Portsmouth High School - Legend Yearbook (Portsmouth, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1973 volume:

MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT This little bee at work among the blossoms is remindful of the role that it plays in the natural sequence of life. In this day of pollution and concern over environmental deterioration, we the class of 1973 feel a compulsion to be concerned with the theme of man, and his environment. I T ifumd Pastoral Fields of Dew laiaden grain Mighty peaks silouetted Against the solitude Of the infinite blackness Of space, echo the Absence of dusk's Lost knowledge And we, like the leaves And the grain heavy With dew, we who Are one in nature Cower in dark Uncertainty, until The hidden sun begins To paint the morning sky With the warm spectral Glow of Honey and crimson We, whose drooping Hopes held us back. Now aspire — The misty dawn Awakes the heralding Of the first golden ray Of the sun lit morning Keith Bissonnette M’ 'Jabdt of (Contents I. Introduction IV. Underclassmen II. Administration V. Organizations and Faculty and activities III. Seniors VI. Sports VII. Acknow ledgemen ts The Earth keeps some vibration going there in your heart and that is you And if the people find you can fiddle Why, fiddle you must, for all your life What do you see, a harvest of clover? Or a meadow to walk through to the river? 4 The winds in the com During our high school years it has been important to have a person to whom we could turn to for leadership and guidance. To the man who has unselfishly given each of us a part of himself, we, the Senior class, wish to express our sincere thanks in the dedication of the 1973 Legend, to Mr Joe Narcizo. 6 A poem to a teacher I cannot write poetry Yet how else can I tell How tell of this man among men Not tall, not fair; Speaking no harsh words. How tell of the miracle he wrought The loosening of the cords binding My soul, the cutting of the Strings which draw tight the Shutters of my mind How else can I tell you of his Listening Heart. Tfmrf 7 And I never started to Plow in my life That someone did not Stop in the road And take me away To a dance or a picnic I ended up with Forty Acres; I ended up with a broken fiddle — And a broken laugh And a thousand memories. And not a single regret. Edgar Lee Masters cJn u DpWidti n We the class of 1973 would like to express our sincere gratitude to Mr. Drury and Mr. Gaudette for the many hours spent advising us, and for tolerating the many inconveniences which we may have caused them. We shall in future years remember their unerring guidance and adhere to the path their leadership has encouraged. MR GAUDETTE When this you see Remember us well and Pleasingly linger upon those Fond memories of Days That were a part of The Class of Seventy-three. 10 MR DRURY 11 r Saf)eSuiiemletit f AfeMaye Sincere Congratulations to the Class of 1973. My fond hope is that you realize high accomplishment over the years following your high school experience. Our extremely complex society today needs men and women who are willing to participate and contribute actively in processes of democratic living. Perhaps I am a bit optimistic, but I observe that a healthy trend in that direction has already started by our young adults in this community. Whether or not your active participation will continue to flourish and gain momentum is up to you. High School Commencement should give you the impetus to move into the mainstream of adulthood. If we have done our job, you should be in a good position to cope with and assist in solving some of the ills you have been talking and writing about in several of your classes. Good luck to each of you. 12 Paul L. O’Neal Superintendent of Schools ) m ifxits cMmge In future years as you review this book to recall memories of your high school days, it is my hope that you will recall more than just the good or bad times these years represented to you. That you will recall the teachers who influenced your lives, your attitude which they tried to change and your skills which were slowly developed. You will also recall that your cooperation was very necessary during the past twelve years and will be necessary in your future years. There will always be people to help those who want to help themselves. Portsmouth High has been enriched by your presence. My wish for you is a happy and successful life. With your help, this can be granted. MR WILLIAM CARBERRY Principii -(PjinlifXii S J ((JA(Uj( As you receive your diploma 1973 graduates, glance back over your shoulder at your Portsmouth High School years. Each of you will remember these years differently because of your personal experiences both good and bad. I truly hope, however, that as the years continue to pass you by, these occasional glimpses into your past at Portsmouth High School will become a more and more positive and pleasant experience. As Assistant Principal, I wish you well and trust that you will put to good use those positive learning experiences Portsmouth High School has made available to you. MR THOMAS SWEENEY Vice-Pnnci pal 13 MR ALBERT CATALDO Guidance Dircaor MRS ROSE AYRES Counselor — Class of 1974 Asst Director and Dean of Girls M MR NICHOLAS A MANSI Counselor — Class of 1975 MR GEORGE MELLO Counselor — Class of 1976 MR JOSEPH NARCIZO Counselor — Class of 1975 MRS M STINTON Secretary 15 MR ROBERT La FRANCE Department Head MRS ELAINE MALONEY MISS ANN DELPIANO MR ROBERT SULLIVAN MR JOSEPH LAGARTO MR JAMES TOWERS 16 MR ROGER V1ERRA Dept. Head MR RICHARD DeROBBIO MR BRIAN CARROLL MISS EMILIA D ANDREA 18 MR PAUL NIOOLETTI MRS WINNIE ASHOOK MISS ANN SHERRY MR PARTICK SULLIVAN MR ROBERT VELLECA 19 MR LEO GAUDETTE Dept Head i MRS MARILYN RAINEY MRS DIANE MOSS MR RAYMOND AINSWORTH MR PETER KEKL1GIAN I cpt Head Band Director Chorus Director 20 MR WILLIAM McCANN t S MR GEORGE McGAW MR WILUAM McGREAVY Dept Head 21 22 MR RALPH HARVEY 23 MISS IRENE CAVALIERI MR ERNEST LEVESQUE MR ROBERT KITCHEN Dept Head 24 MRS ROBERTA ST JOHN MR RAYMOND SABOURIN MR ANDREW CORDELL MR DAVID BOURQER MRS MARION HELFNER MR PHILIP REZENDES 27 MR LOUIS SOUSA Dept Head MRS EMILY McGUIGAN MRS HELEN BURKE MRS LEE McGAW MR RICHARD HEISLER Dept Head MISS MARY LYMBERIS MR EDAKUCEWICH MISS MAUREEN FORD 28 MRS BERTHA GAUDET MRS GAY HUFTY MR MANUEL SILVIA MRS LUCY SANTOS MR CHARLES SILVIA SENIORS Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it; but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is. Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains. David Thoreau ALISON MONICA GRISWOLD A sunny nature wins lasting friendships Al Judo . Rodney the Rascal friendly homecoming court . likes to laugh . March 28 . . Aries . . college (sjwe lie m (d tfie belt jou fum ALAN H IGLESIAS “He lives at ease who freely lives.” Alan guitar an Galley 292 . . Red Roses pet peeve scrambling Ram biers . . . July 28 . . Leo . college ALFRED JAMES MacDONALD Don't just take it easy, take it any way you can get it. Al fishing Duo Painting Co. . . . Judy pet peeve: nosy people June 7 . . . Gemini conservation officer 32 find tfw be t uhM come AMY LOUISE BOOCOCK Tve been down so long, it’s beginning to look up to me Amy . artistic cynical good dresser . . Cun intelligent ceramics Northfield band pet peeve: football games April 15 . . Aries Art School ALLEN GREGORY ZAYATZ The Lord giveth and I taketh away A1 national flags quiet military history Beethoven’s 5th symphony July 31 ... Leo . ALLEN PI LOTTE Whenever 1 feel the urge to exercise I sit down until it passes Pontlous Loves to sleep Good Morning. catching butterflies New Hampshire Jan 18 Capricorn Forestry 33 ANTHONY THOMAS MAI DA II 1 am not bom for one comer; the who) world is my native land.” Tom football loves to ski N.H.S. Nadeaus St Anthonys May 13 Taurus College ANNE MARIE MARSHALL In the midst of winter. 1 found that I had in me an invincible summer Anne nice to know cheerleader John . C F P little Stone Bridge Oct 4 Libra Col low 34 ANTHONY PHILIP RECUPERO I have drunk deep of k y. and I will taste no other wine ” Tony . Eastern Van Lines soccer pet peeve Sandy Point ongmal Jan 50. Capricorn College APRIL GERTRUDE LAWRENCE The supreme happiness of life is the convic- tion that we are loved May beaches talker animals newcomer Elmhurst white Comet April 1 Aries College m te f? Surfing Employment (y 4 BARBARA ROBERTS HUMPHREY Reach out for someone To communicate is the beginning of understanding Barbie walking along the beach motorcycles likes to talk Jan 13 Capricorn . . A ™ W ! X BARBARA JfAN HUTTMAN A merry heart maketh a cheerf countenance ” Barb loves to talk friendly N.H.S . school spirited you'll get yours” . Oct. 1 . Libra College A ‘0 BETH SUSAN LEVISS Be yourself, an ongmal is always better than a copy. Beth horoscopes . individualist , Wt pet peeve arguments Emerson, Ljke. Palmer March 13 V Pisces IT i 13 $ A) O' 1M ' p s Jl ) (j I (V Vs Asp � V . BLAKE DOUGLAS HENDERSON The good that is in you — is the good that you do for others.” Hmda soccer skiing Debbie . friendly pet peeve: school quiet (??) . . . Oct 10 . Libra Air Force Academy BETTY LOUISE DcCASTRO Every day is a feast day to a contented bean.’ Betty . vegetable stand Betch By Golly Wow loves to crochet . pet peeve top lockers . . French club . Can- ada April 27 . . . Taurus . College BRIAN JOSEPH SPERO Reason and judgement are the qualities of a leader Bnan class pres sailing girls, girls, girls Debbie football swimming neat dresser Feb. 24 . . . Pisces Law BRIAN SCOTT MacLAUGHLIN Let the good times roll on. Brian soccer . . . C.F P talkative skiing pet peeve casts sense of humor March 24 Aries . Con- servationist CAROL ANN CARLONE If I can’t be anything else in this world, I can at least be happy. Ca . . . friendly pet peeve hypocrites Mike rally nova Dcca June 7 . . Gemini Marriage 36 CARYL ANN VICTORIA SANTO Si Icncc and sunshine blend ” Caryl bashful modem dance likes kittens pet peeve getting up in the morning Jan 17 . . . Capricorn Col- lege CHARLES ELMER DIETZ I came. I saw. 1 conquered. Chuck soccer Germany Trailer Park swimming . cars fooling around March 26 Aries CAROLYN ELAINE EDDLESTON In Heaven, the only an of living is forgetting and forgiving ” Carolyn Canada '65 Chevy Louie Uncle Roger likes music friendly March 4 . . . Pisces Nursing CELIA ANN TAYLOR I’ve saved some sunlight if you should ever need a place away from darkness Celia writing walks in the country children tennis newcomer Virginia's loss, our gain Dec 28 Capricorn College CATHERINE OLIVIA MARCOUX There are all those early memories, one can- not get another set; one has only those ” Cathy . intelligent reserved Julian pet peeve getting up early sewing June 9 Gemini College 37 M in tftf SuwtnfM ( f iendHij) (el tHe e be tougfou and Ha inq of pfia uU. y ) in Vie dew of (ittfe tfunqS tUf Hea t find it MO niny and U ef eiheJL KtdkM (fibian CHERYL JOANNE SZEUGA From a spark may burse a mighty flame. Sheri . organ and piano sailing loves beautiful and expensive clothes tennis Dec 12 . . Sagittarius Musician 38 CHARLES SAUNDERS He has spent his life best who has enjoyed it most Charlie football cocaptain skydiving pet peeve bad knees easy going C.F.P Apr 26 . . Taurus Undecided CHARLES DEAN