Portsmouth High School - Legend Yearbook (Portsmouth, RI)

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THE 1975 LEGEND Portsmouth High School Portsmouth, R.l. Foreword TIME. . . What is time ? The shadow on the dial, the striking of the clock, the running of the sand. 2 Time is a sort of river of passing events I II III Table Of Contents Introduction Administration And Faculty Seniors IV Underclassmen V Organizations And Activities VI Sports VII Acknowledgements 3 a tiny grain of sand in a universe unending. no matter how important you feel my friend, this is all you really are . . . the music is gone . . . it seems, before we sung even a verse. the sun rose, set, so many times that it mattered not, until now. only yesterday, today was an eternity away, and now it slips from our grasp. we were so very young, was it really long ago? L. Vars We fhe class of 1975, offer this in memoriam to Joy Magliocco. We miss her terribly, but her memory shall be forever etched in our hearts. Her nearness shall always be felt because she was the warm, giving and sensitive person that was always ready to give of herself for anyone in need. This is what makes Joy as great to us in death as she was in life. She was a ray of sunshine in all of the days of our lives. Longfellow has summed up our feelings when he writes: A feeling of sadness and longing, That is not akin to pain And resembles sorrow only As the mist resembles the rain. from: THE DAY IS DONE The above verse is in Joy’s own handwriting and expresses her own true philosophy. We have reproduced it as she wrote it. IN MEMORIAM Joy Mag I i occo We are the music-makers, And we are the dreamers of dreams, wandering by lone sea-breakers, And sitting by desolate streams, World-losers and world-flowers On whom the pale moon gleams: Yet we are the makers and shakers Of the world forever, it seems. O'Qhaughnessy The free of deepest root is found Least willing still to quit the ground: 'Twas therefore said by ancient sages, That love of life increased with years. Qo much that in our latter stages, When pain grows sharp and sickness rages, The greatest love of life appears. Of 1975 Wishes Many Thanks And Mr. O'Hara Superintendent's Message I am pleased and privileged to extend congratulations to the graduating class of 1975 and to offer a parting word. It is my hope that your years at Portsmouth High have developed in you a greater awareness of yourselves and a fuller understanding of your duties and responsibilities, as well as of your rights and privileges. If so, you are better prepared to play your role of citizen in a most complex society. This is not an easy task. You will require energy, courage, determination and a clear view, and these are only to be found in yourselves. May you find them in full measure. Good luck to you. Henry V. Diodati, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 12 13 Mr. William Carberry Principal Principals Message It is my most sincere wish that each of you are successful in the very near future. Success is defined as the degree of attaining one’s desired end.” Therefore success has a different meaning for each of you. Set your goal early in life, always keep it in mind, learn something from each mistake, don’t compromise yourself, accept the wisdom and help from others, and don’t let time slip away. Mr. William Carberry U MR THOMAS SWEENEY Vice-Principal Vice-Principal's Message When you, as members of the Class of 1975, entered Portsmouth High School, you arrived as eleven and twelve year old children. As you leave Portsmouth High School, you have become seven teen eighteen year old adults. Take the time to reflea back on the once in a lifetime experiences which you have encountered during the past six years. I personally hope and trust that you can overcome the uncertainties of the future with a positive attitude as well as an appropriate background of knowledge gained at P.H.S. Your time has passed at Portsmouth High School and is now a book mark in your personal autobiography. May it always bring a smile to your lips when your thoughts rum back to these pages Thomas E. Sweeney, Jr. Guidance Message Best wishes to you, class of 75, the class that will always have special memories for me, we began new experiences together in September of 1969 — you as 7th graders and I as guidance direaor. Now the time has come for you to seek other and more interesting and exciting experiences. Michael Quoist states about time You must not lose time, waste time, kill time, for time is a gift A perishable gift, a gift that does not keep. It is yours to fill quietly, calmly but to fill completly to the brim. MR ALBERT CATALDO Guidance Direaor 15 MR BRIAN CARROLL MISS SHARON MELLO MR ROBERT VELLECA MRS. PATRICIA RUBINE MR ROGER VIERRA Dept Head 17 MR ALBERT CATALDO Guidance Director MR NICHOLAS MANSI Class of 1975 MR GEORGE MELLO Class of 1976 Guidance Department MR JOSEPH NARCIZO Class of 1977 MS. PATRICA RUBINE Class of 1978 MRS LEE McGAW Nurse MR LEO GAUDETTE Dept. Head MR RAYMOND AINSWORTH Dept. Head Band Director MR PETER KEKLIGIAN Chorus Director 19 MRS. HELEN SULLIVAN Secretary MR DALE HUFF 20 Librarian MRS MARY BAGLEY MRS GAY HUFTY Clerks MRS EVA REISE MRS MARJORIE STINITON Guidance Secretary MRS ANNE ANDRADE Head Clerk MRS. TERESA McKEE Janitors and Matron 21 MR MANUEL SILVIA MRS LUCY SANTOS MR. CHARLES SILVIA MR JOHN FERREIRA MISS JEAN GALLANT MR ROGER LAVOIE MR RICHARD THIBAULT MR VAL MOREAU, Dept Head MR ROBERT SULLIVAN B U s 0 I n s MR JOSEPH LAGARTO MRS ELAINE MALONEY MR ROBERT La FRANCE Dept. Head D e P a r i m e n MISS ANN DelPIANO MR ROBERT CREANEY 23 MR ROBERT KITCHEN Dept. Head MR DAVID BOURCIER 24 Mathematics MR PETER O HARA MR JOSEPH FLOOD MR GEORGE BISHOP Dept. Head MRS VIRGINIA BESCHERER 26 Department 27 MISS IRENE CAVALIERI MS. PATRICIA KENNEY MR RAYMOND SULLIVAN MR RAYMOND MASSE Social MR LOUIS SOUSA Dept. Head 28 MR RUSSEL DRURY Studies MR ROBERT PIMENTAL MR DONALD RICHARDS MR THOMAS WILSON 29 'L MS. SANDY REYNOLDS MR ED AKUCEWICH MISS MARY LYMBERIS Physical MR RICHARD TRAVERS Dept. Head Education MRS EMILY McGUIGAN Co-ordinator Home Economics MRS HELEN BURKE 30 I MR WILLIAM McCANN r s MR WILLIAM McGREAVY Dept. Head MR BARRY O’NEIL MR HOMER BRIAN!) 31 Portsmouth High NOVEMBER 74 S M T W Th F S 1 PC AA 4 7 8 (R MN BW PN SS 14 15 16 AH MB BR SD DP .IM 26 27 28 30 FM JJ EC VC FEBRUARY 75 S M T W Th F S 1 4 KW SF 10 11 12 13 14 15 18 19 21 MM DB SA DF WS AC, SM SEPTEMBER 74 S M T W Th F S 1 JC 8 10 11 12 14 KK SI N V MP AJ ( AX’ DR l.R JC SM C.M RA DECEMBER 74 S M T w Th F S 4 JC KNX’ J L DC, JA GC cc cs JQ LG 8 10 SN FN BM JJ 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 JC JP MD 24 25 26 28 DB SS J M HL JS OCTOBER 74 S M T W Th F S 1 4 5 I .A SM l)D PS NX’R 8 10 11 DP LM EB MB IX 15 16 17 18 19 W M 1 DP CH 20 21 22 24 25 26 LS PH MC, CR MA WB DS R(, JANUARY 75 S M T W Th F S MP PU RB KS JS 12 14 15 16 17 18 J M IT Vi'h 24 ST sc: JM 26 30 MS 4 time it tM, (u d lonat a time t im . . 4 9t muit fce . . . {] dove ft pdotoowA. (f eie)it DONALD D PAGE Climb high, climb far, your aim the sky, your goal the stars Don Pet Breve: laming' blue sports That’s jokes . Jock letter man November 1 Libra College l-aura Pet Peeve Not having enough hours in a day green The Eagle and the hawk ballet, listening to Bach, yoga, heing alone with the ocean NHS Girls’ Nation Gemini May 26 McDonald’s. College MICHAEL THOMAS KING In any collection of data, the figure that is most obviously correct — beyond all need of checking — is the mistake ’’ Mike Pet Peeve Being hurried yellow The Beatles Scuba diving In a minute being friendly August 12 Leo College MARY ELLEN KELLY It’s nice to be imponant, but more imponant to be nice Shorty blue Pet Peeve Growing old Jacob Melch’s Gift Shop July 5 Cancer College cLU c UA C-Wva, , Uy 0 ike rTNJi-Ji«G A - fN0, MARGARET LEE SHERMAN You give but little when you give of your pos- sessions. it’s when you give of yourself that you truly give Margaret Pet Peeve Time sunsets Dylan panics traveling Ocean Dnve, Newport, Patricks, The Electric Elephant April 28 Taurus California JL JfcY- Xc toVk Mmfe m (hcutfjf'. And tjou. iiti of- oui diMb. BRUCE ERIC LAWSON Do unto others before they do unto you Bruce Pet Peeve Bern broke Stair way to heaven’ . red . . hockey August 26 Virgo Undecided JOHN SOUZA MONIZ Live life to its fullest! John Purple Dreamin’ Stamp collecting tropical fish Is that a fact stamps April 8 Aries Rhode Island School of Design MARY ELIZABETH CONWAY Misty wateriolor memories MBC Pet Peeve following time heather blue camping long walks on winding paths OK what’s the story here most musical College SHANOA MORREL Love is an act of faith and whoever is of little faith is also of little love. Shame 'Knife’s Edge” blue ceramics, candlemaking, bicycling, thnft shops No way being quiet most bash- ful Sheraton Islander Inn September 27. Libra Travel £ STEPHEN MICHAEL AGUIAR It’s not time to make a change, just relax, take it easy You’re still young, that’s your fault, there’s so much you have to go through Take your time Think alot. think of everything you’ve got for you will STILL be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not Dylan Ags JONATHAN EDWARDS. Cat Stevens guitar, harmonica, soccer. Kathy February 20 Pisces Georgia. Pnnt- mg 35 JOHN JULIAN CALLAHAN III Ideals arc like stars, you will not succeed in touching them with your hands But like the sea farm man on the desen of water, you choose them as your goals and following them you will reach your destiny Jack Colorado travel Waterloo Hesse Fitzgerald Almac's Sept 5 Virgo College r ELIZABETH A MAltCQUX Safe upon the solid rock the ug Come and see my shining palace built upon'' sand' DEBRA L SCHINDLER And the time will come when you see we’re ail one. and life flows on within you and without you. Deo Allman Bros Pet Peeve bad driv ers flannel shins Archeology Aug 16 Leo College TEDI L CONDIFF Digit Blue Color My World Ptt peeve unfncndly people parrying comes from Alaska Dig that' May 10 Tau- rus . Bookin' C HRISTOPHERJ LONGMAN Who’s g«K my pickle'” Chris Tobacco Road green sleeping Navy Base Pool March 17 Pisces College CXeanography SHARON MARIE BETTENCOURT Life is for the taking. All you have to do is reach out for it. Sha green Frank Yearbook works in green houses ’’Stairway to Heaven . ya know Juliet quiet' May 28 Ciemini College 36 WILLIAM FRANCISCO MEDEIROS -Even a fish wouldn't get into trouble if he kept his mouth shut Bill boating Pet peeve homework red football Color my World” Look up” E Sherman Painting Con- tractor. Oct 15 Libra College VJ DEBRA ANN UPE Ought in the quiet, off on our own. coming together, staying alone Debt blue Pet peeve Plastic people travels Chuck Tough, ain’t it? California JUNE ANN McGREAVY The mystery of life is not a problem to be solved, it is a reality to be experienced ” Junic green Pet peeve accidents. Junie Pume. sadistic people camping PAP ’’You BooB!” self-employed sense of humor Jan 12 Capricorn Bruins Amy College DAVID BRYAN NOONAN It is better to have one friend of great value than alot of friends that are good for nothing Noodles blue Pet peeve N.C State basketball girls Ohhh Man'” Loggms and Messina May 14 Taurus College MARIANN GUNN In the long run. it will not make much differ erne whether you answer to it or not.” Martann green Pet peeve