Narragansett High School - Maritimes Yearbook (Narragansett, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

As is the function of a yearbook. Mari limes '78 will portray the greater influences on the lives of students. Yet we do not forget those who made it possible for us to prepare ourselves for the future in our new high school, and therefore we proudly dedicate this yearbook to John W. O'Brien. Mr. O’Brien graduated from LaSalle Academy, where he played football and was the goalie for the hockey team. Fol- lowing distinguished Army service in the European Theater during World War II, he resumed his education at Rhode Island College of Education, receiving his degree in 1950. While a teacher at North Providence High School, he earned his Master's degree at Rhode Island College, and con- tinued his doctoral studies at the University of Connecticut. After teaching mathematics at North Providence. Mr. O'Brien was principal at the Johnston (Vermont) high school until 1962, when he came to Narragansett as principal of the junior high. Leaving to be principal of South Kingstown's new junior high in 1964. Mr. O'Brien returned to become our Superintendent in 1966. Mr. O'Brien and his wife, Dorothy, live in North Provi- dence. They have two sons, Kevin and Robert. One of the most prestigious senior awards at graduation is the Neil E. O'Brien Memorial Award for the outstanding senior citizen- athlete. This award was established in memory of Mr. O'Brien's third son, who was killed in a tragic accident in 1975. Despite the fact that this was a difficult time for him, Mr. O'Brien continued to demonstrate his extraordinary dedi- cation to our school system. Mr. O'Brien has been instrumental to the orderly growth of this system. Under his guidance, the school building commit- tee was reactivated in 1966 to plan a much-needed addition to the Junior High. To help alleviate the classroom shortage, relocatable rooms were immediately obtained, and the pro- posed addition was completed in 1967. As we continued to grow, a second addition, housing Kindergarten and Grade One, was finished in 1973. He saw us through the opening of our new high school in 1975, and early in this year, still look- ing toward the future, he has recommended the construction of a new primary school. Even in this, his last year of service in Narragansett, Mr. O'Brien continues to strive toward achieving another long-sought goal: seeing our schools receive their first accreditation. It is fitting that as Mr. O'Brien completes his twelfth year as Superintendent, and the Class of '78 completes its twelfth year as Narragansett students, we gratefully and humbly acknowl- edge the dedication he has always shown toward us. [J s-dicatsxl to ffobn W. (D JOHN W. O'BRIEN Superintendent of Schools, 1966-1978 ' VOyCLCjZXi dfdminixtzation and Vacuity . . .12 acuCty [l8ix£ctoxy . . . 144 hzniozi. . . . 2Q. J zniox ij8iznctozy . . .145 dtndzzgzaduatz (2 u±±e± . . .60 LPatzon± and c fd js.zti±£.zs. . . . 47 LPozt± of (2cl[C SfzzLncj . . . 84. cdlutumn . . .06 I •t zuzrruj? Gzq irozjv fnrozu zvo JTUV vzjiTjvjnrsnzJ zvo ‘VZIOVT'ZJ jyoozjjyjiijv zvo Guizg Mill WuA zx-jz-zzizn ±£Cl±, fzzzfiazz and ±ou nunzzzo 8 thii, our fir±t cz on tfzE ofm OJ£ 1 Ul our mi i tor tnz iJL u± (joyacjzi an DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION MR. JOHN JOSS. Director of Support Services. MR. JOHN O BRIEN. Superintendent of Narragansett Schools. A � “ 12 HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION MR. JEROME R. McC'ARTHY, Principal MR. LAURENT FORTIN. Assistant Principal 13 PRINCIPAL’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE SPECIAL EDUCATION MISS BETSY LEE Emotional Disabilities On these two pages, members of the fac- ulty who share administrative or resource responsibilities are spotlighted. The Principal's Advisory Committee includes the Assistant Principal, Mr. Pepler, and the department chairmen, at the right. Together, this capable group advises the Principal on matters of academic and admin- istrative importance. In addition, the faculty members of this committee serve as the Steering Committee for the Faculty Self- Evaluation required this year for accredita- tion. Miss Holt is the faculty coordinator in charge of this evaluation procedure. In addition to the personnel shown on these pages, is Mrs. Virginia Partington, School Nurse, of whom we were unable to obtain a picture. Further information about these and other members of the faculty can be found in the Faculty Directory on page 144. MISS JOAN CHERENZIA Learning Disabilities MRS. SANDRA BELLANTONI Mathematics 1 MISS MARJORIE HOLT Science MR. VICTOR BARSZCZ Director of Athletics MR ROBERT KIMBALL Social Studies MRS. CAROLYN VIVENZIO English GUIDANCE MRS DONNA DeWILDT Librarian LIBRARY MS. DIANA B. DENHOLM Counselor MR RONALD PEPLER Counselor. Principal's Advisory Committee 15 MR. RICHARD ADHAM Physical Ed.. Health MR EDGAR BROWN Social Studies MRS. BRUNA BOYLE Foreign Language MRS. CATHY CAPA I. BO Math MS. JANICE CAUSEY Art MRS. LYNNE BROWN English MRS. JEAN BURNS Foreign Language MR JEFFREY CHAMPI IN Science. Math 18 MR. JOSEPH CIFELLI Music MR. DENNIS DcGRASS English MR PHILIP DUBILEWSKI Reading V1RS BARBARA DUGGAN Social Studies MR ULYSSESGALLMAN. Ill Science MR JAMES GASS Social Studies MR WILLIAM HILLEY Social Studies MS. PRISCILLA HOSLEY Home Economics MR PAUL HUTCHINS M usic MRS. LAUREN JOHNSON Math MR ROBER I MALACARNE Industrial Arts MS. JUDY LIEBERMAN English MISS MAXINE MASON Math 20 MRS. PATRICIA NESBITT Home Economics MRS PATRICIA PITOCCHI English MISS CAROLINE ROSE. Emerita Latin MS. LINDA NORDLUND Math MR. DAVID POIRIER Business Education MRS. EVELYN SMITH Science MR ROBERT PETRO Science MR. ANDREW ROBINSON Social Studies MR. GEORGE SMITH Business Education MRS. JANE VALLIERE English MRS. SHARON WEISS English MRS. DEBRA SWANLUND English MR DANIEL WISE Science MRS. LORRAINE VENTO Math MR JAMES ZEPP Physical Education 22 MRS. KATIE INDEGLIA and MRS. SABRA CICILLINE, P.T.O. Volunteer Aides MRS. ELAINE RICCI Aide. Guidance MRS. DOROTHY SCHAEFFER Secretary MS. MIMI MELDONIAN Aide. Special Education MRS MARGARET WHITING Secretary CLASS OF ’78 24 In our final year, a council was elected by the Senior class to act as leaders for the class as well as the school. Tammy Rose. Leigh-Anne Zwick, Tracy Denelle. Tra- cey Cronin. Peggy Dowdell. Mindy Goos. Jonathan Knight, and John DeCubellis combined their talent and energy to make this, our last year, a meaningful and suc- cessful experience for all. Mr. Brown, our class advisor, and John DeCubellis. council chairman. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL 25 fin c ffijizzcLation As seniors we are each going through the process of defining ourselves as individuals. As a class, we respect Mrs. Pitocchi for her many contributions to our lives. Those of us who enrolled in Research Paper will never forget the slightly harrowing yet ultimately rewarding experience of writing our first paper. Creative writing gave us new outlooks on the world and ourselves. Most of all. we have benefited from her keen interest in teaching and in her students; we have been touched by her unique style that impairs both knowledge and humor. Thus it is with great affection and respect that we say. Thank you. Mrs. Pitocchi (ICaii. of ' 8 CLASS As everyone knows, a Senior is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and reverent. However, a Senior has not always been a Senior . . . As the Class of '78, we began our first year in high school, and at the same time finished our last year at “Narragansett Junior High.” Joe D'Abrosca was our president and Mr. Brown, our advisor. That year the whole school was preparing to enter the NEW high school. Even though we were moving, we still had time for our Variety Show. As active members of the student body we helped to publish the first hard-cover yearbook in Narra- gansett, and the last one to be published at the junior high level. We also had our own school newspaper and a literary magazine — the Amulet. In 1975. we said “Good-bye to our old symbol, the Indian, and N.J.H. forever. As Sophomores, we welcomed back the Class of '77 and had the unique chance of being upperclassmen in only our second year of high school. Mrs. DeGrass was our advisor then, with Pam Delman being chosen as chairman of the council. We sponsored the only suc- cessful dance of the year. Remember our first “Spirit Week”! Then we began our Junior year, this time with Mrs. Vento as our advisor and Phil Benoit as chairman of the council. We ordered and received our class rings before Christ- mas — we were truly upperclassmen, now! We sponsored a really successful variety show — The Junior Jamboree which would not have gone on without the talented direction of Tracey Cronin. There were stars everywhere! And, don’t forget selling Reese's Peanut Butter Cups to everyone in sight! But being a Junior meant we were all looking forward to our first prom. After a lot of discussing and planning. May 27th finally arrived. We enjoyed our dinner at the Lighthouse Inn and the prom went until 1:00 a.m. to the music of Shine. Most of us couldn't wait for June to finally come but when it did. it meant saying “Good-bye to our friends — the Class of '77. We were sad but not so sad that we didn't take over “Senior Hall as our own the following day. HISTORY Summer went by quickly and September of our Senior year was finally here. We wel- comed back Mr. Brown as our advisor and elected Peggy Dowdell. Tracy Denelle, Leigh- Anne Zwick, Tammy Rose, Tracey Cronin, Mindy Goos, Jon Knight and John DeCubellis to our Senior Council, with John DeCubellis serving as chairman. “Homecoming was October 22 and the Alumni were welcomed back as the Mariners defeated the North Smithfield Norsemen 20-7. Tracy Denelle. Peggy Dowdell and Linda Nedwidek represented the Seniors on the Homecoming Court with Peggy being crowned as the Queen. Now. midway through the school term, we can definitely say that Our Senior Year is undoubtedly the best! Despite the SAT’s, Achievement Tests, and college applications, we find the time to revel in the many special activities that are seniors' traditions. The year will end with our long-awaited Senior Prom at the Quidnessett Country Club. The beautiful setting of the Club and the superb dinner will undoubtedly make the eve- ning one to be remembered. Finally, graduation will be upon us. As we receive our diplomas, it will be with a great deal of happiness and some tears. We have the future before us. but we will always cherish the warm memories of being members of the Class of 1978. 78 is GREAT! unoriam LfyaxCesn c f-. “Beauty of style and harmony and grace and good rhythm depend on simplicity.” — Plato ‘Kathy {ZJxacs,ij S. (2zonin Happiness is the only good The time to be happy is now The place to be happy is here The way to be happy is to make others so. 2Pat dxovjtzy Autumn to winter, winter into spring. Spring into summer, summer into fall. So rolls the changing year, and so we change. S(iaxon czfy. 2i2)£.