TOLLESON The world is nothing but work. Chip . Base Bowling Alley bowling collects beer cans DE(j Make It With You Robin pet peeve: being early for class likes to sleep and talk Sept. 3 . . . Virgo . Air Force Uytt — Jdm dletbanA 4 time befou uien ijauS mud fiut Up tie taskf bloom 4 A 1 OuW neAS ad rolau ujufJd tiemietie am tineti of tfauqtft begad tie ebbing tde, time began am u' udi rati fadpud m tie sad--------- amlgtie Sum routiJ deam tiat appsaaeimg tie ape of tie vt tmedU uHwe Or sea udU open ftpMmg tie mjeSna 4 tamos sou s uneestamtg. fsesi to gmp udi tense fvytV at tie dipping time, aeeeptmg at wad (hum j fdette Hues ------ a rseahom umgue ad unpsedietabtie m etekndg ---- £fo side ! Ifie moiiit fait my faft QjpifiA On its atiA of a sfandt tflwd Jifufal (otohfd dips tukn QmltAsfay ( toLinq m niny SwdouA On tUt fXlUtSntd UHIUS of timt CHRISTAL ANN FA1RHURST The abtliry to be friendly to all is indeed an art Chris . talkative' . drawing swim- ming A Time For Us” . loves to col lect things surprises Apr 26 Taurus Stewardess (J)ontut Qjpatt CYNTHIA LOUISE JESTINGS I never thought love existed until I found it within myself for someone else. Cindi likes to talk to people Pbrts- mouth Plaza animals Keith pet peeve: phonies March 6 Pisces Marriage f CHERYL LYNN WERNER As elegant as simplicity and as warm as ecstasy. Cher an Bay View Nursing Home pet peeve confusion reserved shy Apr 17 . Aries Nursing CHRISTINE ANN DUNNE Today is mine, each shining golden hour Chris . always talking sports Oh, for God’s sake . searcher loves winter May 21 Taurus College 39 CLEN SIMMONS HUMPHREY Whenever there is friendship, there is a chance for human bangs. Zeke Sandy Pbint station wagon cross country . friendly nature always smiling . Oct 27 . Scorpio College DAGMAR CAROLYN SIMOES A happy heart doth win the love of all.” Lyn . . . a great person to know Brig hams . stuffed animals nngs blue Mavenck never a dull moment Dec 21 Sagittarius Social Worker CYNTHIA LYNN JOINT ”1 11 take my outstretched hand and offer it to anyone who needs it.” Cindi writing poetry pet peeve dis- concem among people being alone in quiet places . . Jan. 31 . . Aquarius College DAVID ARCHAMBAULT Take life as you find it, but don’t leave it so. Archie . easy going Raytheon Paula married go to dog races July 9 . . Cancer . . to raise a good family COLEEN ANN JACKSON There is no cosmetic for beauty like happi- ness. Colcen attractive homecoming court searcher parties Island Park Sept 21 . . Virgo College DANIEL LEE WARK Ah' But I was so much older then. I’m younger than that now.” Danny Lady Luck . wants to buy a jeep an individualist flannel shirts and jeans mother nature skiing June 18 Gemini College 40 'te oi DAVID MICHAEL BACARRO For every why he had a wherefore Dave hockey . . . likes to sleep Coulour My World pet peeve stupid puns duh Jan 15 Capricorn Undecided DAVID ROY BARNHART The distance is nothing, it is only the first step that counts ” Dave cars, cars Diane Ricci’s Bonehead Jan 21 Aquarius Undecided DEAN RAYMOND RODERIQUES I strolled down the carefree path of life. Dean not a care in the world Z-28 Camaro . . concerts . likes to drag I want to be a spaceman” . Jan. 11 Capricorn undecided DAVID SARDINHA All the world loves a lover. Dinka Acting playing guitar singing likes to fool around Pet Peeve write in voces A day In The Life” Beatle Freak ties beard April 50 . Taurus Actor DAVID CHRISTOPHER ROPER Look beyond into one’s eyes; speak those unfaultercd words.” Chris . sports fooling around no way” . Barbara Holland Farms friendly . nature good looking Mar 14 Pisces pro baseball DEBORAH LYNN AGUIAR Small in stature, but magnetic of personality ” Deb horsebackriding popular cute . . Jim . always laughing pet peeve: mass confusion talker Feb. 5 . Aquarius . nursing ( 7t (hfAn t uJlo you Hon1 you (h but tflat you wt. 41 DEBORAH LOUISE DOMINGOES To be one’s self is to be happy ” Deb boating Colonial Bakery pet peeve: Nosey people Georgie engaged Colour My World Aug 28 . . Virgo . Employment DEBRA SUSAN RIENDEAU There is nothing worth the wear of winning. but laughter and the love of your friends ” Deb great sense of humor . . tennis parties loves life Island Parker Dec. 2 Sagittarius College s x ovP cr jaPtiny quiet jet (ijftt. -----C oft and utite e%) U - - s pay uttfe caps batte Vie baj. yuVkMu iuqi bee tern ij u --- Admi e Vie beautiful unnte day. cAt Ndt Aoieoem DEBORAH ANN FIELD Nature invented her to be the fountainspnng of cheerfulness.” Debbie what a talker' dancing a hi and a smile for everyone band N.H.S. secretary . July 27 . . Leo College DENNIS PATRICK BRADY Moderation in temper is a virtue, but modera- tion in principle is a vice. Den spons history buff . . . nice to know Make Me Smile pet peeve 18 minute lunches . Nov. 7 . . . Scorpio College DENNIS RICHARD MINNERLY Just a free and easy thinker.” Ant Sandy Pbmt Cork it! . . Dorians water skiing pet peeve: girls in fast cars Aug 4 . Leo Air Force 42 JdeMS iHtnH Viat U)0ki no mattes Hon1 nfteMNUj. no How justified, U not a Ckime. y(d Vie infantuj, and OaH Vie dead. Sknrit fienun wau. DENNIS ALAN STOVALL Til never grow old from worry Dennis skiing pet peeve: unfriendly people sailing B G easygoing Nov 7 . . Scorpio College DIANE MARIE CAPLIN The best friends are those who know how to keep the same silences.” Slick . . Alice Brayton’s Green Animals sports chess sunrises pet peeves: Vacuum cleaners and lace V W Aug 23 Virgo College DIANE WILSONCROFT Keep your face to the sunshine, and you can- not see the shadow Dye Hit or Miss pet peeve snobs Dave Let s go DECA June 27 . . Cancer . . Business College ) tycMinij in Vie Snow of ds earns C}o(d ohstatdeA (Houd sound fading Cjwiennrinti in Vie Sea of mind disoHen ImueiA imftede psoyseAS j eauHinq foi Vie outstseteHed Hand of fueneLHip dHose uHo do not take dhidkate Vie att mfit. dKfitH diiASOnnette DIXIE ANN TURRENTINE Contentment opens the source of every joy.” Dix Gilchrist swimming and surfing Try . Mike pet peeve snobs May 30 Gemini Modeling School DONNA GAYLE HOWARD Nothing is as contagious as her enthusiasm. Donna sewing . gymnastics Kim pet peeve: going to the orthodontist Ekaya! . parties long flights to Ari- zona July 19 Cancer College 43 tfn tfiiS m of mwL UHtU. in ItiiA atmu aye. imus Km (Hanged. Wf Htwt ttasntd tfiat ux akt qutjfo of nrittnef. tkauettto txtuxin tux stations. )Vt must diActxW Sttuhty untilin oawtn. fBoMS past( nai DOROTHY SPAULDING Write it on your heart that every day is the best day of the year Dot travel pet peeve cliques and stuck-up people You’ve Got A Friend” Almy and Chase Const, Inc Feb 28 Pisces Medical Secretary DONNA ELVIRA ONORATE Easy going in nature. Donna travel DECA . Camaro pet peeves: liars and living at home . music . . Ray’s Flower Shop Siamese cats Manny May 11 . . . Taurus Florist EDWARD SCOTT STOVALL I take things as they come — easy Scott . sports Dorians Galley 292 football pet peeve: 7:43 a.m. . . . baseball Nov 2 . Scorpio Unde- cided vin i DONNA LYNN TELLES Summer holds no painful chill to nature or to man Donna Brad lees loves sports California pet peeve snobs United We Stand Aug 18 Leo Col- ELAINE ST LAURENT As bright as a bit of the sun. Lainie likes to skip school Cherry Hill Park friendly jeans pet peeve: school . Nov. 28 . . . Sagittarius . . Secretary 44 ELIZABETH JO BARTER There is no satisfaction where there is no laughter. Betty great sense of humor Sandy Point horseback riding flag twirler . Oct. 18 Libra College FAITH CHRISTINE ZABRISKIE Goodness is the an of loving people and hav- ing them love you.” Zab . . spons French Club Pres Canada groovy Uncle Roger dependable Dec 11 Sagittarius Teaching ELIZABETH ANN DREGHORN In the morning the sun will find me a peace- ful girl at last for in one moment of my life I will be free. Beth Sandy Point needlepoint pet peeve: bang called Bethie Singing in the Rain . Jan. 30 . Aquanus College FRANK ARTHUR LUCIER Meanwhile, back at the ranch. Hemi cars, cars, cars likes to have a good time pet peeve: volkswagem outgoing Feb 17 Aquarius Mechanic � ELLEN LURENE CURTIS Always leave them laughing when you say goodbye” Ellen sailing flag twirler people watcher pet peeve braces Michael likes a good time Mar 18 Pisces Nursing 45 Ole uniime iA tkufti QM and OiMAOme to beHM. Hut don't (it tHe fiA ntidinij Hif r Q pod tHe st iy tedd. Ao pe feetwn ia tHe umduouA uW 3� diflUtA of (jOodneAA mrit be. One fo (fod untOdnQ. And tfie otfie one fo natuM f U. Anon. Vte iA a eukieuA pakadot t at no One (On (tf Ain )l4u undeutand tHe eapinij of tde gwn udo undeutnnd flou1 SfMiUj iA boin out of unnteh J (abounij pain Ol udy ive mait oft die a bit before ue live aqain. A nt Cje neA f Ont Afie 3antaiticA JAMES EDWARD CARBERRY Life is just a bowl of cherries, and I am hungry. Jim . White’s Mobil drag racing skiing soccer talkative' Nov. 25 Sagittarius Mechanic FREDERICK ANTHONY PALKOVIC II A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men.” Fred athletics pet peeve: Steward hamburgers Summer Recreation Steering committee June 14 . Gemini College GERALD VINCENT MUNSON The world is a stage and everyone on it is an actor Jerry sports Sandy Pbint pet peeve: library Clue me in . . Dec. 25 Capricorn Forestry GEORGE McCARTY What care I. when I can rest, kill time, and take life at its best? Butch easygoing talkative pool . Bowler Van of Storage pet peeve: showoffs Sept 2 . . . Virgo Undecided JAMES JOHN GALUSKA Happiness is not the end of life, character is.” Jim Raytheon Canteen . Sally . . likes to get up late . hockey buff . Aug. 25 Virgo Architect 46 JAMES A LILLEY With our hands joined together, we will create the universe.” Jim wants to thumb across the USA. Student Council pet peeve being the slowest halfback Kathy nice dresser Apr. 25 . . Taurus College JAMES MICHAEL SOUSA I’m not quiet, I just give others a chance. Jim most musical . Rhapsody in Blue kind quiet? loves to play the coronet . Jan. 25 . Aquanus Musician QV, d mv: ptuit of ouwdm Wf tdtt: nd in oa (uffi. wib. sftt b, mms. oiom. JAMES JOSEPH MURRAY Let us live then and be glad, while young life is before us.” Jim football bike nding South County Construction pet peeve watching baseball considerate Oct 4 Libra Doctor ( ujtbwd. tonfi. ilouHSi. (PfwtegwpflA. Hut iA til, pittu , a tutiH of til, tiLg? J Us,M? f)b it anytHiny u itH ut tUf SmtdH and sail bwje and tflt yrddoa1 uHDnttH udttn tfif foy fifth d (M! but dJ (fot af( Vlat. too. ( dt u njxtod fouvek on vi, U tAttuY f witbum diet of my JAMES VAN HOF It is far easier to do and die than it is to reason why. Jim sailing intelligent friendly an individualist interested in everything football tackle Apr 2 Aries . Engineering JANET ANNE B LA ESS I have no yesterdays, time took them away; tomorrow may not be — but 1 have today. Jan sewing and painting always smiling Pete pet peeve short summers . SP Sept 16 Virgo College 47 Tfte e o e os many niyHts os days, and tHe One is just OS tony OS tHe etUri in tftf ym j count. HVA a Kappa t e cannot be untflout a m asuie of da Kne b, ond (He uwd HafJfMj imitd lose its meaning ij vt uvu not balanced by adness. cJt is jak better to tale tHinys os % come atony untH patience and eepuuuMUd. JANICE A MARTIN Good nature and a happy life go