Portsmouth High School - Legend Yearbook (Portsmouth, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler. long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; 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 Mad 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 on to way, I 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, and I- I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost, The Road Not Taken Pathways The best pair of choppers in town WOW! We finally made it into the yearbook! Piece of cake anyone! Congratulations. Kris and Paul! The fish I caught was this big! May I have your undivided attention, please. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR_____ CONTENTS PAGE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR 3 FACULTY AND STAFF SENIORS _ ORGANIZATIONS UNDERCLASSMEN ADVERTISEMENTS U 19 99 •53 ■ 165 Afoot and light-hearted I take to the open road. Healthy, free, the world before me, The long brown path before me, leading wherever I choose. Walt Whitman, Song of the Open CROSSROADS 4 Well, it was like this coach . 5 Class Day On Class Day the classes were dressed as follows: Class of '82 : shorts, T- shirts, and ties Class of '83 : Sun - glasses and funny hats Class of '84 : Jocks Class of ’85 : 50’s clothes Clash Day 7 Homecoming What do you suppose will satisfy the soul, except to walk free and own no superior? Walt Whitman. Laws for Creations Costume Day Punk-Prep Day Homecoming Parade Saturday, October 10, 1981 n Red, White, And Blue Day My heart is warm with the friends I make, Friday, October 9, 1981 And better friends I’ll not be knowing; Yet there isn’t a train I wouldn't take. No matter where it’s going. Edna St. Vincent Millay, Travel Pep Assembly Homecoming Dance COMECON five m J-------3 Safe ! Smile for the nice cameraman 15 Something Old - Something New Working together, what can a community do? They can delve into something old and something new! And delve we did - at Yia's Yia's attic and Hit or Miss. The resultant fashion show exceeded our wildest imagina- tions. Teachers were involved, parents were involved, students were involved and so were just plain friends. It was a knock-out when Broadway Joe Narcizo made his entrance. Not to mention Frankie Baby Alfano, Harry the Hat Saunders, “Marilyn Monroe Bazar, Gary Machine Gun Maida. and all the rest. To cap it all off, the vivacious and inimitable Mrs. Barbara Parkos ably served as our com- mentator; Mr. James Garman donated many of the color prints displayed here, and all of us had a ball - being involved. Hey! Mrs. Sippen did you see this'' Ain't that Mr DcRobbio. our boss' Photojournalism personnified Randy Armor Well, here we are! Now what? And its reversible FACULTY AND STAFF Henceforth I ask not good-fortune, I myself am good-fortune. Henceforth I whimper no more, postpone no more, need nothing. Done with indoor complaints, libraries, querulous criticisms. Strong and content 1 travel the open road. t r a Again, the time has come to say farewell to another graduating class. This is your commencement, the beginning of all your tomorrows. It is my hope that as a result of your four years at Portsmouth High School you will be better prepared to meet and resolve the problems which will confront you in the future. I congratulate you on your achievements and ex- tend my personal best wishes in your future en- deavors. 1 o n Henry V. Diodati Superintendent of Schools “The ability to think straight, some knowledge of the past, some vision of the future, some skill to do useful service, some urge to fit that service into the well-being of the community — these are the most vital things education must try to produce. Congratulations to each member of the graduat- ing Class of 1982. Robert A. DcRobbio Principal Mr. Mancieri. Director of Administrative Mr Sweeney. Director of Curriculum Dcvel- Mrs. Andrade - Administrative Assistant Services opment 20 “It is the Greatest of all mistakes to do nothing because you can only do a little. Do what you can. Sydney Smith Your high school education has provided you with the knowledge and know how to help you on the road to becoming a contributor to soci- ety. Graduation allows you to move into different directions which you will choose. For some it will be further education, others will enter di- rectly into the occupational world or the various military services. Whatever choice is made, a contribution can be given and your contribution will make your ideals a reality. Best wishes to the Class of '82 Congratulations to the Class Of “82. Your days at PHS will fade into the past, but your acceptance of responsibility, maturity, and leadership will remain. In learning these traits, the paths of life will be wider and easier to travel. You can be as proud of yourselves as we are of you! Good Luck. Joseph J. Flood Dean Of Students John M. Ferreira, Sr. Assistant Principal 21 Never close your lips to those to whom you have opened your heart. -Charles Dickens Mr Mansi Mrs Stinion Mrs fil gcr.ild 22 Mr McCiau Nurse Cafeteria And Custodial Staff A good cook is like a sorceress who dis- penses happiness. - Elsa Shiaparelli E. Moss M Soares 23 J. Andrade C Newton Social Studies I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country. - Nathan Male Mr Drur Mr Richards Mr Si I aureni Mr. Sullivan Mr. Pimentel Mr Dwyer 24 Vir. (ha rest ,� 'S Mathematics VI r Klinger I am ill at these numbers. -William Shakespeare Mr Bcschcrcr Dcpt. Head Vir Rutkiewie Mr O’Hara M iss Cavalieri Mr. Alfano Mr. Kuchcn Dcpt Head Science Science defines the parameter by which all things must be judged. - P. Hackett Miss Borkowski Mr Sabourin Mrs. Hclfncr Mr Gallipcau Mrs. St. John Mr Re?endes Mr. Cicconc Art And Music To exist is to change, to change is to ma- ture, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly. - Henri Bergson Mrs Moss Mrs. Carpenter Mr Kckligian Mr Point Mr Ricci Industrial Arts Mr McGaw Mr McGreavey Mr O Neil Mr Briand Mrs Bell A i A f Y I Q Orl 1 Q ft O Quien habla dos lenguas vale dos hombres. He who •Peak lwo ,anSuaScs is worth two P P1 Mr Thibaull F � Mr Pimcnial Mr Paradis Mrs. Arruda Miss Oliveira Mr Lavoie DMS And Resource Teachers Libraries arc not made; they grow. - Augustine Birrell, Obiter Dicta. Book Buying Mrs. Hansen Mrs Harris Mrs. Callahan Mrs. Strakosch Mrs. Conroy Mrs. Ponte Veni, Vidi, Vici - I came, I saw, I conquered - William Shakespeare English Mrs. Sippen Mr. Carroll Mr. Creaney Mr. Nicolctti Mrs. Ashook Mrs. Frankel Mr. Sullivan Mr. Corbin Mrs. Miller Mrs Crockett 31 Mr Medeiros Miss I ymbcris Mr. Akuccwich Ms Ford Physical Education If my mind can conceive it and my heart can believe it, I know I can achieve it. - Rev. Jesse Jackson Mr. Sullivan Miss Del Piano 32 Athletic Directors The torch has been passed. Thanks to Mr. McGaw for a job well done. Congratulations and good luck to Mr. Alfano for an exciting and fulfilling future. Those Were The Good Old Days ‘Do you have more jokes!” “Hooray?! I got an A in Modern Cre- ations! So. what’s next?” Eat your heart out Shirley Temple ” If you want someone to smile, do it Take one tablespoon and call me in yourself. the morning.” W Tm just a ’BASIC’ kind of guy. If you like my jacket, wait till you sec my bike ” My carriage. James! and you thought I wouldn’t make the team 34 The earth, that is sufficient, I do not want the constellations any I know they are.very well where they 1 know they suffice I belong to them. ______________________________________________ I know they suffice for those who belong to them. Walt Whitman, Ibid. I ' ' -•______ - Seniors Officers Executive Board 1st Row (L-R): C Richard (See.). Mr Medeiros. Advi- sor. J. Meunicr (Treas.) 2nd Row (L-R): S. James (Pres.). K. Perkins (Vice Pres.) 1st Row (I R) S James. C Hamilton. M Sullivan. M Richard. K Noriega. K Sleeves 2nd Row (L- R) Mr Medeiros. Advisor. D Sou a. M. Stcfanopoulos, T Peyton. J Meunicr. K Perkins. K Ricci. C. Richard 3rd Row (L-R) T Tomis, E. Toppa. K. Berard. T. Floyd. 1 Pinto. E. Melvin. I Martin. S. Rezendes 4th Row (L-R): P Wilbur. J Pak. P Hackett. I Taylor. L Deffet. R Miller. V Morgan Remember . . . Being The Worst Class to Enter P H.S.” . . Who Us? Our Freshman Year . . . Freedom Having Dances with Bands, not DJ‘s Mark VII Skipping Being Allowed 9 Absences Soccer Team State Champs in 79 Food Fights The Rolling Stones Movie When milk was a nickel The Path The “Sniff-Out with Max Getting shoved into lockers St. Anthony and St. Barnabas Dances Val Guy When Mr Flood taught math Sam the Dog Oklahoma. and The King and I The Teachers’ Strike of 1980 Sandy Point and Kaiser Parties All the Hallway Jam-Ups The Drinking Age going up. and up. and up . . . Lunch in the Gym Rainbows Pat’s 8.2 pounder for The Class of 82 The Band Marching in the Presidential Inaugural Parade The School Being Under Construction Mr Flood's Message on the Barn Basketball Games with Middletown Waiting For: Christmas VACATION. February VACATION April VACATION. SUMMER?” House Parties (Patti. Laura. Jodi. Kris. Sue. John) Karen in Washington Driver’s Ed. Mad Dog For Band President The “Food at the Junior Ring Luncheon Coming to Dances After Nine? Having Teachers’ Lockers “Strutt mg at the Junior Prom Being the first to be Powder Puff Soccer Champs as JUNIORS and SENIORS! Senior Privilege “82 Rules Painted on Barn, on Backstop, on Street Punk Rock The Senior Fashion Show Our first imPrcssions of Mrs. Sippen When Mrs Beschcrer wore two Different shoes to school Graduation Countdown Good Teachers0 Good Friends!!! Mr Medeiros The Camelot Field Trip 4 36 CLASS HISTORY “Netherlands” Dan Fogelberg “High in this mountain The clouds down below I'm feeling so strong and alive From this rocky perch I II continue to search For the wind And the snow And the sky And search we did. We entered the High School as the freshman class of 1982 We were full of anticipation, expectation, confusion, bewilderment, and we had one heck of a bad reputation. l want a lover I want some friends And I want to live in the sun And I want to do all the things That I never have done . . “Off in the Netherlands I heard a sound Like the beating of heavenly wings And deep in my brain I can hear a refrain Of my soul as she rises and sings . . .” We had been growing for two years, and during one junior year we were discover- ing ourselves. Hidden talents were surfacing and creating a unique individuality among us all. A new anticipation had set in and was constantly reminding us of the path that lay ahead. “Anthems to glory and Anthems to love and Hymns filled with earthly delight Like the songs that the darkness Composes to worship the light . . We had heard and thought about high school and about what it would be like We had finally made it; we were here: and we were going to do it all! “Sunny bright mornings And pale moonlit nights Keep me from feeling alone Now. I’m learning to fly And this feeling is like Nothing that I’ve ever known . . Our sophomore year brought with it many freedoms which allowed us to fly (in thoughts and cars) We were growing up fast, never looking back, always antici- pating in the future “I've seen the bottom And I’ve been the top But mostly I've lived in between And where Ho you do When you get to the end of your dream?” Freshman bewilderment had gone, but new feelings replaced it c were not quae as young but not yet old enough to participate in all that we would have likedtOi Therefore, we did a lot of dreaming Our bad reputation had crumbled in the wake of our grow ing stature in the school. Our athletic and scholastic achievements would command reverence and respect for years to come “Once in a vision I came on some woods And stood at a fork in the road My choices were clear Yet I froze with the fear Of not knowing which way to go . Senior year came and once again we became confused. For each of us liieft'was a decision to be made: college, work, travel, marriage, or nne other venture. Decisions arc never simple, and the one we eachjAilF Choose will truly begin our adult life. “One road was Acceptance life I Ue other road ottered sweet peace When 1 made my decision My vision became my release.” What lies ahead we do not know. This will be for each of us to discover. J«� di Meunier Kris Perkins KAREN PATRICIA ALMEIDA “Today is a start of a new life as well as the days to follow-so start vour life toda and follow it tomor- row “-K PA Kar, Chopper 4 3 64. Aries . pp: Saying good- bye. people who don't smile . Being with people, especially my Bro MeD’s Lunches, people MJYR. P.A. J - VIFWCS- DJ DA ASS “Way to be” Cabinet making. Psychology TBVGSICBl BP BOB Al Ml IDA Rob 3 1 63. Pisces pp Going out alone. People who don't give jokes a rest Cruising, going out with K C. Easton's Beach. Stone Bridge “Ya Ok Auto- Btnly Living in Ml I ISA MARIE Al VERNAS “Life is too short to lake it seriously I cc 2 4 64. Aquarius pp: People not on time Roller skating I ittlc Compton Brian, my friends. Van Halen. Cars. I ed Zeppelin “Oh yeah. sure . “Huh I ndecided Being happy JACQUELYN ALVES “All good things come to an end. but the end is just a new beginning “ Jackie O 3 31 64. Aries pp: June 14. I9KI. people who arc late Camping with DT. RT. SS. I W. PR. RO. Village parties . Beach. The Surf Child Dev. RIO. R a mones. Soft ball. Ballet. Waters- kiing . . “No Biggy . “Whatever Marriage Being with DT Forever JENNIFER Al VI S “What lies behind us and what lies before us are liny matters compared to what lies within us ' Ziggs. PccVcc. Gen K 9 64 pp: (I MDk Incon- siderate people Sleeping. Sailing. Thinking B S . M P : James Taylor: “Puddles : Clouds “Ycyaah! Like Wow! Happiness I Ml TRIM TMADM MIC III I I I NGI I I “All alone in the universe, sometimes that's how it seems I get lost in the silence and the screams. Than all at once everything is clear; and I find myself alone with my dreams “Ralph . “Trip . Squirrel. Mousie 7 2x 64. Leo. pp Rumors; Waiting Parties. Spending money; I ong ualks. Beaches Newport; Deb's. Sandy Point kinks. Summer “XI “. an I lalen Don't Worry bout it' . II Yeah!’ RICC. I Ab.Tec To be rich. To find true happiness. 38 DEBORAH W APPI FBV There is great satisfaction, that is might sweet to take W hen you reach a destination that you said you couldn't make. Deb . IX-bikins. Hildagale. Pumkin . . 10 21 64. libra pp Tots. Stuck up snobs Swimming. Camping. Bowling. WGl Bowling alley . . 1I)I TDATJMJAJKJWCPRRSBKSW BB Umm Boy! Here we go again Travel. Success Happiness. World Peace SI ANNE ELAINE APPLETON A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships arc built for. Sue. Su ie Cream Cheese. SEA 2 16 64. Aquar- ius pp Phys Ed Health. Smokers. Being called Susan Sailing. C amping Karen. JJC. MPD. EJW. BT. AMI Hurry up K AREN........ College (Mathematics-Computer Science) MARK ATKINS Give me today and take tommorrow. Scratch Sept 1964 pp: Hail patrols. Cantebury Talcs. Cigar smoke . Holding up E-wing wall . . Computer room 9th grade food fights What’s up? . How ya doin? . . College? Computers . . Sleep late MARIA BACKM N Tr to realize it’s all within yourself: No-one else can make you change And to see you're really only very small, and life Hows on within you and without you. Maria 10, 16 64. I ibra pp Dumb rules. Traffic jams Concerts. Partying. DC I) W (L. Rock 4- Roll Garry's house Vacations. W I A.A.P.. Rush. Beatles. Hendrix Hey. What's Up?! Success . T B A.G A- M I I I W (i SH ARON SI I BAIRD If you have something set it free, it if comes back. It's yours, if it doesn't: it never was.’ Sharon 4 7 63. Aries . pp: (M A D.). (“Buddy ). (Getting broke down and lost). ( Blinkers ) Cruis- ing. Having fun Newport. Ocean Drive Rocky Point That's stupid . That's sad . Jerk” . . Nursing School. Hawaii ROBERT G BATES W hen in the wilderness a man has time to think, and realizes that he begins to miss things he has taken for granted. Ginsu 7 20 64. Cancer pp Waking up early. Slow cars Taking things apart. Rockin out The Ramada Inn Maine KI-K2 How's your Mama ’ College major in Computer Science Travel all over the world 39 TITA AMANDA BATEY “Sometimes we may learn more from a man’s errors than from his virtues.” Tecta Totter. Squirt. Tccta-Lcc. Tecta Bonita . . 12 20 64, Sagittarius pp: To be tickled, to wait, giving speeches . . Going to Senior Halloween Party with R R Providence with cousins + friends Band. R R. I) B. K K. P A.. M S... “you better chill” . Take it easy, maybe marriage . To live without going by any rules DANIEI PATRICK BELL “Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow. . but live today.” Dan Nov. 27. 63. Sagittarius pp Car accidents, blown engines, speeding tickets Being with Kim. cruising Kim’s house . . Summer of “81” . “Gimme a break!'” California, own nice cars (Z- 28) COURTNEY BEALL “Here’s to health, happiness, prosperity, peace; As the years follow, may they also increase!” Bosch . December 15. 1964. Sagittarius . pp: Having the big M”. cigarette smoke Meeting with “SKYBIRD”. R I) M I N V R P J C C , Rocky’s Sport Shop. Dining at Frans Restaurant and Cape Cod Junior Prom with Robbie ’Hasty Bananas . ‘Bo Bo.‘ ‘Do it up’. ‘Stop it Bubbert!’ . Success Emerson Kris. Krissy. Klis 2 1 64. Aquarius pp Being hungry , short nails, gaining weight Being silly with Ellie. checrlcading. p p champs, giggling Newport (in the summer), beach, my orange car B S. P H I G . ice cream cones, my family + friends “okic dokie”. “bummer” . . College . Happmcvs RON AI D I BE IS W ANGER “Be yourself because in the end you will find your true friends “ Ronnie Dec 7.64. Sagittarius pp People who talk behind your back, M G . G M . life May 2. Partys. Indiana. S S. Class of “8 0”. Sandy Point partys, “S.C .’ D.J.’s, Newport. Franco’s Friday's. Homecoming “82”. M A D D . party of “80” A.M .H . drinking “Don’t worry about it”. “No Biggy”. ”ya write”. “W M' T.l W S I C “T.B.L.”. T B A P B ”, “To own a ranch with many horses’ K A RI BERROTH “Be kindly Wanderer through this Garden’s way's; Nor let thine indignations prompt thy Hand to cast Revengeful Stones Because Per- chance an Imperfection Thou hast found Some flower laid low or wain. Some tree Bearing no fruits; Some scnc o'erwrought; Some theme thy whim abhors; Some strange defect They Skill would ne’er let be. The Gardener toiled to make his Garden fair. Most for thy Pleasure” 40 KRISTA M Bl ISS “Many dreams come lure and some have sliver linings. I live for im dream and a picketful of gold • Kris. Precious 2 11 64. Aquarius pp People- Mho judge others before getting to knot them, my father's beautiful music station Being with Dave, cruising, toking up 141 Brownell In. Stamford. Conn I ed Zeppelin. Rush. AC DC . Black Sabbath “da cd and confused Marry David, build a ( amaro with I) J V Be- in a rock band, to party with everybody reach them, but I can look up and sec their beau- ty. believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Kacey. Space ). Bubble-Butt. KB. Buddy, lea 6 30 64. C ancer pp o lime, no money, say- ing “good-bye” SPIN. SPP. being a Space - Shot. PIBC Drive-In. Newport. The Wharf. McD's JC “Switzerland”. Sports. II,FAJA. TCO’XI ♦ X2. “The White Machine “Way to be”. “I don’t even know” C ollege Tl BAT- PAS DIANNF BOIAM “If you tell the truth you don’t have to remember anything pp I C . phonies. 3a.m. Being with (ilenn. walking on the beach . The Surf . 3 14 XO. The graveyard. TB-I KO “no sa' Marriage lie happy JFFFRFY M B(X)TH “The true spirit of conversation consist in building on another man's observation, not overturning it.” Boofa . Sept I. I 64. Virgo . . pp The Jack Danials trip. Jocks. ( .1) Bike riding, fri bcc. skcctcrs . . My house when mom’s not home l ast day of school, friends “your high F’n A . . Auto body repair MIKF BORDI N “I’ve always waited for someone to do something! Then I realized that I am someone?” Donny. Fzmound I 10 63. C apricorn pp Mor- gan’s Quote. Terra’s winning Partying and loud music Stone Bridge . Van Halcn Be a carpenter . ( ct my own business RAYMOND A BORDFN Ray. Crash Borden . 2 23 64. Pisces . pp: Jocks. Yamaha’s Dirt bikes, water sking. scuba diving, parties II.O’s House Fed Zeppelin. Pink Floyd. Neil Young. Patty 41 JOHN C BOYD “The purpose of life, after all. is to live it. to taste experience to the utmost, to reach out eagerly and without fear for newer and richer experience ’’ F Jack 11-8-64, Scorpio . pp Late people. Cranston Fast Soccer Team Snow skiing. Water skiing. P A SP B Loverboy. Boston Newport The Great Blizzard. Project Snow, ski Jay. Sweden M.C., “Buzzard” . . College? . To live in Colorado LOUS A BRADSH AW “When I was born, my life began the way I wanted it to be-When I die life will end the same “ Bud. Louie 10 1 63. Libra pp Algebra I. stuck- up girls, fat-N-lazy people The Wall. Newport. Arcade fishing, swimming, traveling, money, cars . . “O-k-fine Navy Scuba diving, parachuting WENDY BRAYTON It’s better to remain silent and appear a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.” Wendell. W innie . 