(lotcL dfiaxLe, , 2t2 aniis,xsxxu Learn . . . from yesterday Live . . .for today Hope... for tomorrow 33 LT amzda Jlynn zCman “Pam” Life without laughing is life without living. zacy U enefUs Together we walk onward . . . beyond our vision . . . into the unknown . . . Where the path may be steep or narrow . . . wide or straight. . . in sunshine and rain . . . . . . and the promise of tomorrow . . . — Peter S. Seymour l [azgazst -H. [ o ajcU,CC Tomorrow is not promised us . . . nor any other day ... So let us take today . . . and make the very most of . . . The once we pass this way. We are all born with certain hopes and dreams, but only those who have undying perseverance and inspiration will succeed in achieving these goals. 34 'J.za.nni.rvL ZUxiAge Praise is the best diet forus, after all. — Sydney Smith uine. tZnex J.Oi.e.fi{i Suexett I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. — Philippians 4:13 JlinAa Svani. T 2£if (f a OUXij Cf.x. Life is meaningless without death hut death means nothing without life. •zA axLncLa J2s.e ooi “Mindy If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. — Henry David Thoreau cSoot czHatCHrs. 37 d l a Lz czHoofie.% Life is what you make it, until somebody comes along and makes it better or worse. (CotCzzn zAJ axLz “Like a kite Cut from the string Lightly the soul of my youth Has taken flight.” daxC U LvLito £uCu J(i txujan Sounds of the wind Sounds of the sea Make one happy Just to be. 39 Qon D nigfit “Life is like a rock, let it roll me.!” Qanzt Lf na.us,x “No one is a light unto himself, not even the sun.” — Antonio Porchia i • 40 -J aX£.t2 J2zz d J ££ Ian Live each day to the fullest. Get the most from each hour, each age, each day of your life. Then you can look forward with confidence and back without regret. Most of the shadows of this life are caused by our standing in our own sunshine. 41 J2iixx flf[axie. zA [o(ran The making of friends who are real friends, is the best token we have of man’s success in life. — Edward Everett Hale dftxLi.tofi(Ax zA [u.Txay IZ aor z Patricia. zA [offit I will not follow where the path leads, rather 1 will go where there is no path and leave a trail. . . -£inAa c fnne. t VeAvaiAe 42 Lin (f zrry iJ- oizLzr If you learn nothing else. Learn to love; If you do nothing else. Make someone happy; And if you leave nothing else. Leave a memory [c nn dVictzzzion “Debs” Just one more for the road. (Pinkham too!) Dt ama.ro. Jlynn z zyno£cli Education today and our future tomorrow. What lies behind us And what lies before us Are tiny matters compared to What lies within us. — Ralph Waldo Emerson 43 J ancLa£[ tSfiCsHcb, Life is a gift: give it. zojiczi JbfuLxmaji “Party-Harty-Free Spirit Fran” -Zcia [j awn zSc(imLtt Cloizfiti 44 (Victor cyty. £noar Sworn to fun, loyal to none. “Lump rza.n n c arcn 45 Joy. love, caring, sadness seem to mix all together to make one whole being! jdozi O eizCzz We were put on this earth to live and in order to accomplish that task we must enjoy the passing of time. ljaia.z Q azizn • -r. (J onna ( “Accept everyone as they are and you shall have many friends.” t % • f i Zfammij ( We±tcatt I'm not very special but I guess I’ll do. (f Lenn ( Weitaott Get rich; be a dirty fisherman “I know I am Zei.tie Za.ne.tCa. The only way to have a friend is to be one. “You have the freedom to be yourself here and now. — JLS 47 Alone in our thoughts, 48 Here come real stars to fill the upper skies . . . 50 . . . only of course, they can’t sustain the part. 51 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best All-Around: Tracy Denelle Jon Knight Friendliest: Ernie Gaboury Debbie Nickerson Most Academic: Mindy Goos Gerry Poirier ■it • Most Likely to Succeed : Maureen Farrell Glenn Westcott S3 Flirt Wolf: Laura McGrath Victor Snow Quietest: Jeannine Eldrige Bob Champlin Wittiest: 54 Tracey Cronin Carl Kivisto Most School Spirit Peggy Dowdell John DeCubellis Best Dressed Jeff Briggs Karleen Becker (gjj) Most Talkative Lori Meader Richard Chorlton Most Athletic Linda Nedwidek Randy Shields Most Creative Dawn Moffit Dean Calitri 55 MORE CLASS OF’78 czrf-ntunzi (J-oz cA xcatjztLa gzff tBzLggi zan ClaCitxL ofzn SctvjaxA J c(2uJj£.CCl± {J onaLd (Ixo 1 by Hozy -Iliz Ho(mzi 'J aCz czHugfU Lf znAall U aLnz zflobzzt zA [c i(LL(jxay A [ic(iaz[ (j.. zA onxoz Sk axon J2. zf Lcz The above members of the Class of '78 were unable to furnish us with portrait photographs. 58 r ; 8 It v!v.‘. 3 f y$ m ■w m ?$ m [■ ■i V - c • i � « 1 ,uv. ;.-v: iM • • • rj v.-v m y t i 7vV •V!. ■� 1 Vf.: SS :sji £ • TT5S2 3T! Hast ®HtU anti Testament We. Barbara Averill and Debbie Nickerson are willing to give up our title as “roamers to . . . Nobody. So long folks. I. Kathy Blessing, do hereby bequeath to Lori Coppa, a carefree senior year, and to “Christy my ability to drive under 60 down Torry Hill: to Randy Fiske I leave my artistic ability, and hopes that we'll always stay friends, and to Mrs. Mary Z. Smith, my smile. 1. Debbi Campbell, leave to my sister Linda, my fantastic high school grades, and my outstanding ability as an athlete. To Doreen. I leave my ability to stay an unknown Guardian Angel (to the football player), with a little help from a friend. (Thanks!) We. Kathy Blessing and Debbie Campbell, leave to Lori Coppa. all our senior privileges, (ha. ha) 1. Tracy Denelle. will my orange bomber to my brother Scott, my math brains to Marcy. my volleyball uniform to Kris, my artistic talent to Mr. Hutchins, my tennis ability to my little sister Mari, my friendly smile to my little brother Dale, my height to Dean, my high school diploma to Tom, and my heart to Herb. I. Joseph D. Everett, bequeath my oversize gondola football shoes to Coach Zepp for his fishing trip this summer. I. Lori E. Fain, do hereby bequeath to KWH my love forever and a day, to Mr. Smith a fan and a heater for Room 13. to Maribeth Crook my office in the South Lav. to the science department, my brain, to Mr. Tucker all my knowledge of Spanish and a bottle of Excedrin. to “Tilly all my left over lunches in my locker, to the McNiff twins name tags so my sister. Lisa, can tell you apart, and my lead foot to whoever dare drive that crazy. I. Ernie Gaboury, give all my injuries to whoever wants them. 1. “Auntie Shell, leave to my nephews Ted. my ability to smoke in the lavs without getting caught, John, my great ability to play basketball and football, and to Brian, my ability to go through a whole year without getting detention. I. Michele Gilbert, leave a fantastic senior year to Lee Ann Cook. I. Debbie Hooper, will my entire 5'2 to anyone who can stand up to it and to Cheryl Roy my ability to do accounting. I. Janet Knauer, leave to any underclassmen my ability to look as though I'm paying attention in class. I, Susan Regis Loud, leave my ability to keep my head off the table to someone who surely needs it after the summer of '77! Kris Cogswell! I, Lead Bottom, would like to leave my wit. my future lunches, and my green thumb to Mr. Christopher. I. Laura McGrath, will to Beth Harrington my smile and friendliness. I, Lori Meader. will to Coach Poirier and Coach Tucker, my bubblegum, my nickname All Glove. No Stick and my ability to tell stories to gullible people with a straight face. To my sister Robin I leave my softball talents and my great reputation. I. Dawn Moffit. leave to the entire science department my knowledge of where everything is in lab B. to Maribeth Crook my nationality of Italian Heritage, and the great name of the “Italian Stallion.” to Mr. Pepler my long black hair which I cut during the summer, to my sister Madonna I leave my great grades in all the classes I took while attending N.H.S.. and to all the football players I leave a list of who their Guardian Angel was. I. Bob Reynolds, will my participation in the class of “78 to the class of “82 that they may become active in their class. I. Randy Shields, will the name Cleaver to any Fool that wants it. I. Fran Sherman, leave all of my hats and my beautiful and interesting history book to Mr. Robinson, and to Mrs. Jndeglia. all my lav passes. I. Victor Snow, will to David Nota my great ability to be a dumb jock. We, Victor Snow and Ernie Gaboury. will to anyone our great studying ability. I. Lori Verrier. will my word “wicked” to Mrs. Pitocchi. 1. Jean Vosburgh, leave my 'munchie' habit to Susan Loud, my homework assignments to Tracy Denelle. and to Lori Verrier 1 leave my practical joke book! I. Tammy Westcott. w ill to Lori Verrier one life size Mushy Mushy, and to Mark O’Neil one big knock in the head. Hope to see you all again some day. We, Leigh-Anne Zwick, Peggy Dowdell. Tracey Cronin, Maureen Farrell. Pam Delman. and Mindy Goos, leave our wonderful gift of gab. our fabulous idiot flicking fingers, and our great ability to be witty at all times, to Lynne Dragon. Kelley Cronin, Lillian Smith. Peggy Carter. Nancy Giroux, and Lori Doliber. Wife, imm mm ilwls'.vrl.'- Sn’-V-n.v, •zvm ... •; Class of 1978 ■•'iTV'A 0m v i«si s'. • ' ..... .. Vr rjV-.y:;;.? It. ■. • • • r MM JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL: (I to r) Terry Basso. David Cicilline. Lori Dillon. Minas Constantinides. Lori Doliber. Pat Clays. Karen Hoyt. Mike Millcn. Joanne Monticth. Bill Allen. Ellen White. Jennifer Bolster, Jim Turnbull. Kelley Cronin. Carla Ferreira. Kim Casey; In front: Advisor, Mrs. Burns. CLASS OF ’79 “Juniors” 60 Rosemary Bood. Jane Bourbonnais, Paula Brown. Karen Burke, Peggy Carter Kim Casey. Ray Cavanaugh. Tom Champlin. Joe Christofaro, David Cicilline 61 62 Lynn-Ann Haynes. Karen Hoyt. Laurie Hunt. Jay lacuele. Lucia Kim Robert Johnson. Greg Kirwan. Eileen LaPrade. Dana Latimer. Joanne Lawrence Christy Lawson. Carole Leather. Ken Levesque. Susan Lindewall. Barry Martin 63 Carl Miller. Cynthia Mitchell. Mitchell Monroe. Joanne Monteith. Jean O'Dowd Michelle Ouellette. Fran Passeroni. Ronald Paton. Michelle Plant. Nadine Provost Joseph Randall. Roger Randolph. Mark Recio. Ann Reynolds. Pam . Rice 64 rr Photo Not Available: Gary Sprague. Ann Marie Sylvia. Lorce Ann Sylvia. Jon Tomasi. Jim Turnbull Gail Valliere. Deidre Williams. David Wilson. Susan Wright. Donna Zuercher Joe Robitaille. Norine Salisbury Linda Scheer. Cindy Seidel Joanne Sckator. Scott Schmitt David Smith. Lilly P. Smith. Roger Smith 65 CLASS OF ’80 “Sophomores” Mrs. Sabra Cicillini, Sophomore Class Advisor SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL: Back (left to right): S. McDonough. A. Curhan. G. Babich. M. Webb; Front: Advisor. Mrs. Cicillini; K. Casey. T. Poded- womy. T. Brownell. S. Zwick. P. Monteith. B. O'Neil. John Blessing. Lisa Boucher. Tracey Brownell. Scot Burns. Linda Campbell. Kerry Casey William Caswill. John Clays. Patty Connery-. Lori Correia. Viaribeth Crook. Kelley Cuppcls. Amy Curhan Neil Daboul. Joanne DeCota. Scott Dcnelle. Eddie Duff. Debby Dowdell. Donna Duffy. Kathy