Portsmouth High School - Legend Yearbook (Portsmouth, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1976 volume:

FFF We will always cherish and value all memories of the people we’ve come to know during our years together at P.H.S. As we venture out into the world, each in separate directions, it is our sincere hope that each and every one of us is able to seek out and persue their own true happiness. As the class of 1976, we are proud to be able to share this imponant step in our lives with the 200th anniversary of our country . Therefore, we the Ponsmouth High School class of nineteen hundred and seventy-six, w ish to dedicate the 76 Ixgend to the pursuit of happiness w ith special recognition to America’s Bicentennial celebration. 03h of- Contents . (7nbiodii(twn . y( (bun Nation and acu . rSenw ejection IV. Q upeJdtioes and WA V.) (ndehjtdm men ame VI. y(ctulities and ( hqcm dtimS VII. Reports SoeM VIII. yfcLou d emenh 2 A ruddy drop of manly blood The surging sea outweighs. The world uncertain comes and goes The lover rooted stays. My careful heart was free again O friend, my bosom said Through thee alone the rose is red; All things through thee take nobler form. Ralph Waldo Emerson I fancied he was fled and after many a year, glowed unexhausted kindliness lake daily sunrises there. 3 America is west and the wind blowing, America is a great word and the snow, A way. a white bird, the rain falling, A shining thing in the mind, and the gull’s call. America is neither a land or a people, A word’s shape it is, a wind’s sweep — America is alone: many together. Many of one mouth, of one breath. Dressed as one — and none brothers among them. Only the taught speech and the aped tongue. America is alone . . . 4 )Ua This is our land, this is our people This, that is neither a land nor a race, we must reap. The wind here in the grass for our souls harvest: Here we must eat our salt or our bones starve. Here wc must live or live as shadows. This is our race, we that have none, that have had. Neither the old walls nor the voices around us. This is our land, this is our ancient ground — The raw earth, the mixed bloods, and the strangers. The different eyes, the wind, and the hearts’ change. These we will not leave though the old call us. This is our country — earth, our blood, our kind. Here we will live our years till the earth blinds us. 5 ■o 9 Life is sweet just because of the friends we have made And things which in common we share; We want to live on, not just for ourselves. But because of the people who care; It’s giving and doing for some- body else . . . On that all life's splendor depends. And the joy of this world when you've summed it all up. Is found in the making of friends. Edgar A. Guest 10 Two roads diverged in a yellow wood And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long 1 stotxl Anti looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the underbrush. Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black Oh. I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads onto way, 1 doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh. Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, apd ) I ux)k the one less travvledjhfcJ'' And that has made difference. llA 0 X fC v 4 12 The world is a looking glass and gives back to every man the reflection of his own face. Frown on it. and it in rum will look sourly upon you; laugh at it and with it, and it becomes a jolly, kind companion. William Thakarv 14 15 Wc, the graduating class of 1976, wish to acknowledge and express our sincerest appreciation to Mr. Leo Gaudette for his time, effort and guidance. Without his efforts, w'c would have surely found our tasks a great deal more demanding. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. 18 Q upeUnhn i cMpAWt PORTSMOUTH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Portsmouth, Rhode Isldnd 02871 Telephona (401) 683-1039 Henry V. Iliodati Superintendent of Schools Mario A. Manr ieri Director Administrotive Services I take special pleasure in extending my congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1976, in this year of our Bicentennial, Set your standards high. Stand up and be counted. Don't join that faceless multitude that make citizenship a sterile thing. Our great nation was built upon the accomplishments of participatory citizenship. You have done your apprenticeship. Now you must assume the responsibilities that come with independence. I have complete confidence in you. Henry V. Diodati, Superintendent of Schools 19 Dear Students, My abrupt arrival on the scene as your principal in the last half of your senior year has been a traumatic experience to say the least. I would caution you as you walk through life to listen carefully to what is being said but more so to what is being done. If both are in harmony you can latch on to it and use it as a guiding light throughout your lives. Very sincerely yours, Val Guy Moreau MR THOMAS SWEENEY Vice-Principal In your pursuit for happiness, consider the many people that will cross your path each day. Remember that, No man is an island unto himself. Do not live only for yourself. Care for the people you meet, and hap- piness and a good life will surely follow. MR VAL GUY MOREAU Acting Principal MESSAGE TO CLASS OF 1976 My talents for fortune telling being what they are, any accurate fore- cast of the future by me would be pure luck. I do know, however, that if you leave with a positive mental attitude and a feeling of self-assurance gained by hard work and study, the future will meet your approval and your personal pursuit of happiness will be fruitful. I feel especially close to the class of 1976, because both you, the members of the Class, and myself will have completed six years at Portsmouth High School upon your graduation. During my six years of contact with you I have learned a great deal about High School students and trust you have taken advantage of the positive educational and social possibilities available at Portsmouth High School. Thomas E. Sweeney, Jr. 20 MR ALBERT CATALDO Guidance Director MR ALBERT CATALDO Guidance Director MR GEORGE MELLO Class of 1976 MR JOSEPH NARCIZO Class of 1977 MS PATRICIA RUBINE Class of 1978 MR NICHOLAS MANSI Class of 1979 MRS LEE MeGAW Nurse 21 MRS. DIANE MOSS MRS. MARILYN RAINEY MR LEOGAUDETTE MR RAYMOND AINSWORTH Dept Head Band Director MR PETER KEKLIGIAN Chorus Director 22 MR ROBERT VELLECA MR. PATRICK SULLIVAN MR PAUL NICOLETTI MR BRIAN CARROLL MISS SHARON MELLO MR RICHARD DEROBBIO MRS WINNIE ASHOOK MS. EMILIA D ANDREA 23 MRS. SHIRLEY CHERRY c MRS MARJORIE STINTON MR CHARLES SILVIA Yflkuini MRS IRENE CONROY MR MANUEL SILVIA 24 MR VAL MOREAU Dept. Head MRS CHRISTINE POLAK J)epa tM£nt MR ROGER LAVOIE MR RICHARD THIBAULT MISS JEAN GALLANT MR JOHN FERREIRA 25 MR. ROBERT SULLIVAN MR ROBERT LaFRANCE Dept. Head MRS. ELAINE MALONEY MISS ANN DeLPIANO MR JOSEPH LAGARTO MR ROBERT CREANEY 26 MR RAYMOND SULLIVAN MR RAYMOND MASSE MR ROBERT PIMENTAL MS. PATRICIA KENNEY MR DONALD RICHARDS 27 MR RAYMOND SABOURIN Jk MR ANDREW CORDELL MR ROBERT KITCHEN ___Dept. Head____ MR ANTHONY CICCONE MRS ROBERTA ST.JOHN MR DAVID BOURCIER MR PHILIP REZENDES 28 MR JOHN RUTKIEWICZ MR GEORGE BISHOP MR. PETER O'HARA MR FRANK ALFANO MR JOSEPH FLOOD MR RALPH HARVEY Js (MemtkA CJ)ejxVttm£nt MRS. VIRGINIA BESCHERER MISS IRENE CAVAUERI 29 MISS MAUREEN FORD MR RICHARD TRAVERS Dept. Head MR KENNETH SUTCLIFFE ! MRS. IT ii. HELEN SULUVAN and MRS PAULINE HARRIS 30 MR HOMER BRIAND MR WILLIAM McCANN MR WILLIAM McGREAVY Dept. Head MR GEORGE MeGAW 31 THE To MR GEORGE MELLO STEPHEN BROOKS ALFONSO You can get more in life with a kind word and a gun, than you can with just a kind word. Fonz Three Stooges Chicago Soc- cer films pet peeve: cigarette smoke LOOK at the ducks” . . . Mt Hope Bridge ice- berg lookout . . 'Already Gone’ . Brooks R PP 25 J. C Show Have a good time TANYA MARIE A LEG U AS Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone ” Tammy animals beaches sunny days pet peeve being misunderstood Tell me about it . . Grand Islander ’You’ve Got a Friend’ lege, veterinarian swimming . col- y, If DARLENE MARIE ALVANAS ’’Speech is great, silence is greater.’’ Darlene PS. pet peeve waiting Knock it off Bay View Nursing Home 'And I Love Her’ undecided TONI ANN ALVARNAS The secret of fpppiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do. Toni clothes long walks in fall . . . flowers four seasons pet peeve rain when snow skiing What’s new? . . . Beach Boys D Donuts green ski- ing college NANNETTK MARIE ANCTIL . . you need some time to be free Time to go out searching for yourself, hoping to find find some peace of mind.” Nanni A.P baby blue F G P 4 pet peeve: bonng parties . . . Hey baby . t.j. ’Thank you’ D Donuts sewing college, to be happy 34 KENNETH ANGELL It's finally over. Kenny . S.P VW panics pet peeve cliques, squash Ceramic An Studios woodworking employment CYNTHIA SUE APPS The love in your hean wasn’t put there to stay. Love isn’t love until you give it away Cindy roller skating R H pet peeve cliques You’ll get over it’” . . . Sears Roebuck St Co. . . . ’Colour My World’ organist nursing. DEBORAH ANN BABCOCK The hean hath its own memory like the mind, and in it arc enshrined the precious keepsakes Deb music animals novels pet peeve school lunches ’’Not me' raising animals 'Love Will Keep us Together’ college BRIAN LEE BARNHART A good man never need be alone, all you have to do is believe ” Pistol good music . Three Stooges basketball pet peeve: mononucleosis What a pain this is . guitar umpiring . . . ’’Let it Rain’ partying making tapes college ANN MARIE BARTEE A friend is someone who sees inside you and still enjoys the show Ann B.F horses . Go fish in a lake”. horseback riding pet peeve Hillsgrove Airport college 35 Joday is oady ntfn you Ut dutd tdsouyn yestesdajy Q% dive it utOd, 'Jos yestesdfuj is just a sdadou' in its cun time and toms Sou'S di Jt is undit. (Jut today wM Jos today is add ut it yot. 3)eU)it GREGORY WILLIAM BEAUCAGE Some are bound for happiness, some are bound to glory, some are bound to live with less — who can tell your story ” Greg music people sailing 'The E Street Shuffle’ . Mount Hope Marina piano. guitar Steel Horse RAMDT A” WING and Get away college. DIANE CAROL BELDEN Try to live as long as you can. free and uncom- mitted. Di traveling summer . Italy and Colorado pet peeve humorless people Cat Stevens sluing soaking up rays Carol Burnett college, travel NANCY ELLEN BENEV1DES Peace comes not from the absence of conflict in life but. from the ability to cope with it.” Nancy travel children KK water sluing undecided. CATHY LOUISE BENJAMIN Learn as if you were to live forever, live as if you were to die tomorrow Benue Maine laughter pet peeve living on Braman's Lane bike riding Oh Bananas canoeing 'The Sounds of Silence’ Be a Clown in the RBABABC college JACQUELINE MARIE BOFF Freedom is just a way of getting older and liv- ing is just a way to let it be Jaclue parrying pet peeve gossip 'Blue Sky’ . Cote Pharmacy crafts undecided 36 PHILIP LOWELL BOND Fill yourself with Love, make yourself whole. Pinky music pet peeve BAD's You’ll live, turkey . . girl Tell off the F.G.. college X PATRICIA LYNN BOTELHO (HEYWOOD) I would rather live and love where death is king, than have eternal life where love is not Patti Lynn Ken orange V W pet peeve rude people Colonial's . . swim- ming B Spnngstetn S.S Beach Boys children to be happy and help people GEORGE STEWART BOUCHARD To thine own self be true. joe music band pet peeve people who pass on red. white, and blue lines ’Kansas City’ goats Hey you green horn B AO.A D.G F college. Ani- mal Technology HARRY BORODEMOS Times are hard to you people, but when we all think of it you all can solve the hardest problems that we can imagine ” The Greek taking life as it comes . pet peeve English classes talking ’Stair- way to Heaven’ Astro Com. . . collecting coins Hit the road and let’s split Become a M. in the GI employment, con struct ion industry DAVID ALAN BOSCARINO Put sunshine into everybody's heart, then peace will last forever.” Bosco girls pet peeve cliques ’Knights in White Satin’ . . . Michelob collecting albums Hey Colt 45 Live in the W . undecided. 