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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1973 volume:

A BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL BRISTOL. RHODE ISLAND Dedication There is a certainty in this man Who is unafraid to share himself with others, Unafraid to become involved in the Candid life of a student. This certainty he lives Is the Christ he teaches. He engages with vitality His learning and teaching life. We admire the way he approaches its problems, And he is our example. We aspire to be like him As he is like Christ. To him we dedicate this book In an attempt to return some of the respect That he first gave to us. Mr. Sal Annarummo 5 c Table of Contents I Administration and Faculty II Underclassmen III Organizations IV Sports V Seniors ii ff VIAdvertisements As far as possible without surrender, 8 be on good terms with all persons . . . 9 10 12 I Administration and Faculty 16 Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. 17 Sup erin dent MR. EDWARD P. TRAVERS It is with great pleasure that I extend to you. the graduating members of the Class of 1973, Bristol High School, heartfelt congratulations upon your successfully completing the requirements to receive a treasured diploma from Bristol High. This accomplishment is one which has taken you over twelve years to achieve and does not occur without due recognition. Surely, it is only the beginning of your adult life, but it is the foundation on which you will build the image that will be you. Whether you begin your career now or later by further study, you are an individual product of your private home and the public schools, an excellent blend of the young adult of our time. Success in terms of happiness will be yours if you make it so. Life work may come by choice and by preparation. It may also come by chance and work. In whatever fashion it arrives, you will be successful if you fulfill your role completely with a love for your occupational activity. I extend to you, as Superintendent of the Bristol Public Schools, blessings for your good health, good luck and happiness in the years ahead. Remember your school days and support your public schools as new citizens of our society. 18 Edward P. Travers Assistan t Superintendent To the Class of 73 Performance, not talk, shows results. Lansing K. Reinholz Bristol School Committee I., to R.: Mr. Edward E. Oliver, Mr. Fred D. Ferris, Mrs. Jean M. Tappero, Mr. Augustine J. Nunes, Mr. John P. Bian-cuzzo, Mr. Anthony R. Berretto, Mr. Thomas Barr. Principal MR. ANTHONY P. IASIELLO To the Class of “73” The time has come when you will be confronted with the challenges of life; may the experiences you have encountered through your years of education provide you with the key to living most and serving best. My very best wishes go with you. 20 Anthony P. Iasi ell o Assistant Principal To the Class of 73 1 welcome the opportunity to express to all members of the Class of 1973, my sincere thanks for your cooperation and many kindnesses extended to me this year. Some of you I got to know personally and others only by name. I wish I had the opportunity to know all of you equally well. However, I sincerely pray that all your dreams, hopes and plans materialize and that happiness and success will be realized to each and everyone of you. Mr. Ilidio Contente Dean of Students To the Class of “73 I congratulate the Class of 1973 in the successful completion of its studies at Bristol High School. 1 am grateful for the pleasant associations you have afforded me and thank you for your cooperation during my first year as Dean of Students. It is my sincere hope that you will continue to learn and develop your talents throughout your life, and become personally involved in the world about you. The future belongs to all of us. May your dreams, imaginations, and visions enable you, individually and collectively, to lay hold upon the future and to use its opportunities to create a new and better social order. The challenge is yours. I am confident of your courage and ambition, and extend my sincere wishes. Mr. Frank J. Campagna 21 Director of Curriculum Mr. Louis T. Sylvia Business Manager To the Class of ‘73” This is the first year, after teaching over twenty years, that I have not had any direct contact with students and I must admit I miss all of you. I know I will remember the class of 73 not only as your Assistant Principal but also because of the fact that we will embark on new careers. You have been a good class and I sincerely wish all of you the best of everything. Mr. Nat Candelmo Director of Special Education To the Class of 73” As far as you can. seek a job in which you may help humanity while earning a decent living. It takes persistence to do this, but you live only once. So make the most of your one appearance on the stage of life. Look for a job that counts! Carpe diem! Mr. Anthony E. Agatiello 22 Guidance Department L. to R.: J. McDermott, M. DeLeo, J. Caromile, E. Hall, F. Rugg. SECRETARIES: E. Deltoro, V. O’Brien. English L. to R.: G. Rounds, M. Walsh, J. Dillenback, T. Hardy, M. Bruno, M. Kravchuk, J. Kalafarski, M. Brochu, L. Jouklaris M. Bryant, R. Jeffrey. On Stairs: D. Raiola, M. Soderlund, N. Teves, J. Davis, C. Marsden, E. Anthony, S. Perry. Department 25 Math Department L. to R.: C. Channing, R. Blouin, S. Albernaz, J. Partington, B. Lyon, H. Zooloomian, L. Sullivan, R. Salmani, P. Mack. History Department L. to R.: E. Borges, R. Nash, J. Faria, S. Annarummo, S. Matrone, E. Weinburg, W. Fasano. DEPARTMENT COORDINATOR: Mr. Santa Matrone Science Department L. to R.: A. Medeiros, J. Cavallaro, A. Russo, V. Callery, E. Partrige, M. Zappulla, L. Foley, G. St. Jaques, R. Gaspar, K. Cheetham. 30 DEPARTMENT COORDINATOR: Mr. Lawrence Foley Business Department Front row, L. to R.: R. McIntyre. Salzano, M. Nunes, B. Franklin. Back row, L. to R.: A. Scanlon, W. Maynard, J. Rego, A. Travers, A. DeQuattro. Language Department Physical Education Department L. to R.: K. Ascoli, E. Dober, S. Wilson, V. Santos, A. Gizzarelli, B. Travers, R. Rodriques. Industrial Arts Department L. to R.: P. Butler, N. Phelan, P. Poland, J. Westnedge, S. Moffat, M. Escobar, J. Gromling. Home Economics L. to R.: H. Gallo, J. Lero, E. Burke. LIBRARIANS L. to R.: B. Cowan. I. VanZabner. L. Knowlton. SCHOOL NURSE: Miss Fasano 37 READING: D. Morelli, E. Vitek. TEACHERS’ AIDES 39 Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass . . . Class Advisor: Mr. Jeff Faria 44 Class Officers President: Pam Walker Secretary: Maureen Losier Vice President: Roberta DaPonte Treasurer: Karen Merlino Executive Board L. to R.: Anna Recupero, Steve Annarummo, Angela Vecchio, Joe Ferreira, Lynn Ferreira, Chris Troiano. 45 47 48 Aye Pete, you ?! 1 knew this would be a drag. 50 52 Interesting Karen? i Monday morning blahs. Doug? Hey, Steve, where were you last night? Anyone know what time this class ends? Whatever it is Carol, don't do it! Hell’s Angel? 54 Eat now . . . pay later. 55 Peter, not one of those books! Well, it’s like this Erica. I caught ya! Where’d my car go! £• £jr Writing on the desk again? Ang. this is no time lor karate. What are you smiling about? 58 I knew I should have stayed in bed. Lyn. you’ve got that cover girl look. S 4 Who me? Dish pan hands Bob? It’s not that funny. Anna! Kevin, don’t look now but . . . The devil made me do it. 4 WANTED Sophomores Sophomore Class Officers President: John Partington Vice President: Joe Morenzi Secretary: Karen Medeiros Treasurer: Grace Remington Advisor: Mrs. E. Anthony Executive Board L. to R.: George Correira, Kenny Medeiros. Larry Hynson, Lynn Dober. Nina Squatrito, Paul Silva, Kathy Castro. Mary Beth Daponte, Patty Castro, Billy Sherman, Claudette Malloy, Maureen Donovan, Fran Lima. Gordon Parise, Debbie Raiola, Pat Bruno. 