Duffy 67 Doreen Entwistle. Craig Ettcr. Keith Evans Sharon Farrell. Deborah Fitzgerald. Ray Frade. Nicholas Furiano Tom Furiano. Gary Garofano. Georgia Guy, Lisa Hallberg. Kevin Hartman Diane Haverly. Eric Hazard Stanley Howard. Dean Hoxie. Thomas Janis. William Johnson. Mitra Karbassi. Anne Kearney. Junius Kim Carole Kissick. Barry Klapp. Delores Laferriere. Kirk Laforest. Robin Leather, Marylou Leeming. Chacc Loomis 68 Jane Mohan. Lawrence Monahan. Lori Monroe. Pat Monteith Mark Moreno. Lisa Morris. Cody Munroe. David Nota. Daniel O’Dowd. Thomas Papa, Cynthia Pater Karen Pearce. Skippy Pearson. Roger Pearson. Chris Pierce. Terry Podedworny. Mark Provost, Jane Ranieri Lisa Rooney. Carol Salisbury. Carole Sasso. John Schaffran. Steven Shea. Mary Silvia. Deborah Simmons 69 Michael Webb. Scott West. Paul Westcott. Scott Westcott. Patricia Wilkins Peggy Wilkins. Tonya Williams. Su anne Wilson. Ann Worsencroft. Ann Wright Cynthia Smith Ronald Smith. Mark Snow Denise Soriano. Ray Storti. David Tetreault Marc Theroux. Anthony Varrecchione. James Wallace. Judith Warner Michael Young. Carol Zanclla. Susan Zwick. Beth O'Neill. Vicky Silvestri. Mark Sprague 70 FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL: Back (left to nght): Advisor. Mr. Gallman; M. Farrell. V. Varrecchione. S. Lawing. R. Aiello. M. Dodge. T. O’Neill; Front- P Podedwomy, M. Aitkenhead, J. Bolster. S. Zwick. S. Hinckley, J. French. D. Lavimodiere; Missing from photo: H. McGillivary. Ninth Grade Ambassador D Constantinedes. Uli Gallman. Freshman Class Advisor: “My time! CLASS OF ’81 “Freshmen” 71 Doris Constanlinides. Gary Cook, James Crowley, Linda Crowley. Timothy Clays, Mary Cay Champlin David Cunningham, Mary Beth Cunningham. Virginia Dawley. Michelle Dodge. Brian Falvey, Mary Lou Farrell Virginia Farrell. James Fenstermacher. Janet French. Christopher Furiano. Julie Furtado. Maureen Grady Michael Griffin. Rosanne Grillo. Carol Grimm. Beth Harrington. Mark Haverly, Kevin Haynes Robin Aiello. Edward Allen. Jeffrey Allen, Terry Allen. Jeffrey Bolster Renee Bood. Steven Brown. Peter Calo. Robert Campanalc. Jane Carter 72 Edward Kierstead. Cynthia Kirwan. Cheryl Kubcrt. Ralph Lataille Clarissc Latimer. Donna Lavimodicre. Andrew Scott La wing. George Lenihan. Sharon Lindewall. David Maguire Patricia Mancini. Paula Marcaccio. Donna Martone. Ricky Matheson. Christine McCaffrey. Hugh McGillivray Peter McHenry. Katherine McKendall. John Millen. Jacqueline Miller. Ruth Mueller. David Morgan Daniel Nason. Diana Nickerson. Erin O'Brien. Colleen O'Donnell. Terry O'Neill. Michelle Palumbo Jill Heine. Wendy Hermes. Susan Hinckley. Clifton Horrell Dennis Hughes. Jeff Huntley. James Jordan. Lori Kapinos 73 Steven Pater. Lee Podedworny. Michael Prins Laurie Recio. Dianne Reynolds. Steven Ricci Kerri Riley. Kerri Roberts. Donald Rowe Joy Russo. Lisa Schaffran. Eric Scheer. Susan Seidel. Harry Smith. Robert Souza Gary Stevens. Kelly Sweeny. Kathy Sylvia. Pamela Taylor. Marie Thereault. John Timpson Brian Turnbull. Manuel Valles. Brian Van ley. Vinny Varrecchione. Karl Waldman. Carline Wcstcott William Wilson. Jeffrey Woodmanscc. Julie Young. Patricia Zanella. Joanne Zuercher. Stephen Zwick 74 Sherri Baccari. Mike Baffaro. Debbie Barszcz. Joe Basso. William Beatrice Pamela Beauregard. Peter Blessing. Laurene Bouchard. Leo Bruskie. Scott Camp. Ray Chalifoux. Blake Champlin. Carol Chapman Tom Cogwell. Jo Cohen. Kevin Conlin. Denise Crowe. Dan Cunningham. Kevin Dailey. Shauni de Lodzia. Lori Delon Dale Dcnelle. Caesar DeSalvo. Nancy Dodge. Mary Shannon Donnelly. Roland Dozois. Chester Duff. Mark England James Etter. Lisa Fain. Becky Foor. Catherine Foor. Susan Fraleigh. Suzanne French. George Frye. Susan Furiano EIGHTH GRADE Class Karen Abrahamson. Patricia Adams James Aldrich. Kerrie Allen. Robert Allen Tracy Allen. Glen Anderson. Pattie Arcabella. Everett Babcock Peter Aiello. Claire Aldrich 75 Chris Gallo. Glenn Gardiner. Donna Garlick. Cheryl Genereaux. Suzanne Goos Mike Guy. Kerri Handrigan. Paul Hargreaves. Dean Harrison. Shawn Hazard Rodney Hopkins. Bruce Hoyle. Rachel Hoyl. Debbie Hughes. Robert Indeglia Jeff James. Peter Jarrett. Pam Jefferson. Jerry Judge. Michael Krul. Lisa LeBlanc. Robert LeBlanc. Mike LeClair Karen Leeming. Roger Lema. Donna Letourneau. David Lincham. Renee Louzon. John Mallett. Ed Mancini. Greg Manning Robert Mastriani. David Matheson. Andrea McConnon. Michael McDermott. Patrick McDonald. Scott Mac Donough. Lauren McKenna. Robin Meader Gregory Mitchell. Amy Monteith. Andrew Monteith. Nora Morgan. Matthew Mueller. Ace North up. Ronald Ohsberg. Fred O'Neil 76 • i Meg O'Neill. Judy Pailthorpe. Joseph Papa. John Parker J Marc Paruta. John Pearce. Laura Pearce. Amy Poirier Joe Poplis. Nicole Provost. Mark Rayta. David Robinson Pat Rogers. Fred Rose. Mark Russo. Julie Sasso Angelo Sauro. Wendy Schmitt, Robert Sekator. Nancy Sylvia Stephen Sliney. Alfred Smith. Linda Smith. Sherri Smith. Mary Souza Michael Sprague. Tim Stedman. Cindy Sumner. Nancy Testa. Michael Varrecchione Karen Waldman. Sean Walker. Mike Wallace. Christopher Warner. David Webb Dean West. Glenn Wilson. Julie Jocjik. Jeff Woodmansee. Susan Worsencroft 77 SEVENTH Michael Aiello. Dawn Alvernaz Lisa Alvernaz. Saundra Anderson Sharon Andrew. Renee Archambault Leah Arnold. Kim Barccari Keith Bailey. David Barszcz. Francis Behan. Kathryn Bivona. Ellery Blankenship. Jackie Boucher Richard Bourbonnais. David Britton. Michael Campbell. Christopher Carlson. Andrew Cary. Michael Casey Deborah Chalifoux. Corrin Champlin. Timothy Champlin, James Coartney. Michelle Cohen. Michael Cole Maribcth Como. Tracey Cook. James Cordice. Marion Coor, Thomas Cronin. Brad Cupples Scott Daniels. William Davy. Lisa DeCota. Marilee Denelle. Margaret Dodge. Jay Dube 78 GRADE William Durfee. Robert Ellis Class of ’83 Thomas Essex. David Ferrare Alena Ferraro. Maria Frade Michael Frade. Michael Garofano. Debra Genereux Morgan Garrett. Keith Gilbert. Catherine Goodrich. Michael Griffin. Gary Hardink. William Harrison. Donald Hopkins Michelle Judge. Marc Kearney. Willis Kim. Patrick Knapp. Vincent Koukas, Donald Kraines. Michael LaBonte Dan LaGassc. Jimmy Leavens. Paul LeBlanc. John Lee. Thomas Lennon. Victoria McConnell. Maryann McConnon Sean McDonough. Terry McFee. Erin McKenna. Paul Mastriano. Kim Mitchell. Lisa Monahan. Michael Moretti Andrea Morrison. Anthony Nason. David Naylor. John Nielson. Andrew Nota. Maureen O'Donnell. Kimberly Oldham Thomas Opishinski. John Palliotte. Kevin Palumbo Jennifer Partridge. Dennis Paton. Linda Phillips Jennifer Pearce. Nathan Pierce. Matthew Pinkos Julie Podedwomy. Michelle Poirier. Judith Radkiewich David Ricci. James Richards. Wendy Rose. Richard Ross. Christopher Rowe. Andrea Sasso. Eric Schmitt Tracey Schmitt. Jon Schneider. David Serpa. John Shea. William Shola. Mark Shuman. Amy Smoher Elizabeth Stcinhier. Peter Storti. Ben Sumner. Jacqueline Summer. Annette Tctreault. Brian Timpson. Lisa V alentino Christopher Varrecchione. Arif Varson. Katheline Warner. Sam Worsencroft. Karen Wronski. Jennifer Young. Sharon Youngkin. Richard Zuercher 80 81 NO, NO, NANETTE! TEA FOR TWO” Maureen turns on the charm. Was it something said?' CAST Nanette.......................................Jennifer White Tom ..............................................Bill Allen Lucille....................................Pam Delman Billy..............................................Joe Everett Sue.......................................Wendy Howard Jimmy............................................David Cicilline Pauline...............................Susie II ink ley Flora...............................Patricia Nedwidek Betty...........................................Laurie Hunt Winnie.........................................Maureen Farrell Chorus........................................Michelle Dodge Ellen Guthrie Lisa Loomis Sue McCarthy Matt Muller Tammy Rose Robin Schmitt Mike Varrecchione Amy White GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL ABOVI Kneeling (I. to r.): S. Smayda. L. Turgeon. C. Denelle. B. Hull. S. Hoyt. D. Babich. I . Loomis. P. Dowdell. M. Turgeon: Standing: B. O'Neill. C. Lawson. P. Del- man. Coach DeGrass. L. Campbell. V. Hoey. T. Cronin. 66 I f looks could kill Up. up. and away Come on guys. let's huddle up. For the first year that Narragansett participated in a league, the 76- 77 girls' volleyball team had a fairly successful year. The team was denied the advantage of home games because of problems with the size of the volleyball courts in the gym. Although the team has since lost its five seniors, Mrs. DeGrass looks forward to an even more successful season this year with the return of several experienced varsity players. A complete season record can be found on page 143. Reach for the stars. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL Back (l-r): K. Blessing. J. Sekator. L. Meader. R. Aldrich. C. Ferreira: Row 2: K. Cronin. N. Giroux. J. Montcith. K. C'asey. F. Sherman. S. Zwick: Front: Coach Poirier. Coach Tucker. H. White. E. Durkin. R. Champlin. P. Montcith. MARINER RECORD 1977 NHS vs Middletown 7 I NHS vs Westerly 1 7 NHS vs West Warwick 3 10 NHS vs North Kingstown 0 10 NHS vs Chariho 6 1 NHS vs Middletown 10 4 NHS vs West Warwick 7 6 NHS vs Tiverton 15 8 NHS vs North Kingstown 4 0 NHS vs Chariho 1 6 Sheer hustle. The Game Plan is. . . Better luck next time, gals? 89 BOYS’ TENNIS ABOVE: (l-r): Coach Kojian. Captain G. Curhan. M. Consiantinides, VI. Rayta. B. Allen. G. Babich. J. Averill. Y. Var- scn, J. Eastcrbrooks. E. Barszcz. B. Hunt. The boys’ '16-11 tennis team had a very successful season under the leadership of Coach Kojian and team captain Gary Curhan. Their season record was a solid seven wins and five losses, highlighted by victories over South Kingstown and Sci- tuate. The Mariners will undoubtedly miss the fine perform- ances of seniors Gary Curhan, Myers Rayta, Brad Hunt, and Eric Barszcz. A complete season record can be found on page 143. VARSITY BASEBALL ABO I Kneeling (I. to r.): (i Kirwan. M. F.ldridge. D. Shields. J. Clays. R. Shields. P. Clays. T. Monahan. H. Reslock: Standing Asst. ( bach Siart. D I urnhull. C. Loomis. P Creamer. B. Rattenni. J. Turnbull. S. Williams. T. Varrecchione, J. Blessing. Coach Christopher. In 1977, the Mariners suffered somewhat of a disappointment in their first year of varsity baseball. The team lost many heartbreakers, losing in the last inning, or by one run. The highlight of the season came when the Mariners pulled the upset of the year by vanquishing a then-undefeated Chariho team. After 1977’s setback, however. Coach Christopher still has reason to be very opti- mistic about the 1978 season. Many of his starters will be returning, and in addition, there will be several new players coming up from the Junior High team, which had a very successful season in 1977. as you can see on the following page. A complete sea- son record can be found on page 143. Dale Shields Mark Eldridge JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL In 1977, the Junior High baseball team had a very successful season, shocking everyone yet at the same time making believers out of them. Led by Coach Adham, the players compiled a very impressive record of 10 wins, 4 losses. The team ended the sea- son tied with Thomson to become co-champions in their division. In the state semi-finals against North Smithfield. they lost a real heartbreaker by the score of 5-4 in a single elimination tournament. Team members included E. Allen. P. Blessing, J. Bolster, B. Butler, V. Daboul. C. Duff, M. England, D. Harrison, B. Hoyle, E. Kierstead, E. Lewis, A. Monteith, R. Ohsburg. P. Podedworny, S. Ricci, H. Smith, T. Stedman. B. Turnbull, V. Varrecchione, and S. Zwick. A complete season record can be found on page 143. 