hand in hand. Jan Burger Chef majorettes sewing slciing N.H.S. . quiet in her own way always ready to help June 23 . . Cancer . College JAYNE MARIE POSEY Most people are about as happy as they ma up their minds to be. Jayne Grants pet peeve school an traveling 4-H sewing July 20 Cancer College JOANNE HONNEN I know you believe you understand what it is you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard — isn’t what I meant. Honnen , «ports . . . poetry pet peeve conformity Bob Dylan occult March 8 Pisces . Aspiring Writer JODY LYNN FITZGERALD Nothing lasts longer than a happy memory.” Jody . . likes to read newcomer theme from Love Story Jack May 23 Gemini Elementary Education JOHN PATRICK ABELL Happiness is the fruit of existence Abe guitar golf . . . women newcomer Alone Again. Naturally” Nov. 6 . Scorpio Veterinarian JOHN ROGER ICART He who hesitates is lost.” John football wrestling cars pet peeve: burnt wires New York September 3 Virgo college JOHN JOSEPH SERAPH IS A good humor makes ail things tolerable. John . football cars . . travel Chicago La Forge Casino pet peeve cars faster than VW’s November 14 . . Scorpio . college JOHN WHEELER MUELLER The sun’s not yellow, it’s chicken ” O. J pet peeve A M radios drawing travel . Baby Let Me Follow You Down” . . most bashful . . March 22 Pisces college JOHN EDWARD SULUVAN Athletic, friendly, kind, another like him you’ll never find ” Sully . football co-captain yearbook jock . . Sandy Point . . . Pat .3 letter man April 20 Taurus col- lege To dream upon the moon and wish It could carry you away To other shores and other places of peace; and yesterday. And the waves shall roll forever And the moon’s glow shall always live — And I would give you Peace and yesterday — If they were mine to give. J. Honnen JOHN LLOYD SUNDERLAND True wit is nature to advantage dressed, what oft was thought, but never so well expressed.” John Newport Creamery spons Chicago ping pong music pet peeve: cloches that don’t fit sports Sept 12 . . Virgo spons writer 49 JON WADSON VASHON The strongest man in the world, is he who stands most alone . Jon avid skiier loves photography DECA soccer Ceramic An pet peeve: stuck-up people July 15 . . . Cancer . Photographer JUDITH SANDRA PERV1N He who forever seeks a brighter tomorrow and finds no happiness today, has missed the meaning of life.” Judi friend to all . . White Comet . Beanie and Cecil.” . . pet peeve people who can’t trust others . Nov. 1 . . . Scorpio . College JULIAN DAVID SMITH ”1 am not always right, but I am seldom wrong. Julian . cynical likes war stories homecoming king Cathy keen intellect . Class Philosopher Feb. 19 Aquarius College 7o ftn n1 SOmfOnf ftfhf 0) tfti e udft uftm you cm fttft tfttke iA undfdandiny in Split of distmt A i HhayfttA un ifmstd tftd cm tfdt tftlA eatfft a yobdtn ---- O'auld a y tdi miwftt tab ptan tftm fo uA to (ooft tftkouyft tat ft dfttSA tytA fo an idtant? (lVe iftoaftd fu t in a(t tftf aytA of tftf u'Okftd in m ftouic ?f(. 3)aouL r Tft stau JOSEPH NORMAN LAFLEUR. JR To have a talent and use it is a triumph in itself.” Joe . . . automobiles . . amiable . . likes to have a good time . Island Park Sears Apr. 27 . . Taurus Undecided JOSEPH ROBERT FINNEGAN T never think of the future, it comes soon enough ” Joe quiet in some ways . pet peeve cliques basketball . Family of Man Oct. 26 . . . Scorpio . . . Undecided 50 you tan Jo Iftf (Ommfm lHcny of (iff in On uncommon uwjt you ritt command tilf attention of tih uwid. Cf. JVa Kinyt m Gakveh KATHARINE ELIZABETH CALDWELL Individuality is the salt of common life K. C - calss individualist searcher cast parties poetry great person- ality tennis May 18 Taurus College lfou utcm and HaftpinfW (if you .. . (JR ow to (ftp nappy, and youi joy and you fo m an ini'intib(f Koit ayaintf. difftfuuifA. JULIE ANN FERREIRA Speech is great, silence is greater Julie . tennis business student Greg pet peeve: A-13 ■ Bradlees never a word” . July 14 Cancer Undecided KAREN ANN KING If only I could find the words to express how I really feel Ka roller skating Paul drive-ins likes to skip classes pet peeve cli- ques Oct 15 Libra College KATHLEEN MARGARET ELLENWOOD Life is what you make it. Kathy Toyota . S. T pet peeve sho.t nails . . . spons driving in the country . . March 29 - Aries Unde- cided KATHLEEN ANN LEARY Peaceful is the way life should be lived. Kathi judo and karate . clown tall and thin . carefree wants to see life first . March 3 Pisces Unde- cided 51 iS tHf dying Sun in tHe fate afte )noo i. tfat mefis tf ougH ou) unndows and Spiffs upon tfe ffoo). M ue ita)e into Iff fandseapes of- out many-fined Hands. uondfUny of foit moments, tkaeing tfe uo)d tutS xfen. do) someufese bftuwn on) drifting SiyHs time Has stopped and cauyHt us. passed, ent Hosed in a stiff-fife p iSm in tff figHt of a dying Sun. Ufauka rJ(ifty KATHLEEN MARIE VIERA I am yesterday, you arc today, let us join to make tomorrow.” Kathy . sometimes quiet? tan mustang . . . considerate dental assistant friendly . . What?” . June 9 Gemini College KATHLEEN ANN OLIVEIRA I have room for one more friend, and he is every man.” Kath . . a hi for all pet peeve deadlines NHS. . happy and smiling sewing and poetry thoughtful Without You” Irgend staff beaches Feb 24 Pisces College KATHLEEN MARY Me MURPHY Never give up trying” McMurph . loves to help others pet peeve cliques photography Don End of the World” . Sept. 4 . . . Virgo Employment KATHLEEN JEAN REZENDES Some say she’s quiet, others doubt it ” Kathy shy until you know her always smiling Bob likes to stay out of trouble Hathaway Mar. 20 Aries Secretary KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN WIER Liberty of thought is the life of the soul. Bunch Navy Base pet peeve: school photography likes to try everything animals Mar 14 Pisces Secretary cMy fuend is not pesfftt, no) am SJ and so ue Suit eatH otfe) fetande) (Pope 52 )Hd rf7 L(hi' of fu nSj uhmM 7 iv hasned {son bfiwf on tUf Sta tnij no puui (jOitUj U'itfl tfif UHAU nu uuj MSU Has 1)0) Home dJ'df sfmK t oa IsUndfu fAutA. non1 SttSfL pfottA fnoun to Onfj me. J6 toff Udi uHfSf ntbodtj ( OfA y( t U. nton time-. KENNETH FONTAINE Youth is confidence Ken loves to work on cars Mary easy going in nature amiable Employment KEVIN LAWRENCE VORSE ’Quietly he walks, and never misses a step Kevin coin collecting . sports fan loves to sleep and watch TV quiet July 51 . Leo Accountant KEITH GERARD BISSONNETTE Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed.” Keith Coachman Acting writing jeans and flannel shirts . N HS Legend staff July 50 Leo College )Pf mij fMn V tHf UHfid fuptn h (fi§d Ji(((TKuin KIM A BISSONNETTE An unkind word is the reflection of an unthinking mind.” Kim football Coachmen Donna hockey volkswagens The Kids outgoing July 30 ... Leo College LAURIE SUE SAWYER Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Laur . . . yearbook editor friendly Carroll’s . . Hi. ya! . . Good News sincere friend diligent worker Nov. 5 . Scorpio . . College 53 LILLIAN ANN ORCUTT Never underestimate the power of a woman Lily . . . sports . traveling Europe Rich N.H.S. pet peeve Disci- plinarians works hard for class Nov 10 Scorpio Special Education USA MARIE BROWNELL I never think of the future, it comes soon enough Lisa easy going Warwicks Mike pet peeve people who hate life Oh my God! . tall and thin Dec. 31 . . Capricorn Undecided UNDA ANN MARIE MELLO A smile is worth a thousand words, so let’s just keep them guessing Half-Pint Science dept nice to every- one works on cars pet peeve unhap- piness quick to laugh Jan. 28 Aquarius Nursing LOCKQUETTA GAYLE MOBLEY Grace was in her steps, and in every gesture dignity Loclu attractive Nugents Arthur liked by all modelling . Nov. 30 Sagittarius Dedicate life to God UNDA DARLENE HEISER How far that little candle throws its beams ” Linda mountain climber flag rwirler camper nice to know Mr Washington pet peeve physiology Nov 26 Sagittarius Nursing 54 LORI BETH WRATH ALL lt’$ not what you do. it’s what you’re caught doing.” Lori . tennis panics loves to laugh Newport N.H.S. nursing Aug 6 . Leo College MARGARET MICHELLE FOLEY Happiness is a by-product of an effort to make someone happy. Marg likes to be with people, and have fun shy pet peeve unfriendly people Colour My World” May 17 Taurus Special Education IRf st Uj of d i iA not iMfmttint. )Wuit iA i rt wfant iA Visit Oni iA CSlfXlhff of ( i . iA f)f Ksif)S Vis onlly (jdiMfM ux ake [xSMittsil of TfysA MARIE THERESA KALOGERAS The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it. Marie . First National pet peeve inse- curity . piano . Donnie walks on the beach going out N.H.S. Aug 27 Virgo Nursing LYNN MARIE BAXTER A soft smile and a quiet way ” Lynn . macrame tennis pet peeve people who make fun of others nice to know Accountant's office . . thoughtful Jan 24 Aquarius Secretary MARIA EVELYN MARTIN Paint the world as you see it. with no false hopes or dreams ’ Mana Wannamoisett Country Club painting ceramics and pottery Glen pet peeves hard clay and dirty paint brushes Apr 12 Aries College 55 MARIE SILVERIA The little care that fretted me. I lost them yesterday, among the fields above the sea. among the winds at play.” Marie Newport National Bank piano horseback riding . . long walks Ray pet peeve: newspapers . Oct 8 . . Libra . Secretary MARLENE ANN VIVEIROS The warmest moments in life are those shared with a friend. Marlene considerate Nurse’s Office loves to bowl Dec. 12 . . . Sagittarius Secretary MARK EDWARD VANNOY Take it easy ” Marcus . Cafe 200 . sports Bev pet peeve: soccer coaches parties Aqualung March 12 . . Pisces Undecided MARK STENN1NG The highest of distinctions is to serve others.” Mark likes to work on cars amiable basketball buff pet peeve Volkswagens likes to have a good time June 26 Cancer College 56 ( MARVIN DEVETT FERRELL. JR “Love the one you're with ” Sugar Bear pet peeve two-faced people Cotta Farms sports old cars . .. S. P likes to joke and laugh Apr 9 . Aries College MELISSA N BIGELOW Fear is the lock and laughter the key to your heart Missy majorette nice to know pet peeve insincerity likes to take long walks . Simon and Garfunkle Sc Anthony's . . June IS . . . Gemini Col- lege ti f fOnnat (fain j-iant anf Onfltfi unlit uff staff stoutinn at onf Onattfi ------- unlit iM Sf)fat (fuiftfij enaugt s ttat aui uaid tan !)f tfa d as uftt as oui (Rietakd At Afvton v MARY ELIZABETH LACER DA Every imagination of the thoughts of my mind is always trouble ” Maya . Willow Brook Manor drawing and painting Domingo likes to cause trouble . . Colour My World pet peeve having to be quiet Feb. S . . . Aquarius . Undecided Aa set ttf faitt as it tkuty is, SnUitt and t)(uf and Ifffuli ut in ttat flfinat sitfnti utfif it jt als. is la Sit iidfiS an ttf faitt toyfttfi, biattfiS an ttat biigtt (aiftinfSS in ttf flfinat tatd-------- biattfiS uta (non1 nau1 % Okf tkuty biattfiS. diftdxitd Ataei ist MARSHA KAUFMAN . . petty fears and petty pleasures are but the shadow of reality.” Marsha intelligent pet peeve anyone over five feet tall majorette N H.S. . Cynical Leo’s . July 8 Can- cer College MARY LOU MICHELLE SOARES Never quiet, never still; always talking, always will.” Mar Dorians pet peeve: school Bay View Nursing