being minus my other half collects things big mouth . Oh my God” (Vt. 27 libra College « PAMELA DIANE STENNING -| am here but I don't know where I am. I know where 1 came from but not where I’m going. I know my name but not who I am. I’m living the Happiest Days of my life,” and I am crying ” Rami Tea For Two June Lr Blue PAP. Ballet. YPF. Talking July 24 Leo Newport. N H S. Trea- surer College 37 JEANNE BlAV FJ AfWLE Wisdom is of the ihind. used carelessly and man is but a fool ' Jeanne Song the Ws . Pet peeve Loneliness miue oil painting right” ’’Yidpa Yadda Steve, Aaron Dec kftgittanus College DAVID RAYMOND FERREIRA Believe in yourself, be patient, and you’ll be happy; for nothing worthwhile ever comes eas- ily Big Dave Pet peeve: Cheerleaders honey oldies but goodies . ’’Good Morning Star Shine” . Wendy. Sea Meadow Farms log cabins College SHEREE ANN ICART The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed Sherce Pet peeve Diets S.PBN Ya done me wrong and you’re gonna pay Porthole Top Ten . Cheerleader “Mefagator Sept 9 Virgo Col- lege 38 DONNA ALISON CHURCH 'The most completely lost of all days, is that on which one has not laughed Donna Dream On Pet peeve braces and backstabbers blue sailing swimming Smile Homecoming Queen class secretary Power Street Beach Sunny Acres Oct 12 Libra Col BRADFORD PHILIP BROOKS It’s only the giving that makes you what you are Brad Tequilla Sunrise Pet peeve Unrealistic laws guitar Yes. Tull “to each his own” June 26 Cancer College, out west DANA LEE DORF. Yes there are two paths you can go by. but in the long run. there’s still time to c hange the road you're on Dam White Rabbit all colors Pet peeve people using others, falseness an, music, poetry, partying Don't worry about it” Oct 4 Libra College RALPH E BENSON “To go fast, you first must learn to go slow “ Bence Generation Landslide Blue Pet perse hassles motorcycles “Going ruling today Phelps Mobil July 20 Cancer Bike Business KRISTINE HAGFNSEN Nothing lasts longer than a happy memory ” Kris Pet peeve N.T.F.D miniature golf green (xtugar Reidy's April 1J Anes Employment 39 ERIC PAUL CHAPPELL What you lack in your brains, you make up in your feet. Eric The Schaefer Jingle” Pet peeve wrecking Jaguars parties . 4- whcel dnve skiing Truckin’ football F.CB.E.O. Aug 2 Leo College CATHERINE ANN CARNEVALE Laughter is not at all a bad beginning for a friendship, and it is far the best ending for one CAC long walks and getting up early loves to laugh and smile Awnght! Homecoming Court Core Pharmacy Aug 21 Leo Nachos and soccer games . Top Ten . . College EDWARD SECHREST Ed Eating out red KFC Pet peeve Warren Football Football HalJ of Famer Aug. 5 . . . Leo . College LINDA LOUISE COR DEI RO The word happy would lose its meaning if it were not balanced by sadness It is far better to take things as they come along with patience and equanimity. Lm autumn wind outdoors sports Pet peeve spiking and rebounds witty . . songbird laughter rosy cheeks ”Oh CRUD' May 28 Gemini College MICHAEL PETER KF.HEW Nice guys finish last Mike Golf basketball Rrt Reeve working on Friday nights The Night Chi- cago Died red No way my black ’64 LcSabre Bunk Almac's May 13. Taurus College KAREN ELIZABETH MURRAY Looking all around me. what do I see. lots of changing faces, and lots of things to he. but I’m happsy just to be pan of all I see Nee Blue Pet pseeve waiting, bad breath, directions campsing out. L G.. pot- tery Sangies June 21 Gemini Yearbook Dental Assistant 40 CHERYL ELIZABETH MILLER Sometime quiet, sometimes a not Cheryl dark blue For you Blue Pet peeve kid brothers beaches people Love it March 22 Aries Marriage ALAN ROY TOLLESON Big Al R k your Baby brown cars tamping . No kidding no mufflers The river Aug 26 Virgo Undecided RENE EIJSE OOODHEART Live for tixiay, for tomorrow may never come Ernie If” Pet peeve backstabber black Whocares' collects plants is different Ptarson Yachts Xt 51 Scorpio Undecided PAUL SALE Me BRIDE II Of the people in my past, fading faces in a wak mg dream, and although they never seemed to last very long, there are faces I remember from the places in my past Butch organ player GNK Drum Major Pet peeve: brother brown songbird actor Oh yeah Colo- nial Ice Cream Parlor Nov 26 Sagittar i us College ROBERT JAMES BROWN Someday I’ll be nch. Bob Honey Pet peeve Liver Blue boating raising doberman pinch- ers doesn’t talk much Bowler Van Lines Jan 5 Capricorn Travel GAIL LYNN WHIPPLE Drifting under the dream clouds, past the bro- ken sun. I’ve been living a long time, to be back beyond. I gave my last chance to you, don't hand it hack to me bitterbluc — my bitterbluc Gail Pet peeve People you can’t trust Get outta here Ralph concerts Neil Young Pit N Patio Sept 19 Virgo Travel 41 KRISTIN ELAIKK DANUK Love thy neighbor — but don't get caught” Kris Sailing, Tennis August 20 Leo Blue Stairway to Heaven' Pet Peeve Old trucks leave me alone' Ruk College PRESCOTT BRYANT CHASE If one advances in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imag ined. he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours He will pass some things behind, will pass on invisible boundary, new. universal and more liberal laws will begin to establish themselves around and within him. or the old laws be expanded, and interpreted in his favor in a more liberal sense, and he will live with the license of a higher order of bangs Bryant Apnl 23 • AM Radio Gui- tar. Bicycling. Sailing College. Enioying Life PAMELA SUSAN NOEL I got my dream about the way it's gonna be. I'll chare it all w ith someone real not make believe ' Nee November H scorpio Oh od' Faded icans Can't ya See camping, needlework Pet Peeve wasting time, plastic people ignorance wine, whites, and weed Travel 42 CINDY JOANNE EDWARDS I have no yesterdays. lime cook them all away. tomorrow may not be — but I have today ” On May 8 Pet Peeve hig panic You’re Sixteen Mark, being a twin Horseback riding. VW's band College JOHNJ SULLIVAN ■’Don’t put off for tomorrow what you tan do today, because if you enjoy it today you can do it again tomorrow.” Sully sports Parties Girls FC B Pet Peeve: Football Practices and short summers STEPHANIE KAY THOMAS ''Love is patient and kind. Love is not jealous or boastful, it is not arrogant or rude Love does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resent ful; it does not rejoice at wrong, but rejoices in the right Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things ” Steph Apnl 5 Aries sky blue pet peeve SILENCE alnght Brooks Captain of Flagtwirlers. C.Y O sew- ing. searcher, smiling, going to the ocean Speech Therapist MICHAEL SCOTT TAYLOR i LINDA SUSAN HOLIDAY The past cannot be changed but the future is still in your hands” Scott My Jsrother's place apt MG being late pet peeve working and this questlonairc May 9 Taurus Tem- per Barbara set in his way Park Travel ”1 only look like a flower, please love me. There’s a person inside ” Sluefoot Joe all colors pet peeve cli- ques TIM March 19 Pisces being myself We've only just begun smile, somebody loves you” R R RUUFFF’' Mt Hope Manna House Nursing or Secretarial School 43 vt ■ AMY FRANCE ANDRUS C Silence often says so much more than trying to v W say what’s been said before.” ✓ Amy . . You’ve Got A Friend” Pet 2 Peeve People who he Blue Musu, 0 Concens March 1 . Pisces Ya’H Strand Theatre . Being from the south College RICHARD ANTHONY ZAYATZ Try it — you might like it The Animal Perpetual Change Peeve People who tease Blue Tennis know! June 11 Ft mm ball Gemini College Pet Sailing. I don’t CHRISTINE ANN DLTRA Walk on the rainbow trail, walk on the trail of song, and all about you will be beauty Chris Time in a Bottle Pet Peeve Cut-downs yellow farming May H Taurus I don’t know J D 1530 Undecided LINDSAY ANNE SANTOS Free to be; just you and me Lns Tobacco Road Pet Peeve two facet! pct ple green (Collecting records and spending mono October 21 Libra What can I say” Pit-N-Patio College and Travel 44 SANDRA M SAUNDERS Catch your dreams before they slip away Sandy Candle In The Wind ' Pet Freve indecision yellow rug hooking December 26 Capricorn Mean- while. back at the ranch College DIANA JEAN SHAFFER My love to the people l ve known the best, my friendship always to all the rest “ I Mmsllc Bicre You’ve Made Me So Very Happy” Going Home” — Chi- cago Pet Peeve missing school buses red and blue Bowabibow Friends In embroidery parties Debbie' ’Top Ten . yearbook editor Home- coming Court the beach Halloween baby October 31 Scorpio See the world KATHY LOUISE WOZNIAK Imagination was given to man to compensate him for what he is not. a sense of humor, to con- sole him for what he is Katin I Believe In Music Pet Peeve Jade Green VW’s Gold String art. drawing . rafts August 6 Leo It’s wild’ How’s life been treatin’ ya ’’ Undecided 45 JEFFREY F CATALAN Loneliness is just a word.” Jeff Changes” Blue Pet peeve: Short lunches . . collecting records . . . I’ll say”. . Dec. 2 Sagittarius Law DEBRA ANN GOMES 1 never thought love existed until I found it within myself for someone else Debbie Color My World Pet perse top lockers Blue ndmg around town Solid Gold Volvo” I'm gonna remember that” June 15 Gemini Business School DEBRA LEE PETERSON I sought the simple life that nature yields Deb Father and Son Rusti-ann, Rusty Yellow bowling show accent Europe Nov. 20 . Scorpio College STEPHEN PAUL PAPPAS The only gift is a portion of thyself” Pipes Pet Peeve Mondos Portsmouth Nursery College LESLIE DENISE WOODLAND It is easier to believe than to doubt Lcs good parries you guys ski- ing sewing Top Ten . Pet peeve depression Pink Floyd — Breath April 5 Aries (College 46 ,Or os PRINCE the sympathies go to the oppressed, the ,ts and distressed ” John Pet peeve: People with pre one icved notions Blue reading sketball “A Time for Us” Dec 10 Sagittarius College and Travel kes people wonder what f grc CL-' Pet peeve Monday i r mornings and cliques John crocheting Nights in White Satin Yeah but” fV fern mustang June 18 Ciemini f usiness School | -J J Ji mornings . C W JEAN FRANCIS MURPHY After friendship it is confidence, before friend ship it is judgement Bean Don’t Let It Get You Down Neil Young Winter violet flagtwirling eating basketball (bench- warmer) Calm down Dec 29 Capricorn Business College FRANK NEKRASZJR You only live once, so what the heck' Frank Sharon cars beers clear Whole Lotta Love” parties E.O.ATY Romeo Dec. 13 Sag- ittanus College SUSAN JEANNE NAPERT Never fear that your life may come to an end. rather fear that it should have no beginning. Sue Pet peeve Twp-faced people Blue Bob To Love Somebody talk mg about BOB What am I gonna do' Dec 11 Sagittarius Travel 47 EDWARD ALFRED FERREIRA JR Of what shall a man be proud, if he is not proud of his friends' Fashcine Better Place To Be Pet Peeve Mondos Susie July 12 Cancer Aye-Kudcesh Portsmouth Nursery eating french fries College DEBORAH MARIE FERREIRA There is no dury so under rated as the duty of being happy Debbie Elton John Pet Peeve N.T.F.D Parties. Miniature golf, MRP February 20 Pisces Diana' Hall of Fame Cheerleader Top Ten N H.S Employment MARICA ANN BUTZ The world is full of beauty when the bean is full of love Marc Cat Stevens Pet Peeve: crazy drivers sports June 14 Gemini I don’t know Gery Mt Hope Manna College BETHANIE JEAN CLAY There is no great and no small to the soul that maketh all Beth Come Monday Pet Peeve Restriction green tennis June 30 Cancer Keith First National College I 1 DANIEL FERRAZZOU When you see your neighbor carrying some thing, help him with his load But don’t go mis- taking paradise for that home across the road” Dan Pet Peeve Mondos beige unicycle July 3 Cancer 48 HAROLD MATH HA LAWRENCE The F C.U. it's where you belong Hal Stairway to Heaven Pet Peeve anting blue drumming Dciem her 29 Capricorn rambler the Peo- ples Credit Union College SUSAN SALISBURY Beauty is not discovered with the eyes, but with the soul” Pork Chop Pet Peeve backstabberv light ing Blue collecting plants. 