37 UNDA MARIE BOYD KATHLEEN THERESA BRADY Ciod didn’t put love in your heart to stay, love isn’t love till you give it away.” Lynn music pet peeve cliques ’Killing Me Softly’ reading navy ”It is easy in the world to follow the world’s opinions, it is easy in solitude to follow our own. but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the inde- pendence of solitude” Kathy skiing Aztec II Step Ma Gcotzinger’s How ya doing pet peeve dependence poetry the sky Searcher Bear” hunting BRG college, journalism MARY ELIZABETH BRO$ I have seen flowers come in stony places, kindness done by men with ugly faces, and the (� old Cup won by the worst horse at the races, so I trust too. Mary new things pet peeve telephone poles . fun people out You’ dancing college BBPBB Like 3 a EDWARD J BROWN is perfect, there arc just those of us VERY close hockey pet peeve girls who corn- jut themselves . . cook . . college. SUSAN JEAN BROWN I speak with my mouth. I hear with my car. 1 cry with my eyes but nobody hears. Sue animals pet peeve staying home Ramada Inn poetry ’Changes camping children . Bring Back the D travel. 38 CHRIS-ANN BUCOLO Chris pet peeve grumpy people Feel- ings Whatever” undecided SCOTT C BURGO When I die. bury me face down so inapithy can kiss my . Moose Camam SS girls Galley 292 pet peeve huge parties Patrick’s W T F Whole lot of Love Go to C employ mem DAVID NORMAN BURKE Dave band trumpet ML Feb 22 . Oct. 29 Bowling can Opel Island Parker Electronics “TVr nutsl % to iHtiie it doun (J)o on) l)rit t IawiI tlir Mound tiij tii'in Vie u'o'ifd Mound — 0 nf moie WILLI AM .JOSEPH BURTON Resisting temptations is usually just a matter of putting it off until nobody’s looking” Bird stooges J R F.F. plus 2 14 Mt Hope Bridge kxikout pet peeve getting up in the morning Monty Python’s flying circus scoring goals Rolling Stones to succeed ROBERT W CAPLIN Keep a smile on your face till 10 o’clock and it will stay there all day. Cap beaches Fair holm Dairy bas- ketball Ask me if 1 care 'Let it Be’ sledding college 39 Don 't it aii mjs sum to (jo tfuit ijOu Jon t L(Hi‘ u liat tjou ijot tiff % it S (tone. gmMuM PETER JONATHAN CARRE1RO Let me give some advice. Don’t leave your fin- gers on ice. Moneeshka fazz ramblers . becks pet peeve mondos . Eastern Ice man 'Peaches en Regalia’ pipe arts bowl work trumpet playing Just like Fall River” snow musician and ocea- neer JAMES CARSON LAURA KIM CHAMPUN Jaws Midget T.B . J.R.S Boating Colonial Ice Cream Parlor . beaching softball tennis Shut-up Carson” college DOUGLAS CHARLES CARTER If Christ was bom 2.000 years later, lads would be wearing little electric chairs around their necks. Doug Jimi Hendnx dodges . . cars music pet peeve the clique . stock- boy ’Purple Haze’ beers . service. JEFFREY STEWART CHAPPELL To look up and not down. To look forward and not back. To look out and not in, and To lend a hand. Jeff Boomer The Who Neil Young skiing First National pizza 'Little Help From Your Friends' breathing college 40 JAMES ALAN CHAVES As a rule, che game of life is worth playing, but the struggle is the prize ” Jim sports pet peeve working Stone Bridge Inn money 'Brown Sugar' service CAROLYN ANN CLARK Does the song of the sea end at the shore or in the hearts of those who listen to it? ' Carolyn nature acting skiing parties . writing . reading children philosophy mg KAREN MARIE C1ESLEWICZ Karen works with children . college THOMAS F CORISTINE Come mothers and fathers throughout the land, and don’t criticize what you can’t understand, your sons and your daughters are beyond your command ’’ Tom Dylan and the Band Mercedes Benz The Bam 'The Weight’ pet peeve mondos Salt Marx Bros. spons Alice’s Restaurant . Go to the w.c.. . college VIRGINIA ELLEN CONNORS It’s only the beginning ” Ginny . chevy van tcquilla sunrise pet peeve cruelty, fuds . 'Beginnings' Zayres Chicago C.P. 41 JANETTE RUTH COTTRELL Some things arc left unspoken Some things are hand me down. The circle stands unbroken. Sending it back around Jan motorcycles listens to good music spons cars pet peeve nothing to do. cops 'Oh Darling parties ''Hey CFP undecided. MATTHEW COSGROVE Think Snow ” Matt the hat skiing Vermont soc- cer pet peeve ski crunchers, stubborn snow mobiles hiking I can’t Reach Boys. swimming neighbors lump- ing Own a mountain . college BRIAN DONALD CO nXE girls (V knoy cidcd f v tV SYLVIA MARIE CRAIG ”1 am lonely but you can free me all in the way you smile Syl . B.G. pet peeve: getnng up in the morning Old Almy House college MICHAEL S If you can do it tomorrow Mike Jethro Tull hockey 17 pet pcev ntf) windspnnts Lc Rocha y why not put titoff Python In the Hall of the M viOi iff Kifl soccer college, law • 42 GARY NORMAN DAME Time ripens all things no man is bom wise ” Gary J.B tuba skate boarding ‘Long Train Running' What' pet peeve moody people McDonalds Drive a Rolls R T S undecided MAUREEN TERESA DANIELS Today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope ” Mickey Ope Cod music swim- ming skiing art tucking chairs Elton John . Hi Kids' 'Feelings hockey games hang glide travel art DOROTHY DIXON DAVIS I’m going back to my country home. Where life is sweet and people still smile. I’ll build a House on a ndgetop there Where you can breath and see for ten miles . IXiff Jesse Colin Young France pet peeve egotism Bear” hunting hones Joni Mitchell 'Ladies of the Canyon' walking the tracks . college. PETER ALDEN DAVIS Peter guitar bassoon sax ‘Take it Easy’ Chicago music . col- lege JOANNE BARBARA DAY It’s nice to be important, but it’s more impor- tant to be nice. Jo J O Beach Boys the 13th N L the drive Oh. guess what! UL-96 Jerry 2 . butterscotch and jim- mies movies college. 43 TIMOTHYJ. DEMAY You never know until you try ” Goober N.A. . . 4.56’s Bourbon Street turbo 400 Chevrolet pet peeve fords, opel rod knocks 'Crimson and Clover' Sears Now boy back- yard mechanic B A R.A M P C hevelle employment FEUCE ANN DOLBASH1AN I am happy being what I am and to be approaching what I will become, for it matters not what I am thought to be or who thinks it. but what I truly am Felice. dancing music Search walks . a cup of tea tennis poetry piano friendships pet peeve: diets . swimming theater drawing traveling college PAMELA JO DESTEFANO You've got so much to say Say what you mean, Mean what you're thinking. And think anything Pam soccer games RWB pa peeve shoes Abbey Ice Rink 'Hard to be Friends' wnting poary you silly goose' nursing school. CHERYL LEE DOWTY Sanctum Regnum — an intelligence illumi- nated by study, an intrepidity which nothing can check, a will which nothing can break, and a dis- cretion which nothing can corrupt CD outdoors sunflowers rain pa peeve hassles partying Can- ada painting . travel. BRYAN THOMAS DUNFORD If ever you find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn’t lead anywhere.” Bryan California parties Dano's House. college 44 DAVID AUTHUR ELUS Climb high, climb far. your aim the sky. your goal the stars. Dave basketball running ’Knights in White Satin’ Beach Boys college. MICHAEL PAUL FARIA To get or not to get Mike time off pet peeve cigarettes Pons Exxon ''friend can undecided MICHAEL DUNNE DAVID ROBERT FARIAS You don’t realize what you’ve got. until you lose it. Dabeno . 75 Dodge Van Bourbon Street pet peeve liver, stuck-up people Stab me in the back friend scubadiving partying salami sandwiches cruising . N.E.P . . ‘Angie’ employment KAREN FARIAS People are all different Everyone of us crazy Don’t ever make a fast or hasty judgment about someone because that someone may be you Live for yourself . Karen panics RC weekend hot seshows flowers pet peeve: busy tele- phones, locked doors bunny hops Chnstmas Douglas Ave. punkin patch M.P.G . . riding Jinx Oh Wow'” ’You Really Got Me writing poetry to thumb cross c. travel, college 45 JOANNE FARRELL Think of me. you know that I’d be with you if I could. I’ll come around to see you once in awhile, if I ever need a reason to smile Jo people good times pet peeve conceit 'Hello It’s Me' No offense but. spons musii making things college ELIZABETH MICHELLE FAUCHER Those who put sunshine into the life of others, can’t keep it from themselves Beth M water skiing pet peeve cliques, stuck-up, unfriendly people Grand Central Market Hi Fred' . swimming ’Stairway to Heaven’ Grand Prix marriage. ROBERT L FERREIRA Get what you can today cause you won’t get it tomorrow Bob Bourbon Street . . parties . . . Aquidneck Bowling Lanes Hey. let’s go to Newpon' cars drag racing blue Z-28’s . pet peeve back stabbers water skiing auto mechanics CAROLYN JANE FINNEGAN Carolyn darning animals pet peeve Porka's 'Lean on Me' traveling travel, college guitar MICHELLE ELIZABETH FINNEGAN Love is everywhere. I see it. You are all that you can be. go on and be it. Life is perfert, I believe it. I know it Shelly fnendly people pet peeve peo- ple with super egos ’My Sweet Lady’ drawings skating Come off it . . . swimming . . college 46 ROBIN LEE FREDRICK Love is a basket of 5 haves and 2 fishes, it isn’t enough till you give it.” Freddy pizza baby blue pet peeve vanilla ice cream, coffee milk ’The Eagle and the Hawk' R.H. . . huh collects movie stubs dark green the right thing to do SANDRA JEAN GA1R You just call out my name and you know wher ever I am. I'll come running, to see you again Winter, spring, summer, or fall, all you’ve got to do is call And I’ll be there, you’ve got a friend ’ Sandi . B.C . chimpanzee pet peeve unfaithful friends, rumors 'Make it with You’ long walks on lonely beaches You tell me and we’ll both Know’ . col- lege DAVID MICHAEL GARCEAU We should all be concerned about the future because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there ” Dave CX-261 TF pet peeve: classes at 7:30 . P D Humphreys . ’Dark Horse’ water skiing college DIANE JENNIFER GEBHARDT You have the freedom to be yourself, your true self, and nothing shall stand in your way ” Dt parties swimming biking F 'Stairway to Heaven’ pet peeve big mouth people, cliques . . So, what else is new' Mt Hope Manna House race dirt bikes undecided DONNA IRENE GOMEZ Without you nothing matters with you nothing else matters ’ DIG Bob . Amenca pet peeve: over conceited people, greasy hair, hospitals, dirty cars . . . 'Precious and Few’ keeping a clean house . listening to the radio AMX Chicago Really? secre- tary 47 Pat cottage S.C MNo suhr . 15 . sports . basketball . travel, college o'ft'! , bunny hops Elton John D. Donuts. THOMAS ANTHONY GOULART I only ask that the saddest days of my future be no worse than the happiest days of my past Tag music . spons . . 3 stooges Oh c'mon . . pet peeve lateness, band uni- forms lighthouse attendant money Chicago 'Dialogue sky diving wnting novels . . college, success. Wr nd'rP r yM B My music ULhicago (J Wfiing 'Wi hfgg you were H r -4 rr CAROL GU1MOND .. filutev V Newport Creamery . hiiture tennis . . flow- Newport Music Festi- college law KAREN ANNE GOVERNO What matters} — very little Only . . the flicker of light within the darkness, the feeling of warmth within the cold, the knowledge of love within the void. Superflea Levi’s . good music . the beach . Indian jewelery pet peeve: acci- dents. male chauvinism, arguments . . Sit on it. . . singing writing poetry . Tequila Sunrises . partying . . 'Stairway to Heaven’ . travel the U.S.A. with s.s. . become a conservationist Come motfieiS and jatfiexs tlliouifUout tfie Hand. and don't criticize a llot you dont understand. ) joui sons and you) dfuufUters ahi beyond you) command. 