Home loves to talk friendly Nov 21 Scorpio Nursing 57 MICHAEL STEVEN BOYD If I were falling from a sixty story building. I'd say. so far, so good. Boyd individualistic . . . military history . . . music appreciation . war games 1812 Overture Aug. 31 . Virgo Navy Career MICHAEL JOSEPH LEVESQUE A time to be silent, and a time to speak Mike likes to travel Heartbreaker . . suk-luk quiet until you get to know him . Aug 29 . . . Virgo College MICHAEL JAMES CINOTTI Happy is the man who can call today his own. Mike . soccer B G . good music . . Colour My World” pet peeve con- ceited college grads fire station Feb 26 . . Pisces . Fire Fighter MICHAEL HATZBERGER When he walked in. the fun began” Mickey Galley 292 soccer Knights in White Satin easy going sports . Schlitz . Nov. 24 . . Sagittarius Employment ( 7 d do anijtHiny Onijont, J fot to (tain attain a SBut --------------- imitt 0) tu . MICHAEL ROGER GUERTIN Simplicity is the deepest wisdom Mike . green VW Bayview Nursi Home Zoning One consider likes to listen to good music . . Ma 19 Anes College 58 MICHAEL JOHN STRAK The main thing in life is not to be afraid to be human. Mike Naval Exchange pet peeve noisy people phone booth jams work on cars GTO What’s up? May 29 . Gemini To Experience Ever- ything MICHAEL F MEDEIROS He smiles with intent to do mischief . Mike Eastern Van Lines pet peeve loud mouths Ellen always late football Trembley’s June 21 Cancer College MICHELLE RODINE CHAMPUN It’s only the giving that makes you what you are. Michelle Colonial Ice Cream pet peeve: false people art Bruce parties water skiing Sept 21 Virgo College 59 T i(n(L fuu a uxuj y moling 11A jeel needed 7)1 U Iom a uwu ! moling uA give jf luuL lewe a wag (j muling uA love llim nulling uA cake ( Jn lie ntidl oui gfoom. Tuend law a wag of opening Oa leakU up ------ ulen ufe guv llfnt lie time one! fte 7 onnen MURIEL CARR VON VILLAS A bad dicss rehearsal means a good show.” Moo soloist at Trinity Church . pet peeve: Larangitis classical music . . act ing always singing! Carriage House Dec. 17 . . Sagittarius . . . Direct thea- tre and teach voice fl ' MONA LEE LYGA It’s better to be small and shine, than to be big and cast a shadow Mona. Mona Maria's Restaurant pet peeve: stuck-up people always talking swimming . . motorcycles . . Nov. 13 Scorpio Air Force NANCY ANNE LEMIEUX Each individual has a place in the world, and it is important, in some respect, whether he chooses to be so or not.” Nan horseback nding witchcraft Roger pet peeve stuck-up people . . individualist . majorettes . March 18 . . . Pisces . . College NOREEN ELAINE NOLAN When you are joyous, look deep into your heart and you shall find it is only that which has given you sorrow that is giving you joy.” Nor . . loves to analyze things . J. T. likes to dance and listen to good music . hates Tuesdays . . Nov. 6 . . Scorpio Shrink 60 PAMELA GRACE GLINES Notsc is no« necessary for success Pam First National pet peeve: know- it-all teachers piano and guitar Michael loves to shop Moon River” Sept. 30 . . Libra Marriage PATRICIA ANN LAPOINTE Got to move on, got to travel, walk away my blues Pat guitar teacher pet peeves frizzies and dresses sports likes to be alone PR What's upr . Nov 22 Sagittarius College PATRICIA ANN NORTH Full of smiles, full of fun, she is liked by everyone Pat Colonial Ice Cream pet peeve boredom cheerleading likes to talk and have a good time swimming Nov 3 - - Scorpio College PAUL HENRY BURKE The reward of a thing well done, is to have it done. Paul American Tourister . cars Rene Island Park . . July 8 . . Cancer Undecided ( PowfkjJt y{ i Hftty fayts da i wd faiyftt fx sessiny mutk m e fata UyHs. TRey M fate entkOnte fa fab mind g t beutoki you uidd find, fmtdud ate % If,at udlat is unsaid, tdey may say. Xjes, eyes l)iy and unde. Jftty leitad udwl (its inside. cA'faie- Kedhyesas PATRICIA BRANN MEAGHER I've seen sunny days that I thought would never end. Tris . Bayvicw Nursing Home pet peeve PHS bathrooms likes to swim and go horseback riding individualist expressive eyes Fire and Rain . May 29 Gemini Employment 61 PETER VanDEVEER HOFF If I can’t find a way. I’ll make one!” Pete skiing always has an excuse sailing trombone hand-me-down Land Rover . . always talking . . July 8 Cancer College TV PAULA WRENA HART Friends are flowers in the garden of life.” Paula sewing tennis . majorettes camping . long red hair . quiet??? . Oct. 28 Scorpio . Undecided PETER JOHN ANDREA Opportunity knocks but once; temptation leans on the doorbell Pete football Trembley’s Janet hockey Savoy Blue Elmhurst Aug. 18 . . Leo College R JEFFREY HUTH Scop talking, stop thinking, and there is noth- ing you will not understand Jeff guitar Stateboro Blues” newcomer friendly March 14 Pisces . College Tfepe nteanS to teep (iiHnq Omid deSf)e dtion and to tap tuMMiny in tie dariness. ff f)in(j is (nouHnq tiat tie e iS U it is Ut in tontorrou1 it is fading as(eep and uattnq aqain. uien tie San iSeS. (In tie nudst of a yah at sea. it is to distorts (and. 0n tie eyes of (metier (9t is to see tiat (e understands you. mm PHILIP LAWRENCE VAIIXANCOURT He who will not when he may, shall have not when he will.” Phil Halliwell Engineering A sc pet peeve barnng spiders likes to walk and breathe March 19 . Aries . Archi- tectural Engineer 62 RANDALL JAMES WEATHERFORD Good humor makes all things tolerable ” Randy pet peeve studious people cars likes to race and eat Dodge Dan Soccer . Whole Lot of Love” July 12 Cancer . To be successful He Sea iunA ui tflout end. cjomfti n A (oudy, SOenftiMfA Su ftf)n{Mj (Seating mmdtionA and itnfuieA in tUf Sand. Ot iA tfie Hint untfl file. qfcu Some of uA (fuutfj. otfeiA until fault On, taiinn tune, and tht fiffeueneeA Ckfotf (infA and ienfAtASiOnA. and oui feu A. (i ff tflf Uind. s tou' ufldt (uij)f)enA in 0u SOufs. efflue rBL RALPH KING You are a child, of the universe; no less than the trees and the stars, you have a nght to be here Ralph skiing sports girls La Forge Casino Judy Blue Eyes” . pet peeve prejudiced people cross country Dec 8 Sagittarius Parapsychol- ogy RICHARD ANTHONY CAMARA Give me a car and a wide open field.” Richie cars motorcycles music hunting and fishing What are you. a wise guy? . . Quonset View Farms March 7 . . Pisces Air Force RAYMOND LEE WALKER His life is spent on an ocean «rave. Ray surfing Black Label Dori- ans . . C.Y.O. Mt Hope Marina House pet peeve working Thick As A Bnck” April 9 . Aries College RICHARD PAUL CARON Have a good time, wherever you’re going Rich drawing electronics motor- cycles . . Eastern Van Lines . likes to travel pet peeve wet magnets Jan. 3 . Capricorn . . . Vocational 63 RICHARD H RICE I’ll get by with a little help from my friends Rich works on cars . . football pet peeve: Fords and losing Tremblays Liiy White Rat Nov 2 Scorpio . . Undecided ROBERT BURNS TURRENTINE If only we knew how to look at life Turps . art photography likes sports and being with people . . Your Song pet peeve: no money June 12 Gemini . Professional Photographer Pain On my )oof tuddfA Die daiftnfM and ) PtliApfSA in mij fas to Sfmind mi of ttii time uw kd La efoot atsoA nuf Nftinda ( PaSAOnA ROBERT PARKER JOL1E, JR We arc still very much a pan of time, even when we reject it. Bob . NEX Personal Services pet peeve arguing Robin travelling Bluebird. . Europe . . Oct. 29 Scorpio . College SJf undfStlood. fife is Simfdij a jest; (df miAundesttood. (iff IxtomeA a pat One oiiuomi. (iff U em at sett. To pitySimA of ttie (Patti. fife iA a teit. )Ptl n SitimpuAtifd tttSOuijK (jOii. ( pifi iA at iU Lett. cAftKen dSaLa RICHARD PONTE Old man take a look at my life. Tiny . Eastern Van Lines pet peeve: rainy days . cars . motorcycles Birchwood wall scrambling . Have You Ever Seen the Rain Apr 4 Aries . . To be wealthy ROBERT JOHN KIELBASA It is better for a man to remain in silence and allude to his stupidity, than to open his mouth and erase all doubt. Rob . bird watching . . violin music golf . Evil Ways sports Legend staff . . July 25 . . Leo College 64 ROBIN ELIZABETH GARFORTH I smile, I laugh, and when it’s necessary. I work. Little Rob . friendly . . . Colour My World . . nice dresser cheerleading pet peeve: quiet people considerate . Dec 51 . Capricorn Employment ROY MARTIN MAIN I will speak what I believe today, even if it should contradict all I said yesterday. Roy horseback riding football and baseball water skiing pet peeve foolish quotes . You are Everything” . . Aug. 14 . Leo Medicine 'Iftt W M U a tsO inQ ydoAS (in yu A bad t eueJUf nm tte ) ff tion of fiiA (non fa . T)oa'n dt it and it in tu n unit dod i ou dy ufm you-. dauyd at it and untfi it. and it iA a, Jody, Kind tOmjXinum. i M n ay i (ham ROBIN DALE SCHAUSEIL Ready for anything you might ask; be it fun. or be it a task. Robin . worked hard for the class pet peeve: rainy days travelling sewing . Class Treasurer Dec. 17 . . . Sagittarius . . College r JHfk U not unti too M foi SO M a ckedtukt as man. dt iA by studying dittf tfiinyS tfiat u attain tfi y dt ait of Kaiiny as mud ftofyrin M as passiht . Q Omutd CjoftnAon ROBERT DAVID VINCENT Just a free and easy thinker. Bob . Stanley Green’s Renee yellow opel . easy to get along with March 9 . Pisces Undecided ROSS WILLIAM BUTZ Kindness does not demand a reason — only a result.” Ross Commissary . . Tcri . . . Celica Tuesday nights pet peeve: conceited people . Get Ready Apr. 22 . Taurus . . Travel 65 dim it UOS. s(nd tvHat a time it a as. cJt m . . . time of innvtente. a time (f COnUdeneeS. (-dony ayo ... it must be . . . (7 Have a pHeitvywpH. (Pkesem you) memvUeS; IHey )e af( tHdts (eft you. Q imvn - Pfak uiJbH STEVEN CRAIG HE1LBORN Love thy neighbor, especially if she is pretty. Opi baseball likes to keep healthy . . nice to know pet peeve: essays . coin collecting May 16 Taurus . Coast Guard (7 Have l))m y tv spend on pain 3 Hm jlcutH to uatt up !ea Haie tvuyaye tv jiyHt danye) utien it comes tHe e is nV defense oyainst tvnetineSS. RUSSELL COM BRA Be it little or much, be content with what you have. Russ . . motorcycling hunting likes to have a good time pet peeve unsociable people March 27 . . Aries . . . Undecided SUSAN ELIZABETH DONNELLY CjoHn WsH {nytund Without love and laughter there is no joy ” Sue Nadeau's . . Paul Oh, Help! peculiar laugh always friendly M.G. . . pet peeve snotty people . . . St. Anthony's . . Jan 28 . . Aquarius Hairdressing STEPHEN FERREIRA If friendship were the wine of life, he’d be drunk. Steve art . Village Barber Shop great to know class vice president pet peeve red VW's . likes to eat munchies Apr 16 Aries College SUSANNE CAROL DuBOIS She came talking, she stayed talking, she left talking. Sue Pete and Flo's pet peeve staring water skiing dancing Ski Club Make It With You . July 13 . . . Cancer Airline Stewardess 66 THOMAS CHASE The greatest fools in life are those who don't fool around a little Tom red VW The Times They Are A ' Changing pet peeve pep assemblies quiet??? . . May 28 . . Gemini College - -JM VICKI LYNN BOURGEAU I’ve seen the hills and the road beyond, then why have I stopped here- Vicki . embroidery reading pet peeve: inconsiderate people Bob Dylan K B June 29 Cancer Social Worker THOMAS MICHAEL CLARK Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. Tom