10-1-64 Libra pp Waking up. cliques. VI A I) B.A.F.. going out . Kcl’s House. Newport. S VI H F W F “Oh. brother' . “Can you believe it? . “That’s Bad! .To work and get married SHARON VJ BRYCE “Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it July 13. 1964. Cancer pp: L ncoordinated march- ers. English Class, being bored, long parades. Disco . Soccer games, trips to Canada. Chips. Dave Allen at large. Pizza, people who wear red Pizza Hut Inaugural Parade. Aldersgatc 1981. Vlexico. TW “I’m only goofin’ on ya! . VAF. NV1SL or L C, travel, success . To be on my own. Enilk Tap W II I IA VI JOHN BRAND III If it wasn’t for bad luck. I’d have no luck at all. Woe Willie 5 IX f 4. Taurus pp Preppies, phony people, slow cars that sound fast, the Bee Gees, disco, showoffs Karate, lifting weights with Jeff Booth, bem mth Kimnn 'Kim’s house. Jeffs house when his mother isn’t home Ra- mada Inn with John Viera . Kevin Rocha. St. Georges’ with Tim Snow. Ray’s Shell Give me a dog and a wood Give me skull! If its not a mopar. junk it Ah your mother' Go to work I ISA VIARIE Bl COI O “The future is not in the hands of fate, but in ours.” Buc h 10 64. Gemini pp People who judge a person by their friends instead of taking the time to see what their really like Shopping. The Glenn. Conn Newport. McDonalds Camp- ing. P.S.. I I) . cumbics with Deb Vick, cruiscn with II. Heather. Jim Morrison. Zeppelin “Oh my God . “I'm psyched , private joke”. Ha. Ha” College?, work Get married, live forever 42 FARM ST R � 1 1)1 () (. The bc i way to get back at your “enemy”, in to beconie hi? “friend” “I R MI ”. “Bl I) May 9. 1964. Tauras pp Being called leccrnicee H.isketball Newport Creamery I unch. gym. friends + teachers. Uncle + Aunt “How's it going Service or New l-ngland Tech Have money, be a body builder JOHN T HI RTON “Desire for nothing, expect dcsirclcvsncss; Hope for nothing, expect to rise above all hopes: W ant nothing and you will have everything.” John 1 24 64. Basil pp: Tabbcrs. no snow Soccer. Track. Skiing. Hunting Playoff. Wl I I . V S I C Who. C lash. RM II All.TKT I SMM . collect large paychecks Own a moun- tain THOMAS BYFRS “Take lime to live because the world has so much to give ” Tom 12 17-64. Sagittarius pp High beams Being with friends Dcffct's house The Who. Doors. Boston. Cierry D PG. MC;JB:J M;C I) J R. I I) “I guess C ollege: engineering com- puters CAROI YN C BR M “l.ive for today. Carol I ‘ 9 64. Sagittarius pp the Patrol, no car ( rinsin'. goin' tO N B 689 N B H I riends. parties W hat's up. I ife’s lough. Knock yourself out Workin' M W S A W I NDY ANN ( AHOON “Imagine there's no countries. It isn't hard to do. Nothing to kill or die for John W ms ton I ennon (Oct 9. 1940 - Dec K. 1980) Wendy. Wendola 12 3 64. Sagittarius pp Plas- tic people, spiders, colds Singing. Skating. “Ciener- al Hospital , guitar “The Point . Newport. New l-ngland Dragwav. Star Wheels John I ennon. “Imagine . STYX. V AN HAI.I N. Hey Mr k. wanna boogie M!. The W ay We W ere “Crumble up’ . “Oh my god'“. “AW I DY! Travel, record- ing good music To cut a hit record, to own a 'Velle, to always be this happy. Worldwide Peace. Thank's Mom Dad. I IOVK YOU. YABSTM V. I TCCASMTI CHFRYI I ( ARDO A “True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice. Cher 12 13 64. Sagittarius pp P H.S . rushing, stuck up people, being late Partying with C.L. and J S Harraken's. Newport The Band. C.L 's jokes. Pink Lloyd. Styx . Sparc me! . . Go back to Florida, college KATHLEEN CARR “The proper office of a friend is to side with you when you arc in the wrong. Nearly anybody will side with you when you are in the right.” Mark Twain Kathy. Kat. Kacas 4 19 63. Aries . pp Cliques. Homework. PHS. Snobs. Phonics. People who nag. Getting up in the morning Riding. Talking. Vege- tating. Partying Barn. Steve's . Horseshow. being with friends Really?, What’s up?. Hey . . College?, Working with horses; training, showing . To own a ranch in the Midwest PATRICIA M. CARROI I “To be the person you want to be. that is success . Patti.. 10 20 64. Libra pp Waiting around. G C . worrying . Lighting with K.K.. B W B . G O W I P . T E . DA. K K Newport. 2nd beach B D . Purple. P P . Green Jcllo . “What’s the matter 1 . College . . To be sure KEVIN A CHAVES Be silent and safe. Silence never betrays you. Chaves. Bean . Aug. 31. 1964. Virgo pp R.F.L.. Losing, perfect people . Sports . IGA . Cars . . “L.G W College T.B.S.C. STEPHANIE RENE CHEW “From the opium of custom to the ledges of extreme don’t believe it ’til you've held it. Life is seldom what it seems but lay your heart upon the table and in the shuffling of dreams remember who on earth you are.” Steph. Chicky. Mo Chew 9 18 64. Virgo pp Long distance, waiting, pelican hooks, plymouth . . d. JD. being with DOLG. Doug's place. Chart House, UR I T Y.W B . Nov. .Squeeze. Pink Lloyd Hey Chicky. Slow down' . . College, communications . . TABWA.LMDB 44 GRANT CHACE Live for the moment ” 3 1 64. pp Volkswagons with rotten floors, school Newport Drive across the country. Trucking To go very fast GREGORY M CHURCH “The old get older and the young get stronger May take a week and it may take longer They got the guns but we got the numbers gonna win. Yeah, we're takin over. Greg. Crash 11 25 62. Sagittarius pp Being crazy . . Girls, cruzin' . At girl friends house . . oh yea! T H I. B J W and getting away with murder Hey Dude. Man!, “don't let girls mess up your head . College ’, work, get married in about a 100 vears To go down middle road at 90 M P H and make it (Ha. Ha) DIANNA E. CINOTTI “Yesterday is only a dream, tomorrow only a vision, but today we live If we live as we should, our yesterdays will be dreams of happiness, and our tomorrow will be visions of hope.’ 8 23 . Virgo pp Having nowhere to go. being disorganized Sports, being with friends, music . Burger King Parties. O W . R H M l L.G., Band trip- Inauguration 81!.. Give me a break!. . Nursing, travel CHRIS CI.ARKF “No man’s knowledge here can go beyond his exper- ience ” (John Locke) Geese . 12 4 64. Sagittarius pp: C.Q.B., J.M. G H D.W B..BR Chill out!. Oh Oh Oh F MICHAEL E COLLINS “I got it all together and then I forgot where I put it.” 7 27 64. Leo pp Quatcrbacks. R I Park Police . Football. BRW + BBGW The Base . The crew, skiing sailing with K Q. Trying to go 4 wheeling, lifting College TGLBATGSGITS JOHN J CONNORS ’’Life is short, don't waste it on trivial things.” J.J. . . 10 13 64 Libra pp: Mondays. Home- work. Liver Hockey. Skiing SKI-Lodge. The Rink . Last day of school, candy . What? . . College. PHD. The World . T.H.A.T.G- G I TWA MM JOE COREY “Once you accept the fact that happiness is not all it’s cracked up to be. you can be perfectly happy.” Gopher December 22. 1964. Capricorn pp: Conceited people . Cars .. C.F.P. . Freshman year . . E.MS . . . Vocational School JONATHAN COREY John 14:1 San Juan. Juan . . 6 14 64 . . pp: Dumb, mistakes, temper Watching. Playing. Basketball. Soccer. Football. Listening to music Mike’s house. Laur- ies. P.Q.’s pool? . . Friends. Time off. Scout, going out with Mike. Pat Pat. Kcv. Laurie. A day at mar- coni beach? “Tim Cynca thinks he’s Humphrey Bogart ”, “GOO-GOO’”. “You’ve got a ease of feel- ings for everything”, “Mike. WATCH OUT or YOU’LL BREAK IT! College, make bucks (S) T.B A.G.A F.S . To travel cross country by motorcy- cle. (To visit England) 45 LOUIS AI Bl RT CORI O Being rich is not everything but it’s enough .” Taco. Luigi. Wimpy!” 12 26 64. Capricorn pp Ed Murray calling me “Little Broun Brother”, losing games, u.iking up to go to school Soccer I don't care”. SLR I . To be an architect . . To be rich and live in an exotic land THERESA ANNI CORRHIA “How fortunate am I to have such ginnl friends that it hurts to say goodbye ” Tcss. Rccsic. Crayon. Cray . 6 15 64. (icmini pp Chalk, repetitive things, styrofoam, fights, being alone, silence Shopping, playing my clarinet, con- versations in cars McD's. Annie's house, Ncwort Washington Inaugural Parade, bus rides uith the Band. C C with T . R . A W haaatl , nobody told me' Don't yell at me College To ride a hot-air balloon KEVIN COSGROVE The umd and uaves are always on the side of the best navigator. July 16. 1964. ( ancer pp Disco Taking life easy Do on to other as others uould do on to you Drafter MARK T COSGROVE “Life is swell. AL. CO June 3. 1964. Gemini pp No snow, l ines, traffic. Tabbers . . Skiing, hunting, soccer . . Vermont. Racquetball Club J.E.P.. AC DC. Acr- osmith ourc a mess”. Think snow .. College TPPCIHP JEAN V1ICMEI I E COTTA You arc what you pretend to be. so be careful in what you arc pretending to be. Jcanic-Bcan. Jingles. Suatty. Vluringlcs Feb. 22. 1964. Pisces pp The past. Purgatory. B A S.P I N . going-out. art Mc D” s. Drive-In. The Wharf KB. Sports. AMI Powder Puff. F A J A . The Bomb , chewing straws. Falcon”. Switzerland Smile”, 22 . . College T B S.S PAMELA JOAN COTTA I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not. When I came to die. discover that I had not lived.” HDT Pastrami. Pcom BPAR pp Goodbyes, soci- ety. progress. JAHSQ MRASSW B, Tab. eat- ing. R0499 Glen. VINAIF Mocl. SB. summer of'XI. swinging with my shadow . . My brain hurts”. I need a Tab.” . College. Peace Corps To front only the essential facts of life 46 MATTHEW P DAILY Remember The Ox pulls (he cart up the hill, but M is the bird who builds his nesi in the tree.” Matt ) 15 64. Virgo pp Humanities Crankin' it. C ruising the Avenue Mellow” room. The Arcade The Who. The Clash. War- ren evon. Sex Pistols Hi George”; Now don’t vou feel stupid . . College. Engineering k k WOODY DAI I OW Don’t let problems of life let you down, just live it free and full of glee Woodrow 7 24 64. Leo . pp Terra's winning. Vinci's philosophy. Lunch line Part). Skiing. Boat- ing . Corner. C L P . Crabs beach. Nurses office . . Goofing in the hall. Virginia. Flood’s command. Cos- todians humor Whats going on' Yeah Ok.!”.. Construction My own business. Real Estate LISA BFTH DAVIS Hold tight to your dreams.” Lee. Liscl. Gringo . 11 10 64 . pp: Users and Abusers. Busy Signals. Being bored Being with my friends. Styx. RFO Speed wagon. Journey . . N.V.L.’s house . 5 years with I B in D-2. P S. B P . S.U. and leave me alone. I’m having fun. .. To be happy . To be wealthy LORY DECOSTA If I leave here tomorrow will you still remember me? (To live to the fullest). Shrimp 2 7 64. Aquarius pp Unfriendly people . Concerts. Meeting people . . The Wall Reidy's Harry's. Newport Starwheels. Clint Eastwood. Chris Sou a. The Aikens. Malinda Ann Be yourself. Live it up' What’s up? . . Becoming a nurse. Skating. Dancing. Singing. Marrying a rich Guy To live a good life LAL RIF. (LORETTA) MARY DF.FFET The love, happiness, and tears of the past few years; Friendships which last forever and those which be- come part of the past . . these memories will never be forgotten. The short one. Fish 80-81 . Miss Deffet. Shorty . . 1 13 64. Capricorn pp No car. No time. Morn- ings. Goodbyes. McccD’s . . Laurie’s house . Soccer gamcs(G) Football?! . Val dance 80 S.K.I.M.Y., Summer 81. Skiing with PQM.C.PK and Xmas time 80-81. The Who”. Journey .. This is true!”, “I know I’m short!”, Hi!” . College. Marriage someday?! T.B.W.G. - A.S.P JULIA GRACE ROSE DEM AY Be yourself; You're you and nobody else Jules . 8 8 64, Leo . pp: killing animals for their meat and furs. Violence. War. I.osing Athletics. Deciphering ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. Collect- ing Baseball cards . Everywhere Beating Kim Dogan. Making all- state in softball. Elton John Border Song . Sparc me”. What a pity ” Work. College later. Travel, Become rich and give to the poor Play goalie in a hockey game 47 LINDA DEMEO “When you love another, you prove you exist.” Lindy . 1 20 64. Aquarius and Capricorn pp Cigarette smoke. Getting up in the morning. Bus telephones Waterskiing. Spraying sailboats. Blast- ing ACDC across the golf course. Cruising to New- port . . CFP. Newport. Hamboncs. Beach I oving Dave. Ice skating on the pond. Snowy days and warm fires. Goofing around with Kelley. Summer people. Rush “Hey pal” Travel. Keep in touch with my closest friends, to make it and enjoy life to its fullest . DEBRA ANNE DISANTIS Debbie. Dee 11 5 64. Scorpio pp P R.I.A I D . Gossipcrs. Rumors. S O V C () M Partying. Crui- sin' Spending money Newport. Ilarpo's. B k kinks. Mas 15. I9KI at 11:36 pm - Nikki. Mike M M A B B P Don't worry about it” Work Tk PR JEFFREY M DIMAR O Me who doesn’t lose his wits over certain things has no wits to lose.” Helicopter . 7 6 64. Cancer pp Rock music. I B I . Stupid TV commercials. Soap Operas. People who think they know everything Doing anything for a laugh. I istening to Oldies but Goodies” music, calling the health inspector. Movies PIIS I ibrary My mom and dad. when I brought my own lunch. School friends. Teachers. Being in the I ibrary. TERRENCE DONNELLY The world is filled with Kings and Queens, they blind your eves and steal your dreams. It's Heaven and Hell. Zorblcs 12 14 64. Sagittarius pp: Disco. Stuck up girls. School. No beer . Listening to tunes. Going out. Working on cars . . Chip's house. Led’s The path. 9th. 10th. and 1 Ith grade art class. G.W'.. D.H What’s up”. Hey Fred”. “Bo-yea”, “Arc you crazy” . Trade school. Travel . Be a star. Go to California GERALD DAVID DRISCOLL “If I had a donkey wot wouldn't go. D’ye think I’d wollop him? No. No. No.” J B Gerry . . 11 24 64. Sagitarious . . pp Quarterbacks. Purple dresses. S.C.E.L.I M.C. Football, B W T.M H . Newport . . TAMMY . College. Football. S.S.T. K H W .T. F E A E. RICHARD W DLBREUIL. JR “Henceforth I ask not good fortune, I myself am good-for tunc.” Rich .. 6 15 64. Gemini . . pp: Waiting. Crcany’s English Goofing off. Listening to the tunes The form. Joe’s outer office . . Eshics crew. Middletown High School Islanders Don’t worry about it”; “Oh well” Working a large dairy farm in Penn. 48 CHRISTINE DUTRA “Forever shall we flow thus the colors of our rainbow never to reach an end. ’ Chrissy. Chris 21 64. Virgo pp Cold weather. Newport traffic Out with the girls. Po.slwwk. (idling lost with Karen. Eileen’s sleep over Newport. The Wharf . 2nd beach. Newport. The Mooring, Pat Benatar. AC DC. Eileen’s sleep over . . “Sandy between you and me”. “Hey fox” College. Nursing TBUWA- GASBATBF RUTH MARIE EBERHARD “Teach me to listen to those nearest me. my fam- ily. my friends, my co-workers Help me to be aware that no matter what words I hear the mes- sage is: Accept the person I am. listen to me” Sis . 2 24 64. Pisces pp Rules. Gym. W M . W I) . , The Turf . Working with S.J.. M.G. Speedy . . “Such as life” . . Undecided CHRISTOPHER R DUTRA “Life’s to short to miss out on what you want to see.” Souvey Dola . . 3 9 64. Pisces . pp: Bio 2. Slcczy women L.U W.W C F G. Music. SM A O C . Bumming around. Drag racing The W all. Center stage. Dockside. Harpo's. Play Den Blizzard of “78” Freshman year. 10-15-81. 36- 24-35. Long legs. Snow storms on Fridays. Moct Chandon, Long lines “Oh Baby” I. MS M T Mll'l W Y B South America. Europe. College. Multi-millionaire. Mar- riage. Divorce T S M I I) A I A M S. J E OT H M S A N L WSJ TEA T B WIT W RHONDA JEAN EMSLEY We the unwilling, led by the unqualified, have been doing the unbelievable for so long with so little, now that we attempt the impossible with nothing.” R-Ban . . 6 6 64 pp: Accounting . Partying W ashington Square. Movie house . . Ereshman year at the path. The barn . . “W'hat’d ya say”. “Huh” . Cooking School KB. GWG KLSTB.I BU JOHN M DUTRA “Find the coast of freedom buried in the ground.” J D . 3 21 64. Anes pp: F.F.D Patrol. Loud people Garage ERB Elabcrd. the way it was. Rincndcl . “If I were a rich man . Going for the one . Chair saw Massacre! LOUIS M ESCOBAR “Don’t let your problems get you down” Roach 3 12 64. Pisces pp Trees. Accidents. M.N.. No parties. Unemployment . Eskies Crew. The crew. Bikin’, riding. Crankin’ Zeppelin. Moose- head .. 2nd beach. Newport . 4WD F-250 .. That’s life” New England Tech. Self-Employment. T.C.D.T.F.T. ROSEMARIE ESCOBAR “In silver clouds that fly so high live the dreams you search for but can't find. Rose 1 19 64. Capricorn . . pp Getting nowhere. Flat tires Concerts. Parties. Rock-N-Roll. Walk- ing in the rain. Meeting people Farm. Beaches, Going out with Lori and Diane Meeting Scan. Walking around and not knowing where I’m going. Friends . “I don’t wanta” . . Professional photogra- phy. Be with Sean . Own lots of houses. Be a singer MARY E FERREIRA “Life’s truest happiness is found in the friendships we make along the way.” Isn’t fun just the best thing- Mahr-fadesh 5 24 64. Gemini . pp Waiting!. No whiff. BEN. No money . SWDME. Listening to music. Long talks. Sleeping. HFWGW The cot- tage. CDA2B M painting 82 (CCM- Sept. 19- Dots). MEM. TWBWDPC “AYAT? YBY- SAIA!” “Please- You’re weird!” . . College. NY- Fashion Design . Happiness. Own many Jaguars FRANCESCA ANN FARIA God asks no man whether he will accept life. That is not the choice. You must take it. The only choice is how.” Henry Ward Beecher. Life Thoughts Fran. Frannic. Francic. Frannicccsca . 9 9 64. Vir- go pp: Getting up early. Broken friendships. Wait- ing. Saying goodbye. Cars that break down every other weekend . Talking on my phone. Hockey games. Summers in New Hampshire. Good times with A T. and C.C.. Games and fun limes with L.W.. Experiences with PO . Abbey rink. ST. Georges rink. McDonalds. Newport G.P W.A.A.C., COLEF.N FERRIS Cooncha. Bubba . 7 27 64. Leo pp: Waiting. Red Lights. Busy telephones (C.S.) . . Camping. Swim- ming, Listening to good music. Cruising with LB. Spending money Newport. The point. Sou a’s, Lee’s house Summer 79’ Cape Cod. Weekends “Bang it”. “Gloria how arc you”, “Hay Dola”. “I guess you had to be there” .. To graduate and return for a command performance. College. Travel . To be successful and happy ELIZABETH ANNE FFRRFIRA “God moves in a mysterious way His wonders to perform; He plants His footsteps in the sea and rides upon the storm.” Short Cake. Shorty. Short Stuff. Hobit. Moon walker. Angel. Beautiful. Babe 8 21 63, Leo pp: Cliques. People that smoke pot. People that think they’re perfect. Mondo Building puzzles. Writing letters. Making crafts. Listening to my radio . Nadeau’s My best friends. My child- hood. My pony and cats that I had. All the happy times of my life . . ANN MARIE FIFTKIFWICZ “Walk on a rainbow trail. Walk on a trail of song. And all around you there will be beauty.” - Nava- jo Song Annie. Ann . . 3 26 64. Aries . pp: Tests on Mondays. Crowded hallways Drawing. Hiking. Biking. Watcrskiing . Working at Shop-Rite. Search for colleges. Newspaper!!. Yearbook ’81!. . “I ain’t handle that.” .. College. Mcd-School . . . to be a doctor 50 LORI FITZGERALD “You've only got one life to live but one is enough if you live it right.” Fit 8 16 64. Leo pp: Cliques. People who don't understand ya. School Hanging out with my friends. Cruise around. Listening to tunes. Going shopping 689. Newport Parties with all my friends. Bowling on the base oh Yea?” . Go to work. Travel around . Stay with JR A FRANCIS W FURTADO If everything is coming your way. you're prob- ably in the wrong lane. 6 7 64. Gemini pp Fords. Chevies. Ports- mouth Automotive Hanging around. Drag rac- ing The park. Newport V1 good friends Own my own business and make big bucks . To have a harem TAMMY I FLOYD “Use what talents you possess; the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best H Van Dyke Tab. Tamms. Pinky . . 8 20 64. Leo pp Phony people. J.D. . Apathy. Busy signals Tennis. R +C. J D . Beach- Goofin’ with Martinc. F G . Fox Patrol Newport. 2nd beach. F.F. “T . G D I),, P P W I Ml W M R . VI y friends- Rocky Horror with S.L. as F.F. Pat Benatar concert Like Wow - I say! . You’d best . Spa ’s unite . Col- lege. to be happy . . T.M.G.K.A.G.L. JUDY k FOSS “What you are is God's gift to you. what you make of yourself is your gift to God. Awundy. Judy. Judy. Judy. Hey Jude . 