Narragansett High School - Maritimes Yearbook (Narragansett, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

MARITIMES Volume VII 1983 Narragansett High School Narragansett, Rhode Island 'hanging Currents, Changing Times . . . We are all MARINERS, sailors of the open sea around us, plotting a course for the future. Day by day we change with each new tide. Our minds are filled with knowledge opening doorways inside. Strong dedication leads us through. Red and white signals spirit and pride, together we cheer. Acquaintances become companions as we stand side by side, sharing our lives. Over the years we grow with each new discovery and every old mistake. The time we spend is long. There are smiles and tears, but the echoes of laughter remain. The halls are quiet as we walk away. We take with us memories of our first days, once novel and challenging, which now seem like a second home. We have seen each other change, and with guidance, always come out on top. Fondly looking back, we know what we have gained is irreplaceable. The future holds a challenge, which we have faced once before, but we now face it with goals and dreams that are within our reach. . . . Lisa Valentino Advisor Dr. Stephen Horwitz Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor . . Stephanie Silvestri Layout Editor Copy Editor . . Heather Tremblay Business Manager Kim Mitchell Sales Manager Kevin Palumbo Assistant Sales Manager . . . Scott McEneaney Art Editor Tom Quinn Co-Photography Editors Willis Kim Secretary Lisa Valentino Cover Design by Keith Bailey Tom Quinn Karen Seamans Erin McKenna Cover Artist Typist 1 2 DEDICATION This year it was decided that the dedication of our yearbook would not go to a teacher but to another member of the faculty who we feel has had just as much influence in our lives. It is with sincere respect that the class of 1983 dedicates this book to Mr. Maurice Allaire. As a member of the Guidance Department, he devotes much of his time to seniors and their con- cerns. He has helped us through SAT’s. scholar- ships and college applications. He has helped us make our decisions about careers, universities and majors. No matter how complicated this all seemed to us. and no matter how many questions we had, Mr. Allaire was always there with a simple solution and a reassuring word. It is because of all this that he has not only been a counselor to us but a friend in the truest sense of the word. There is simply no other way to express the gratitude we feel. Mr. Allaire, the class of ’83 leaves you our yearbook and our thanks!!! CONTENTS STUDENTS FACULTY ACTIVITIES SPORTS POTPOURRI SPONSORS A MESSAGE FROM: Dr. Holland AND: To the Class of 1983: I would like to extend my best wishes to the 1983 graduating class as you leave our red carpeted corridors at Narragansett High for the last time. As you look back many years from now and read passages and look at pictures from this yearbook hopefully you will have pleasant memories of your years as a high school student — times that were filled with fun and excite- ment. good friends, and limited responsibilities. As you reflect back on your secondary education, however, I would ask you to look a little further at a few other things. Ask yourself how Narragansett High School contributed to your growth and development. What role did the school play in helping prepare you “to make a living?” Did the school teach you how to think more critically, creatively and productively? Did it help teach you how to live?” Did it lay the foundation for later learnings? It is my hope that you will give positive responses to these questions and that Narragansett High School will get high grades on the report card you keep on our school for life. For after all. our primary function as educators is to help you achieve your maximum potential and lead happy and productive lives. Hopefully. Narragansett High has played a significant role in contributing to that end. Sincerely, William R. Holland. Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools Mr. McCarthy Dear Graduates: June, 1983, marks the end of your school career. It also is the beginning of many new ex- periences for you. Whether you will be going on to college, serving in the military or going directly to work, many opportunities will present themselves to you. It is my hope that you will wisely take the right opportunity to make your life personally suc- cessful and at the same time be positively con- tributing to society. With best wishes and hope for your future, I say farewell. Sincerely, Jerome R. McCarthy Principal � � A BIT OF ADVICE FROM Mr. Flaherty Dear Class of 1983: It is with a sense of nostalgia that I bid farewell to the class of 1983, but here’s hoping that lives of excitement and good fortune await all of you. Hopefully Narragansett High School has provid- ed you with meaningful and positive experiences that will sustain you through the difficult challenges that lie ahead. As an educator, I am proud of what you have accomplished collectively as a class. Continue to set high goals for yourself and work diligently to fulfill your career plans. Sincerely, Todd D. Flaherty Assistant Principal AND: Mr. Allaire Dear Seniors, Our school does not have a motto. If I could sug- gest one, it might be Plus Est En Vous (You’ve Got More In You Than You Think), a saying found long ago on the wall of a Belgian church. 1 suggest this motto to you because in many ways you will now become your own teachers and will have to rely on inner strengths and insights in your daily living and learning. I hope these strengths could be convictions such as “Accept yourself as you are . .. Stand on your own two feet... Be not divided in yourself... Learn how to be free ... Learn how not to be busy ... Know that the world needs you .. And with these may you have the power to effect what you have recognized to be right, “despite hard- ships, despite dangers, despite inner skepticism, despite boredom, despite mockery from the world, despite emotion of the moment,” as my favorite teacher once said. If you do, the view from the mountain top will be superb, wait and see. Peace and all good things. Maurice R. Allaire Director of Guidance 5 MARINER LOG ’83 Beginning our Freshman year with the guidance of Ms. Norlund and Mrs. Capalbo and the leadership of Presi- dent Andy Nota, and Vice Presidents Michelle Judge and Renee Archam- bault we soon overcame our fears and anxieties of what high school was to bring. And through the dances and bake sales we marched ourselves right into our Sophomore year with Moni- que Savioe representing our class for the second year at the Homecoming and Andy Nota and Tom Cronin as President and Vice President. Though it seems only a very short time ago we were then just underclassmen with what seemed like forever till gradua- tion ahead of us. Well, our Junior year began and we elected President Sharon Younkin and Vice President Brad Cuppels to lead us. It was the year when Erin McKen- na was chosen to represent us on the Homecoming “Hayride.” And who will forget the variety show, or the other fund raisers for our Junior Prom, when Judy Catougno was crowned queen among the court of Renee Ar- chambault, Karen Wronoski, Kris lem- ma, Erin McKenna, Lisa Valentino, and Mari Denelle, the night we danced to Outrage at the Seamen’s Inn in Mystic, Connecticut. 6 Then the big year began and we were honored with THE SENIOR I.D.’s and the privileges that went with them. With our football team winning Homecoming day, a queen was chosen from the class representatives Kris lemma, Connie Beck, and Judy Catougno. Mr. McCarthy crowned Kris during halftime, and again our float went unawarded. Sharon and Brad again took leader- ship, and the magazine drive was the beginning of the fund raisers for the an- ticipated night in June. But let us remember as we are com- pleting our college requirements, S.A.T.’s, and financial aid forms, we are also completing a short time in our lives in which we have developed the most. Let us leave with memories still warm in our hearts and with the hope of success and dreams come true for all of us, THE CLASS OF ’83. 7 Renee Archambai Leah Arnold John Avt’lla lall Deitrick Denise Duffy Will Durfee Robbie Ells Connie Frank E ble rerdinani BAgFarrare ivona Scott Camp Michael Campb’a Rhonda parlone Chris Carlson Lisa Ca; Goodrij yKearney KeAahan dudy.|CatiLidgpo Deborah Chalifoux Tjn Champlin Peter Clays Maribeth Como ioukas Marion dorr Carl Cotti, Tom CrAnin Bradd Q±ppel: Ed Mancini Carla Manci Chris Maror Bru Andyf ota Bob Nottage Maureen O’Donnell limOldha n j Tom Opishinski Kevin Palumbo. Ed Padillo Dave Parmentier Jennifer Partridge Dennis Paton Jennifer Pearce Pam Pearce Linda Phillips J Matt Pinkos Julie Podedworny Michelle Poirier Jennifer Quinn Tom Quinn Judy Radkiewich Bryan Rawlings Jamie Rayta David Ricci Rose Tom Santiili Andrea Sauro iro Mor PeSa vote Eric Schmitt Karen Seamans Billy Shea Mark Shuman Laurie Smith Betsy Steinhilber Susan Stoll Brian Stuart Brett Surprenant Nancy Sweeney indy Thayer Brian Timpson Heather TYemblay Lisa Valentino Chris Varrecehfeipe Karen Wronfski Jen,Young Sharon Younkin Suzi Yu Richard Zuercher Senior Dedication Mrs. Capalbo Ms. Nordlund Our Senior Class, of 1983 would like to give warm thanks to the two people who got us off the ground. Through the years they have helped with everything from bake sales, pin sales, candy sales, magazine sales, to flower sales. Plus the many activities such as dances, proms, the Junior Variety Show, and our ever-famous Homecoming Floats! From our first year of High School to our last, we have been structured into a working body of friends, who have come a long way! 10 Friends for life!!! Charlie’s newest angels!!! Is Lisa really taking our picture? But Dave, I don’t wanna’ go!!! YOU WOULDN’T DARE!!! Did you call me?? _ Keith Bailey “As far as my eyes can see, there are shadows approaching me, and to those 1 left behind I wanted you to know, you’ve always shared my deepest thoughts, you follow where 1 go.” — Alan Parsons leak JrnolJ “For what ever you want! Do it now! For Tomorrow, There may be a Law against it!” —“LELA” oiepk Be aiio Bonitance s4. Beck Connie “I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore, I can do. Any kindness that I can show, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.” 12 — Anonymous Kathryn tSivona. “Love when you can Cry when you can have to . .. Be who you must That’s a part of the plan Await your arrival With simple survival And someday we’ll all understand One day we’ll all understand . . — Dan Fogelberg Kick arj oiepk 4 4 BourL Let’s call it quits onnaii � � 13 Jtay dfizaheth Cafuoyn “Laugh at all you trembled at before.” o — Cowper jCisa (1arocci 14 Wickaet Pa J Casey “Fight the good fight every moment every minute every day, Fight the good fight every moment it’s your only way.” — Triumph Ck ristopker C. artSon “The chessboard is the world; the pieces are the phenomena of the universe; the rules of the game are what we call the laws of nature. The player on the other side is hidden from us. We know that his play is always fair, just and patient. But also we know, to our cost, that he never overlooks a mistake or makes the smallest allowance for ignorance.” — Thomas Henry Huxley Andrew “I get by with a little help from my friends” — Paul McCartney and John Lennon RkonJa W Carte one “Treat people in such a way and live amongst them in such a manner that if you die they weep over you, and if you are alive they crave for your company.” — Hazrath Ali WariUk onto Peter Jl. Ctayi “The best way to command respect is to be worthy of it.” — Bernard Meltzer Kevin Pontu 15 BraJJ Ju duppefi .awrence L uppeli “They say that lights of carousels spinning fast you got to ride them. Well, the world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams, its Heaven and Hell; they’ll tell you black is really white, the moon is just the sun at night and when you walk in golden halls to give the King his golden ball, its Heaven and Hell. — Black Sabbath CarlCotlL “Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead. Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” — Albert Camus “One must break the barriers of the mind before breaking the barriers of the body.” 16 s. uian _ 4nne SirJit u � “Long we live, and high we fly, smiles we’ll give, and tears we’ll cry, all you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be!” — Anonymous JL Serraro “Worry is like a rocking chair. It gives you something to do but doesn’t get you anywhere.” — Bertin Meltzer St even CjurJi ner “I think the highest and the lowest points are the most important ones. All the points in between are, well, in between. I want Freedom to try everything. I guess to experience everything at least once.” — Jim Morrison rSavicl Sen-are “Life is a series of experiences each one of which makes us bigger, even though sometimes it is hard to realize this.” — Henry Ford nhUJC.ro , ano “In every real man a child is hidden that wants to play.” — Friedrick Nietzsche 18 WuLJ UrJ Our desires always increase with our possessions. The knowledge that something remains yet unenjoyed impairs our enjoyment of the good before us. 2U™ enereux Cjury . J-farJinL With am f m(. Mm 3 anJJ PUkf JJapt, y “There is a time to live, and a time to die, A time to laugh, and a time to cry.” — By Parliment + Funkadelic (P-Funk) “I’m young, I’m wild, and I’m free.” — Triumph _ Kristine IfYiarie 9emmet “Let the disappointments pass. Let the laughter fill your glass. Let your illusions last until they shatter.” — Jackson Browne 19 Ware Jf, earney MU JLn J(i m “All work and no play make Jack a dull boy. — James Howell PaJ 2b. JCeBtanc “Follow thyself, be thyself and let your imagination flow toward the gates of success.” Vincent KouL as 2) ona UJ(. tames $°ll “This is no social crisis, just another tricky day for you.” — The Who Carfa _ 4nn Iflflancini “Time is on my side” — The Rolling Stones Ji Aa Jnne Wonak an “£LooJ” “I’m as free as a bird now and this bird you cannot change ...” — Lynyrd Skynyrd “We’re on a mission from God.” — E. B. Sk awn J(atlr(een Wartin “We all need time to be alone, to think ... to dream ... to wonder.” WicW W 21 Victoria WcConnJt WicLJJoL nicjtouyi, “People try to put us down just because we get around. Don’t mean to cause no big sensation. Talking about my generation.” - The Who Sean amei !UccJJonouqt “Find a way or make a way!” Wc bonouqli 22 Brin WcJC.nna RoUt nhcUt Joirfk B. Ill “Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is of you.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson WicUtDk omai Woretti “The impulse is pure — Sometimes our circuits get shorted. By external interference Signals get crossed — And the balance distorted. By internal incoherence.” — Rush jindrea orri ion 23 J3ruce Hatlianief imber u o am « j . - .Atm “Never Give Up On a Dream” — Terry Fox 4ndrew £Jwarcl Vota “Often the test of courage is not to die but to live, When all else is lost, the future still remains.” omad OpidlunA i Wlaureen 4nne O' onnett “Wc oe “Just when you thought you had life’s puzzle all put together, someone hands you another in piece! “The best is yet to come!!!” Kevin PatunL “All alone, or in two, the ones who really love you, walk up and outside the wall. Some hand in hand, some gathering together in bands. The bleeding hearts and the artists make their last stand.” Thanks N.H.S. — Pink Floyd 24 linia Jnn ‘The difficulty in life is the choice.” — George Moore Pamela pearce “I bend but don’t break.” — V.K. 25 Jennifer j ane Quinn ‘It matters not how long we live, but how.” — Bailey WicUt.-Jnne oirier 'Wiki “I know you will remember me sometimes. 1 know from experience how much pleasure is given by the recollection of the past. The knowledge that lives in someone’s memory gives to life a little color which we need today more than at any time.” ulie _Ann f odedworny Tod “To love and be loved is the greatest Joy on Earth.” — A Very Special Friend jUM J. l?aJL iewich M” “There’s always tomorrow.” Dir omai Qui, “Cl • Jom “I like to think of myself as living proof that people have a sense of humor about themselves.” — Guiden 26 “I live in a very small house, but my windows look out on a very large world.” — Confucious “True success can only be found if we meet every challenge head on with courage and accept life’s burdens with maturity.” Ok omai J. SantiUi “Wise-men have always been misunderstood!” — Hoops 1982 “There are two paths you can go by but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you’re on.” — Led Zeppelin r instinct; moral bravery is a much higher and truer courage.” 27 Your life is what you make of it, there’s no secret to success. It’s all in how you take it, that determines happiness! — KS itlonicfue jean Lavoie “So long as we love we serve; so long as we are loved by others, it would almost say that we are indispensable; and no man’s useless while he has a friend.” — Robert Stevenson ea f ric s4nthony Schmitt “I recall how it used to be in my younger days, I built a wall around my heart to keep the pain away. 1 built it tall and I built it wide. I left no room for doubt. Your love still found its way inside and will never get back out.” (Jeanne) — Elton John “Mary money!!!” — R. F. Kimball mu si. uman 28 aCaurie -Smith “We know what we are but know not what we may be.” — Shakespeare B rian Btuart (Brett Wichaei Surprenanl “It’s just a jump to the left, and a step to the right, put your hands on your hips, and pull your knees in tight, it’s the pelvic thrust that drives you insane, let’s do the time warp again!” — RHPS Buian Carol Shit “When all the broken hearted people living in the world agree, there will be an answer, let it be. For though they may be parted, there is still a chance that they will see there will be an answer, let it be.” — The Beatles Clancy Bu eeney “Ability is of little account without opportunity.” 29 — Napoleon � . LiAau “Leave me alone don't want your promises no more. Cause Rock and Roll Is my religion and my law won’t ever change, may think it’s strange. You can’t kill Rock and Roll. It’s here to stay.' — Ozzy Ozbourne rHiia Jiynn 1 afenlino “Life is like an onion, you peel off one layer at a time, and sometimes you weep. — Sandburg “When you have a dream, don’t let anything dim it, keep hoping, keep trying, the sky is the limit.” f rian ZJimpion “There is only one success — To be able to spend your life in your own way.” — Christopher Morley Jleatk er War., re mblay “We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done.” — Longfellow „Karen jCynne 'I Uronoiki “It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice.” C liriitoplier J . 'IJarreccliione “Who loves not women, wine and song. Remains a fool his whole life long.” — Johann Voss 30 “I’ve got the magic power and the music is me .. 31 — Triumph Photos of the following seniors were not auailable: Kim Baccari Scott Camp Timothy Champlin Ed Mancini Robert Martini Robert Nottage Edward Padillo Anthony Nason Chris Maroni 11 wirnr lU ulfwo J,J) Wy ca ' y -' IJ3C M_X K±C Jr , O . —. O - - A . ■ 7 ■C UoJU SnnO'Hv , 077Tf L- 'I uMd f CL. Se P 'i 2£2S j uiUu iu. § iO f °? few, . ± J Jikc. 7 p5 4W XCaeA(g V s 7 a Tousie . 'Wills. Cc Ktr AurKi A!-c)c5 wa a r-j cr fc JHi lAM SiiytAi 4u v ' - r,(JZAC U -h s? pti n. g2h.o]kllfW j i fflsrffl ... d-w.. ij u [) JlsUa L s£ ul £ Senior Class Council First Row: Joy, Kris, Judy. Mike. Second Row: Rhonda, Kim, Mari, Karen, Lisa, Sharon, Andrea, Suzi. Third Row: Jen, Renee. Mike, Rick, Chris, Bradd, Tom, Will, Mike, Andy. This year, the class council devoted all of its efforts to raising money for the Prom and the class gift. They held a magazine drive, raffle, Christmas dance and sold candy canes. The entire class coun- cil would like to thank our advisors Mrs. Capalbo and Miss Nordlund for their years of Guidance and Leadership. 35 tliUlLi: Most School Spirit Sharon Younkin and Tom Cronin Best Dressed Jamie Rayta and Karen Wronoski Best Cars Suzi Yu and Mike Moretti Quietest Jay Dube and Maryann McConnon Best All Around Mari Dennelle and Bradd Cuppels Space Cadets Carl Cottle and Rhonda Carlone 36 aiiLLiiiit Most Athletic Peter Clays and Renee Archambault Biggest Preps Kim Mitchell and Billy Harrison Class Clowns Jen Partridge and Mark Shuman Most Typical Seniors John Avella and Andrea Morrison Biggest Non-Preps Sue Stoll and Bob Nottage Contributed Most to the Class Shawn Martin and Andy Nota 37 Most Artistic Tom Quinn and Suzi Yu Most Likely to Succeed Renee Archambault and Brett Surprenaut Flirt and Wolf Chris Varrecchione and Joy Catuagno Class Couple Karen Seamans and Michael McCullough Class Leaders Sharon Younkin and Bradd Cuppels 38 EGGMjjE Most Musical Linda Phillips and Michael McCullough Most Talkative Mike Griffin and Lisa Carroci Most Academic Andrea Sauro and Brian Stuart Friendliest Alena Ferraro and Mike Casey Tallest Shortest John Lee and Karen Wronoski Junior Prom The Junior Prom was an exciting af- fair for the class of ’83. It was held at the Seamen’s Inn in Connecticut on a beautiful spring evening, May 7, 1982. Preparation for the night brought ner- vousness and anticipation. Finally, after worrying about how everyone looked, the evening began. The band “OUTRAGE” provided musical entertainment. Everyone proceeded to dance the night away, with “ALL OF MY LOVE” by Led Zepplin as our prom theme. After, the prom parties were abundant and well at- tended in and around town. The memories of that unforgettable night will not escape our thoughts for years to come. We know that this year’s Senior Prom, to be held at the Dunes Club, will be just as exciting! I l -bb. K � x '.-uK, will to Sharon a big, juicy (ace and odor eaters; to Andrea. my white ( .uidy, to Trissa. the ability to stay away from pigs on the soccer field, to Karen, a 30 minute stopwatch; to Chris, all the goals I never scored, to Doug, all my Izod and Base ( amp shirts; to Michaela. the ability to steam up a sliding-glass door and all my punk-rock . loihes. to Michael, tighter gray shorts, to Jen P the ability to remember who she made out with at a party, to Jen Bird, the ability to fly in a straight line, and lo Pam. the abilities to stay away from foreign men. if C ir� Muror , will to Mike. Rob. Fran. Larry, and Henry Every road tells you- you each a true story, happiness, and internal tranquility. I. Joy CWi gno will to Kris and Lisa, memories of ladies night; lo Mr R ibinson. an Italian son in law; lo Judy, her own BMW that she does not have to shar. with me. to AngelJhis laugh AHHAHAHHA. and to everyone else, the ability to , slocate your di« iider right before the final exams I. Jeii’ttferiPearce. will to Rhonda Carlone the ability to walk through IGA without con f,patina something I will to Jennifer Partidge (Slug), the body, mind and soul of B C to Michaela R . nil of Kari Bivona’s kinky experiences, and to Debbie G . the ability to like one person at a time. L Michael Campbell, will to “Stewy a social life; to Willis Kim. an nlarrn clock; and to Mike Hay. the ability to make it through a soccer game without getting hurt. I. S.aan A Mmrid. will to Joann C . a successful senior year; to Peter Connelly, an empty bottk ol. rum;’’ and best of all. to the ‘Gang of 83 — Heather. Judy. Julie, Karen, I sa. Kimmle Nancy and Wendy, happiness and the best of luck in the years to come w. I More Keorn y. will to Coach Miller a girlfriend over 15; to Joy and Judy, a Joe Jackson tape, to my sister Cathy, the nickname Gory; and to my brother Jimmy, a pumpkin stem I Denise Duffy will to Mr Pctro a normal sense of humor, and to Dr Champlm. a copy of Th e Memory Book I. flryon Rowlings. wilffo Kevin «i d Dave, all my different gym towels and a good oflen- ■•uve line and to Chuck, some nuts and bolts. I. Kan Bivoiia. will tpy body and all my articles of green clothing to Mark Casey; to the school I will the desire to leave Narragansett High, to Colleen Burke. 1 leave my ability to instruct« plncTvpot. I. Christophs %nerrh:oru will to the Phantom. Alena and my new locker combo; to Dana, her own phone and the best of luck, to Tom Cronin, my ability to shoot at ihe wrong basket during gurney to Andrea M.. my pre calculus skills, to Andrea S . the nickname of ‘ wet diaper. ' to Lisa Valentino, the memories of our junior prom, to Bryan and Mike. Heather. lo Mike Casey, the fond memories of L M and M C : to Tom C . an invitation to the next party I have, to Terry B . another year at Gansett High, and a Philips Exeter hiri; to Bille H . a pack of cigarettes to tmpresa someone, to Pete Clays, Skyra does Cathy know? To Mike M . a new car and K M : and to Bradd. a permanent home. • I. Karen Wronoslci. will to my brother Peter all my disco records; to Lisa, a plane ticket to Spain; to Robbie andpavid. my Pina Colada recipe, to Tommy, some funny jokes; to Debfne and Michaela. a shorter 440. to Renee, toll-free calls to Princeton, to Sharon. Mark Ca y when he reaches 5'8 r to David Ricci, a run on the beach; and to Mr Adham. a complaint-free soccer team. I To p Opishnski. will to KeVfn N.. an air sick bag for those times when he f flying too high, to Carlos, my killing ability: and to Stewy, the ability to play crlbbage f Erin MJfenna. will to the entire senior class, nuclear repellent suits to Connie, a year s suppKTofiolbpops and E.T,. to Vick.. kpl£!Kg work and the confidence to be herself to Marc Kearney, one giant size chocolate cake, and to Katie and Moira, my E period study and lots of luck in the years ahead. 