the Marx Brothers tennis classical music pet peeve: term papers likes to read and write Beethoven’s Ninth” Aug 19 Leo Writer WENDY ANN THAYER I am a pan of all that I have met. Boo Bear ceramics cheerleading plays Rick good times Sandy Point Student Council homecoming queen . July 18 Cancer College (Peatt is a daily, a ue My. a montlly process. gradually clanging CpiuionS. slouly eroding old barriers. quietly building am sthuctures. y{nd louem undramatu tie pukSutt of peace. Iit pursuit must go On. Ojoln P. rJ fnnidy VERNON LEWIS GORTON The worst thing about Friday nights is Satur- day mornings Vem Chase Farms Basketball Trembley’s . panics Nov 15 . . . Scorpio College On lie stage . . . assumed until some ega d to procedure; in emyday fife, tie mtieipants act tleir pads untlout consideration titles for suitability of setae or for tie uords spolen by tie rest of tie east: tie result is a general tendency for tlings to be brouglt to tie level of farce eien ulen tie tleme iS StUouS Mr {ntlony ( PouxH 67 WILLIAM N EICHORN He finds pleasure in doing kindness to others. Bill newcomer pet peeve: moving likes to sleep late friendly . July 21 . . . Cancer Engineer PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE CHARLES LACEY CURTIS WILLIAMS DENNIS CHARLES SEALE DIANE MARIE HALLAS EDWIN TURNER JEFFREY L MELLO KEITH OLIVEIRA KEVIN BRADY MARLENE M KINDELL MATTHEW JAMES COGSWELI NICHOLAS JAMES WILLIAMS PAUL OLIVIER PAGES ROBERT GARY VALENTE RUSSELL LATHROP STEPHEN W GASKINS STEVEN MICHAEL DANIELS WILLIAM ROBERT McKEE TJn oui fuiy and muddle )Ve aet lihe thildsen. eat off. died fsom ouksdues. Sound by St If if ftame. The yeass dump past (7n theii ayony. wattuia. Jdot a sinule path leads bach To the yasden of oui youth. Tffesman WILLIAM GEORGE ROBERTS What you can do today you can put aside for tomorrow! Willie Maplewood Farms . cars pet peeve: conceited people . . Mopar” heavy rock drive-ins . Nov ) . . . Scorpio . Employment WILLIAM THOMAS ELLIS He loved to play the game of hall, he gave his best, he gave his all. Rocky sports Pete's Levesque Bros pet peeve: lunches skiing class plays . Oct. 24 Scorpio . . College (T unsh you net only the joy of yieat diAeooexy-. EJ unsh foi you a uwild of confidence in man and man.S humanity. 0 u wild of confidence in season, so that as you uwih you may be inspiied by the Hope that uhat you find tall male men fseei and bettci . . . yfnon. As each of us look back at our High School years, we will remember the good and the bad. the classes, the teachers and the various events. But our world was not just limited to Portsmouth High School. We also saw the war in Vietnam, Drug Abuse, the assassinations at the Olympics in Munich, Germany and general world unrest. Many individuals look at these problems and ask themselves how the young adults of today will fare against the dilemmas of tomorrow. Up until now, we, the class of 1973 have only had the opportunity to observe the world around us. With the knowledge and experience we have gained, we now intend to participate and help shape our society. Using our skills we will step out into the world and take our positions. We realize that the world will never be perfect, but we Hope, in some way, to make it better. 70 71 72 UM Ua Eft is onfij unp tf uit t (eve tfi miff. wjoU tftf. O-tb b ynoUeu y aJm'idti fv and 'Mpeft. I Best All Around WENDY THAYER BRIAN SPERO Most Mischievous BETTY BARTEE PETER ANDREA Most Musical MICHELLE HAMMONDS JIM SOUSA Class Intellectual MARSHA KAUFMAN JIM VAN HOF Gass Individualists KATHY CALDWELL JULIAN SMITH Most Attractive TRIS MEAGHER JOHN SULLIVAN Best Business Student DIXIE TURRENTINE JOE La FLEUR Class Flirt lilyTorgutt DAVE SARDINHA Most Bashful CARYL SANTO JOHN MUELLER Most Likely to be Remembered WENDY THAYER BRIAN SPERO Most School Spirited ELLEN CURTIS BRIAN SPERO PAT LaPO|NTE JOHN SULLIVAN Most Artistic MARIA MARTIN STEVE FERREIRA 77 Best Actor and Actress WENDY THAYER DAVE SARDINHA Most Reliable ELLEN CURTIS BRIAN SPERO Most likely to succeed ANNE BRADY BRIAN SPERO Class Philosophers MARSHA KAUFMAN JULIAN SMITH Gass Clown BETTY BARTEE DAVE SARDINHA Easiest to get along with DEB RIENDEAU STEVE FERREIRA 78 UNDERCLASSMEN You must not know too much, or be too precise or scientific about birds and trees and flowers and watercraft; . . . Walt Whitman J. Arkins. S Alexander, H Angel. ) Alvinas. E Boils, R Anderson, S Bloom. S Andrews. G. Baer, C. Austin, L Alvamas. M Bennet. N Beldon, A Borodemus, J Borden. D. Barboza, M Borkowski, P Adams, L. Bradic, D Anderson. C Beaut age 80 C Dame, N. Coute, L Cottrell, D Cosgrove, D. Drake, B Dietz, L DeStefano, K Chappell, R Brin- ghurst, K. Daniels. B Castiglia, K. Co wen, P Brosso, M. Coeffy, G Carr, D. Clark, M Chester, M Caron, D. Gabral. K Cummings. V. Lcdsworth. F Johnson, J. Livingston, K Lrviss, K Mello, B Me Naught, S. Lynch, D Lopes, F Machado, M Lyons, L Morrow, M Lawlor, B Martin. M Mongeon, F. Lindgren. A. Lopes, S. Mello. P Martin, S. Medeiros. B Meaner V Fressnilla. D Dube. M Fanas. M Ely, R Eberhard. K Duncan. L Cole, P Fanas. A Evans. L Ferreria, B England, J Dunne. R Ellen wood. B Gleeson. J. Futado, D Gautwalt. A. Hall, R Dube, J. Grinnell 81 S. Holdrich, S. Huttman, S Joaquin, D Havey. M Jackson. B Lake, R Harvey. R King. P Huth, C. Heilbom, C Holiday, D Helms, H Lauwers. D. Kenny. D Harris, K Hatzberger, M Hay, L Kiklis. M Kesson, K Ishimoco. L Picard. J Oechslin, V Proctor. L Pavo, M Pierce. J Murphy, C Pritchard, A Pichette, P O’Reilly. E Pedro. D Mullen. D Paiva, J Palkovic. N O’Donnell, D Polselli, R Parker, E O'Loughlin, G Passant, J. Raposa, S. Raposa 82 L Shrake. A. Sullivan. J Scale, P Samos. S. Sinclair, L Rodenques. H Schurr. M Roppa, C. Silvia, F Shcplcr, M Silvia, R Simocs. J Richards, J Stegall L Thurston. C. White. P Woodward. J. Thibault. S. Timberlake. P Yates. R Warbunon. J Thompson. A Volipicelli. L Van Hoff, T Van Hoff. G Weiss. M Woodland. S Taylor. R Tull. J Walker. S Wiant, P Violette. M Whipple. W Ward. W Valente 83 (Front) J. Bhear. S. Bettencourt. M Augustus, A Barry. A Baird. C Bescancemey. L Anderson. J Beaver. R Abdulla, J Jackson. E Ferreira, P. Alfonse, D. Brogan. E Anctil, J. Affonso, R. Benson. D. Apps. R Baker, M Barboza, R Botelho, S. Augiar, R Brown E. Camera, N Bums. V Cosimini. S. Costa, J. Catalan. B Clay. B Coristine. G. Cosgrove. M Butz, R Champlin. E. Chappell. J. Calahan, B Chase. 84 S. Crudup, C. Edwards, B. Cottle, S. Fran son. J. Eichom, D. Faessal. D. Edwards, C. Crow. R. Del Giomo, I Doyle, R. Faessal, B Dahl. D Ferrizoli D Gomes, S. lean, C. Horan. K Hagensen, P Hilt. K. Goulan. L German, L Gomes. D Iglesias. R Goodhean, P Howie. A Gallagher. P Holdridge. M Horan. E. Grinnell B Murphy, C Miller. V Mark. L Mrozowski. S McLaughlin. P Noel. K Murray. J Murphy. S. Napert. L Martin. A Mdlo, J Medeiros. P McBride. F Nekrasa. W Medeiros. J Moss. S Morrell. P Massa, E Sarmento, S Mansi 85 R Foltz, J Frloquin. L Raposa. D Perry. H Fervin. D Peterson, C Richards. J O’Brien. D Ossick, C Raposa, R Powell. L Nocon, T O’Hara. D Richards, D Parsons. M Pires, A Picard, D O’Kane. J Non. M Palkovic. S. Pappas. D Page G. Sardinha. J Sardinha. P Ruggen, D. Schindler. L Santos. N Silvia. M Shea. S. Silvia, S. Saunders. J Saraphis. S. Silvia, J. Soares. W Sunderland. P Soares. G Seveney, E Seachrest. K Samuel son. G. Silva. 86 P Ulrich, G Telles, D Shaffer. K Walker. H Stevenson. C. Trimble. J Sullivan. K Sousa, A. Tolleson. D Timber lake. P Stenmng. D St Laurent. P Sunderland. B Sullivan. M Sullivan. L Turner. T Sousa. C Walt. T Towle. M Sousa G Whipple, R Zayatz, S Weatherford, N Wrathall, L Woodland. B Wyatt, N Wyatt. K Wilsoncroft. K Weber. K Zdanuk. P Williams, J. Yergeau, C Wilson. 87 C Apps, M Brosseau, K Brady, N. Anctil, D Branham, L Boyd. P Bocelo, T Alcguas, S. Bescanceney. J. Lizard, D Alvamas, T Alvamas. C Bucolo, K Harvcv, W Bwrtuo. H. Borodcmas. C Anderson, P. Brock well. W Arruda. C. Dudick. J. Cleary, P DeStefano, R. Aguiar. M Faria. G. Devoll, M Cosgrove. D Davis. C. Connell, J Day. M Drake, S. Craig. M Emerson, J. Chaves, B. Coctol. M Dunn, O. Englander. R. Caplin, L Corenza. E. Chase P Han, K Govemo, J. Roche, P. Hall. R Haddad. T. Stevenson, T. Goulan, P Kindal. C. Rmnegan, C Manchester, S. Gair, C. Ghjar. C Hanson. D. Garceau, B. Ford. K. Farias. P. Gorton. G Hammonds 88 P Kitze, C Hemenway, G. Kalogoris, D. House, V. Keasy, M. Hitchings, D. Jones, E. James, P Laafe, L James, C Henderson. R Keshura, A Helger, K Kchew C. Little, J. Kralik, D Gomes, B Marshall. D Lima, H McGeraw, K Lafleur, R. Linhares, R. Lopes. R. Longman, N Mansi, M McCoy, G. McDonald, M Mallard, R. Lindgren, B. McCarty M Nolan. J McLaughlin. P Moncon. D Parente, K Morris. J Washington. L McMahon. L Higgins, M Minese. M O’Hara, C. O’Connell. M Munk. P Page. G. Monoty. P O’Kane. M Pages. T Wilson, R Raposa 89 R Tereskerz, G. Silvia. M Srak. A. Simmons. D Tollcson. D Thurston. R Simons. L Silvia. D Souza. S. Stevenson, M. Thayer. J. Silvia. K Sinclair, S. Thibault. R Raney. G Silvera. M Shults, A. Russell, M Rogers, M Goalan, K Seliga. J Roth. E Shea. M Rego, M Quinn. R Shoumake. K Woleck, C. Wotts, J Wanng. T Walker. M Wiliams. K Walsh. M Sunderland. M Roderegues, P Young. D Divorce. B Weber. R Wilsoncroft. M. Yea ton. T Yates. S. Booty. D Spero, C. Woodland, K Hoiser 90 F Kosakewicz. M Moreau. T Crow, M Loches. J Carson. M Page. C Medeiros. D Kenny. J Lopes. T Qumtel. J Fours. K Souza. P Shakanan, J. Lawers, S Scholky. S Poselli, A Roche. D Ostertag, P Page. R Lopes. B Murry. J Riley, W Roper. J. Marshall P Whuter, J Faris, S Lamocte. M Griswold. P Thurston. P Hamngton. L Higgins. G Silva, J Conley. S North. M Sousa, G Beaucage. J Orcutt, C. Smith. B Ford, J Edwards. D Ellis. P Mutry, P Davis. D Burke, D Havey T Murdock. S Hut man. E Sc Dennis. B Maynard. M Finnegan. B Jones. D Harmon. V Conners. L Cordeiro. M Jackson. P Truelove. S. Alfonso. B Sousa. A Barree. D Bcldon. J Chappell. N Benevides. M Duke. K Kelsy. T Coristine 91 NIM (New Instructional Model) is composed of one hundred grade nine students, heterogeneously selected, and four teachers in the following academic disciplines: Math, Science, English and History. Traditional restraints such as scheduled time blocks, present school methodology, and restricted curriculum give way to ad hoc” grouping, individualization, of instruction, contract learning, and so on. Instruction and learning become more humanistically meaningful as students and teachers plan cooperatively the who, where, how, and what of learning. G Dame. D Boscarino. K Angel I. M Levesque. D. Ferreira, J Alphonso. F Dolbashian, G Thorpe, D LaFlamme.} Lyga, D Timberlake, J Mornson. K Holier, S. Glavin, R Aguiar, F. Marshall, R. Humphrey. M. Cummings, T Sawyer. 