93 JUNIOR PROM The Class of '78 held their Junior Prom at The Lighthouse Inn in Point Judith on May 27, 1977. For weeks before the prom we could think of nothing else. Finally, the night arrived and with the band — SHINE — play- ing, and with everyone dressed up and having a good time, the prom truly became a thing to remember. 94 95 The Mariners’ First Victory of the ’77 Season Good for three. What now. Coach? Melge going for six. Melge on the run. FOOTBALL Back row. (l-r): J Knight. J. Arcabella. M Millen. J. Everett. P. Clays. G. Kirwan. D. Hoey. C. Conn. V. Snow. VI. Eldridge. J. Easterbrooks. J. lacuclc. R Shields. Coach Zepp: 2nd row: R Buchanan. D. Shields. M. Snow. D. Nota. M. Webb. D. O'Dowd. T. Varrecchione. C. Etter. J. Clays. D. Bellino. A. Louzon. E. Braisted. C Avola: Front row: P. Calo. G. Cook. J. Timpson. T. Clays. B. Turnbull. R. McNiff. J. Millen. M. Pnns. S. McNiff. J. Cook (Missing from photo: David Cicilline). Oniy in their second season of interscholastic league competition, the Mariner football team made themselves well-known as they finished sec- ond in Class C — Small with a league record of 5-2 and a season record of 5-3. The highlight of the season came as the Mariners upset Ponagansett High to tie for second place in the league. A com- plete season record can be found on page 143. Tri-Captains: Don Hoey. ChrisConn. and Victor Snow 77 MARINER TRIVIA All-Class-C First Team: Victor Snow, Don Hoey. Joe Everett, and Pat Clays Second Team: Mark Eldridge. Randy Shields. Mike Millen, Jon Knight Leading Tackier: Pat Clays Most Interceptions: David Nota Rushing: Mark Eldridge Receiving: Pat Clays Touchdowns: Mark Eldridge Coaches’ Awards: Outstanding Lineman: Joe Everett Outstanding Back: Mark Eldridge Outstanding Athlete: Don Hoey Coach Zepp The handoff goes to Nota. Eldridge goes on an end around. Hut one. Hut two. Hike! Breaking loose. TOUCHDOWN! Jimmy splits the uprights! Coach Varrecchione Coach Sadowski Meldfte slants up the middle. Joe Bigfoot Everett, in hot pursuit! Mariners’ ball. . . First down! Mariner Touchdown! FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS This spirited squad led our school and cheered our ’77 football team through a very exciting season. Captained by Mindy Goos and Dee-Dee Williams, they per- formed with style at pep rallies and foot- ball games, leading the crowds in spirited cheers. Hours and hours of practice proved worthwhile as they drew a delighted response from the partisan crowds. Whether the Mariners won or lost, the smiles and cheers of these girls kept the Mariner spirit alive. At the Fall Sports Banquet, the out- standing cheerleader award was given to Dee-dee Williams. Back: (l-r) J. Sekator, M. Sylvia. L. Hunt. L. Zanella. T. Brownell: Front: S. Zwick. M. Goos. D. Lavimo- diere, L. Zwick. J. Carter. D. Williams. L. McGrath. Victory, victory, that's our cry! How sweet it is! 10O Fly like an eagle GUARDIAN ANGELS Back row (I. to r ): F.. While. M. Gilbert. Mrs. lacuele (Advisor). D. Morfit: Third row: L. Campbell. L. McGrath. D. Hooper. L. Fougere. K. Westcott. L. Schaffron. D. Lavimodiere. J. Zuercher: Second row: D. Hardinck. L. Meader. C. O'Donnell. L. Campbell. B. Harrington. J. French. L. Smith: Front row: A. Reynolds. J. Bolster. L. Cook. L. Doliber. P. Carter. J. Kirwan. The Guardian Angels were very suc- cessful this year as they were able to satisfy the insatiable appetite of the football team. They did this, though, in a very secretive way. leaving tasty treats on the player's doorstep. Thanks to their efforts, the football team never went hungry and showed their appreci- ation with a winning season. NO. FOOTBALL PLAYER GUARDIAN ANGEL 10 Tony Varrecchione Doreen Hardink 20 Jim Cook Michele Gilbert 23 Chris Conn Fran Sherman 30 David Cicilline Lori Doliber 32 Dan O'Dowd Kathy Grimly 41 Brian Turnbull Cheryl Kubert 50 Randy Shields Lori Meader 52 Mike Webb Karen Meehan 54 Mark Snow Lisa Schaffron 61 Greg Kirwan Lynne Dragon 63 Don Hoey Julie Kirwan 65 Ed Braisted Laura McGrath 71 Al Louzon Kit McKendall 73 John Clays Linda Campbell 75 Mike Millen Lillian Smith 77 John Timpson Colleen O’Donnell 81 David McGovern Mary Del Signore 83 Jon Knight Dawn Moffit 85 Joe Arcabella Debbi Hooper 87 Gary Cooke Karleen Wescott Coach Jim Zepp Dawn Moffit Asst. Coach Tony Varrecchione Lillian Smith Manager Vinny Daboul Lisa Fain Asst. Manager David Webb Don Sadowski Michele Gilbert NO. FOOTBALL PLAYER GUARDI AN ANGEL 11 Jim Easterbrooks Ann Reynolds 21 Tim Clays Lee-Ann Cook 25 Mark Eldridge Peggy Carter 31 David Bellino Donna Lavimodiere 40 David Nota Beth Harrington 43 Peter Calo Janet French 51 John Millen Cindy Ottem 55 Craig Etter Doreen Hardink 60 Rob Buchanan Jennifer Bolster 62 Joe Everett Ellen White 64 Ray Storti Joanne Zuercher 70 Rob McNiff Lori Fain 72 Steve McNiff Lori Fain 74 Victor Snow Debbi Campbell 76 Jay lacuele Robin Aldrich 80 Chris Avola Laura McGrath 82 Pat Clays Lee-Ann Cook 84 Dale Shields Liz Fougere 86 Mike Prins Vicky Silvestri SPIRIT WEEK During the week of October 17-21. Narra- gansett High had its very own Spirit Week, giving everyone a chance to show their true spirit for the upcoming Homecoming festivi- ties. Spirit Week featured Hat Day, Fifties Day, Dress-Up Day, Character Day. which is pictured here, and Red and White Day. cli- maxing with a spectacular Pep Rally on Fri- day. The Cutie. MARINERS WILL SINK NR E E Peggy and Leigh-Ann show their Spirit. Mr. Zepp (Gregg Kinan) and friends. 02 HOMECOMING . . . faces in the Crowd. . . On October 22. 1977, Narragansett High cele- brated its first Homecoming ever. The festive day began at 10:30 a.m. as the Mariners kicked off against North Smithfield. After a spectacular half- time show by the Mariner Band, the crowning of the Homecoming Queen commenced. Each class had selected a representative to the Queen's Court. Those selected were: Renee Ouellette — Fresh- man Class, Debbie Dowdell — Sophomore Class, Donna Babich — Junior Class, and Seniors Linda Nedwidek, Peggy Dowdell, and Tracy Denelle. Of these seniors the football team voted Peggy Dow- dell to be the N.H.S. Homecoming Queen of 1977. The Mariners went on to beat North Smithfield with a score of 22-7. That evening everyone had a great time at the Homecoming Dance, welcoming back the familiar faces of the Class of '77. . . . Spirit o f the Cheerleaders . THEGAME THE HOMECOMING QUEEN’S COURT Renee Ouelletle. Debbie Dowdell, and Donna Babich. Linda Nedwidck. Tracy Denelle. and Peggy Dowdell. Homecoming Queen Peggy Dowdell and escort Ernie Gaboury. 105 VICTORY THE MARINER MARCHING BAND Back row. (l-r): N. Furiano. D. Hughes. C. Ferreira. H. Smith. R. Leather. C. Leather: Third row: D. Smith. G. Babich. K. Hartman. R. Matheson. E. Hesketh. K. Grady. V. Silvestri: Second row: A. White. C. Pierce. T. Everett. R. Pearson. J. Russo. R. Mueller. M. Mueller: First row: D. Wilson. S. Hinckley. M. Gilbert. J. Bourbonnais. M. Grady. M. Dodge. D. Nickerson. T. O'Neill: Director: Mr. Cifelli: Sitting: J. Courtney. T. Furiano. N. Daboul. L. Monahan. S. Ricci: Missing from photo: E. White. Bill Allen. The Mariner Band once again dazzled the eyes and ears of everyone who had the good fortune to attend a home football game this year. With their bright red sweaters, the band members performed intricate maneuvers to songs like “Theme from Rocky, “SWAT, and “Varsity Drag. Among other difficult moves, the Mariner Band gave a snappy rendition of the letter “N” and then “H, standing, of course, for Narragansett High. Marching on the football field is not their only talent, however. The band also marched in Narragansett's Veterans' Day parade, in the pouring rain, for which they were awarded $100.00 to be placed in their treasury. Harry Smith The Pride of the Pier (Photo courtesy of The Narragansett Tones) Drum Majorette Jo-A nn DeCoia Jusi a little kiss? THE HORROR HOUSE On October 28 and 29. the Junior Class put on their second annual Horror House, which was a tremendous success. After hours, the elementary school cafeteria echoed with screams, wails and general terrifying pandemonium. Highlights of the perform- ance included Figures of Death, Creature of the Black Lagoon. The Torture Chamber, and the Vampire’s Room. After being guided through the perilous adventure, the petrified young people were ushered out for refreshments. Next year, the Juniors plan to put on the final Horror House of their illustrious career. BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country, considered by many to be one of the most demanding of all sports, requires speed, endurance, and perseverence. Although the race is over a 2' 2 mile course, a typical practice includes running a steady eight to ten miles. Led by Captains Kevin Poirier and Kevin Barszcz, the boys’ cross country team had a good season. Although they finished the season with a 1-6 record, many individuals received awards for excellent performances during the season, including the selection of Kevin Poirier for the All-Class D second team. A complete season record can be found on page 143. At the Fall Sports Banquet, the Outstanding Athlete award for Boys’ Cross Country was given to Kevin Poirier. Back (l-r): Coach Robinson. R. Reynolds. G. Mitchell. M. Provost. B. Allen. R. Smith. K. Poirier. K. Barszcz. S. Denelle. S. Burns. R. Allen. M. Casey: Front: R. McHenry. E. Scheer. J. Tomasi. P. McHenry. R. McDermott. D. Denelle. P. Jarrett. J. Christofaro. Co-Captains: Kevin Poirier and Kevin Barszcz GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Back (l-r): Coach Gass. P. Zanella. T. Allen. L. Nedwidek. P. Wilkens; Front: T. Allen. M. Dillon. C. O’Donnell: Not Pictured: J. O’Dowd. Tricia. Terri. Linda. Colleen. Led by Co-Captains Linda Nedwidek and Jean O’Dowd, the girls’ cross country team had an excellent season. Finishing with a 6-1 record, they were second in the western divi- sion and fourth in the state. The highlight of the season came as the girls beat South Kingstown 28-29. Several individuals who contributed outstanding performances include: Terrie Allen, who was selected to be on the western division first team and the All State second team: Linda Nedwidek, also chosen for the western division first team; and Colleen O’Donnell and Jean O’Dowd, chosen for the western division second team. A complete season record can be found on page 143. At the Fall Sports Banquet, the Outstanding Athlete award in Girls’ Cross Country was given to Terrie Allen. 