70 Chevy June 29 Cancer Be serious ” Big Mouth” Navy Publication Printing Ronny BARBARA ANN WYATT I love my guy. and the reason why is. he is he. and I am 1” Barbara Blue Jeans ”1 Believe in You” Neil Young Pet Peeve two-laced peo- walking the beach at night Bob November 7 Scorpio Wan for getting to know Bob NANCY SILVIA And think r you can guide the course of love, for love if it finds you worthy shall guide your course on Love.” Nance panics piano Neil Young. Bob Dylan Are you serious' lllkd Pet Peeve week nights Van Col- onial Bake Shop July 10 Cancer College. Travel A nice Y f man of nasty ideas” Pat Elton John Pet Peeve gossip red spons Apnl 17 . Aries I was only kidding'” 49 SHARON FRANSSON Remember yesterday, live for today and Dream of tomorrow Red Pet Fce c Week nights M P BP Your Song August 12 Leo Practical Jokes Newport Hospital Col- lege STEPHEN EDWARD DcCASTRO I’ll do it tomorrow.' Steve Pet Peeve Homework Red Apnl 14 Aries Tm going to build.’ Woodshop DcCast ro's Fruit and Veg etable’s Agriculture MARY LOUISE SULLIVAN Absente not long enough to rule out but quite. All Love increases Love at second sight ’ Mary Lou My Love Prt Peeve Peo- ple leaving, having to say good-bye Aug 14 Leo Oh Well The Brook Tequilla Sunrise Undecided r f 50 DONALD PAUL.JESTINGS There is one reason why we can nor complain of life it keeps no one against his will. Paul Pet Peeve The morning after the Mondays Blue camping Rocky mountain High August 13 kro Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff Sandy Travel 51 PAMELA ELYSE RUGGER I Td rather «.over the ground with love, than have it cover me with hate Pam . 'Td love to change the world . . . Newport Carl ten years after . shipping. PE travel 7for JANET UEOOMrf ffyuJi 4 f r} Life is what you make it f ' H Janet pet peeve people who try to butt in where they don't belong — people who won't leave me alone when I tell them to . yellow reading, riding, animals, tropical fish JAMES EDWARD NOTT Nocry Pine thank you . pet peeve Chevy's and Chevy freaks green «ars trap shooting . . looks like snow . . 6 cyl race car bigG undecided DANIEL JAMES LEONARD See the U S A from behind my Chevrolet! Wheel hop pet peeve six cylinder C iyros ALETHEA MARIE BAIRD When you have a friend it’s always springtime” Racquet having my baby” red pet peeve: stuck up people knitting don’t get shook” . U.S. Army trouble staying in the Army ■ JANET EVE JACKSON -Let him follow the musk which he hears — however measured or far away jj pet peeve getting even blue -Ballad of Dwight Frye” waterskiing mu$ic that’s cool” Town Cleaners taking chances November 27 Sag- ittanus travel HELENE ANITA PERVIN - . And I do set my bow in the cloud and that it may be a token of the covenant made between me and the earth Helene — Squcek ”1 11 have to say I love you in a song pet peeve whip cream Mike light sky blue , sewing ing I don’t know'.' coll JAMES THOMAS MOSS There is one reason we cannot complain r it keeps no one against his will V tv Jim pet peeve conceited people bluqk J Stairway to busy Newport pvjfotor lno , yr f 31 y lo o y iVy x ) ¥ '-V$ 53 JOSEPH ANTHONY QUINTAL Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy. wealthy, and wise Joe blue riding around pet peeve English Dec. 6, Sagittarius D.I T Stairway to Heaven college, electri- cal engineering DAWN SUSAN RICHARD I want, by understanding myself, to understand others. I want to be all I am capable of becom- ing. Dawnie pink Sept. 19. Virgo pet peeve intolerance yoga, reading, con- templating . If you could read my mind . driving Taurus talkative Providence . M.D. NANCY ALU SON WRATH ALL Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to. Nance blue pet peeve top lockers March 17 Hey you guys” band, majorette. N.H.S. . college 54 MICHAEL A DeARRUDA Mike blue . Sabath Bloody Sabath Dec 18 Sagitarius pet peeve stupid teachers undecided VICKIE LEE MARK Hold fast to your dreams Vick Seals Si Crofts . pet peeve drop- ping batons pink spons fan June 6 . (iemini Pittsburgh, majorettes, plays dancing classes college but today well-lived makes every yesterday goodj to remember and every tomorrow a dream tom true.” Lin Oct 6 labra Elvis green Ask me if 11are” Boston Brums pet peeve: weak knees Ski’s Sunoco . majorettes, class treasurer. Chris, talkative, nac- hos, college JOANNE DARIA JACKSON Love is an act of faith, and whoever is of little faith is also of little love ’ Jo Dec. 14 what” Paul Heartbreaker pet peeve never enough time green Colonial basketball and volleyball optemetric Tech GEORGE BRYANT FARIAS Cieor gc pet peeve: school blue hunting August 4 Lro Keep still” work NANCY ANN WYATT Quick of wit, warm of heart, loving of nature ” Nance Bullfrog Blues”. MS time pet peeve MS. time, chile baby blue sewing parties concerts Sep- tember 12 Virgo HJ easy going traveling world. f| TtlCi VICTORIA LOUISEC06IMINI Our wisdom comes from our experience and our experience comes from our foolishness Vickie pet peeve caking che bus yel- low skiing Welp. sec ya . Nov 26 Nadeau’s. college GAIL ANN SARDINHA Live each day as it comes and live for yourself . Twin pet peeve busy phones, hypoentes silver Love Child” food Steve I swear to God Oct 16 Libra Colonial Ice Cream Parlor Penn- sylvania DEBORAH LEETIMBERLAKE There shall be no loneliness once we learn to build bridges instead of walls Debbie pet peeve being called Susan Solitary Man green ndmg camping What? Huh? College v y bike bruises Aries yfcA ann suuWaeA m are altogether ui tf f«jjfhe rul fcu f life mueftas only men'll ktnout thnrconsent. ' getjpeeve people., mo X rong when ribed in fhe -- them tr Barb vtog. an top) Mtarning i MRan tfv: May-V5 NX'hai bike tiding IrlUSU cottage with ihildren DENISE A ST LAURENT We easily believe what we wish to believe Sunshine Our House pet peeve high water pants blue-green motorcycle nd- ing on hot days . You’re mean George Pete and Flo’s Aug 21 I eo travel MANUEL SOUSA Manny hunting fishing blue Bunky O'Neil’s June 2 Ciemini trade school for carpentry ALDEGE JOSEPH PICARD Pic ... pet peeve, soap operas” football Nannettc comic book reader blue . July 15, 16 Cancer . Colonial Bake Shop college MICHAEL NELSON Mike red . motorcycles basketball Beginnings November 6 . Scor- pio . Aero Tech School LORI ELLEN RAPOSA What man is capable of doing to the earth is not always what he ought to do ” Lo pet perse cliques blue Color My World singing tropical fish knitting painting giggling Sept 22 Virgo secretarial school -r V v,-' y ds JEFFERY LEE CLARK Love is the key we must tum. truth the flame we must bum, freedom the lesson we must learn ” Jeff . blue soccer cocapt. Wild World Dec 15 . Sagittarius col- lege jf, Y _ ■ jP' r tf I V JAMES MICHAEL LYNCH Jim pet peeve hard butter brown Think so. huh?” Dec 2 Sagittarius college 57 PAUL ALPHONSE Alphonse We’re an American Band blue '68 Nova - . May 27 Gemini . cut-downs . . pet peeve MB at D + M in LC on LH at SW RI Technical School MARY J MARSHALL Time is but the stream I go a-fish mg 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. Mary Thursday Miles From Nowhere pet peeve worksheets What a drag’ breakers Aries April 17 . college LOUISE TURNER Sorrow which is never spoken is the heaviest load to bear Sam Stairway to Heaven” . . pet peeve dresses blue basketball parties . jc . March 10 Pisces You'll get over it” KP ”T . college RODMAN CHAMPUN TIMOTHY DANIEL SOUSA Tim pet peeve: homework June 2 . Ciemini . That’s stupid! . gold and red potatoes construction worker 58 MARY KATE SHEA The only thing I hate about leaving people is knowing I'll get along without them. Mary Kate pet peeve being called Mary Wild World” Tsk. no sah •Really! green basketball bench reads B + B March 12 . Pisces talking with hands 2nd base N YEP journalism EDGAR F GR1NNELL We have nothing to fear but fear Edgar itself pet peeve: tall people red living October 7 . . . libra Go! college GLORIA ANN SARDINHA I don’t want to escape from reality I want reality to escape from me. Glor Hey rwm . . Nowhere Man pet peeve rules, regulations, routine blue escape from reality plants October 16 Libra being a twin Colonial Ice-Cream Parlor Pennsylvania DENNIS JAMES BOYD Live life to its fullest, for there is so little time to live it Pizza Wishing You Were Here pet peeve Fords blue tennis February 19 . Aquarias Far out! band musician in Navy JOANNE SARDINHA Learning never shared is knowledge stolen, lov- ing never shared is knowledge lost. Jo Colour My World pet peeve immature people blue Kenny August 21 . Leo You’re cute Catholic Memorial Home being short business school IAN DAVID TOLL Anyone who doesn't like dogs and little kids can’t be all bad Ian Maple leaf Rag pet perse the 20th century orange writing Janu- ary 16 . Capricorn English com- puter college LEILANI EILEEN MARTIN I hope you employ your whole time, which few people do a thing so precious as time, and so irrecoverable when lost nothing is so dear and precious as time.” Lei lam . 1 Believe” pet pers e dec ision making green outdoors . astron- omy Donny Os . July 18 Cancer Well gosh Are you kidding Nadeau's honesty college ARTHUR MELLO All is changed with the future none can see. the road you leave behind, ahead lies a mystery.” Mel Maybe I’m Amazed someday May II . . Sheila Taurus but- ter football baseball . farm letterman Camaro mustache col- lege GERALYN COSGROVE Friendship improves happiness, and abates mis- ery. by doubling our joy. and dividing our grief Geralyn skiing sailing swimming Newport Creamery Sagittanus college 60 kirk r samuelson L P Kirk pet peeve this school motorcycle March 14 Gemini Take it in good humor' Van Hof's football travel college SANDRA SUE SILVIA It’s not how much you love me, but that I love you more'” Sandy pet peeve cranberry juice . . blue ceramics drawing November .Scorpio All right' . . J. Giels Band Paul Adams Drug Score unde oded PAUL KENNETH HOWIE “There are so many men who can figure costs, and so few who can measure values ” Hulio Hullihan pet peeve wasting time . blue Joanne August 2 Leo basketball Mt Hope Marina forestry college MARGARET MARY PIRES To give a love you’ve got to live alone, to live alone you’ve got to be pan of . . Maggie Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere” pet peeve being bored rid- ing around January 1 Capricorn Newpon 2nd beach concerts CSN + y travel . forestry MARK HORAN ”1 still haven’t learned what I came here for ” Mark . Angie” pet peeve cliques red cars October 8 Libra Smoke ’em up” Bollitts Mobil sleep- ing mechanic 61 MARY ELIZABETH KIELBASA Variety is the spice of life Maribeth pet peeve: Polish jokes vio- linist the glen . January 18 Opn com tennis . majorettes student council National Honor Society travel college DAVID ALLAN BUDDEMEYER ’'Takes you all night to do what you used to do all night ” Budd-Z pet peeve people who knife you in the bock red Nancy November 2 ROTC Air Force . college CHERYL ANN RICHARDS Good things come in small packages Shortie Imagine” pet peeve clicks and two faced people green Ronny November 5 . Scorpio Whatever turns you on” going places being short undecided BARBARA ANN CORISTINE Friends arc presents you give yourself “ Bambi pet peeve: weighing over 100 lbs . peach and pink travelling sewing July 12 Cancer Mt Hope Manna House being little . college RUSSELL PAUL ICART Tm as bad as the worst, but thank God I’m as good as the best ’’ Russ motorcycling July 11 . Oncer To Hell Mt Hope Manna undecided 62 DIANE IGLES1AS laugh. and the world laugh with you. Di pet peeve not being 18 EE BS Yesterday” . . . July 21 . . Leo Newport Newport Hospital college KAREN FRANCES KA JN He who knows what sweets and virtues arc in the ground. the waters, the plants, the heavens, and how to come at these enchantments is the rich and royal man KK . Foreigner Suite . 