Portsmouth High School - Legend Yearbook (Portsmouth, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

- The Class Of 1969 Presents The We, the class of mbeteen hundred and sixty-nine, find ourselves upon tftevgoorstep of a turbulent and challenging world. Ou 'wprld . . . inherited from other generations, an inheritance which we must soon take up as a challenge which we will continue to meet for the rest of our lives. For it is our generation .who must now make our way into the world to .ourselves all that we are able, striving to attai deals, to accomplish that which must be done to n fcke this world as it should be — understanding and £aqeful. And we will do this, for each member of this as a part of himself to give — whether il small, each of us will leave a significant contribution which will remain as a memorial to our generation. We will dedicate ourselves to bettering our world and to easing the pain and sorrow, for we, in turn, will pass it on to the next generation as their inheritance. But without preparation, without a guiding force to lead us, we would be unable to step further, much less to reach out and meet such a challenge, and it has been here in Portsmouth High School that we have received the knowledge so important to us, here that we have had instilled in us the qualities which will strengthen us all our lives. The four years we have spent in this school have been years which have molded us into the people we are finer wo! TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Guidance Faculty Senior Section Activities Underclassmen Sports Advertisements DEDICATION We, the class of nineteen hundred and sixty- nine, wish to thank Mr. Peter O'Hara for the time and support he has devoted to us for the past three years. As our advisor Mr. O’Hara has stood by us in all our endeavors and has always been on hand to give guidance and assistance. He has provided the enthusiasm which is so necessary in maintaining an active class. Always ready with ideas for class functions and suggestions for initiating projects, Mr. O'Hara has given much of his time, both in school and outside. He has been an active participant in all which our class has done. But most important, he has advised us without stepping in and taking over — rather he has let us make our own decisions and plans, then given us his full support and confidence. Therefore, in appreciation of his continual support and guidance, the Class of 1969 dedicates this yearbook to our advisor, Mr. Peter O’Hara. 6 IN APPRECIATION We, the class of nineteen hundred and sixty-nine, express our deepest gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Joseph Narcizo for the time and concern he has given us for four years. As our counselor, he has never failed to take a sincere interest in our class as a whole, and more important, in each of us individually. He has always been ready to listen to our problems, and to aid us in solving them, and we have never been reluctant to seek him out. For the past four years, he has been a guiding light in an often uncertain world, always willing to show us the way. He has advised us from our freshman days of adjusting to high school, through schedules and exams, all the way to the momentous task of college applications and acceptance. And it is for this that we thank him so deeply, we also thank him for the countless little things which he has done, and the times in which he has gone out of his way for us. And above all, we thank him for caring so deeply. 7 MR. ROLAND SHAPPY Superintendent Of Schools You have experienced the best education the community has been able to provide in your years at Portsmouth High School. In receiving this training in the arts and sciences, you have also received a foundation for your future life in the community and society. Along with the members of the classes which have preceded you. you have a responsibility to render service and to return to society some of that which it so generously gave you. Through your personal perseverance and success, you will make your own contributions to the community in which you live. May I wish you every success in the future and assure you of our interest in all you may accomplish. 8 Principal During your years at Portsmouth High School we have tried to instill in you a thirst for knowledge and a desire for self-improvement. Since, it is said, The future belongs to the youth, it seems important that the future of the world rests with a desire to improve plus the knowledge needed to improve. No longer will you be able to blame “the system since you are the system. No longer will you be able to say I don’t like it”, “It is wrong”, “Why don’t they — . You are “they”. It has been a pleasure knowing the Senior Class. It is with confidence that I look at the members of the class of 1969 helping to shape the future of the world. MR. WILLIAM CARBERRY Vice Principal Message to Class of 1969 An honest man is the noblest work of God” (Alexander Pope) A teacher today has but to listen to the voices of students to discover an interesting antinomy. Young people today are in an earnest quest of identity and at the same time they sense a strong need for community or togetherness. If your search of self and usefulness to others is to be a contribution, then the search must be an honest one. You should adjust to the world as it is and work diligently and peacefully to change it for everyone’s benefit. You can do this by telling the truth and making it a matter of conscience. You will be at ease. 9 MR JOSEPH SOUSA Guidance Mr. Louis Gelsomino Director of Guidance The guidance department of Portsmouth High School is constantly in motion, whether to reas- sure a frightened seventh grader, or to aid a senior in planning his future. The counselors and the department have devoted themselves en- tirely to the welfare of the students. Beginning with the seventh grade, each class is guided through its initiation to the school, curriculum and scheduling problems, college boards, and finally college and job acceptance. The counse- lors are always on hand to listen to a student's problems and questions, whether they concern his home or school. Our guidance department works long and hard to help all the students in as many ways as possible. Mrs. Arthur Ayres Assistant Director of Guidance; Dean of Women Mr. Joseph Caromile Mr. Nicholas Mansi Mr. Joseph Narcizo Mrs. Robert Wessman Mrs. Lawrence Andrade Mrs. Francis Patterson Mrs. Thomas Bagley Mrs. John Edmiston Mrs. Alvin Reise Mrs. Arthur Denman Mrs. John Scales Mrs. John Ellis Mrs. Charles Obome Mrs. Charles Kielbasa Mrs. John Gabriel Secretarial Staff 11 LIBRARIAN Mrs. Joseph Gaudet ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN Mrs. James Aylward NURSE Miss Grace Hindle % MATRON Mrs. Manvel Santos COOKS M. Holden. A. Arruda. E. Moss. D. Bloom. C. Newton. M. Viera. C. Rezendes 12 Art And Music Art Department Art teaches students to express themselves in paint- ing, sculpture, wood carving, and many other medias. The students are on their own. with the art teachers guiding them into the right paths. Students learn various methods used by other artists, and then try their own. By using color, shape, and imagination they demonstrate their creativity. Whatever the result is, it's the students own work and their own way of expression. Mr. Richard Pacheco Mr. Raymond Ainsworth Music Department The Music Department, through its general music program, cultivates an interest and an appreciation of music. This is a major factor in the development of cultural standards in the students. For those who have a musical talent and ability, participation in the band, dance band, pep band, chorus and junior chorus is encouraged. Mr. John Burrows Mr. Leo Gaudette Mr. Peter Kekligian 14 Mrs. Judith Clare Mrs. Gail Salisbury Business And Home Ec. Mr. Jerome Ornstein Mr. Raynald Martin Business education furnishes high school students with the qualifications and training which will be of assistance to them when they successfully direct their personal-business affairs for future endeavors, and to help all those college-bound students in developing skills that will be carried on with them in school and in their future occupation. Mr. Joseph Lagarto Mrs. Mary Pacheco The Department of Home Economics' main emphasis is on teaching girls to meet life's challenges. By this, they become the homemakers needed for tomorrow's world. 