61 63 64 65 66 67 69 Freshmen Class Officers President: Elizabeth DuPont Vice President: Chris Mello Secretary: Hillory Jacobs Treasurer: Richard Cirillo Advisor: Mrs. M. Soderlund Freshm en Freshmen Freshmen 73 Freshm en Freshmen 75 Eighth Grade Class Officers President: Kenneth Annarummo Vice President: James Costa Secretary: Nancy Agatiello Treasurer: Ann Principe Advisor: Miss P. Mack Eighth Grade Eighth Grade 81 Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is. many persons strive for high ideals, and everywhere life is full of heroism . . . III. Organizations Green and White Editor-in-Chief—Leila Nunes Assistant Editor — Natalie Cruso Business Manager — Nancy Caromile Secretary — Pat Principe Advisor — Mr. Domenic Raiola SENIORS: Eddie Almeida Bonnie Berretto Jackie Bilotti Kathie Bush Gary Dion Ray Faria Bob Fay Jean Knowlton Alan Massa Ray O’Connell Betty Jean Oliveira Denise Rodrigues Jane Securo Arnie Silva Bill St. Vincent Barbara Tubridy Gloria Ventura JUNIORS: Terry Duffy Lyn Ferreira Sue Grabert Jamie Meehan Angela Vecchio Rob Cruso Student Council OFFICERS: President — Edward Almeida Vice President — Arnold Silva Corresponding Secretary — Judy Saviano Recording Secretary — Cindy DuPont Treasurer — Nancy Caromile Parliamentarian — Robert Fay Advisor — Mr. S. Robert Salmani Student Council members thinking quietly to themselves . . . Hey Amie. how about giving me a chance?' National Honor Society Officers President: William St. Vincent Vice-President: Jeff Fuller Treasurer: Jean Knowlton Secretary: Jane Securo Advisor: Mrs. Eleanor Hall D.E.C.A President — Kris Costa Vice President — Anthony Camporiale Secretary — Sara Jane White Treasurer — Debbie Roderick Parliamentarian — Debbie Baker Advisor — Mr. DeQuattro Prism Staff Advisor— Miss Kravchuk Co-Editors — Pat Bruno and Donna Nutini Pegasus Staff 90 Advisors — Mrs. Jouklaris and Mr. De Quattro Co-Editors — Erica Greene and Elizabeth Smith Athletic Association Library Club Advisors — Mrs. Cowan Mrs. Van Zabner President —Frances Dunbar Vice President — Mary Ellen Dillon Advisor — Mr. Santo President — Betty Jean Oliveira Vice President — John Rattier Secretary — Cheryl Daigle Treasurer — Barbara Botelho Bristol High Band Captains Drum Line 0 f f 1 C e r s President — Danny Machado Vice President — Derwood Lesh Secretary — Barbara Botelho Treasurer — Donna Ferreira Advisor — Mr. Dietz Gina Fenster 93 I Chorus Advisor — Mr. Mello 96 Drama Club Advisor — Miss Dillenback President — Gina Fenster Vice President — Adina Popovici Secretary — Natalie Cruso Treasurer — Elaine Ficarra Photography Club Art Club Model Legislature Advisor — Mr. Fasano Advisor — Mr. Digati Portuguese Club Audio-Visual Aides Advisor — Mr. Almeida President — James Meehan Vice President — Maria Tavares Secretary — Terry Duffy Treasurer — Armanda Pacheco Advisors — Mr. Capone Mrs. Meiggs Math Team Advisor — Mr. Blouin Ski Club Student Leaders Advisor — Mr. Maynard President — Danny Machado Vice President —Jim Archibald Secretary — Debbie Hogan Rec. Secretary — DeeAnn Barboza Treasurer — Erica Greene Advisor — Mrs. Travers Hockey Club Symphonic Band Advisor: Mr. Dietz Swim Club Advisor: Mr. Sheidow Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself to others, you may become vain and bitter, for 106 Head Coach Mr. Eric Dober Football Coaches Backfield Coach Mr. Roland Rodriques % • ■ t I jl Tltt --, -11!! I P i V Line Coach Mr. Sal Annarummo Co-Capt. Billy St. Vincent — Quarterback Ray Trubia — End Lenny Guida — Back Steve Mosher — Line Seniors Jay O’Connell — Line Co-Capt. John McGovern — Line Pete Pezzullo — Guard Vince Arcello — Line The ball fellas!! The ball!! Hey Ray! Who’s that guy with Nancy? Freshman Football Freshman Coach — Mr. Kenneth Ascoli In tram urals Soccer David Tavares Rudy Cabral Edward Rezendes Alfred Silvia John Ferreira Billy Alves Seniors Mark Fojo Robert Carraio George Lima Rit Goulart Donald Allen Hey ref . . . isn't there a penalty for footsies? Do you think that covering up your legs is going to kee| the girls away. Gilly? This is the last time I’m warning you guys . . . Nyah. ha, ha! Someone catch your eye. Bill? Are you sure that’s water. Gilly? Get out of here! I don't know you guys, it must be all those parties! I didn't want to play anyway! Move out of my way! Gotta find a woman!! Texeira. don't get all tangled up! 115 Cross Country The leader of the pack . . . McGinn? Keep running and don’t look back!!! Watch out! There’s a Chariho Indian on the war path! Let’s get those legs up boys!! I think I took the wrong turn! “Come on Dave, give it all you've got!!’’ 117 The look of champions. Do you remember EILEEN DOVER? Bob Fay Dave Tavares George Lima Ray Trubia Greg Rufo Ray Faria — Paul Cabral s e n 1 o r s Bob Nutini £■1 Basketball «22 Head Coach: Domenic N. Raiola Assistant Coach: Junior Ferro Gary Dion Seniors Rene Martinez Bill St. Vincent Junior Varsity Wrestling Freshman Wrestling Junior Varsity Basketball l ------1 fWWBFmr l Varsity Cheerleaders Advisor: Miss Hardie Co-Captains: Nancy Caromile, Jackie Bilotti Seniors Jackie Bilotti Barbara Tubridy Nancy Caromile Sue Cabral Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Freshman Cheerleaders Track Team 132 Coach: Mr. Roland Rodrigues RayFaria Seniors Ski Team Seniors Dave DuPont George Lima 136 Golf Team Head Coach Anthony DeQuattro Joe Brown Tommy Andrade Senior Golfers Ril Goulart Pete Bento Rit Costa 137 Baseball Seniors Rudy Cabral — Second Base “ShhhH Billy St. Vincent —Third Base Ha! Ha!! I told you I could catch it. Ray Trubia — First Base Come on! Don't throw it too hard!” Lenny Guida — Catcher Okay Len. quit showing off. We know the ball is stuck in the fence. 139 Billy Alves — Shortstop You call me woodchuck, but I still don’t believe I can eat the whole thing. Rene Martinez — Pitcher Did you get my good side?” Girls' Volleyball You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. 142 V. Seniors U3 Class History With the excitement of exploring a new high school complex, we entered Bristol High School. We soon learned, however, that our new environment would force us to abandon our irresponsibility, and to cope with confusing student schedules and one-way staircases and corridors. We were happiest amongst our fellow classmates, but weary of the towering and all-powerful upperclassmen. As we approached our freshman year we were more than ready to organize ourselves under the leadership of Mr. Grabert. We selected class officers, built a float for the first annual homecoming parade, held cake sales, a car wash, and finally celebrated an extremely successful year beneath a SHOWER OF STARS. Certainly this first year of activities displayed our abounding enthusiasm and a definite desire for unity. Our high school years were young and we were anticipating an even more exciting future at Bristol High School. As sophomores under the direction of Mr. Salmani, we experienced another fun-filled year of activities. Our efforts in building a homecoming float were awarded Second Prize in the float competition. Again we held cake sales and other fund raising activities in preparation for our Sophomore Hop, a PROMENADE AU PARC, on the delightful evening of May 15. We exerted more individual freedom as juniors, but were still able to retain that same interest in the activities of our class. The excitement of this new year was heightened by the receiving of our class rings in early November. We displayed a continued interest in the various sports of our high school, and found particular enjoyment in attending the different school dances. Our interests reached out to the community when we sponsored the Trinity Square production of “School for Wives here in our high school auditorium. Spring approached quickly and our visits to the Guidance Office became more frequent. It was time to start planning for the future, to begin the difficult task of making a career choice. Our interests and ideals were being forced to look beyond the setting of our high school careers. We felt uneasy about this new stress on our lives after high school, as we were still anticipating the most exciting and eventful year of all, our senior year. We closed our eyes to the difficult business at hand, as we celebrated another successful year to the theme of EVERYTHING IS BEAUTIFUL, on April 28, 1972. We can never forget the anxiety of our first day as seniors of B. H. S. Just as we were beginning a new and different year of unknown tasks and pleasures, so was our new high school administration. Mr. Anthony Iasiello, a man of great capacity and great will, had vigorously taken the reins as Principal. We witnessed the adjustments in school rules and regulations and followed without hesitation and with great respect. Also, qur new class advisors had been appointed. We were happy to learn that they were namely, Mr. William Fasano and Mr. A. William Josephs. The fall of our senior year held such pleasures as the building of our homecoming float, only to win Second Prize for the third consecutive year. The class with the Most School Spirit for 1972 completed the festivities with a harvest Halloween Dance. After the confusion and excitement of Homecoming had subsided, we again faced the dilemma of selecting the proper colleges and vocational schools and of completing the infamous college board tests. The Christmas Dance offered a delightful time off campus on December 20th., and Greaser Day was in full swing to the tunes of the 50’s on January 19th. Students of all ages flocked to the dance that Saturday night dressed in the traditional garb of that era. A true school spirit and unity amongst the various classes had never seemed so strong. Our senior class also staged such activities as a Pot Luck Supper and Valentine’s Mixer, however, the high school seemed to be awaiting some invisible and unknown entertainer in the class’s presentation of HARVEY on March 16th and 17th. The year’s end is now upon us, and we have held the traditional senior prom, class banquet, and finally graduation with mixed emotions. It is time to say goodbye to those friends and teachers we have known for so long. Let us pray that we have only fond memories of our high school years together. Our paths will lead in many different directions, but all emerge from the same foundation. Are we prepared to accept the responsibilities of a new and different life? Are we ready to face this hard, yet beautiful world with confidence and strength? “ . . . and whatever your labors and aspirations in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul ... Be careful. Strive to be happy.” 