Portsmouth High School - Legend Yearbook (Portsmouth, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1984 volume:

THE 1984 LEGEND of Portsmouth High School Portsmouth, Rhode Island REFLECTIONS Photo by Randy Armor 2 HERE WE ARE! Table of Contents Faculty page 17 Seniors 31 Underclassmen 85 Sports 95 Organizations 125 Activities 147 Ads 165 A reflection is not just a mirror image; it is also a wonderful means of looking back into the past. November, 1983 marked the twentieth anniversary of Portsmouth High School, providing a perfect opportunity for us to reflect on the illustrious history of PHS. To com- memorate this anniversary, the Leg- end staff asked some of our long- standing faculty and staff members to share with us recollections of their years at Portsmouth, including their ideas, thoughts, anecdotes, and gener- al “reflections” on any changes that they have observed. We hope that as you peruse this yearbook, you will re- flect on your own years at Portsmouth High School, and that they will afford you many pleasant memories. The Legend Staff Gail Wagner, Editor 3 4 5 “Dancin’ In The Streets” On r 10 11 The Many Faces Of PHS 12 13 t V v FACULTY AND STAFF ► r £§ [ • i SF Vj Vf ;- Sc ’ : '- '-. ' %;lv • - •,-- . v ■ y - - f M1 . 1 0,1 .- %Jd0ptH0£ ai i «S' • ■ y� ' •. •• V«r' I ■ A soul without reflection, like a pile Without inhabitant, to ruin runs. Young, Night Thoughts. Night v, 1.596. Yearbook Message Graduating Class 1984 Administration The theme of the ’84 Yearbook sets the mood of the composite of thought that the Administration wishes to express to the Class of 1984. While graduation time is often a period of reflecting on the future, it may also provide a good opportunity for some reflection on the present. The receiving of your diploma is the result of four years that encompassed not only educa- tion, but many other aspects of your life and the lives of many others. To have reached this point of your high school success involved sacrifices, confron- tations, compromises and understanding. All of the forementioned took place with par- ents, teachers, friends and the school. All of the participants had your welfare in mind and your success as their goal. As you re- flect upon those four years a sincere act of appreciation by you to all who helped you would be appropriate. When you reflect upon what you have accomplished during your high school years, certainly a pat on the back is well deserved by you. In looking ahead to the future, reflect on the lessons you learned from the past, the satis- faction of achievement of the present and the confidence of success in the years ahead. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1984 of Portsmouth High School. Mr. Henry V. Dtodati Superintendent of Schools Mr Michael W Mello Director of Instruction Mr Mancieri, Director of Administrative Services Mr Robert A DeRobbio Principal Mr John M Ferreira. Sr. Assistant Principal 18 Mrs. Hollis Mrs Pavao Mr. Flood Mr Mello and Mr Kitchen Mrs Reise Mr Flood Mrs Witkos Mrs Andrade 19 Mrs. Gabriel Mrs White Mrs Brown I remember —the first school dance —with a reception line, where there were more teacher and staff cou- ples than there were students. The en- tire faculty was there. George Mello Eager faces- Somber looks - Sparkling eyes - Knotted brows - Happy smiles - Concerned Frowns - Friendly greet- ings - Understanding nods - Corridors filled with bustling people - The babble of conversation - Giggling girls - Rau- cous boys - Cheering crowds - A class- room of intent readers - disappoint- ment • happiness - questioning looks - Smiles of discovery - Frustration- Joy of graduation • comraderie - good friends - memorable moments - Antici- pation - continuing Challenge and hope of education. This is Portsmouth High School to me. Guidance Mr. Cataldo Dept. Head 20 J. T. Dwyer Mrs McGaw Nurse Mrs Fitzgerald Cafeteria And Custodial Staff Mrs Ferreira Mrs Melacon Mrs Silvia Mr Ney Mr Silvia Mr Lavoie Mr Rivers Head Custodian Mr Arkins Mr Smith Mr Nunes Mr Martmeau Mr. Rivers with Mr. Sandan, Mrs. Stinton's father FACE TO FACE by Tony Silvia There are few people at P.H.S. who can boast of having worked here since our school opened its doors some seven years ago People come and go. but Mr. Rivers, our head custodian, has been here ever since the building was built. “It’s one of the greatest jobs I’ve ever had.” Mr. Rivers beamed in his bright Irish accent recently. “I’ve always been interested in children and when I see what this school has to offer What do I like the most about my work? The surroundings of the whole job. meeting new people, seeing new kids start at the seventh grade and go on to graduate.......You know I’ve had the honor of going through every graduating class this school has ever had. the dedication of the football field, in fact every first this school has ever had. I’ve been there.” Originally from upstate New York. Mr Rivers was one in a family of ten and a result of “not enough money to go around.” had to go to work at an early age. “In those days, dreams were not dreams, the reality was you had to make money to support your family. he reflects. Then, fol- lowing a five year term in the service, he moved to Portsmouth, where he has lived with his wife and two sons (aged 9 and 13) for twenty years. When Mr. Rivers speaks, he exemplifies a genu- ine pride and love for his job and school. ”1 think we have one of the greatest faculties there is,” he says. “They’re all so dedicated and if the student wants to learn it’s here .... I don't want to slight any department because I think they’re all great, but I think the strongest is Social Studies. Now there’s a group of teachers who are always working with and helping one another.” Mr. River's basic philosophy of life is “raise your family, don’t want the world, as long as you cover your basic needs and have a little left over for enjoyment......... This most satisfying moment came with the birth of his first son. “whom we waited ten years for. I think it’s been the highlight of my life so far.” In the way of hobbies and interests. Mr. Rivers is. by his own admission, a “sports fanatic.” “I follow the teams all over and I die just as much as the kids around here when they lose. He says that he’d like to see more enthusiasm when it comes to sports because “after all. those boys are out there representing your school and wearing your colors.” Mr. Rivers’ one wish is that “more childen take a more active part in everything within the school ........It’s been the same people who do everything. It’s not that the others are not of- fered the opportunity; it’s that they’re holding back.” Before we concluded. Mr. Rivers’ face turned dead serious for a moment. “You know, he said, “some people around here call me an old grouch.” His face turned to a huge smile. “Well I’m not really, but I don’t get paid to smile. I get paid to run this building and if I show anger it’s because someone has done something very wrong.” This author can testify to the fact that Mr. Rivers is no grouch Reprinted from The Pioneer Vo. 6— No. 6—February 1970 Portsmouth High School Teaching at P.H.S. has been an ex- tremely enjoyable experience. I have made many friends here and at the same time, hopefully, have affected in a positive way, several of the young people who have walked these hall- ways. Most noteworthy, however, is that although the faces may change over the years, the students of P.H.S. have been, and are, outstanding indivi- duals who are rewarding to teach and, most important, a pleasure to know. Pete O’Hara Mr o'Hara Dept. Head Mrs CavaJieri Mr Alfano Computer Mathamatics Mrs Ferri Mrs. Bescherer Mrs Wiant Science Mr Harvey Mr Charest Mrs Eslinger Mr Rutkiewtcz Science Mr Kitchen Dept Head Mrs Borkowski Mr Sabourin Mr GaJhpeau We opened the school in 1963 which just happens to be the year that I start- ed teaching. I can recall having stu- dents in my class who were only four years younger than I was at the time. Our first assembly was a memorial to JFK at which time one of the older teachers, who thought I was one of the students, insisted that I, “sit with the rest of your class.” That doesn't hap- pen to me any more. I've seen soccer develop a strong winning tradition with a lot of pride, the togetherness of the Little Compton students, the con- fusion of the late sixties and early sev- enties, and our present determination to keep pace with a strongly competi- tive society. Through all of the trage- dies, routines, and triumphs, I have seen children grow into