15 left: Mrs. Emily McGuigan center: Mrs. Helen Burke below: Mrs. Jean Flood Mr. Paul Nicoletti Mrs. Janice Walcott English Department The purpose of our English Department is two fold: to enable the student to express himself understandably and creatively, and to bring the student into meaningful contact with all forms of literature. These aims are realized through continual study of grammar and structure, reading and discussion of essays, speeches, short stories, and novels by authors from a wide variety of countries and times, analysis of modern and traditional poetry, and a study of drama, which is supplemented by the Project Discovery Program. Through this varied and intensive program of study, the student emerges with a deep appreciation of literature and the ability to communicate expressively. Miss Michele Hamel Mr. Gregory Mendonca Miss Rita Bellenoit 16 Mrs. Winnie Ashook 17 Mr. Roger Vierra Miss Geraldine Sousa Mrs. Leslie Wessman ■ Physical Education Development of the individual mentally as well as physically is the goal of the Phys. Ed. Department. Through various team and individual sports and conditioning exercises this goal is attained. Mr. Edward Akucewich Mr. Richard Heisler OHB Foreign Language Mr. Val Moreau Mr. Robert Paradis The Language Department at Portsmouth has a very special atmosphere. It uses the newest techniques and gives us all a chance to participate in a foreign language. Much emphasis is placed on the basic skills of listening, speaking, writing and comprehension. The modern language laboratory aids the students and perfects their language skills. Miss Florence Castelle Mr. Richard Thibault Industrial Arts Mr. Henry Hatcher Mr. William McCann Math Department The math department provides for the students the knowledge of mathematical principles needed in their further education and everyday life. Science Department T Mr. Robert Kitchen Mrs. Karen Culberson The Science department strives to educate the student in the why” of a problem, to reason clearly, and to be open-minded. Under the direction of our qualified teachers this goal is attained. Mr. Ronald Toppa Mrs. Marian Helfner Mr. Raymond Sabourin Mr. Anthony Ciccone 22 Mr. George Gallipeau Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Glass Mr. James Crossley Below: Mr. Philip Rezendes Mr. Raymond Sullivan Mr. Louis Sousa Mr. Donald Richards Miss Barbara Houston Social Studies Department The Social Studies Department familiarizes the students with the peoples, the cultures, and the governments of the world. This understanding helps stu- dents take objective views in past situations and in those to come. Most important, a student is taught to realize his importance as an individual in our society. Mr. Victor St. Laurent 23 SENIORS PAUL AGUIAR Paul . . . hard worker . . . quiet DONNA LEE BEAUSOLEIL Don . . . loathes ignorant people . . . brother . . . quiet . . . likes to drive Secretary ROBERT IRVING ANTHONY Bob . . . pet peeve: slave driving bosses . . . get lost” . . . elfish grin . . . College. LINDA DIANE BETTS Lin ... talkative . . . energetic cheerleader . . . likes to sew . . . Homecoming . . . College. 26 JOHN ANDREW BICKEL II Drew ... pet peeve: missing a foul shot . . . Remain calm” . . . sports . . . Vicki . . . PATRICIA CLAIRE BIGELOW Tish . . . boosts class spirit . . . energetic cheerleader . . . infectious giggle . . . College. WILLIAM GREGORY BOFF Greg . . . tall . . . girls, girls, girls . . . jokes a lot . . . long hair . . . College. ROGER ALLEN BRINGHURST Roger . . . loathes snobs . . . likes to bowl . . . That’s a fact” . . . girls . . . quiet . . . Chef. 27 RANDOLPH DANIEL BROSE Randy . . . bowling rates high . . . likes country music . . . Tex . . . Army. )■ 44 JULIEANN DOROTHY BUCCI Julie . . . effervescent cheerleader . . . Italy . . . powder puff guard . . . Peace Corps. ppppa4 c: •Jr 4' pr. r PATRICIA ANN CABRAL Pat . . . great personality . humor . . . Kenny . . . quiet ... Art School. V2 . ir good sense of WILLIAM LEO CARBERRY III Bill . . . soccer . . . photography . freckle face . . . You're out of your tree . College. 0' 28 DOUGLAS STEPHEN CERCE LARRY LEE CHACE Larry . . . program . . Undecided. “Nuts” . . . work experience . all around nice guy . . . Shell . . . PETER CRAIG CHAPLIN Pete . . . camera enthusiast . . . individpalist . . . aspiring c tor Photography_ ch £ K STEPHANIE ANN CHISMAR Stef . . . detests sarcasm and insincerity . . . boys, boys, boys . . . Cheerleader . . . College. v Doug . . . What can I say?” . . . Jeanette . diligent worker ... '61 Ford . . . Undecided. .w.rVrv i 29 FRANCES RUTH CHRISTENSEN FRANCES ANN CONDON Fran . . . quiet . . . sunny smile accomplished seamstress . . . active in J THOMAS COFFEY Tom . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . work . . . dark curly hair . . . Kathy . . . College. 30 DONNA ARLENE COTTRELL RUSSELL CRAIG Rusty . . . hard-worker . . . Jeanette . . . cars . . . quiet . . . I.A. man . . . engaged . . . Undecided. CYNTHIA LEE CRAWFORD Cindy . . . friendly . . . responsible . . . school spirited . . . National Honor Society . . . College. 31 GARY LEE DAVIS Gary . . . “cotton pickin’’ . . . sports minded . . . work experience program . . . Undecided. of. JAMIE LYNN DAVIS Jamie ... pet peeve: flukey people ... big rimmed glasses . . . melodic voice . . . College. o- m___ 4tF8f£' . Jp Kj Hte -6-- - SANDY ROSE DELANEY Sam . . . dislikes people who talk too much . . . enjoys sewing and cooking . . . Airline Stewardess SUSAN DIANE DELANEY Sue . . . loathes conceited people . . . Ronnie . . . shy and petite . . . twin . . . Secretary. 32 MICHAEL EUGENE DI MATTEO n 'AA' JyyvX ' b'Vj $£ fat r%f fW'i RICHARD EUGENE DRAKE . quick to blush . . . girl watcher i . . _C •j„y Rich freckles . . . bi y ile . . T College A ebb: s . . . spirited cheerleader . . Really?” . . . B.W. . . . College MICHELLE LYNNE EDMISTON Shelly . . . writing notes . . . Hi there . . . always giggling . . . class clown . . . College 33 GARY CHARLES EDWARDS Gary ... pet peeve: work . . . Got a dime?V, . . . Bobbie . . . artistic . . . College. . GERALDINE CAROL FERREIRA Gerri . . . expressive eyes . . . loves to talk . Tiverton's loss . . . Gary . . . College. KAREN ELIZABETH FENNESSEY Karen . . . Cheri-deb . . . Cheshire grin . . . loves to sing . . . Homecoming Queen . . . College JAY FONTAINE Jay . . . C.F.P. . . . card shark ... dry humor . . . long hair . . . JTC BC . . . College. 34 MICHAEL DONALD FONTAINE NORMAN ERIC FRANKLIN Norm . . . class clown . . . detests weaklings . . . Star . . . liked by all . . . football hero . . . College DAVID BRUCE FRASER Dave ... on the quiet side . . . likes to hunt and sail . . . Rat . . . Technical Institute. 35 OROTHV ANNE FRAZIER v - Dot . . . dislikes show-offs . . . loves to sing . . . Wow” . . . typing . . . foursome . . . ■ 5 RICHARD RALPH GABRIEL Gabe . . . proud of his heritage keen intellect . . . College. cow --tV, P I Vf ' CAROL ANN GARSIDE Carol . . . pet peeve: people who talk too loud . . . George . . . quiet . . . Secretary. PRISCILLA JEAN GLEASON Cilia . . . friendly nature clothes ... I don’t know!” dislikes long College. 36 CAROL ANN HALL y Carol . . . pleasant disposition . . . quiet . . . Nursing. likes to sew o C'Z.'Q o c 6 VICKY CAROL HARTMANN Vicky . . coeditor our gain ... Drew . . . Legend . . homecoming court . . . College v t ' O 0 O- .MJCHAEL HOFPO ; °v v . vA --N Iwk . . TarHi oifflr a r ws .L . interesting personality . . . cxo «sV oc v x 'A O' -V - ■«- c -c- pet peeve: straight College A 37 -UL cJI aA c 1 cJ! LOA jnt yiu6 cJt (A C ajulail df oudU A . J (jJ yy. 'j£ tl D7£%m%u, Jymdue . fu IA k r 4 iimrl nr ' Dale . . . quick to smile . . . hard worker Convince me!” . . . Deblye .[ . College CHESTER WARD JACKSON Chet . . . intellectual . . . fun to be with new ideas . . . soccer . . . College PATRICIA JACKSON Pat . . . quiet . . . likes to draw . . . Paul . . enjoys skiing . . . sweet face ... Jr. College SUSAN LEE JACKSON Butch . . . dislikes cliques . . . Bob . . . long hair . . . always in trouble . . . College 38 WILHELMINA HELENA MARIA JANSEN Willy . . . our Dutch import . . . poised . . . Yah?! . . . Embassy work . . . back to Holland EILEEN KAREN KENNEY Eileen . . . long red hair and freckles . . . P.H.S. answer to Ginger Rogers . . . College Vv ' . C? . U.o ot ' Cu ARLENE FRANCES JONES Gig ... loathes phonies . . . “that's ugly! . . . strings beads . . . good time always . . . Modeling Bob . . . band . . . C.F.P. regular . . . party lover . . . Kurt” . . . card shark . . . shy?! . . . College 39 THOMAS JAMES KESSON PAUL LACEY Paul . . . “Hey man, what you doing? . nice to know . . . Lace . . . College JULIE ANN LAWLOR Julie . . . happy smile for everyone . Newport is her second home ... a big smile . . . College Tucker . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . C.F.P. . . . Sincere friend . . . Drafting School ELIZABETH JANE LAND Beth . . . individualist . . . dislikes cliches . . . surfing and ballet . . . Whoopie do! . . . College 40 JAMES CORNELIUS LIPE IV Jim . . . detests phonies . . . new ideas . . . Lippy” . . . different devilish manner . . . College MICHAEL JOSEPH LYONS Mike . . . God help me!” . . . shy with girls? . . . answer for everything . . . Letterman . . . College RAYMOND JAMES MARSHALL Ray . . . school spirited . . . well-liked . quiet, but wait ’til you know him . . . College LINDA SUSAN MARQUARDT Linda . . . emerald eyes . . . sociable . . . Flower” . . . unique ideas . . . College 41 thomas McDonald Tom . . . swell guy . . . Debbie . . . talented artist . . . work experience program . . . Navy NORMA LOUISE VINCENZA McHENRY Norma . . . Art . . . fretted instruments . . . unique hernie-ne-nunu ... Pet peeve: war . . . College DIANE CARROLL MEAGHER Diane . . . long beautiful hair . . . sweet smile . . . “Red . . . enjoys athletics . . . College JOHN JAMES MEDEIROS John . . . reserved . . . easy going . . . plays guitar . . . Legend Business Staff . . . enjoys sports . . . College 42 RICHARD DANIEL MEDEIROS Rich . . . likes to talk . . . good personality . . . engineer . . . College NOREEN IRENE EILEEN MELLO Reen . . . dislikes T.V. commercials . . . enjoys roller skating . . . I.B.M. Computer Operator JOHN PETER MERCIER John . . . casual ideas and humor . . . MG Midget . . . unique . sensitive . . . college Missie partial snobs . . . sugar” . J skating . . . Secretary. � (,UJ 43 JOANN SUSAN MINNERLY dark curls Undecided inspiration DAMON VINCENT MOSHER Buddy . . . loverboy . . . looks for trouble . . class flirt . . . Wine, Woman . . . Undecided. ssfe Jo . . . “Oh no!” . . . Mrs. . . . friendly and sincere . . . Buddy . . . Secretary KATHLEEN ELEANOR NIELSEN Kathy . . . Pioneer Editor . . . accomplished actress . . . intelligent . . . Actress. 