1. GntJ. will Kyle s 5me wheejsjmd a crystal ball, to Kevy. lights at northend and his first gjriiiiemi and j© little Arty, a ride home frofn the Pier. I. yall to Any Mane the ability to learn how to got out of detention; to Rut'ell. extra ere f . t'j my brother Frjok. all the As I never got. and to Paul, all X Ruhord Zoeiclvr. wnll to my sister Lynn, my excellent speaking ability in Spanish; and lo my brother Jim. my professional metal-wooing ability. I Sharon Yount?j. wi!l't my brother T m. a night at our wild parties, to Dawn, my little Mack book: to Rk hieNrt.tth irl as sweet as me; to Ms Nordlund. all of my gratitude, to Mark C.. jpyhandcuffs JlfHKfflde; to Debbie, a face to face” encounter, to Karen, free 'Conan tickets fuff wo; to Michaela. a fond librarian, my 3D feet and a white suit case with green stripes, to Suki and WiH. s case of Np Doze” for ail Mr Petro s classes. tTcirtdrP . my basketball skills, and to Andrea, my everlasting friendship, love and gratitude furwt special memories f McCommW) Will to mv sister Rhonda the ability to make it through high school wiltwut getting an F, ’ p Kris and Joy. memories of J R V’ to Stephanie, the ability to Tjn perfect prom date, to Er.n ny thanks for having the patience to remain my friend all these years, and fowark, A 6 M L l? kWy Hornwill to Terry B . my John M Rose.” to Dave P and Rick K . all the n prf times at Cartochet with Woodsie and Pina Colada Day; and to John, my Imp and 1, A’bu«� to fWdhe. will to my brother Dean. Andrea Morrison and all nine of her bikuus: lo jcn p t a-iieo y boyfriend with a name she can remember. the ability to walk around puddles after parties and a -caV even she ceiy dn.e; to Jen P . a clone of R S so she can SENIORS LEAVE MORE ai at do everything she's always wanted. also a home closer to the town and the unique e pertence of'spending a week with Danno in Sugarlnaf. to anyone who i n|oy mch. table with Kart Bivona. to Mr Robinson, a class with more energy than him; and to Cot me Beck, a vote for Homecoming Queen I. Cathy Goodrich, will to Senor Tucker two more students iust like Andrea and I. t Renee, a ride over the Tappan Zee Bridge at 5 p m.; to Andrea, someone spe graduation, and to Lisa, many more summers like the one of 82. !. Tom Santilh will my skills in metal shops to Mr Thibeault 1. Lisa Moncton, will to mv little buddy Kim. an empty bottle, to my brother Jake, tfo keys to the Blues Mobile for the weekend; and to all my pals. Good Luck!” 1. naatdPnoyu nitet. say goodbye and so long as I part from Narragansett I would like t( Uav, all the lunches I didn i eat to the school's cafeteria aides I. Jennifer YWiq. will to Chrfcta Cotter my ability to play tennis, to Lori Bessacini. mi ability to run on the court and my ability to beat West Warwick next season 11. Mott Pinkos wii n-V sister Deb the ability t| learn, to Kevin N a a chocolate shak- Hi, Judn.Catuogn whining voice, to Lisa, a speedy ride home from the zoo; to Andrea S., thanks for all th 5 confidence: and to Joy. her own BMW that she doesn't have to share with me Looi i fom Cronin, will to Karen a friend; to Man. my French ability and all around wit; t Terry, the word -Fundamental’, and to teachers, my notes. 1. Nancy Su eeneV. will to Wendy two tickets to the next John Cougar concert; to Sue. pair of scissors of her own; to Heather, my ability of notetaking (in Inter ), and to Karen Lisa, Julie and Kim. the best of luck in the future. I. B(tiler , leave to Susan all my love; to T.Q.. an autographed picture of Heather T to Chris C, the ability to say the word Stewy 1.000 different ways; and to Mr McCai thy. 50 Slim Whitman albums 1. Andrea Sauro will to my sister Gina all of Miss Nordlund's help: to Miss Nordlund. i appreciation for everything; to Timmy, Gerik and Ribs, the hope that they always stay adorable; to Cathy and Peter, one week without a fight, and to Shawn, a date with Oma I leave to Bradd all my friendship and love forever wii tu r ake; ahrt t-. Mi. Petro, a foot In height will to Kris her own privat� fence at Waterville Valley; to Angelo, m packap 1. Donald Hopkins, leave the school my outstanding records in track and field. I held th record in the track events and people who sign up for it can try to beat my records. I, Will Durfee. will to Kevin Needham my green thumb Don’t forget to water the plants' will to Mr. Petro, my chemistry apparatus and gnSfiS mes1 I will to Rebe an� ! my ability to have fun doing anything; and 1 will to Suzi. good luck in the future, lots memories. and ny love Keep doing your homework I. Debbie Chakfoux. will the north lav to Judy. Kim. Karen. Joann C, Patty. Dory, C leen.1 Dawn .-Veronica, Debbie. Pegleg, Jennifer. Darcy. Stephanie, etc I will to all rr sisters. Karen. Kun. and Terri, all my good grades and my ability to get oveT on teache and Father Flaherty. I. Carl Cottle, will to Bruce Nathaniel my social life and all the good times that go with and to Andy Nota. my wonderfu! abiMv to type 1. Andrea Mornson. will to Debbie, Fred; to Kim, 68 Q. to Lisa, my phone Ml. to Bo Lester; to Rhonda, gate profits and a bottle of Flush out. to Markie. the AM radio; and Sharon, my rollerskates and glasses, and myself as a friend forever 1. Angelo Sauro. will to Russ DesGranges my ability to graduate on time; and to N Johnson anti Mi. Thibeault, I leave my dirty socks In the corner of my gym locker 1, l isa Valentino will to my brother Louie his own box; to Karen, affection, happim forever, and a ride over the Newport Bridge to find a crew.” to Cathy, a thousa smiles, lunch at McDonald's, my own mailbox and “So tine!”. To Mr. Poirier ma thanks; to Amy, companionship, a night in our leaf ’ and one more ride on the June Cruise, plus more PC's;” to Billy and Hick, my parklng-W job and more good times Canochet IET phone home); to Frank, the $1.00 I never gave him and rus picture in t yearbook; to Andrea, another surprfst party and the Chinese food you never got; Peter, the front seat, to M. wars of fan in Newport and WPB with me and to aH r friends, especially the seniors, love and friendship forever!? 1. Tom Quinn, leave the rest of my sanity to anyone who wants it, to the Big Guy. a dr. code and an Art Department budget, and I Keith Bailey, a show case for h.s buttons a a blues mobile. 1. Robbie Ells, will to Chuck a six of.4,owenbrau and to Dave P . directions tr Patsy’s. I, Alena, will to Alisa and Amia. the times I had to be home 2 hours before'anyone else Lori Bess, my running abilities, t Michael, the tlfnes he jumped over me. to Bruns. talks, to Rob. my driving ability firough Wakefield. I. Mike Moretti. will to the Junior Class Council, my ability to pick great prom bar Finally, to Rob Sweet, a great timd-Svith A.F or C.F 1, Heather Tremblay, will to Nancy S . my (IF) notes; to Bqbbv. the ability to pass future math classes with such a helpful tutor' To Wendy Karen, Julie, Judy, Lisa Kim. ! wlih the best of luck in the future To Mr Christophel Pwish him the best of 1 in finding another hard worker! I. Pam Pearce, will to my sister Jenn the ability to remember whm she made-out with morning after, to DeOde. the ability nol to remember I will to Michaela the will p . . go out with One person at a time, and finally, to little Mark Casey, all the oooh la la’s Sasson has to offer. I. David Ferrare, will to my brother my big black book and the ability to use it well: lo ! than just memories cy, I will my brother, and to Ron. my grandmother over shoulder boulder holders | Kris lemma, will to my sister the ability to ‘'live it up during her high school years and to enjoy them to the fullest (just don’t get caught!), to Usa. I leave more of our wild and crazy times together and the hope that our friendship lasts forever; to Vicki, my spider earrings to wear and admire always I also leave my love. To Judy. I leave memories of a long, slimy, muddy boat ride through Matunuck and scenic Pi. Jude, and myself as a friend forever; to Joy. a tape of Joe Jackson Ya gotta look sharp. I. Brett Surprenant will to Lisa Davey my A in Calculus; to Sarah White, my cushy job as a dishwasher, and to Kevin Needham. I leave my ability to walk up a beach and back without throwing up I, Rich Bourbonnais will to April my reason for coming in late — ‘T worked last night. I. Andrew Notu. will to Todd Flaherty good luck in receiving his Doctorate at B U to the best coach in R I. Jim Zepp. the best of luck in class BB: to my sister, my uncanny knack for never getting in trouble for all the thino to Fam dlmu ve in the years ahead. I Kim Oldham will to my sister Kerry my great personality, and to my sister Karen, the hope that she will do better in typing thA i did I will (to my brother Ricky good luck in future years in high school, and to all my buddies. lots of luck In everything you do. I. Carla Mancini, will to Vernoica Wojclk the last stall in the north lav and all my book reports for Youth and Law. 1. Michael McCullough, will to L A., happiness with J.D.: to Alicia, the fun times I had; to Karen, memories of the great times; to Gary, my ability to find certain things; and to Steve, cancellation of the 50c debt. I. Peter Clays. will to Lisa V. a one-way ticket to Spam. I. Wendy Rose, wilt to Elwood the keys to the Blues Mobile on Monday; to Kim. my seat at Lisa’s; to Nancy, the concert ticket stub we never got. to Heather, all the space she needs; to Amy and Beth, my typing ability (Ha ha); and to Karen. Julie and Judy, the best of luck In the future. I. Bradd Cuppcls. will my brother Gregg my phenomenal success in conning the female faculty members. I will to Toph a jar of glue, and to Kevin G. some receivers for next year. I. Marion Corr. will my sense of humor and my thick hair to Mr. Christopher, my smile to Mr Brown, and my ability to make it through high school to Stephanie I. Jackie Boucher, will to Alena my great ability to B $.; to Kari. something wild to do. and to play kissy kissy; to Peggy and Christa, nice rainy days to walk to school; to my honey, my notebooks with all the yuckies on them; and to Dan. a good time with Yoona. l mnie Raytcu will all my talent to my little brother. Paul. I, SerAVMcDonoutjh. will to Lynn all my love, and to my mother all my laundry L-Lourie Smith, will to Ted Sherman my math ability I. Karen Seamans, will to all the people who have made my high school years so special Nancy. Julie. Heather. Li , Kim, Judy. Wendy, Sue, Eric, and Michael, my love, thanks and friendship always, no matter where we all end up1 To Mark Shuman, I leave all my nail polish, to Lynn Z and Kelly S . :nay the rest of your high school years be as great as mine have been! To Stephanie. I leave my Job as editor Good Luck! To Mrs. Ricci, thank you fdr all your help, vom understanding and your friendship. To Nancy, Heather and Lisa. J also leave my morning heJIoou! I. iihn T f-e will to Joy a chauffeur service in the future for her and Dean, and more sil- !y limes; tot.fnda. my academic skills, and to Janice, an odorless job I. Man Qepdde. will to all the teachers of NHS the knowledge that they made it through all the Denelle kids? to Kelly C , Beth M . Cathy K . and Darcy S . 360 more mornings at thronus stop; to Trrtsa 1. , a permanent spot as a setter; and to Terry B., the memories and the future!!' I. Michelle Poiner. will to my brother David the five dollars 1 borrowed; and to Toph. my d£igh that wJI drive the teachers raiy Maureen, please stick by me if we do join the 1crv' ‘ uds ia’rq 4 vute tui f at the arcade an much fun as I did through my high school years. Go cr«2y in your senior year' To Brian Timpson I leave all my love'! I. Bill D. will to Mr Petro my third grade chemistry set and a new pair of slfoes. to Dr Champlln. my sense of humor, to Mike Casey. I will all of my funk tapes j. Mike Garafono wiljjo Kris worldly possessions. t Conme iy Ing (and maybe Prom!) queen: to KTm I leave the moments we’ve 1 to Brian, 1 leave my Regal I, Michaela Burke will to my sister Colleen all the great times I had at school; to Gretchen I leave the great memories of the summer of '82 and $3 to pay Colon; to Christa, a date with Dave C . to Jean Rossi, some REAL fingernails; to Sharon, a green suitcase with white stripes, to Connie B.. myself, so she can torment me 24 hours a day. to Debbie, a white fender for her Cadillac; and to Jen P . the ability to run a straight 440 I. Rick Kenahan. will to Billy H. some AC DC tapes; to Bruce N.. a ride with Ron every day to school, and to Dave P.. the ability to put up with F C. at work I. Chris Carkon. will to Carlos some wheels; to Stewy. a better life, and to my sister, a good senior year. I, Mike Cosey. ili to Billy 3 bugj s fortgas. to Kal Brl. %nd Rob a good time at NHS; to Bub;‘Mark. anJlHeather Gbry Luck'.! 