young adults. Ray Sabourin Mr Ciccone Mrs Helfner 20 Years Ago! I had hair! (some) I was 20 lbs. lighter! I was single! (I think) Having a ball! Had a sports car! Late nights 20 Years Later No hair! Fat and fatigued! Married (I think) My feet hurt! No sports car! In bed by 9:30! Looking toward retirement But, I wouldn’t change a thing. I’ve loved being part of P.H.S. history. I think the world of many great students, parents, facul- ty and staff and thank them for making these past 20 years a very memorable experience. Leo Gaudette Mrs Bell Physical Education And Industrial Arts Mr Travers Supervisor of phys ed health Ms Ford Mr Akucewich Mr Blaess Portsmouth High School is my home away from home. For the past 19 years I’ve enjoyed being part of the PHS family. I am fond of my students and of my colleagues and I love my work both in the classroom and on the athletic fields. I am proud of our school and of the high caliber of our young people. At Portsmouth, I’ve experienced one of my happiest moments — the joys of sharing in a state soccer championship — and certainly one of my most de- spairing — the agony of the deaths of Will, Chris and Tim. PHS has been a learning experience for me as well. 1 would like to think that I have played at least some small role in its history. Richard S. Thibault I have been a teacher in Portsmouth for twenty-three years. For the most part I have enjoyed my years here. I like teaching; I love to impart knowl- edge and to challenge the intellectual capabilities of young people. The ma- jority were equal to the task; they went on to success. My only regret is that too many were content with medi- ocrity and wasted their talents here at P.H.S. Mr Briand Mr O’Neill Victor J. St. Laurent It may seem that I’ve been around for as many years as some of the older teachers, Joe Narcizo, George Mello, Ray Sullivan; however. I've only been at PHS for 6 years. My affiliation with PHS was that I coached football for 18 years, enjoying every year. Beginning in 1963, we had some outstanding football players. We always had win- ning seasons, losing some heart-break- ers. I worked with 2 great coaches (Sulli- van and Narcizo) and we had fun. I cherish the memories over the years and especially the young men I had the pleasure of coaching. Richard Travers JUMN I MI.t4.llM k BUt� I am in the unique” position of having been a graduate of PHS (class of 72), and now being a teacher at PHS! One thing that I did not realize then, but do now, is that teachers in this school really care about you! Being a teach- er, coach, and interacting with stu- dents is something that means a lot to me. John Blaess Mr Vierra Dept Head Mr DcRobbio Mr Carroll Mr Sullivan Mr Drury DMS And Resource Teachers u J Porter Mr Mello Dept Head Mrs Cherry Mrs Kehoe Mrs. Brown Mrs Cassese Mrs Hansen Mr Affonso Mrs DeCosta Mrs Ponte This year also marks 20 years of service for me as a teacher at Portsmouth High School Over the years. I have found that the faculty and staff are dedicated and committed to the most mean- ingful education and support services possible for the students whom we serve. They have demonstrated their commitment as people who take their jobs seriously, but not themselves. They are fine human beings dedicated to the proper development of the whole person - the student, the citizen, the worker, and the consu mer - who will face a variety of human exper- iences and challenges The present administration has done an excel- lent job of setting a positive tone for a school that was. at one time, lacking goals, direction and leadership to a school that “says what it means and means what it says. ' The overwhelming majority of the students that we serve and have served make our efforts very rewarding in terms of professional fulfillment, job satisfaction, and a sense of personal accom plishment Joseph L. Lagarto, Jr. Mrs Poniatowski Mrs Mitchell Ms. Raftery Mrs. Sisson 27 20th Anniversary. Has it really been that long? It seems like only yesterday that Louis Sousa was knocking on my door telling me that the President had been shot. 1 re- member my first day at Portsmouth vividly because of that terrible tragedy. It was a beautiful November day. The river was flat calm. Society wasn't however. We were just beginning the turbulent 60’s. When I first started teaching, conformity was the rule. The sixties changed all that. Dress codes went. Curricula were challenged. These were exciting and difficult years. Because of those years, Portsmouth High School is a much different place than the one I started teaching at. I think we have emerged a bet- ter school as a result. We have tried all kinds of innovations throughout the years — some good, some bad. What we have gained from all of this, I think, is a better grasp of what is necessary for students to do well. Hopefully we can take some of the lessons from the last 20 years, and make Portsmouth an even better place in the future. Bob Pimentel Social Studies Mr Sousa Dept Head Mr Sullivan Mr Masse Pres John F Kennedy (May 29. 1917 Nov 22. 1963) Mr Dwyer Mr Pimentel Mr St. Laurent Mr Richards Business Mrs Maloney Mr Sullivan Modern Language Mr. Thibault September, 1965 —June, 1984 Actually my early years at P.H.S. have a lot in common with the prut several years — in a very positive way. Times have never been better. However, the open-campus of the seventies — which included food fights, van- dalism both inside and outside of the build- ing, motorcycles in the halls, half the student body at Nadeau's and crippling budget cut- s — is a period of time I would just as soon forget. The changes in business education have been phenomenal. We went from mechani- cal data processing, manual and mechanical type writers, 10 key mechanical adding ma- chines, rotary calculators and comptometers to very sophisticated office equipment. To- day we have 18 computer terminals, 12 word-processors and several electronic cal- culators and typewriters —and more changes are coming tomorrow! At the risk of sounding a little corny. I'll say that the most enjoyable part of the job is the students. I have met a lot of nice people here over the years. I still run into many of them and really feel great when they say, “Boy, you haven't changed a bit!” Now maybe they are putting me on. . . but it‘s a nice thing to say anyway. Bob LaFrance When 1 first started teaching at P.H.S., a tradition” which had developed was the annual Faculty-Varsity Soccer game played in the fall. Male faculty took the field against the varsity soccer team for a full after school game. Most teachers in those days could go for a full game, and although we usually lost, we put up a fairly respectable showing. Ob- viously, few of the faculty could still do that today without risking a coronary, but most of us would still enjoy the chance to engage in activities of that kind. Many of us have slowed down physically, but few of us have lost the desire to work with kids. It’s still fun and still challenging. Raymond Masse The first official day of classes at PHS was on Nov. 22, 1963 and I remember it as an eventful and exciting day. PHS was still un- der construction and classes were conducted in the A wing only. Our happiness soon end- ed when we were informed, in our class- rooms, that President John F. Kennedy had been assassinated in Dallas. Since that day I have witnessed PHS exper- ience its ups and downs, its graduates be- coming civic leaders, business and profes- sional people and its athletic teams win championships. After twenty years, I still believe that PHS can only be as good as the students at PHS want it to be. Ray Sullivan Mrs Chace Mr Reed Mirrors should reflect a little before throwing back images. Jean Cocteau Class Advisor And Class Counselor Life is a series of days. Make each of these days a good effort and the result will be a great life. Let's always look back on these good days, with an eye to a greater future. Good luck, George Mello Counselor Four years of personal commitment as your advisor have come to an end for me. Growing richer with time, my memories of you shall live on. So many of you gave unselfishly of your time helping to enrich the lives of others along the way. Don’t stop here on graduation day. As you enter the next phase of your life, continue to reach out and remain involved. Don’t permit yourselves to become mere spectators of life. I grant you that life is less complicated if you don’t become involved; however, the rewards are few. As John Kennedy said: “The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, and spends himself in a worthy cause; who, at best, if he wins, knows the thrills of high achievement, and, if he fails, at least fails daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat.’’ Much success to each of you. I know you will be successful participants in the arena called life. Janet Bazar 32 Class History SENIOR CLASS HISTORY September 3, 1980, marked the beginning of four exciting (well . . at least unforgettable) years at Portsmouth High School. At the time, it was impossible for us to imagine the impact that the Class of 1984 would have on PHS during the next few years. As Freshmen we were faced with an entirely new environment: new teachers, new classes, and most important, new responsibil- ities. Along with these responsibilities came many new activities, such as Homecoming. The theme for our first Homecoming Float was “The Rainbow Connection”. (Naturally, it was the best in the parade!) As Homecoming ended that year, we only had a vague idea of the true spirit of the event. Our funds were considerably low during our first year. In order to raise money for our Semi-Formal we held bake sales, car washes, and a flea market NO, WE DIDN’T SELL FLEAS!!! The theme for our Freshman Semi-Formal, “The Best of Times”, appropriately summed up that year. M M sales and an excellent Semi-Formal highlighted our Soph- omore year. Maybe it was the belief that “M M’s make friends” which prompted us to sell so many (Little did we know what we were getting ourselves into!). As the number of fun- draisers increased, so did our treasury, which helped us gain recognition. However, at the end of the year we received more recognition than we had bargained for, mainly due to the fam- ous (or infamous) poster PR for our Sophomore Semi-Formal, “Open Arms”. By this time, our thoughts had turned toward finally becoming Upperclassmen! It was hard to believe that two years had flown (dragged!?!?!?!) by and we were halfway to the top. As Juniors we were faced with our most difficult year at PHS. Added pressure, such as narrowing down career choices and taking the dreaded SAT’s, signified the new challenges that lay ahead of us. Although this was a difficult year, we still found the time to have fun! We received our long awaited class rings at Valle’s, on October 15, 1982. Once again we displayed our superior float making abilities and unique ideas as “Gangsters” in the Homecoming Parade. Thanks to our great football team, we sank the (hungover) Islanders at the Thanksgiving Game with a score of 34-19! Dances and parties (along with Alka-Seltzer the morning after) provided relief from the everyday routine of school and work. On May 19. 1983 we gave up studying to go “Dancing in the Streets” with the “Rockadiles” at the Biltmore Plaza. The warm weather brought with it a feeling of restless- ness, and we anxiously awaited the last day of school! SENIORS!? !! Somehow we managed to survive Spirit Week-Powder Puff Football.the Pep Rally, the Homecoming Parade, Game, and Dance! We showed just how spirited our class was by winning the “Yelling Contest” and the “Best Float Award” With Homecoming over, we began to concentrate on shaping our individual futures. As we struggled with college and job applications, we managed to spend time with friends. Our class became closer and we developed a new bond as the year continued. We partied it up at our Senior Halloween Party and looked forward to Senior Week! We can look back on our accomplishments and be proud of the contributions we have made. Our Senior year is not an ending but a beginning. We, the Class of 1984. WILL be remembered! “I know you’ve got a lot of good things happening up ahead The past is gone its all been said So here’s to what the future brings I hope tomorrow you’ll find Better Things.’’-The Kinks Caitlin Pardo de Zela Kim Kekligian Carolyn Dutra Year President Vice President T reasurer Secretary Homecoming Queen Homecoming King 80-81 Laurie Davidson Caroline Pimentel Colleen Clark Donna Perry Lisa Main Greg Hamilton 81-82 Laune Davidson Carolyn Dutra Kim Kekligian Cathy Stephenson Kris Perkins Kevtn Chaves 82-83 Laurie Davidson Debby Adair Denise Hasting Carole Bradshaw Kelly Lord Craig Clark 83-84 Caitlin Pardo de Zela Debby Adair Kim Kekligian Carolyn Dutra Laurie Davidson Chris West 13 DEBORAH L ADAIR “Whatever you do. don’t strive to be typical.’’ Adare, Debubba . 4 22 66, Taurus pp: plastic people, rules and regulations, the rat race . . Kenny White. Moet. music, rad police, Pretenders. Stevie, paddling Ping! . . T.P.’s friendship. Pum- mel Beach. Bath house 8 Parking garage before Jr. Prom!, horror shows, lush puppies. K.D. . . ‘‘Hey Due’’, “You never can have too much fun! Boof!” . . College, psychology . To live in “Partytown ”. Best of luck to the class of '84. Cal. with K.D. AND J.V.N. STEPHEN AJEMIAN “Once you’re gone you can never come back, when you're out of the blue and into the black. Neil Young 71 AJ . . 11 10 66, Scorpio pp: warm beer, cold weather, d.b.’s . getting out there and having a good time. VanHaJen, Zappa. Pink Floyd . the neighborhood. Laddy's house . . those radical parties we used to have . . Custom! ... go to college service STEPHANIE ALVANAS Goodbye my friends, maybe forever Who knows where we shall meet again - if ever. Steph, Heff, O.O.U. . . 8 26, Virgo . pp: coconut, being late and sick 1PE, 7 3, Npt. w C.B. and SALT. STUHEFFNSCAITNSLAAB . ’83 summer — Pummel Beach BOOF' cabana 8 . .81-2 w GG (pss), X mas in Germany. OPIE, “exit 15B, where?’’, K.D : Panther P Look Porche , “ecky. ecky, ecky nah hoo ha”, neighhh” . . modeling, live, love and laugh, family and friends: 1 love you! MICHELLE ALVES DIANE AMARAL “The paper may crumble, the ink may fade, but never the memories of a friend 1 have made.” Shelly. Shellabean . 8 5, Leo . . . pp: spiders, cleaning my room. C.R. . . . Dec. 3, 1982, you and I, Moet. Skiing, goofin’ w T M 4301 E B V . being with J.D., Sears Surplus . . . New Hampshire, Varsity majorettes . . . T.O.A.H.I.N.H.W.J. and T.B.L.B.J.ED.F., to own a preschool NANCY ELIZABETH ANDRADE Do not seek for yourself outside of yourself. Emerson Nanc . 8 26 66, Virgo . pp: waiting, saying goodbye, ice cream, W.S. . Summer of '83, B.F.W . Fer and Kimmy K. Bannister's Wharf. J’s PL. Newport 143 MDVEDSKJJ. Senior year. GM. PG. JG. KK. M M, PC. lobster party. 17th B-day . Don't worry about it Kim!”, “What’s up guys? , “Psychage! ... college, to be happy and successful 34 BOB ANDROMALOS “ Twas I that beat the bush Boulders, Buns 11 3 66, Scorpio curfews, sprints . . I P.. S.H., T.W Renee. Miller’s killers, summer of ’83 . . . coshure college GREGORY S ANGEL To ski where no man has skied before. 9 23 66, Virgo pp Obnoxious people . skiing, motorcycles Vermont Ski trip with school . It wasn't me . . Coast Guard KATHLEEN ANN ARRUDA Man's youth is a wonderful thing: It is so full of anguish and of magic and he never comes to know it as it is.,until it has gone form him forever ’’ T.W. Kathy. Arrudabega . 12 9 66. Sagittarius pp: Cliques. M M Partying with friends like CM. BO. D C.. B S. M S.. J.J.. K.U.. Ozzy. Def Leppard. Guys East Providence. Squantum woods. J.J.’s house. Riverside. Starwheels. B O.’s van. McD’s . . . Freshman year . . “That’s lame!’’, Go for it! . Hey Dude let’s party ... To live each day to the fullest MICHELLE ARSENAULT When you have a dream, don’t let anything dim It. keep hoping, keep trying, the sky’s the limit! Shelly. Mic 9 7 66 pp: cliques. C.S.. busy telephone lines horseback riding, swimmtn', S. O.A.W.B., and guys beach. Thames St., wharfs, Micky D's good times, good friends and T. W.E.I.R A W.K.R W.T.G.E.. summer of 83, 1 21 82. Porche Later much . Excuse me , S.F.B.. No biggie ”. Awesome . Get with the program . Radical go to a school, maybe get married, who really knows, guess I’ll just take one day at a time MICHAEL J ASHMAN People on 'ludes shouldn’t drive FRH Mike 9 28 65. Libra pp Quiet Riot sports, music, and cutting wood Sandy Point Cheryl, all the girls Where am I? . . To go to college, party CHUCK BAILEY Life is just a fantasy Aldo Nova 82 Charlie B . Chuckster . 12 23 65. Capricorn pp: phonies, boredom. D.A.F.4. c w ED. A.C. w 4 VH. Nova. Hagar. Leppard. T.W.C. PI 164 N.H. w P. Cap cellar C.H M B.DL.G E.E.M N C.L.H.C C J P Jud« E I . L P P Bolt . Reem”, Think about it ”, Whaa? Unknown. Van Halen concert, school 35 SHIRLEY M BALL “Never tie a ship to a single anchor nor life to a single hope . Squirrel. Shirl. Soma . . . 