1 Joui odd ioad is iaffiddy acjinij. (J dease (jet out a neu one, ij- you can t. dead you) Hand. Jo Ifie times tfiey a)e cu fianyin . r U (DyL 48 ROBERT G HADAD A friend is a person that sees through you and still likes what they see Bob . the earth swimming pet peeve waiting Abbey Ice Rink There must be someway out of here. tennis 'Tequilla Sunrise’. . college CRAIG ANTHONY HAMMONDS Why am I dying to live, if I’m just living to die Ham n’eggs Jimi Hendrix cruisin in the roach coach . Edgar Winter party- ing 'Foxy Lady’ pet peeve bad knees, ambulance rides . Check it out . dig- gin on vibes Ramada Inn firing up pool tables” get rich quick so I car retire at 35 automotive designing. DEBRA HARGRAVES CINDY LEAH HANSEN The world is a looking-glass, and gives back to every man the reflection of his own face Frown at it, and it will in turn look sourly upon you. laugh at it and with it and it is a jolly kind com- panion Gn . good books good friends blue pet peeve gossipers Burger Chef reading daydreaming sunsets dieting movies I’ll do it tomorrow 'Yes- terday’ college DEBORAH MARIE JOAN HARMON Today we try to grow, today we live, we seek to know, to give, to share. Debbie people pet peeve: hatred 'Close to You’ swimming. animals Guess what happened college 49 PATRICIA ANNE HARRINGTON Those who bring sunshine to the lives of oth- ers. cannot keep it from themselves Patti Scarooch . . S.C D Donuts pet peeve fnends moving away . «13 'Wouldn’t it Be Nice’ sewing I don't know” parties Beach Boys college PAMELA JEAN HART All I could see from where I stood was three long mountains and a wood. Pam the mountains pet peeve swing- ing doors Same Old Song and Dance . sewing hiking traveling camping undecided CAROLYN SUSAN HATHAWAY A journey that lasts a thousand miles, begins with one step. Carolyn skiing EG W pet peeve problems that can’t be solved parties . having fun . . . 'Yesterday . . horses . beaches O.C . summer Shucks” B F A B M.A TT. college, travel DONALD E HAVEY When we remember we are all mad. the myste- ries disappear and life stands explained ” Don crazy people pet peeve volley- balls, DBB okay! . college KATHY HEBERT Faith is the substance of things hoped for. the evidence of things not seen ” Kathy RC (x)ionul eating pet peeve diets. Moodays. flies college 50 ALFRED HELGER Al women 'Smoke on the Water’ real neat undecided CRAIG MATTHEW HENDERSON Hendcr . fun . chicks pet peeve scratched albums 'Over the Rainbow listening to music get rid of that excess money Rock and Roll to the wee hours of the morning go west MARK THOMAS HITCH1NGS The trouble with not having a gcol is that you spend your whole life running up and down the field and never scoring. Hitch soccer jock .} stooges Dylan 'Blue Sky Ail State Soccer Team pet peeve Fall River Millertime Let's hit Jessies” F F plus 2 . Allman Broth- ers college DOROTHY HITT ALYSON HOOD Nature is often hidden, sometimes overcome, seldom extinguished. Al tennis going to the beach windy nights. MBBEB college 51 DAWN ELIZABETH HOUSE If you only laugh, things don’t come so hard If you laugh at it, the trouble will not seem so real 1 know for I laugh away a mountain Dawn log cabins and fireplaces sum- mer R.LS. 1950’s pet peeve moody people Oh wow' That’s great”’ having a good time skiing . O.C snow college. DAVID IGLES1AS Have a good time whereever you're going ’’ Ben panics pet peeve AM radio . music parman Brothers hockey 'Whiptng Post’ . college JOSEPH JENNINGS Joe hunting skiing employment college. JERRY IMS JEROME W JETER Jome food 'Do it Anyway You Want To Do It’ pool A man” . . to be a mortician 52 TYRONE WAYNE JETER Stay in school Ty girls 'Smoke a Peace Pipe pet peeve T H.G, mess. P H.S, vegetables, and hav- ing people ask me my pet peeve smoke right dogs pool swimming . p someone’s b.h college JAY DARRELL JOHNSON For my fathers like yours fought for this land, so people give me a hand, for I am black but. I'm still a man Juice . . foxy women R R pet peeve jive time people . 'Do It Any Way You Want To Do It’ drinking soda Hey. what's happening . . CF.W.G. . college BARBARA GAIL KALOGF.RAS But in looking back at the lessons I’ve learned and the mountains I wanted to climb. I just look at myself to find. I've learned the hard way every time Gail Cat Stevens windy nights pet peeve stubborn people who think they're always nght YU-M2 Nick’s Place ’Summer. Summer' quiet places How should I know college KENNETH ARTHUR KEHEW Honesty is a virtue.” Kakyk woodwork ’Saturday Night’s Alnght For Fighting’ guitar photogra phy . Canoe down a quiet river with a camera and s f. college 0 it Iwen Stnidituj Haledij. (heamuuf ftixHit tfie ntsld as ont. anti D jedm't tt (tHidtl Le. c nittltuj it to (omt. 53 DOREEN L KENNEY If everyone lives on yesterdays and todays, how can we have a better tomorrow Doreen horses music reading pet peeve cliques McDonalds nding I do wanna books . live in the early 18th c.. . business school ABIGAIL STEARNS KERNEY Never underestimate the power of a woman Abby . smokin’ . . grows plants . 'Make Me Do Anything You Want’ McDonalds catch you later . . take it slow” sail singlehanded a. the w col- lege ROBERT A KESHURA Do what you have to do today, for tomorrow you might be busy ” Rob NB GTO fords 'Round-About' drag racing Wait till Tomorrow cars pet peeve telephone poles on rainy days smoke tires in f of M S O. trade school. EDWARD T KING You can always determine a persons personality by what they find laughable King Ed beaches hockey do it Chicago snurfing Beach Boys pet peeve being late for something good skating wood . . fishing . Chan House photos Beatles college. PAMELA ANN KOTZE Tomorrow and today, beside you all the way. Pam D F driving our VW pet peeve: family quarrels, being along, hassles, depression 'Love Will Keep Us Together' making people happy . . right?” . . . parking mam age, travel. 54 FRANK BEN KOZAK1EWICZ ”1 have to say. my friends, this road goes a long, long, way. and if we’re going to find the end, we’re gonna need a helping hand ” Kozak EJ driving Don’t Let the Sun Go Down On Me' D S bowling pet peeve: people who want to lump to con- clusions Ramada Inn collecting albums Chump!”. college KATHERINE A LAFLEUR Who’s to say what’s right or wrong on this earth It’s God we answer to, and He knows, what's right for one is another man’s among.” Kat having a good time camping ’’really’’ . .’Stairway to Heaven’. . pet peeve getting up for school concerts travel undecided JANICE LEIGH LAUWBRS A friend is one who knows you as you are. understands where you’ve been, accepts who you've become, and still invites you to grow ” Taxi reading M pet peeve cli- ques. two-faced people happy Monday . Beach Boys 'Don’t Worry Baby business school MARY ELIZABETH LEVESQUE If you always smile, everyone will wonder what you’re guilty of .” Mary panics peanut butter (Jiff) . pet peeve: town gossip . 'Stairway to Heaven’ Be serious college WILLIAM HOWARD QUINN LEWIS As I’ve traveled the world over I have found with yore. I’d rather suffer the morning after than never have the night before Quinn California an 'Come on Without. Come on Within. You Ain't Seen Nothing Like The Mighty Quinn’ pet peeve people who call me ‘Lewis Quinn' Hawaiian shins Wyoming I’m only kidding . retire at 21 and live off my wife’s millions . . college 55 DEBORAH LIMA DANIEL RAYULLEY Tell me lies later, come and see me. I’ll be around for awhile. 1 am lonely, but you can free me. all in the way you smile Dano Dylan 'The Bam” Koke N Y I Went to See the Gypsy’ the swing RC’s Hey Man’ undecided CHERYL LYN LITTLE May you live all the days of your life ” Cheryl . . Little Deuce Coupe” . . swim- ming skiing panics Beach Boys ARG D Donato laughs dnvmg plants college RONALD A UNHARES Ron . cars ’Wipe-out’ pet peeve no-minds farmer undecided LORETTA LONGCOY Just cause the colors of you don’t blend with the colors of me. you don’t have to water me down. Ucw Miss Madam Z . . sewing painting drawing Zappa pet peeve ignorant people Hey” . . walking . collecting hair . . s.a.r. flavored b.b. . . undecided 56 RICHARD CRAIG LONGMAN Keep a fire burning in your eye. pay attention to the open sky. you never know what will be coming down . Rick tau skiing The Swing” pet peeve baby blue police can . The Pie How's it going” photography college GREGORY ALAN Mac DONALD Don’t cntiuzc what you can’t understand Greg Salt pet peeve no car during assignments Old Almy House guitar college RAYMOND R LOPES I am I and you are you. I’m not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine. Harold . L . ‘The Riders' Camaro SS . employment, settle down EVELYN ANNE MANDIS We are all alike, differently. We all feel the same emotions in a thousand ways. The sun continues to rise as it sets Each day is forever until it ends. Life is like nothing you have ever experienced. Life is everything you have ever experienced And the man on the comer continues doing nothing Ev . the beach at sunset ’Colorado’ long walks . college. i cuujftte'i is ft se -inteo dtinn, identity - diM Mtu ti j. sanity- ifteSOuHnA defense meimnism. ion: cits HieiMiy JEANNE MARIE LYGA My whole challenge in life is to try and make people accept me for what I am. Bean collecting bottles pet peeve tele- phone poles . Go fish in a lake. Grand Islander an school. 57 JOHN CHARLES MARSHALL Mirrors should reflect a little before throwing back images Jack college CYNTHIA WOLZ MARTIN Children are hope. Hope is the parent of faith, with faith all things are possible Cindy . . children animals pet peeve conceited people . camping boating nursing. BRIAN KEITH MARTINEAU Life is short so make the best of it Brian football pet peeve too much work 'Mississippi Queen’ hunting . . . puff . undecided LOU RICHARD MARTINEAU The past, the present, and the future are really one — they are today. Crazy Louie . cars . . smoke em up . pet peeve fire hydrants 'Long Train Run- ning' . girls driving around unde- cided ROBERT LOUIS MAYNARD. JR My interest is in the future — because I’m going to spend the rest of my life there ” Bob . food girls 'Colour My World dances swimming camp- ing What time does this class get over pet peeve flunking math Nadeau's college 58 KELLY ANN McCARTNEY MICHAEL McCOY There is never an ending, but always a begin- ning. so let’s begin. Kel padoinley music woods pet peeve, dishonest, false friendships, mecha- nized people hiking wildlife . ocean . camping . . 'Farr Out! . . . ’Calypso' mountains John Denver settle in Colorado college JAMES ROBERT McLAUGHLIN ’’In the grey of the morning, my mind becomes confused between the dead and the sleeping and the road that I must choose . . Jim summer R C frogs ‘Layla’ skiing stuffing money concerts pet peeve paranoia eye games “really' solitude college, good times. CHERYL ANN MEDEIROS God didn’t put Love in your heart to stay. Love isn’t Love til you give it away.” Cher long walks the Glen pet peeve waiting. S.T.. fights, Cheryl Ann” blue concerts Tell me about it S.T fireplaces sewing Donovan college, marriage. LYNNE MARIE MEDEIROS ’’Never handle anything as if it were nothing. always handle it as if it were something .’’ Lynne horseshows M P parties beaches pet peeve plastic people, get ting up for school Uncle Mike nding concerts . really”. college 59 WILLIAM F MELLO Bill car� chevy’s . beers pet peeve fords drag racing . . yea . undecided COLETTE MARIE METAYER An ounce of ’Keep your mouth shut', beats a ton of explanation Kitsae long weekends 'While My Gui- tar Gently Weeps' pet peeve Monday mornings Beatles college LEONARD MERCIER LINDA ANN MILLER Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind. Linda . cats . parrying . summer . pet peeve snakes, peas, waiting Dick Van Dyke really? piano . . 'Ready For Love’ . . ice skating . Joplin . travel. MICHELLE JEAN MINESE And at last we will be free, bluebirds you and me. Michelle pet peeve Hillsgrove Airport. coo-coo-rattle-cats McDonalds Go fish in a lake undecided. 