Narragansett High School - Maritimes Yearbook (Narragansett, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1980 volume:

1 Dedication On behalf of the student body, the Maritimes staff dedicates the 1980 yearbook to a teacher who has been unparalleled in demonstrating the spirit and character of Narragansett. This dedication is a tribute to a unique indi- vidual whose roots are deeply embed- ded in Narragansett's past and pres- ent. She was educated through the Narragansett and South Kingstown school systems, and continued her educational development at the Uni- versity of Rhode Island. Mrs. Maxine Mason-Rose is as effervescent as the ocean and as much a part of Narragan- sett as The Towers.” The strength of her tenderness and warmth for her stu- dents is constantly shown through their love for her. Mrs. Rose is sincere in her dedication to teaching and in her class, all feel welcomed and are inspired to do their best. Besides being a superb teacher, Mrs. Rose is also an avid bicyclist and history buff. She has donated much of her time to researching South County lore and sharing it with others. For these and all the varied contrib- utions she has given her students, we proudly dedicate this book to you Champ.” The Directors address the Stars Dear Graduates: Congratulations on achieving one of the most important goals in your lives! As you commence your adult years, I hope that when you reflect on your experience at Narra- gansett High School you will find that it prepared you for the many and diverse decisions you will face relating to life and careers. It is impossible now for any of us to know what the world will be like when you assume roles similar to those of your parents and teachers. It is certain, however, that you will be part of the group of adults providing the leadership as it enters the twenty-first century. The technology of that time will be quite different than today but people will be the same. I hope you continue to develop values that demonstrate respect and concern for the dignity of the individual in all your pursuits. Best wishes for the future Sincerely, jerome r McCarthy Principal Mr. McCarthy, Principal mi Mr. Flaherty, Assistant Principal MR. TODD D. FLAHERTY Assistant Principal Dear Graduates: Let me offer my sincere congratulations to you on the successful completion of your high school career Hope- fully, your years at Narragansett High School have been ful- filling ones and have materially contributed to your growth in positive and rewarding ways. We are proud of you and your accomplishments and thank you for helping our new high school achieve its current level of excellence, espe- cially in its formative years. As the graduating class of 1980 you will be facing a new decade with new challenges and hopes. Go forward with confidence, seeking new knowledge, skills and ideas while at the same time respecting the opinions of others. Learn the difference between schooling and education. Realize that asking for guidance is a sign of strength and not weakness. And finally, may you lead lives that enrich the lives of others. Best wishes, WILLIAM R. HOLLAND Superintendent of Schools Dr. Holland, Superintendent 7 8 Though these past years have been filled with memories, many more await us. And even if this marks an end, it is also a great beginning. For as we separate and start anew, we have these cherished memories to lean on. by Kelley Cuppels SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL 10 'What do you mean there's no film in the camera?'' Senior Council John Clays Steve Beatrice Danny O’ Dowd David Nota Mike Webb Chace Loomis Roger Pearson Larry Monahan Bill Bivona Ruth Aldrich Peggy Wilkins Amy Curhan Terry Podedworny Kerry Casey Jane Ranieri Officers President— Steve Beatrice Vice-President — T erry Podedworny Secretary — Kerry Casey Treasurer — Chace Loomis ii 12 OUR CLASS TAKE ONE: Freshman year! Our first year as high school students was under the direction of Mrs. Johnson as our advi- sor. We elected an excellent starring cast: Chace Loomis, Pres.; Pat Monteith, VP; Sue Zwick, Secretary and Glen Babich, Treasurer. We began our fundraising activities and held a successful dance for grades 7-12. In the spring, armed with soapy sponges and an ample water supply, we held a profitable carwash. TAKE TWO: Sophomore year! Our second year featured Mrs. Cicil- line as advisor and a supporting cast of Sue Zwick, Pres.; Tracy Brownell, VP; Terry Podedworny, Secre- tary and David Nota, Treasurer. This year, we started a tradition with Homecoming and Debbie Dowdell as our representative. We also held a candy sale which delighted the student body. At our first Valentine's Day Dance, we sold carnations and took portraits. TAKE THREE: Junior year! For the last time, we experienced a change in the director’s chair. Mr. Anderson volun- teered to advise our class, and the following cast helped with set direction Sue Zwick, Pres.; David Nota, VP; Cindy Pater, Secretary and Pat Monteith, Treasurer. We had a repeat performance of our candy sale and Valentine's Dance which proved well worth- HISTORY while. Some of our first run events included the Sadie Hawkins dance, our class rings, and our Variety Show, Potpourri 79”. The main event was in May ... The Junior Prom! Liisa Halberg was crowned queen at the oceanside Green Inn to make it a perfect evening. TAKE FOUR: Senior year! The lights were finally on us as we accepted our center stage position. Mr. Anderson, still in the director's chair, was supported by Steve Bea- trice, Pres.; Terry Podedworny, VP; Kerry Casey, Sec- retary and Chase Loomis, Treasurer. In September, we sold seat cushions with the Yearbook staff to comfort fans on the new bleachers. At Homecoming, the court was Jane Ranieri, Ruth Aldrich and Marcie Turgeon. The day climaxed when Ruth was crowned queen and the Mariners whipped the Spartans of Situate. Later in the year, Slave Day provided laughs for the under- classmen while we fortified our treasury. Our Senior Prom is being planned for a night in May, and will surely be the hit of the year. Graduation, tentatively set for June 10, will be a rerun of memories and a preview of things to come. We have been a close class and will surely miss each other. Certain that we have worked together to make our years at Narragansett High the best, we leave with confidence. We the Class of 1980, say Good-bye... 13 SENIOR DEDICATION When the Class of '80 began its Junior year, it was without an advisor. Soon after an application for the position had been submitted. It was with great pleasure that we welcomed Mr. Robert Anderson as our advisor for the next two years. Advising a strongly motivated class was not an easy task, and Mr. Anderson has proven to be as determined as the class. He has in many ways provided our class with the strong reputation of being very productive. Mr. Anderson has devoted his time and effort to the success of our class. Therefore, it is with fondness, respect, and our utmost appreciation that we dedicate the Senior Section of the yearbook to Robert Otto Anderson. 15 Introducing... 16 THE STARS The Graduating Class off Nineteen Eighty ■cf opLn £[iza.tj£.tfi c j-PAxiafi Nothing is impossible to a willing heart because laughter is the chorus of conversation, and dreams make the world go round.” c HAzicfi When we ponder over the happy memories of our past, we wish to reach our future so we may be able to create mem- ories that are worth remember- ing someday. dl [ax(z UpLomai. c f-mznA [e.nn Ba jicfi Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. £ 2 c f-. 'jBtzatxLcz There is no duty we underrate so much as the duty of being happy. R. L Stevenson Suixin S. c fndzxion Ray” To say good-bye is too perma- nent, to say hell-o is too late, so let me just say one last word that means them both . . . LATER 18 Stiza.tjs.tfi c f-nn l Szc e.’i ‘Beauty as we feel it is some- thing indescribable: What it is or what it means can never be said.” George Santayana AuaaiA Cj.. B xaii,tsA XiiaX BoucK £.1 It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. !BiC[ XiuoncL Life is like eating vanilla waf- ers. You can enjoy the whole box without even finding out that you just ate several thou- sand ants! [ZJxacij £CCen Szoamzff Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your mind. Emerson Lt(z[[y JloLi. S iixtzs. We can not judge the future by the past, we know what we were, we know what we are, But we know not what we may become. Saot XBuxni The people who see the light in darkness have a bright future. J2i.ncta c t. Ca.mfiljs.tX If today be not forgotten, Forever happy I shall be For if today makes our memo- ries Then forever my friends shal1 be with me. D zxxy cXt. Camy It is time now for us to part, the road divides here. An end for past memories, yet a begin- ning. zA [ictia£.C Caizy Good people all, of every sort, give ear unto my song; And if you find it wonderous short, It cannot hold you long. Oliver Goldsmith xtone. In this world nothing is certain but death and taxes. B. Franklin 20 ( Wiffiam Stsfifi sn da.ivjs.tX lx. “Cas Two ears and but a single tongue By nature's laws to man belong; The lesson she would teach is clear: Repeat but half of what you hear. dcLvaxd. dfayi There are two tragedies in life. One is not to get your heart's desire. The other is to get it. dPabiLcia donnsry I'd rather be with Nix! P S. (Be Happy) Lilian diciffins I'd rather be short with a smile than tall with a frown. JW axitj£.t(i 3zancE± dzoof Be not afraid of greatness: Some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them. William Shakespeare Lffsffsy dfizafstti duf2f2s.fi The sea-gulls flight is peaceful and calm. Only occasionally is the wind destructively forceful. I ask only from my life that I be able to share a journey like the gull. 21 Remember all that you have loved In the past yet, let go, so to get the most out of what is yet to come. 3ranaE± J s 2ota. It takes two to speak the truth, one to speak, and another to hear. Thoreau zA [Lc£io.£-[ cdfntfiony 'bdCuMtu In the life of a young man the most essential thing for happi- ness is the gift of friendship. N. S. Thayer zA {azy dBstfi (J E£Zy Always set a goal which you can reach. Always find time for past memories. Always follow your dreams. P S. Always Smile! cScott itz EZaCd U ETIsIXe. It matters not how a man dies, But how he lives. [j aljozafi S. [I oujcIeCC I shall live bad if I do not write and I shall write bad if I do not live. Francoise Sagan 22 (bonna dV[. b uffy Jdynnz 3xancs.i. (bunninyton “One ought, every day at least, to hear a little song, read a good poem, see a fine picture, and, if it were possible, to speak a few reasonable words.” Goethe bcott [b. buxock SX [bozeen dl [ axis. dn.tivii.tCs. No man is an island, entire of itself. Every man is a piece of the main.” John Donne D(atCL sn d [. buffy “Kathy dxaiy J2. dttsx My life is like a stroll upon the beach, as near the ocean's edge as I can go. Thoreau 23 S(iaxon cM . )axx£.tt Laugh and the world laughs with you; weep and you weep alone, tor the sad old earth must barrow its mirth, But has trouble enough of its own. ■zSfiaxon (Jd ianri£ ay I want to wake up each morn- ing to the smell of new born hay to laugh and cry, to live and die, in the brightness of my day. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Ralph Waldo Emerson Jdtzboxafi 0 LtzyaxaU 'Debbie There is one thing I've always noticed about common sense ... It isn’t common. cJ aymond He who permits himself to say yes when he should of said no deserves to be wrong. zNicfiol )ux[ano III Heaviness in the heart of man maketh it stoop: but a good word maketh it glad Proverbs 12:25 24 Sandra iftearion aljouxy J2iLi.a cfl-nn cdiaCCtjzxg Live like an egg with your sunnyside up! Friendship is.. czHandxi an Timmy” If you have a dream, A dream you want, A dream you need, Follow it, and it will become reality. 2 ot££ 2 c hrn cJ-fardindi Mix a little folly with your seri- ous thoughts. U e.uin c -fanCon c -faitman “To sin by silence when they should protest makes cowards of men. Abe Lincoln (J bzn£ StCzn fav£.z[y A person has loved someone or something sometime in their life. I love just about everyone and everything. May all of your dreams, and days have gold in its mouth. Ltyevin c -fo[[anA Pure and complete sorrow is as impossible as pure and complete joy. 26 tantzif cz Lc(uzzd czHowazA The breeze of life has just picked up, so I am tightening my sail in preparation for the gale. S3. [j £.an c -foxiLz To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Alfred Lord Tennyson War and Peace Xfiomai. X . Qa nil Lord, please make my words good and tender today for tomorrow, I may have to eat them! nion X l ibia. U ax ra±1‘- Be slow in choosing a friend, slower in changing.” c f-nns. X [ aura. Uyzxunzy May you always have the free- dom to be yourself. .aniai. U im In the great words of Muham- mud ALLA GENSO KORAN, Be a ray of light every day, because without light, there is darkness.” Muhammud Alla Genso Koran Ck aes S. Jloomis. Ill Loom Laughter is always welcome. 26 Saturn Jlynn zA cJ onouxjft I can hold, in my hand, a multi- tude of grains of sand. Yet the one grain that I wished to keep, always seems to blow away in the wind. dV arHi dl littzi 3™2£ JVlok an I want to learn what life is for. I don't want much, I just want more. Jlavjxzncs. St£.uzn zA [ona(ia.n I live for today for yesterday will never pass my way again and the future is but a distant can- dle forever burning, lighting my way. Just when you thought you had life’s puzzle all put together, someone hands you another piece! Jloxi J onxo£. !(Patricia c fnn zA [on.tsit(i If in the new day you do not find what you expect, open your mind wider then your eyes, and your heart twice that, and then you will be happy.” J. Cottle Jliui axis. cJ oxxii. Live for today Dream for tomorrow Learn from yesterday. doxsna M,unxas Cody It takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow. ... never forgotten. [j auiA dlxanli d fota I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. d anis[ (D'2W His square-turned joints, and strength of limb, showed him no carpe. Knight so trim, but in close fight a champion grim, in camp a leader sage. Sir Walter Scott J anny zNi axcaxj 30 c nn O’JVzitf My grandfather always said that living was like licking honey off a thorn.” Louis Adamie (Many thanks to the direc- tors and special thanks to the stars.”) ZJtwmai. d J{. 'Lpafia dyntfi La jy axis, Lpat£.x “Neither walk nor hide behind any man's shadow have the courage to be your own leader no matter how few the follow- ers. Lpexixi£ n U axzn. c j-nn dPzaxaz. To look up and not down, To look forward and not back, To look out and not in, and To lend a hand. Edward Everett Hale “The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep. And miles to go before I sleep.” Robert Frost zA [. lPzttiqxi.no Pinky If you don’t know where you’re going, you’ll probably end up somewhere else! !ZVizzzixi dcLiot tPodzAuJOzny Terry “I’ll always remember yester- day — especially last summer and its lesson learned. I'll always dream about tomorrow — a good job and marriage. Right now though, I must learn to live for today. d J[axk '[Pzoooi.t Something attempted, some- thing done. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 'j ouqtai. oR. Quazzij It's a good feeling to me grad- uating from NHS because it's the only school I really enjoyed going to.” L k J2i.uz jy azie. ttyoonzq The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. Ralph Waldo Emerson 32 Cazot CJ.. Satii.tju.zy All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. ' Poe n iatozia SituzibiL SV azy S atti Situ La “Keep what is worth keeping, and with a breath of comfort, blow the rest away. Jl. Simmoni. Deb If you love something, set it free, If it comes back to you it's yours, If not it never was.” Jb)nLth To have a friend, you must first be a friend. Jll aux£.£.n omdurcjizx A little word in kindness spoken A motion or a tear has often healed the heart that's broken and made a friend sincere.” J aid jiKxgus. I never let my schooling inter- fere with my education.” Mark Twain Jlijnn c f-nn cStsarn 1 Even if fate goes the wrong way, you can always put up a good fight. -HinAa -Houiis. J tzctnian The more we do, the more we can do; the more busy we are, the more leisure we have.” Hazlitt 34 J J att 3Jfc omai. Be yourself and get treated for what you are. ' aumond 3 toxic [j3aoid 'UntxauHt cd ntfiony 3 xank c VaxxzccfiLonz Fill every glass, for wine inspires us, and fires us, with courage, love, and joy. Women and wine should life employ. Is their ought else on earth desi- rous? John Gay j-U-dy Lf . ( I Yaxnzx Keep smiling, and you will always be happy. •zA [Lc(ia.£[ d. ( Ws.[y[j zA [azgax£.t l [azy ( Wi[(z£m. It's easy to be pleasant when life goes along like a song, but the man worthwhile is the one who can smile when every- thing else goes wrong. dPatiicia nm £ 21 Don't try to tell me just who I am when you don't know your- self.” Scott S. Scott Wzitcott 36 d axLa ( WxLcjfit Gonna get myself some wings gonna teach myself to fly nothing can stop me now friends are my wings to the sky.” c fnn (l Vt[i.on “Oh to shoot my soul’s full meaning into future years that they should tend it utterance and salute love that endures, from life that disappears.” Elizabeth Barret Browning ■ zA [Lc£uie.[ d . (ljouncj Suzanne. zA . Wi[ion “Time is the most valuable thing a man can spend.” Theophrastus daxot ZanzlCa Happiness is always within the reach of who wants to enjoy it. La Rochefoucault “You have the chance to be yourself, here and now. J.L.S. LJ zitfi Suarii. Senior pictures not shown: David Bellino James Cahoone Jennifer Cushman — I am here at last. I feel so fine. I am free. Deborah Deitrick Albert Meldonian Mitchell Monroe Debra Barszcz Morse Kerry O'Brien Roger Randolf Mark Stevens Jon Tomasi 38 39 Junior Variety Show 1979 The class of 1980 put on the show to end all shows — 1979 Potpourri. Last year's Junior class put on a show that received rave reviews. With the help of our master of ceremonies, Steve Bea- trice, and the cast of talented stars, the Juniors showed such great acts as “King Tut,” Barry Martin's band, disco dancing, and of course who can forget the scene from Greased Lightening? Thanks to the Junior-Class Council, and all the students who displayed their talents in a variation of unique acts, the variety show proved to be a huge suc- cess. 42 L Io R: Liisa Hallberg. Cindy Pater, Beth O'Neill, Kerry Casey. Pat Monteith, and Terry Podedworny Music by the Mixed Emotions, along with dancing, good food and special friends were all found at the Class of '80's Junior Prom. Held on May 11,1979 at the Green Inn, the prom proved to be everything the class dreamed it would be. A few days before the big night, the court was selected. From that special group, Mr. Anderson had the pleasure of crowning Liisa Hallberg Queen. Later the tuxes were discarded, jeans put on, and the post-prom partying began! 9 0 49 Senior Will I, Ruth Aldrich, will to Mr. Poirier the first dance at the senior prom. I, Elizabeth Becker, leave my appreciation to all in N.H.S. who have made this time very special. I, Amy Curhan, will my irresistable gift of gab to Mr. Tucker and Mr. Poirier. I, Michael DeCubellis, will my love to Patti B. and to Tom the $8.00 I owe him. I, Kelley Cuppels, will to Jane next year's pig lab and to Deb the best always. I, Chase Loomis, will to anybody, the small facial feature commonly called “the Beak. I, Terry Podedworny, will to Peter the ability to stay sane after having Mr. Robinson and to Julie and Lori my smiles and the name “Pod.” I, Beth O'Neill, will to Mr. Tucker every last one of my alligators, to Magoo my knack for being late and to TJ my driving ability. I, Scott Durocher, will to Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Dewilt and Mr. Flaherty my Spike John records and to all underclassmen the last remains of my sanity. I, Liisa Halberg, will to Kerri all the snow in the mountains and Michael LaBonte. We, Mitra, Deb, Kel and Lynn, will to Mrs. Burns “thanks” for the best French class. I, Stanley Howard, will to Al the disco shoes I never had. I, Junius Kim, will to Chris, Willis, Michael absolutely nothing, so forget it! I, Jane Ranieri, will to anyone my ability to turn red and to Mr. Tucker a bottle of “Excedrin. I, Lisa Morris, will to Mr. Pepler some of my long hair, and my smile to Mrs. Dewilt. I, Doreen Hardink, will to Gary, Mr. Robinson for both Current Events and Youth and the Law. I, Judy Warner, will to Mrs. Johnson the best of luck with her new career as a mother. I, Ron Smith, will to Mrs. Brown my smile. I, Debbie Fitzgerald, will to Hildy my sense of humor and to Renee my grades. I, Matt Thomas, will to Jeff my super human outstanding jumping abilities and my cons. I, Mark Sprague, will to my brother my bed in Mr. Brown's US History class. I, Craig Etter, will to anyone my built-up frustrations toward the school system. I, Mark Provost, will to my sisters my parking tickets, sweat, and breakdowns from Research Paper. I, Margaret Wilkins, will to Wendy the nickname of “Codger” and to Barry a credit. I, Albert Meldonian, will to Mrs. Davis the kiss she never got and to Steve free dancing lessons. I, Douglas Quarry, will to Mike my school spirit. I, Mark Miller, will to Barry my funky gym socks and my putrid gym shorts. I, Sue Anderson, will to all my friends my love and to Ricky I leave me. I, John Clays, will to Timmy and Peter my ability to leave school and to Mary the sense to stay away from football parties. I, Lisa Boucher, will to Jackie my lockers and all the stuff in them. I, Karen Pearce, will to Mr. Anderson my ability to blush. I, Michael Casey, will to Mr. Adham my electric shaver to get rid of that shadow. I, Marcie Turgeon, will to Mark and James Rayta my love . . . I, Tony Varrecchione, will to Vinny some whiskers and to Mike and Chris my football abilities. I, Cindy Pater, will to Kari my banana curl and shin pads and to Mr. “A.” my smile. I, Bill Caswell, will my math ability to anyone who could use it to their benefit. I, Tracy Brownell, will to Steve my ability to be in three places at once. I, Roger Pearson, will to Mr. Flaherty my golf clubs and to anyone my ability to eat a lot of any food very quickly. 