44 MICHAEL NOEL DOUGLAS ARTHUR PAQUIN Doug . . . hates unfriendly people . . . “Wow . . . enjoys cars . . . College Mike . . . sports . . . “You keep believing that!” . . . quiet ... car enthusiast . . . College COLLEEN MARIE O'BRIEN Colleen . . . dislikes snobs hey! . . . enjoys reading . . . Undecided NANCY ANN O'LOUGHLIN Nancy . . . pastimes: skiing and reading . . . friend to all . . . sunny smile . . . College 45 ANTHONY WILLIAM PAUL 6 ,v u LU Tony . . . studious . . . Darn'' . . . tAP considerate . . . favorite subject — chemistry? -V' . . . College. k y; v-v (3? CATHERINE MAE PAVAO Cathy . . . interested . . . thoughts . . . great friend . deeply involved in . . College WENDY LEE PELTO Wendy . . . sincere friend . . . the band couldn't do without her . . . letters to Va . . . College BRUCE WILLIAM PERRY Bruce . . . appreciates a good joke . . . well-liked . . . born happy . . . sportsman . . . College 46 DOROTHY ELIZABETH PUGH Dorothy . . . southern charm . . . dislikes those who cut southerners . . (• A rline Stewardess y IrV tSmx r 1 RICHARD ARTHUR RAND Rich . . . “How’s the weather up there? p.H.S. tackle . . . elbows . . . full of fun Telephone Co. RONALD JOSEPH RAPOSA Ron . . . Green Valley's Pride . . . considerate . . . class booster . . . multi-letterman . . . College n GEORGE JOHN REZENDES George . . . lively personality . . . blue Caprice . . . quick wit . . . loves a good time . . . College 47 TERRY EVELYN ROCHA Terry . . . pert and petite . . . linguist ... , likes to sing . . . quietly happy . . . Undecided r I fMmum ,y,i $ y'. i? I A KAREN ANNE RODRIQUES Karen . . . active 4H-er . . . B160989 . A.F.S. . . . active in class functions . . . College W 7 v ’ With V t % f X PAUL RAYMOND ST. LAURENT Paul . . . interest lies in outdoor activities ; P.J. . . . Blondy . . . reserved manner Junior College HENRY SARDINHA Hank . . . “How about that! . . . quick to smile . . . dislikes people who act wise . . . Draftsman 48 CARL HENRY SELL. JR. Carl . . . dependable . . . gentleman . . . newcomer, but welcome ... on the move . . . football . . . College Vf(ft DENNIS JOSEPH SHEA Dennis . . . Math Club . . . rescued from DeLa Salle . . . air-conditioned car?? . . . easy going . . . College ri-fcr CAROLYN EVA SHERMAN Calo . . . powder puff center . . . band . . . sports . . . loathes work . . . horseback riding . . IBM v . - o-’ v; Pat . . . Legend co-editor . . . Don . . . likes to ski . . . great sense of humor . . . College PATRICIA LOUISE SHERRY 49 ALFRED DENNIS SILVIA, JR. Debbie . . . freckles . . . partial to Tom . . good business student Secretary. 50 WILLIAM PAUL SMITH Paul . . . Carroll’s . . . “Is that right?” . . . loves the .sutfA . .. cakes” . . jCollege. e surf . . . ’cakes” . . .4C0I MAURICE KENNETH SOARES Moe . . . Future Denny McLain . . . Island Parker . . . sports minded . . . College THOMAS PAUL SOUSA Tom . . . hates nicknames . . . inclined . . . Shirley” . . . College. musically jlkK ii'KY' py PAUL JOSEPH SOUZA Paul . . . plays guitar . . . friendly at times . . . College. seric 51 MARTIN LOUIS STABLER PATRICIA ANNE STINTON Pat . . . hard worker . . . cheerleader Homecoming Court . . . enjoys sailing College. Mart ... devoted hunter . . . Howard Johnson’s . . . dislj e girls who smoki Technical School. v, DOUGLAS ASHTON STONE “Let’s Doug . hero . v 5 V i W - ¥ WILLIAM MATTHEW SULLIVAN, JR. 1 Sully . . . carefree . . . loves to eat and drink . . . ’55 Packard . . . easy going . . . College. 52 53 ELLEN MARIE VAN HOF Ellie . . . school-spirited . . . band grass” . . . talentefiL seamstress Assistant. . “crab Dental PETER EMERSON VAN HOF Pete . . . generous . . . pool . . . always willing to help . . . Stork” . . . College. JAMES ANTHONY VIVEIROS - y VvwP Jim . . . I.T. man . . . math and science whb; . . . able photographer . . . College. A— , ' , : -tiv if qs y 0 ; ■ ' FAY ALEXIS VON VILLAS iti , .0 v ■■■•■ Fay . . . everyone's friend . . . always interested . . . loves driving her Volvo . . . College. y ‘ 54 KATHLEEN ANN WARD Kathie . . . energetic cheerleader . . . well rounded student . . . Frizz” . . . Modern Dance . . . College. IP J. PATRICIA FAYE WARK Patti . . . expressive ,eyes . . . “Really” aspiring actress . . . 4k mecommg Court College. JUDITH ISABAL WARNER Judi . . . pleasant to know . . . Roger ... JJ typing . . . Cissy” . . . short and $weet ... I I Clerk Typist. v Vj THOMAS MICHAEL WARNER Tommy . . . road-runner . . . pet peeve: losing rings . . . Sandie ... big smile . . . College. 55 . parties WILLIAM FRANCIS WARREN Bill . . . Mr. School Spirit . . . C.F.P. . . . not a care in the world . . . “Wally . J . College. . . ..jL A.i 1 RICHARD JAMES WEIDA Dickie ... big blue eyes . . . soccer Uj student . . . shoots pool . . . Cpllege. teV NANCY JANE WHITNEY Nan . . . petite and attractive . . . sewing . . . Pennsylvania . . . always smiling . . . Secretary. 56 WILLIAM ALLEN WIANT III Bill . . . enjoys a good time . musician . . . Hi there . College. accomplished D.D.D. HENRY EDWIN WINTER III Skip . . . carefree and talkative . . . 3-letterman . . . quick to answer . . . Hensey . . . College. GEORGE GREGORY WOLECK devilish Greg . . . easygoing CHERYL ANNE WRIGHT dislikes ignorant people . . . loves the beach . . . College 57 WILLIAM WRIGHT III Orvil . . . dislikes history and spelling . . . beachcomber ... I. A. man . . . Undecided. CHRISTINE AGUIAR Chris . . . good business student . . . seems quiet . . . friendly . . . Undecided. DONNA LEE EVANS Donna . . . “keep the faith . . . keen intellect . . . loves horses . . . Veterinarian. MICHAEL McCOLL Mike . . . easy going ... pet peeve: school . . . likes a good time . . . surfer . . . College. picture not available 58 JOHN THOMAS PIERCE II John . . . great sense of humor . . . reserved . . . takes it slow . . . Linda . . . Undecided. picture not available picture not available LEO BRUCE PIERI Bruce . . . That’s a razz” . . . musician . . . playboy . . . Classical Gas . . . College. 59 60 DREW BICKEL Drew contributed very much to the school through his outstanding athletic ability. He has excelled on the football field and as a senior was the co-captain of our undefeated team. His athletic ability was not limited to football alone but he also played basketball very well. Drew has kept many a spectator in awe at his outstanding ability in both of these fields. His more serious side is exhibited in his membership in the National Honor Society. Drew is also active in many activities including the Letterman’s Club and the Yearbook Staff. He has worked very hard throughout his high school years and we are sure he will continue to do well. PATRICIA BIGELOW Patricia Bigelow, better known as Tish , has been one of the most active members of the class of '‘69”. Considered the most school spirited girl in the class, she appeared at our football and basketball games as a cheerleader and a member of our marching band. She played intramural sports since her freshman year. Tish was also on our powder puff football team in her senior year. All this has not kept her from mamtaining a high scholastic record. Despite involvement in extracurricular activities she is also a member of the National Honor Society. In her junior and senior years she was the vice president of the class, and she helped on the staff of the yearbook in her last year. Best wishes are extended to Pat for the future. 62 FRANCIE CHRISTENSEN This girl has a pleasant smile, warm greetings, intelligence, and plenty of school spirit. As the majorette captain, Francie devoted much time to plan the practices to see a good drill come forth. The bookstore is her favorite morning pastime. Student Council has benefited greatly from this girl's original ideas and support. Francie has had an interest in the class since she entered the school in the seventh grade. The National Honor Society also claims this charming young lady as a member. She is a very determined powder puff football player as well as an active participant in other sports. We will always remember Francie with thoughts of gratitude and we wish her success. CYNTHIA LEE CRAWFORD ••Successful is the best word which describes Cindy’s high school years. Throughout these past years she has been a top honor student and a member of the National Honor Society. Cindy has also been a very active participant in class projects. She served as treasurer of the class as a sophomore and has been a reliable member of the Executive Board every year. As a junior and senior, Cindy has served on the Student Council and has been a member of the Guiding Lights. In her last year, Cindy has put forth many of her efforts as chairman of the School Spirit Committee and a Legend staff member. An important part of Cindy’s extracurricular activities has been the science seminars at U.R.I. Cindy won the Chemistry Merit Award in her Junior year. We are grateful to Cindy for being such a hard worker for the class. We know that the success she has already attained will be enriched in every year to come. 63 MICHAEL DIMATTEO DEBORAH DUGAN Debbie has indeed proven herself as one of the most outstanding seniors in our class. She has engaged herself in several activities throughout the past four years. Debbie has been an active member of the Modern Dance Club since her sophomore year and served as secretary of the club in her junior year. Her intelligence has gained her recognition in the National 'Honor Society throughout her high school years. She has been a strong supporter of school activities and has worked on various committees helping the class strive to reach its ultimate goals, including her hard work on the yearbook. As one of the tri captains of the cheerleading squad, she livened the crowd’s spirit in cheering our teams to victory. Success and happiness in the future are extended to Debbie. Ever since Mike first came to Portsmouth High, he has worked extremely hard to achieve success for the class of 1969. He became involved in many school activities and soon became known as a “man of action . In his junior year Mike was elected homeroom president and served faithfully on Student Council. As president of the Senior Class one of his first tasks was to make Homecoming of '68 a success. He did his job well — it was a very impressive event. The class of '69 would like to thank Mike and wish him continued success. 