109 CONCERT BAND Flutes: Trumpets: Jane Bourbonnais Glenn Babich Michelle Dodge Carla Ferreira Michele Gilbert Kathy Grady Robin Leather Kevin Hartman With only limited practice, and a long Jackie Miller Susan Hinckley marching band season, the Concert Band got Terry O'Neill Roger Pearson off to a late start this year, but has been prac- Vicky Silvestri David Smith ticing hard to prepare for the spring activi- Amy White ties. The band hopes to compete in a band Trombones: festival this year and will be bringing to us a Clarinets: Jeff Coartney spring concert filled with musical magic. Tracy Everett Matt Mueller Sharon Farrell Nick Furiano Diana Nickerson Eric Hesketh Baritone Horn: Carole Leather Ricky Matheson Kenneth Levesque Chris Pierce French Horns: Joy Russo Ruth Mueller David Wilson Harry Smith Oboe: Percussion: Maureen Grady Neil Daboul Tom Furiano Saxes: Clifton Horrell Joe Everett Larry Monahan Mike Prins Steve Ricci Dennis Hughes Director: Mr. Joseph Cifelli BAND OFFICERS (l-r): M. Mueller. Librarian: C. Ferreira. President: R. Pearson. Vice-President: J. Bourbonnais. Secre- tary: K. Hartman. Treasurer. STAGE BAND Under the direction of Mr. Cifelli, the N.H.S. Stage Band entertained all with unlimited upbeat and professional style. The Stage Band explored new dimensions in sound, providing everyone with terrific music. Back row. (l-r): E. Hcsketh. J. Everett. M. Prins, B. Hartman. K. Grady: Front row: R. Pearson. L. Hunt. B. Allen. T. Rose. T. Everett. C. Leather; Sitting: T. Furiano. N. Daboul. Advisor............................Mrs. Evelyn Smith Editor-in-Chief..............................Maureen Farrell Assistant Editor........................Kathy Grady Business Manager...............................David Cicilline Faculty Editor..........................Lori Meader Senior Editor...........................Tammy Rose Underclassman Editor....................Peggy Carter Activities Editor.........................Bill Allen Photographers.......Junius Kim. Scott Durocher, Chip England Staff and Contributors ... Donna Babich, Paula Brown, Tracey Cronin, John DeCubellis, Peggy Dowdell, Bonnie Durfee. Randy Fiske. Nancy Giroux, Karen Hoyt, Bob McHenry. Dawn Moffit, Lisa Mohan, David Webb, Leigh-Anne Zwick. Carole Leather, Gary Sprague. What am I going to do? . . . Let's have me on the cover ... I'd kill for those pictures . . . what deadline? . . . then again they could always form a pyramid . . . freeze — I'll get the camera . . . what do you mean you won't sit on the goal post — it'll be a great picture ... a voyage? What kind of a voyage? . . . seniors deserve more coverage . . . hey, that's us . . . we did it! 113 THE COMPASS Back (l-r): L. Fougere. V. Dowdell. L. Scheer. S. Burns. B. Allen. M. Recio. J. Kim: 2nd row: A. Guthrie. K. C ronin. K. Hoyt. J. Bolster: Front: J. Bourbonnais. T. Cronin. D. Cicilline. E. White. Under the new direction of Editors-in-Chief Ellen White and David Cicilline. the Compass staff have transformed the compass into an important organization within Narragansett High. With highly provocative editorials, informative news articles, and amusing feature stories, the Compass has kept the student body well aware of the issues and activities in and around Narragansett High School. THE EDITORIAL STAFF News Editor: Bill Allen and Class Editor: Tracey Cronin Miscellaneous Editor: Lillian Smith and Managing Editor: Jane Bour- bonnais STUDENT COUNCIL Back row. (1-r): D. Shields. M. Millcn. J. Millcn. K. Grady. S. Burns. P. Monteith. G. Sprague; 2nd row: J. DeCubellis. P Dowdell. J. Everett; 1st row: C. England. T. Denelle. L. Nedwidek. K. A. Hoyt. M. Constantimdes. B. Allen. M. Farrell. D. Nota: Front row: L. McGrath. D. Cicilline. T. Cronin. E. White. D. Constantinidcs. A. White. T. Podedworny: Sitting: Mrs. Indeglia. Advisor. Narragansetl High School witnessed a massive reorganization of its Student Council in October of '77. Repre- sentatives were chosen from each student organization. The council then held an election of council officers for the school year. Those elected were John DeCubellis. President. David Cicilline. Vice President. Terry Poded- worny. Secretary. Doris Constantinides. Corresponding Secretary and Mike Millen. Sergeant-at-Arms. I he C ouncil set out to establish a ( onstitution and By-Laws. A committee for this purpose was formed with David Cicilline and Karen Hoyt appointed co-chairpersons by John DeCubellis. After many hours of discussion the Constitution and By-Laws were adopted. The Council was asked by United Cerebral Palsy to raise money for their cause. Peggy Dowdell and Maureen Farrell were appointed co-chairpersons of a committee to organize a fund raiser. They oraanized an excellent campaign: A Rock-A-Thon. This consisted of students who continued rocking in a chair for twentv-four hours. Nearly twenty-five students went around getting patrons to pledge a certain price per hour. On January 28. 1978. at 7:00 P.M.. students were underway, rocking in their chairs. Before long. Sunday evening had arrived and the campaign was successful. The Council, with a team effort raised nearly $ 1200 for Cerebral Palsy. For the first time since moving to the High School, the Narragansetl Student Council is a strong and well organized body. The Council still has a long way to go but is optimistic as they look towards the future.' COUNCIL OFFICERS (l-r): D. Constantinides. Corresponding Secretary: M Millen. Sergeant-at-Arms: D. Cicilline. Vice President: J. DeCubellis. Presi- dent: T. Podedworny. Secretary: D. Nota. Treasurer. STARBOARD PLAYERS The third season of the Starboard Play- ers was beset by cancellations and snow- storms. However, Sherlock Holmes' First Case was presented on March 9, in the best tradition of the Narragansett thespi- ans. Though they will miss the talents of this year's seniors, an exciting schedule is planned for next year’s club. FROM LEFT: Vice-President David Cicillini. President Maureen Farrell and Treasurer Jane Carter. Missing from photo: Secretary Dawn Moffil. Standing. (I to r): Carole Leather. Mindy Goos. Leigh-Ann Zwick. John DeCubellis. Peggy Dowdell. David Cicillini. Janet French. Jane Carter; In middle: Willie Kim: Seated: Joe Everett. Pam Delman. Bill Allen. Tracey Cronin. Maureen Farrell. Robin Aiello. Kathy Grady: Missing from photo: Maureen Grady. Linda Crowley. Randy Shields. Ernie Gaboury. Dawn Moffit. Bob McHenry. Steve Ricci. SHERLOCK HOLMES’ FIRST CASE Cast and Crew Sherlock Holmes...... Dr. John Watson...... Sir Reginald Musgrave Lady Jessica Musgrave Jephro Rucastle...... Edwina Rucastle...... Bella Rucastle ...... Alice Rucastle....... James Barclay ....... Nancy Barclay........ Brunton.............. Lily................. Maggie Tregellis..... Mrs. Blessington..... Miss Milver ......... Rachel .............. Gaspard (Harry)...... Tom Fowler........... Prompter............. Props ............... Lighting ............ Costumes and Make-up Director............ ............Joe Everett ..........Steven Ricci ...........Bill Allen .......Pam Delman .......David Cicillini ..........Jane Carter .....Maureen Farrell ...........Robin Aiello .....John DeCubellis .......Peggy Dowdell ........Ernie Gaboury .........Janet French ........Tracey Cronin .... Leigh-Ann Zwick .........Kathy Grady ...........Mindy Goos .........Bob McHenry .......Randy Shields .......Carole Leather .......Maureen Grady Linda Crowley ■ . . Charles Dansereau Gerry Poirier Glen IVestcott ..........Dawn Moffit Miss Mi mi Meldonian MODEL LEGISLATURE Bill no. I Presented by Narragansen Referred to_ Section I The purpose of this act is to provide an opportunity for students to learn about the working of our state government through active partic- ipation. Section 2 This experience will be provided through workshops held at the state capitol building. The work sessions will be structured just as actual congressional sessions would be. with participants playing the role of the senators and representatives. Each school will be invited to send a delegation to participate as their representatives. Section 3 Participation in this program will be on a strictly voluntary basis. A faculty member from each school will be in charge of organization of the local delegation. This is also a voluntary job. Section 4 This act will be in effect between April 24 and April 29. Section 5 This bill is designed to provide interested students with the opportu- nity to gain first-hand experience in the working of the state govern- ment and legislative procedures. Through this program we hope to find young people becoming more involved and aware of the problems and structure of government. PROJECT CLOSE UP Back: Advisor Mr. Robinson: f ront, (l-r): (i. Babich. C. Cronin. D. Cicilline. K. Hoyt. E. White: Not photographed: D. Nota and C. Leather. Participants in this program in alphabetical order arc: T. Basso. J. Bourbonnais. P. Brown. S. Burns. T. Cronin. C. England. C. Handrigan J. Monteith. E. White, and their advisor. VIr. Robinson. r. ri § This year project Close Up will provide nine members of our high school the opportunity to learn about our nation's government where it is all happening, IN WASHINGTON D.C. These lucky few began planning early in the school year for their trip by working hard to raise money. Their goal has been a trip to our nation's capitol. which will be realized on March 12th when they leave this state for one week of inten- sive study. The program will consist of lengthy discussions with our representatives in Washington and other important government leaders on issues and governmental procedure. Besides learning about government this trip also allows them to discuss issues or just meet other teens from other parts of our country. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back, (l-r): Publicity Director Karen Hoyt: David Cicilline. Kelley Cronin: Front: Secretary Linda Scheer: Treasurer Bill Allen: Minas Constantinides. President: Leigh-Ann Zwick. Kathy Grady: and Vice-President Mindy Goos. A chapter of the National Honor Society was founded in Narragansett last year, and this year the two returning seniors were joined by six juniors in a formal induction ceremony in December. This group represents the highest academic ability and active core of our school. With their mental keenness, character and social concern this group will undoubtedly help to uphold the prestige of our school. MATH TEAM This year the Math Team was made up of five very dedicated individuals who have represented our school well. Under the able direction of their advisor, Mrs. Capalbo. and her assistant. Mr. Champlin. they have stood up well under the bar- rage of questions in meets held in several partici- pating area schools. With them representing our academic abilities, we have no need to fear for the reputation of Narragansett High School. Back, (l-r): M. Constantinides. L. Zwick. D. Wilson. Advisor Mrs. Capalbo: Front: D. Constantinides. M. Grady. HONOR ROLL Mai they A i then head Stephen Beatrice Tracey Brownell William Caswell Doris Constantinides Minas Constantinides Wayne Faucher Kathleen Grady William A Hen James Alves Donna Babich Glenn Babich Kevin Barszcz Karleen Becker Jennifer Bolster Dean Calitri Linda Campbell Kimberly Casey Michael Casey 1avid Cicilline . imothy Clays Kelley Cronin Kelley Cuppels Virginia Dawl% John DeCubellisi Scott Denelle Michelle Dodge Lori Doliber Lynne Dragon Gwyn Dunnington Lynne Dunnington Bonita Durfee Jeannine Eldridge Graig Etter Joseph Everett Tracey Everett Mary’ Lou Farrell Barbara Feeley Carla Ferreira Maureen Grady Michelle Dodge Senior High High Honors Senior High Honors Karen Hoyt Paula Marcaccio Beth O'Neil Gerard Poirier Janette Poirier Linda Scheer Barbara Simmons Terry O'Neill Lori Kapinos Mitra Karbassi Lucia Kim Cheryl Ku, Andrew Robin Let Lori Met Jane Moi Ruth Mueller Linda Nedwidek Jeanne O'Dowd Cynthia Pater Sandra Pearson Mark Redo Tamara Rose Donald Rowe Joy Russo Lisa Schaffran Eric Scheer David Smith Lillian Smith Mark Sprague Gail Valliere Glenn Westcott Ellen White David Wilson Ann Worsencroft Carol Zanella Leigh Ann Zwick Ami White Robert McHenry Deborah Barszcz Meg O'Neil A ndrea Sauro Junior High High Honors Tracy Schmitt Karen Wronski Sharon Younkin Junior High Honors Karen Abrahamson Robert A Hen Renee Archambault Sherri Baccari William Beatrice Frank Behan Kathryn Bivona Peter Blessing Jackie Boucher Corrin Champlin Brad Cupples Verna Dawley Shauni DeLodzia Margaret Dodge Nancy Dodge Shannon Donnelly William Durfee Susan Fraleigh Suzanne French Donna Garlick Cheryl Genereaux Catherine Goodrich SuzanneGoos Michael Griffin Dean Harrison Rachael Hoyt Robert Indeglia Pam Jefferson Gerald Judge Michele Judge A Hen Kern Donald Kraines Lisa LeBranc Paul LeBlanc Donna Letourneaux Erika MacPhee Paul Mastriani Robert Mastriani Kimberly Mitchell Andrea Morrison Matthew Mueller Thomas Opishinski Judy Pailthorp Marc Paruta Matthew Pinkos Brian Rawlings David Robinson Wend)’ Schmitt David Serpa John Shota Linda Smith A try Smoker Michael Sprague Timothy Stedman Peter Storti Cynthia Sumner Lisa Valentino Michael Varrecchione Michael Wallace Susan Worsencroft David R icci Sherri Smith For the first time in its history. Narragansett High School published a Student Honor Roll, giving recognition to above-average students. This action took place after a student movement, led by the Student Council and the National Honor Soci- ety. campaigned for its publication, and with the full approval of the faculty Advi- sory Committee. This first honor roll is based upon first semester grades. January . 1978. CONCERT CHOIR Sopranos: A It os: R. Aldrich T. Cronin The concert choir this year has been an L. Dragon P. Delman outstanding success. The Christmas Concert L. Dunnington P. Dowdell featured a wide variety of music, all of which L. Fain J. French was well-performed. Under the direction of M. Farrell M. Goos Mr. Paul Hutchins the group will be per- K. Grady L. Hunt forming at the spring concert and competing R. Grillo C. Pater in a choral festival. Thank you for bringing B. Harrington T. Rose music to our school. C. Leather S. Lindewall F. Sherman D. Martone Bass: J. Monteith R. Chorlton B. O'Neil J. Cook D. Crowe Tenors: E. Gaboury K. Barszcz E. Hesketh J. Everett D. Hoey J. Wallace D. Nota L. Zwick V. Snow S. Zwick Director: Mr. Paul Hutchins CHOIR OFFICERS From left: Kathy Grady and Carole Leather. LIBRARIANS; Mr. Paul Hutchins. Director; Tammy Rose, President; Joe Everett. Vice-President; and Lynne Dragon. Secretary -Treasurer. THE MADRIGAL SINGERS Back row (1-r): B. Allen. L. Hunt. K. Grady. Director; Paul Hutchins. J. Everett. E. Gaboury. T. Rose; Front: S. Pearson. B. O’Neil, S. Burns. D. Nota. M. Goos. M. Farrell. A. Nota. T. Brownell. L. Zwick. C. Leather; Absent from photo: L. Monahan. The Madrigal Singers, under the direc- tion of Mr. Hutchins, performed many times this year, not only for N.H.S. but also for community organizations. The Madrigal Singers, composed of a select group of students, created a new dimen- sion of Madrigal singing. Several mem- bers competed in the State Solo and Ensemble Music Festival; five students, Tammy Rose, Laurie Hunt, Kathy Grady, Carol Leather, and Bill Allen were selected to sing with the All-State Chorus. SKIING Back row. (1 to r): J. Everett. C. Conn. J. Knight. J. Easterbrooks. T. Hampton. G. Westcott: Middle row: Coordinator Dan Wise. S. Westcott. S. Hinckley. C. Pater. T. Everett. K. Manchester. J. Briggs. M. Provost: Kneeling: M. Stevens. P. Westcott. G. Garofano. R. Bouchard. E. Durkin. J. Fraleigh. S. Howard. =1= Students from N.H.S. had an excellent year ski-wise this winter as they went on two spectacular trips. To begin the winter right, everyone went to Brody Ski Area and had a grand time on the slopes. To climax the season, a long-planned-for dream came true as everyone spent a fabulous week at the Steamboat Ski Area in Colorado during the February vacation. No. that’s not blizzard-ridden Rhode Island it’s magnificent Colorado! 27 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Back row (l-r): Manager Randy Shields. Tim Clays. Peter Podedworny. Matt Thomas. Ray Cavanaugh. John Clays. Mark Sprague. Steve Beatrice. Mark Thereaux: Front row: Raymond Frade. Michael Young. Boh McGillivray. Mike Monroe. Pat Clays. Joe Sliney. Danny O’Dowd. Missing: Dean Calitri. With the superb coaching of Steven Chadwick and an excellent team effort, the Mariner Basketball Team avenged early losses by recording a final 8-10 season. Dur- ing their best season yet. it was noted that many of their losses were because of one or two point margins. Outstanding individuals included seniors Bobby McGillivray, Mike Monroe. Dean Calitri and Joe Sliney. Also turning in fine performances were Pat Clays. Mike Young, and Ray Cavanaugh. Highlights of the season included their five-game winning streak, and hard fought victories over Smithfield and North Smithfield. Coach Chadwick named co-captains Bob McGillivray and Mike Monroe as Outstanding Players. A complete season record can be found on page 143. 128 TRI-CAPTAINS: Bobby McGillivray, Mike Monroe, and Pat Clays. GRADUATING SENIORS: Bob McGillivray. Mike Monroe, Joe Sliney. Missing from photo: Dean Calitri. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS (from left). Standing: JoAnn DeCota. Laura McGrath: Forming fan: Terry Podedworny. Joann Sekator. Laurie Hunt. Donna Lavimodiere. Jane Carter: Splits: Colleen O’Donnell. Beth O’Neill: In center: Tracy Brownell: Absent from photo Dee Dec Williams. Pat Monteith. With the coaching of Mrs. Lau- ren Johnson and Mrs. Sharon Weiss, and under the leadership of co-captains DeeDee Williams and Tracy Brownell, the basket- ball cheerleaders led Mariner fans through the season with many rousing cheers, providing terrific support for the basketball team, both home and away. GIRLS BASKETBALL Standing, (from left): Asst. Coach Monahan. M. Dodge. D. Antunes. L. Doliber. J. Russo. K. Casey. Coach Poirier: Kneeling: S. Zwick. K. Casey. M. Palumbo. E. White. A. Worsencroft: Seated: Co-Captains Lori Dillon, Kelley Cronin. Even though a record of 1-11 may not indicate success, the Girls Basketball team had a very good year. Under the direction of Coach David Poirier and Captains Lori Dillon and Kelley Cronin, the girls showed continuing improvement and great pro- spects for the future. Coach Poirier sums up the season as a year of growing and developing, and looks forward to next season. At that time, however, the talents of senior Debbie Antunes will surely be missed. The Outstanding Player Award in girls’ basketball this year was presented to co-captain Kelley Cronin. HES AND CAPTAINS: Mr. David Poirier. Kelley Cronin. Lori Dillon, and Tony Monaha Trying to gel a hasketihe hard way? . . . JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Back row, (1-r): Peter Aiello. Roland Dozois. Mike Wallace. Dean Harrison. Bobby Indcglia. Bruce Hoyle. Tom Cronin. Pat Rogers: Front row: Mark England. Peter Blessing. Sean Walker. Missing: Vinnie Daboul. The Junior High Basketball Team had an exciting year, finishing with a 4-9 record. Under the leadership of Coach Tom Ashley and Captains Mark England. Peter Blessing, and Sean Walker, the Junior High Basketballers showed great poten- tial for their high school future. 134 WRESTLING MANAGERS: Scott Schmitt. Ernie Gabouri. Back row. (l-r): David Smith. Joe Christofaro. John Millen. Mark Eldridge. Mike Mil- len: Middle row: Gary Garofano. Brian Turnbull. Bob Raynolds. Al Calcagm. Joe Robitaille. Kevin Manchester. Kevin Poirier, Eric Barszcz. Frank Garofano; First row: Mark Redo. Mike Casey. Kevin Haynes. Steven Ricci. Asst. Coach Mark Paliotti. and Head Coach Richard Adham. Captains Mike Millen and Kevin Poirier. Mike Millen: All-Star. All-League, second in Suburban Tournament, and fourth in State Championships. All-Star Brian Turnbull and John Millen placed first in their weight classes in the State Freshman Tournament. The Mariner Wrestling Team posted the finest season of any varsity team in the history of N.H.S.. finishing the season with a record of 12-2, placing second in the Suburban West league. Through perseverance, determination, and hard work, the Mariners bettered their individual records to pass the .500 mark. Highlights of the season included a magnificent team effort to shut-out Central High 58-0: beating South Kingston High 48-18: a seven match winning streak: and a climactic season finish with a championship match against Mount Pleasant. Individual honors went to Captain Mike Millen in his selec- tion to the All-Star and All-League teams. Mike placed sec- ond in the Suburban Tournament and fourth in the State Championships. Kevin Barsczc placed fourth in the Suburban Tournament. Freshmen John Millen and Brian Turnbull placed first in their respective weight classes in the State Freshman Tournament, as well as being alternates to the All- Stars. Al Calcagni was also an alternate to the All-Stars. Mike Casey placed second in the 93-pound weight class in the State Junior Varsity. All in all. Coach Richard Adham and Captains Mike Mil- len and Kevin Poirier led the Mariner Matmen to one of the most memorable seasons ever. Millen was chosen by Coach Adham to receive the Outstanding Wrestler Award, for his leadership, team spirit, and ability. A complete season record can be found on page 143. Champions 137 Mike goes for the pin. Dave Smith in charge. Kevin Poirier at a disadvantage, but it got worse Victory — this was the match that broke his shoulder. Go. Manchester! GRADUATING SENIORS: Al Calcagm. Frank Garo- fano. Robert Reynolds. 