Portsmouth High School - Legend Yearbook (Portsmouth, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1967 volume:

patriots Portsmouth Portsmouth High School has pro- vided a well-rounded program of academic subjects, a variety of opportunities in extracurricular ac- tivities, an introduction to all phases of arts and sciences, and a sturdy foundation on which to build a future career. dedication introduction administration legend” staff faculty activities 2 4 sports 6 seniors 17 hall of fame 20 underclassmen 21 senior directory 45 patrons 3 dedica In sincere appreciation for the guidance and service which they have given us, we, The Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty Seven, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Louis Sousa and Mr. Leo Gaudette. For the past four years Mr. Sou- sa has been an energetic, hard- working advisor to our class. He has contributed to the fullest of his ability to the success of all our endeavors. We have been led by his firm yet gentle hand through the perils of Hillbilly Night, Class Plays, and School Dances, and to the peace and tranquility of our June gradua- tion. mr. louis sousa class advisor 4 tion mr. leo gaudette yearbook advisor Patience and forebearance play an important role in Mr. Gau- dette's everyday activities. At times, we. the staff of “The Leg- end,” have tried these charac- teristics by obstacles we some- times placed in the path and progress of the yearbook, but he never waved. Through his creativity and guidance, he has helped to make our high school legend a proud and rewarding one. And so we dedicate the 1967 Legend to these two men, who have, with talent and toil, made it possible. 5 scholastic attainments are identified by the increase of college preparatory classes, new teaching approaches, honor society memberships, and by the excellence of our students' records in competitive academic programs. 6 mental cultivation, effective application, physical developments, social awareness, and constructive enthusiasm within curricular and extracurricular activities depict our student leadership 8 awareness of the need for practical training in necessary and applicable skills enhance the students’ preparation for future and immediate pursuits. ii learning to get along with people, establishing new acquaintanceships, and developing a sense of responsibility, respect, and compassion for others have promoted invaluable friendships 14 and competition indispensible elements necessary for success in athletic as well as scholastic events— have aroused in students the willingness to declare with pride, i attend Portsmouth high school.” 15 Hi! I come from the city of Mar del Plata, Argen- tina. I attended and was later graduated from Stella Maris School, and have qualified to be an elementary school teacher. Several delegates from A.F.S. came to our school and reported on the scholarship offered. Approximately 100 boys and girls registered from this program from the entire city. We took a written exam in general culture and an oral exam on politics, religion, and racial segrega- tion. Only 30 were excepted, I amongst them. There were several interviews with our families, teachers, and friends, all to acquaint A.F.S. with us. Afterwards, this information was sent to New York, where we were matched with an ap- propriate family. Finally, only six were chosen as delegates based on personality, scholarship and character. communications abroad I am very happy to be a student at Portsmouth High School this year. The entire student body and faculty has helped to make my stay a mem- orable and rewarding one. I know I will never forget this year. Many thanks. Mirta 16 superintendent of schools mr. roland shappy Beginning to build its traditions upon a more sound foundation, the Class of 1967 approaches the moment of graduation with the knowledge that it has con- tributed its share to Portsmouth High School. As the second graduating class, it has profited from the experiences of its predecessor. The Senior Class always has the responsibility for generating school spirit, initia- tive and drive. As Seniors, the present class has recognized and reaffirmed that responsibility. Your responsibility does not cease upon your graduation. If the school has done a creditable job, your personal success and your contribution to the society in which you live, will reflect the thoroughness of your preparation of life. May I wish you every success and welcome you back to Portsmouth High School whenever you can return to us. You will not be forgotten. 17 I also ask you to retain through the years your Enthusiasm for a life of freshness, vigor, and imagination. Have the courage to keep your ideals before you as unfailing goals, because to forget them would be to lose all. adminis Members of the Class of 1967, I ask you to re- member that your teachers have linked a past of striving and accomplishments to a future of opportunity and challenge. You are the living products of their concern; the hopeful focus of their faith in man's ability to learn from his heri- tage of failure and success. Their guidance and their teaching are invaluable tools in facing the awesome future. Best wishes and Godspeed. Hard work has made you the senior members of Portsmouth High School. Following gradua- tion you will lose this senior status and only by hard work can it be re-established in your chosen endeavor. If, while at- tending Portsmouth High, you learned that work and success are proportionate, your future happiness will be insured. May the world bless you with op- portunities, and may you have the wisdom to see and grasp them. 18 mr. william carberry vice principal tration mr. louis gelsomino director of guidance Guidance is continuing process throughout the school career of a pupil. Individuals are different, develop by different paths and rates to maturity, are worthwhile in their own rights, and are deserving of professional help in achieving their development. The central service of the guidance program— counseling—is a kind of helping relationship in which two people communicate about plans, de- cisions. feelings and attitudes. Counselors provide help in assisting students to deal with personal, educational, and vocational problems. The impact of counseling is intended to increase the individual’s capacity for self- direction. mrs. rose ayres assistant director of guidance and dean of women 19 legend staff editor janet kosch advisor mr. gaudette staff Activities—Beth Russell Advertisements—Dave Boocock George Chase Faculty—Karen Christensen Hall of Fame—Janet Boocock Bev Mosher Head Typist—Pam Readinger Photographer—Arthur Mendonca Senior Section—Pat Mederios Sports—Bob Driscoll Underclassmen—Rose Fitzsimmons Nan Correia Editor-in-training—Sue Platt 20 22 Mr. Richard Heisler—Department Head business department 23 Mrs. Judith Claire Mr. Joseph Lagarto Mrs. Anne Lima Miss Kathleen Keane 24 Mrs. Janice Sippen 25 26 Miss Diane McFarland Mrs. Agnes Acheson Miss Emilia D'Andrea Mr. Robert Velleca Miss Michele Hamel Miss Margaret Kanauss Mrs. Elizabeth Maice home Mrs. Jean Flood 28 Mr. William McGreavy-Department Head 29 Mr. George McGaw 30 Mr. Alfred Ramos language department Mr. Richard Thibault Mr. Val Moreau—Department Head 31 Mrs. Diane Patterson 32 Mr. Arthur Ferreira music department Mr. Raymond Ainsworth Department Head Mr. Peter Kekligian 34 Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkey Department Head art department Mr. Leo Gaudette 35 36 Mr. Anthony DaPonte 37 Mr. Raymond Sabourin Mr. Alfred Lombardi Laboratory Science—Italian Style? 38 Mr. Louis Sousa Mr. Robert Pimentel 39 Mr. Victor St. Laurent 40 Mr. J. Martin. Mr. R. Sullivan, Mr. R. Pimentel 41 42 Mrs. Hazel Parr—Clerk secretarial staff Mrs. Ann Andrade Mrs. Rita Patterson Mrs. Mary Bagley 43 cafeteria maintenance Mrs. Minese—Matron Mrs. Mederios. Mrs. Bloom. Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Holden. Mrs. Lopes. Mrs Med eh os. Mr. Silvia. Mr Mederios. Mr. Rivers. Mr Montminy 44 student council PRESIDENT: Janet Kosch VICE PRESIDENT: Barry Rocha SECRETARY: Karen Christensen TREASURER: Francie Christensen ADVISOR: Mr. Victor St. Laurent The Senior High Student Council is made up of representatives from each homeroom of grades 10. 11 and 12. Working hard throughout the entire year, they have planned various activities and instituted important programs which benefit the school as a whole and better the standards and ideals of Portsmouth High School. 46 senior executive board PRESIDENT: Jim Harrington VICE PRESIDENT: Nan Correia SECRETARY: Margie Plourde TREASURER: Fredda Field ADVISOR: Mr. Louis Sousa The members of the Senior Class Executive Board have worked diligently to make Senior activities a success. No matter what the occasion, there was always this dependable group of stu- dents, divided into various committees, to see the function through its trial. The Executive Board has truly learned the meaning of team work, but without the guidance of Mr. Louis Sousa, the job would have never been completed. 47 legend staff There were deadlines to meet, pictures to take and layouts to be made, but the Yearbook Staff never gave up the hard work. Through the drive of their advisor, Mr. Gaudette, the difficult task has ended of putting together the complex legend'' of our high school years at Portsmouth High School. 48 national honor society Row 1: W. Davis, W. Pelto, J. Boocock, C. Ventura, D. Oborne, F. Field, Treasurer: J. Katzman. S. Platt, C. Mendes. K. Rod- rigues. Row 2: F. Christensen. K. Christensen, B. Mosher, Secre- tary: J. Galbreaith, Vice Presi- dent: G. Nuttall, K. Ward, P. Hop- kins, M. Manchester, N. Chester, D. Dugan. Row 3: J. Reise, R. Gabriel. R. Driscoll, G. Chase, W. Pritchard, C. MacLaughlin. R. Bringhurst, W. Bigelow, J. Al- meida, President: D. Boocock. On the scholastic side of our school life, P.H.S. looks with high regard and pride to its own part in the National Honor Society. Since their induction at Portsmouth's first such ceremony in the spring of 1965, the students have continued to exemplify the traits of scholarship, character, leadership, and service by which they were first chosen as members, with the aim of enriching and strengthening Portsmouth High in all standards of accomplishments. 49 u.r.i. seminar Outside the school, we have sent student representatives to the U.R.I. Seminar, a program of two-hour courses held every Saturday morning. Interested students had a choice of partici- pating in the study of biology, chemistry, and mathematics. The purpose of this seminar is to cover aspects of these sub- jects which are too extensive to cover under the high school cur- riculum. model legislature D. Fricault, J. Reise, W. Pritchard. Row 1: J. Pimentel, R. Bilodeau, R. Bringhurst, P. Hopkins, N. Hajj, Row 2: R. Superko, M. Thibeault, G. Brown. Students participating in the Rhode Island Model Legislature are given the unique opportunity of seeing first hand how our state government is conducted. Taking part in the Senate was Ernie Levesque, and in the House, Bill Pritchard. Alternates were Jeff Reise and Donald Fricault. 50 american field service This year P.H.S. is proud to have our first foreign exchange pupil through the American Field Service program. Our A.F.S. organization has learned a great deal about this rewarding program with the help of Mrs. Patterson and Mr. Gaffer. Through its efforts we hope to send a representative from our school as well as receive one in the coming years. Row 1: M. Gonzalez, J. Katz- man, President: C. Mendes, K. Christensen, M. Correia, K. Roderiques, D. Huff, D. Johns- ton, M. Harrington, A. Huff, Row 2: D. Bailey, J. Freidman, W. Harrington. J. Boocock. N. Charland, C. Leach. Advisor: Mrs. Patterson, Mr. Gaffer. math club The purpose of Portsmouth High's Math Club, formally named the Phi Mu Omicron, is to stimulate interest in math. The members of the club make up a team which is part of the R.l. Math League. The Practice sessions were held once a week for the State Math Contest which they participate in four times a year. Row 1: Advisor: Mr. Bishop, P. Sil- via, P. Hopkins, M. Sherman, R. Su- perko. N. Hajj, Row 2, D. Fricault, R. Bringhurst, G. Chase. 51 pioneer staff Pioneer Staff One of the school’s hardest working organizations is the staff of our school's newspaper. The Pioneer. With five issues per year they are kept quite busy and are constantly, and continually, working against the clock. Our school paper is extended to all members of the student body and faculty to keep up on the affairs of Portsmouth High. young rhode islander Young Rhode Islander Throughout the school period, Beth Russell has served as author of the Ports- mouth High column for the Young Rhode Island section of the Providence Jour- nal. This column enables students throughout the state to learn about the activi- ties, programs and ideas of schools besides their own. 52 future teachers Future Teachers Club For anyone interested in a career in teaching, the Future Teachers Club provides an excellent opportunity to learn more about the profession as a whole or some specialized aspect of it. Programs are arranged and presented with the purpose of acquainting the students with the various opportunities and necessary re- quirements in the field of education. future nurses Future Nurses Association The nursing profession is one which requires long hours, constant awareness, skill, and above all patience. Through the guidance of Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Korzenseski, these girls have come to realize the real meaning of a rewarding nursing career. 