64 NORMAN FRANKLIN Norm Franklin, commonly known as Star” has been one of Portsmouth High School’s best known athletes. On the football field, playing the position of halfback, he has worked long hours to help the team to achieve an undefeated season in his senior year. Norm has also been an important member of the basketball team throughout his sophomore, junior, and senior years. His personality has gained him many friends of both seniors and underclassmen. As president of the junior class, he was an excellent organizer and succeeded in arousing enthusiasm among his classmates to work for the benefit of all. His ambitious efforts made it a success. The class of 69 wishes him a fruitful and prosperous future. VICKY HARTMANN Throughout high school Vicky has proven herself to be a valuable asset to the class of 69”. As a junior and senior, she has been a vital member of our cheering squad, serving as co-captain for two years. She has been an active member of the Executive Board helping with many school functions. Academically, Vicky has excelled and has merited a standing in the National Honor Society. She was welcomed in her senior year as one of the co-editors of the Legend which required diligent and time consuming work. We of the class of 69” are sure Vicky will continue to do well in whatever she encounters. 65 KAREN RODRIGUES Many seniors will be remembered after graduation and Karen Rodrigues is certainly at the head of the list. Her involvements in extracurricular activities have been many and included is the American Field Service. Karen has been a member throughout high school and was secretary during her sophomore and junior years. She is a member of the National Honor Society and was the treasurer in her junior year. Outside of school she is known for her outstanding 4 H work and her work on the staff of the Young Rhode Islander. The senior class of 69” wishes Karen luck in the coming years. PATRICIA STINTON Pat has served her class extremely well in the past four years. One of her activities is her membership in the Girl’s Athletic Association. She became a member after playing many intermural games of volleyball, basketball, and badminton. Pat’s energetic personality as a cheerleader has enlivened the spirit of the student body at P.H.S. Her performance in the sophomore .class play, Stranger in the Night,” added to its success. Her participation with regard to senior activities has been tremendous, for Pat was in charge of our class trip as well as the treasurer of the class. She has put much effort and time into activities and fund raising events to help make our class a success. She has also spent many hours working on the Legend so that it too could be a success. Pat’s hard work throughout her high school years are sure to bring her success. Good luck, Pat! 66 KATHLEEN WARD As a friend to all, Kathie has served the Class of ‘‘69'’ with a determined and successful attitude. Serving as secretary of the class in her sophomore year, and being a member of the National Honor Society for four years are just two of the many activities she has taken part in. Kathie's hard working efforts in Modern Dance, Executive Board, and Student Council have helped to make many projects successful. Football fields and basketball courts are not unfamiliar to her for she has cheered our teams for the past two years as a Portsmouth High School cheerleader. Kathie's vivacity and ever lasting smile will long be remembered at P.H.S. Best wishes and continued success are extended to Kathie from the Class of 1969. 67 Best Actor Actress Kathy Nielsen Pete Chaplin Best Dancer Eileen Kenny Chuck Forst Most Artistic Norma McHenry Gary Edwards Most Musical Wendy Pelto Billy Wiant Most Athletic Wendy Pelto Drew Bickel Most Bashful Fran Condon Doug Stone 68 Cutest Couple Debbie Dugan Bill Wiant Class Flirts Stef Chismar Buddy Mosher Done Most For The Class Tish Bigelow Ray Marshall class C)Qwns Shelley Edminston Norm Franklin 69 Most Talkative Lynda Betts Skip Winter Most Popular Francie Christensen Norm Franklin Most Memorable Drew Bickel Willy Jansen Most Likely to Succeed Cindy Crawford Mike DiMatteo Best Dressed John Mercier Arlene Jones ACTIVITIES Legend Staff Vicky Hartmann Pat Sherry, Editors Mr. Mendonca, Advisor The yearbook staff, which consists of a cross-section of the Class of '69, has taken it upon themselves to create and finance our Legend. Under the careful guidance of Mr. Men- donca they have succeeded in this task. The staff gratefully acknowledges all the assistance rendered by everyone involved. Section Heads Top Row Debby Dugan, Pat Stinton, Karen Rodriques, Francie Christensen Bot tom Row: Gerry Ferreira, Cindy Crawford, Kathy Ward, Ray Marshall, Mike DiMatteo, Eileen Kenney. 72 Student Government The elections this year proved to be very exciting and con- troversial. Posters placed all about the school brought on an election fever that does not normally accompany school elections. Elections The voting was very close and no race was a runaway. All candidates used the normal amount of campaign promises which pleased and appeased the student body. All in all, the races taught the lesson of the democratic procedure to the candidates and voters alike. 73 in student government by their careful planning and prior par- ticipation in extracurricular activities. Although everyone laughed at the candidate's antics to secure votes, there was a serious underlying theme throughout the rally. It has been traditional at Ports- mouth High School to have an election rally in which the pri- mary candidates have an op- portunity to express their goals, ambitions, and opinions, year the contenders for offices showed their i Executive Board 75 The Senior Class officers and executive board have worked to make this a memorable senior year. The board with the help of the Senior Class Advisor, Mr. O'Hara, has planned and sponsored many functions during the year such as the Homecoming Dance, a musical, the class trip and Senior Week. Their efforts have made the success of our class a reality. Senior Class Officers And Advisor Seated Secretary. Karen Fennessey Treasurer: Patricia Stinton. Vice Pres. Patricia Bigelow, Standing: President: Michael Di Matteo. Advisor. Mr. O'Hara. Officers And Advisor Seated: Cindi Leary: Treasurer. Secretary: Mary Le- vesque. Vice Pres. Jean Dutra, Standing Advisor: Mr. Sullivan. President: Peter Bechtel. The Junior Class officers and executive board, under the direction of their advisor, Mr. P. Sul- livan, have worked hard in planning money- making events to prepare them for their senior year. Their achievements include a candy drive for the yearbook fund, sponsoring the play Charley’s Aunt , the Junior Prom and Hillbilly Night. Junior Class Executive Board 76 Officers And Advisors The Sophomore Class officers and executive board, under the able direction of their advisor, Mr. G. Mello, started working ambitiously as a class in preparation for their senior year. Their projects included coffee sales at adult education, school bake sales, and the annual Sophomore Semiformal. Sophomore Class Executive Board 77 Seated Secretary: Kathy Enright, Vice Pre . Mona Cowart Treasurer: Sherry Lipe, Standing: Advisor: Mr. Mello President: Barbara Laney. The Student Council controls and regulates the activities of the school for the benefit of all students. This organization has been successful in raising school spirit and in helping plan and support all classes and their activities. This year, membership was extended to any person who wished to participate. The Stu- dent Council worked diligently and strived for the involvement of all. Senior High Student Council Officers And Advisor John Mercier (Pres.), Pat Sherry (Sec.), Joan Seites (Treas.), Mr. Richards (Advisor). Clubs And Organizations National Honor Society Advisor: Mrs. Rose Ayres. Vice President: Wendy Pelto, President: Frances Christensen. Treasurer: Vicki Hartmann; Secretary: Deborah Dugan. The National Honor Society is comprised of those members of the Senior class who have best exem- plified the qualities of scholarship, character, leadership, and citizen- ship. A candlelight ceremony was held this year during which qualified members were inducted into the society. The Honor Society raises funds, organizes activities, and aids other organizations. Math Club Our Math Club has proven itself to be an integral part of our extracurricular activities. This year this organization has brought recognition to Ports- mouth in its successful com petition with other schools. U.R.I. Seminar Outside the school, on a vol- untary basis, we sent represen- tatives to the U.R.I. Seminar. The program consisted of two- hour courses held every Satur- day morning for eleven weeks. Students had a choice of par- ticipating in the study of Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Mathematics, Oceanography or Engineering. The purpose of this seminar was to give a better understanding of the subjects which were too ex- tensive to cover in a high school curriculm. 