2nd beach JB September 8 Virgo VW Grants outdoors . . college SHARON TATTERSON You give but little when you give of your pos- sessions; it s when you give of yourself that you truly give. Shan (Colour My World pet peeve unfnendly people blue partying January 19 Take a long walk off a short pier being from Alaska Capricorn . hookin' PETER E HOLD RIDGE Pete Rocky Mountain Way pet peeve: school blue water skiing October 21 Libra Let's get soused f lining . travel Rocky Mts MICHAEL WILD AM PALKOVIC Don’t put off for tomorrow what you can do today, because if you enjoy it today, you can do it again tomorrow Mike Lay Lady Lay” blue pet peeve being skinny September 14 . . Virgo leaches tennis basketball That’s jokes letterman . jock college 63 SUSAN CRUDUP Keep smiling — it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to” Sue pet peeve rainy days friendly don’t get on my ease the porthole con- certs. Mafagator. long bike rides February 22 college ARTHUR LANCE GALLAGHER Nothing in the affairs of men is worthy of great anxiety.” Gag pet peeve getting up early for school blue Regina blue van Febru- ary 23. Pisces undecided y. v v MRJiNMlCHELIJ: I HILTON i speaks louder than words Shelly blue Bom Free reading loves animals loves working with chil- dren March 14 Pisces working with special Ed. children DEBORAH ANN GRENIER If I could make days last forever, if words could make wishes come true Deb pet peeve stop signs and early parades red . . Stairway to Heaven . . . f lagtwirling, parties, and Emerson-Lake and Palmer Newport Creamery December 3 Sagittarius college JEFFREY BRUCE McKEE You can’t always buy happiness — but you can rent it. Mondo pet peeve school basketball holding up doors and walls January 23 Aquarius undecided JAMES M NIELSON But it’s all right now. learned my lesson well that you can’t please everybody, so you’ve got to please yourself .” Schmiels pet peeve no snow tangerine . . . coins, beatles. skiing Why don’t we do it in the road Nadeau's . ski club . . CC. . June 22. . Cancer college 64 U)Rl EUZABETH SYKES Uiok to this day. for it is life, the very life of life Lor pet peeve people that don't listen peat h Stairway to Heaven” gum skiing, sailing, snowmobiling The Break cn “Hey Hey” August 31 Virgo college MARC STEPHEN McHENRY “There is only one good, knowledge, and there is only one evil, ignorame ” Mart pet peeve hypocrites green swimming, an. plants February 17 Aquanus travel REA LYNNE PETTYJOHN Keep your dreams they’re richer far — than the facts discovered are keep your dreams — for in them lies — joys denied to men grown wise Rea pet peeve restriction getting in the middle of other people’s problems August 22 Leo employment MICHAEL BARBOZA Mike Stairway to Heaven” . pet peeve 6:00 a m greenish-blue Joanne you fool Mount Hope Marina November 13. Scorpio undecided SHERRY EUZABETH HAMM EL “For the many blessings we have received, what have we given back' ’ Sherry pet peeve people who take things for granted water spons, bowling, piano never enough time college DIANE MARIE SILVA “It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all ” Di pet peeve two faced people, liars “Mean Mistrcater visiting blue Burger Chef fun night at Burger Chef traveling 65 BARBARA ELLEN MURPHY life is what you make it. Barbara Ferreira’s never being around Yesterday pet peeve greedy and unthoughtful people Scott flirt July 21 Oncer . Calm down . tal- karive Sly . travel JOHN LOUIS KOZAK1EWIEZ “We came in peace for all mankind Johnny Kay blue Let it be pet peeve: traffic . raising pets Ramada Inn working April 26 Taurus college SHEILA ANN MANSI Life is a mystery as deep as ever death can be. yet oh how sweet it is to us. this life we live and sec. Sheila These Days blue plants, flowers To each his own” yearbook October 2 . Libra work with pro- pie DAVID B CROCKETT Make sure you’re right, then go ahead ” Dave And You and I” . blue E.C.C What a drag pet peeve jocks April 12. Aries college DAWN MARIE PERRY The world is so full of a number of things. I’m sure we should all be as kings. Sunshine pet peeve; rainy ski season skiing, swimming, ice skating blue Oh Lord” . Black Magic Women personality Chicago October 6 Libra nursing 66 RICHARD ALAN REPOSA Oh man'” Dick . football . . ''Shanty ' . . pet peeve Mondos November 16 Scorpio college CHARLENE MARIE RAPOSA I have no yesterdays, time took them away. tomorrow may not be. but I have today.” Shorty blue Angie” pet peeve two faced people Tom . Talk to me Warwick Zayrc October 29 Scor- pio marriage VICTORIA MARIE DeFOREST God didn’t put love in your heart to stay, love isn’t love ’til you give it away Vicky . blue Rick sewing pet peeve people who lodge others, stuck-up people Wool worth’s . Praise the Lord teasing smiling a lot poems, prayers, and promises March 20 . college CHERI LYNN CROW I went out to look for a friend, and there weren’t any. I went out to be a friend, and there were many Chen movies Cat Stevens Y PF The 3 Debs yellow pa peeves being bored, poison ivy Pearson Yachts friendly talkative Dec 6 Sagittarius. lawyer JACOB S CARPENTER Armor Vincit Omnia Jake light blue . drawing pet peeve people who jump to conclusions always smiling Hang in there baby July 19 Cancer college . - O'flArA- • 'te 4rkrbo ?k AH All JOANNE SARAPHIS ■'Time flics over us. but leaves its shadow behind ” Linda swimming skiing reading blue December 31 Capricorn Bang Irish” Chicken Gey college AI.AN THOMAS ADAMS Be yourself, not someone else.” Alan girls Everything I own Navy . . November 2 Scorpio pet peeve Monday mornings Jacksons Shell college JEFFEREY THOMAS GOMEZ Candy is dandy, but liquor Jeff Stairway to Heaven” . drag racing Ann pet peeve cars that don't scan September 25 . Virgo blue Hi Boys Midnight Auto Pans auto designer MICHAEL E. McGAW Mike scuba diving blue August 13 . . Leo Newport Creamery . col- lege KAREN MARIE WEBER I am a pan of all that I have met Karen flagtwirler . Summer Breeze’ powder blue pet peeve rainy days yearbook Right . . 2nd beach Shir ley December Sagittarius GAB' W T December JJiP ELIZABETH GRACE NOCON For everything you have missed, you have gained something, and for everything you have gained, you lose something lisa The Rain Song . . blue pet peeve staying in and waiting searching April 21 . Taurus White Horse Tavern traveling COLEF.N M HORAN “Within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at any time and be your- self Col things that won't change October 18 Libra Gary festivals, partying, Newport sure! leave nothing unex plorcd DEBB1 SUZANNE EDWARDS Deb May 8 horses flute Enathm . Upson Downs Gary band twin college LINDA LOUISE ANDERSON “Sugar and spier and everything nice is not all there is to this life. Unda October 1 . Libra show and tell . yellow swimming you're kidding Navy Officer’s Club finish college and be a medical assistant STEPHEN COSTA Jesus Moses Carlamcy” Haji stuck up people June 18 Gemini . Outa space' blue paint- ing St Philominas going out with Gail . service MICHAEL SULLIVAN Don't fudge a job by its salary, judge it by its future Mike January 26 . Aquarius funeral for a friend red fishing If you don’t like what you’re doing, do some thing else quiet determination exchange college SHEILA GRACE McGAUGHLIN All is changed with time, the future none can see. the road you leave behind, ahead lies myv tery Sheila February 25 Reflections of My Life . . Arthur someday summer Burger King Camaro majorette K1TPK potato chips and M M’s designing 69 MARJORY ANN AUGUSTUS Joyful times ate never none — they’re always joys to look back on! Margie pet peeve math green band G A BC foreign pen pals Are you kidding smiles Spanish Club president October 29 Scorpio Spanish interpreter — college DAVID BRIAN BROGAN Screw gladness on the paths of men — you will not pass this way again ” Dave pet peeve yearbook deadlines tennis green Kathy photograph editor CFP Apnl 30 Taurus college THEODORE FRANCIS WHITTIER Take things for what they are worth Ted pet peeve people who always worry about everything red Stairway to Heaven” . soccer . live life as it comes July 31 Cancer college BRENDA LYNN REGO All we are saying is give peace a chance Bren . blue . well Stairway to Heaven” . . bicycling flagtwirling October 6 . . Libra undecided ROBERT MOONEY If it feels good do it ” Bob black D’yer Mak’er pet peeve: 6 cylinder race cars . .'(f) stang get lost Sagittarius mechanic 70 PATRICIA ANN SUNDERLAND No distantc of place or lapse of time can lessen the friendship of those who are thoroughly per- suaded of each other's worth ” Patty . . Autumn” pet peeve telephone bills skiing sewing David little truckers . July 12. 1973 marriage CHRISTAPHER DAVID SEVENEY Snip pet peeve stone walls black going to the Y parking too close to stone walls December 6 . Sagittarius undecided AUDREY HCX)D DAVID RICHARD APPS Always put off until tomorrow what you're suppose to do today ” Dave pet peeve Chevy's cars don’t worry Mach I Lon January 1 . Capncom tech school 71 72 PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Steven Bran he Russel Bvrd Danial Donnelly Matthew Kelly Richard Prtxtor Randy Rudasill Jim Yergeau 73 Superlatives MOST BASHFUL: Shanie Morrcl Bryant Chase BEST ALL AROUND: Cathy Camcvalc Alvic Johnson CI-ASS CHATTERBOXES: Shccrc I cart Eric Camara MOST ATHLETIC: Mary Beth Kielbasa. Eddy Scchrest BEST DRESSED Donna Church % Rick Bothelo 74 MOST MISCHIEVOUS: Sharon Fransson, Dan Donnley EASIEST TO GET ALONG WITH CLASS INTELLECTS: Diana Shaffer, Ed Ferreira Sherrey Hammell. Ian Toll ROMEO AND JULIET: BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS: MOST RELIABLE Sharon Bettencourt. Frank Nekrasz Vickie Mark, Paul McBride Donna Church, Alvic Johnson 75 76 CLASS SONGBIRDS Linda Cordciro Paul McBride CLASS PHILOSOPHERS Liz Marcoux Ian Toll MOST MUSICAL: Mary Beth Conway Bryant Chase m CLASS CLOWN: Shcrcc Icart Dan Ferrazzoli MOST LIKELY TO BE REMEMBERED: Donna Church A1 vie Johnson 77 79 The 1975 PHS Most 80 Hall of Fame SUE CRUDUP MARY KATE SHEA ALVIE JOHNSON LINDA MROZOWSKl Wanted List 81 82 €8 A-6 1st Row C Benjamin. T Aleguas, A Bartee. 2nd Row N Anctil. I) Be Wen. rd Row K Brady. D Babcock, B Barnhart. N Bencvides. 4th Row S Alfonso. ( Bouchard, K Angel I. H Bwixlemos A 7 1« Row J Carson. J Oaves. L Champlin. J Chappell. T Coristinc, R Bnere. 