53 audio visual staff A.V. Staff We have all enjoyed every function ever presented at P.H.S., but behind every good function there is a deeper fuse: that of our A.V. staff. Through their endur- ance our success would never have been fulfilled. girls athletic association G.A.A. The G.A.A. through intramural sports has produced a fine team of physically fit young women. The group helps to promote a sound mind by inducing stress on the physical capacities. 54 language lab assistants library aids Row 1: K. Wimer, P. Medeiros, L. Sealey. Row 2: R. Metcalfe, S. Bloom, J. Huff. Row 3: R. Berg- man, F. Medeiros, T. Martel, S. Ball, Advisor: Mr. Moreau, D. Huff, K. Grinnell, B. Therrien. Row 1: K. McKeever, P. McQueen, J. Nicholas. S. Smith, M. Jones, V. Mathias, R. Metcalfe. Row 2: C. Faria. B. McMurphy, J. Morong, V. Gill. D. Maynard, N. Ferreira. Advisor: Mrs. Gaudet. 55 letterman’s club Letterman’s Club As soecial recognition to the school's outstanding athletic program P.H.S. has set up a Lettermen's Club. Members must have earned one varsity letter during high school. Those who earn three letters are awarded jackets bearing the Let terman's emblem. At the end of the year, a banquet is held to honor all these athletes of our various school teams. guiding lights Guiding Lights During the course of the school year there are many adult functions which re- quire the aid of guides. Under the direction of Mrs. Ayres and Mr. Bishop, the Guiding Lights is a group organized to help those not acquainted with our school grounds. 56 modern dance Modern Dance Club This year P.H.S. has added a new feature to their long list of extracurricular ac- tivities. The Modern Dance Club is a group of girls who have strived together to show creativity and truly stylistic movements in exemplifying their talents as expressive dancers. chorus Chorus Through many long rehearsals and straining hours, the Portsmouth High chorus has come to be known as one of the finest vocal groups. Their excellent num- bers have shown to us how hard work and the powerful direction of Mr. Kekli- gian has produced an array of melodic inspiration. 57 school spirit committee Row 1: J. Katzman, J. Kosch, N. Correia, M. Thibeault, R. Fitzsimmons, K. Christensen, F. Field, V. Greenslade, G, Clark. Row 2: P. Lyons, C. Griggers, P. Medeiros, J. Pimentel, C. Glee- son, K. Parr. magazine sale committee In November 1966 Portsmouth High conducted a mass magazine subscription sale to benefit various school activities. Through their aid and vigorous efforts, every detail went smoothly, and the magazine sale was a tremendous success. 58 band The Portsmouth High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Raymond Ainsworth, con- tributes color and excitement wherever it goes. Whether playing in a parade or away on an ex- change concert, the P.H.S. band represents the school well and proudly at all times. Our dance band provides the school and com- munity with the popular music of the day. Be sides playing at concerts and assemblies, the dance band has also played for various func- tions outside of the school. It is always a delight to hear them play, and the school is certainly grateful for all the time and effort shown. drum major The band would not be fully equipped without its drum major, Paul Trout, as he sets the pace for various drills and formations. The P.H.S. majorettes, in their bright red, white, and blue uniforms, are always a welcome sight for their performance of various drills and routines for football game§, assemblies, and, of course, marching in parades. majorettes C. Robitaille, J. Boirin, C. Mendes, K. MacDonald, P. Podgurski. S. Platt, J. Boocock, J. Barone. action 62 63 “cheaper the 65 “wonderland by night” 66 our junior prom 67 pep assembly 70 71 72 We hire the handicapped. 73 Steal one more coke and it's all over! 74 Hey Rich, don't you think you've had enough? 76 •Sorry, but your pictures aren't ready. Stop laughing Deb; they’ll never know we re holding hands. Don't look now Janet, but we re on Candid Camera. cheerleading varsity jr. varsity 82 Charleen Ventura—Co Captain Carol Whitney Beth Russell Kathy Parr Carol Griggers Val Greenslade—Captain Janet Kosch Rose Fitzsimmons varsity basketball Standing: Mr. Martin, T. Ellis, R. O’Brien, G. Cook, B. Bigelow, B. Wyrick, J. Young. Kneeling: S. Chase. B. Mello, J. Burns, K. Levesque, E. Levesque, B. Jackson. The winning tradition of the P.H.S. Patriot Bas- ketball Team continued on during the 1966-67 season. Coach Martin’s team, operating in the newly formed Class C Division enjoyed many ex- citing moments on route to their successful finish. Speed and accuracy typified the action around the Portsmouth Gym. 84 Varsity Basketball Opp. P.H.S. Ponagansett 74 54 Bristol 62 76 Scituate 80 46 Smithfield 83 53 Warren 84 82 Chariho 58 82 E. Greenwich 46 52 Pawt. Voke 69 59 Ponagansett 53 61 Bristol 58 64 Scituate 81 65 Smithfield 76 66 Warren 74 77 Chariho 70 91 E. Greenwich 68 59 OLP 45 52 Pawt. Voke 55 57 85 86 87 junior varsity basketball Standing: E. Foley. T. Clearey. N. Franklin. W. Pritchard. S. Fran Stmton. D. Mosher. L. Bucci. M. Lyons. M. Soares. R Weida. Coach lin. G. VonVillas. M. Smith. P. Smith Kneeling: W. Guimond. M. Akucewich. Junior Varsity Basketball Opp. P H.S. Ponagansett 15 28 Bristol 58 47 Scituate 36 57 Smithfield 38 63 Warren 53 48 Chariho 32 48 E. Greenwich 28 31 O.L.P. 47 36 Pawt. Voke 41 39 Ponagansett 51 39 Bristol 47 57 Scituate 43 58 Smithfield 49 63 Warren 45 46 Chariho 50 51 E. Greenwich 43 51 O.L.P. 46 52 88 Standing: M Bagley.G. Woleck. R. Laney. R. Breen. P Bechtel. L. Sanderson Kneeling: J Seliga. J. Ried.K. Dominoes. B. Ibbotson. S. Congdon. M. Wermer. 89 baseball Standing: Mr Heisler. B. Jenkins. G. Howard. K. Levesque. P. Sheehan. J. Bechtel. R Mathews. Mr Ramos Kneeling: J. Burns. R. Winter. B. Medenos. T. Ellis, S. Dimingoes. P Doyle. N. Combra Opp. P.H.S. Ponagansett 6 4 Johnston 4 0 Cranston West 6 4 Scituate 0 7 Pawt. Voke 5 6 Classical 7 5 Hendricken 2 4 90 91 soccer Standing: Mr. Viera. G. VonVillas. S. Dopart. M. Ryan. P. Trout. M. B. Anthony Kneeling: A Armstrong. J. Young. N. Camara. D. Fri Stinton. B. Jackson. K. Willet. S. Franklin. G. Cook. T. Linhares. B caul . M Soares. W. Hatzberger. R. Weida. D. Chretian. B. Bigelow. Carberry. B. Loupoul. B Bringhurst. T. Hilliard. J Reise. B. Kane. G. Brown. The Portsmouth High School Soccer Team, in a 3 way 1st place tie at midseason, finished league action in third place. Coach Roger Vier- ra's squad played determinedly through many close games and never gave up in a tight league race. 93 94 cross country 95 football Top row; K. Levesque, T. Ellis, B. Rocha. B. Mederios. and L. Bucci Bottom row; M. Fonseca, B. Driscoll. J. Fitzsimmons. A. Silvia. T. Sousa. T. Cleary, and J. Duncan. Our Football Team enlivened many a Saturday for the Portsmouth High School student body. Off to a fast start, the interest the team gener ated throughout the town never flagged. The dedication of our new John F. Kennedy Field at the Thanksgiving Day Game proved a fitting climax .for another rough year of Patriot Football. 96 100 101 102 wayne ackerman paul john aguiar Peace be within thy wall; prosperity within thy palace Paul ... is his own inspiration . . . ignorant people . . . “Hi Neigh- bor .. . enjoys eating . . . math expert . . . Undecided linda lake anthony A sweet, attractive kind of grace Linda . . . very modest . . . quick to blush . . . pinned with many nicknames . . . loves to dance . . . partial to blue . . . always being teased . . . Secretary We are all born equal and distinguished alone by virtue Wayne . . . Stretch . . . tall and quiet . . . likes girls . . favorite pastime is going places . . . interested in Science . . College carol anne alvarnas Some say she's bashful; others doubt it Carol . . . short and sweet . . bubbling personality . . wedding bells . . likes sports . . . energetic booster . . . Marriage 104 judith Jennifer barone Never a dull moment Judy . . . commands attention . . . business student . . . boys, boys, boys . . . twirls a mean baton . . . witty . . . Business School william alexander bigelow I'll find a way or make one Biggie . . . food . . . Chemistry whiz . . . neat dresser . . . PACMS! . . . intelligent leader . . dark, wavy hair . . . soccer and basketball . . . College harry david boocock Greater men than I may have lived, but I doubt it Dave . dependable ... our tuba player everybody’s friend • Cheaper by the Dozen” . . . down to earth aspiring ac- tor .. . dedicated worker . . College owen emerson bowman, jr. There's mischief in this man Owen . . gentle natured . . . blue grass music and folk singing . . . Horray for shop! . . . unique humor . . . likes to read . . . Hi- malayan Mountain Boys !. . College 105 susan baker breen richard Holman briggs His patience will achieve more than his force Rich . quiet at first . . . 60 white Ford ... easy going . . . hard worker . clean cut . . . always neat . . . College I can resist everything except temptation Sue . . . favors Europe, clothes, and money . . long distance phone calls . . . carefree . relaxing car . . . Nursing gregory wayne brown A quiet fellow with a merry smile: his friendship is indeed worthwhile Greg . delights on sport cars . . . • Brownie'' . . . math expert . . . calm disposition . . . reserved . . spends spare time riding around U.S. . . . College priscilla margaret brockway Woman is always a varied and changeable thing Cilia . . . carefree and energetic . . Newport's her second home . . . beachcomber . . . Latin . . . horseback riding . . . Nursing 106 gary everett burns To make business a pleasure and pleasure his business Gary . . . sharp dresser . . dependable . . . active A. V. man . . . winning ways . . . friendly personality . . . witty humor . . . Radio Broadcaster jeffery morse burns It takes a tall man to know what's going on in the world Jeff ... I feel good' . . . favors long haired girls . . baseball . . . partial to tall girls . . . blushes easy ... dry humor . . . College andrew edward busse Silence seldom does any harm Andy . . good food pet peeve: brothers slot racing witty humor . . . calm disposition Army robert |ohn busse Life is a very funny proposition after all Bob . . Tech drawing . . reserved . . . working on cars is his pastime . . . calm disposition . . . Buzzy . . . College 107 edward henry camara A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing Ed ... red racing stripes . . . surfing . . . ••Animal . . . person- ality plus . . . partial to the fairer sex . . soccer . . . College terrie louise chapman Hazel eyes, blond hair, happy heart, and little care Terrie . . . loathes hypocrites . . . baby blue . . . fast cars . . . spicy foods . . . P.H S. rooter . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . Nursing samuel g or don chase Whenever I feel the urge to exercise coming on. I lie down until it passes over Sam . . . still water runs deep . . . skateboards . . . carefree . . . sneaky grin . . . blushes like a pro . . . likes to eat crazy about cars . . . Undecided george woodman chase There is no great genius without some touch of madness George . . . coin collector . . . wit . . . favorite pastime—rolling pennies . . . our math genius . . . unique ideas . . . authority on money . . . jovial . . . College 108 alan james chaves Life is just a bowl of cherries . . . and I’m hungry Al . . . unique humor . . . “Oh ya! . . . daring . . . pastime: telling corny stories . . . business student . . . Accountant karen marie Christensen Portrait of a lady Karen . . velvet eyes . . keen intelligence . . sunken bath tubs and poodles . . . supports school events . . . honor student . College gwendoiyn kay dark God made me small so he could do a better job of it Gwen . . . southern charm . . . short and petite Kay many friends . . . accent . . . lovable . . . school spirited our gain . . . College marlene marie dark I strolled down the carefree path of life Marlene . expressive eyes . . . likes to bowl . . . sensitive at times . . . always considerate . . Bunky . . . friendly . . . Secre tary 109 barbara anne clohecy Virginia ann coffey Pretty and petite; she’s a pleasure to meet Ginni . pet peeve: snobby people . What a grouch! . . . Donnie . energetic . . enjoys reading and writing English . . . College A sunny nature wins lasting friendship Barb . attracted to a Tiverton guy . . sleeping good friend . . . hobby is flowers . . . lunch . . . traveling IBM School gordon victor cook It is good to think well; it is divine to act well Grun . . devoted to sports . . . keen intellect . . dislikes swimmer residents . . . rides to Sakonnet trains and organs College ronald scott colcord Life is a pleasant institution; let us take it as it comes Ron . . . carefree . . . sharp dresser . . mind of his own favors the fairer sex . PACMS . . . rides around Portsmouth in his spare time . . . College 110 wayne cooper A good natured person Is never out of place Wayne . . carefree . . . slotcar enthusiast . . . partial to the fairer sex . . Give me a break! . . . curly blond hair . . . Service. david frederick cottrefl The reward of a thing well done is to have done it Dave . . . technical drawing . . reserved . T V. fan . whiz on cars . . . calm disposition nancy lee correia A happy heart doth win the love of all Nan . . . loves life in weight watchers . school spirited apples and celery . . everyone's friend Big Nan exceptionally good natured Nursing robert eugene coughlin Love thy neighbor, especially if she's pretty Bob tall and good looking many a friend strawberry hair Himalayan Mountain Boys ' suede boots College 111 robin sue davis richard vernon davoll He used to be quiet: then we got to know him Dick . . . dedicated to hunting . . . calm disposition . . . sport enthusiast ... 