60 PAUL STEPHEN MONGEON Within man's destination is his dexterity to sur vive. Whatever his labors and aspirations arc in the noisy confusion of life, he should keep peace in himself With all shame, drudgery, and bro- ken dreams it is still a beautiful world Be cheer- ful. Strive to be happy Little Mongies sports pet peeve smelly locker rooms . . scuba diving Dunkin' Donuts Time k a great white college jCHiWij. not a (hjinilion. JO ANN MONIZ Fly with the wind. Kiss the sun. There is no need to cry Just be yourself There is love for everyone So laugh, you’re alive Thar's reason enough Tiny P.A. . riding sewing 'Free and Easy pet peeve: race car drivers, phoney people . really! . needlework marriage TAMMY LEE MURDIOC Each soul must meet the morning sun. the new sweet earth, and the awakening stillness alone Tam . S. shopping pet peeve depressions, rainy days, immature people Oh yeah? . spnng needlepoint 'Just You’n Me' college, marriage MICHAELJ MUDD Do only what you want in life, for it only comes once, so you have to take it as it comes and make the best of it. Mike being alone camping skiing pet peeve people who bother others trail nding college. MARK PATRICK MURIN After all it's what we’ve done that made us what we are. Gorilla Elton John 'Your Song’ Simon and Garfunkel sports music pet peeve Peckham Ave.. Chicago broadcasting. 61 ROBERT EUGENE MURRAY Don’t put off till tomorrow what you can do today, because if you enjoy it today you can do it again tomorrow ” Bob football K.G . pet peeve being called Robbie telephone poles ’Stairway to Heaven’ . girls I guess’’ college KAI ELLEN NATION One half of my life has just finished and the best of it is yet to begin. Kai B.C. . pet peeve: top lockers . Ramada Inn 'Feel Like Maltin' Love’ . BHS football games you bird!” . be a kitten . marriage SHEREE ANNE NELSON Life is to be fortified by many friendships; to love and to be loved, is the greatest happiness of existence. Sheree Elton John pet peeve B W , being youngest member of the senior class Burger King Being free KE 'Friends’ college. STEPHANIE NORTH If this is winter, can spnng be far behind?” Sceph 2nd Beach . bunnyhops T.B Colonial cheerleader Johnny Car- son.. . college. PATOKANE Live free or let die.” Pat . doll . mason attendant pet peeve The pnee of gasoline listening to Zappa Evelyn the Modified Dog drawm' Wanna do it???” go to Aus- tralia . college. 62 JULIE LOUISE ORCUTT Great women arc dying — and I’m tccling ill Jul« G W walking pet peeve decisions driving ’Someone’ BRG leader college MARK ROBERT PAGE Time will noc wait for me; Time is my destiny ” Marcus G.T 'Twistin’the Night Away’ hockey Grout ho Marx pet peeve bucket seats Abbey Ice Rink mountain climbing Falcon eating tollege. pro hockey CHRISTOPHER OSBORNE When you look up in the sky. you can see the stars, but not the light ” Chris . mopars . cars . pet peeve the clique music beers fisherman employment NANCY ANN OTOCKI Life is nothing but a tnp ’’ Nancy needlework G Oh! Wow’” pet peeve rocks ’Train Kept A Rolling’. . travel. PAUL JOSEPH PAGE II My life. Gods love for me. my Love for God. My family’s love for me. my love for my family A friend’s love for me. my love for my friend A love for myself, myself for love. Paul Ma Dame and crew . ’He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother’ . piano being alone . . good times Good News Kids . . travel 63 Di . Little Comptonite . F.G.P . l D. Donuts . BRG . . t.j. . . green college. c (r f J yy j iiK r 91’ V . Ay ■ REBECCA PERRY Dreams are nuthin’ more than wishes and a wish is just a dream you wish to come true ” Rebbie blue music pet peeve get- ELLEN MARIA PARKER I wish to one day venture within to see past the dark, unblinded by the light, to find the real per- son deep inside ” Ellen gymnastics . . . music . . . pet peeve interruptions Quicksand Inn 'Saturday Night's All Right For Fighting' 'H' . . . Come on . reading bicy- cling college ting lost 'Chetish' H . . . it's not my fault” be an actress . professional modeling KEVIN ALLEN PETERS After you have left someplace, it is better to feel you've forgotten something and left it behind, than to feel like you'd never been there Kevin dreams . girls . . . bubble gum beer weekends pet peeve: war 'Wild Thing’ jokes . . That’s it” . cider writing . . college SEAN L PARKER Count your life By smiles not tears. Count your age By friends not years Tiny sports pet peeve: going to school 'Time in a Bottle’ cars . . no way girls cook get a fast car and race it undecided. 64 TAMMY PETERSON PETER PIERCE SCOTT KEITH POLSELLI Resisting temptations is easier when you think you'll probably get another chance later on. Scon � 13 ponies tubs pet perve losing 1st team All State Soccer Team Braga Bridge look-out PH. Look at the ducks college SUSAN POST Today is the best time to stan making tomor- row worthwhile. Sue . cats . Elton John pet peeve: cliques, preiudice K A VW green ’Love Will Keep Us Together gossip the heck with it” . undecided JANET LEE RILEY There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. Jan skiing soccer pet peeve: sprained fingers Carole King vol- leyball . . have a nice weekend gui- tar . college 65 ROSEMARIE ROBICHAUD Rosenune horseback nding college ANN MARIE ROCHA Three years ago I never saw the blossom of springtime, only the browning of the leaf ” Anna Annie . good times pet peeve false friends, heartless people con- certs 'Wild Horses’ . archery . trav- eling Shut-up. alright . . Pete and Flo’s camping undecided ARTHUR JOSEPH ROCHA Communication is coming on strong. I don’t give a damn baby if your hair is short or long. John beer girls . cars pet peeve the clique painter ’Red House’ drawing . music An school Jom ou' uJ Im Jut you tnaie DEBRA ANN RODER1QUES The best and most beautiful things in life can- not he seen nor heard, but are felt in the bean. Deb pet peeve mondos ’Colour M World' swimming nding yeh tomorrow, tomorrow J Be invisible nursing MARY ETHF.L ROGERS Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” Mer music pet peeve getting up early Fo’c’s’le Restaurant flute I’m impressed ’. . piano . . the beach sunny days rowing swimming . to control time college 66 AMY RUSSELL The world is full of beauty when the heart is full of love. A me an animals . pet peeve fake people 'You’ve Got A Friend’ knitting ceramics embroidery nursing. VINCENT J. SANTO Something is only as happy or sad as one makes it. Vince pole vaulting soccer Coach- man Restaurant amateur radio . 10-4 college 67 SUSAN GAYLE SCHLOSKY Though many kinds of beauty. Fill the earth and sky above None could be more precious. Than the wonder that is Love!’ Susie EF. pet peeve flirts the 26th tsk” ink and water colors undecided MARIA C SCHULZ I know he’d be a poorer man if he never saw an eagle fly. Schulzie . Colorado pet peeve male chauvinists ’Rocky Mountain High sailing swimming. Wyoming. Bea- tles sorry” college TEDDI ANN SCHUUR KATHLEEN SEUGA ”1 believe in the sun, even when it’s not shining. I believe in love, even when I’m alone And, I believe in God, even when he is silent Kathy Billy Jean King weekend irips singing Bnan's Song . tennis anyone? . 2 fireplaces college GAYE LYNN SEVERA He who looks for a bnghter tomorrow and finds no beauty today, has somehow missed the joy of living, somewhere along the way.” Gaye honest people clear blue skies pet peeve blisters on my feet ballet warm beach weather blaah! . tennis ‘Could It Be Magic’ profes- sional ballet dancer, teacher 68 u PAMELA ELIZABETH SHAKARIAN Don’t walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don't walk behind me. I may not lead. Just walk beside me. and be my friend Pam Elton John pet peeve top lockers swimming ’Levon’. New England music . . Hi! . camping col- lege BRIAN JOSEPH SHANLEY Get what you can today, u might not be there tomorrow Shan cars money hunting pet peeve Nick’s Place, cars that break down pool motorcycles girls ’AH Along The Watch Tower’ fishing hay” trade school EDWARD F SHEAJR- Life is just one dam thing after another Ed cast parties pet peeve Kate’s chow- der set-ups oh wow” Springsteen 'Blinded By The Light’ college DAVID BRIAN CHRISTOPHER SIEBEN Leaving’s not an easy thing, sometimes to leave all of the friends you knew behind, remembering lust those who were so kind — turn around turn around turn around Dave summer soccer Millers pet peeve Ope Cod 'Behind Blue Eyes writing musu Woody Who reading college, travel GAIL LOUISE SILVA I spend half of my time wondenng what you think of me and all of my time knowing who I am. Gail swimming skiing Chicago Beach Boys throwing rainbow pud- ding sailing Scarchin’ So Long’ college 69 ANTOHONY SIMMONS MARGARET TABER SIMMONS The better pan of one’s life, consists of his friendships.” Maggot panies Canada 'We May Never Pass This Way Again’ Quicksand Inn . Seals and Crofts . . com muffins mountain climbing pa peeve: school Come on embroidery air force. ROBBIN LYNN SIMONS If you smile at me I’ll understand, cause that is something everyone does in the same language ’’ Rob music Beach Boys pa peeve: no transponation ’Precious and Few’ smiling laughing guitar basket ball and soccer games Little Comptonite Rouge gorge oh. come on’ . . col- lege Karen panies pa peeve: mushrooms, green peppers, onions . . mellinis . . Beach Bo rs ’Without You . . Ask me if I care TAT B O T S B W W.G.C. undecided CARL JEFFREY SMITH It ain’t no use to sit and wonder why, babe Carl J. Smith Carl sptderman comic pa peeve pa peeves ’Rocky Racoon’ scuba diving eating orcos feather pillows. undecided. 70 MICHAEL JOSEPH SOUSA Time goes slowly, but carries on and now the best years have come and gone Mike RWB Tassler Tuba . 74 cor ruption Millers parties B D Ma I ame school spirited ' HO F” Elton John oh yeah?? Got that spirit?? yearbook editor . college WILLI AM JAMES SOUSA It’s finally over and I’m glad ” Billy Sous basketball trucks ’Rock Is My Life And This Is My Song' «� Dodge pick up pet perse leaky radiators, red R R's “take it anyway you can get it panies nice babes. air force CATHERINE ANN MARIE SOUZA I will always be kind to everyone Won’t you please do the same as I do? Cathy children pet perse hatred for others . . people animals food '1 Don’t Know How To Love Him’ bicy- cling . . I knew that was going to happen” do something to make everyone especially proud of me college DIANE SOUZA It’s better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow.” Diane P V. pet peeve: waiting. B F. . ’Without You’ Bayvicw Nursing Home shut-up” undecided 71 (7 don t Lion' udidt 3 ni 0 nevti licuf ofmedlfie doo . MHHOVlOU1 matj juid Mc at Id ' Jii)nw f mij Iontfie DflAt. cA(oody CBL DENICE MARY SPERO If you smile at me 1 will understand, for that is something every person does in the same lan- guigr “ Dcmize . S.W 'My Lady of the Island sailing Zut alors Marble House Guide piano . walking at ly beach college ELIZABETH ANN ST DENIS Just a little laughter makes a rainy day seem bright. Liz . flying ice skating pet peeve walking home 'The Last Farewell' bal- let. . Ya know? . . college STEPHEN JAMES STONE Every day you learn something new Scone money cars pet peeve cover charges Jean Genie D Bowie • • Let’s go to Jessies summer . . undecided SANDRA LEE STEVENSON Be courteous to all. but intimate with few, and let those few be well tried before you give them your confidence. True friendship is a plant of slow growth, and must undergo and withstand the shocks of adversity before it is entitled to the appellation. Sandy Prudence Island flying Are you kidding? pet peeve missing the boat sales clerk travel, live, school. MARK STRAK 72 HIROSHI SUEMATSU I am from Japan as an exchange student tn order to know more about A mem a through my eyes and experience it for myself I am very glad to be in P H S. because the teachers and the stu- dents are very kind and teach me many things such as systems of education, student council, and club activities very well Making the most of this experience. I would like to build up interna- tional friendships between the United States and Japan I think that it is the most imponant thing MARY ELIZABETH SUNDERLAND I’m me and no one else. Its hard to be someone I’m not! If I try to be someone else. I’m not being me' Marc B H. . . . 