12 13 65, Sagittarius . . pp: busy phones, no car, no horse and no money to buy either one going out with Jeff, horses, skiing Newport, the wharf, beaches. McDonalds graduation. 6 18 82, Junior and Senior Prom with Jeff. Derby. Charles Flanagan HI. packing fish!, friends . . . Oh well , “I don’t know! . . . Universi- ty of Hawaii, travel, happiness: (own a Porche) ROBIN E. BEISWANGER “To be the person I want to be and have people love me just the same. Robin. Little Robin. Robina, Space . . . 8 8 66, Leo . . pp: fake friends, T.F.P A.R. hanging around with M M A M K B.J.C. . Newport. S H A H., F.W.S.R a summer with D.L.M M.L.A.S.R.B.A M R.B A G.S.C Can't with that” to be a success. T B W.I.W A H P.L M T and T.B.W T.P.I.L.D.L. CHRISTINE C. BARRY C.B. . . 10 10 66, Libra pp: people who bite their nails or who spread rumors . crusing down- town Newport, guys! McD’s My years at PHS. . Be real! Be a person! . Be a professional secretary. CARL BENSON “Excuse me while I kiss the sky. -Jimi Hendrix (Purple Ha e) waste 10 17 66 reading, listening to the Grateful Dead. Jimi Hendrix. Crosby, Stills and Nash, (Neil Young) . Are you on or off the bus? build my own home. On every Halloween have 200 to 400 people visit and experience The Elec- tric Kool-Ald Acid Test, write a book, college DEBRA JANINE BECK you only live once, live it up while you have the chance B.B B 9 10 66. Virgo pp Whale killers and snobby people dances, talking on phone, listening to radio Tiverton and Newport summer of ’83 and school year ’82-’83 . buba. Eehya wawa . . work, college JESPER BERG It is sad but true don't trust anybody but you; and remember never give up. then maybe you’ll reach the top. Bowie. Jes . . . 3 10 67 . sports, music, parties . Rhode Island. Denmark . . the American smile . Go for it!!”. No. not all Danish girls are blonde and good looking!!” . Back to Denmark - finish my schooling, and a career as an economist, accoun- tant. or politician WILLIAM DAMIAN BERGER ‘‘Everybody has a dream .” Billy Joel Bill. W D . Pretty Boy 6 26 66. Cancer pp people without ambition sports, making a fool out of myself the beach at night at night. Long's house A L.G.N E L.T . clearing the high hur dies. Beedle’s going away party. M.B D Why? ” . college in the Southeast, major in science field, raise family In Texas KIMBERLY ANN BEVERLY To care in this day and age indeed requires courage! Kimmer . . . 4 22 66. Taurus pp saying goodbye, not enough time being with friends, The Police! Newport good times with D F.C.C.J.S., summer of '82 (D.S.) . “No way . Look. I can handle it!” . . T.S.B.F W.D.F., secre- tarial. business field? SUSAN L BINETTE For those who can dream, there is no such place as far away Sue. Kid 8 13 66. Leo pp: busy telephones, red lights, saying goodbye. W A , S A B . working at B.K . two faced people. S M hanging out with M.G., L.L., N.P., S.C.. D.C. and C.F., spending time with Dave. Lover Boy. Def Leppard . Newport, the Park, the clouds 2nd beach with Dave, summer of '83 . . “Wow!” College. TLIMOWWTOIL LAURA L BLOOM Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the goal ” Laura 8 14 66, Leo pp being broke, unfriendly people, being carded . summer of '80. Cape C's, AC. Melville.long walks on the beach, sunsets Grill's hous First Beach. Newport having a good time with C G . M S . L Q R H . C.S . Rush. Journey. Pat Benatar, Bio class with M M . S B Whatever College, travel, live by the ocean, own a lion I wish the best of luck to the Class of '84 THOMAS F BORDEN Be responsible, for a little responsibility has big rewards. Cowboy. Troubs. Big T 4 5 66, Aries pp being rushed, homework . golf, soccer Montaup Country Club friends and good times Guess who?”, What’s up?” . . computer science, mathematician for Digital Equipment Cor P at'o i'vWvO-' v 0'Y 1 CAROLE J BRADSHAW However mean your life is. meet it and live it, do not shun it and call it hard names. CB . . 2 24 66. Pisces pp: no smiles, staring, big L's, TRIG track cheerleading . Impressions, the dentist 143 BFF AJR, I've been waiting , “Just between you and me , wasted time”, vic- tim of love Shut up! . You’re awesome , Ruh-ro!”. Such is life ”, “Zing” . Freewill!. 12 red roses, pandas, reeses. Tab. BYLHIYCAB OOU”. GQ. clothes MH. Pat. Sheena. T P 25c. GT’s w 1, crying, pillows and rain college, fashion merchandising, photography r BONNIE SUE BRAYTON “Happiness is not a goal, it's a by product of the way you live your life.” Rubble, Bawnie. Barn . 7 28 pp other women after my man!, diets, lies, staying home on weekends . . FACR, good times w Ran. hangin’ w Holly and Lori . . Ran’s house. Newport w Tw� g, SM. SB. A and the Ave w Lou sum- mers of '81. ’82 Thanksgiving game. CHOCO- LATE!, the Kinds. Naz. green M M’s . . to live forever PATRICIA ROSE BROSSEAU “I ponder on the lesson of my life's insanity . . Don't fool with fools who’ll turn away, keep all good company F M Pat. Patty. Tishy-Rose, Brat! 4 15 66, Aries . pp: being late, being lazy, the Gen. SG walking on the beach AW . . Third Beach party at Sunset Lodge. Yesterday's and dropping hambur gers. 10 22 82, thanks Arnie for everything “Eggrolls!”, Kiwi fruit!”, Fudrats!” . . . college, electrical engineering, marriage TIMOTHY S BROWN Early to bed. and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. Benjamin Franklin The Bird . Wally 5 24 66. Gemini FA with TR. BS. MD. LX. playing b-ball and foot ball with friends Newport the good times and not the bad What's happening?” . . to live life to its fullest and have a good time doing It. COLLEEN TERESA BRAND Everybody has a place and time, a chance to live, a need to find, we all go and something we care about; some day we will all find it out.” Col. Col-A-Weinny 4 5 66, Aries . pp: feet . tennis lessons with DR. summer school with TR First Beach. Stone Bridge. Burger King . girl's A wing bathroom . Amazing!” . to go to a computer school, to be with Edward Murray for- ever. to live each day to the fullest PAUL ANTHONY BRANDAO Rush Signals “Subdivisions FT. CM, Brandoo. BMOF . . . 1 20 66, Aquarius . pp: stuck up people, AE. IF, cops, JFRD riding motorcycles, skateboards, working, driving JB's truck, being with PL. DR. JB. AC. MM . Seekonk. the Arcade wall. Newport, the Maple Wood Farm Senior prom, all activities . FY. SB. GD. FC, YMF . . go to the army, work on the farm, make a lot of money JEFF BRANT The Moose is loose Little Guy . . . 12 12 65, Sagittarius pp Chevies . working on Fords, going out with girls . . Newport Creamery. B-wing lav dating Lisa K and Michelle K. ... to become a chef and open my own restaurant n KEVIN JOSEPH BRYCE And if the band you’re in starts playing different tunes. I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon. • Pink Floyd The Mad Czech” . . . 10 27 66. Scorpio warm beer, slow women, new wave crankin’ on my strat. rat salad. GBBDD, Rush. Def Leppard. Aeros mith. Van Halen, Pink Floyd . drive in. Ramada Inn. concerts . . 5 29 83. North Kingstown Hey foxy! , Take off. hoser” jam with eddie Van Halen JENNIFER MICHAEL BUCCI Live life as if it would end tomorrow, because tomorrow is only a day away.” Booch, Jenny . . 9 1 66, Virgo pp: 7:40 AM. the Colonial . getting in trouble w Rita, SMLIN. going to movies but never getting there New- port. Taco House w Rita and ME w Rita. FWD BCJCTMHLN, FTS . . . marry a millionaire and live in Australia MICHAEL ALLAN BUDDEMEYER “All my life I never stop to worry ’bout a thing, open up. shout it out. never try to sing, wonder what I’ve done is wrong — won't you tell where have all the good times gone? V.H. Budd . 9 27 66. Libra pp: itching. W.A. . partying with the crew. Van Halen Nicole's . . CBCHDLGEJB, CB’s 9th grade parties . .this . . . college, law school, marriage (N.C.) DENISE L BUTKUS You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you just might find you get what you need. Roiling Stones Bernice. Neicy, Kissbut, Squeak 5 5 65, Tau- rus pp two faced people, waiting, foam, no sense, home zone quarters with Eric and Bob, MLTK, partying Newport. 2nd Beach. Eric’s house . . 10 14. 10 16, summer of ’83. CS, JS. KR. EL. Bl. SA. Quiet Riot. ZZ Top. Rush. Doors. The Who. The Police. Led Zep Wait. I’ll show you!”, My nose is walking!”, It’s a Douie! college move to Florida JANICE M BYERS Keep some souvenirs of the past, or how will you ever prove it wasn’t a dream?” Bye. Janny. Byers . 12 14 66. Sagittarius pp: losing friends GSSWSZCPSADA. friends with Zin, 7 3. TN1432. salw Kim. Jen ARAT CS. cheerleading, CB Newport, wherever my friends are. 12 19 81, RM. PB. Deb. the pig eating my linch and hers! Excellent. I’m psyched , Pardo, did ja gag? , Hey dude! . . live life to the fullest, to own a business NICOLE NOBLE CAPRONI “Fame is what you have taken. Character's what you give. When to this truth you waken, then you begin to live. Cole . . . 