3 2 64. Pisces pp: School lunches. Waiting. Goodbyes. DI D Being with Re-Re and Kim C.. Winning PV. Going out to cat. Spending money. Hanging down at the Nurses office Newport. Burger world. Soap Operas. T.G.I.F . . Partying at the Souza’s house. Maine with K.S.. Wendy C.. Pamic. PR.. Boston, always and forever . . “Humar . To be happy and make the best out of life while I can . . I wish the best of luck to everyone in the class of 82. CHRISTINE I GILL “Yes there arc two paths you can go by. but in the long run there's still time to change the road you’re on. (I hope so) Grill 1 7 64. Capricorn pp: The system Having a good time with J.K.. K.D.. P3m P . Scan S . Liz W . k J The garage. Powcrlines. The Sea wall. Melville, k cr. Jimmy’s. Newport SS . The summer of 80-81 at kal’s and Powcrlines “I got to get a job . “Spark-cm Going to R I College for 2 years . . To live each day to the fullest NANCY GILL Do it now. soon it may be illegal ” 12 15 64. Sagittarius pp Fences. Punk. Disco . . STWGF LF. SS. MJ. The Green Chair (144674) College. Marriage . Travel Cross-Coun- try 51 UNDA ANN GIUSTI “A nice man is a man of nasty ideas. JS l.in. Linny. CWT 10 13 64. Libra . pp: P T M T S.AT T EGG SALAD. The mile blinker.. Hangm with the foxes (LMMT). Beach bumming KFC Gladys and Gloria. Suzy Q’s. The Doors(!!!). “Seriousl)”. Life’s tough . . College. Marry some- one rich. Own a Mazerati . . . TMOSAJkJR What lies behind you and what lies before you arc tiny matters compared to what lies within you. Kay . 8 18 63. Leo pp: Getting up in the morning. Cliques. Having my boyfriend in Brazil Read. W atch T V.. Volleyball. Swimming Friends. Sec- ond Beach What . Right . Oh Boy .. Go back to Brazil and marry my fiance . To be happy always Comma 8 12 63. Leo pp: PHS . Where the party is Kim Pine Where’s the party? . . Not go to school Ski off a cliff CATHERINE ANNE GROSSI “If a man docs not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer Let him step to the music he hears, however mea- sured or far away. HDT Cathy, Nut. Cath . . 6 30 65. Cancer . pp: People who spell my name with a K‘‘;KFC; Homework; LMD; Fakes Sports. Reading. Being crazy . . Basketball, Gcrbils. 15. Softball 81 . Shut up! , “Scum . . College. Vet school T.T.E.W.LR- TOT 52 PHILIP R GRANT “None but yourself, who arc the greatest foe. Tweety 4 22 64. Taurus . pp: Concussions. Football injuries. 12. No snow in Winter. DK Football. Skiing P W D.S.B P A H S S. Engineering. College football T.W.OJ- M AS J I PAUL G HACKETT True happiness is the pursuit of knowledge and the joy of understanding Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind. Try not to be a man of success, but rather a man of value. — Spinoza. Emerson. A. Einstein 6 21 64. Gemini pp. Creationists. Bigots. Moral Majority , ’’Maximum memory exceed- ed. Sycophants, Giving speeches . The Rcsevoir, The comp room . Kansas. Beatles. Beethoven. Bari Sax. SW. ST. Cosmos, The science club . Math club. A B T L P M J P J D . “Yea but . I can relate . I don't care . College. Astro- Physics. Ph D. . To be omniscient, to truly not care GREGORY W. HALL “Some days seem short some drag on forever; but both existed in the same time frame, it's all in how you've invested your time. 5 17 64. Taurus pp Slang 5s up man. PHS Good music. top “Tube Snake Boogie , Neil Young ”W intcrlong” Give the past the slip To get a little more educated CRYSTAL V HARPER “A true friend unbosoms freely, advises justly, assists readily, adventures boldly, takes all pa- tienti). defends courageous!), and continues a friend unchangeable. Chris . 3 5 63. Pisces pp People who make fun of other people. Loud music . . Taking care of my animals and staying home Home. School Library . . Friends. Teachers. Homecoming, and the Library . •‘Turkc . College. Secretary To own horse, getting married. Pleasing my mother CAROL ANN HAMILTON There is no need for an outpouring of words to explain oneself to a friend Friends understand each other's thoughts even before they are spoken. S.P.S 1 14 65. Capricorn pp Moody people; Melville party . . Schlepping with Jodi. Laughing with John. GJCLA. Fating The Cottage. The beach Ski Trip-1981. P H.I.G P C 'S. Parties, Summer. Dances. Genevieve. E'loisc. J VI s love affairs. C.E. and M A. a. I B Hey Swine! . “Spa out and die. . . T B A T.. College. Travel BRLCF. F HARRINGTON. JR Live life fully as possible, if there is something you want grab it anjj don't let go Determination will bring you a long way. 8 10 64. Leo pp Stuck up people. Staying in on weekends. No parties Parties. Girls. Biking. Hik- ing. Camping Newport. Second Beach. The crew FI I WTD. Reeling in the bucks “What's happen- ing . “That's life Trade School G.M.T.A.N- W A LI T M F Y SHARON PATRICIA HANSEN To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly. Sharoon. Pat. Rick(ey) . . 5 14 64. Taurus . . pp; Boredom. Waiting. French. People who think they arc better than everyone else . Walking to beach. Sleeping. Being amongst family and friends Home . . Friends. Good times. Elevator. Blinds. 10th grade English class . I know”. Oh. Well. . College . Happiness and Success KELLEY ANN HARRINGTON All you need is love . . .” Kelly. Raccoon . 2 19,64. Aquarius pp People who fight with each other. PHS. Creeps. Big mouths . Parties at Crabs Skating. Waterskiing. Smiling + being happy. Summer cruisin' . Steve's. CFP. New- port. Dunn's starwheels . . Friends. Partying with Linda. Rush. Yes. Spraying boats on skiis . “Only kidding . “Smile, it's not that bad . “Twiddle College. Be successful!. Keep in touch with friends. Have fun . To live a great life. See C H. A.D. again 53 PAUL E HENRIQUES “Patience is a virtue ” Pete. Paulic . . 3 14 63. Pisces pp Two faced people. People who use people Parties Beach My first car. First love. Spending quiet times with P P W S. “Funkadelic”. “What a you mean ' To be a singer, actor, and stunt driver . To go to France. Get married and have kids TERESA J HENRIQUES “To love is to know the sacrifices which eternity exacts from life. ’ John Oliver Hobbes Tcssc. Tee. Terri. Voit 2 . . 6 16 64. Gemini pp Portsmouth High School. Spiders. Snobs. Two faced people . C'ruiscn the Avc . Sapowet Beach, Parties . Plymouth Avc . Cheap Skates . Good times with W I), PP. D.C. “Pam Paquinn!!!”. Get out of here”. “VOIT” To be an accountant To do the best I can do and have the greatest time doing it. TOM HOLIDAY Doc 7 3 64. Cancer pp J.F.J.F.R D . Fake people. People who use other people. Girls who know they’re good looking Sitting in the library period 7 . H.O’s house . . 9th grade “She’s sweet”. “Noway” Air Force . Sky diving. Ride the rapids in an innertube LAURA MARIE HOI.ZER “Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” T T . Lulu. Jugs. PI. .8 11 64. Leo . pp: Cliques. Working. Backstabbers Softball. Taking long walks Newport. Kaiser. Drive Dances (Valen- tines 80). Sept 22. Mark. Family and friends. Soft- ball games. Step by Step. Freebird. Stairway to Heaven “Please. Gimmic a break” College. Marriage Own Trans Am. I ivc in the country. Good Luck Class of 1982 ERTHEL E HILL “Beware lest you lose the substance by grasping at the shadow.” 9 26 64. I ibra pp: 20 min. lunches. Riding the bus. Tourists Football games. D and I). Going to the beach The beach. Newport V-T week. Pep rallies. Trip to Canada “Let’s not and say we did”. “Whatever” . College . To live in the South. Get an engineering degree PATRICIA ANN HURLEY “Now it’s time for me to go. the autumn moon lights my way.” Patty 3 6 64. Pisces pp Waiting. Bad tempers Spending time with my friends Newport Christimas 80. Goodtimes with Pam. Paula. Teresa. Trisha.. Van llalcn. Zeppelin. Stones. Journey “Oh my God” College. Career. Marriage T BW W.D S4 Jl NF IBBOTSON The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever.” Junc-Bug I l l I 64. Scorpio . pp Stuck-up people College TBWBSF LEEANNJACKSON Time flies too quickly Make the most of your time, live for today.” l.cc. l.ucia . . 2 20. Pisces pp: Conflicting plans, being depressed Meeting people, work, driving around, watching football games Newport, the beach, the Glen Rock-n-Roll. friends, good times, thunder storms Wow?” How ya doin'?” Hey! . . College. Traveling To become successful. To be happy SHERYL JFNRFTTF For long you live and high you fly and smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be.” Shell- 8 8 64. I co pp Immature people, hangovers. W S Going out with PS. KH. I R. QH, WS; Pink Floyd Crusin' Newport. B W . Awudy Quinta's parties. TC T F A N W You crack me up’” To be happy and live life to the fullest To marrv a rich man RICHARD DANIEl KELt F.Y I am confused, but I have build a raft of desperation and the bottom is rusting out. with the water rising around me. Throw me a life-line and save me. Dan. Danny, Granny . . 3 2 64. Pisces . pp: People that can't sing. Not smiling, my lousy memory writing songs, singing and playing guitar G.H.S. Auditorium P P Hope. N Y F . G H.S..T Oh. Oh. Oh . Wild' . Make more music SUSAN LORRAINNE JAMES You made it together, you can make it apart; Now that it's over you still have your heart The story is not finished. A chapters just through Start writing the next one and do it for you.”-J.D. Suicidal. B”. Grass. T T . . 6 28 64, Cancer . . pp: Math. Phony people. D A . G.YV.V . Crusin’. G C A B J . Talking. SCOUTING OUT. G.D W M F The Block”, the Cottage. Turtle (S. K. C. J). B W . . That's Life” . . College, Travel. Much mone T.S M T F T.S.T.G.S W G.l K.S. JOHN KELLY Always knowing what you want in life is a goal that is hard to reach.” Nose 7 14 64. Cancer . . pp: Car lights, night driving Soccer, parties, having fun . L I... Junior Year. Boston, Steve Miller. J Gcils Don't worry about it”. I don't know ” College for 2 years . To be rich and own my own restaurant 55 LINDA A KELLY “I shall pass this way but once. If there be any kindnevs I can she let me do it now for I shall not pass this way again.” Lyn, Kelly Face . 9 1 64. Virgo pp: Busy phones, warm beers, wrinkled clothes Being with my friends-Deb-, meeting new people, being tan in the winter . Steve’s. The Big R. Newport N T F.N.S . How’s my favorite person B.L.?. Boston . . Hey Deb”. Go for it!. B O I . College . To be rich and live in an exotic land KRIST I YNN KNIGHT “In your vision of the world is the image of yourself.” VIorgan Bubba 7 7 64. Cancer pp KXYJ Polyester, waiting for people. Kmart, to try new foods Fight- ing with Jean. Pit and I on. GOWI PDTKJMS 2nd Beach. Bowen's Wharf, Newport . IABJWLTB ”0’ Shut Up You’re a jerk I'm not mad! College To Live on a deserted island HELEN KIRKPATRICK Just when I knew all of the answers, somebody changed the questions!” Dingy . 6 19 64. Gemini pp: Being grounded, being broke Riding, partying, watcrsknng Stone- bridge. Cumby’s. The Park New Mexico. Winter of 80. Rush concert. Lincoln Par . Steve. Mad Mata- dor. M.J.. S.S.. A.C.. C.D Turn that truck around’”. What’s Up? . To be happy in whatever I do Shipwrecked on a tropical island with T.M FRANCIS VEERF I Al DI R III You don't need a weatherman to know which way ihc wind blows. Mad Dog. Ralph 8 7 63. I co pp Starting out to be taller and then ending up to be smaller than K.C., Walls. Kids on bikes Mellow Room Beatles. Clash. Who. Sex Pistels. Indoor Soccer, pla mg goal- ie. J.B J M KC PK M ( T B JC M 1C C P J P M P DT J K PQ JS College l aw B T I O T Y T B GO W V R A H S I M PATRICK I Kl INF There’s nothing you can do that can’t be done Nothing you sing that can't be sung Nothing you can say. but you can learn how to play the game. It’s easy.” K 6 10 81. Gemini pp: Careless mistakes Sports-Soccer'. BBCi + BRW Navy Base. Mike's House Beatles. Zeppelin. Rolling Stones. Sailing and Skiing with Pat. Mike. Kev, The Crew War toys are fun toys. Keep! Sweden. College. Marines TGI BATGSGITS SI ANNI MARII I I Ml AN The world is his who can see through its preten- sion.” Sue. Su . Susie 12 2 64. Sagittarius pp Spiders getting lost, cars that break down Newport. Ocean Drive R� cky Point. Chickens I ggv yellow shirt, old friends. (R . II I . RS.) Check it out . Bummer College, Hawaii To own a I errari 56 DON F I FONARD You only live once so make the best of it! Li urd 7 20 64. Cancer pp Stuck- up people. Trees. XI’ Dodge Colls (i.D.I N Newport Moving and staying single -2K-ss- 396. To go fast BARRY J I ITTI I When the legends die. the dreams end When the dreams end. there is no more greatness. Barry 11 29 64. Sagittarius pp Redeyes. Hernias Being %ith the crew. Swimming. Out- doors. Bumming around The Circle. The (ilen I ehigh Hill, 6X firebird. Maine, killer . Pep’s keg. I.ynard Skynards I reebird . Arcosmith’s Sick as a IX� g” “W hat do you figure? . Where is the party. “No Problem To gel what I want ROBI RT T I I TII C Q I am he. as you are me. as you arc me and we are all together ' Teakman 5 14 64. Taurus Speeding Tickets. Getting hast led Sandy Point. Newport Rush. Beatles. Zeppelin. Having ginni times and more g«n� d times Hey what’s up? . I G.Ci.H A P MONIQi I M I T TOUT Friends and I overs saying good-bye for each other. Their ways, your way gathered in gardens and part- ing in doorways, and it’s over. And I wonder what was going on inside your head. You were there. I’d like to ask: Did anybody touch you'.' Come and go. it went so fast Did anybody touch you?” Mon-i-q. Vlunik. Mmcgc . 4 464. Aries pp: Vacuum cleaners, egos. MFTB. I cloilc. IWCTT . I ong walks. Riunitc. Music, (ill KFC Summer ‘HI. Being with my friends I'm not!” . . College TTPHIRI . TBWR JF.FFRFY II I ITTI I The sooner you get in. the sooner you get out. 5 26 64. Gemini pp W arm beer. B I Crusing. partying Newport F-X. Fort Buts, path What’s up . Pink Floyd. Led Zeppelin. The Who, Foreigner. Journey To gel a partnership with my father To live an easy life SARAH JANF LONG Don’t dream it Be it! Sal. Wassu. Frankie. La Folic . . 3 10 64. Pisces . . pp: Wind. The Doors, passes, no car. people who don’t laugh . . Listening to music. Siring Bass. Dance. Doing frank. D I). Sleeping RHPS. Boston . . The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Plays. My VW. Gymnastics. Track. Marty Pythan. Bowie. Spring- steen. Chicago. Adam and the Ants (Antmusic). mes amis I’d rather dic . I meant to do that May I bit your face?”. SYFGYT Boston University-Med School-Surgeon To be a male dancer like Bary Shmkov TBSBF 57 JEANINE MARYE LONGSHAW “I’m living my life for tomorrow, searching to find my dreams I know with the help of my friends I'll succeed.’' Nini. Fab 10 25 64. Scorpio pp: Curbs that bite, people who hurt you once and keep hurting you over again . Newport with Jimi, Time spent with Sarah . 28 Prospect Hill. The Rat in Boston Flordia summer '81, winter parties at my house, par- tying with Sarah and Keith “Clue in on life baby. “Dweeb! . College Success. Mcgabucks T H M O W M I W J F JOHN D LYLE “Be what you want to be and do what you want to do Skip . 4 1 64. Aries, pp: Back scat drivers, no snow Snowstorms, skiing P.W.’S, B A D.. B P A., T.E.. . Doug Russell’s basement bathroom. The walk home from John White’s house. The Pretenders, “blades . . “You nimrod!”. B.F.D. . “What do you think I’m made of money?” . . To own a Porsche 928 by the age of 30 . . “HI. on a 60 foot sailboat on a hot summer day JOF L LOPES “What it is. Just what it is. -J.E.S Spike. Thumbholc 10 8 64. Libra pp: Duckies. Realistic . Cussing at the duckies . Down Back AC DC. “G ”. T V. Smitty, S S . M S S . “The Bat- tic Star What’s up? . How ya doin ’ . What is it!” . . College. The Tour . My own Pro Shop. Beating Millward. “300 . “800 GARY M MAIDA “You can only get out of life what you put into it. 1 8 63, Capricorn pp: Math, waiting, summer sessions S.E.S.. Football 23. Sports. Parties. Sandy Point. Second Beach. M M Paint Co.. Painting the Barn “82 . Fashion Show “81“ New- port M il B . Summer W ater Skiing New Y ork City. Time Square. Parachuting . . College. Military DEBORAH A LU17 “I value the friend who for me finds time on his calendar, but I cherish the friend who for me does not consult his calendar pp Rushing. Ignorance. Deadlines f riends Lyn. PS. KC. MM. Mark . Steve’s. Ramada Boston. HKGLCL “Hey l.yn! , “Blow my mind. B O I . . College. Europe To be rich and live in an exotic land SHAWN JOSEPH MANVILLE “Everyone goes through changes looking to find the truth, don't look at me for answers. I don’t know' Do Y'ou? 9 17 64. Virgo pp Not trust worthy people Going out. Moto X Beneath the sky alive and free . Jethro Tull. Florida, childhood . Under- stand’ . “Well? To succeed totally in any- thing I decide C D.K.P L.L A D.L.R D.? 58 I AURA I I I MARTIN Lorilic. I.aur April Fools Day “64”. Aries, pp “I need music , ears without radios sleep- ing in the sun. giving parties Newport.( I W friends trying to ski at Jay peak nursing Mi l ISSA MAI MATHER I live for dreams; so it seems To face reality; just is not me. 12 21 63. Sagittarius pp no car or money, can- celled dance dreaming, sailing, riding Abbey. Newport Abbey weekend, dances, everyone “cosmic. goof. poor puppv college. New Hampshire to make my parents proud JAMHS J McGAW No sense makes scnsc -Charks Manson Jimmy Savage 4 14 64 Darien-thoms pp cretins calling me cynical, upside down water faucets . Jazz. Blues. Composing . The Mcllo Room Beatles (White Album). Dylan (Blonde on Blonds). Clash (Sandinista).. Hi George . Ring. Ring it s seven a m. . . college, recording, engineering, pro- ducing to survive a WHO concert JOHN R McKENNA If you want anything in life you have to work for it. Mac 6 17 64 pp people who never try to do something play basketball and listen to music Bob s having fun and good times with my friends school to get a good job and make a lot of money JOHN Mct.AUGHl IN My interest is in the future because I’m going to spend the rest of my life there - Charles I Kettering McGee . 1 14 64, Capricorn pp: B.C.H.S., M.C.. G G . being whipped whales, tales, prince of whales with Mon . Russo. W ilbur, and Murr The Big T. C rosby. Stills. Nash and Young. Jackson Browne. 36. The Famous Ride college T B B AT BONNIK LOUISE MEDEIROS Here is my question to the world W hat is life with- out love, happiness, caring and freedom? Bon-Bon. Bonnels . 3 10 64. Pisces pp: Term papers, tardies. T.S.. S.A. . . talking, goofin’ ... the Bus Dept., the library. A wing STYX, friends, the good times. H C . W T W B W C B W II . 10th grade English, goofin with Patty A., N.G.. M S. . Really. What . Business Administration . to be free. T M A G.L.F.M 59 MARY R MELLO “One day at a lime - this is enough. Do not look back and grieve over the past, for it is gone. Live in the present and make it so beautiful that it will be worth remembering “ 1ST Mar. Myrna, Marsha. Gee” .. 12 3 64. Sagitarius pp: Change. Slow people . McDonalds, being with my friends, sports Newport. Football and Soccer games Basketball season, letters from D.S . being a “Gee”. Mellooo “What a poonta”. I H.T.W .. E.D.D . College. Recreation . . To be successful EILEEN MARIE MELVIN “It is belter to lose on your own terms than to win on somebody elscs.” I. Lccn. Lini, Melba-toast. Irecne . . 8 28 64. Virgo . pp Backstabbers. math. G.W.U., Liver . Skiing. S P P. watching M A S H. going out the C D S.S. and the rest of the girls. B.H.W.W.C., Talking on the phone Newport. Play-off. FI P . D.J.D.. The Boss. Pat Benatar (concert). Talking Heads. Cars. Pretenders - Precious Cherries!. Band . . Nippy. “What a Nimrod” . . College. Success . To be organized and V.R MICHAEL THOMAS PFTFR MELLO “Ask and you shall rccicve; seek and you shall find; knock and it shall be opened to you Mike. Michel 9 1 64. Virgo I istcmng to classi- cal music, playing the piano and talking . St. Anth- ony’s. P.H.S. Band. French Horn, being a Roman Catholic, having assisted and been good friends with: Msgr. Shea. Fr Maguire. Mst Rev. Bishop Geliheau College. Music. Thcologs . To be a friend to everyone and to live a Godly and full life doing for others in the service of God JODI ANN MEUNIER “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.” Jodi. Joelle. Toadiss, Jodc . 6 16 64 pp: W aking up. busy singals. no money, saying good-bye . . Schlepping with Carol Ann. hanging outwith friends, sleeping, going to the beach Potter and Co.. 2nd beach P.H.I.G., Ski trips. The W ho. J.T.. Carly Simon. George Carlin. S.S + G.F.. PC. parties. G.O.W.J.C P “It’s a mission!”. “T” College. Travel . To live in Australia, sail around the world PETER ANDREW CHRISTOPHER MELLO “What is a friend'1 I will tell you. It is a person with whom ou dare to be yourself ” F. Crane Pete. Pcdcro. Pcta. Sr. Bcso . . 1 30. Aquarius . . pp: The k k k . nose people. Cigarette smoke. I told you G.O.W.E.A M. walking McD’s. Burger king. Newport Devo. Plasmatics, kiss. B52‘s. Blondic. Rachmaninoff. Stravinsk) Ska- duna. “Oh Yeah”. Cocka Doodle . . College. Mu- sic T M I T VI A. T M S O VI. T.C.T.S W DEREk OWEN MILLER “All the world’s indeed a stage and we arc mcrch players, performers, and portrayers of each an- other’s audience outside the gilded cage.” Rush Bo 7 7 64. Cancer pp Soggy Corn Flakes. School diving, fishing, walking . . Rush, l ed Zepp. Hendriz. Acrosrnith. Black Sabbath, the bus ride back from Rogers High Getting a good job and working it from there. 