55 B.C. Chevy . . . English . . . loves all kinds of Faith . . . Undecided Music is the universal language of mankind Robin . . . musically inclined . . bright clothes . . . quiet ... dry humor . . . keeps to herself . . . flute . . . R.l. All State . . . College gerald william donahue Opportunity knocks but once: mischief knocks a hundred times a day Gerry . . bookkeeping . . . interest lies in sports alias Dyna mite . . all for having a good time daring . . . Better you ihan me” . . . Accountant Christine anne delaney Much wisdom often goes with fewest words Chris . . . partial to blue . . . mystery stories . . . intelligent . . . dislikes late people . pleasant disposition . . . quiet . . . College 112 A twinkle and a laugh in her eye valerie may do part Val . . . lively . . . loves sports . . . optimistic outlook . . . likes to skate and bake . . . dark hair ... big eyes . . . Secretary robert george driscoll The pen is the tongue of the mind Bob . . calm opposition . . . “Mr. History . . . down to earth . . . all around student . . tackle . . . unique humor . College iohn richard duncan Stately and tall he moves in the hall John . . . sports minded . . . tall .. . fun to be with ... red car . . . Ask me if I care . . . partial to the fairer sex . blushes like a pro . . . College wendy durkee Quiet at first, but look again Wen ... 57 Chevy convertible . . keen intellect partial to her Wilbur ring . . I don’t know, they just put me here!” Peace Corps 113 edward francis ellis michael lee ensley He spends his time in sports and play Mike •What?” pet peeve—hanging around Newport Fords . . sports enthusiast . . . likeable guy . . . College Christine theresa faria A faithful friend is the medicine of life Chris . . . understands people . often plays the role of Cupid . . . skating, bowling, and dancing rate . . likes to write poetry . . . everyone's friend . . . Secretary I'm short, but so was Napoleon Ted ... 3 letter man . . . small but large in ways . . great per sonality . . . always ready for a good time seems quiet but look again . . . College martin frederick ewing The world belongs to the energetic—who wants the world? Marty . . . unbelievable . . partial to blue . . . Government and Problems . . . enioys life . . . hobbies are sailing, acting, and girls . . . College 114 fredda lynne field She has common sense in a way that is uncommon Fredda . . short and dark . . . class Treasurer. . . likes to dance flashy colored clothes . . . curly black hair . . always late . . . actress . . . College john edward fitzsimmons When he walks in. the fun begins John . . football player and enthusiast ... a riot to be with . . . likes to think alone enjoys a good time . . class booster active participant . . . College rosemary fitzsimmons Her look, her smile, her air; they are welcome everywhere Rose . . . knack for sewing . . energetic cheerleader loves to dance . . . class booster . football players Home Econom- ics enthusiast . College lorraine antoinette foley Dark hair and dark eyes are certainly an artist's prize Lorraine . . . our Geisha girl serene . partial to beards and long hair . . . Yeah Newport1 . . . long, dark hair . . nice clothes . College 115 michael brooks fonseca larry anthony frazier Men of fewest words are the best of men Larry . . . quiet ... in a world of his own . . . shy . . . easygoing . . . industrial arts . . . T.V. enthusiast . . . Service Art is the gift of God Mike . . partial to the ocean . . . cartoonist and artist . . . swordfishing . . . gentleman . . . sincere . . . College janis Sheryl galbreaith A smile that can melt the strongest heart Jan . . perfect lady . . . serene and poised ... pet peeve: phone bills . . . enjoys painting and singing . . soft blue . . College eugene edward frezza Sometimes serious, sometimes gay; always nice in either way Gene . . . self assured . . . Bev . . . C.Y.O. President . . . singer . . . history . . . loathes pesty adults . . . hard worker . . . Fire Fighter 116 john geisler I love work; I could sit and watch it all day John . . . A.V. man . . . unique ideas ... is his own inspiration . . . mathematics . . . likes to loaf . . . Service cheryle andrea glesson Happy and bright from morning till night Cheryl . . White Mercury . . . happy-go-lucky . . . lead foot . . •Where's Terne” . . . quiet till you know her! . . . daring College mirta iris gonzalez To know her is to love her Mirta . . . Hola! . . . loves the U.S.A. . . . enjoys dancing and sewing . . . Tina from Argentina” . . . friendly, warm nature . lively . . . back to Argentina kathleen jeanne grant Good nature is the sign of a large and generous soul Kathy . . . small and petite . . Prudence Island . . . quiet . . made a stage debut in Cheaper By The Dozen . . . frequent trips to Newport . . . College 117 valerie dawn greenslade carol lee griggers This fun-loving brunette has a way you can't forget Griggs short and bouncy . . . spirited cheerleader . . . executive board enthusiast . . . friendly nature . . loves fun. dancing, and cheering . . . Nursing donald leonard guay Each man’s opinion freely is his own Ben .60 Ford . . . Hey Kid! . . . subtle . . . partial to blond hair . . . Gmm . . . surfing . . . Little Compton . . . College A cheerful friend is like a sunny day which sheds its brightness all around Val . . . bosterous cheerleader . . . long, blond hair . . . long letters . . . Richie . . . jovial . . . Post graduate Course ■ 1 william Charles griswold Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature in his pictures. Bill . . . hard worker . . . interested in others . . . devoted to art . . . considerate of the underprivileged . . . enjoys cooking . . . Commercial Artist 118 martin paul guldemond I only ask that fortune send a little more than I can spend Paul . . . This is true . . . shines on a skateboard . swayed by music of the Rolling Stones . . . daring winning ways . . . College michael bradford hall There's a time for speaking and a time for being still Mike . . an A.V. man . . . yearn for sports . . . enjoys working with ship models . . . knack for Tech Drawing . . sincere . . . quiet yet sociable . . Bookkeeping peter lincoln hallas Always leave them laughing when you say good bye Pete . . touches the sky . . . Spider” . unique sense of humor . . . aspiring actor . . . easygoing . . favors art . fun to be with . . . College james kane harrington I came—I saw—I conquered Jim . . . commands attention . . . rescued from Westport our leader . money, money, money . . . interest lies in films ••Mr. President . . . College 119 lynne merry hartmann patricia ann hatzberger She blesses us all with a happy smile Patty . . . sincere . . . keen wit . . . blushes easily . . . adds a spark to chorus . . . likes to decorate cakes . . . tun at parties . . . Nursing A little sweet, a little spice; a combination very nice Lynn . sweet southern charm . . . poised talented artist . . . hot fudge sundaes . . . loathes lima beans . . . friendly . . . College phyllis priscilla hopkins A true success she will be. for she does all things efficiently Phyllis sociable . authority on all fields of science . . friendly and sincere . . likes sports . . warm hearted . . al ways there when needed . Phil . . Biochemist edward james billiard III Obliging and cheerful, industrious and kind Ted . . math expert . sets precedents . . . Himalayan Moun tain Boys . keen intellect . . red hair . . . soccer team . . . College 120 linda lee howard Laughing is the sensation of feeling good all over and showing it principally in one spot Linda . . . ’ Sure wish I could do that . . . drag racing fan . . . loves a good |oke . . . blond hair . . . sunny smile . . . College joan marie ibbotson If laughter is contagious. Joan will start an epidemic Joame . . . contagious laugh . loves a good time well liked by all . . . never a dull moment . good in Math sports enthusiast . . . College judith ann huff Silence is wisdom’s best reply Judy . . . helps others . . . partial to Australians . . . diverse interests . . . likes to read . . . studies Judo . . . quiet . . . Nurs mg brian warren jackson I may be tall, but I'm still reaching for the moon Brian ... 3 letterman . . . Stoney . . tall . . always smiling quiet yet not . . . loves all sports . . in his own inspiration . . . crutches . College 121 thomas jacobacci william larry jones Enough work to do and strength enough to do the work Bill . . . athletic . . easy to get along with . quiet at first, but look again . . . sports enthusiast . . . loathes poetry College joan fay katzman Only her ability outshines her personality Joan . . . intelligent . . P.H.S. booster . . . class enthusiast . . . always smiling . . never on time . . . sociable . . . College He may seem serious and he may look shy. but he’s full of fun twixt you and I Tom . . . California boy . . . partial to nutty girls aspiring surfer . . . baggies . . . ’’Our Own” . . . Tiverton boy over at Clydes . . College william henry kane The force of his own merit makes his way Bill . . . good looks . . . sailing . . gentleman . . . XKE fan Tech drawing . . . soccer team . . partial to British racing green . . . College 122 linda jean kazin Where there’s a boy. there’s a girl Linda . . prefers the Newport crowd partial to Yamahas and XKE’s ... pet peeve: phonies . . . horseback riding . . . likes clothes . . . College thomas waiter koliscz Let's take it nice and easy Tucker . easy going speaks when spoken to ... 56 Chevy . . . motorcycles . . . likes to loaf . . likes to tinker with auto- mobiles . . . Service janet arlene kosch Full of smiles, full of fun. she is liked by everyone Janet . . school spirited . homecoming queen . energetic cheerleader . . personality plus . . . Student Council enthusiast . parenthesis . . . enjoys music . . . College william francis lagman There never was a saint with red hair Bill red devil . . “Hi Booby’’ . . partial to short girls and southern charm . . . drive-ins ... 59 Ford . • Steward’’ never a dull moment . . Bill Cosby . . College 123 Pamela lauterbach Carolyn anne lawrence The mildest manners and the gentlest heart Carol . partial to cowboys and country music . . . tiny and petite likes to swim . pet peeve: conceited people . Secretary Better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven Pam -Oh Error” . . . subtle wit . . . Lady Clairol . good business student . bookkeeping . . . life of the party Dental Nurse kenneth douglas levesque I want to be shy. but the girls won't let me Kenny ... 3 letter man . . . good looking . . . friendly smile . . . unique humor . . . shy? . . . girl catching eyes . . College ernest james levesque No man is an island Ernie Beetle cut . . . St. Barabus C.Y.O. President . . plays the drums . . . Physics and Chemistry . . . likes blonds friendly . . . College 124 roseann madeline lewis Agreeable and full of fun. well liked by everyone Rosey ... ‘ Oh my goodness! . . partial to food . . pastime riding around in her car . . . Paul . . . likes dancing and records . . . accident prone . . carefree . Marriage rita ann lima Patience and gentleness are power Rita pet peeve: physical education . . . Bob Dylan fan spaghetti eater plays guitar . . English . . . Office Work Stephen fredrick limoges Leadership is the most desirable quality Steve . . . hard worker . . ' The Legend . . . fast cars . . . •Hoss . . . trips to Providence twin of Peyton Place s Rod ney Harrington . . way with girls . . . sincere . . . College sharon |udith lipe 125 Friends are born not made Sharon . bikinis quiet but |Ovial pleasant to be with enjoys surfing . . partial to Maine history Teacher michael thomas logan Nothing ventured, nothing gained Mike . . “4th Dimensions” . . . gentle nature music enthusi ast . . . lead guitar . . . “Ding-a-ling” . . . likes fun . College anne elizebeth love An open hearted maiden, friendly and true Annie expert skater . . gentle nature . . attracted to motorcycles . . . sociable . . bookkeeping award ... All State Chorus . . . IBM School robert knight mac farlane Speaks little, thinks much, acts wisely Bob . . expert on golf . . pet peeve: people who misuse their au thority . Hey Sucker” quiet and shy golf. golf, golf . College patricia ann lyons The true way to soften one s troubles is to solve those of others Pat “so what's going on?