144 145 Little Pat Principe John Zeitler Steve Mosher Chucky LaFlamme Bonnie Berretto Mike Patton St Dee Barboza Debbie Baker Jay O’Connell Debbie Rodericks Nila Asciolla Billy Alves Kris Costa Vinnie Saviano fi Elaine Cairrao i ' I Ray Barlow Alan Massa Nancy Caromile —t John Anderton Peter Pezzullo Lil Goff Bob Brewer Dave Morra Bob Nutini Arnie Silva Jane Azzarone Denise Rodrigues Joe Sousa Joanne Quintal Fern Rodrigues Seniors if Sarah White Judy Salvaggio Dave La Roche Debbie Dooris Joanne Hopkins Richard Costa i Perry Rezendes Betty Jean Oliveira Mike Harnois V-- Teddy August Bob Carreiro Gail Wilson Robert DaPonte Albert Mello Eddie Almeida Lee Ann LaRo Jackie Bilotti 147 Dave A. Silvia Little Judy Levasseur Chris Costa fitf jane Costa Daryl Harnois Kathi Bush Debbie Medeiros Liliias Goff Dot Desmarais 148 George Lima Ersy DiMezza — Natalie Cruso Lucy Carreiro Jean McKenzie Paula Ferreira and Betty Ann Ferreira John Pacheco — Steve Cavalieri f Julio Tavares Maureen Meiggs Leila Nunes Gloria Ventura Kathy Russo Diane LaRoche Pat Principe Jane Securo’s 7th birthday Maria Tavares Chris Perreira Bruce Tavares c • .. Debbie Cabral Paula Bernardo 149 Barbara Tubridy Seniors Lee Ann Sousa Jean Knowlton Freshma Happy Birthday Prez!! from the Class of 73’ It’s always fun building the float for the Homecoming Parade, but oh, those parties after!!! Honorable Mention Time sure flies when you’re having a good time . Year I’d rather switch than fight! 'Gee, Barbara is awfully STUCK UP!!” SATURDAY, APRIL 18,1970 8 T011 P. M. fREsnmN IDANCIE cS iowex of •Skaxi MUSIC BY BlfTER SWEET SAMBAS REFRESHMENTS • OOOR PRIZES BRISTOL RICH SCHOOL CAFETERIA DONATION $1.50 Sophomore Year Our hard work in building the Sophomore float proved rewarding when we received Second Prize!!! 152 Sophomore Year Hey. look at the man I found!!' Me Tarzan. you Jane. Did you say work? I'm leaving. Gee Cher, it can’t be all that bad! 153 junior In our Junior Year we were also awarded second prize for our efforts. Right on? No. ring on. ‘Hurry up and take the picture.' Jean, does it taste good? That’s it girls, clear all the rocks from the beach area. The Ultra Bright girls 157 Year Junior Prom April 28 1972 Junior Prom 164 Junior Prom Senior Pot Luck Supper October 11, 1972 Next please Tweet’s experience sure helps, huh Pete? May I help you You really want these left overs? Hi. sweetheart. Halloween Dance I just adore Newport Creamery workmen! 167 B. H. S. Homecoming 4th Annual Homecoming at B. H. S. The B.H.S. Senior Fighting Marching Kazoo Band gave a dynamic performance at the halftime of the powder-puff game. Homecoming wouldn’t be complete without the Senior Powder-Puff Cheerleaders. Senior Powder-Puff girls reflect the bitter taste of defeat handed to them by the Juniors. 1972 For the third consecutive year .second place. Chief Marshall Dr. Travers 170 Outstanding Class Guest Speaker Hector Massa 73 of course!!! Christmas Dance December 20, 1972 172 Senior Class Senior Candids r Senior Class Officers 178 PRESIDENT JAY O’CONNELL ADVISOR MR. WILLIAM FASANO SECRETARY BETTY JEAN OLIVEIRA VICE PRESIDENT JACKIE BILOTTI ADVISOR MR. A. WILLIAM JOSEPHS TREASURER ROB FAY Executive Committee Natalie Cruso Billy Alves Leila Nunes Eddie Almeida Denise Rodrigues Jeff Fuller BEST ALL AROUND Natalie Cruso — Eddie Almeida Hey Ed. I wonder if we get to keep this stuff after the picture. 180 MOST TALENTED Leila Nunes — Danny Machedo Come on Lee. let’s be serious! MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jane Securo — Jeff Fuller At least we made it this far. CLASS INDIVIDUALS Kuth Young — John Barton “Where did everybody go? “Only John can read in the band room! MOST ARTISTIC Debbie Shope — Alan Massa It just doesn’t look like you. Alan; I wonder why? Senior BEST DRESSED Bonnie Berretto — Gary Victoria Can't wait ’till I get into my jeans!! BEST LOOKING Judy Salvaggio — Raymond Trubia I'm so bored ... all this picture taking and still no offers from Hollywood. CLASS SWEETHEARTS Lucy Carreiro — Joe Sousa What are you thinking about Joe? Superlatives MOST POPULAR Jackie Bilotti — Arnie Silva ‘‘Is the coast clear? MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Nancy Caromile — Bruce Tavares “Gotcha! MOST ATHLETIC Barbara Tubridy — Bill St. Vincent . . and to think they wouldn't let me go out for the boy's team!!! Senior CLASS FLIRTS Gloria Ventura — Gary Dion Hey Good-looking . . . Wouldn't you like to know what's going on in my mind? MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Denise Rodrigues — Greg Rufo Help! Get me out of here. MOST GULLIBLE Nancy Mattos — (oe Mello Joe. are you calling me a liar? Come on. I'll show you. Superlatives MOST TALKATIVE Debbie Hogan — Robert DaPonte Don't tell me to be quiet . . . Look at her!!” WITTIEST Debbie Cabral — Lenny Guida We could have thought of something better than this.” 185 FRIENDLIEST Betty Jean Oliveira — Jay O’Connell Wait Betty ... it was only a rumor!” Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace with your soul. — With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. 186 Senior Formals 187 CHARLENE ABATE “If friendship he the goal, then she has already won the game. Charlene . . . pretty hair . . . good-natured . . . Oh. brother! DONALD ALLEN To be free — to be able to stand up and leave everything behind without looking back. ” Don . . . quiet . . . independent . . . soccer ... his car EDWARD ALMEIDA ' Then give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. ” Eddie . . . S.C. Pres. . . . H.I. . . . ambitious . . . versatile . . . “Best All Around HILDA ALMEIDA You get out of life what you put into it ’ Hilda . . . friendly . . . Hilda — 2 . . . always laughing SUSAN ALMEIDA “Friendship is the silver key that unlocks the door to happiness. Sue . . . sweet . . . Russ . . . sensitive . . . amiable 188 RALPH ALTRUI “He knows what he wants, and in his own way will attain his goal. Ralph . . . A.V. . . . self-reliant . . . helpful PAULA AMARAL “To worry little and show it less is her idea of happiness. Paula . . . her hair . . . D.E.C.A. . . . Quiet. WILLIAM ALVES III “No person who is enthusiastic about his work has anything to fear from lifer Billy . . . amiable . . . sports . . . finesse . . . Woodchuck MICHAEL ANANIA “Friends create the world anew each day. Mike . . . Intramurals ... his car . . . Sam’s DEBORAH AMARAL She meets people with laughter on her lips and love in her heart. ” Debbie . . . smile . . . nutty . . . shrewdie . . . Fred 4 mK. ft JOHN ANDERTON A blessed candle burning through life's long night quietly; useful, gentle, tender: always giving light. Jack . . . Intelligent . . . conscientious . . . Model Grocery . . . reserved . . . good friend 189 MARIA ANDRADE True to her work, her world, her friends. Andrade . . . studious . . . quiet . . . good listener . . . nursing home . . . THOMAS ANDRADE “God bless the man who first invented sleep. ” Tom . . . quiet? . . . helpful . . . soccer-fanatic . . . turtle URSULINA ANDRADE A mind filled with ideas of love and beauty has little room for evil notions. Lena . . . her eyes . . . sensitive . . . sweet disposition PAMELA F. ANDREOZZI To love and to be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. ” Pam . . . kind . . . likeable . . . soft-spoken VINCENT ARCELLO Away with the books, we’re here for fun. Big Arch . . . flirtatious . . . good looking . . . nice clothes ... “I like that, you like that?” 190 NILA ASCIOLLA •‘To grow is to change and to have hanged is to have grown much.” ?, individual . . . opinionated band • • • “Sarcastic, me?” . . . ODD—NNJ JANE AZZARONE “Keeping true to the dreams of her youth. ” Jane . . . her laugh . . . clothes . . . petite . . . John . . . her eyes . . . MICHAEL AUGUST “Laugh and the world laughs with you, study and you study alone.” Mike . . . happy-go-lucky . . . with the guys . . . Sam’s . . . that hat DEBORAH BAKER “If you have knowledge, let others light their candles by it.” Debbie . . . tall . . . with Cindy . . . her hair . . . Mike . . . Clyde . . . THEODORE AUGUST “Everytime a man smiles, and much more when he laughs, it adds something to his fragment of life.” Ted . . . jovial . . . with the guys . . . “corn” . . . cooperative THOMAS BALZANO “Why worry? Life is short enough. ” Butch . . . short . . . with Billy . . . Cindy . . . His mustache . . . his organ . . . 