Narragansett High School - Maritimes Yearbook (Narragansett, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

MARITIMES THE 1984 MARITIMES NARRAGANSETT HIGH SCHOOL NARRAGANSETT, RHODE ISLAND DEDICATION As our high school careers come to an end, we. The Class of 1984 are pleased to be known as a class that set trends, started new traditions and broke new ground. With that distinction in mind, we have chosen to dedicate our 1984 Maritimes to a man that we feel is of the same caliber. That man is Mr. Wayne Johnson. We dedicate this chronicle of our years at Narragansett to Mr. Johnson with a deep appreciation of his versatility and in recogni- tion of his many valuable contributions to both our school and its students. In his six years as the Student Council Advisor, Mr. Johnson has been both a co-worker and counselor to us. He has assisted us in every endeavor we have undertaken and participated in all of our major events. He has shared himself many times, including his chaperoning our many dances, the Junior Prom and the Spirit Week bonfire. His enthusiasm for life has taught us how to get the most out of living while striving to succeed. In short, he has been an inspiration to us all. It is therefore with great pride and honor, that we. The 1984 Senior Class of Narragansett High School, proudly dedicate the 1984 Maritimes to our friend and teacher, Mr. Wayne Johnson. JUNE 1984 MARITIMES N.H.S. ANNUAL A Letter From the Editor Attempting to sum up everything that has happened in our school over the past year is indeed a difficult task for anyone. Even harder still, is the task of capturing that very special quality that our senior class possesses. As editor of the Maritimes, I have gratefully accepted this challenge with the hope that I, with the help of others, can create for you a keepsake in which you may carry the fond memories of high school forever. I also wish that this yearbook will effectively cap- ture many of the unforgettable moments that our class has shared during our time here, at Nar- ragansett High School. In this position, I have been fortunate enough to be able to witness the growth and changes of this class in a unique and valuable perspective. Over the past four years, being a member of the Maritimes staff, I have grown to know many members of our class in both a social and personal manner, which has enabled me to more accurately illustrate their character in this book. I hope that you will find this annual to be a worthy reflection of our life and times here at Nar- ragansett High School. So, with this sentiment in mind, let this yearbook bear witness to the accomplishments and spirit of our seniors — The Class of 1984. J J Table of Contents 17 Cover The NHS Class of 1984 arc featured in this section which contains the best of us as we will be remembered. Our class will, superlatives and in- dividual portraits are all here! Cover Art: Mark Casey 49 Underclassmen The members of ?;rades 7-11 can be bund in this section of the Maritimes. It is to them that we leave our legacy and we wish them success in their future years at N.H.S. 71 Faculty The people who make our education at NHS a worth- while experience are located in this area. Many thanks is owed to them for their leadership is in- valuable to us all. 81 Features The life and spirit of our school's many ac- tivities arc captured on these pages. The section includes everything from the Variety Show to our full-scale musical, The Music Man . 105 Sports From football to spring track, the ac- complishments of our school’s teams are all recorded here. Relive the excitement of our team's victories. 131 Paparazzi This unique portion of the Maritimes is a random sampling of the daily life at Nar- ragansett High School. Something for everyone can be found in this section. The 1984 Maritimes Editors Editor-in-Chief: Stephanie Silvestri Asst. Editor-in-Chief: Joanne Sumner Art Editor: Mark Casey Business Editor: Scott McEneaney Faculty Editor: Christine Hempe Mr. Thomas Quinn: Advisor Features Editor: Renee Conley Photography: Russell DesGranges Senior Editor: Erin Farrell Sports Editor: Correne Houston Underclassmen: Allison Falk 3 THE MARINER’S LOG Reflecting on our years at NHS, one can only come away with feelings of pride and a tinge of sadness. Pride comes from knowing that one day in our lives we will all meet with success; which is our reward for the education we’ve gained personally and as a whole. How can we forget our Freshman year? There was the ex- citement of being in high school but also the hardship of trying to fit in with the upperclassmen. We were led by our President — Lori Bessacini, Vice-President — Stephanie Huckins, Secretary — Debbie Lindewall and our Treasurer — Julie Eldridge. Stephanie Huckins represented the Freshman Class that year during Homecoming and our float was recognized as one of the better ones. The Sophomore year was a success for us. Our leaders had not changed from the previous year, nor had our Homecoming representative. Among our activities were the pre-victory dance and the selling of Easter bunnies. Our Junior year was yet another milestone. There was ex- citement as we proudly showed off our class rings. The officers for that year were: President — Lori Bessacini, Vice-President — Stephanie Huckins, Treasurer — Joanne Carter, and Secretary — Kelley Nelson and Debbie Lindewall. For this The Class of 1984 Homecoming our representative was Lisa Bradley. We then had our Variety Show, directed by Gina Sauro and Wendy Broome. But the highlight was of course, the Junior Prom held at the Meadowbrook Inn. Now we are at the threshold of our future — Senior year. We've had the usual worries; SAT’s, research papers and col- lege. We’ve come to value our friendships and ourselves because in a few short months we will be considered alumni. To lead our final year, we had: President — Lori Bessacini, Vice- President Michael McGwin, Treasurer— Mark Casey, and Secretary — Debbie Lindewall and Donna Meehan. Because of all our hard work this Homecoming, we finally won the con- test for best float. How could we lose with Mike Owens as our Baby New Year? The Senior Prom will be held at the Dunes Club, as has been the tradition. We owe Mr. Dubilewski much graditude. Saying goodbye will be the hardest thing to do. All the smiles and all our tears will become a blur but those we’ve come to know will always remain a special part of our lives. The world now awaits us and somehow we’ll be prepared thanks to all the strength and love found within our class — the Class of 1984. “LOVE ME TOMORROW” Last year during Midterms while most of us were worrying about exams, our Junior Class Council was diligently preparing for the 1983 Junior Class Prom. As the months between January and May slipped away, our excite- ment about the coming event mounted. Tickets were purchased, dresses were bought, tuxedos were fitted and arrangements were made to borrow dad’s car. When Friday the thirteenth finally arrived, those of us who were superstitious feared our dreams of the perfect evening would be ruined by some unpredictable force. For- tunately, with the exception of a lit- tle rain, our night at the Meadowbrook Inn turned out to be a perfect affair filled with smiling, dancing and much picture taking. At Midnight, Lisa Bradley became Prom Queen when she chose the white rose. She then danced with her prom date, Russell DesGranges to our prom theme “Love Me Tomorrow” by Chicago. All too soon the final strains of the last song died away as our prom came to an end. However, the night was still young. Most of us rushed home to change and then headed to the post-prom party at the Coast Guard House. Hours more of dancing, laughing and movie watching brought our par- ty to a happy conclusion in the early hours of the morning. The memories made on that May evening will live vividly in the minds of all us who were there. Class of Christopher Allen Russell Amey Kenneth Anderson Charles Aucott David Barbosa Frank Bates III Timothy Behan Lori Bessacini Terrence Biafore Donald Blankenship Paul Blessing Mark Braistead Jackie Brennen Wendy Broome Shannon Camp Bethany Carlson Peter Carocci Joanne Carter Mark C. Casey George Castro Joanne Cavanaugh Robert Christofaro Dale Clifford Renee Conley Christa Cotter Gregory Cuppels Kimberly D’Angelo Lisa Davey Robert Davis Jeanne Day John Day Lorraine Day Raymond Degidib Russell DesGranges Paul Dube Douglas Edwards Julie Eldridge Deborah Famiglietti Erin Farrell Corey Fiske Elaine Fitz Robert Fraleigh , JL, : sim m i-t Ronald Gabrilowitz Susan M. Gage Cheryl Gallo Pamela Gardiner Morgan Garrett Kevin Griffin Carrie Grimm Michael Harrington Erika Harris Kimberly Harvey Michael Hay Christine Hempe Kimberly Holcombe Steven D. Holly Shawn Hooper Correne Houston Stephanie Huckins Peggy Iacuele Paul Johnson Trevor Judge Billy Kazounis Nina Memi Michelle Miele Lorraine Misiorek Melanie Kellerman Eric Moran Kevin Needham Kelley Nelson Curtis Nijes Daniel Nolan Timothy O’Neill Michael Owens Dennis Paton Cheryl Pearson Pamela Pearson David Pezzullo Mary Prior David Ray Robert Ricard Matthew Riley Jean Rossi David Rowan James Kearney Jeffrey Kirwan Susan Kissick Lloyd Knight Mark Kraines Todd La Porte Geoffrey Rundlett Gregory Rundlett Gina Sauro Ted Sherman Stephanie Silvestri Janice Smith Paul Steinhilber Christopher Stephenson Joanne Sumner Aimee Surprenant Colleen Sweet Eileen Sweet Ellen Sweet Sherrie Theroux Christine Webb Cynthia Whaley Sarah White Veronica Wojcik Norman Worthington Thomas Younkin Lynn Zuercher Bruce Lawing Scott Lawson Christine LeBlanc Paul Leroy Deborah Letoumeau Debora Lindewall Paul MacDonough Judy Martone Christopher Matheson Sean McGarty John McGovern Helen McGuire Michael McGwin Karen Meader Donna Mt'ehan SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Cheryl Pearson, Pam Pearson, Christa Cotter, Debbie Lindewall, Lori Bessacini, Donna Meehan. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Casey, Geoffrey Rundlett, Kelley Nelson, Gina Sauro, Julie Eldridge, Pam Gardiner, Wendy Broome. BACK ROW: Mike McGwin, Stephanie Huckins, Frank Bates, Bruce Lawing, David Pezzullo, Terry Biafore, Stephanie Silvestri. As we the members of The Class of 1984 enter the final phases of our careers at Narragansett High School, we proudly recognize and thank Lori Bessacini for the fine job she has done as our class president. Lori’s effort as our leader during the last four years has helped our class to become one of the most successful in Narragansett High’s history. Our Senior Class Council consisted of many important people this year. Lori was joined by Vice-President Mike McGwin, Secretaries Debbie Lindewall and Donna Meehan, and Treasurer Mark Casey. This year, our major fundraiser was a magazine drive that raised enough money to get our class trip planning underway. Among our successes this year, we number our first place finish in the Homecoming Float Competition. As the year grows older, our class will become involved in a number of NHS Senior traditions. Among those activities will be the annual “Slave” auction and the Senior Prom which will be held on June 1st at the Dunes Club. 10 SENIOR DEDICATION When we, the Class of 1984, began our freshman year at Nar- ragansett High School, we were filled with hopes and dreams for the years ahead. The time we have spent together has passed quickly, and because of our successes we leave with many wonderful memories of goals set and realized. The achievements of our class could not have been reached without the guidance of our class ad- visor, Mr. Philip Dubilewski. “Mr. D.” has helped us through the organization of such events as the Variety Show, the Valentines Dance, the selling of chocolate bunnies and our Proms. It is rare that one finds a man so devoted to helping others. Therefore, to show our appreciation and respect for him, the Class of 1984 thanks Mr. Dubilewski for his support and confidence in us by dedicating the Senior Section of the Maritimes to him. Thanks Mr. D. Sincerely, The Class of ’84 RANDOM NOTES New Cheerleaders Revealed ▼ A fter a lengthy audi- ® tioning process, the final selections have been made for the elite 1984 Mariner Cheerleaders. Some of the members, shown here at one of their rigorous practices, are: Rosa Hashim-Hari, senior, Christina Stephen- son, senior, Dana Turco, junior, and Michele Hay, also a senior. Says perky captain Martha Casey, a senior, Rockettes, watch out!!” Owens Sued?? T I n an alleged incident at the posh Junior Prom, Mike Owens, an up and coming young comedic talent, reportedly, (and repeatedly), sat on his date Tina Millen. Said a crushed Tina, “What’s a nice girl like me doing under a guy like this?” Miss Millen’s lawyers said of the case, “His, (Owen’s), behavior was simply inexcusable.” Said Owen’s lawyers, “We’re just going to sit on this one and let it all blow over.” And the winner is ... Wang Injured I eff “Wang” Kir- wan, while on a personal appearance tour, was reportedly mob- bed by hoards of frenzied fans resulting in multiple lacerations, bruises, and a in Stampede A fractured rib not to men- tion 470,000 dollars worth of damages to the stadium. Said a weary Jeff: “It only hurts when I laugh!” NHS Marincttes are shaping up! “DesGranges Sweeps Emmys” E mcee Russ ™ DesGranges flashes his award-winning smile at the 1984 Emmy Awards. Besides hosting the gala event, Russ also walked away with three awards of his own for Best Actor in a comedy series, Best Direction of a comedy series, and Best Screenplay in a comedy series. Said Russ, “It was nothing less than I deserved ...” Touche. Too much of a good thing? Quinn faces sleep suit? Narragansett High School student Jill McEneaney was recently spotted dozing with her teddy bear during the homeroom period. It was reported that the slumbering Miss McEneaney managed to sleep through the entire day’s class schedule before she was finally awakened by a night custodian later that evening. When interviewed the next day, the flustered young lady revealed that a certain Social Studies teacher, a Mr. Quinn, had assigned an unusually large amount of homework the previous night, forcing the hapless young lady to remain awake the entire night to complete it. Lawyers for Miss McEneaney are allegedly fil- ing charges... LOOSE TALK H«y, ahhh. Pumpkin Head .. — Senior JIM KEARNEY, speaking to practically anyone “O-Kaaay?” — MS NORDLUND “We kissed the floor ... totally!! — ANY GIRL’S VARSITY VOLLEYBALL PLAYER “Well just blast up to Providence .. . — MR. HOULIHAN, informing his theater class of field trip plans. “This is true... — MR. TUCKER, whenever he believes in something. “Hey, you Seniors, outta the hallway ... this isn't a lounge... — MR. MCCARTHY, whenever he finds Seniors in the corridor during Study . .. Sweet takes it all off. How Sweet it... was? A Before an audience of 18,000 screaming fans, Mariner defensive back Rob Sweet was publicly shorn of his world famous locks. The golden-brown tresses made famous by Sweet’s commer- cials for Flex Shampoo, were later auctioned off to the highest bidder for an estimated $33,000. Profits from the auction went to the home for Disabled Jocks, where former coach Jim Zepp is said to have retired. Other items on the block were Dave Pezzullo’s 83 jersey and Teddy Sherman’s red and white bandana. Movie to be a cat — astrophe? Film star Frank Bates and his understudy Curt Niles were recently interviewed on the set of Bate’s new movie “Frisky Business”, in response to a rumor that Bates, in a contract dispute with producers, didn’t intend to complete the fiim. When asked if this gossip were true. Bates simply replied that “the movie is really becoming a drag! It’s tough work- ing opposite a mangy cat ... I’m afraid that il will ruin my Hollywood reputation.” Curt Niles, the promising “second” for the part, appears to be pleased about this situation. When asked if he would like to become a star, the young actor replied, “It’ll really do me good. I’ve got nothin’ against working with cats. And besides . . . the waves out here arc totally radical!” The dashing Mr. Bates was then asked if he was just “cop- ping out” of the film because he would be required to work with over 45 different felines, but the actor just replied, “sometimes ya just gotta say, “Pass the buck”. POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHY i a; a v mtjkf award! Christopher Allen “Opportunities come and go, let’s be prepared for the one that comes our way.” -f Charles Aucott ‘What the mind can believe the mind can achieve.” 18 Kenneth Scott Anderson “You don’t get what you want; you get what you deserve.” David Barbosa I never saw a man who looked with a wistful eye upon that little tent of blue which prisoners call the sky.” — The Ballad of Reading Gaol David Archambault Frank Bates “Life is so strange when you don't know. How can you tell where you’re going to? You can’t be sure of any situation. Something could change and then you won’t know.’’ Missing Persons — Terrance Biafore “We all will remember the wild things of the past because those my friends, are memories; and memories will always last.” — J. A. Kirwan 84 Timothy Joseph Behan “Then came the last days in May.” Blue Oyster Cult Lori Ann Bessacini Paul F. Blessing “It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives.” 19 Mark Braisted “You only live life once, enjoy it while you can.” Shannon C. Camp “For long you live and high you fly. Smiles you'll give and tears you’ll cry, And all you touch and all you see. Is all your life will ever be.” — Pink Floyd Wendy Broome “Watch closely now for it can be today that I tame the clouds and let the sun shine through. Look, a new day has begun!” — Streisand Jackie Brennan “We chased our pleasures here. Dug our treasures there, Can you still recall the time we cried? Break on through to the other side.” — Jim Morrison Joanne Leslie Carter “Remember me with smiles and laughter, for that’s how I’ll remember you.” J.T. Bethany Joyce Carlson “The worst sin toward our fellow creatures is not to hate them but to be indifferent to them. That’s the essence of inhumanity.” — George Bernard Shaw 20 Mark Casey “The life that is unexamined is not worth living.” — Socrates “Knowledge is power.” — JGC Dale Clifford “Sometimes the lights are shining on me. Other times I can barely see. Lately it occurs to me; what a long, strange trip it’s been.” — Grateful Dead George Castro “Let us grow together and enrich our lives with the friendship we share. Let us grow together and enrich the world with the love we share.” Joanne Cavanaugh “Life shrinks or expands in pro- portion to one’s courage.” Renee Marie Conley “Nobody is born successful, one becomes successful.” — Dr. Aldo Gucci 21 Christa Cotter “Youth is not a time of life; but a state of mind.” — Anonymous Kimberly Jane Dangelo “One song leads to another, one friend leads to another. So I’ll travel along with a friend and a song. Wilfrid W. Gibson Kelly Cronin Lisa Andrea Davey “Sail on silver girl, sail on by. Your time has come to shine, all your dreams are on their way. See how they shine ...” — Simon and Garfunkel Gregg Lawson Cuppels “To have a friend you must be a friend.” — Ralph W. Emerson Jeanne Marie Day “The glory of friendship isn't the kindly smile nor the joy of com- panionship, it’s the inspiration that one discovers when someone believes in him.