92 ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES You shall enter the living shelter of the forest. You shall walk where only the wind has walked before. Nancy Newhall 94 Editor in Chief: Keith Biwonnettc Editor Laune Sawyer 95 96 97 (ajowttM Nancy Lcmicux Linda Mrzowski Janice Martin Barbara Humphrey u m j( a j Janice Zdanuk Henry Lauwm I 98 Anne Marshall Donnz Howard 100 Sherrcc lean Debby Anderson Wendy Thayer 102 103 104 CfunioY ( 1M Qjteehing fynvruttti fjuni eu cy w Pu CyRiclly Secy. Karhi McUo - Ticas.. Janice Roderiques - Vier Prrs . Leonardo Bradic — Prr, Advisors - Mrs Reed and Mr Sousa 105 fi funan ( doM OjfitfU Mr Levesque, Michelle Jackson — Treas . Chris Woodland — Sec’y, Marybeth Griswold — Vice Pres. Joanne Day — Pres. 107 108 109 110 Ill w w 113 114 115 Sand and Cfwius 116 117 811 HOMECOMING QUEEN: Wendy Thayer HOMECOMING COURT: Colleen Jackson, Alison Gris- wold, Anne Marie Brady, Debbie Ricndcau ani Qfm Pfigtl qPcUj coif ui ij invites g w t attend tfielh Pjiwws 0 m Pij Pfiw Cjm 9?y PPidag evening, u4p il PJPntg-8igM P ineteen Kundhed and Seventy-tdw jpmi eigtt until tveive eivei ( WMcAfam JPenpodb, fPfwde disband 120 121 Mr. Travis Mr. Sullivan Mr. Narcizo 124 Andrea Weiss Sullivan Sullivan a Bissonnette Wark dark Ellis 125 Sullivan Scchrest 126 (MUetcxi'n LA fT 127 128 Standing: Mr Thibault, M Hatrberger, R Weatherford, B Vincent, S. Wiant. B McLaughlin, B Henderson. R Kielbasa. D. Page. Mr O’Hara Knedmg: E. Ooneira, C. Carr, S Aguiar, C Roper. T Recupero, P Harrington 129 cjthituuf Jearn 130 Cjwd i ahiity Front Rou R Sabourin (Coach), J. Lynch. J Jones, L Carenza. B Burton. D Sieben Second Row: S Derby. M Thayer. M Nolan, P Young. G Beaut age. E. Camera. Third Rou M Cummings. D. Ellis, M Palkovic, K. Sousa. J Clark. B Harvey Away Barrington 3 — 2 Loss Home Barrington 4 — 1 Loss Away Bishop Connley 3 — 1 Win Away Westport 2 — 1 Win Home Diamond 2 — 1 Win Home Priory 5 — 5 Tie Away Priory 3 — 1 Loss Away Diamond 2 — 1 Loss Away Priory 3 — 2 Win Home Westport 2 — 1 Loss 131 132 ALL CLASS STANDOUTS Mickey Hatzberger (honorable mention). Rob Kielbasa (All Class 2nd team). Mike Gnotti (honorable mention). Coach O’Hara Kntrimg Steve Wiant (honorable mention). Chuck Dietz (honorable mention). Chris Roper (All Class 2nd team). 133 135 136 137 142 Top Rou Kay Ishimoto. Debbie Schindler. Deb Riendeau. Lori Shea. Sue Stevenson MtMt Rou Janet Riley. Norcen Nolan. Michelle Hammonds. Faith Zabrislcie Bottom Row: Lily Orcutt, Kathy Caldwell. Pat LaPriinte, Diane Caplin. Alison Barry Back Row: V Santo. M Williamson. M Guinn. B' |in ,H M Row: J Marshall. S. Alfonso. S. Pbselli. B Murray Front Rou P Mutty, B Sousa. S. Burgo. M Nolan. M. Thayer, E. Halliwell F 143 Mary Lou Sullivan. Marcia But , Mary Kate Shea. Beth Clay. Jean Murphy. Donna Church. Louise Turner. Lori Shea. Cindy White. Janet Riley. Diane Caplin, Pat Lapointe, Joanne Honnen Compliments of THE OLD ALMY HOUSE A Courttry Store Portsmouth, R. I. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STACY’S OF NEWPORT Bridal Salon Congratulations to the class of 1973, from T. J.s 260 Bellevue A� «. Newport, R. L 103 Ballavua Ava. Newport, R. L MA GOETZINGER NJEMA Newport’s most exotic shoppes 2908 East Main Rd. Portsmouth, R. 1, 121 Ballavua Ava and Washington Square 8472223 8472644 Newport, R. 1. 02840 THE TOPPA COMPANY THE SHOE NOOKE Party Shoppe Women's Fashion Footwear Paper Products 188 Ballavua Ava. Newport, R. 1. CHERRY WEBB CO. FRANK HOGAN's NEWPORT SEED BULB AND SUPPLY CO. 181 Ballavua Ava. Newport, R. 1. Seeds, Bulbs, garden tools, Fertilizers, etc. 206 Bellevue Ava. Newport, R. 1. 847 2370 146 BLAINE'S THE COMPLETE JEWELRY STORE PURPLE HAZE WISHES THE CLASS OF 1973 — GOOD ARAKEL H. BOZYAN STORE LUCK 140 Bellevue Avenue Newport, R. 1. ANTIOUES — ORIENTAL RUGS D. MARTIN BARBARA'S LINGERIE SIGNS SHOPPE TRUCKS LETTERED REAL ESTATE — COLONIAL Gold Leaf Art Work Aquidneclt Shopping Center 99 East Main Road Middletown, R. 1. 02840 382 Spring Street Newport, R. 1. (Near Emmanuel Church) 846 6266 BRAS — FOUNDATIONS — HSE. COATS — PANTYHOSE — BLOUSES — ACCESSORIES — SLIPPERS Telephone — 847-4295 Compliments of MARCUCCI’S REP. AND MRS. FRANK L. SUBMARINE SHOPS NUNES 147 AL'S MOBILE A Serving a Second HOME SALES CAROL'S HAMBURGERS 957 West Main Road Middletown, R. 1. Tel. 846 8761 Near Gate 17 1 Mile South of Mount Hope Bridge Rte. 1 14 Bristol Ferry Road Portsmouth, R. 1. Tel. 683 1875 N £ Save 15% to 33%— P guaranteed choicer k l than choice ' C on all NEW and USED FINEST AVAILABLE ANYWHERE BANK FINANCING A Meats 108 T Chase 1 Road Portsmouth A Rhode Island D Telephone — 1 683 9826 £ Best Wishes to the Class of 73 KAUFMAN'S HARDWARE Our Reputation is your Protection 2984 East Main Road Portsmouth. R. 1. Tel. 683-9279 SACCUCCI HENRY'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION LINCOLN MERCURY INCORPORATED 1569 West Main Rd. Portsmouth, R. 1. Telephone 683 9889 Located at the Melville Gate 350 West Main Rd. Middletown, R. 1. Telephone — 847-4737 148 BEST WISHES To The CLASS of 1973 from LANDMARK N FOR SAILING AMERICANS NEW PORT SHIP YARD INC. America's Cup Defenders, Blue Water Racers, Gems of the Yachting Fraternity, Weekend Sailors. We’re ready to serve all with total Marine Services. Marine Railways up to 1100 tons. Tamilift. Over 1800’ Dockage. Construction — Repair — Expert Maintenance. Send for free brochure: 379 Thames St., Newport, R. I. 02840 — (401) 846-6700 SUN RAY CURTAIN CO. for all your fabric needs SOPHOMORE CLASS Wishes The Class of 1973 Success Happiness For the Future Congratulations to the Class of 1973 from GEORGE HARRISON FORD of West Main Road Middletown, Rhode Island 149 VIKING MEN'S SHOPS Compliments of: COLONIAL BAKE SHOP THE NEWEST IN FORMAL WEAR IN OUR STOCK AT ALL TIMES. 2568 East Main Road Portsmouth, R. 1. NOW AT TWO LOCATIONS 2 Washington Square Newport, R. 1. Phone 846 0609 547 West Main Road Middletown, R. 1. 847 4540 GOOD LUCK 73 VITI AUTO BODY CENTER 950 Aquidneck Ave. Middletown, R. 1. PILON'S HAIR STYLIST VITI TOYOTA INC. 14 East Main Road Middletown, R. 1. Phone: 847-5631 1133 West Main Road Middletown, R. 1. COLONIAL ICE CREAM PARLOR RESTAURANT NATION WIDE INSURANCE AGENCY West Main Road Middletown, R. 1. 2 Mile Corner Middletown, R. 1. Telephone 849-4100 The Goodies of the Parlor ARE YOURS. Fire — Life — Auto 150 LUMS FAMILY RESTAURANT 1346 West Main Rd. Middletown, R. I. COLONIAL AGENCY INC., REALTORS Compliments of: NEWPORT MOTOR 877 W. Main Rd. Middletown, R. 1. INN Residential — Commercial Industrial Real Estate 936 W. Main Rd. Middletown, R. 1. tel: 846 8560 151 STEWART ALICE MAG'S SHOPPE SANDWICHES In-Fra-Red Commissary, Inc. Wickerware — Antique Reproductions Scrimshaw — Lamps Telephone 683 3684 BOSTON STORE 99 Beverage Hill Ave. Pawtucket, R. 1. 02860 Telephone: 722-3060 Aquidneck Shopping Center Telephone 846-6600 LIGGETT—REXALL BURGER CHEF DRUG STORE 641 West Main Road Middletown, R. 1. People on the go . . . go BURGER CHEF • Prescriptions filled Promptly Compliments of Aquidneck Shopping Center Middletown, R. 1. Tel: 847 0254 AQUIDNECK SHOPPING CENTER 152 AQUIDNECK BOWLING LANES league and open play — parking Congratulations and air conditioned — nursery — Best Wishes cocktail lounge to the class of 73 846 2729 173 E. Main Rd.t Middletown 40 Lanes automatic pinsetters ten pin and duck pin 153 Where will you find yourself in o year or two? Join the Air Force and you will find yourself doing a great job at an exciti ngduty station. That's because the Air Force gives you the chance to learn a skill, and the chance for foreign travel. Just two of the reasons thousands of young men and women enlist each year. Whatever your goals are. Air Force training and travel can take you a long way toward getting your future off the ground. Rod yours©! in Ihe Uniked Skates Air Force U.S. Air Force Recruiter 15 Long Wharf Mall Newport, R. I. Tel. 847 6324 02840 Congratulations and Best Wishes from the Youth and Members of the Compliments of AQUIDNECK GRANGE 30 CHAVES HEATING PLUMBING CO. Compliments LUMS Congratulations to the THE FAMILY RESTAURANT Class of 1973 1346 West Main Rd. Middletown, R. 1. from the ARNOLD'S SHOES LTD. JUNIOR CLASS 1 132 Aquidneck Ave. Middletown, R. 1. PANCHOS VILLA Compliments to the Mexican Imports Wholesale and Retail Class of 1973 DAN FERREIRA Tel. (401) 683 0673 from Velvet paintings Wrought Iron Onyx Specialities Leather Handbags THE Compliments BOILING POINT HEDLEY'S INCORPORATED 22 Memorial Blvd. West. Newport, R. 1. 221 1 East Main Rd. WILLIAM J. DONOVAN Portsmouth, R. 1. 156 JACK DENSON S. E. SHACKELFORD TINY'S GULF M. A. TUCKER PLUMBING AND HEATING 231 I West Mein Road Portsmouth, R. I. Tel. 847 2594 23 West Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. Tel: 683 9383 All Work guaranteed CHASE COMPANY MARKET CALICO CAT NEWPORT BRIDAL FASHIONS Bridal, Formal and Lounge Wear 2730 East Main Road Portsmouth 224 Bellevue Ave. Newport, R. I. McDonalds HAMBURGERS 149 West Main Road Middletown, R. I. Visit McDonalds After All Your School Events 157 OAK STREET GARAGE, INC. 447 Thames Street Newport, R. I. 02840 PORTUGUESE PANTHERS + I EDWARDS OF NEWPORT SPORTING GOODS 881 West Main Road Middletown, R. I. Telephone: 846-1018 PEARSON YACHTS West Shore Road Portsmouth, R. I. Division of Grumman Allied Industries RESTMERE INSURANCE INC. 3380 East Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. 02871 NEWPORT CREAMERY 208 West Main Road Middletown, R. I. Compliments to the Class of 1973 158 Compliments of the ISLAND GARDEN SHOP 2 Turnpike Avenue Portsmouth, Rhode Island PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE AGENCY 2631 East Main Road Portsmouth, Rhode Island Telephone: 683-1500 BARBARA B. KERNEY, Owner PHELPS SONS CITGO SERVICE STATION 1568 West Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. 159 AN ARMY FOR PEOPLE Discipline within freedom. Dignity within duty. Like our nation itself, it can fail if no one cares. But as people live with the army, think about it, plan for it 3alk of it, and do something about it, ft will succeed. ff ' 'a Wv. A U.S. Army Recruiting StatiorH ■ • 15 Longwharf fdall Newport, Rhode Island j Phone: 847 6311 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF NEWPORT 10 Washington Square Newport, R. I. MUCH SUCCESS to the Class of 1973 From BOVE CHEVROLET, INC. 70 West Main Road Middletown, R. I. Telephone: 846-3600 RAMADA INN 85 Beautiful Units, Gracious Dining, Can Accomodate 300 for Banquets and Weddings 144 Anthony Road Portsmouth, R. I. Telephone 683-3600 Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Whitney Capt. and Mrs. H. H. Caldwell The French Club Aunt Ruth and Uncle George Swan Mr. and Mrs. John Ferreira Mr. and Mrs. Val Guy Moreau Mary Lymberis Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cordell Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gaudette Mr. Brian Spero Mr. and Mr. Thomas B. Bagley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Narcizo Mr. and Mrs. George Mello Mr. and Mrs. Brian Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunne Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sousa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pimental Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson Mr. and Mrs. John Griswold Mrs. Joseph Gaudet Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wrathall Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Riendeau Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hufty Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sabourin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kitchen Mr. Robert Valleca Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kekligian Mr. and Mrs. James Waters Mr. and