuguese Club (11-12), Soccer (11-12) CHARLES COCHRANE (Chuck) 35 Prospect St. Madrigal Group (12), Ski Club (11-1 2), Intramurals JACALYN COCHRANE (Jacki) 35 Prospect St. Exec. Board (10), Ski Club (12), Cheerleader (9-11) NANCY DEFUSCO 612 Wood St. D.E.C.A. (9, 11-12), Pepperette (9-10), Intramurals GLENN DIPAOLA 42 Bradford St. A.A. (11-12), Audio Visual (9-12), Model Legislature (12), Track (10), Intramurals ALAN COITE 17 Goulart Ave. Intramurals KAREN CONNERY 112 Church St. BARBARA COOK 45 DeWolf Ave. Intramurals (Al) DIANE DOBER (Di) 188 Bay View Ave. Cheerleader (10-11), Pepperette (9) (Bee) MARY LOU CORREIA (Lupas) 58 St. Elizabeth St. Christmas Musical (11) Color Guard (12), Debating Club (9), Exec. Board (11), Homecoming, Jr. Prom and Soph. Hop Comm., Pepperette (10-12), Portuguese Club (9-12), Student Council (12), Student Leader (12), Basketball (10), Intramurals ALAN COSTA (Al) 54 Greylock Road Basketball (9), Football (9), Intramurals MARY COSTA 9 Harbour View Ave. Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Ring Dance and Soph. Hop Comm., KEVIN M. DUGAN 26 Cole St. Track (10-12), Intramurals • — National Honor Society —- Rhode Island Honor Society 179 FRED DUTRA (Dew) 39 San Juan Dr. Class Vice-Pres. (10), Class Pres. (11), Football (9-12) JAMES DWYER (Jim) 85 Union St. Audio Visual (9-10) JOHN S. EDMONS (Captain Bly) 175 Mt. Hope Ave. Band (9), Ski Club (12), Golf (11-12) BERNADETTE EMERY (Bernie) 44 Catherine St. A.A. (11), Pegasus Staff (10) MARIA FERREIRA 33 Bay View Ave. THEODORE C. FERRI 10 Goulart Ave. CATHY FINN 11 Glenview Dr. Chorus (10-11), Christmas Musical (11) Homecoming Comm. (12), Pepperette (9-10), Ring Dance Comm., Senior Play, Student-Faculty Advisory Board (9), Yearbook Staff (1 2), Intramurals V DAVID FOJO (Dave) 17 Meadow Lane Legion of Mary (9-10), Sea Scouts (9-12), Vincent De Paul (11), Cricket (9-12), Soccer (12), Swimming (9-1 2), Tennis (11-1 2), Track (9-10) THOMAS FOLEY (Tom) 10 Fort Hill Road Football (11-12), Intramurals ERIC FRANCIS (Lame) 705 Metacom Ave. DEBORAH FURTADO (Debbie) 27 Elmwood Dr. Band (9-12), Homecoming Comm. (11-12), Library Club (9), Photography Club (11), Senior Play, Soph. Hop Comm., Symphonic Band, Intramurals (Filomena) (Teddy) JAMIE ERVIN (Josh) 142 Kickemuit Ave. Band (9-12), Football (10-12), Intramurals LINDA GABLINSKE (Lou) 44 Greylock Road Cheerleader (9-11) GILBERT FARIA (Gilly) 5 Jenkins St. Exec. Board (10), Football (9-10) SUSAN GARDINER (Sue) 5 Glenview Dr. A.A. (10), French Club (12), Intramurals V YVETTE MARIE FAVRO 562 Thames St. Band (9-12), Library Club (9), Madrigal Group (12), Photography Club (11), Prism Staff Co-Editor (11), R. I. Philharmonic Youth Orchestra (11-12) CHARLES FEDERICO (Fed) 94 Beachmont Road Football (9-10), Wrestling (9-10, 12) VIRGINIA ANN FERRARA (Virg) 41 Mt. Hope Ave. A.A. (10), Christmas Musical (11), Pegasus Staff (10) DEBORAH A. FERREIRA (Debbie) 15 Franca Ave. D.E.C.A. (11), Student Leader (12), Intramurals DEBORAH JEAN FERREIRA (Debbie Jean) 3 Third St. Christmas Musical (11) V PAULA GIFFORD Burton St. Band (9-10), National Honor Society Secretary (12), Ski Club (10-12) MARGARET M. GIUSTO (Peggy) 320 High St. Ring Dance and Soph. Hop Comm. CONNIE GOMES 28 Shows Lane Portuguese Club (10-11), Intramurals V MARSHA LEE GOOS (Bird) 75 Sherman Ave. French Club (12), Student Leader (10), Intramurals FRANK GOULART 73 Metacom Ave. Track (10) MADELINE GRIMO (Domenic) D.E.C.A. (12), Intramurals STEVEN GRIMO (Steve) 54 Monroe Ave. All-State Band (9-12), Band (9-12), Chorus (12), Exec. Board (10), Ski Club (10-12), Pres. (12), Cross Country (9) PATRICIA GUIDA (Pat) 875 Hope St. D.E.C.A. (11-12), Intramurals V PAULA GUIDA (S.S.) A.A. (9-10), Cheerleader (9-12), Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Jr. Prom and Soph. Hop Comm., Senior Play, Ski Club (10-12), Treasurer (12), Student Leader (11), Yearbook Staff (12), Intramurals CORRINE GUIDO (Cora) 102 Almeida Court Cheerleader (9-12), Christmas Musical (11), Class Secretary (10-12), Jr. Prom, Soph. Hop and Ring Dance Comm., Intramurals MARK HANSON 1 Ambrose Ct. Homecoming Comm. (12) WILLIAM HARPER (Bill) 103 Franklin St. • DAVID HEDDEN (Deacon Dave) 76 Sherman Ave. Baseball (9), Football (9-12), Tennis (10-12), Intramurals DONNA JANARIO (DJ.) 2 Church Cove Road French Club (12), Homecoming Comm. (10), Portuguese Club (11), Intramurals SUSAN JANUARIO (Sunshine) 101 Woodlawn Ave. Christmas Musical (11), Color Guard (12), French Club (12), Homecoming Comm. (11-12), Jr. Prom Comm., Pepperette (12), Portuguese Club (11-12) MARY JANE JAYCOX (Midge) 106 High St. 180 — National Honor Society — Rhode Island Honor Society Chorus (9-12), D.E.C.A. (11), Library Club (9-12), Madrigal Group (9-10) SHARON A. JOSEPHS (SAJ) 98 Wood St. A.A. (9-10), Christmas Musical (11), Exec. Board (10-11), Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Ring Dance, Jr. Prom, and Soph. Hop Comm., Pepperette (10-12), Portuguese Club (11), Student Council (10-12), Treasurer (11), Student Leader (12), Intramurals DONNA KEYSER (Peanut) 141 Bradford St. Chorus (10-12), D.E.C.A. (12) ELIZABETH KLEIN (Nikki) 3 Aaron Ave. Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Ring Dance, Soph. Hop and Jr. Prom Comm., Pepperette (10-12), Ski Club (10-11) LEONARD R. KNIGHT (Hercules) 13 Greenway Dr. LINDA LAGARTO (Lin) 5 Church Cove Road Christmas Musical (11), Greaser Comm. (12), Homecoming Comm. (10-11) Portuguese Club (11), Senior Play, Soph. Hop Comm., Yearbook Staff (12) KATHERINE LAMONTE (Kathy) 4 Mastuson Lane A.A. (10-12), Library Club (10), Ski Club (12) MARSHA LANGELLO 49 E. St. Pegasus Staff (10), Intramurals LINDA LANNIGAN (Lunk) 79 Hopeworth Ave. Exec. Board (10), Soph. Hop, and Jr. Prom Comm., Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Majorettes (9-10), Ski Club (12) V DONALD LANOUE (Donny) 113 Constitution St. GARY LEE 2 Colonial Road Advisory Board (12), Audio Visual (9), Boys’ State (11), Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming Comm. (12), Model Legislature (11- 12), Photography Club (11), Pres. (11), Senior Play, Ski Club (10-12), Vice Pres. (12), Soph. Hop Comm., Track (10-11), Tennis (11), Yearbook Staff (12) ROY LEFFINGWELL 350 Metacom Ave. Track (10-12) DOUGLAS LEMIRE (Doug) 36 Platt St. Football (11-12), Track (10-12), Wrestling (10-12) STEPHEN LOMBARDI (Red-Eye) 44 Woodlawn Ave. Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Senior Play, Ski Club (12), Wrestling (9-12) MARGARET McCALLUM (Meg) 50 Cliff Dr. Chorus (10-12), Christmas Musical (11), Ski Club (12), Yearbook Staff (12) jan McCarthy 41 Fales Road MARIAN McCarthy (Myra) 11 8 Bradford St. Christmas Musical (11), Exec. Board (11), Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Ski Club(10-12), Soph. Hop and Jr. Prom Comm., Intramurals ROBERTA McCAUGHEY (Robin) 101 Union St. BRIAN McKELVEY 9 Sandra Dr. VERNA LYNN McKENNA 1 32 Bay View Ave. D.E.C.A. (11) V KENNETH McKENZIE (Fred) 24 Catherine St. Football (10), Track (10-12), Intramurals MARK McKENZIE 2 Jane Lane RITA McKENZIE 24 Catherine St. LYNELL McNAMARA 725 Hope St. Band (9), Chorus (11), D.E.C.A. (11-12), Parliamentarian (12), Student Council (9), Intramurals RITA MARABELLO 3 Woburn St. RONALD MARABELLO 956 Hope St. Baseball (9-12), Soccer (11-12) KATHLEEN MARCHAND (Kathi) 67 High St. D.E.C.A. (11), Ski Club (11), Intramurals PAULA A. MARCHAND (Weasel) 67 High St. Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming Comm. (10-11), Soph. Hop Comm., Intramurals CHARLES MARSHALL (Charlie) 9 Third St. Christmas Musical (11), Exec. Board (9-11), Greaser Comm. (12), Homecoming Comm. (10-11), Soph. Hop Comm., Basketball (9), Football (9-12), Track( 10-11) ROBERT MARSHALL 5 Easterbrooks Ave. Christmas Musical (11), Photography Club (11) , Senior Play, Wrestling (9, 12), Intramurals • ROBERT MARTIN (Rabbit) 8 Church Cove Road Audio Visual (10), Math Team (11-12), Model Legislature (11-12), Yearbook Staff (12) , Soccer (10-12), Track (10-12), Intramurals DONNA MASSA 43 Prospect St. A.A. (11), Library Club (9), Pegasus Staff (10), Student Leader (10), Intramurals ANNE MAZZARELLA (Mazz) 20 Richmond St. A.A. (10), Pegasus Staff (9), Senior Play GEORGE MEDEIROS (King) 122 Bay View Ave. A.A. (9), D.E.C.A. (11-12), Pres. (12), Portuguese Club (11), Ski Club (11-12) MARILYN MEDEIROS 302 State St. Cheerleader (9-12), D.E.C.A. (12), Portuguese Club (9-10), Intramurals MARY MARGARET MEDEIROS (Maggie) 1 3 Alma Ave. D.E.C.A. (11-12) OLGA MEDEIROS 205 Thames St. — National Honor Society — Rhode Island Honor Society 181 • KATHLEEN MEEHAN (Kathy) 24 St. Elizabeth St. Chorus (11-12), Christmas Musical (11) Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Pegasus Staff (12), Portuguese Club (9-10), Senior Play, Soph. Hop Comm. Baseball (11), Basketball (12), Intramurals • CATHERINE MELLO (Cathy) 142 Bay View Ave. A.A. (9-10), Christmas Musical (11), Exec. Board (10), Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Ring Dance, Soph. Hop, and Jr. Prom Comm., Pegasus Staff (11-12), Senior Play, Student Council (10-12), Secretary (11-12), Student Leader (11), Yearbook Staff (1 2), Intramurals DENISE MELLO 94 Church St. Chorus (10-11), Christmas Musical (11), Class Treas. (10-12), Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Jr. Prom, Soph. Hop and Ring Dance Comm., Pepperette (10), Intramurals SANDRA ANN MENEZES (Sandy) 6 Seigel St. Portuguese Club (12), Intramurals JOSEPH