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson 22 Russell DesGranges “Then just a child, now to become a man.” Lorraine Day “I have made my limitations tools of learning and true joy.” — Helen Keller Paul J. Dube “Who loves not women, wine, and song remains a fool his whole life long.” — Johann Voss Raymond Allen Degidio “It’s time to stop dreaming of the future, it’s now time to live it.” Douglas Michael Edwards “We must confront ourselves with every possible experience in our search for success and happiness.” Deborah Jeanne Famiglietti “Devil on the deep blue sea behind me. Vanish in the air you’ll never find me.” — The Police Julia Lynn Eld ridge “No one can make you feel in- ferior without your consent.” — Anna Eleanor Roosevelt (T V Robert G. Fraleigh “The Lord gave us two ends; one to sit on and one to think with. Success depends on which end you use most. Heads you win, tails you lose!” Erin Moira Farrell “When you add up all the dumb things you do it's best to use round figures.. — Charlie Brown Elaine Margret Fin “One must follow one’s dreams to reach one's destination.” 24 Ronald T. Gabrilowitz People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges.” — Joseph F. Newton Morgan Garrett Cheryl Christine Gallo Kevin J. Griffin “It is time for a new generation of leadership to cope with new pro- blems and new opportunities. For there is a new world to be won. — John F. Kennedy Pamela Jean Gardiner “Half run lives are spent in wishing for tomorrow, the other half is in wishing for yesterday.” — Jefferies Carrie Lee Grimm “Ambition is the first step towards success.” 25 Michael Harrington Michael Hay “Finally my dream came true. School’s Over.” “Hayba” Erika Harris “It’s better to burn out than to Fade away.” — Neil Young Christine M. Hempe “All excellent things are as dif- ficult as they are rare.” Kim Harvey “Laugh and the world laughs with you; weep and you weep alone Kimberly A. Holcombe “May the dreams you dream be the future you find!” 26 Steven D. Holly “It was an early morning yester- day, I was up before the dawn. I really have enjoyed my stay, but I must be movin’ on .. — Supertramp Stephanie P. Huckins “A friend is someone with whom you dare to be yourself.” Shawn R. Hooper “To be a true friend, a man should close his eyes to the faults of others, and open them to his own.” Margaret Iacuele To each his own.” Correne Anne Houston “1 reminisce about days of old, with that old time Rock and Roll.” Bob Seger William Kazounis “If you stack up on all those tomorrows, you will be left with a bunch of empty yesterdays. — Anonymous James Kearney “Laughter makes all things tolerable.” Melody Leigh Kellerman “If you love something, set it free, if it comes back to you. It’s yours, if it doesn't, it was never meant to be.” — Anonymous Mark A. Kraines “We grow neither better nor worse as we grow old, but more like ourselves.” — May Lamberton Becker Susan J. Kissick “No matter how rough the road may get, and no matter where it may lead, walk on with faith for who can tell what’s around the bend!” — Helen Steiner Rice Jeff A. Kirwan “Class of '84 we are the future, yes me and you but help the youngsters of this school because they’re the future too.” — Jeff Kirwan Todd LaPorte 28 Scott Richard Lawson “Learn as if you were to live forever; Live as if you were to die tomorrow.” — John Wooden Paul H. LeRoy Jr. “Do not let your past, overshadow your path, yet let it guide you, into the future. Deborah Letourneau “Life to me Is not measured in years It’s measured instead In laughter, smiles, and tears.” Christine LeBlanc “A true friend is hard to find, so never let one pass you by.” Debora Ann Lindewall “Often the precious present is wasted in visions of the future.” Martin Tupper 29 Paul MacDonough I'll be the judge of that.” — W. B. Essex Jr. Judy Martone “Follow your dreams where ever they may lead.” John McGovern Helen Victoria McGuire “A connecting principle, linked to the invisible, almost impercepti- ble, something inexpressible. Science insusceptible, logic so in- flexible, casually connectible. Yet nothing is invincible!!” — The Police “SYN- CHRONICITY” Sean McGarty “You’re strange but not a stranger.” 30 Michael K. McGwin “The truly brave are soft of heart and eyes, And feel for what their duty bids them do.” — Lord Byron Nina Me mi “To see a world in a grain of sand; and heaven in a wild flower; to hold infinity in the palm of your hand, and eternity in an hour.” Michelle Marie Miele “No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn, for out here in the perimeter there are no stars, out here we are stoned immaculate.” Donna Lynn Meehan “Problems will come and they will leave you. The world will try to deceive you, but the truth will always be in your soul.” Lorraine Misiorek “These are the seasons of emotion and like the wind they rise and fall. This is the wonder of devotion. I see the torch we all must hold. This is the mystery of the quotients. Upon us all, a little rain must fall. 31 — R. Plant J. Page Kevin Michael Needham There you go man. Keep as cool as you can Face piles of trails with smiles It riles them to believe That you can perceive The web they weave Keep on thinking!” Dan Nolan “Life is yours, live it the way you wish, not the way other people would like it to be. Kelley El in Nelson “It’s nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. Timothy Joseph O’Neill “So if you think your life is complete confusion. Cause you never win the game, just remember that it's a Grand Illusion and deep inside we’re all the same.” — Styx Curt Niles “When the tunnel stops I catch sight of the tube, just as it drops I'm on top of a bank, too steep to climb 1 see it hit the water, just in time to watch it float away.” Michael Shawn Owens “It's so easy to blow-up your problems It's so easy to play-up your breakdown It's so easy to fly through a window It’s so easy to move with the sound.” — The Cars 32 Dennis J. Paton It is the ability to take a joke, not make one, that proves you have a sense of humor. - Max Eastman Cheryl Pearson “Someday we'll find it, the rain- Mary P. Prior Limits exist only in our minds.” — Anonymous Pamela Winfield Pearson “If He's giving out pearls of wisdom, ask for a triple strand.” — Lauren Bacall 33 David Ray Jean Rossi In dreams begin responsibility.” Matthew C. Riley “I believe that man will not mere- ly endure, he will prevail.” — Matthew C. Riley Gregory Scott Rundlett “Mirrors should reflect a little before throwing back images.” — Jean Locteau David Vincent Rowan “You’re the power of your own destiny. So’ give and take the best that you can ...” — Triumph Gina Maria Sauro “Just trust yourself; Reach inside Have no hesitation Give no explanation You know who you Are!” 34 Geoffrey Mark Rundlett Live free or die.” Edward Sherman “A person who follows the crowd will never be followed by a crowd. Be a leader!” Paul Steinhilber “Thanks for the memories.” — Bob Hope Janice Lynn Smith “I don’t know where I’m going, but I’m on my way.” Christopher D. Stephenson “Hey you, don’t tell me there’s no hope at all. Together we stand, divided we fall.” — Pink Floyd Joanne Sumner “To be a friend, a man should close his eyes to the faults of others and open them to his own.” — Wilfred A. Peterson 35 Aimee M. Surprenanl Iliegitimati non Carbarondum. Ellen Sweet “Let time heal my wounds. Sor- row, pain and confusion. The Doors the answer? Passage ways to perception.” — Athena Colleen E. Sweet “Don’t walk in front of me for 1 may not follow. Don’t walk behind me, for 1 may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Sherrie Lee Theroux “Enjoy present pleasures in such a way as not to injure future ones.” — Seneca Eileen E. Sweet “Friends are forever . . . once you have them, you never let go.” Christine Webb “Do not walk in front of me for 1 may not follow. Do not walk behind me for I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” 36 Sarah Gardiner White “When you think of yesterday Norman Thomas Worthington “Nothing can bring you peace but yourself.” — Anonymous Lydia Wilson Thomas B. Younkin “A minute’s success pays the failure of years.” — Browning 37 Lisa Bradley “Come on people, get your dan- cin’ shoes on.” Robert D. Ricard “Absence makes the heart grow fonder.” — Propertius Lynn Anne Zuercher “A friend is someone who listens with the heart.” THE LAST OF THE SENIORS PETER CAROCCI SUSAN GAGE TREVOR JUDGE ERIC MORAN ROBERT DAVIS PAUL JOHNSON LLOYD KNIGHT ARMAN RAZAVINEJAI1 SUPER SENIORS SUPERLATIVES Most Gullible Class Devil 40 Kelley Nelson and Greg Rundlett Jeff Kirvtan SUPERLATIVES SUPER SENIORS Most Likely to Succeed Lisa Davev and Tim O’Neill Most School Spirit Stephanie Silvestri and Bob Fraleigh Done the Most for Our Class 42 lx ri Bessacini and Michael McCwin Most Musical Wendy Broome and Charlie Aucott Best Dressed Jean Rossi and Frank Bates Most Ambitious Gina Sauro and Greg Rundlett Life of the Party Shannon Camp and Mike Owens Quietest and Loudest Joanne Sumner and Russell DesCranges With Whom We'd Like to Be Stranded on a Desert Isle Lisa Bradley and David Pezzullo Flirt and Wolf Stephanie Huckins and Bruce Lawing The seniors on these four pages represent the cream of the crop in the class of 1984. Each year, the senior class chooses students who best represent each superlative characteristic, and the winners are placed in this special section. Super Seniors. One must not forget, however, that the members of the Class or’84 are ALL SUPER SENIORS!! Missing from photographs: Space Cadets: Mary Prior and Paul Blessing Nicest Smiles: Joanne Cavanaugh and Russ Amey Biggest Non-conformist and Class Devil: Lorraine Misiorek 43 SENIOR PROFILE Christopher Allen Hobby: Surfing Ambition To make money Kenneth Anderson Hobby Weightlifting Things: Money and Karate SonglkThc Lnd Ambition To be working on my 2nd million by the end of next year Charles Aucott Hobby: Composing music Things: Guitars and dreams Ambition. To see the 7 wonders of the world David “Buck Barbosa Hobbies: Running, dancing, flying, iccskating Things: To go flying in a G2 and to be home Song: Eye of the Tiger Ambition: To fly the G2 Frank Bates Hobby: Quarters Things B-ball, milk, lucky quarter Songs. Hit Me With Your Best Shot. King of Pain Ambition Never to work a day in my life Timothy Behan Hobbies: Fishing and golfing Things: BOC music, food, money Song: “Cities on Flame Ambition To make big bucks Ix ri “Bess Bessacini Hobbies: Clothes shopping and sleeping Things: Pizza, sunsets, beaches, vacation Song You’ve Got a Friend Ambition To become the most successful business woman in America Tern Biafore Hobby: Basketball Things: Cars, women, stereos Donald Blankenship Hobbies: Reading, comic book collecting Song King of Pain Things: Books, comic books Ambition To be a computer operator and maker Paul Blessing Ambition: Business career Mark Braisted Hobbies: Spearfishing. swimming, skating Things: Girls Songs Photograph, “The Party Scene” Ambition: To go into the Air Force Jackie Brennan Hobby: Horseback riding Things Albums, Pooka Song “In the Flesh Ambition: To travel the islands W eodv Broome Hobbies: Paying the piano, singing Things: Bach. The Police, Chinese food. Streisand Song: Prelude Op. 28, No. 4” Ambition To dropout of college and become a rich performer Shannon Camp i • Hobbies Horseback riding, drawing Things: Weekends. Diet Pepsi, parties. Mike Song Too Late Ambition. To become a professional beach bum Bethany “Bothy” Cm------- Hobbies: Voiles b.ifl.uotc-Writing, vegging-oul TA rtg-j Bcrmudt ruiSes. kilts, smorgasbords. ice am. cream Song “Mol n Tight' __ _ igl Ambition 1 obc a Registered nurse Mark “Case” Casey Hobbies Painting, drawing Things Videos. Fridays, “Cheers”, HGR. T.E.B. Sons It’s All I Can Do Ambition To be so filthy rich that I can line my bird cage with S50’s Geroge Castro Hobby: Skating Things: Horses Song: Faithfully” Ambition To become a firefighter, marry Kim and have 2k ids Joanne Jo” Cavanaugh „ Hobbies: Walking on the beach, bike riding 3 0 Things: Sunsets, the moon, shining on the C i� i it _ OAa v ■Song: ‘‘AH of My Love AP'bltion. To bp successful in my caredj Dale Clifford Hobby: Surfing Things: Lefts, my girlfriend Dorv Sons: “Kinky Reggae” Ambition To surf and live life Renee Conley Hobby: Collecting designer shoelaces Things Ducks, alligators, John McFmroc Song: Cotnc On Fed the Noise” Ambition: To own my own hot pink Porsche Christa C hris” C otter Hobby: Shopping 'Things: Jewelry, chocolate chip cookies Sone: Stairway to Heaven Ambition College and run an agency for male models Gregg “C ups” Cuppels Hobby: Listening to Rock and Roll and Reggae Ambition Not to be a clone and own a business Kim Dangelo Hobbies: Rollerskating, fishing Things: Garfield, sharks, whales, stuffed animals Songs: Michael Jackson’s Thriller album Ambition: To train a dolphin or whale Lisa Davey Hobbies: Vcgging-out with a friend, group of friends or by myself Things: Jaguars, music, roses and a good joke Song “Hey. Hey, What Can I Do?,P Ambition: Travel a lot, know many people and learn about many different things Jeanne Jeanobean” Day Hobbies: Swimming, horseback riding Things Music, animals, flowers Song: Help Ambition Master Degree in Obstetric Nursing, 2 years in Peace Corps John J.D.” Day Hobby: Sports Song Three Times a Lady” Ambition To be a NYC policeman Ivorraine Lori Day Hobbies: Reading, riding Things: Flowers, bells Song “Born Again Ambition: Interpretor for the U.N. Ravmond Ra Ikgidio Hobbies: Jogging, skiing Things Motorcycles, fast cars Song Cold BI.KxJed” Ambition To own a business Paul Dube Hobby Weightlifting Things: Women, wine and song Song. American Girl” Ambition: To be a Federal Agent Douglas Edwards Ambition A career in business Julia Fldridge Hobby: Arguing with old befriends Things 1969 Volvos, pizza witf extra cheese Song: Just Be Good To Me Ambition: To be a nurse practitioner, be married to a wealthy doctor and have 2 children Deborah Debbie Famiglietti Hobbies: Camping, walking in the rain, building snowmen Things: Snowmen, tents Song: Wrapped Around Your Finger” Ambition: To own my ow n business Erin Farrell Hobby: Running Things: Friday and Saturday mg |summer. Chinese food Song. Ripples.” Wish YottjWeft eiel Ambition To live on a beach | novels 9 Klaine“Un-E Q and write best-selling Hobby Rcoding hmgs Bob, my cat, my room, rainbows s 'iits: Stcpp’n Out,” “Stairway to Heaven l mbit ion To marry Bob Robert Bob” Frakigh Hobby: Camping Things: Mariner football games. Vermont, the ocean Song Heart of the Sunrise” Ambition Teach music at any high school, preferably NHS Ronald “Tron” Gabrilowitz ng Hobbies S„ Song. U S. Blu Things: Cars, boats Anjbition. To be rich enough to sail without working Susan Gage Hobby: Ice skating Things: My alburns and posters of Mick Jaggcr Song: Moonlight Mile Ambition To have a govt, job as a spy. sort of like James Bond Cheryl Gallo Hobbies Horseback riding, movies, swimming Things My car, my animals Song: Never Gonna Let You Go” Ambition To be a Vet. Pamela Pam Gardiner Hobbies Spending money, physics Things Diet 7UP, Big Wheels, weekends Song: Majcing Love Out of Nothing at AH’ bitic Ambition To make it through a class ithout yawning Carrie Grimm Hobby: Spending money Things: Weekends, friends, good times Ambition: To make it through school without falling asleep - Michael Harrington kings: Girls, cars a mbition To make a m 111 u Erika Ricky” Harris Things Funk music, some rock music Song: Cheap Thrills Ambition: To make it through school without getting suspended Kim Harvey Things' Rainbows, clothes. BMW's Song: Candy Man’ tbit it Ambition: To go into busine Michael “Jlayba Hay Hobby• M usic collect i ng Thing: Stereo Song: Stairway to Heaven school tp operas, clothes | Ambition Attend UR I and theg Christine Chris llempe Hobbies Reading and draw mg Things■ Books, cats, music, soak Song: We’ve Got Tonight’ ' Ambition To be a lawvef _ Kimberly Kim’ Holcombe Hobby: Soft ball Song: “Come On Feel the Noise” Ambition Business Management Steven Holly Hobbies: Skimbonrding, fishing Things: Cars (1967 Mustang Fastbacks) Song: “YYZ Ambition: To be an engineer for NA S A Shawn “Hoop Hooper Hobby: Spending money go to a real college Things: Good musje. nice girls,65 Song: Bad Boys ng: i Ambition.