2nd Row P Carreiro. E. King. R Caplin. E Brown. S. Alphonso, W Burton. V Connors 84 B I 1st Row T Crow. M Daniels. J Chappell. 2nd Row M Cummings. D Ellis. B Cottle. D Bov anno B-4 J Ims. R Jackson. L James. M Hitching . D Havey.C Hammonds. S Jefferds. T J Jeter. C Bucolo. P Harrington. C Hathaway. W .Iones, A HtxxJ. K Hebert 85 B-3 1st Row D Gebhardt. S. Gair. MB Gnswold. 2nd Row B Faucher. D Siebens. K Govcmo, 3rd Row R Hadad, T Goulart, S. Alphonso. M Goulart, C Embrry. M Finnegan. D Gomes. C Guimond.J Farrell B-3 1st Row P Kindell. J Lauwers. M Levesque. J Lyga. E Mandis, P Kotze, D Kenney, 2nd Row R Longman. F Kozakiewicz, G Macl - onald. P Davis, G Beaucage. K Kehew. E King 86 B-l) 1st Row P Shakanan, D Parente. K Selina. G Severa. I) Lilley. E Shea. S Polselli. C Smith. D S.eben. C Souza. M Simmons. G Silva. 2nd Row M Pa e. R Frederick. R Simmons. E St Denis, S Noenh, S Schlosky, D Spero, K Sinc lair. V Santo. M Sousa. W Sousa. B Shanley. A Russell. W Weber B-14 1st Row: C Little. N Voll. J Day. D Vierra. P Thurston. M Thayer. Skippy. K Woleck. G Martin; 2nd Row K Wolfe. D Gareeau. K Woodland. S. Stevenson. B Wallis. V Volposelli. P Young. P Dunne. M Strack.T Yates, B Weber. G Sykes. R Terra 87 B-ll 1« Ri « L Mrdeiro . S Craig. L Miller. R Murray. B Mamneau. R Maynard. 2nd Rim I Mi I-mghlm. I. Mcruer. M Mineie. M Mudd. K Nation. C Medetro . T Murduk. C Metayer. S Nelson B-6 1« Row D Arkms. D Bernier. D Anderson. S Andrew . P Boyd. S Arnold. .2nd Row J Bemscein. T Bailey. A Holies. D Brad ford. C Blake sGsOsl 0 Q u+ - V Acue . Sophomores f 6? tsUifI B- I t Row L Correia. C Cos a. D Cornell. L Cosimim. 2nd Row J Cordeiro. P Carr. P Cocatgis. D Cordeiro. N Cosgrove. L Burton. R Camcvale. T Cinotti. D Candeloro 89 B-8 1st Row: D DcMello. A. Cywin, A. Donovan. J Dickinson. 2nd Row: J Davoll N Duguay JC Cranston. N Delaney. R Day. J Domingoes. T Denman. J Eckh.dt Otu. o-: uygj 7'x 5 b Co t cia-i' 4 o bcot !} HVofcJt 1 £cx— Vk-C. . 1 CVx- v Lx. Q. 'Mry.aJh fct .8'C uA Aiolc_ f K fUo gcx jI 90 B-9 1st Row L Gomes. C. Fanas, T Ferreira, S Thomas. 2nd Row S Fanas, J Ferreira. D Ferreira. L Fitzgerald, T Gavin, 3rd Row R Gifford. D Ferreira. F Esteves. B Fox. D Ferreira. S Crudup, C. Camevaie, M Sousa, G Ferrell B 10 1« Row B Holiday. R (irinncll l ( mr .T BuuiJ I nuglas. ; tMgrr. M Hay. I Bryic. M Harkm, A Wo nuk. 2nd Row I Holiday. I Grinneli.T Grossi. B Gitrn.G ioulct. M Hat bcrgrr. I. Hrffcman. H Hajkvk. B Harwell M Hcisrr.J (w dwin C-l 1st Row M Lemieux. W Johnson. N Kann, W Kelly; 2nd Row J Harms. G. Lcdswocth. K Lewis. M Hopper. P Hulton. D King, T Keshura. M Infiorati. M Johnson. J Jennings 91 C-2 1st Row J McGill. P Manning. 2nd Row M Mallett. M Mateus.J McGill, McGill, K McLaughlin, S. Marques. M Libby. 3rd Row P Kielbasa, M Marano. V Mark.,1 Longcoy, D Mi Bride, K Lathan. D Lynch. B Halliwell. A Mallett, P Mandis C-3 1st Row V Mello. R Ney. D Noriega. K Moran. 2nd Row R Medeiros. S Nation. M Oakham. M Occhi. R Medeiros. D Nicholas 92 2 1« Row L Speer. J Thayer. W Thomaa. B Wall. C Sra. D Te.ae.ra, P Sm.rh. 2nd Row .1 Souaa. C Terraulr. P TTrompaon. T Keahura. B D-4 1« Row S Prrry. S. gast. J Phelan. I. Peters. M Mr.o'tara... D Post. M Rego. L Ouellette. S Medeiros. C Mongeon. B Plante. .M Parente. 2nd Row P Rego. U Prender Picard. L Poselli.C Proctor. W Phelps. L Ptttine. N Pacheco. C Peloqum. M Megargei iV v-oor rv a cWff 4 iWac. •• XjW ko rhiv is ,o wt actitr r' 3 5 ilU Pendllt n 93 G- q c.arf VYVuth ”tuaChj2 v i |tK« ate L VvflW- uJho •4rcu c K+ rtvsL aJ2Q -fch . c £)cahju±, a naa mbs.-- n ■ - -.- - r-- .- D- 1 t Row G Reis. S Richards. B Rogers. K See hirst, L Huth, D Rhodehamel, K Sniezek, J Russas, D Silveria, K Schauseil. 2nd Row V Ryan, D Rockwell, J Rockstraw, C Giblin. C Ryan. P Robbins, D Thorton, P Simoes. T Seavor, C Shaffer. T Richards D-10 1st Row S Vierra, N Van Hof. D Caron. 2nd Row K Vokes, C Wolfe. R Yergeau. S Wolz. M Silvia. K Frannson, N Woodward. L Tidwell, M Turner. 3rd Row B. Bucolo, C Waring. B. Taylor. K Vannoy, T Wyatt. 4th Row: S. Zdanuk. M. Thurston, J. Tomlinson. % D-6 1st Row N Apps, D Barboza, V Am til. D Bencvides. M Arkins, D Bringhurst. 1. Banek. 2nd Row D Bernier. F Augustus. J Andrew s. S Beaver. 3rd Row R Bradford. T Arnold. B Marshall, B Baldwin, P Brady, J Botelho E-l 1st Row L Cookingham, N Chadwick, M Coristme. D. Church. D. Chase. D Carter, J Chaves. 2nd Row W Cook. P Carberry, V Condon. C. Camara, B Corey. S Conway. 3rd Row M Bryant. E Chretien, M Carlos. K Buddemeyer. D Camevale. L Banck. J Beg nolo E-2 1st Row P Dube. R Cocatgis, S Cotta, F Currant. P Digot. 2nd Row S Dunne. B Dame. J Drew, C Chappell. K Day, 3rd Row G Davoll. R Cosgrove. R Dube, D. Couto, R Cory, L DeMay. J. Cabral. D EXitra. W DeForest 95 E-3 1st Row T Cunis. T Faryniarz, C Giblin. L Gagnon, J Foss.J Furtado. T Carroll; 2nd Row B Evanoff. B Correi ra. L Fcrrazzoli. K Dolbashion. C Fox. D Ferns. H Fairhurst, C. Gracia, L. Cummings, J Duguay, 3rd Row C Gagnicr. J Hthicr. D Fanas. T Frcsnilla, M Frank. J. Franco. M Evanoff. S. Corner , J. (Cosgrove E-4 1st Row D Gifford, G Goulart, D Hastings, S. Gray. A Goulan, S. Fcrnera, J Griswold; 2nd Row: G Giguere, C. Hibbad, J Hitchings. N Hayden. M Hollmann, K Hanlon, T. Goetz, D Fitzgerald. T. Haskins, 3rd Row: C Heilbom, B Hammonds, S. Gorwalt, R Glazier. B Heywood, L Gusner, R Greene E-3 1st Row D Leonard, M. Lacerda, L lean, L Jones. K Lathan, 2nd Row A Hummel. J Leonard. E. Heben. D Kenney. D Joseph. 3rd Row D Kehew. S Ibbotson, S. Sinclair. S Lawton, J King. L Koegler. S. Kelly. K Horan E-6 1st Row B Magliocoo. K Lewis. M McKinnon. D. Martucci, P Coristine.C McOaw. D Lynch. 2nd Row G Maynard. G Mathias. B Little, G Kirk. B Manon, S. Lewis. K Passant. T McDaniel, D. Martin, K Kyle. P McCartney, D MacDonald, H Maringas, C Machado. L Maior. D Marshall E-7 1st Row J. Moss. K O’Loughlm. B McMahon. R McLaughlin. T Longman. L Mello. D Oliveira. D Mummert. 2nd Row J Mendonca. R Nekrasa. M Murray. J Orcutt. N Norum. M Lyga. B Medeiros. 3rd Row B Mudd. A McKivcrgan. S Oliviera. P Nott. B Nunes. E O’Brien. R Little. D Mincse. B O’Neil. B Meslcr. C. Mello E-8 1st Row C Quigley. P Farrell. J Ptrcira, C Rocha, J Ptckham. 2nd Row R Rivers, M Mello J Peterson, J Puchak. S Rocha. C Pdlitier. M Oullette. S. Rocha. B Oullettc. 3rd Row P Recupero. A Pearson, T Poets. G Reis, D Perry. S. Raposa. M Pimental. D Rideout. J. I sey. R. Picard. L Ponutowski 97 E-9 1st Row S. Sinclair, E Souza. R Rozul. J Roth, V Shea. M Soares. K Scarbrough, L Sherman, 2nd Row B Silvia, M Schlosky, K Passant. L Silva. S. Soares, L Simmons. R Sanborn, K Rogers. M. Roppe, K Rudasill, 3rd Row S. Lawson, A Souza, S. Sousa, C Silva, M Schultz. B Dame, L Sechrest, R Ross E-10 1st Row M. Strak, J. Souza, B Trainor. M Tatterson. R Vandal. J. Sullivan, nd Row L Tate, L St. Pierre. M Vahl, L Spaulding. D Spencer, R Swarz, T Sullivan; 3rd Row E. Sullivan. C Sylvia, M Terra. R Tarpey. F Spaulding, L Testa, D Stone. P Stncker. R Vanben thuysen E-ll 1st Row M Willett. G Waring. M Weir, 2nd Row D White, L Vars, D Willis. B Whittier. K Wilson, 3rd Row M Wordell. M Wood. B Whipple. L Wallis. L Whitecome. M Vierra. B Yates 99 1975 Yearbook Staff ADVISOR Mr. Nick Mansi EDITOR: Diana Shaffer 1st Row Linda Cordeiro, Karen Kazin, Sharon Bettencourt; 2nd Row: Joyce Peloquin, Marjorie Augustus, David Brogan, Cheri Crow, Helene Pcrvin; 3rd Row: JoAnn Sardinha, Leilani Martin. Karen Weber, June McGreavy. Diana Shaffer. Debbie Gomes; 4th Row: Barbara Coristine, Jan Bhear, Eric Chappell, Debbie Schindler, Karen Murray, Cathy Camevale, Linda Gomes. 100 Ski Club IM Row L Spear. C Little. M Simmons. K Heben. D Parente. M OLoughlin. P Thurston. G Silva. J Chappell, J Ims. G Sykes. J Nielsen. Ci Cosgrove. K Brady. L Sykes. M Griswold 2nd Row J McLaughlin. K Rorrulonei. D Belden. M Murphy. D Grinnell. C Costic. L Furtado. C Giblm. C Longman. C Hathaway. L Cos.m.m. M Cosgrove. D Spero. rd Row P Kiclbasa. K Passant. T Curtis. D Benev.des, C Woodland. N Woodward. R Mello. C Blake. C Giblm. F. Brown. 1. Woodland. E Chappell. M Kielbasa. J Pcloquin. T Alvanas. 4th Row P Mandis. J Posey. T I-ongman. P Brady. K Fransson. N Cosgrove. L Simmons. J Riley. M Augustus. K Weber, D Pern. V Cosimmi. S lean. C Seveney. D Fcrra oli. R Aguiar, 5th Row R Longman. J Meagher. D Ellis, T Yates.J Goodhean. P Simoes. L Conroy. T Qnnotte. D Camcvale. B Day.,1 Mark. R Zayatz. A Mello Boaiing Club 1st Row D Perry. K Weber. L Santos. C Silvia. M Augustus. 2nd Row A Mello. R Aquiar. I) Ferreira. S lorn. D Rhodehamel. D Parente. L Martin. 5rd Row B Cottle. R Zayatz. E Chappell. F Nekrasz.C Seveney. J Nielsen. Mr LaFrance 101 p I a n i 1st Row B Chase, S. Conway. M Finnegan. P Coderre. S. Bettencourt. S. Lonergan, S. Wolz, C. Manin, T Grossi. Mr Bourcier, L. Petera, F Currant. C I u b Ouidoor Club lat Row: L Sykea. E Marcoux, M Conway. L Petera. M Finnegan. D Perry. 2nd Row Mr Bourcier. C Martin. S Thomas,J Peloquin, S Bettencourt. S Wolz, R Mello. N Woodward. L Gallagher. M Griswold. 3rd Row S. Lonergan, P Coderre. J Callahan. K Brady. S. Hammell. G. Cosgrove. M Kielbaaa, C Blake. B. Chase. S. Cotta, J Nielson. N Kazin. I Toll Pei Club 1st Row C. Crow. K Murray. I Shaffer. D Brogan. M Page. J Nielsen, L Manin 102 Office Help 1« Row H Fairhura, C Miller, C Richards. K QjiMfon, H Malleik. T Alcguas. L Simmons. 2nd Row K Sinclair. K Schauscil. M Willett, J. l.yga Office Announcers Sue Crudup A1 vie Johnson Mary-Kate Shea Library Aides Mrs. Hufty, K. Chaplin, D. Bradford, D. Harmen, D. Fitzgerald, I). Richards, A Mello, K Wozniak. 103 French Club 1st Row S. Saunders. J Ptloquin. P Stenning. C Walker. A I onovan, L Hcffeman. C McCarty; 2nd Row R Mello. A Bolles. M Ixmieux. C Bizke. N Woodward. K Stunt , I Marcoux, S Hammel, C. Glover. L Speer. C. Giblin, K. Ponier. L Martin Spanish Club 1st Row: C Benjamin. J Gomes. D Bcnevidcs. C Salia. L Boyd. 2nd Row: L Martin. G Maynard. H Pervin. M Schulz, M Augustus. J Bhear. 3rd Row C Downs. M Finnegan. L Gomes. B Maynard, L St. Dennis. D Havey % Mafh Club 1st Row Mrs Sisson. J McGill. 2nd Row G Ostheimer. L Marcoux. S Hammel. 3rd Row T Yam T Grossi, J McGill, I Toll 104 Student Store H KkGarrtugh. C Embry. S Thomas. T Williams. B Wyatt. M Strak Nurses Help D Lipe, J Bernstein, K Lafleur. H Ptrvin, J O’Brien. C Hathaway. L Martin. Mrs McGaw Newspaper Staff 1st Row K Brady. M (Conway. I. Marcoux. 2nd Row B Wallis. F Dolb Ashian. it Silva. L Martin. Mrs Ashook. Language Lab Assistants S Saunders. D Havey. Mr Moreau. S Hammel. L St Dennis. Art Aides D CodeiroJ Lyga. D Desou a.J Catalan 105 Ari Club lit Row D Rhodehamel. D Dcsouza. M Constine.G Helger. 2nd Row D Codeiro, T Keshura. M Libby. D Nicholas. S Wolz. 3rd Row J Catain. P CxxJcrrc o 0 J o a o 0 n o 0 0 1 o 0 i o 0 o o 0 r o 0 0 o 0 a o • 1 H e I P o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 DIT Help 1st Row D Burke. T Longman. P Knott. C Mello. B Green. A Ptarion. D Kehew. 2nd Row J Bocelho. A Adams. C Walker. K Horan. B Heywood. H Fa.rhurst C Downs I Bugnollo. R Cosgrove. P Robins 106 Freshman Chorus itt Row D Mills. C. Ptlleticr. S. Rocha. L Jones. P Diogot. N Hayden. C Fox. R Tarpey. R Green. 2nd Row L Barrels, F. Spaulding. L Spaulding. D Bise, M Vahl. J Roch. M Hopper, 'rd Row D Church. K Chaplin. J Duguay, M Lacerta, C Silva. S Wark. D Dutri Varsity Chorus I Row M Ciemieux. A Bolles, C. Souza. C Apps. D Rhodchamel. C I utra. G Severa. K Fanas. T Ferreira. L Pcckham, C Williams. C Reuter. L Gallagher. 