138 Kevin Barsczc takes the advantage . . . Ups and Downs Brian attempts an escape. GYMNASTICS (from left) Upper bar: Linda Nedwidek. Karen Hoyt. Lisa Hallberg: Lower bar: Debbie Hooper. Patricia Zanella. Carol Zanella. MaryLou Farrell: Standing: Coa Leigh-Ann Zwick; On mats: Cody Munroe. Debbie Campbell. Leslie Zanella. Though as a team they had a record of 1-5, the Girls Gymnastics team had an excellent year on an individual level. Outstanding performances were consistantly turned in by Linda Nedwidek, Leslie Zanella, Debbie Campbell, and Karen Hoyt. Karen represented Narragansett in the State Championships in the floor exercise on February 25. A more complete season record can be found on page 143. (VOLLEYBALL) (BOYS’TENNIS) s.H.S. vs Portsmouth . . .4 3 N.H.S. vs Tiverton ...2 5 N.H.S. vs Westerly ...5 2 N.H.S. vs Chariho . . .6 1 N.H.S. vs East Greenwich ... ... 1 6 N.H.S. vs Johnston . . . 1 6 N.H.S. vs South Kingstown.. . . .4 3 N.H.S. vs Westerly . . .6 1 N.H.S. vs Chariho ...6 1 N.H.S. vs East Greenwich ... ...2 5 N.H.S. vs Johnston . . .4 3 N.H.S. vs South Kingstown.. ...2 5 SEASON RECORDS Spring 11 Fall 11 Winter ’78 N.H.S. vs North Kingstown ......LOSS N.H.S. vs South Kingstown........LOSS N.H.S. vs Pilgrim................LOSS N.H.S. vs Warwick Vets...........LOSS N.H.S. vs Tolgate................LOSS N.H.S. vs Prout...................WIN N.H.S. vs Chariho.................WIN N.H.S. vs West Warwick............WIN N.H.S. vs Cranston West..........LOSS N.H.S. vs North Kingstown ......LOSS N.H.S. vs South Kingstown........LOSS N.H.S. vs Pilgrim................LOSS N.H.S. vs Warwick Vets...........LOSS N.H.S. vs Tolgate................LOSS N.H.S. vs Prout..................LOSS N.H.S. vs Chariho ...............LOSS N.H.S. vs West Warwick............WIN N.H.S. vs Cranston West..........LOSS (VARSITY BASEBALL) N.H.S. vs Chariho . .4 10 N.H.S. vs North Kingstown . ..2 II N.H.S. vs West Warwick ... . .0 2 N.H.S. vs East Greenwich . .. .0 6 N.H.S. vs Westerly ..5 13 N.H.S. vs Coventry ..5 1 N.H.S. vs South Kingstown.. .. 1 3 N.H.S. vs Chariho . .4 3 N.H.S. vs North Kingstown . . .6 8 N.H.S. vs West Warwick .. 4 5 N.H.S. vs East Greenwich ... ..5 6 N.H.S. vs Westerly ..2 8 N.H.S. vs Coventry ..2 5 N.H.S. vs South Kingstown.. ..6 12 I (SOFTBALL) N.H.S. vs Middletown ...7 1 N.H.S. vs West Warwick .... ...3 10 N.H.S. vs North Kingstown . . ..0 10 N.H.S. vs Tiverton ...3 4 N.H.S. vs Chariho .. .6 1 N.H.S. vs Middletown .10 4 N.H.S. vs West Warwick .... ...7 6 N.H.S. vs Tiverton .15 8 N.H.S. vs North Kingstown . .. .4 0 N.H.S. vs Chariho ...1 6 (GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY) N.H.S. vs Coventry .19 37 N.H.S. vs Ponagansett .15 41 N.H.S. vs Prout ..17 40 N.H.S. vs Rogers ..28 27 N.H.S. vs South Kingstown.. ..28 28 N.H.S. vs Tolgate ..23 35 (WRESTLING) (BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY) N.H.S. vs East Greenwich ... ..35 22 N.H.S. vs Scituate ..24 33 .N.H.S. N.H.S. vs Chariho . 45 16 vs West Warwick .... .36 19 N.H.S. vs Cranston West.... . 44 19 N.H.S. vs South Kingstown.. ..32 28 (FOOTBALL) N.H.S. vs Mt. Pleasant ...6 12 N.H.S. vs Burrillville ...0 8 N.H.S. vs Central Falls .36 6 N.H.S. vs Scituate ..12 0 NILS. vs North Smithfield . . .20 0 N.H.S. vs Tiverton ...7 6 N.H.S. vs Ponagansett .13 6 N.H.S. vs South Kingstown . . ...0 27 (VARSITY BASKETBALL) N.H.S. vs North Providence . ..34 27 N.H.S. vs West Warwick .... .28 24 N.H.S. vs O.L.P . .39 17 N.H.S. vs Hope ..33 28 N.H.S. vs Smithfield . .39 15 N.H.S. vs Mt. Pleasant . .34 23 N.H.S. vs Central ..58 0 N.H.S. vs North Providence . . .33 18 N.H.S. vs South Kingstown. . ..52 18 N.H.S. vs O.L.P . .46 12 N.H.S. vs West Warw ick .... ..32 21 N.H.S. vs I lope . .48 13 NTH.S. vs Smithfield ..31 25 N.H.S. vs Mt. Pleasant ..36 24 (GYMNASTICS) .H.S. vs Rogers LOSS .H.S. vs Pilgrim . . LOSS H.S. vs Warwick Vets . WIN H.S. vs Tolgate LOSS H.S. vs North Kingstown .. . LOSS H.S. vs South Kingstown ... .. LOSS Ml S N Scituate 58 59 N.H.S. VS Burrillville 46 53 N.H.S VS North Smithfield 66 71 N H.S s Ponagansetl 63 82 N.H.S vs Central Falls 46 53 NII.S vs Davies 84 94 •VMS vs North Kingstown 60 86 N H.S vs Bristol 59 82 N.H.S vs Scituate 56 SS •N.H.S V s South kingMown 54 67 N H.S vs Burrillville 72 31 N H.S Vs North Smithfield v 78 76 •N II S vs Chariho 53 71 • H S V Scituate 46 47 NILS. vs Smithfield 67 62 •N H S VS South Kingstown S2 99 N.H.S. vs Ponagansett 82 57 N II S W Bristol 65 70 NIIS Vs Warren 59 64 N US vs Smithfield 66 77 N H.S VS Central Falls 56 68 N H.S vs Dav ies 88 76 NIIS V S Warren 83 79 • denotes non-league or tournament plav (GIRLS’ BASKETBALL) N.H.S. vs South Kingstown. .16 49 N.H.S. vs Westerly .19 27 N.H.S. vs Prout ..25 44 N.H.S. vs North Kingstown . ..23 57 N.H.S. vs Chariho . . 14 35 N.H.S. vs South Kingstown.. ..25 46 N.H.S. vs East Greenwich ... . .37 45 N.H.S. vs Westerly .20 38 N.H.S. vs Prout . .43 32 N.H.S. vs Rocky Hill .41 28 N.H.S. vs North Kingstown . ..23 51 N.H.S. vs Chariho 34 38 N.H.S. vs East Greenwich ... ..34 47 FACULTY AND STAFF DIRECTORY JEROME R. McCarthy. Principal; B.Ed.. Ed.M.. R.L Col- lege. LAURENT FORTIN. Asst. Principal: B.S.. Boston U.: M S.. Boston U.; C.A.G.S.. U. Conn. RICHARD M. ADHAM. Health: B.S.. U.R.I. RONALD BAKER. Custodian. VICTOR N. BARSZCZ. Physical Ed.; Athletic Director; B.S.. M S.. U.R.I. SANDRA A. BELLANTONI. Math Chairman: B.S.. U.R.I.; M.S.. Univ. of New Hampshire. BRUNA P. BOYLE. Italian. Spanish: A.B., U.R.I. EDGAR J. BROWN. Social Studies: A.B.. Union Coll. LYNNE J. BROWN. English: A.B.. R.L College. ELEANOR BUDLONG. Custodian. JEAN C. BURNS. French: A.B.. U R L: Boston College. CATHY A. CAPALBO. Math: A.B.. Providence College. JEFFREY W. CHAMPLIN. Science. Math: A.B.. Swarth- more College: M S.. Ph D.. Yale University. JOAN CHERENZIA. Special Education; A.B.. R.l. College. ALBERT B. CHRISTOPHER. JR.. Science: B.S.. U.R.I. JOSEPH P. CIFELLI, Music: A.B.. New England Conserva- tory of Music. Chatoff School of Music. Berklee College of Music. SALLY DABOUL. Teacher Aide. CHRIS DAVIS. Teacher Aide. MARY DAWLEY, Clerk-Aide. Library. DENNIS DeGRASS. English: A.B.. U.R.I. LOUISE M. DeGRASS. Physical Education: B.S.. M S.. U.R.I. DIANA B. DENHOLM. Counselor: B.S., Univ. of Wisconsin: M.S.. University of Hartford. DONNA L. DeWILDT. Librarian: B.S.. Univ. of Minnesota: M.L.S.. U.R.I. DIANE A. DiLIBERO. Science. Math: A.B.. U.R.I. PHILIP DUBILEWSKI. Reading; A.B.. Assumption College: M.A.. Trinity College: M.A.. U.R.I. BARBARA E. DUGGAN. Social Studies. English: A.B.. Connecticut College; M.A.T., Brown University. PAUL FORBES. Maintenance. ULYSSES S. GALLMAN III. Science: A.B.. U.R.I. JAMES A. GASS. Social Studies; A.B.. Ohio Wesleyan Univ.; M.A.. Brown University. WILLIAM A. HILLEY. Social Studies: A.B.. Tufts Univer- sity: M.A.. C.A.G.S.. R.l. College. MARJORIE G. HOLT. Science Chairman: A.B.. Bridgewater State College; M.S.. U.R.I. PRISCILLA J. HOSLEY. Home Economics; B.S.. U.R.I. JONATHAN C. HUTCHINS. Art: B.F.A.. M.A.. R.L School of Design. PAUL A. HUTCHINS. Music: B.Mus.. U R L DOLORES A. IACUELE. Clerk-Aide. Clinic. LAUREN L. JOHNSON. Math: A.B.. U R L ROBERT F. KIMBALL. Social Studies Chairman. Media Supervisor. Director of Adult Education; B.S., M.A.. U.R.I. BETSY LEE. Special Education; A.B.. R.L College. JUDY LIEBERMAN. English: A.B.. UR L EUGENIE W. MAINE, Social Studies; A.B.. Newton College; M. A.. Antioch College. ROBERT L. MALACARNE. Industrial Arts: B.S.. R.L Col- lege. MAXINE MASON. Math. Math Consultant for Grades K-6: B.S.. M.A.. U R L MIMI MELDONIAN. Aide: Special Education: A.B.. R.L College. A.B.. U.R.I. PATRICIA M. NESBITT. Home Economics: B.S.. U R L, MS.. U.R.I. LINDA C. NORDLUND. Math: B.S.. State University of N. Y. at Brockport: M.A.. U.R.I. VIRGINIA PARTINGTON. R.N.: School Nurse: Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. S.N.T.. R.L College. U.R.I. RONALD F. PEPLER. Counselor; A.B.. Lady of Providence Seminar: M.A.. U.R.I. ROBERT A. PETRO. Science: B.S.. College of Arts and Sci- ence at Plattsburgh. N. Y. PATRICIA PITOCCHI. English: A.B.. R.L College. DAVID J. POIRIER, Business. English: B.S.. U.R.I. PAUL RICCI, Custodian. ANDREW J. ROBINSON. Social Studies: A.B.. M.A., Provi- dence College. DOROTHY R. SCHAEFFER. Secretary-Office. EVELYN J. SMITH. Science: B.S.. U R L GEORGE T. SMITH. Business: B.S.. M S.. U R L MARY Z. SMITH. Business: B.S.. Bryant College. DEBRA SWANLAND. Reading. English: B.A.. U.R.I. FRANK TAYLOR. Head of Maintenance. ROBERT J. THIBEAULT. Industrial Arts: B.S.. R.L Col- lege. ANDREW J. TUCKER. JR.. Spanish. Driver Education: M.A. JANEC. VALLIERE. English: A.B.. U.R.I LORRAINE B. VENTO. Math: A.B.. Merrimack College. CAROLYN L. VIVENZIO. English Chairman: A.B.. M A T.. R.L College. KENNETH VORSE. Custodian. MARGARET E. WHITING. Secretary. Office. SHARON F. WEISS. English: A.B.. U.R.I. DANIEL A. WISE, Science; A.B.. U.R.I. BARRY WOOD, Custodian. JAMES L. ZEPP. Physical Ed.. Health; B.S.. U.R.I. 144 SENIOR DIRECTORY: CLASS OF ’78 AM I NES. DEBBIE. 176 South Pier Rd.: Bas- ketball 2. 4; Softball 3: Drama Club I; Office Aide 3. ARC ABELLA. JOE. 50 Tupelo Tr.. 789-3971; Football 4. AVERILL. BARBARA. 15 Diane Rd.. 789-8890. BECK I.R. KARLEEN. 668 Marine Dr.. 783- 5256. BENOIT. PHILIP. 6 C ontinental Ct.. 789-6412; Basketball I. 2; Baseball I. 2; Student Council 3; Class Council 3: Class Council Chairman 3. BLESSING. KATHLEEN. 21 North Hillv.ew Dr.. 789-0111; Basketball 2. 3; Softball 3; Cheer- leading I; Student Council Secretary I; Class Council 2. BRIGGS. JEFF. 444 Ocean Road. 783-8855; Ski Club 3. BROWN. PAT. 60Saltaire Ave.. 783-1255. BURKE. KATHY. 1045 Boston Neck Rd.. 789- 3209; Gymnastics I; Softball I. CALCAGNI. AL. 727 Boston Neck Rd.. 789- 8234; Wrestling 3.4; Wrestling Tri-Capt 4. CALITRI. DEAN. Avice St.. 783-7371; Basket- ball 1.4. CAMPBELL. DEBRA. 15 Avice St.. 789-8427; Basketball 2; Gymnastics 3. 4; Volleyball 2; Guardian Angels 3. 4 CHAMPLIN. BOB. 3 Lambert St.. 783-4888. CHA.MPL1N. ROSE. 122 Avice St.. 783-8648; Softball 3; Cheerleading I; Class Council 3; Ski Club 3. CHORLTON. RICHARD. East Shore Rd.. 783- 8675; Choir 4. CONN. CHRIS. 31 Jupeter St.. 783-7184; Foot- ball 3. 4; Football Tn-Capt. 4; Basketball I; Ski Club 3. 4; Drama Club I. CRONIN. TRACEY. 1481 Kingstown Rd.. 789- 6434; Volleyball 2. 3. 4; Guardian Angels 2; Class Council 2. 3. 4; Yearbook I. 2, 3. 4; Year- book Editor in Chief 1; Newspaper 4; Drama Club I. 2. 3. 4; Choir I. 2. 4; Girls’ Chorus I; Stu- dent Council 4. CROWLEY. PAT. 23 Pleasant Ave.. 789-6136; Student Council I. 2; Class Council 3. DANSEREAU. CHARLES. 2 Hillview Dr.. 783- 5562; A-V Club 1.2. 3.4. DECOTA. SHARON. 13 Inkberry Tr.. 783- 0969; Tennis 2; Basketball 2; Softball 3; Guard- ian Angels 3; Student Council 2; Office Aide I. 2. 3. DECUBELL1S. JOHN. 32 Yellow Birch Rd.. 783-4385; Baseball 3. 4; Class Council Chairman 4; Yearbook 4; Student Council Pres. 4. DELMAN. PAMELA. 