60 ROBYN WENDEI Mil l ER Success is measured by who loves you. and who you love.” Rob. Rouge-gorge. Buns. F R OG ”. I B 11 16 64 Scorpio pp: Stop Signs. When peo- ple spell my name Robin. Stealing Sheraton Signs. Unicycles, ditches Play-Off. WIZLU. The Van . F.B.T.G., P P Champs. The Awe- some 8—Summer '81. 55378008. MTB. Green M Ms. G and Y No I’m Not On Drugs!”. “P O M F.r . College Phys. Ed J B TERI LYNN MOORE Be yourself.” . . Leo . . pp: Polarization of socia- lities at P H.S., Not having a Lamborghini Pseu- do-Punks. and Neo-Newwavers Meeting Gary Numan. Barry Gibb's towel (Remember M.M.J.R.A.R K.K.?). G.N.K. Tours, Journey. V.H. in concert. R II P S. w S.L.. 2nd runner-up Miss Teen R I What a Drag!” . Bands: Stones. Sayne. Tour de Force. David Johansen. Joe Cocker. Otis Redding. Sting . . . Harpo's (Is there any other place?) . . . College. Get Rich Quick . . To Break On Through ALAIN JOHN MONGFON When it rains it rains, but when it snows it blizzards. Take that to the bank buddy!” Frosty. Mongc . 1 18 63. Capricorn pp: No gas. accidents. 2nd times around, no tunes and no snow . Quebec 1st Beach. McCorrie's Point. The Alley . “No Way” . . College M.K.S JOHN MORGAN Doing things you enjoy is easy, it’s the things you don’t enjoy and must do that’s hard. Put your best efforts into everything you do. only the ambitious arc successful.” . . Morg. Mooorgan .. 12 18 64. sagittarius . Being carded. Busy phones. F.P., No Money . . . Skiing. Selling trees. W N Max’s Wharf, Newport .. Jay Peak, Football. Watcrvillc . “You lured me”. Nut-Run” . . . College. Own Contracting Business, Open Night Club JEFF MONIZ Do not seek for yourself outside of yourself.” Emer- son “Monz” . . 7 10 64, Cancer . pp: Defensive Ends. Hard Butter Playin’ Whales Tales with the Buz- zards J M C . P W , DR. P.G. Phil Collins. Eddie Money, Billy Squire . The Barn 82”. Football and Baseball. We’re An American Band . Ych. Relax will ya!’ “Yo. Buford!” . . College I W T M A P W S H A R T VALERIE JEAN MORGAN Happy are those who dream dreams and arc ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Val. Valalec, Bal. JAP 9 14 65. Virgo Apathy. JBA. People who take revenge on Pearl Harbor—like CAH. SJ. MR. JS, JW, DR. EM Playing my “baby” HOME CCC. BBH. GTWSSKKAJL. LVWJQ(MUD!)) P C’s parties . l was like . . “I can’t, I have to babysit.” . . College, heavy $ . . . A honeymoon in Kyoto 61 RENE MORRFl June 3. 1964. Gemini School Watching the sun set . . The Wall . . To work outdoors JACQUELINE RENA Ml RPHY “You. whose day it is. make it beautiful, get out your rainbow colors and make it beautiful, for today may beautiful things happen to you .“ Jackie 10 15 64. Libra pp Non h.� pp people, waiting Where the party is' Motor Inn. Newport IN I W.2.B.K OJ AM PS Blue Oyster Cult Journey “Smile . “Wink” l ive happy, being crazy Go to Peeks Peeks EDWARD MURRAY Don’t be afraid to be yourself. Mur May 11. Tauras Bridges Baseball, with Hank MeG Newport Playing quaters with S.W . B I . MX Henry and MeG. Big Deal To go into business Never met J.L. PATRICIA A NEARY “For the past is past and will never return, the future we know not. and only the present can be called our own. Tricia. Trish . November 5. 1963. Scorpio . . . pp Snobs, unsocialablc people, big shots . having a good time, riding horses, sailing, skating Hyannis. Newport. Portsmouth Abbey. Beach . . Van Halcn. Acrosmith. Tom Petty. Rock-n- Roll. Concerts. Par- ties. Soccer . . . W ickcd . “Excellent . “Give me a break ” . College To get a great education and have a successful career. DFBBY NEY “G H T.S.1.0 F.G “ Deb Deb. Tosh. Yeti Mouse . . . January 27. 1964. Aquarius . pp Gym first class on Monday morn- ing. Punk rockers. Disco. No senior privileges J V. BS. SV. SM. JC. Drawing. Horseback riding Newport Drive-In. Common Fence Point Floods name on barn. Novas. Led Zeppelin. Whoppers Career. Marriage . To see the first woman on the moon. LISA J NINE Shared joy is double joy and shared sorrow i half- sorrow. Lee. Li a, Bunny. Mouse November 22. 1963. Scorpio, pp Sagittarius Rummors. Gossip. Lies . Art. Drawing, Cleaning . . Business Office and Rooms How we were together This is true! . . Cosmetician To be close to my sister. 62 JULIE A NOACK Although the world may look dark and dreary, we must always follow our dreams and aspirations . For if we do. someday those dreams will come true. ’ Juli. Jules. Ju 8 16 64. Leo pp Morning. Waiting. 4-W'ay stops. NGRFHS . . Being with fricnds CHSJSPDIX'B Burger King. New- port PINK FLOYD. Led Zcp. Rush. B W SJSR-GVA. CH S. No you didn't yes you did. Freebird Ya mother.” ycah OK- TOM NOAH All wish to know, but none to pay the fee.” Juvenal Wiskers 9 30 63. l.ibra pp: English. Home work Water skiing All the shopping malls . . . Trans Ams. Corvettes. Big. expensive stereo systems . Military Take a trip on the space shuttle. KAREN PATRICIA NORIEGA Don’t be sorry for the things you tried and failed. just be sorry for the things you wanted to trv and didn't.” Karen. Kap July 9. Cancer . . pp: Decisions, red lights. I need music”. l.MD . Reading. Sleeping. TTBAT (The cottage) My car Bruce Spring- steen. James Taylor. K P and Buck (SLVA). PC.’s parties. DC . . . It’s been real”. “I’m fine!” . . College, travel . . . T.H.A.E.E.W. 007. JIN H PAK There’s no use in quitting when the world is waiting BETHANY MADELYN CHRISTINE PAGE Remember the past with happiness and live the present with joy. but as for the future, climb high and climb far - - - your aim the sky but goal the star.” Bethy. Thone . 7 29 64. l.co pp Rudeness. Jr. year, messed up society . . . Tennis. Being with friends. Beach Parties Bowen's Wharf. New- port. Ocean. I.G.A. Weekend in New York 81 ! Sum 79” + 81 my ficldsite kids . Oh my God!” . . . College. Psychology . . . Forget all the unpleasant memories and live happily. G.V1.T.M.T.I .K for you. Ginsu. Gin. Kamikaze . 9 7 63. Virgo pp: People who have Discosis. Ditches . The DITCH!, The Magnificent Seven”—J.P.J.M. J B.J.W. F L. M D.T.B The Mellow” Room. M.C. Pool The Clash. Sex Pistols. Stones. B-52’s. Police, U2, peo- ple who died” . . Hi George . EMI”-E.K . Col- lege. Oceanography—go back to Korea? Russ Komitet Gosudarstvennoye Bezopastnosti???. TBS W PAMELA J PAQUIN Do the things you want to do now. because you might not ever get the chance again.” Pamic. Pam . 7 1 64. Cancer . pp Two faced people, people with bad tempers, waiting S.T.W.P H P W T.H.W.D.P A H P J P C W D.W.J.W . Arcade. Newport. Third Beach Good times with Patty. Debbie. Teresa. Tricia. Paula- Van Halcn. Acrosmith. Kinks! . “Teresa Hcnri- ques! Awudy' Marc! Snouza!” . College, Nurse. Marriage T B W J.S.. Best of luck to all in the Class of 82”. 63 CAMILLE ELAINF PATEN AU DE “Yesterday is a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope ” Mcalcy Bones. Camel. Camillikins . . 5 26 64. Gemini pp: Short lunches, smokers, snotty people Basketball. Water Skiing. Weekends with Dave White . J.C. Penney. Drive-In. Bowling Alley A.J.T.. D A A . R M P . D.S.W.. N R “You’ve got to be kidding me!'”. “Be Serious!” . . College. Computer Science. David . To be successful in life. MELINDA BETH PECKHAM “The happiest moments of my life have been those times that I’ve passed with my friends and family.” Melin. Mindy. Vlinda 12 9 64 pp Working extra hard to succeed when other people don’t have to. P A.(S). People stopping in the middle of the hall . lee Skating. Hiking. Skiing I riends. Carl. Gym- nastics Oranges . “Hi-O Medical Technolo- gist . Own and live in aid big house. SARAH DENNIS COGGESHAI I PECKHAM “Pools of sorrow, waves of joy arc drifting through my open mind, povsessing and caressing me Nothing's gonna change my world.” A.T.U. John and Paul. 3 26 64. Aries pp War. M D C . Spiders I) K S. 5 IH 79 H20’s house and the Corner Boys Keith. The Beatles “Think for Your self’. “Run for your life”. “Taxman.” . . Art School . Live in England. DEBORAH JOAN PEDERSEN “A thoughtful word, a cheerful smile, can make another’s day worthwhile. Debbie. Deb 6 20 64. Gemini pp: Red lights, waiting for people, and long lines . . Skat- ing. Beach. Long walks with John . John’s house The good times that I spent with my friends: Cory. Melinda. Pam. and Bethany . “That’s swell” Nursing school. . to get married and live a happy life. KRISTINE ALISON PERKINS “God forbid that I should go to any heaven in which there are no horses.” Robert Graham Krissy . September 25. Libra Riding. Skiing. Ballet. Art. Dreaming . Trinity . Buck. 143-V. W. D. E. K. Summer “81”. New Hampshire. Bcachcs-Bahamas. Daisies. Eric Carmen. South- side Johnny. Santana Happiness. Success RUTH MARGARET PERRY “This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.” Ruthic. Rufus. Rufie, Ruthykins. Chicky. RMP. RXS. Grccla. Poodic. Mom September 12. 1964. Virgo . pp: P.E.. Curfews Brian Business Dept.. B’s H . B's D.. J.C. Penney 11 4 80 “IYHW?“. “PIV!” . College. Mar- riage. Children . . Happiness. 64 STEVE PERRY “Take one day at a time, worry about tomorrow when it gels here.” Eoreman July 20. 1964 Cancer Selling Christmas Trees Spruce Trees go to trade school or go to work. NATHAN E PHELPS “To seek the sacred river Alph. to walk the caves of ice. to break my fast on honey dew and drink the milk of paradise Nate . . 6 7 64 . Gemini . pp: strict, nine, life, cops R R. S. I) I. Farm Newport . T M . The Path. ’79 Pep Assembly riot . . for sure . California. Law . Travel. S.K MICHAEL A PETERS “Maybe I'm laughing my way to disaster Maybe my race has been run Maybe I’m blind to the fate of mankind, but what can be done'1 Just have a good timc -PS Mike May 14. 1964 . Taurus pp: “Why didn’t you”, what if being with friends . . West Palm Beach soccer, “night moves”, changes Always look on the bright side of life. Help College . to travel and meet people SWEDEN ANNE FRANCES PIMENTEL “Life is very short and there’s no time for fussing and fighting my friend ” Annie. Anne, 32 .. October 28. 1964 Scorpio pp: The Big V’s”. C D . liars . going out with friends. T B T.C R R K.O. . Newport. McDonald’s . . Inau- gural Parade. Beatles. Tom Petty. Tull Way to be . College ( .T W O I) B D. TINA MARIE PEYTON “The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it You never get a second chance to make a good first impression.” “T”, Teen . . 5 8 64 . Taurus . pp: waiting, busy phones, people with no sense of humor. M A M O- G.O.W B.L.I.A.. A.L.A.M H walking on the beach, babysitting’’ . “Newport . K B J M ’s house. Cru in with Maria . Dianne’s Birthday “1980”. The Graveyard. 1981 fieldsites. B A.J.M.A.K That’s great, great. Oh I love it. ya right, for sure .. College . To be happy. LYNETTE M PINTO “He who fears being conquered is sure of defeat Gloria Finkleslcin . . October 4. 1964 . Libra . . pp: being stabbed, the mile blinker. M.F.T.B. Hanging with foxes (M M L.T.) . . K.F.C.. F.F . . Gladys and Gloria, popping, shopular. The Fox Patrol . . It’s a rough life . To live happily ever after . to obtain mass quanitics of money. MICHAEL SHAWN PLATT 4 22 64 . . . Taurus Rocky’s Sport Shop. Sandy Point Beach. Ho-Jo’s . . . college, professional career SHARON POTTS It is so important to choose your own lifestyle and not let others choose it for you Potts. Pottsic . . . 3 10 64 . . Pisces pp: people who think they arc better than you. AC DC being with Darryl . . Heritage Trailer Park my fresh- man year T B W.D.S.A. F. and to be a photog- rapher ... to live in a log cabin in N.H. with D.S. P.Q., Q-ball. Q. .. 9 18 63 .. . Virgo . tough guys . . . listening to music, watching and playing sports. BBG BRW' Mike's house. The Navy Base, our lockers The Crew. M.C. P K , K.H.. L.D.. Hol- land. Led Zepplin . . . It’s been real, later, let’s motor, he’s on cannabis, on the rebound . . to be successful in business ... to travel all over the world. T.G.L B AT. G.S.G I T.S.. to hanglidc ROBERT G RADER Let fall the curtains. Wheel the sofa around. 11 8 64 . Scorpio . Larry Bird play basketball . Arcade. Exxon . . . Lynard Skynard. Kinks. Cars . . . college. 66 DAYLE PRUE No one here gets out alive 1 27 63 . . Aquarius . . . pp: punk rockers . . . Newport The Doors. Kinks. Zappa REGINA MARIE RAMSEY I live for dreams; so it seems. To face reality; just isn’t me. Gina . . . 9 11 64 . . Virgo pp: no car. no money .. gabbing with Chris S. Lory D.. being with friends . . Lory’s house. O R.. St. L. . . . Jacksons in concert ’81, H.C.W.K.C., IGA (Don’s party).. Wait a minute!.. . college, child psychologist ... to do my best. JOANNF. F REILLY “Long you’ll live and high you’ll sly, smiles you'll smile and tears you’ll cry. but all you touch and all you see. is all your life will ever be. Jo . . 10 4 . . . Libra pp wrinkled clothes Inconsiderate people playing cards, having a good laugh, making people smile my place JT concert (you’ve got a friend). D H , Jr. Prom!!, Band Banquet. (G.L.). P P Champs . Swear to God!!. Please!! . . . college TS.DMFW.S.T.L.!! NILS A RESARF II “you arc just a visitor here in this place . as a traveler . your passport allows you to fix what you can. to love, to refuse to lake part in ugliness ... as a traveler you’re not to judge but to experience on a trip like this .... it’s loveliness is not in the sameness of people but in their incredible variety Nachito. Carito. Bi aro . . . 10 31 64 . Scorpio pp: underclassmen, freshmen in the computer room. Middlctowncrs the old administration. Cheap Trick. MBM, SL. Mosca . “The phone’s ringing , “shoot the loon” . . . U.S.N. . . . engineer D O.. HENRY J REYNOLDS “Time waits for no one. yet time is always about. Do things while you have a chance to. for tomor- row time may have run out 4 6 64 . . Aries pp: broken plans, working 7 days a wekk cars, crusing. N.H.. D with Murr Sandy Point. Thames St.. 1st Beach time spent with Beth, senior year . . . “hey Michael , “wrong” . . being successful, happy. married . H A F W A S P. B SANDRA MARIE REZENDES Don’t be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is neces- sary before meeting again. And meeting again after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who arc friends. Sandy. Sam. Sandra-Dee 8 3 64 Leo pp J.W. (!!!), Kap’s yellow lights, my age crusing around. B + W O G. . Newport (the block) ... cl Pelham. B.B.H . M B.F. (V.S.S.K ). the Boss “Like: ya know. “Really?” “We’re cruisin’” . . mega-busks college . . V.P. of E.. silver Benz. TTA.CS.TJWF ANDREA JEAN REYNOLDS “One day at a time this is enough. Live in the present and make it so beautiful that it will be worth remem- bering.” Litte Dre. Pooska. Drea. Pierre, Swatty, Aerdna 11 2 64 . Scorpio . pp: stonewalls, tying my shoes, leaving my friends, saying goodbye . . being w N.M.. driving my Mustang. S.P. parlies MeD’s, drive-in 3. everlasting friendship. Nes- tle Crunch Bars, sports . Pooska. I have to wizzlc . college Phys. Ed. . . . to escape and follow the sun. KRISTIN KATHRYN RICCI “Saying good-bye to a friend is casy-what’s hard is reliving old memories of times shared-never to re- turn.” Kissin’ Space .. . 8 7 64 Leo pp: when no one believes me. waiting. Mongcon’s stairs . . D.W.T., B Y., soccer The Cottage. C.S.. beach. R T. . R.S.. Fla. 10th grade. Half-days (M.D.) Bephy. K.E.B.. T.L.. Blondes. You sec my crying. A.H., Turtle, surf, laughing fits, my phone. Dodge, dream- ing. R.S. . . Life goes on”. “You’ll get over it.” . . . college, friends T.S.D.B F.W'.T A 67 COLLEEN MARY RICHARD “Ideals are like stars, you will not succeed in touch- ing them with your hands. But like the sea faring man on the desert of water, you choose them as your goals and following them you will reach your destiny. Bopsy. Twin. Twinkle December 1$. 1964, Sagit- tarius . pp: Charlatans. . . Cheerleading. Class Poli- tics Beach. Boston. Newport. Y I. Trip to Colora- do. Newport '81 (82?!). Florida. Hilton Head. MR. Awesome. Mega. College.to explore.discover . A.C. B W and G.Q.M.'S MAUREEN ELIZABETH RICHARD “To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly. Mopsy. Mo-Mo. Twin. Twinkle, Mole (6.02x10'') . December 15, 1964, Sagittarius . . pp M.T.W.T.F B S Cheerlcading, Class Politics. Sports . Newport. 2nd Beach. Boston. Sandy Point. The Wharf C.S.Y.L.I.C.. Fl.A. Hilton Head. C.R . W.F.P.P.. B-hop .. Cosmic. Relate. Many Die College, to fulfill all my dreams K B M L. ALEJANDRO ROCHA DEL CASTILLO Alex. No’No’ April 24. 1964, Taurus pp Loud. Crazy Music . . Sports and music New- port . Friends, family and Mexican food “Quc Onda College psychology Travel to Canada MARK M RODFRIQUES “What’s going on! Monk July 26. 1964, Leo . pp: Coming to Ports- mouth High . Playing football in the back yard . . Newport Streets . “Spark 'em up ’.. Work in a body shop. ROSEMARY RODWAY “I’d like the memory of me to be a happy one. I’d like to leave an after glow of smiles when life is donc.’ - Carol Mirkel Rosikins. Buffy Rosyc-Q Mugga, Giggles . October 30, 1964. Scorpio pp: Tests. People with no sense of humor Play ing Piano. Dances. Listening to my stereo. Everywhere; McD’s DR’s . . Inagural Parade; TC APZW S PM P W DR NCBOMNWB BGHBSINUSHW DARP . “Umm Boy. No Prob- lem’’ . College; Computers . Hang-gliding. Ski- Diving. JAMES F ROGGERO “Remember the good times, forget the bad times, but always remember the fun you had.' Reject 1 21 64. Aquanous . pp: Getting parking tickets Going to First Beach . . Sandy Point. Newport Rush. Beatles. Led Zeppelin. Going out every night! Coming home at 3:00 a m. . . “Yo Boy’’ . . College . . To live in California, Drive B.C. Car 68 MARTINF ROPPF I wish to say to all my friends-Thank you. for being the best friends anyone could have. Good l uck in all your future endeavors, and always remember I LOVE YOU. Glayds. 7 23 64 Leo Cancer Leo Cancer . . p.p Egg salad. V1.F.T B whipping and abus- ing small children, goofing with my friends . . . Gladys and Gloria. Jodie's Party (?). The Fox Patrol! Better late than never”, hi Fox” . . . to be the first woman to serve as chief justice of the US. Supreme Court . . T A.T.U.W M B • PAMELA ANN SANT “Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees The winds will blow their fresh- ness into you. and the storms their energy, while cares will drop off like falling leaves. Pam .4 25 64 Taurus, pp no smiles, no money music, soaps (G.H.) shopping Newport AC-DC. Rock Roll Okay” college to be happy ROGER RUA How far is the moon?” 12 18 64 . . Sagittarus . .. Don’t worry about it” .. observations pp: granite slab in field .. fly me to the moon . becoming wealthy before 24. learning how to read being able to walk a straight line. HARRY SAUNDERS HANK 8 21 64 Leo p.p rich people, except D II . a basketball player better than me. not making Cool Brcc c’s parties in New York going to New York, walking on Jamaica Avenue, just hanging out. shopping in New York, checking out the Bruce Lee movies on Jamaica Avenue, just coming from getting ootted with D.C. + M l The Bully in Queens. New York. The Rec . The Hill, the park in Long Island. New York the partying times in Vkydanch. New York, playing ball in Rcdhook. Brooklyn. New York with my cousin, me. Boo. Osis - Lunsford, just chilling out . . chill out. slick. Home- boy. I'll yoke it in a minute, down by law. I'll bust you. bust the rhythm. Cool Brcc c. pall the split, homepiece. you know it college (ball) . profes- sional basketball, a millionaire. A.L.T.W.M T M DOUGLAS D RUSSELL “Russo” and D” . . 6 9 64 . . . Gemini . . p.p no snow. J P P’s . guardrails bcllhopping at the Sheraton. B H. with Lyle downtown. BPA. BAP project snow, brews, whale's, tails with Twccty, McG. Mon , and Wilbur, the Maverick . Chief’ and No plans college, arcospacc engineering, fly for the Air Force . . . J.F.A.M R.S.T RONALD A SHAFFER If you think you life is complete confusion, cause you never win the game, just remember that it's a GRAND ILLl SION. and. deep inside we're all the same. Fingers. Ronnie 10 31 63 . Scorpio . pp: slow drivers. Quaker Hill. parties, hunting, going out . IGA. McD's. Newport WALT. C.DT.F.D wasted K.C.I A P . in the dances of the cape work-school-success . to live in a world with no problems 69 KAREN SHELTON It's been a faster year than yesterday, all the things I had planned, and when I think of what I might be gaining. I’m in the sunshine again Karen . . . 