‘“In the Money Correne “Cor” Houston Hobbies: volleyball, boogieboarding Things: my car and stereo, money Song: “King of Pain” Ambition To be a disc-jockey on WHJY Stephanie Steph” Huckins Hobby Eating Things1 Chinese food on the beach wall Song: Talk to Ya Later ihitic Ambition To teach special ed. or Accounting Margaret “Peggy” lacuek Ambition: To be an X-Ray technician James JJBK” Kearney Hobbies: Skiing, flirting, drinking Things: Beer, women Sone King of Pain, Bad Boys Ambition: At age 24.1 expect to be a surgeon Melody Odie” Kellcrman Hobby: Singing Things: Music, rollerskating Song: All I Ever Have to Be” Ambition To be a singer Jeffrey “Wang” Kirwan Hobbies Surfing, backyard football, partying Things: Women, stereos, waterbeds % - In October of last year, our seniors were given a form on which to write their favorite things, ambition and nickname. On these pages, we have compiled a list of each student’s plans for the future, nickname, favorite hobbies, things, and songswm you may better know the Class of 19X4 as they really were. Wj' Song No Women. No® Ambition I o finish college, be in I management and surf pipeline | Susnu “Sue Kissick Song Slay _ Ambition To travel around the world Mark “Krainsv Kraines Things. Good books, good movies, big bank accounts Song: “Remember the Heroes Ambition UR I? Bruce “Chuck lowing Hobbv; Kicking back Things Payday, summer nights in Newport Song. “Going to California Ambition. To always have one more Scott laiwson Hobby Playing basketball Things Loud music, fast cars, stimulating conversation with nice girls Sung: ‘‘She’s a Beauty Ambition SSSSSSSS Christine “Chrissy LeUlanc Hobby. Bikeriding Things: My cat and dog Song Party Time” Ambition: To go to college Paul l Roy Hobby; Working on cars Things: A toss-up between girls and cars (girls take the lead) Song. “Private Eyes Ambition To be perfect Deborah “Deb” Letourneau Hobby Driving my car Thing. My car Sons: “Total Eclipse of the Heart Ambition: Business management Debora “Deb 1.indewall Hobbits. Cheerleading, laughing, sleeping Things: Summer vacations, weekends, proms, my friends, Kevin Song. “Babe Ambition. To be finally finished with school and have no worries! Judy Martone Hobby T istening to 94 HJY Ambition To go to college Christopher Mathe ou Hobbies Diving off rocks into the ocean. spearfishing, weightlifting ood ml ong c.nange hings; Good music, the occa Song: “Change Ambition: C CRI Hek� ictoria Helen McGuire Hobby: Cake decorating, Things: My car, pn car stereo Song:uSexy and Seventeen” Ambition; To bea business manager Michael “Gwinna McGwi Hobh, Skiing Things; Women, my car Sun . “King of Pain Ambition: By 22.! want to ti worki million Karen MKa Meader Hobby Spending money Things Frogs, smurfs, rainbo Song: “Hell Is for Children Ambition Work with computers abused children Donna Meehan Hobb Shopping for clothes Things. My Mickey Mouse phone. Michael Jackson Song: “Lovely One,” i’ll Be The? Ambition: ivurnaKst r nurse Nina Memi Hobby. Drawing Sung- “Paradise Michelle “Nplib Miele Hobby: Ceramics Things: Stereo, shadow box, record Song “Devil Woman Ambition To go parachuting uutiful girls s rraine Misiorck zed and Confused. Things■ Led Zeppelin. The Who. Pink Floyd, The Rolling Slones. Neil Young Ambition. To get an education for something 1 will be remembered for long after f’m gone Kevin Needham Hobby: Fishing Thing ; Dawn, Heavenly Hash. A white Christmas Son Hey Hey What Can 1 Do? Ambition: To be an electrical engineer in the Air Force Kelley Nelson Hobbits: Watching football games, writing, dunung Things lack, walks by the ocean, hot fudge sundaes, Christmas Songs. “Truly, You Arc Ambition To write a best-seller, to travel to Sweden Dan Nolan Hobby Hiking Things Nature Ambitl n To be riel Timothv “T.J. O'Neill Hobbit 4 Sailing, marshmallow warfare Things: Talking cars. Colorado, tight Calvins, three day weekends, lasers. Risky Business Songs Turn Me Loose. Miss I uanne Ambition To spend my first million on three things Michael Ow efts a . ,., Hobbies: Basketball, cat juggling Song “King i Pain Ambition: Pi c -udent Dennis “Big Den Pa ton Hobbits Wcightl ftmg. sH Things Cars, money .fcxpctfsivc cjpthing Song. “Party Train” Ambition; To be a United States Marine Cheryl Pearson Hobbits: Waterskiing, swimming, boating Song Stairway to Heaven” Ambition: To be a Pediatrician Pamela “Pam” Pearson Hobbies Volleyball. Stud-scoping, drawing Things Anything pink, fuzzy sweaters, football players, men in uniform Song. Anything from the 50’s Amlntion. To write a best-seller, travel and be happy! David Pezzullo Hobbles: Crushing maggots, sports Song: “Bad Boys” Mary Prior Mv. Shopping Things: Kittens, summer Song: “Stairwjy to Heaven Ambition, logo to college and have a good time Robert “Bob Ricard Hobbit.' Motorcross. skiing-, horses, hunting, fobstcring Things Super Suirrcls , CR-250, Sue Briggs Songs. “Athena. Endless Love Ambition.-To bring the absence together and be happy. Matthew “Rvlles Riley Thingsjboing out to McDonald's Song: Bad Boy s ’ sfH Ambit on To be a lawyer Jean Rosm Hobby Running Things: Clothes Ambition: To marry some rich guy. Dmrid Rowan Hobby: Draw® Thing: (jbod M Song g USIC “W ish You Were Break DAncc” iAmbition. To go to allege Geoff Rundlett Hobbies. Baseball. Bicycling, swimming hing: Ice cream Wong. “Stairway to Heaven {.Ambition:To retireearl . nebanu happy. (.reg “Supere Ktmdicu Hobbies: W eighllifting. bike riding, basketball Things anilla shakes, motorcycles, sports Songs: Sexu I Healing, funk music Ambition To become a doctor t.ina Sauro . ihbies Da r , ing. chccrleading Things Picture� , stuffed animals, David Pezzul Song. Babe Ambition To make it through my senior year without i racking up. s Thriller album Teddy Sherman Hobby Motorcycle riding Things Women, football Ambition: To be a landscaper Stephanie “Stepb” SiheMri Hobbies Socializing, playing pool, photography Things Italian men. parties, my cats, icecream. people, my cats, cars and Ken C. Songs. Born to Run, “Just What I Needed Ambition: To marry, have 8 kids and cats, own a Mercedes 4$0 SI and be HAPPY! Janice Smith Song: “I’m the One for Fun Ambition: To go to college Paul “Vitchka’ Steinhilber Things. Patriots football, the Mariners Song: “Godzilla C hristopher Chris” Stephenson H kbits: Skiing. Boogie Boarding Things My stereo, mini skirts. Wnterville Valley. Mariner milk mugs Sants: “Baba O’Riley. “Radar Love Unbilion: To boldly go where no man has gone before. Joanne Sumner Hobby: Drawing Things: My stereo, skatin; Sonus. iiW Michael Jac’ Ambition: To be a designer Airnee “Aimless Surprenant Hobby Skiing Things: My skis, my surfboard, the ocean Colleen “Col Sweet Hobby: Writing poems Thing: Music « ‘You’ve Got A Friend nbition■ To be a child care worker, to win The Lot Fileen T’ Sweet Hobbits: Skiing, bike riding, spending Things Friends, partu� , good music Song: “Don’t Stop Believ’n” Ambition To graduate college and be a millionaire! Ellen Sweet Hobby: The Occult Things: Pictures, books, jewelr , albums, poetry Song. Battle of Evermore Ambition: Go to England and Scotland to explore the unknown. Sherrie Theroux Hobbies Dancing,sun-bathing Things: Skiing and Partying Song “Islands in the Stream Ambition: To be rich and wclTH Christine Webb Song “How Am I Supposed to Live Without You ( indy W haley Hobbies Sailing, shopping Thing: Chocolate Song: King of Pain Arnbition: Go to college and become a lawy er Sarah White Hobbits Horseback iding. movies, ringing in the kitchen while doing dishes Things: Horses handsome men. cats, dogs, goats, Sung- ( oncer M essa ge of Love” Ambition: To wor k in film or television. Veronica Uba Wokik Hobbies hat mg hot fudge sundae and Awful Awfuis, bilking Things: M M . men. music 5onf:“Big Log Ambition:1 want to win the state lottery Norman Stormin Worthington Hobbv Skiing Thing: GIG Song. “I Don’t Care Anymore Ambition S5SSS I bomas “ Y unk” Y ounkin Hobb Ornithology Things. Football. TV, Ixng bland Song:' Cum Ob Fed the Noise’ Ambition. To be a successful business man Lynn Zuercher Hobbv: Reading Song: Total Eclipse of the Heart Ambition. To be a medical secretary 45 -OUR CLASS WILL I. Erika Harris, will to Sue and Patti a net for the tree that they always fall out of; to Toni, many happ years with Jeff; to Nancy, a roll of toilet paper for the Pier; to Lisa. my ability to put up with Nanc. when she’s not quite herself; to C'indi, Cathy and Suggs, my habit of avoiding school. 1, Doug Edwards, will to my sister, my car and her own ride to school; to Rob S„ Jeff K.. and Dave P., the acant spot in the lining room; to Pauly B., a six pocket jacket and the ability to stay awake during English; to Bob F., the “M” he never got during basketball season. I. Stephanie Huckins, will to Joanne C. and Rob G., thanks for being there when I needed you!! To Julie and Mark C., my Human Phys. grade; to Dave P., a “special” friendship, v.n.a.g. To J.J.B.K., the ability to grog and B.S. his way out of trouble; to Bruce, the ability to cheat and still lose strip “Strip Poker,” and to Scott I... another 76er championship. 1, Bob Christofaro. hereby bequeath I pt. 151 to Ray; to George, I leave a sad- dle and spurs; to Matt, my lifetime membership to A.A.; to Lisa C., good luck in the future at NHS; and to Carol, all my love. I. Karen Meader. will to Kim, ( olleen, Peggy. Sherrie, Kelly, Joanne. C heryl, Judy, Michelle, Kim. Sue and Maria, all the good times we’ve had and my friendship forever; to Holly; good luck and keep out of trouble; to Mr. Christopher, “Hi All”; to Sherrie, remember IHS! And to David, all of my LOVE and memories of you forever! I love you! I, Ray Degidio. hereby bequeath to George, a new riding crop; to Bob C„ a package of balloons and one coathanger; to Jean R.. my gold stud; to Dave R., the ability to stav down when the cops go by; and to Janice, an l.O.l). for $1.95. I. Lisa Bradley, will to Bruce Lawing, a night out on the town and an invisible puppy; to Joanne C arter, lots of happiness and fun; and finally I leave my undy- ing crush on Mr. Flaherty behind. I, Kim Harvey. will to Dennis all of my love and the best of luck in the Marines; to Sue, thanks for all the fun times we had and the best of luck in every thing you do; to George, the ability to drive a car without hitting a row of mailboxes; and to the Class of 1984, the best of luck. I, Greg Rundlett. will to Geoff a happy future because be is the greatest; to Sean, some hope and initiative; to Dave and Kevin, a house down south so we can play hoop down there; to my teachers, studious students; to the administra- tion. someone with vision and the ability to change the program here; I will not forget my friends here. I, Jackie Brennan, will to Michelle my ability to return “items” on time; to Ellen, my ability to go to the bathroom in the Pit, not behind a tree; to Trev, a new rug for Halloween; to Curt and Dale, to keep Bahooga longer than a week; and to Jimmy, all my love. I, Fam Gardiner, will to lx ri a “football” and some fun with it; to Julie, a call to wake you up every morning; to Eileen, my ability to hold onto a rope tow; to Mike S.. a race (my VW will win easily!); to (jiurie, my computer ability; and to Peggy, a great time in highschool. I, Joanne Sumner, will to my best friend. Kelly Holcombe, my advice, my “E.S.P.,” and myself as a friend forever; to Tricia, my athletic ability; to James, more embarrassing moments; to Helen and Beth, memories of visiting Helen in the hospital; to Kim memories of “Woolies”; to Marcia, her “friends”; and to Sueann. the memories of rollerskating. I. Bill Kazounis, will to Shannon, swinging doors; to Ixvrraine. a P.C. tape; to Russ, a tire and a sneaker; to K.C.. a batch of worms; to Bobby and Eileen, a doll; to Kathy, a clean car with heat; to Joanne, eternal buddies; to Maria, graduation; and to all the seniors: If life is a waste of time, then H. T.T.O.Y.L.A.G.W. I, Correae Houston, will to my sister Ijiuren good luck in the years ahead and “MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU”; to my cousin Dale, in your lifetime may you see a Pink Floyd concert; to John, memories of the prom and an everlasting friendship: and to all my friends, good luck in the years to come! 1, Judy Martone, leave the last stall in the north lav to Patti Price and others; and I wish the best of luck to all the underclassmen in the future. 1, Mark C. Casey, will to Chris, objectivity, gas money, trips to work, and “the tank”; to Tim. the ultimate weapon, a new vocabulary for Chet, weekends and best wishes; to Mike, laughs at all his jokes; to Steph, a taxi from Pat’s and her Human Phys. grade; and to Joanne, a ticket to dinner and many thanks. I, Bethany Joyce Carlson, alias Boo-Boo, will to the volleyball team a Guido Mosquito Memorial: to Joanne, a job in the hospital; to Mark, a T. war Olym- pics, tea sludge, a school of Barracudas, a week-long smorgasbord, and a jar of vaseline; to Jeanne, my Trig, grades; to Pam. a conscience; and to Lisa and Lorraine, my friendship. I, Erin Farrell, will to Tommy the lost” quart that wasn’t lost: to Nina, a squashed pizza in the back seat of a “rolling” car; to Shannon, one hour of square dance observation and just one night out without Mike; to Ixvrraine, the ability to speak; and to W endy, a replacement bottle for the Wescott’s and one for y ourself — you need it! I. Paul Steinhilber. will to Bob Eraleigh. a real wardrobe; to Tim B., free passes to all of the IKK' concerts; to Reza ( 9), some skill playing poker and the ability not to get sick at the signl of blood; and to Mr. Behrends, enough dedication to hold practice instead of canceling to go play golf. I, Lorraine Misiorek. leave my job of tonic scour guide to Erin and Shannon because I know they can handle it; to Nina. I leave a bird; to W endy, a bottle with no lines on it; and to Bill, a Phil Collins tape. I, Gregg Cuppels, will to P.W. my fantastic ability to sing like Steven Tyler; to A. Masterson, all the “necessary” words she needs to keep the library quiet; to all the girls who turned me down, the ability to admit they should have said yes; and to Geoff and Greg, memories of our great times. I, Eileen Sweet, will to Colleen the keys to the car and my job at Dunkin' Donuts; to Kathy, a new sports car (with heat); to Willy, the ability to talk his wav out of trouble without getting caught; to Bob R., a bottle of fruit punch; and to Chris, a free pass to the “Sanctuary .” I, Cheryl Gallo, will to Kim D., all my everlasting friendship and an ear for listening; to Helen. Debbie, and Sherrie, the memories at Debbie's and hopeful- ly more of them (maybe someday we’ll get to the movies); and to Jackie Bren- nan. “Keep in Touch.” I, Bruce Lawing. will to Stephanie. Joanne, and Julie permission to live with me; to Lisa, an open invitation to go out this summer; to Dana V., a great sum- mer and 20 pounds; to Dave, grain green; to Scott, a car and good luck, to Paul M„ a boat of his own; to Shawn, a J.R. look-alike kit. I. Helen Victoria McGuire, will to my sister Eileen, my ability to cause mass confusion in English class, to charm Mrs. Pitocchi into giving me an “A” and not throwing me out of class, and the ability to spot the perfect ‘todd’; to Wesley. I will the Narragansett spirit so that it may never be forgotten. I, George Castro, hereby bequeath Kelly good luck at NHS; to Bobby C., my friendship and luck; to Kim Harvey, good luck with Dennis; to Kim I illibridge, all my love and understanding, and our happy future together; and to Unda, a happy future and my friendship. I, Lori Bessaeini, will to Lynn my nickname Bess; to Gina, a big eraser; to Julie, her own driving school; to Pam, a full-time job at W oolies; to Stacy P., a one-way trip to N J.; to Gy psy woman, a permanent home and a lucky charm, and to all my friends, thanks for the memories and the best of luck. I, David Rowan, leave to my brother Michael, the ability to take hard courses in his highschool years; to lisa Cn the memories of all the good times we’ve shared in the past and I hope more to come; and to Janice, I leave a year’s sup- ply of turtlenecks. I, Shannon Camp, will to Nina, a pink room; to Erin, a squaredancing senior citizen; to Bill, swinging doors. Watch out! To Lorraine, a tonic sour; to C ar- rie, my aerobic ability ; to Russ A., a litter of puppies; to Adam and Sue. the best of luck at NHS; and to Mike, my love and our good times together. I, Morgan Garrett, will to all the teachers that gave me help and support, my thanks; to Mr. Christopher, my ability to drive the Jacobson and spread fer- tilizer on the soccer field; and I leave Gretcben the “A” she never got in Trig., and my love. “Ta Ta”. NHS! I, Scott iMwson, will to Kevin, Huey’s New Drug and one girlfriend; to Hayba, new feet; to T.C., happiness (Pam C. and three plain cheeseburgers); to Debbie and Gina, New Years of 1982; to Chad, a play book; to Chuck, a better mugshot and more good times; to Frank, hands; to the CBB, my everlasting friendship and more; and to Julie, our four years of great memories — keep in touch. I, Deborah Famiglietti, will to Ricky the manners he’ll need to survive Hen- drickan; to Matthew, much love, car keys and Maryland Memories; to Trade, never ending friendship — I ndadand?! To Christine, much friendship and Mariner spirit; to Noelle, much luck and “our” memories! to Mike, those car- pooling days and friendship always; to Heffer and Carrie I e, the accounting memories and much love and friendship. I. Pamela W. Pearson, will to Marty my notorious reputation; to Stephie, my optimism and eternal friendship; to Mr. Flaherty, my deceptively sweet face; to Beth, a Playgirl subscription and my “radical” friendship; and to Marcus Maximus. I leave my prodigious vocabulary and my thanks. I, Debbie Lindewall, will to my sister Denise my ability to have senior privileges as a sophomore; to Ixvrraine, a W HOPPER W ITH CHEESE! To all of my study buddies, the homework that we never did; to Scott, my size 5’s and a Happy New Year! And to Gina, Donna, and Kelley, all my love and friend- ship. “???” I. Dennis Pawn, will to Kim Harvey all my love and I wish her the best of luck in business school; to my little sister, my athletic ability and the best of luck in her future high school years; to Matt Riley, a good future with whatever he does: to Shawn Hoop, a Jamie Rayta look-alike kit; and to the Class of 1984, an invitation to Kim and Ps wedding in the future. I, Stephanie Silvestri, will Trevor many small women; Jen, a taller husband; Pam. someone she can adore for more than a week, my chances with the “spiduhs,” and that “killer” bat! To Sarah, one breathless night with Richard, and my everlasting friendship; to Bruna, le memorie di “Ravanello”; to Ken C , my love; to Quinn, a car I can trust! To the faculty , my rebellious nature; and to all my friends, love and happiness!! I, Dave Pezzullo, will to Dan, my membership in the Iron Man Club; to Coach Zepp, Bob, Steve, Mark, and Toph, a football championship; to Jim, Norm, and Terry, something that starts with an “S” and ends in a ...; to Bruce, a roommate; to Kev, an All American wide receiver; to Steph, Julie and Joanne, our “special” friendship; and to Gina, very fond memories. I, Susan Kissick. will to Ryan and Nicole the best of luck in school (I luv ya’s); to Peg, another early release day and thanks for all the rides; to my Mom, all the thanks and love for helping me get through my school years; and to Sherry, John and Mike, another night at Hilltops! I, Russell DesGranges, leave many thanks, love and gratitude to Mrs. lacuele and Mrs. Chris Davis; to Mr. Robinson, that he make Vice-Principal, but sorry that I won’t be here; to Steph Cicciline, the senior corridor and don't let your head get too big; and to Mr. Gallman, a bottle of Coppertone; and to Mr. Mc- Carthy, a sense of humor. I, Kelley Nelson, will to Jack all my love; to Kyle, good luck in the next two years; to Jenny C„ luck in Comp. 2; to Jeanne D„ an apple pie; to Lori B„ a double date with Curt Warner, Todd Blackledge and myself; to Christa C., an all chocolate donut; and to Debbie. Gina and Donna, my friendship always. 