80 American Field Service The American Field Service Organization was formed to extend and promote good rela- tionships between the United States and other countries. Each year, a student from Portsmouth is chosen to go to another country and a student from a different nation attends Portsmouth High School. Through the student exchange program, we at Portsmouth have benefited greatly and learned much about the cus- toms and ways of life in other countries. Guiding Lights The Guiding Lights was formed to act as a guide to tours and other activities which involve people who are unfamiliar with the school. A main function of this organization is to provide orientation to the new seventh graders entering the school. This service has proven itself useful to many newcomers and visitors to Portsmouth High School. Drama Club The Portsmouth High Drama Club is open to all students. Theatrical experience is offered in working with scenery, prop- erties, costumes, make-up, tickets, publicity, acting, and direction. Several major pro- ductions were produced during the course of the year. This year, the fall production was ‘‘Charley’s Aunt . The second semester, the Club presented a musical Little Mary Sun- shine . Dance Club The Portsmouth High Dance Club members are offered the opportunity for creative dance study, composition, and perfor- mance. The club uses its dance skills to perform as a group in a spring dance concert. It is under the direction of Miss S. Fennessey. Classes are held once a week. Pioneer Staff This year, the issues of the Pioneer, Portsmouth's school newspaper, were widely read and said to be the best yet. The success of the paper was due to the selfless devotion of the staff, the student body, and the advisor, Mr. Velleca. This year's editors and report- ers worked hard and despite pressing deadlines managed to make every article provoca- tive, informative, or amusing. The result: a newspaper P.H.S. is proud to call her own. Literary Journal This marks the second year of the publication of “Some Fan- tastic Beast’’, the school’s literary journal. The staff of the journal, under the guidance of Mr. Velleca, works endlessly and frantically to meet dead- lines and to unearth the cre- ative talents which abound here. The literary journal is a collection of poetry, short sto- ries, and corresponding pho- tography, which makes known the creative abilities of talented students. Young Rhode Islanders The Young Rhode Island a section of the Saturday eve- ning edition of the Providence Journal, is devoted to high schools around the state. Mary Levesque, Kathy Neilson and Karen Rodriques have compiled articles about events and ac- tivities of the high school and the town itself. They have quite effectively conveyed their message to other communities in the state. Sakonnet Times Representative For more than a year, the Sakonnet Times has been a familiar and important source of information to the residents of Portsmouth and the sur- rounding communities. The Times has not neglected to recognize P.H.S. as an impor- tant center of activity in the town. Mary Levesque, our rep- resentative has promoted a closer relationship between the high school and the town. 84 Lettermen’s Club The Lettermen's Club is com- prised of Portsmouth High School's outstanding athletes. To qualify, the boys have earned at least one major let- ter in a varsity sport: football, soccer, basketball, golf, base- ball, or track. A Lettermen's Banquet is held toward the end of the year and members who have compiled at least three letters receive special recognition and a P.H.S. jacket. Girl’S Athletic Association The Girl's Athletic Association provides an opportunity for all interested girls to partici- pate in intramural and inter- scholastic sports such as field hockey, volleyball, and basket- ball. The members of these intramural teams well repre- sent Portsmouth High School in sports days and workshops at various schools throughout the state. D.I.T. The center for the school system’s Department of In- structional Technology is lo- cated at Portsmouth High School. The department is responsible for organizing and developing instructional media services which lead to the improvement of instruction. Student staff members are responsible for equipment in- ventory, repair, distribution and for the production of teaching materials such as slides and transparencies. Language Lab Assistants Some of the many duties of the industrious language lab as- sistants are: doing clerical work, teaching students to use the tape machines, assisting the teachers by cataloging the tapes, and keeping the equip- ment in repair. These indis- pensable assistants have gained much from their train- ing and will benefit from the experience of being language lab assistants. 87 A week before Christmas, the Portsmouth High Chorus and Band combined to provide an evening of musical entertain- ment during the annual Christ- mas Concert. The Band, under the direction of Mr Raymond Ainsworth, and the Chorus, directed by Mr. Peter Keklegian, worked long hours to make the program the suc- cess that it was. Christmas Concert Pep Band The Pep Band is a small group of devoted musicians who provide musical entertainment before and during basketball games. They also promote spirit and provide the added incentive for victory. The team and their fans appreciate the time and effort these students have spent. Dance Band The Dance Band is a group of musically talented individuals who practice long hours to entertain the public with mod- ern, contemporary music. They perform for various audiences, both within the school and out. Majorettes Throughout the football sea- son, the majorettes have pro- vided a colorful and interesting form of entertainment. Per- forming along with the band, this group of vivacious girls has performed in many pa- rades, pep assemblies, and halftime shows on the football field. These girls are truly a credit to Portsmouth High School. 92 Homecoming Charley’s 96 Aunt 97 98 ‘Two-timing’ . . You’ve come a long way. Baby . . To be or not to be . . .7 Beep Bop Betts! “Verrry interesting . . . . It puts pazazz in your smile! 'Just wait’ll I get my hands on you . “Just a spoonful of sugar . . Those were the days . . UNDERCLASSMEN 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 ATHLETICS Football - Class “C” Champs First row C. Sell, R. Drake, R. Raposa, B. Singleton, V. Cowart, D. Bickel, D. Stone, S. Winter, N. Franklin, R. Rand, B. Therrien, Second row Coach Narcizo. R. Carberry, E. Fitzsimmons. F. Koch, R. Mello, T. Wark. J. Martin, F. Ulbright, D. Murphy, S. Rice, P. Buddemeyer, W. Freeborn, P. Bechtel. Third row Coach Travis, C. Sidell. D. Heintzelman, B. Ibbotson, J. Miranda, J. Jackson, G. Bartee, R. Munch, R. Laney, R. Lemieux, M. Bagley, S. Broadbent, G. Cleary, J. Manning, R. Crudup, J. Rideout, Head Coach Sullivan. This year's football season proved to be a pleasant surprise, as the team compiled its best record in four years of varsity competition. The Patriots surged to their first Class-C championship in unbeaten style. In league play, they racked up 255 points to only 26 for their opponents. After winning nine straight games, the team bowed only to Middletown in a hard fought battle. The awesome power of the team became obvious after our first Round-Robin victory. Displaying a well-balanced offense, as well as a rugged defense, every Saturday became a highlight. The tremendous spirit and extreme dedication also helped the team to field one of the strongest teams in the state. The members of this year’s team should all be proud of their outstanding contribution to the school and to the development of sports in Portsmouth. 112 Dough Stone Co-captain Drew Bickel Co-captain Skip Winter Norm Franklin Vance Cowart Brad Therrien Ronnie Raposa Carl Sell Richard Drake S E N I 0 R S 1 9 6 9 113 Richard Rand Bruce Singleton Photo by Lee Romero 114 Photos by Staff Carroll Photos by Staff Carroll and Lee Romero 115 Varsity Scores De La Salle OPP 7 PHS 13 (Round Robin) Scituate 7 33 N. Smithfield 0 47 Smithfield 0 47 Burriville 6 25 Lincoln 13 32 Ponagansett 0 31 Tiverton 0 39 De La Salle 0 50 Middletown 19 12 •non-league games Photos by Lee Romero and Staff Carroll Individual Scoring PLAYER TD Stone 10 Bickel 7 Laney 8 Winter 8 Franklin 5 Cowart 3 Jackson 2 Ibbotson 2 Miranda 2 Bechtel 1 Cleary 1 Freeborn 0 Mello 0 49 PAT TOTAL 3 63 10 52 2 50 1 49 1 31 0 18 2 14 0 12 0 12 1 7 0 6 1 1 1 1 22 316 117 118 Girl’s Basketball 119 Cheerleaders Debbie Dugan (Tri-captain) Kathy Ward (Tri-captain) Vicky Hartmann (Tri-captain) 120 Stef Chismar Julie Bucci 121 Soccer With the majority of the players being juniors and sophomores, Portsmouth’s soc- cer team suffered through a rebuilding year. A strong, young team, the Patriots worked hard and proved themselves to be fierce competitors. They won a number of games and many of the losses were by close scores. Coach Vierra, who has fielded very suc- cessful teams in the past, can look forward to next season when he will have better than half his players returning. We hope he can bring a championship home. 122 123 124 125 126 Basketball First row: D. Bickel, S. Winter, J. Reed, M. Lyons, S. Condon, Second row: Coach Akucewich, P. Bechtel. R. Raposa, G. Pritchard, S. Horan, B. Ibbotson, M. Jones. The 1968-1969 basketball team continued what has proven to be “the year of the Patriot.” They provided many exciting moments of basketball thrills on the hardwood. The compliment of height and hustle proved hard for opposing teams to handle. The shooting and rebounding came around slowly but developed, and the team became one of the best in class C . With only four seniors on the present squad, the talented and experienced underclassmen should give Portsmouth a good team for the next few years. The desire displayed by these boys has given the town of Portsmouth a spirit equaled in few places. Congratulations to Coach Akucewich and the Team! 127 D. Bickel. Coach Akucewich. M. Lyons 128 Ron Raposa Drew Bickel Seniors 1969 129 130 VARSITY SCORES OPP PHS De La Salle 67 48 St. Andrews 47 36 De La Salle 69 54 St. Andrews 55 58 •Middletown 71 42 •Alumni 44 57 •Middletown 57 53 •Pawt. Voke 23 90 Bristol 70 53 0. L. P. 45 58 •East Green. 