2nd Row S Post. J Goulart. L Martin. P Page. D Boyd. D Leonard. D Tolleson. T Keshura. M Levesque. D Desouza.J Codaro.C Tctrault. T Given. 3fd Rcnx D. Codciro. H Halleck, D Dallow. P Stuth. K O'Loughlin. M Simmons. L Boyd. P Bond. D Gebhardt. M Augustus. L Gomes. R Perry. 4th Row D Texceira, C Embry . M Parente. D Babcock. L Raposa, V Mark. S fVrry,J Russas. R Gnnnell, S Marques. P Cox. N Apps. C Ney. D Lynch, K Uthan Pep Band 1 Row T Goulan. K McCartney, D Boyd. D. Nicholas; 2nd Row: G Bouchard. G. Beacuage. J Gris- wold. M Cummings. B Day. J Goodhan, B Dunford; 3rd Row M Sousa. G. Silva, M Johnson. P Davis. M Hciscr. K Mesler, F Goulan. P Carreiro. Dance Band 1st Row B Dunford, F. Goulan. J Goodhean; 2nd Row: C Mesia, S.Corrcira. J Griswold, D Rice. B Little. D Snell. D Nicholas. D Boyd. 3rd Row P Carreiro. M Heisler. B Dm. M Johnson. P Davis. Ci Beacuagc. B Chase, J; Bouchard. M Cummings. T Goulan. L Katzmen. K McCartney 108 Freshman Cheerleaders 1st Row Co-Captains — Liz Sullivan, Laurie Mello; 2nd Row Debbie Hastings, Judy Bocelho, I bbte Manm. Tish Curtis; 3rd Row Kris Lathan. Cheryl Wark. Dawn LaPointe. Debbie McDonald. Absent Pat Brady Freshman Class Officers Li a Pbinutowski — President. Tracy Longman — Treasurer. Pat Corist.ne — Class Rep. Cindy Silva — Secretary. Lisa Sechrest — Vice-President. Absent Heidi Sophomore Class Officers Joan Dickinson — Treasurer Tutti Johnson — Vice-President Nancy Kazin — Secretary Let Gallagher — President 111 Junior Class Officers Robin Simons — Vice-President Jeff Chappell — Treasurer Beth Wallis — Secretary- Kelly McCartney — President Junior Class Steering Committee 1 Ro : J. P Gofton- s Ctir.J. Chappell, B Wallis, R Simons. K McCartney. F Dolbashian. G Thorpe. D Spero, K Brady. 2nd Row: C Little, E Mandis. G Silvia, Mi Souza. K Fanas, B Maynard. E Brown. N Anctil. J Emms. P Harrington M2 Senior Class Officers Mr. O’Hara — Advisor Donna Church — Secretary A1 vie Johnson — President Mary Kate Shea — Vice-President Linda Mrozowski — Treasurer Senior Class Steering Committee 1st Row J Nielsen. J Peloquin, D Shaffer. V Cosimim. S Fransson. S lean, S. Crubup. L Mrozowski. D Peterson. C Crow. I) Ferreira. L Woodland. A1 vie Johnson. 2nd Row J Ciomez, F. Chappell. C Seveney. S McLaughlin. V Mark. C Camevale. D Schindler. M Kielbasa. P ScenningJ McCireavy. B Cottle. S Mansi. 3rd Row M Marshall. L Codciro.J Murphy. D Lipe. N Wyatt. L Nocon. D Church. N Silvia. S Silvia. D Richard. K Murray. 4th Row E Sechrest, R Aguiar. J Sullivan. W' Sunderland. M Palkovic.J Callahan National Honor Society 1 Row P Coderre. I. Toll. D Crockett. B Chase. M Kielbasa. L Peters. P Stennmg. L Marcoux; 2nd Row C Camevale. J Clark. V Mark. L Mrozowski. D Schindler. P Howie. J McGrcavy. B Cottle. 3rd Row: S Saunders. N Wrathall, J Sara- phis. S. Hammel. D Church. N. Silvia, D Ferreira 113 Flagtwi tiers Jean Murphy, Brenda Rego. Joyce Peloquin, Tracy Keshura. Stephanie Thomas (Cape.). Ann Bance. Karen Weber. Pat Gorton. Absent Debbie Grenier. Stephanie Thomas — Capt. Jean Maurphy KAREN WEBER PATTY GORTON JOYCE PELOQUIN BRENDA REGO ANN BARTEE TRACY KESHURA 115 116 KRIS ZDANUK Varsify Cheerleaders LAURA CHAMPUN STEPHANIE NORTH The Sweethearts of Portsmouth High 118 The Night Thoteau Qpent in Jail 120 121 Homecoming Couti COURT: Sue Crudup, Cathy Camevale, Queen Donna Church, Diana Shaffer Marykate Shea DATES: John Sullivan, Chuck Lacey, Bob Murray, Mike Mongcon, Everett Correira DIANA SHAFFER DON PAGE 1973 QUEEN VICKIE LEDSWORTH KING ALVIE JOHNSON CATHY CARNEVALE MIKE PALKOVIC DONNA CHURCH PATCANDELORO SUE CRUDUP DAVE NOONAN MARYKATE SHEA KEN SOUSA 122 Homecoming 123 The Mosi Spirited 124 126 Varsity Football Portsmouth Opponent E. Greenwich............................................................8 20 Lincoln................................................................28 13 Westerly................................................................0 42 N. Providence..........................................................20 12 Smithfield.............................................................14 12 Classical...............................................................8 18 Bristol ................................................................8 14 Middleton .............................................................14 30 Hope ..................................................................26 0 COACHES: L-R Joseph Narcizo. Raymond Sullivan. Richard Travers. 128 Offense Brown Scchrest Sullivan Picard Defense Mamno Mdlo Picard Scchrcst 132 Freshman Soccer Team 1st Row, L-R L Tate. J Ethier, C. McGiv, D Minese. S. Lawson. D Bernier. 2nd Row B Dame. S Conway. B Hitching . B Glazier. J Andrews, T. Sullivan. G Giblm. P McLaughlin, Coach Mr Sabounn J. V. Soccer 1st Row. I. R M Cinocte. N Pacheco. D Mmese, D Bern i a. D Marshall. 2nd P Mun cun. B Day. T Ruhter. M Thurston. Boyd, }rd M Johnson. J. Goudheart, P Simocs. K Messier. M Cummings. V Santo. T Rrttyjohn. P Kieibasa. T Sullivan. P Mi luughlm. Coach Mr Sabounn 133 Varsity 1st. L-R J Clark, M H.things, S Posclli. D Sicbcn. B Burton. P Young. M Thayer. 2nd. L R Coach Mr Th.bault, B Cottle. E Ferrara. K Sousa. P Candeloro, D Page. V Santo. M Palkovic. T Whittier. J Moss. Coach Mr O’Hara; Absent From Pictures Are S Pappas. S Aguiar PORTS. OPP Warren 0 3 Woonsocket 1 1 Cumberland 1 3 Davies 7 2 Mt St. Charles 2 1 Pawt. West 2 3 Tiverton 1 1 Tolman 10 0 Warren 0 2 Woonsocket 5 .2 Cumberland 1 2 Davies 2 0 Mt St. Charles 1 3 Pawt West 3 4 Tiverton 5 1 Tolman 4 0 134 Soccer Team 135 Girls' Varsity L-R M Shea. D Schlinder. J Murphy. L Gallagher. J Orcutt.C Camevale. Coach Ms Reynolds, I Jackson, N Anctil A xCocta, I Six. H Harrington 9° Oo‘ Tiverton 23 . . Warren 32 Barrington 64 Tiverton 23 Barrington 30 Warren 34 Middletown 44 Rogers 22 . . Rogers 43 E. Prov. 63 Scituate 13 . PORTSMOUTH Q Q 0 ....... “ ... ■ l ’■ -o 21 A.CC 136 Gifts' J. V. Basketball 1st Row, L R L Scchrcst, L Huth.Joli, D Ferreira. C Six.J Murphy. Coach Ms Reynolds. D. Schlinder. N Anctil.J Johnson. P Harrington 138 Gymnastics Team [kv w L R. Parenfjsy2nd Ellen Par oJjurT ello.Joanne Farrell. l (s)nsh B ady. Anna Ebham; 4th Tern-Ann Carrol. Ms Berry. Debbie Rhodehammel Tnsh B ady. ‘VVfCross Country Team 0 Y y £ wMI Kneeling. L R M Kielbasa, L Huth, S. Cotta. L Gallagher. N Ka in, C Six. Standing. L R G. Sykes, J. Immes. J Chappell. D. Ellis, P Dunne. D Boacarino. Coach — Joe Flood 139 Boys' Freshman Basketball Team Kneelm . L R S Ferreira, L Nunc . T Sullivan. K Dolbashian. K Buddemcycr. S. Sinclair. M Schlosky. Standing. L R M Murray. M Wood. J Oreuct. T Fresnilla. B Whipple.J Weber. S Flinn. Coach Miles Whicty UO J. V. Basketball Kneeling Brian Stovall. Jeff Thayer. Scott Polselli, John MacDonald. Billy Burton. Coach — Del Martin; Standing Steve Alfonso. Richard Camevale. Bob Caplan. David Crudup. Peter Mandis. Dave Ellis Ml Boys' Varsity L-R. Kneeling Jeff Thayer. Ptter Mandis. Mike Psrikovic. Dave Noonan. Paul Howie. Coach Mr I Martin, Standing Coach Mr Ijrkman. Steve Alfonso. Jeff McKee. AI vie Johnson. Don Page. Dan Donnelly. Dave Ellis. PORTSMOUTH OPP Middletown 69 63 Pawtucket West 74 31 Bristol 82 76 Tiverton 33 ft Lincoln 74 61 Barrington 69 63 Mt. St Charles 69 67 Middletown 33 63 Pawtucket West 43 47 Bristol 49 36 Tiverton 70 30 Lincoln 72 71 Barrington 38 34 Mt. St. Charles 33 61 Pawtucket West 46 60 142 145 Jewelers Since 1868 H. W. Duce Proprietor Established 1868 Diamonds — Silver — Crystal — China Watch Repair — Jewelry — Restyling Robert Duce Certified Gemologist Aquidnect Shopping Ct. Middletown, RJ. Tel. 846 8008 DATSUN (■VOLVO) — V , ALEXANDER MOTORS Authorized Volvo and Datsun Dealers Located at: I 50 Connell Highway Newport, RJ. Tel. 846-5550 MR. KOOL Soft Icecream — Open Year Round Featuring the Twist, Sundaes Si Flavor Slush, Sandwiches 16 Broadway Newport, R.l. BURGER CHEF 'People on the go . . . go Burger Chef 641 West Main Road Middletown, R.l. To the Class of 1975 With Best Wishes for the Future From ISLAND GARDEN SHOP Two Turnpike Avenue Portsmouth, R.l. Specializing in flowers, plants, and shrubbery of every kind. 146 PACKER BRAMAN AGENCY INC. INSURANCE F. PETRARCA AND SONS, INC. General Contractors Established 1863 Point Road 43 Long Wharf Mall Portsmouth, R.l. Newport, R.l. Area Code 401 Tel. 683 4545 Telephone: 847 5200 Headquarters for the Finest Brands Anywhere LIGGETT—REXALL DRUG STORE Bass Sebago Clarks Wallabees Docksides Hush Puppies Come See Our Many Displays of the Best for Less Prescriptions filled Promptly ARNOLDS SHOES LTD 1132 Aquidneck Ave. Middletown, Rl 02840 Aquidneck Shopping Center Middletown, R. 1. Tel: 847 0254 147 Compliments of THE SAVINGS BANK OF NEWPORT 10 Washington Square Newport, Rl AN AIR FORCE JOB. . . . .IS MORE THAN JUSTA PAYCHECK Aiico ( Day: 683 9889 RAYMOND'S AUTO SALES V J Night: 683 0620 INC. HENRY'S SERVICE STATION, Guaranteed Used Cars INC. 1630 West Main Rd. 683 2626 24 Hour Towing Service 1557 West Main Road Melville Portsmouth, Rhode Island 02871 at Gate 51 Telephone 846 5700 KENT'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE General Repairs Wheel Alignment — Balancing — Brakes Edward M. Kent Newport, Rhode Island Hasley and Southmayd St. U9 Congratulations to the Class of'75' MIDDLETOWN VOLKSWAGEN INC. 853 West Main Rd. Tel. 847 2550 Middletown, R.l. Congratulations to the Graduates From EDWARDS OF NEWPORT The Area's Largest Supplier of Quality Sporting Goods, Athletic Footwear, Clothing and Awards for All Sports 881 West Main Road Middletown, R.l. Tel. 846 1018 PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY 2631 East Main Road Portsmouth, R.l. Tel. 683 1500 Barbara Kerney owner SKI'S SUNOCO SERVICE General Auto Repairing — Tune-Ups Disc Brake Service Tires — Batteries — Accessories 29 Spring St., Newport, Rl Tel. 849 3249 Best Wishes to the Class of CARLONE'S FLORIST 75’ 24 Dexter St. KAUFMAN'S HARDWARE Pete and Peg Carlone 683-0304 2984 East Main Rd. Portsmouth, Rl Tel. 683 9279 150 BENS TEXACO SERVICE STATION Texaco Is Our Name, Service Is Our Same Tune-Ups, Minor and Major Auto Repairs Rl Inspection Station 660 1812 East Main Road 'Our Reputation Is Your Protection' SACCUCCI LINCOLN MERCURY INCORPORATED Portsmouth, Rl Tel. 683 9496 Middletown, Rl 350 West Main Road Tel. 847 4737 NEWPORT CREAMERY MARCUCCI'S SUB SANDWICH SHOP 208 West Main Rd. Middletown, R.l. 181 Bellevue Ave. Newport, R.l. Home of the Big M” 170 Broadway 168 Thames 573 West Main Road 146 Bellevue Ave. Congratulations to the Senior Class Best Wishes MA GOETZINGER'S 2908 East Main Rd. Portsmouth LE ROCHAMBEAU RESTAURANT Fine French and American Cuisine 3352 East Main Road Portsmouth, Rl Tel. (401) 683-0577 151 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 75 From SUNNY ACRES MOBILE HOMES 29 Quail Road Portsmouth, Rhode Island On Your Graduation Wishing Happiness tor Today, Dreams tor Tomorrow and Success Always Congratulations PORTSMOUTH PHARMACY NADEAU'S INC. 3034 East Main Road Portsmouth, Rl R. F. Cosimini, B.S., Reg. Ph. Tel. 683-1270 Congratulations From GEORGE HARRISON FORD 310 West Main Road Middletown, Rhode Island 152 NEWPORT SHIPYARD Landmark for Sailing Americans America’s Cup Defenders, Blue Water Racevs, Gems of the Yachting Fraternity, Weekend Sailors 379 Thames Street Newport, Rl Compliments of BREEN'S BAIT SHOP 2 Fagan Court Middletown, Rl Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1975 From the PORTSMOUTH EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Compliments of COTE PHARMACY 104 Broadway Newport, R.l. 02840 Compliments of HILL TOP MINI MART 1620 West Main Road Portsmouth, Rl 02871 Compliments of WARWICK SHOPPERS WORLD West Main Road Middletown, Rl 02840 RESTMERE INSURANCE INC. 3380 East Main Road Portsmouth, R.l. 02871 154 FERREIRA'S PACKAGE STORE 1965 East Main Road Portsmouth, Rhode Island All Types Of Party Needs Telephone 683-9598 Pertentuutfc I. 683-3? Vr Compliments of AQUIDNECK BUILDING SUPPLIES 202 Chase Road (Corner Boyd's Lane and East Main Rd.) . . . Quality at Cash and Carry Savings Portsmouth, R. I. 02871 M. A. TUCKER Plumbing and Heating West Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. Tel. 683 9383 THETOPPA COMPANY The Party Shoppe Newport County's Only Complete Party Center 951 Aquidneck Ave. Paper Products Middletown Cleaning Supplies 155 THE POETHOLE — 0| eK a££ yeat 15 Point Road Portsmouth, Rhode Island 683 3138 The Coachmen Sakonnet TIMES With you on the sidelines, and in the years ahead. Good luck, class of '75! 