46 I, Mark Kraines, will to Mr. Petro. my glass tube bio torch; to l)r. Champlain, I leave my Computer Programming homework grades; to Bob. a pair of dish washing gloves; and to Beth. I leave my middle name and my seat on the couch. I. Lorraine Pay, will to Patty a suitcase and a whale; to David, Giffy’s little friends; to Jeanne, a tranquilizer and some patience; to John, his stripes and a dollar; to Stephanie and Sarah I leave Dickie; to Jen. some time; and to everyone else, lots of luck in the future. I. Terry Biafore. will to my brothers Mike and John my athletic and mathematical ability; to Dave, another ride in the Peugeot; to Storm and Jim Bob. 12 ounces; to Jim Bob. his own Omni; to Steph H. and Doug F... a Mercedes 450 SI,; to Chuck lowing, a certain girl; to Dave and Paul B., another year with VISION. I, Melody Keller man, will to l e Ann all my good grades in English, my spot on the risers, and my ability to get away with everything in choir (well, usually); to Mr. Defusco. lots of experience in child care and my wonderful smile and personality; and to Alanna, Kathy, Heather. Barbara, and Vicki, all my love! Good luck in the future, guys! I, Gina Sauro, will Ms. Nordlund special thanks for everything, and my brother Jimmy; to David, the memories of the best years of my life. P.S. “I still crave your bod. To Debbie, Donna, Kelley. Carrie, my address and phone number forever; to Scott and Bruce, all my “size 5’s”; to Lori, the remains of ny high school eraser; and to Mike M. (Oink), Mike O., Frank B., all the aughfer they gave me!! I. Lisa Pavey, will to Jennifer, a tropical vacation for two in my private jet; to Matthew, the silence I never had; to Mark, a “moth to take with him next year; to Aimee, my tan and a kiss; to Stephanie, many Happy Birthdays; to Sarah, sweet dreams; and to Frank, his own lady wrestler. I. Geoff Rundlell, will to Cupps plenty of awesome parties with the wall. Aerosmith and enough ... to keep going all night; to Cheryl, my ability to stay out late and think of an excuse fast and M.W.B.W.A.M.L.; to Kevin, an invita- tion to all my good parties, especially the one after the prom; and special thanks to my brother. Trevor, Tim. and Bob! I. Arm Dangelo, will to Mr. Gailman a new lab assistant (though there will never be another as good as I); To Correne, vour Who album and good luck; to my short buddy Chery l, my friendship forever and our notebook; to Whaley, all the good times in George's and Mr. H.'s class (you know what they want!) I. Julie Eldridge, will Joanne and Stephanie my ability to drive and all the good times we had our senior year; to Kim, all of my great advice; to Andrea, a future with Mike; to Bruce, a stable girlfriend; to Pam, a ride to school; to Ixvri, a long talk about life; to Norman. $1,400 to fix his car; and to Scott, our wonderful memories and all my love. I, Tim O'Neill, leave Mike Owens a clean joke; Gina, the RX7; Heather's eyes to Sue; to Trish. dinner in New York; to Mark. 30 MPG; Kelly, the ability to keep a straight face; to Lori, a friend; to Chris, the ability to find what he’s looking for; to Donna, a piece of Michael Jackson; and to Mrs. Viven io, the title of a true “Real Man. I, Sarah White, will to Stephanie, Richard — when I’m done with him. many memories and future ones, too; to Jen, a fun senior year and a night in I curie's stall; to Jeanne and Ixvrraine, my friendship; and to Mr. Cifelli. the saxophone that made my career — oh. it's the school’s sax any way ... well, it’s the thought that counts! I. Christine Hempe, will to Kim. Cheryl, Correne, Renee, Cathy. Alisa, Lori, Sue. good luck always; to Ixvrraine, our favorite soap. G.L.; to Dave, my “good” grades; to Terry, good luck Beaver! To Mr. Wise, thanks for the good times; and to Judy, good luck to the best sister anyone could ever have! I. Tom Younkin, will to my sister Dawn, mistakes in typing; to my sister Joy, some new friends; to Grif, my cannon to replace his rag arm; to Greg Rundlett. a February 1st deadline for applications; and to Paul Dube, an “A on his ac- counting project. I. Elaine Fitz. will to my little sister Kristin all the luck I had in school and my spot in the north lav; to Jamie, all the girls in the Jr. High; and to Usa M., the chance to go back to Conn, forever. I. Jim Keurney, will to Stacy P. the memories of our past and the good times of the future; to Steph IL, the song “I Don’t Care Anymore” and my ability to say “What the ...” to anything and everything; and to my sister, my intelligence. I, Ponna Meehan, will to Deh and Gina the memories of “Stick and Stock” and our nevtrending lust for Michael Jackson; to Kelley, thanks for always making me smile. ou guys will always be very special to me. The best of luck always. I. Jeanne Pay, will to Patty my skill (or lack of) in Trigonometry, and to Kristin, a skirt that comes down to her knees. Jen. I will you a spot on Broad- way; to Sarah. I leave Louie for your pleasure; to John, I will a couple of inches of hair; and to David. I will fun at NHS. Stephanie and Beth — Good laick! I. Chris Stephenson, will to Heather Menard my authentic bird call; to Tim O’Neill, a V olvo Wagon; to Paul Dube, my solid oak. to Mark Casey, a real driving technique; to Mike Owens, a cold shower; to Paul Steinhilber. the Funky W inkerbean look alike prize; To Fllen Sweet, my Zeppelin posters; and to Sue Menard, a year of fantastic memories. I, Colleen Sweet, will to the north lav. the Board of Health to condemn it; I will all the thanks to Mr. Wise. Mr. Brown, Mrs. Smith. Mr. Houlihan. Mrs. Bellantoni, and Mr. Pepler for helping me get through my senior year. To all of my friends who had the faith in me. thanks for not giving up; and to David, good luck at NHS! I. Lynn Zuercher, will to my brother Jim. all the “chick’s” phone ’s and the best of luck in his senior year; to Pammy Lynn, my great ability to be on time and good luck; to Roxanne, all the make-up you’ll ever need and good luck; and to Mrs. Ricci, all the guidance aid you'll ever need. I, Mike Owens, will to my best friends, a nice cold one; to S.L. and J.E.. a pair of boxing gloves and an issue of Ring Magazine; to F.B.. the ability to avoid a mean right hook; to T.C., a real haricut; to Terry, a life-time supply of soap- on-a-rope; and to the Cheerleaders, my body ... “please.” I, Renee Conley, will to Debbie, Todd and Steve, the memories of Halloween!! To Lisa C., the memory of J.R. and G.l. Joe at R.P.; to Trish, all my preppy clothes and maybe it will help; to Mrs. V., all the lobster she won’t be getting; to Mrs. Mossey, a new pain to take my spot; to Kim. some chicken soup; and to Christine, some new jewelry. I, Tim Behan, will to Re a the ability not to run into trees. I would also like to will back all the money I took from Paul B. and Doug F. Willing to Paul S. would be the power to forget about the Patriots and start liking the 1 Dolphins. I, Janice Smith, will to Lyn V. the friendship that lasts forever and all the good times that go with it; to David R., the thanks for all of our long talks, they ’ve helped; to Ray, the memories of all we’ve shared together; to Lyn V., Chris A., and Ray D. the memories of the summer of 83, maybe there’ll be another. To Ken I... the ability to get through a full period of Mrs. Montella. I, Michael McGwin. will to Jamie T. the memories of the past and a fun future; to Cathy K.. a warm pair of socks; to Norm W„ Dave P., Terry B., Steve S., Jim K., Kerry B.. Anne M., Debbie L., Gina S., Mike and Scott O., Pam C„ and Beth A., my hopes for good times and good luck always; to Ms. Webster, any artistic ability I have for her board work; and the best to everyone. I. Cindy Whaley, will to my brother good luck in high school and my bedroom when I move out; to F.llen, I leave “Todd” and my application to your cult, 0. T.? And to all my friends, the best of luck in the future. 1. Mary Prior, will to Fllen my ability to be on time every morning; to Noelle, all my enthusiasm in taking gym; and to Jean, I boneless fried chicken from Dragon Palace. I, Paul Dube, will to Chris Stephenson an ounce of sense and my Redwood; to Paul Blessing, a case of Pepsi and a couch; to Peter Carocci, a baggie to keep all his valuables in; to Tom Younkin. a beard, mustache and a pipe so he will fit in with Swathmoriains; to Paul Steinhilber. lightweight glasses; and to Bob Fraleigh, an “M ”. I, Carrie Grimm, will to my brother Joey, the ability to get through NHS without getting detentions; to Shannon, the ability to play quarters without cheating; to Hepher and Jose, the ability to keep their true identities a secret; to Gina, my thanks for having the patience to remain my friend all these years; and to Fileen, my skiing ability!!! I. Sherrie Theroux, will to Carrie and Karen the confidence and ability in Shorthand; to H.U.M., the memory of Beth’s party and the ability to find the “right” man; to Mrs. Smith, my thanks for being such a great teacher; to all my friends, good luck in the future; and to my Sweetheart, all my love. I, John Pay. will to D.F. a gold money clip; to M.O., some DNA; to Griff, my great basketball skills; to Dave, I leave my jokes — may they haunt him forever; to E.S.. 50c: to Cheri. all my love; and to my sisters and R.T., the best of luck. 1, Christa Cotter, will to Suzanne 1... a boyfriend to send her carnations and candy; to Kristin J., the chance to play singles; to Stacey, a full bottle of Coke and the chance to eat a Pita; and to Donna and Kelley, a reserved table at Mama Rosa’s. I, Aim Holcombe, will to Kelly. Ray and Matthew, good luck in NHS; to Col- leen S., the best of luck in the future and an ear that will always be willing to listen; and to my best friends Joan and Jimmy “Mamin” a long and happy future together. I, V or man Worthington, will to Terry Biafore my ability to ski; to Mike McGwin, the rest of my clothes; to Julie Fldridge, a crash helmet; to Jim K. and Terry B.. a couple of cold ones; and to my sister Liz, a great time in high school. I, Jean Rossi, will to Tom Campbell my fake 1.1).; to Noelle Provost, my short- ness; and to Mary Prior, my ability to do shorthand. I. Nina Memi, will to Lorraine a bird that goes “Caw-caw”; to Wendy, a week at the camp; to Erin, the hard ocean floor; and to Shannon, a friendly reminder to beware of squirrels bearing pink gifts. I. Steven Holly, will to my Darlin. all my love and happiness; to Sherry, a dozen chocolate cookies: to all my classmates, good luck in your existing years ahead. Party Hearty! To Mr. Flaherty, thanks for my days in I.H.S.; and to Jason and Ray Jay. may all your years at NHS be good ones. I. Yernoica Wojcik, will to my brother Ron, my spot behind dumpster 1; to Trevor, the best in dreams; to Ray D.. a zipper that only goes up; to Fllen. a one-way trip to F'.ngland: and to all my friends, luck and good will in the future. E PtKfiy lacuele, will to my brothers and sister all the happiness in the world; to my Aunt Deloros. many thanks for many smiles; to Sue. the ability to stay in love; to Col. good luck; to Karen, the ability to get up on time; to Lynn, much happiness: and to my Mom. many thanks and much love. I. Trevor Judge, will to this school many more surfers; to the surf crew, many more years of surfing and companionship; to Mrs. Vivenzio. more interesting surf speeches: and to Charlie D., my constant abuse. I, Ellen Sweet, will to Freddie my ability to smile through the day; to Rob. my ability to pull things off at the last minute; to Trevor, my bruises; to my bed buddie. my knowledge in geography and spelling; and to Bean, my jeans. I, Frank Bates, will to lorn C. someone else to pay for his milk next year besides Scott. Bruce and I; to Bunny, a night of strawberries; to Deb. a THANK YOU for all the help this year; to Jim, an uninterrupted prom night!! To Mike, Scott and Bruce, another night of swimming and Rica? I. Michelle Miele. will to Bean, my ability to wipe up rice; to Mark T., mv couch; to Curt, my driver's license; to Athena, my ability to cook; to Trevor, my ability to surf; and to Karen, my ability to arrange bridal showers. I, Shawn Hooper, will to Brucey a nice mailbox with personalized handcuffs; to Matty, some baby gifts. Jim K. handbook. 1-KOO-Sympatico; to Terry B., pointy shoes (P.R. fence climbersi to crush the maggots; to Chris, my G.Q.’s and a comb with more than 12 teeth — “Ken C omb”. 47 44, A_Jy' S '1 Q Mji dfvtibtuxiM C OvKOc ruC '—‘y% Omd cxo q?§ n 1x5 AAXL S-' ■W 1 VO AXA( C )wLt GaimvA %Lm . ' hSd� J Qi V£ Q x) U . ,________ U5- 0 ‘ BO‘C ' ' v Z?— Qam 0(vM ?oJQ)Jk � A-C(!mq ... UNDERCLASSMEN GONE JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Front Row: Chris Lennon, Kim lemma, Andrea Lawerance, Leslie Law, Chris Walpole. Second Row: Trissa Luz- zi, Kelly Carmody, Chris Zenella, Beth McDermott, John Cincquigrana, Paul Kraaijvanger, Michelle Carter, Trisha Hadfield, Sue Menard. Third Row: Ken Monroe, Darcy Shuman, Stephanie Cicilline, Kristen Jones, John Pearson, Jon Hickey, DaveTurco, Donna Boudreau. The junior class was led this year by president Stephanie Cicilline, vice president Ken Monroe, treasurer John Pearson, and secretary Beth McDermott. With the guidance of Mr. lacono and the direction of Trisha Hadfield, they staged a very successful variety show; PUTTING ON THE RITZ; in early February. They also had a wonderful float on Homecoming Day. With their theme of Hallo- ween, their float was a scene from the Charlie Brown cartoon “The Great Pumpkin.” They are looking forward to their prom in May, as well as their senior prom next year. Viswanath Akella Jeffcrcy Alves Claudia Auslander Susan Baccari Christine Bailey Kevin Barnett Maria Beatrice Donna Boudreau April Bourbonais Catherine Brooks Stephen Brownell Thomas Campbell Dean Carlone Kelly Carmody Kristin Carr Mark Casey Karen Chalifoux Lisa Christofaro Stephanie Cicilline John Cinquegrana Brain Conlin Kristine Connery Pam Cook Sue Cook Jennifer Corl Linda Crudele Stephen Currie Jennifer Davey Linda Lee Davis Jay DeSantis Dannielle deWarner Clint Downey Laurie Dragon Mike England Robin Enloe Tom Farrell Carlos Girard Chris Gladu Jennifer Griffin James Grimley Patricia Hadfield Reza Hashemi-Haeri 51 David Hempe John Hickey Joanne Hird Kelly Holcombe Tracie Hunt Matt Huntley Kim lemma Kristen Jones Maria Kazounis Nancy Kennedy Paul Kraaijvanger Clark LaPorte Andrea Lawrence Diane Lee Chris Lennon Patrissa Luzzi Katherine MacDonald Mike Marchetti Beth McDermott Scott McEneaney John McGillivary Patrick McMahon Suzan Menard Leo Metivicr Steve Mollo Chris Moore Ken Munroe Laurie O’Dowd John Panzica John Pearson Chris Poirier Nocllc Provost Doug Ricci Lynne Rogerson Jim Russo Kathryn Sands Peter Santilli Cindy Shaw Susan Snee Mike Souza Scan Stanton Stephen Stearns 52 Matt Stcdman Debbie Suggs John Sullivan Sean Sullivan Robert Sweet Dave Turco Curtis Turner Dawn VanWormer Keith Vellone John Ventre Lyn Verrier Terrence Walls Christine Walpole Victoria Watson Colleen Weeks Ronald Wojick Matthew Wunsch Kai Yu Toni Everett Jong Won Ji Christine Zcnnclla Richard Zennella James Zurchcr Gretchen Cunningham Leslie Law Allen STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Peter Aldrich Michelle Carter Howard Conley Milton Currie Jennifer Laughlin Sean Lenihan Lisa Maglione Dory Manning Robert Martin Geraldine McMichael Melissa Partridge Lori Anne Piescutti Darcy Shuman Susan Theriault Pam Trotta Louis Valentino Brad Vanley 53 SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL Front Row: Andrea Pecoraro, CT dJPUi keynolds. Tina Millen. Second Row: Beth Clark. John Harrison, Kelly Dcgnan, Jamie Trillo, Wendy Nay$nersk™Stacy Piccoli, Amy Clark, Ann Panzica, Sue Sprague, Kim Chalifoux. Third Row: Steve Goedereis, Arnoud Kraaijvanger, Kerry Buchanon, Tim Smith, Kelly Stephenson, Jessica Sandcl, Heather Menard. Micheala Maguire, Trisha Sumner, Kristen Benoit. Fourth Row: Kristine Sullivan, Robert Mignanelli, Martin Williford, Dana Varrecchione, Christine O’Dowd, Martha Pulito, Kerri Sahagian, Lisa Edwards, Julie Potter.. Missing From Photo: Colleen Burke. The Sophomore Class was led this year by President Christine Trillo, Vice President Ari asa. Pecya Cor- responding Se Recording St Jn tah Tndy, Stine's me the live, Kelly escort Scott rsF'oi 1986 are looking forward to the years to come. Kevin Allen Deborah Baffaro Micheal Baker Norman Beauregard Kristen Benoit LeeAnn Blankenship Thomas Bradley Kerry Buchanan Stephan Burgess Colleen Burke Susan Camp Stephen Carey Gavin Casey Ann Panzica Kim Chalifoux Amy Clark Beth Clark Miles Cogswell Frank Como Greg Cunningham Michelle Daniels Matthew Davis Russ DeGidio Kelly Dcgnan Stephen Degroote Sherri Dexter Chris Dillon Kim Disalvo Charles Donadio Joey Drezek Jeanne Dunn Erin Durfee Lisa Edwards Stephanie Zito Brian Ferrare Todd Flynn Victory Gaboury Robert Gallucci Michelle Gemma Christopher Genereux Peter Giuliano Stephen Goedcrcis 55 Kristin Hargraves John Harrison Josephine Heilbornc John I larte Manna Hewitt incent Hull James lasimone rnaud kraaijvanger Dawn Kretzer Steve Krul Dawn Latourneau Eric Long Chris MacDuff Michaela Maguire Timothy Maguire Martha Manning Robert Mathieu Laurie McCormick William McGraw Eileen McGuire David McKendry Anne McNaughton Dawn McPhillips Heather Menard Robert Mignanelli Tina Millen Mark Morancy Mark Morrison Christopher Mossey Melissa Mulcahy Melissa Nathaniel Wendy Naysnerski Kyle Nelson Chris O'Dowd Karen Oldham Adrian Owens Jonathon Owens Scott Owens Joseph Paglia Ann Panzica Andrea Peccararo 56 Michelle Pelletier Stacy Piccoii Deborah Pinkos Julie Potter Patti Price Linda Prim Martha Pulito Joseph Radkicwich Ellen Reynolds Shelly Ritacco Kerri Sahagian Jessica Sandel Diane Sanford Joseph Sawyer Carlcne Slincy Risa Smith Timothy Smith Christina Snell Donald Souza James Speights Susan Sprague Kelly Stephenson Neil Stuart Kristine Sullivan Patricia Sumner Kathy Sweet Marsha Thayer Christine Trillo Jamie Trillo Matthew Turco Dana Varrecchione Deon Walmsley Jennifer Walsh Frank Whittier Martin Williford David Wright STUDENTS NOT PICTURED John Abrahamson Richard Adams Jennifer Amoroso Vincent Carvalho David Cohen Douglas Downes Alison Falk Laurie Gomes Chris Heilborne John Lceming Roger Lceming Stephen Lceming Michael Lister Arwen MacPhee Derek Nulk Roland Smith Ed Sylvia Robert Taylor AI fie Tingley 57 FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL Front Row: Dawn Younkin, Susan Allen, Mike Malgieri. Second Row: Mr. Kimball, Lori Podewarny, Alisa Ferraro, and Cathleen Kearney. 