1 30 64 . . . Aquarius . . . p.p: red lights, parallel parking, decisions, boring days. HC70 and wailing Bannister's Wharf and driving white roses, snow storms, skiing, sunsets, beaches, payday. Springsteen, nice cars. TSWE . . POSTEWWC. WTTPSWCAS . to be a dental hygienist... to live in a gorgeous house and drive a Ferrari. ELIZABETH V SHOVELTON If life is meant for sharing and time forever runs let's never waste a moment and chase the setting sun . together Beth. Bethel. F.E. . . 2 24 64 . Pisces Trian- gles. Junior Year barefootin; smiling Bellevue, anywhere but home, surfer's end K.E B . SPUR- CREW. SOLONG, 94‘2. The Who. Icehouse. GE 700. 1 + 1 1. Summer 81 . 1435. B I M . She's my best friend. C.S. . . mailbox walk. Molly Hatchett. Rossington-Collins . PSYCHED! going mobile College. N.H W H, stay young! to live happily CYNTHIA ANN JESSIE SILVIA Believe in yourself and your ability to handle whatever tomorrow may bring Cindy. Cynth. Kish 8 31 64 Virgo Empty headed people . Kenny, lee Skating. Talking. My waterbed long walks, friends. Don't hurry, don't worry, and don't forget to smell the flowers . work, school, marriage singing career SHEILA SIMMONS The future is uncertain but the end is always near Zappa 9 30 64 . Libra . clicks, straight people, people who ask me who Jim Morrison is . . . listening to rock and roll and partying . the glcnn what's up man . goin' to California to graduate. ROBERT M SINGLETON Bob II 7 64 .. Scorpio . . . going to school ... to be rich BRENDA L. SOARES Ability- As we advance in life we learn the limits of our ability Bren ..1 17 63. .Capricorn., people who think they arc special and rumors listening to Mr Perrotti's music, being in Mr Alfano s math class, remembering my friends es- pecially Cathy, helping Mrs Conroy and Mrs Cherry home. Mr Pcrrotti. Mr Alfano. my friends; especially Cathy, my family. STYX. Rolling Stones It wasn't my fault working with children, marriage own my own horse 70 Gil l. SOARES You can't always get what you want. Gilby 10 9 64 Libra p.p: People who think they have race cars, but they have junk. Can't have it . . . cruzin. buzzed . . The wall . . Hey man. what's happenin', what a buzzard, cop a seat . . Air Force . . S.P. can't have it. a race car JOSF.PH J SOUSA Life is a series of surprises, and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not. Joe. Portagucc . . 10 16 64 Libra . . . p.p: Homework playing pinball Rush Aerosmith. Led Zeppelin. Van Halcn . . Air Force . . . Travel around the world CHRISTINE ANN SOUZA Think of the best, not the worst part of a situation, and focus in on it. Picking on negative points turns everything sour. Souza . . . 10 10 63 . . . Libra p.p: Phon people, ignorant guys, busy phones. I..R work . . . Cruzin in rose S. red hot mustang. 67. going to Npt. and being with Lori DeCosta. and Awudy . . Npt. Harry's. Pelham East . . being with Wayne at Harry’s. Doo- bie Brothers, and Roomful of Blues . I swear to God ... To get married and adopt children and have one of my own-to be a child care worker . . to travel DONNA MARIE SOUZA “Special joys and special places, friends together . the moments pass quickly, but the memories arc forever! Mona. Buns. Shorty. Momacita . . 7 31 64 Leo . p.p: misunderstandings, saying goodbye, waiting going out, snowmobiling, Newport. 2nd Beach BP being with friends. T.F. (Lc- Car and U M P.C.A.D.D ). Foreigner. Journey. . R TV . . . “Give me a break! , “What? . . . college T.B W B N.A., to reach 5 feet, to succeed. JOSFPH MICHAEL SOUZA Joe. Snooza . . . 5 31 64 . Gemini p.p: Fords. N T.I M. golf. Space Invaders Newport California . . . “W'hal shall be is and may always be. . carpenter-won business . parachute. PAMELA SOUZA For many years I thought I could change this world from bad to good, but now I see my job to be. stop this world from changing me. Souza . . . 10 10 63 . . . Libra p.p: studs, liars, fighting partying up the garage, being with Wendy S. and Sheryl J. . . . Newport. The Turf girl talk in child dev with A M , M S.. K.T.. K.A.. J B . K.S...Foghat. Greatful Dead, Bob Segar . shut up, huh marriage, being with Barry forever. 71 PATRICIA A SOUZA “There is only one success, to be able to spend your life in your own way. Patty . . 6 13 64. Gemini . . pp: Waiting, Two faced people. Busy phones. B.U.W.E. Partying. Cruising in Newport. BS with my friends, M.S.L.W.C.S.. DOS. Motor Inn Summer 79. Parties. Pat Bcnctar. Lou Reed. Cars. L.Z.. Being with Glenn What are you up la? . “Cute, really?” . . Go to College- Child care. Get married. Travcl-Colorado Spending money. Own a Camaro. Be rich ARTHUR C STFFANOPOULOS “Crazy, but that’s how it goes, millions of people living as foes, maybe it’s not to late, to learn how to love and forget how to hate. Art. Stef 9 1 64. Virgo pp: Getting up in the morning. T.F P Sports. Pari). T BW M F “Jimmy’s . “Chris’s . Rush. Journc). Cheap Trick. Crazy crew. A.T.G.I.L. “What . College To be happy and free of worries CLINT A SPURLOCK “Moving in stereo ’’ Spur, Splint . . 7 14 64. Cancer . pp Curfews. Short weekends F.F.S.. Cruiscn Newport. l.owen- brau. C B. A.i .’s. 2nd BS.F... Flcphant. Owing C.B 81. “50-long . “AC DC”. Stones. T.J.V. . l ater . “Chceby-checb. . F M S . Don’t worry about it”. G.D College. Travel. Pilot Motorcy- cle around the world. Live in Australia. CB MARIA C STFFANOPOULOS “Life is a precious thing, live each moment to it’s fullest, and enjoy it while you can.” Maria 8 4 63. Leo pp: User. Abusers. Slow drivers. Waiting for my boat ride from M N Partying. Cruisin. Snow mobiling Jimmy’s. Motor Inn . Pat Benatar. Cars. AC DC. Chris’s Diner. A A meetings. Ponderosa. Having good times with D W . AM. K T . PS. J F . Being with B W. W B “Hey sweety . College. Business Management . To be successful in life. Camaro. Marriage. M l W B W KARFN RUTH STFFVFS The value of life lies not in the length of days, but the use we make of them. Kar. Karckins. Quct cl . . 1 23.64. Aquarius . . pp Depressed people. Pessimistic people. Smoke filled bathrooms Waterskiing. Sailing. BWF . NF.CC, Pizza Hut. The Creamery. The beach Sue. Soccer games. FFH. All my friends, red. G + B MM’s “I’m coming SUE!??? . “What a blast”, Life’s rough . College. Career. Suc- cess. A life filled with happiness . . To be tall. To buy shoes on the first try. BWSS PAMFI A JFAN STEVFNS Now as I leave I can sec a bright new horizon awaiting me to discover and lo feel all life has to offer; memories I'II always have of good and bad times Remember me as I am! Now as I reach for the sky. I look down at my years at PHS and say “Thanks .” Pam 12 29 64. Capricorn pp Phonics. Waiting. R B . I N .( ( S Melville. Cruisin’, N M l Newport. Drive-in. The wall Good times with I B..IM.I D . BP. NT, BW. + D C.. Rush. RI O. S I) R “Hallo ”. “Private joke’ Ha Ha Art School To get the best out of life! 72 DENNIS ST LAURF.NT Dcn-cyc 1 4 64. Capricorn pp School Cellar Graduating Hi Industrial waste TRACEY A TAVARES People arc strange When you're a stranger, faces look ugly when you're alone. .1 Morrison Spaccy December 10. 1964. Sagittarius pp Places to go with nothing to do Being with friends, going to parties No where in particular BRIAN STONE “Don’t take things for granted, appreciate it while it’s still there ’ Pepc. Stoncy K 16 64. I co pp Walking slow, sitting around doing nothing B.C.C Swimming, water skiing J A.. PNHS. The Crew College I.cad a good life 76. LARRY M TAYLOR The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it well.” “Middlctowncr’ . “Prez” 9 10 64. Virgo pp W ork. Term papers. Punk Rock. Calculus Munch- ing at I.G.A Senior Hall” A-W'ing Hall Beatles Ralph”. “Turkey Hill” Successful Veterinarian 42-27-35. MARYEI.LKN SUI I IVAN You critici c and you flatter, you imitate the best, and the rest you memorize, you know the times you impress me most, arc times when you don’t even try.” Prcppycllcn 12 17 64. Sagittarius pp: School Comm, and their decisions, no snow, cotton I aughing. talking, dreaming, being crazy with Mary. SWDME The Cottage. KKH. CE+MAalB. CDA2B Cheerleading. Nana. 9-19. Ficldsite. MEM Buddy. Please. AYAT?. YBYSAIA! I’m so confused! College. Thank-you ME. SM. KK-143 .. BMW-733i. To always be happy STEVEN A TERRA It’s not nice to cheat your friends and neighbors.” Harry PQ Shwartznegger January I. 1963. Cap- ricorn pp: Snapping gum. Excessive speeding Black Jack Jack Daniels Good friends and better times. Woody’s uncanny luck. Vinci’s logic . Life is a waste of time. Time is a waste of life, so get wasted and have the time of your life.” 3 yr. Culinary College, work . Solitude for 6 months. 73 BRUCE FRANCIS THOMAS “The achievement of a set goal is the product of hard work, a strong desire, and a little bit of luck.” Bruce 10 25 64. Scorpio . pp: marching, having no money Playing trumpet, piano, and listening to all kinds of music .. Inaugural parade. ALL EASTERN BAND. EUROPEAN TOUR. Talking on the phone, all who have touched my life in any way! . Remember. Mozart lives!! . . College- Music, travel . . Not to starve while pursuing my career DAVID A THOMAS “Working well under pressure is a result of procrasti- nation.” Dave, Davey .. 10 25 64. Scorpio .. pp: Being called Bruce, hair, breath . . wailin' . Inaugural parade; European tour; ALL EASTERN BAND . . College- Music . . Having 25 hours in a day CORY ANNE THl RSTON “Aim at the sun you may not reach it. but you will fly higher than if you never aimed at all.” pp: negative people . being with friends . . Football games w M S . B.K.W.L . College. Elementary Ed.. Happinevs 12 28 64 DONNA L. TIMBFRLAKE MINE IS NOT TO REASON WHY_____” Doughna, Don. Don't . Sept. 13. 1964. Virgo . pp: No patience . S.E.W.J W.. Tennis . . John. B.I.L.. G.T W.S. . And then you woke up. Can’t complain .. Go to Bermuda . W'alk on the moon. THERESA TOBBEN “If your work isn’t going to communicate, what good is it?” • Laura Hobson Terri . April 8. 1964. Aries . . pp: snobs Walking with a “friend and t.v. F.P : Mr. Alfano. Mr Rut- kiewicz, Mrs Cassesc and Mrs. Sisson, and my friends . . “Cute” “That’s not funny!” To find an enjoyable job JOHN TATE TOMIS Tate. Ski. Polack 7 9 64. Cancer pp Working on weekends. No snow . . Skiing, Sailing, Guitar. Outdoor Sports. Music . Beaches. Mountains Project Snow. Junior Prom. T.A. K.P.E.D.. Ski Trips “Who Cares?” “N E W . . College T B S I A M C W K P D.P.S. 74 F.’LOISF. TOPPA I sit alone as the World turns .md returns, drink- ing wine, I laugh as I ride. Ekky, Muffy 6 15 64. Gemini pp: Garbage men. telephone poles. Tope Snowstorms The cottage. DC’s WB Sept 19 coming at ya. death cruises with Mary. I lorida. Junior Prom. ( YO Ski trip, squeeze, police. Talking Heads. Pretend- ers. Punk. Purple. kl B. Bl KR. Project Show. FWJLGTWDPPJJ. TWMEE. Coke Mobile Happiness, friends. C ollege. Traveling BWO- GOWROUD JIM VARGAS “In a calm sea every man is a pilot.” Vegas 10 19 64. Libra . pp Homework Football Become a drafter Travel AMANDA SUSAN TWISS To affect the quality of the day. that is the highest of arts. -Thorcau Manda. Mandy. Panda 1 19 pp Plans that don't work, mornings, static cling Skiing, sailing, hang- ing out with the girls Potter's. Newport My Freshmen year. JP and SP XI . PC's party. Plans A. B. C S E . The Who. Bruce Springsteen. Jay Peak Be Serious. Really .’ .. College. Travel TGTA. TSTAWSE FI.YSSA UFISFS Apple pic without some cheese is like a kiss without a squeeze ’ Kelly . . 2 10 64. Aquarius pp: Fat people who call meskinny.gym.jp .. Cruising the coast, partying . Black's beach. Swami’s My first white Christmas. Autumn in NF “W hat a drag!’ Major in Marine Biology at UC1 B CARI J VIERA “The good times arc the best times: the bad times fade away The good times arc forever; just remember the last time could be today. Cabeza . K 27 64. Virgo pp Slow drivers, no parlies. P P Halloween of 79 . July 4. 19X0”. Summer of XI Melinda, good times with the crew, throwing snowballs Where are all the par- ties’’ New England Tech . Work To live on a cabin cruiser ROBERT PAUL VINCI Quincy . . 7 24 63. Leo . . School policies. Disco . . Partying, music. Guardian Angels My car Rogers. Mr Nystrum . . School (Culinary Arts) . . Get rich 75 ROSE VIVIEROS “Friends can (urn a dreary day into a bright and cheery day.” Rosie. Virginia 7 18 64. Cancer pp: Stuck-up people. PS. PJP, People using people. C.T.M.F.. Conceited people Spending time with Charlie. T L B I. C.Y.O.L.P . Charlie's house . . The Dance ((3 28 80). “Endless l ove” .. “Forget It . “To each his own”. “Blue eyes”, “God knows” . . Employment with Special Ed. children. Marraigc . . M.C.L.W N.A.. “Endless Love” JOHN WHITE White 10 7 63. Scorpio . pp: Homecoming Court, Kids on mini-bikes. Cops at McD's. B.U.W.C.A. Corrupting PW CAH, being moody. M.LW.C.A. Beaches. F.S.O.M C. . Dances W.C.A. Carol Ann. GDW PAD. Ski Trips . College. Presidency. P.G.C. . . T.M.M.P. L.W.C.A H , To be a PG.C K ERIK W ALLIN “It has to get better before than this.” 6 16 64. Gemini pp Dawn patrol. D PS. V-P. Suspensions Concerts, Parties. Reading. Fishing Zappa Concert. US History. Cutting Class W riter CP CD I P I M CR K SA SL PAUL WILBER “Once I had a little game I like to crawl back in my brain. I think you know the game I mean. I mean the game called go Insane.” 9 28 64. Scorpio . . pp: Bccr-Bccr. P W P I S. . . Playing W hales Talcs with D R . J M G.. P G . J M . Skiing. Morrison-Thc Doors. MooschaMooschcad . Doug at the X-Mas Ball. 33, Jay Peak. Snow Stormcrs College. T L.FO D I . Writing K I W.T. M V1.F W Y I. A F O S.L T F S. CATHERINE I WHITE “I am feeling the endless time between us. The glint of it is of the golden sky of dawn I feel the love which you eminatc so freely, and which I so deeply wish to return Our time will be forever, no matter how the sun may come up. I know my days will be bright and full of you. Class of “82”. l ittle Samoion. Shorty. Little One. Midget 1 23 63. Aquarius pp: Riding buses, studying for tests. Cig smoke, saying good-bye Bowling, swimming, fishing, roller skating, listening to mu- sic. doing macramc. cruising STEPHEN J WILDFR “If I were to begin life again. I should want it as it was. I would only open my eyes a little more.” Steve . 5 19 64. Taurus PP Mopcds. Snobby People. Cigarette smoke Swimming. Riding' my “Z”. being with friends Brooks. Sandy Point Beach. Navy Pool. The Drive My “KZ”. My Stereo. Not working Saturday Nights . “Its Gri ablc' . College. Travel. Marriage “The Channel” + “Top 12” 76 MARGARET WILLIAMS “If I were to begin life again. I should want it as it � as. I would only open my eyes a little more. Rocky. Truck Driver. The Moma! I 16 64. Capri- corn pp: Nasty people. History, being called Lilly . Being in P M S Library. Being with school friends and Christian friends, babysit The Golden Arches. C A Ken's house Mr. Alfano’s class. Mr. Per- rotti’s class, working in library with Mrs. Cherry No Sir’ . “Whatever . I shall see you later . to go to school and work with children EDWARD J WILSON. JR “After silence, that which comes nearest to express- ing the unexprcssablc. is music. Ed . 3 1 64. Pisces . pp: Disorganization, people who arc late. N S.C.I.F.G.. people who waste time. N.H.M.A A.G.. G.O.W P A M . having a good time, being with friends “The Mellow Room . . B S B T P Arc you drunk ’! . N.C.B. R I M.E.A. . “Oh God! . “Excuse Me! . “You think so-Huh’ . . College-Computer Math and Music . . T B.A.P- .C.I.A.P.O to be happy KRISTI D WINDHAM “All the world's indeed a stage and we are merely players, performers and portrayers, each another’s audience outside the gilded cage. Dizzy. Krizzy. Kris . . 10 17 64. Libra pp Bugs, shots, cold weather sleeping, shipping, eating chocolate Richie’s. Newport My cat Buttermilk, little dreamer.. “Ya Know? . “Right ’ .. College, travel, to be with Richie, a career with children . to be happy in life To own a chocolate factory PAUL D WITKOS “Those who choose to forget the past arc con- demned to repeat it. 6 20 64. Gemini pp: M + M’s. Chogics. Apple juice Hockey , fishing Home . . Substitute teachers . Death TC AT PFOT PT 77 Siephainc Chew. Doug Ru scll 2nd Runners-Up Jodi Meunicr, Paul Wilbur. Karen Noriega. John Burton 1st Runners-Up Kris Perkins. Kevin Chaves King and Queen F i n a 1 • i s t s 78 Sue James. Jin Pak 3rd Runners-Up Sand Rczcndcs. John Whitc 4th Runners-Up Mike Mello. Karen Sleeves Maureen Richards. John Lyle (nol pictured) Homecoming Court-Semi-Finalists Colleen Richards. Phil Grant (not pictured) Jeff Moniz. Carol Ann Hamilton Superlatives Wendy Cahoon and Paul Hcnriques BFST SING- ING VOICE Karen Noriega. John Burton and Jodi Mcunicr MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Connor and Sharon Hansen MOST BASH- FUL Tcri Moore and Harry Saunders TREND SET- TERS Mike Peters and Jodi Meunier CLASS SPIRITED Karl Bcrroth and Kris Perkins MOST ARTISTIC Jean Cotta. Chris Clark and Sue Jamcs EASIEST TO GET ALONG WITH Chris butra and Doug Russell DESERT ISLAND Joanne Reilly and John White NICEST SMILE Jodi Mcunicr and John Burton BEST ALL AROUND 81 Crystal Harper. Margaret Williams. Mike Collins. Pat Quinn. Pat Kline, Linda Kelly. Debbie Lui BEST BUDDIES Joanne Reilly. John Burton MOST ATHLETIC Harry Saunders. Mary Ferreira BEST DRESSED Bruce Thomas. Valerie Morgan MOST MUSICAL Mike Peters. Sands Rc cndcs CLASS OPTIMISTS Doug Russell. Chris Dutra BEST LOOKING Chris Gill. Fran Furtado CLASS MOTOR- HEADS Rose Vivicros. Mike Peters MOST TAL- ENTED IN HOME ECONOMICS AND TECH ARTS 82 Sale Phelps, and Rose Escobar MOST LIKEI.Y TO BE SEEN IN SPACE Paul Witkos. and Su anne Appleton CI ASS IN- TELLECTS Pete Niello, and Terri Nioorc CLASS INDI- VIDUALS Jackie Boyd, and Slav Ellen Sulli- van CLASS El IRTS Pete Niello, and Eileen Melvin (not pictured) CI ASS CLOWNS Laura Hol cr. and Jim MeGaw (not picturcd) CLASS CYNICS John McLaughlin, and Kristin Ricci MOST LIKELY TO BE LATE Pete Mello, and Fran Faria MOST TALKATIVE Su anne Appleton. (Mr Flood) Jodi Mcunicr. and Ed Wilson TEACHERS PETS Melinda Pcckham. and Kevin Chaves CU- TEST 83 Hall Of Fame This section. Hall of Fame, is dedicated to those members of the class of 1982 who will live in our memories forever. Sandy Rc cndcs 1st row (L-R): Sandy Rc cndcs. Jodi Mcunicr. Sue James. 2nd row (L-R): Karen Norciga. Kris Perkins. 3rd row (1 -R) Jeff Mom . Harry Saunders. Doug Russell. John Burton. Pete Mcllo (not pictured) John Burton Harry Saunders Doug Russell 84 Jeff Moni c,c Mello 85 Sue James Jodi Meunier Perfect •es 15 I Mad Pup “Nighty night!” “Happy Birthday to me “A New Muham- mad Ali?” 37 “Let’s go dear!” “Coffee, tea or me?” GLUE!?! Really?’ l J 35 ( I didn’t do it!” “Hi cutey, have a seat!” “You know like 87 It is difficult to express all the feelings I have about this class. Before I met you. I had heard tall talcs of the reputa- tion of the graduating class of 1982. Happy to say. my experience has been radically different than my expecta- tion. For me. the class of 1982 has proved to be intelligent, witty, compassionate, loving and sharing. I shall miss each of you and, believe it or not. I shall miss a dozen of you yelling Mrs. Pat , “P. U.’ or Mrs. Ustick all at the same time! Patricia Ustick Patricia I stick “PEOPLE. PAY Cl.OSF. ATTENTION. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT O highway I travel, do you say to me Do not leave me? Do you say Venture not—if you leave me you are lost? Do you say am already prepared. I am well-beaten and undenied. aherc to me? O public road, I say back I am not afraid to leave you, yet I love you, . . Walt Whitman, “Song of the Open Road” The Roads of Life are many, and although the direc- tion that each of you chooses may differ, my wish is that each of you attains happiness and success. I have been very fortunate to have been able to share these past four years with you. I hope that all of you can enjoy a similar satisfaction in your own lives. My message to you is to remember this: Anything that is worth doing is worth doing well, and that you get out of life what you put into it. As always, if ever I can be of service to you in the future, please, do not hesitate to call on me. God Bless You All, Michael F. Medeiros VIike Medeiros 89 ACTIVITIES Still here I carry my old delicious burdens, I carry them, men and women, 1 carry jhem with me wherever I go, liswear it is impossible for me to get rid oi them, I am fill’d with them, and 1 will fill them in return. Wall Whitman, Ibid 11 Christmas Ball Carnations Valentine’s Dance Ski Trip To Jay Peak March 14-16. 