5 4 66, Taurus . . pp: fire escapes the Virgin Islands. ATTSWMB . 11 4 82 Buddemeyer’s. my cellar JP. CB. DL. CH. GE . . Bunk’s peaches Stop it! . Shut up! .... college: Sociology, FWMB DEBORAH J. CARL1LE Imagination- is more important than knowledge ” Deb. Debbie. Airhead . 2 2 66 . Aquarius pp: waiting, curfew, 2ff, QUITTING, getting caught!, J K . no job shopping. Newport, out w CC. AK. SB. LL . . . Pat's house beach Summer-’82. '83. Astrid. Girls State '83. CU '84. the “crash car . I.b.- Bristol What’s Up?”, “wha? . . College. Law, Politics. TO BE $$$RICH$$$. but most of all to be happy! Best wishes to the class of '84! DEBORAH ANN CARLISLE “Just don't take life seriously, because you're not going to get out of it alive. Wookiee . 8 17 66, Leo . pp: being the other Debbie C getting out of school early . B.J.’s house the Ig family and their adventures. MRIASLOTMOOTW . I want to go to Canada.” college (New York and Canada), to live In Toronto SUSAN A CARSON Destiny is not a matter of chance but a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for but a thing to be achieved Carson 5 3 66 pp: ignorance, waiting, my knee . The Police. Squeeze, Elvis Costello. Naked Eyes goofing with Mia. Cosmo’s house. Moet from Bruce Mrs C’s haircuts, being with BA. soccer, running . 2 6 , 18 Oh. I can hardly believe! . college, make lots of money, live happily SHERRY L CASTLE Friends are people who know all about you, but like you anyway. Sher 7 20 66. Cancer pp: saying goodbye. 7:40 AM. curfews cruzin' with the friends, music. The Cars, meeting guys! . Newport, the Glen, 2nd Beach MHS. summer of '83. 8 18 83 . . That's cute! , OK?” go to Canada, be a fashion designer, own a red Ferarri! TRACY ANNE CHACE Use what talents you possess the woods would be silent if no birds sang there except those that sang best.” -Van Dyke Trace. Space 5 3 66, Taurus pp: cigarette smoke, pessimistic people, people who complain and do nothing about what they are complaining tennis, speaking a foreign language, being a cashier, spacing out my ability to find myself in a thick mist of confusion . C'est la vie!” . attend college (Salve Regina), major in language, buy an awesome car. to be a success DAVID CLANCY As I picked up my matches and was closin' the door, I had one of those flashes. I’d been there before, well there ain’t nothin' wrong, but I’ve never been born, never turns out the way it does in the song 5 7 66 music the woods. Grateful Dead concerts The Merry Pranksters Once in awhile you can show them the light, the strangest of places if you look at it right ” . Georgia bound, further DOUGLAS PETER CLARISSE When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life, for there is in London all that life can afford. Dr. Samuel Johnson Doog, Doogie 10 14 66 pp ignorance and insolence . listening to real music; Dvorak, Tchai- kowski. Grieg Basil Street Hotel. Knightsbridge. London kithcen floor. Long's house Rule Britannia ! Ivy League. Harvard B' School, Citi Corp . London, New York, Danbury COLLEEN ANN CLARK When time, who steals our years away shall steal our pleasures, too, the mem'ry of the past will stay, and half our joys renew. 7 15 66. Cancer pp: saying goodbye. T-bars tennis, piano, skiing N A C. . . 2 26 83 A.S B . movies with L A D. . . Are you serious? college MATTHEW JOHN CLAY No one knows the flame quite like the fool who has been badly burned. Matt. Big Guy 2 7 66. Aquarius pp: people who disagree with me. . . skippin' school with friends . Miami, Ft. Lauderdale . . . kicking Mr. O . . You Knucklehead make a lot of money before I’m too old to enjoy It. RICHARD CLEMENT A well written life is almost as rare as a well- spent one.’ 11 23 66, Sagittarius . pp: Mondays, red lights sailing Space Age Arcade . Attend college and join the military BRIAN CLOHECY Man progresses at the expense of the environ- ment. Blu . . . 12 10 66, Sagittarius . . pp: only one Bud left. Drivers’ Ed. Chemistry rugby, hanging out with J C.. G B . G S . S.L.. B W Sandy Point. Glen. Middletown friends, weekends Get to It.” . . work ELINORE M COBB The greatest kindness we can offer each other is the truth. Elbe . . . 4 17 65, Aries . . . pp: cliques, know-it-alls getting out your place or mine. Ramada, Kal’s . . . “Can you comprehend?” marriage, kids!!, maybe career 41 LISA MARIE COOKINHAM Roads go ever on. Under cloud and under star, Yet feet that wandering have gone Turn at last to home afar. Eyes that fire and sword have seen And horror in the halls of stone Look at last on meadows green and trees and hills they long have known.” • Lisette. Brute. VC, Wench, JMcE . . 10 17 66. Libra pp: lobs, double faults. GTGJAE. not having my DL. Tolman tennis courts . summers of '82 ’83. RGB. Rush. 6 5 83 Tri- umph, GTWAMF. Mikey . . . “Oh, no way! , “You pooh face!”, “Oh, well college, foreign language, to play 1 singles, to own a ’Vette ANNA CORDEIRO “You may live your life, but please let me live mine. Anna Banana. Anner . . 4 1 66. Aries pp: 7:40 AM. waking up. saying goodbye, being bored, dreams that never come true . . being with Steve, sleeping, goofin', soaps Glen. Sandy Point. Newport summer of ’83. partying with S.C. M.P.T.S., M B . . “Where ya goin’?”. Crazy! , “Don’t worry about it! . W.T.F. . . to be with Steve forever, to live one day at a time Photo Unavailable At Press Time CHERYL ANN CORDEIRO “I wish that I could know the place I have yet to go. the ways I’ll change, the things I’ll do. the special dreams I’ll make come true I wish, wish that I could see the life that lies ahead of me.” Shirley . 3 28 66, Aries pp: R.l . goodbyes b w Kevin, mischief w Laura, b w Monica CFP. Beach fast cars. 92PFM, 6 4, Styx “I need a job , Go for It! . . Texas, travel, career, marriage NOELLE COREY MARK A CORREIA When you ain’t got nothin', you got nothin' to lose. 12 14 66, Sagittarius pp: Yamaha chappys Hendrix, The Doors Newport ELIZABETH SUSAN COSGROVE “Beauty is truth, truth beauty — that is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know. -John Keats Beth , 1 12 66, Capricorn . pp: not having a car . MF. people watching Montreal. The Big Apple . This just ain’t makin’ it! . college, computer science, travel 7! MIA M COSIMINI If it weren’t for the bad times, the good times wouldn't seem so GREAT!” Cosmo. MC . 10 30 66. Scorpio pp: sleaz bags the NCBWAMB. being best friends with SAC gymnastics. Alan M Bailey, skiing. Baileys Bath House, jacuzzi, MJA. the 4x4. Moet 6 10 83. summer '83, PSAJA, Cheeb, U-2 New Years Day. The Police Relax”, No problem” Springfield. TL1NHWAMBALSDS college, to be successful. Bus Mgmt LORI L CRESWELL 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 tomorrows will be visions of hope .’’ 3 23. Aries pp: apathy, slow walkers, crowded halls Band, relaxing Thanks” TAT W H T M L E B A D Smile” .. college success CHRISTINE ELIZABETH COSTA Could we see when and where we are to meet again, we would be more tender when we bid our friends good-bye. Ouida Chris. Chrisse Everet Costa . 10 11 66, Libra pp waiting for people. Vermont ski slopes, obnox- ious people. Algebra II x2 . Tennis. D.A.J.W F . J’s apartment, MHMH J.T. concert. L.T W.L., Boston. Stevie Nicks concert. C.W.J.L.C.P.. I hate Burgundy . Columbus Day weekend. MHMH. win ter in Vermont. L.J.N M S.O.J.P , C.W L? 10 8 83, summer of '83 . . . ROGER CULP My interest is in the future because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there.” 11 15 66. Scorpio pp: pushy people sports . Gim’me a break go to college, work with computers JUDITH A COTTA Some people have large circles of friends while others have friends they like. Jude. Judi . 4 24 66. Taurus pp: shoes, not being able to see C.S., no money 4 22 82, Jax Florida. G T w S B . K N . C T . C.B.. T R . W C.F.D. . . Clint’s apt.. 1st Beach Senior Prom ’82. C D. II. Class 83. walks on the beach w C.S., N.H for the weekend. S-10 . . . “What- ever”, Excellent” .. cosmetology school w K.N., TMCSALHEA. live in the mountains ANDREA KATHLEEN DAILY No one I think is in my tree. I mean it must be high or low That is you can’t you know, tune in, but it’s all right That is I think it’s not too bad. Drea . 9 19 66. Virgo pp: stones, being on time, personally . . listening to Beatles. Who . beach, band room . . football shows, weekends . . . What?” . . . College, lawyer, money 43 DAWN P DAVIDSON The best and the most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even touched; they must be felt with the heart.” 