MERLINO (Joe) 34 Beachmont Road Christmas Musical (11), Photography Club (11) , Ski Club (10-12), Ski Team (11-12), Wrestling (10), Intramurals V ELIZABETH MONIZ (Liz) 61 Woodlawn Ave. Chorus (10-11), D.E.C.A. (12) OLIVER MORAN (Buster) 608 Wood St. Basketball (9-10) DONNA MARIE MORENO 99 Fales Road ALAN MORRA 71 Grey lock Road Band (10), Christmas Musical (11), Ski Club (12) , Student Council (12), Tennis (11-12) MICHAEL MORRA (Mike) 528 Metacom Ave. Exec. Board (10), Baseball (9-12), Football (9-12), Basketball (9-10) ROBERT MORRIS 93 Kickemuit Ave. Ecology Club (12), Oceanography Seminars (11), Golf (9-10) ELAINE NEVINS 64 Fox Hill Ave. Color Guard (11-12), French Club (12), Vice Pres. (12), Homecoming Comm. (10), Student Leader (10-12), Intramurals • DAWN NUNES Harbor View Ave. French Club (12), Ski Club (12), Student Council (9), Yearbook Staff (12) PETER NUNES 14 Gorham Place Chess Club (10-11), Cross Country (10-12), Track (10) DONNA O'CONNELL 4 Howe St. Chorus (10-12), Christmas Musical (11), Student Leader (12), Intramurals • LOUISE ANN OLIVEIRA (Lu-Ann) 28 Anthony Ave. Band (12), Library Club (9-10), Madrigal Group (12), Photography Club (11-1 2), Prism Staff (11) JANE OLIVER (J.O.) 9 Tupelo St. Advisory Board (12), Christmas Musical (11), Exec. Board (10-11), French Club (12), Homecoming, Ring Dance, Soph. Hop and Jr. Prom Comm., Intramurals FRANK PACHECO (Ralph) 1 1 8 Franklin St. Ski Club (12) ROBERT PACHECO 40 Roma St. GARY PALUMBO 68 Sherry Ave. Baseball (9-12), Soccer (10-12) MARIE PANZARELLA (Maria) 20 Dartmouth St. Majorette (9-10) FRANCIS PARELLA (Parallel) 60 Beach Road SANDRA JEAN PELLEGRINI (Sandi) Butterworth Ave. Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming, Soph. Hop, and Jr.Prom Comm., Intramurals ARTHUR PELLERIN (Art) 6 Reservoir Ave. Wrestling (9-12), Intramurals ANN SOUSA PERRY Homecoming Comm. (10-11), Majorette (9-10), Soph. Hop Comm., Intramurals ALAN J.PINHEIRO (Pin) 63 Fales Road Audio Visual (9-12) DEBRA PIRRI 37 Beachmont Road Portuguese Club (12) NIKKI-ANN PIRRI 6 Greylock Road JUNE PLANTE 20 Thompson Ave. D.E.C.A. (12) DORIS PRINCIPE 6 Mason Ave. Cheerleader (10-11), Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming Soph. Hop, and Jr. Prom Comm., Senior Play, Ski Club (12), Intramurals • LEO A. RAINVILLE 60 Cedar Dr. Chess Club (9-10), Christmas Musical (11), Class Vice Pres. (12), Exec. Board (11), Homecoming Comm. (11-12), Model Legislature (11-12), Nat. Honor Society Pres. (12), Pegasus Staff (11-12), Editor-in-Chief (12), Photography Club (11), Science Club (9), Student Council (11-12) JOHN T. RAMOS Wall St. Baseball (9-10) JAMES RAPOSA JR. (Posa) 16 Rosita Ave. KATHLEEN REBELLO (Kathy) 15 Baker St. A.A. (9-10), Ski Club (11-12), Intramurals 182 • — National Honor Society — Rhode Island Honor Society phonic Band (12) murals SUSAN D. REDFERN (Sue) 455 Metacom Ave. D.E.C.A. (11-12), Christmas Musical (11) ANNE REGO 652 Hope St. Chorus (12), Christmas Musical (11), Exec. Board (10), Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Nat. Honor Society Treas. (12), Portuguese Club (9-10, 12), Ski Club (10-11), Senior Play, Soph. Hop