73 62 Tiverton 43 53 •No. Smith. 51 64 Warren 59 69 Chariho 51 71 Bristol 56 45 0. L. P. 50 71 East Green. Tiverton 56 67 •No. Smith. Warren Chariho •nonleague games 131 Congratulations To The Class Of 1969 From The Following Senior Parents: Mr. Mrs. Neal I. Anthony Mr. Mrs. Leo Beausoleil Mr. Mrs. Thomas R. Betts Mr. Mrs. J. A. Bickel Mr. Mrs. William R. Bigelow Mr. Mrs. William Boff Mr. Mrs. Arthur Bringhurst Mr. Mrs. Frank Bucci Mr. Mrs. William Carberry Mr. Mrs. Arthur Chaplin, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Stephen Chismar Mr. Mrs. Arnold Christensen Mr. Mrs. Thomas Coffey Mr. Mrs. William F. Condon Mr. Mrs. Lewis T. Cooper Mr. Mrs. James F. Cottrell Mr. Mrs. L. F. Davis Mr. Mrs. Robert S. Davis Mr. Mrs. William P. Delaney Captain Mrs. John F. Drake Mr. Mrs. Martin F. Dugan Mr. Mrs. John E. Edmiston Mr. Mrs. Edwin Edwards Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Fennessey Mr. Mrs. Normand A. Fontaine Dr. Mrs. Richard Fraser Mr. Mrs. Lawrence A. Frazier Mr. Mrs. John L. Gabriel Mr. Mrs. Martin F. Garside Mrs. Georgia R. Gothard Mr. Mrs. Berkely Hall Mr. Mrs. John F. Harper Mr. Mrs. Frederick Hartmann Mr. Mrs. Dominic J. Kenney Mr. Mrs. Robert Kershner Mr. Mrs. Charles E. Kesson Mr. Mrs. Thomas Lyons, Jr. Cmdr. Mrs. W. E. Marquardt Mr. Mrs. Joseph Marshall Mr. Mrs. Thomas McDonald Mr. Mrs. James N. McHenry Mr. Mrs. James B. Meager Mr. Mrs. John A. Medeiros Mrs. Mary Mello Mr. Mrs. Calvin C. Milton Mrs. Claire Mosher Mr. Mrs. James E. O’Brien Mr. Mrs. Harry Paquin, Jr. Mrs. Fannie L. Pavao Mr. Mrs. Lawrence A. Pelto Mr. Mrs. Joseph Perry Mr. Mrs. Arthur G. Rand, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Manuel Raposa Mr. Mrs. George Rezendes Mr. Mrs. Benjamin Rodrigues Mr. Mrs. Edward F. Shea Mr. Mrs. John W. Sherry Mr. Mrs. Norman Singleton Mr. Mrs. Antone Sousa Mrs. G. E. Stabler Mr. Mrs. Andrew Stinton Mr. Mrs. Ashton W. Stone Mr. Mrs. Everett Van Hof Mr. Mrs. Klass Van Hof Mr. Mrs. Marion Viveiros Mr. Mrs. John E. Warner Mr. Mrs. Herbert H. Weida Mr. Mrs. Allen J. Wiant Mr. Mrs. William Wright 132 The Faculty Of Portsmouth High School Extends Best Wishes To The Class Of 1969 Mr. Mrs. Cecil N. Acheson Mr. Mrs. Raymond Ainsworth Mr. Mrs. Edward Akucewich Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Andrade Mr. Mrs. Michael Ashook Mr. Mrs. Arthur Ayres Mrs. Thomas B. Bagley Mr. Mrs. George Bishop Mrs. Bloom Mr. R. Bruda Mrs. Susan Brady Mrs. Gertrude Cain Mr. Mrs. William Carberry Mr. Joseph Caromile Mr. Mrs. Anthony Ciccone Mrs. Judith Claire Mrs. Lorraine Cortellessa Mr. James Crossley Mrs. Karen S. Culberson Miss Emilia M. D'Andrea Mr. Mrs. Peter Deyhle Mr. John Dwyer Mr. Mrs. John Edminston Mr. Mrs. Arthur Ferreira Mr. Mrs. John Ferreira Mr. Mrs. Joseph Flood Mr. Mrs. George Gallipeau Mr. Mrs. Joseph Gaudet Mr. Mrs. Leo Gaudette Mr. Louis Gelsemino Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Glass Mrs. Rosaline Goldman Mr. Goodhart Mr. William Green Miss Michele Hamel Mr. Richard Heisler Mrs. Marion Helfner Miss Barbara Houston Mr. Mrs. Peter Keklegian Mr. Robert Kitchen Mr. Mrs. Joseph Lagarto, Jr. Miss Mary Lymberis Mr. Nicholas Mansi Mr. Raymond Martin Mr. Mrs. John Ellis Mr. Raymond Masse Mrs. Judith W. McGauran Mr. Mrs. George McGaw Mrs. Emily McGuigan Mr. Mrs. George Mello Mr. Michael Mello Mr. Mrs. Gregory Mendonca Mr. Montminey Mr. Mrs. Val Moreau Mr. Paul Nicoletti Mr. Joseph Narcizo Mr. Peter O'Hara Mr. Jerome Ornstein Mrs. Mary Pacheco Mr. Richard Pacheco Mr. Robert Paridise Mrs. Patterson Mr. Robert Pimental Mr. Raclcuity Mr. Mrs. Alfred Ramos Mr. Philip Rezendes Mr. D. Richards Mr. Lyman Rivers Miss Caroline Ruocco Mr. Mrs. Victor St. Laurent Mr. Raymond Sabourin Mrs. Gail Salisbury Mrs. Santos Mr. Silvia Mr. John Silvia Mrs. Janice Sippen Miss G. Sousa Mr. Mrs. J. Sousa Mr. Mrs. L. Sousa Mr. Patrick Sullivan Mr. Mrs. Raymond Sullivan Mr. Richard Thibeault Mr. Ronald Toppa Mr. Robert Velleca Mr. Robert Vierra Mrs. Janice Walcott Mrs. Leslie Wessman Mr. Richard Wightman Rev. Mrs. Daniel Williams Mrs. Riese 133 Compliments Of The Following Professional Sponsors Victor M. Andrade Adolph B. Carreiro D.D.S. Dolbashian Chappell Dr. James R. Dunn Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Gallagher Dr. Martin 0. Grimes Mrs. Barbara Keanney Henry Polinsky Dr. James M. Sullivan II Aquidneck Medical Center 134 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1969 from the Junior High Student Council BEST WISHES Class of 1969 from the Senior High Student Council Bove Chevrolet 70 West Main Road Middletown, R.l. New ■Mi M Service Used Cars Tfi A Friend Hi-way Bowl Warwick Shoppers Plaza Middletown, R.l. Duck Ten Pin Bowling Modern Pocket Billiard Room 847-6500 A Friend Compliments of Emperial Coin-Operated Laundramat Warwick Shoppers Plaza 847-0879 137 Standish Boat Yard Inc. 1697 Main Road Tiverton. R. I. 624-4075 Carlone's Florist 24 Dexter Street Portsmouth, R. I. Gifts Flowers for all occasoins 683-0304 Colonial Ice Cream Parlor Restaurant West Main Road Middletown, R. I. goodies of the Parlor are yours Compliments of Lady Be Lovely 846-8880 Stylist — Miss Martha Green Valley Country Club 371 Union Street Portsmouth, R. I. 847-9543 138 Newport School of Hairdressing 226 Bellevue Ave. Newport, R.l. The Eppley Laboratory Elegant Tailoring Inc. Amado V. Babodilla, Prop. Scientific Instruments Formal Tuxedo Rentals Newport, R.l. 5474 West Main Road 847-1020 Middletown, R.l. 139 Nadeau’s Pharmacy 3034 East Main Road Route 138 Portsmouth, R.l. 683-1270 Moss Marina 95 Riverside Ave. Tiverton, R. I. 401-624-9150 P. D. Humphrey Co. Tiverton, R. I. Hardware - Oil - Lumber Best Wishes Class of 1969 Willy’s Barber Shop 1822 East Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. Fairholm Dairy 859 West Main Road Portsmouth, Rhode Island Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 from Kenrow Studios 1590 Mendon Road Ashton, R. I. Tel. PA-2-8160 Robert’s Formal Fur Shop Formal Wear for Hire or Sale 383 Spring St. Fall River, Mass. Next to St. Mary’s Cathedral Compliments of Chase Farms Portsmouth, Rhode Island Compliments of Paquin's Service Station 39 East Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. 846-1864 Blaine Jewelers Carrol’s Hamburgers “Drive in eat Newport Aquidneck Shopping Center Portsmouth High Charms and Tie Tacks Drive out Happy” Russells American Station 3381 East Main Road Auto Repairs — Snow Plowing 683-9896 Levesque Liquor Store 624 Park Avenue Portsmouth, R. I. 143 The Grinder Shoppee Pizza The Spaghetti House 65 West Main Road Middletown, R. I. 847-8181 Compliments of Warwick Shoppers World Middletown, Rhode Island Aquidneck Wine Shop Barbara's Lingerie Shoppe name brands Bras — Foundations — Hosiery Gloves — Handbags — Neck wear Aquidneck Shopping Center 847-4295 Tiverton Gas 1764 Main Road Tiverton, R. I. Cherry Webb Bellevue Shopping Center and Fall River, Mass. 847-5800 144 Compliments of J. E. Connors Funeral Home Calvani’s of Newport Fashion Leader of Newport County Newport Middletown Compliments of Harry’s Auto Sales 47 East Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. 846-9217 Village Barber Shop 2515 East Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. “It pays to look weir Al ’s Compliments of Mobile Homes Sales Sully's Auto Sales 2550 East Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. (Opposite First National) 683-0672 Bristol Ferry Road Portsmouth, R. I. 683-1875 Island Park Laundry 484 Park Avenue Portsmouth, R. I. 683-1134 Specializing in shirt dry cleaning 145 Compliments of A Friend Viking Men’s Shop Formal Rentals in Stock for all occasions 2 Washington Square Newport, R. I. 846-0609 Traders Cave 68 Broadway Newport, R. I. All musical instruments and accessories Compliments of All brands available at Discount Prices Boulevard Nurseries Aquidneck Shopping Center White Horse Diner 1568 West Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. Bellevue Camera Supply Inc. Aquidneck Shopping Center Napolitano Insurance Agency 140 Broadway Newport, R.l. 847-7173 Res. 846-7741 “The man from Nationwide is on your side Middletown, R. I. Complete in all photographic merchandise with a complete Hobby Shop O'Hanley's The Beautiful store at Two Mile Corner 146 Ray's Shell Service 2525 East Main Road General Repairs Towing Snow Removal 683-9888 Compliments of Pete’s Terminal Carriage House Florist Gifts Antiques 170 Bellevue Ave. Newport, R. I. 846-6444 Bellevue Shoes Young fashions in Ladies shoes Across from Bellevue Shopping Center Newport, R. I. 846-3036 Island Park Phillips 66” Gas Products Tony’s Highway Garage Repair Volkswagen Aurora's Gift Shop Antique Reproductions — Lamps Furniture — Handmade Dolls 2572 East Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. 