'Fire and Rain' guitar Dam straight partying pet peeve: B.F. . undecided to communicate with each other Hiro pet peeve: loud noise ptngpc fV American food col A’ GARY JOSB H Life is nothing but a whole in one. Garo . skiing pet peeve: rainy winter days snow golf Stratton 'Ohio' Vermont Colonial college. golf 8 im ue u impse sed l)i| tii ' u (tile mad, mail. rneiS. y{pjt II C jtep ROYJ TERESKERZ The world is full of nuts just some days it’s eas- ier to find them than others Roy . drafting pet peeve: cliques . . cars 'Magic Carpet Ride' . car models . . . chump . animals . air force. Qjometimei ijou (I)ram, sometimes i1 seems these s ndtfiuuj 1fiese at iM. 1 jou just seem tide'i tfuui ijestesdaij. y(wd ifou � f uaitinij joi tomos sou' to 73 RICHARD JOSEPH TERRA I am better than my reputation Rick skiing . G.S. tennis ‘Judy Blue Eyes’ Maine college mark McCullough thayfr Greatness lies not in being strong, but in the nght use of strength Mark sexier TIB F F plus 2 1 po peeve losing tamping “The Hole” spons shimming bicycling vmg of the V) s college GAIL ANN THORPE So many things to do, to see, to dream, to hope, to find, to be.” Gail platform shoes summer and Sat- urdays MRP Rolling Stones Oh Gees’”. home mountain climbing' cheerleader SC . walking on the beach pet peeve cheering in the rain. Iocs o’ homework TB college, travel, happi- ness. “When life Pam saUaOg cats throwing rainbow pudding pet peeve no snow in mer SScCs college lemons, make IcmonadeA C ) 'wind in Be h Boys 'killing Rugger ski ig DAVID ERIC T1MBERJLAKE To be awake is to be alive.” Dave basketball pet peeve the block - I don’t know” camping chevyj undecided 74 KRISTIE TUZ Christmas every day and New Year's every night Kristie going out . 'Tush . . dancing traveling having good times let's go have a smoke'” . bike ndmg ZZ Top travel, college VAN TRAN Nam . from Vietnam friends gardening lects newspaper articles stamps I don't care! . likes to make new cooking . col- . traveling college. PATRICIA ANN ULRICH Better bte, than never. Patti needlework pet peeve bald headed men with beards D M . ducky” 'Heanbrcaker' marriage DEBORAH ANNE VIERA In masks outrageous and austere, the years go by in single file; but, none has merited my fear, and none has quite escaped my smile Shrimp . free time pet peeve waiting Warren 'You’ve Got A Fncnd' writing letters . alright” undecided NANCY ELLEN VOLLMER I expect to pass through this world but once, any good thing therefore I can do. or any kind- ness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now; let me not defer or neglect it. for I shall not pass this way again Nance good times in Portsmouth sail- ing pet peeve making decisions, being mis- understood Little Comptonitc Beach Boys summer Little Honda” make everyone h a t. time college. 75 VINCENT VOLPICELLI One who has schemed and bluffed his way co success, will not get the same satisfaction as one who has worked for it.” Vinny peace and quiet pet peeve cli- ques, conceited people, phonies oh come on . . sports 'Do The Hustle’ col- lege ELIZABETH CAROL WALLIS Give to the world the best that you have, and the best will come back to you.” Beth l)T( D Donuts home coming queen 'Imagine' . oh my land” . crumb bums college KIMBERLY ANN WALSH Take the dawn of the day and give it away to some- one who can fill the part Kim . G.L . coo-coo-rattle cats panics The Bam . . pet peeve people that don't understand. Hillsgrove Airport horses 'Stones’ . . . Go fish in a Lake . . . riding McDonalds college TIMJ WATKINS All that is gold does not glitter, not all those who wander are lost, the old that is strong docs not wither, deep roots are not reached by the frost.” Tim Levis calm panics 'Help- lessly Hoping’ hobbits good books pet peeve: Leo undecided WILLIAM WEBER And so often it happens that we live our lives in chains, and we never even know we have the keys.” Bill Web . musk . . soccer . . . 'Take It Easy listening to good musk Eagles Rolling Stones . . . college. 76 PATRICIA ANN WHITTIER In the dance of life Catch hold « f the silernc that rests between each breath, and in that realm of stillness, may your heart of love ever rest ” Pat spending special moments with fnends ‘Yesterdays’ bumming around pet peeve stuck-up people what did you say” secretary KELLY ANN WOLECK They told me I was gonna have to work for a livin’, but all I wanna do is ride.” Newy partyin’ hobbits riding . . ’Ain't Wastin’ Time No More' pet peeve jocks guitar Wowie Zowie” . . . 3-day eventing . travel — England. EDWIN RICHARD YATES What is life without lots of fun?” Ted snow pet peeve unregistered motorcycle . ’Humble Pie’ 73 Nova skiing water hockey Suzuki 183 college KR1STYN ANN WOODLAND I’ve looked at life from both sides now. from up and down and still somehow — it’s life’s illu- sions I recall. 1 really don’t know life at all.” Kris Cream Cheese clayworks Joni Mitchell skiing sailing read- ing travel — Washington Coast. PHILIP ANDREW YOUNG In the end. the love you take is equal to the love you make ” Phil soccer nights off pointer . 'Here Comes The Sun’ pet peeve: hills college. 77 DALE TOLLESON The world is nothing but work. Tok pet peeve: being early to class . challenges Sure air force Pictures Not Available TIM BRADY DENNIS CAMARA MARK GIGUERE DAVID GL ZIER ROBERT JACKSON PEGGI KINDELL HILLA MCGARRAUGH WILLIAM SPAULDING ROBERT TURNER CHRIS WHITE CYNTHIA MANCHESTER ERIC CHASE Cindy Johnson and Wales Little Compton college. 78 79 CfcmWiij uaky i U-v-il, Pa.1 2 Tim D 3 4 3 GmI S 6 Tiro Vt Dun H Phil Y I Amt K 2 4 3 Patti H 6 Miry H Ml H 7 R. r • 9 S� o A 10 BillS II Mike P 12 Scott P 9 9 10 II V« V, 12 kunor 1) 1� 14 13 16 TifG IT Jackie B Shelly F 1« 13 Sandi G Bill M 14 Beth F Stack P 13 16 17 1 ViueS 19 Heir I) 20 21 22 23 Sheree N 24 Kathy S 19 20 21 22 23 Juanita K 24 r s Pan. H at. r 29 29 � 23 26 r Chn� B 29 MikeD 29 • 16 i Nifv. 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C IUen itajifatt ( fuuh (?rtii o C’oJifnvjn 4pml Js (c tau SBvJma rtiUntiij C uian ffititMtq oSasci TFi Ixru ft Jl(f(wLj J) (uni DEBBIT UFLAMME PATRICE McCALL ROBERT ANDERSON MIKE MALLARD JEFF ALFONSO MARK BAILEY KEITH ROGER HARVEY HUMPREY DEBBIE STEVE DOUG JAMES HARPER GLAVIN MULLEN AQUILINO MIKE DORRY JEFF ROSEMARY FRANK LOTTOS JONES RUPP LOPES MARSHALL RANDY KOLICZ 83 87 i q 76 BEST ALL AROUND Gail Thorpe and Billy Burton MOST BASHFUL Pam Han and Brian Cottle BEST DRESSED Patti Botelho and Scott Polselli MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gndy Hansen and Rick Longman CLASS CLOWN Diane Belden and Bob Caplin EASIEST TO GET ALONG WITH Stcph Nonh and Joe Jennings 111 MOST MUSICAL Dcnicc Spcro and Peter I avis CLASS INDIVIDUALISTS Liew Longcoy and Paul Page and Ed Shea CLASS INTELLECT Gndy Hansen and Rick Longman MOST ABSENT MINDED Karen Farias and Dave Sieben 89 MOST ARTISTIC Kelly Woleck and Dave Garceau BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Diane Belden and Ed Shea MOST DEPENDABLE MOST LIKELY TO BE LATE. . . Patii Bothelho and Dan Lilley (arrived too late for photo . . .) MOST ATHLETIC Pat Gorton and Steve Alfonso Kelly McCartney and Mike Sousa Laura Champlin and Dan Lilley MOST TALKATIVE MOST school spirited Pam DeStefano Mike Sousa 90 Hey. wan for me' Nancy Vollmcr Peek-a-boo JoAnn Mom? Left now-right Janet Riley No horse, no smile Karen Farias Kitsie Metayer limmv McLaughlin Margaret Simmons Carolyn Hathaway George Bouc hard Sandi Gair Abigail Kemey Linda Boyd 91 Whatdd’ya mean now the Eat your heart out Joe Namath walk??? Ronnie Linhares Mark Hitching� HiO-Silver'! The next best thing to Scott Scott Pol sell i Patti Harrington Joanne Day My love for cars started very young Mike Faria Smile a little, smile for me Cathy Souza What d'ya mean turn on the garbage disposal ?' % Cheryl Little Wanna stay for dinner? Karen Sinclair Me no I didn't see any- thing. Joanne Farrell Ann Barter Come on fellas. Let me play Dawn House What d’ya mean, 1 have to Trust medear'! Wake me up when I’m through. harc? Mike Mudd Pam Kotze Teddy Yates Gary Dame 92 Playmate of the month. April '59 Amy Russell Stand back!, this dog is fierce. Steve Alfonso Not tonne dear. I have a headache Will this spinach give me curly Patti hotel ho hair? Markie Thayer Rebecca Perry and it was only dnven by a lit- tle old lady Paul Page What time does the bus come? Ev Mandis Pat Gorton Pam De Stefano Move over Middletown Scott Burgo Bob Maynard Bryan Dunford I’m ready when ever you arc! Kelly McCartney Steph North I’ll call ya bluff and raise ya three’ Kathy Seliga Jack LaLane says what?? Nan Anctil Doreen Kenny xi!! now you've gone a bit too far Mr O'Hara Beth Wallis Watch out!! I have a black belt Kathy Heben Cathy Benjamin 93 The Class of 1976 has attended P.H.S. for the past six years. During this time, we’ve shared many unforgettable moments together. It wasn’t really that long ago that we were stumbling through the hallways asking directions and studying our handy dandy PHS road maps in search of the E-wing. As the years following quickly passed, we lost and gained many new friends. We all grew older, more at home in our new school, and many of us imponant to the student body. Now that the time has come for us to leave, we would like to dedicate this page to all those memorable moments and ask . . . 3) ( Ifoa pRmonbeh . . . . . . entering PHS as little 7th graders and being the youngest class for three consecutive years??? . . . Mrs. Acheson??? . . . saying the pledge of allegiance every morning??? . . . Eddie Shea’s first play??? . . . our first panics at the grove,” cedar island,” the hole,” etc. . . etc . . . ??? . . . anxiously reading the senior’s will to find out if ANYONE left you ANYTHING??? . . . when we really DID have janitorial help??? . . . when the seniors were all big and tough??? . . .those fabulous Christmas tree contests??? . . . winning those fabulous Christmas tree contests??? . . . when Beth Wallis found out she was Homecoming Queen ? ?? . . . not having assignments or senior privileges??? (what did we ever do without them)??? ... the rowdies of 74??? . . . the F.F.??? . . . Mr. Ainswonh with a beard??? Take It with You”??? . . the streakers of PHS??? . . . Student Activities Council??? ... the PHS capsule outside the main office??? . . . avoiding seniors and the A-wing??? . . . the two times PHS beat Middletown on Thanksgiving Day??? . . . that certain article appearing in the school paper putting down all 7th and 8th graders??? . . . E-wing homerooms??? . . . Project NIM??? . . . looking up to people when we stood 4T1”??? . . . when the band had 30 members??? . . . the riot we had with Bristol over a basketball game??? . . . hiding from Mr. Sweeney??? . . . the wall made out of newspaper blocking the hallway to the E-wing that everyone was afraid to break down??? . . . slave days??? . . . decorating the halls during School Spirit Week 76??? . . .the best decorated soph, semi- formal PHS has every seen??? . . . Mr. Gaudettc losing his hair??? . . . the yearbook deadlines???(!) . . . those exciting pep assemblies??? . . . hot lunches??? . . .all the times we, as a class and ofr 76 r PaSt (Inja CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Homecoming Queen Homecoming King 1971-1972 Julie Orcutt Peter Davis Debbie Dunlca Bob Spear 1972-1973 Joanne Day Mary bet h Griswold Kris Woodland Michelle Jackson Wendy Thayer Julian Smith 1973-1974 Sara Thibcault Den ice Spero Felice Dolbashian Gail Thorpe Vickie Lcdsworth Narko Bradic 1974-1975 Kelly McCartney Robbin Simons Beth Wallis Jeff Chappell Donna Church A1 vie Johnson 1975-1976 Evelyn Mandis Karen Farias Beth Wallis Patti Harrington Bah Wallis Mike Sousa 94 95 1 ROW G. Lawson, B Hutton. R. Ncy, R Boucher. T. R.chtct, B. Plante, S. Mede.ro,, C Wanna 2nd C Ryan. M Hanlon. C. McCartcy. C Tctrault. G. Williams. J Thayer. N Duguay, W Banning ROW: L Gnnnell. lsc ROW J Russas. M Parente. L%Fitzgerald. J Dickinson. G Thorpe. C Rutur. C Barker. D Cornell. W Phelps. S Marques, C Howie 2nd ROW L Conroy. R. Terra. M Page. P Boyd. P Ims, D Gomes. B Morris. D Ptrry.J McDonald a 5 I 96 1st ROW .1 Groff. K Souza. K Mcslcr. P Manni- J McGill. D Pose 2nd ROW J Rudisell.C. Walker. L Gallagher. N Karin. C Glover. D. Rockwell. M Libby. D Nicb . 