58 This year the freshman class tried something new. The elected officers were the entire council. The council was set up in a different way than the ones in the past. This class has no president or vice-president. They have Social Chairperson Alisa Ferraro, Vice Chairperson Mike Malgieri, Chairperson Cathleen Kearney, Cor- responding Secretary Lori Poddewor- ny, and Treasurer Susan Allen. At the Homecoming game, their float was a tribute to the American Revolution, the Fourth of July. The Homecoming representative for this class was Kristin Morris and her escort John Ribody. This Class is looking forward to the years to come enthusiastically. Erik Abrahamson Viviana Aguero David Aiello Donald Antonelli Sherry Apice George Auslandcr Collin Austin Heather Blair Steve Blessing Darlene Borges Richard Boudreau Adelc Braisted MaryJane Brooks Judson Broome Barbara Brown Marissa Caprio Jennifer Carey Todd Carocci Matthew Carvalho Kelly Castro Lisa Charon Monica Clays Anne Marie Como Kimberly Connor Matthew Cowell Harold Dame Elisa Degnan Cheryl Dcignan Timothy Dexter Lynda Dunnington Kevin Durfee David Fandetti Alisa Ferraro Melissa Follett Suzanne Fry Patricia Gallagher Douglas Genereux Gina Giramma Gcrik Girard Gary Good Dawn Grillo Billy Goodrich 59 Janccn Haase Judith Hempe Raymond Holcombe Jason Holly Coleen Huggins Kenneth Jefferson Charlie Ji Amy Jones Joanne Kester John Kirwan Lisa Korevio Kathleen Laliberte Mary La Porte Michelle Lataille Jeremy Lessman Christy Lindsay Curtis Litzler Ken Lockhart Michael Lurgio Valerie Maguire Michael Malgieri Melissa Mangiatinc Jen Mastrxangleo John McCloskey Tracy McGarty Jeremy Merrick Gerald Miele Nicholas Miele Billy Mitchell Kristen Morris Tanya Noka Daniel Northrup Gregory Owens Richard Padilla Joe Paul Chris Petrone Robert Phelps Lauren Podedworny Jeanette Poplis Brad Power Kristin Ravo Kellie Regan 60 Laurie Roche Linda Rooney James Sauro Michael Sawyer Joey Scotto Robert Shuman Kelli-Anne Sliney Katherine Soh Cynthia Stanton Sherstine Stuart Melvin Taylor Rhbon Turner Oliver Tut Tina Valles Leon Vaughn Gavin Waldhcger Michael Warren Michelle Weeks Ann Wajciechow Steve Wojciechow Lisabeth Worthington Peter Wronoski Elizabeth Yakey Leslie Yemma Dawn Younkin Donna Zosa Laurie Lindeman Heather Grimley Amy Griffin Sherry Dexter STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Susan Allen Donald Antonelli Paul Barbosa Homer Blake Nicholas Donadio David Downs David Downes Patricia Duce Stewart Gilbert Greg Gillooly Rebecca Johnson Cathleen Kearney Kyle Knowlton Justin Kores Joseph Lavidmodiere Craig MacDonald Daniel Merchant Lori Olson Frank Oneschut Michael Petrucci Stephanie Ray John Riberdi Michael Roberts Justin Suggs 61 JUNIOR HIGH CLASS COUNCIL Front Row: Christine Mancuso, Rhonda McConnell, Mark McManus. Second Row: Amia Ferraro, Jennifer Davis, Julie DiSantis, Joe Grimm, Brett Kenyon, Mike Naysncrski. Third Row: Scan Stephenson, Steve Flolland, Peter Laurie, Julie DiSanto, Michelle Diaz, Michele Mossey, Mike Rowan. Fourth Row: Jeff Souza, Anne Soh, Lynn Bessacini, Paula Grandolfi, Christa Waring, Alyssa Nota, Kelli Maguire. This year the junior high class council was led by President Mark McManus, Vice President Julie Haase, Treasurer Rhonda McConnell, and Secretary Christine Mancuso. With the assistance of Mr. Hilley, they have put on successful dances throughout the year. This year as in the past, the junior high par- ticipated in the annual NHS science fair. Many of their pro- jects focused on the needs of our community in the future. The junior high council looks forward to the four promising years in the senior high school level. Jamie Aguiro Angela Almy Laura Amy Jody Anderson Todd Anderson Kelli Barker Roger Barncr Joey Benedetti Matt Benson Lynn Bcssacini Mike Biafore Karen Bridge Kristine Brookes Pat Burford Jeff Burns Adam Camp Kristina Carocci Andrew Carr Camille Carter Tim Carvalho Joe Cassidy Darci Cauley Terri Chalifoux Shane Champlin Mark Cinquegrana Zena Clarke Debbie Cole Cheryl Cowell Matt Cuningham Lenny Cuoco Eileen Daly Joey Davis Kenny Davis Ralph DcCiantis Joanne DeGroote Julianne DeSantis Michelle Diaz John DiSano Julie DiSanto Jennifer Downey Brandon Dubuc Kevin Fagan 63 Richard Famiglicttc Doug Fcrland Harry Fisher Edward Fishcll Kristen Fitz Dee Dee Ford Denise Ford Peggy Gardiner Edward Garlick Todd Gill Dennis Gladu Beth Goff Walter Goode Cynthia Gowen Paula Grandolfi Timmy Groves Dustin Hamlin Sharon Hartc Robert Haxton William Hay Dawn Hazard Kathleen Hickey Dan Holland Steve Holland Leif Husted Carol Isamoine Ron lemma Marc Indeglia Matt Jeffrey Leslie Johnson Margaret Kazounis Mike Knox Melanie Koske Maarten Kraaijvangcr Brian Lague Suzanne Larme Robin Laurence Jason Laurie Peter Laurie Joyce Lavimodicrc Lori Law Sean Lennon 64 Denise Lindewall Matt Lindley Danny Lister Dana Lord James MacPhee Christine Mancuso Lisabeth Manning Thomas Marchetti Stephen Maroni Ted McCaffrey Eric McCarthy Rhonda McConnell Shannon McCourt Jill McEneaney Chuck McGinnis Stephen McKcndry Catherine McKenna Moira McKenna Andrew McMahon Mark McManus Neil McQuiggan Mary Melillo William Menard Andrew Mignanelli Anthony Mollo Chris Moroski Michele Mosscy April Noka Pat Roan Debbie Shaw Alyssa Nota Dale Ohsberg Todd Osfield Dan Packer Regina Paruta Kathryn Patterson Martha Pearson Lisa Phelps Aubrey Phillips Gina Piscitelli Lara Pitocchi Colleen Potter 65 Terri Potter Ellen Prior Paul Rayta Kerric Reardon Clarke Raposa Vanessa Richards Dan Richardson Mike Rowan Sean Rundlett James Sabins Nicole Schroyer Kristen Scotto Stephanie Smith Inez Speights Lori Sprague Sean Stephenson Hollic Stillwell David Stolle Sandra Sumner Jeff Taylor Melanie Taylor Greg Thomas Bradd Vaill Timmy Van Wormer Cathy Vars Mike Vaughin Kenny Vellone Scott Vellone Amy Vican John Walsh Krista Waring Dean Welshman Fred Whaley Mark Wholey Paul Wilson Robert Wilson Erica Wolfe Julie Wombolt Judy Wright Rodney Yemma Peter Yu Mark Zito 66 Rachael Antonelli Michele Archer Chris Ashley Martin Auslandcr Brigid Bouchard Daniel Bradley Ben Brown Jamie Bruskie David Campbell John Caprio Laura Casey Serina Casey Patrick Cauley Dustin Champlin Tara Clinton Elissa Cooke Melanie Cunningham Gina D’Abate Raissa Daly Kimberly Dame Matthew Davey Jennifer Davis Kerryn Davis Tracy Davis Lori Dawson Chris Decker Robert Delaney Kelli DiSalvo Elizabeth Doyle Nicole Dubileuski Sean Duggan Kristen Durfee Garrick Evans Ricky Everett Amia Ferraro Heather Ferraro Kyle Ferrier Eva Fisher Joseph Gemma Joshua Giuliano Ronald Goff Renee Gould 67 Kevin Graham Anthony Grello Garbicl Grilli Joseph Grimm Julie Haase Mike Hamel Jacqueline Hanke Jennifer Harrison Christine Healey Jeanette Holland Kelley Hooper Kelly Houle Lauren Houston Brcndon Huggins Elizabeth Jarvis Greg Souza George Kashulines Robert Kazonis Brett Kenyon Andrew Kittlcson Shelia Knott George Kolb Julie Korcivo Walter Kretzer Warren Lcbocuf Mark Leary Christopher Leeming Timmy Lenihan Christopher Lessman Jack Lindcrman Jennifer Loporchio Stacey Lord Kerri Lynch Enoch MacDonough Kelly Maguire Jonathan Manning Katherine Marchetti Tim Mathicu Heather McCarthy Alicia McCullough David McHalc Karen McKendry 68 Kerry Ann Melton Julie Merchant Mcagon Merrick Eric Moffat Natalie Moffat Jeff Monroe Donald Moore Michael Naysnerski Colleen Needham John O’Donnell Amy O’Neil Shannon O’Neill Lorraine Papa Todd Pavao Kirsten Pierce Danny Puzzullo Greg Pratt Jessica Pratt Kim Primm Nathan Pullano Karen Radkiewich Lauann Reynolds Victoria Richards Mike Ritacco Kevin Shea Tammy Skuce Andrew Smith Rebecca Smith Dianna Souza Jeff Souza Adam Strong Matt Stuart Kerry Sullivan James Sumner Jeff Swann Eleanor Taylor John Theriault Robert Theriault Kathryn Thompson Allison Trotta Cynthia Wall John Wescott 69 NHS EDUCATORS Dedicated to th people that ma our dreams pos Dr. William R. Holland Superintendent Mrs. Elizabeth Gomes Career Ed Work Study Coordinator Mr. Jerome R. McCarthy Principal Mr. Maurice R. Allaire Guidance Director Mr. Ron Pepler Guidance Counselor Mr. Todd D. Flaherty Vice-Principal Mrs. Deborah Thurber Guidance Counselor 72 Mr. Richard Adham Physical Ed. Mr. William Behrends Physical Ed. Health Mrs. Bruna Boyle Language Mrs. Sandra Bellantoni Math Mr. Edgar Brown Social Studies Mrs. Priscilla Archambault Home Economics Mr. Raymond Birch Resource Mrs. Rosalind Butziger Science Dr. Jeffrey Champlin Math Mrs. Myrna Cole Science Mrs. Cathy Capablo Math Mr. Albert Christopher Science Mr. Edward De fusco Music Mrs. Cappalli-Marion C.M.H. Mr. Joseph Cifelli Music Mr. Dennis DeGrass English 74 n Mrs. Louise DeGrass Physical Ed. Mr. Ulysses Gal I man Science Mr. Phillip Dubilewski English Mr. William Hilley Social Stds. Dept. Head ft- , Mr. Jonathan Hutchins Art Mrs. Barbara Duggan Social Studies Miss Marjorie Holt Science Dept. Head Mr. Joseph Houlihan English Mr. Paul lacono Social Studies 75 Miss Elizabeth Jennings Social Studies Mr. Robert Kimball Social Studies Mr. Robert Malacarne Industrial Arts Mrs. Lauren Johnson Math Mrs. Judith Laffey Language Mr. Wayne Johnson Science Miss Elizabeth Lee Resource Miss Ann Masterson Librarian 76 Mr. Raymond Mansolillo School Psychologist Mrs. Barbara McCool Resource Miss Linda Nordlund Math Dept. Head Mrs. Patricia Pitocchi English Dept. Head Mr. Robert Petro Science Mr. David Poirier Physical Ed. Mrs. Patricia Nesbitt Home Economics Mrs. Judy Phillips English Mr. Thomas Quinn Social Studies 77 mun. Mrs. Deborah Ranaldi Physical Ed. Mr. Kevin Sheehan Math Project Incentive Mr. George Smith Business Mr. Andrew Robinson Social Studies Mrs. Karen Swaboda Social Studies Mrs. Mary Smith Business Mrs. Nancy Romain Math Mrs. Deborah Swanlund English Mr. Robert Thibeault Industrial Arts Mrs. Jane Valliere English Mr. James Zepp Athletic Director Mr. Andrew Tucker Language Mrs. Carolyn Vivenzio English Mr. Daniel Wise Science Ms. Sharon Webster English Mrs. Sheila Zompa Language Miss Usa DeSista Math Mrs. Christine Davis Main Office Mrs. Carol McDonough In-House Aide Mrs. Jennifer Winterbottom English Aide 0 ♦ Mrs. Harriet Graves Special Ed. Aide Mrs. Maureen Mossey Main Office Mrs. Sabra Cicillinie Guidance Aide Mrs. Dolores Iacuele Clinic Mrs. Elaine Ricci Guidance Mrs. Janet Wilson Library Aide NARRAGANSETT INQUIR NHS INITIATES EXCITING NEW “Activities Period.” Mr. Brown Named Dean of Student Affairs! Among the new activities at NHS are: Equestrian Club, Role Playing Club, and as shown above, Wrecking Crew. REVEALED: NHS invaded by spirited “pajama clad” students!! “Boy Rich” makes his singing debut at our own NHS Variety Show — “Puttin’ on the Ritz.” Academic Decathlon The students who participated in the Academic Decathlon spent hours training for a state-wide competition against the teams of many other local high schools. The team con- sisted of students from different grade levels and academic averages. In competition each student was quizzed on their individual knowledge of topics which ranged from U.S. History and English Grammar to Algebra and Trigonometry. Although the team did not win the state championship, they performed well. Junior Donna Boudrea brought distinction and honor to the Narragansett team when she was awarded a silver medal for excellence in mathematics. The team was coached by Mrs. Sheila Zompa. Pictured at Right: Kneeling: Sean Sullivan, Danna Boudreau, Paul Kraaijvanger. Sitting: Lynn Rogerson, Jennifer Griffin, Leslie Law, I rissa Luzzi. Missing: Tracie Hunt, Fred Wright. Project Close-Up Project Close-Up is a week long program which takes eligible students from grades eleven and twelve to our nation's capital for a unique combination of touring and learning. Students spend five nights and six days in Washington D.C. ex- changing and expressing their views on current issues with some of the nation’s top leaders. While students arc in Washington, they are housed in hotels with students from numerous other high schools from around the country who are also par- ticipating in the program. The op- portunity to learn more about the workings of the federal government is pleasantly mixed with learning about the lifestyles of students in other states. The advisor for Project Close-Up is Mr. Ed Brown. Pictured at Left: First Row: Nath Akella, Sean Lcnihan, Matt Datis, Corey Fiske, Mark Braisted. Second Row: Steven Brownell. John Panxica, Dan Nolan, Mr. Brown, Bobby Martin and Paul LeRoy. Compass The Compass which was under the direction of Mrs. Karen Swaboda had a very suc- cessful year! There were many students involved with the pro- duction of our own school paper, and many interesting articles were published. Some of these topics included: The Junior Variety Show; The Boys Basket- ball Team; Education; Newsbriefs on each class pro- gress and many more intriguing topics. This year the Editor-in- Chief for the Compass was Senior Sarah White. Pictured at Right: 1st Row: Mark Casey. Greg Rundlet, Matt Benson. Joel Gregoire. 2nd Row: Sarah White, Beth Mcl ermott, Christine Zanella. Amey Clark. 3rd Row: Mrs. Karen Swaboda. Beth Clark. Christa Waring, Alvssa Notta, Jennifer Griffin, Lisa Davev. Equestrian Club The Equestrian Club is a new club under the direction of Mrs. Phillips. They have approximately six students who occasionally work with the South County Therapeutic Riding Foun- dation spotting handicapped riders and leading horses. The Equestrian Club also has various discussion groups about the many dif- ferent aspects of horses. Pictured at Left: Debra Cole, Kerri Reardon, Hollie Stillwell, Gina Piscitelli, Michelle Daniels, Sarah White. Italian Club The Italian Club is a new club advised by Mrs. Boyle. The Club spent this year diligently plann- ing for their trip to Italy to be held during April Vacation. The Club spent many hours raising money for the trip by holding bakesales, providing refreshments at sports events and the Bonfire, holding a Christmas raffle, a faculty-student basket- ball game and other fundraising events. The Italian Club would like to say thank you to everybody who supported them during their fundraising events. “Mille Grazier Pictured at Right: 1st Row: Donna Boudreau, Christine Zanella, Debbie Lindewall and Steph Silvestri. 2nd Row: Steve Mullo, Pam Pearson, and Dean Carlone. National Honor Society The Mariner Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society, in- auguarated when the school was founded, recognizes outstanding members of the student body. Elected to the Society by a Faculty council, these students have given clear evidence of high character, consistent academic achievement, leadership and service to the school. Pictured at Left: First Row: Gina Sauro, Sherrie Theroux, Debora Iinewall, Kelly Nelson, Christa Cotter, Aimce Suprenant, Jeanne Day, lx rraine Day, Shannon Camp. Second Row: Pam Cardiner, Michael Hay, Mark Casey, lx ri Bessacini, Timothy O'Neill, Stephanie Silvestri, Lisa Davey, Sarah White, Bethany Carlson, Joanne Sumner, Scott Lawson. Donald Blankenship, Thomas Younkin, Gregory Kundlett. Cheryl Pearson, Fllen Sweet, Cynthia W haley, Julie Kldridge, Erin Farrell. Missing From Photo: Kevin Needham, David Pe .zullo. Insite Project Insite is a unique program which offers eligible students from grades nine and ten the opportunity to learn more about our state’s government and its operations. This three day live-in program takes par- ticipants to Providence where they meet with state officials in an infor- mative seminar format. The fun of living in a hotel for three days is combined with an enriching educa- tional experience. The advisors for Insite are Mr. Brown and Mr. Quinn. Pictured at Left: 1st Row: Kristin Benoit, An- drea Peccarro, Liz W orthington, Martha Pulito, Ellen Reynolds, Kerri Sahaghian, I.isa Edwards, Jessica Sandel, Wendy N'aysberski, Stacey Pic- coli, Kelli Stephenson. 2nd Row: Beth Yakev, Kelli Degnan, Dawn Younkin, Tina Millin, Jamie Trillo. Stephanie 7Jto, Beth Clarke, Monica Clays, Alisa Degnan, Christy Lindsey, Stephanie Ray. 3rd Row: Gina Giramma, Kathy Carney, Tracy McCarty, Barbara Brown, Rebecca Johnson, Kristin Rato, Joanne Kester, Cathy Soh. 4th Row: Nick Miele, Date Aiello, Jimmy Sauro, Jeremy Merrick, Gary Good, Amy Clarke, Risa Smith, Christine Trillo. Literary Magazine The Narragansett Junior- Senior High Literary Magazine — “CROSS CUR- RENTS” has been published for the past three years. The purpose of the magazine is to provide the students with an opportunity to create and publish essays, prose and poetry. The universe and its people are grist in the mill of “CROSSCURRENTS.” We celebrate the craft of writing! Pictured at Right: Allysa Nota, Mr. lacono, Chris Moore, and Chris Giadu. The R.I. Model Legislature, which meets for three days in March, is a mock session of the R.I. General Assembly. Student leaders (grades 9-12) from all over R.I. meet for committee hearings, political caucuses and on the floor of the Senate and House of Representatives at the State House, to debate and vote on bills written by the students themselves. This is a great ex- perience for students who are in- terested in politics, public issues and public speaking. Pictured at Left: First Row: Kerry Buchanan, Ann Panzica, Sarah White, Lisa Davey, and Christa Cotter. Second Row: Kelly Degnian, Chris Giadu, Steven Mollo, Chris Moore, Steven Brownell and John Hickey. Third Row: Trisha Zenella, Beth McDermott, Amy Clark, Linda Prim and Trissa Luzzi. Photography Club The Photography Club helps budding amateurs understand the magic of the silver image. Students learn to develop, enlarge, expose and compose their black and white pictorial thoughts graphically into a paper print. Pictured at Left: First Row: Gina Giramma. Mark Taylor. Second Row: Mr. Kimball, Chris O’Dowd, Linda Rooney, Kerri Buchanan, Dana Verrichioni. Role Playing Club The Role Playing Club is for those students with creative imaginations. Those who par- ticipate in adventures from the depths of space to the medieval empires. One “lives” one or more characters while par- ticipating in the search for treasure or the discovery of new worlds. Pictured at Right: First Row: Andrew Smith, Adam Strom, Gabriel Grilli. John Wescott, Garrick Evans. Second Row: Jennifer Corl, Steven Brownell, Shawn Sullivan and Chris Moore. Third Row: Mr. Kimball, Dave Wright, Chris Gladu, Steve Mollo and Fred Wright. Ski Club NHS Ski Club is open to all NHS students. Meetings are held Thursdays to plan for day trips and weekend trips this year. Students who demonstrate positive behavior will be invited to participate in earning money this summer, towards a week long ski trip to Steam Boat, Colorado, next February vacation, 1985. Pictured at Left: First Row: Sean McCarty, Dave Tureo, Paul Kraai- jvanger, Russ DeGrange, Chris Stephenson. Second Row: Mellissa Foliett, Darlene Bourgess, Michelle Lataille, Stephanie Silvestri, Todd LaPorte. Third Row: Mr. Dan Wise, Frank Como, Steve Burgess, Joe Paglia, Robert Galucci, Brian Farare, Tim O’Neil. Missing From Photo: Miss Betsy lee, John McGovern. Student Council This year the Senior High Student Council was led by President Gina Sauro and Vice- President Beth McDermott Dana Verrccchione was Recording Secretary. Stacey Piccoli was Corresponding and the Treasurer was Jamie Trillo. Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Brown were the council's advisors. Spirit week consisted of Pa- jama Day, Hawaiian Day. Toga Day. and Red and White Day. The Student Council sponsored the Homecoming Dance and decided to begin the weekend with a bang; they sponsored a bon- fire on Pier Beach. The annual blood drive, held in the fall, was a great success! The Rock-A- Thon took place on March 3rd and 4th and the profits went towards the cost of paying for the Special Education Students to go to the Special Olympics. The Council also began to plan some of the next year's events. Pictured at Right: First Row Beth McDermott. Jamie Trillo, Stacey Picolli. Dana Verchionie. (,ina Sauro. Second Row Mr. Johnson. Stete (ioedereis, Martin Williford. John Harrison, Kristin Sullitan. Chris O’Dowd, nne McNorton, Franke Bates. Chrissv Trillo. Third Row Andrea Pccaroro. Kristin Benoit. Tina Millen, F.llen Reynolds, Kerry Sahagan, lisa Fdwards. Amy Clark, Kerry Buchanan. Christine Walpole. Creggory Rundlett. Fourth Row Kelly Nelson. Oirisfa Cotter. Debbie Undewall. Beth Clark, Jeanne Dunn. Alisa Ferraro, lx ri I .indewall. Sarah W hite. Sleph Sihestri. Kenny Munroe. f.regg C apples. Back Row. Noelle Protost, Debbie Familigetti. Trissa laizzi. Sue Menard. Christine £eneila. John Hickey. John Pearson. Pam Cooke. Beth Allen. Amey t.riffin. ( ina («iramma and Cheryl Pearson. Work Study In order to ease the transi- tion from school to work the work experience program is of- fered to approximately 20 juniors and seniors who are at least 16 years of age. (If room is available, other students who are 16 years of age will be con- sidered for the program.) Students in this program at- tend morning class and spend the afternoon in an authorized and supervised work setting (job), for which 2 school credits are earned. Pictured at Left: First Row: Mark Braisted. Tood LaPorte, JoAnne Cavanaugh. Mary Prior, Michelle Miele, Robert Christofaro. Second Row: John Leeming, Al Tingly, Peter Carocci, Jim Russo, Paul johnson, Mrs. Betty Gomes. Yearbook The Yearbook is an activity which is open to students from each grade. Under the leader- ship of senior editors, a staff of dedicated and talented students produces the schools memory keeper. Involved students will learn the techniques of layout, cropping, photography and copy writing. This activity is one of the most enjoyable aspects of our years spent in school. Pictured at Right: First Row: Dana Verrichioni, Kelly Stephenson, Lor- raine Day, JoAnne Sumner. Mark Casey, Kerry Buchanan. Second Row: Mr. Thomas Quinn, Correne Houston, Christine llempe, Beth Clark, Steph Silvestri, Shelly Ritacco. Third Row: Erin Farrell and Pam Pearson. Missing From Photo: Renee C onley, Alison Falk and Scott MacFaneany. 1984 SCIENCE FAIR Uhen a bean of uhltc Light • r-'fo ' orh a prism, does It bxeaK into miribou-I UK? _� •� STUDENT DEPARTMENT AIDES ▼ LcAnnc Blankenship, Sherrie Therault, Ammic Suprcnant, Kim DeAngelo, Christine Hempc, Amey Clark. Missing From Photo: GYM AIDES ► John Hickey, Mike England, Patrick McMahn, Pam Pearson. Missing From Photo: Mike McGwin. SPECIAL ED. AIDES ► 1st Row: Aimce Suprenant, Pam Cook, Gina Sauro, Lorraine Papa. 2nd Row: Sarah White, Dave Pez- zullo, Renee Conley. Miss- ing From Photo: Debbie Buffaro, Nicole Dubilewski, Stuart Gilbert, R. J. Boudreau, Jody Anderson, Robert Delaney, and Joel Grcgoric. 88 AIDES ◄ A.V. AIDES Steve Wojcicchowski, Mr. Kimball, Louie Valentino. Missing From Photo: Fred Wright and Steve Brownell. ▼ LIBRARY AIDES John McGillvary, Ellen Sweet. Jay Walsh, Cindy Whaley, Jay DeSantis. Missing From Photo: Anne Wo- jciechowski, Micheal Baker, Joe Paul, Micheal Warren, Collen Sweet. ◄ GUIDANCE AIDES Risa Smith, Beth Clark, Lori Bcssacini, Jamie Trillo, Kristine Sullivan. 89 “SPIRIT WEEK” “ALMOST ON Last year many of our students performed on Broadway — Almost On Broadway that is, for this was the theme of last year’s Junior Variety Show. This show, led by Gina Sauro and Mr. Dubilewski, was a highly successful event enjoyed by all. Many of 1983’s juniors actively participated in the performance as well as numerous underclassmen. Most memorable was the surprising “Kazoo Debut” by NHS’s newest budding talents — our very own teachers! Greg Rundlett and Stephanie Silvestri were the show’s Masters of Ceremonies, and posed as Broadway directors trying out new talent. Many acts which highlighted the show included the “Dudes Dukane, “American Pie” by Bob Fraliegh and a skit entitled “This Is Your Life Mr. McCarthy,” which featured Mike McGwin as our own Fearless leader. The show’s finale included the spectacular teacher’s act and concluded with the song “Almost On Broadway” which was set to the tune of Sinatra’s “New York, New York.” The 1983 Junior Variety Show was an exciting event indeed, and shall always remain fondly in the hearts of those who performed, in the event as well as those who attended it. BROADWAY!!” “PUTTIN’ ON This year's junior class has really been “Puttin' on the Ritz.” That is the theme of this year's variety show, which was presented on Feb. 2 and 4. The junior class has been planning this year’s show for many months now. Under the direction of Paul lacono and Trish Hadfield, the variety show got off to a good start. The show had been very carefully thought out and organiz- ed right down to the rehearsal schedule through the planning of all the acts. The evening opened with “Puttin' on the Ritz” set in the I920’s. The se- cond half of the show featured the modern way of “Puttin' on the Ritz.” The variety show had a substantial amount of musical and dance acts. The musical side of the show included a song and dance number performed by the senior high choir and some original pieces by Charles Aucott and his band. Among the dance numbers was a dance performed to the music from “Flashdance” and a break-dancing number. “Puttin' on the Ritz” was an exciting show that reflected all the hard work put into it. It was a great success, both as an enjoyable evening of entertain- ment and as a tremendous fundraiser for the junior class. — Jen Griffin ‘Let’s Groove Tonight' High Tide’s Lead Singer “Charlie” THE RITZ” “WE SING THIS SONG TO YOU.” This year the Choir had a very memorable year. They spent many long hours practicing to perform for the year to come. They performed at a Christmas concert, which turned out very well. They also tried their hand at a dance routine performed in the junior class variety show. Under the direction of Mr. Edward DeFusco the choir entertained many of us with their endless talent. Pictured Above: First Row: Sarah White, Jennifer Griffin, Kelly Nelson, LeeAnn Blankenship, Melody Mitchell. Second Row: Cindy Shaw, Vicky Watson, Lynn Rodgcrson, Wendy Broome. Third Row: Shelley Ritacco, Corrcnc Houston, Heather Blair, Alana Hewitt, Bob Fraliegh. Missing From Photo: Steven Holly and Kathy McDonald. Pictured Above: First Row: Kathy Marchetti, Christine Healy, Julie Merchant, Holly Stillwell, Kristin Scotto. Second Row: Ja- quelenc Hanky, Shelia Knott, Nicole Dubilewski, Melanie Taylor, Lori Dawson, Kristin Pearce, Alyssa Cook. “LET THE MUSIC PLAY The NHS Pep Band annually supports the football team by playing at all of the pep rallies and home games. Each year the band combines with South Kingstown to perform at half-time show at the Thanksgiving Day game. The concert band and jazz band spent the year performing at various events such as the Christmas Con- cert and also the Junior variety show. Under the direction of Mr. Cifelli, both the Concert band and the Jazz band had a very entertaining year. Pictured Above: First Row: Larry Dame, Greg Owens, Deborah Shaw, Patrick Burford, Bill Menard, Chris Cifelli, Joe Paul, Scott McEneaney, Adrian Owens, Dan Holland. Second Row: Lief Hustcd-Jenen, Jerry Miele, Neil Stuart, David Hempe, Tom Bradley, Jody Anderson, Nath Akella, Nick Miele, James Iasimonc, Colleen Weeks, Jonathan Owens and Mr. Ccfelli. 97 MARITIMES 1984... Senior Editor — Erin Farrell Sports Editor — Correne Houston Features Editor — Renee Conley Underclassmen Editor — Alison Falk This year the process of producing the Maritimes was changed. Under the leadership of our new advisor Mr. Thomas Quinn and Editor-in-chief Stephanie Silvestri, a small group of senior high students undertook the challenge of creating the best yearbook in NHS history. In August our staff met for the first time. Among our first order of business was the selection of section editors who would be responsible for overseeing every aspect of production for their particular part of the book. Each of the individuals pictured on these pages worked for weeks and months on perfecting a section or helping finance the yearbook. Overcoming numerous difficulties, we believe that we have successfully completed an attractive and well organized yearbook which accurately captures the memories and happenings of the 1983-1984 school year and we hope you will agree! 98 Business Manager — Scott McEneaney Asst. Editor-in-Chief Jo Anne Sumner Editor-in-Chief Stephanie Silvestri I Advisor Mr. Thomas Quinn 9 Paparazzi Editor Mr. Troll The 1984 Maritimes staff would like to give a special thanks to: Russ DesGranges, Beth Clark, Pam Pearson, Steve Goederies, Shelly Ritacco and everyone else who help to make this 1984 Maritimes a SUCCESS!!! 99 “POWDER PUFF!!!” “Dolly’s long lost twin Not now Donna!!” R-O-W-D-l-E — ROWDIE!! The Rebels are cruising for a bruising. “Be there or be square.” ‘‘Look Dave we’re on Candid Camera.” We’ve got that SPIRIT” Ted Is that you? “That Mariner Band .. “MARINERS ON “Monkey see, monkey do! 102 “NHS arm wrestling champ! “Honestly, I’ll have it done by Monday. “Debate Club THE MOVE!!!” FUTURE MARINERS.. FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL The NHS football team had a very good year. They started off with an eight game winning streak and ended the year with a bang by crushing the S.K. Rebels 14-6 in the Thanksgiv- ing Day Game. 106 Sitting: Kevin Griffin. Ted Sherman. Jim Kearney. 1st Row: Greg Rundelctt. Paul Stienhibler. Tom Younkin. Mike Harr- ington. Terry Biafore, Mike McGuin. Dave Pezzullo, Jeff Kirwan, Norman Worthington. Tim Behan. 2nd Row: Doug Ricci. Brian Ferrare. Robert Galucci. Joe Paglia. Steve Burgess. Eric Lindewall. Mike Souza. Clint Downey. Mark Casey. Robert Sweet. Steve Sterns. 3rd Row: Jeremy Lessman. Billy Wombolt. Steve Blessing. Martin Williford. Kyle Nelson. Jimmy Speights. Todd Flynn, Chris Porior. Mike Biafore. Dan Pezzulo. Last Row: Dave Porior. David Nota. Coach Jim Zepp. Kevin Griffin Paul Stienhilber Tom Younkin Ted Sherman A FAREWELL TO MY LOVE, FOOTBALL. The toil, the pain, the agony, All have I felt for you. Let my words How gently As I bid my final adieu. Now that it is all over My love for you remains But all good things must change. Why do I feel so bitter? Is it because of the other man Who for so long I have trailed. But I make no excuses Their love for you was true. But no one could have loved you. As 1 did and still do You’ve given me many virtues, There has been good and There’s been bad, l_ Remembering those Friday nights Only makes me sped. I've seen you actcompassionate. I’ve also seen you cruel. I’ve seen you give rewards to some Who’ve broken every rule. Many times I’ve damned you. Many times I’ve cried. I thank the Lord, my God For reminding me that I’ve tried. Your charisma held me spellbound. I gave you everything. I allowed myself to be battered And beaten Driven to the ground. Looking past to present. My life goes through my mind. The good things stay before me. The bad ones drift behind. Mike Harrington Norman Worthington Jeff Kirwan BOYS’ SOCCER BOYS’ SOCCER BOYS’ SOCCER 108 1st Row: Assistant Coach McMahon, Tim Dexter, Colin Austin, John Panzica, Tim O’Neill, Jeremy Merrick, Pat McMahon, Chris Stephenson, Carlos Girard, Dave McKcndry, Mike Hay, Coach Tom Ashley. 2nd Row: John Hickey, Peter Giuliano, Dave Turco, Tom Farrell, Chris Gencreux, Mark Casey, Gcrick Girard, Rob Mathicu, Matt Turco, George Auslandcr. Although the team did not succeed n their playoff bid, they enjoyed a winning season. With most of the team returning next year, the 1985 team holds great promise. Firsl Row: Monica Clays, Jen Davey, Jen Carey, Dawn Yonkin, Alisa Ferraro, April Barbnez, Lisa Davey, Pam Gardiner, Aimee’ Surprcnent, Kin Chalifox, Judy Hempc, Christine Carr, Trissa Luzzi, Linda Prim. Second Row: Amy Clark, Heather Menard, Heather Manning, Patricia Sumner, Beth Clark, Gina Giramma, Kerry Buchanan, Tina Millcn, Ellen Sweet. Sue Menard, Kelly Stephenson, Laurie Dragon. Anne Panzcia, Eileen McGuire, Jessia Sandel, Risa Smith, Melissa Nathaniel. GIRLS’ SOCCER GIRLS’ SOCCER GIRLS’ SOCCER 1984 marked the first time that the lady Mariners participated in league competition. The team’s successful season culminated in playoff action. Mr. Adham and the girls have every reason to be proud of their record. fT 71 $ i 109 GIRLS’ TENNIS GIRLS’TENNIS GIRLS’ TENNIS Under the direction of Coach Irene Hyland, the young team had a much improved season. The team finished the year with a respectable 4-6 record. no 1st Row: Susan Allen, Jeanne Day, Christa Cotter, Lori Bessacini, Beth Carlson, Kelly Carmody. 2nd Row: Joanne Kester, Stephanie Zito, Kristen Benoit, Jennifer Griffin, Stacey Piccoli, Liz Worthington, Kristin Jones, Erin Durfee, Coach Hyland. BOYS’ TENNIS BOYS’ TENNIS BOYS’ TENNIS The 1983 Tennis team was driven by the enthusiasm of Coach Bill McEneaney. A season of spring tennis produced a respectable season and a victory over the local rivals, the S.K. Rebels. 1st Row: Scott McEneaney, Chris Carlson, Mark Morrison, Reza- Hashimi-Heri. 2nd Row: Willis Kim, Paul Mastriani, Andy Cary, Tim O’Neill, Tom Younkin, Coach McEneaney. WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING Coaches Joe Testa and Dean Welshman returned this year for a more enjoyable season on the NHS mats. The grapplers highlighted their season by defeating long time rivals East Greenwich. This year’s team relied on wrestlers from all grades and should enjoy more winning seasons in the future. 112 First Row: Nicholas Miele, Brian Ferrare, Chris Matheson, David Cohen, Chris Allen, Dean Welshmen, Jeff Kirwan, Joe Testa, Mark Casey, Steve Stearns, Chris Gladu, Steve Degroote. Second Row: Mike Harrington, Steve Carrie, Matt Stedman, Mike Marchetti, Mark Casey, Gerik Girard, Timothy Allen, and John Kirwan. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS 114 First Row: Amy Griffin, Lisa Edwards. Second Row: Gina Sauro, Kris Sullivan. Third Row: Beth Allen, Pam Cook, Debbie Lindewall, Jeanne Dunn. Fourth Row: Jamie Trillo, Chris Trillo. Fifth Row: Kristin Hargraves. First Row: Kim lemma. Second Row: Linda Prim. Third Row: Lisa Edwards, Stacy Piccoli, Lori Podedworny. Fourth Row: Captain — Joanne Carter, Julie Eldridge, Captain — Stephanie Huckins. Fifth Row: Gretchen Cunningham, Kerri Buchanan, Amy Griffin, Jessica Sandel, Kelly Stephenson, Cathy Kearney. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 115 BOYS’ BASKETBALL The basketball team had a successful 12-5 record this year and finished the season in second place in the Class C division of their league. At presstime the team was entered in the state playoffs and hoping to end off the 1984 season with some big wins. 116 First Row: Coach Chadwick, Mike Owens, John Pearson, Paul Blessing, Frank Bates, Steve Burdgess, Scott Owens, Coach Nedwidek. Second Row: Bruce Law- ing, Tom Campbell, Scott Lawson, Terry Biafore, and Robert Sweet. GYMNASTICS GYMNASTICS GYMNASTICS % I 118 Front Row: Cathy LaLiberte. Middle Row: Kristine Sullivan, Chris O’Dowd, Jamie Trillo, Kristin Hargraves, Coach Jane Dickens. Back Row: Kelly Carmody, Karen Chalifoux, Laurie O'Dowd. First Row: Ron lemma, Greg Souza, Andy Carr, Marc McManus, Andy McMahon, Todd Gill. Second Row: David Campbell, Dave Richson, Mark In- deglia, Kevin Fagan. Third Row: Tim Groves, Ken Davis, Steve Holland, Billy Menard, and Coach Tom Ashley. BOYS’JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The Junior High Boys Basketball team had an exciting and winning season this year. They ended the season Co-Champs of the Southern Division of their league and entered the state playoff tournament. As of February 29 the team had advanced to the semi-finals of the tournament and were anxiously hoping for a chance at the number one position! 119 GIRLS’ JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 1st Row: Lynn Bessacini, Diana Souza, Lara Pitocci. 2nd Row: Kate Hickey, Kerrie Davis, Kerrie Reardon, Alissa Nota. First Row: Kelli Barker, Julie Desanto, Moira McKenna, Catherine McKenna. Second Row: Rhonda McConnell, Jen Davis, Michelle Mossey. Third Row: Kristine Brooks, Shannon McCourt, Karen Brooks, Mrs. Mossey. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 121 BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL Kneeling: Keith Vellone, Eric Lindewall, Mike Owens, Peter Clays, John Rawl- ings, Bob Gallucci, Norm Worthington. Standing: Coach Ted Higgins, Billy Har- rison, Jeff Rundlett, Tom Campbell, Terry Biafore, Chris Poriere, John Harrison, Kevin Barnett, John Pearson, Cory Fiske, John Sullivan, Tony Vellone. SOFTBALL The softball team once again showed their strength, finishing the 1983 season with a 9-3 record which was good enough for them to clinch the Southern Division Champion- ship. The team finished in third place in the state playoffs and are looking forward to continuing their history of success in the 1984 season. First Row: Pam Gardiner, Eileen Sweet, Julie Eldridge, Sharon Younkin, Renee Archambault, Tracey Cooke, Maureen O’Donell, Tricia Sumner. Second Row: Mr. D. Porier, Lori Bessacini, Kristine LeBlanc, Andrea Laurence, Kim lemma' Laurie Dragon, April Burbounais, Dawn McPhillips. Bottom Row: Melissa Keane, Mari Denelle, Beth Carlson, Pam Pearson. Top Row: Coach Ranaldi, Kim D’Angelo, Trissa Luzzi, Colleen Weeks, Cindy Whaley. Missing from Photo: Denise Duffy, Cheryl Pearson. Captains: Mari Denelle, Beth Carlson. VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL 125 GOLF GOLF GOLF Front Row: Louis Valentino, Ron Gabrilowitz, Matt Brown, Chris Moore, Billy MeGraw, Bob Martin, Joe Drezek. Second Row: Andre Suprenaut, Mike Campbell, Will Durfec, Mike England. David Pczzulo, Tom Cronin, Mike Grif- fin, David Rowan. Kyle Nelson, Joe Radkiewich. Kevin Allen. Peter Guilliano. Back Row: Matt Turko, Coach Bill Bchrends. Mark Casey. Nath Akella, John Hickey, Paul Stcinhilbcr, Dave Turko. Donald Hopkins. Steven Brownell. Brian Conlin, Robert Sweet, Scott Owens. Vinny Hull, Matt Davis, Tim Smith, Steven DeGroote. BOYS’ TRACK BOYS’ TRACK BOYS’ TRACK GIRLS’ TRACK GIRLS’ TRACK GIRLS’ TRACK 128 First Row: Kerri Sahagian, Crissy Trillo, Lisa Edwards, Jamie Trillo, Jessica Sandcl. Second Row: Vicki Watson. Krissy Sullivan, Michaela Burke, Stacey Piccoli, Kelly Stephenson, Eileen McGuire, Colleen Burke. Third Row: Coach Linda Ncdwcdik, Kelly Dcgnan, Erin Farrell, Jeanne Dunne, Mar- tha Pulito, Kerry Buchanan, Aimcc Surprcnaut, Assistant Mike McGuinn. CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: Claudia Auslander, Alisa Degnan, Lori Podedworny, Lori Roche. Middle Row: Michelle Weeks, Matt Cowell, Adrian Owens, Jonathan Owens, Paul Barbosa. Back Row: Barbara Brown, Bobby Mignanelli, Mike England, Chris Dillon, Dana Verachione, Erin Farrell, David Barbosa, Kelly Degnan, and Coach Bill Behrends. FACES IN SPORTS 129 Comfortable — Spirited Attractive GQ bound? Cute 133 NOTES FROM ALL OVER ’83-84 FASHIONS Camoflauge Pants Short Boots Crew Cuts Torn Sweatshirts Enamel Earrings Mini Skirts Dyed and Striped Jeans .Angora Sweaters Earrings on Boys “Leaiher” Pants Jean Jackets Wide Belts Bandanas Over Sized Sweaters Animal Slippers The Japanese Look Short Pants Calvin Klein Underwear Punk Glasses Hiking Boots Rag Wool Socks POPULAR GROUPS Quiet Riot Pretenders Van Halen Eurythmics Talking Heads U2 Culture Club The Police Stray Cats Def Leppard Duran Duran Kool and The Gang The Gap Band Kinks Genesis ZZ Top Men at Work Yes Prince TOP ALBUMS a “Thriller” by Michael Jackson “Syncronicity” by The Police “Kissing to be Clever” by Culture Club “Let’s Dance” by David Bowie Pyromania” by Def Leppard “1999” by Prince W ar” by U2 POPULAR MOVIES iky Business Terms of Endearment lashdance Local Hero Tender Mercies The Big Chill Return of the Jedi The Right Stuff Yentl POPULAR K'abbage Patch lunuii Dolls V.C.R.’s Walkmans Friendship Pins Breakdancing Videos Health Clubs Home CompffterllB Compact Disc Players M 134 “TIME CAPSULE” EVENTS America’s Cup Races — Longest athletic winning streak in history broken by the Aussies. Beatlemania — 20th anniversary of the Beatles British Invasion. Brooklyn Bridge celebrates its 100th birthday. Beirut massacre — Over 240 U.S. Marines killed in Lebanon. Carl Yaz retires after 23 years of major league baseball. First unanchored walk in space. Garrahy announces he will not run in 1985. Greenhouse Compact — Proposed to revive the state’s economy. Invasion of Grenada. James Watt resigns as Secretary of the Interior. Korean 747 downed by a Soviet Missile after straying into Soviet airspace. Lech Walesa wins the Nobel Peace Prize. Michael Jackson sweeps a record breaking 8 Grammies for his outstanding contribution to music. Motown Records celebrates its 25th year in business. Narragansett Tower’s honored with festivities for its 100th birthday. Nuclear Holocaust — TV’s “The Day After” was shown to millions of Americans. Sally Ride became the first woman in space. Superbowl XVIII Raiders upset the Redskins. Winter Olympics in Sarajevo. Yugoslavia. DEATHS FAMILIAR Yuri Andropov 74 FACES OF ’83-’84 Eubie Blake 100 Karen Carpenter 32 Michael Jackson Lillian Carter 85 Boy George Barney Clark 62 Sting Buster Crabbe 76 Joan Rivers Jack Dempsey 88 Eddie Murphy Arthur Godfrey 79 Mr. T. Ethel Merman 76 Jesse Jackson David Niven 73 Prince Edward Slim Pickins 64 Christie Brinkley Frank Reynolds 59 Jennifer Beals Jessica Savitch 35 Gum by Gloria Swanson 84 Opus the Penguin Tennessee Williams 71 Princess Diana Dennis Wilson 39 Garfield 135 THE 1984 NARRAGANSETT HIGH Marching Band 1, 2; Concert Band I, 2; Girls' Track II, 12; Cross Country 12; Project In- sight 9; Softball 9. 10; Basketball 9; Yearbook II, 12; Honor Society II, 12. Elaine Fitz— 29 Pcttaquamscutt Lake Rd., Saundcrstown 295-7326 Robert Fraleigh — 14 Chestnut St. 789-9520 Choir I, 2, 3. 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Marching and Concert Band 3,4; Stage Band 3,4. Ron Gabrilowitz — 124 Old Boston Neck Rd. 783-0867 Football 2, 3,4; Track 1.2, 3,4; Wrestling 2. Susan Gage — 50 Maplehurst Dr. 783-6841 Soccer 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Cross Country 4; Basketball 3; Yearbook I, 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,2,3. Cheryl Gallo — 30 Edgcwater Rd. 789-6423 Tennis 2; Soccer 3; National Italian Society 2, 3,4; Foreign Language Club 4. Pamela Gardiner — 27 Juniper Tr. 789-3264 Class Council I, 2, 3. 4; Student Council 2, 4; Soccer I, 2, 3. 4; Captain 4; Basketball I, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Italian Honor Society 2, 3; Tutor 4; Rock-a-thon 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Homecoming Committee I, 2. 3,4. Kevin Griffin — 53 Wildwood Rd. 783-0916 Football I, 2, 3,4; Track 2. Carrie Grimm — 45 Hope Lane 783-4239 Class Council 1, 2. 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Rock-a-thon 2, 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 1,2, 3,4. Michael Harrington 100 Bridgetown Rd. 783-3920 Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming 4; Football 4. Erika Harris— 14 Ashton Lane 783-0139 Student Council 1; Student Aide 4. Kimberly Harvey — 2 Louise Ave. 789-0944 Math Assistant 3;Guardian Angel I. Michael Hay 49 Indian Tr., Saunderstown 295-5520 Soccer 2, 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; Student Council 1; Track 1. Christine Hempe 20 Foddering Farm Rd. 789-9037 Lab Assistant 3.4; Yearbook 4; Volleyball 4. Kimberly Holcombe — 27 Arrowhead Rd. 783-6358 Student Assistant 1, 2, 3. Joanne Carter 50 Wood Ave. 789-0978 Chccrlcading 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 3; Class Council 1, 2, 3. 4; Treasurer 3; Student Coun- cil 1.2, 3, 4. Mark Casey — 85 Sakonnet Blvd. 789-0357 Yearbook. Geroge Castro — 52 Marine Dr. 789-0347 Joanne Cavanaugh — 130 Tupelo Tr. 783-0625 Dale Clifford 294-9234 Football 1. 35 Bow Run, Saunderstown 4; Drama Club 2; Basketball I; Guardian Angel I; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4; Rock-a-thon 3, 4; Concert and Marching Band 1; Office Aide 4. Gregg Cuppels — 77 Church St. 783-5493 Track I; Student Council 4; Prom Committee 4; Guidance Aide I. Kimberly Dangelo — 93 East Shore Rd. 789-7758 Lab Assistant 2, 3,4; Volleyball I, 2, 3. Lisa Davey 24 Mathcwson St. 783-0610 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Model Legislature I, 2, 3, 4; Compass Staff 3, 4; Editor 4; Student Council 1, 2; Lab Assistant 2; Student Activities Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Math Assistant 4. Jeanne Day — 33 Pontiac Rd. 789-8619 Tennis 4; Volleyball 4; Girls' Cricket I; Na- tional Honor Society 4. John Day — 33 Pontiac Rd. 789-8619 Soccer 1. Lorraine Day 33 Pontiac Rd. 789-8619 Softball 1; Netball 1; Lacrosse 1; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 4. Raymond Degidio — 6 Philip Dr. 789-6470 Tennis 1. Paul Dube— 35 Bonnet View Drive 789-3785 Track 2, 3,4; Cross Country 4. Doug Edwards 24 West Bay Dr. 294-4466 Golf 1,2, 3, 4; Class Council 1,4. Julie Eldridge 15 Lake View Dr. 789-6640 Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3,4; Class Coun- lonor Society 4; Renee Conley 120 Conanicus Rd. 789-6867 Guardian Angel 1; Compass Staff I; Library Aide 3; Office Aide 4; Yearbook 3, 4. cTTT, 2, 3, 4; Treasure! ; Sti cntCounci! t, 2. 3. 4; National H Cheerlcading 4. Christopher Allen — 346 Kingstown Road 783-8518 Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4; Football 3;Track I. Kenneth Anderson — 7 Woodsia Road 295-0719 Honor Roll 3,4. Charles Aucott — 47 Othmar St. 789-9582 Variety Show 3, 4; Cross Country I, 2; Stu- dent Council 1,2; Battle of the Band 1; Track 2; Madrigals 2; Jazz Band 3, 4. David Barbosa — 6 Cornell Rd. 783-5116 Track 1,2; Cross Country 4. Frank Bates — 58 Boon St. 783-1653 Soccer 1; Class Council 4; Student Council 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Track I; Homecoming Committee 4. Timothy Behan - 8 Huron Ave. 789-5926 Football 4; Golf 2, 3,4; Honors 1,2, 3,4. Lori Bessacini — 83 Birchwood Dr. 789-0974 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 3, 4; Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Judge of Century Leader Scholarship 3; Capt. of Tennis Team 4. Terry Biafore — 55 Lake Rd. 789-3485 Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball I, 2, 3. 4; Foot- ball 4; Class Council 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Committee 4. Steven Holly — 20 Cedar Island Rd. 783-6274 Lacrosse 1,2; Captain of Lacrosse I, 2. Shawn Hooper— 25 South River Dr. 783-1991 Racquctball 2; Variety Show 2; Stage Band 1, 2. Correne Houston 24 Maplehurst Dr. 783-8081 Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Volleyball I, 2. 3, 4; Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Insight 1; Yearbook 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Homecoming Committee I, 3; Prom Committee 3,4. Stephanie Huckins — 23 Sweet Meadows Ct. 783-8409 Cheerlcading 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Council I, 2. 3. 4; Softball 3; Guar- dian Angels 1; Rock-a-thon 2, 3; Cheerlcading Capt. 3; Office Assistant 1,2, 3; State Student Council 2, 3; Class Council Vice President 1, 2,3. Peggy lacuele — 170 High St. 789-1821 James Kearney — 15 Anawan Cliffs 789-3859 Football 1,2, 3;Golf I, 2, 3; Wrestling I. Melody Kellerman — 1155 Boston Neck Rd. 789-3357 Concert Choir 1, 3, 4; Variety Show 3,4. Jeffrey Kirwan — 41 Sassafras Tr. 789-8307 Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Variety Show 3; Homecoming Committee 4. Susan Kissick — 137 Boon St. 783-1397 Mark Kraines 14 Fairway Ct. 783-7255 Concert Band 1, 2; Marching Band 1, 2; Debate Club 4. Bruce Lowing— 13 Sarasota Ave. 789-6173 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Class Council 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 4; Gym Assistant 3. Scott Lawson— 33 Seacrcst Dr. 789-3949 Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Christine LeBlanc 280 Point Judith Rd. 789-7865 Basketball I, 2; Softball 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 4. Paul IjeRoy — 16Thornapple Rd. 783-1863 Model Legislature 2; Track 1, 2; Literary Magazine 3,4. Deborah Letourneau — 48 Wayland Tr. 789-4594 Debora Lindewall — 16 Haven St. 789-9057 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Rock-a-thon 2, 4; National Italian Honor Society 3; Foreign Language Club 4. Paul MacDonough - 215 Sandhill Cove Rc. 789-8266 Judy Martone — 32 Woodridge Rd. 783-1829 Christopher Matheson — 3 Miller Ave. 789-7887 Wrestling 1,2, 3,4. Debbie Famiglietti — 44 Indian Tr. 294-3791 Office Assistant 1, 2, 3. 4; Gym Assistant 4; Concert Band 1. 2; Marching Band 1, 2; Stu- dent Council 3, 4; Project Close-up 3, 4; In- signt 2; Guardian Angel 1. Erin Farrell - 38 Rivcrdcll Dr. 295-5767 Christa Cotter — 37 Lambert St. 789-9486 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Model Legislature I, 2, 3, 4; Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, Donald Blankenship — 30 Prospect Ave. 783-2905 Model Legislature 2, 3; Compass Staff 3; 136 SCHOOL SENIOR DIRECTORY Cross Currents 3; Yearbook 4. Paul Blessing — 21 North Hillview Dr. 789-0111 Basketball 1,2. 3,4; Golf 1, 2, 3,4. Mark Braisted— 14 Cornell Rd. 789-3852 Project Close-up 4. Jackie Brennan — 37 Edge water Rd. 789-0980 Wendy Broome — 9 Sassafrass Tr. 789-0524 Soccer 1, 2; Basketball I; Class Council I, 2, 3, 4; Insight 2; Variety Show 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Cheerleading 3; Student Council 4; Music Man 4; Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4. Shannon Camp — 14 Exeter Blvd. 783-0788 Student Council I; Tennis Team 2; Yearbook 2; Business Lab Assistant 3. Bethany Carlson 293 Kingstown Rd. 789-6156 Tennis 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Co- Captain 3; Yearbook 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Class Council I; Math Tutor 4; Debate Team 4. Sean McCarty— 140 Cedar Island 789-9096 John McGovern — 31 Lauderdale Dr. 783-3986 Helen McGuire — 37 Earles Ct. Rd. 789-9521 Softball I, 2; Student Council 1, 2. 3; Basket- ball 1.2.4 - ,, m Michael McGwin — 127 Col. John Gardiner Rd. 783-4561 Football I, 2, 3. 4; Track 2,3, 4; Class Council 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Student Council 3, 4; Variety Show 3. Karen Meader—93 Narragansctt Avc. 783-5048 Business Assistant 4; Honor Roll 1,4. Donna Meehan — 90 Wampum Rd. 789-7329 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Office Assistant 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3,4. Nina Memi — 55 Wood Ave. 783-7443 Band 1, 2, 4. Michelle Miele — 247 Ocean Rd. 783-5580 Kevin Needham — 37 Mcttatuxct Rd. 789-3422 Concert Band 1, 2, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 4; Mar- ching Band 1, 2; Model Legislature I, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Class Council 1, 2, 3; Science Lab Aide 3; Variety Show 1,2, 4. Kelley Nelson 295 Boston Neck Rd. 789-7578 Cheerleading 1, 2. 3; Newspaper 1, 2; Year- book 1. 2, 3; Student Council I, 2, 3, 4; Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Office Assis- tant 2, 3; Chorus 1, 4; Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Rock-a-thon 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 3; Track 1; Variety Show 3; Music Man 4. Curt Niles— 27 Earles Court Rd. 789-9247 Daniel Nolan Box 331, West Kingston 789-0059 Timothy O’Neill 370 Ocean Rd. 783-4404 Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Compass Staff 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Homecoming Committee I, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Close-up 4. Michael Owens 39 Exeter Blvd. 783-6038 Football 3: Basketball 2, 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2. Dennis Baton — 62 Rodman St. 783-4395 Gym Assistant 3, 4; Basketball I. 2, 3. 4; Baseball 3. Cheryl Pearson — 15 Greenacres Dr. 789-9541 Volleyball 2, 3; Class Council 3, 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1.2, 3, 4. Pamela Pearson 58 Indian Tr. Saunderstown 295-8748 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club I. 2; Literary Magazine 1, 2; Class Council 4; Stu- dent Morning Announcer 3, 4; Guidance Aide 2; Yearbook 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Guardian Angels 1; Language Club 4. David Pezzullo 9 Huron Ave. 789-8232 Football 2, 3. 4; Track 3, 4; Class Council 3, 4; Honors 1,2, 3, 4; Gym Assistant 3, 4, Variety Show 3; Special Ed. Assistant 4; Iron Man Club 3, 4: Homecoming Committee 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4. Mary Prior 7 Ashton Lane 789-3644 Tennis 1. David Ray Bow Run 295-8532 Robert Ricard 11 Brcka Dr.. P.O. Box 55, Pcacedalc 783-5165 Hockey 1, 2.3; Baseball 1, Matthew Riley 7 Frank Low St. 783-3648 Jean Rossi 134 Central St. 783-2796 Soccer 1, 2: Track 1. 2, 4; Cross Country 2; Class Council 1,2; Student Council 1,2. Geoffrey Rundlett — 304 Woodward Ave. 789-2489 Baseball 2, 3,4; Football 2; Wrestling 3; Tutor 1; Student Council 3, 4; Class Council 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Gregory Rundlett — 304 Woodward Ave. 789-2489 Compass Staff 2, 3; Debate Team 1; Football 2, 3. 4; Baseball 2, 4; Literary Magazine 1; Honors 1. 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Tutor 1; R.l. Honors 4; Variety Show 3.4. GinaSauro— 10 Greene Lane 783-0173 Chcerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Track I; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Class Council 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4: Insight 2; Citizen's Advisory Committee 3, 4; Variety Show Director 3; Student Activities Commit- tee 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Rock-a- thon 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 1, 2, 3; English Aide 2; Special Ed. Aide 4. Ted Sherman— 15 Highland Ave. 783-2061 Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2,3. Stephanie Silvestri — 60 Meadowsweet Tr., Saunderstown 295-0975 Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Music Man 4; Student Council 4; Class Coun- cil 3.4; Office Assistant 1; Guidance Assistant 2; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Guar- dian Angels 1; Project Insight 1; Compass Staff 2; Rock-a-lhon 2; Language Club 4; Na- tional Italian Honor Society 3; R.l. Teachers of Italian Assoc. 2, 3, 4; Sons of Italy 3; Honors 1, 2, 4; National Honor Society 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Committee 4; Student Activities Council 4; Student Mor- ning Announcer 3,4; Volleyball 4. Janice Smith — 31 Tanglcwood Tr. 783-4543 Class Council 3. 4; Prom Committee 3,4; Pro- ject Insight 1; Marching Band 1,2. PaulSteinhilher 5 Locust Ct. 783-1380 Track I, 2, 3, 4; Football 4. Christopher Stephenson — 6 Manor Dr. 789-6824 Soccer 1, 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Marching Band 1, 2; Tennis 2; Stage Band 1. 2, 4; Pro- ject Insight 2; Project Close-up 3; Homecom- ing Committee 4. Joanne Sumner — 16 Crcstwood Dr. 789-0054 Yearbook I, 3. 4; Assistant Editor 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Aimee Surprenant — 64 Caswell St. | 783-3247 Soccer 1, 2, 3; Capt. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Lab Assistant 4. Colleen Sweet - 57 A vice St. 789-6680 Student Assistant 2, 3, 4. Storekeeper 1.2. Eileen Sweet 57 Avice St 789-6680 Soccer 3, 4; Softball 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2, 4; Class Council I. 3, 4; Rock-a-thon 3. 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Homecoming Commit- tee 2, 3,4. Ellen Sweet — 19 Anna Olivo Court 789-8145 Sherrie Theroux — 15l-D Ocean Rd. Apt. 18 789-8626 Basketball 2: Softball 2. Honors I, 2. 3. 4; At- tendance Station Aide 3. Business Aide 4; In- sights I. Christine Webb— 51 Tern Rd. 789-1985 Cvnthia Whaley 37 Checkcrbcrrv Tr. '789-6169 Soccer 1; Volleyball 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 4; Attendance Assistant 4; R.l. Honor Society 3,4. Sarah White — 73 Central St. 783-5748 Concert Band 1,2,3, 4: President 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 2, 3. 