41 Ocean Rd.. 789-6666: Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Cheerlcading I. 2. 3: Cheer- leading Capt. I; Student Council I; Class Coun- cil 2. 3: Class Council Chairman 2; Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir 1.2. 4; Girls’ Chorus 1. DENELLE. TRACY. Anawan Cliffs. 789-7171; Tennis I. 2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 1; Softball 4; Vol- leyball 3: Guardian Angels 2. 3: Student Council I. 2. 4; Student Council Pres. I: Class Council 2. 4; Ski Club 3: Choir 1.2.3; Girls’Chorus 1.2. DOWDELL. MARGARET. 16 Gull Rd.. 789- 9255: Softball I; Volleyball 3. 4: Guardian Angels 3: Class Council 4: Student Council 4; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4: Ski Club 3; Choir 4 EASTERBROOKS. JAMES. R.D. I Box 29. 294-3293; Football 2. 3. 4; Tennis 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 3. 4. ELDRIDGE. JEANNINE. 15 Lake View Dr.. 789-6640: Yearbook 4. E:SSEX. DIANE. 661 Old Point Judith Rd.. 783- 7403. EVANS. LINDA. 46 Pontiac Rd.. 783-1926. EVERETT. JOE. 3 Oyster Rd.. 783-0238; Foot- ball 3. 4; Tennis 4; Ski Club 3. 4; Drama Club 3. 4; Band 3. 4; Jazz Band 3. 4; Choir 3. 4; Choir Vice-Prcs. 4; Madrigals 3. 4. FAIN. LORI. 172 Gibson Ave.. 783-5780; Cross Country 2; Guardian Angels 3. 4: Student Coun- cil I. 2: Class Council 3; Yearbook 4; Drama Club 3; Choir I. 2. 4; Girls’ Chorus I. 2. FARRELL. MAUREEN. 15 Castle Rd.. 789- 0474; Tennis 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Editor in Chief 4; Newspaper 1. 2. 3: Drama Club I. 2. 3. 4; Pres. Drama Club 4; Choir I. 2. 3. 4; Girls Chorus I; Madrigals 4. FEELEY. BARBARA. 16 Baybcrry Hill Rd.. 789-8741; Gymnastics 4. GABOURY. ERNEST. 30 Wheat Field Cove Rd.. 789-0086; Football 2; Wrestling 3. 4; Year- book I; Choir 3. 4; Madrigals 4. GAROFANO. FRANK. 23 Spice Bush Tr.. 789- 6837; Football 2.3. GILBERT. MICHELE, 7 Pontiac Rd.. 783-4862; Guardian Angels 3. 4; Class Council I. 2; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir 3; Psychology Club 3. GOOS. MARINDA. 4 Tanglewood Tr.. 789- 8047; Cheerlcading 2. 4; Co-Capt. Cheerleading 4; Class Council 4: Yearbook-4; Drama Club I. 2. 4; Band 1. 2. 3: Choir 1, 2. 4; Girls’ Chorus I; Madrigals 4; National Honor Society 3. 4. HALLBERG. SCOT. 216 Wood Hill Rd.. 783- 5722; Football 2: Ski Club 4. HAMPTON. THOMAS. 345 Wandsworth St.. 789-6751: Football 2; Chemistry Team 3; Ski Club 3.4. HATHAWAY. KURT. 5 Sarasota Ave.. 783- 0421; Yearbook 3.4. HESKETH. ERIC. 45 Bonnet View Dr.. 783- 0170: Chemistry Team 2: A-V Club I: Band I. 2. 3.4: Jazz Band 2. 3.4: Choir 4. HOEY. DONALD. Narragansett Ave.. P.O. Box 359. 783-0918: Football 2. 3. 4; Class Council 2. 3. HOLMES. LIZ. 31 Crosswynds Dr.. Saunders- town. 294-6336: Student Council I; Choir I: Girls’ Chorus 2. HOOPER. DEBBIE. 25 South River Dr.. 783- 1991: Gymnastics 3. 4; Guardian Angels 4. HUGHES, DALE. 128 Sand Hill Cove Rd. KAINE. KENDALL. Fifth Ave.. 789-6034. KELLY. COLLEEN. 153 Sachem Rd . 789- 6311; Volleyball 3; Guardian Angels 3. KIRWIN. JULIE. 41 Sassafrass Tr.. 789-8307; Guardian Angels 4; Newspaper 4. KIVISTO. CARL. Pt. Judith Rd.. 783-4920: Football 2: Wrestling 4. KNAUER. JANET. 45 Westmoreland St.. 789- 8885: Softball I: Volleyball 2. KNIGHT. JON. 60 Oak Hill Rd.. 783-3649; Football 2. 3. 4: Basketball I: Class Council 3. 4. Yearbook I. LAFERRIERE. DIANA. Peir Village Apt. IOC. 789-4059: Intramurals I. LAWING. BILL. 13 Sarrasota Ave.. 789-6173: Football 2. 3. LOUD. SUSAN. 71 AviccSt.. 783-4952. MCGILLIVRAY. ROBERT. 33 Continental St.. 789-0516: Basketball I. 2.3.4. MCGRATH. LAURA. 10 Pontiac Rd.. 789- 7519: Cheerleading 4; Guardian Angels 2. 3. 4: Student Council 1: Class Council 1. MEADER. LORI. 93 Narragansett Ave.. 783- 5048: Basketball 2: Softball 3. 4: Checrlcading 2: Guardian Angels 2. 4; Student Council I: Class Council Secretary 2. 3: Yearbook 3. 4: Choir 1: Girls' Chorus 1. MEEHAN. KAREN. 300 Point Judith Rd.. 789- 7329; Basketball 2: Volleyball 2. 4: Guardian Angels 3. 4; Student Council 2: Yearbook I. MOFFIT. DAWN. 82 Treasure Rd.. 783-3167; Guardian Angels 3, 4; Student Council 3; Year- book 3. 4: Drama Club 2. 3. 4: Lab Assistant 2. 3. 4. MOHAN. LISA. 146 Rodman St.. 789-3669: Yearbook 4: Literary Magazine I. MONROE. MICHAEL. 28 Overlook Rd.. 783- 8912: Football 2: Basketball 1.2. 3. 4; Baseball I. 2. 3.4. MURRAY. CHRISTOPHER. 77 Narragansett Ave.. 783-4874; Baseball 1. 2. 4 NEDWIDEK. LINDA. 74 Caswell St.. 789- 0751: Cross Country 2. 3. 4: Cross Country Co- Capt. 4: Gymnastics 2. 3. 4; Cheerleading I: Stu- dent Council I. 2: Yearbook 2: Ski Club 4; Girls' Chorus 1. NICKERSON. DEBRA. 29 Lambert St.. 783- 7474: Class Council 2: Choir I: Girls' Chorus I: Psychology Club 3. POIRIER. GERRY. 22 Goose Island Rd.. 783- 5521: Chemistry Team 3: A-V Club 4 REYNOLDS. BOB. 1155 Boston Neck Rd . 783- 1200: Cross Country 3. 4; Wrestling 3. 4; Base- ball 4. RICE. SHARON. 24 Tern Rd.. 783-8274 ROSE. TAMARA. I Narragansett Ct.. 789-0118; Class Council 2. 4: Yearbook 4: Drama Club 3. 4; Jazz Band I. 2. 3. 4; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir Pres. 4: Girls' Chorus 1: Madrigals 4; Literary Magazine I. SCHMITT. LISA. 90 Sakonnet Blvd.. 783-3763: Guardian Angels 3: Student Council Vice Pres. 2: Drama Club I. SHEILDS. RANDALL. 28 Hope Lane. 789- 3869: Football 4; Cross Country 2. 3: Basketball 3.4: Baseball 2. 3. 4. SHERMAN. FRANCES. 15 Highland Ave.. 783-2016; Cross Country 2: Basketball 3: Soft- ball 3. 4: Guardian Angels 2. 3. 4; Choir 3. 4: Girls' Chorus I SLINEY. JOSEPH. 8 Inkberry Tr. 789-3473: Football 2: Basketball I. 3.4: Baseball I. SM AY DA. SUSAN. Box 26. Saunderstown. 294- 9081: Volleyball 3. 4: Student Council 2: Year- book I. 2. 3: Ski Club 3: Drama Club 1. 2: Drama Club Vice-Pres. 2: Choir 1. 2: Girls' Cho- rus I. SNOW. VICTOR. RR 9 Box 128. 789-0331: Football 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 4: Baseball I: Choir I. 2. 3. 4: Madrigals 4 SWEENEY. SUSAN. 81 Gibson Ave.. 783-3898 VARIN. FRAN. 46 Lake View Dr.. 789-7882: Football 2. 3: Tennis 2. 3: Wrestling 4: Baseball 4: Student Council I: Chess Team Capt. I. VARSEN. YASAR. 98 Tupelo Tr.. 783-4648; Football 2: Tennis 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2: Wres- tling 3, 4. VERRIER. LORI. 34 Goose Island Rd.. 783- 0061: Basketball I. 2: Guardian Angels 2: Choir 1.2. 3: Girls Chorus I. VOSBURGH. JEAN. 115 Central St.. 789-6857: Tennis 2: Softball 3: Cheerleading 1. 3: Student Council I: Class Council 2: Ski Club 3. 4; Girls’ Chorus I. WEBB. DONNA. 51 Tern Rd.. 789-1985: Madrigals 4; Tutor in Elcm. School 4. WESTCOTT. GLENN. 20 Ram Head Rd.. 783- 2092: Baseball I. 2. 4: Ski Club 3. 4: A-V Club 1. 2. 3.4; Chess Team 1. WESTCOTT. TAMMY. 6 Teal Pond Rd.. 783- 5593: Basketball 2: Softball I. 2: Volleyball 2: Guardian Angels 2. 3: Drama Club I ZANELLA. LESLIE. 83 Kingstown Rd.. 783- 7046: Gymnastics 2. 3. 4: Softball 3: C hccrlead- ing 4: Guardian Angels 3: Tutor in F.lem. School I. ZWICK. LEIGH-ANNE. 13 Crestwood Dr.. 789-9528: Tennis 2. 3. 4; Tennis Co-Capt. 3: Gymnastics 2. 3. 4; Softball 4: Cheerleading 3. 4. Class Council 4; Math Team 3. 4: Ski Club 3. 4; Drama Club I. 2. 3. 4; Choir 4: National Honor Society 3. 4; National Honor Society Pres. 4. KEY TO BABY PICTURES, PAGES 56-57 1. L. McGrath 2. V. Snow 3. J. Eldridge 4. S. Loud 5. K Burke 6. D. Laferriere 7. T. Dcnelle 8. F. Garofano 9. L. Fain 10. M. Goos 11. M. Gilbert 12. T. Westcott 13. S. Sweeney 14. L. Zwick 15. E. Gaboury 16. J. Vosburgh 17. L. Mohan 18. D. Campbell 19 L. Zanella 20. L. Verner 21. J. DeCubellis 22. L. Evans 23. P Benoit 24. T. Hampton 25. J. Easterbrooks 26. L. Nedwidek and Soma 27. C. Kelly 28. F. Sherman 29. P. Delman 30. K. Blessing 31. P Rice 32. D. Moffit 33. T Rose 34. R. Shields 35. S. Smayda 36. K Meehan 37. D. Calitri and L. Meadcr 38. Hooper 39. G. Westcott 40. P. Crowley 41. D Webb 42. J Knauer 43. L. Schmitt 146 PATRONS Our sincere thanks to these and to other supporters whose contributions arrived too late for publication. Route 5, Warwick Congratulations, Graduates! LORIN0 STUDIOS Official Senior Phofographers 739-1300 (Opposite Warwick Mall) Congratulations to the Class ot '78 Compliments of CARTY REALTY 67 What Cheer Road Bonnet Shores Narragansett, R.I. 783-0044 PIT 'N' PATIO RESTAURANT Open 11:00 a.m. to 11.00 p.m. 789-931! PIZZA GRINDERS Congratulations to the Class of '78 From Sales, Rentals, Property Management RHODE § ISLAND HOSPITAL TRUST NATIONAL BANK Best Wishes to the Class of '78 Congratulations Graduates From Joseph A. EXECUTIVE REALTY Doorley, Jr. P.O. Box 13 Narragansett, R.I. 02882 783-2090 149 Best Wishes Graduates PIER PHARMACY Congratulations to the Class of 78 14 Matthewson Street Narragansett THE POINT RESTAURANT Sand Hill Cove Rd. Narragansett 789-1006 PIER MARKET I.G.A. 783-1608 Pier Village Narragansett Store Hours: 789-8594 Mon.-Fri. 10a.m.-6p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Ice Cream Cakes and Novelties Hard and Soft Ice Cream Fresh Daily RICHIE'S HOUSE OF BARGAINS Albums — Tapes — Stereos — General Merchandise Pioneer — Craig — Electrophonic 10 Robinson St.. Wakefield. R.I. 02879 Open Year Round Seven Days a Week Quo Vadis Shopping Center “Quality Shoes for Men and Women” 5 Robinson Street Wakefield, R.I. Across From Post Office 783-8074 150 151 Best Wishes to the Class of '78 LAWRENCE C. LE BLANC BUILDERS, INC. Boston Neck Road Narragansett, R.I. LILADELMAN 41 Ocean Road Narragansett, R.I. Real Estate in South County Area 789-6666 Sales — Rentals — Appraisals Best Wishes to the Class of '78 From DENELLE AND COMPANY, INC. REALTORS Route One. Tower Hill Road South Kingstown, Rhode Island STATEWIDE MULTIPLE LISTING 783-7777 789-8888 REALTOR POINT JUDITH WELDING FABRICATING Congratulations to the Class of '78 Laurie Bros. BURGER CHIEF Pt. Judith Road 789-6418 Narragansett Wakefield. R.l. I S3 Best Wishes, Graduates Compliments of E. REX COMAN THOMAS J. SULLIVAN PLUMBING Congratulations to the Class of ’78 AND KENNETH E. MUNROE REALTORS HEATING, INC. 1000 Main Street Wakefield. R.I. 783-4631 JERRY'S PAINT HARDWARE Best Wishes CO., INC. 120 Old Point Judith Road Narragansett. R.I. 02882 O'KAY REALTY Compliments of SMITH BROTHERS 1056 Boston Neck Rd. Narragansett, R.I. SHOE SERVICE 789-8810 284 Main Street Wakefield. R.I. 154 155 Best Wishes to the Class ot 78 Congratulations, Graduates! SWEET MEADOWS Mr. and Mrs. John INN AND MOTEL Old Point Judith Rd. Cicilline Narragansett, R.I. Best Wishes to Class of 78 TEKDAL KENNELS 695 Ocean Road Narragansett, R.I. 02882 156 Compliments of RINALDI BROS. BAKERY Maine Shopping Center Wakefield. R.l. 789-0101 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 78 Best Wishes, Graduates JOAN F. CARTER REALTOR 260 Boston Neck Road Narragansett. R.l. 02882 (401)789-8714 REALTOR Sales — Rentals — Property Management ROBERT MITCHELL, REALTORS 783-0200 233 Main St.. Wakefield 157 158 c futog zafifi JVo (joyacjE L± aom tE. without cl tony hooh hciahwuzA . . . . . u± WE tzOUJE onwcLid, we hziny ouz uze tzozle± with u±.