“ . . . black Volkswagen . . French fry lover monopolizes phone . . . dislikes the name Patti . . . College 126 Eat. drink, and be merry craig bruce mac laughlin Craig . . . likes to eat . . ' May I have your attention please . . . aspiring actor . . . sparks interest in others . helpful man . . . class enthusiast . . College 4 bruce osbourn mac naught None but himself can be his parallel Brucie . . after him they broke the mold . electronics . . art . . . carefree . tall ... in a world of his own . . . College paula ann mac neil Her hair is not more sunny than her heart Paula . . . intellectual . . expensive taste . . . blond hair . . . partial to sport cars . . likes to loaf . friendly personality . . . winning ways . . College Christine Virginia magan I must laugh and dance and sing; life is such a lovely thing 127 Chris . . . dislikes people who aren't friendly . never quiet Brother! . . English . . . serious conversation and long walks . Secretary alice elaine magnuski marguerite elise man Chester She will make her mark in life Rita . responsible and industrious . . . collects earrings . . . Cadillacs are her favorite . . . National Honor Society . . enthusi- astic . . . ' Maggy' . . . Pharmacist Slow and steady wins the race Al . . . Oh. gosh! . . . unique humor . . . knitting and playing the accordian . . . Shorthand . . likes mountain climbing and ice skating . . . reserved . IBM school or |om the waves werner john martins Give me a car and the wide open spaces John . . . weight lifter . . . likes cycles and cars . . . girls, girls, girls . . . unique humor . . racing stripes . lady charmer . Service Christopher peter manuel If friendship were the wine of life, then he would be drunk Chris . favors the opposite sex . . . wine, women, and song . . . That’s close!” . . . G.T.O. . . . diets, ich . . . good sense of humor . . College 128 james mataronas III Industry hath the fairest fruits; and the richest rewards Jim . . . Knock it off!” ... pet peeve: leaky skiffs . . partial to money . . . pastime fishing . reserved Tech drawing . College karen teresa mcdonald A gentle noble temper; a soul as ever as calm Karen . . sweet disposition . . . partial to red 57 Chevy . . . Mac ... oil painting . responsible . . . enjoys cooking . Yummy! French fries . . Beautician william james mchenry All great men are dead ... I don’t feel too good myself Bill . . Himalayan Mountain Boys . . folk music . alias; Billy Banjo . . . Huh? . . . keen intellect . . zany fashions . . College patricia elizabeth medeiros She has a golden glow from within Pat . . . hard worker . . . partial to English Leather . . candid photographer . . obliging and cheerful favors Spanish . . . energetic in activities . . great sense of humor . . Teacher 129 robert john medeiros arthur joseph mendonca He's not as quiet as he pretends to be Art . . . they broke the mold after him . . . ‘Passion Flower . . . authority on history . . . born with a camera in his hand . . • pacienca (patience in you know what language!) . . . Teacher joseph james michalek Have car. will travel Joe . good looking blond . . Mustang man . . . Ask around . . . mechanically minded . . . California and girls . . . found in shop . . . College. A sport in every sense of the word Bobby ... 3 letter man . . . Oh my God . . . loves beans . . . speedy halfback” . . . math whiz . . . where there’s a boy. there’s a girl . . . College. mary claire metayer Simplicity of character is the natural result of profound thought Mar . . . dislikes mediocre people . . Oh yeah? . . . pastime sleeping . . Democracy and Communism . . . down to earth . . . teaching . . . College 130 Size is immaterial ronald mmese Ronnie . . . life of the party . . authority on motorcycles witty, daring, and mischievous . . . knack for accidents shop . . traveling to California darlene carol montgomery Men are odd. but I like odd things Darlene . . . long blond hair . . . Home Economics forever avid seamstress . . . “Doir . . . full of the devil Secretary gerakl william minnerly It’s not that I like to study less, but that I like fun more Gerry . swayed by the fairer sex . . . one track mind loves to dance ... a friendly hello . good friend Air Force Picture not available frank joseph morris Life is a iest and all things show it. I thought so once, but now I know it 131 Frank . . partial to Newport . . Tech Drawing is his favorite . . happiness is doing nothing . . is his own inspiration roams Common Fence Point Undecided william henry murphy gail Christine nuttall A lovely lady, garmented in light from her beauty Gail . . . Cheri Deb . . . long shiny hair . . . quiet and poised . . soft brown eyes . . fasionable dresser . . . band bells . . . College william alvin o'brien II Desire for knowledge is the path of power Robin . . . sports minded . . . exceptional intelligence . . . attracted to girls . . . diligent worker . . down to earth . . . sure to succeed . . 66 Mustang . . . College Flitting here, slapping there; a friendly guy without a care Bill expert on cars . . . lively personality . . . industrious . . . shines on Math happy-go-lucky . . . vigor and vim ... Air Force deborah ann oborne Wit and wisdom has she Debbie . natural blond . . . summer sun . . deep, dark tan good student English . . . sunny smile . . . energetic . . . College 132 leslie dame omer He's little but he’s wise—he's a terror for his size Les . . . burns up the dance floor . . . pet peeve: cliques . . . History . . good guy . . “Don't judge a man by his size?’’ . . . personality magnetism . . . Service michefe ossick Don’t let your studies interfere with your homework Mike . . happiness is writing to California . . . reading . ‘Would you believe . . . bookkeeping red hair . . . Office Work abigail kelly orton Silence is more eloquent than words Abby . . thoughtful . . . loves a good book . . . “Sounds interest mg! . . hates bumpy rides ... a wee bit shy . . . American History . . . College kathleen alice parr Full of pep and raring to go Kathy . . peppy cheerleader . . active participant in girls ath letics . . . Mmm! Mmm! Chocolates! . . . bookkeeping . . . College 133 trances marie peer Happy-go-lucky, easy go free, nothing on earth bothers me Marie . . . ‘Get out of my life!” . . . partial to stuffed animals . . . hectic . . . full of vim and vigor . . loathes snobs . . swimming . Marriage judith ann pimentel A smile and a spatter of chatter and willing hands to aid any cause Judy . . . knack for losing black loafers . . • Doc” . . . interested in others . . carefree . . . wild P.J. parties . . . ‘Love Conquers AH” . . . Medical School donna jean peer Hear her jolly laughter ring Donna . . . energetic . . . dispises cliques . . . pastry eater . . . winning ways . . bookkeeping . . . Mustangs . . . Accountant eleanor anne pierce Thoughts are the seeds of future deeds Eleanor . . . quiet ways . . . Language Lab assistant . . . extremely artistic . . . Elly” . . . likes to do things . . . College 134 ernest william platt A versatile guy with a friendly smile Ernie . good personality . . Oh boy. date squares! tal- ented man in shop . . . girls! . versatile guy Cabinet Maker patricia jean podgurski A happy tempered bnnger of the best out of the worst Patti . . . Monday mornings . . . loves RJ.C.'s dimples great personality . . majorette . . school spirited friendly air . . Business College marjorie theresa plourde She speaks well of everyone, and everyone speaks well of her Marge . . You know . P.H.S. booster . partial to Ports mouth . . . trustworthy warmth shines through sewing College david francis pro u lx The great hope of society is the individual character Dave . . . unique ideas . . after Dave they broke the mold interest lies in guns and bows . spur of the moment remarks . . Current Affairs . . . Service 135 diantha quick james bruce quinn The best of healers is good cheer Jimmy . loathes baked beans ... car enthusiast . . . interest in tropical fish . . T.V.. radio, and records are his pastime . . . Tech drawing . . . Business College kenneth carl raposa A smile for every boy and two for every girl Kenny piercing blue eyes . personality plus . . . considerate born to sing . . authority on popular music . . . 4th Dimen sion s” . expert guitarist . . sleek Chevy . . . Radio Announcer A girl of few words, but many thoughts Dee Dee partial to small cars . . . movies and plays . . . English gentle nature . . . blue eyes . . . school newspaper . . . responsible . . College. joseph raposa I don't know what I'll be. think I’ll |ust wait and see Joe . . rah. rah. P.H.S.! . . . likeable guy . . . our center . blushes easily . . ’When is our next vacation?” . . . fishing and relaxing . . . College 136 Pamela sue readinger A smile makes many friends Pam partial to the color orange . warm weather girl . . . pet peeve: underclassmen . . likes to Hula . . . Hawaii . . . enjoys dancing of all kinds . . . ECPI kathleen doris reed A good disposition is a gift of nature Kathy . . . serene . . domestic . . . considerate of others . the point . . . good accordianist . . . ‘ Kat ’ . . . diamond ring . Secretary linda joan reed Sometimes quiet, sometimes a riot Linda . . friendly smile . . short and petite . Home Economics enthusiast . . . happiness is getting into mischief quiet, loathes Phys. Ed. . . . Hairdressing School diane mary rice A little smile adds to her charm Diane . . . great disposition . . . loves people in general . partial to the Righteous Brothers . . . shows artistic ability . • Dina” . . IBM School . to 137 barry rocha beth ann russell Blushes may come and blushes may go but freckles live on forever Beth sand and sea . . long reddish hair ... the young Rhode Islander . Rolling Stones . . . skate boards . . . energetic cheer leader . College katherine mary sardinha Sugar and spice and everything nice Kathy . . true friend . . . interest lies in bookkeeping . sweet and considerate . typing award . . loathes field hockey . . . oil painting . . . Business College A sunny smile with lots of vim. we always get along with him Barry . . ' How ya doing?” horses . Sue. Barry. Steve football player and fan . . . favors Danish Italians . . dark and handsome . captivating eyes . . College michael vincent ryan With affection beaming in one eye and calculation shining out of the other Mike . . loathes work . . . partial to sharks . . . pastime surfing, swimming, and skateboarding . . . unique humor . . . “But what can I say?” . . . future writer . . . College 138 michael Joseph sears Never do today what you can do tomorrow Mike . . . favors Newport . long hair man . . . motorcycles Rolling Stones ideal . . . art’s his field . . . loathes hair cuts . . . Art School kathleen shea A merry twinkle in her eye. a sunny smile as she passes by Kath ... Our Prudence Island gal . . . ‘What’s this action?” . . friendly . . listening to records rates ferry rides . Travel lorraine edna seeley Travel is an education in itself Lome heart s in California . “Hey. gang! singing dancing and traveling . . Spanish is her second language enthusiastic . . . College kathleen annette sheehan She helps to make a perfect day Kath . dependable . . . “Well actually?” . . . likes making friends English . . devoted . . . keen intellect . . Nursing. 139 paul edward sheehan linda anne sherman The meek shall inherit the earth Linda quiet . . self assured ... a good violinist . . . likes to horseback ride . . . enioys music . . . short and sweet . . . College He that has patience can have what he will Paul easy going partial to baseball . . Chemistry whiz reserved walks with ease . . assured . . College albert noel Silvia Mischief glints in his eyes Al . . . class wit . . . cars . . . spontaneous . . . works at drive-in . math pro . partial to money . . . friendly guy . . . Undecided susan jane sherman A winning way. a pleasant smile, are things that make our life worthwhile Tiger pet peeve: long ride on the school bus . . . ••Rats” . . . sophisticated good all around student . . reading, swimming and other sports . . . Marine Biologist 140 It matters not how long we live but how john silvia jr. John thoughtful . . . lively personality . . . enjoys fishing . . . knack for being cheerful . . . spur of the moment believer . . . shop ... Air Force nancy marie silvia She can make tomorrow as cheerful as today Nancy ... a Beatle fan . . . always in the pink . . proud of her heritage ... a talented seamstress . . . hard working . . . business student . . Secretary phillip james silvia He that hath knowledge spareth his words Phil ... Pet peeve: people . . Really?” . . . folk music . . . Trig ... set precedents . . partial to a certain Westport girl . . Armed Forces susan audrey silvia The only way to have friends is to be one 141 Sue well poised at all times . . . interest lies in Newport ac tivities . attracted to dances and the beach . party lover . . . talented sewer . . College william Christopher Silvia arthur william smith It’s not what you do. it’s what you’re caught doing Archie . . . easy going . . . ' Sorry bout that! . . spends spare time sleeping . . . enjoys history . . . friendly smile Service Wit that can call forth smiles Bill . . . found around the shop area . . likes to work on cars . . partial to a girl with brown hair . . . Yea peanut butter good sense of humor . . . easy going . . . Service anthony Joseph sousa Clothes