1981 Intramurals One. two, cha-cha-cha! SPORTS You road 1 enter upon and look around, I believe you are not all that is here, I believe that much unseen is also here. Wall Whitman, Ibid, Varsity Soccer 1st row (L-R): S. Hall. J White. K Chaves (Tri-Captain). J. Boyd (Tri-Captain). J Burton (Tri-Captain). R Schaffer. L. Cori zo 2nd row (L-R): Mr Sabourin (asst, coach). J. Granger. M Ryan. S. Butler. J. Ouellette. B Stanton, T. Proctor. M. Dugan. Mr. O’hara (coach) 3rd row (L-R): M Peters. J. Kelly. S. Neary. P Kline. J Sousa. R Mitchell. E. McManus 100 Junior Varsity Soccer Ut row (t -R) VI Jones. VI Rego. VI Kelly. B Mourner. A Twins. K Morton 2nd row (I R) II Kim. B Snyder. T Borden. C Bailey. B Reeder. S Dugan. N C a proni. C. Pimentel. Mr Thibault (coach) 3rd row (I - R): S Sullivan. R Oswald. VI Paradis. VI. Correia. B l auder. D. Vacchi. J. Dcffcl. (i Jones. T Schlip, G. Maynard Freshman Soccer s Row (I -R) Mr Thibaull (Coach). D Bolton. R Oswald. J Dcffct. B James. J Blasingame. D Beebe 2nd Row (L-R) D Silvia. M Lima. VI Paradis. I) Kern. M. 'scary. W. Chase. J Littlefield 3rd Row (I -R) VI Marano. B Snyder. S. Berger. VI Rego 4th Row (L-R) C Kline K Morton Varsity Football 1st row (L-R): J Narci o (Coach). P Grant. P Wilber. J Moni . B Stone. T Byers. J Morgan. G. Driscoll. D Russell. H Saunders. ( Spurlock. C Clark 2nd row B Cherry (Manager). R Grant (Manager). T lynch, M Collins. B Coleman. B Berger. J Mel aughlin. I Smiley. M t lay A Clark. A Stcfanopoulos 3rd row (I R) Brent (Manager). P Magliocco. D Platt. k Bryce.G Maida. I I anders.S McKenna. G Gable. A Rocha. T Young 4th row (L-R): B Buddcmcycr. D. Lepore. G. Gray. C. Hamilton. A lean. R Clement. D Grant. R Ruggcri. D Kelley 104 i! fit ’h � 3 • « Junior Varsity Freshman Football 1st row (I -R) Mr Silvia (Assi C oach). J Bcrard. (i Hannon. P Magliocco. I) Piali. K Rebello. V l.cn i. D. Dobrott. Vlr Ferreira (Coach) 2nd row (L-R): S Wellington, P Dilorcn o. P Korff. K Scigulinsky. A Shccky. K Aguiar. B O’Brien 3rd row (L-R): K Morion. M Mailloux. S. Silvia. R Gomes. J. Pomatowski 4th row (L-R): I) Whilmarsh. P Sousa. B Jcnrcuc. I) Carlilc Cheerleaders M. Sullivan - co-captain ls.ro (L-R):K Berard M Richard. M Sullivan, k Noriega 2nd row (L-R) t J Alves. C R.chard ° BalC ' K ° Brie ,fd r0 (L R ’ K Pcrkms- C Hamiltoi J Alves - co-captain K Bcrard K Noriega K Perkins C. Hamilton C. Richard VI Richard B Combra D Currant D Batcy K O’Brien 109 Cross Country 1st row (L-R): P Brosscau, J Cotta. J Mcunicr. K Redden. C Dutra 2nd row (L-R): C. White. P. Ottilige. M Lopes. S. Carson. J Kenney. M. Glcman 3rd row (L-R): C. Pridgen. K. Silva. C Hcdlcy, C. Kurtz. E. Chilabato Track And Field Isl row (L-R): G. Hamilton. J Granger. D Ottilege. .1 Burton (Captains) 2nd row (L-R): A. Icart. C. West. M Pcrcro. D Peck ham. P Turner. C. Davidson. J. Kelly. E. Angel. F Lauder. L Taylor. J Corey. C. Hamilton 3rd row (L-R) Mr Blaess (Coach). B Lauder. B Mcunicr. G. Angel. 114 a r s i t y Boys’ Baseball 1st row(L-R) K Wood. S. Jcnrettc. D Whitmarsh. M Griffiths. M Buddcmcvcr. D Hasting 2nd row(L-R): B Carrol (Coach). H Murray. T Lynch. J Momz. B Stone. B Bcncvidcs. J Narcizo (Coach) 3rd row (I -R) R McLaughlin. A Bcldcn. C Hibbad. J Leary. J Ayars. M Brockcr r. 1st row (L-R): S. Hall. B Leticcq. T. Lynch. B Buddcmcycr, L McManus. F.. Murray, G. Shelf 2nd row (L-R): K Wood. D Whitmarsh. A. Bcldcn. B Bcnevidcs. M Griffiths, R McLaughlin 3rd row (L-R): J. Narcizo (Coach) GIRLS’ SOFTBALL Istrcm(l.-R) J DcMay. I. Holzer. L keshura. M Roppe. J. Cotta. K Booth. J Mcumcr. J. Reilly Capt A MVP. M Holiday Capt 2nd ro (L-R): A McManus, A Reynolds. K Pine. D Hasting Scorer. C. Grossi. S Rua. R Beiswanger. J Daly, VI Mello Mngr . J Carberry Capt. F J Alfano. Coach Boy’s Basketball 1st row (L-R): T Brown. G Gray. J. McLaughlin.C. Clarke. B Atkinson. M Jones 2nd row (L-R) Mr. l.oughlin (coach). D Platt. T Kchoc. R Rader. T Schlip. T Gentile. S. Hall. Mr. Landrun (asst, coach) 1st row (L-R) T Gentile. T Schlip. P Brandao. T Brown. 2nd row (L-R) Mr I endrum (coach). D. Lapore. C. Bailey. R Mitchell. G Hannon 1st row (I -R) B Jcnrctlc. J Berard K Scigulinxk . R Rebello, K Morton. C Kline 2nd row (L-R): I) Kern. S Berger. M Rego. M Paradis. W . Chase. M Stevenson. S. W elling- ton. Mr Sweet (coach). B James Girls’ Basketball 1st row(L-R) A. McManus. A. Reynolds. P Wilson 2nd row(L-R): S. Reynolds (coach). M Mello. R. Bciswanger. L Keshura. K Booth. J Reilly. J. Cotta. C. Grossi 1st row(L-R): M Borges. C. Caproni. A. Caron. R Holiday. K Weber 2nd row(L-R): D Liquori (coach). D Taylor. M McDonald. D Manning. N Benson. T Judge. G Hall. J West 122 Swim Team Isi row (L-R): S. Platt. S. Hayes. L. Brinkley. K Redden. P Nichlos, J Kenney 2nd row (I -R) J Wilson. K ichols, S Wilder. C. Luiz.C. Cronin. P Brosscau. D Silvia. Resare 3rd row (L-R); Mr. Sullivan (coach). D Kelly. L. Ziegler. B Baglcy. B Koshoffer. J McMahon not pictured P Hendnques. E. Ireland. M Blcimun 124 Boy’s Tennis 126 Girl’s Tennis 1st row (L-R): R Harvey, (coach), A Reynolds. A. McManus. M Borges. J DeMay, M Mello. I) Hasting 2nd row (L-Rl: D Manning. C Clark. K Booth. J Reilly. I) Timbcrlakc. T Floyd. K Costa BASK MB AI I PHS 55 Tiverton 77 PHS 66 W. Warwick Tourn 59 SOCCER PHS 58 W Warwick Tourn 50 PHS 2 LaSalle 2 PHS 51 Westerly 58 PHS 0 Burrillvillc 1 PHS 40 Barrington 51 PHS 3 Bristol 5 PHS 43 Rogers 55 PHS 2 Cranston East 1 FOOTBALL PHS 54 Toll Gate 66 PHS 1 E. Providence 0 PHS 8 Lincoln 40 PHS 47 W Warwick 53 PHS 0 llendrickcn 0 PHS 0 E. Greenwich 44 PHS 55 E.Grecnwich 57 PHS 1 Cumberland 2 PHS 25 Westerly 27 PHS 34 Lincoln 80 PHS 3 Smithficld 2 PHS 22 Classical 0 PHS 32 Warwick 31 PHS 2 Barrington 0 PHS 0 Bristol 20 PHS 55 Middletown 74 PHS 0 1 aSallc 4 PHS 21 N Providence 8 PHS 40 Cranston East 48 PHS 0 Burrillvillc 0 PHS 14 Smithficld 28 PHS 46 Shea 66 PHS 1 Bristol 1 PHS 32 Central 12 PHS 59 Bristol 52 PHS 1 Cranston East 4 PHS 8 St Raphael 29 PHS 54 Barrington 64 PHS 2 F Providence 2 PHS 16 Middletown 40 PHS 45 Rogers 81 PHS 0 llendrickcn 1 PHS 45 Toll Gate 53 PHS 3 Cumberland 0 PHS 48 Lincoln 79 PHS 3 Smithficld 0 PHS 68 Warwick 62 PHS 0 Barrington 1 PHS 53 Middletown 66 PHS 59 Cranston East 75 PHS 51 Shea 59 PHS 54 Bristol 67 GIRLS SOFTBALL PHS 8 E Greenwich 6 PHS 2 S. Kingstown 0 PHS 31 Mt Pleasant 17 PHS 2 Classical 3 PHS 8 Narragansett 10 GIRLS TENNIS PHS 15 Ba View 2 PHS 7 Tolman 0 PHS 12 Barrington 4 PHS 6 Scituatc 1 BOYS TENNIS PHS 19 Middletown 16 PHS 0 N Smithficld 7 PHS 2 Rogers 6 PHS 19 E. Providence 20 PHS IV Lincoln 5� PHS 3 PCD 4 PHS 8 Rogers 3 IMIS 7 Shea 0 PHS 7 Middletown 0 PHS 6 Tiverton 7 PHS 7 Keough 0 PHS 6 Bristol 1 PHS 5 St Xavier's 4 IMIS 3 Woonsocket 4 PHS 7 Tiverton 0 PHS 5 Ba View 4 PHS 7 Tolman 0 PHS 3 Rogers 4 PHS 5 Barrington 4 PHS 7 Scituatc 0 IMIs 2 PCD 5 PHS 4 Middletown 0 PHS 2 N. Smithficld 5 PHS 7 Middletown 0 PHS 7 E. Providence 3 PHS 1 Lincoln 6 PHS 7 Bristol 0 PHS 3 Rogers 4 PHS 7 Shea 0 PHS 6 Tiverton 1 PHS 9 Faculty 8 PHS 6 Keough 1 PHS 2 Tiverton 12 PHS 4 Woonsocket 3 PLAYOFFS PHS 2 Pilgrim 3 Eastern Division Champions '81 130 BASI BAM GIRI S BASK I TBAI I PUS 39 S Kingston 36 PUS 33 Rogers 42 PHS 34 Rl School of Deaf 34 PIIS 40 l-'atima 26 PHS 42 Bristol IK PIIS 41 Tiverton 27 PIIS 43 Middletown 2K PIIS 36 Rogers 49 PIIS 45 Middletown 37 PIIS 37 Alumni 49 PIIS 40 M« scs Brown IX PIIS 37 Rogers 4K PIIS 45 Rl School of Deaf 31 PHS 34 Fatima 36 PHS 46 Bristol 25 PHS 51 Tiverton 32 PHS 49 Wheeler 42 PHS 36 Middletown 46 PHS 46 Moses Brown 31 PHS 56 Wheeler 47 PHS 4 Bristol 2 PHS 9 Bristol 1 PHS 5 Middletown 9 PHS 2 Middletown 3 PHS 7 PCD 0 PHS 3 Classical 10 PHS 17 Central Falls 5 PHS 1 Warren 3 PHS 5 Tolman X PHS 3 Tiverton 6 PHS 6 Shea 7 PHS 5 Abbey 3 PHS X Hope 2 PHS 4 Hope 2 PHS 5 PCD 0 PHS 4 Classical 0 PHS 19 Central Falls X PHS 4 Warren 1? PHS 1 Tolman 6 PHS 1 Tiverton 10 PHS 0 Shea 4 SWIM PHS 41 Shea 40 PHS 30 OLP 53 PHS 28 Lincoln 55 PHS 35 Tolman 48 PHS 21 Si Georges 62 PHS 31 Bristol 52 PHS 31 OLP 52 PHS 28 Tolman 55 PHS IX St. Georges 64 PHS 27 Bristol 56 PHS 33 Shea 49 PHS 34 Lincoln 49 GYMNASTICS PHS 86.65 V Smilhficld 1040 PHS 103.1 Warren 29.0 PHS 1009 Burrillvillc 77.0 GOLF PHS 101 45 H. Greenwich 106 45 PHS 89.75 Bristol 66.0 PHS 5 Rogers 7 PHS 101.20 S. Kingston 98.75 PHS 5 V, Middletown 6V PHS 112.90 Middletown 113.20 PHS Vi St. Georges 4 «7 PHS 111.60 Mt Pleasant 77.0 PHS 6‘j Tiverton 5 PHS 109 90 Clavsical 101 90 PHS 4 Rogers X PHS 112.65 Middletown 111.7 PHS 4‘ Middletown Vi Cumberland 116.0 PHS X St. Georges 4 PHS Vi Tiverton 4V, PHS X Tolman 4 TRACK ( ROSS COI NTRY PHS 23 Bristol 32 PHS 46 Providence 19 PHS 38 Rogers 20 PHS 37 St Xavier 21 PHS 15 St Patricks 50 PHS WIN Johnsonton PHS 38 Bay View 23 PUS Lost Fatima 3 WINS 5 LOSES R I Knights of Columbus 4-Milc Relay Champions-Division II Class C Relay Carnival- lied 2nd Place Newport County Track Championships- 2nd Place Hcndrickcn Invitational Meet- Small State Division 3rd Place Class C Track Championships- 5th Place I Rl Intcrscholastic Championships- 7th Place R I Intcrscholastic League Championships- 13th Place of 42 Teams Dual Meet 2 Wins I Loss 131 Answers to clues on page 87 are as follows: 1. Valerie Morgan 2. Pat Kline 3. Jodi Meunier 4. Colleen and Maureen Richards 5. Tammy Floyd 6. Robyn Miller 7. Jin Pak 8. Tita Batey 9. Monique L’Etoile 10. Andrea Reynolds 11. Christine Dutra 12. Jennifer Alves 13. Laura Holzer 14. Eileen Melvin 15. Frank Lauder 16. Bob and Karen Almeida 17. Pam Sant 18. Jeaninc Longshaw 19. Pam Sleeves 20. Lynette Pinto 21. Beth Shovelton 22. Art Stefanopoulos 23. Mary Ellen Sullivan 24. Mary Mello 25. Sarah Long 26. Maria Stefanopoulos 27. Tracy Tavares 28. Michelle Angel 29. Rosemary Rodway 30. Ronnie Bciswanger 31. Linda Guisti 32. Fran Faria 33. Sharon Hansen 34. Kristi Knight 35. Beth Ferreira 36. Dianna Cinotti 37. Dianne Boiani 38. Kris Perkins 39. Tom Byers 40. Missy Mather 41. Wendy Brayton 42. Julie Noack 43. Ruth Perry 44. Bethany Page 45. Laurie Deffet 46. Sandy Rezendes 47. Kristin Ricci Eloisc Toppa 48. Jeff DiMarzo 49. Tina Peyton Answers to clues on page 34 are as follows: 1. Mrs. Miller 2. Mrs. Moss 3. Mrs. Cherry 4. Mr. Perrotti 5. Mr. Alfano 6. Mrs. Bell 7. Mr. Sabourin 8. Mrs. Wiant 9. Mrs. St. John 10. Mr. Kitchen 11. Mrs. Ustick 12. Mr. Charest 13. Mr. Richards 14. Mrs. Eslinger and if you order your Walkman before midnight tonight . . Chef Boy R D Shaffer 132 ORGANIZATIONS Prom this hour 1 ordain myself loos’d of limits and imaginary lines. Going where I list, my own master total and absolute. Listening to others, considering well what they say. Pausing, searching, receiving, contemplating. Gently, but with undeniable will, divesting myself of the holds that would hold me. Walt Whitman, Ibid. Yearbook Staff 1st. row (L-R): J. Mcumcr. E. Wilson. M Peters. J Pak. T Bolton 2nd. row (L- R) K Paquette, F. Mollcur. T. Floyd. K Steeves. Mrs. Cherry. J. Poirier. K. Kckligian. A Daily 3rd row (l-R): C. Cronin. A. Fietkiewie . M. Turner. J. Hill. S Hansen. M. Bettencourt (Not pictured P Hackett, L Deffet. L. Cookinham) Paul Hackett Editor Jin Pak. Maria Bettencourt Most Valuable Staff Members The Gang That Got Going When The Going Got Tough 1st row (l -R | L. Cookinham 2nd row (l-R) P Hackett. T Bolton 3rd row (l -R): M Bettencourt. J Pak 4th row (I R) I) Manning. .1 Mcumcr Tracey Bolton Editor J Meumer Co-editor S Cherry Production Advisor N Mansi 1 mancial Advisor 134 National Honor Society Istrow(LoR): k Noriega (Treas ). J Mcunier (Sec.). S Long (Vice Pres ). L. Taylor (Pres.) 2nd row (L-R): C. Richards. K Booth. A. Reynolds. V Morgan. C. Grossi. J Lyle. D Sousa. J. Cotta 3rd row (L-R): D. Thomas. E. Wilson. J. Connors, S. Appleton. V Resarc. k Perkins. A Fictkiewicz 4th row (L-R): k. Sleeves. M Daily. P Witkos. E. Hill. J Burton. J Alves Smoking Council 1st row (L-R) M Peters. S Chew 2nd row (L-R) Mrs MeGaw. R Sitting C Hamilton Standing P Mello. J White Miller. L Deffet. C Dutra. S Silva 3rd row (I -R) k Hennessey. T Floyd. S Re endes. V. Morgan. 135 Student Council Officers Isl Row (L-R): M Richard. C. Richard 2nd Row (L-R) T. Floyd (Treas.). S. Re cndcs(V Pres ). S. Chew (Pres.). K Kckligian. K Napier 3rd Row (I -R) I Melvin (Rcc-Scc.). M Roppe. F. Faria (Correspond- ing See.). F.. Wilson 4th Row C. Hamilton 1st Row (L-R): I Melvin (Rec See ). S Chew (Pres ). I Faria (Corre- spondmg See ) 2nd Row (L-R) T Floyd (Treas ). S Rc endes (V Pres.) Nurse's Aides Office Aides 1st Row (L-R): C. Salvador. Mrs MeGaw. J. loss (Not pictured B Page) 2nd Row (L-R) R Vivicros. P Apps 1st Row (I -R) R Vivicros. I Johnson. Standing J. Foss 136 Honor Guard Library Aides I R R Rodway. Sousa. J I ong. A Caron. VI Mcllo INt Row (I R) P Hackctt. J. DiMarzo. 2nd Row (I -R) B Medeiros. C Harper. T Bolton. M Williams. 3rd Row (L-R): M Mather. Mrs. Cherry, M Bettencourt (Not pictured I Cookinham. F. Budlong) Language Club 1st Row (I R) I Jackson. Rocha del Castillo. T Scary. J West. S Miller. D Bolton. D Silvia. B Cosgrove 2nd Row (L-R): M Neary. t Taylor. S Bryce. Mr Paradis. Mrs Sunny. K Sleeves. C Sleeves. C. Nichols. B James. J Hill 3rd Row (I -R) H Mather, B Dolan. E. Hill. P. Nichols. L. Gill. S. Hayes. A knopke. B Koshoffer. C Tobben 4th Row (I -R) P Brosscau. D Silvia. K Wallin. D Anagnostos. N. Rcsarc. M Atkins. I Zcigler. I) Pinhciro. K Hennevsey. R. Bates. B Bagley 137 Assembly Comm. Business Aides 1st Rim (I R) S James. S Re endcs. 2nd rim (L-R) J Noack. T Floyd. M Mather 1st Row (1 -R) N. Gill. Miss Del Piano. T Peyton 2nd row (L-R) R Perry. B Medeiros Math Club 1st Row (L-R) S. Appleton. P Hackett. L. Taylor. J. Kenney. C. Grossi. B Koshoffer 2nd Row (L-R): J. Connors. E Wilson. D. Clarissc. N. Rcsarc. Mrs Bcschcrcr IJb Ski Club I i row (I -K ) M Richards. ( Richards. ( Duira. I Garforth. I Burton. 7 Moore..I Pak.BSlone.C Vcira 2nd row (I -R): R Bales. D Sou a. S Chew.I I ima. R Miller.( C lark. P W ilbur. I) Russell. J Mel aughlin 3rd row (I -R) .1 Peuinho. M Mather. K Shell on. I Pinio. M Roppe. S Re endes. J Meunier. J I le. I Toppa. .1 kell . IV (irant 4lh row (I -R) k Hennessey. A Reynolds. K B«� oih. I C onnors. I Melvin. I Martin K. Perkins. .1 Bo d. 7 Tomis. 7 Proclor. 7 wins. t Pelers (Sol pictured B Pape) 1st row (I R) k Spurlock. S Dutra. B Ireland. M Borges. P Oliveira. B I auticri. K Almeida. M Pelletier. M Welch 2nd row (I -R) C l ui . B O'Brien. I Ireland. M C osimini.C Hamilton. ( aprom. A Daily. K Kckligian. I Roberts. I) Manning. D. Dobrott 3rc row (L-R): S. Hall. E. E. I cite. H Mather. B IX� lan. I Bucci. M I opes. I Davidson. ( Dutra. .1 Poirier. M Morgan. S. W yatt. H Wotton. I Pcckham 4th row (l. R) D Kern. T Taylor. I) (.rant. S Alves. T Proctor ( Douglas. Andrade. M Twins. J Granger. P Gianctis. C. Caprom. W W. Spur'oek 139 Newspaper Staff I si row (-R) A Hunt. Scott Windham. N. Rcsarc. E. Hill. J. Cory 2nd row (L-R): J Noack. S Howard. P Hackett. S. Appleton, C. Grossi. L. Creswell 3rd row (L-R): B Com bra. Mrs Sippcn (advisor). M Smiley. J Peixinho. A. Fictkicwicz. J. Hill. 4th row (L-R): S. Mello. D. Clanssc. K. Sleeves Mrs. Sippcn - Advisor Mark Smiley - Editor in Chief SENIOR privileges BASKETBALL COACH UNDERGO REVISION PROTESTS POSITION Senior privleges are no� something handed down from the graduating class to the new senior class, like A-wing lockers, but are something which must be approved for each senior class. The privileges that the class of 1981 were given last year may not be up a draft presenting these privileges. After the draft was completed, the com- mittee met with principal. Mr. DeRobbio. in the spring to get his approval of the draft before it was submitted to the School Board. At. DeRobbio did not approve of this first by Oan« (Uiim By a 4-2 action I uesday. June 9. the Portsmouth School Committee refused to reappoint Mr Robert Loughlin as head basket- ball coach despite Superintendent Diodati's recommendation that he should be reappointed behalf of Loughlin and although Chairman Lauder objected, he allowed Mr. Hall to speak After Mr Hall finished speaking. Coach Loughlin presented a letter stating that he had been re-elected as president of the R I. Basketball Coaches anyone or use profanity.' He described Loughlin as “dedicated . Finally Coun- cilman Hall said that he had never seen or heard Loughlin swear Concerning discipline. Coach Loughlin said that he tries to help the players, and he also said 140 Science Club 1st Row (L-R) E. Wallin, (vice-president). P Hackctt (president). Mr Kitchen (advisor). S. Mello. N. Resare 2nd Row (L-R): K Wallin, J. Kenney. P Witkos. J. Connors Not Pictured D. Russell Photography Club Flag Twirlers 1st Row (L-R) P Hackctt 2nd Row (L-R) K Hennes- 1st Row (L-R): S. Long. L. Deffet 2nd Row (L-R): C. Bartek. L. Pinto. D. Hasting. B sey. K. Bliss Calculi. C Deffet 3rd Row (L-R): L Keshura. K. Kiley. L. Pinto. D Batey. D Hasting. S. Sullivan. A. Reynolds. D. Rogers 141 Glee Club 1st Row (I-R) S. l ong. I Davidson. K Kckligian. A. Cordciro. F Miller. Mr Kckligian 2nd Row (l.-R): T Floyd. W Cahoon. N C aproni.C' Dcffct. S. Ball. C Medeiros Drama Club 1st Row (l.-R) L Brinkley. T Floyd. K. Spurlock. P Mello. P Brosseau. M Mello. M Welch 2nd Row (l.-R): F Melvin. P Flacked.S. I ong.C Luiz. T Moore. T Tomis. K Kckligian. C. Sicphcnson 3rd Row (l.-R) J. Garforth. M Twiss. S Zinno. J Byers. C. Medley. J. Noack. P Oliveira. P Magliocco. H Woltcn 4th Row (l.-R): J. Long. V. Cable. I.. Peckham. A. Daily. J Gomes. R Barker. K. Hennessey. S. Alves, C. Sousa Not Pictured Mr Surgento ( Advisor) 142 c H O R U S 1st row (L-R): C. Figeric. C. Silvia, C Bradshaw. T. Soares, H. Mather 2nd row (I.-R): P Brosscau. I .. Rochcttc. K Paquette. I Davidson, D. L’Ftoilc. A. Cordciro,( Medeiros, I I cvangic 3rd row (l.-R ) Mr Kekligian, C. Rak. D. Rego. S Howard. W. Cahoon. P Silvia. B F ontaine. B Brayton, T. Chacc. C. Sleeves 4th row (l.-R): C. Salvador. L. Costic, M Murray. T Henriques. B Berger. M. Smiley. B Thomas. P Gomes. M Mello F R E S C H H M O A R N U s 1st row (L-R): R Dopart. L. Dias. F. Miller, L. Pinto. C Beaver, D. Beeler. Mr Kekligian 2nd row (L-R) D. Taylor. M. Glciman, L. Lperti, C. White. M. Ncary. G. Hall. C. Hcdlcy. P Magliocco 3rd row (L-R): L F.scobar. W Spurlock. C. W'arren. C. Kurt 143 Varsity Majorettes 1st row (L-R): S. Silva. L. Lenzi (Head Majorette) 2nd row (l.-R): L Rochcttc. P. Silvia. N. Benson. J. Sicbcns. K Medeiros. J Sparks L. Lcnzi N. Benson K. Medeiros L. Rochcttc 144 Junior Varsity Majorettes 1st row (L-R): K Ziccardi 2nd row (L-R): L. Kimball. L. Love. C. Barry 145 The Variety Show February 4,1982 My tricks arc faster than they arc! My Girls!! 147 Flutes, Piccolos, Oboe Clarinets 1st Rim (I -R V Morgan..! Mcunicr 2nd Rim (I -R) S Wyall. P Brosseau. J. Byers. C Dutra. I 1 cma. I Marlin. Tui� . 1 Winn 3rd Row (I -R) M Welch. P Magliocco. J Poirier. I Roberts. T Batcy. I) Manning. J West, k Booth. T Judge. S Bryce. D Perry. C Medeiros 4th Rim (I -R I M Borges. Mandis. C Pimentel. N iegler. S. Mayes. I.. Mollcur. M Mcnc cs. R Ramsey. R Perry. ( C lark. J Daly. I) Sou a 5th Row (I -R) A Easley. C Douglas. Andrade. I nkmmn. T C romwell. I) Moni . P Morris. W Silvia. I I ec. M Plourde. M I go 1st Row (I R) I Perry. C. Raposa 2nd Row (L-R): M Turner. S Alves. P Paquin. P Paqum. P Hurley. B Powers 3rd Row (t -R): R Holiday. B Combra. k O'Brien. I) Medeiros. M 1oto a. k Napier, T Correia. D Thomas 4th Row (I -R): G.Stefanopoulos. M Butler. A Pimentel.S. Dias. C Mood, k Cookingham. k Shearman. T Kchoc. D. Sehlosky. J Reilly D Cinolti. I cigler. K Johnson 5th Row (L-R): I Melvin. P Mello. J Hill. J Smith. B I auticri. H Martin. I Wolfe. S inno. I Peek ham. H Kim. W Lauder. M Hanson k Schmodc. II Dickenson 1981-82 Patriot Marching Band Saxophones, Trumpets Low Brass, Percussion 1st Row (L-R): A. Daily. P Hackctt. J Pacheco 2nd Row (L-R) M Morgan. B Silvia. T Cicntilc. D. Claircsc. A. Shakarian. D Rockwell 3rd Row (L-R): P Olevira. M Mathcau. J Hard. D Powers. D Vacchi. B Mcunicr. J W ukos. B Thomas 4th Row (L-R): W'. Chase. F. Lauder. C. Duffy. D. Kern. W Rebello. V Bordon. R Bciswangcr. S. Lopes, P Lacy. P Korf. K Miller 5th Row (L-R): K Goulet. J. Wilson. D Nckrasz. L. Crcswcll. J. Kenney. D Carlisle. J Ponia- towski. H White. K Pine. N. Kinnunen. D. Lopes 1st Row(l -R) P Wilson. R Webber 2nd Row (L-R): B Sou a, T Tomis, J Garforth. C. Mallet, T Mcn i. D Martin 3rd Row (L-R): J Combra. J Granger. M Rego, I Shakarian. K Webber. K Kckligian, B Baglcy. M Mello 4th Row (I -R) C West. K Bryce, N. Gill. C. Clark. J Simon. W Silvia. K Noriega. S. Long 5th Row (L-R): J Barry, M Ramsey. S. Mester 6th Row (L-R): T Byers. G. Maynard. M Daily. J. MeGaw. 7th Row M Dugan Not Pictured: S Rc cndcs Pep Band Stage Band Woodwind Ensemble Ut Row I R I) Thomas. B Baglcy. C Mallet. J Garforth. T Tomis. P Wilson. I . C'resell. R Perry 2nd Row (L-R): I Mcn i. I I cma. P Brosscau. V ! ail . V Morgan. I) Rockwell. J Simon. D Perry. K Goulet 3rd Row (I -R) .1 Wilson. M Mello. I Peck ham. P Hackctt. I) Clarisse I Johnson. I Wilson. B Thomas. I) Vaccht. S Lopes. G. Maynard 4th Row tl R) D Medeiros. I Meyers. D Manning. I iegler. J. Kenney. P Mello. C Medeiros. S Bryce. R Rodway. T. Correia Ut Row (1 R) D Martin. 