Comm. ANNE REZENDES 44 Coggeshall Ave. Advisory Board (12), Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming Comm. (12), Jr. Prom Comm., Library Club (9), Senior Play, Ski Club (10), Soph. Hop Comm., Intramurals STEVEN RICCI (Rich) 54 King Philip Ave. Christmas Musical (11), Class Pres. (12), Homecoming (12), Jr. Prom Comm., Senior Play, Ski Club (10), Tennis (10-12) BARBARA ANN RODRIGUES (Barb) 17 Cliff Dr. Christmas Musical (1 1), Library Club (9), Ring Dance Comm. JOANNE RODRIGUES 7 Echo Farm Dr. Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming Comm. (11-12), Soph. Hop Comm., Intramurals THOMAS RODRIGUES (Rod) 17 Cliff Dr. Christmas Musical (11) EARL ROGERS (YJ.) 103 Fales Road Band (9-12), Hockey Club (12), Senior Play, Ski Club (9-10), Basketball (9), Soccer (10-12), Intramurals NANCY LEE ROGERS (None) 47 Cole St. Band (9-12), Homecoming Comm. (11), Sym- STEVEN RUGGIERI (Rug) 28 Terrace Dr. Audio Visual (9), Exec. Board (11), Senior Play, Tennis (10-12), Wrestling (10-12) LUIS RUIZ (Cuban) 342 High St. PATRICIA J. SANTOS (Patsy) 9 St. Theresa Ave. Christmas Musical (11) MICHAEL SARRACINO (Sam) 149 Sunrise Dr. Baseball (10) DIANE SAVIANO 274 Wood St. A.A. (9-10, 12), Treas. (12), Chorus (9-10), Christmas Musical (11), Pepperette (10-11), Soph. Hop Comm., Intramurals DONA H. SAVIANO 274 Wood St. A.A. (9-10), Art Club (10), Cheerleader (9-11), Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Prism Staff (11), Bus. Manager (11), Student Council (10-12), Student Leader (12), Intramurals • WILLIAM SEARS (Bill) 1596 W. Main Road JOANN SECURO 36 Pearse Ave. Advisory Board (12), Cheerleader (9-12), Chorus (10), Christmas Musical (11), Greaser Comm. (12), Jr. Prom, and Soph. Hop Comm., Senior Play, Student Leader (12), Baseball (11), Intramurals V JO ANN SHERMAN 64 Sherman Ave. A.A. (9-10), Christmas Musical (11), Exec. Board (11), Homecoming Comm. (11-12), Soph. Hop, and Jr. Prom Comm., Senior Play, Ski Club (12), Student Leader (10-12), Basketball (10, 12), Intramurals PATRICIA SICIGNANO 81 4 Hope St. D.E.C.A. (10-12), Ski Club (10-12) BELMIRA SILVA GRACE SILVA 39 Roosevelt Dr. Portuguese Club Sec. (12) JANE-ANN SILVA (Jane) 1 5 Brooks Farm Dr. A.A. (9-10), Cheerleader (9-12), Capt. (9-10), Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming (10-11), Jr. Prom and Soph. Hop Comm., Senior Play, Student Council (9-12), Student Leader (10, 12), Yearbook Staff (12), Intra- MARIAN SILVA 421 High St. Chorus (9-10) • TERESA L. SILVA (Terri) 31 Fox Hill Ave. Art Club (11), Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Pegasus Staff (11-12), Ski Club (10) NOELIA MARIA SILVEIRA (No) 30 Prospect St. Portuguese Club (12), Treasurer (12) BERNADETTE SILVIA (Bernie) Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Ski Club (10-12), Soph. Hop Comm. JOHN SILVIA 17 Burton St. KATHLEEN M. SILVIA (Kathy) 213 Bay View Ave. Christmas Musical (11), Color Guard (12), Jr. Prom Comm., Pepperette (1 1-12), Portuguese Club (11-12) PATRICIA SILVIA (Patsy) 631-A Wood St. French Club (12), Pegasus Staff (11), Pepperette (9-10) • RAUL F. SILVIA 37 Lincoln Ave. Tennis (10-12), Intramurals SEAN