Mrs. George McGaw Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Field Mr. and Mrs. William R. Bigelow Mr. and Mrs. John S. Oliveria Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flood Mr. David Bourcier Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bescherer Robin Schauseil Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Andrade Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stinton Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cataldo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sullivan Peter V. Hoff Marilyn Rainey Mr. O'Hara Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ashook Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mansi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pheneger Mr. and Mrs. Steven Mondul Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Linhares Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Beaudry A friend Mr. James M. Martin, Jr. Leilani E. Martin Roland J. Caron Rev. and Mrs. Charles McCracken Mr. and Mrs. James M. Martin, Sr. A friend Mr. and Mrs. John Pimental Lt. and Mrs. Merrill Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bissonnette Ann Brady Keith Bissonnette Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schauseil The Roberge Clan Jayne Posey Dennis Stovall Kim Bissonnette Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stovall 163 cjfnwi ALAN IGLESIAS — 81 Potomac Road ALISON GRISWOLD — 75 Fischer Circle Steering Committee 3 4. Volleyball 2, Cheerleading 3. Pioneer 1 • 3. Arts Festival 1 • 3. Modern Dance 1 • 3. Yearbook 4, Stu- dent Council 1 • 4. Powderpuff Soccer 4, Class Activities 1 • 4, Legislative Committee. ALFRED MacDONALD — 55 Valhalla Drive ALLEN PILOTTE — 179 Indian Ave Foot ball 1. Baseball I, Chess 4, French Club 1 • 2, Handball 1 • 2. Orphan’s Xmas Party 4 (Mineral Club 4, Frog Jumping Club 1 • 3). ALLEN ZAYATZ — 92 Point Road Soccer 1, Chess 4. History Club 4, Chorus 3 - 4, French Club 3. AMY BOOCOCK — 46 Point Road Band 1 • 4. Modern Dance 1 - 2, An’s Festival 1, All- State Band 2. ANDREA WHITNEY — 86 Redwood Road French Club 3 - 4 (sec’y 4), Orphan’s Xmas Party 1 - 4. Spanish Club 3 4 (pres. 3. scc’y 4). A F S. 2 - 3 (sec’y 3), Powderpuff Soccer 3 • 4. Organization 4 (sec’y 4), Yearbook 4. Cultural Society 3. ANNE MARIE BRADY — 206 Immokolee Drive Band 1 • 4, Chorus 1. Cheerleading 1 - 4. (capt. 4). Modem Dance 1 - 3. Class Sec’y 3 - 4. Steering Committee 3 • 4, N H S. 3 • 4 (pres 3 • 4). Math Club 3 • 4. Class Plays 1 4. A F S 1 - 2. NEDT Award 1, Yearbook 4. Math-Science Award 3, Nat. Merit Award 4, Class Activities 1 • 4, Typ- ing Award 2. Arts Festival 1, 3. Powderpuff Soccer 3 - 4 ANNE MARSHALL — 22 Lakeville Ave.: Chorus 1-3-4, Modem Dance 2 - 3, Span- ish Club 3. Cheerleading 3 4. Steenng Committee 3 - 4 ANTHONY MAI DA 11 — 38 Lawrence Terr Football 1 • 4, Baseball 3 - 4, Steering Committee 3 - 4, Ski Club 1 - 4 (pres 4), Yearbook 4. Tennis 2, Stage Crew 3. Letter- man 3 - 4, Class Activities 1-4 ANTHONY RECUPERO — 265 Union St.: Football 1, Soccer 2 - 4. Track 2 - 4. Wres- tling 3 - 4. Smoking Council 3 - 4. Orphan’s Xmas Party 4, (Frog Jumping Club 1 - 4). APRIL LAWRSNCE — 24 Hargraves Dnve Art Club 1, Literary Club 1. Newspaper Club 1 - 3. Yearbook 4, Chorus 4, Steering Committee 4 BARBARA HUMPHREY — 53 Kerr Road: Modern Dance 2 • 3. Chorus 4. Steering Committee 3 - 4. Majorette 4, (Max 4). BARBARA HUTTMAN — 66 Redwood Road Steering Committee 3 • 4, Chorus 1 • 3, Yearbook 4, Powderpuff Soccer 3 - 4, Spanish Cub 3 • 4 (pres 4), French Club 4, Math Club 2 4. A F.S. 1 - 3. Modem Dance 2 - 3, N H S. 3 - 4, Orphan’s Xmas Party 1 - 4, Class Activities 2 - 4. BLAKE HENDERSON — 96 Common Fence Blvd Soccer 3 4, Tennis 3 - 4, Ski Club 2 - 4. BRIAN MacLAUGHLIN — 80 Common Fence Blvd.. Ski Club 1 • 3, Soccer 1-2-3, Tennis 3. BRIAN SPERO — 325 Mail Coach Road NHS 3 4. Steering Committee 3 • 4, Ski Club 1 • 4. Band 1 • 4. Golf 1-2-4, Foot- ball 1 - 4, Student Council 1 • 4, Class Pres 3 • 4, N.E.D.T Award 2, Class Activities 1 - 4. CAROL CARLONE — 24 Dexter St Softball 1, Orphan’s Xmas Party 1 - 2, D EC A 3 • 4, Steering Committee 3 • 4, Bookstore 3. Class Activities 1-4. CAROLYN EDDLESTON — 285 Turnpike Ave.: Chorus 1. Orphan’s Xmas Party 3 - 4, Steenng Committee 3 4. Yearbook 4. A F S. 3. Cultural Society 3. language Lab Ass’t 3 • 4. Organization 4, French Award 2, Class Activities 1 - 4. (Louis 1-4). CARYL SANTO — 616 Bristol Ferry Road Steering Committee 3 - 4, Student Council 3, Modern Dance 2 • 3, Typing Award 2, Year- book 4 CATHERINE MARCOUX — 335 Cory’s Lane: Orphan’s Xmas Party 2, Steering Committee 3, N H S. 3 4, Flag Twirler 3, Math Club 4. French Award 1 • 2. CELIA TAYLOR — 602 Black Point Road Newspaper Club 1 (pres 1), Outstanding Student Award 1, Future Homemakers Assn. 2, Coronet Tri-Hi-Y 3. Steering Committee 4, Nat. Merit Award 4. Thanksgiving Day Proclamation 4. CHARLES DIETZ — 2 South Drive Soccer 1 - 4. CHARLES LACEY — 2930 East Main Road CHARLES SAUNDERS — 128 Holliston Ave.: Football 1 - 4, Track 1 - 4, Wrestling 1 - 2. CHARLES TOLLESON — 131 Massachusetts Blvd CHERYL SZEL1GA — 193 Seacconnet Blvd CHERYL WERNER — 102 Union St Steer ing Committee 3 • 4, Modem Dance 3, Orphan’s Xmas Party 3. CHR1STAL FAIRHURST — 62 Windward Road Yearbook 4, Nurse Aid 4, Steering Committee 4. Latin Club 1, Glee Club 1 • 2, Spanish Club 2, Class Activities 4 CHRISTINE DUNNE — 40 Cul de Sac Way Arts Festival 1, Softball 1. A F.S. 1 - 3, Orphan’s Xmas Party 2-4, Steering Com- mittee 3 • 4, Yearbook 4, Cultural Society 3 • 4, Class Activities 1 • 4. CHRISTOPHER MORRIS — 117 Turnpike Ave. CYNTHIA JESTINGS — 95 Douglas Ave CYNTHIA JOINT — 2325 East Mam Road CLEN HUMPHREY — 53 Kerr Road Cross Country 2 • 4. Track 2 - 4. Steering Commit- tee 4 COLEEN JACKSON — 78 Island Ave Flag Twirler 4, Modern Dance 2 -4, Newspaper 3, Yearbook 4. CURTIS WILLIAMS — 33 Cypress St 164 DANIEL WARK — 200 West Main Road DAVID ARCHAMAULT — 3311 East Main Road DAVID BACCARO — 87 Anson Ave DAVID BARNHART — 20 South Drive DAVID SARDINHA — 58 Easton Ave Soc- cer 1 • 2, Literary Journal 1 • 3, Class V P. 3, Class Plays 1 • 4, Student Council 3. Year- book 3 - 4. Steering Committee 3 - 4, Leo’s Club 2 - 4, Morning Announcements 2 - 4, (Beatle Nut 1 - 4, Noreen Nolan’s Lonely Hearts Club Band 4). DEAN RODFRIGUES — 2022 East Main Road DAVID (CHRIS) ROPER — 117 Stnngham Road — Soccer 3 • 4. Basketball 3. Baseball 3 - 4, Yearbook 4. DEBORAH AGUIAR — 225 Willow Lane Modern Dance 2 • 3, Steering Committee 4, Chorus 1-2-4, Office Aid 1 • 4. Orphan’s Xmas Party 1 • 2. DEBORAH DOMINGOES - Orphan s Xmas Party 2 - 4, Yearbook 4, Softball 1, Steenng Committee 4, Class Activities 1-4 DEBORAH HELD — 316 East Main Road Band 1 4. Math Club 3 - 4. A.FS. 1 - 2, Modern Dance 1 3, Student Council 3, Steenng Committee 3 • 4, Yearbook 4, N.H.S. 3 - 4. Solo Festival Medal 2 - 3, Orphan's Xmas Party 1 - 4 DEBORAH RIENDEAU — 65 Riverside St : Band 1 • 4, Student Council 3 (sec’y 3). Vol- leyball 4, Modern Dance 2 - 3, A.F.S. 2. Orphan’s Xmas Party 3. Steenng Committee 3 • 4. Powderpuff Soccer 3 - 4. Leo’s Club 2 - 4 (sec’y 2. treas. 3 -4), Class Activities 1 - 4, (Mineral Club 1 4). DENNIS BRADY — 79 East Main Road - Bowling 4. Steenng Committee 4. DENNIS MINNERLY — 1861 East Mam Road DENNIS SEALE — 102 Mint Water Brook Lane DENNIS STOVALL — 14 Flint Com Road Yearbook 4, Band 1 - 4, Pep Band 2 - 4, Steering Committee 3 4, Cultural Society 3 - 4 (pres. 4). D.I.T. Help 1 - 4, Band Awards 1 • 4. DIANE CAPLIN — 37 Aquidneck Ave Vol ley ball 2 • 4. Basketball 2 - 4. Math Club 2 • 4. Steenng Committee 4. Orphan’s Xmas Party 2 - 4. A F.S. 1, Softball 1. Varsity Let- ters 3 • 4, Powderpuff Football 3, Track 3, Powderpuff Soccer 4. DIANE MIRANDA DIANE WILSONCROFT - 465 Worley St : DEC A 3 4 DIXIE TURRENTINE — 227 Windward Road D EGA 3 4 DONNA HOWARD — 58 Bourbon St Cheerleading 1 -2-4, Student Council 1 2. Steering Committee 3 - 4. Gymnastics 2, Class Senator 2, Modern Dance 2 - 3, Bas- ketball 3, Class Activities 1-4 DONNA ONORATE — 32 Point Road — Chorus 1 • 3. D EC.A. 2 • 4, D.E.C.A. Awards 2 • 4 DONNA TELLES — 31 Cottage Ave. EDWIN TURNER — 13 Vesper Lane Foot ball 1 • 2 - 3. ELAINE ST LAURENT — 164 Riverside Drive DOROTHY SPAULDING — 34 Garden Street ELIZABETH BARTEE — 82 Aquidneck Ave Flag Twirler 3 4 (capt 4), Basketball 2 - 3, Steering Committee 3 • 4, Yearbook 3 • 4 (Business Manager 4). Stage Crew 2 4. Orphan s Xmas Party 1 - 4. Powderpuff Soc cer 3 • 4, Class Activities 2 4. Arts Festival 3 - 4. Newspaper 3. Literary Journal 1 • 2, Science Fair Awards 1 • 2. ELIZABETH DeCASTRO — 2348 East Main Rd : French Club 2 • 4. Language Lab Aid 3, Orphan’s Xmas Party 3 • 4 ELIZABETH DREGHORN — 2333 West Mam Road Steering Committee 3 • 4. Orphan’s Xmas Party 2 • 4, Powderpuff Soc cer 3 - 4. Yearbook 4. Class Activities 2 • 3. ELIZABETH LEVISS — 2071 East Main Road ELLEN CURTIS — 1 Bourbon Sc.: Field Hockey 1, Orphan’s Xmas Party 1 • 2, Pow derpuff Soccer 3 4, Student Council 2 4 (sec’y 2), Faculty Student Advisory Board 4. Steering Committee 3 • 4, Flag Twirler 4, Yearbook 4. Stage Crew 3. Modern Dance 3. Office Aid 2 • 3. Guidance Aid 2 • 3. Typ- ing Award 2. Smoking Council 3 • 4. A.F.S. 1 - 2. Leo’s Club 3 4, Class Activities 1 • 4. (Mike 2, 4). (Diploma 4). FAITH ZABRISK1E — 37 Ladiera Ave French Club 2 • 4 (treas. 2. pres 3-4), Math Club 14. Language Lab Aid 1 - 4. Steering Committee 3 • 4. Intercom 2 • 3. Cultural Society 3 • 4 (v. pres 4), Tennis 3 • 4. Field Hockey 3 • 4, Softball 3. Gym Aid 2 • 4, French Club Award 1 • 2. Orphan’s Xmas Party 2 • 4 (chairman 3 4), N.H.S. 3 • 4. A.F.S. 2 • 3. Powderpuff Soccer 3 4, Basketball 3. Volleyball 3 - 4, French Award 1. Class Activities 3 • 4. Guidance Aid 2, Varsity Letters 3 4 FRANK LUC1ER — 24 Flint Com Road FRED PALKOVIC — 83 Clearview Ave: Football 1-34. Steering Committee 3 - 4, Baseball 2 - 4. (Mineral Club 1-4). GEORGE McCARTY — 330 Davis St GERALD MUNSON — 63 Stagecoach Rd Cross Country 2 • 4. Basketball 2 • 4. Golf 2 - 4, Track 4. Football 3 • 4. Letterman’s (Hub 3 4, (P.H.S 1 - 6). JAMES CARBERRY — 688 Bristol Ferry Road Soccer 1-2-4, Chorus 1-2-4. JAMES GALUSKA — 247 Rhode Island Blvd JAMES L1LLEY — 24 Reise Terr Football 1 - 3 • 4. Basketball 1 • 4, Baseball 2 • 3, Stu- dent Council 1 • 4 (v.p. 3), Steering Com- mittee 3 • 4, Executive Board 2. JAMES MURRAY — 138 Sherwood Dnve Football 3, Baseball 4. JAMES SOUSA — 49 Riverside St. JAMES VAN HOF — 137 Jepson Lane Foot ball I • 4. Track 3. NEDT Award I, PS A T Award 4 JANET BLAESS — 141 Redwood Rd A.F.S. 1 • 2, Modem Dance 2 • 3, Yearbook 4, Steering Committee 3 - 4. Powderpuff Soc- cer 3 - 4, Class Plays 2, Orphan’s Xmas Party 2 • 4. Stage Crew 4, Class Activities 2 -3. JANICE MARTIN — 27 Pheasant Drive Majorettes 3 • 4. Ski Club 2 • 3. Powderpuff Soccer 4, Steering Committee 3 • 4, N.H.S. 3 - 4, Orphan’s Xmas Party 1-2-4, French Club 2 - 3, Class Plays 2 - 4, Chorus 2, R.I.H.S. 4 JAYNE POSEY — 103 Glen Road Spanish Club 3 - 4, Steering Committee 3 4, Cul- tural Society 4. Bookkeeping Award 2. D EC.A. 2, (Merit’s Who’s Who 4). JEFFREY HUTH - 3 Benedict Road JEFFREY MELLO — 216 Old Mill Lane. JOANNE HONNEN — 221 Water Street Softball I - 2. Basketball 1 - 2, Newspaper 