0 If Joe Monyt-yiii all my lalenrirto my brother Jeff and the rest oi the girts I, Ij u Philftps. -wiU to my brother Aubrey the best of luck in high school; to Sandra. I leave Divid and Tim (and the rest uLdie bunch), and last but not leasts I leave my thanks to Muffyand Reis lot befhgsuchgreat friends I. Eric Schnutt. will to Mike and Joe my love affair wuh Mrs. R.. to Karen, my shoulder to cry on; to Wilffe. a mother who will let me put of the house; to Kevin, my senior project (ha-h$; thanks Ray; and finally, to Rich, my ability to ha vr along and Tastihg love affair f. Stafcd Mjittn. will to Jennifer my beanbag chair, the ability to know hovvito act at par- ti� .$t 5ind a true friendship forever. To JJrian. I will my everlasting friendship and - 4 % i, Irotv Cvdft. wfl! to my Sister Sue Ann. my pocket comb and enough bubble gum to last her each ci.iy 3UOli . - IA mrfy Koukoj� . wiH to Mr. Gallman my old. funky pair o t onverg sneakers with styie. V JuhmPod' diiHjrmj. wifi to-Lori that when she is a senior she can take over the doughnut business to Senor Tucker, a yvgjr subscription to a baseball magazine; to Mrs Gomes, all thanks through the past Iwo years, and to Karen, my ear i. Maureer t [Jawmil w. E a: d Parr G ill the f in weekends we ha Michelle P . to heip me through the Army to my little brother Pat, I h pe you haw as I, Bruce Nathaniel, will the J.C. Penney catalog to David Pezzullo. I. Betsy Stemhilber. will to Paul my ability to get along with all of the teachers, and to Sue and Linda, the best of luck with the boys 1, Brian Timpson, leave all my love to Kim. I. Jennifer Portndge. will to Katrine the booby prize..to Spin, b$bv eal; to Shoey. all those incredible Bird jokes and some self-control, to Jen (Slug), all the guys at the Mat; to the other; Slug, Clone, a real job and hands with bones, to my sister Melissa, my nickname Bird, to Billy, my soccer ability; to Mr Adham, a whole new front line; and to Pena, our always understanding parents. I. David Ricci, will to Carlos Grard my great fluency in speaking el espanol; to my brother Doug, all my witty charm; and to my great mother, the gratitude of all the help, favors and memories that she gave me at NHS. I. Suzi Yu. will to Mr Gallman all the sloppy joes that he can eat. to Peter and Kai. ail the bathroom time they need while I’m away at college; to Cindy. Reba and Yabby, all the fun and crazy times we've had; and to Will, my love, tee-shirts, homework and my ability to remain calm while playing Centipede. !. Frank Behan will my AC DC and Kinks records to Lisa; and I leave any underclassmen the duty to watch a girls’ soccer game. 1. Lisa Carocd, will to Andrea M . S.C. and someone with an equal imagination; to Michaela. Tonv S and a new Izod; to Renee, a happy life with Peter and a hundred kids; and to Jen. a Tab at Chen’s T, Paul LeBlanc. will to Christine the freedom of being a senior; to ■Stew. a red wagon to carry his homework in. and to R.F.K., dumpsters 1 and 2. I, Mark Shuman, will to my brother and sister the best of luck at NHS; to Kelly S . an uninterrupted night in the Rabbit; to Karen S . a new color nail polish; to Mike M.. a new barber; to Jen. P . my ability to keep under control at all times; to Joy and Judy, my drlv ing abilities, and to Norm and Dana, a ride to Boston. I. Jennifer Quinn, will to Shawn, 10 packs of Chewels.” the ability to stay awake on a date, and a friendship that lasts forever. P.S. — also an ear to listen to her ‘latest f. Brian Stewart, will to Mrs. Vivenzfo my dry wit; to Willis, my self-discipline, the con- fidence to do his own homework and an aptitude for French, and to Mark Casey, an alarm wristwatch that plays Aura Lee. I. Judy Radkiewich. leave my brother Joe my ability to make everybody believe 1 was an A student; and to my sister Karen, my title as a Brute and the armwrestling champion ship in Jr. High. I. Susan Stott, will to Mrs Ricci my thanks for making my transfer here more bearable; to my brother David. I leave the very best of luck in his future; to Betsy, I leave thanks for being good friends; and to Keith, for being here when you were To the majority of the Jr. High students. I leave some courtesy, hoping that they will use it in respect for the others walking down the school hallways. 1. Kim Mitchell, will to Sr. Tucker my pink and green polo shirt, to Michaela, a steady beau; to Leslie, a Happy Birthday, to Andrea, locker 68; and to Mari, the back seat!!' It’s yours!! I. Enka MacPhee. will to Mr. Kimball, my complete Bicentennial Series, to Mr: DeFusco, all the Italian solo ensemble songs and all my broken guitar strings; to my sister Arwen. all my book report forms; to my brother James, my left over notebooks; and to Erika Har ris. my spot at the Chem. Lab if she wishes to Jake it. I, Renee Archambauft, will to Lisa her own telephone; to Mike, a new pair of to Karen, a roll of Newport Bridge tokens, to all future softball players, rti stand Dave P.’s weak jokes; and to Richie, someone who can kick. I, Leah Arnold, will to my brother Aaron the ability to be late for class anytime without getting a detention; to Mr. Flaherty and other teachers, an unlimited amount of paper tor detention purposes; to Mr DeFusco, lots of luck for your soprano section and alto section too; to Mr Ki nbaij. my space outside by the dumpster 1. Connie beck, wfl! to'Michaela B and Billy H the memories of (1). to Chm V , Rick K and Joy. all the joyful memories of Chem.; a$ d to Erin, a never ending friendship. We. Heather Tremblay. Wendy Rose and LlsaMonahunji8|itii to MfcKimbaU a better ta recorder with new background music, p jP !IK ,pe Junior Class Council Back Row: Mr. Dubilewski (advisor), Mark, Geoffrey, Kevin, David, Mike, Tim, Scott, Bruce, Pam, Carrie Middle Row: Janice, Jean, Kelley, Joanne, Debbie, Lori, Donna Front Row: Lisa, Gina, Wendy, Christa, Correne. The Junior Class, under the direction of their advisor Mr. Dubilewski, is looking forward to an exciting year. Many fundraising events have been planned: The selling of Valen- tine’s Day candy and carnations, along with the traditional Valentine’s Dance, and the selling of Easter bunnies. The class is also looking forward to a successful Variety Show. In May the class will hold its Junior Prom at the Meadowbrook, in Charlestown. The officers of the Junior Class are as follows: President: Lori Bessacini Vice President: Stephanie Huckins Treasurer: Joanne Carter Recording Secretary: Kelley Nelson Corresponding Secretary: Debbie Lindewall 44 Chris Allen Russell Amey Ken Anderson David Archambault Charles Aucott David Barbosa Frank Bates Tim Behan Lori Bessacini Terry Biafore Donald Blankenship Paul Blessing Lisa Bradley Mark Braisted Wendy Broome Shannon Camp Bethany Carlson Joanne Carter Mark Casey George Castro Joann Cavanaugh Bob Christofaro Dale Clifford Elise Collins Renee Conley Christa Cotter Kelly Cronin Gregg Cuppels Lisa Davey Robert Davis Jeanne Day John Day Loraine Day Ray Degidio Russ DeGranges Paul Dube Doug Edwards Julie Eldridge Debbie Famiglietti Erin Farrell Corey Fiske Elaine Fitz Ronald Gabrilowitz Cheryl Gallo Pamela Gardiner Morgan Garrett Kevin Griffin Carrie Grimm 45 Mike Harrington Reza Hashemi Mike Hay Christine Hempe Steven Holly Shawn Hooper Correne Houston Stephanie Huckins Paul Johnson Trevor Judge Melissa Keane James Kearney Jeff Kirwan Mark Kraines Todd LaPorte Bruce Lawing Scott Lawson Christine Leblanc Paul LeRoy Debbie Letourneau Debbie Lindewall Paul MacDonough Judy Martone Chris Matheson Sean McGarty John McGovern Helen McGuire Michael McGwin Karen Meader Donna Meehan Nina Memi Michelle Miele Melody Mitchell Eric Moran Kevin Needham Kelley Nelson Curt Niles Tim O’Neill Mike Owens Pam Pearson Dave Pezzullo Mary Prior David Ray Matthew Riley Jean Rossi David Rowan Geoffrey Rundlett Gina Sauro 46 Ted Sherman Stephanie Silvestri Janice Smith Paul Steinhilber Chris Stephenson Joanne Sumner Aimee Surprenant Eileen Sweet Ellen Sweet Sherrie Theroux Cindy Whaley Sarah White Beth Wilson Stephen Wilson Veronica Wojcik Norman Worthington Tom Younkin Lynn Zuercher 47 SOPHOMORE CLASS Class Council Front Row: Christine, Stephanie, Linda, Lynn, Leslie, Trissa. Second Row: Mike, Chris, Darcy, Lisa, Pam, Christine, Beth, Kristen, John. Back Row: Kenneth, Matt, Donna, Tracie, Laurie, Kim, Andrea, John, April, Sue, Michelle, Mr. Iacono. 48 Swanath Akella Peter Aldrich Beth Allen Jeff Alves Claudia Auslander Chris Bailey Kevin Barnett Maria Beatrice Robert Bood Donna Boudreau April Bourbonnais Steve Brownell Tom Campbell Mark Casey 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 Lynda Crudele Gretchen Cunningham Kim Dangelo Jennifer Davey Lindalee Davis Jay DeSantis Clint Downey Laurie Dragon Mike England Robin Enloe Harold Everett Christopher Gladu Carlos Girard Jennifer Griffin Tricia Hadfield David Hempe Jon Hickey JoAnne Hird Kelly Holcombe Tracie Hunt Kim lemma 49 Kristen Jones Nancy Kennedy Paulus Kraijanger Clark LaPorte Andrea Laurence Leslie Law Sean Lenihan Christine Lennon Erick Lindewall Trissa Luzzi Katherine MacDonald Dory Manning Lisa Maglione Michael Marchetti Robert Martin Beth McDermott Scott McEneaney John McGillivary Patrick McMahon Gerri McMichael Suzanne Menard Leo Metivier Steven Mollo Glenda Montey Chris Moore Jim Mulcahey Kenny Munroe Laurie O’Dowd Kerry Oldham Melissa Partridge John Pearson Chris Poirer Noelle Provost Douglas Ricci Lynne Rogerson Jim Russo Kathy Sands Cindy Shaw Steve Smith Ray Snow Mike Souza Sean Stanton Michael Staples Stephen Stearns Debbie Suggs John Sullivan Sean Sullivan Matt Stedman 50 Robert Sweet Greg Terkleson David Turco Louie Valentino Bradd Vanley Keith Vellone John Ventre Lyn Verrier Terry Walls Christine Walpole Vicki Watson Colleen Weeks Fred Wright Audra Wood Matt Wunsch Christine Zanella Rich Zanella James Zurcher Kai Yu 51 FRESHMAN Class Council Front Row: Tina, Joey, Chrissy, Ellen, Ann Second Row: Kelly, Kerri, Jamie, Jeanne, Lisa, Andrea, Chris. Third Row: John, Steve, Stacy, Kelly, Tim, Kristen, Kerri, Eileen, Heather, Michaela. 52 V 4 fc John Abrahamson Richard Adams Stacey Albright Timothy Allen Aaron Arnold Micheal Baker Beau Beauregard LeeAnn Blankenship Tom Bradley Matthew Brown Kerry Buchanan Steven Burgess Colleen Burke Susan Camp Steven Carey Vincent Carvalne Gavin Casey Kim Chalifoux Amy Clark Beth Clark Miles Cogswell David Cohan Jess Conrad Greg Cunningham Michelle Danels Matthew Davis Kelly Degnan Stephen DeGroote Sherri Dexter Adam Diaz Chris Dillen Kim DiSalvo Charles Donadio David Downes Jeanne Dunn Lisa Edwards Allison Falk Brian Ferrare Todd Flynn Victor Gaboury Robert Gallucci Chris Genereux Eric Gilbert Steven Goedereis David Grille Kristin Hargraves John Harrison John Harte Alanna Hewitt Aaron Hiule Vincent Hull James Iasimone Kathy Kleczek Arnaud Kraaijvanger 53 Steven Krul Stephen Leeming Dawn Lettourneau Chris MacDuff Arwen MacPhee Eileen Maguire Timothy Maguire Martha Manning Peter Maroni Robert Mathieu Laurie McCormick William McGraw Eileen McGuire Dave McKendry Anne McNaughton Dawn McPhillips Heather Menard Tina Millen Roger Leeming Mark Morrison Chris Mossey Melissa Mulcahey Melissa Nathaniel Wendy Naysnerski Kyle Nelson Patti Newhold Derek Nulk Chris O’Dowd Karen Oldham Lori Olsen Adrian Owens Jon Owens Scott Owens Joe Paglia Andrea Pecoraro Michelle Pelletier Robert Phelps Stacy Piccoli Debbie Pinkos Julie Potter Kimberly Poyton Joe Drezek A Linda Prim Martha Pulito Joseph Radkiewich Pat Reardon Eleen Reynolds Micheal Roberts Kerri Sahagian Jessica Sandel Diane Sanford Joe Sawyer James Speights Jill Shelly 54 Carlene Sliney John Smith Risa Smith Timothy Smith Christina Snell Kelly Stephenson Neil Stuart Kristine Sullivan Patricia Sumner Jeff Surprenaut Kathy Sweet Robert Taylor Alfred Tingley Marsha Thayer Chris Trillo Jamie Trillo Matthew Turco Barry Vaill Deon Walmsley Frank Whittier Martin Williford David Wright Stephanie Zito Peter Gruliano Micheala Maguire Mark Morancy Edward Sylvia Kerry Wholey 55 Junior High ... 