50 Senior Will I, Robin Leather, will to Beth my unique notebook filing system. I, Tom Janis, will all my horsefeathers to Mrs. Dewilt. We, Beth and Georgia, will to Jen the confidence to finish high school!! I, Scott Denelle, will to Dale my ability to play golf during school and not get caught. Except once!!! I, Gale Pellegrino, will to Mr. Poirier my nickname, so he can keep it. I, Diane Haverly, will to Mark and Rick my high school diploma to split in half and myself to the Air Force. I, Patricia Connery, will to Kristine the best of luck in high school and my heart to Rob forever. I, Patricia Monteith, will to Amy and Andy the best of luck in their Senior year. I, Cody Munroe, will to Kerri the makings of a banana-split and “7 7’s.” I, Mary Beth Deery, will to Peter the memory of Flash Gordan. I, Sue McDonough, will to Sean all the luck he'll need. Good-bye Mom!! I, Lynn Dunnington, will my first novel to Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Pitocchi and Mrs. Vivenzio. I, Robin Aldrich, will to James my “no-detention” record and to Mr. Robinson good health. I, Tim Handrigan, will to Mike and Terry the ability to leave school and to my sister my parking spot on Prospect St. and Irish humor. I, Patricia Wilkens, will to the faculty my ability to remain calm when under pressure. I, Vicky Silvestri, will to Gale Pellegrino my sister, Stephanie. I, David Nota, will to Andy my leadership qualities and luck, and to Sue my memory of certain dates. I, Sharon Farrell, will to all the “Farrells” following me luck and success. I, Steve Beatrice, will to Bill my appearance, nose and all, and to Maria all my grades. I, Kerry Casey, will to anyone my ability to find an excuse to be late for practice. I, Russell Carlone, will to my brothers and sister my word to be around to help. I, Nick Furiano, will to the art department a ripped piece of drawing paper. I, Kevin Hartman, will to Ralph any and all words in French I didn’t learn. I, Sue Zwick, will to Steve the “spaceship” and to David my love. I, Dean Hoxsie, will to all underclassmen my ability to plan evil, devious tasks. I, Tom Furiano, will to future seniors that school can’t be too bad. I, Lynn Stearns, will to Stephen my ability to survive high school. I, Karen Felice, will to Sheila my ability to drive Mr. Poirier nuts. I, Anne Kearney, will to Marc and Jim my love for physical abuse and to Mr. Robinson my love for little kids. I, Ray Frade, will to Mike my patience and my gym locker. I, Scot Burns, will to Scott Lawing my apologies for last year’s dance. I, Carol Salisbury, will to Kim, Keith; you can have him. I, Sharon Fay, will to Steve all of my Cher pictures. I, JoAnn Wilson, will to Mrs. P. a schedule taped to her forehead, to Mrs. B. ten secretaries, to Mrs. V. my copy of The Women's Room, and to Mrs. W. Her Secret Vice. I, Bill Bivona, will to Kari, locker 309 in the boys’ locker room. I, Debbie Simmons, will to Barbara my 12 study halls and donut privilege. I, Barry Gross, will to everyone, nothing; I’m taking it all with me. 51 Best Supporting Actors V) in -the following movies-. (Most Musical) THE SOUND OF MUSIC: Peggy Wilkens and Dave Bellino (Most Likely to Succeed) HEROES: Beth O'Neill and Stephen Beatrice 52 (Typical Seniors) THE GRADUATE: Kevin Holland and Sue Zwick (Most Academic) THE PAPER CHASE: Glenn Babich and Tracy Brownell (All American) AMERICAN GRAFFITI: Mark Provost and Patty Mon- teith (Best All-Around) GONE WITH THE WIND: Terry Podedworny and Scott Denelle (Quietest) Junius Kim (Loudest) Patty Wilkens SILENT MOVIE: Junius Kim and Patty Wilkens (Best Dressed) THE GREAT GATSBY: Betsy Becker and Ray Storti (Friendliest) JUST YOU AND ME KID: Ron Smith and Sue McDonough (Most Artistic) LOONEY TUNES: Cindy Pater and Nick Furiano 53 (Tallest and Shortest) LITTLE WOMEN WALKING TALL: Tom Janis and Diane Haverly (Class Couple) LOVE STORY: Susan Zwick and David Nota (Flirt and Wolf) FOUL PLAY: Lisa Huckins and Tim Handrigan (Most School Spirit) ANIMAL HOUSE: Marybeth Crook and Larry Monahan 54 (Best Dancers) SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER: Al Meldonian and JoAnn DeCota (Class Clowns) MEATBALLS: Stan Howard and Anne Kearney Front Row: Julie Furtado. Jane Carter, Donna Lavimodiere. Jett Krul. Peter Calo; 2nd Row: Terrv O Neill Diana Nickerson Janet French, Michelle Dodge. Kathy Holland, Tim Clays. Edward Kierstead: 3rd Row: Robin Aiello. Lisa Schaffran, Jeffrey Bolster. The class of “81” began the year with a brand new council and many big ideas. Their work involved planning dances, bake sales, a movie, and our annual Christmas time visit to the ele- mentary school. We also worked on the Variety Show which is traditionally sponsored by the Jun- ior Class, and of course, the prom — the Main Event.” This year's prom was held at Quidnessett Country Club and was a great success. The Class of “81” looks forward to their senior year with even more enthusiasm. Robin Aiello Matthew Aitkenhead Majid Ashtari Jonna Avella Sue Blake Renee Bood John Braisted John Burrows Peter Calo John Carlone Jane Carter Forrest Cary Lisa Conley Doris Constantinides Linda Crowley Jana Cullen Mary K. Champlin Timothy Clays David Cunningham Mary Cunningham Virginia Dawley Kim Deitrick Michelle Dodge Gwyn Dunnington Stephen Durkin Brian Falvey Marylou Farrell Virginia Farrell Janet French Maureen Grady Mike Griffin Carol Grimm Kathy Holland Tracey Huckins Dennis Hughes Julie Furtado Lori Kapinos Barry Klapp Roger Koukas Jerry LaBonte Jeff Krul Ralph Lataille Donna Lavimodiere Andrew Lawing Mark Levesque Sharon Lindewall Patricia Mancini Paula Marcaccio John Martin Hugh McGillivray John McGrath 57 Peter McHenry Lisa Mertz John Millen Ruth Mueller Diana Nickerson Colleen O’Donnell Laurie O’Neil Terry O'Neill Michelle Palumbo Lee Podedworny Michael Prins Laurie Recio Kerri Riley Peter Rossi Joy Russo Kerri Ryan Eric Scheer Sue Seidel Nancy Sprague Gary Stevens Kelly Sweeney Kathy Sylvia Brian Turnbull Amy White Jeff Woodmansee Julie Young Yau Yu Patricia Zanella Joanne Zuercher 58 60 SOPHOMORES Top Row Mike Sprague Dean Harr.son. Pete Blessing. Dale Denelle. Greg Mitchell. Rachel Hoyt. Kern Allen. Bottom Row Chet Duff. John Florence. Patty Arcabella. Meg O'Neil. Robin Meader. Nancy Dodge. Missing Robert Allen, Lisa Fain Mrs. Boyle On Tuesdays. the Tenth grade council met in room 16 Everyone in the class was wel- comed to attend the meeting, led by class president Meg O’Neil and advised by Mrs. Boyle The class sponsored the first dance of the ■'80,s On their bake sale, they made 60 dollars The class also sold T-shirts. Can- dycanes. more bake sales, and one more dance 61 Karen Abrahamson Darlene Adams Patricia Adams Claire Aldrich James Aldrich Kerri Allen Robert Allen Patricia Arcabella Everett Babcock Michael Baffaro Debra Barszcz William Beatrice Pamela Beauregard Peter Blessing Gerald Boucher Lesley Buonanno Patrick Cavanaugh Raymond Chalifoux Blake Champlin Mary Clays Joseph Cohen Kevin Conlin Denise Crowe Daniel Cunningham Kevin Dailey Jean Damico Verna Dawley Lisa Deignan Shaum Delodzia Lori Delon Dale Denelle Nancy Dodge Dchester Duff Jacquline Eldridge Mark England James Etter Lisa Fain Joan Favoli Shelia Felice Dave Ferdinand Hildy Fitzgerald John Florence Rebeca Foor Susan Fraleigh Susanne French Susan Furiano Livia Gallucci Glen Gardiner Donna Garlick 62 Sheila Garrahy Cheryl Genereux Kimberly Girardi Suzanne Goos Cynthia Hall Kerri Handrigan Pat Handrigan Paul Hargreaves Dean Harrison Rachel Hoyt Pamela Jefferson Kristen Jordan Gerald Judge Lisa Leblanc Donna Letourneau David Lineham Renee Louzon Edward Mancini Peter Manning Colleen Martin Robert Mastriani David Matheson Andrea McConnon Robin Meader Gregory Mitchell Amy Montheith Andrew Montheith Colleen O'Dowd Ronald Ohsberg Meg Oneill Judith Pailthorp John Paglia Joseph Papa Laura Pearce Kerri Pearson Amy Poirier Deborah Prior Nicole Provost Mark Rayta Frederick Rose Diane Rossi Joanne Rossi John Rossi Mark Russo Rick Savoie Paul Sahagian Angelo Sauro Stephen Scorobogaty Robert Sekotor Nancy Silvia Stephen Sliney 63 65 Top Row: Mtchoiio Coh n. Sharon Younkin. Archamboutt. Tom Cronin. Andy Nota. Jack Palitotte. Bradd Cuppaia. Sacond Row: Margia Dodge. Andrea Morrison. Karan Wronoaki. Karl Bivona, Alena Ferraro, Bottom Row Moniqua Savoie. Rhonda Car Iona. Michael Casey. Mart Mrs. Capalbo On Wednesdays, the Ninth Grade Council met in room 10. Everyone in the class was wel- comed to attend and share ideas. Led by class president, Andy Nota, and advised by Mrs. Capalbo and Ms. Nord- lund the class sponsored several fund raising activities, such as bake sales and dances. The whole council agreed that their first year had been a successful one. Ms. Nordlund 66 67 Renee Archambault Leah Arnold John Avella Keith Baily David Barszcz Kathryn Bivona Ellery Blankenship Jackie Boucher Michael Campbell Rhonda Carlone Christopher Carlson Lisa Carocci Andrew Cary Michael Casey Deborah Chalifoux Timothy Champlin Peter Clays Jeanette Clement Michelle Cohen Michael Cole James Cordice Marion Corr Thomas Cronin Bradd Cuppels Patricia Cyr William Davy Lisa DeCota Marilee Denelle Caesar DeSalvo Margaret Dodge Jay Dube William Durfee Robert Ells Thomas Essex Susan Ferdinand David Ferraro Alena Ferraro Michael Frade Morgan Garret Debbie Genereux Keith Gilbert Michael Griffin Gary Hardink Marta House Michelle Judge 68 Yuray Kao Mark Kearney Rick Kenahan Willis Kim Vinnie Koukas Donald Kraines Mary Labonte James Leavens Paul LeBlanc John Lee Erika Macphee Shawn Martin Robert Martini Paul Mastriani Michael McCaffrey Mike McCullough Vicki McConnell Sean McDonough Erin McKenna Kim Mitchell Lisa Monahan Andy Nota Andrea Morrison Anthony Nason Michael Moritti Maureen O'Donnell Jennifer Quinn Monique Savoie Kimberley Oldham Thomas Opishinski John Paliotte