156 Compliments of: COLONIAL BAKE SHOP Best Wishes To The Class of '75 Compliments of: MELVILLE CITGO 2568 East Main Road Portsmouth, R. I. 1568 West Main Road Portsmouth, Rl owner — Frank Aguiar Days 683 2630 Nights 683 9232 KINGSTON AUTO BODY Compliments of 1844 East Main Rd. Portsmouth, R. I. Wrecks Rebuilt Refinishing Complete Auto Body Repairing Frame Straightening Kingston Appraisal Service For Insurance Companies Elliott Furtado PIT 'N PATIO Good Luck Class of '75 West Main Rd. and Bellevue Ave. Portsmouth Newport 157 Km me you fool!” I M SC Pull over, you're under arrest C + DE Get out of the way lady. They’re taking MY picture' DJS This insomnia's killing me’ LP Are you sure Humpty Dumpty started this way? H P Hey , where'd you put my boxing gloves? LM I didn't hit her Ma, Honest!” L + JG Look Ma’ No hands' BC Even then they had prize winning smiles LT D C (RemuhJbeh 114 j r W$ ? More fun chan a barrel of monkey ’ N B A A f Who me Play hookey ' PM F N JR - Mu of the Year Pistol Pamte PS. Chug-a-lug Cheryl’s a boozer baby ” CM Rub-a-dub-dub. Eddie in the tub. EF Where’s the darling's halo. JM 160 161 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Leland R. James Burnes Park Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ney Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Coristine III Cheri L. Crow Kathy Walker Jean Gallant Beth Cottle Mary-Kate Shea Robbin Simons Mr. George Bishop Debbie Ferreira The Hairdresser Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Crow Mike Kehew Mr. Val Guy Moreau Russell Hedly Mike Murray Warren's Variety Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brogan Marty Dunn Just A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Moss Eddie and Susie Mr. and Mrs. Alfred St. John Warren's Variety Richard Dugan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burke Doreen Sullivan Mr. Sauza Lindsay Santos Shelly Paul McBride II E. D'Andrea Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bagley Emily X. McGuigan Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Schindler Debbie Edwards Sandy Saunders Joyce Peloquin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peloquin Ms. Dawn Richard Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Richard Kris Hagensen Dr. and Mrs. Charles Gallagher R. Velleca Mary Elizabeth Kielbasa Deb Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Timberlake Maureen Oakland James Moss Donna Church Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Santos Amy Rebecca June Ceram' Art Sakonnet Studios Mrs. James Connors Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dutra Chris Kris and Rick 162 SPONSORS The Hairdresser Portsmouth Sporting Supply Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGreavy Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGreavy III Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Medeiros Mrs. Joseph T. Flagg Mrs. Robert Ferris Jacqueline Shearman Arlene Tavares Jack and Gloria Branham Jeanne La urant Vickie Cosimini Chris Longman Edgar F. Grinnell Mr. and Mrs. Pimental Debbie Ferreira Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ferreira and Family Michelle Page Sue Medeiros Grandma Millie Barbara Coristine Sharon and Frank Stevey Wevey Joanne Sardinha Pamsy Lambsy Mr. and Mrs. C. McNamard Big Bird Stubby Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sardinha Mafagator Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stinton Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Mansi Patricia F. Rubine Rhode Island Career Education Association Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flood E.P. Don Rogers Mike Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Bagley Mr. and Mrs. William J. McKee Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gaudette Mr. and Mrs. Peter O'Hara Mr. Donald C. Richards Thomas E. Sweeny Assistant Principal Mr. and Mrs. William L. Carberry Mr. Narcizo Nick’s Place Pat and Charlie Shatter DJS Lt. and Mrs. David V. Miller Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hill III Miss Donna Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Clark Jacque and Pat Callan Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Kielbasa Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Denman Donna and Sandra Pires Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pires Lt. and Mrs. H. G. Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Arceno Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peloquin Mike and Cath 163 SPONSORS Mrs. Conroy Mr. Raymond C. Sullivan Mr. Masse Mrs. Cherry Mr. Wilson Mr. Al Cataldo Roger Lavoie Al and Jan Wozniak Mr. and Mrs. Creaney and Family B. L. (Sweetie Pie) S. B. (Curie Pie) D. P. (El Chinko) D. P. (Baby Doll) N.S. K. W Senior Directory ALAN ADAMS — 84 Riverside St.; DIT 1, 3,4; Band 4. RICK AGUIAR — 34 West Shore Rd.; Football 1 - 4. STEPHEN AGUIAR — 233 Brownell Ln. PAUL ALPHONSE — 1446 West Main Rd JEAN AMBLE — West Main Rd. ERIC ANCTIL — 185 Hargraves Dr. LINDA ANDERSON — 99 Redwood Rd. AMY ANDRUS — 602 Black Point Farm DAVID APPS —41 Long Meadow Rd. MARJORY AUGUSTUS — 26 Randall Ln.; Spanish Club 1, 3, 4; Pres. 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Boating Club 4; Chorus 1,4; Band 1 4; Orphan’s Xmas Party 3, 4; Bowl- ing Club 4; G ABC. 1 • 4; G.S.O.A. 1 -4. ALETHEA BAIRD —93 East Main Rd. MIKE BARBOZA — 62 Windward Dr.; Boating Club 3; Track — Pole Vaulting 1,4. RALPH BENSON — 118 Sprague St. SHARON BETTENCOURT — 213 Old Mill Ln.; Plant Club 4; Outdoor Club 4; Yearbook 4; Frank’s girlfriend 1 - 4. JAN BHEAR — 29 Sprague Ct.; Yearbook 2 • 4; Office Help 1 3; A.F.S. 1; Spanish Club 2 • 4; Library Aide 1; Orphan’s Xmas Party 1 4. RICHARD BOTELHO —49 Easton Ave. CHUCK BOWARD — 32 Viking Dr DENNIS JAMES BOYD — 213 Sprague St.; Band 1 4; Chorus 2, 4. STEPHEN BRANCHE — 32 Mailcoach Rd DAVID BROGAN — 20 Island Rd ; Bowling 4; Year- book 4. BRAD BROOKS — 105 Ethel Dr. ROBERT BROWN — 502 Bristol Ferry Rd. DAVID BUDDEMEYER — Potomac Rd. NANCY BURNS — 100 Cottage Ave.; Chorus 1, 2; Office Aide 1 • 3; John 2-4; Student Store 3; Girls’ Soccer 1; Orphan’s Xmas Party 1 - 2. MARCIA BUTTS — 9 Birchwood Dr.; Cross Country 1; Powderpuff Soccer 1-4; Basketball 2; Student Store 3. RUSS BYRD — Pocassct Heights. JOHN JULIAN CALLAHAN III —8 Chase Rd ; Tennis 3, 4; Band 3; Outdoor Club 4; The Organization 2; Ski Club 1, 2; French Club 2; Orphan’s Xmas Parry 2, 4; Almacs 3,4; Class Activities 1 - 4. ERIC CAMERA — 10 Point Rd PATCANDELORO — Pocassct Heights. CATHY CARNEVALE — 31 Benedict Ave.; National Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 3-4; Stu- dent Council 1,4; Yearbook 1, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4. Majorette 4; Who’s Who; Homecoming 4; Pet Club 4. JACOB CARPENTER — 80 Walnut St.; Teacher’s Aide 4; Library Aide 3. JEFF CATALAN — 63 Long Meadow Rd.; Yearbook 1; Art Club 1; Ski Club 1. RODCHAMPLIN — 109 Redwood Rd. ERIC CHAPPELL — 231 Homestead Ln.; Football 3, 4; Tango Club 3, 4; Honorary Cheerleader 4; Honorary Majorette 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Ski Club 1-4; C.Y.O. Bas- ketball 1 - 4. BRYANT CHASE — 82 Glen Rd.; Band 2 - 4; Stage Band 2 -4; Outdoor Club 4; Plant Club 4; Math Club 4; Play 4; N.H.S. 3,4 (pres. 4). DONNA CHURCH — 29 Quail Rd.; Class Secretary 3, 4; Student Council 4; Class Committees 2-4; Homecom- ing 4. JEFF CLARK — 21 Stagecoach Rd. BETH CLAY — 30 Quail Rd.; Basketball 2. PETER CODERRE — 75 Mill Ln. PETER COGSWELL — 2918 East Main Rd TEDI CONDIFF — 204 Water St. MARY BETH CONWAY — 155 Harris Ave.; Freshman Cheerleading 1; Band 1-4; Woodwind Ensemble 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Sr. Class Paper 2, 4; Powder Puff Soc- ccr 3,4; Outdoor Club 4; Tennis 3, 4. LINDA CORDETRO — 2391 East Main Rd.; Yearbook 4; Student Council 4; French Club 2; Chorus 2; Class Committees 2, 3,4; V I.P. of Girls’ Basketball 3.4. BARBARA CORISTINE — 118 Heritage Dr.; Chorus 1; Library Aide 1, 2; Modern Dance 1; Gymnastics 2, 3; Orphan’s Xmas Party 1; Stage Crew 4; Yearbook 4; Pow- der Puff Soccer 4. GERALYN COSGROVE — 306 Mail Coach Rd. VICKIE COSIMINI — 242 Lawrence Dr STEVE COSTA —91 Founders Ave. BETH COTTLE — 110 Robin Rd.; Student Council 4; Powder Puff Soccer 4; Steering Committee 4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; R.I. Honor Society 4. DAVID CROCKETT — 29 Silvania Rd. CHERI CROW — 83 JoAnne Ave.; Student Council 4; Class Activities 1-4; Powder Puff Soccer 2-4; Yearbook 4; Ski Club 2; Y.P.F. 1 - 4; Sec. 4; Basketball Concession 3; Pet Club 4; Steering Committee 4; G.O.H. 3 - 4. SUSAN CRUDLTP — 76 Education Ln.; Band 1-4; Cheerleading 1; Mafagator 4; Class Activities 1 - 4; Powder Puff Soccer 2 -4; S.P B.I.V. 4; Student Council t, 2, 4; Steering Committee 4; Porthole 3, 4; Basketball Conces- sion 3; Pet Club 4; Ring Committee 3. MIKE DEARRUDA — 1630 East Main Rd. STEPHEN DECASTRO — 2348 East Main Rd VICTORIA MARIE DEFOREST — 699 Black Point Ln.; Pep Club; Drama Club; A.S B.; Treasurer 1; Sophomore Treasurer; Student Store 2; Junior Treasurer; Cheerleader; Campus Life Club; Y.M.C.A. 3. STEWART DERBY — 8 Cliff Ave. DANIEL DONNELY — 3241 East Main Rd. DANA DORE — 22 Bayside Ave. CHRISTINE DUTRA — 313 Union St.; Chorus 1, 3,4. CINDY EDWARDS — 23 Cove St.; Band 1 - 4. DEBBI EDWARDS — 25 Cove St.; Band I - 4. GEORGE FARIAS — 2014 East Main Rd. DANIEL FERRAZZOLI — 321 McCorric Ln. DAVID RAYMOND FERREIRA — 1525 East Main Rd.; Football 1, 4; Baseball 2; Track 3, 4; Basketball 3; Outdoor Club 4. DEBBIE FERREIRA — 130 Cory’s Ln.; Cheerleading I - 4; Capt. 4; Band 1-4; Student Council 1-4; Executive Board 2, 3; Chorus 2-4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; R.I Honor Society 4. EDWARD ALFRED FERREIRA JR — 72 Kerr Rd.; Football 1; Soccer 3. 4; Basketball 1; Ski Club 2; Animal Cracker Club 4; Treaaurer 4; Track 4. SHARON FRANSSON — 352 Mail Coach Rd.; Flag Twirling 1,2; Steering Committee 1-4; Newport Hospi- tal 3,4; Shorthand Club 3,4; Pres. 3, 4. ART GALLAGHER — 3338 East Main Rd. DEBBIE GOMES — 142 West Main Rd.; Yearbook 3, 4; Guidance 3. JANET LEE GOMES — 190 Jepson Ln.; Spanish Club 3, 4; Library Aide 3; P I G. 1 - 4; R CA. 1 • 4; UFO. 1 - 4. LINDA GOMES — 190 Jepson Ln.; Spanish Club 3, 4; See., Treas. 