191 CYNTHIA BARBOZA “Better to be small and shine than to be great and cast a shadow. ” Cindy . . . petite . . . nutty . . . diamond . . . Cav JOHN BARTON “No mind is so thoroughly organized that it is deficient of a sense of humor.” Intellectual . . . witty . . . his trumpet . . . pipe . . . All-State Band . . . “Class Individual” DEE ANN BARBOZA “Forward and frolic-glee was there, the will to do and the soul to dare. ” Dee . . . with Dooris . . . mischievous . . . “need a pass?” . . . athletic . . . DDD-NNJ CYNTHIA BENEVIDES “Unless you love someone — nothing else makes any sense. ” Cindy . . . D.E.C.A. . . . cute . . . beautiful clothes . . . John RAYMOND BARLOW “He laughs, he talks, and when necessary, he studies. ” Ray . . . helpful . . . intramurals . . . First National . . . hockey RHODE BENEVIDES “Blessed are they who have the art of making friends. ” Fun-loving . . . with Becky . . . talkative . . . diamond . . . Tom . . . 192 PETER BENTO The soul’s greatest perfection is its capacity for pleasure. ” Pete . . . golf . . . independent . . . carefree . . . CH-776 PAULA BERNARDO “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others, cannot keep it from themselves. ” Paula . . . her hair . . . efficient . . . D.E.C.A. . . . with Aggie BENITA BERRETTO All can hear, but only the sensitive can understand.” Bonnie . . . neat . . . attractive . . . “time out” . . . sweet disposition . . . Billy JACQUELYN BILOTT1 “A smile for every girl she meets and two for every boy.” Jackie . . . popular . . . V.P. . . cheerleader . . . flirtatious . . . “How Cute.” JOHN P. BISBANO ”Small in size, tall in spirit. ” John . . . with the guys . . . mischievous . . . LA. DEBORAH BORGES “The smile that you send out, returns to you. ” Debbie . . . amiable . . . Baboo . . . Sam’s . . . short RICHARD BORGES You are unique in all the world.” Kit . . . the store . . . easy-going . . . nice guy SALLY BOTTIGLIERI “Be yourself and accept other people for what they are.” Sally . . . neat . . . Buster . . . sincere . . . D.E.C.A. . . . diamond PAULA BOTELHO “A smile is cheer to you and me. The cost is nothing — it's given free. Mousie . . . her eyes . . . “M.F. . . . “I’m gonna kill you” . . . RICHARD BOTELHO “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. ” Rit . . . mischievous . . . small . . . those eyes . . . smile LUBELIA BRANDAO “For the good are always the merry. Lu . . . cheerful . . . attentive . . . pretty eyes . . . amicable ROBERT BREWER “He who smiles rather than rages is always the stronger. ” Bob . . . friendly . . . accident prone . . . good looking . . . well dressed 194 STEPHEN BRODD “Mischief seems to follow him wherever he goes. Steve . . . golf . . . wild . . . cars . . . freckles AGNES CABRAL “A small spark makes a big fire. ” Aggie . . . petite . . . her car . . . with Paula . . . fun-loving JOSEPH BROWN “Appearances are deceitful for surprises dwell within. Joe . . . golf . . . intramurals . . . blue eyes . . . Sam’s . . . Rose DEBRA J. CABRAL “She is always laughing, because she has an infinite deal of wit. Debbie . . . her eyes . . . enthusiastic . . . ‘‘I’m gonna wait!” . . . witty KATHT.F.RN BUSH The joy Qf jjfe js jjvjng or so it seems to me. ” KaBush . . . legs . . . D.E.C.A. . . . cute . . , skooch!. . . PAUL CABRAL “In every deed of mischief he has a hand. ” Monka . . . hockey . . . devious . . . fun-loving . . . Kelly’s . . . wrestling 195 RAUL CABRAL “Kites rise highest against the wind. Raul . . . artistic . . . that hair . . . individual . . . dramatics RUDOLPH CABRAL “Beware of those who are quiet, they bring surprises. Rudy . . . sports . . . sly . . . one of the guys. . . shy? SHERRY CABRAL What is beautiful is good, and who is good will soon also be beautiful. Sherry . . . individual . . . Jimmy . . . devoted SUSAN CABRAL Her moods seem to change with every hour. Sue . . . cheerleader . . . with the girls . . . downtown . . . flirtatious ELAINE CAIRRAO Good taste is the flower of good sense. Elaine . . . neat . . . Paul . . . fun-loving . . . nice to know ROBERT CAIRRAO Miracles happen only to those who believe in them. Bob . . . soccer . . . reserved . . . Mary Lou . . . faithful 196 NANCY LEE CAROMILE “A friend — one in whose understanding and virtue we can equally confide and whose opinion we can value at once for its justness and sincerity. ” Nance . . . cheerleader . . . cute . . . Ray . . . “School Spirit” . . . ANTHONY CAMPORIALE “No man loves life as he does. Ant . . . bakery . . . D.E.C.A. . friendly . . . “Harvey” LORRAINE CAMARA The language of friendship is not words. but meanings; it is an intelligence above language.” Lorraine . . . tiny . . . her diamond . . . Billy . . . funny . . . long hair LUCILLE CARREIRO A sunny nature wins lasting friendship. ” Lucy . . . cute . . . gullible . . . Joe . . . talkative . . . lively BRUCE CAROMILE “Why should the devil have all the good times?” Mischievous ... his cars . . . carefree . . . downtown ROBERT CARREIRO Lend me the stone strength of the past and I will lend you the wings of the future. ” Bob . . . tall . . . “hot Wheels . . . Am I late?” . . . guitar . . . 197 JOYCE CASTIGLIEGO Goodness is beauty in its best estate.” Joyce . . . quiet . . . sensitive . . . with Liz . . . good friend DENISE CAVALIERI Love is the only freedom of the world. ” Denise . . . energetic . . . cute . . . Cav STEPHEN CAVALIERI Men of great ability are usually of a large and vigorous nature Steve . . . D.E.C.A. . . . helpful . . . convertible . . . Phoenix WILLIAM CONLEY “A happy life consists in tranquility of mind. ” Bill . . . lanky . . . Mr. Intramurals . . . highlands . . . Almacs JOSEPH CORREIA “Calmness is a great advantage. Joe . . . cool and collected . . . friendly ... his driving . . . K.F.C. MANUEL CORREIA “What one does, one becomes Manny . . . soft-spoken . . . his girl . . . his car . . . pleasant 198 CLARISSE COSTA “A lot of chatter and a bundle of cheerfulness. ” Kris . . . D.E.C.A. Pres. . . . talkative . . . good friend . . . high spirited JANE COSTA “The beauty of her soul is reflected in her eyes. Jane . . . cute . . . brown eyes . . . friendly . . . Joe . . . creative MARY ELLEN COSTA “Real beauty lies in the spiritual accord that is called love Mary Ellen . . . cute . . . pleasant . . . Ronny RICHARD COSTA Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow may never come. Rit . . . golf . . . jovial . . . friendly . . . with George . . . Grants NATALIE CRUSO I keep my ideals, because in spite of everything I still believe that people are good at heart. ” Nat . . . Asst. Editor . . . her hands . . . dedicated . . . diets . . . “Best All Around . . . ROBERT DA PONTE “Imagination rules the world. Chick . . . 73 . . . Vets Park . . . mischievous . . . talkative . . . Pam 199 SUSAN DA PONTE For all things are yours — the world or life or death or the present or the future, all are yours. ” Sue . . . tall . . . outspoken . . . artistic GEORGE DESAULNIERS Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm George . . . helpful . . . Creamery . . . Pegasus . . . skiing JOSEPH DA ROSA “The main thing in life is not to be afraid to be human. Joe ... his car . . . soft-spoken . . . cheerful DOROTHY DESMARAIS Life must be lived so why not enjoy it. Dot . . . athletic . . . helpful . . . the Common . . . easy-going MARIA DA ROSA “Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. ” Mae . . . studious . . . quiet . . . pretty eyes WILLIAM DIAS “Happy and from care I'm free; why aren't they all content like me?” Bill . . . happy-go-lucky . . . OL-287 . . . with the guys 200 MARY ELLEN DILLON She's a gentle girl, quiet and gay, enjoying life in her same own way. ” Mary . . . individual . . . library club . . . with Linda . . . dramatics WILLIAM DONAHUE am what I am. ” Billy ... his drums . . . good looking . . . mischievous ERSILIA DI MEZZA The grand essentials in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. Ersy . . . with Kathy . . . gullible . . . that walk . . . Earl DEBORAH DOORIS The sunshine of life is made up of very tiny beams that are bright all the time. Debbie . . . with Dee . . . mischievous . . . skiing . . . DDD-NNJ GARY DION What, no girls in heaven? then leave me in Bristol. Gary . . . tall . . . good looking . . . flirtatious . . . basketball $ FRANCES DUNBAR Let me take time to lend a hand that will lighten another's load. Fran . . . helpful . . . library club . . . with Charlene 201 DAVID DUPONT Knowledge is itself a power.” Dupe . . . football . . . math . . . friendly . . . computers RAYMOND FARIA “He who is really kind can never be unhappy. He who is really wise can never be confused. He who is really brave is never afraid. ” Ray . . . tardy . . . wrestling . . . Berta . . . friendly GEORGE DUPONT “When put to a test, he'll do his best.” George . . . intramurals . . . science . . . Oliver Street . . . First National ROBERT FAY JR. “A good heart and a balanced mind be at the foundation of character.” Fay . . . treasurer . . . wrestling . . . “76” . . . ambitious ALICE S. DURAND Still waters run deep. ” Alice . . . friendly . . . Edmond . . . helpful . . . sincere ELIZABETH FEDERICO There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.” Liz . . . good natured . . . with Joyce . . . her laugh ELIZABETH A. FERREIRA “A kind heart is a fountain of gladness. ” Betty Ann . . . independent . . . witty . . . easy-going . . . Dunkin Donuts DONNA FERREIRA Living is doing what you believe in.” Donna . . . athletic . . . D.E.C.A. . . diamond . . . Louie JOHN L. FERREIRA ”Patience is the best remedy for everything. ” John . . . parties . . . Soccer . . . bright . . . nice to know . . . those eyes LUCIA FERREIRA After night there is always day and sunlight and flowers.” Lucie . . . mischievous . . . helpful . . . those nails . . . neat RONALD FERREIRA He that endures with patience is a conqueror. ” Ronnie . . . individual . . . Marie . . . sincere . . . artist PAULA V. FERREIRA “Tenderness and kindness are not signs of weakness and despair, but manifestations of strength and resolution.” Paula . . . Cliffie . . . congenial . . . languages . . . warm personality 203 RICHARD FONSECA “The behavior of the fully human being is always unpredictable . . . simply because it is free.” Rit . . . sincere . . . calm . . . his car . . . Z-958 MARK FOJO “Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. ” Fojo . . . soccer . . . that accent . . . ‘‘46” . . . friendly . . . good looking JEFFERY FULLER “As long as men are free to ask what they must, free to say what they think, free to think what they will, freedom can never be lost and science can never regress. ” Jeff . . . chess . . . math . . . how he procrastinates . . . Mr. Wizard JAMES FULTON “Freedom is nothing else but a chance to do better. ” Jimmy . . . tall . . . Claudia . . . “steamboat” . . . independent HOPE FURTADO “There is no peace like people. ” Hopie . . . athletic . . . Rockwell . . . good natured . . . station wagon 204 SUZANNE GAMON “To thine own self be true.” Sue . . . good-natured . . . cute . . . her hair . . . nutty LILLIAS GOFF “She is serious, yet when fun succumbs her, she is gay. ” Lil . . . her hair . . . skiing . . . sincere . . . “Quietest JAMES GARRITY “Nature made him then broke the mold.” Jim . . . good—looking . . . quiet . . . the bank JOAQUIM GOMES “Content is a kingdom. I wear the crown. ” Jack . . . quiet . . . ambitious . . . kind . . . Fatima JEROME GIBBEMEYER “The more mischief, the better the sport. ” Jerry . . . witty . . . amiable . . . understanding . . . Drum Major JOHN GOULART “Open your heart today, so many interesting things await you. ” John . . . witty . . . A. V. . . . helpful 205 RICHARD GOULART “It isn't by size that we win or fail Goo! . . . basketball . . . lean . . . chess . . . with the guys KENNETH GREY “The more faithfully you listen to the voice within you, the better you will hear what is sounding outside.” Kenny . . . tall . . . basketball . . . good-natured . . . reserved DEBORAH GRIMO “A girl of a few thousand words.” Debbie . . . that laugh . . . good friend . . . chico . . . shooch! LEONARD GUIDA “Sportsmanship is his motto, athletics his life“ Lenny . . . those blue eyes . . . “32 . . . athletic . . . flirtacious . . . witty 206 JANET HALE “Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we will find it not.” Janet . . . pleasant . . . neat . . . attractive . . . her clothes JOSEPH HALE “The deepest feelings always show themselves in silence. ” Joe . . . sincere . . . tennis . . . hockey . . . good-looking DARYL HARNIOS The riches that are in the heart can not be stolen. ” Daryl . . . warm personality . . . dramatics . . . Alan MICHAEL HARNIOS “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. ” Mike ... his campaigns . . . individual . . . amusing . . . “KAZOO” DEBORAH HOGAN “If silence were golden shed be penniless. ” Hogan . . . cute . . . talkative . . . class play . . . DDD-NNJ i LINDA HOOD “Never lose an opportunity of seeing anything that is beautiful. Linda . . . helpful . . . Library Club . . . w Mary Ellen JOANNE HOPKINS ”You know I say just what I think and nothing more or less. can not say one thing and mean another” Joanne . . . bowling . . . Almacs . . . gary . . . DDD-NNJ APRIL KERNS “The door to happiness opens outward April . . . Library Club . . . George • • . blondie . . . soft-spoken 207 ANN MARIE KING Imagination is more important than knowledge. ” Ann . . . quiet . . . Eddie . . . her hair DAVID LaROCHE Politeness, like a steam shovel, can make a deep impression. ” Dave . . . friendly . . . intramurals . . . interested . . . helpful JEAN C. KNOWLTON “Genius does what it must, and talent does what it can. ” Jean . . . talented . . . intelligent . . . skiing . . . good friend DIANE LaROCHE “Perfection is attained by slow degrees; it requires the hand of time.” Diane . . . kind . . . reserved . . . with Joanne . . . Grants CHARLES W. LaFLAMME “Happy are those who dream dreams and arc ready to pay the price to make them come true. ” Chucky . . . band . . . independent . . . sincere . . . the “Y LEE ANN LaROSE ”Here lies the generous thought and a heart full of kindness. ” LeeAnn . . . quiet . . . D.E.C.A. . . . pretty . . . Bobby 208 LUCIA LEAL “Well-trained silence hath more eloquence than speech. ” Lucie . . . sincere . . . friendly . . . soft-spoken DEBRA LEFFINGWELL To have enough to share — to know the joy of living; to thrill with all the sweetness of life — is living.” Debbie . . . pretty hair . . . amicable • • sincere . . . Leslie MARY LEMON “A smile costs nothing, but is worth a million. ” Mary . . . independent . . . attractive . . . soft-spoken . . . with Lynn . . . Phoenix JUDITH LEVASSEUR “Soft-spoken but rising to the occasion if need be.” Judy . . . quiet . . . individual . . . JUDI — 1 . . . Dixon GEORGE LIMA “A man of humor is welcome anywhere. ” Lima . . . soccer . . . “Hey, Man!” . . . ambitious . . . GL-2 . . . I 1 BRENDA LINCOLN Life is a matter of moments; waste not a single one. ” Brenda . . . Narrows . . . fun-loving . . . carefree 209 DANIEL MACHADO “Reason and calm judgement are the qualities especially belonging to a leader. ” Danny . . . Band Pres. . . . drums . . . ski club . . . well-dressed . . . talented KENNETH MACHADO Happy-go-lucky, easy go free, nothing on earth bothers me. Kenny . . . horses . . . friendly . . . fun-loving FRANK MANCIERI “A man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows Frank . . . Fuji . . . Benny’s . . . that walk . . . Vet’s Park . . . MM-977 DOUGLAS MANTOOSH “You are what you do. not what you think or say: what 1 do is what I am. ” Doug . . . Rockwell . . . with the guys . . . comical GAETANO MARABELLO “And there are those who have the truth within but speak it not in words. ” Guy . . . quiet . , . writer . . . individual . . . studious 210 KENNETH MARABELLO Most powerful is he who has himself in his own power. Kenny ... his truck . . . small . . . quiet . . . hunting . . . Almacs DEBORAH MARTIN “She awakes each morning with a smile brightening her face.” “Crowbar . . . friendly . . . Debbie . . . with the girls MARIA MARTINS “The riches that are in the heart cannot be stolen. “ Maria . . . talkative . . . cute . . . sparkling eyes PAUL MASCENA Sigh no more ladies, for 1 have come. “ Mush . . . Sam’s . . . good-looking . . . flirt . . . football ALAN MASSA “It is art that makes life, makes interest, makes importance.