Jennifer Partridge Linda Phillips Julie Podedworny Michelle Poirier Judy Radkiewich Brian Rawlings James Rayta James Richards Wendy Rose Richard Ross Eric Schmitt Andrea Sauro Carla Nicole David Naylor Bill Shea Mark Shuman Aurthur Smith Amy Smoker Besty Steinhilber Brian Stuart 69 Nancy Sweeney Annette Tetreault Cindy Thayer Brian Timpson Lisa Valentino Chris Varrechione Karen Wronoski Jennifer Young Suzy Yu Sharon Younkin Richard Zuercher Denise Duffey Tom Quinn Steve Wilson Michaela Burke 70 Beth Allen Dean Carlone April Bourbonnais Stephanie Cicilline Jennifer Davey Michael Engiand Carlos Girardi John Hickey Paul Indeglia Ken Monroe Sue Menard Pat McMahon John Panzia John Pearson Jeff Piccoli Chris Walpole Sean Sullivan Keith Vellone President: Lisa Davey Vice President: Beth Allen Treasurer: Julie Eldridge Secretary: Stephanie Cicilline Lisa Davey Christa Cotter Julie Eldridge Pan Gardiner Kevin Griffin Wayne Johnson Jeff Kirwin Debbie Lindewall Heather Lute Tim O’Neill Gina Saura Curtis Niles Jeffrey Tiner Stephanie Silvestri Sherry Turenne Wendy Broome Lori Bessacini David Archambault 71 David Archambault Patricia Baffaro Thomas Bartolomeo Lori Bessacim Terrance Biafore Donald Blankenship Paul Blessing Wendy Broome Stephen Brown Shannon Camp Frank Caprio Bethany Carlson Peter Carocci Joanne Carter Mark Casey Robert Christofaro Dale Clifford Deborah Coffeen Renee Conley Christa Cotter Denise Cowell Julie Cowell Gregg Cuppels Kimberly Dangelo Lisa Davey Pamela Deignan Raymond Degidio Jo-Ann Delon Russell Desgranges Richard Dryfoos Paul Dube Douglas Dewards Julie Eldridge Deborah Famiglietti Erin Farrell Jeffrey Farrell Peter Favale William Fecto Elaine Fitz Robert Fraleigh Ronald Gabrilowitz Steve Gallagher Cheryl Gallo Thomas Gammino Pamela Gardiner Kevin Griffin Carrie Grimm Chris Guido Mike Handrigan Michael Harrington Michael Hay 73 Christine Hempe Kimberly Holcombe Shawn Hooper Correne Houston Shawn Howe Stephanie Huckins Kenneth Johnson Lori-ann Johnson Paul Johnson Wayne Johnson Michael Judge Trevor Judge James Kearney Susan Kissick Mark Kraines Brian LaForest Michael Lavimodiere Bruce Lawing Scott Lawson Anne LeBlanc Christine LeBlanc Paul Leroy Deborah Letourneau Debora Lindenwall Heather Lutye Robert MacGregor Joel Mallett Judy-Ann Martone Paul Manning Christophe Matheson Sean McCarty Helen McGuire Mike McGwinn Karen Meader Donna Meehan Nina Memi Lori Mertz Eric Moran Jeffrey Morrison Kevin Needham Curtis Niles Maura O'Neill Timothy O'Neill Timothy O'Neill Mark Pagano Anthony Panciera Cheryl Pearson T4 Linda Paliotte Pamela Pearson Patricia Petrone Oavid Pezzullo Mary Pat Prior Kim Quigley David Ray Tammy Reynolds Ricky Ritacco David Rowan James Russo Rachel Salzillo Gina Sauro Laurice Santiago Gregory Scheer Dave Shedd Ted Sherman Stephanie Silvestri Janice Smith Paul Steinhilber Chris Stephenson Joanne Sumner Leonard Sweet Sherrie Theroux Donna Thompson Sherry Turenne Jeffrey Tiner Christine Webb Cynthia Whaley Sarah White Lydia Wilson Veronica Wojick Norman Worthington Tom Younkin Lynn Zuercher Kathleen Foley 75 Viswamath Akella Hanna Aldrich Peter Aldrich Elizabeth Allen Jeffrey Alves Susan Baccari Christine Bailey Maria Beatrice Robert Bood Donna Boudreau April Bourbonnais Jennifer Brayton Catherine Brooks Stephen Brownell Earle Bryer David Caprio Dean Carlone Kelly Carmody Kristin Carr Michelle Carter Karen Chalifoux Lisa Christofaro Stephanie Cicilline John Cinquegrana Frank Como Howard Conley Brian Conlin Kristine Connery Pamela Cook Sue Cook Gretchen Cunningham Clark Cyr Gerald D'Amore Jennifer Davey Lindalee Davis Tara Delodzia Joseph DeSantis Clint Cowr.ey Laurie Dragon Michael England Robin Enloe Toni Everett Thomas Farrell David Gallagher Nicole Gammino Eric Gilbert John Giramma Carlos Girardi Michael Girardi Jennifer Griffin Terry Handrigan 77 Robert Heidersbach David Hempe Geoffrey Hewitt Jonathan Hickey Delley Holcombe Trade Hunt Paul Indeglia Andrea Laurence Leslie Law Paula LeBlanc Christine Lennon Erick Lindewall Dory Manning Michael Marchetti Beth McDermott Scott Mceneaney Suzanne Menard Stephen Mollo Christopher Moore Kenneth Munroe Michelle Nicoll Daniel Nolan Kerry Oldham Thomas Northrop John Panzica Dale Pariseau Melissa Partridge John Pearson Peter Pecuraro Heather Petri Jeffrey Piccoli Christopher Poirier Patricia Price Noelle Provost Paige Quiyiey Joseph Radkiewich Douglas Ricci Kathryn Sands Cynthia Shaw Darcy Shuman Matthew Smith Michael Souza Sean Stanton Stephen Stearns Matthew Stedman Deborah Suggs John Sullivan 78 Kai Yu Christine Zanella Paula Nason Edward Sylvia Susan Theriault Fredrick Tucker David Turco Robert Turenne Louis Valentino Brad Vanley Keith Vellone Lyn Verrier Christine Walpole Jennifer Walsh Justin Walsh Ronald Wojcik Frederick Wright 79 80 Directors Mr. Todd Flaherty Mr. Maurice Allaire Mr Jerome McCarthy Dr. William Holland Mrs. Donna DeWildt Librarian Mrs. Janet Wilson Library Aide 83 « Oscar -for Gesf Guidance Miss Betsy Lee Mr. Ray Birch Mr Ronald Pepler Mrs. Kris Seigel Mrs. Elaine Ricci Mr. John Hutchins Mr. Robert Thibeault Mr. Joseph Cifelli 85 Screen r la tor Osca 6es+ Irs. Patricia Pitocchi Mrs. Lynne Brown A Separ FeTfeace Mrs. Carolyn Vivenzio Mrs. Sharon Weiss Mr William DelGizzo Mrs. Rosaline Butziger Miss Linda Nordlund Miss Lisa DeSista Mrs. Lauren Johnson 88 Mrs. Lorraine Vento Mrs. Cathy Capalbo Miss Maria Daras Mrs. Barbara Duggan Mr. Edgar Brown Mrs. Elizabeth Padula 89 As in any organization, the Student Council has seen both its ups and downs. However, through the leadership of Mr. Johnson as their advisor and through the support of all the student groups and organiza- tions, the Student Council began the year with suc- cess. In September, the Student Council hosted the annual “Welcome Back Dance which proved to be invaluable in raising school spirit. In October, officers, whose responsibility it was to guide the meetings and head the council, were elected. The elections resulted in the appointments of David Nota, President; Terry Podedworny, Vice-Presi- dent; Rachel Hoyt, Treasurer; Mari Denelle, Recording Secretary; and Michelle Cohen, Corresponding Secre- tary. Once committees were formed, Student Council took over responsibility for a variety of school events. The guiding of guests around the school on three dif- ferent occasions, the instituting of new dance policies, the sponsoring of Homecoming, dances, and assem- blies were events which the Student Council organ- ized. Through events such as these, Pier Pride was increased and flourished. Student Council looks forward to the continuation of such traditional events as the “Cerebral Palsy rock-a- thon and the improvement of the school for future years. Narragansett High School is indebted to the Student Council for its fine efforts in the past, present, and future. 92 Council Members: Ruth Aldrich, Robert Allen, Steve Beatrice, Linda Campbell, Jane Carter, Kerry Casey, Michelle Cohen, Doris Constantinedes, JoAnne DeCota, Mari Denelle, Scott Denelle, Mic- helle Dodge, Nancy Dodge, Doreen Har- dink, Rachel Hoyt, Chace Loomis, Larry Monahan, Dave Nota, Beth O’Neill, Cindy Pater, Roger Pearson, Terry Poded- worny, Ron Smith, Sherry Smith, Amy White, Sue Zwick. 93 Maritimes Staff Photographers: Mike Campbell, Willis Kim, Junius Kim, Peter Calo, Mike Webb; Missing: Judy P; thorp, Al Louzon. Excitement, laughter, and tears — these are the emotions which a yearbook staff survives in putting the book together. Laying out the pages of a yearbook is similar to putting together the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, and when all the pieces fit everyone is quite excited! Laughter is heard as the staff reviews the year's memories which are captured in the thousands of sorted pictures. Tears flow freely when a deadline has to be met. The Maritime’s staff of 1980 made many changes in this year's book. The book was increased in size, and the ad section was dou- bled, the paper was changed from '‘glossy to matte, and price was reduced. In addition, two co-advisors who were new to this field took on the responsibilities of reorganization and supervi- sion. Perhaps the biggest change was in the theme — the sea was abandoned and replaced with the theme of Movies. These pages are a result of the dedication, patience, and loyalty of a tremendous yearbook staff. 94 Staff: P McHenry, L. Campbell, L. Stearns, M Campbell, D. Simmons, R Carlone. E Scheer. D. Hardink. G. Hardink, M Griffin. T. O'Neill, R. Leather. B O'Neil. K. Cuppels, K. Holland. J. Podedworny. T Poded- worny, and M Webb RECIPE FOR A YEARBOOK 1 cup of thinking 2 cups of dreams 1 year of memories 3 cups of persistence 1 tablespoon of ability 1 cup of co-operation 2 sticks of advisors 3 cups of Directors,” stars, and Co-stars” 1 cup of plans made and followed through BLEND: the thinking and the dreams ADD: the memories and beat until creamy SIFT: persistence and ability together and add alternately, with co-operation, to the first mixture. ADD: Directors,” Stars,” Co- Stars,” advisors and plans FOLD IN: the memories, beaten stiff BAKE: Narragansett High School SERVINGS WILL LAST FOR LIFE 95 National Honor Society In June of 1979, the Mariner Chapter of the National Honor Society held an induction ceremony. The fifteen students were chosen on the basis of academic aver- ages and extracurricular participation. Along with the eight seniors inducted at that time, were seven juniors: Glenn Babich, Stephen Beatrice, Tracy Brownell, Linda Campbell, Kerry Casey, Beth O'Neill, and Roger Pearson. This year, as seniors, they worked as a group and helped out in the Learning Center as aides. Under the guidance of their advisor, Mrs. Pitocchi, they helped the underclassmen and hope to continue their efforts in the future. 96 ASSISTANTS Throughout the school there are students behind the scenes that are not always recognized. Their jobs vary from helping in the science labs, to delivering papers for the office, to putting books on the shelves of the library. They give up their free periods to help the faculty and staff, who don’t always have enough hands to do all the jobs that have to be done. The science department lab assistants are Amy Curhan, Mark Needham, John Florence, and Ralph Lataille. The office aides are Denise Crowe, Larry Monahan, Sharon Lindewall, Russ Carlone, Bob Martini, and John Carlone. Office aides not pictured are Amy Poirier, Pat McMahon, and Paul Sahagian. The library aides are Carol Salisbury, Suzanne Wilson, Lesley Buonanno, Steve Sliney, Donna Duffy (not pictured), Paul Steinhilber, and Patrick McMahon. Model Legislature is a program in which students from all over the state get their chance to run our government. It is a three day pro- gram in which students, acting as senators and representatives, attend committees and hear lobby- ists. On the last day they hold an actual assembly where bills are passed and debate is heated. This year's participants were: Advisor: Mr. Hilley Senator: Terry O'Neill Alternate: Suzanne Goos Representative: Doris Constantinedes Alternate: Amy White Pages: Michelle Cohen Mari Denelle Renee Archambault 98 Six students and their advisor, Mr. Brown, traveled to Washington D.C. with Project Close-Up from March 2nd to March 8th. The students visited some historical landmarks and attended sessions of the Supreme Court and the Legislature where they saw how the government operates. It was an exciting week-long learning experience that they will not soon forget. 