SILVIA 3 Westwood Road ALAN SLOMAN (Hot Water) 73 Kingswood Road Audio Visual (11-12), Football (9) CHERYL ANN SLOMAN 73 Kingswood Road PEGGY JO SOARES (Missy) 119 DeWolf Ave. D.E.C.A. (11) DAVID SOUSA (Smokey) 59 Court St. • — National Honor Society — Rhode Island Honor Society 1 GEORGE SOUSA 17 St. Elizzbeth St. RUSSELL SOUSA 18 First St. (Russ) ANTHONY ROBERT ST. ANGELO 67 Duffeild Road (Saint) SHARON STANZIONE 51 DeWolf Ave. (Sha) WILLIAM ST. ONGE 327 Metacom Ave. (Stonge) Football (12), Tennis (10-12), Intramurals V NATALE V. SQUATRITO (Nat) 144 Bradford St. Math Team (11-12) NANCY SQUIRES 89 Wood St. JOSEPH SYLVIA (Pipes) 69 Charles St. Hockey Club (12), Senior Play, Intramurals PAUL RICHARD TAVARES (Whitey) 36 Congregational St. Senior Play, Basketball (10), Track (10-12), Intramurals DONALD THOMPSON 109 Constitution St. D.E.C.A. (11-12), Wrestling (11-12) DEBORAH TRUDELL (Debbie) 59 King Philip Ave. Christmas Musical (11), Jr. Prom, Ring Dance and Soph. Hop Comm., Homecoming Comm. (10-12), Intramurals • MARIE L. VARGAS (Lil) 9 Easterbrooks Ave. Portuguese Club (10-12) NANCY VAROLA (Nance) 11 Gladding St. Advisory Board (10, 12), Homecoming Comm. (10, 12), Jr. Prom, Ring Dance, and Soph. Hop Comm., Senior Play JEANNE PELOQUIN VENTURA 63 Burton St. tography Club (11), Ski Club (10-11), Student Council (11-12), Vice Pres. (12), Yearbook Staff (12), Football (9), Tennis (11-12) WENDY WARDWELL 106 Aaron Ave. Art Club (11), Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming Comm. (10), Jr. Prom, Ring Dance, and Soph. Hop Comm., Majorette (9-10), Pegasus (11), Prism Staff (11-12), Ski Club (10), Intramurals EDWARD N. WEBER (Web) 145 Bradford St. • JOAN WESTON 86 State St. Christmas Musical (11), Nat. Honor Society Vice Pres. (12), Ski Club (10-12), Yearbook Staff (11-12), Editor (12), Intramurals PAMELA L. WHITE (Pam) 53 Sowams Dr. Band (10-11), Christmas Musical (11), D.E.C.A. (10-12), Yearbook Staff (11-12), Intramurals SARAH TATTRIE 131 Mt. Hope Ave. A.A. (11), D.E.C.A. (11-12), Library Club (9-10), Majorette (11), Pegasus Staff (10), Student Leader (11), Intramurals JULIE TAVARES 133 DeWolf Ave. Art Club (9), A.A. (9-10), Intramurals 184 Christmas Musical (11), Class Vice Pres. (11), Homecoming Comm. (12), Jr. Prom Comm., French Club (9), Pepperette (9), Student Council (9) FATIMA VIERA 21 Monroe Ave. Portuguese Club (10-12), Pres. (12) • PAMELA R. VITAL (Pam) 336 Metacom Ave. Portuguese (1 1-12), Yearbook Staff (11) LOUIS VOLLARO 30 Tilbury Dr. D.E.C.A. (11), Wrestling (11-12) PAUL RICHARD VOLLARO (Mousey) 24 Congregational St. WILLIAM N. WALKER (Bill) 4 Echo Farm Dr. Art Club (9-11), Christmas Musical (11), Homecoming Comm. (11-12), Greaser Comm. (12), Jr. Prom, Soph. Hop and Ring Dance Comm., Exec. Board (10-11), Madrigal Group (12), Model Legislature (12), Pho- DEBORAH M. WILLETS (Debbi) 212 State St. LAWRENCE YOUNG (Larry) 120 Almeida Ct. Senior Play (11), Ski Club (10-12), Ski Team (12) THOMAS ARTHUR YOUNG (T.Y.) 30 Viking Dr. Football (9-11) Compliments of THE CLASS OF I MR. AND MRS. C. THOMAS CAMPAGNA NEWPORT CREAMERY Gooding Avenue DIXON CORPORATION Bristol, R. I. DEAN