56 ... Leaders of the Future! Photo Not Available Viviana Aguero Erik Abrahamson David Aiello Susan Allen Ann Appleton Sherri Apice Photo Not Available Photo Not Available George Auslander Paul Barbosa Joey Benedettie Heather Blair Darlene Borges R. J. Boudraeu Adelle Braisted Mary Jane Brooks Judson Broome Barbara Brown Josh Burks Jennifer Carey Julie Carlton Todd Carocci Kelly Castro Lisa Charron Annmarie Como Kim Connor Mathew Cowel Larry Dame Elisa Degnan Cheryl Deignan Tim Dexter Josh Doty i Patti Duce Lynda Dunnington Kevin Durfee Marcia Eshleman Mark Esposito David Fandetti Alisa Ferraro Melissa Follet Susan Frye Patti Gallagher Doug Genereux Stuart Gilbert Greg Gillooly Gerik Girard Gina Giramma Erich Glebert Gary Good Amy Griffin 57 Heather Grimley Ralph Groves Janeen Hasse John Haxton Judy Hempe Ray Holcombe i Jay Holly Ken Jefferson Rocky Johnson Cacey Johnson Amy Jones Cathy Kearney Christine Kenerson Joanne Kesler John Kirwan Lisa Koreivo Cathy Lablato Mary Laporte Michelle Lataille Peter Laurie Joey Lavimodiere Jeremy Lessman Christy Lindsay Curtis Litzler Keri Lockhart Michael Lurgio Oliver Lutt Craig MacDonald Val Maguire Mike Malguri Melissa Mangiantine Kelly LaBouf Tracy McGarty Jack McClockey Dan Merchant Jeremy Merrick Jerry Miele Nicholas Miele Billy Mitchell Doug Morrison Robert Mulholland Darryl Nitschke Tonya Noka Danny Northup Chris O’Neill Rory O’Neill Greg Owens Richard Padilla l 58 Joe Paul Chris Petrone Philip Piccirillo Lori Podedworny Jeanette Poplis Bradley Power If 4 Stephanie Ray Kristen Ravo Kellie Regan Laurie Roche Linda Rooney James Sauro Mike Sawyer Joey Scotto Robert Shuman Steve Skuce Kelli Sliney Kathy Soh Cindi Stanton Sherstine Stuart Justin Suggs Melvin Taylor Jimmy Tessitore Jeremiah Trainer Leslie Yemma Dawn Younkin Donna Zosa Tina Valles Leon Vaughn Gravin Waldheger Mike Warren Michelle Weeks Anne Wojciechowski Steve Wojciechowski Bill Wombolt Bill Wright Peter Wronoski Beth Yakey Liz Worthington Y 59 Jamie Aguero Tina Allen Laura Amey Angela Almy Anthony Amryan Jody Anderson Photo Not Available Todd Anderson Kelli Barker Jason Bazar Lynn Bessacini Mathew Benson Michael Biafore Karen Bridge Kristine Brooks Scott Brown Pamela Broods Jamie Bruskie Patrick Burford Michael Burke Pamela Burks Jeffrey Burns Adam Camp Kristen Caputo Andrew Carr Kristina Carocci Camille Carter Timothy Carvalho Joseph Cassidy Darci Cauley Terri Chalifoux Shane Champlin Marc Cinquegrana Debra Cole Cheryle Cowell Robert Crowley Matthew Cunningham Leonard Cooco Eileen Daly Joe Davie Kenneth Davis Ralph Deciantis Joanne DeGroote Julienne DeSantis Michelle Diaz Stephen Dillion Jennifer Downey Trevor Downey Kevin Fagan 60 Richard Famiglietti Douglas Ferland Edward Fished Kristin Fitz Delores Ford Denise Ford Peggy Gardiner Todd Gill Dennis Gladu Elizabeth Goff Walter Good Cynthia Gower i Paula Grandolfi Jason Greene Timothy Groves Dusten Hamlin Sharon Harte William Hay Robert Haxton Dawn Hazard Christopher Hewitt Kate Hickey Daniel Holland Kevin Holland Morrison Horridge Carol lasimone Ronald lemma Marc Indeglia Mathew Jeffrey Leif Jenson Leslie Johnson Michael Knox Eric Laboissonniere Brian Lague Suzanne Larmie Robyn Laurence Jason Laurie Joyce Lavimodiere Lori Law Sean Lennon Denise Lindewall Matthew Lindley James MacPhee Christine Mancuso Lisabeth Manning Thomas Marchetti Stephen Maroney Jennifer Maroni 61 Edward McCaffrey Eric McCarthy Rhonda McConnell Shannon McCourt Jill McEneaney Katy McKee Steve McDendry Catherine McKenna Moira McKenna Charles McGinnis Andrew McMahon Mark McManus Neil McQuiggan Beth Melillo William Menard Denis Messinger Andrew Mignanelli Anthony Mollo Jeffrey Monroe Christopher Moroski Michele Mossey Darlene Nitschke Alyssa Nota Kelly Nulick Dale Ohsberg Todd Osfield Daniel Parker Regina Paruta Kathryn Paterson Martha Pearson Regina Piscileili M | Lara Pitocchi V Lisa Phelps Wli- W Aubrey Phillips Terri Potter Michael Preston Ellen Prior Paul Rayta Kerri Reardon Clarke Reposa Vanessa Richards Michael Rowan Sean Rundlett Nichole Schroyer Kristen Scotto Deborah Shaw 62 Jeffrey Shelly Stephanie Smith Anne Soh Gregory Souza Jeffrey Souza Lori Sprague Inez Speights Sean Stephenson Hollie Stillwell David Stoll Sandra Sumner Jeffrey Taylor Melanie Taylor Myra Thibault Greg Thomas Brad Vaill Maarten Kraaijvanger Cathy Vars Michael Vaughan Kenneth Vellone Scott Vellone Amy Vican Jay Walsh Christa Waring Erin Watson John Watson Dean Welshman Fred Whaley Mark Wholey Andrea Willis Jody Willis Paul Wilson Robert Wilson Erica Wolfe Julie Wombolt Judith Wright 63 FACULTY Jerome McCarthy Principal Maurice Allaire Guidance Director Ron Pepler Counselor 1 LUiVL. LULit' am (iiLtcLi Deborah Thurber Counselor Betty Gomes Ann Masterson James Zepp Counselor Librarian Athletic Director Sharon Webster TV Patricia Pitocchi Lynne Brown Carolyn Vivenzio Jane Valliere Pat James Dennis DeGrass Joe Houlihan Betsy Lee Louise Defrass Richard Adham Laurel Montella James Miller Barbara McCool William Behrends Jonathan Hutchins Ray Birch Bruna Boyle Sheila Zompa Andrew Tucker David Poirier George Smith Priscilla Archambault Patricia Nesbitt Robert Malacarne Robert Thibeault Chris Davis Dolores Iacuele Elaine Ricci Carol McDonough Maureen Moseey Sabra Cicillinie Jennifer Winterbottom Cindy McCulloch Janet Wilson Photos of the following faculty members were not auailable: Michelle Cross Mary Z. Smith Arlene McAleer Trudy McKendry Dorothy Schaeffer Goodbye E.T.! Does It Seem Like Some Teachers Have Been Around Forever!? . . . Mr. Wise 1973 Mr. McCarthy 1972 Miss Webster 1974 Mr. Malacarne 1972 Mr. Kimball 1972 Mr. Brown 1967 Mrs. Smith 1967 Mr. Christopher 1973 74 s S3IJLIAI1DV The student council, led by president Mari Denelle, vice president Kim Mitchell, treasurer Jamie Trillo, recording secretary Beth Allen, and corresponding secretary Stacey Picolli, continued to serve as a constructive forum for students to express their views. With Mr. Johnson as their advisor, the student council began the year with success. In September the council hosted the annual “Welcome Back Dance” which proved to be invaluable in raising school spirit. In December the student council held their first roller-skate-a-thon in order to raise money for the American Heart Fund. Narragansett High School is indebted to the student council for its fine efforts in the past, present and future. GROUP PICTURE — First Row: Vicky, Beth, Jamie, Mari, Kim, Stacey, Sue, Kerri. Second Row: Danna, Gina, Amy, Kelly, Anne, John. Chris, Chris, Kristin, John, Helen. 3rd Row: Deb- bie, Noel, Beth, Christine, Jean, Andrea, Beth, Tricia 4th Row: Pam. Lisa, Cathy, Karen, An- drea, Suzi, Julie, Joanne, Renee, Martin, Sarah, Sharon, Kelly, Steve, Christa, Heather, Mr. Johnson. 5th Row: Andy, Jen, Lisa, Tina, Bradd. 76 MARITIMES First Row: Julie, Kim, Judy, Suzi, Andrea, Heather, Wendy, Shelly. Second Row: Sue, Willis, Dan, Kim, Karen, Stephanie, Lisa, Denise, Connie, Renee. Last Row: Mark, Billy, Nath, Tom, Beth, Chris, Beth, Cathy, Sue, Kelley, Joanne, Nina, Wendy, Shannon, Erin, Erin, Scott. 78 This year, as every year, the Maritimes staff started out in total chaos! With our new advisor, Mr. Horwitz and the addition of many new staff members, our first couple of weeks were a little awkward. As time went on we finally got organized (well — sort of organized) and together we coped with the day-to-day problems and pressures that the yearbook presented. Our goal this year was to make our book uni- que. It is our feeling that this book should not be a reflection of past graduating classes but that it should belong totally to the class of 1983!!! With the help of Mr. McCarthy, Mr. Horwitz and countless other staff members we have reached our goal. When we completed our work in March we realized that we had gained knowledge and developed friendships that would last far beyond our high school years. Our thanks to everyone who has contributed to this book!!! Karen Seamans Editor Stephanie Silvestri Asst. Editor 79 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In May of 1982, nine talented students were inducted into the Mariner Chapter of the National Honor Society. These students were chosen for their outstanding academic abilities as well as their participation in extracurricular activities. Front Row: Andrea. Karen, Cathy, Kim, Sharon. Back Row: Denise, Brian, Tom, Renee. PROJECT CLOSE-UP This year on Project Close-Up, Mr. Brown, the advisor, headed the morning sales of coffee and donuts. Several seniors donated a lot of time and effort working in the cafeteria to raise money for the annual trip to our Nation’s Capitol. This fundraiser was a great success and will be put into action again. 80 Front Row: Karen, Michael, Julie, Wendy, Renee. Back Row: Sean, Kevin, David, Steve, Carl. Helpful Aides and Assistants LABORATORY — Andy, Brian, Andrea. Kristin, and Kim. Model Legislature First Row: Lisa, Sarah, Beth, Andy, Trissa, Renee, Christa Second Row: Mr. Hilley, Donald. Steve. Chris, Beth. Kelly. John, and Beth. Literary Magazine Alyssa, Lara, Barbara, Donald, Chris, Mike. 82 Jazz Band Jennifer, Scott, Sarah, Nath, Jimmy, Charlie, Michael, Neil, David, Bob. Wind Ensemble Adrian, Scott, David. Neil, Colleen, John, Linda. Martha, Sarah, Nath, Jimmy, Bob. Jr. High State Band Senior High Band Officers Martha, Scott, Sarah, Nath. Junior Senior High Choir Senior High Choir L to R: Melody, Audra. Ann. Kelly. Marion. Veronica. Robert. John. Back Row: Lee Ann. Shelly. Susan. Correne, Alanna. Wendy. Katherine. Stephen. Michael. Not Shown: Leah. Erika. Marsha. Sarah and Jennifer. Junior High Choir Laura Paula Kelli Sherry Carol Stephanie Heather Lisa Darlene Kelly Kristine Melissa Barbara Lisa Pianists — Darci Rhonda Katheline Terri Shannon Donna Debra Darlene Michelle Cheryl Martha Beth Julienne Ty Lee Julie Dee Lisa Denise Gina Patti Colleen Peggy Ellen Beth Kerri Mr. Edward Defusco 85 COMPASS STAFF r % ii mmttn COMPASS STAFF First Row: Leanne, Anne, Chris, Beth. Kristin, Beth and Beth. Second Row: Advisor Mrs. Swoboda, Mark, Kim. Judy, Willis. Brian, Paul, Donald, Editor — Andy. Lisa, Sarah and Amy. N.H.S. Drama Narragansett High Drama Club Brett, Lisa, Julie. Jennifer. Trissa, Michaela, Sarah, Will and Andrea. 87 St udents J4( onore Grade 12 Grade 11 Joanne Sumner Aimee Surprenant High Honors High Honors Eilen Sweet Heather Tremblay Lisa Davey Sherrie Theroux Gina Sauro Cynthia Whaley Honors Beth Wilson Sarah White Francis Behan Tom Younkin George Burns Honors Rhonda Carlone Ken Anderson Chris Carlson Timothy Behan Grade 10 Andrew Cary Lori Bessacini Judy Catuogno Paul Blessing High Honors William Davy Wendy Broome Paulus Kraaijvanger Michael Griffin Shannon Camp Lynne Rogerson Gary Hardink Beth Carlson Christine Zanella Rick Kenahan Mark Casey Paul Mastriani Dale Clifford Honors Michael McCullough Christa Cotter Kelly Carmody Bill McElroy Jeanne Day Clint Downey Andrea Morrison Maureen O’Donnell Tom Opishinski Andrea Sauro Eric Schmitt — Karen Seamans Elizabeth Steinhilber Brian Stuart Karen Wronoski Sharon Younkin fsuzi Yu Richard Zuercher tig Edwards Mike Hav ,, Melissa Kerne James_ Kearney Scott tawson Debora Lindewall Paul MacDonough Donna Meehan Kelley Nelson Tim O’Neill Cheryl Pearson Pt VfdTVzzCfllo Mary Prior Greg Rundlett Geoff Rundlett Laurie Dragon ■Jennifer Griffin ‘' “ Tracie Hunt we Kim lemma Kristen Janes'1 Andrea Laurenc ’ Beth McDermott Suzamre Menard Jim Mulcahy John Pearson -jw� 'WTchael Staples Lynn Verrier' Colleen Weeks _Academic y4ckieuement Bradd Vaill Grade 9 Grade 8 Patrick Burford Andrew Carr High Honors High Honors Camille Carter Wendy Nasnerski Patricia Duce Debra Cole Chris O’Dowd Erich Gleber Ken Davis Jessica Sandel Ralph Groves Michelle Diaz Edward Fishell Honors Honors Beth Goff Tom Bradley George Auslander Paula Grandolfi Beth Clark Judson Broome Tim Groves Alison Falk Lynda Dunnington Christopher Hewitt Peter C iguo Kristin Hargraves Alisa Ferraro Steve Holland Rebecca Johnson Robyn Laurence Kathy Kloczek Amy Jones Sean Lennon Arnaud Kraaijvanger Curt Litzler Jill McEneaney Arwen MacPhee Michaela Maguire Michael Lurgio Steve McKendry Doug Morrison Catherine McKenna Laurie McCormick Tonya Noka Andrew McMahon Eileen Maguire Stephanie Noka Mark McManus David McKendry Burt Reynolds MaryEHzabeth-Melillo Dawn McEhilJjps. - : _ Linda Rooney . Alyssa Nota lather Menard Motdaty MadPMorrison Kyle Nelson Adrian Owens' J cma I H WOweiva-— Stacey Plccoli Martha Pulito Jill Shelly Risa Smith Tim Smith- - Steve WojciehowsKi ____: 'fi ade 7 High Honors Leslie Johnson Kathryn Paterson Audrey Phillips Patricia Sumner Alfie Tingley onors Matthew Benson Jeoor Anne’ Solf’ . GreojScwza ’ MoItte'Stmwep Sandra Sumner Amy Vican Christa Waring Mark Wholey Mark Zito Each year before Homecoming, one week is set aside where students receive the opportunity to creatively demonstrate their school spirit. This week is referred to as Spirit Week; a time where you can put all those old clothes that you’ve packed away to use. This year, Spirit Week consisted of Hat, Tie and Button Day, Clash Day, Hawaiian Day, New Wave Day and Red and White Day. Students were given prizes for outstanding costumes, but the judging was difficult because there were so many to pick from. Spirit Week is always a lot of fun, so next year when Homecoming approaches, get ready to show your SPIRIT!! The members of the Homecoming Court were: Jennifer Davey, Lisa Bradley, Connie Beck, Kris lemma, Judy Catuogno, and Jennife Amoroso. As Spirit Week activities came to a close, Homecoming began. The pep rally got everybody “psyched” as we rolled on to a 9-0 victory over Shea. Kris lemma, escorted by Chris Varrecchione, was chosen as our Homecoming Queen. The day ended with the traditional “Homecoming Dance.” It was a hit as the gym was packed with students and alumni. We give our thanks to the Student Council for making our sixth Homecoming memorable. The Sophomores received a plaque, as their float, “Kai’s Laundry,” was selected by the alumni. SPORTS MARINER FOOTBALL IKI AKIAINS - Lett to Right: Brian I impson. Andy Nota. Peter Clays Bottom Row. Left to Right: Sean McDonough. Mark Shuman. Bruce Nathaniel David Ferrare. Jamie Rayta. Marc Kearney. Brian Rawlings. Mike Griffin. Bradd Cuppels. David Ricci. Second Row. Left to Right: Mike McGwin. Norman Worthington Ron Gabrilowitz, Todd LaPorte. Ted Sherman. Jimmy Kearney. Kevin Griffin. Dave Pezzulo. Chris Poirier. Sean McGarty. Greg Rundlett Third Row. Left to Right- Mark Casey. Mike Souza. Rob Sweet. Stephen Stearns. Joe Paglia. Rob Gallucci. William McGraw. Reza Hashemi Haer. Fourth Row. Left to Right: Scott Owens Michael Owens. James Speights. Joe Radkiewrch. Paul LeBlanc. Matt Davis. Manager - Scott McEneaney. COACHES - Left to Right: Coach Zepp Coach Poirer Coach Nota. Coach Miller. Coach McPhillips. and Coach Chadwick. Boys’ Soccer Back Row: Coach Tom Ashley, David McKendry, Steve Gardiner, Mike Campbell, Pat McMann, Willis Kim, Chris Carlson, Tom Opishinski, Carlos Girard, David Turco Front Row: Peter Giuliano, Chris Stephenson, Mark Casey, Mike Hay, Billy Harrison, Tom Farrell, Tim O'Neill, John Hickey. 