683-2662 Complete Service Joe Manchini 1704 East Main Road Tony Silvia Portsmouth, R.l. Compliments of Cliff Walk Manor 82 Memorial Blvd. Newport, R. I. Overlooking the World Famous Cliff Walk and Easton’s Beach For the best in roller skating skate Portsmouth East Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. Classes for everyone Friday thru Sunday Edward McCarthy, S.R.S.T.A. 147 Compliments of Jackson’s Market Common Fence Point Compliments of Common Fence Point Teen Club 1969 Leo's Barber Shop Park Avenue Island Park Kaufman Paint Hardware 2984 East Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. 683-9279 Compliments of Marie's Beauty Shop 359 Stafford Road Tiverton, R. I. Zerbus Sunoco East Main Rego Roads Middletown, R. I. 847-7655 Joe Zerbus Prop. Compliments of Good Will Cleaners 2574 East Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. 683-1090 148 Aquidneck Fabrics Aquidneck Shopping Center 846-3340 A complete selection of dress materials and notions Woolworth’s Aquidneck Shopping Center Middletown, R. I. 847-7747 Best Wishes Sandy Point Farms Homesites and Colonial Homes for the Discerning 683-0200 Compliments of Warren Sherman ' Bucci’s Package Store Imported Domestic Liquor — Wine — Champagne Beer — Keg Beer — Ale 3 Thames Street Plumbing and Heating 276 Indian Ave. Newport, R. I. 847-0035 Portsmouth, R. I. 847-857? ■ Alferd J. Souza Island Restaurant 501 Park Ave. Pizza, Grinders, Clam cakes fried clams takeout-table Compliments of John Costa 326 Rhode Island Ave. Mr. Joseph Souza J P Antiques We Buy, Sell, Swap 534 Park Ave. Fall River, Mass. 149 Compliments of Margaret Viveiros Real Estate Broker 2201 East Main Road Telephone 683-0988 J. and M. Printing Co. 140 Washington St. Central Falls, R. I. Telephone 683-0988 150 Newport Shipyard, Inc. 379 Thames St. Newport, R. I. 847-7480 Robbies’ Sew and Save 39 Memorial Blvd. Newport, R. I. Distinctive Fabrics at Discount Prices Compliments of the Island Garden Victor Andrade Pierce Agency 2974 East Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. 683-0468 Shop A Friend 151 Compliments of Dugan Bros. Inc. Refuse Contractor Middletown, R. i. Kelleher Paint Supply Aquidneck Avenue Middletown, R. I. Lenny's Cleaners 148 Rodman St. Fall River, Mass. Laundry, Shirt Service All work guaranteed, 24 hour service Alexander Motors Benjamin Rodriques Builder and Contractor Restoration of Old Homes Immokolee Farm 683-0034 The Moor for Parties or Dances Call Steve 846-3960 Ltd. Inc. 150 Connell Highway 846-5550 846-5551 Authorized Volvo Dealer 152 Calico Cat East Main Road Portsmouth, R.l. 683-1119 M.A. Tucker Plumbing Heating 683-9383 Fashion First Beauty Salon Newport’s Most Exclusive 142 Broadway Newport, R. I. Fortier’s Service Station 605 Globe Street Fall River, Mass. Repairs on all makes J. N. Driving School Jim Waters 683-1756 Certified Instructors Dual Control Car Bellevue Liquors Inc. Imported and Domestic Fine Wines Free Delivery and Gift Wrapping 190 Bellevue Ave. Newport, R.l. 153 Senior Directory AGUIAR. Christine - 2803 East Main Road AGUIAR. Paul - 225 Willow Lane Work Experience 4 ANTHONY. Robert — 50 Prospect Lane Student Council 1, Soccer 2 BEAUSOLEIL. Donna — 500 Park Avenue Yearbook staff 4 BETTS, Linda — 16 Bancroft Drive Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Powderpuff football 3, 4. Homecoming Court 4 BICKEL. John — 19 Canonchet Drive National Honor Society 3, 4. Key Club 1. 2. Student Council 1. Football 1, 2. 3, 4, (co-captain 4). Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. (co-captain 4). Baseball 3. 4 Track 2, Yearbook staff 4. Letterman's Club 4 BIGELOW. Patricia — 127 Dexter Street Homeroom President 1. Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4. Band 2. 3. 4. Executive Board 2. 3. 4. Cheerleader 3. 4. AFS 3. 4. Student Council 3. Vice President of Class 3, 4. Yearbook Staff 4 BOFF, William — 24 Cedar Avenue BRINGHURST. Roger — 601 Wapping Road BROSE, Randolph - 326 Mail Coach Road Work Experience 4 BUCCI. Julieann — 29 Selina Lane Dramatics 1. 2. 4. Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4. Cheerleader 3, 4. Executive Board 3, 4. School Spirit Committee 4. Modern Dance 2, 3. 4, Office Aid 4. Powderpuff Football 3, 4. Science Fair 3. Prom Committee 3, 4, Semi-formal Committee 2, Yearbook Staff 4 CABRAL. Patricia - Willow Court Work Experience 4. Art Aid 3. Office Aid 1, 2. 3 CARBERRY. William - 688 Bristol Ferry Road Football 1. Soccer 2. 3. 4. D.l.T. 1. 2. 3. 4. Newspaper 3. 4. Science Fair 1. Dramatics 4. Class Play 2. Band 2, 3. 4. Chorus 1, 2, 4, Yearbook 1, 4 CERCE. Douglas — Thorpe Avenue Work Experience 4 CHACE. Larry — 1 Carol Terrace Work Experience 4 CHAPLIN. Peter - 43 Kerr Road Newspaper 3, 4 Literary Journal 3, 4. Dance Band 3. 4. Soccer 4 CHISMAR. Stephanie — 53 Stage Coach Road Cheerleader 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4 CHRISTENSEN. Frances — 12 Kenneth Avenue Student Council 1, 2, 4 (Treas. 2). Intramurals 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 1, 2. 3. 4 (Pres. 4). Dramatics 1. 4. Majorettes 2, 3, 4. (captain 4) Executive Board 2, 3, 4. Semi formal Committee 2. Chorus 2. 3. 4. Newspaper 2. Guiding Lights 2, 3. 4. Prom Committee 3. 4. Heart Fund 2. 3. Bookstore 3. 4. Powderpuff Football 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 4 COELHO, Paul — 40 Garden Street COFFEY. Thomas — 266 Cory’s Lane CONDON. Frances — 88 Cottage Avenue School Spirit Committee 4. Executive Board 3. 4. Future Teacher s Club 2. Intramurals 2, 3, U.R.I. Seminar 4. Guiding Lights 3. 4. Prom Committee 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 4 COTTRELL. Donna — 199 Narragansett Blvd. Intramurals 1, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 COWART. Vance — 308 Davis Street Track 2, Football 3. 4. Baseball 2, 3. 4 CRAIG. Russell — 95 Brownell Lane CRAWFORD. Cynthia — 67 Power Street National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Class Treasurer 2 Executive Board 2, 3. 4. Student Council 3, 4. School Spirit Committee 3, 4, U.R.I. Seminar 3, 4, Guiding Lights 3, 4. Intramurals 1, Prom Committee 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 DAVIS. Gary — 82 Stage Coach Road Work Experience 4 DAVIS. Jamie — 106 Dexter Street Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Band 3. 4. All State Junior High Orchestra 1, All State Senior High Chorus 3, 4 Executive Board 3, 4, Dramatics 4. AFS 2. 3 Orchestra 1. 2. Powderpuff Football 4. Yearbook Staff 4 DELANEY. Sandy — 13 Early Road Business Club 2. Yearbook Staff 4 DELANEY. Susan — 13 Early Road DIMATTEO. Michael — 20 Cypress Street Dramatics 4. R.O.T.C. 2. Student Council 3. 4 Class President 4. Yearbook Staff 4 DRAKE. Richard — 17 Redwood Road Football 1, 4. Dramatics 2, Student Council 2 Yearbook Staff 4 DUGAN. Deborah — 3 Seneca Road Student Council 1. National Honor Society 1, 2, 3. 4 (secretary 4). Dramatics 1, 2. 4. Intramurals 1. 2. 3 Semi-formal Committee 2. Heart Fund 2. 3. Modern Dance 2. 3, 4 (Sec.-Treas. 3), GAA 3. 4. Cheerleader 3. 4 (co-captain 3, 4). Chorus 2, 3. 4, Guiding Lights 3, 4. Prom Committee 3. 4, Executive Board 2. 3, 4 Powderpuff Football 3, 4. Yearbook Staff 4 EDMISTON, Michelle — 51 Jo-Anne Avenue Dramatics 1. 2, Prom Committee 3. 4, Yearbook Staff 4 EDWARDS. Gary — 25 Cove Avenue EVANS. Donna - 1890 East Main Road Dramatics 4. Chorus 4 FENNESSEY. Karen - 2788 East Main Road Glee Club 1. 2. Spanish Club 1. 2, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. Powderpuff Football 4. Homecoming Queen 4 Modern Dance 3, 4 (pres. 4), AFS 3, 4 Class Secretary 4. Executive Board 3, 4. Chorus 4. Tennis Club 4 Science Fair 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4 FERREIRA, Geraldine — 55 Cedar Avenue Student Council 4, Executive Board 4. Yearbook Staff 4 FONTAINE. Jay — 153 King Phillip Road Football 3. Yearbook Staff 4 FONTAINE. Michael — 228 Sprague Street FORST. Charles — 15 White Horse Terrace Track 1. 2. Football 1. 2. Baseball 2. 3 FRANKLIN. Norman - 130 Hedly Street Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 2. 3 Class President 3 FRASER. David — 71 Hargraves Drive FRAZIER. Dorothy — 118 Sprague Street Chorus 2, 3, 4. Orphan s Christmas Party 2. 3 154 GABRIEL. Richard - 37 Usher Court Dramatics 2, Football 2. 3 GARSIDE. Carol - 73 Summit Road Guiding Lights 2. 3. 4 GLEESON. Priscilla - 44 Barker Lane Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4. Modern Dance 2. 3. 4. Executive Board 3, 4. Class Treasurer 3. Yearbook Staff 4 GOTHARD. Lenna — 13 Marten's Road Dramatics. 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 3. FHA 2. 3 Newspaper 3 School Photographer 3. Prom Committee 3. Homecoming Committee 3. 4. Jr. Citizen of the Year 3. Concession Stand 3. Photographic Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4 HALL. Carol — 95 West Main Road Intramurals 1. Modern Dance 2 HARTMANN. Vicky - 297 Black Point Lane Cheerleader 3. 4 (co-captain 3. 4). National Honor Society 3. 4. (treas. 4). Executive Board 2. 3. 4. Guiding Lights 3. 4, Heart Fund 3. Yearbook Staff 1, 4, (co-editor 4) HOFF. Michael - 540 Bristol Ferry Road Band 1, 2. 3, Newspaper 4. Literary Journal 4 HUFF. Dale - 297 Rhode Island Blvd. Language Lab Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4. D.l.T. 1, 2. 3. 4, Dramatics 1. AFS 2, 3. Soccer 3. Student Council 1. 2 Class President 2. Executive Board 3 JACKSON. Chester — 760 Bristol Ferry Road Dramatics 1, 2. 3. 4. Soccer 4. A.V. 1, 2 JACKSON. Patricia — 48 Ormerod Avenue Intramurals 1. 2. 3 JACKSON, Susan — 32 Ann Avenue Dramatics 1, 2, 4. Newspaper 3. Modern Dance 4. Yearbook Staff 4 JANSEN. Wilhelmina - 31 Seneca Road Folk Dance Club 2, 3. Chorus 4. Modern Dance 4 Dramatics 4. AFS 4. Yearbook Staff 4 JONES, Arlene — 114 Valhalla Drive KENNEY. Eileen - 94 Alan Avenue Dramatics 1, 2, 3. 