99 Compass Staff The Compass, Narragansett High’s student newspaper is in its fifth year of continuous operation and publishes student and faculty articles, cartoons, poems, photos, and interesting news of our community. The new format reflects the modern objectives of a school publication and seeks to encourage the journalistic endeavors of the younger members of the school. The editorial staff of the paper is con- stantly looking for contributions!!! 100 Debate Club The Narragansett Debate Club this year consisted of Kristen Jor- dan, Joan Favoli, Lynn Dunning- ton, Maureen Grady and Robin Leather. The Club met faithfully each week under the direction of Mrs. Duggan. Literary Club This year’s first Literary Club was comprised of Joann Wilson, Karen Leeming, Lynn Dunning- ton, Mike Varrecchione, Jane Mohan, Leslie Buonanno, Pam Pearson, Beth Wilson, Robin Leather, Steven Sliney, and Sharon Fay. Working under Mrs. Brown, the major goal was to publish a magazine. 101 i 102 Our Narragansett High School drama club re- established itself this year with a new crew and advisor. The advisor, Miss Leslie Flynn, took charge and the outcome of our first play demonstrated her great ability. The play TOGA, TOGA, TOGA was a terrific success. VICTORIA'S HOUSE, our second production, was equally successful. Drama Club Art Park Art Park. What is it? Art Park is a total day for the ARTS. We try to promote the arts and have every department contribute in some way. The school turns into a fair and the public is invited. The past year we had a professional jazz group perform, a rock band, art display and sales, plant sales, bake sales, Narragansett Indians, continuous film and cartoons, kites, karate demonstra- tions, Blue Moon entertainment, track and field events, music department choir. The student is left on his own. The day is a big success. 104 Senior High Honors SENIOR CLASS HIGH HONORS TRACY BROWNELL AMYCURHAN PATRICIA MONTEITH HONORS ROBIN ALDRICH RUTH ALDRICH GLENN BABICH STEPHEN BEATRICE ELIZABETH BECKER DAVE BELLINO SCOTT BURNS KERRY CASEY MICHAEL CASEY MARIBETH CROOK KELLY CUPPELS SCOTT DENELLE LYNNE DUNNINGTON KAREN FELICE LUSA HALLBERG TOM JANIS ANNE KEARNEY ROBIN LEATHER CHACE LOOMIS JANE MOHAN CODY MUNROE DAVE NOTA CYNTHIA PATER ROGER PEARSON THERESA PODEDWORNY JANE RANIERI — LISA ROONEY LYNN STEARNS MARGARET WILKENS PATRICIA WILKENS JOANNE WILSON NARRAGANSETT HIGH SCHOOL 2ND QUARTER HONORS JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS HIGH HONORS MICHELLE DODGE MAUREEN GRADY ANDREW LAWING HONORS MATTHE’ JEFFR JEFJ J JAI Tl DORIS CONST, KATHLI LORI KAPI JEFFRE PAULA MARCACCIA STEVEN MCCAFFREY RUTH MUELLER COLLEEN O’DONNELL TERRY O’NEILL LISA SCHAFFRON BARBARA SI HIGH HONORS PATRICIA ARCABELLA DEBRA BARSZCZ ...OY DODGE NNEGOOS HIGH HONORS DENISE DUFFY CATHERINE GOODRICH ANDREASAURO AMY SMOKER HONORS HONORS PEJER BLESStNQ ETER Bl JOSEPH COHEN VERNA DAWLEY A—JA ES ETTER'V. OAVE FERDINAND ! HILDY FITZGERALD JOHN FLORENCBx SUZANNE FRENCH KRISTEN JORDAN DAVE LINEHAM ---DAVE MATHESON . ORSINI I DANIEL ORSU DIANE ROSSI JOANNE ROSSI SHERRI SMITH MICHAEL SPRAGUE TIM STEDMAN MICHAEjl VARRECCHIONE RENEEARCHAMBAULT CHRISTOPHER CARLSON LISA CARROCI ANDREW CARY PETER CLAYS MICHELLE COHEN BRADD CUPPELS WILLIAM DAVY MARILEE DENELLE MARGARET DODGE WILLIAM DURFEE ROBERT ELLS MICHAELGRIFFIN MICHELLE JUDGE DONALD KRAINES PAUL LEBLANC ERICA MACPHEE PAUL MASTRIANI KIMBERLY MITCHE ANDREWNOTA OMAS OPISHINSKI TTHEW PINKOS YAN RAWLINGS WENDY ROSE BRIAN STUART BRETTSUPRENANT KAREN WRONOSKI SHARON YOUNKIN KAO YURAY SB Junior High Honors Junior High High Honors NICOLE GAMMINO TRACIE HUNT JOHN PANZICA JOHN PEARSON JEFFREY PICCOLI Junior High Honors VISWANATH AKELLA HANAH ALDRICH STEPHEN BROWNELL KELLY CARMODY KRISTEN CARR JENNIFER DAVEY LAURIE DRAGON JENNIFER GRIFFIN DAVID HEMPE JONATHAN HICKEY PAUL INDEGLIA ANDREA LAURENCE PAULA LEBLANC BETH MCDERMOTT CHRISTOPHER MOORE DAN NOLAN KATHRYN SANDS DARCY SHUMAN MATTHEW SMITH FRED TUCKER LYNN VERRIER FRED WRIGHT KAI YU nUQICTIMC 7AKICI 1 A CRISTA COT LISA DAVEY MICHAEU HAY SCOTT LA WSON ✓ DONNA MEEHA KRISTEN MORK MAURA O'NEIL DAVID PEZZULLO AIMEE SUPRENANT TOPHER ALLEN I bessacTni DONALD BLANKE ■ BLESS'lNG ENDY BROOME PHEN BROWN SHANNON CAMP FRANK CAPRIO rTHANY CARLSON DALE JULIE COWELL RICHARD DRYFOOS JULIE ELDRIDGE ERIN FARRELL CHERYL GALLO THOMAS GAMMINO PAM GARDINER KEVIN GRIFFIN MICHAEL JUDGE AULLEROY EBORAH LETOURNEAU EBORAH LINDEWALL PAUL MCDONOUGH NINAMEMI JEFFREY MORRISON KEVIN NEEDHAM CURT NILES TIMOTHY J. O'NEIL TIMOTHY P. O'N PAM PEAR MARY PAT PRIOR SALZILLO GINASAURO STEPHANIE SILVESTRI CHRISTOPHER STEPHEN JOANNE SUMNER DONNA THOMPSON CYNTHIA WHALEY SARAH WHITE TOM YOUNKIN BRUCE LAWING CHRISTINE LEBLANC Spirit Week Live long and prosper. Would you like to sit down for a bite? I'll get you my little pretty! 108 Everything from Dad's old high-waters to Mom's back porch broom was pulled out of the closet and put on dur- ing Spirit Week. Everyone was psyched by Friday, Red and White day, and the football team responded by beating Scituate in the Homecoming game by a score of twenty to eight. Bonnie and Clyde Hello Mrs. Lopner Which way to the Enchanted Forest 109 And what do you want for Christmas? I want my Mommy! What a Joker! no The members of the Homecoming Court were Ruth Aldrich, Jane Ranieri, Marcie Turgeon, Wendy Hermes, Patty Arcabella, and Monique Savoie. On October 20, 1979, Narra- gansett High School hosted its third annual Homecoming. As the football team played on to victory over Scituate, the Stu- dent Council ran the festivities. The floats were paraded around the track and at half time, Ruth Aldrich was crowned as Homecoming Queen. The successful day ended with the traditional Homecoming Dance. Ill Marching Band Back Row, L-R: J. Brown, D. Matheson. M. O'Neill, A. Mon- teith, R. Mueller, V. Dawley, M Campbell, A. Suprenant, R. Lema, J. Papa. M. Grady: Sec- ond Row: M Russo, D. Kraines, P. McDonald. Y. Kao, C. Sum- ner. S. Delodzia, A Morrison, S. Goos, L. Smith, R. Matheson, B Suprenant, J. Russo; First Row: Director: Mr. Cifelli. T O'Neill, R. Meader. K. Mitchell. D. Garlick. J. Pailthorp, A. McConnon, R. Leather, D Rossi, J. Rossi; Sit- ting: D. Robinson, P Rossi, M Amend, S. Ricci, D. Hughes, L. Phillips. R. Allen. The Mariner Marching Band made their first appearance in uni- form this year, led downfield by drum major Steve Ricci. The band rehearses during school every day, and they rehearse twice a week after school during the football season. This requires a great deal of time and dedication. Besides performing during halftime at football games, the band marches in several parades throughout the school year. This year the band has been invited to perform at the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Newport, R.l. 112 113 Soprano II L. Buonano L. Oeignan J. Heine L. LeBlanc W. Rose K. Sweeney Basses K. Hartman J. Millen L. Monahan A. Nota R. Pearson M. Varrecchione Has been in Concert Choir for four years. Barbara Simmons was the accompanist for the choir. 1M Soprano I R. Aiello K. Bivona L. Dunnington S. French L. Griffith R. Louzon A. McConnon J. Pailthorp J. Partridge L. Schaffran S. Lindewall W. Younkin Altos D. Barszcz T. Brownell N. Dodge S. Fraleigh E. MacPhee L. Monahan C. Pater L. Arnold Tenors S. Burns D. Crowe K. Jordan M. Moretti M. Pinkos A. Poirier S. Sliney The Senior High Choir is com- posed of selected students from grades nine through twelve who demonstrate a strong desire to sing. Members participate in the Solo and Ensemble Festival, Cho- ral Festival and Senior High All- State Festival each year in addi- tion to taking a choir trip at the end of the year, and participating in exchange concerts with other schools. Members of the choir have participated in All-Eastern Festivals sponsored by the Music Educators’ National Conference and the American Choral Direc- tors Association. Officers sursr— I W Rom. L Monahan. Vice-President — C Pa tar. Secretary — T. Brownell. Tree- hrector —P. Hutchins. Managers: L Monahan. J Podedwomy, K Jordan. Concert Choir Madrigal Singers Jazz Choir The Madrigal Singers Jazz Choir is comprised of 12-16 exceptionally talented high school students in grades 9-12, who are selected by individual audition. During the first semester, music of the Renaissance Period is performed, whereas the second semester is devoted solely to music of the Jazz Rock genre. This dicotomy of musical styles exposes the performer to many varied musical styles of different periods. Madrigal Singers Jazz Choir David Nota Lisa LaBlanc Lynne Dunnington Lesley Buonanno Debbie Barszcz Roger Pearson Laurie Griffith Tracy Brownell Julie Podedworny Wendy Rose Robin Aiello Larry Monahan Director: Paul Hutchins CONCERT BAND R. Allen, M. Amend, J. Brown. M Camp- bell. V. Dawley. S. Delodzia, D. Garlick, S. Goos. M. Grady. D. Hughes. D. Kraines, R. Leather. R. Lema. R. Matheson. D. Mathe- son, A. McConnon. P. McDonald. R. Meader, K. Mitchell. A. Monteith Concert Band A. Morrison R. Mueller M. O'Neill T. O'Neill J. Pailthorp J. Papa L. Philips M. Prins S. Ricci D. Robinson D. Rossi P Rossi M. Russo L. Smith C. Somner A. Supprenaut B. Supprenaut J. Russo JAZZ BAND R. Matheson. D. Kraines. J. Russo. C. Stevenson. M. Prins. J. Brown. D. Matheson. R. Lema. G. Scheer, S. Brown. D. Hughes, P Macaccio, P. Rossi. S. Ricci. M. Amend. A. Morrison, R. Muel- ler. M. O'Neill, T. O'Neill. J. Pail- thorp. J. Papa. L. Philips. M. Prins. S. Ricci. D. Robinson. D. Rossi. J. Rossi. P. Rossi. M. Russo. L. Smith. C. Sumner. A. Supprenant, B Supprenant, J. Russo The Jazz Band is made up of students from grades 8-12 this year. They rehearse every night and they have helped raise money for uniforms for the marching band. They have raised this money by performing at the Dutch Inn and Light- house Inn. This group also performs at the Spring Concert annually. The Concert Band rehearses during school every day. During the marching band season, the band also rehearses after school one day a week. Besides performing at halftime during football games, the marching band plays at several parades throughout the year. This year the band marched in the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Newport. Concert Band Jazz Band Soprano I C. Brooks K. Carmody K. Chalifoux R. Conley D. Cowell N. Gamino K. Harvey S. Kissick T. Laurie A. LeBlanc M O'Neill V. Wojak S. Huckins S. Turene T. Northup K. Quigly J. Martone S. Anderson P Baffaro Soprano II B. Allen C. Brooks K. Carr M. Carter L. Christafaro P Cook C. Gallo C. Houston T. Hunt A. Lawrence L. Law B. McDermott H. McGuire S. Menard M. Partridge C. Shaw D. Sherman J. Lamner R. Enlos P LeBlanc Alto M Braisted D. Caprio M. Casey J. Cinquegrana E Fitz M England R Fraleigh T. Judge J. Mallet P. Mac Mahen J. Panzica P Pecoraro J. Piccoli M Stedman B. Vanley H. Lutze P. Nason S. Brown The Junior High Choir is made up of seventh and eighth grade stu- dents who show an interest in sing- ing. Members of the group partici- pate in Solo and Ensemble Festival, Southern Regional Concert Festival and Junior High All State on a yearly basis. 