3 8 66, Piscess. . pp: quiet studies. Monday mornings, 4th lunch, camping, spending time with BUI Newport, beach MM. B.K.. M T No way!’’, Be serious!”. . college, marriage LAURIE ANN DAVIDSON As long as I live. I shall always be, myself - and no other, just me - Walter de la Mare Laur, Crash . 8 15 66, Leo. . pp VMB, busy signals, goodbyes. . sailing, skiing, singing, sports, friends, family McD’s, Newport good times with B.L., C.C.. C.S.. N M . P O . and F F . Music Man. Variety Shows, ski trips. . . No way!”. Hey Josephine! . Football? . . College Biology MATT DAVIS Eddie . 3 1 6. Pisces pp Chevvies . drag racing, hanging out at Mic a Dee's. . . O.C. . . . Doors. . undecided SCOTT DAVIS KATHLEEN ELISABETH DECOSTA JAMES DESANTIS Question authority.” Katie, S.P. . . . 1 15 66 . Capricorn. . pp: Caitlin's neighbors, the poltergeist, goodbyes paddling, skiing, sunning, tennis. Moet and K W , Ping , GSSWDASACPSZ . Pummel Beach, bath house 8 horror shows, lush puppies. Adare, JMP, The dudes, awesome 4-someBoof!, pink NNJ, Bowie, The Police. Pete . . Forget it, we’ve heard it all before , Hey Steph PP . . . college. Cal., success and happiness to '84 DONALD DETTLINGER “You can’t take away my wave knowledge Butch. Surf Punk . 7 12 66. Cancer pp: Newport girls, no waves surf, hang out. beach 2nd Beach. Ruggles Ave beer In the soda ma- chine at Rogers Totally . Like you know ”. . Air Force, surf big waves HOLLY ANN DIAZ Wish me well and love me as I am. 'cause I love you and I do the best I can.” Twig . 12 12 66, Sagittarius pp: waiting, mis judgements, people who say. She’s soo skinny!”, stuck up people, show offs. sing’n’, date ‘n’. 82 w B.C. n’ G.S.. having a blast w Bonnie Sue Fla. Newport w Bon The Variety Shows. Jr Prom w Dave. T ’n’ J’s. . . C.O.T.R , Hey Babe . . to move to the Sunshine State , get a job singing in a respectable club, go to school for cosmetology, find the perfect guy for me. and live my life to the fullest, happily! DOREEN MARIE DIETZ “There are three important things in life: family, friends, and happiness Little Portagy . 6 13 66. Gemini pp people that don’t listen, people that aren’t true friends being with friends. L.L., T.S., P.P.. T.T., N.J., T.G., BG. . Lisa’s, beach. R V , M.P . Seafare summer of '83. N.J. . . . “Yeah, right , You wish , college. X-ray technician, marriage and kids JOSIE DIOGOT STEVE DISANTO Hackage . 11 20 66. Scorpio pp Chevys. school, cliques, wise guys. smokin’ tire, cruzin’, quahogging. going to the drags Stone Bridge, Island Park, the garage beating R.A. 4 times, graduation . Bake ’em”. Hacker , you wanna run it? . . to be a mechanic, to build a race car BARBARA MARIE DOLAN The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls Terri. Babbs. Piggy . 11 30 66. Sagittarius, pp: busy phones, being carded, parking tickets, going to dances. Jai-Alai. parties after work (KNMRDA) O.B.’s.P W.’s, Burger King. New port . Canada, New York. Kelly's house on week ends!. Conn (roses). . . My mother’s gonna kill me! . . college. TSWJDBHRRATMMD 45 CHRISTINE M DOUGLAS “Do not take life too seriously; you will never get out of alive! Chris. Kissey, Kitty. . 12 25 66. Capricorn pp: Skylarks!, PEH, onions. R and C. USMC spend- ing time with Dana. Kim. Mis. ATROMF. spending money. Dana’s house. DWWB. Newport, beach summer ’83. 5 9 and 6 24. DJW 143. Moet. cruising w Kim and Mis. puddles?. JD. Newport w MJ. Squire. The Who Seriously”. “1 don't care”. . . college mega $$. PSTROMLWD. TFE- MAD143 GEORGE A EASLEY. JR “Persistent kindness conquers the ill-disposed “ Jorge. . 12 3 65, Sagittarius pp: Spaz's ideas going out with D.L., B.B, Spar. C.B. or Speed! Newport. 2nd Beach. Caproni’s, chalet basket ball, skiing. Van Halen, The Police. The Fixx, Men at Work. 7 on girls soccer team. MSGSD!. “Hurry up!’’. . college, politics Photo unavailable at press time DAWN MARIE FARIA “You don't know how much you’ll miss someone until they’re gone.” Dawnie, Midnight 9 27 66. Libra. pp: work ing late, saying goodbye. Kim (Ha!). cruisin' with friends. 1st Beach, Newport good times with K B.. K.W.. L.W., K.G., MM. summer of ’83. “Gimme' a break”, “Excellent”. . . T.S.B.F W.K.B.F., Katherine Gibbs for a year CAROLYN JEAN DUTRA Remember yesterday Dream of tomorrow. But live for today.” Dodo (J.P.). . 10 31 66, Scorpio. pp: cats, having days off in the summer and it rains!. best friends with K.K.. J.G., M.T., cheering, SMDSWKK. . . Newport (Bannister’s Wharf). 2nd Beach New York trip w Kim and Jen, DAD . 143DMCJKJM. thanks J B . ILAMYG college, law live in New York City! MARK FERRE1A CATHY F1GERIE LISA BETH GILL “Each day is filled with happy things just waiting to be found.” Fish. Tuna, Lee. Fishy. . 11 1 66, Scorpio pp: prejudices, people who get mad too easily, density double dating with Rene and with Debbie ar.d Paul, MOATRWR . rec. hall on Base. Sanny’s house SR. DA. RL. MR. BP. FS. GM. GG I don't wanna be duh patient”, “Hi, Sandy, s’up?” ’stand ’splain . Army and or college JOHN SCOTT FITZGERALD A ship in port is safe, but that is not what ship are made for. John, Scott. Fitz. . 6 10 66, Gemini. pp peo- ple who can’t drive. Burger King commercials. . . hanging around, working, cycling. . Newport My real name is John. but. ..”... Architecture. Drafting, college GREGORY PAUL GLAZIER Life can only be as good as you make it. so make the best of it.” Greg. . . 1 21 66. Aquarius. . . pp: getting up early baseball, hockey. Almacs. . . The Who. Rush. Led Zeppelin. college, engineering GLENN P GABEL “It is better to rule in Hell than serve in Heaven - Milton 7 8 66. Cancer. . . pp: France, Liberals, disarma- ment. E.R.A. . . football. Credence Clearwater Revival. . . Newport roam the world in search of glory MAUREEN LEE GODDU Love is a wonderful thing, but what’s really wonderful is being loved.” Moe. Buns. . . 10 21 66, Libra. . . pp: waiting 4th lunch, tourists, bills, red lights, hall passes shop- ping, waterskiing, drawing. MLTSAB, LPJJNPKBSBSBDDLLJRMTBDHMCBCFCC Newport. 2nd Beach . STNWSAB. strawberries, sunsets, adventure, summer of ’83. college, trav- el. to own a tiger. TLIACWASFFPWSBINH 47 JENNIFER GOMES “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all. Jen. Jenny, Jen-Jen. . . 5 12 66, Taurus. . pp: waiting, sayng goodbye, unhappy people . cheer leading, skiing, dreaming, dancing. . Newport, 2nd Beach, The Wharf. Clarke Cooke House. . sum- mer of '83, good time w M M, DAD. Daisy (KK). graduation, 143 KK. CD. NA. JM. CBWPWSAJM . college, happiness, success LEWIS JOHN GORDON Let the good times roll Lew . 8 28 66, Virgo . pp: warm beer, slow cars, ugly hitchhikers. . . being with VF. ML. NC. driving long trips. . . Newport. . . summer of '83 with VF. ML. NC. MW. JP. CR. MOB . “No problem! . . . to own the island! KRISANN M GOULET “Music is a moral law It gives soul to the uni- verse. wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, a charm to sadness, gaiety and life to everything. It is the essence of order and lends to all that is good and just and beautiful -Plato 10 29 66, Scorpio . . pp: Bad bands, busy signals, W.P.S.I. . music, talking anywhere with my friends PHS Band. W I. S.V.. B.C P B “Yipee-skipee, uh-duh!“. “Ask me If I care! F.Y.F.K.. . college, to become a musk teacher like Mr A JACK ANDREW GRANGER “Our doubts are traitors, And make us lose the good we oft might win. By fearing to attempt.” Shakespeare Jack . 1 15 66. Capricorn . pp: bad refs, no sleep, breakaways playing soccer, being with good friends. Bristol Ferry Flowers. night games. Sweden, the big D , 8.: Capt . You can’t score if you don’t shoot!! . . . college, engi- neering to help make this world a better place in whkh to live. DOUGLAS GRANT “Destiny is governed by the mind, but fate is governed by time ” Doug, Dougie. . 3 23 66, Aries. . pp Mondays, trees. Boston trips, no snow suds with R M , K.K., P M . cruisin', football, lifting, skiing. St George's, The parking lot. friends, good times, cold Buds and the M M twins. . Why me? , This could only happen to me! , “To the Max! ... G.L., to live KIMBERLY M GRAY “Each time I see the upside-down man standing in the water, I look at him and start to laugh, although I shouldn’t oughtter. For maybe in another world, another time, another town, maybe he is right side up and I am upside down. Kimmy. . . 6 9 66. Gemini. . pp: fake friends, fights between friends Micky D’s, CRS, Missey's house The Who. DPFM “Golgi Body' T.K.T.R.T., to be successful 48 JEFF GRINNELL Peffa. 