make the man Tony . . . one of our football co captains . . . Oh well, what can I say? . . . blondes appeal to him . . . flair for fashion . . . gentle- man . . moves with ease . . . sends surprises . . . Engineer lynn dawn smith A good time is worth what you pay for it Lynne . . . Are you serious? . . . loves the Bastile . . . music and potatoes chips . . . Shorthand . . . neat dresser . . . long hair . . . Business School 142 lorraine irene sousa Good things come in small packages Lori . . frequents the Canteen . . petite pet peeve: cliques . . enjoys watching boys work on cars . . . friendly nature Interior Decorator william john souza I would rather live for thirty years than exist for ninety Bill . . . mechanical minded . . loves cars and motorcycles . . . beats the drums . . . self assured . . . girls, girls, girls . . . rides to Newport . . Design Draftsman joseph francis stankiewicz Fortune favors the brave Joe Joe . . pet peeve: school bus rides . . . “Beat It! . . . pas time eating . . . jovial . . algebra . . . likes to fix TV’s and radios . . . College harold rob erf superko Gentleman and scholar Bob . our answer to the Music Man . . daring . . sparked by the unusual ... an individualist . . enthused by sports . . favors California . . . intelligent . . . College 143 john still tate david allan tavares Wise to resolve and patient to perform Dave ... on the shy side, but . . . down to earth . . . pretty girls . . . quite the dancer . . . harder worker . . . Accountant Quietly he walks and never misses a step John pet peeve: hair cuts . . good taste in clothes . keen intellect . mind of his own . . . unique sense of humor . . . likes to loaf seen in Newport . . expressive eyes . . College betty jane tremblay I am wealthy in my friends michele antoinette thibeault Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you Michele . . . Hi Gang . . . Biology whiz . . . dedicated worker . . . loves to read . . school spirited . happy smile for every one . . . College B.J. . . . despises good drivers . . . many friends . . . happiness is getting into mischief . . warmth shines through . . . yearns MacDonalds food . . . College 144 charleen o'hara venture Sweet manner and kindly deeds for this world and its needs Chuck . . . sweet smile . . . pretty long hair . . well organized bouncy cheerleader . . . high enthusiasm . . . school spirited honor student . . . College bonnie lynne vibberts I study when there’s nothing else to do Bon . . pet peeve: her curly hair . . . partial to boys . . . 'Are you serious? . . . Democracy and Communism . . . pastime: driv- ing and eating . . . energetic . . . Airline Stewardess mary etizabeth viera The time to be happy is now Mary . . . attracted to Shindigs and dances . . . Vienna” . . . pet peeve: physical education . . . shines in business machines . . . enjoys pop music and guitars . . . Hairdresser joseph henry waiters, jr. The life of leisure is the life for me Joe . . . moves quietly and slowly . . deep voice . . . Philosophy: Enjoy yourself, it’s later than you think . . . fast sport cars . . . art . . . undecided 145 linda anne waters carole marie whitney An inexhaustible good nature is one of the most precious gifts of heaven What! No boys in heaven?! Leave me in Portsmouth Linda . . . Sorry about that” . . . senior high flirt . . . carefree blue and white Chevy . . friendly air . . . vigor and vim . . . Nursing Carol . . bangs . . enthusiastic cheerleader . . carefree . . alias wit . . . attracted to a basketball player . . . unique hair style ... IBM Operator kent warren willet What hath night to do with sleep? Willie pet peeve: sisters! Hi Doc!” . . . partial to food and girls . suave enjoys skindiving . . . unique ideas . English . . . College faith ethel wilbur All who know her will agree, she's as nice as she can be Faith . partial to Dick . . . pastime reading . . . sewing and swimming . . . considerate ... oil paints for pleasure ... in- dustrious . . . aspiring artist . . . College 146 He is only bright that shines by himself floyd daniel Williamson Floyd . . . extremely polite . . enjoys swimming . attracted by athletics . . . friendly guy . . . enioys joking around College barry lawton worded A man is a lion in his own cause Barry pet peeve: haircuts . . . Susan partial to Mac Donald's hamburgers . . expressive We can make it on a quarter of a tank . . . Machinist linda ann wimer Full of pep and fancy free: that’s the way it's got to be Wyme . . . pet peeve: being broke . . . active C.Y.O. member “I only open my mouth to change feet! . . World Cultures partial to money . . History . . College william james wyrick A man who thinks for himself Bill . . . sports minded . . . corvairs . . . sincere friend PACMS! . . . likes parties, dances, and fun . . . Bastille lover Nadeau's Man . neat dresser . . . College 147 michael alan yazel james george young Sometimes I sit and think; sometimes I just sit Jimmy . . . full of the devil . . . lady charmer . . hard worker enjoys talking . . . likes sports . . . friendly . . . College Don't hurry, it’s too nice a day Mike . . cool it! . . . partial to folk music . . . attracted to money . . . long hair . . reserved . . interested in guitars . . . artist . . . Technical School Steven vincent ruggier Personality makes the man Steve long hair . . . always smiling . . . likes to dance . . . motorcycles . . outgoing nauture . . . friendly . . . likes sandals . . . Service John sherwood Characteristics of a vigorous intellect John intellectual good looking . . . authority on English Lit . friendly . . . commands attention . . . likes to write . . College 148 Karen Christensen Sophisticated . . . neat . . . perfectionist Karen Christensen has been active in extracurri- cular activities throughout her high school years. In her Sophomore and Junior years she held the office of Secretary of the Class of ’67. As well as serving energetically and faithfully on various committees, Karen will be remembered for her participation in the three class plays, Cheaper by the Dozen,” Our Hearts Were Young and Gay,” and Wuthering Heights. In her Junior year Karen also served on the Pioneer” staff. As a Senior, she was Secretary of the Student Council, became a member of the American Field Service Organization, and she prepared the faculty section of the Legend.” An en- thusiastic person, Karen has all the qualities which have made her a member of the National Honor Society for the past three years. Schol- arship, leadership, character, and service. With these qualities, Karen will surely succeed. Good Luck! Dave Boocock “Chief . . . intelligence . . . Harry Dave Boocock's musical talents range from the tuba in the marching and concert bands, to the bass viol in the dance band and orchestra. He displayed great acting ability in Cheaper by the Dozen,” Our Hearts Were Young and Gay,” and in Shock of His Life. His more serious nature is exhibited by his diligence as President of the National Honor Society. As a Junior, Dave par- ticipated in the U.R.I. Saturday seminars attend- ing engineering classes. In his Sophomore year, he won the Alliance Francais Award for ex- cellence in French. He will be long remembered for his original presidential campaign: but more especially his dedicated service as a co-business manager of the Legend, which testifies to the loyalty and effervescence that won him so many friends. Best Wishes Dave. Edward Ellis Enthusiastic ... “Little Teddy Bear ... energetic 'Shy' (though sometimes we wonder!), Ted Ellis is a well-rounded sports enthusiast with inter ests ranging from football to golf. On the foot- ball field, co-captain Ted played defensive safety and offensive fullback. On the basketball court and on the baseball diamond, he plays a hard game. He has been on various school teams throughout his high school years—Varsity foot- ball, Junior Varsity basketball and Varsity bas- ketball. His boundless energy and determina- tion have captivated breathless crowds awaiting decisive victory. He is also on the school's golf team; he was the New England Junior Cham- pion in 1963, and has participated in state com- petitions. He was chosen Mr. School Spirit of Homeroom C l in his Junior year. Ted has also served on the class play committees and has supported many school functions. With Ted's drive and determination, the Class of '67 is sure he will succeed. Good Luck Ted! Nan Correia Big Nan” . . . Big Smile . . . W.W. Wherever Nan Correia can be found there will be lots of activity, and lots of fun. Nan, always anxious to help, has been chairman of many ex- ecutive board committees during her two years as Vice President of the Class of '67. She has participated in two Hootenannies held at Ports- mouth High School and enjoys singing in the chorus. Nan also has had an acting career at P.H.S. playing in Its Cold In Them Thar Hills and in “Our Hearts Were Young and Gay.” Be sides devoting much time and energy to these activities, Nan has also served on the Pioneer staff for two years and she has contributed the Underclassmen section to the Legend. Big Nan will always be remembered for her enthusiasm, school spirit, and her radiant personality. Best Wishes for the future. John Fitzsimmons Rugged . . . “Romeo . . . realist John Fitzsimmons has been a great organizer and an inspirational worker for the Class of '67. As Sophomore Class President, John is remem- bered for originating the wild affairs of Hillbilly Nite and in his Junior year, beginning the tradi- tion of the Roaring Twenties Dance. John has always been active on class executive boards, serving on the Junior Prom committee and as chairman of the Sophomore Semi-formal. His recognized popularity won him the title, Mr. School Spirit for two consecutive years. His abili- ty on the basketball court placed him on the Varsity team. As a football hero, John brought honor to P.H.S. when he was chosen the first guard from Portsmouth ever to play for the Eastern Division and All County Team. John has also worked hard for the achieved success of various hootenannies and class plays. Good Luck John! Fredda Field Short, dark curls . . . shy . . . cute Fredda Field's bashfulness has not kept her from being one of the most active students in the Class of '67. Hard work has made her a member of the National Honor Society since her Sophomore year. She has played the flute and piccolo in the band throughout her years at Portsmouth. Fredda played the leading roles, in Cheaper by the Dozen and in Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . Fredda has retained office as treasurer of the class of '67 for three consecutive years. She also served on the “Pi- oneer staff in her Junior year and in her Se- nior year became president of the newly-formed Modern Dance Club. Fredda will always be re- membered for her Curl-Free”, shocking color combinations, her driving, and her striving effort put into her schoolwork, school, and class. Suc- cess and happiness are extended to her for the future. ■ James Harrington Orator . . . amiable . . . suave Although Jim Harrington first entered P.H.S. in his Senior year, he quickly became a very active member of the student body. His diligent cam- paigning and friendliness won him the support of the Senior Class at election time. Because of his effective campaign he was elected President of the Class of '67. His new and promising ideas have taken shape through the efforts of the Senior Class executive board. Jim has also been chosen as the student delegate for the American Legion Oratorical contest. Jim, who has had previous acting experience, has taken the leading role in the Class play, Wuthering Heights. He also has been an active member of student council and has in that capacity worked on several important committees. Good Luck Mr. President. Janet Kosch Socialite . . . hard worker . . . efficient Janet Kosch's friendly smile and vivacity have brightened up many school activities. Active in the student council, she served as Secretary in her Sophomore and Junior years and as Presi- dent in her Senior year. In addition to local stu- dent council she was elected Secretary of the Rhode Island State Student Council. We at P.H.S. have communicated with our foster child, Mercedes, through letters written by Janet. A faithful supporter and cheerleader of our foot- ball and basketball teams, she has enlivened each game with her animation. In November of 1966, she had the honor of being selected as Portsmouth's first Homecoming Queen. Janet will always be remembered by Portsmouth’s student body as the editor of “The Legend for which she has devoted many hours of diligent work. Best Wishes for a rewarding future. Kenny Levesque K.L. . . . athletic . . . smiley Kenny Levesque, more commonly known by his initials K.L., has been one of Portsmouth High School's best known athletes. As co-captain of the Varsity football and basketball teams K.L. has achieved high scoring records. He had his most notable touchdowns in his Senior year, and his thirty-two point game during the basket- ball season. As Portsmouth's right halfback, he achieved a position in the All Eastern League, and on the All County Team. He also scored the first touchdown on Portsmouth's new John F. Kennedy Field. In addition to his excellent ser- vice to the school as an athletic star. Kenny has been active in, and has faithfully supported, var- ious school and class functions. Best wishes to an athletic wonder! Barry Rocha Expressive eyes . . . dark hair . . . winning ways. A well-rounded fellow, Barry Rocha's interests range from music to football. Because he has always taken an active interest in his school and fellow students, Barry has been able to work with the executive board on various impor- tant, committees. During his Senior year. Barry faithfully served as Vice-President of the stu- dent council. In addition. Barry has sung and played guitar for several folk groups in various hootenannies. His musical ability brought fame to Portsmouth High School when he appeared on television. He has also been active in sports and held the position of fullback on the Varsity Football team. Although he is quiet and reserved at times. Barry’s friendliness and admiration won him popularity by both the graduating class and the underclassmen. Here’s to a fruitful and pros- perous future. class of Junior Class Officers. Mr. Pimental. Tom Linhares. President. Mary Fitzsimmons. Vice Presi dent. Wendy Hallas. Secretary. Absent: Janet Nicholas. Treasurer. Homeroom E-9. Row 1: L. Boyd. M. Carson. K. Boyes. R. Briggs. N. Ackerman. S. Carden. Row 2: S. Bloom. J. Boocock. P. Betts. K. Cassidy. J. Burgo. M Burgett. G. Brosseau. B. Botelho Row 3: G. Allen. A. Botelho. D. Bailey. F. Casey. R. Bilodeau. D. Borges. R. Berg mann. C. Brown. J. Almeida. L. Bucci. 