117 Junior High Choir N. Akella B. Allen A Bourbonnais W Broome S. Brown S. Brownell A. Calcagni F. Caprio P Cook C. Cotter J. Cowell J. Davey L. Davey J. Delon E Farrell C. Girard S. Heidersbach D. Hempe S. Hooper P Indeglia M. Kraines S. McEneaney K. Meader D. Meehan N. Memi C. Moore K. Needham T. P. O'Neill T. J. O'Neill J. Pearson J. Picili K Quigley D Ray T. Reynolds D Ricci R Ritacco R. Salszillo G. Scheer J. Smith M. Smith C. Stephenson A. Suprenant S. Sylvestri S. White M. Souza D. Famiglietti The Junior High Band, rehearsing twice a week, performs an annual Christmas and Spring Concert. This year the band additionally performed an exchange concert. Officers: Greg Scheer — President: Scott McEneaney tary-Treasurer — Lisa Davey. Director — Joseph Cifelli — Vice-President; Secre- Junior High Band Stunt People Football The Mariners 1979: Row 1: Ray Storti, Mark Sprague. Kevin No hands Holland. Mike Webbski Webb. John Juan Clays. Dan Dowda O'Dowd. Tony Varrecchione. Dave Dr. No Nota, Mike Goo Young. Larry Monahan. Ed Eddie Braisted. Mike Mighty Case Casey, John Blessing; Row Two: John Burrows. Brian Turnbull. Vinny Varrecchione. Steve McNiff, John Millen. Bob McNiff. John Timpson. John Martin. Steve Zwick. Brian Vanley. Mike Prins; Row Three: Dave Webb. Ron Oshberg. Mark Kearney. Mike Wallace. Mike Sprague. Peter Blessing. Bob Sekator. Mike Griffin. Andy Nota. Chester Duff. Peter Clays. Dean West. Dave Lineham; Row Four: Asst. Coach Mike Pinner Chadwick. Head Coach Jim Zepp, Asst. Coach Todd Horseshoe Head Flaherty. Trainer John Wardle. Mighty Case Kicks off Our fearless leader Big Ed and Tim on the Sweep 122 What — me nervous? 1979 proved to be a powerful year in Narragansett athletics and the football program was no exception Under the leadership of head coach Jim Zepp and assistant coaches Todd Flaherty and Mike Chadwick, the mighty Mariners compiled an outstanding record of 9-1. This record represents the Mariner's finest effort in Gansett's football history as they missed the class B small championship by only one game in a disappoint- ing loss to Warren. The Mariner Machine sported a wealth of football talent and placed eight members on the all-class teams. Receiving first team honors were seniors John Clays. David Nota, Dan O'Dowd and junior Tim Clays. Second team honors were awarded to sen- iors Tony Varrechione. Mike Webb. Mike Young and junior Vinny Varrechione. Congratulations to these out- standing Mariners The season was filled with high- lights and excitement, pride and emotion and the team's spirit of competition was alive and doing VERY well Who could forget our homecoming rout of Scitu- ate 20-8. or their superb effort as they squeezed by East Greenwich 15-14 Nothing could have ended the season better, however, than their crushing defeat of rival South Kingstown 20-0 For a complete list of scores, please turn to page 152. Dave goes in for six The N's have it 123 CD C ' o 05 0) 0 0 O 05 _Q O o 124 The successful foot- ball season wouldn’t be complete without a spirited group of cheerleaders and the 1979 Mariners had a squad of whom they could be proud. Under the direction of co-cap- tains Tracy Brownell and Pat Monteith the cheerleaders practiced hours for pep rallies and games, and pro- duced polished rou- tines. Enthusiasm, ded- ication, and the patient coaching of Mrs. Weiss, Mrs. Johnson, and Miss DeSista were the keys to the squad's success, and it was with a great deal of pride and accomplish- ment that the squad finished the season. Left Row S. Zwick. K Holland, M Judge, L Fain. N Sprague, T. Brownell, M Denelle, J Car- ter, K. Ryan. R. Hoyt. J DeCota, P Monteith etball Cheerleading C 5 CO GG Captains: P Monteith, T. Brownell Squad: S. Zwick, C. Zanella, J. Young, L. Conley, N. Sprague, N. Dodge, L. Fain, P Beaure- gard. M. Denelle. Despite the addition of many new members, the 1979-80 basketball cheerleaders were able to quickly coordinate their efforts and become an excellent squad. Led by co-captains Pat Monteith and Tracy Brownell and coached by Mrs. Weiss and Miss DeSista, the cheerleaders perfected their routines and successfully involved the crowd in spirited yells. These girls remained enthusiastic through a long season and are to be commended for their dedication. Sue Zwick Junior High Cheerleaders 126 Junior High Cheerleaders Chris Judge Michelle Nicolle Karen Chalifoux Sherry Turene Stephanie Huckins Debbie Lindewall Lisa Christataro Lynn Verrier Pam Cook Kelly Carmody Gina Sauro Michelle Carter Senior High Baseball Standing, Left to Right: Coach Al Christopher. Steve Zwick. Chace Loomis, Vinny Varrec- chione. Tim Handrigan, Tim Clays. John Blessing, Peter Podedworny, Peter Blessing. Coach Steve Chadwick; Kneeling. Left to Right: Dale Shields. Randy Fiske. Mark Eldridge. Rob Buchanan. Greg Kirwan. Pat Clays. Marc Theroux. 129 130 CO -Q CD CO CO CD Team Richard Zuercher, Scott Lawson. Thomas Opishinski, David Ricci, Bradd Cup- pels. David Serpa, Thomas Cronin, Robert Ells, Michael Casey, Gregg Cuppels; Back Row: Coach Mansolillo, Richard £enahan, James Kearney. John Shola. William Dur- fee. William Harri- son. Frank Caprio, John Palliotte. Nor- man Worthington, Tommy Bartolo- meo. Wrestling The Narragansett High School Wrestling team is coached by Mr. Adham and Mark Paliotti. The members of the team showed our school what great coaching skills these two men have. The wrestling squad compiled an overall record of 11- 7. An outstanding effort was contributed by all. The members of the squad are Russell Car- lone, Mark Amend, John Schaffran, Ed Braisted, Mike Casey, John Rossi, Brian Turnbull, John Timp- son, John Millen, Tim Stedman, and Dave Ferdinand. u K Wrestling 134 o 0 1 ( ) co o O To most people, run- ning is a drudgery per- formed to stay in shape Most spectators feel that Cross-Country is an indi- vidual sport, but the boys who participate in Cross- Country consider them- selves a team. Together, they suffered spre legs and shin splints; yet, they managed to keep high spirits. The team highlighted the season with a key vic- tory over North Kings- town. They also placed two members, Eric Scheer and Jeff Krul, on the All-Class team. Everyone on the team is looking forward to a good season next year and would like to extend a special thanks to Mrs. Ranaldi for taking time from her busy schedule to coach the team. Bottom Row: Left to Right: Anne Kearney. Amy Curhan. Beth O'Neill. Meg O’Neill; Middle Row: Debbie Prior. Wendy Hermes. Paula Marcaccio. Lisa DeCota, Julie Young, Alena Ferraro; Top Row: Michelle Cohen. Michelle Palumbo. Doris Constantinedes, Amy White. Michelle Dodge. Robin Aiello. Terry O'Neill. 136 This years girls' varsity tennis team finished with an outstanding record of 12-0. They are the first team to go undefeated in the history of the school! All the girls played well as their record shows, and look forward to an exciting season next year, as well as the arrival of their new jackets. cn CD H ( ) O CO 138 The spring of 1979 proved to be a successful season for coach Roger Chase and the boys' ten- nis team. As proof of their effort, the team posted a polished 7-5 record. Representing the Mariners were co-captains John Averill and Glenn Babich. John was awarded the title of Most Valuable Player for 1979 not only for his contribution to the team record, but also for the sense of responsibil- ity he demonstrated throughout the season. Members of the 1979 Boys' Varsity Tennis Team: Bill Allen Minas Constantinides John Averill Dale Denelle Glenn Babich Scott Denelle Joe Cohen TEAM Coach Richard Adham •• K Casey ••C. Pater ••K. Holland K. Pearce C. O'Donnell J. Russo M. Farrell K. Sylvia V. Dawley T. Huckins P. Arcabella S. French S. Smith P. Archambault K. Wronoski D. Genereux K. Bivona P. Jefferson S. Younkin J. Partridge K. Jordan R. Carlone M. Poirier A. Morrison J. Boucher M. Savoie A. Smoker •• Tri-Captains UO The Fall sport’s program was completed this year with the addition of the girls' soccer program. The excellent coaching of Mr. Richard Adham, combined with the tremendous efforts of the girls, resulted in a very successful year. As a first year team, the girls surprised many with their outstanding abilities. They witnessed their only defeat when they traveled to Massa- chusetts to play Lunenburg High School. The team was led by Co-Captains Kerry Casey, Cindy Pater, and Kathy Holland in their victories. Ml 142 03 -Q Q) O O The Spring of 1979 brought many changes to Narragansett High School, including the coaching of the girls' volley- ball team. After a battle with the school committee to preserve the team, Debbie Ranaldi took on the job of coaching it. Throughout the season, everyone gained experience and learned the value of good sportsmanship. They all look forward to a prosperous season in 1980. Team members: Captain, J. Poirier, A. Sylvia, C. Lawson, L. Campbell, K. Sylvia, V. Dawley, V. Farrell, S. Hinkley, L. Smith, V. Dawley, R. Bood, S. Seidel, L. Fain, D. Crowe, V. Hoey, S. Furiano. Softball 143 - - — mUSrnm Kneehng, L to R: Nancy Dodge, Jackie Eldridge, Debbie Barszcz. Pam Beauregard. Joy Russo Mari- ni) Crook. Ellen White and Meg O'Neill; Standing, L to R: Coach Poirier. Carla Ferreira Michelle Dodge, J°anne Sekator. Susan Zwick. Patricia Monteith, Kerry Casey. Kim Casey. Susan McDonough and Kelley Cronin y The Narragansett Girl's Softball team set their goals high this year and why not? Last year they had been state champs! There were many new faces this year — with a lot of talent But for many it meant putting on the pressure'' to achieve starting positions. As the season prog- ressed — the girls learned to play together and were very enthusias- tic. Unfortunately the sea- son was not as perfect as last year, but the girls compiled a respectable record of seven wins and five losses L to R, Top Row: Michelle Judge. Michelle Dodge. Michelle Cohen. Karen Wronoski. Sharon Younkin. Rhonda Carlone; Mid- dle Row: Amy Smoker. Renee Archambault. Tracey Cook. Pam Jefferson. Cathy Foor. Coach Poirier; Front Row: Amy Poi- rier. Jackie Eldrich. Ruth Aldrich, Joy Russo. Kerry Casey. Laura Pearce. 