4; Drama Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Model Legislature I, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Compass Staff 3, 4; Editor 4; Project Insight 1; Student Council 2, 3. 4; Morning Announcements 4; Honors 1. 2, 3; Special Ed. Assistant 4; Equestian Club 4; Tennis 1,2, 3; Variety Show 2, 3; Solo Ensem- ble 3, 4; Choir Accompanist 3, 4; Music Man 4; Activities Committee 4; Rock-a-thon 2. Veronica Wojcik — Box 618 John St. 783-8819 Choir 1,3. Norman Worthington— 15 Anawan Dr. 789-1451 Football 2. 3. 4; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Class Council 4; Student Council 4. Thomas Younkin 51 Overlook Rd. 783-5907 Football 4; Tennis 2, 3; National Honor Socie- ty 3, 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4. Lynn Zuercher — 21 Watson Ave. 783-3221 Guidance Aide 3; Volleyball Scorekcepcr 3. David Rowan — 23 Pontiac Rd. 783-8119 Track 3.4: Cross Country 4. 137 AT THE SOUND OF THE TONE, PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE ... To Julie H.. Karen M.. Traces D., Kerryn D., Kelley H., Kelly D.. Walter K., Josh G., Matt D., and Timmy M. Have a great summer and 1 11 sec you next year! Luv, Jen Davis. Emma, if you marry Dickie tomorrow the hypocricy of it will not allow me to come! Love yah, Aurora. To all my good friends and study buddies in the class of 84 good luck and I miss you already! Christa Sherrie. Debbie. Cheryl I hope we can have as great a time in the following years as we did this year. HVM. John and Pete — To all the good times we’ve had in the past years and to all the great times ahead of us! Love ya, Chris Jen. and Stcph. Barbie: Muscles and a perfect tan, How’d you ever get that man ’ Signed, J.W. Russell, you made it! Congratulations and keep in touch 'cause I’ll miss you! Love Stephanie. P.S. Palm Beach Avc. ?!:! Debbie: Too much to say; not enough space. Never forget the fun times. Say goodbye to the bad. Love Trade. To the Narragansctt High School Concert and Stage bands: Many thanks for a great year of music. I rom, Scott. Chrissy Walpole: We've had our differences, but you’ll always have a “bucket” in my house to lean on’ Love. ” nnic.” ■ Joe Gig: Thanks for avoiding lime green. No thanks for the wakeup calls or flying beverages, l ove. ( asper and the Lithuanian. Jen. Julie, and whoever else: I hope I’ll sec you soon. Oh well! l ose. Karen. High school was fun. but now it’s time to get on with our lives and break loose! — Bruce La wing. Fats’ You're the BEST friend that anyone could have! I’ll really miss you while we’re in “Higher Education.” so be sure to write! Love. Steffie. Leslie. Lynda, Barb. Erin, Signora Boyle: Cl AO! Gotta go. but I love y’all! Don’t forget me! Giggles and Butch lorevflp Davie T Thanks for all your help! My house is your house, except when you’re a PIG”! Love, Debbie. To Deb and Trish: Remember all the NHS dances!! I hope we go to many more! To Trevor J.. Russ D., Jeanne and Lorraine D . Mark C.. Tim O.. Sarah W., Lisa D., Aimee S . Bob 1 . Curt V. Dale C. Renee C. and the rest of ’84: HAPPY GRADUA- TION Love, Steph S. K: Into each life, a little rain must fall; thank you for being my umbrella. I love you!! - Me. to Christa, Debbie, Christine, Kim D., Trissa, Linda Lee. Steph Z.. Jen, Sarah, and Colleen: Thanks for being such great friends Love. Beth Carlson. Virginia: You will always have a special place in my heart, and I will never forget you. Love. Roger. To all my friends and teachers who have made my moving from Australia easier — thanks!! Love. Jeanne. f WL ___ Quinn: Can 1 borrow vour pea-green, 9th grade pants sometime? They're really hip. . Morgan: You're one of the best friends anyone could ask for! Congratulations! I love you! Love. Stephanie. P.S. Heeert!! j Deb and Trish Remember all our wild nights at the high school dances. I hope we have many more!!! Renee. To Kelley Holcombe and Joanne Sumner: I wish you had your own phone line so I could use the phone sometime! Kim H. Pupsi, thanks for all your “w icked assistance” and jokes with M.D. Who's minding the squid farm?? Well. I’ll catch ya at the beach, right? Luv, “Wanda Hey Marty! Have fun in high school; remember you have my reputation to live up to! Is that good or bad? Love, Pam. To Gina. Donna, Kelley, Mikcy. Franklin, Jimmy, Scotty R., Bruce, the Italian 4 class, and anyone 1 might have missed: Thanks and I'll miss you!! Love always, Debbie. Matthew, you will ah aCc e a special and im- portant par: of my life . .. Never change! Love you, love Trade. Quinn: Can I borrow vour pea-green, 9th grade pants sometime? They're really hip... LIGHTSW1TCHFR Hope you had a great t year, you social butterfly! Get a job this sum- mer, you goof” Beth. To all our bu you on the Zena. Lori Bess, the stang. beach ve a great summer! flve aFways MaTfy and are ya? I'll miss our tangos ini HRoger. here's to jogging on the thanx! Love, I ris. Boo: Thanks for being the very special friend that I need. May all youi dreams come true. Love you, Cu7. Mike: Good luck next year T’m gonna miss you. Love you always. ‘‘J Scott, thanks for all the g« d times, whenever you wanted them. To Steph and Joanne: Good luck in whatever you do. Norm Thanks for taking me to Boston. J: Close the card, brlnflfcTncnd . I'll always cherish the memortes, juf us; you’re vcry| special. Me. Mr Quinn: yearbook ad the help, h that you’ve Door in 84!’_ Congratulations to Mike, Dave, Terry, TeddW and especially my broLhcr Sean. You've finally made it! Good luck. Love always, Tracy. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Mossey, Mrs. McDonough, Mrs. Vellone, and Mrs; Cicilinc. Thanks everything! I’ll miss you � 11 Renee. fun youTc the best little or in the world! Thanks for all r, rides home, and wild times iven us! Remember: “Out the ' I. It's been is done! a great senior year it with ♦you. Love High school. Bye sch we're so glad Our “ter Tom F.. 1 hope you h and that I get to s always, Anne. To Vinnie T.. Da id F., and Sean R.: Remember the Saturday we went to Newportl and the door flew opcireover the bridge! Also! remember when i went down the wrong roadj and a car was coming toward us! Luv, Correne. To all who remember February vacation “You can smell it”, Pooh-Pooh, whole chcetos, McOlivcs. “Ralph!, rmblmrbrlm - Leave me alone!” Mark, Trissa. Mike: 1 had a great time in mor- nings. Bubba will miss you both. TL no more “tangoing” in the Stang! Christine, you are the best president anv club could have! You earned it well. Thanks for the needed talks. Tracic. Russell, you’re a great buddy and I’ll miss you next year. Pick me up on Sundays!! Love, Jen. Steph: Do you want to go to Mexico? Love, Jesse. Jesse: I don’t know. You scare me! You’re like a rollercoaster - you make me dizzy! Let me think about it Avec amore. Steph. To everybody at Debbie’s February vacation, thanks. And to Deb, 1 know you will join the huey club someday. From, Ralph. Linda and Steph: Let’s go bowling sometime and maybe we can pick up a couple of 2 by 4’s. Love. Alison. Jennifer, arc you a doctor? ’m a doctor! Love. Dr. Eduardo Plarr. Marcus. Joncsic: Beware of TABs with lemon! JD: Thanks for corrupting me! Roxanne, see you at the Bagel Beach! JAP (Mabel) Morgan, Congratulations! You’re a great bud- dy and I love ya. Jen. So many men, so little time ... Sarah: Are you a doctor? Tm a doctor! Guess Tracie. Trissa. Kajc. J.A.P., Lights itchcr. Los. Roxy, Dave and Matt: Only one more year left to party! Then it’s over. l ove. Christine. Carlos: Please take lessons to learn to drive “Amcri :an Style’’ instead of “London Style.” and slow down! Be good! Love. Debbie. Mr Quinn: Thanks for all the rides home! I’ll always remember “Wee bee toys”! Too bad Steph got jealous! Love. Renee. P.S. I hope you find a new yearbook staff as dedicated as us. (HA-HA) Goodbye Secretaries — I’ve learned a lot from you! I hope you have fun teaching Amy G. to be “wonderful” like me! Love, from the office flirt. To Chris (Dogger ), Tim, Tom C. Mike O., Sue, Trisha (cousin), Mike (Monk), Michelle, Beth (Goldie and J.A.P.), Steph (Buy R.). Trissa (S.S.), Chris W.. Steph S., Pam (Salubrious). Kristen (KAJE and Rich B.). and Joanne: Goodbye. It has been lame, Mark. Trade: I hope your warden permits probation soon. Please stay healthy. NO SALT! and eat lots of broccoli! Love, Annie. that you touch, all that you sec. all that you taste, all you feel. All that you love, all that you hate, all you distrust, all that you save. All that you give, all that you deal, all that you buy, beg. borrow or steal. All you create, all you destroy, all that you do. all that you say. all that you eat. Everyone you meet. All that you slight, everyone you fight, all that is now. all that is gone, all that’s to come, and everything under the sun is in tunc, but the sun is eclipsed by the moon. R.D. T.Q.! Hey! I’m not jealous that you took Renee to Toys R Us! I respect your “relation- ship” completely . . . you two arc just children, anyway! See ya later, alligator.. . To my BOO-BOO! I love you so much!!! Be mine forever and ever, and I promise you’ll get that back rub! Okay? Love, your “foxy’’ dame. P.S. “What ???” I don’t give a shoot, Mama, I’m sick. Love, Emma. Kim H. and Joanne S., just think how boring life will be when you don't have English class together to discuss my weekends! Hey Kim: Has Joanne’s E.S.P. worked yet? Love, Kelly H. To my darling Sweetheart: You'll always be special and so arc the memories — Maryland, massages and Greg! Love always. “Annie.” Steffi, you leave me . . BREATHLESS!!! Thanks so much to all my friends who have made my 5 years at NHS some of the best in my life. Love. Lorraine D. Good Luck, best wishes, much love and many thanks to all my senior editors as they enter the next phase of life’s journey. — Tom Quinn. Hey . pretty lady. Hey Salegna! Love, Richard. To Kelly and Kim Holcombe: 1 wish each of you had an alarm clock so you could get places on time!!! Love, Joanne Sumner. 138 THE MARINER YELLOW PAGES LET YOUR FINGERS DO THE WALKING. PATRONS A Friend in Newport Always Flowers Hairmania Video Encounters Newport Creamery Inc. John’s Barbershop Just for Fun Spectator Stacy’s Donuts Mr. Maurice Allaire Mrs. Sandra A. Bellantoni Ms. Colleen Carney Mrs. Barbara Duggan Ms. Betsy Lee Ms. Ann Masterson Mr. and Mrs. Jerome McCarthy Ms. Linda Nordlund Mr. Kevin Shehan Mr. George Smith Mrs. Karen Swaboda Mr. Richard and Mrs. Therese Sumner Dr. Paul Stein and Dr. Ralph P. Mirman The 1984 Maritimes extends its sincerest thanks to these in- dividuals and businesses that served as our patrons. Without their support the production of the yearbook that you are holding now would not be possible. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1984 FROM THE NARRAGANSETT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Luncheon Specials Orders to Take Out For the very best Cantonese i Mandarin style foods Cocktails Served Sun.-Thurs. Fri. 1 Sal. 11:30-9:30 11:30 10:30 Ptease Call 783-8516 Peter Pan WATERSHED 409 Main Street, Wakefield, R.1.02879 We eupply the Northeast hardcores with their surfing, skateboarding, sailboardin and bodyboarding Open 7 Days All Year 401-789-1954 Hours: 9:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Daily Friday Nights Until 00 P.M. ESA Sponsor AMSOT, INC Old Mountain Lanes Ten Pin Bowling — Pro Shop — Restaurant Cocktail Lounge Kingstown Road Wakefield, R.l. 401-783-5511 Best wishes to the Class of 19841 KUTTERS EDGE INC. 101VWVYS TO USE IT... 141 Boon Street Narragansett, Rl 02882 Hours: Mon-Sat. 8:30-5:00 Thurs. and Fri. Eve Till 8:00 Phone 401-783-1971 RANC 60« MAIN ST KEFIELD GK, ft Stnce � 674 R. I • PHONE 703-3311 ORIA StEVENS FIGURE SALON 63 Tower Hill Rd. Wakefield, Rl 02879 SOUTH COUNTY TRAVEL SERVICE Francis E Dolan President (4011 789 9731 Quo Vadis Square Wakefield. Rhode Island 02879 ( 01) 789-1200 TfaAefaUL fctUkt £ TValfaipen. (fate PAINT • WALLPAPER • FLOOR COVERING KINGSTOWN CAMERA 666 Main St. Wakefield, Rl Norman Durocher 783-1820 JACK HOLLIDAY 668 MAIN STREET Salas Representative WAKEFIELD. RHODE ISLAND 02879 KENYON AVE FLORISTS Congratulations to the Class of ’84. BENJOH THOM McAN 4 Robinson St. Wakefield, Rl 02879 Our Old Fashioned Authentic Italian Dinners Open for Breakfast (Specialty 3 Egg Omelets) Real Italian Pizza • Variety of Hot and Cold Grinders • Fish and Chips on Friday Homemade Soup • Pig in a Blanket • Calzoni • Spinach Pies • Vegetarian Specialties Mon. Thru Thurs 7:00 A.M. to 9KM) P.M. Fri. and Sat. 7:00 A M. to 11:00 P.M. Sun 8 A.M.-9 P.M. 838 Main St. Wakefield • R.l. 783-3777 NARRAGANSETT IMPORTED CAR PARTS Parts and Accessories for All Imported Cars 783-0997 or 789-3247 Open 7 Days a Week 124 Pt. Judith Rd. Narragansett (401)783-1093 Mon.-Fri. 10-6 Sat. 10-5 RICHIE’S HOUSE OF BARGAINS, INC. Albums • Tapes • Stereos Musical Supplies Twelve Years of Serving South County John andH Richard Imondi d‘ 10 Robinson St. Wakefield, R.l. 02879 kata U B Congratulations Class of '84 New England’s Largest Video System Pro-Shop Game Room Private Parties Complete Teaching Program Dancercize Call 783-1711 for Daily Schedule HOWARD’S JEWELRY AND GIFTS Mariner Square, Pt. Judith Rd. Narragansett, R.L 789-5020 “Where elegance is no longer expensive!” Custom Jewelry Designs and Appraisals A Complete Service Dept, for Jewelry and Watches Fully Guaranteed and Bonded Member of Diamond Masters of America and Narragansett Chamber of Commerce For 24 Hour Towing Service see: WAKEFIELD TOWING COMPANY 1010 Kingstown Road Peacedale, R.l. 783-1360 IG Tropical and Marine Fish Birds Small Animals Hand Tame Parrots CRITTER HUT Aquarium and Pets 976 Main St. Wakefield, R.l. 789-9444 Dog and Cat Supplies Dog Grooming - g- WAYNE A. MOSSEY ' K BUILDERS, INC. New Homes, Additions, Alterations Old-time craftsmanship and quality at affordable prices. Free Planning and Estimt . Call 789-7491 Video Tape Rentals Antennas WAKEFIELD ELECTRONICS, INC. TV • Video • Major Appliances Sales and Service Est. 1950 783-4605 Wakefield, Rl 02879 New England Institute of Technology ELECTRONICS, ELECTRICAL, CARPENTRY CONSTRUCTION, FTING C.A.D., PLUMBING HEATING, REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING New England Tech is the BOSS Business Office Secretarial School COMPUTER PROGRAMMING ADMINISTRATIVE MEDICAL ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIAL r Pviffln nulTtime day progrBis • Financial help available I ■ Become a New England Tech graduate or compete with one! Call 401-467 7744 or write New England Tech, 184 Early Street, Providence, Ri Phone 783-1312 Gowdm j COIFFURES 1175 Boston Neck Rd. Narragansett, R.l. BMX, Touring and Racing Fuji ana Kacing mm mmm Univega Equipment W Liz and Bike Clothing «iff CLP ffl Mark and Shoes Dyer Expert Repair Proprietors and Service f Phone (401) 789-8110 122 Point Judith Road Narr., Rl 02882 Wn Recommend Piu� i«irfcpn ROBERT FERRARO Butd) Jim MOTOR HOTEL S8 RMTAURAWT JERRY'S PAINT HARDWARE CO., INC. 120 Pi ■ Donna M. Finch Kanneth M. FinchS American SNEAKER KING 4 Quo Vadis Shopping Canter Wakefield. Rl I oping Ce Tal. (401) 783-7136 As8unta G. Poulit Great Island Road Port of Galilee Narragansett, Rl 02882 789-9341 — 100 Deluxe Guest Rooms AAA and Mobil Travel Guide Color TV Telephones Air Conditioning Game Room Tennis Courts His and Hers Saunas New Whirlpool Bath In-Season Entertainment Off Season — Weekends, holidays Climate Control Enclosed Pool Weddings, Conventions, Conferences, Retirement Parties, Etc. Our Specialities. Dining Room Specializes in Seafood and Charbroiled Steaks and Chops f Director (401) 789-0287 OCEAN STATE BUSINESS INSTITUTE P.O. Box 377, One High Street Wakefield, Rl 02880 Careers in Office Occupations EARTH FARM A Division ot Louis R. Houston A Son, Inc. LANDSCAPING MATERIAl S Sales and Service 783-3923 ludith Road Narragansett. Rl 02882 Hair designers Family Hair Cara Salon Specializing In Kids Cuts AppOlntmsnt or Walk-In Tsl. 783-9380 Mariner Square, Point Judith Road, Narrsgansstt, R.l. _ . 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! QbeanJ st Afotlon. ✓ ' w SAIL SUf 35 BOW RUN SAUNOERSTOWN • RHODE ISLAND02874 NARRAGANSETT BEACH PAVILION DON CLIFFORD |P WAKEFIELD ARMS SPORTS CENTER 828 Main Street, Wakefield, Rhode Island 789-7718 _ V COUNTY AUTO SUPPLIES Ma 825 Main St. Wakefield 789-9164 [ s of Best Wishes to the 1984 THE NARRAGANSETT SCHOOL COMMITTEE Gloria Abrams, Chairperson Frank Murray, Vice Chairperson James Rossi, Clerk Norman Campbell Sheila Trainor Congratul to the Class of 1984 THE 19 MARITIMES STAFF 147 WEST BAY PHARMACY 900 Boston Neck Rd. — Narragansett, R.l. 02882 Telephone 789-0292 Frank A. Morelli, Jr. Registered Pharmacist Prescriptions — Cosmetics — Gifts Russel Stover Candies — Ambassador Cards Best Wishes PORTSIDE RESTAURANT Great Island Rd. Narragansett, Rl Congratulations to the Class M f ■ THE COAST GUARD HOUSE | 40 Ocean Road Narragansett, Rhode Island 789-0700 PIER VILLAGE 'm W IGA FOOD LINER Congratulations to the Class of ’84 Congratulations Class of 1984 CARVEL ICE CREAM Wakefield, Rl Ice Cream, Cakes for All Occasions 783-0313 1 I (401) 783-7492 MAIN JEWELERS DIAMONDS • FINE GOLD JEWELRY Ron Bartone 557 Main Street Wakefield, Rl 02879 ..feet first c4J Tower Hill Rd. Wakefield, Rl SLEEP WORLD BY THE SEA • • • Old Point Judith Road A Division 01 Schwartz Fttniture Co Narragansett Rhode Island, 02882 Tel. (401) 789-2650 Visit Our Other Locations Morris Schwartz Schwartz Sleep Furniture Co. Shop 125 Broad St. and Carpet Ctr. Pawt., R.l. 02860 162 Broad St. Cants 2 Welcome (401)722-1 Best Wishes to the Class of ’84. Located in the Mariner Square Shopping Center Slee Will Ac Pawt., R.l. 02860 (401)723-1849 p World ill Add Leisure to Your Life! Sales «Rentals • Video Recorders • • Beta VHS Movies • TAKE ONE VIDEO 141 Boon Street Narragansett, R.l. 02882 if 783-6460 A Complete Menu for Your Dining Pleasure 789-7237 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 MA TERNITY APPAREL A UNIQUE INF A NT GIFTS Mariner Square Pt Judith Rd. Narragansett, HI 783-4496 Mon. Sat 10- 5 Friday 10-9 149 Established 1856 KENYON’S DEPARTMENT STORE O.P. Kenyon Co., Inc. 505 Main Street, Wakefield, Rl 401 789-9363 VANILLA BEAN Boston Neck Rd. Narragansett, R.l. Get the scoop! Come in and try our homemade ice cream in your favorite flavors. Phone: (401)783-3332 PARENT-TEACHER OR A desert of water, We dip and dive, Rise and roll, Hide and are hidden On the sea. Day, night, Night, day, The sea is a desert of waves, A wilderness of water. 152 Farewell and Good Luck to the Class of 1984.