1st ROW S Zdanuk. B Tomphson. M Hkstrotn. B Prescott. T Crow. K Fransson. T L Bailey. D Prendergast. R. Medet ros. D Sampson 2nd ROW D Bryce. D O’Donnell, S Helms. T Keshura. P Estevs, C Wolfe. D Bradford, N Cosgrove. K Cranston. C Quigley. M Mateus 1st ROW D King. A FJshant. D Silvena, J MlManus. D Arkms 2nd ROW R McCoy. S Perry. D Ferrena. P Kielbasa. T Ferreria. M Megargee. D DcMelb. 1st ROW D Candeloro. T Bryce. C Peloquin, T Aleguas. J Goulart. C Giblin, E Silva. 2nd ROW B Radar. B Day. J Rice. D Marshall. D Snell 3rd ROW D Ferreira. G Bear 97 1st ROW T Ferreira, R Holiday, P. Co(aegis, N Pacheco. M 1 hurston. L Smith, L Speer, J Mark. L Polselli 2nd ROW C Blake. M. Johnson. T Grossi. M Libby, S. Amaral, M Mallet, D Dallow, L Byrd 1st ROW A Donovan. D Gomez. G Souza, J McGill, L Gal lager, T L Bailey, S Cotta, J Rudisell, D Rockwell 2nd ROW S. Wolz,G Ckxilart, R. Ney, R Camevale, M Johnson, M. Heiser, B. Fox. P Boyd, V Santos. J. Jennings. C Waring, 98 (: T Aleguas, B Day, D. Candeloro, C Pelcquin, T. Bryce, B Radar. J Jennings, D Marshall, M Page. A jjbllcs, N Adams. R Mello, D. Ferreira, E. Silva, J Goulan, C Gibbin. G Lima, D. Snell ? $ - wm ■ijj, f i 1st ROW A Wozmak, J Sousa, D Texceira, P Simoes, A. Bolles, R Gnnnell, L Tidwell 2nd ROW C Romanelli, Hood. J Clarke. L Petkham, K Lewis. D Camara, S. Ross D Cande loro, P Brogan. P Boyd. S Andrews. B Day. B Radar. J .Jennings, D Adams, C Pelequin. R Bauscher. S Amaral. D Bradford. L Burton. T Bryce, C Blake, S Barbo a, C Barker. C Babbett. C Schaffer, T Aleguas 99 1st ROW C Hall. D Ulrich. T Bucci. M Oakham. R Yergeau, C Proaor. M Hay, D Gomez. 2nd ROW M Peterson, B Proctor, T Wyatt, C Bigelow. 1st ROW W. Thomas. T Pettyjohn. F. Lynn, J Goodhean. J. Jennings. P Kidbasa. S. Ferriera. S. Conway, R. Drew. M Ochhi. M Turner 2nd ROW M Page, N Pacheco. M. Johnson, L Grinned. S. Andrews. B. Taylor, T. Tarpey, L Ouellette, S Fana. K. Moran. R Goodwin 1st ROW P Robbins, W Jones, M Hopper, A. Ca vena ugh, J. Furtado. T. Ferreira, M Thurston, J Palmer, T Ceavor, J Downs. L Polselli. T. Babcock. J Cordeiro. J. Ferreira, P. Hoff. 2nd ROW R Sisson. D. Winn, L Peters, T Johnson. P Mandis. A. Cywm 100 a i 1st ROW S Reposa, J Souza. J Bote I ho, P Carbcrry, D. Oliveira. B Ouellette 2nd ROW C LaFlamme, M Frank, A Pearson, D Bernier, D Bums,C Mello 5 f 1st ROW D Mummen, L Banek, D Perry, D Farm, L Castiglia, L Spaulding 2nd ROW L Ferrazzoli. C Chappell, L Sullivan, P Non. S Conway. D Gifford. K Bouchard 3rd ROW K Buckbinder. R Nekrasx. D Lenner, S Flynn. L Banek. R Rivers. K Horan 4th ROW L lean, T Fresnilla, D Camevaie, B Warded, R Hathaway. R Cosgrove. L Wallis 1st ROW S Medeiros. D. Scone. L Ouellette. T Atkins, D Ouellette. F Spaulding. L Sherman 2nd ROW S Rocha, D. Fanas. B Medeiros. R. Johnson, B Dame.J Bums 3rd ROW: J Sullivan. B Russ. E Chretien.G Mathias. S Beaver 101 1st ROW G Reese. J Peterson. M Carlos. C. Roche 2nd ROW N Hayden. J Roch, R Little, K Day.J Mendonca 1st ROW R McLaughlin. L Testa. T Ginis, B atgist p€6sgrove. C Gama. K Joaquin, J Pimental. S. Gocwalt. S. Wark. L Poniatowski S Dunne. B Marian. B Whittier. J Funado, D Alvamas. S (Correia, 1. Manx. D Hasting 1st ROW M Lacerda. L Silva. D Mummert. T Goetz 2nd ROW D Marshall. B Swam. L Simmons, J Chaves. D Ride- out. M Mello. K. Chaplin, M Terrs. R Rozul. R Picard. M Wood. 3rd ROW J Fass. A Hummel. M Wilkey, C Heilbom, J. Andrews. B Glazier 1st ROW K Scarborough. K O'Loughlin. D Chase. K Fortier. K Rudasill 2nd ROW: L Vars. A Boyle. B Corey. B Prescott E Souza. S Lewis. K Dugan. R Brad. C Ferrell 104 1st ROW C Pcllitier, M Dunn. K Wilson. P Stncker, D James. L Cummings. K Vancil. 2nd ROW S Sinclair. B Yates. J. Orcutt, B Evanhoff. P Coristine, G. Kirk 1st ROW B Condon. K Wolfe. K Hamlin. D Martin. D Minese 2nd ROW W DeForest. B Mudd. S. Grey. P MtLaughlin.J Bugnolo. B Dube.J. Furtado. 105 1 st ROW D Spencer, S Scares. R Sanbom, S Kelly. S. Fernandez. H Fairhurst, S. Oliveria, C. Fox. 2nd ROW J I iguay. T Potts, D Willis. J. King, D Marshall, M Lyga. P Moss, R Augustus. P McCartney. 3rd ROW F. Sousa, S. Conway, B Baldwin, J Drew, T Faryniarz, K Passant, S. Lawson, T Flores 1st ROW: S. Richards, V Shea, M Vahl, L Gomes, V Tran, T Curtis, L Gagnon. T Fanas 2nd ROW H Suematsue. B Silvia, C McGaw, K Souza, D McDonald, J Hitchings 3rd ROW' P Recupero. T Sullivan, B. McMahon. L Dcmay. H Manngas, T McDaniel, D Bringhurst, L Gusner 1st ROW N Apps. S. Rissmiller. S. Julian, B Fleywood 2nd ROW D Church. G Schmidt. A Terry. D. Lynch. B Magliocco. 3rd ROW B Nunes, G Wanng, G. Maynard. R Cory, A Beerwood. P Dubie, K Joaquin 4th ROW M Nunes. J Landard, D Camevale, K Buddcmeyer, K I lbashion, S Fer- reira, G. Sandlers 106 C Hibbid. M McKinnon, M Schulz, M Leary. M Scholosky, C Silva, L Mello, K Kyle, K Day.J Gnswold. M Cavenaugh, L. Banek. J Franco. C Giblin, D Couto, L Tate 1« ROW K Sheehan. P Farrell. M Hopper. D Kenney 2nd ROW T Carroll. R Little. K Day.J Mendonca 1« ROW' C LaFlamme. F Frenetic. B Bnere. T Alex. P Boyd, K Chappell B Cotter. L Ney 2nd ROW J Pimental. J Butler. R Sieben, T RocelJ Taylor,J Lewia. J Waters, J Bolter, T Gontarke. J Silvia. S Kotze. C Huff. C. Desouss. J Spencer. M Soares. A. Dunn. T Wyatt. M McElory 107 .1 Dore. M Hedgeworth, M Collin. M Gallagher. D. Mcdcrios. C O’Connor. D Anderson. C Blake. E Noreiga, B Walker. L Pritchard, V Scoupis, A Dickinson, E Branldy, K Bume. L Grossi. E Dow ski. D Cocta, T Leary. A. MaClaughlin. P Miller. J Benson. R Rogers. L Rush. S Hamblv ft A 1st ROW B Case. B Cordiero. M Baird. R Williams, G Little. E Benidez. R Aledia 2nd ROW T Silvia, L Manchester. E Hudson. T Flores. R Palmer. K Jones, D Ferris 0 ( S Sherman. K Stone. D White. J Delaney. C. O’Connor. B Babcock, P Wilkey, C Francis. K Cory, B Medeiros, Ci Maida, T Ferreira, D. Prendergast. R Rockstraw, M Flynn. R Goulet, L Jackson. S. Gray. L Polselli. M Thayer 108 diu • Ai 1st ROW M Bcthunc. D Travers. K Scone. J Levesque. K Angel. W Pcrmra 2nd ROW: S Claycomb. S. Perry. S Dommgoes. K Burch. D Havey. C O’Connor, C Lawrence 3rd ROW K Brown. R Gomes. M Pontiatowski, M Elwell. R Sieven, S. Luzzi AW 1st ROW N Simmons 2nd ROW' L Anarumo. T Higgins. L Sparks. L Rocher 3rd ROW S Buccolo. D Silvia. J CAr- lone. A Kyle. K Maynard. E Weber 4th ROW S Williams. D Crow, T More. K Hielbom. J Fontrez. R Zayatz 3th ROW D Prudat, J Quinn. D Leonarce. B Ney. J Titwell. L. Pachico. S Sunderland 1st ROW M Medeiros, M L Perry. D Tripp. M James 2nd ROW R Spaulding. R Boelter. F (ialuska. J Anthony. R Camara 3rd ROW W Silvia. T Desantis. D Helms. D Schaffer. R Lopes 4th ROW K Roberts. P Bemaid. B Wood. R. Gill. A Moniz. L Pappas 109 1st ROW L Connor. D Cosgrove. J Curtis. S Jones, L Moniz, D Wilson. D. Calcutt, D. Trabert 2nd ROW W Brown. C. Alvamas. S Halliwell. D McCoy, P Neilsen. H Grevera, L Rock straw 3rd ROW R Veseli. T Silveria. L Chretien. S Souza, K. Gifford. 1st ROW D Medeiros, K Morgan. M Bruining. L Taylor. D Keshura. P Gomez. L Gnnnell 2nd ROW P Phillips, M Ferreira. J Stanton. D. DeSanns. B Silvia, P Lnu. T Silvia. S. Conway, L Sullivan. B Lawson. K Rak. 3rd ROW G. Law- son, S. Wyatt. A. Hood. T Gonstine. S. Alfonso. R. Nekraz, S. Rego. C'. Mi � aw. M Brosseau, S. Glazier, L Martincau, P Kielbasa. 1st ROW B Vanhoff, C. Clark. A Wilder, B Passmose, M Dcrkevlany. J Correia, G Cande loro 2nd ROW L Soares. D Cosimmi, C. Guay. T Julian, D. Chew. W Silvia. B. Cottle 3rd ROW P. Sullivan, G Gauthier, J Sousa. F Boddington. W Peekham. M. Goulart, C. Mesler 110 1st ROW C Bucolo. J Robbins, P Poncr, M Berard, C Thayer, E Hand. L Cabral. J. Bisbane 2nd ROW B Ferreira. R Ney, 8 Dube, B Bond. T Correia. S. Flad. D anno 3rd ROW J Wilkinson. K DeQercy, R lamgshaw, E Rozul, E. Holiday, J Melvin. L Anderson 4th ROW T Donovan. L Macaloon. T Chaplin. 1st ROW P Derby. M Anderson. A. Cordciro, L Warring. E Reynolds. 2nd ROW L Rego, P McKinnon. J Magliocco, R Ckxilet, S West. J. Stoclcard 3rd ROW J Johnson. J Medeiros. C Sadlers, L Meranda, C Pappas. L. Arsenault 4th ROW D Sieben, J Swan, S. Wardell, K Garside. A. Boward A. Richter. K Vaughn. B Timberlake, F Sawyer. J Mello, C. Soares. J Dallow. E. Jackson. E. Champlin. B Moore. B Ethier, B Medeiros, L Sullivan, S. Lewis. C Gouiart. L Phelan, K Frase, T. Donaldson. P Atkins. P Manchester, A Wordell, M Ragas in Paul McBride Pam Cotagis Peter Davis Bob Day Dan Lilley Tracy Gavin Ed Shea Ed Brown Paul Simocs Tutic Johnson Charlie Martin Jerry I ms Mark Heiser Karson Mesler PARTIES 116 oScjJii most 76 May 18, 1974 P H.S. Dining Hall 8:00-12.00 S T A V E N 117 119 4f. 021 hr«Y th(f) 1975 Romn (■mtiUj Cwit Donna Church, 1974 Homecoming Queen Beth Wallis 1975 Homecoming Queen escorted by Tom Coristinc Mike Sousa 1975 Homecoming King escorted by Sandi Gair 121 Homecoming Queen — Beth Wallis, Homecoming King — Mike Sousa Court — Evelyn Mandis. Kelly McCartney, Steph North, Gail Thorpe 122 JPie. 1 1Z6 (J ml r %tjj INTRODUCTION Mike Sousa Kathy Brady FACULTY Rebecca Perry Sherry Perry Leslie Peters SENIOR SECTION Cheryl Little Toni Alvamas Julie Orcutt SUPERLATIVES Dianna Parente Robbin Simons Jerry I ms HALL OF FAME Beth Wallis BABY SECTION Pam Destefano REMEMBRANCE UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS Mike Sousa Jim McLaughlin Kathy Brady Stcph North Pam Thurston ADS AND SPONSORS Janet Riley Pam DeStcfano Dawn House Carolyn Hathaway Liz St. Denis Gail Thorpe Sylvia Craig SUBSCRIPTIONS Nannettc Ancti 1 Dianna Parente Dawn House PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISOR Rick Longman Mr Nicholas Mansi Marybeth Griswold Nancy Vollmer Loring Studios LEGEND EDITOR IN-CHIEF LEGEND EDITOR This yearbook is a success. It took a lot of hard work from a lot of great people. I think Mike Sousa deserves a lot of credit. He’s a hard worker and without his work who knows what would have happened. Thanks to everyone involved — it was really appreciated. 7£r - In order for a yearbook to be successful, it takes hard work, time, PATIENCE, and most of all, a dependable staff. I’m really satisfied with the way our book came out and I hope all of you are too. Thanks again to everyone involved (especially all the understanding teachers) because without you none of this could have been accomplished. 125 Oxtail JfuSU 126 r JANITORIAL HELP Manny Hammonds Manny Alfonso Manny Caplin Manny Dunne Manny Polsclli Manny Sousa Manny Hitchings Manny Page 127 c nlo ( fftM r. )h( iiUj ( onvtuttlf C jtmo) y((L Ji(). s(g� ffdukth (Also known as hey you,” Mr. G. Shorty and THE man. ’) Here he is shown with Mrs. Gaudette. C'hm ()fjufu President — EVELYN MANDIS Vice President — KAREN FARIAS Secretary — BETH WALLIS Treasurer — PATTI HARRINGTON 129 JunUh (jKftW cfytiuuj ( Wutt 30 QjofmOMffii CJU.S OKitru 1CI7H President — MAUREEN McKINNON Vice-President — MIKE MURRAY Secretary — PAT McCARTNEY Treasurer — AI.AN GOULART V-lr O'lrlaru (s hou) UOhcH T coaid uorite it you a fan+06+tc Ma+h teacher an veal sooocr COQOh but d' n-bV rc i rg, ion db hp. So you really do ovnc in a?eoncl for j fa Kxr e 'teacher fch£ vcot ■ � T)rt+)a.nc oevQr llan'3' TU, in75-7eiLf'l'mAM Lisa Silva Debbie James Loma Jones Louise Gagnon Elaine Weber Mary James THE BOSS’ Lisa Testa CAPTAIN Tracy Keshura 132 CAPTAIN Ellen Noreiga Moira Ferreira jonna Medeiros Paula Porier CAPTAIN Tish Curtis Gndy Thayer 134 I chb«c Fir gerald Diane Lynch Ph.l Bond Debbie McDonald Lm Folselii 137 DOn MR RAYMOND AINSWORTH Band Director Pep 'Paid 138 Our band is really great this year. They have been chosen to represent Rhode Island in the Festival of Colonies Band Competition in Allentown, Pa. in June. We wish Mr. Ains- worth and the members of the band the best of luck. HONORARY BAND MEMBERS Ruth Dame Anna Nicholas Jim Nicholas THE BASSES” 1975 Squad of the Year” Mike Johnson, Chris McGaw, Mike Sousa, Gary Dame. Absent — Scott Andrews. 