144 This year our girl's basketball team had a very productive season. With Mr. Poirier as their coach, the team showed great enthusiasm and spirit of competition. This year’s Seniors, Kerry Casey and Ruth Aid- rich, played their best and proved to be a great asset to their team. Many other great young players began this season and did well against their oppo- nents. After a slow start, the Marinettes eventually showed true potential by displaying their shooting abilities and skilled passing. We wish good luck to all of next year's team members. 145 05 £ Q) CO 05 CD 14H The Mariners compiled an outstanding 18-4 record for the 1979-1980 season The season had many highlights, but the victory which stands out in most of the players' minds is the game with Tiverton in which the Mariners won by one point (58- 57) The captains of the team were Mark Sprague. John Clays, and Ray Frade The team was led by seniors John Clays. Matt Thomas. Ray Frade. Kevin Holland. Mark Sprague, and Steve Beatrice. The season was the Mariners most successful since their entry into the league in 1975 A team is only as good as their bench, and to prove the point, the Mariner J.V.’s were 21-1 for the season. This J.V. team gives a bright future to the team for next year Post Season Honors John Clays — All Class 1 st team Ray Frade — All Class 2nd team 147 Jr. High Basketball This year the Jr High Mariners had one of the best sea- sons ever. Under expert coaching the teams came out with outstanding records and possible playoff spots. Highlighting the boys' season was a key victory over the favored Thompson by a score of fifty to twenty-five If there is any doubt whether or not the Senior High Mariners will have a strong team in the future, just take a look at the Junior High Mariners. 14!) 8 % This year the girls gymnastics team, although plagued by injury and illness, finished their season with a respectable 5-4 record. The Marinettes posted impressive victories over such teams as West Warwick, Rogers, and Hope. Strong individual efforts were turned in by Becky Foor and Rachel Hoyt, each having qualified for state championship competition. Rachel placed 10th with an outstanding score of 7.25 in the floor exercise in a field of 57 contestants. For a more complete listing of scores, please turn to page 152. Team photo left: Top Bar: Debbie Barszcz. Terry Allen, Kerry Ryan Bottom Bar: Liisa Halberg. Colleen O'Donnell. Floor: Becky Foor. Pat Mancini, Rachel Hoyt. Missing from photo: Debbie Chalifoux. Sports Scores NHS vs. W. Warwick 10-15 6-15 NHS vs. Warwick Vets 0-15 9-15 NHS vs. Prout 8-15 6-15 NHS vs. Coventry 8-15 7-15 NHS vs. E. Greenwich 6-15 15- 5 NHS vs. Chariho 6-15 12-15 NHS vs. Ponaganset 12-15 15- 5 NHS vs. S. Kingstown 6-15 0-15 NHS vs. Tollgate 2-15 3-15 NHS vs. N. Kingstown 4-15 6-15 NHS vs. Pilgrim 3-15 9-15 NHS vs. W. Warwick 15- 3 12-15 NHS vs. Warwick Vets 2-15 5-15 NHS vs. Coventry 14-16 6-15 NHS vs. Prout 9-15 11-15 NHS vs. E. Greenwich 6-15 15- 9 NHS vs. Chariho 5-15 11-15 NHS vs. Ponaganset 14-16 3-15 NHS vs. S. Kingstown 6-15 3-15 NHS vs. Tollgate 2-15 1-15 7-15 11-15 15- 9 NHS vs. Girl's Softball Chariho 2- 7 NHS vs. Westerly 13- 0 NHS vs. N Kingstown 1- 2 NHS vs. E. Greenwich 4- 0 NHS vs. W. Warwick 7- 9 NHS vs. Prout 1- 0 NHS vs. Chariho 0-10 NHS vs. Rogers 7-13 NHS vs. Westerly 13- 0 NHS vs. N. Kingstown 5- 4 NHS vs. E. Greenwich 7- 1 NHS vs. W. Warwick 1- 2 NHS vs. Prout 8- 0 NHS vs. Rogers 11- 5 Football NHS vs. E. Greenwich 15-14 NHS vs. Burriville 14- 0 NHS vs S. Kingstown 20- 0 NHS vs Warren 0-23 NHS vs. Central Falls 26- 0 NHS vs. Scituate 22- 8 NHS vs. Hope 27- 6 NHS vs. N. Kingstown 14- 0 NHS vs. N. Smithfield 22- 7 NHS vs. Tiverton 14- 0 NHS vs. Ponaganset 28- 0 Round Robin 152 NHS Boy s Baseball Girl s Basketball NHS vs. Rogers Exhibition NHS vs. E. NHS vs. S Kingstown 4-5 Greenwich 36-48 NHS vs. N Kingstown 11-2 NHS vs. Coventry 22-54 NHS vs. E. Greenwich 2-3 NHS vs. Prout 40-48 NHS vs. Coventry 4-0 NHS vs. Middletown 51-55 NHS vs. Chariho 6-0 NHS vs. W. Warwick 36-45 NHS vs. Hendricken 0-4 NHS vs. Westerly 29-45 NHS vs. W. Warwick 7-3 NHS vs. Tiverton 44-24 NHS vs. Westerly 1-0 NHS vs. Chariho 52-43 NHS vs. Tollgate 2-3 NHS vs. E. NHS vs. S Kingstown 14-0 Greenwich 35-33 o t NHS vs. N Kingstown 5-3 NHS vs. Coventry 31-42 NHS vs. E. Greenwich 2-0 NHS vs. Prout 55-42 NHS vs. Coventry 5-0 NHS vs. Middletown 49-39 • NHS vs. W Warwick 6-0 NHS vs. Portsmouth 37-41 NHS vs. Chariho NHS vs. W Warwick 48-55 NHS vs. Westerly 5-2 NHS vs. Westerly 32-47 j NHS vs. Tollgate 0-4 NHS vs. Chariho 30-33 Wrestling NHS vs. Marwood. Vt. 42-28 Junior High Baseball NHS vs. Otter Valley, Vt. 33-32 NHS vs. E. Greenwich 4-8 NHS vs. Middletown 18-42 NHS vs. S. Kingstown 2-1 NHS vs. W. Warwick 40-15 NHS vs Metcalf 6-4 NHS vs. Valley Stream. N Y. 18-36 NHS vs Chariho 2-6 NHS vs. Bishop Hendricken 33-31 NHS vs S Kingstown 6-7 NHS vs. E. Greenwich 22-22 NHS vs Thompson 2-3 NHS vs. N. Providence 20-32 NHS vs. Chariho rained NHS vs. Warren 28-27 NHS vs. Davisville 6-2 NHS vs. Central 45-12 NHS vs. Chariho 36-28 NHS vs. S. Kingstown 32-21 NHS vs. OLP 43-19 NHS vs. Mt. Pleasant 36-24 NHS vs. Smithfield 23-24 NHS vs. N. Kingstown 23-25 Bov’s Tennis NHS vs. Hope 50-12 NHS vs. Chariho 4-3 NHS vs Central Falls 22-34 NHS vs. Westerly 4-3 NHS vs. Portsmouth 1-6 NHS vs. S. Kingstown 0-7 NHS vs. W Warwick 4-3 NHS vs. Middletown 4-1 NHS vs. Westerly 4-1 NHS vs. Westerly 3-4 NHS vs. S Kingstown 2-5 NHS vs. W. Warwick 6-1 NHS vs. Chariho 5-2 Gymnastics NHS vs. Bristol 2-5 NHS vs. West Warwick 51 7-41.5 NHS vs. North Providence 48-63 NHS vs. Coventry -66 NHS vs. Rogers 64-56.7 Girl s Soccer NHS vs. Hope 64-27.3 NHS vs. Barrington 2-2 NHS vs. Prout 96.8-104 NHS vs. Moses Brown 1-0 NHS vs. Woonsocket 66 8-39.7 NHS vs. S.K. 6-0 NHS vs. Mt. St. Charles 66 8-585 NHS vs. Barrington 4-2 NHS vs. Cranston West 69.7-75 15 NHS vs. S.K. 7-1 NHS vs. Wheeler 2-1 NHS vs. Wheeler 3-1 NHS vs. Moses Brown 2-2 NHS vs. Lunenberg, Mass 0-7 Baby Picture Key pa_9£ SM page M I. T. Furiano, 2 N. Furiano. 3 M Prov- ost. 4 B Becker. 5. A. Kearney. 6 R Leather. 7. C. Zanella. 8 M. Turgeon. 9 M DeCubellis, 10. A Curhan. 11. S Denelle. 12. J. Schaffran. 13. S. Farrell. 14 P. Wilkens. P. Wilkens. 15. K. Hart- man. 16. C. Etter. 17. L. Stedman, 18. L. Monahan. 19. L. Dunnington. 20. G. Pellgrino. 21. K. Felice. 22. G. Guy. 23. C. Pater. 24 L. Campbell. 25. B McNeills. 26 D. Fitzgerald. 27. G Babich. 28. K. Casey. 29. J. Ranieri. 30. J. Clays. 31. T. Varrecchione. 32 S. Cicilline. 33. D. Tetreault, 34. L. Morris. 35. B. O'Neill. 36. A. Wright. 37. S Bea- trice. 38. R Carlone. 39 R Smith. 40 S. McDonough. 41. S. Zwick, 42. D Haverly, 43 B Bivona, 44 K. Holland. 45. L. Halberg, 46. D. Hardink. 47 M Sylvia. 48. L. Huckins. 49 T Brownell. 50. C. Munroe. 51. K. Cuppels. 52. P Monteith. 53. J. Warner. 54 S. Howard. 55. T. Podedworny, 56. S. Wilson. 57. S. Burns. 58. L Rooney. 59. L. Stearns. 60. K. Burke. 61. C. Salisbury. 62 C. Loomis. 63. M Sprague. 64 R Pear- son. 65 D. Simmons, 66 M Lester. 67. R. Aldrich. 68 K. Pearce. 69 J. Mohan. 70. D. Nota Photography Credits We’d like to thank the following school photographers for their help: Judy Pailthorp, Willis Kim. Mike Campbell. Gary Hardink. and Leslie Buananno. A special thanks goes to Scott Durocher. Mike Webb, and Junius Kim for their excellent photography and last minute rush jobs. Staff Credits A special thanks goes to these people who were not on the staff, but who came to the meetings and contributed both time and talent. Thank you Rhonda Carlone and Judy Pailthorp. Art Credits The Yearbook staff would like to thank Cindy Pater who contributed her wealth of artistic talent and time to the pages of this book. 0 0 Congratulations to the Class ot 1980! 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Averill Ralph Blydenburgh 783 5455 OAK WOOD PRODUCTS CO. 171 Aldrich, Robin: Concert Choir 2, 3; Guardian Angel 2; Compass 3: Bas- ketball 4; Softball 1; Volleyball 4; Library Aid 3; Clinic Aid 4. Aldrich, Ruth: Student Council 4; Class Council 4: Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 4; Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 4. Amend, Mark Anderson, Sue Babich, Glenn: Class Council 1,2, 3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Jazz Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2, 3; Math Team 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 3: Tennis 1,2, 3,4 Barszcz, Debra Beatrice, Stephen: Student Council 3, 4; Class Council Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; High Honors 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. Becker, Elizabeth: Honor Roll 1,2, 3; Learning Center 4 Bellino, David Bivona, William: Class Council 4; Ski Club 3; Football 1; Volleyball 2; Soc- cer 2. Blessing, John: Honors 4; Football 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 4. Boucher, Lisa: Basketball 1. Braisted, Edward: Football 3, 4. Brownell, Tracy: Student Council 3, 4; Class Council 1, 3; Class Council Pres. 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; High Honors 1,2,3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Madrigals 2, 3, 4; Blue Moon 2, 3; Band 1; Compass 2; Compass Editor 3; Cheerleading 1, 3, Cheerleading Capt. 2, 4 Burke, Kelly: Compass 2; Cheer- leading 2; Softball 2. Burns, Scott: Student Council 2; Class Council 2; Project Closeup 2; Honors 1, 4; Concert Choir 2, 4; Madrigals 2, 3, 4; Compass 2; Cross Country 2; Tennis 4; Track 3, 4. Cahoon, Jimmy Campbell, Linda: Student Council 3. 4; Project Closeup 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; High Honors 1; Honors 2, 3, 4; Guardian Angel 2. 3; Year- book 4; Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4; Learning Center 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Carlone, Russ: Student Council 1; Concert Choir 3; Football 3; Wres- tling 4. Casey, Kerry: Student Council 4: Class Council 2, 3; Class Council Sec. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honors 3, 4; Blue Moon 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1.2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Soc- cer Tri-Capt. 4: Learning Center 4. Casey, Michael: Student Council 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Wres- tling 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Tennis 4. Caswell, Bill: High Honors 1, 2, 4; Honors 3: Math Team 3, 4. Cicilline, Sue: Ski Club 1, 3, 4; Guardian Angel 3; Basketball 2; Vol- leyball 4. Clays, John: Student Council 4; Class Council 4: Honors 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Track 3, 4. Connery, Patricia: Class Council 1. Crook, Maribeth: Blue Moon 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Office Aid 2, 3,4 Cuppels, Kelly: Honors 1,2, 4; Year- book 4; Compass 3, 4; Debate Team 4; Homecoming Committee 4: Vari- ety Show 3. Curhan, Amy: Class Council 1,2, 3, 4; Honors 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 1,2,3, 4. Cushman, Jennifer DeCota, Jo-Ann: Student Council 4; Blue Moon 3, 4; Band 1; Drum Majorette 2; Yearbook Typist 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Softball 4; Office Aid 1,2, 3, 4; Guidance Aid 4; Library Aid 1. DeCubellis, Michael: Blue Moon 3, 4: Band 1; Baseball 4; Wrestling 4. Deery, Marybeth Deitrick, Debbie Denelle, Scott: Class Council 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Cross Country 1, 2; Wrestling 2; Ski Club 4; Tennis 3, 4. Dowdell, Debbie: Class Council 2; Honors 1, 2; Newspaper 3; Home- coming Committee 2, 4. Duffy, Donna Duffy, Kathy Dunnington, Lynn: Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 3. 4: Blue Moon 2, 3; Yearbook 3; Compass 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Debate Team 4; Literary Club 4; Jazz Choir 4. Durocher, Scott: Blue Moon 3; Year- book Photographer 1,4; Compass 2; Ultimate Intramurals 4. Entwistle, Doreen Etter, Craig: Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Blue Moon 3, 4; Football 2. Evans, Keith Farrell, Sharon: Concert Choir 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Gymnastics 1, 2; Home- coming Committee 1,2, 3, 4. Fay, Sharon: Honors 4; Library Aid 1,2, 3, 4; Literary Club 4. Felice, Karen: Ski Club 2; High Hon- ors 1; Track 1. Fitzgerald, Debbie Frade, Raymond: Madrigals 2; Blue Moon 2; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 4. Furiano, Nick: Band 1, 2, 3; Com- pass Cartoonist 3; Special Art 4. Furiano, Thomas: Blue Moon 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Jazz Band 1, 2; Com- pass Cartoonist 3; Special Art 4. Gaboury, Sandy: Band 1,2. Gross, Barry: Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2; Volleyball 2, 3. Guy, Georgia: Ski Club 3, 4. Hallberg, Liisa: Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Blue Moon 3; Band 1; Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 4; Volleyball 4. Handrigan, Tim: Football 1, 2; Base- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 1. Hardink, Doreen: Student Council 4; Project Closeup 3; Concert Choir 1; Guardian Angel 1, 2, 3: Yearbook 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Volleyball 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Committee 4 Hartman, Kevin: Concert Choir 4; Band 1,2,3; Jazz Band 1,2,3; Bas- ketball 4; Baseball 2, 4 Haverly, Diane Holland, Kevin: Football 4 Howard, Stanley: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1, 4; Drama Club 1; Vol- leyball 1. Hoxsie. Dean: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Blue Moon 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3. Huckins, Lisa Janis, Tom: Ski Club 2; Blue Moon 3, 4; Compass 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Boys- tate 3; Prom Committee 4. Johnson, Bill Karbassi, Mitra Kearney, Anne: Compass 4, Softball 4: Tennis 3, 4. Killeen, Kellie Kim, Junius: Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Com- pass 2, 3,4. Leather, Robin: Honors 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Debate Team 3, 4; Literary Club 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; School Store 4. Leeming, Marylou: Big Sister 3. Lester, MaryEllen Loomis, Chase: Baseball 3, 4. Louzan, Alfred: Yearbook 4. McCooey, Bill McDonough, Susan: Class Council 1.2, 3; Cheerleading 3; Softball 3, 4. McNeilis, Beth Meldonian, Albert: Variety Show 3. Miller, Mark: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1. Mohan, Jane: Honors 1, 2. 3, 4: Lit- erary Club 4. Monahan, Larry: Student Council 3, 4; Class Council 3, 4; Concert Choir 1.2, 3, 4; Madrigals 2, 3; Blue Moon 2, 3 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Football 3, 4; Office Aid 3, 4; Jazz Choir 4; March- ing Band 1,2; All State Choir 3. Monroe, Lori Monroe. Mitch Monteith, Patricia: Class Council V.P. 1; Class Council 2; Class Coun- cil Tres. 3: Honors 4; Blue Moon 3, 4; Compass 2; Cheerleading Capt. 3, 4: Softball 1,2, 3,4. Morris, Lisa: Intramural Basketball 1. Munroe, Corena: Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1. Narciso, Dan: Football 3; Wrestling 4; Soccer 1. Nota, David: Student Council 1; Stu- dent Council Tres. 2; Student Coun- cil V.P. 3, Student Council Pres. 4; Class Council Treas. 2; Class Coun- cil 1. 4: Class Council V.P. 3; Model Legislature 1,2.3, 4; High Honors 4; Concert Choir 1,2,3; Madrigals 1,2, 3, 4; Blue Moon 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Football 2, 3: Tri-Capt. 4; Jazz Choir 4; Track 3, 4; Award for excel- lence in Madrigals 3; Senior Privi- leges Committee 3,4; Learning Cen- ter 4 O'Brien, Kerry O'Dowd, Dan: Football 3, 4; Basket- ball. O'Neill, Beth: Student Council 3 4; Class Council 2, 3; Class Council 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; High Honors 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1; Madrigals 2, 3, 4; Blue Moon 2, 3; Band 1; Yearbook 4; Compass 3, 4; Cheerleading 2; Tennis 1, 3, 4; Vol- leyball 1; Track Club 3. Papa. Thomas Pater, Cindy. Student Council 4; Class Council 2; Class Council Sec. 3; Ski Club 2, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2; Concert Choir Sec. and Treas. 3; Concert Choir V.P. 4; Blue Moon 2, 3, 4; Guardian Angel 3; Yearbook 3; Editor in Chief 4; Volleyball 4; Soccer Tri-Capt. 4; Library Aid 1,2; English Tutor 1. Pearce. Karen: Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Blue Moon 3; Guardian Angel 3; Volley- ball 4; Soccer 4; Track Club 3. Pearson, Roger: Class Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 4: Blue Moon 3, 4; Band 1,2; Jazz Band 1,2; Compass 2; Jazz Choir 4. Pearson, Skip Pellegrino, Gale: Ski Club 1, 2; Cheerleading 1,2; Junior High Aid 1, 2; Field Hockey 1,2; Track 1,2. Podedworny, Terry: Student Council 3; Student Council Sec. 1: Student Council V.P. 4; Honors 3. 4; Year- book 3, 4; Cheerleading 2; Softball 2, 4: Learning Center 4 Provost, Mark: Ski Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Blue Moon 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3; Tennis 4. Quarry, Douglas Randolph, Roger Ranieri, Jane: Class Council 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Band 1; Gymnastics 1. Rooney, Lisa Sahagian, Jerry Salisbury, Carol: Guardian Angel 1, 2 Schraffran, John: Wrestling 3, 4. Shea, Steven Silvestri, Vicky. Band 1,2, 3. Silvia, Mary: Ski Club 4; Cheerlead- ing 2; Variety Show 2, 3. Simmons, Debbie: Yearbook 4. ft ™ Smith, Ron: Student Council 4; Ski Club 4; Cross Country 2, 3; Cross Country Capt 4; Track 3, 4; Blue Moon 3, 4 Sornberger. Maureen Sprague. Mark: Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3. 4: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. Stearns, Lynn: Yearbook 3, 4; Homecoming 4; Variety Show 3; Honors 3. Stedman. Linda Stevens. Mark Storti, Ray: Football 3, 4. Tetreault, David Thomas, Matt: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4 Tomasi, Jon Turgeon Marcie: Volleyball 1,4. Varrecchione, Tony: Class Council 1; Blue Moon 3; Compass 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Football Capt. 4; Baseball 1, 2. 4; Wrestling 3, 4. Warner, Judy: Gymastics 1 Webb, Mike: Football 2, 3; Football Capt. 4. West, Scott Westcott, Paul Wescott, Scott Wilkens, Patricia: Class Council 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Honors 1,4; Guardian Angel 3; Compass 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Softball 4; Gymastics 4. Wilkens, Margaret: Class Council 4; Ski Club 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 4; Variety Show 4. Wilson, JoAnn: High Honors 4; Library Aid 1, 2, 3, 4; English Aid 1, 2, 3, 4; Literary Club 4; Learning Center 4. Wilson, Suzanne: Guardian Angel 1. Wright, Ann Young, Michael: Football 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Zanella, Carol: Cheerleading 4; Gymnastics 2; Honors 2, 3. Zwick, Susan: Student Council 3, 4; Class Council Sec. 1; Class Council Pres. 2, 3; Ski Club 1; Honor 3; Blue Moon 4; Compass 4; Cheerleading 2, 4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 1,2, 3; All-State Softball 2; All-Division Softball 2, 3. 173 We would like to thank the following PATRONS: Suii Yu U.R.I. Renaissance Anonymous Carol The Kid Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Durfee Bill Caswell Bear Mrs. Nancy Carlone Miss Sharon A. Decota '78 Mrs. Angelica Dionisi Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Indeglia Vult. of A. Mrs. Janice Causey Mr. and Mrs. Stearns Mr. Paul Hutchins John Clays E.J.P. Mr. 8rown W. A. Hilly and Family Kevin Holland Gale Pellegrino Steve Beatrice Mark Miller Kim Deitriclc Mr. and Mrs. J. De Cota Lynn Stearns D.A.W. Theresa Stearns Mr. and Mrs. William B. Rose Mike Murray Debbie Hornung Mr. and Mrs. Paul Casey Diane Hornung Jane Ranieri Mr. and Mrs. John Fiore David Tetreault Rose N. Simmons Mrs. Archambault Pauline House Mr. and Mrs. Herrick Spencer Lisa Morris Judy Pailthorp Greg Wright Doreen Hardink Georgia Guy Mary Ellen Lester Cody Munroe Donna Duffy Dr. Who and The Tardis Diane Haverly Midge McHenry Kathy Davis Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Wilson, Sr. Leo's Exxon Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. McHenry Skip Pearson Robert J. Thibeault Lynne Brown Mr.and Mrs. Donald F. 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O'Neill Ronald G. Smith Margaret Mary Wilkins, I. Marianne and Joseph O'Neill Vida McLennan Linda Campbell '80 Mr. Johnson Congratulations, Ann G. '79 Debbie, Class of '78 Trevor Roper and his Incandescent Poodle Luigi Vicotti Mr. S. J. Gumby Jennifer Griffin Vida Wynne Griffin Frances Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chappell Kirsten A. J. DeCubellis Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flesia, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Norman A. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. William Northup The Piercraft Shop Maribeth Como Pete Rossi Frenchy Skinner Merdle Fred Lori and Brodie Peter Podedworny Yo Yo Montgomery Ward The Zwicks The Notas 176