“ AJan . . . talented . . . AL-137 . . . helpful , . . skiing ... his clothes 211 STANLEY MATTHEWS “Each man is justified in his individuality Stan . . . highlands . . . good looking . . . Almacs . . . his pencil . . . hockey NANCY MATTOS “For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. ” Nance . . . gullible . . . nursing . . . DDD-NNJ . . . fun—loving . . . Richie John McGovern “Most people are as happy as they make up their minds to be. ” Mugsy . . . the bakery . . . football . . . good sense of humor jean McKenzie “Individuality is a utopia in itself. “ Jean . . . writer . . . blue eyes . . . diamond . . . pretty ADELINA MEDEIROS “Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. Adeline . . . cheerful . . . cooperative . . . with Irene DEBRA ANN MEDEIROS “On a chain of friendship she'd be a welcomed link. “ Debi . . . tiny . . . Creamery . . . Alan . . . that laugh 212 ALBERT MELLO A little body lodged a mighty mind. ” A1 . . . intelligent . . . intramurals . . . Almacs . . . math RUSSELL MELLO “He who reigns within himself is more than a king. Russ . . . mischievous ... his bike . . . carefree . . . Warren JOSEPH MELLO “The world belongs to the energetic. ” Joe . . . good looking . . . soccer . . . flirtatious . . . those parties . . . You do bad things.” MANUEL MEDEIROS Tis only noble to be good. “ Manny . . . reserved . . . cooperative . . . amicable . . . thoughtful MAUREEN MEIGGS “She may be quiet, she may be shy, but see the mischief in her eye. ” Maureen . . . sincere . . . reserved . . . freckles . . . Wayne MARY MELLO Write on your hearts that everyday is the best day of the year. ” Mare . . . Buffington's . . . good natured . . . talkative . . . amiable 213 DAVID MILLER “There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way. Dave . . . individual . . . that grin . . . swim team . . . intelligent PAUL MINUTELLI “No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. Paul . . . West Point . . . witty . . . that smile ROBERT MORIN A man there was and they called him mad; the more he gave the more he had.” MAD . . . mischievous . . . hard worker . . . artist 214 DAVID MORRA ”A man of good character is the noblest work of God. ” Dave . . . friendly . . . witty . . . intelligent . . . Almacs MARIA MORAIS The song of the voice is sweet, but the song of the heart is the pure voice of heaven Mary . . . intelligent . . . neat . . . nursing home . . . with Andrade STEPHEN MOSHER A sportsman, a humorist, and an all-around good guy” Mosha ... sly . . wrestling . . . that laugh . . . football JOSEPH MOTTA “Ready for mischief, ready for fun, ready to take on anyone” Joe . . . Jovial . . . persistent . . . downtown . . . that radio LEILA JEAN NUNES “It is not the brains which matter most, but that which guides them — the character, generous qualities, progressive ideas. ” Lee . . . talented . . . editor . . . intelligent . . . “Come on you guys . . . her driving ANTHONY MURGO “Mischief is his middle name” Tony . . . good-looking . . . easy-going . . . with the guys ROBERT NUTINI If it’s within his power to help, he will and gladly. ” Nutini . . . hard worker . . . friendly . . . w the guys . . . motor head . . . Kelly’s GILBERT NEVES “There's never an idle moment when he is around” Gilly . . . soccer . . . gullible . . . those parties . . . “All-American . . . good-looking CORNELIUS O BRIEN “I love work, it fascinates me, I could watch it for hours Neil ... at McDonald’s . . . with the guys . . . Patriots . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Roscoe -,c KAKYL O’CONNELL “Nothing is impossible for those who possess a willing imagination. ” Karyl . . . talkative . . . athletic . . . Danny . . . diamond ELIZABETH JEAN OLIVEIRA “My only prayer is while I live — God. make me worthy of my friends. ” B. J. . . . Class Sec. . . . AA pres. . . . “Friendliest” . . . Sunset . . . “I’ll be quiet” RAYMOND O’CONNELL “The man who fights for his fellow man is a better man than the one who fights for himself. ” Moose . . . pres. . . . sports . . . hard worker . . . persistent . . . “friendliest MARIA OLIVEIRA “Love looks not with the eyes, but with the heart. ” Maria . . . hard worker . . . quiet . . . sweet disposition . . . Ronny ESTELLE OLIVER “No matter what others will be. she will be herself. ” Estelle . . . witty . . . horses . . . taxi cab . . . John . . . with Karen” ARMANDA PACHECO “Her happiness is shown in her smile. ” Amanda . . . attractive . . . her clothes . . . Sunset ... “I don’t want anything to do with it!” 216 CHERYL PACHECO “For what is pleasure without love and laughter.” Cheryl . . . downtown . . . that laugh . . . pleasant . . . Ralph MICHAEL PATTON “The mathematician has reached the highest rung on the ladder of human thought.” Mike . . . math team . . . brainy . . . Brown U . . . track JOHN PACHECO “Let my words he few but meaningful. ” John . . . good-looking ... his mustache . . . understanding . . . Cyndi CRISALDA PERREIRA “Sweet and petite, a pleasure to meet. ” Cris . . . talkative . . . friendly . . . witty . . . her hair LEONARD PANSA “Cheerfulness keeps up a kind of daylight in the mind and fills it with a steady and perpetual serenity. Lenny . . . soft-spoken . . . w Morra . . . cooperative . . . PETER PEZZULO “He puts off work for a rainy day. ” Pete . . . football . . . quiet . . . calm . . . with the guys 217 MARY PIMENTAL That I may walk in my own way.” Mary . . . helpful . . . individual . . . kind-hearted PATRICIA PRINCIPE “Her pleasure is her power to charm. ” Pat . . . clothes . . . neat . . . gullible . . . Sean . . . Tweeter RICHARD PIMENTAL Freedom lies in being bold. ” Rit . . . his car . . . good guy . . . jovial . . . content MARTIN PRINDLE Men of few words are the best men ” Martin . . . beach . . . sincere . . . quahoging MARY LOU PORTO ”A warm heart makes a true friend. ” Mary Lou . . . sincere . . . quiet . . . amiable . . . Bobby FRANK PROTO Few are angels Frank . . . Barrington . . . carefree . . . mischevious . . . Claire 218 JOANN QUINTAL Kindness is a rare virtue. ” Jo . . . D.E.C.A. . . . quiet . . . her eyes . . . with Diane RALPH QUITO For everything you have lost, you have gained something else. Ralph . . . helpful . . . interested . . . Bristol Cinema DEBORAH REBELLO Everyone speaks of happiness but few know it. Debbie . . . worrying . . . understanding . . . gullible ARTHUR REED The business of life is to attain your goal. Art . . . friendly . . . computer room . . . nonchalent REBECCA RAMOS Life is nothing without friendship. Becky . . . helpful . . . concerned . . . spirited . . . DONA REILLY Love knows hidden paths. Dona . . . sincere . . . chorus . . . independent 219 EDWIN RESENDES “In quiet minds the greatest things do grow. Eddie . . . sincere . . . Donna . . . soccer JOSEPH REZENDES “You will find, as you look back upon your life, that the moments that stand out are the moments when you have done things for others. Perry . . . friendly . . . helpful . . . enthusiastic . . . fun-loving MANUEL RIBEIRO “Wait is often the father of pleasure. Manny . . . soccer . . . quiet . . . reserved . . . hard worker DEBORAH RODERICK “The more we know her, the better we like her. Deb . . . fun-loving . . . that hair . . . D.E.C.A. . . . Russell DENISE RODRIGUES “A laugh to be joyous, must flow from a joyous heart, for without kindness, there can be no true joy! Rod . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Namath . . . friendly . . . “For cryin’ out loud! FERNANDA RODRIGUES 'Td like to leave an echo whispering softly down the ways, of happy times and bright and sunny days. Fern . . . Converse . . . Fernanda can do everything, NATURALLY!” . . . friendly 220 ROBERT ROSS “The strings of his heart were strung by pleasure. ” Bob . . . easy-going ... his car . . . humorous . . . with the guys GREGORY RUFO Following happiness is like chasing the wind. Greg . . . mischievous . . . “How ’bout a ride?” . . . With Neil . . . happy-go-lucky KATHRYN RUSSO “A friend is the first person who conies in when the whole world has gone out. ” Ruse . . . talkative . . . w Ersy . . . “The best time I ever had!” . . . Bob ANN ST. GERMAIN “My favorite, perhaps my only study, is man. ” Ann . . . athletic . . . Grant’s . . . hard worker . . . WILLIAM ST. VINCENT “Daring ideas are like chessmen moved forward; they may be beaten, but they may start a winning game. “ Billie . . . QB . . . “16“ ... his hair . . . athletic . . . intelligent . . . Bonnie JUDITH SALVAGGIO “A smile that can melt the strongest heart. Judy . . . attractive . . . her smile . . . clothes 221 VINCENT J. SAVIANO III “A silent nature, concealing a wealth of true friendship. Vinny . . . conscientious . . . intramurals . . . amiable . . . Creamery FRANCIS SEADER “He is free who lives as he chooses.