1 Men i. J Garforth.C Mallctt 2nd Row (I • R) B Thomas. F Wilson. K Napier. M Mello. I Gill. D Rockwell. Daily, k Goulet 3rd Row (L-R): P Haekett. T Byers. .1 McGaw. M Daily..! Burton. I) Vacchi. G Maynard. P Magliocco. F I .tuder Not Pictured M I Ftoile 149 1st Row tl R) P Mello. VI Mello. I I oma. C Medeiros. ( Dully. T Keboc 2nd Row d-R� i Pscheco, D Thoma I Mdvki. I Wthon T Correia. M Mene es Powder Puff Soccer 1st Row (-R): K Ricci. S. James. F Melvin. C Hamilton. K Noriega. K Booth. k Almeida. I Dcffcl 2nd Row (I -R T Tomis. J Alves. C. Berard. C. Grossi. J Meunicr. J Reilly. A Reynolds 3rd Row (I-R ) P klinc. J IX'VIay. VI Roppe. R Miller. I Vlartin. M Ferreira. A Twiss. D. Cinotti. k knight. J Boyd. J White 4th Row (I -R) VI Mello. J Cotta 150 l t Row (I -R): k Hennessey. P Wilson, k Pine. J Barry. C Oyer. I keshura 2nd Row (I - R) J West. A Caron. R Weber. VI Sheehan. J Bucolo. I) Schta ky. M Winn 3rd Row (I -R) I Lema. I) Rogers. B C'ombra. S Hall, k O'Brien. I Johnson. N Benson. H Vlartin. J Daly 4th Row (I -R) I) Grinned. I) Currant. I l.cn i. S Sullivan. D Hastings. A McManus. VI Sullixan 1st Row (L-R): M Cosinini. J Poirier. C Pimentel. N. Caproni. 2nd row (I -R) M J Lopes. D L'Etoile. K. Kckligian, J Gomes. C. Dutra. S inno. J B ers 3rd Row (I -R): C Bradshaw. C. Stephenson. A Daily. P Brosscau. D Sou a. J Kenney. M MacDonald 4th Row (L-R) M Alves. C Douglas. R Beiswanger. N Mandis. J Horarn. K Warner 5th Row (L-R): S. Neary. M Ryan J Granger C Hamilton 151 Sitting C Kline. D Kern 2nd Row (L-R) H Dickinson. M Matthew. B Lautieri. M Neary. K. Cookinham. G. Hall. P Oliveira 3rd Row (L-R) R Mitchell. C Caproni. S Wyatt. P Magliocco. P Gianetis. H Wotton. M Borges Cheerleaders , . „ . - Junior Varsity lslrow(L-R): J Byers, K. DeCosta, C Bradshaw. D Adair (co-captain). K Kckligian. 2nd row (L R): C. Dutra. J. Gomes. A. Daily. J. Poirier (co-captain), S. inno 1st row (L-R): P Oliveira. H Dickinson. P Gianctis. S. Wyatt. 2nd row (l.-R). R Cooper. C Kurt . P Magliocco. M Kim. C White. K Brocket 152 UNDERCLASSMEN I think heroic deeds were all conceiv'd in the open air, and all free poems also, I think I could stop here myself and do miracles, I think whatever I shall meet on the ►road-Usjiall like, and whoever beholds me sbidI like me. I think whoever 1 see must be happy. Walt Whitman1. Ibid. JUNIORS Officers And Executive Board 1st row (L-R) S. Sullivan. J West. D Batcy 2nd row (L-R) L. Lcma (Pres ). D. Schlosky (Vice Pres.). C. Medeiros (Sec ). Mr Rutkicwic? 3rd row (L-R): K Paquette. K Sherman. C. Clark. D. Rogers. C. Deffct. S. Silva (Not Pictured: K. Lord (Trcas.) 1st row (L-R): M Dutra. S. Ennis. K Martcll. M Silvia. J. Sicbcns. B Sardinha 2nd row (L-R): S. Dias. J. DeSantis. H Kirpatrick. C. Sohn. N. Benson. L Ziegler, Mr. St. Laurent 3rd row (L-R): S. Francis. A. Her- man. B Mcumcr. D Hasting. K Shearman. K Napier. Mr St. Laurent 4th row (L-R): M Dugan. C. Mallctt. C. Clark 1st row (L-R) P Pridgen. J Kenney. C. Hill. A. Icart 2nd row (L-R): T Proctor. E. Densmore. K Botelho. K W allin. M W inn. L. Soares 3rd row (L-R): B. Combra. S. Medeiros. B Ziccardi. T. Judge. K. Lord. K. Hard. B Gomes. T. Bolton 1st row (L-R) D l.eightlcy.S. Silvia 2nd row (L-R) B Terra. P L'Etoile. J Landers. M Correia 3rd row (L-R) D Grinned. Q. Gomes. V Murray. S. Butler. M. Coffey. M Sullivan 1st row (l-R) E Men i. J Scvcney 2nd row (L-R) J. Metcalf. D Anagnostos. L. Brinkley. B Fontaine 3rd row (L-R): L Rochcttc. J. Bucolo. R. Toppa. P Paquin. J Garforth. C. Connors I si Row (I -R) P Nichols. .1 Jcstings. T Gray 2nd Row (l-R) I) Whitmarsh. P lacey. G Shelf. M Bierman. R Mel aughlin. N I scobar 3rd Row (l-R) Mr Masse. I) O’Brien. T (a Id well. C Cronin. J Barry. K Hennevsey. .1 Mello. R Prendergast. M Sheehan. I) Silvia 1st Row (I R) M Iones I) Cosimini. J Wagner, M Griffith 2nd Row (l-R) C Gill. I I lien wood. I Costic. B Dubue. R Backman. I) Kenney. S Walsh 3rd Row (l-R) Mr Masse. I) Rogers. S. Botclho. R Noah. M Spaulding. I I ema. J West. II Martin. P Apps 1st Row (l-R): I) Gabel, k Kifey. J Mullens 2nd Row (l-R): S. Cookinham. I) Wilkcy. T Schlip. C Terry. A Booth. B Atkinson 3rd Row (L-R) P Silvia. I Munson. J Brandao. I keshura. E. Cobb. A Rocha del Castillo, (i Martell. P Pine The man who goes alone can start today; but he who travels with another must wait till that other is ready. Henry D. Thoreau. Walden, Ch. I. 1st Row (l -R) I) O'Dell. P Crocker 2nd Row (I -R) I) Mathias. J Wood. T Gentile. M I ueier 3rd Row (l-R) C Sousa, k Wood. R Ramsex. S Borden. B Calculi. M Johnson. B Stanton 155 Sophomores Officers And Executive Board 1st row (L.-R): L. Davidson (Pres ). C Dutra (Vice Pres ), k Kckiigian (See.). C. Stephenson (Treas). N. Caproni 2nd row (L-R) Mrs. Ba ar (Advisor). C Bradshaw. J Poirier. S. Carson. C. Pimentel. D L'Etoile. D. Perry. L. Pcckham 3rd row (L-R): M. Twiss. P Brosscau. S. inno. J. Byers. S Alves. C Douglas. J. Gomes. A Daily. M. Cosimini 4th row (I - R): T. Chacc. D Hasting. C. Hamilton. M Ryan. D Vacchi 1st row (L-R): J Sou a. M. Clark. B Raposa. J. Silvia. G. Travers. J. Fit herbcrt 2nd row (L-R): J Metcalf. J. Jcstings, S. Sullivan. M Prcw. J. Brant. K. Arruda. A Mandros 1st row (L-R) M Pedersen. T Roderiqucs 2nd row (L-R): C Dupont. G. Angel. A. Hanson. B Shcllman. 3rd row (I -R) S. Disanto. k Paquette. L. Williams. L. Rogers. A. Cordciro 1st row (L-R) I Miller. B Dolan. Mandis, k Goulet. M Twiss. k Kckiigian. C Hamilton 2nd row (L-R): D. Carlilc. B Cosgrove. L. Coo- kinham. T Young. S Mcsler 3rd row (L-R) D Martin. J Bucci. J Poirier. D. Perry. L. Creswell. J. Granger 156 1st row (L-R) J Adams. S. Ncary 2nd row (L-R): S. White. J DeSantis. D Marshall. M Shook. J. Ciomes. J Morris. G. Silvia 3rd row (L-R): K Gray.C Barry. M. l opes. M Maynard. D. Faria. K. Noetzel, N.Caproni. J. Jakubiak 1st row (L R): VI Medeiros. T Chase. E. Lee. H. Mather. C. Cosla. D. Sou a 2nd row (L-R) H Kim. D. Vacchi. B. Berger. M. City. I Ireland. C. West 3rd row (L-R): D. Carlisle, C. Dutra. S. Carson. C Bradshaw. S. Zinno. D Hasting, J. Simon 1st row (L-R) R Ruggeri. J Recupero. L. Love. S Binctte, S. Taylor. B Fontaine. J Horan 2nd row (L-R): S. Dugan. C Bailey. E. Cobb. J Spencer. K Napier. K. Spurlock. C. Salvador. J. Byers 3rd row (L-R): F. l anders. A. Piermont. C. Silvia. A Hamilton. C. Brand. V. Eberhard. M Correia. H White. E. Luce, L. Gordon 1st row (L-R): S Manville. H. Dias. R DeBreo. J Oliveira 2nd row (L-R) J. Grinnell. L. Ferreira. P. Brandao. S. Terra. C. Silvia 3rd row (L-R): M Mello. C. Terra. J. Corey. L. Vinci. R Holzcr. J. Diogot. E. James 157 1st row (L-R): S. Windham. T Borden. J Rodcriques. B Clohccy. M Ramsc 2nd row (I -R): G. Jones. L. Gill.C. Smyth. T Soares. I) Beck. N Plourdc. S Alvanas. M Macdonald 3rd row (I -R) Mrs (' Frankcl. K Soares. I Kimball. N. Andrade. K Warner. R Beiswangcr. (i Maynard. S. Fit gcrald. V. Cable (Not Pictured: C. Rochefort) 1st row (L-R): L Peckham, J. Pacheco. D L’Etoile. D. Lepore. P Brosseau. B Bray ton. J. Kenny 2nd row (L-R): D. Clarissc. D. Adair. C. Stephenson. C. Steeves. C. Clark. A Daily. L Davidson 3rd row (L-R): G. Glacier. B. Lauder. J Wagner. S. Hayes. K Bryce. L. Hanlon. M Cosimim. M Buddemeyer 1st row (I R) N. Corey. P Rego. J. Colla. M Murray. T Brown 2nd row (I -R) I). Cirant. R Clement. T Taylor. 1 Correia. P Kenney. J McMahon 3rd row (I -R) S Rua. R Raposa. K Medeiros. I Sou a. H Silvia. I) Zimmerman. I Weaver. I) Manning. M Cioddu 1st row (L-R) M Turner. K Beverly. I Lcvangic. K Zerbus. B Powers. J. Hamblc 2nd row (L-R): G. Gabel. M Ferreira, S. Ajcmian. M Holden. R Lowe.C. Figcric. T Kehoc. M Alves. D Warner 3rd row (L-R): D. Diet . K. Medeiros. K. Weber. S. Sherman. A. Connoly. M Ricci. J Soares. C Pimentel. R Holiday. C Benson 4th row (I -R) S. Ball. C. Douglas. M Ryan. K. Ziccardi 158 Freshmen Officers And Executive Board 1st row (L-R); R. O’Brien. J Deffct, S. Miller 2nd row (L-R); P. Ottilige, P Mathias. V. Lcnzi, M Moito a. D Manning. D Beeler 3rd row (L-R): D. Powers. J Hill. J. Peterson. D. Medcrios. M. Easley. M. Igo, L. Pinto 1st row (L-R): S. Walsh. R Rua. G. Gray. P Carey. A Borden. E. Marshall 2nd row (L-R): W. Spurlock. M. Potts. W. Beck. D Magrath. N. Sinnoti. G. Stefanopoulos 1st row (L-R): C Raposa. T Cromwell. T Williams. B Silvia. M Marano 2nd row (L-R): C. Flood (Sec.), M. Borges (Pres ). Mr. Gaudctte (advi- sor). K. Cookinham (Trcas ). B Lautieri (V Pres ) 3rd row (L-R): J. Bcrard. S. Wellington. C. Caprom. S. Wyatt. H Wottcn. L. Uperti. M Pelletier 4th row (I -R): P DiLorcnzo. K. Scigulinsky, M. Kim. D. Taylor. M Welch 1st row (L-R): K Pridgen. C. White, S. Viera 2nd row (L-R): H. Wottcn. A. Heath. S. Silvia. S. Wellington. K Souza 3rd row (l.-R): L Wilkinson. S. Maynard. J Blasingamc. B. James J Jakubiak 159 Freshmen Silling (L-R) B Silvia. I Dubrcuil. M Pcllclcir 2nd row (L-R): S. Amaral. M Paradis. K Lidslonc. R Rebello. B Rebello. M Kim 3rd row (L-R): VI Stephenson.C. Caproni. T. Cromwell. L.Simmom. L.Caltcrall. T Williams. D Taylor. M Welch. L. Escobar 1st row (L-R): G. Hannon. D l.opcs. J Barry. L Shakarian, M LeBlanc 2nd row (L-R) K Aguiar. A. Hunt. G. Word. S. Mello. D. Nckrasz. S. Buiak. K. Cookinham 3rd row (L-R) R Correia. D Platt. P Magliocco, K Kadct. C Tobbcn. J Perry. L Molleur (Not pictured: J DcCosta) 1st row (L-R) S Bird. R Sparks 2nd row (L-R) K Cooper. C. Jarvis. I Camara. J Cottrell 3rd row (L-R): J Soares. M Silvia. B l ittle. J Long, M. Oyer Sitting (L-R): D Kamps. R Tcdcsco. J. Stratford. M Rodcriqucs 2nd row (L-R) J. Smith. B Ireland. K. Morton. K Harrington. T Blcau. J Volpicelli 3rd row (L-R): P Sousa. D. Hahn. J. Littlefield. N. Ziegler, L. Dias. K. Nichols 160 Silting (I R) II Phillips. W Chase. P Korff. M Mailloux 2nd row (I - R) K Brocket. M Morgan. K Metcalf. J Wilson. B Snyder 3rd row (I • R) D. Silvia. M (ilciman. N Kinnunen. R Dopart. M Bednarski. I). Bolton 1st row (l-R) B Brown. M Eksirom. W Papincau 2nd row (L-R): J Bcrard. I Escobar. A. Correia. V. Borden. C. Kurt . M Menc cs. C Caragianis. R Oswald. M Hansen 3rd row (L-R): Mr Rczcndcs. P Morris. D Kern. M Mathicu. J Fictkicwicz. E. Leite. H Dickinson. M Borges. P DiLoren o Silting (l-R) K Scigulinsky. W Palmer. B Jcnrcttc. I Bucci 2nd row (L-R): S Miller. R Mitchell. Ci Hall. D Dobrott. M Thibaull 3rd row (L-R) S Dutra. M Neary. M Tavares. M Pacheco. C. Coyne. T. Wagner, k Almeida 1st row (L-R) VI Rinaudo. P Magliocco 2nd row (I -R) B Knight. I) Carlile. W. Caldwell. K Aguiar. K Schmodc. M Butler 3rd row (L-R) Mr Kitchen. B Brown. D Beebe. K. Stevens. S. Kelly. C. Raposa. R Cooper Sitting (L-R) D Cordciro. P Gianctis 2nd row (I -R) C Kline. P Oliveira. C Flood. R Nutt. B Jcnrcttc. C. Cronin. K Miller. S Farrow 3rd row (l.-R) Mr Kitchen. C Duffy. S Wyatt. M Rego. C West. J Lopes. L. Roberts. K Silva. G. Alves. P Babinc I'm the ramblin' son with the nervous feet That never was made for a steady beat. I had many a job- for a little while; I've been on the bum, and I've lived in style. But there was the road windin' mile after mile. And nothing to do but go. H.H. Knibbs, Nothing To Do But Go 1st row (L-R) J Mello. S. Mooney. D Hoagland. M Mello. 2nd row (L- R): R Gomes. T Aguiar. J Poniatowski. T. Ferreira. A. Shcckcy. D Atkinson 3rd row (L-R): C. Warren. K. Perry. J Beck. J. Combra. D Pine 162 If I want your opinion. I'll give it to you The Fast Break! and the term ends Friday! Hy Johnny Fly! Na Nanny boo boo-l got the ball be- fore you! 163 I'm not scared. I yawn in the face of danger! They told me to run but they didn’t say in which direction! 164 Noggin Knowledge!1 The nexi Tracy Austin? an-tic-i-pa-lion Whatever goes up must come down. 4th down and 5 more to go! and before we introduce our next guest I have a question A long time ago in a galaxy far. far away and now I know my ABC’S and I. 2. 3‘S. 165 The following arc the members of the class of 1982, who are no longer at Portsmouth High School: E. Andrade___ I. Armstrong I C Arnette K BraWfey A. Bugnolo R. Com bra T. Croy T. DcStelano M. Ferreira R. Filosa K. Francis R. Fuizi G. Grimes S. Hagan K. Hand T. Holiday B. Keiski J Kirk J. Kuipers !?. Lcsteur, - T riltey ■ M. Midas P Vloss Vt. Motta R Nesbitt C Pa ragas M. Paschoal R. Pendleton B Sanke S. Silvu C. Smith D Souza . L. Swafford K. Taylor T. Tucker . K. Waters S. Webber ADVERTISEMENTS New Beginnings Oei gn contuit snt% J J CfrStritM IO 9 Of ic 00‘ A «isMuto � urn fu r 168 This section of the yearbook contains those com- panies. institutions, and organizations that have supported our book this year: it is. in our opinion, fitting that we open the first page of advertisements with a tribute commemorating our first full year of R. D. SEARLE ASSOCIATES hi?h sch°o1 in lhc ncw wines- and honoring those people who helped in the construction of them. Testing. Adjusting, and Balancing Engineers 17 asirai m i KiWKMm KiioiH ini winner. DONALD PROUT ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS 39 GLEN ROAD. CRANSTON. RHODE ISLAND 02920 o TELEPHONE (401) 941-4200 Congratulations To The Class Of 1982. e.ui. BURmnamc. G� n rol ConttMtor 33 VCRmOOT RVC0U€ W1-7H-5400 WflRUJICK.fi. I. 02888 172 POTTER AND COMPANY INC. Downtown Since 1907 172 Thames St. Newport. R.I. 401-847- 0392 Harold B Werner President TEL. (401) 683-0611 LENNY'S AUTO SALES General Auto Repairs 1955 EAST MAIN RD. PORTSMOUTH. R.I. 02871 OWNER-LEONARD J FERREIRA (401) 846-0655 ORIENTAL ARTS LTD. Antiques. Oriental Reproductions And Accessories Brick Market Place Newport, R.I. 02840 Congratulations To The Class Of 1982. (401) 847-5353 the hook and i brick market place newport, rhode island 02840 imported yams fine needlework Good Luck To The Graduating Class Of 1982 SPECIAL HAIRSTYLING RAZOR CUTS LAYER CUTS Barhe AGWAY INC . PORTSMOUTH STORE 1 348 E MAIN RD PORTSMOUTH. Rl 02871 GUS AND EILEEN FERREIRA 683-9741 683-1203 251 5A EAST VAIN ROAO PORTSMOUTH R I NADEAU’S PHARMACY 3034 EAST MAIN RD PORTSMOUTH. R.I. 02871 TEL. 683-1270 the Portsmouth Shop Ladies Apparel And Gift Items 2511 East Main Road Portsmouth. Rl 02871 (401) 683-2184 STORE 401 846-2418 The Trading Company BANNISTER S WHARF NEWPORT. R I 02840 DAVID FERNANDEZ Proprietor {401) 8494479 TUci'port Tfamaha - Tionda SERVICE A SPECIALTY 134 BROADWAY NEWPORT Rl 02840 TOYS DOLLS THE ROCKING HORSE BRICK MARKET PLACE NEWPORT. R I 02840 401 847 2460 BOATS GIFTS CLrsjstal C ove 13 Swinburne Row — Brick Market Place � 47-6017 UNIQUE GIFTS FINE CRYSTAL and CUTLERY LONG WHARF MALL 321 SU-J ESTABLISHED 1796 1 LONG WHARF MALL NEWPORT R I (4011 846 2100 Newport's Leading Department Store LIC 735 24 Hour Towing TREND INSURANCE. INC. 2743 EAST MAIN ROAD PORTSMOUTH RHODE ISLAND 02871 401-683-9100 Frank W. Ostrow Duncan Ingraham Faria i Garage AUTO SALES - REPAIRS 1970 EAST MAIN ROAD PORTSMOUTH. R I 02871 TELEPHONE (401) 883-3300 1 i¥®l? BUILDinG SUPPLY CdOTltS INC. Lumber, Hardware Masonry 236 CONNELL HIGHWAY NEWPORT, R I 02840 (401) 847-8460 Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 RUFFLED FEATHERS Bellevue Ave. Newport, R.l. 02840 SEA MEADOW STYLIST 1985 East Main Road Portsmouth, R.l. 683-0866 __Hair Removal CUSTOM DESIGN AS UNIQUE AND PERSONAL AS A SIGNATURE 2050 E. Main Rd., Portsmouth, R.l. 02871 401- ISLAND GARDEN SHOP East Main Rd. (Rte 138) At Turnpike Ave Portsmouth, R.L 683-2231 174 brick market II NEWPORT R I 02MO tn m brlckmarket place (401) S46-2772 unique delightful Jewelry open 7 days Wild Weird CASWE LL-MASS EY ---—OF NEWPORT------ 4 o uin wlnf + oZA euyurif, 02840 PHONE : 4 O I - 849 - 7247 262 Thames street Newport r i 02840 (40ii847-3073 Anna V Jono Rc Canon I heodore E Joncx Unusual Interesting For Your Every Record Need MUSIC BOX 160 Thames St. Newport, R.I. Records-Tapes-T-shirts- Posters Concert Tickets Charles M. Lasky 847-5511 For The Finest In Bears And Bear Bearaphernalia .. .flic (W)bear necessities 215 Goddard Row. Newport. Rl 02840 (401) 846-9035 RYAN'S SPORTING GOODS 240 Thames St. 178 Bellevue Ave. Newport, R.I. 02840 Adidas Puma Nike 17S REPAIR SERVICE - ALL TYPES SNOW PLOWING PORTSMOUTH EXXON uhgUoc. )«C. 3302 EAST MAIN ROAD PORTSMOUTH. R. I 02871 24 HR TOWING ft ROAD SERVICE INSPECTION STATION GEORGE A GIACOBBI 683-9809 Thank You For Your Patronage. Faculty And Student Body CiSlOMP ESTABLISHED 1821 Ked's Converse GEORGE G. POPPLE CO. Bass Sebago Fitting Shoes for Over 160 Years 132 THAMES ST. NEWPORT. RHODE ISLAND 02840 Telephone 846-0583 The Tleetwood Formal par Excellence after Six Here's (he fashionable answer for the contemporary groom who favors tradition. Classic cutaway front, matching vest and slim peak lapels are a reflection of good taste and Impeccable style. The Fleetwood Cutaway by After Six. Available for rental now at ROBERTS HOUSE OF FORMALS 17 Rodman Street Fall River, Mass. 02721 Telephone 617-672-0009 Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 COASTAL ELECTRIC INC. 38 Bellevue Avc Newport, R.l. 02840 849-5656 MON.-FRI 9-9 FURNITURE SAT. TILL 6 P M. Congratulations Class Of 1982 From MA GOETZINGERS FIVE LEVELS OF QUALITY FURNITURE FREE DELIVERY SET-UP - LAYAWAYS One of Rhode Island's most beautiful furniture store High Quality at Low Prices 3101 EAST MAIN ROAD PORTSMOUTH 683-4440 We carry sportswear by Madewell, Dickies. Northern Isles and Prestige. Dresses by Lanz. LA FORCE CASINO RESTAURANT RAYS FASHIONS LADIES JUNIOR WEAR Frosty freez I8e Bellevue Avenue. Newport. Rhode Island 02840 Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 From THE STUDENT COUNCIL We carry sportswear by Madewell, Dickies, Northern Isles and Prestige. Dresses by Lanz. - AKAOK STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Much Success And Happiness In The Coming Years. From The Whole Gang AKMOKS 2701 E. MAIN RD., PORTSMOUTH 683-3754 1982! Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 From Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 Best Wishes And Much Success THE CLASS OF 1985 From THE CLASS OF 1984 TO THE CLASS OF ’82 Our friends and forerunners, we wish you smooth traveling on your new roads. In the coming years, as we join you on the paths of life, may we walk side by side with you and work together to realize the dream of making the best from what is good as well as giving new directions and roads for the travelers who follow. The Class of ’83 KAREN P MMHDA 138 W'ampanoag Dr 683-1778 Ba.kctball I. Honor Guard I. 2. Soccer 4. Smoking C ouncil 4 ROBERT M MKIDA 47 McComc In MJ-W1 LISA ALVERSAS 4 Mini Corn Rd 683-0297 JACKIE ALVES 12 Braiiun I a� C 47-7283 Hand I. 1 JENNIFER ALVES 3 . General Sullivan Circle M744JJ Siudcm Council I. Vanity Chccrlead.ng 3. 4. Ski Club 4. JV Cheer lead mg 2; Track I. 2, J. 4; Crock Countr J. Honor Socict) J. 4. Executive Kurd 2. Powder Fulf Soever I. 2. 3. 4. Office Announcer I MICHELLE ANGELI 62 Aba Avc 6 3-26 1 Band I. 2. Art I. 2. 3. 4. Fame I. 2. 3. 4 DEBORAH APPLEBY 75 Dwullij Ave 683-4797 Chore I: C V O I. 2. 3. 4. 4-H I. 2. 3. 4 SI. ANNI APPLETON 4 Flint Cora Road 68� . 1706 Maih Club 2. 4. l ibrary Aide I. 2. Chore. I. 2 Glee Chib 2. 3: Sr«v{upcr I ayoui Manager 4. Yearbook W ntcr Sport. Editor 2. 1 11 Legend Editor � MARK ATKINS 25 f auikner Circle loot tall I. Batebull I. 4; I anguage Club 3. 4 Sc .paper .1; Ski Club 1 M ARI A BAC KMAN 5 Arrowhead lane SHARON BAIRD 93 Ea.1 Mam Rd 847.748 1 ROBERT BATES 79 Richard Dr language Club 4. Ski C lub 4 TIT A A BATFY 1430 AoKierdam Avc 690-7139 Band 2. 3. 4 COLRTNEY Bi VI I 274 Mill I n RONNIE BEISW ANGER 217 Eau Mam Rd 849-7383 P I. 2. 3 4. D-� . 4 DAN BI I I M3 Taylor Rd Chcerkudmg I. 2. 3. 4 tCapt I. 2); Track I. 2. J. 4. Pimdci Pun I. 2. 3. 4 C hump� � 4. I nhmn Show 4. Project Slfaiw 4 KARL BI KROTtl 3111 Bri.iol Ectry Rd 683-2776 KRIS BI ISS 117 C l.ff Avc 683-0774 Photography Club 2 4. Office Aide I DIT Aide I: No .paper 2: Chore. 2: language C lub 3 DIANNE BOIAM 247 0M Mill Lane 846-7529 JEFF WKHH 88 Bourbon St 683-1017 Football I KACEY HOOIH 137 Lepc Road 683-168' Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Softball 1.2. 3.4; lenm. 2. 4; PP Soccer 1.2. 3. 4 t lump. � . 4. Hand I. 2. 3. 4. S uad I cadcr 4 MIKE BORDEN 87 Norseman Dr 683 9328 RAY BORDEN 87 Norveman Dr 6H J-9328 JAC K BOYD 61 Ann An Of rite Aide WENDY ANN CAHOON 33 Cantim A«c Student Council I; horu. 2 I. 4. Glee I lub 2. 3. 4 CHERYI CAKDO A 7 Gram Terrace 683-4090 KATHIEEN ( AKR 2641 I j.i Mam Rd 683-9765 Hj.k( i ball I language (lub I; Ski Club I PATTI ( ARROI I 15 E vergreen Drive 68� - � 6X6 Ncw.pupcr 2 An ( lub I. 2. � : Ski ( lub � . Powder Pufl 2 (.RANT C HACI 21 Mamton Dr 683-2956 KEVIN ( HAVIS 3 Gorntlcy Avc 683-198 J Soccer I. 2. 