98 The Boys Soccer team has had a very successful season, with a record of 10-2-4. This record enabled them to compete in the state competition finals. Leading the Mariners was Billy Harrison, scoring over 40 goals. Willis Kim, the goalie, also led the Mariners with outstanding play in the net. Although the team will be losing 6 seniors, they are looking forward to next year. COME OUT AND SUPPORT YOUR TEAM!!! GIRL’S SOCCER Back Row: Coach Adham. Renee Archambault, Kristen Carr, Andrea Lawrence, Aimee Surprenant, Jen Davey, Eileen Sweet. Maureen O’Donnell. Lisa Davey. Laurie Dragon. Kathy Sands. Michelle Carter. Front Row: Martha Manning, Cathy Weiner. Laurie Smith. Rhonda Carlone. Debbie Generoux. Jen Partridge. Pam Gardiner, Trisha Luui, Cheryl Gallo, Sharon Younkin. Successful Again The Girl’s Soccer season ended successfully once again, with thanks to the leadership of tri- captains Debbie Generoux, Karen Wronoski and Sharon Younkin. Next year, the team will feel the loss of these girls and six other graduating seniors: Renee Archambault, Rhon- da Carlone, Jen Partridge, Maureen O’Donnell, Jennifer Pearce and Laurie Smith. 100 Boys’ Basketball Back Row: Steve Chadwick (coach), Paul Blessing, Scott Lawson, Brad Cupples, Tom Cronin, Vincent Koukas, Tom Campbell, Frank Bates, Mike Nedwidek (coach). Middle Row: Rob Sweet, Terry Biafore, Jamie Rayta, Peter Clays, Bruce Lawing. Front Row: Chris Varrecchione. 102 GIRL’S BASKETBALL Top Row: T Hunt. S. Ferdinand. C. Mancini. T Cook. R. Archambault, L Bessacini. T. Luzzi. N. Kennedy Middle Row: Coach. S. Cook, K. Poyton, T. Sumner, C. Sliney, K Sullivan. D. MacPhillips. T. Millen, Coach Sara Silva Bottom Row: B. Clark, C. Brooks. G. McMichael. M. Nathaniel. C. Walpole. 104 Gymnastics Front: Karen Chalifoux First Row: Jamie Trillo, Linda Prim, Chris O’Dowd, Sue Sprague, Kim Chalifoux, Jessica Sandel, Chrissy Trillo. Back Row: Coach Dickens, Kelly Carmody, Joanne Hird, Martha Pulito, Susan Camp, Risa Smith, Kristine Sullivan, Laurie O’Dowd, Coach Fish. ) WRESTLING First Row: Greg Terkelson, Matt Stedman. Mark Casey, Mike Marchetti, Joe Monroe, Kevin Allen. Back Row: Coach Welshman, Mike Harrington, Chris Allen, Jeff Kirwan, Dave Ricci, Brian Timpson, David Ferrare, Chris Matheson, Coach Testa. VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Nichole Provost, Mari Denelle. Back Row: Kim Oldham, Denise Duffy, Pam Pearson, Kim Diangelo, Beth Carlson, Trissa Luzzi, Coach Ranaldi. BOYS’ TRACK ' f Front Row: Dave Lineham, Mike Wallace, Coach Behrends, Scorer — Erin McKenna. Chet Duff, Jerry Boucher, Mark England, Scorer — Connie Beck Second Row: Tom Mahoney, Dave Matheson, Greg Mitchell. Mike Varrecchione. Third Row: Mike Campbell. Mike McGwin, Mike Griffin. Bradd Cuppels, Tom Cronin, Donald Hopkins. Fourth Row: Paul Dube, Mark Casey, Dave Barbosa, Paul Steinhilber, Kevin Griffin. Paul LeRoy, Ron Gabrilowitz, Steve Brown. Fifth Row: John Panzica, Carlos Giradi, John Hicky, Pat McMahon, Chris Gladu, Stephen Mallow, Chris Moore, Mike England, John Ventre Back Row: Tom Campbell, David Turco, Brian Conlin, Rob Sweet. 112 Girl’s Tennis Moves Close to Success The Narragansett girl’s tennis team may not have had a shining line of victories this past season, but Coach Irene Hyland believes that the freshmen, sophomores and juniors of this year will be more than ready next year. It is a relatively new team, and they are indeed trying their best and coming closer to success. The team’s record for this season holds hope for next year: three victories — two over West Warwick, one over East Greenwich, and losses to East Greenwich, North Kingstown, Coventry, and Warwick Vets. Mariner 9 Hold Their Own!! The Mariners baseball team had a fine season last year but fell short of the playoffs in a tough division race. Glenn Gardiner, Senior pitcher, was named most valuable player while Junior David Ricci and Freshman Tom Farrell were chosen for the All Division Team. Ricci (Right) led the team in batting with an average of 315. The Mariners are looking forward toward another exciting season with six starters returning. Pictured: From L to R: R. Oshberg, P. Blessing, B. Sekator, J. Aldrich, J. Etter, G. Gardiner, M. Kearney. Middle: D. Paton, D. Ricci, N. Wor- thington, C. Poirier, T. Biafore, B. Harrison, T. Farrell. Back: J. Pearson, E. Lindawall, K. Velone, G. Rundlett, P. Clays, B. Rawlings. D. Hempe, G. Rundlett, Coach Higgins. Marinettes Win State Title! The Marinettes under the direction of head coach Dave Poirier capped off a 10-2 season with the Rhode Island State title. On the way to the finals the Marinettes squeezed out victories over Ponaganset 1-0, Mt. St. Charles 2-1 and Pilgrim 3-2 in an exciting 11 inning semi-final game. In finals action the Marinettes dropped the first game to the Warwick Canes 4-3 but rallied behind the skillful pitching of Sharon Younkin. The Canes remained scoreless in the last two games, 3-0 and 5-0, giving the Mariners their second State Championship!! ZZIT7T 1 ‘nR’ Fro ‘= T Cook, R. Archambault, J. Eldridge, A. Poirier, L. Pearce, S. Younkin. J. Eldridge. Back: Coach Poirier, K. lemma, oourbannais, E. Sweet, L. Dragon. H. McGuire, L. Bessacini, Coach Adham. 115 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS First Row: Lisa Edwards, Lisa Christofaro, Mari Dennelle, Stephanie Huckins, Ann McNaughton, Debbie Pinkos. Second Row: Kelley Nelson, Gretchen Cunningham, Jeanne Dunn, Kris lemma, Stacey Piccoli, Wendy Broome. Football Cheerleaders — “Got That Spirit” -hristine Trillo, Jamie Trillo, Lisa Christofaro. Christine Hargraves, Beth Allen, Gina Sauro, Pam Cook. Kim lemma, Debbie Lindawall, Stacy Piccoli, -apt. Joanne Carter. Donna Meehan Missing From Photo: Capt Stephanie Huckins. “We surrender” “They’re looking at us!” “Here we come” 117 junior J4iqli Ch eerfecideri First Row. L to R: Katti McKenna. Amy Griffin. Kathy Kearney, Patricia Gallagher, Kristine Brooks. Maura McKenna. Back Row. L to R: Coach Mrs. Bridge. Amy Jones. Lori Podedworny, Judy Hempe, Karen Bridges, Pam Burkes. Mary Jane Brooks. We U Mariners .j 118 Jr. High Boys Basketball Front Row: Mike Lurgio, Tim Groves, Andy McMahon, Gerik Gerard, Jeff Monroe, Steve Holland Back Row: Ken Davis, Ralph Groves, David Aiello, Ken Jefferson, Brad Powers, Joe Paul, Mr. Ashley. 119 JR. HIGH SOFTBALL Front Row: T. Milien. Coach Silva. L. Edwards. Second Row: K. Stephenson. J. Dunn. A. Ferraro Back Row: K. Kearney. M. McGuire. H. Menard, E. McGuire. 121 HEY WILLIS — Remember this! Is that Mr. Kimball or Paul Revere? 122 inanodiod Senior Directory Renee Archambault — 14 Hollywood Ave. 789-0452 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Council 1. 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 1, 2. 3, 4; Model Legislature 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1, 2; Heart Fund Drive 3; Variety Show 3; Softball All State 1st Team 3; All Division 1st Team 3; National Honor Society 3. Leah Arnold — 30 Birch St. 789-6964. Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Solo Assembly 1; Variety Show 3. John Auella — 240 Indian Trail 294-3876. Keith Bailey — 107 Cedar Island Rd. Yearbook 3, 4; Drama 3. 4. Kim Baccari — 440 Ocean Rd. 783-0932. Joe Basso — 14 Cornell St. Connie Beck — 83 Winterberry Rd. 295 1260. Prom Committee 3. 4; Yearbook 4; Greenhouse Assistant 4; Homecoming Com- mittee 4; Class Council 4; Boy’s Track Scorekeeper 3. 4 Kan Bivona — 16 Betty Hill Rd. 783-4391. Soccer 1, 2; All State Choir 1, 2; Drama 4 Jackie Boucher — 10 Jean St. 783-2647. Girl’s Soccer 1, 2; Volleyball 3; Yearbook 4; Office Assistant 4; Class Council 1; Homecoming Committee 3, 4. Richard Bourbonnats — Mumford Rd. 783-4391. Track 3. 4 Michaela Burke — 65 Bonnet View Drive 783-1623. Cross Country 3; Yearbook 3: Rock-a-thon 3; Track 1. 2, 3. 4. Business Assistant 4. Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Commit tee 4; Civil Service Award 3; All South County 1, 2, 3,4 Frank Behan — 8 Huron Ave. 789-5926. Track 1, 2; German Club 1. 2. 3; Honor Roll 1.2. 3.4 Sco« Camp — 14 Exeter Blvd. Michael Campbell — 15 A vice SL 789-8427. Marching Band 1. 2, 3, 4. Concert Band 1, 2.3. 4; Yearbook 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 3. 4; Soc- cer 3. 4 Rhonda Carlone — 42 Homeland Ave. 7897797. Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 1. 2. 3; Student Council 1, 2. 3; Class Council 1, 2, 3. 4. Basketball 1. 3; Volleyball 1, 2. Softball 3; Homecoming Committee 1. 2. 3. 4. Variety Show 3; Insite 1. Chns Carlson — 293 Kingstown Rd. 789-6156. Soccer 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 3; Tennis 3 Lisa Carroa — 10 Lincoln Way 789-4331. Volleyball 1,2 3.4; Student Council 4. Andrew Cary — 43 Harbor Island Rd 783-8427. Newspaper (Editor) 2. 3. 4; Model Legislature 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2. 3; Lab Assis- tant 2.3. 4; Tennis 3; Yearbook 3. Mike Casey — 11 Shore Drive 789-9506. Qass Council 1. 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 1. Rac quetbaU 3. 4. Prom Committee 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 3. 4. Ski Club 4. Band Committee 3.4 Joy Catuogno — 25 South Cliff Drive 789-1967. Class Council 1. 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Com- mittee 4. Judith Catuogno — 25 South Cliff Drive 789-1967. Class Council 1, 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Committee 4; Band Committee 4. Debbie Chalifoux — 13 Bow Run 295-8523. Gymnastics 1, 2; Choir 2. 3. Timothy Champlin — 3 Lambert St. Peter Clays — 11 Rodman St. 789-6379. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; (Capt 4) Football 1, 2. 3, 4; (Capt. 4) Basketball 1.2. 3. 4; (Capt. 4). Maribeth Como — Pier Village Apartments 789-3702. Ski Club 4; Work Study 4 Tracy Cook — 2 Cornell Rd. 789-9570. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; (Capt 4) Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; (Capt. 4) Kevin Conlin — 122 Winterberry Rd. Marion Corr — 9 Robinson St. 783-8649. Choir 4 Carl Cottle — 110 Boon St. 783-2434. Close-Up Worker 4; Class Council 4; Homecoming Committee 4. Tom Cronin — 148 Kingstown Rd. 789-6434. Class Council 1, 2. 3. 4; Vice President 2; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 (Capt. 4); Track 3, 4; Newspaper 4, Gym Assistant 4; Prom Com- mittee 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3. Bradd Cupples — 11 Church St 783-5493. Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Council 4. Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. Football 2. 3. 4; Track 4; Golf 2; Vice President 3. 4. Gym Assis- tant 4; Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 3. 4; Variety Show 3. 4 Daniel Cusumano — 10 Chactow T. Band 1; Guidance Assistant 3; Photo Club 3, 4; Yearbook (Co-Photo Editor) 4 Bill Davy — 60 Woodsia Rd. 294-6275 Football 3; Golf 3. 4, Track 3. 4. Class Council 2. 4. Racquetball 3. 