4. Intramurals 1, 2. Class Vice President 2. Executive Board 2, 3. 4. Modern Dance 3. 4 Tennis Club 4. Newspaper 3, Yearbook Staff 4 KERSHNER. Robert - 36 Lakeville Avenue Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Pep Band 4. Dance Band 2 KESSON, Thomas — 77 Pine Tree Road A.V. 1, Football 1. Baseball 4. Dramatics 4. Yearbook Staff 4 LACEY. Paul - 237 Dexter Street LAND. Elizabeth - Qts G 2. USNB. Newport. R.l. Girls Track Team 1, Newspaper 4. Literary Journal 4 Dramatics 4, Intramurals 4 LAWLOR. Julie - 18 Island Avenue Dramatics 1. 2, Math and Science Fair 1, 2. 3, Modern Dance 4. Yearbook Staff 4 LIPE. James — 15 Cypress Street LYONS. Michael - 126 McCorrie Lane Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. Baseball 2. 3. 4. Football 1. Dramatics 4. Yearbook Staff 4 MARQUARDT, Linda - 151 Redwood Road Creative Writing Club 1. AFS 2. 3. Prom Committee 3. Newspaper 1. Chorus 1, Honor Society 3. Quill A Scroll Club 3, Float Committee 3. Concessions 3. Science Club 1, Yearbook Staff 1. 2. 3 MARSHALL. Raymond - 355 Mail Coach Road Football 2. Baseball 3. 4. Student Council 4. Class Executive Board 2, 3. 4. Dramatics 4. School Spirit Committee. 4. Yearbook Staff 4 McCOLL. Michael - 22 Easton Avenue Football 1, 2. Track 1 McDONALD. Thomas — 73 Cottage Avenue McHENRY, Norma — McCorrie Lane Art Club 1, Publicity Committee 2. 3. Newspaper 4 Literary Journal 4, Dramatics 4 MEAGHER. Diane - 224 Fischer Circle Glee Club 1. 2. Art Club 1. Athletic Association 1. 2 3, Prom Committee 3. Dramatics 4 MEDEIROS. John — 33 Freeborn Street Orphan's Christmas Party 4. Yearbook Staff 4 MEDEIROS. John — 53 Linda Avenue MELLO, Noreen - 68 Ann Avenue Geology Club 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2. Dance Committee 1, Chorus 4, Yearbook Staff 4 MERCIER. John - 178 Lawrence Drive Football 2. Soccer 4. Attorney General s Council 3. 4 Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4 (President 1. 4) (V. President 3). Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Dance Band 2, 3. 4. Executive Board 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 2. 3. 4 School Spirit Committee 2. 3. 4 MILTON. Wanda - 155 Massachusetts Blvd. MINNERLY, JoAnn - 260 East Mam Road MONIZ, John - 173 Brownell Lane MOSHER. Damon - 112 Cedar Avenue Baseball 2. Basketball 2. Football 1 NIELSEN, Kathleen — 70 Hargraves Drive Dramatics 1, 2, 4. Creative Writing Club 1, 2. AFS 2, 3, 4. Modern Dance Club 3. 4. Newspaper 4. (editor 4), Literary Journal 4. (editor 4). Yearbook Staff 4 NOEL. Michael - 71 Sherwood Terrace Cross Country 2. 3. Soccer 4, Track 1 O BRIEN. Colleen - 32 Barker Lane Softball 1. Chorus 2 O'LOUGHLIN. Nancy - 429 Turnpike Avenue Math Award 1, ESEA Tutor 1, 2. 3. Math Team 3, 4. Basketball 3. National Honor Society 3. 4. School Spirit Committee 4, Yearbook Staff 4 PAQUIN. Douglas - 1050 East Main Road Orchestra 2, Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Dance Band 3. 4. Pep Band 3. 4 PAUL. Anthony - 2573 East Main Road Science Club 1 PAVAO. Catherine - 16 Summer Street Modern Dance Club 3. 4, Dramatics 4. Chorus 3. 4. Intramurals 1. 2. Executive Board 4, Yearbook Staff 4 PELTO, Wendy - 52 Brownell Lane Modern Dance 2. 4. French Club 2, Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4 (Secretary 4). Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Dance Band 2. 3. 4. All State Band 2. 3 National Honor Society 1, 2. 3. 4. (Secretary 4), Yearbook Staff 4 PERRY. Bruce - 8 Stage Coach Road Football 1. 2. Golf 3. 4. French Club 1. 2. AFS 2. 3. 4. Executive Board 2. 3. 4. Dramatics 4. Lettermen s Club 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 4 PIERCE. John - 55 Cedar Avenue PIERI, Leo - 646 Bristol Ferry Road Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Dramatics 4 PUGH. Dorothy - 47 Norseman Drive RAND. Richard - 501 Sandy Point Avenue Track 1. Football 3. 4 155 RAPOSA. Ronald - 436 Middle Road Football 1, 2. 4, Basketball 3, 4. Golf 1, 2. 3. 4, Lettermens Club 2. 3, 4. Yearbook Staff 4 REZENDES. George — 95 Alan Avenue Yearbook Staff 4 ROCHA. Terry - 125 Mill Lane Chorus 1, 2, 4 RODRIGUES. Karen — Immokolee Farm Student Council 1. 4, AFS 2, 3, 4, (secretary 2, 3) (President 4). Dramatics 4. Chorus 2. 3, 4. School Spirit Committee 3, 4. Guiding Lights 1, 2, 3, 4. National Honor Society 1, 2. 3, 4. Executive Board 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 ST. LAURENT. Paul — 164 Riverside Street SARDINHA. Henry — 58 Easton Avenue Baseball 1, Bowling 2, Cross Country 3. Soccer 4, Yearbook Staff 4 SELL. Carl - 183 Redwood Road Latin Club 1, 2, Golf 1. Dramatics 4. Football 4. ROTC 3, Executive Board 4. Baseball 4 SHEA. Dennis — 120 Tallman Avenue Radio Club 1. 2. 3, Newspaper 1, 2, Math Team 3. 4. Intramurals 1. 2, 3. Yearbook Staff 4 SHERMAN. Carolyn — 276 Indian Avenue Band 2, 3, 4, GAA 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Powderpuff Football 3. 4 SHERRY. Patricia — 1 Robin Road Student Council 2, 3. 4. (secretary 3. 4), GAA 2, 3, 4. Dramatics 2. 3. 4. Heart Fund 1. 2. 3. Executive Board 2. 3. 4, Prom Committee 3, 4. Semi-formal Committee 2, Powderpuff Football 4. Yearbook Staff 4 (co-editor 4) SILVIA. Alfred — 35 Locust Avenue French Club 1, 2. RIC Seminar 3. Math Team 3, Yearbook Staff 4 SIMMONS. Deborah - 610 Dupont Circle Teen Club 1. Home Ec Club 2 SINGLETON, Bruce — 98 McCorrie Lane Football 1, 2, 3. 4, Baseball 3, 4. Lettermen s Club 3, 4 SMITH, Mario — 431 Worley Street Basketball 1, Chorus 2 SMITH. William - 29 Birch Street Basketball 1. 2. 3. SOARES. Maurice - 77 Walnut Street Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Soccer 1, Yearbook Staff 4 SOUSA, Thomas — 468 Turnpike Avenue Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Dramatics 4. Football 2, 3. Executive Board 4. Yearbook Staff 4 SOUZA. Paul -1150 Anthony Road STABLER. Martin — 14 Rhode Island Blvd. STINTON. Patricia - 70 Hedly Street Dramatics 2. 4. Powderpuff Football 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4. Executive Board 2, 3, 4. Class Treasurer 4, Intramurals 2, 3. 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Semi-formal Committee 2, Yearbook Staff 4 STONE. Douglas — 258 Middle Road Football 2, 3. 4. (co-captain 4), Lettermen s Club 2, 3, 4 SULLIVAN. William - 28 Bourbon Street Yearbook Staff 4 SZELIGA. Barry — 193 Seaconnet Blvd. Chorus 2 THERRIEN, Thomas - 21 Child Street French Club 1, 2, AFS 3. 4, Dramatics 2, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Language Lab Assistant 2, 3, Lettermen s Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4 TRAVERS. Ronald - 184 Willow Lane TRAVIS, Fayann — 280 Worden Street Pep Club 1, Future Business Leaders of America 3 VAN HOF. Ellen - 54 Bristol Ferry Road Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Guiding Lights 4, Yearbook Staff 4 VAN HOF, Peter — 54 Bristol Ferry Road Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. AV 1, 2. Soccer 4. Football 1. 2. 3 VIVEIROS. James - 1027 East Main Road Band 1, AV 1, 2, 3, DIT 4. Dramatics 1, 2. 4, Yearbook Staff 1. 2. 4 VON VILLAS. Fay - 934 East Main Road Executive Board 2, Modern Dance 2. 4, Student Council 2, Dramatics 1, 2, 4. Intramurals 1, 2, GAA 2. 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4 WARD. Kathleen - 1314 East Main Road National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. Cheerleader 3. 4. (co-captain 4) Student Council 3, 4. Prom Committee 3, School Spirit Committee 3, 4. Executive Board 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Chorus 3, 4. Modern Dance 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4 WARK. Patricia - 249 West Main Road Dramatics 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 1, Pom Pom Girl 2, Musical Comedy Workshop 2, Madrigals 2, Girl's Ensemble 2, Chorus 1, 2, 4. Prom Committee 2, Swim Team 1, 2, Powderpuff Football 4. Yearbook Staff 4 WARNER. Judi - 561 Boyd's Lane Hootenanny 2 WARNER. Thomas — 45 Lakeville Avenue Spring Track 1, 4. Football 2. Cross Country 3, Soccer 4, Dramatics 2, 4, Chorus 4, Lettermen’s Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4 WARREN. Gerald - 135 Rhode Island Blvd. WARREN. William - 135 Rhode Island Blvd. Dramatics 4, Yearbook Staff 4 WEIDA, Richard — 104 Long Meadow Road Football 1, Soccer 2, 3. 4, Basketball 1, 2. Chorus 2 WHITNEY. Nancy - 45 Clearview Avenue WIANT. William - 34 Reise Terrace Soccer 3. 4, Math Club 2. 3, Student Council 1. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4. Pep Band 3, 4. Dramatics 4 WINTER. Henry — 65 Hummocks Avenue Football 1. 2. 4. Basketball 1. 4. Baseball 2. 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 4 WOLECK. George — 133 Foxboro Avenue WRIGHT. Cheryl — 438 Park Avenue Orphan's Christmas Party 3. Yearbook Staff 4 WRIGHT, William — 438 Park Avenue 156 Sponsors Mr. Mrs. Roy Baxter Mr. Mrs. B. A. Beal Mr. Mrs. C. J. Bianchi Mr. Mrs. Elmer Beardshall Mr. Mrs. R. J. Belanger Beth and Mona Mr. Mrs. William F. Blake Mr. Archie Blaess Mr. Alexander Boone Mr. Mrs. George Brenner Mr. Mrs. Francis Carson Mr. Mrs. David Cavanaugh Mrs. Cavanaugh Mr. Mrs. Nobert Chretien Pat Cathy Coltey Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Cosgrove Mr. Mrs. Richard Cosimini Mr. Mrs. Edgar Corbridge Mr. Mrs. Edward Corlerre Mr. Anthony Cory Miss Ginger Crudup Mr. Morris Dannin Mr. Dick Delaat Mr. Artie Denmen Mr. Mrs. Arnold B. Dixon Mr. Gardner Drape Drew Vicki Mr. Mrs. George Driscol Don Pat Mr. Mrs. Paul B. Donnelly Mr. A. Benjamin Douglas Miss Anne Ducey Mr. Mrs. Robert K. Emsley Mr. M. J. Escobar Mr. Edward J. 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