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Yearbook 3,4. JEFF GOMEZ — 244 Worden St. RENE GOODHEART — 218 Riverside St. DEB GRENIER — 76 Norseman Dr.; Spanish Club 1; Boating Club 3; Flagtwirler 3,4; Pet Club 4. EDGAR GRINNELL — 74 Birchwood Dr.; UMYF 2; Treas. 3,4; t'hurch Basketball 2 - 4. MARIANNE GUNN — 217 East Main Rd.; 4H 1, 2; Girls’ Basketball Team 1; A.E.T 2 - 4; Class Play 4; Class Activities 1 • 4. KRISTINE HAGENSEN — 770 Bristol Ferry Rd.; Band 1-3; Executive Board 2, 3. SHERRY HAMMEL — 24 Bourbon St. KAREN HILTON — 194 Coggcshall Ave. PETE HOLDRIDGE — 145 Valhalla Dr. LINDA SUSAN HOLIDAY - 84 Chase Rd.; Office Aide 3, 4; Mr. Lagarto Fan Club (co conspirator) 3, 4. COLLEEN HORAN — 48 Pleasant St.; Office Help 4. MARK HORAN — 48 Pleasant St. PAUL HOWIE — 2771 East Main Rd RUSSELL ICART — 101 Pheasant Dr.; Football 2-4; Track 1-4; Class Activities 1 - 4; Pet Club 4; Jock 1-4; Mt. Hope Marina 2 -4; Wrestling 1, 2; Motorcycle 3, 4. SHHREE ICART — 101 Pheasant Dr; Cheerleading 1, 2, 4; Mafagator 4; Class Activities 1 • 4; S.P.B.N. 4, Powder Puff Soccer 2-4; Steering Committee 4; Basketball Con- cession 3; Pet Club 4. DIANE IGLESIAS— 81 Potomac Rd. JAN JACKSON — 33 Mitchell Rd.; Ski Club 1,2; Home- coming Committee 2. JOANNE JACKSON — 66 Sprague St.; Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4; Varsity Volleyball 3, 4; Powder Puff Soccer 2-4; P.K.H. 3, 4; Softball 2-4; Class Activities 1 • 3; Spanish Club 2. DON JESTINGS — 93 Douglas Ave ALVIE JOHNSON — 83 Watson Dr.; Class President 4; Executive Board 2; Track 1-4; Cross Country 3; Basket- ball 2 -4; Student Council 4; Football 2; Steering Commit- tee 4; Pet Club 4. KAREN KAZIN —97 Clearview Ave.; Yearbook 4; Stu- dent Council 4; J.B. 3, 4. MICHAEL KEHEW — 2431 West Main Rd. MARY ELLEN KELLY — 122 Viking Dr.; Guidance Help 1,2. MATTHEW KELLY — 193 McCorric Ln. MARI BETH KIELBASA — 141 Rhode Island Ave.. Ten- nis 2 • 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Jr. Class Vice Pres. 3; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; Ski Club 1-4; French Club 1 • 3; Majorette 3,4. MICHAEL KING — 279 Jepson Ln.; Football 3; Ncdt Award 1; Bowling 4. JOHN KOZAKIEWICZ — 133 Valhalla Dr. HAL LAWRENCE — 38 Sprague St.; Band 2 -4; Pep Band 2-4; Stage Band 2 - 4. BRUCE LAWSON — 39 Birchwood Dr. DAN LEONARD — 14 Maize Com Rd.; Chorus 1 - 4. PETER LEVESQUE — 39 Mass Blvd. DEBORAH A. LI PE — 13 Cypress St SHAWN LONERGON — 30 Elaine Ave. CHRIS LONGMAN — 116 Adams Dr.; Ski Club 4. JAMES LYNCH — 19 President Ave. SHEILA MANSI — 111A Touesset Rd.; Yearbook 3,4. ELIZABETH MARCOUX — 333 Cory’s Ln.; Varsity Tennis 3, 4, Math Club 2-4; French Club 3, 4; Treas. 4; Outing Club 4; Majorette 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; R.I.H.S. 4; Student Council 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Play 2 - 4. VICKIE MARK — 34 Pleasant St.; Majorette Squad 2 -4; Capt. 3, 4; Class Activities 1 - 4; Ski Club 2; Orphans Xmas Party 3-4; Steering Committee 4; Powder Puff Soc- cer 2 - 4; Student Council 4; N.H.S. 3 - 4; R.I.H.S. 4; Pet Club. MARY MARSHALL — 333 Mail Coach Rd.; Student Council 4; Stage Crew 3 - 4. LEI LAN I MARTIN — Yearbook 1 - 4; French Club 2 - 4; Treas. 3; Spanish Club 2-4; Treas. 4; Newspaper Staff 2, 4; Orphans Xmas Party 1 - 4; Chorus 1 - 4; All State Cho- rus 1; Math Club 2, 3; Nurses Office 4; Guidance Office 4; Stage Crew 4; Literary Journal 2; Organization 2; Pet Club 4; Cavalier Poetry Club 4; R.C.A. 1 - 4; P IG. 1 - 4; UFO. 1 4; G O H 4; Nadeaus 3 - 4. PAUL MCBRIDE — 1333 East Main Rd.; Drum Major 4; Class Play 2; Spanish Club 1; All State 2 - 4; Chorus 1 - 3; G.N.K 1 - 4; Searcher 3 - 4; C.Y.O. 4; Vice Pres 4. MICHAEL MCGAW — 22 Cliff Ave. JUNE MCGREAVY — 123 Canton Ave.; French Club 2, 3; Pres. 3; Orphans Xmas Party 2-4; Nat. Honor Society 3, 4; R.I. Honor Society 4; The Organization 2; P.A.P. 4; Senior Privileges Committee 4; Steering Committee 4; Flo- rida 3; Pam and Debby 1-4; Cavalier Poetry Club 4; Class Activities 1-4; Senior Class Picnic 4. MARC MCHENRY — 170 R.I Blvd.; Art Club 3, 4. JEFF MCKEE — 6 Settlers Ave. SHEILA MCLAUGHLIN — 30 Robin Rd.; Majorette 2, 4; Freshman Cheer leading 1; Student Council 2; Sopho- more Class Executive 2; Ski Club 1 - 4. JEFFREY MEDEIROS — 198 Middle Rd WILLIAM MEDEIROS — 30 Linda Ave. ARTHUR MELLO — 64 Boyd’s Ln.; Football 1 - 4; Base- ball 2 - 4; Track 2; Executive Board 2, 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Class Activities 1 - 4. CHERYL MILLER — 107 Long Meadow Rd. JOHN MONIZ ROBERT MOONEY — 11 Bay Rd 167 SHANOA MORRKL — 29 Linda Avc. JAMES MOSS — 94 Highland Avc.; Soccer 2 - 4. LINDA MROZOWSKI — 1994 East Mam Rd.; Major cttcs 2 4; Co-capt. 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Class Treasurer 2 • 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Orphans Xmas Party 3, 4; Chris 3, 4; Tom Ligaments 3; Powder Puff Soccer 2-4; Executive Board 2; Steering Committee 4; Pet Club. BARBARA MURPHY — 49 Willow Ln. JEAN MURPHY — 79 Douglas Avc.; Basketball 2 - 4; P.P. Soccer 1-4; Flagtwirling 3,4. KAREN MURRAY — 138 Sherwood Dr.; Yearbook 3,4. SUSAN NAPERT — 20 Point Rd.; Main Office 3; Bob 3, 4. FRANK NEKRASZ JR. — 173 Old Mill Ln.; Yearbook 4; Sharon’s Boyfriend 1 - 4. MICHAEL NELSON — 73 Buckwheat Ave. JAMES M NIELSEN — 70 Hargraves Dr.; Football 1; Cross Country 2, 3; Golf 1,2; Track 3, 4; Ski Club 1-4; Pres. 3, 4; Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band 1-4; Tango Club 3,4; Smokers Council 4; Fights 2,4; Activities Council 3, 4; V.I.P. I - 4; Professional Failing Student 1 - 4. ELIZABETH NOCON — 134 Watson Ave. PAM NOEL — 71 Sherwood Ave. DAVID NOONAN — 4 Fourth St.; Basketball 1 - 4; Baseball 3. JAMES NOTT — 96 Immokolee Dr.; Soccer 2; Cavalier Poetry Club 4. JANET O’BRIEN — 32 Barker Ln. DONALD PAGE — 87 Lawrence Dr. MICHAEL PALKOVIC — 83 Clearview Avc.; Basketball 1-4; Tennis 1-4; Soccer 2-4; Animal Cracker Club 4. STEVE PAPPAS — 78 JoAnnc Avc. JOYCE PELOQUIN — 73 Point Rd.; Powder Puff Soccer 1, 2, 4; Basketball Team 1-3; Flagtwirling 3, 4; Class Activities 1-4; Student Council 3,4; Ski Club 1 - 4. DAWN PERRY — 64 Lisa Terrace; Ski Club 2-4; Boat- ing Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Stagecrew 3, 4; Home- coming Committee 2-4; Outdoor Club 4. HELENE PERVIN — 44 Dorothy Ave.; Yearbook 3, 4; Band 1-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Newspaper 4; Boating Club 3,4. LAURA PETERS — 283 Old Mill Ln.; Gymnastics 1; Medical Explorers 2 - 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Plant Club 4; Out- door Club 4. DEBBIE PETERSON — 33 Viking Dr. REA PETTYJOHN —93 Ethel Dr. AL PICARD — 61 Ferreira Terrace. MARGARET PI RES — 112 Holliston Ave. ROBIN POLLOCK — 19 Rainbow Hts.; Math Office Help 1; Boating Club 3; Ski Club 3; C.Y.O. 1, 2. JOHN PRINCE — 2397 West Main Rd. RICHARD PROCTOR — 62 Reise Terrace. JOSEPH QUINTAL — 19 Pearl St.; D.I.T. 1 - 4; Bowling Club4. LORI RAPOSA — 382 Union St. BRENDA REGO — lOCuldcsac Way. CHARLENE REPOSA — 734 Middle Road. RICHARD REPOSA — 330Old Mill Ln. DAWN RICHARD — 279 Taylor Rd. CHERYL RICHARDS — 3 Wilkey Ave.; Office Aide 2 - 4; Troublemaker 1-4; Student Store 3; Guidance 3, 4; Ronnie 3,4. PAMELA RUGGERI — 103 Valhalla Dr. SUSAN SALISBURY — 32 Bay St. KIRK SAMUELSON — 673 Bristol Ferry Rd. LINDSAY SANTOS — 46 Seneca Rd.; Gymnastics; Pow- der Puff Soccer; Stagecrew. JOANNE SARAPHIS —7 Marten’s Rd.; N.H.S. 1; F.T.A GAIL SARDINHA — 58 Easton Ave. GLORIA SARDINHA — 58 Easton Ave. JOANNE SARDINHA — 16 Holliston Ave. SANDY SAUNDERS — 128 Holliston Avc. DEBRA L. SCHINDLER — 124 Valhalla Dr ; Band 1 - 4; 168 Majorettes 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Powder Puff Soccer 1 - 4; Basketball 4; Orphan’s Xmas Party 3, 4; Class Historian 2, 3,4. EDWARD SECHREST —21 Harbor View Rd CHRIS SEVENEY — 60 Settlers St.; Freshman Football 1; Track I; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 3. DIANA SHAFFER — 462 Warley St.; Class Activities 2 - 4; Yearbook 4; Editor 4; Bowling 1-4; French Club 2, 3; Chorus 1; Pet Club 4; G.O.H. 3, 4; Homecoming Court 4; Porthole 4; Student Council 4; Softball 2, 3. M ARY—KATE SHEA — 120 Tallman Ave.; Basketball 1 - 4; Senior Vice Pres. 2, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Home- coming Court 4. MARGARET SHERMAN — 290 Blackpoint Ln. DIANE SILVIA — 350A Old Mill Ln. GARY SILVIA — 74 Flint Com Rd. NANCY SILVIA — 147 Sprague St. SANDY SILVIA —412 Jepson Ln. PAUL SOARES — 107 Easton Ave. KEN SOUSA — 16 King Phillip St.; Pet Club 4; Steering Committee 4; Cheerleader 4; Soccer 2 - 4; N.H.S. 4; Track 3; Golf 1; Russell’s Getty 2, 3; Hi-Po Mustang 4; (Stang) Class Activities 2 - 4; Senior Privileges 4; Jock 4; Powder Puff Soccer Coach 3.4. MANUEL SOUSA — 1216 East Main Rd TIMOTHY SOUSA — 1216 East Main Rd DENISE ST LAURENT — 164 Riverside Ave. PAM STENNING — 324 East Main Rd.; French Club 2 - 4; Vice Pres. 3; Orphan’s Xmas Party 2 -4; Organization 2; June I - 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; Treas. 4; R.I. Honor Society 4; Florida 3; Cavalier Poetry Club 4; Student Council 1; Y.PF. 1 • 4; VP 3, Pres. 4; Steering Committee 4; Breath- ing 1 • 4. BARBARA SULLIVAN — 36 Usher Court. JOHN SULLIVAN — 14 Anson Rd.; Football 1-4; Wrestling 1, 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Jock 1 - 4; Steer- ing Committee 4; Track 1-4; BabycaJces 4; Class Activities 1-4; Big G 3, 4; Pet Club 4. MARY LOU SULLIVAN — 14 Anson Rd. MIKE SULLIVAN PATRICIA SUNDERLAND — 1641 East Main Rd.; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 3. WALLACE SUNDERLAND — 41 Point Rd.; Basketball 3. LORI SYKES — 360 Mail Coach Rd. SHARON TATTERSON — 204 Water St. MIKE SCOTT TAYLOR — 203 Mail Coach Rd. STEPHANIE THOMAS — 16 Bourbon St.; Flagtwirling 3, 4; capt. 4; Chorus 1; C.Y.O. 1-4; Rep. 3, Pres. 4. DEBORAH TIMBERLAKE — 44 JoAnne Ave.; French Club 2-4; Orphan’s Xmas Party 2 -4; Organization 2; Cavalier Poetry Club 4. IAN TOLL — 93 Maize Com Rd. ALAN TOLLESON — 131 Mass. Ave. LOUISE TURNER — 272 Bristol Ferry Rd.; Basketball 1 • 3; Field Hockey 2; Powder Puff Soccer 1-4. KATHY WALKER — 482 Bristol Ferry Rd.; Class Trip Committee 4. Spanish Club 2; Publicity — Class Play 4. KAREN MARIE WEBER — 122 Locust Ave.; Office Help 1, 2; Flagtwirlcr 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Boating Club 4; Ski Club 4; Stage Crew 4; Orphan’s Xmas Party 2, 4; G A B C. 1 -4 GAIL WHIPPLE —441 Turnpike Ave. TED WHITTIER — 1043 Anthony Rd. LESLIE WOODLAND — 78 Pheasant Dr KATHY WOZNIAK — 40 Cimmeron Ave. NANCY WRATHALL — 53 Immokolee Dr.; Band 1 - 4; Majorette 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4; R.I. Honor Society 4; Class Activities 1-4; Powder Puff Soccer 2, 3; Breathing 1 - 4. BARBARA WYATT — 715 Middle Rd. NANCY WYATT — n Mohawk Dr.; D.E.C.A. 3; Book- store 2. JAMES YERGEAU — 19 Lafayette St. RICHARD ANTHONY ZAYATZ — 92 Point Rd.; Football 1-4; Track 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Boat Club 4; Janitor Helper 4; Cavalier Poetry Club 4; Kris 3,4. KRIS ZDANUK — 70 Robin Rd.; Majorettes 2-4; Rich- ard 3,4; Field Hockey 2. 169 Underclassmen 170 Students of 171 172 •173 176 nif nhe), u'fiineueJi we 'immIm Ifie uw m 177 uwmri 178 179 Sunday. 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