AND SON'S LANDSCAPING 204 State St. Bristol, R. I. 253-4190 KENROW STUDIO 1590 Mendon Rd. Ashton, Rhode Island 722-8160 ANTHONY A. NUNES, INC. General Contractors LOOK TO ★ converse When You're Out To Beat The World TO LEAD THE WAY BRISTOL DIVISION Compliments of the CLASS OF 1973 190 You Deserve A Break Today Visit MCDONALD'S THE UNITED STATES ARMY WANTS TO JOIN YOU Tell Us What Type Of Training You Want. Tell Us Where You Want To Be Stationed Join Now Go Up To Six Months Later. See Your Army Representative For Further Information Call 434-2263 Or Stop By The Army Recruiting Station At 61 I Waterman Avenue, East Providence, R. I. Compliments of Your High School Newspaper The PEGASUS D.E.C.A. 191 Congratulations To The Class Of 1972 BRISTOL MOTOR LODGE To say That I'm imperfect Is to say That I'm human And to say That I'm human Is perfection In itself LEO LYNEL ASSELIN CHEVROLET Warren, R. I. DE FELICE FLORIST 271 Wood St. 253-8500 CLASS OF 1974 WARDWELL LUMBER TAVARES FLOORS INC. 292 Main Street Warren, R. I. Tel. 245-1300 KAISER ALUMINUM Wood Street TOWN FINANCE COL SANDERS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN OLIVER INSURANCE SUZMAN'S INC. VIOLA'S LIQUOR JO'S GIFT SHOPPE COSTA'S FRUITLAND 575 Hope Street 775 Hope Street ARRUDA'S ACCORDION AND MUSIC STUDIO 442 Main Street Warren, R. 1. BLOUNT SEAFOOD, INC. LARRY HYNSON SON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS WATKINSON AUTOMATIC Gooding Avenue Tel. 253-8182 197 FERRAZZANO ANDRADE INSURANCE FLOWERS and GREENHOUSES Metacom Ave. Warren, R. 1. 559 Hope St. Bristol BEST WISHES MAGIC CARPET CO. 125 Thames St. Bristol, R. 1. JOSEPH SANSONE CLASS of '34 PETER F. SANSONE '59 MATILDA ABOITIZ '60 JOSEPH A. SANSONE '62 BRISTOL SERVICE CENTER LUBRICATION ROAD SERVICE 1064 Hope St. Bristol, R. 1. NICK GAGLIO PROP. Tel. 253-9825 GOB SHOPS Compliments of MR. AND MRS. CARON'S JEWELERS ROBERT RONDEAU 469 Hope St. k PEARSON YACHTS NAPPI BROS. INC. HAWKINS FALES, INC. 11 HOPE STREET Bristol. Rhode Island ozao9 POST OFFICE BOX 5 PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS 14 Reservoir Ave.t Bristol, R. 1. NELSON L. HAWKINS 401-253-5000 199 A.A. AUTO SALES INC. 100% Guaranteed Used Cars Bristol Shopping Center Compliments of the STAFF OF ■•F.L. J. F. HUESTIS, INC. Compliments of SUNSET BAKERY CORA'S DRESS SHOPPE 349 Wood Street Bristol, R. I. BRISTOL OIL CO. 10 Center St. JOSEPH CARREIRO AND SON Building Contractors, Inc. 170 Bay View Avenue 253-6394 253-6269 KAISER BRISTOL R. I. CREDIT UNION 500 Wood Street RAVENSWOOD REAL ESTATE BROKERS I Narrows Road Compliments of MORRIS FINGER AND SONS, INC. MARA'S BARBER SHOP BRISTOL FURNITURE THE LOBSTER POT CABORET SALON OF BEAUTY Courtesy of MELLO SHOES L + M CERAMICS 213 High Street ROD'S GRILLE 6 Washington St. Warren, R. I. ROYAL FUEL CO. 2 Third Street Bristol, R. I. CLASS OF 1976 GUIDA'S MARKET EAGLE BOTTLING CO. Compliments of ROSER'S SERVICE STATION COLONIAL BARBER SHOP 458 Metacom Avenue PHONE: 253-9789 GIL'S TELEVISION APPLIANCES SALES ANU SERVICt GILBERT ALMEIDA 391 Wood Street Prop. Bristol, R. 1. DENNIS MACHINE CO. VICKI VAN VOAST 202 J. T. O'CONNELL MANCHESTER