12 13 65. Sagittarius pp: J. F., R.D., J.F., getting up early, wise punks. partying, crazin' around Howie’s cellar, the bridge, the Shack the Rush concert. GRADUATION! USMC SANDY HALL “I've been confused for so long It’s not true, lots of people talk but few of them know Let the good times roll.” Tex, Speedy, Samona 12 28 65, Capricorn pp: Cliques. Chevys. head games cruising, hang ing out. partying, A Wing. Perrotti’s class, rock-n- roll Seekonk, circle T.S.. S F , R P . B.A., J.S.. J M . S P . L M . Roger M.. L.C (B Hill), the crew. Mom. I love you. . K.M.A.. Fo-for-tt . .live in E.P JOANNE MARIE HAMBLIN “Live life to the fullest Chipmunk. Joey . 11 13 66. Scorpio. pp: cliques. T.W.”. M H listening to the radio, being with M A . Tiverton. Newport Junior Prom. D.S., M.A . . . “Wow. awesome go to A.l.P. and then continue my life from there CHRISTOPHER HAMILTON “The key to happiness is having dreams. The key to success is making them come true.” Spaz 8 22 66. Leo . pp: poison Ivy. french party, cranking with the guys. Cole's. U.R.I. w L.L.. . L.L.. D.L., C.B., B B . J.P.. G.E., N.C.. C.C., Charlie B's parties 81”, summers in N.H. “Sup? . Party College. S.W.S.W L.M.F.E. TONY HAMILTON The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams, it's Heaven and Hell Stony. . . 1 21 66, Aquarius pp: stuck up people, jocks. . . partying, getting wasted Larry's the neighborhood . . spaking in the D-wing. . . Spak'em up!! . S.O.M.F.. FP.C.B.. T.F.S. . . Army, Money ELIZABETH ANN HANLON If you're not allowed to laugh in Heaven; I don't want to go there ” Uz. Lizzard. Lizzie. Space . 9 25 66, Libra, pp: DWI. CGVL. . gymnastics soccer, waterskiing . Newport. Necer's. 2nd Beach. . 6 21 83. Lew. Jorge. Police, jet ski. 8. Carolswine J.A., soph semi. S.C., M.C.. Mr Bear. Volvo. Dominick. Nancy M.. Chuck . . Bef college, success 49 MARK EDWARD HOLDEN “When all are one and one is ALL. To be a rock and not a roll.” 8 8 66, Leo. pp: the sound of orange juice pouring into a glass, people blowing their noses at the table, telephone, playing in a rock n roll band. C.A. . . . Newport. 1st and 2nd Beach, Carter Drive . . . summer of ‘83. 4th July, Van Halen. The Police. T T.T.G.J.K.W C.R_____“I don’t want to hear it”. “Party?”. . . tech, school, rock-n-roll band, to make “zillions” of dollars, to share a mail box with Cindy DENISE LYNNE HASTING “Great is to believe the dream as we stand in youth by the starry stream. But greater is to fight life through, and say at the end the dream was true!” Neke. Dizzy. . 8 7 67, Leo. . pp: sad times, waiting. . B B. G L the beach. A B V S.F W C D . 6 3 83 . “No problem”, “I got a question ”. . . college, kids, to all the friends I leave behind, thanks for the memories. . SUSAN M HAYES There is always a rainbow. . Are you looking in the right direction?” Sue . 1 24 66, Aquarius pp smoking, broken promises swimming, reading, biking B Y. trip to Canada, swim team. JEKPCNAR college to be a P.T. REBECCA SUE HARPER And so today my world it smiles, your hand in mine we walked the miles . . . Happiness, no more be sad, Happiness I'm glad ” Becky, -A-BE-DE. . . 8 9 65. Leo. . pp: K.M. from P.I., 7:40 AM, fighting with Ron. 5 yrs. of PHS. goodbyes. being with Ron. S.O.R W B . being with E.C., H.M.. listening to music. Led Zeppelin. Thank you”, I.L.Y.R.. . . Ron's house, wherever we are. . . 3 14 81, 5 2 81, 1:55PM. Junior Prom, always Ron. . Oh, Ronl, “No sir, really?”, Guess what?”. . . T B T.O.A.O.M R.J.L.J . col lege, marriage, children?, happiness! ROSEMARY HOLIDAY “Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds dis- cuss events. Small minds discuss people.” Rosie, Rose 9 4 66, Virgo. . pp: rude people, empty buckets. P.I.F.. E.S.E., crowds. 4 13 83. Thanksgiving '80. E.S.E.. Leah and Donna . Up- son Downs. Pippen, lessons from Mr C.. showing with Mr C., friends. . “And then you woke up!”, “Yes. we have no bananas”. . . college, T.M.U.W M.P.I.H!. lessons from P V. and V.V., TO AM M O S ROSEMARIE HOLZER “I walked beside the evening sea and dreamed a dream that could not be. the waves that plunged along the shore said only ‘Dreamer, dream ever more.”’ Rose. Rosema. Riveter. . . 6 8 66, Gemini. . pp: no money, being compared to my sisters, walking on the beach at sunset, talking to Stacy Stacy's house, the beach, drive-in. . A wing with: S.M., L.H., C.D., A C . K A , T.N.I.S.I.W W.R.. go to Australia JOANN HORAN DAVID HOWARD the thing that goes the farthest towards making life worthwhile, that costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile. Jo. Jo Jo. . . 10 8 65. Libra pp long fingernails on guys, bumpy roads, mowing the lawn. travel ing. walking on the beach, partying with friends (K N.C.C.S.W ) Newport. Scoops-BF the Crew, football games Get gone . Hey. twit ”. modeling. TBOTCO-COS. happiness ERIK C IRELAND “Do you know the warm progress under the stars? Do you know we exist? Have you forgotten the keys to the kingdom? -J.D M Pizzano, Ewic. . . 1 13 66, Capricorn pp: V B M . T W S.W I B Berkeley, radio sta tions The Dead 83 Tubes “94 HJY rocks Portsmouth” T MTU A JR ST FA HJY JUDITH A JAKUBIAK A fool will lose tomorrow reaching back for yesterday Judy. Jude 1 21 66. Aquarius pp: cliques, no car partying with L.R.. N B . C.H.. L.C.. M J . C.J., K.J. . . McCorrie’s Beach. Melville A and D-wing lavs college, photography GORDON PAUL JONES “All the world's indeed a stage and we are merely players performer and portrayers. Jonsey. Gordy 2 6 66, Aquarius pp dead lines getting blown out. relaxing, music, soccer . C.S.’s house. Newport. B.J.’s house, the Glen. Rush concert ‘82. good times at PHS. Philadelphia '83 “What’s up? . Hey man! . recuperate, be comfortable, be my own boss, drive an expensive car. be surrounded by girls, college, to have friends always TIMOTHY M KEHOE “It's your turn, step up and take it; if you got the guts to hang on we can make it. Tim . 9 30 66. Libra pp: bad games, work, weightmen basketball “Can't you take it? , I’m outta here! . . to attend a four year college and be happy, be 1 at whatever I do 51 KIM DEBORAH KEKLIGIAN “Yesterday is but a memory. . and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well lived makes every yesterday a memory of happiness and every tomor- row a vision of hope. Kimmy. K. . . 12 18 66, Sagittarius . pp waiting, goodbyes, short summers cheerleading, good times w CD, JG. MT. NA(sb). Newport, the Wharf. Clarke Cooke House. 2nd Beach summer of '83-M M D.A.D.. SALWJJ. Daisy (JG). Junior Prom. . . “Oh yeah . “Awesome . IA17. . . Thanks PHS, Mom and Dad. J Bazar!, college, happiness JEANNE ELLEN KENNEY Some how life leaves one stranded on shores too near or far . Hitching, forever hitching ships — shallops to a star.” -W G. 5 23 67, Gemini. . pp: late people. St. B’s '83. buses, coupons. . . Duran Duran!- David Bowie. GTPAD. swim teams. Newport with Sue. new wave BY. PASB. my room SH. STP. FM. GW. BCYS. CR. going to DC. TS. . college, to go to England! LISA A KIMBALL For the heart that is free, life is a celebration of beauty, and a festival of the spirit. Kimmte. Nubs. . . 2 4 67, Aquarius . . pp: cliques, people who lie. . . dances, soccer and football games. Washington. D.C., J.S. . . . drive-in. Second Beach . summer of ’83 with J.S. . . Buba”, Yuka . . be a secretary, get married, have chil- dren KEITH SCOTT KOSOFF “Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for. it is thing to be achieved. -W. J. Bryan Coast, Coast to Coast. Kos. . . 9 6 66, Virgo, pp: arguments, homework, moving. . . cruisin', D B W R M.D.G.P.M K.J.D.P., playing football, basketball, baseball, golf, having a good time . . Newport. Ledyard. CT. . . . Excellent . “What’s up? , Lame deal . . . go to college, become suc- cessful and enjoy life HYUNG G KIM Having no way as way. using no limitation as limitation Hyung. . . 6 2 66. Gemini. . pp: waking up early soccer, karate, fishing, squidding, listening to XTC. . Dojo. . U.C.V. ... I don’t know” college, engineering, visit Korea. Bahamas '84! DENISE CLAIRE L’ETOILE Do not hope for an easier path to travel on, but hope for the strength to complete your course. Niecer, Bernice. . . 12 22 66. Capricorn. . . pp: tourists, mini-skirts. Australia II, Mondays, Genesis, esprit . sailing, sunning, night out w Kate. cruis- ing in the Beemers. . . Lizzie’s, Allan's. G TOTDWJP, pupies, roses Mr Bear. The Doors. The Who. The Boss . BEF!”, Get a real job! , Ya big igit! . college, red Ferrari, Shan non 60, marriage, much money 52 RONALD JOSEPH LA CHANCE Ron . 