139 JoolixM YJewn v M ♦A- 'st;'ii''.5''W-,l-« L 5 1 I I FRONT R Sicben, J Johnson. C Hammonds. P Mongcon. B Martmcau. B Murray. S Burgo. E. Brown. V. Vopocclli. B Caplin. B Ethier 2nd ROW M Wood. R Nekm, N Cabot. B Rader. P Dunne. B Scovali. J Pavao, M Murray. P Haulten. B Whipple 5rd ROW J Martin. R Travers, J. Narcizo. K Kyle.J Mark, S. Sinclair. K_ Buddemeyer. W Mack. M Schlosky, K Passant. D Camevale, T Gontcnck, S Luzzi. PHS OPP COACHES 20 North Providence 8 Ray Sullivan 6 East Greenwich 56 Joe Narcizo 16 Lincoln 33 0 Bristol 28 Richard Travers 2 Hope % 16 0 Classical (Homecoming) 38 14 Mt. Pleasant 0 0 Tiverton 0 0 Smithfield THANKSGIVING 13 18 Middletown 28 Won —2 Tied —1 Lost — 7 The football team had a very trying season this year. With 6 out of 9 games played in pouring rain, the team spirit was never washed out. If the coaching and spirit continues as excellently as it has in the past, the PHS football team shows a promising future. 142 143 146 147 P.H.S. OPP 3 Cumberland 0 6 Davies 0 1 Mt. St. Charles 6 6 Pawtucket West 2 3 Tolman 0 3 Warren 7 1 Woonsocket 2 7 Tiverton 0 3 Cumberland 2 3 Davies 1 2 Mt. St. Charles 0 7 Pawtucket West 2 3 Tiverton 0 4 Tolman 1 5 Warren 2 2 Woonsocket 0 RHODE ISLAND STATE PLAY-OFFS 1 East Providence 1 1 East Providence 3 SUBURBAN EAST CHAMPIONS. . The Portsmouth High School Soccer Team at one point in their sea- son had a record of four wins and three losses. Their chances of a first place were practically nil. Their only hope was to win ALL of their remaining games . . . Impossible — Right?? The team went on to win their last nine games in a row, and took the title of Suburban East Champions. Three things this year made the soccer team what it is: superb coach- ing, the best fans in the state, and most important — the spirit of the team which no player will ever forget. . . Co-Captains M. Thayer and B. Burton M8 GOALIE Jim Goodheart RIGHT FULLBACK Steve Vieira RIGHT FULLBACK Mark Hitchings LEFT FULLBACK Paul Kielbasa LEFT FULLBACK Dave Sieben RIGHT HALFBACK CENTER HALFBACK LEFT HALFBACK Pete O’Hara Ray Sabourin 149 'Itw Q piinhk Q uad 151 oUloemv STANDING G. Goulet. J. Hitching . M Johnson. B Glazier, T Pom. J. Clirk. M Poniatowski, Coach Mr Thibault KNEELING C Giblm. D Marshall. P Ims, F Gouian. J. Cosgrove. K Scone. B Medeiros FRONT W Thomas. T Nunes, L Grinnel. N Pacheco. T Gnnocte. P McLaughlin. B Nunes.J Gnswold. K Ayars.J Franco COACH: Richard Thibault 153 Senior Girls Ms. Sandy Reynolds STANDING (1-r) Coach. Ms Reynolds. L Gallagher. P Gorton. J Orcuct. N AncttlJ Russas. S. Cocta. KNEELING M Gallagher. D Silveria. E Holiday. D Ferreira SITTING A Dunne. K Seliga, K Farias. P Harrington CAPTAINS: Sue Cotta, Patty Gorton 154 STANDINGS PHS Opponent 44 N. Smithfield 39 41 Westport 19 31 Rogers 36 33 Tiverton 28 47 Notre Dame 26 53 Bishop Keough 60 25 Barrington 58 44 Tiverton 37 17 Rogers 45 37 Middletown 47 37 Barrington 49 48 W. Warwick 33 45 Middletown 47 44 Bishop Keough 42 43 Notre Dame 40 45 Tollgate 38 32 Tollgate 30 42 Alumni 26 I SCORERS: Ev Mandis Beth Wallis 155 Qhh QijnmaftitA STANDING M Morgan. E Parker. M. Dias. R Nay. A Dickinson. M Hay, T Brady. D. Parente KNEELING: L Jackson. P Poirier. J Farell. L Mello. V Stoupis. K Maynard. T Carroll. D Medeiros. C. Thayer. P Boyd SENIOR GIRLS PHS 25 54 54 41 45 55 Bay view Bristol and Wheeler Barrington Warren Middletown Lincoln OPR 0 0 45 69 65 12 CAPTAINS D Parente. L Mello 156 iwio ( YoM tty rFmhtl)fM R Hathaway, J McDonald. S Sinclair, P Manids. J Weber. J Oram, S Flynn. Coach. Mr Martin KNEELING: J. Clark. D Harvey, T Sullivan. T Frcsnilla. M Chaves. PHS Opponent 67 Trinity 62 55 Abbey 26 63 Westerly 43 60 W Warwick 57 39 Rogers 49 46 N. Providence 80 68 Bristol 31 68 Tiverton 45 56 Lincoln 51 62 Barrington 47 48 Mt. St. Charles 27 49 Middletown 48 60 Pawt. West 53 64 Bristol 36 60 Tiverton 51 60 Lincoln 49 68 Barrington 58 57 Mt. St. Charles 37 35 Middletown 67 67 Pawt. West 41 157 ■■ B Onfi ♦ ♦ PATRIOT� povrummi SO BIO •—1 nntsfui HAlfQlOO t BAMHM1 IS 8URJ0N h am mu to hanuo ib mum SD0L6MM 4 FLYNN II M'DONALD ms Gift nvnwA■ 1 . W J. UJ« iWJ vJWVTT � rf H'ufl '«TTil .'.nrr T� iiTB im§Ahwvm iEi'in,)� 158 rf]oij i rP)a hti)(M STANDING Minister — D Bernier. B Murray, Coach — D Martin. R Camavale, S Burgo. B Barnhart. P Mando..I Orcutt. S. Alfonso. Manager — K Ptters. Coach — B Laughlm FRONT K Dolhashun. D Ellis. S Pblaelli.J Thayer. B Burton PHS 56 42 73 61 53 71 59 63 53 48 54 64 67 56 66 36 58 59 54 74 67 64 52 47 77 60 Tiverton St Andrews Abbey Westerly West Warwick Alumni O.L. of Providence Bristol Rogers No. Providence Bristol Tiverton Lincoln Barrington Mt. St. Charles Middletown Pawtucket West Bristol Tiverton Lincoln Barrington Mt. St. Charles Middletown Pawtucket West •Classical •O.L. of Providence • Playoffs OPP 53 40 36 76 43 56 63 45 46 43 30 43 60 53 56 55 57 37 51 47 77 50 64 64 65 61 r COACH Bob Laughlm ASST Del Mart.n The PHS basketball team had a fantastic season this year. With one of the best records in recent years, our team placed in the top 3 all season. The players performed excellently as individuals and when combined made for one of the best teams our school has ever seen. Every game, home and away, was filled with screaming Patriot fans, who inspired the team to victory many times. At the end of the season the Patriot team placed 3rd in the Sub- urban 1 division and made the state quarter finals. 159 160 1st Team All Division 1st Team All Division 1st Team All Division 1st Team AH State 1st Team All Statr SUBURBAN EAST CHAMPS 2nd Team All-Division- D Sieben, B Barnhart. P Young. B Burton Honorable Mention J Goodhean, S Vieira. J. Thayer. P Kielbasa. 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Adamsvillc. STEPHEN ALFONSO — 74 Riverside Sc Base ball 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Soccer 2,4; Cross Coun- try 3; Football I; Pete Puma Fan Club 4; Hall Hockey 1 - 4; Tenocky 3 4; Three Stooges Fan Club 3 • 4; Tinkernab (co-inventor. World Champ) 3 -4; IPSL 1-4; Powderpuff Soccer Coach 4; Jock 1 • 4; Steering Committee 3-4. DARLENE ALVANAS — 110Jepson Ln. TONI ALVARNAS — 154 Jepson Ln.: Powder- puff Soccer 4; Steering Committee 2 - 4; Ski Club 1 • 4; Ug Qub 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Tea Parties 3; Tooti Fruity 4. NANNETTE ANCTIL — 185 Hargraves Dr. Basketball 3-4, Softball 2 -4, Powderpuff Soccer 2 -4; Steenng Committee 2 -4; National Honor Society (Sec.) 3 4; Pep Squad 4; Powderpuff Soc- cer Films 4; Alternate Cheerlcading Squad 4; Ug Club4; Yearbook Staff 4; A.P 2 • 4; T.T. 4. KENNETH ANGELL — 62 Alan Ave. CYNTHIA APPS — 41 Long Meadow Rd . French Club 1; Chorus 3; Language Lab Aid I. DEBORAH BABCOCK — 15 White Horse Ter.: Chorus 2 - 4. BRIAN BARNHART — 74 Buckwheat Ave.: Soccer 4; Baseball 2 -4, Basketball 2 - 4. ANN BARTEE — 82 Aquidneck Ave.: Flagtwir- ler 1-3; Ug Club 4. GREGORY BEAUCAGE — 18 Settlers St.: Soc- cer 2; Cross Country 1. Band 1-4; Pep Band 1 4; Dance Band 1 - 4; Ski Qub 3. DIANE BELDEN — 125 Hummock Ave. Pow- derpuff Soccer 2 - 4; Ski Qub 2 • 4; Plays 2 - 4; Yearbook Staff 4. NANCY BENEVIDES — 1 Seaconnet Ave. CATHY BENJAMIN - 423 Bramans Ln Soft- ball 1; Volleyball 2 • 4; Qass Representative 1; Spanish Club 2; Plant Qub 3; Orphans Xmas Party 3 JACQUEUNE BOFF — 24 Cedar Ave. PHILIP BOND — 91 Sunrise Dr.: Chorus 3 - 4; Drum Major 4. HARRY BORODEMOS — 190 Harris Ave DAVID BOSCARJNO — 107 Birchwood Dr.: Cross Country 1 - 4. PATRICIA BOTELHO — 10 Redwood Rd Heywood 4; Executive Board I • 3; Colonial 2 -4; Ken 1-4; Majorette 2 - 3; Class Activities 1-3; Newport 2 - 4. GEORGE BOUCHARD — Willow Ave., Little Compton: Band 1-4; Chorus 4. LINDA BOYD — 213 Sprague St.: Chorus 1 - 4; Spanish Club 3 • 4; Glee Club 3-4 % KATHLEEN BRADY — 206 Immokolee Dr.: Powderpuff Soccer 1-4; Executive Boar 1-4; Newspaper (Co-editor) 3-4; Yearbook 4; Student Council 3; Plays 3-4; Ski Qub 2 • 4; Tea Parties 3. TIM BRADY — 79 East Mam Rd MARY BROSSEAU — 80 Robin Rd National Honor Society 3-4; Qass Activities 1-4; Plays 1 - 2. PBNl-4. EDWARD BROWN — 224 Rischer Circle: Football 1-4; Baseball 3-4, Plays 2-4; Steering Committee 1 - 3. SUSAN BROWN — 502 Bristol Ferry Rd. CHRIS BUCOLO — 335 Fischer Grcle: Plays 4. SCOTT BURGO — 59 King Phillip St.: Football 1 -4; Basketball 1 -2,4; Golf I -4; Band 1 -4. DAVID BURKE - 119 Riverside St. WILLIAM BURTON — 31 Redwood Rd. Soccer 1-4, Soccer Co-Capt. 4; Basketball Bench 3 -4; Track 2 • 3; Powderpuff Soccer Coach 1-4; IPSL Rookie of the Year 4; Tinkcrknab Co-Inventor and Finalist 3; F Pplus 2 -4; Hall Hockey 3 4; Steenng Committee 3 -4; National Honor Society (Vice Pres.) 3 - 4; Pete Puma Fan Qub 4; Three Stooges Fan Club 3 - 4; Jock 1 - 4; Tenocky 4. ROBERT CAPLIN — 37 Aquidneck Ave.: Bas- ketball 1-4; Football 1 - 2, 4; Steering Committee 4; CCC 3 • 4; LCs 2 - 4; Track 1-4. DENNIS CAMERA — 6 South Dr PETER CARRE1RO — 305 McCorrie Ln.: Band 1 •4. JAMES CARSON — 193 Redwood Rd. DOUGLAS CARTER — South of Commons. Lit- tle Compton. JEFFREY CHAPPELL — 231 Homestead Ln.. Cross Country 3; Senior Soccer 4; Steering Com- mittee 1-4; Class Treasurer 3. LAURA CHAMPLIN — 109 Redwood Rd : Cheerleader 1-4, Yearbook 4; Powderpuff Soccer 1-3; Steering Committee 1-3; Flagtwirler 1; T.T. 4. JAMES CHAVES — 83 Gormlcy Ave KAREN CIESLEWIEZ— 1926 East Main Rd CAROLYN CLARK — 34 Selina Ln Track I; Cheerleader 1-3; Float Committee 1 • 3; Prom Committee 3; Vice President 3; Variety Show 3. VIRGINIA CONNORS — 263 East Main Rd. THOMAS CORISTINE — 118 Heritage Dr MATTHEW COSGROVE — 306 Mail Coach Rd.: Ski Club 1 - 4. BRIAN COTTLE — 110 Robin Rd JANETTE COTTRELL — 199 Narragansett Blvd. SYLVIA CRAIG — 95 Brownell Ln. MICHAELCUMMINGS— 82 Fischer Circle: Soc- cer 1 - 4; Band 1 - 4; Student 1 • 4; Pete Puma Fan Qub 4; National Honor Society 3 - 4; Tenocky 4 GARY DAME — 258 Middle Rd Band 1 • 4; S.O.Y. 3; McDonald’s 4; Gslties 2 - 3. MAUREEN DANIELS — 22 Ltfayette St.: Ski Club 1-3; Band 1 - 4. DOROTHY DAVIS — West Main Rd.. Little Compton. PETER DAVIS — 106 Dexter St: Band 1 - 4; S.C 3-4. JOANNE DAY — 15 Pleasant View Ave.: Soft- ball 1-2; Powderpuff Soccer 1 - 2; Steering Com- mittee 1 - 2; President 1; Smoking Council 3 - 4; Executive Board 1; Student Council 1 - 2; J O. 2 .; Q.S. 4. TIMOTHY DEMAY — 80 Freeborn St. PAMELA DESTEFANO — 82 Immokolee Dr; Powderpuff Soccer 4; Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook 4; Steering Committee 1-4; Pep Squad 4; French Club 1. FEUCE DOLBASHIAN — 600 Boyds Ln.: Exec utive Board 1-4; Qass Secretary 2; Student Coun- cil 1 - 3; Smoking Council 1-4; Rawdcrpuff Soc- cer 1 - 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Orphans Xmas Party 3 -4; Newspaper (Co-editor) 3 -4; Plays 1-4; Sakonnet Times Representative 3 -4; Tea Parties 3; NIM Hall Walker 1; Late Night Panic 0223; G.S. 7-Forever. CHERYL DOWTY — 32 Mitchell Rd BRYAN DUNFORD - 45 Robin Rd Track 2 - 4; Band 1 - 4. MICHAEL DUNNE — 40 Culdesac Way. DAVID ELLIS — 116 Qiff Ave.: Soccer 1 - 2; Cross Country 3 - 4; Basketball 2 - 4; Track 1,3-4; Ski Club 1 - 4. MICHAEL FARIA — 348 Bristol Ferry Rd.: Cars 1 -4. DAVID FARIAS — 43 Potomac Rd.: Parking Lot 1-4. KAREN FARIAS — 71 Islington Ave.: Cheer- leader 1-2, Powderpuff Soccer 1 - 4; Chorus 1-4; Steering Committee 1-4; Yearbook 4; Glee Club 3-4; Ug Club 4. Plays 3; Vice President 4; Chorus Committee 4, Tooti Fruity 4. JOANNE FARRELL — Main Rd.. Adamsville; Ug Club 4; Gymnastics 3 -4; TTOTM 4 ELIZABETH FAUCHER — 31 Narragansett Rd. ROBERT FERREIRA —6 Heritage Dr Parking Lot 1 - 4. CAROLYN FINNEGAN — 20 Aquidneck Ave MICHELLE FINNEGAN — 258 Old Mill Ln Spanish Club 1-3; Plant Qub 3. ROBIN FREDRICK — 44 Anson Dr SANDRA GAIR —63 Bourbon St. Volleyball 1 • 2; Powderpuff Soccer 1 • 4; Bowling Team 3; Stu- dent Council 1-2; Steering Committee 1-4; Orphan’s Xmas Party 2; Soccer Team (Varsity) Assistant 2-4. DAVID GARCEAU — 76Cliff Ave. DIANE GEBHARDT — 24 Bayview Ave.: Cho- rus 4. MARK GIGUERE — West Main Rd., little Compton. DAVID GLAZIER — 24 Buckwheat Ave DONNA GOMEZ — Colebrook Rd.. Little Compton. PATRICIA GORTON — 87 Freeborn St. Bas- ketball 2 -4; Volleyball 3. Powderpuff Soccer 2 - 4, Softball 1-4; Ug Club (Co-pies.) 4; Steering Committee 2-4; Flag Twirler 2-3; Yearbook 4; Tooti Fruity 4. THOMAS GOULART — Willow Ave., Little Compton: Soccer 3 - 4; Band 1 - 4; S.C. 3 4; Three Stooges Fan Club 3 - 4; Pete Puma Fan Club 3 • 4; Soccer Films 3 - 4. KAREN GOVERNO — Main Rd., Adamsville. MARYBETH GRISWOLD — 75 Fischer Circle Powderpuff Soccer 2-4; Newspaper 4; Qass Activities 14; Outdoor Club 3; Plant Club 3; NEDT Award 1; Ski Club 2 -4; Student Council 2; National Honor Society 3 - 4; Yearbook 4; Band 1-4; Steering Committee 1-3; Vice President 1; Executive Board 1-2, Tea Parties 3 CAROL GU1MOND — 106 Greenfield Ave. ROBERT HADAD— 141 Sherwood Dr CRAIG HAMMONDS — 2397 West Main Rd Football 3 - 4; Track 2 - 4. CINDY HANSEN — 119 Sherwood Dr DEBRA HARGRAVES — Amesbury Ln., Little Compton. DEBORAH HARMON — 44 Maize Com Rd Library Aide 1-4. PATRICIA HARRINGTON — 53 Silva Ave : CYO Basketball 1-2; Basketball 3-4; Softball 1 - 2. 