“ Seader . . . friendly . . . mischievous . . . gas station . . . I.A. JANE E. SECURO “Time is not measured by the passing of the years, but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves. Jane . . . hard worker . . . talented . . . studious . . . dependable DEBORAH SHOPE “Life is what you make it. “ Deb . . . individual . . . friendly . . . artistic . . . energetic 222 GREGORY SHOREY “Borrow trouble for yourself, if that's your nature, but don't lend it to your neighbors. Greg . . . fun-loving . . . sociable . . . Almacs ARNOLD SILVA “A heart with which to reason and a head with which to contrive and a hand with which to execute.f, Arnie . . . popular . . . FLIRT . . . good looking . . . blacky” MARIA C. SILVA Nothing is more highly to be prized than the value of each day. ” Connie . . . pleasant to know . . . pretty . . . sociable ALFRED SILVA One cannot tell what passes through the heart of a man by the look on his face. ” A1 . . . soccer . . . tall . . . quiet . . . his mustache GARY SILVA Heaven give you many, many merry days! Gary . . . helpful . . . AA . . . jovial EDWARDA SILVA Patience is a virtue, virtue is a grace; both put together make a very pretty face.” Edie . . . warm hearted . . . sincere . . . sweet disposition MARIA I. SILVA A heart with out love cannot live.” Irene . . . attractive . . . independent . . . outspoken 223 MARY SILVA “A good and gentle heart ... In this world there is nothing more beautiful.” Mae . . . quiet ... a good friend . . . studious . . . Duffy’s DAVID J. SILVIA “He who prizes little things is worthy of great ones.” Dave ... his car . . . fun-loving . . . “Need a ride?” 224 MARIA SILVIERA “Kindness in giving creates love.” Maria . . . witty . . . cute . . . quiet . . . her hair JOSEPH SILVIA “Can we ever have too much of a good thing?” Joe . . . mischievous . . . that grin . . . sociable . . . Jane DAVID A. SILVIA “Nothing is more highly to be prized than the value of each and every day. ” Dave . . . friendly . . . dedicated . . . cross country . . . AA WILLIAM SILVIA “One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. ” Billy . . . Hunting ... his truck . . . casual ... his eyes ELIZABETH SMITH “Youth is the season of hope, enterprise, and energy. Liz . . . individual . . . Pegasus . . . talented . . . spirited . . . Chorus GLENN SOUSA “A lung life may not be good enough but a good life is long enough. ” Glen ... his car .. . helpful . . . Chorus . . . Big G JOANN SOUSA “Live for today, but love for tomorrow are the words of a fool; but not mine. JoAnn . . . talkative . . . full of life . . . Joe . . . good-looking JOSEPH SOUSA “The time to be happy is now, the place to be happy is here, the way to be happy is to make others so. Joe . . . fun-loving . . . friendly . . . witty . . . Lucie LEE ANN SOUSA Moons and Junes and Ferris Wheels; I’ve looked at life that way. ” Lee Ann . . . independent . . . her hair . . . outspoken . . . Donny 225 LEONARD SOUSA “Sober, but not serious, quiet, but not idle. Lenny . . . nice guy . . . good natured . . . Debbie WILLIAM SOUSA “Let each man have the wit to go his own way. Billy . . • quiet ... his car . . . with Rit . . . I. A. GAIL STEVENS Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Gail . . . Dunkin Donuts . . . pleasant BRUCE TAVARES Ready am I to go, and my eagerness, with sails full set awaits the wind. Bruce . . . Creamery . . . with the guys . . . Kazoo . . . school spirit ROBERT SPELLMAN “He puts his worries in his pocket with the hole in it. Bob . . . independent . . . agreeable . . . quiet DAVID TAVARES “Success awaits he who advances confidently in the direction of his dreams. Dave . . . soccer . . . witty . . . away games . . . small 226 JULIO TAVARES School is nice, but vacation is better. ” Julio . . . intramurals . . . Sam's . . . with the guys . . . School’s Out MARIA TAVARES Count your garden by the flowers, never by the leaves that fall; Count your days by golden hours . . . don't remember clouds at all!” Mae . . . friendly . . . soccer freak . . . homemade wine EDWARD TRAYNOR “Quiet men can conquer anything” Eddie . . . quiet . . . with the guys . . . good friend KAREN TRAYNOR “And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter and the sharing of pleasure” Karen . . . quiet . . . with Cheryl . . . downtown . . . that laugh RAYMOND TRUBIA Quiet at first, but look again” Trube . . . good-looking . . . 44” his walk . . . blue eyes . . . Nancy BARBARA TUBRIDY “The wearer of smiles and the bearer of a kindly disposition needs no introduction, but is welcome anywhere. Tub . . . cute . . . cheering . . . gymnastics . . . her accent DIANE VANDAL “Action is the proper fruit of knowledge. Diane . . . pretty eyes . . . lively . . . intelligent . . . “Call-a-teen” SARA JANE WHITE “True happiness is found in enjoying life.,f Sajane . . . freckles . . . D.E.C.A. . . . cute . . . “as God as my judge.” GLORIA JEAN VENTURA “Cod made me small, so he could do a better job of it. ” Glor . . . short . . . her nails . . . flirt . . . S.S. ... “I don’t believe it.” GAIL WILSON “Good sense and good nature are never separated. ” Gail . . . sincere . . . that accent . . . sweet disposition . . . Manny GARY VICTORIA “He appears quiet, but sometimes we wonder. ” Gary Vic . . . downtown . . . “Best Dressed” . . . nervous CHARLES YOUNG “Ready for mischief, ready for fun, ready to take on anyone. ” Charlie . . . carefree . . . with the guys . . . individual 228 RUTH YOUNG “Every now and then, you meet a kite with a mind of its own.” Ruthi . . . individual . . . tennis . . . jolly . . . adventurer JOHN ZEITLER “He never hurries and seldom worries. ” Zeit . . . cars . . . quiet . . . calm . . . with the guys MANUEL SILVEIRA “A mind that is happy must be great. ” Manny ... his car . . . that moustache . . . good-natured PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE SIDNEY MANCHESTER ROBERT SIMMONS 229 230 Compliments of Class of 1973 Tel. 253-4333 Call George LEFFINGWELL' GARAGE major and minor auto repairs Gas and Arc Welding 350 Metacom Avenue Bristol, R. I 233 HOMEMAKERS Home and Health Care Services HOMEMAKERS, INC. Subsidiary of the Upjohn Company 831-1280 Licensed nurses; nurses aides; home health aides; convalescent care Employees bonded and insured — 44 The Arcade, Providence, R. I. ANTHONY A. NUNES General Contractors Bristol, R. I. 236 ecpi Are you a ready !□ for tomorrow? TRAIN NOW FOR YOUR PLACE IN THE FUTURE ENROLL NOW FOR DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Telephone: 434-1094 ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING INSTITUTE and BLAKE DRAFTING SCHOOL of Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts 912 BROADWAY EAST PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND 02914 Compliments of Class of 1974 Compliments of R. J. MANUFACTURING The most modern technique in men's hairstyling COLONIAL BARBER SHOPPE REGA-CUT® FRANCHISE TECHNIQUE, INC. RAZOR CUTS HAIR STYLES HAIR PIECES nirK pdppio 498 METACON AVENUE, BRISTOL, R. I 253 6955 EDWARD'S OF NEWPORT SPORTS TROPHY HOUSE 881 Wesr Main Rd. Middletown, R. I. 02840 Phones 846-1018 847-4520 238 The Coachmen j OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK C DANCING NIGHTLY IN OUR SPACIOUS REDWOOD COCKTAIL LOUNGE ■ ‘O FOOD PREPARED BY CONTINENTAL CHEFS FOR THE FINEST CUISINE OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK FOR LUNCHES AND DINNER LIVE ENTERTAINMENT EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING TRY OUR BEAUTIFUL REDWOOD LOUNGE FOR COCKTAILS AFTER THE SHOW MMIIUA Of 30 m,NUTES from ® I DOWNTOWN PROVIDENCE I VIA ROUTE 195 EAST 24 SOUTH TO THE TIVERTON - SAKONNET ROUTE 138 EXIT WEDDING BANQUET FACILITIES FOR 25 to 650 PEOPLE in our FABULOUS CINDERELLA ROOM FOR RESERVATIONS 624-8423 MAIN ROAD, (ROUTE 138) TIVERTON, R. I. NEAR THE SAKONNET RIVER BRIDGE COMPLIMENTS OF: FULFLEX, INC. BRISTOL, R. I. 02809 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Where will you find yourself in o year or two? Join the Air Force and you will find yourself doing a great job at an exciting duty station. That's because the Air Force gives you the chance to learn a skill, and the chance for foreign travel. Just two of the reasons thousands of young men and women enlist each year. Whatever your goals are, Air Force training and travel can take you a long way toward getting your future off the ground. Find yourself in the United States Air Force U. S. Air Force Recruiting 15 Long Wharf Mall Newport, R. I. 02840 Tel: 847 6324 COMPLIMENTS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY COMPLIMENTS OF BRISTOL AND WARREN GAS BRISTOL, R. I. 240 HAWKINS FALES, INC. 1 1 Hope Street Bristol, R. 1. CATHAY DRAGON RESTAURANT Chinese American Food Orders to take out 549 Metecom Avenue Bristol, R. 1. 253 4484 SAL'S BAKERY 31 State Street Bristol, R. 1. McGOVERN'S BAKERY 531 Wood Street Bristol, R. 1. DA PONTE BROS. FURNITURE 245 Child Street Warren, R. 1. 245-6743 Let our furniture Beautify your home CABRAL'S GOURMET CHICKEN 585 Metecom Avenue Bristol, R. 1. DANIEL GIBSON KNOWLTON BOOKBINDING AND REPAIRING Longfield Studio Bristol, R. 1. 