2 • 3, Literary Journal 3 - 4. Steering Commit- tee 3 • 4. Gym Aid 4. JODY FITZGERALD - 16 Seneca Road JOHN ABELL — 39 Jesse Dnve Football 1 • 4, Soccer 2, Varsity Letters 1 - 2, Homeroom Representative 1 - 3. JOHN ICART — 393 Whappmg Road JOHN MUELLER — 1023 East Main Road JOHN SERAPH IS — 7 Martins Road JOHN SULUVAN — 36 Usher Court: Foot ball 1 - 4. Basketball 1 - 4. Baseball 2 - 4. Class Play 4. Steering Committee 4, Letter- man Club 3 • 4. Yearbook 4 JOHN SUNDERLAND — 164 East Mam Road Cross Country 2 - 3, Track 1-3-4. Ski Club 4, Yearbook 3 - 4. Newspaper 1 JOSEPH FINNEGAN — 20 Aquidneck Ave JOSEPH LAFLEUR — 103 Walnut Street JON VASHON — 23 Rase Terr Chess Club 1 - 2. Soccer 1 - 2. Photography Club 3. DEC A 3 • 4. Stage Crew 2 - 4 JUDITH PERVIN — 44 Dorothy Ave Ski Cub 2 - 4. Steenng Committee 4, Yearbook 2, 4, Orphan’s Xmas Party 3. Language Lab Aid 4. Class Play 2, Drama Club 2, Pep Club 1 - 2, National Thespian Group 2, Cass Activities 1 • 4. JULIAN SMITH — 33 Valhalla Dnve: Cho- rus 1 • 4, All State Chorus 1 - 4, N.H.S. 3 • 4, Award (Spanish) 2, Class Plays 3 - 4 JULIE FERREIRA — 1341 East Main Road KAREN KING — 1433 East Main Road Modern Dance 2 - 3, Spanish Award 1, Steenng Committee 4, Nurse Aid 2 • 4, Chorus 1 - 2, Guidance Aid 2. Orphan’s Xmas Party 1, Ecology Club 2. Arts Festival 1, Class Activities 1 - 4, (Paul 4). KATHARINE CALDWELL — Qtrs B. Mel ville Tennis 2 • 4. Basketball 3 • 4. Volley- ball 4. Yearbook 4, Literary Journal 2, 4, Cass Plays 4, Steenng Committee 3 4, Newspaper 1 • 2, P.S.A.T Award 3. Varsity Letters 2 • 4. School Service Medal 2, Class Service 2, Newspaper Medal 2. KATHLEEN ELLEN WOOD — 36 Norseman Drive: Band 2. D.E.C.A. 2 - 4. Chorus 1 - 2. KATHLEEN LEARY — DECA 2 4. (v.p. 4). Retailing Award 3. KATHLEEN McMURPHY — 693 Whapping Road KATHLEEN OLIVEIRA — 2723 East Mam Road: Arts Festival I, Orphan’s Xmas Parry 3 - 4, N.H.S. 3 • 4, Steering Committee 3 • 4. A.F.S. 1 - 3, Library Aid 1 - 2 • 4, Year book 4, Class Activities 1 - 4, Literary Jour- nal 4, Organization 4, Cultural Society 3. KATHLEEN REZENDES — 93 Alan Ave KATHLEEN VIERA — Ski Club 2, Steering Committee 4. KATHLEEN WEIR — 91 Stagecoach Road D E C.A. 3. Photography Club 1 - 3, Band 1, Spons 1 • 3. KEITH BISSONNETTE — 24 Valhalla Dnve A F.S. 3 (treas. 3). French Club 2 - 4 (v.p 3 • 4), Math Club 2 • 3, N.H.S. 3 • 4, Steering Committee 3 - 4, Yearbook 4 (edi- tor in chief 4), Newspaper 3. Literary Jour- nal 3 • 4, Tennis 3 - 4, Dramatics 3, Arts Festival 1, N E DT. Award 1, Brown Book Award 3. French Award 1 • 2, Class Plays 2 - 4. Orphan’s Xmas Party 2 - 4, U R.I Semi- nar 2, Cultural Society 3, Organization 4. Class Activities 1 - 4. Smoking Council 4, Chess 4, French Club Award 2. Leo’s Club 3 - 4. Stage Crew 2, (Sandy Point 2 - 4. Bur- lingame and 3 days 4). KEVIN BRADY — 79 East Mam Road KEVIN VORSE — 7 South Street KIM BISSONNETTE — 24 Valhalla Drive — Football 1 • 4. Baseball 2. LAURIE SAWYER — 93 Long Meadow Road: Yearbook 3 • 4 (editor 4), Chorus 1 - 3, Steenng Committee 4. Class Activities (G.N.K. 2 - 4). LILY ORCUTT — 31 Seneca Road N H S. 3 • 4. Student Council 1 • 3, Orphan’s Xmas Party 1 - 4. Cheerleader 1 • 2. Steenng Com- mittee 3 • 4, A.F.S. 1 - 3, Volleyball 2 - 4, Ba ska ball 3 • 4. Modern Dance 1 - 3, Year- book 4, P.A Announcements 2 - 4, Stage Crew 1 • 4. Guidance Aid 2 - 3. Powderpuff Soccer 3 • 4. La ter man’s Club 3 - 4, Typing Award 2. Smoking Council 3 - 4, Arts Fesn- val 1, Newspaper 1 - 3, Literary Journal 1 • 4. Dramatics 1, Leo’s Club 2 • 4. Student Vote 3. Class Aaivities 1 - 4. LINDA HEISER — 28 Arrowhead Lane Orphan’s Xmas Party 1 - 4. Steenng Com- mittee 3 • 4, Class Activities 3 - 4. Yearbook 4, Powderpuff Soccer 4, French Club 3 - 4, Flag Twirler 3 • 4, Language Lab Aid 4 LINDA MELLO — 68 Ann Ave LISA BROWNELL — 864 Anthony Road LOCKQUETTA MOBLEY — 8 Ethel Drive Volleyball 3 -4. Baskaball 3. Gymnastics 3, Track 2 - 3, Cheerleading 2. Drama 3. Cho- rus 2. LORI WRATH ALL — 33 Immokolce Dnve: Band 1 - 4. Modem Dance 3. Student Coun- cil 2. A F.S. 1. Steenng Committee 3 - 4, Powderpuff Soccer 3 • 4. Class Activities 1 • 4, Orphan’s Xmas Party I - 4. Leo’s Club 3 • 4, Yearbook 3 - 4. N E DT Award 1, N.H.S 3 • 4, (Student 1 - 4). LYNN BAXTER — 20 South Dnve LYNN SIMOES — Steering Committee 3 - 4. Cheer leading 1. Student Council 1, Yearbook 4. Nurse Aid 4. Newspaper 2. MARGARET FOLEY — 7 Westwood Dnve 165 Yearbook 4. Chorus 3. Steering Committee 4 MARIA MARTIN — Whipping Road MARIE KALOGERAS — 12 Cory Court Bas ketball 1 • 2, French Award 1 • 2, Typing Award 2, N H S. 3 • 4. Steering Committee 4. Gymnastics 1. Orphan’s Xmas Party 1 - 4, Leo’s Club 4, (Donnie 1 • 4). MARIE SILVERIA — 161 Middle Road Steer ing Committee 3 4. French Award 1, Typ- ing Award 2, Modem Dance 2, (Ray 2 - 4). MARK STENNING — 324 East Main Road MARK VANNOY — 32 Lafayette Street Football 1, Soccer 2 • 4, D EC.A. 3, Class Activities 4. MARLENE VIVE1ROS — 1027 East Mam Road: Chorus 1 - 4, Nurse Aid 1 • 3, Guid- ance Aid 3 • 4. Library Aid 3. MARLENE KINDELL — 91 Cottage Ave Cheerleading I • 3. A.F.S. 1 - 2, Modem Dance 1 - 2. Basketball 2. Volleyball 4. Ski Club 2 - 3. Spanish Club 3 • 4, Nurse Aid 3, Accounting Award 2. Typing Award 2, Guidance Aid 2. Steering Committee 4 MARSHA KAUFMAN — 22 Michael Drive: Maiorettes 2 4 (capt 4), Literary Journal 2 4. Newspaper 2 - 3, Student Council 3 - 4, Student-Faculty Advisory Board 4, N H.S. 3 - 4 (v.p. 3 -4), Steering Committee 3 - 4, Leo’s Club 3 - 4 (v.p. 3. pres. 4), National Ment Award 4. G.Y.A.G 3. MARVIN FARRELL — 60 Kerr Road MARY LACERDA — 23 Dexter Street MARY LOU SOARES — 53 Mare Terrace MATHEW COGSWELL — 2918 East Main Road MELISSA BIGELOW — 127 Dexter Street Majorette 3 - 4, Yearbook 4, Steering Com- mittee 3 • 4. A.F.S. 2, Chorus 1 • 3, Arts Festival 2. Student Council 4. Powderpuff Soccer 3 4. Class Activities 1 - 4. MICHAEL BOYD — 213 Sprague Street U.R.l. Seminar 2, French Club 2 - 3, Orphan’s Xmas Party 3. Chorus 1 • 4, His- tory Club 4, Chess Club 2. MICHAEL CINOTTI — 18 De Arruda Lane Soccer • 4 MICHAEL GUERTIN — 36 Canochet Drive N.E.D.T Award 2, Tennis 3, (Noreen Nolan’s Lonely Hearts Club Band 4). MICHAEL HATZBERGER — 79 East Mam Road MICHAEL LEVESQUE — 2538 East Mam Road MICHAEL MEDEIROS — 30 Linda Ave Football 1 • 4. Basketball 1 • 3. Baseball 2 - 4. Steering Committee 3 • 4. Student Council 1 - 3. Band 1 - 4 MICHAEL NOTT — 96 Immokolee Drive: Football 1 • 4. MICHAEL STRAK — 82 Viking Drive MICHELLE CHAMPUN — 109 Redwood Road: A.F.S. 1 • 2, Modem Dance 1 • 3, Orphan’s Xmas Party 3 - 4, Powderpuff Soc- cer 4. Steering Committee 3 • 4, Yearbook 4. Class Activities 1 - 4, (B.S. 2 -4). MICHAEL SMITH — 111 Linda Ave. Foot ball 3. D I T 1 - 2. MICHELLE HAMMONDS — 2397 West Main Road: Band 1 - 4, Chorus 4, French Club 1 - 4, Class Play 2, Math Club 2 - 4, Intramurals 1 - 2. Band Awards 1 - 2, Music Awards 2 - 4, All State Band 3 • 4. All State Chorus 3, Cultural Society 4, Gym Asst 2, Guidance Aid 1 - 4, Band Asst 4. Dance Band 1 - 4, Pep Band 1 - 4 MONA LYGA — 32 DeArruda Terrace: Library Aid 3, Office Aid 4 MURIEL Von VILLAS — 934 East Mam Road: Band 1 - 4, Chorus 2 - 4, All State Chorus 1 - 4, Solo Festival 1 • 4. Opera Festival 2, U.R.l Seminar 2. Modem Dance 1 - 2, Class Play 2. Steering Committee 4, Volleyball 2, Class Acti vities 4 NANCY LEMIEUX — 33 Almy Street Steer- ing Committee 3 - 4. Dramatics 1 - 4. Majorettes 2-4 NICHOLAS WILLIAMS — 26 Oak Street D EC A 2 4 NOREEN NOLAN — 28 Canonchet Drive Student Council 1-24, Executive Board 2. Modern Dance 2, Volleyball 2 - 4, Class Sec’y 2. French Honor Society 3. A.F.S. 1 • 2. Newspaper 2, Typing Award 2. Yearbook 4, OOrphan’s Xmas Party 1 - 2, Steering Committee 4, Leo’s Club 2 - 4. Varsity Let ter 2, Powderpuff Soccer 4. Class Acti vities 1 • 4. PAMELA GLINES — 13 Virginia Terrace: Class Play 2, Chorus 1 - 3. PAUL BURKE — 119 Riverside Drive PAUL PAGES — 110 Water Street: Soccer 1 - 2, D.I.T. 1 • 4, Tennis 2 • 3. PAULA HART — 228 Bristol Ferry Road Majorettes 3 - 4, Yearbook 4, Steering Com- mittee 3-4, Class Activities 4. Orphan's Xmas Party 2 • 4, Typing Award 1. PATRICIA LAPOINTE — 45 Cory’s Court Basketball 2 - 4, Volleyball 2 — 4, Soccer 3 - 4, Field Hockey 3. Varsity Letters 3 - 4. Softball 1, (Student 1 • 4?). PATRICIA MEAGHER — 44 Reise Terrace PATRICIA NORTH — 75 Water Street Modem Dance 1-2-3, (treas. 3), Band 1 - 3. Cheerleading 1-3-4, A.F.S. 1 - 3, Year book 4. Orphan’s Xmas Party 3 4, Ski Club 2 - 4. Steering Committee 3 • 4 PETER ANDREA — 108 Sherwood Drive Football 1 - 4. Basketball 4, (J. B 4). PETER HOFF — 540 Bnstol Ferry Road Band 1 - 4. PHILUP VALLENCOURT — 249 Fischer Grcle RALPH KING — 59 William Street Football 1. Ski Club 2 - 4, Steering Committee 4, Chess Club 1 — 2, Track 2 - 4, Cross Coun- try 2 - 4, Basketball 3, Yearbook 4, Band 1, Class Activities 3. RANDALL WEATHERFORD — 2243 West Mam Road: Soccer 2 • 4. RAYMOND WALKER — 482 Bristol Ferry Road Volleyball 4, Steering Committee 4. Eastern Surfing Association 2, (Student 1 - 4?). RICHARD CAMARA — 14 Mare Terrace. RICHARD CARON — 2410 East Mam Road. RICHARD PONTE — 27 Slate Lane RICHARD RICE — 163 Cedar Ave Football 1 - 4, Basketball 2 4, Student Council 1 - 2. Band 1. ROBERT JOL1E — 64 Canonchet Dnve ROBERT KIELBASA — 141 Rhode Island Blvd Football 1, Soccer 3 • 4, Golf 1 4, Track 2, N H.S. 3. Yearbook 4 ROBERT TURRENTINE — 227 Windward Road ROBERT VINCENT — 498 Turnpike Ave Football 1. Soccer 3 - 4. ROBIN GARFORTH — 2126 East Main Road Yearbook 4, Cheerleading 2 - 4, Steer- ing Committee 4, Ski Club 4. Powderpuff Soccer 4. ROBIN SCHAUSEIL — 33 Canonchet Dnve Class Treas 3 • 4. N H.S 3 • 4 (treas 3 • 4), Modem Dance 3, French Club 3 • 4, Flag Twirler 4, Language Lab Aid 3 - 4, Orphan’s Xmas Party 3 • 4. Class Play 3, Leo’s Club 4, Class Activities 1 • 4 ROSS BUTZ — 8 Birch wood Drive ROY MAIN — 29 Sylva Lane RUSSELL COMBRA — 204 Middle Road Basketball 1 • 3. SCOTT STOVALL — 14 Flintcom Road Softball 1 • 4. Baseball 3, Steering Commit- tee 3, Wrestling 1 • 2. STEVEN DANIELS — 22 Lafayette Street Baseball 2 - 4. STEPHEN FERREIRA — 160 Dexter Street V P 4, Steering Committee 3 - 4, Arts Festi- val 1 • 3, Yearbook 4 STEVEN HIELBORN - 156 Bramans Lane SUSAN DONNELLY — 3241 East Mam Road Softball 1, Orphan’s Xmas Party 1 • 3, Steering Committee 4, Yearbook 4, Class Activities 1 • 4 SUSAN DUBOIS — 15 Fountain Ave. THOMAS CHASS — 285 East Mam Road Steering Committee 4. THOMAS CLARKE — 337 Riverside Street Tennis 3 - 4, Chorus 1 • 4 VERNON GORTON — 87 Freeborn Street: Football 3 • 4. VICKI BOURGEAU — 10 North Water Street: Chorus 1 • 3. Spanish Club 3, Cul- tural Society 3. WENDY THAYER — 28 Redwood Road Chcerleading 1 • 4. Literary Journal 2 - 3, Newspaper 1 • 3. Student Council 1 - 4. Class Plays 3 • 4, N H.S. 3 • 4, Arts Festival 1, Class Treasurer 2, Modem Dance 1 - 2, A.F.S 2, Orphan’s Xmas Party 1 - 4 WILLIAM EICHORN — 445 East Main Road Football 2, Basketball 2, Swimming 3 - 4. Track 4. Ski Club 4. Band 1. WILLIAM ELLIS — 90 Aquidneck Ave Foot- ball 1 • 4. Basketball 1 • 4, Baseball 1 • 4, Stage Crew 1 - 4, Stcenng Committee 3 • 4, Student Council 3. Letterman’s Club 3 4 WILLIAM McKEE — 6 Settler Street WILUAM ROBERTS — 7 Long Meadow Road 166