1. 4. Ii I. JV 2. V 3. 4. STEPHANIE CHI U 201 llarrn Ave 683-4919 Gvmna.ti.. I 2. 4. Student ( tuiH.il 1. 4 Smoking uuncil 4 GREG ( Hl.KC'll 16 Lowell Dr 683-9301 Sk. ( lub I. 2. 3.4; Soever I. 2. 3. 4. Var 2. 3. 4. Tn CaP 4. Track 2. 4. PP Coach I. 2 3. 4 I OllS A BRADSHAW 113 Sandy Point Earrm 846-4984 Wll HAM BRAND 88 Houloti St 683-3017 Football I. 2: Tewu. 2 WENDY BRAYTON � 8 Rive rode St 683-1423 19 Mamton Dr DIANNA ( INOTTI 18 DcArruda 68J-9VI9 Band 1.1 3. 4. Swimming � . Bu.kcihall I. 2; Powder Pulf I. 2. � . 4 ( MRISCI ARK 165 JepMMi I ane 849 4844 Football I. 4. Ra.krtball 3. 4 Travk 4. MK HAL I (Oil INS 2' Rohm Rd 681-153 Football I. 2. 4 SHARON HRVCI JOHN J ONNORS 112 Richard Dr. 683-2381 Band 1.2. J. 4. Pep Band 3. 4. language Club I. 2. . 4 I ISA BI t 01.0 � 35 I ncher C trek 84648)14 F AR NEST R HI DI ONG Band I. 2 JOHN T HI RTON 31 Redwitod Rd 847-4787 Soccer I 2. 3. 4. Tri ( apt 3. 4. Stale ( h.niip� I. Trj.k I. 2. 3. 4: Tn( apt 3. 4 Hand 1.2. � 4. Ski ( lub I. 4. MIS � 4 C.MK � . 4. !K 4 DIPT E( 3. 4. THOMAS BY I R.s 99 I mda Ave 683-3347 Football � . 4; Band I. 2. I. 4. Stage Hand I. 2. 3. 4 CAKOI YN t AMR AI 51 Arrowhead lane 6K� -2'9 Math ( lub 4. Vkikc ( tub 4. Sk. lub 4. Sovccr I - I. JV 2. « MIS 3. 4 K)I ( i� KI Y 8‘ Wjppmg KU 846- I22f' JONATHAN OKI Y 90 Mapping Kd 846-I40X I«nubjll I Track 2. � Newspaper 4. Talent Show � 4 ICM I� (OKI O 2'« Sprague Si 68� 4164 Soever � 4 Till RISA COKKI I V � 3 C orreia Drive 68� -1X96 Kind I. 2.1, 4. W ind I nimble 2. � . 4: Moodwmd I fHembk 2. 4 Pep Hand 2 « 4 KEVIN COSGROYI 683-2678 335 Mjtl Coach Rd 84 2J76 Band 1.2-3. Smoking C ounol J. 4. Checricadmg 1.2sSki Club 4; Assemble) amm 2. Class Cowdl 1. 2. 4 MARK COSGROVE CHRISTORHER R DURA 34)6 Mad C oovh Rd 846-9441 Rond I. 2. 3. 4. Soccer I. Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4 JEAN COTTA I3A0 Ka� t Mam Rd 6X32551 Crow Country 3. 4 Basketball }. 3. 4. Soli ball 3. 4 Volleyball 2. 1575 Wet Mam Rd 6X3-2560 Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Activities Commutet 4 JOHN DiTTRA 6X C IcarvitM A« 68.3-0904 Rl TH I HI RHARD PAM COTTA J Palmer St. 68J-«III Volleyball I. 2. Basketball 2: Track J; Rand I. 2. 3; Woodwind 2; Yearbook 4 MATTHEW P DAILY 126 Annette Dr. 683-0221 Rand I. 2. 3. 4; Stage Rand 3. 4; Pep Band 2 3. 4. Ski Club I El.WOOD W DAI IOW III 150 R I BUd 683-12.31 Ski Club 4 USA BETH DAVIS 21 Beavh Street 683-4831 Art 1.2. 3. 4 IORY DECOSTA 91 Founder� Nve Chorus I: All State Chorus I. 2: language I 261 Turnpike Avenue 683-9442 RHONDA EMM EY 524 Bristol Kerry Road 683-0253 MIC HAEL ESCOBAR 225 Middle Rd ROSE ESCOBAR 175 Middle Rd Yearbook Committee FRANCESCA ANN EARIA 361 Middle Road 683-3305 Student Council 4; Student C ounol Secretary 4. Powder Puff 2 Senior Claw Executive Board 4): Junior C lax� Executive Board 13). ELIZABETH ANNE FERREIRA 15 Church lane Yearbook 4; Powder Puff 4 LAI RIE DEEEET MARY El RRFIRA 63 Fhnt Corn Rd 683-4745 Flag� 1.2. J. 4 C ap� 4: I hcerleadmg 2: Smoking Council 4. Track .3. Yearbook 4. I' Soccer 4; Choru� I. 2. 3; Glee Club 3 JLIIA GRACE ROSE DEM AY 80 Freeborn St. 68.3-0458 Ung Club 1.2; Powder PulT I. 2. 3. 4. Basketball I. 2. 3;Soltball I. 2. 3. 4 Tenni� 2. 3. 4 Ski Club I. 2 LINDA Dl MFC 10 Point Rd 625-5178 DEBBIE DESANTIS 33 Pctjuou Street H47-J678 Part � I.LJ.4. PHS DT I. 2. 4. JEFFREY M DIMAR O 5 Elaine Ave. 683-1252 Library Aide 2. 3. 4 TERRENCE DONNEl I Y 3241 East Mam Rd 683-0499 GERRY DRISCOLL 86 Plea cant St 683-0276 Football I, 2,3,4 RICHARD W Dl BREL II 263 Ea� t Main Rd 846-- 4f0 160 Dexter St 683-1596 COLEEN FERRIS 86 E avion Ave 68.3 9025 ANN M F1ETKIEWKZ 47 Heritage Drive 683-4376 Ncwvpaper 2. 4. Yearbook 3.4; Volley ball 2: N HS 3.4: Spanish Honor Society 3 I OR I EIT GERM D 26 Butt� Street Office Aide I. 2. 3. 4. TAMMY FIOYD 21 Aitvufl Or 683-1 298 Tenor� 1.2 3. 4: Powder Puff I. 2 3. 4 Cb% Rep 1. 2. 3 4, Student Council Trea� 4. Smtikmg I ounol 4. D T 3. 4; ocm- bites Comm 2. 3.4. Oklahoma I JLDY K FOSS 4-C Sandv Point 847-1388 Office and Nur c Aide FRAN FL R F ADO 69 Fountain Ave 683-2285 CHRISTINE L GIL I 10 Clcarvicw 683-4474 Flag Twirier. Band nancy f gii l 65 Dorothy Avenue 6X3-4924 Band I; Business Auk 4 LINDA Gll STI 6? Brown Terrace 683-1919 f ligtwiriing 2. 3; Basketball I. 2. 3: Softball 1.2. Student Council I; Chu� Council I. 2; Ski Club 4 OD El LA GOMES 41 Weeumoe Ln 683-4244 PHII IP GRANT 24 Bristol I errs Road 683 2466 Football I. 2. .3. 4: Ski Hub I. 2. 3. 4 ROBBIE GRAY 225 East Mam Rd 846-0182 CATHY GROSSI 8 Cheryl Are 47-5518 Softball I. 3. 4. JV Basketball 2. 3. 4. Math Club 2. 3. 4. Newspa- per I. 2. 3. 4 PAL L HACKETT 1734 West Mam Rd ; 4501 West Park PI Glendale A 85306 683-1.37«. («02) 918-9117 Science Club 3. 4 Science Club Pre� 4. Math (lub 3.4. Newspa- per 1.2. 4. Newspaper Editor 4. Yearbook 4. Band I. 2. 3 4. Stage Band 2. 4. Pep Band 2. 3. 4. AU-StoK Band I. 2. Library Aid I; C otnp Aid 4; Newport Concert Band 2. 3: Photography Club 2. 3.4. Drama ( lub 3. 4; Junior Achievement 4; Class of 82 Executive Board I. 2. 3. 4. The Planetary Society 4; American Association for the Advancement of Science 4 GREG HALI 26 C arver St 683 2028 CAROL ANN HANOI TON 461 Bramans Lane 849 6716 Him President I Truck I, 2. 3. 4. Powder PufI Soccer 1.2. 3. 4. Drama I lub 3; Smoking ( ounol 3. 4. Varvty C beer leading 3. 4 SHARON HANSEN 119 Sherwood Drive 6 3-2169 Newspaper 2. Yearbook 4 CRYSTAL V HARPER 120 Gormley A e School Library 2 J. 4 BRUCE F. HARRINGTON JR J50E Old Mill I one 846-5108 KELLEY V HARRINGTON 4J Attleboro ve 625-5178 PALI E HI NRIOLKS 31 Gram Terrace C horu� . Madrigal 1.2. J. 4. Drama I. 2. 3. 4 TERESA I HENRIQLES 31 Gram Terrace Band I. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 2. 3. 4 EDGAR HI I I 183 Old Mill lane 846-1)53 Yearbook I. Ncw� papcr I, 2. 1. 4. Youth m-government I; Junior Class League I. Language C lub 2. 3. 4 CHRISTINE DLTRA TOM HOLIDAY MONIQUT I I TOII I MARY Ml I 1.0 4 Chase Road 24 Ravite� Ave 445 Bristol Ferry Kd 6 3-7727 6 3-1013 6X3-947: Chorus 1. 2. Glee Club 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 3.4. Oklahoma 1. K mg Honor Guard 2. 3. 4: Powder Puff 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; LAI R A MARIE HOL ER 1 2 Tennis 2. 3. 4 2 4 Denier Street BARRY LITTLE MIC II AF.I t p mfi io 6 3-9675 Softball 2. 3. 4. Rand I. Office Aid 4 5 Karen Ave 530 Boyd'� 1 .uve 6X3 3131 6 3-4449 PATTY HURLEY Band 1.2. 3. 4. Mmc Theory 3. 4. Stage Band ?. L 4 Woodwind JEFFREY 1 IT TIE Ensemble 4.1 re� bmnn Sosccr 1. J-V Soever 2: Student Council 3 42 Clearvww Ave 4; Av� Comm 3. 4. I.anf Club ?. 3. C O 1. 2. 3 6X3-9127 442 Union Street Band 1. 2. .3. 4 X46-32.32 PET� MEMO JL NE IRBOTSON SARAH LONG 22 Wampjtnsttg Dr III Seaconnet Blvd Imm.ikolec Drive 6 3-4054 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Cboru� 4 Pep Band 2. � . 4. 1 ang I lub 1 2; 6 3-1459 6X3-1195 Woodwind 1. 2. J. 4; Smoking Council 4 I EE ANN JACKSON Flagiwirlmg 1. 2. 3. 4. Band 2. 3. 4. ( boru� 1. 2. 3. 4. Gymnastic 1. 2. 3. 4. Track I. 2. 3 4; I las Council 1. 2 EILI EN Al Ml 1 VIN 57 Heritage Dr JE.AMNI- IONGSHAW 69 Heritage Dr. 6 3-0348 6 3-1756 language CTub 2. 3 tO Mohawk Dr JV ( hcerk-iding 2; Hand 2 • 4 Patriot Noti-� ' L 4 Powder X47-0468 Puff 2. 3. 4: Ski C lub 2. 3. 4. Executive Board ?. � . 4- Pep Band 2. SI SAN I JAMES Band 1. 2: Newspaper 1. Art Hub 2 Partying 1. 2. J. 4 3; Drama 3. 4 Student Council Secretary 4; Prtijcst Snow 4 1334 Wen Mam Rd 6S 3-2619 CTav Council V P, I. See 2. Rep 3. Pro 4; Activities Committee I. 2. 3. 4, Drama Chib 3: Flngtwiriift I. 2. Chcerleading 3: Cross Country 3. Po� der Puff 1.2.3.4; Slotting Council J; Play 2; Glee Club I 3. 4. Turtle 4. Chorus I. 2 SHERYL I. J! NRI TTE 20 Orchard View Rd 6 3-103 RICHARD DANIEL KfcLI Y 9 DuboK Si. MM 727 Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Football 4 Soccer I. 2: Drama I. 2. 3. 4. Rand I. 2. Chon� � 4; Track 3 JOHN KEI I V 33 Arrowhead Lane 6� 3-4519 Soccer Fr I. JV 2. Varsity 3. 4. Track 2. 3. 4 Captain 4 LINDA KELI Y 15 Robert Avc. Had a £ real ume1 I. 2. 3. 4 HELEN KIRPATRIf K 8 Franklin Terrace 6 3-15 1 PATRICK KI INF 41 Wampanaag Dr, 68J-4 9J Soccer 1, JV 2. V I. 4 CYO I. 4 KRISTI KNIGHT 25 Wilke Ave. M3- 694 Band I. 2 Softball I. Ba� kcibjll 2. 3 Teum� 2. 3. 4 Powder Puff 2.4 I RANK LAIDLR 99 Black Point Farm 846-06 ?2 Rand I. 2. 3. 4; Vmvf T. ? 3. Track 2 Sl ANNI I I HI AM 430 Rlack Point I anc 46-4559 IXJN I I ON ARD 14 Mai v Corn Rd RORLKTT I I Til t Q K9 Sherwood l r 683 1595 Band 1. 2. Bavcb.tll I. 2. 3. 4 Sk. (Tub 2 IOL I I OPES 609 Wappmjt Rd K46 1644 DLBRII I 1.1 102ft West Mam Kd Flagtwirl: Student Council I JOHN I Yl E 2979 Forest Drive. Pepper Pike. Ohm 44124 675-2724 student C ounctl 1.2. National Honor Society 3.4. Spanish Honor Society 3. 4: Rhode Island Honor Society 3. 4 GARY M MAIDA 3k Lawrence Terr 6XV2723 Baseball I. 2: I ootball I. 2. 3. 4. La� hi«m Show 4. SHAWN I M A N VII I I 127 Ireeborn St 6X3-1750 Indoor Soever I AUR A I MARTIN 27 Pheasant Drive 643 3230 Band I. 2. 3. 4 Lice live Board 2 3. 4. ( Use Officer I. Student Council Officer 2. Woodwind 2. 3; Powder Pufl I. 2. 4. C n� � s Country 2. 3. Trask 4 Ml I I SNA M TIII K 46 Point Rood 683 4733 Ski I tub I. 2. 3. 4. Assembly 2. 3. 4. library Aid 4. ( horus 4 JIM MCC.AW 22 Cliff Avenue 6K3-04X0 Band I. 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 2. 3. 4. Tennis I 2. 3. 4 Pep Rand. GMK' 3 4 JOHN R MC KLNNA 57 Marten� Rd 6K3-37XK I ootball I JOHN Ml I l Gill IN Iko Hargrave l r 6X3-451 Basketball 4. I «vlhjll 4. Hawrbalt 4 BONN� � I MIDI IROS 6 I must Avenue I ibrart Aide 1.2. I. 4. Business ido 4. Modern I ang lob - Yearbook 2 4 M l I I 1.2 ‘4 JODI MEI NIER r� 5 Harbor Vtcw Kiud X46-A59S Gymnastic� I. 2. 4: I.o-Capt 4. Trask 2. Cross t nuntrv I. 4, Co-Capt 4 Softball I 4 Bind I. 2. 4; Powder Pulf I. 2. 3. 4. Champ� 3. 4. I lass Treasurer 2 .3. 4. Ski I lub 2. I. 4 National Honor Society � 4. Secretary � 4. Project Snow 4 DEREK Mil I I R 166 Bristol Ferry Rd 6 3-07 9 ROBYN Mil I I R .34 Bcnedist Ave Ml 3 0709 Math Club 1.2:� lag I wirier� 3. Ski (Tub 4 Smoking ( owned 4 Volley ball I. 2 Girls Trask 4. Vanaty Nocsvrr Vorer 4. PP Soccer 2. I. 4. PP hamps 3. 4. P I Aide 4 Al AIN MO Mi ION 95 Ikwothv Ave JIM MONI 53 Viking Dr OX 3.14X0 Band I. 2. Stage Band 2. 3: I mnbtill 2. 3. 4 (I apt 4). Hawbatl I. 2. 3. 4 t( apt 4� TERI I YNN MfX KI 73 I arter Drive X46-9I35 JOHN MORGAN I East Mam Rd X4ft- 5029 I ootbalkl 3. 4 V AI I H11 MORGAN .34 Hint Ciirn Rd • 6 3-9517 Band 1.2. '. 4. (Pre� 4� | ep Band 1.2. .4 Smoking Canned 3- 4; Driver � 11sense 4 KEM MORRI I 29 | md.i Ave, 6 t-9tl 4 J At KII Ml RIM IA 7 ( itby I irvle 6 3-20 6 I D Ml KR AN 13 SbcrwiKoi Dr 6 3-1290 PATRK IA M ARY � 11 VI PIKRY -SANDY Kl I NDI S 641-9 llt' Powder Pulf 2. Ski C lub J, I anpuafe ( lub 1. 4. Parte I. 2. I. 4 m HHV M V 6 1 2041 I ISA MM Kl N.irr.if.mvrti Ave. 512 Saadt Potat Kuwd Newspaper I. ?. Itbr.m Aide I. 2. ski Club 2. OAki Aule .1. (•U'd.uKc Aide 4 Jtl II M A k 1 90 l aM M.un Kd Drama 1 lub '. 4. AvectnbL Activity t ommUtet . 4, Newspaper TOM NOAII M HijcM.hi A«c 6 1-1971 KAMI S SOKIM.A 104? Antbonc K«l 6JtVHtHt Hand I. 2. t. 4; C hecrkadinf 1. 4. P.iveikr Pulf I. V 4. C b« Ofltecr 2. 1 ( r.K� t Mmt) 2: Hemaaeike ?. l.iv ( ••urvil |.?, � , 4; Si udem ( ouACd I Ski ( lub I. ? Ml THAW P H| I awrcncc l i 6 1-12 0 Tenni� ?. V 4 siit lub 4 Icwleoi lub 4:1 P k C omnmuc 2. 1, 4 N Aide I 4 Iraek A l idd 4 IIN II P k 7.14 Middle Kd M1 4470 Read I. 2. . 4. Team� I, 2 1.4'JVSmecc 1.2. I; Voih 4 StjIT 4. Sen� � I WMlur Kurd 4- Nki l lub 4 PAM PVtJI l ; 5 5 appmf Kd 47-21V Band I 2. � . 4 tA MU I I PATI N M HI 1' I hiioc A v MI- 14 1 1 H.ifki I. 2. V Pep Band 2. J. I aiipuajrc ( lub 2. Ml I | | A Pl kll W1 101 IV.iv.m «LV2I25 Htmnaslic� I V 4 SAKVIIDt PMkllAM 417 kpMin I ane 46-221« Rand I. 2 DI HOKAII J Pl 1)1 RsON 7 Marten� Kd Mj-vn 1 ibrary Aid 1.2 KKISTINI MISONPIKkINS 2 4 lb«u« Drive A W t beer Icadi n|t I. Varvtlv I. 4 I br� Pieoekm l (U Vise Pre � 4 1 ivs Rep I.O 4f |. r| Club I, Ski ( lub I 2.1.4 NcwsjMfxr 4 Powder Pull I. .1, J h.unp� 1 4 Honor .Societ ,1. 4 K� III VI PI KRV 15 Kiirtiidc Sit «i 6 U 96' H-mhI 1.2, 1.4. Pep Hand 2. i.4. M.nh t lub I. Rusmos Ikju Aid 27 Mitchell� I atu. 47-164 MU 11AI I PI II KS 2 5 Old Mill Mm 49.77' , V41 M injjfii 4 Ifaik t. 4. Sil ( lub 4. Vcarbo� A Sl,ifl 4 Sttiokmp 5 0um.1l 4 TINA PI VTON 2 1 Horton Street 6 11490 Ski i lub 4. Hwihu Aiil 4 Powder Pulf 4 NATI PUMPS «91 Middle Kd I ootbalf I. 2. KwkvtbuH l. 2. JV tWbull I Pep Asmii, I. W„rk 2. I. 4 ANNI PIVII NIM I � 2 ttv«| Mato Kd 6X1-2957 Ha ad 2. 4. Student ouixil J. 2 .4.|VP 4). Sk, lub 2 1.4. kiB|f A I 2. Hlaburna I. ( law I xecutiw Hoard I. 2. 1. 4. V.uviik-- ( 001 m«t Ice ’ 1 4 (. 1 1. SuuAin C .Mincti 2. . 4 KRISIIN KU ( I 7 Valhalla Hr 610-0214 I hecric.tdci I. 2. IWdcr Puff I. ?. J. 4; I uvutrw Hoard I. 2. «. 4 k I H I. 2. � . 4 I link 4 IOI III N KU IIAKI) 270 Taylor Rutd B40-55V5 tkccrkadm 1. 2..� . 4. .Student i uunetl 1. 2. . 4. C lav� Council 2. ‘ 4. ( U%c See .1. 4. Sk. t lob 2. 4 y.HJth locum 4: fhurua I. 2. National Honor Societ) J. 4. Yearbook Staff 1: Younp |jfc 4; PAY I. 2 1. 4. N ( A t (ike Club 2. Jnnwr Km; Comm J; Santa� Workshop l.j I. 4. Junior Pronr C� mim � . -V1a Party • 4' I ranklin terrace Hand I. 2 1. 4. Student ( oumil 4 I VNim- PINIO 47 ( arter Drne K46 627S I b|tt .rlmf I. 2. V 4 la� � 1 «mani I. 2. I; K«� k tKill 2. � : Ski ( lub 4 Choru� I 2 MIC HAII sllNUN PI Ml MAI Kl I N KUTIAKD 27v Iayfcu Kotid u4'|.55Sk t hnrkad.nr 1.2 � .4.Student .hok.I I. 2. .1.4.C lavet 0um.1l I. . .1 4. t u� � I sd olive H. tfd I. 2. Tmbmcn Secret nr; I Sopbiv- nNUe Vice Precnkni 2. Ski C lub 2. 4. Churu� I: like C lub 2: Yearbook I; Smoking C ouaed 4. Y� nin; I dc 1. 4. PAY I .2. 4. lunw Kinjr ..mmmcc 1. Santa s W. ksh� |. 2. J. 4. Orphan� X Vlas Pam I. 4. Ilumcconun; I .2 .1. 4 V.O l . 2 I on|titK ado« M1-4'11 Jr Ik 1.1 ( lub I. SIIAKON POTTS VI I C.ANDKO KlK HA l ! I 1 ASIII IO Vcm tuition 7|Q 2’ lii-iid I oolball 4 Ski t lub 4. I an|luapc 4 6.N Park A e 6 1.1426 DAY I I I'KI I MARk RODI KIQI IS 'lb Tumpike Ate 6M.1-0664 2 I eedb.tat Si Ml 14)124 PAT 0 INN 14 u � asi Main Kind 6KC4.UU JV S««vver 2. I HOH K ADI K I'l Vk anip.oN� ijr | t 6K1-2471 loothall I. 2. RickciKill I. 4 ROSI VIARY KODVk AY 122 KcdtMMNt Kd K47 6264 Hand 1. 4. |� r Kind 4 JAMIs KOOCI KO M U .Hum Si 6X� 0072 Haskcibill I. 2. Band I. Husehull I. 2. Ck H I. 2 MARTINI KOPPI HI I.IN A Vt RAMS! Y 4 Rutknbr.il An Wt 1-2 16 ( heerkadmf I. 2. Harwl I. 2. 4 OkLibom. I U 4 Park Ate. tS 1- IK! Team� .}. 1. Ka� kctball 1.2. hSoftball I. 2, J. 4. Powder PulT I. 2. 1 4 student I «mm.il 4. C be� Council I. 2. J: Ski Club 4 KOt.l K RHA JOVNNI Kl II I 74 (iram Terrace Ml. 1674 Tennis t. 4. Ratlctbull I. 2. 1. 4 Softball I. 2. 1.4; C m Kind I 2. � . 4 Pp ( ,pt I. 2. x 4. (elMmps 1 41. NILS Kl SARI 7w Mohawk Ik «49-5(45 Swimming 2. V 4. lor I an k lub ?. 1.4. Newspopcf 1.4. Math lub 4 Seienei Club 4 ( .unpulct Aide J. 4 ANDRI V I KI VNOI OS 40 I .mjp Meadow RD 6 1 9194 Varcn Musket ha II 1.2. • 4. Teams 4; pp 1.2 t.4. bamp� 1 4. Softball 1.2 1.4 I i.ifiwtrliitfi I 2. .1 4. Co eapt .1 N.,|i,h� .iI H.mnw Snc'tciX «. 4 III NRV Ml NOI DS K46.I57R ?2 Vikm; Drive nk.Ui.151 1)01 HI AS I) Kl SSI I I 11« live fici i trek I o.Hball I. 2. J. 4. Ski i lub I. 2. J. PAVII I % ANN SANT 16' U jinp.in.up Drive 6V1-2V95 HARRY SAI NDI RS 1 C after lk. (U7-K549 Basketball 2. 4. lootball 4: T V I, RON Nil SHAIT I R 205 inimokedcc l 6KJ-059! Soccer 4. Kiseball 2. 2. 4 J.4 185 KAREN SHELTON 35 V lhall.. Dr 6 3-4 30 El I2ABFTH V SHOVEL TON 254 Bra mam 1 aoc 847-676 KIB I. 2. 3. 4. 75 Valhato Or I. 2. J.4.CTHR I. 2. 3. 4 CYNTHIA SILVIA 55 Fotboro Ave Chorus I. 2. 3. 4. (ilcc Club . G muKin I SHEILA SIMMONS 65 Black Point lane 846-0760 BOB SINGLETON 53 Greene Street 6X5-4666 BRENDA I SOARES 7)1 Middle Road 6� ) 0048 Library Aide 3. 4 Gill SOARES 17 Robert Ave 681-0341 JOSEPH I SOLS A 26 8«t Mam Rd 683-0)89 JV Soccer ). V Soccer 4; Track 3 CHRISTINE SOU A 1)14 Last Mam Rd 68) 1412 DONNA MARIE SOL ZA «20 Middle Road 68)06)0 Ski (tub 2. ). 4.1 anguage Club 3. Cb� Steering Committee I. 2. J.4. Modem Comi.i1 ). Yearbook 3. National Honor Society 3. 4. National Spanish Honor Societ 3. Ring Committee 7 JOSEPH M SOC A 163 locml Ave 683 92)3 Golf Team I. 2. 3 PAMELA SOC ZA 1)14 Eau Mam Rd 683-1412 PATTY SOL A 1046 Wot Mam Rd 683-2575 CLINT SPL RIOC K 477 T urnpike Ave 683-0582 football 4. Spar Cm 3. 4. D I 4. Art ). 4 KAREN R STEEVES 64 Canoochet Drive MO-4247 Yearbook 2. 3. 4: Nenspaprr 4. language Club 2. 3. 4 Clave Council 1.2. 3.4. NMS 3.4.Chorus I.2.MIK YG 1.2. 3.4. 19 1 legend Awutant Editor 3 ART STEFANOPOCTOS 57 Wampanoog Dr 683-159« Bavkctball I. 2. 3. 4; football 4 MARIA STEf ANOPOUI OS 57 Wampanuag Drive 683-159« Guidance Aide I. Nurse Aide 2. PAM STFVI NS ol fivcher L trek 847-5216 DENNIS ST l AI REN I 164 Riverside Street 683-087) BRIAN STONE 8x Stutunc I n 683-0129 football 2. 3. 4 H-im.-6.iII I. 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 4 MARY ELI EN SI IIIV AN 37 I vher ( ourt 68 ) 2417 Cottage 4 Turtle 4; M? I. 2. 3.4. Hotcbjll Scorer I. 2. 3. 4.Claw Rep I. C'heerlcadmg I. Varsity 3. 4. C aptam I. 4. Ponder Puff � . 2. 3. 4. C lump 3. 4. TRACY TAVARES Almeida Terrace 846-82 20 LAWRENCE M TAYLOR 68 3-3217 Track 3.4. Math! M 2.4 NHS 3.4. Soccer JV 3 taag Club 4 STEVEN TERRA 18 Sprague St. 683-49)3 68 3-3220 BRUCE THOMAS 16 Bourbon Street 68.3- 128) Band I. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band I. 2. 3. 4; Photograph I. Soccer I. 2: Musical I. 2 DAVID THOMAS 16 Bourbon Street 68.3- 1285 Band I. 2. ). 4. Musical I. 2. Ch wu 4. Soccer I. 2 LORY Till RSTON 660 Union St 84 0540 DONNA TIMBI Rl ARE 44 Jo- Anne w 683-0931 Track I. Softball 2: Trnniv 2. 3. 4 THERESA M TOBBtN 5) Silva Avenue 68) 1888 TATE TOMIS 444 Sandv Pn.ni Ave 847.690 7 Band I. 2. ). 4. Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 2. 3. 4 Hockcv I. 2 Moto-X I. 2. 3 ET OISI TOPPA 60 Dianne Ave 847-4115 Cross Country 3. 4 KE B I. 2. 3.4; Track 2. 3. 4 Executive Board I. 2. J. 4. Three l.ule P.gv 4 AMANDA TWISS 807 Union St 847-5597 Band I. 2. 3.4. Cron� Country 2.( beerleading 7.Ski Club 1.2. J. 4. Smoking Council 3. 4. Activities Committee 2. 3: Ponder Puff I. 2. 3. 4. Champ J. 4 National Honor Society 3. 4 El YSS.A LEI sES 79 Fischer Circle 846-9136 JIM VARGAS 155 Brutal Ecrr Rd 683 3448 CAR! VIIRA 1« Sherman Ave 683-1366 ROHI Rl VINCI 41 Silvania Rd 846 0702 ROSE VIVIEROS 31 Mellu Terr 683-9719 Office I. 2. 3. 4. Nurses Aide 4 i RIK W Al LIN 91 Ann 68 ) 9380 L ATHY WHITE 24 McCorne I anc 683-9674 JOHN WHITE 90 Robin Rd 683-3485 Soccer 3. 4. Ski Club I. 2. 3. Smoking L ounol 5. 4. Ponder Puff Catch I. 2. 3. 4. Class Cyme I. 2. 3. 4 PAUL Wll BEK 5 Quail Rd 683 378« football leapt ) 2. 3. 4. E L I. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 2. 4 STEPHEN I W || | ER 7444 East Mam Rd 683-1778 Snim Team I 2. 3. 4.1 ib Aide I. 2. 3. 4 Graphic Art Satdite 3. 4 Sprcul Ed Sntmmmg 4 MARGARET E WILLIAMS 26 Oak St 683-0073 Library 4 ED WILSON 28 Hunter Rd Band 1.2. 3. 4. Pep Band 7.3,4. W WE 4 Stage Band 4. S 1.2. J. 4. C las E� Baord I. ?. 3. 4. Math Club I. 2. 3. 4. Yearbook I. 2. 3. 4. Soccer I. 2. NILS J 4 KRISTI WINDHAM 290 Cory lane 683-0269 PAUL WITKOS 22 Pioneer Ln 847.59A7 Tennis 3. 4: Science t lub 4; Math Club 4. NHS 3. 4 MARC BOV f BOLVIER Exchange Student 78 Pheasant Dr 68 3-9041 Track I. 2. Volleyball . .Acuities C .itnmiiiec I J . 3 Thank You The Legend staff wishes to extend a special thank you to the following friends who helped us along the way. Without your support our job would have been much more difficult: Mrs. Shirley Cherry The Pier Restaurant The Coachmen Restaurant Armor Studio Carlonc’s Florist Iron and Pine Upson Downs Carol Cronin Tracey Bolton Randy Armor Robyn Miller Paul Hackctt Maria Bettencourt Melissa Mather Jin Pak Mrs. Irene Conroy Mrs. Irene Hansen Mr. Vierra and the English teachers who allowed us to photograph their classes: Mrs. Frankcl Mr. Richard DcRobbio Mrs. Sippen Mr. Creaney Mr. Nicolctti Mr. Sousa and the history teachers who allowed to photograph their classes: Mr. Drury Mr. Masse Mr. St. Laurent Mr Pimentel Mr Richards Mr. Kitchen and the Science teachers who allowed us to photograph their classes: Mrs. Hclfncr Mr. Rczcndcs Mr. Cicconc Mr. Gallipcau Mr. Robert DcRobbio, Principal Mr. Joe Flood, Dean of Students Mr. James Garman Rose Escobar Maria Backman Mrs. Anne Andrade Mrs. Eva Reisc Karen Sleeves Laurie Deffet Mr. Nick Mangi 187 THE FOOL WANDERS, THE WISE MAN TRAVELS -Thomas Fuller