253-6460 BUFFINGTON'S PHARMACY Hope Street Bristol, R. 1. WATKINSON AUTOMOTIVE 255 State Street Bristol, R. 1. Compliments of TOWN FINANCE 241 If you're the kind of guy who thinks we ought to be doing more to protect our environment and you want to do something about it, join the Coast Guard. Because we're doing something about it. For details about what the Coast Guard is doing, call your local Coast Guard recruiter at U.S. Coast Guard Recruiting Office Providence, Rhode Island Tel. 528 4380 421-1291 Congratulations Class of 1973 242 Rentals Sales Service J K LAWNMOWER SALES SERVICE, INC. Lawn and Garden Equipment 18 Burnside Street Compliments of LIONEL J. CAIRREIRO REALTY Bristol, R. I. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT S. BUSH Candy is Dandy, but sex won’t stain your teeth. I have no prejudices, I hate everybody. RICOTTI'S Gooding Avenue Bristol, R. I. MICHELETTI'S Brirtot County's Finest Italian American Restaurant Located Between Rte. 195 Mount Hope Bridge Ope- Every Day Party Acaimn-odationa. Italian S««c.ait.� v Gourmet D.nnen Bui)i eumem Lunchaotu Cocktail Lotmfe - Your Host. A Michelett. 650 Mctacom Ave.. Rte. 136 So. Warren. R. I:£3 401 - 245-5865 DUFFY’S GOGUA’S MARKET Wood St. Bristol, R. 1. BRISTOL COUNTY AQUARIUM 641 Me+acom Avenue Bristol, R. I. 243 ★converse CONVERSE RUBBER COMPANY BRISTOL DIVISION WHEN YOU'RE OUT TO BEAT THE WORLD DIXON CORPORATION Metacom Avenue Bristol, R. I. Compliments of R. I. MANUFACTURING WARDWELL LUMBER CO. Complete Line of Building Materials TUPELO STREET BRISTOL, R. I. Compliments of D. E. C. A. A. C. I. 73 Perry Road Bristol, R. I. Compliments of ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 245 KEN'S FLOOR COVERING CAESAR BRITO CONSTRUCTION METACOM AVENUE BRISTOL, RHODE ISLAND ANDRADE INSURANCE 559 Hope Street Bristol, R. 1. MANCHESTER FORD SALES, INC. 661 Metacom Avenue Bristol, R. 1. BARRINGTON COLLEGE Barrington, R. 1. 246 COMPLIMENTS OF: MR. AND MRS. ROBERT O. RONDEAU COMPLIMENTS OF: DEAN SON'S LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING LAWN MOWING — LANDSCAPING — SHRUB WORK SNOW PLOWING Tel. 253-4190 204 State Street Bristol, R. I. 02809 B. J. ARMANDA COMPLIMENTS OF: SUNSET BAKERY DENISE COMPLIMENTS OF: GEORGE C. LIMA FUNERAL HOME LEILA 367 HIGH STREET BRISTOL, R. I. COMPLIMENTS OF: CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1973 BRISTOL OIL CO. 10 CENTER ST. BRISTOL, R. I. REGO'S TIRE mono insurance Agency, Qnc. INSURANCE • REAL ESTATE 219 HIGH STREET BRISTOL. R I 02609 COMPLIMENTS OF: COUNTY CLEANERS 83 STATE ST. BRISTOL, R. I. 247 TOYOTA VILLAGE Metacom Avenue Bristol, R. I. JULIE'S SPA 492 Metacom Avenue Congratulations Class of 1973 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Warren, R. Compliments of PEGASUS C. J. RUGGIERO LANDSCAPING, INC. I Bray Lane Bristol, R. I. 02809 Phone: 401—253-5010 253 9789 GIL’S TELEVISION APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE BRISTOL AUTO BODY Gilbert Almieda prop. 391 Wood Street Bristol, R. I. Gooding Avenue Bristol, R. |. A. W. SMITH SONS FUNERAL HOME Church Street Warren, R. I. 1—f •;: AUNT PAT KARL F. CORREIA DOG GROOMING AND BOARDING 253-7277 GUIDA'S MARKET 246 State St. Bristol, R. 1. FRENCHIE'S BARBER SHOP MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND L. TUBRIDY AND FAMILY CUP DEFENDERS CARON’S JEWELRY GIFT SHOP 469 Hope St. Bristol, R. 1. WHERE FRIENDS MEET CASUAL INN FLO'S INC. Barrington Shopping Center Barrington, R. 1. BARRINGTON FABRICS VAN'S SPA 359 Wood St. KAISER CREDIT UNION 435 Wood St. Bristol, R. 1. COMPLIMENTS OF KINGS GREEN HOUSES 216 Bay View Ave. DON’S ART SHOP Main St. Warren, R. 1. VIOLA'S LIQUOR STORE 219 Wood St. Bristol, R. 1. CORA'S DRESS SHOPPE Corner of Wood and State St. Bristol, R. 1. S r 3 ALON or OCAUTV rL-? DuPONT’S GARAGE, Inc. 1282 HOPE STREET BRISTOL, R. I. DIAL 253-7575 q Re,,ys 1 WE'RE A LOT MORE THAN JUST HAMBURGERS HI-WAY BARBER SHOP 249 LITTLE TOWNE SHOPPE WOMEN'S APPAREL Bristol, Rhode Island FRANCO BROS. DR. AND MRS. PETER J. SANSONE 617 Hope Street Bristol, Rhode Island YOUR TROUBLES JOSEPH SANSONE 1934 DR. PETER F. SANSONE 1959 MATILDA ABOITIZ I960 JOSEPH A. SANSONE 1962 ROD'S GRILLE 6 Washington Street Warren, Rhode Island 192 Wood Street Bristol, Rhode Island RUCCI’S MARKET RAVENSWOOD REAL ESTATE BROKERS 2 19 State Street Bristol, Rhode Island I Narrows Road Bristol, Rhode Island DeFELICE FLORIST 271 Wood Street Bristol, Rhode Island 253-8500 THOMAS J. GOFF STUDIO BRONZE TABLETS ARCHITECTURAL AND MEMORIAL SCULPTURAL PORTRAITS MEDALS AND EMBLEMS Tel. 253-6846 FRUIT BASKETS OUR SPECIALTY TEL. 253-6858 COSTA'S FRUITLAND, INC. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 775 Hope Street Bristol, Rhode Island 02809 DAlRJf The Home Service Dairy’ THE BOSTON STORE 18 Child St. Warren, R. I. F. T. D. TELEFLORA FERRAZZANO FLOWERS AND GREENHOUSES 582 Metacom Avenue Warren, R. I. 02885 245 6120 J. T. O'CONNELL'S 267 Thames St. Bristol, R. I. MUNROE DAIRY TWEET BALZANO'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Mt. Hope Avenue WAGON WHEEL State St. Bristol, R. I. NAPPI BROS., INC. PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS 14 Reservoir Ave. Bristol, R.l. 25 i BRISTOL COUNTY DODGE MELLO'S SHOE SERVICE EAST OF THE BAY PHOTO AND ART SUPPLIES 444 HOPE STREET BRISTOL, R. I. 02809 359 WOOD ST. BRISTOL, TRI-TOWN SERVICE CENTER, INC. 269 MARKET ST. WARREN, R.l. R.l. 253 4426 ROYAL FUEL CO. 2 THIRD ST. BRISTOL, R.l. CAMPASNA'S PHARMACY J.F. HUESTIS INC. 68 BUTTONWOOD ST. BRISTOL, PROPRIETOR: ANTHONY F. PRINCIPE MT. HOPE LIQUOR STORE, INC. 678 HOPE ST. BRISTOL, R.l. McCUSKER'S FROSTEE FREEZ soft served ice cream 245-7774 char-broiled food Metacom Ave. BRISTOL FURNITURE CO., INC. SUNSHINE OIL CO. 374 METACOM AVE. BRISTOL, R.l. 252 537 HOPE ST. MAISANO BROS.. INC. YOUR FULL LINE HOME HEATING DEALER METERED DELIVERY — SALES AND SERVICE — 24 HOUR EMERGENCY BURNER SERVICE COMPLETE HEATING SYSTEMS — FREE ESTIMATES — DISTRIBUTORS OF FUEL OIL AND HOME HEATING EQUIPMENT 45 Gooding Avenue, Bristol, Rhode Island 02809 Telephone 253 7550 • 253 7551 YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAY VISIT MC DONALD'S BRISTOL PHOENIX ASSELIN CHEVROLET Child Street Warren, R. I. CABRAL'S MARKET 1 1 Thompson Ave. Bristol, R. 1. B. J. DEBI and Alan JOE and LUCIE JANE and JOE FERNANDA RODRIGUES JANE MARY SILVA JOE BROWN THE THREE MUSKETEERS MR. WALSH DENISE ROD TIM SECURO Compliments of KNIGHTS OF CORTE REAIS LOBSTER POT Hope Street Bristol, R. I. SILVER CREEK MANOR 7 Creek Lane Bristol, R. I. SERVICE ON ALL MAKES FRED'S TV SALES AND SERVICE PHONE CL 3-6654 A. S. VENTURA, PROP. J 37 Magnolia Street Bristol, R. I. 02809 245-4389 ESTABLISHED 1937 RHODE ISLAND'S LARGEST FAMILY SHOE STORE RUSSO'S MARKET Church St. Bristol, R. I. BRISTOL COUNTY BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. Metacom Avenue SUE and RUSS KRIS and CHU- CKY ROB and LEE ANN JACKIE BIO and ? ? BONNIE and BILLY SALLY DEBI KATHY BOTTLES RAY and and and and and BUSTER 254 LEE SAV CANDLES NANCY RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP JOHN and CINDY TO: 1973 GOOD LUCK FROM: NATALIE BARBARA THE YEAR BOOK STAFF FRANK and CLAIRE SARA JANE BETTY TUB MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR COSTA A ckn o wledgem en t The yearbook staff would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank Mr. Domenic Raiola for his unfailing support and guidance as our advisor. Without his experience in yearbook business and his confidence in our ideas and decisions, this book could not have been published. A special thanks to Mrs. Mildred House for her hard work and cooperation throughout the year. Her fine talent as a photographer provided us with the pictures of the shadowed path, the Mt. Hope Bridge, the Chapel by the Sea, and the snowy road. She was always there when we needed her. Robert Cruso is deserving of praise as our only staff photographer, and we would also like to thank some unofficial members of the Green and White Staff, namely Lillias, Joe, Nila, Dee, and Debbie, for their help during our annual Spaghetti Supper. And of course, we are especially thankful to Mr. and Mrs. Nunes for allowing the staff to occupy their basement for countless hours in the preparation of this yearbook. And finally, we'd like to express our sincere appreciation to Mr. lasiello, Mr. Contente, Mr. Campagna, the members of the faculty, and the office secretaries for their cooperation throughout the school year. Without their assistance, our numerous picture schedules could not have run smoothly. 255 Desiderata Go PLACIDLY AMID THE NOISE AND HASTE. AND REMEMBER WHAT PEACE THERE MAY BE IN SILENCE. AS FAR AS POSSIBLE WITHOUT SURRENDER BE ON GOOD TERMS WITH ALL PERSONS. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and agressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesom discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy . . . REPRINTED FROM “POEMS OF MAX EHRMANN” COPYRIGHT 1968 BY CRESCENDO PUBLICATIONS