FORD THE BOOK STORE PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS, INC. 0 DR. D. V. A. CAPONE BURKE'S BARBER SHOP THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. MT. HOPE LIQUOR 513 Main St. Warren, R. 1. FRANKLIN PRINTING CO. BRISTOL COUNTY BUSINESS MACHINES THE LITTLE TOWNE SHOPPE BUFFINGTON'S 473 Hope Street 253-8716 FRANCO BROS. FRENCHIE'S BARBER SHOP C. RUGGIERO LANDSCAPING CASUAL INN Landscaping, Industrial Residential, Commercial 170 Franklin St R. C.'S BAKERY COUNTY CLEANSERS 203 Compliments of THE COACHMEN Main Road (Route 138) Tiverton, R. I. Near The Sakonnet River Bridge For Reservations 624-8423 Best Wishes To The Class of 72 ALMEIDA AND SONS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY VICTOR P. DeMEDEIROS, M.D. FLO'S INC. BARRINGTON SHOPPING CENTER Barrington, R. 1. QUITO'S SHELLFISH DUFFY'S MR. AND MRS. DAVID BARBOZA JOHN THE TAILOR RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP THE LILAC SHOPPE WM. H. ADAIR, JR. NANCY DAPONTE MARY E. FONSECA DUNCAN E. HALL J. A. HERHENHAHN SHARON R. MEDEIROS JOHN MEDEIROS JAMES P. OLIVER THERESE M. PASQUAL RUTH PIGOTT MARY CATHERINE RYAN EDGAR SALOIS COLUMBA J. WARD BILL AND DONNY J J C J To behold a whole new day aborning. To heed the call of dawn's creation. To peer inward and see soul. To gaze outward and see hope. To feel new meaning in the life you know. To quest for who you are and what you are to be. To find purpose in being. To sense challenge in becoming. To imagine yourself a star in the heavens. To approach the unknown and ask why. To confront the unknowable and ask why not. To see adventure in flights transitory. To see eternity in truths immutable. To reach. To know. To rejoice at the rise of the sun. To seek light where there is dark. To seek peace where there is strife. To embrace dear values. To value dear embraces. To seize the present. To chart the future. To find summer in winter, sun in rain. To accept your place in today. To assert your place in tomorrow. To love to live. To live to love. To laugh. To cry. To be. To become. Dawn. i ■y,v' 7 f V� V . j r ■$£ r- Ssw? S . - f:. -. “r ? - . -t •� ; . .• • . '• i o • - j if- T SV r Sis H Acknowledgement Thank you, Mr. Domenic Raiola. Through threats, tears, and any other device that he could think of, he has managed to have this book published. We just hope that the book is worth all of his time and worry. We're grateful to our unpaid photographers. Mrs. House took the dawn, morning, and Bristol panorama pictures. The afternoon and twilight pictures were taken by Mr. Weston, and Bob Cruso photographed the girls' sports. These people gave generously of their time and talent. Thanks Joey, Joann, Steve, Mark, and Kathy. Without your time, help, and gas this yearbook would not have been finished. Finally, we must express our gratitude to the administration, guidance department, and our teachers who have been most understanding of our repeated absences from class. We’d like to especially thank Mr. Matrone for his tape, stapler, and scissors which we were forever borrowing, and Mr. Maynard for the numerous senior lists that he made up for us.