4: Ski Club 4; Honor Roll 1.4 DonaldDeitnck — 34 Shagbark Rd. Mari Denelle — 55 Cliff Drive. Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4. Guardian Angel 1; Model Legislature 1. 2. 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3, 4. Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4: Office Assistant 4; Volleyball 3. 4: Ski Qub 3. 4: Tennis 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 1. 4; Insite 1: State Student Council 2.3 Jay Dube — 35 Bonnet View Drive. Denise Duffy — 44 Foster Lane. Class Council 4; Drama 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Year- book 4; Volleyball 2. 3. 4 William Durfee — 44 Bridgetown Rd. Golf 2. 3. 4. Wrestling 2. 3. 4; Variety Show 3. 4. Qass Council 1.2. 3.4 Robbie Elk — 38 Bow Run 295-0092. Tom Essex — Old Pt. Judith Rd Susan Ferdinand — 5 Old Pine Rd. 783-5082 Basketball 3. 4. Office Assistant 4: Year- book Staff 4 David Ferrare — 7 Angeli Rd. Football 1.2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Alena Ferraro — 90 Gibson Ave. Tennis 1. 2, 3; Softball 1, 2. 3; Variety Show 3; Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4. Steven Gardiner — 9 Dudley Rd. Michael Garofano — 33 Westbay Drive 789-3836 Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4 Debbie Genereux — 57 Indian Trail 295-5291 Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Manager 3; Prom Committee 4; Homecom ing Committee 4; All South County 1. 2. 3, 4. Catherine Goodrich — 18 North Hill view Drive. Michael Griffin — 53 Wildwood Rd 783-0916. Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Track 3. 4; Student Council 3,4. Gary Hardink — 1 Lauderdale Rd. Billy Harrison — 97 Old Pine Rd 783-0832 Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4; Year book 4. Donald Hopkins — 23 Durkin Drive. Track 3; Variety Show 3. Kris lemma — 59 Juniper Trail 783-5927. Cheerleading 1; Softball 1; Class Council 1. 4; Prom Committee 4; Band Committee 4; Basketball Cheerleader 4 Marc Kearney — Anawan Cliffs. Richard Kenahan — 12 Redwood Drive. Baseball 3, 4; Class Council 4; Prom Com- mittee 3.4 Willis Kim — P O Box 1142 364-6355 Yearbook 1. 2, 3. 4. Soccer 1, 2. 3. 4; Ten- nis 2. 3. 4; Compass Staff 2. 3. 4; Drama 1, 2; Photo Club 4. Vincent Koukas — 42 Avice St 789-8740 Donald Kraines — 14 Fairway Ct Paul LeBlanc — 280 Point Judith Road 789-7865. Football 4. John Lee — 24 Ospray Rd 789-6876. Erika MacPhee — 16 Conch Rd. 789-8289 Concert Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. All State Concert Choir 2. All National Choir 2; Newspaper 4 Edward Mancini — Box A 14 Indian Tr Carla Manani — 121 Spicebush Tr. 789-8865 Basketball 3. 4; Library Assistant 4; Honors 1.2. 3.4 Shown Martin — 38 Highland Drive 783-0828. Track 1; Drama 1.2; Variety Show 3; Guar- dian Angel 2; Volleyball 4; Homecoming Committee 4 Robert Martme — 45 Homeland Ave. Michoel McCaffrey — 60 Crestwood Drive Paul Mastnani — 3 Haven St. 783-3251. School Newspaper 3. 4; Soccer 3; Tennis 3. Victona McConnell — 6 Azalea Rd Michoel McCullough — 45 Maple Ave 789-0367 Football 2. 3; Choir 3, 4; Jazz Band 4 Senior Directory Sean McDonough — 59 Meadowsweet Tr. William McElroy — 15 Ashton Lane. Erin McKenna — 15 Sweet Birch Tr. 295-1951. Class Council 1. 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Fund Rais- ing Committee 3, 4; Soccer 3; Office Assis- tant 1. 2; Track 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Drama 4. Kim Mitchell — 115 Edgewater Rd. 783-0588. Yearbook 3, 4; Class Council 3; Vice Presi- dent 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Tennis 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Variety Show 3; Insite 1; State Student Council 4; Model Legislature 2, 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Heart Fund Drive 2. Robert Mitchell — 1155 Boston Neck Rd. Lisa Monahan — 70 Othmar St. 783-2209. Concert Choir 1; Office Assistant 2; Guar- dian Angels 2; Yearbook Mascot 4. Joe Monroe — 28 Overlook Rd. 783-8912. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Michael Moretti — 122 Winterberry Rd. 294 4913. Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Racquetball 3. 4; Band Com- mittee 3, 4. Andrea Morrison — 56 Overlook Rd. 789-0379. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Calendar Chair- man 3; Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Fund Rais- ing Chairman 1; Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Model Legislature 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Math Tutor 3, 4; Compass 3, 4; Yearbook 3; Ski Club 4; Honors 3. 4; Leukemia Rock-a-thon 3; Heart Fund Drive 3. Bruce Nathaniel — 16 Castle Rd. 789-4065. Football 2, 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 4. Andrew Nota — 235 Hill Rd. 783-4065. Football L 2, 3. 4; Track 1. 2; Wrestling 1. Racquetball 3, 4; Class Council 1. 2. 3, 4; Choir 2; Student Council 1.2. 3. 4. Robert Nottage — 11 Lambert St. Narra. 02882. Maureen O’Donnell — P.O. Box 5 783-0111. Track 1.2, 3. 4; Soccer 3, 4; Basketball 3. Kim Oldham — 104 Iroquois Rd. 783-8994. Guardian Angels 2; Office Assistant 2; Volleyball 3, 4. Yearbook (Typist) 4; Com- pass 4. Tom Opishinski — 19 Woodsia Rd. Keuin Palumbo — 97 Tupelo Tr. 783-0696. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Band 1, 2; Drama 4. David Parmentier — 119 Allagash Tr. Jennifer Partridge — 35 Franks Neck Rd. 789-8478. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Council 4; Track 2, 3.4; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Com- mittee 4; Fund Raising Committee 4. Dennis Paton — 62 Rodman St. Jennifer Pearce — 5a Perkins Ave Soccer 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 4; Class Council 4. Pamela Pearce — 5a Perkins Ave. Linda Phillips — 24 Overlook Rd. 789-9470. Marching Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Concert Band 1. 2,3.4. Matt Pinkos — 2001 Indian Tr. 294-9105. Wrestling 1, 2; Class Council 4; Ski Club 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4. Julie Podedworny — 945 Ocean Rd. 789-8773. Guardian Angels 1; Choir 1, 2; Madrigals 1; Yearbook 4; Drama 1, 3; Volleyball 3, 4; Project Close Up 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4. Michelle Poirier — 2 Overlook Rd. 783-7111. Soccer 2, 3; Gymnastics 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Jennifer Quinn — 175 Bonnet Point Rd. 783-2832. Homecoming Committee 2, 4; Volleyball 4. Tom Quinn — 175 Bonnet Point Rd. 783-2832. Yearbook 4. Judy Radkiewich — 130 Wayland Tr. 789-7925. Compass 4; Yearbook 4. Bryan Rawlings — 23 Holleywood Ave. Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 3. 4; Racquet- ball 3, 4; Class Council 4. Jamie Rayta — 70 Congdon St. Football 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. David Ricci — 75 Pennsylvania Ave. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Council 1; Project Close Up 4; Foot- ball 4. James Richards — 49 Narragansett Ave. Wendy Rose — 1 Narragansett Court 789-0118. Drama 2; Yearbook 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 1, 2; Project Close Up 4; Variety Show 3. TomSantilli — 63 Conanicut Rd. 789-1286. Andrea Sauro — 10 Greene Lane 789-3843. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3. 4; Track 2; Homecom- ing Committee 3. 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; State Student Council 2; Lab Assistant 2, 3, 4; High Honors 1, 2; Honors 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Citizen Advisory Com- mittee; Heart Fund Drive; Variety Show 3. Angelo Sauro — 10 Greene Lane 789-3843. Monique Savoie — 6 Foster Lane. Eric Schmitt — 5 Narragansett Court 783-4993. Wrestling 1; Soccer 2; Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4; School Newspaper (writer) 2, 3. Karen Seamans 48 Phillip Dr. 783-5481. Class Council 3; Yearbook 3, 4 (Editor); Of- fice Assistant 3. 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Pro- ject Close-Up 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 3. Billy Shea — Box 124 South River Dr. Mark Shuman — Cliff Dr. Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Laurie Smith — 57 Leonard Bod well Rd. 783-4737. Softball 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Band Vice Pres. 3; Concert Choir 1, 2; Volleyball 1; Girls Soccer 4 Betsy Steinhilber — 5 Locust Court 783-1380. Track 1; Library Assistant 3, 4; Lab Assis- tant 4. Susan Stoll — 46 Pilgrim Ave. Concert Choir 2, 3, 4 Brian Stuart — 35 Foster Lane. Jackie Sumner — 64 Lambert St. Brett Surprenant — 64 Caswell St. Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Track 2. Nancy Sweeney — 81 Gibson Ave. 783-3898. Yearbook Mascot 4. Cindy Thayer — 59 Wayland Tr. Brian Timpson — 19 Overlook Rd. 783-2598 Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2. 3. 4. Heather Tremblay — 191 Ocean Rd. 783-0845. Concert Choir 1, 2; Jazz Choir 2; Variety Show 3; Yearbook (Copy Editor) 4; Honor Roll 1.2. 3. 4. Lisa Valentino — 3 South Hillview Dr. 789-6968. Homecoming Chairman 4; Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Fundraising Chairman 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Student Council Rep. 2; Yearbook 2, 3. 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Project Insite 1; Varie- ty Show Director 3. Christopher Varrecchione — 24 Sarasota Ave. 783-8396. Basketball 3. 4; Class Council 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 1, 2. 3, 4; Band Committee 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Karen Wronoski — 48 Indian Tr. 294-2427. Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1; Class Treasurer 1. 2. 3, 4; Track 1. 2. 3, 4; Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3. Jennifer Young — P.O. Box 414 Saunderstown 294-6241. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. Sharon Younkin — 51 Overlook Rd. 783-5907. Choir 1; Southern States Regional 1, 2, 3. 4; Soccer 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Council 3, 4; Class President 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee 2. 3, 4; Student Council 3; Homecoming Chairperson 3, 4; Rock-a-thon 4; English Assistant 2; Wrestling Manager 3; Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4. Suzi Yu — 23 Spicebush Tr. 783-3501. Class Council 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2. 4; Yearbook 3. 4; Prom Committee 4; Assembly Chairperson 4; Homecoming Committee 3. 4; Project Close Up 2. Richard Zurcher — 21 Watson Ave. 783-3221. Baseball 1. 2. 127 128 “In five years. “I will be going to graduate school in New York. Most likely RPI. I will be living in New York and may have a job related to computers. Either that or I’ll end up living in Narragansett rais- ing five kids.” ....Erika MacPhee “I will either be in college or just coming out of college, work- ing on my teaching career. If I’m out of school, I might be mar- ried and living out of Rhode Island since I’ve lived here all my life.” ....Susan Stoll ‘‘I will be getting out of college with a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. I will be driving a 1988 sports car around the streets in New York City. I will have a decent house and will be working as a Computer Engineer at an expensive, profitable office building. I will be unmarried and have two doberman pinchers at my doorstep.” ....Bill Davy “I will be a welder. I will be living in Narragansett with a wife and a kid.” ....Joe Monroe “I will be starting my first of four years of active duty in the United States Air Force. I will be stationed in either North Carolina or Virginia. The man I marry will be two years older Richards and will be the lead guitarist for the Stones. Then I will live in France for the rest of my life with the remaining Stones.” ....Mike Moretti “I’ll be earning $275,000 a year as a tennis pro and be ranked 1 in the world over Connors! I’ll be doing ads for Adidas sportswear. I will also be a part-time playboy photographer.” ....Willis Kim “I will have graduated from the University of Vermont in Agricultural Business Management. I will be living in either Vermont or New Hampshire. I will be working on a dairy farm as the Business Manager.” 'M .....Heather Tremblay “I will have graduated from URI in Chemical Engineering and will be vice-president of a large chemical company I’ll be earn- ing $130,000 a year and my investment in commoditiefand stocks will have boomed. With this amount of money I’ll be liv- ing in a rich neighborhood in Virginia or California. The girl I marry will be beautiful and love to live a rich life too. I will also buy this special girl a huge house with three diamonds hidden in the house ...Will Durfee ‘After high school I will be going to Hall Institute to take Ar- than me’ si feet or taller, and have blond iair. He will be chitectural Design, the drawing of house plans. Then hopefully V I will become an architect for an architectural business After-J finish my college schooling, then Iu think about getting mar- ried but I’m more interested in architecture at Hall Institute.” a very rich i will become First Lady of the United States b 1 7.” .Julie Podedworny ....... I will just be graduating from the University of Bridgeport nd getting a job as a Dental Hygienist. I will never get married un- til f meet someone rich and handsome. I will live in the cty. maybe New York or Boston and have my own office there 1 plan to travel along the coast and meet all kinds of foreigners and visit relatives.’ ...Dondi Hopkins i“I will have just graduated from Boston College Nursing School and will be living in a flat in the city of Boston. I will also be married to Edward Spargo with no children, having a great time being ‘rich’!’’ ie Boucher .Kathryn Bivona 130 “I will have just graduated from Penn State in the field of Com- puter Science. After that 1 will hopefully be commissioned as an ensign in the United States Navy. Either that or I will be in the IMH.” ....Lisa Monahan “I will be leading a band of gypsies through the timberline of Oregon in search of my ancestors. I will be married to four or five gypsy women and have twenty-one kids. I will be making 30,000-40,000 dollars a year selling souvenirs to the tourists.” ....Mark Shuman “I will be living in Houston, Texas where I will be a Computer Technologist for one of the large computer companies. I will be married and may have one child.” ....Carla Mancini “I will have graduated from college with a degree in Computer Science. I hope to get a job in New York working with com- puters. I will marry somone rich — as Mr. Kimball used to ad- vise us to do.” ....Wendy Rose “I will hopefully be making mega bucks and be happy.” ....Jennifer Pearce “I will be out of school. I will probably become a legal secretary and I will probably be living in Hawaii.” ....Kim Oldham “My family will be touring with the Rolling Stones and I, all over the world for our final tour. I will be taking over for Keith “1 will be drumming in a rock band and living comfortably in Hawaii. I’ll have a small family but a big house. We plan to tour with the Stones in ‘1989’ .Mike McCullough “I will be engaged to a verv. romantic guy who owns a big : car and the other a Lincoln lock. We will own a summer c Hawaii the rest of the year. traveling around the world and buying everything I have ever desired.” ....Shawn Martin good looking, rich, humorous and two cars, one a sports tinental with a combination ge in the Bahamas and live in honeymoon will consist of After college, while I’m still younj. I'll be traveling all over the world. I'll be extremely rich, and I’ll be driling my Ferrare. After years of excitement. I’ll settle down n a ranch, marry and have lots of animals. BetweenJtrips to Monaco and Paris I’ll throw gala parties which everyone is invited to.” ....Lisa Valentino I will be married and personally be making $50.000 a year. My black Porsche will sit in the driveway of our house on Ocean Road. We will own a condo in the Bahamas for tnl winter and a few hotels in Orlando, Florida for a little extra money on the side.” “I will be working on my second million!” .Alena Ferraro ....David Ricci I will have just graduated with a Bachelors degree in Business Administration and will be beginning school for my Masters. My family life will be as at present, just me! Hopefully my social life will be at its peak with lots of wild parties and gorgeous guys.” Connie Beck I will be working full time in myOwn day care center. I will be living in Florida or in New York State. I will be married with at least two children.”. ....Betsy Steinhilber Engineering and will be working on a computer that will control the stock exchange. My husband will be tall, dark, handsome and head of the East Coast Underworld. I will spend my vaca- tions in Alaska in my igloo condominium I bought from Suzi.” ....Denise Duffy “I will be employed at South County Hospital as an R.N. I will be living in Narragansett.” ....Judy Radkiewich I wiH1)c just getting out of college. I will be working for the -airlines, living in Los Angeles and I’ll be engaged to a Captain in the Navy.” .....Nancy Sweeney “I will be living in my log cabin up in northern New Hampshire. I’ll be happily married to my wife Jeanne, with one babyjjoyr---' We’ll have three cats and no dogs. —--- ji ___.......Eric Schmitt I will be a touring pro on the golf Circuit making $250,000 a year 1 will be unmarried and have no permanent address.” ....Bradd Cuppels Five years in the future I plan to b£at least three and one-baff years dead or missinj.” 1 .. ....Tom Quinn ‘Twill hopefully be a nurse. I do not know what else will be go- ing on. t guess time will tell ” Linda Phillips ■ill have graduated from the University of Florida. I will be living in Hawaii with all of the beautiful women soaking up the sun rays I will be a practicing brain surgeon.” .....Jamie Rayta i will be attending school for a couple of years and after I get my career underway, I’m going to join the Army National Guard. I will find a good full time job in the secretarial field in the National Guard. In about four years I will have moved to Los Angeles, California, found a job and settled in an apart ment or house. In five years I will have saved enough money and bought a Plymouth Sapparo. I will still be single unless I find a eute army man or a cute California man to marry.” .....Susan Ferdinand ‘‘I will be the club pro at a new Racquetball Club that I designed.” ....Tom Essex “I will be working for a big company in a metropolitan area like New York, Chicago or Boston. I will hopefully have graduated from the College of Engineering and my occupation will be a Computer Engineer.” ....Paul Mastriani “1 will go into business with a few of my friends. We will sell many kinds of personal goods. 1 will be living on the corner of Pine St. in Providence. R.I. and I will be elected president of the Social Hub in South Providence. My husband will go Into business s, .ling pink Cadillacs, and my family will be living In Alaska under an anonymous name.” ....Sharon Younkin ■l “I will have graduated from college with a degree in Engineer- ■ ing. If by fate I happen to join the unemployment line, I will ■ shave my head, change my name, and join Sharon's parents in ■ Alaska. Hopefully. I will find a career there; mavb, . ■ • iq ■and building igloos. I Suzi Yu I will have graduated from college with a degree in Computer “After whizzing through my Masters Thesis, I will be touring Europe. I will travel through Paris, Venice, and London, then hop on a cruise through the uj|iliiiniT ii7il make it home in time to see General Hospital.” ....Vicki McConnell ‘T will have almost completed five years of college, majoring in Pre-Med (brain surgery). Being so advanced many well known hospitals around the world will be consulting me about various brain tumors and disorders. Then I will wake up and have to go off to my job of cleaning bathrooms down at the free clinic ....Jennifer Quinn “I will have graduated from the Ocean State Business Institute and will be working as a secretary. I will probably be married and have at least one kid. I will also probably be dying of boredom! ....Karen Seamans “I will probably be living in this area commuting to a job somewhere in this state. 1 will be through with college and hopefully have a good job.” RP ......Donald Kraines “I will probably be living in a midwestern state. I hope to be working as an Electronics T«mnician in worldwide communica- tions. I plan to settle down after I establish my future occupation.” ....Paul LeBlanc “I will have graduated Jrom the Ocean State Business School. I will be living in Narragansett, will be working and might have a n t ....Laurie Smith “I will be married to Hugh Hefner. I will be living on the corner of 69th and 96th street in Dallas. I will be working for one of my husband’s biggest customers. ...Debbie Genereux “I will just be graduating from a college in Florida. My plans are to become a physical education teacher and also compete in waterskiing I will be living in either Florida or California.” ....Tracy Cook “I will be a program director or D.J. for a radio station in Rhode Island if possible! But if not somewhere nearby. I will be living in Rhode Island at that point and time.” ....Anonymous I will be an employee of Hugh Hefner. I will have a green Jaguar with the license plate TSILUVU! I will be living in Hawaii, carefree and rich.” ...Michaela Burke “I will be furthering my mental, spiritual, and physical being in- to realms unknown.” ...Danny Cusumano 131 Junior High Is Not So Bad_____ ... or Is It!? 133 Sponsors The McCullough’s Mr. and Mrs. Raymond N. Carr Richard and Carolyn Famiglietti Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano Moretti Mr. and Mrs. James Bridge Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Dragon Senator and Mrs. William C. O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Groves Dr. and Mrs. Peter Pecoraro Mr. George T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sahagian, Jr. Jean and Caesar Benedetti Mr. and Mrs. David Guiliano The Ethier Family Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ferraro, Jr. David and Sandra Conley Joan Seamans Mary B. Preston, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Allen Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Morancy Marc and Carol Stuart Dr. and Mrs. Francis Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hull Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Catuogno Mr. and Mrs. Paul Casey Mr. and Mrs. John L. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. John Hickey Mr. and Mrs. James Gallo Compliments of Dp. McKee (jruJuation (on(jratufationi Do, J)ufie, 'IVrnJif, flancy, J uc y, rJLisa and S ue Drom: JJeatlier, Karen an dJ(i m General Piping Repairs and Alterations MP Lie 1316 Best Wishes — THOMAS J. SULLIVAN PORTSIDE RESTAURANT PLUMBING HEATING INC. Great Island Rd. Phone 783-4631 25 Congdon Street 789-9460 Narragansett, R.l. 02882 Narragansett, Rl CASERTA “By the Sea” Pizzeria Originators of the Whimpy Skippy 5 Angell Road Narragansett, Rl 02882 789-0482 783-1254 783-7995 Open All Year! Best Wishes — PETTAQUAMSCUTT CREDIT UNION 873 Main Street Wakefield, Rl ..feet Tower Hill Rd. Wakefield, Rl Congratulations to the Class of ’83 NEA NARRAGANSETT Congratulations to the Class of '83 BENJOH THOM McAN 4 Robinson St. Wakefield, Rl 02879 Congratulations to the Class of ’83 Tropical and Marine Fish Birds — Small Animals CRITTER HUT AQUARIUM PETS 976 Main St. Wakefield, Rl 02879 789-9444 Dog and Cat Supplies — Dog Grooming From THE YEARBOOK STAFF Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 From the SOUTH COUNTY PEDIATRIC GROUP GLORIA STEVENS FIGURE SALON 63 Tower Hill Rd. Wakefield, Rl 02879 PIER VILLAGE IGA FOOD LINER Congratulations to the Class of ’83 SMITH BROS. SHOE SERVICE 284 Main St. Wakefield, Rl WAKEFIELD BRANCH 101 WAYS all TOUSE IT... and well help! LUMBER HARDWARE TOOLS rm Hi MAIN ST . WAKEFIELD. R I • PHONE 7«)-3311 Serving Southern R I Since 1874 Congratulations to the Class of 1983! THE COAST GUARD HOUSE 40 Ocean Road Narragansett, Rhode Island 789-0700 A Complete Menu 789-7237 for Your Dining Pleasure CAP’N JOE’S Breakfast • Luncheon • Dinners Homemade Pastries • Cocktails Open Daily 6 A.M.-9 P.M. Your Hosts Elke and Alfred Mancini 1200 Ocean Rd. Point Judith Congratulations to the Class of '83 PIER CINEMA Ocean Rd. Narragansett, Rhode Island SEA EEVEE KITES Pier Village, Aarragansett Phone: 789-5473 “Go Fly a Kite!” Mary Banfield WEST BAY PHARMACY 900 BOSTON NECK ROAD ■ NARRAGANSETT R I 02882 TELEPHONE 789 0292 3rant, J). Jr. REGISTERED PHARMACIST Prescriptions — Cosmetics — Gifts Russell Stover Candies — Ambassador Cards WALLFLOWERS WALLPAPER SHOP Budget to Designer Wallcoverings Always Discount Prices on Any Pattern From Any Book Rag — Oriental — Crewel Rugs Ceramic Tile — Murals Pier Village Mon., Tues. and Sat. 10-5 Narragansett, R.l. 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For - Hf i£ Congratulations Class of 1983 Wit FUEL COMPANY 592 Main St., Wakefield, R.l. 739-3084 Congratulations to the Class of 1983 From THESUNNYSIDE RESTAURANT HAIR MANIA LTD Mon-Sat 9-5 Tues, Thurs, Fri 9-9 PIER 5 CASUALS Men's and Women's Sportswear and Apparel 196 Ocean Rd. Narragansett at State Pier 5 789-3939 Bus: 401-942-4500 Res: 401-789-6968 ££cu, 'i €tlerUf'nc Sales Representative 148 Atwood Ave., Rt 5 Cranston, R.l. 02920 DAVE HANDRIGAN SEAFOOD INC. Live Lobsters Shellfish Steamers Mussells Little Necks Fish Fillets Largest Selection in Galilee The End . . .