156 1968 Homeroom D—4. Row 1: M Correia. L. Chase. N. Ferreira. S. Fairhurst. N. Chester. P. Dono van. F. Dube. B. Belanger Row 2: E. Cordeiro. M. Conroy. D. Chretien. P. DuPont. D. Dickin- son. N. Crudup. Row 3: A. Denman. M. Collins. R. Ferreira. D. Crowley. H. Drape. S. Dopart. M. Danna. J. Cotton. Homeroom D-5. Row 1: S. Keaugh. V. Gervais. D. Johnston. W. Hallas. M. Harrington. M. Fitzsimmons. N. Hebert Row 2: N. Hajj. B. Hatzberger. W. Harrington. W. Ferreira. D. Hudson. R. Helger. W. Guimond. J. Adams. E. Jones. Row 3: S. Franklin. J. Friedman. P. Javele. J. Her bert. D. Jackson. R. Harper. J. Goulart. A. Huff. T. Jepson. D. Fricault. 157 Homeroom D-6. Row 1: I Medeiros. K. McLaughlin. P McQueen. K. McKeever. N. King. N. Mau Row 2: P Manson. V. Mathias. G. Laycock. C. Leach. N Magan. C. Martin. N LaPomte. Row 3: R. Krasher. T. Martell. F. Medeiros. G. Levesque. M. Martin. J. Harvey. J. Raposa, D. Lemieux. R. Lemieux. Row 4: J. Medeiros. C. Larson. C. Murphy. T. Kessler. D. Kiklis. G. Le- vesque. T. Lmhares. J. MacDonald. B. Levpold. Homeroom D-10. Row 1: S. Simmons. C Smith. S. Smith. N. Souza. C. Robitaille. B. Silva. C. Spaulding Row 2: S. Sanderson. M. Sherman. M Rocha. E. Rocha. R. Rodrigues. J. Ryan. S. Souza. K. Rockwell Row 3: P Sheehan. N. St. Laurent. J. Rexter. P. Sisson. M Smith. N. Hel ger. T. Souza. R. Souza. 158 Homeroom D-2 Row 1: K Sturtevant. B Raposa. N. Pavao. R. Platt. J. Napier. J Miranda. C. Mendes. R Metcalfe. J. Pimentel Row 2: S Platt. J. Mueller. J. Raposa. B Pearson. S. Mori arty. G Gover. B Mosher. S. Quick. Row 3: D. Mutty. G. Rego. W. Pritchard. B Mello. R. Horan. J. Percak. J. Reise. Homeroom D-3. Row 1: N Turner. P Tuck. A Wordell. J Sperling. H. Swist. K Thibeault. H Sylvia Row 2: D. Williams. M Starrett. B Szeliga. M. Stmton. H. Weida. T. Trout. K. Wimer. Row 3: S. Vosa. G. Veseli. R. Duncun. T. Cleary. J. Readmger, G. VonVillas. C. Speer. R. Wyatt. P. Trout. 159 Sophomore Class Officers. E. Kenny. V.ce President. K. Ward. Secretary. D. Huff. President. C. Crawford. Treasurer. Mr. O'Hara. Advisor class of Homeroom A-ll. Row 1: N. Bartan. S. Chnsmar. P Bigelow. L. Allen. M. Charland F Condon. D Bilodeau. J. Carr. J. Bucc. Row 2: R. Brmghurst. B. Car berry, L. Betty. F. Chris tensen. A. Jones. J. Barnhart. C. Boff. R. Anthony. Row 3: T. Coffey. R. Brose. T Backman. P Chaplin. R. Brose. L Chase. D. Ceree. P. Aguiar 160 Homeroom A-3. Row 1: D. Cottrell. S Duncan. C Hall. P Gleeson. J. Davis. C. Garside Row 2: S. Delaney. D. Frazier. S. Delaney. P. Harper. D. Dugan. C. Crawford. V. Hartman. S. Edmis- ton. Row 3: J. Grant. C. Forest. G. Edwards. C. Jackson. R. Craig. G. Davis. D. Huff. Row 4: R. Drake. M. Fontaine. M. Hoff. N. Franklin. R. Gabriel. D. Fraser. E. Foley. J. Fontaine. Homeroom A-4. Row 1: P. Jackson. B. Land. N. McHenry. C. O Brien. E. Kenney. J. Lawlor. S. Jackson. W Milton. N. O'Loughlm. Row 2: R. Medeioros. J. Lipe. B Mosher. R Kershner, T. Kesson. J. Medeiros. Row 3: D. Massaro. J Mercier. P. Roberts. M. McColl. B. Pieri, R. John- son. T. McDonald. 161 Homeroom C-l. Row 1: W. Pelto. C. Sherman. T. Rocha. P. Papmeau. M. Soares. P. Sherry. P. Seveney. C. Pavao. C. Skinner Row 2: P. Souza. B. Perry. C. Spero. J. Preve. T. Sousa. M. Orner. G. Rezendes, A. Silvia Row 3: D. Paquin, B. Singleton. R. Raposa, P. Smith, G. Ottilige. K. Shadix. P. Ruttner. P. St. Laurnet. Homeroom C-2. Row 1: S. Yazel. K. Ward. C. Wright. F. VonVillas. L Tuck. P. Stinton. G. Strojan, J. Starret. N. Whitney. J. Warner Row 2: J. Viveivos. W. Wiant. W. Wright. R. Travers. B. Sullivan. Row 3: T. Warner. D. Stone. R. Weida. B. Warren. P. Van Hof. M. Stabler. T. Ther ner. G. Woleck. 162 Homeroom A-5. Row 1: J. Chaplin. C. Allen. J. Bilodeau. K. Caro. C. Sites, L. Bettencourt. M Cabral. J. Anthony Row 2: M. Aguiar. S. Aguiar. D. Briggs. C. Ariel. C. Adams. P Brockway. P. Andrade. N. Adams Row 3: S. Ball. J. Benson. M. Bagley, B. Carroll. J Breadbent. P Bech tel, R. Carberry. G. Bissonnette. M. Butler. G. Bartee Homeroom A-6. Row 1: S. Clark. C. Cordeiro. N. Eckusley. L. Dugan. R Donnelly. N Amund son. J. Cosgrove. Row 2: E. Francis. D. Farias. D. Collins. B Dopart Row 3: L. Collard. L. Deane. L. Dutra. J. Dutra. M. Conley. W Davis. V. Chase. L. Drake. Row 4: K. Dommgues. M. Ferrazzoli. R. Farias. P Ferreira. A. Ferreira. B. Crudup. S. Condon. E. Fish. 163 Homeroom A-7. Row 1: L. Galbreaith. J. Fricault. C. Krasher. J. Jerome. K. Jolie. D. Henry. J. Hebert. D. Horn Row 2: M Katzman. M Lacerda. P. Fresrulla. B. Gomes. G. Lahberte. M Hewitt. J. Jackson. S. Griswold. J. Garcia. J Hatzberger Row 3: S. Johnson. B. Hallas. B. lb- botson. K. J. Grinned. Jr.. R. Friend. R. Laney. W. Freeborn. L. Gomes. P. Kesson. Homeroom A—8. Row 1: C. Cristopher. Y. Ledsworth. K Mello. M Mendoza. G. Martin. B. Me Murphy. L. Marlin. D Maynard. C. Goodwin Row 2: V. Melior. C. Leary. A. Manchester. S. Mendes. M Levesque. P McKinley. Row 3: J. Linglay. D. Medeiros. J. Medeiros. D. Medeiros. G Lawrence. G. Mize. A Mello. Row 4: M Mutty. W. Lambert. R LaPomte. J Lawlor. R. Lemieux. J. Miranda. D. Marshall. J. Manning. 164 Homeroom A-9. Row 1: B. Epperson. D. Raposa. M Nichols. J. Morong. C. McKay. T. Modre. L. Goodhart. S. Miranda. C. Mulveny. Row 2: P. Parsons. P. Richards. J. Pimentel. J. Pesta. C. Pappas. J. Seliga. D. Murphy. K. Rhodes. C. Nicked. Row 3: F. Sardmha. R. Munch. P. Mueller. A Riendlau, A. Morrow. J. Raposa. J. Reid. J. Riley. M. Piere. Homeroom A-10. Row 1: J. Turner. S. Wrathall. E. Soares. M. Silvia. S Smith. C Stefferud. S. Violette. J. Walters. K Thompson. B Souza Row 2: P. Spear. G. Whitney. D. Way. J. Warner. S. Viera. A Sisson. A. Swist. A. Warren. T. Harmon. Row 3: M. Werner. A. Zdanuck. B Sin clair. J Reed. A. Silvia. L. Silvia. J. Stare. F. Viera. A. Vannoy. D. VanHof. 165 166 senior directory ACKERMAN. Wayne—305 Davis, Portsmouth AQUIAR. Paul—2930 E. Mam Rd.. Portsmouth ALVARNAS, Carol—96 Jepson Lane. Portsmouth Field Hockey Team 3. 4 Business Club 4 Orphans Party 4 Yearbook Typist ANTHONY, Linda—50 Prospect Land. Portsmouth Yearbook Committee 4 BARONE. Judy—70 Riverside St.. Portsmouth Majorette 2. 3. 4 (Head 3. 4) Chorus 2. 3. 4 BIGELOW. Bill—127 Dexter St.. Portsmouth A.V. 1. 2. 3 Student Council 2 Basketball 2. 3. 4 Baseball 2. 3. 4 Soccer 3. 4 National Honor Society 2. 3. 4 BOOCOCK. Dave—46 Point Rd.. Portsmouth A.V. 1, 2 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4 Dramatics 1. 2 Class Ray 2. 3 Dance Band 3. 4 French Club 3. (President) U.R.I. Semi nar 3 National Honor Society 4 (President) Co Business Manager Yearbook 4 BOWMAN. Owen—340 Wappmg Rd.. Portsmouth Grunon High and Scottsville High (Band 1. 2 Basketball 1 Newspa per 2) Executive Board 3 Magazine Committee 4 Dance Band 4 BREEN. Sue—Quarters A. Melville. U.S.N B . Newport Lenmore Union High School. Spirit Committee 4 Yearbook Com mittee 4 Future Nurse s Club 4 BRIGGS. Richard—1 Sprague Court. Portsmouth BROCKWAY. Priscilla—15 Correia Drive. Portsmouth Executive Board 2. 3 Class Play Committee 2 Dramatics 2 Trea surer Future Nurses Club 3 Prom Committee 3. 4 BROWN. Greg—634 Black Point Lane. Portsmouth George Wythe Military School (Student Council 1 Newspaper 1) Soc cer 3. 4 U.R.I. Seminar 4 Lettermans Club 4 Math Club 4 BURNS. Gary—100 Cottage Avenue. Portsmouth A.V. 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Play 3. 4 BURNS. Jeff—3137 Main Rd.. Tiverton St. George's School (Soccer 1. 2 Basketball 1. 2 Baseball 1. 2) Bas ketball 3. 4 Baseball 3. 4 BUSSE. Andy—49 Summit Avenue. Portsmouth BUSSE. Bob—41 Seaconett Avenue. Tiverton CAMARA. Ed-3775 Mam Rd.. Tiverton Soccer 4 CHAPMAN. Terne—23 Birch St.. Portsmouth Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Dramatics 1 Semi formal Committee 2 Future Nurses Club 2. 3 CHASE. George—285 E. Main Rd.. Portsmouth Student Council 1 A.V. 1. 2. 3 Dramatics 1. 2 Newspaper 3. 4 Co- business Manager Yearbook 4 CHASE. Sam—West Main Rd.. Portsmouth Basketball 4 CHAVES. Alan—Mam Rd.. Tiverton Wilbur High CHRISTENSEN. Karen—12 Kenneth Avenue. Portsmouth Dramatics 1 Class Secretary 2. 3 Chorus 2. 3. 4 Class Ray 2. 3. 4 National Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Newspaper 2. 3 Guiding Lights 2. 3 Point Awards Committee 2 Basketball 3 Powder Puff Football 3 Fu- ture Teachers Club 3 Executive Board 4 Yearbook Staff 4 A.F.S. Committee 4 CLARK. Gwen—342 Stage Coach Rd.. Portsmouth Pascagaula High and Middletown High Chorus 4 Future Teachers Club 4 Executive Board 4 Class Play 4 Yearbook Committee 4 School Spirit Committee 4 CLARK. Marlene—337 Riverside St.. Portsmouth Yearbook Committee 4 CLOCHEY, Barbara-568 Park Avenue. Portsmouth COFFEY. Virginia—Windmill Hill. Little Compton Wilbur High (Prom Committee 2. 3) COLCORD. Ron—6 Harbor View Rd.. Portsmouth North Kinston High Class Play 2. 4 Student Council 3 (Vice Pres.) Dramatics 2 Golf 3 Executive Board 4 COOK. Gordon—Mullin Hill Rd.. Little Compton Wilbur High (Band 1. 2, 3 Chorus 1. 2. 3 Newspaper 3) Band 4 Basketball 4 COOPER. Wayne—Long Highway. Little Compton Wilbur High CORREIA. Nan—2703 E. Main Rd.. Portsmouth Dramatics 1. 2 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Future Nurse's Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Vice President 3. 4 Prom Committee 3. 4 Homecoming Court 4 Class Ray 2. 3. 4 Semi Formal Committee 2 Newspaper 3. 4 Orphan's Party 3 Yearbook Committee 4 School Spirit Commit tee 4 COTTRELL. Dave—199 Narragansett Blvd., Portsmouth COUGHLIN. Bob—626 Mitchell Lane. Middletown Class Ray 2. 3 Golf 2 Soccer 3 Guidance Newsletter 4 DAVIS. Robin—106 Dexter St.. Portsmouth Band 2. 3. 4 All State Band 2. 3. 4 DAVOLL. Richard—Washington Avenue. Little Compton Wilbur High Band 4 Orchestra 4 DELANEY. Chris—3 Early Rd.. Portsmouth Rogus High (Future Teachers Club 2. 3 National Honor Society 1. 2. 3 Chemistry Club 3) National Honor Society 4 Yearbook Com mittee 4 DONAHUE. Gerry—333 Wappmg Rd.. Portsmouth De La Salle (Basketball 1) Football 4 DOPART. Valerie—459 Wapping Rd.. Portsmouth DRISCOLL. Bob—86 Pleasant St.. Portsmouth Football 2. 3. 4 Student Council 2 National Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Newspaper 2 yearbook Staff Sports Editor 4 DUNCAN. John—25 Atlantic Avenue. Portsmouth Northern Valry'Regional High Football 4 DURKEE. Wendy—Tompkins Land. Little Compton Wilbur High (Cheerleader 1, 2. 3 Majorette 1. 2, 3 Prom Committee 2. 3) Chorus 4 Field Hockey 4 ELLIS. Ted—90 Aquidneck Avenue. Portsmouth Bishop Stang (Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Football 1) Basketball 2. 3 4 Baseball 2. 3. 4 Football 2, 3. 4 Co captain 4 Class Play 2, 3 Let terman’s Club 3. 4 ENSLEY. Mike—438 Warley St.. Portsmouth Football 3. 4 EWING. Martin—677 Neck Rd.. Little Compton Wilbur High (Baseball 1. 3 Soccer 1, 3 Basketball 3 Dramatics 3) Soccer 4 Student Council 4 FARIA. Chris—198 Jepson Lane. Portsmouth Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4 Guiding Lights 3. 4 Orphans Party 3. 4 FIELD. Fredda—316 Mail Coach Rd.. Portsmouth Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Orchestra 1. 2. 3 Dramatics 1 Class Ray 2. 3 Class Treasurer 2. 3. 4 A.V. 2. 3 Newspaper 2. 3. 4 National Honor Soci ety 2. 3. 4 Future Teachers Club 3 Modern Dance Club 4 Guiding Lights 3. 4 Yearbook Committee 4 FITZSIMMONS. John—775 Bristol Ferry Rd.. Portsmouth Class President 2 Football 2. 3. 4 Basketball 2. 3. 4 Semi formal Committee 2 Student Council 2 Executive Board 3. 4 Class Play 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 FITZSIMMONS. Rose—48 Seqipoa Lane. Portsmouth Class Vice President 2 Executive Board 3 Girls Athletics Associa tion 3. 4 (Vice President 3. President 4) Yearbook Staff 4 Cheer leader 4 Prom Committee 3 FOLEY. Lorraine—462 Bristol Ferry Rd.. Portsmouth FONSECA. Mike—104 Cliff Avenue. Portsmouth Football 2. 3. 