4; Powderpuff Soccer 2 -4; Steering Committee 1 - 4; Treasurer 4; Yearbook 4; Powderpuff Soccer Films 4; Ug Club 4; Pep Squad 4; T.T. 4 PAMELA HART — 228 Bristol Ferry Rd CAROLYN HATHAWAY — Maple Ave . Little Compton: Ski Club 1-4; Nurses Aide 2 -4; Year- book 4. Smoking Council 2 -4; Boating Club 2. DONALD HAVEY — 168 East Main Rd.: Span- ish Qub 1 - 4. KATHY HEBERT - 39 Mail Coach Rd Ski Qub 3 - 4; Steering Committee 4; Yearbook 4 ALFRED HELGER — Peckham Rd., Little Compton. CRAIG HENDERSON — 96 Common Fence Blvd.: Football 1 - 2; Ski Club 1 - 4. MARK HITCHINGS — 211 Hargarves Dr Soc cer 2 - 4; M. Cadilai 3 - 4. Freshman Mondo 1. Three Stooges Fan Club 2 -4; Hangovers 3 -4; Accident 4; F F plus 2, 3 - 4, Powderpuff Soccer Coach 3 - 4; S.C. Club 3; C A B. 3 - 4 DOROTHY HITT — Wapping Rd ALYSON HOOD - 44 Reise Terr DAWN HOUSE — Meeting House Ln . Little Compton: Ski Club 1 - 2, 4; Boating Qub 2; Year- book 4; Smoking Council 1-4; Ug Club 4. DAVID IGLRSIAS — 81 Potomac Rd. 182 JERRY IMS — 548 Bristol Ferry Rd. Steering Committee 2-4, Student Council 3; Cross Country 3; Tenocky 4; Fete Puma Fan Club 4 ROBERT JACKSON — 760 Bristol Ferry Rd JOSEPH JENNINGS — 36 Education Ln. JEROME JETER — 73 Carter Dr.: Football 1 - 3. TYRONE JETER — 73 Carter Dr.: Football 1 - 4. JAY JOHNSON — 86 Wilkey Ave. GAIL KALOGERAS — 12 Cory Ct: Volleyball 2, 4; Steering Committee 2. LEONARD KATZMAN — 78 Mail Coach Rd KENNETH KEHEW — 2431 West Main Rd DOREEN KENNEY — 110 Hedly St. ABIGAIL KERNEY: Yearbook 4; Chorus 1 • 4. ROBERT KESHURA — 769 Middle Rd. Park ing Lot 1 - 4 PEGG1 KIN DELL — 177 Cedar Ave. EDWARD KING — 87 Col. Christopher Greene Rd PAMELA KOTZE — 34 Anson Dr : Chorus 1 • 3; Spanish Club 1 • 2. FRANK KOZAKIEWICZ — 135 Valhalla Dr Band 1 2. KATHY LA FLEUR — 105 Walnut St. JANICE LAUWERS — 47 Gormley Ave MARY LEVESQUE — 538 East Main Rd QUINN LEWIS —991 Middle Rd DANIEL LILLEY — 24 Reise Terrace: Cross Country 1-2; Football 0; Soccer 0; Basketball 0; Baseball 0; Band 1-4; Phil’s Car 2 - 4. DEBORAH LIMA — South Shore Rd., Little Compton. RONALD UNHARES — 492 Turnpike Ave. CHERYL UTTLE — 442 Union St : Powderpuff Soccer 4; Steering Committee 2 -4; Chorus 1-4; Ski Club 2 - 4; Yearbook 4; Pep Squad 4; Tea Par- ties 3; Glee Club 3 • 4; Ug Club 4; Tooti Fruity (Capt.) 4 LORETTA LONGCOY — 27 Lawrence Terr RICHARD LONGMAN — 116 Adams Dr Football 0; Basketball 0, Baseball 0; Band 1-4, Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4; Ski Club 1-4; National Honor Society 3 -4, The Bam” 2 - 4. RAYMOND LOPES — 43 Island Ave JEANNE LYGA — 32 DeArruda Terr : Ug Club 4. GREGORY MACDONALD — 29 Albert St. CYNTHIA MANCHESTER — Long Highway, Little Compton EVELYN MANDIS — 31 Harrington Ave.: Vol- leyball 2 -4; Student Council 3; Steering Commit- tee 3 - 4, President 4; Top Five 4. JOHN MARSHALL — 22 Lakeville Ave BRIAN MARTINEAU — 264 Sprague St.: Foot- ball 2 - 4 LOU MARTINEAU — 264 Sprague St.: Parking Lot 1 4. ROBERT MAYNARD — 78 Douglas Ave .: Soc- cer 1 • 3; Steenng Committee 2-4; Spanish Club 2 •3. KELLY MCCARTNEY — 20 Anson Dr : Steer ing Committee 1-4; President 3; Powderpuff Soc- cer 1 - 4; Top Five 4 MICHAEL MCCOY —42 Depot St. JAMES MCLAUGHLIN — 50 Robin Rd Year book 4. HILLA MCG ARRA UGH — 78 Sherwood Dr LAUREL MCMAHON — Union St. CHERYL MEDERIOS — 4 Valhalla Dr LYNNE MEDERIOS — 59 Liberty St.: Upson Downs 1 - 4. WILLIAM MELLO — 84 Cove St: Parking Lot 1 •4. LEONARD MERCIER — Long Highway, Little Compton. COLETTE METAYER — Maple Ave , Little Compton: Ski Club 1-3; Smoking Council 3 -4; Boating Club 2 LINDA MILLER — 107 Ixmg Meadow Rd MICHELLE MINESE — 86 Aquidncck Ave.: Ug Club 4. PAUL MONGEON — 95 Dorothy Ave Football 3 -4; Cross Country 3; Stcccnng Committee 2. JOANN MONIZ — 126 Park Ave Oiorus 4. MICHAEL MUDD — West Main Rd.. Little Compton: Band 1 - 4. TAMMY MURD1CK — 296 Cory’s Ln MARK MUR1N — 116 Norseman Dr Baseball 1-4; Newspaper 2 - 4. ROBERT MURRAY — 138 Sherwood Dr : Foot ball 2-4; Baseball 2 - 4 KAI NATION —41 Wcctamoe Ln SHEREE NELSON — 75 Buckwheat Ave .: Bas- ketball 2; National Honor Society 3 - 4. STEPHANIE NORTH — 75 Water St.: Cheer- leader 1-4, Cheerleader Co-Capt 4; Steering Com- mittee 1 - 3; Top Five 4; Powderpuff Soccer 1-4; Ug Club 4; Tooti Fruity 4. PAT OKANE — 48 Redwood Rd JUUE ORCUTT — 31 Seneca Rd. Baskctbthl 2 - 4; Powderpuff Soccer 2 -4; Flag Twirler 2 - 3; National Honor Society 3 -4; Smoking Council 3 - 4; Hugh O’Brien — Leadership Scholarship 2; Orphans Xmas Party 1 - 2. 4, Steering Committee 1 - 3. Student Council 1 - 2; Office Aide 2 -4; Pres- ident 8th. CHRISTOPHER OSBORNE — Simmons Rd, Little Compton. NANCY OTOCKI MARK PAGE — 87 Lawrence Dr PAUL PAGE — 56 Pine Tree Rd DIANNA PARENTE — Long Highway, Little Crompton: Powderpuff Soccer 1-4; Gymnastics I • 4. Band 1-4; Steering Committee 2 -4, Pep Squad 4; Yearbook 4; Ug Club (Co-pres.) 4; T.T. 4; Pow- derpuff Soccer Films 4. ELLEN PARKER — Long Highway, Little Compton: Gymnastics 1 - 4. SEAN PARKER REBECCA PERRY — 15 Riverside St.: Chorus 1 • 4; Yearbook 4; Glee Club 3 - 4 KEVIN PETERS — 285 Old Mill Ln. TAMMY PETERSON — 489 Park Ave. PETER PIERCE — 7 Thurston Ave SCOTT POLSELU — 126 Lawrence Dr : Soccer 2 - 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 2; Football 1; Tenocky 3-4; Tinkerknab (Co-inventor) 3 -4; Grateful Dead 3-4. Bruce Springsteen 4; Braga Bridge Look-out 3 -4; Three Stooges Fan Club 1-4; F F plus 2,3-4. SUSAN POST — 14 Pioneer Ln.: Chorus 3 - 4; Band 3 - 4. JANET RILEY — 100 Cedar Ave Volleyball 1 - 4; Basketball 1 - 2. 4; Powderpuff Soccer 1-4; DIT Staff 1 -2;SkiClub3-4 ROSEMARY ROBICHAUD — 1152 West Main Rd ANN ROCHA — 26 Chardon Dr ARTHUR ROCHA — Holly Meadows. Little Compton. DEBRA RODERIQUES — 518 Turnpike Ave MARY ROGERS — Sakonnet Point, Little Compton: Powderpuff Soccer 3 -4; Band 1-4; Steering Committee 2; National Honor Society 3 - 4. BRIAN ROSS — 208 Mail Coach Rd STEPHEN ROSS — 208 Mail Coach Rd JUANITA ROTH — 1926 East Main Rd : Pow- derpuff Soccer 3 • 4 AMY RUSSELL — South Shore Rd.. Little Comp- ton. VINCENT SANTO — 616 Bristol Ferry Rd : Crosscountry 1 -4; Track 1 -4. SUSAN SCHLOSKY — 15 Valhalla Dr Powder puff Soccer 1-4; Yearbook 4 MARIA SCHULZ — 44 Mare Terr TEDDI ANN SCHUUR — 2520 East Main Rd Tennis 2 - 4. KATHY SEUGA — 1866 East Main Rd Pow derpuff Soccer 3-4; Tennis 3-4; Bowling Team 3 • 4; Basketball 4; Glee Club 3 - 4; Chorus 1 - 4; Chorus Committee 3 -4; Yearbook 4. All-State Chorus 3 • 4. GAYE SEVERA — 251 Union St.: Chorus 1 4; Yearbook 4. PAMELA SHAKARIAN — 58 Child St.: Band 1 4; UMYF Basketball 2 - 4 BRIAN SHANLEY —98 Turnpike Ave. Parking Lot 1 - 4. EDWARD SHEA — 120 Tallman Ave : Cross Country 2; Plays 1 - 4; Phil’s Car 2 - 4. DAVID SIEBEN — 474 Park Ave : Soccer 1 4; Track 2; Basketball 1. F F plus 2 2-4; ’’The Bam” 3V5 - 4, Who Concert 4; Phil’s Car 2 - 4. GAIL SILVA — 44 Silva Ave.: Powderpuff Soccer 3-4. Ski Club 2 -4, Student Council 1; NEDT Award 1; Steering Committee 2 -4; Bowling Team 3; National Honor Society 3 -4; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4; RPTA 1; F.D. 7-Forever ANTHONY SIMMONS — 5 Black Pt Ln MARGARET SIMMONS — John Dyer Rd . Lit- tle Compton: Powderpuff Soccer 3; Chorus 2 -4; Ski Club 2 - 4. ROBBIN SIMONS — Shaw Rd., Little Compton: Powderpuff Soccer 4. Band 1-4, Chorus 1. Stu- dent Council 3; Vice President 3; Yearbook 4; Steering Committee 2 -4; Class Activities 1-4; National Honor Society 3 -4; R.l H.S. 4; Orphans Xmas Party 3 - 4; Ug Club 4; Pep Squad 4. Little Comptonite 1-4; T.T. 4. KAREN SINCLAIR — 39 Birchwood Dr CARL SMITH — 111 Linda Ave. MICHAEL SOUSA — 49 Riverside St.: Band 1 4; S.LO.Y. 3; Pep Band 1; Brass Ensemble 2; Class Activities 1-4; Steering Committee 1-4; Student Council 2 - 3; Plays 2 -4; Newport 3 - 4; Newspaper 1-4. R W.B. Tassle 2 • 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Band Booster 2-4; Attempted Class Office 1 • 3; Homecoming King 4. WILLIAM SOUSA — 16 Hillside Rd CATHERINE SOUZA — 113 Pleasant St. CHARLES SOUZA — 56 Riverside St. DIANE SOUZA — 1314 East Mam Rd WILLIAM SPAULDING — 180 Redwood Rd DEN ICE SPERO — 325 Mail Coach Rd Execu tive Board 1-4; Vice President 2; Plays 1-3; Ten- nis 3 - 4, Band 1 - 4. ELIZABETH ST DENIS — 110 Hargraves Dr Yearbook 4; Spanish Qub 1 - 4. SANDRA STEVENSON — Prudence Island: Ski Qub 2. STEPHEN STONE — 88 Stub Toe Ln.: Football 1- 4. MARK STRAK — 82 Viking Dr HIROSKI SUEMATSU Math Club 2 - 3; Table- Tennis 2 • 3- MARY SUNDERLAND — 1641 East Mam Rd GARY SYKES — 360 Mail Coach Rd : Golf 1-4; GC 3; Soccer 4; Ski Club 1-4; Outdoors Qub 3. LAURIE TAYLOR —65 Dorothy Ave. ROY TERESKERZ —96 Gormley Ave RICHARD TERRA — 114 Braman’s Ln Tennis 2- 4. MARK THAYER — 28 Redwood Rd Soccer 1 - 4; Soccer Co-Capt 4; Basketball 1. F F plus 2 2 • 4, Powderpuff Soccer Coach 1 - 4; T L B. 3 • 4. 183 GAIL THOR PH — 135 Hummock Ave.: Cheer- leader 1-4; Cheerleader Co-Capt 3-4. Powder- puff Soccer 4; Srudent Council 1 - 3; Sec of Stu- dent Council 3; National Honor Society 3 -4. Orphan’s Xmas Parry 3 -4; Yearbook 4; Outdoor Club 3; Class Activities 1-4; Treasurer 2; Plays 1 - 4; Youth Advisory Council 4; gi 3- 4; PBN 1 - 4; Nim Hall Walker 1; Late Night Panic 3217; Top Five 4. PAMKLA THURSTON — 35 Lehigh Terr. Cross Country 3; Powderpuff Soccer 1-4; Band 1 - 4. Steering Committee 1 - 4, Ski Club 1 - 4; Year- book 4. RPTA 1 - 4. Norman Bird 1 - 2; PPL 1 • 3. DAVID TIMBERLAKE —44 JoAnne Ave.: Cross Country 1-4; Basketball 1 • 2. DALE TOLLESON — 14 Second St.: Football 2 - 3; Track 1 - 3. ROBERT TURNER — Turnpike Ave. KRISTIE TUZ — 10 Fourth St VAN TRAN — Qutrs. A, Melville. PATRICIA ULRICH — 342 Bramans Ln DEBORAH VIERA — Long Highway. Little Compton: Band 1-4. NANCY VOI.LMER — Old Stone Church Rd. Adamsville: Basketball 2. Powderpuff Soccer 3-4, Ski Club 1 -3; Boating Club 2; Yearbook 4. Pep Squad 4; Ug Club 4 VINCENT VOLPICELLI — 308 Jcpson Ln Football 3-4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2. ELIZABETH WALLIS - 139 Heritage Dr Pow derpuff Soccer 3 -4; Secretary 3 -4; Yearbook 4; New spaper 3; National Honor Society President 4; Ug Club 4. HOMECOMING QUEEN 4; Pq Squad '4. KIMBERLY WALSH — 75 Porters In Ug Clul 4 TIM WATKINS — 4 Garden St. WILLIAM WEBER — 122 Locust Ave CHRIS WHITE — 90 Robin Rd PATRICIA WHITTIER - 1015 Anthony Rd KELLY WOLECK — 133 Foxboro Ave KRISTYN WCX3DLAND - k Peasant Dr Ski Club 1 4. EDWIN YATES — 194 Corys Ln Band 1 - 4. Sk Club 1-4. Math Club 2 - 3. PHILIP YOUNG — 31 Bourbon St S xcer 1 4 Band 1 - 3; S.P.LH.C 14. F F plus 2 2-4. Mid night Rambler 3 - 4; Pep Band 1. Senior Privi ledges 14. Powderpuff Soccer Coach 1 - 4, C.B Soccer 1 - 4 184