4 Newspaper 3. 4 Yearbook Committee 4 Powder Puff Coach 3 FRAZIER. Larry—118 Sprague St.. Portsmouth FREZZA. Gene—217 Sprague St.. Portsmouth French Club 3 Chorus 3. 4 All State Chorus 4 GALBRAIETH. Jan—602 Black Point Lane. Portsmouth Jacksonville High (Class Vice President 1. 2 Yearbook Staff 1. 2. 3 Cheerleader 2. 3 Dramatics 3 National Honor Society 3) National Honor Society 4 Class Play 4 GEISLER. John—259 Sprague St.. Portsmouth A.V. 1. 2. 3. 4 GLEESON. Cheryle—44 Barker's Lane. Portsmouth Sacred Heart Academy (Future Teachers Club 3. 4) Chorus 4 GONZALEZ. Mirta—102 Union St.. Portsmouth Yearbook Committee 4 Newspaper 4 American Field Service 4 GRANT. Kathy—84 Anson Rd.. Portsmouth Field Hockey Team 3. 4 GREENSLADE. Val—21 Massachusetts Blvd.. Portsmouth Cheerleader 2, 3. 4 (Co captain 4) Homecoming Court 4 Tutoring Service 4 Modern Dance Club 4 GRIGGERS. Carol—1248 Mint water Lane. Portsmouth Rogers High (Future Nurse’s Club 1 Executive Board 1) Future Nurse's Club 2. 3. 4 Executive Board 2. 3. 4 Class Play Committee 2. 3. 4 Prom Committee 3. 4 Powder Puff Football 3 School Spirit 4 Modern Dance Club 4 Newspaper 4 Yearbook Committee 4 Homecoming Court 4 Cheerleading 4 senior directory GRISWOLD. Bill—91 Stage Coach Rd.. Portsmouth Orphans Party Chairman 2, 3. 4 Class Play 2. 3. 4 GUAY. Donald—P.0 Box 158. Adamsville Wilbur High (Chorus 1. 2. 3 Prom Committee 3 Soccer 3) GULDEMOND. Paul—397 Wappmg Rd.. Portsmouth A.V. 2. 3 Football 2. 3. 4 HALL, Mike—116 W Mam Rd.. Portsmouth A.V. 2. 3 Soccer—Manager 4 HALLAS. Pete—148 Hargraves Drive. Portsmouth Basketball 1 Dramatics 2 Class Play 3. 4 Football 3 Prom Commit- tee 3 HARRINGTON. Jim-104 Adams Drive. Portsmouth Westport High (Football 2 Wrestling 2 Dramatics 3 Model Congress 3) Class President 4 Student Council 4 Class Play 4 HARTMANN, Lynne—297 Black Point Lane. Portsmouth Gainsville High (Future Homemakers of America 2 French 3) French Club 4 HATZBERGER. Pat-79 E. Mam Rd.. Portsmouth Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4 Future Nurse's Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Semi formal Com mittee 2 Class Play 2 HILLIARD. Ted-906 E. Mam Rd.. Portsmouth Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Executive Board 2 Orchestra 2 Soccer 2. 3. 4 Golf 2. 3 A.V. 3 Student Council 3 U.R.I. Seminar 3. 4 HOPKINS. Phyllis—13 Sprague Court. Portsmouth National Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Field Hockey 2. 3 U.R.I. Seminar 3. 4 Future Teachers Club 3 Co-editor of Guidance Newsletter 4 HOWARD. Linda—58 Bourbon St.. Portsmouth HUFF. Judy-601 Dupont St.. Portsmouth Language Lab Assistant 2. 3. 4 Class Play 2 Chorus 2. 3. 4 Band 3. 4 IBBOTTSON. Joan—76 Seaconnett Blvd.. Portsmouth Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Girls Athletic Association 2. 3 Field Hockey 2 Bas ketball Team 2. 3. 4 Executive Board 3 Yearbook Committee 4 JACKSON. Brian—66 Sprague St.. Portsmouth Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Football 2. 3 Soccer 4 Golf 3, 4 Letterman's Club 3. 4 JACOBACCI. Tom—114 Gnnnell Avenue. Tiverton De La Salle JONES. Bill—431 Warley St.. Portsmouth Duncan Fletcher High (Track 1,2. 3) Football 4 KANE. Bill—67 Jo Ann Avenue. Portsmouth Basketball 1. 2 Football 2 A.V. 2. 3 Class Play 2. 3 Soccer 3. 4 Na tional Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Newspaper 3 KATZMAN. Joan-78,Mail Coach Rd.. Portsmouth Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Orchestra 1. 2. 3 Dramatics 1. 2 A.V. 1. 2 Executive Board 2. 4 Chorus 2 Class Play 2. 3 National Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Guiding Lights 2. 3 Newspaper 3. 4 Future Teachers Club 3 French Club 3 American Field Service 3. 4 Yearbook Committee 4 KAZIN. Linda—97 Clearview Avenue. Portsmouth Cheerleader 2 Literary Magazine 2, 3 Future Nurses Club 3 KOLISCZ. Tom—90 Eastern Avenue. Portsmouth KOSCH. Janet-378 Mail Coach Rd . Portsmouth Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4 (Secretary 2. 3 President 4) Band 1. 2. 3, 4 Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4‘legislative Committee 1. 2. 3 Newspaper 2. 3 Future Teachers Club 2. 3 Semi formal Committee 2 Dramat ics 2 Class Play 3 Yearbook Staff 3. 4 (Editor of Yearbook 4) Prom Committee 3. 4 Foster Child Correspondent 3. 4 Powder Puff Foot ball 3 Secretary R.l. State Student Council 4 Cheerleader 4 Home coming Queen 4 LAGMAN. Bill—176 Turnpike Avenue. Portsmouth Class Play 3. 4 LAUTERBACK. Pam—675 Park Avenue. Portsmouth Class Play 2. 3 Basketball 3 LAWRENCE. Carol-38 Sprague St.. Portsmouth Middletown High (Dramatics 1) Yearbook Committee 4 LEVESQUE. Ernie— 50 Orchard V:ew Rd.. Portsmouth Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4 Executive Board 2 Model Legislature 3 Year book Committee 4 LEVESQUE. Ken-72 Chase Rd.. Portsmouth Football 2. 3. 4 (Co captain 4) Basketball 1. 3. 4 (Co-captain 4) Baseball 2. 3. 4 Class Play 2. 3 Letterman's Club 3. 4 LEWIS. RoseAnn—Brownell Rd.. Little Compton Wilbur High (Class President 1. 2. 3 Cheerleader 2. 3 Majorette 2. 3 Prom Committee 2, 3) LIMA. Rita-265 Freeborn St.. Portsmouth LIMOGOES. Steve—415 Warley St.. Portsmouth Football 3 Newspaper 3. 4 Yearbook 3 LI PE. Sharon—15 Cypress St.. Portsmouth Mar Vista High Language Lab 4 Class Play 4 LOGAN. Mike—11 Ann Avenue. Portsmouth LOVE. Anne-3062 Mam Rd . Tiverton Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 All State Chorus 4 Language Lab Assistant 3. 4 Yearbook Committee 4 LYONS. Pat-126 McCorrie Lane. Portsmouth Executive Board 2. 3. 4 Semi formal Committee 2 Class Play 2. 3 Newspaper 3. 4 Prom Committee 3 Powder Puff Committee 3 School Spirit Committee 4 Chorus 4 MacFARLANt. Bob-241 Mail Coach Rd.. Portsmouth Golf 2. 3. 4 MacLAUGHLIN. Craig-80 Common Fence Blvd.. Portsmouth Dramatics 1 A.V. 1. 2. 3. 4 Guiding Lights 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Play 2. 3. 4 National Honor Society 3. 4 Newspaper 3 French Club 3. 4 Powder Puff Coach 3 Football 4 Yearbook Committee 4 Magazine Sale Chairman 4 MacNAUGHT. Bruce-Leonard Drive. Tiverton MacNEIL. Paula-185 Hargraves Drive. Portsmouth Elmhurst Academy (Art Club 1 Class Treasurer 1) MAGAN. Chris—65 Marlynn Drive. Tiverton Wilbur High (Student Council 1. 2. 3 Dramatics 3 Class Treasurer 3 Prom Committee 3) Newspaper 4 Yearbook 4 Student Council 4 MAGNUSKI. Alice-386 Stone Church Rd.. Tiverton Wilbur High (Chorus 1. 2. 3 Prom Committee 2. 3 School Newspa per 3) Chorus 4 MANCHESTER. Rita-78 Pine Tree Rd.. Portsmouth Guiding Light 1. 2. 3. 4 Band 2. 3. 4 Class Play 2. 3 National Hon or Society 2. 3. 4 Powder Puff Committee 3 Newspaper 4 Yearbook Committee 4 MANUEL. Chris—627 Black Point Lane. Portsmouth MARTINS. John-104 Valhalla Drive. Portsmouth MATARONAS. James-New York Rd.. Little Compton McDonald. Karen-73 Cottage Avenue. Portsmouth Majorette 3. 4 McHENRY. Bill—275 McCorrie Lane. Portsmouth Student Council 3 Point Awards Committee 3 Newspaper 3. 4 (Edi tor 4) Young Rhode Islander 3 Folk Music Club 4 MEDEIROS. Pat—82 Lakeville Avenue. Portsmouth Guiding Lights 1. 2. 3. 4 Dramatics 1 Executive Board 2. 3 Class Play 2. 3 Prom Committee 3 Powder Puff Committee 3 Chorus 3. 4 Alliance Francaise Award 3 School Spirit Committee 4 Language Lab Assistant 4 Associate Editor of Yearbook 4 MEDEIROS. Bob—22 Narragansett Avenue. Portsmouth Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Football 2. 3. 4 Executive Board 3 MENDONCA. Arthur-502 Middle Rd . Portsmouth A.V. 1. 2. 3. 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Orchestra 1. 2. 3 Dramatics 2 Class Play 2. 3 Yearbook Committee 3. 4 Newspaper 3. 4 Student In- structor ESEA 4 METAYER. Mary-Maple Avenue. Little Compton Wilbur High (Band 1. 2. 3 Chorus 1. 2. 3 Prom Committee 3) Cha rus 4 MICHALEK. Joe-Burk Rd.. Bristol. R.l. Football 3 MINESE. Ron—86 Aquidneck Avenue. Portsmouth MINNERLY. Gerry-1861 E. Maine Rd.. Portsmouth MONTGOMERY. Darlene-215 Mail Coach Rd . Portsmouth MORRIS. Frank-96 Narragansett Blvd . Portsmouth MURPHY. Bill—49 Willow Lane. Portsmouth De La Salle (Century Club 1 La Salle Club 2) A.V. 3. 4 Cross Coun- try 4 NUTT ALL. Gail—57 Reise Terrace. Portsmouth Orchestra 1. 2. 3 Dramatics 1. 2 Band 2. 3. 4 National Honor Soci ety 2. 3. 4 (Vice President 4) Class Play 3 Future Teachers Club 3 (Secretary) Newspaper 4 Homecoming Court 4 OBORNE. Debbie-1578 E. Mam Rd.. Portsmouth Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Orchestra 1. 2. 3. Dramatics 1 Cheerleader 1 Class Play 2. 3 Executive Board 2. 3. 4 Homeroom V.P. 2. 3 Guiding Lights 2. 3 National Honor Society 3. 4 Newspaper 3. 4 Yearbook Committee 4 OBRIEN. Robin—29 Leonard Drive. Tiverton St. Albans High (Student Council 1 Latin Club 1. 2 Class Play 1 Basketball 1. 2 Shooting 1 Bowling 2. 3 Golf 2. 3. 4 Prom Commit tee 3) Basketball 4 Cross Country 4 National Honor Society 4 senior directory OMER. Les—37 Sunny Acres. Trailer Court Soccer 2. 3 Chorus 4 ORTON. Abby—Amesbury Lane. Little Compton Wilbur High (Chorus 1. 2. 3 Dramatics 3 Yearbook Committee 3) OSSICK. Michele—105 Rhode Island Blvd., Portsmouth PARR. Kathy—10 Bristol Ferry Rd.. Portsmouth Future Nurses Club 2 Cheerleader 4 Newsletter 4 Yearbook Com mittee 4 PEER. Donna—218 Worden St.. Portsmouth PEER. Francis—218 Worden St.. Portsmouth PIERCE. Eleanor—19 Sprague Court. Portsmouth Language Lab Assistant 3. 4 PIMENTEL. Judy—87 Dexter St.. Portsmouth Guiding Lights 1. 2. 3. 4 Orphans Party 2. 3. 4 Dramatics 2 Chorus 2. 3 Semi formal Committee 2 Newspaper 3 Future Nurses Club 3. 4 Latin Club 3. 4 (President 3. 4) Yearbook Committee 4 U R I. Seminar 4 Tutoring Service 4 School Spirit Committee 4 F LATT. Ernie—58 E Mam Rd.. Portsmouth Basketball 1. 2. 3 Baseball 1. 2. 3 Football 3 Student Council 1. 2 Taught Wood Shop 3 Band 3 PLOURDE. Margorie—157 Riverside St.. Portsmouth Dramatics 1 Future Teachers Club 1. 2. 3 Class Play 2. 3 Student Council 3 Newspaper 4 Yearbook Committee 4 Class Secretary 4 PODGURSKI. Pat—315 Riverside St., Portsmouth Majorette 3. 4 Yearbook Committee 4 Business Club 4 PROULX. Dave—285 Riverside Drive. Tiverton Football 4 QUICK. Diantha—Mullen Hill Rd.. Little Compton Wilbur High (Chorus 1. 2. 3 Prom Committee 2) Chorus 4 Future Teachers Club 4 QUINN. Jim—2787 E. Mam Rd.. Portsmouth Yearbook Committee 4 RAPOZA. Joe—121 Foxboro Avenue. Portsmouth Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 3 RAPOZA. Kenny—1355 E. Main Rd.. Portsmouth READINGER. Pam—534 Turnpike Avenue. Portsmouth Yearbook Staff Typist 4 Business Club 4 Co editor and typists for Guidance Newsletter 4 transferred from Radford High, Hawaii REED. Kathy—28 Gormley Avenue. Portsmouth Future Nurses Club 1. 2 Class Play 2. 3 Chorus 3. 4 REED. Linda—34 Settlers Avenue. Portsmouth Newspaper 4 Executive Board 4 RICE. Diane—447 Warley St.. Portsmouth ROCHA. Barry—125 Mill Lane. Portsmouth Student Council 2. 4 (Vice President 4) Football 2. 3. 4 Semi for mal Committee 2 King of Sweethearts Dance 2 Class Play 2. 3 Prom Committee 3 All Star Basketball 3 Lettermans Club 3. 4 RUSSELL, Beth Ann—86 W. Shore Rd.. Portsmouth Dramatics 1 Guiding Lights 1 Semi-formal Committee 2 Chorus 2 Newspaper 2 Class Ray 2. 4 Young Rhode Islander 3. 4 Cheer leader 4 Tutoring Service 4 Executive Board 4 Prom Committee 3 Yearbook Staff 4 RYAN. Mike—Seaspray Way. Little Compton Wilbur High (Soccer 1. 2. 3 Basketball 1. 2. 3 Baseball 1 Band 1.2. 3 Chorus 1. 2. 3) Soccer 4 SARDINHA. Kathy—16 Holiston Ave.. Portsmouth Executive Board 2. 3 Ray Committee 2 Powder Puff Committee 3 Prom Committee 3 SEARS. Mike—15 Reise Terrace. Portsmouth SEELEY. Lorraine—149 Stringham Rd . Portsmouth Campbell High (Student Council) Language Lab. Assistant 4 SHEA, Kathy—Prudence Island SHEEHAN. Kathy—Stone Church Rd.. Adamsville Wilbur High (Prom Committee 2. 3 Chorus 1. 2. 3. Class Secretary 1. 2 Class Vice President 3 Graduation Honor Guard 3) Newspaper 4 Tutoring Service 4 Field Hockey 4 SHEEHAN. Paul—170 Rhode Island Blvd.. Portsmouth Tutor 2 Baseball 2. 3 Lettermen s Club 3. 4 Newspaper 4 SHERMAN. Linda—276 Indian Ave.. Portsmouth SHERMAN. Sue—Sakonnett Point. Little Compton Wilbur High (Student Council 1. 2. 3 Band 1. 2. 3 Chorus 1. 2. 3 Cheerleader 1, 2. 3 Co Editor Newspaper 3 Prom Committee 3) In- tramurals 4 H R Secretary 4 SILVIA. Al—42 Ranall Lane. Portsmouth SILVIA. John—117 Weyerhaeuser Rd., Portsmouth SILVIA. Nancy—35 Locust Ave., Portsmouth Executive Board 2 Student Council 3 Orphan s Christmas Party 3. 4 Tutor 4 Guiding Lights 1. 2. 3. 4 SILVIA. Phillip—Old Stone Church Rd.. Little Compton Wilbur High (Band 1. 2. 3 Chorus 1. 2. 3 Student Council 1. 2) Stu dent Supervisor 4 SILVIA. Sue—147 Sprague St.. Portsmouth Future Nurses Club 3 SILVIA. Bill-1203 E. Mam Rd.. Portsmouth Baseball 1. 2 Basketball 1. 2 SMITH. Arthur—49 Morgan St.. Portsmouth SMITH. Lynne—29 Birch St.. Portsmouth SOUSA. Tony-468 Turnpike Avenue, Portsmouth Football 2. 3. 4 (Co-captain 4) Class Play 3 SOUZA. Lorraine—116 Cedar Avenue. Portsmouth SOUZA. Bill—Cory's Lane. Portsmouth Band 1. 2. 3. 4 STANKIEWICZ. Joe—Long Highway. Little Compton Wilbur High SUPERKO. Bob—2032 Indian Avenue. Portsmouth Coronado High (Band 1. 2. 3 Dance Band 1. 2. 3 Tennis 1. 2. 3 Wrestling 1 Golf 4) Band 4 Dance Band 4 Math Club 4 TATE. John 43 Lawrence Drive. Portsmouth TAVARES. Dave—26 Usher Court. Portsmouth Yearbook Committee 4 Magazine Sale Committee 4 THIBEAULT. Michele—167 Bay View Avenue, Portsmouth Class Play 3. 4 Future Nurses Club 3 Basketball 3. 4 Field Hockey 3 Girls Athletic Association 4 School Spirit Committee 4 Future Teachers Club 4 U.R.I. Seminar 3. 4. American Field Service 4 Tu- toring Service 4 Yearbook Committee 4 TREMBLAY. B J.—5 Jay Avenue. Portsmouth Future Nurses Club 1. 2 Dramatics 2 Guiding Lights 2. 3. 4 Sun shine Committee 2 Future Teachers Club 3 Powder Puff Committee 3 Newspaper 4 VENTURA. Charleen—45 Reise Terrace. Portsmouth Student Council 1 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Cheerleader 2. 3. 4 Class Ray 2 Dramatics 2 National Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Yearbook Committee 3. 4 Newspaper 3 Prom Committee 3 Future Teachers Club 3. 4 VIBBERTS. Bonnie—4048 Main Rd.. Portsmouth Wilbur High (Chorus 1. 2. 3 Prom Committee 1. 2. 3 Cheerleader 2. 3 Newspaper 3) VIERA. Mary—3217 E. Main Rd.. Portsmouth Future Nurses Club 3 Future Teachers Club 3. 4 WALTERS. Joe—38 Willow Court. Portsmouth Football 2. 3 WATERS. Linda—96 Joann Avenue. Portsmouth Dramatics 1 Executive Board 2. 3 Future Nurses Club 2. 3 Chorus 2. 3. 4 Class Ray 2. 3 Powder Puff Committee 3 Newspaper 4 Yearbook Committee 4 WHITNEY. Carole—410 Warley St.. Portsmouth Semi formal Committee 2 Chorus 2. 3. 4 Cheerleader 4 Yearbook Committee 4 WILBUR. Faith—Pottersville Rd.. Little Compton Wilbur High (Chorus 1. 2. 3 Prom Committee 2, 3 Student Council 2 Newspaper 2. 3 Class Secretary 3) Yearbook Committee 4 Tutor mg Service 4 WILLET. Kent—2531 Mam Rd.. Little Compton Wilbur High (Basketball 1. 2. 3 Baseball 1) Soccer 4 WILLIAMSON. Floyd—322 Davis St.. Portsmouth Lindbergh High (Scholarship Society 1 Chorus 1 Soccer 2) Baseball 3 WIMER. Linda—The Commons. Little Compton Wilbur High (Chorus 2) Newspaper 4 Yearbook Committee 4 WORDELL. Barry—Maple Avenue. Little Compton Wilbur High (Band 1. 2. 3 Chorus 1. 2. 3 Soccer 1) WYRICK. Bill—14 Birchwood Drive. Portsmouth Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 3 Chorus 4 YAZEL. Mike—279 Worden St.. Portsmouth Basketball 1. 4 YOUNG. Jim—31 Bourbon St.. Portsmouth Soccer 2. 3. 4 Executive Board 4 Magazine Sale Committee 4 Letter rtfcm's Club 4 RUGGIER. Steve—105 Valhalla Drive. Portsmouth SHERWOOD. John—W. Mam Rd., Little Compton 1967 Senior Class of Portsmouth High School wish to thank the following patrons advertisements sponsors Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Swedberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Narcizo Mary Lymberis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caromile Miss Michele Hamel Mr. Peter J. O'Hara Mary Kenney Mrs. Ann V. Lima Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Wilkey Miss Barbara A. Shea Mrs. Sippen A Friend Mrs. Judith Clare Mr. and Mrs. Otto Moseley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. LaFrance Mr. and Mrs. Allan F. Hanscom Miss Kathleen Keane Mrs. Le Blanc Mr. Richard Thebault Mr. Richard Thibeault Mr. and Mrs. George McGaw George Roma and The Duke Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gelsomino Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ainsworth Mr. and Mrs. Mary Korzeneski, R. N. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ayres Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Mendes, Jr. Mr. Raymond Masse Mr. Joseph M. Mendes, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis • Miss Helen J. Mendes Mr. and Mrs. Val Guy Moreau Mrs. Frieda E. Speed Dorothy Smith B. E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. James Martin Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Angell Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Sullivan • Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. Ethier Miss Geraldine L. Sousa Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hamblin 172 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Lagarto, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Franklin sponsors Mr. and Mrs. William Nott Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoff Mrs. Amy P. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Carbridge Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mangine Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Murphy, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Polter. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Andrade Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. St. Laurent Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert T. Sousa Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sousa Mr. and Mrs. William L. Carberry Mrs. Joseph H. Gaudet Rev. and Mrs. Daniel Q. Williams Mr. and Mrs. John Edmiston Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. William Ibbotson Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gaudette Mrs. Evelyn Fitzsimmons Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Linhares Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. James B. French Mr. Joseph Sousa Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Irish Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ferrira Mr. and Mrs. McMarrow Mr. and Mrs. John W. Patterson A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kekligian Mrs. Setta H. Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sisson Mr. John Bettencourt Mr. and Mrs. William Bigelow Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J. Acheson Mrs. Antone Chaves Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flood Rev. and Mrs. Gordon J. Stenning Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caromile Mr. and Mrs. Andre A Dupre Mr. and Mrs. Lucien F. Montminy Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Clark. Jr. 173 A Friend Hymalayan Mountain Boys SPONSORS Mr. Eliot Gaffer Mr. and Mrs. Morton D. Kosch Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Field Mr. and Mrs. Forster E. Chase Mr. and Mrs. George A. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boocock Mr. and Mrs. August Fonseca Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Proulx Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Mac Neil Mr. and Mrs. Antone R. Rocha Mr. and Mrs. Neal I. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Medeiros Mr. and Mrs. Larry Logan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lyons, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Oborne Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Levesque Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Lagman Mr. and Mrs. Warren F. Nuttall Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Manchester Mr. and Mrs. John J. Pimentel Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Seeley Mr. and Mrs. Nathan A. Wilbur 174 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1967 PORTSMOUTH PHARMACY NADEAU’S The Store With The Difference Telephone Free Teletype Service 683-1610 Available or 683-1611 ANTONE ROCHA, INC. New and Used Auto Parts Cars Bought—Sold—Swapped 1416 West Main Road Portsmouth, Rhode Island 175 Compliments of A P FOOD STORES O'HANLEY’S TWO MILE CORNER MIDDLETOWN HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT MIDDLETOWN HECTOR'S SERVICE CENTER TIVERTON RYAN'S QUALITY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 240 Thames Street New Port. R.l. CARROL'S HAMBURGER DRIVE-IN 957 W. Main Rd. Middletown 15 Hamburgers Telephone 846-8761 Compliments of MORINS’ CLEANERS INC. RAY'S FLOWER SHOP FALL RIVER B + B Variety Store EMPIRE. INC. FALL RIVER Compliments of THE SHORT LINE INC. CHARTER SERVICE EVERYWHERE Swiftly Safely FALL RIVER DIVISION 672-6071 176 BEST WISHES To THE CLASS OF 1967 FROM KENROW STUDIOS 1590 Mendon Road ASHTON, RHODE ISLAND Tel. PA-2-8160 177 Compliments of EASTERN MASS. WHITE HORSE DINER Open 24 Hrs. 1568 W. Main Rd. Portsmouth 683 1835 EMPLOYERS AURORA’S GIFT SHOP 2572 East Main Road Portsmouth, Rhode Island Shop 682 2663 CREDIT UNION VILLAGE BARBER SHOP It Pays to Look Well 2515A East Main Rd.. Ports. Prop. Gus Ferriera Tele. 683 1248 Nights 683 1920 TEDDY’S GULF STATION General Repairing 24 Hr. Wrecker Service 1568 West Main Rd. Portsmouth AL’S MOBILE AGWAY INC. HOME SALES Lawn and Garden Supplies Tel. 683 1203 1348 East Main Road Bristol Ferry Road MINOT TUCKER Portsmouth Plumbing and Heating 22 West Main Road Portsmouth 178 LA CHAUMIERE LADY BE LOVELY Middletown Plaza West Main Road Middletown Rhode Island Telephone 846 8880 Furniture Shop GOODWILL CLEANERS DRYERS. INC. FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE 2575 East Main Road Portsmouth, Rhode Island Telephone 683-1090 Compliments of Thomas Medeiros Middleboro, Mass. SHOFFELL’S BARBER SHOP Tel. 684 0022 Middletown, Rhode Island CONGRATULATIONS To The Senior Class From The Class Of ’69 179 AQUIDNECK CONSTRUCTION INC. General Excavation—Bulldozer—Backhoe—Trucking Gravel—Fill—Loam All types of drainage Parking Lots and Driveways P.O. Box 86 Portsmouth, R.l. Area Code 401-683-9036 NEWPORT CLOTHING CENTER Compliments of Formerly Newport Youth Center • SWAN CLEANSERS Men’s and Young Boys’ Clothing 86 Aquidneck Ave. 154-156 Thames Street Newport, Rhode Island Tel. 847-5363 Middletown, Rhode Island 180 Compliments of the PORTUGUESE-AMERICAN CITIZENS CLUB Portsmouth, Rhode Island Compliments of EDWARDS OF NEWPORT Luggage, leather goods Sporting Goods Trophies AQUIDNECK LANES BLAINE JEWELERS Portsmouth High Jewelry Boys—Girls Newport Middletown R.l. R.l. Middletown, Rhode Island A Friend Portsmouth High School Chapter Of The National Honor Society Compliments of PARK AVENUE BEAUTY SALON Warren Sherman MISKA’S PLUMBING AND HEATING RUG CORDEIROS' PORTSMOUTH TEXACO SERVICENTER LANE’S RESTAURANT 221 Main Road Tiverton, R.l. WILLY’S Allied Floor Covering 325 Main Road Tiverton, R.l. BARBER LIGGETTS DRUG STORE SHOP Aquidneck Shopping Center 183 Compliments of THE CALICO CAT Compliments Calvani’s Dept. Stores 22-24 Broadway, Newport Aquidneck Shopping Ctr. Middletown Tel. 846-3780 of CHASE FARMS CARLONE’S FLORIST “Flowers for All Occasions” 24 Dexter St. Portsmouth, R.l. Portsmouth Rhode Island C . R. Wilbur Meats—Groceries PIERCE AGENCY General Merchandise of Dry Goods—Hardware PORTSMOUTH INC. Little Compton Our Specialty—Country Cheese Insurance and Real Estate THE CORN CRIB Victor M. Andrade ANTIQUES Agent Mullin Hill Road Little Compton R.l. (401) 635-8601 2974 East Main Rd. Portsmouth, R. 1. EVERETT MOTORS Cadillac—Olds Fall River, Mass. 184 VITI BROS. RAMBLER 1133 W. Main Rd. Best Wishes Fall River Herald NEWS STONE BRIDGE INN Main Rd., Tiverton, R.l. Specializing in Steaks, Seafood and Lobster. Dancing every Sat. Nite. Middletown, R. 1. KENT ELECTRONICS T.V. RADIO SERVICE 683-0685 TWO MILE CORNER SHOE STORE 10 Maple Avenue Compliments Middletown “Quality footwear for the entire family” of TIVERTON LIQUOR STORE 43 Main Road R. A. McWhirr Co. Tiverton, R.l. Fall River, Mass. STANDISH BOAT YARD 1697 Main Road Tiverton, R.l. 185 THE COACHMEN Route 138, Tiverton, Rhode Island (Near Saconnet River Bridge) J. E. Connors FUNERAL HOME “NEW ENGLAND’S MOST ELEGANT DINING ROOM Redwood Cocktail Lounge ISLAND PARK LAUNDRY Dry Cleaning and Shirt Service Jack and Clarie Magnum Props. 484 Park Ave., Portsmouth, R.l. Weddings—Banquet Facilities For 25 to 650 People For Reservations Call 624-8423 Area Code 401 KAUFMAN’S HARDWARE 2984 East Main Road Portsmouth, Rhode Island Telephone 683-9278 Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY CO. and EMPLOYEES COLONIAL AGENCY INC. LOBSTER HOUSE MARINA RESTAURANT On Beautiful Mount Hope Bay. Lunches 12 to 8 Daily Boat Docking Sundays and Holiday—Dinners Only 12 to 10 Bristol Ferry Wharf. Portsmouth, Rhode Island Sales—Rentals—Insurance 877 W. Main Road SOUSA’S PHOTO SERVICE Wallet Pictures 20 $1.00 Borden St., Fall River Telephone 846-8560 186 PORTSMOUTH HIGH BOOSTERS CLUB Congratulations To The Class of ’67 187 Eplab THE EPPLEY LABORATORY INCORPORATED Scientific Instruments Newport, Rhode Island U. S. A. Compliments of Lloyd NELSON CHASE CO. 2730 East Main Road MOUNT HOPE SERVICE STATION Portsmouth, R. 1. GAS—OIL—BATTERIES—TIRES LEVESQUE LIQUOR STORE ACCESSORIES—REPAIRS 624 Park Avenue PICKUP AND DELIVERY Portsmouth Bristol Ferry Road STONE’S DRIVE-IN Portsmouth Rhode Island HOME COOKING Portsmouth, Rhode Island 188 Compliments of: Tel. 683-1917 PORTSMOUTH PORTABLE FORM COMPANY James Correia 50 Dexter St. Portsmouth, R.l. THE SHORT LINE INC. BOULEVARD NURSERIES Middletown, Rhode Island •CHARTERED BUSES EVERYWHERE Telephone 846 1820 Tel. 683-9243 VALCO Mason Contractors FAIRHOLM DAIRY 859 West Main Road Portsmouth, Rhode Island 189 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Senior Class From The Class of ’68 In Memory of THE RANCH HOUSE GODFREY Bristol Ferry Road ILKA Banquet Room Available 190 Compliments of: GREEN VALLEY PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COUNTRY CLUB AGENCY Union Street Portsmouth, Rhode Island Portsmouth Professional Plaza Bruce E. Kerney WE sell the earth and insure what’s on it. THE NEWPORT NATIONAL BANK Since 1803 Extends congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1967 First in Newport Middletown Portsmouth 8 Washington Sq. Aquidneck 3040 East 192 Bellevue Shopping Center Main Road 191 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 FROM THE SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL senior highlights 1967