7 16 64. Oncer pp thieves, liars camping, fishing, being outdoors. Beach Pond. Connecticut Cape Cod. summer of ’82. camping with Becky build a log cabin down the Cape. Becky WILLIAM HENRY LAUDER Don’t worry about the horse being blind, just load the cart. Bill 9 18 66. Virgo. pp: waking up early, obnoxious people, soccer, sports, being with good friends . night games. 5. The Clash. The Police. The Fixx, R M . the V.C V Don’t worry about it ”. . college, getting my money and remaining rich, Bahamas '84 FRANK M LANDERS Those who dare are those who win. 10 12 66, Libra, pp: Liberals. France. T.P., J.F. football, hammer, beer. The Who. Jimi Hendrix, The Police. Newport Block Island, beating Middletown . Hey now college, military, airborne, enjoy myself EUN JUNG LEE “The beauty of a day is its reflection in you heart. Eun Jung . 9 2 65, Leo. pp: ignorant people . music, ballet, art. friends, dreaming. . beaches. Newport in the summer summer of '84. The Police. Clash, craziness with Mary and Barbara, college, to be successful and happy. DARRON LAPOINTE Young people are the ones likely to question the way things are. If we ever quit, progress will coast to a stop — unless they first kill it with excesses. Ape . 6 15 65. Gemini. pp: early morning, scuba diving. The Deep Blue. . Lee. Nanc, Sis. DF. KZ. LK. MM. JG. I never tell” DOMINICK JOHN LEPORE Let us be thankful for fools, but for them the rest of us could not succeed. Mark Twain Deluise 6 27 66. Cancer pp: waiting, being paranoid. W.A.(E). PTY ing w Chuck. Budd. Spaz, Jorge. . . C.B.’s party 2 81 Narley! . college, law and accounting (C P A ), become very wealthy. The Police. V.H., S.I.N.H.F.V., G.S W C B B B (zooted!) LISA RENEE LEVANGIE “You get out of life what you put into It.” Lafungus . . 11 19, Scorpio. . . pp: snobbish peo- ple. S.C. . . . being with my best friends D.D.. T.S., going out with Pat. . . drive-in, pond, beach, R.V. . . L.S W D D.T.S.P P.T.G.T T Awesome college, special education, marriage, kids MARY JANE LOPES “Success and Failure. We think of them as oppo- sites. but they're really not. They're compan ions —the hero and his sidekick! MJ. Emma. Jayne. Baby Lil. . . 3 5 66. Pisces pp: P.T W L.Y.G.U. Moet. Jah!, Bob Marley. Police. T.P . ballons. 88. N H . Jerry’s house. 143JF. .. 3 5 82. 8 7 82 A.T.G.T.W F (summer 83). . . Whatever”. How’s that grab ya?”, Outta control!”. . . college success LINDA MARIE LOVE “If it weren't for the bad times the good times wouldn't seem so good. 1 9 67, Capricorn pp waiting busy telephones, getting up early going cruisin’ down to Newport with C B . B T M M . MM. KB. +S B M G Me D’s. the Senior Prom . Be real to get married to someone rich, and live life to the fullest MEREDITH A MACDONALD “Don’t rely too much on labels, for too often they are fables” -C. H. Spurgeon Mac. Mac A-Doo 9 15 66. Virgo pp people who judge other people, getting up at 6 OOAM, fighting with D.C. . . . basketball, softball, being with D.C.. partying with the gang A Sckroki's house, 3F.S Newport. H.J after hours M F L . 10 82 W.I.C.O . B.F.W.L.R., my frday ’83 . “I can’t with that , “All dead . “That’s out . college, good job. happiness NANCY ELIZABETH MANDIS Cherish the memories of yesterday, savor the joys of today, nuture the promise of tomorrow Nance. Fance, Fancy. . . 1 31 66. Aquarius pp: saying goodbye gymnastics, piano, long walks, buying clothes. Newport, the Wharf. 2nd Beach gymnastics, summer ’81 You’re kidding , “Yes. I am moving sooner or later . college, travel, happiness, success, to live each day to the fullest. Best of luck to the Class of ’84 DAVID JAMES MANNING Dave 3 24 66, Aries pp: C, an E-wing locker. S.S.! . . using computers, photography, creative computing computer room. to re member the good and forget the bad. T M M A D F.A.T Y H D F M.I.L.Y B . Clash. Talking Heads. Motels . “I don’t know”. . college, computers, business, accounting 54 KEVIN C. MARTELL 4 8 65, Aries. pp: people who wear a false mask hard rock, skiing, partying, wherever the party is . 1983. friends of Protsmouth What ever”. “What’s happening? work in an auto- body shop and eventaully own one. My thanks to the Portsmouth and Newport Vocational Program bathroom Newport M F at PHS, L.B. .. “Let’s party” . to just make it in this so alled world we all live in. SHARON M MANVILLE DAVID MARSHALL Mistakes get you nowhere.’ Mom this Is for you. Squeaker. Cow 12 1 65, Capricorn pp: making decisions, dieting lighting w Ann M . music, cruisin’. Rose H.. Tom Petty. “You got Who Behind Blue Eves A- DAVID PAUL MARTIN LESLIE MARTIN Everyone must deviate from the norm Dave 12 6 66. Sagittarius pp busy signals, bad drivers, getting up at 6:30AM. working. BLEWAJLAJP going out with MR . SM and G.J . F C . karate, sleeping 12 5 82. Rush. Who. Triumph, money . . how's it goin’?’ “Hey . PATWAKA college, early retirement HOLLY LYNN MATHER Today we’ll start a new life and we’ll say our last goodbyes to all the friends we’ve grown to love with whom we've laughed and cried 12 14 66. Sagittarius. pp: having nothing to do. having no money, driving the Vega, cars with no radio C O G G O W B D A M T Newport. Rocky Point. Abbey Canada. M S. No way . Get serious college, to travel 55 Photo unavailable at press time KEVIN MEDEIROS Man's flight through life is sustained by the pow er of his knowledge 11 1 66. Scorpio. . . pp smoking, cliques. . . camping . the Great Outdoors going to the computer room. . What'cha doing? . . . )oin the Navy, remain an enlisted man for 6 years, then go to O.C.S. STEVEN WAYNE MESLER Once you've set a course don’t change It. luck will come to those who chase it, don't let anything get in your way ” Steve. . . 2 10 66, Aquarius. pp working, no money, getting up early, waiting, EATDMC. SWLS hockey, skiing, eating, listening to music. P.H. beach parties, PAMR, dances. friends, Rush 12 5 82, Triumph. The Police concert, the Inaugu- ral Parade. 6 4 83, w E.W . . “Whatever , “I don't know , “Like I said . to attend college, to be a professional hockey player MARY JO MEDEIROS What we are trying to do is find a way to release the truth that lies in all of us. MJ. Jo. Jo Jo. . . 9 23 66, Virgo Libra. . . pp: ignorance, being undecided, P P.. T.S.. M M.. D.D., L.L. . . . guitar, piano, bike riding. . Newport. N.B.S.. 2nd Beach S.M. Ya gotta smile!” Springfield concert, '73 Datsun . . I don’t have the time or the ambition! Armed Forced, wildlife photography, have my own business MATTHEW E. MELLO Bud . . 7 20 65. Cancer. pp: stuck up people The Shack Stone Bridge. Howie's cellar all the fun times. . . What's up? . . Get rich! GEORGE N MAYNARD “Make the best of life so life can make the best of you.” 5 19 66, Taurus. . pp: needle on E. Math. . 12 meters, soccer field. Newport. . . L.M.. Mr A “Hi guy . Music, performing band, recording studios. L.M. New Hampshire. Mountains MICHELLE M MAYNARD “It’s never too late to be what you might have been.” -George Eliot Chel. . . 11 14 66, Scorpio. pp: know it alls, soccer games, dancing, listening to the radio summers of '79 '80. . Life's tough”. . . to enter the Navy as a Data Technician JEFFREY METCALF LISA M MILLER You may live your life and make your mistakes and I'll lead mine and make my own. Lee. . . 3 31, Aries. . pp: people who think they're better than others, arguing w R. P.T w Mrs M . lady being a nerd. . spending time w R I (back packing), listening to James Taylor beach. Tiver- ton marriage, school MARTA C MURRAY Love everyone, we’re all the same, you're no different, we're all the same, we’re all to blame. Munga . Mard . 10 28 65. Scorpio. pp empty toilet rolls, bad breath, school, cruel people Mr Travers. T.M. . the Point. Rood's office. . gym teachers-males Mr T. Mr B . Mr A . . Right here . Fat slob . Pig slob . “Yeah , Hi guy ... dance, work, get married, have kids KIM MARIE NOETZEL To live your life in your own way. to reach for the goals you have set for yourself, to be the you that you want to be. that is success Kim-bies. Kimer, Kim. 8 2 66. Leo pp. broken promises, liars. BNY. white knee sox. saying goodbye. Mike, the ocean Scoops-BF 2- M . friends EJCJHNHCTNYWM. dances w the girls C.S J., 7 8 G.F . cosmetology with J.C.. FMPAUTCTALFE. to go skiing and like it - T FYCM JUDITH ANN PACHECO The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away. -J. Geils Teek. Toots. Zinger. Juice, Judy. Jude. LTB. 1 30 66, Aquarius pp being tired, fighting, bad moods, insecurity. . exercise, being with friends, listening to good music. spending time with Mike, MSPLWM the Bari squad, cindy, good friend- ships, long-awaited weekends “Everthing hap- pens for a reason? , Own’t know! . Mike, cosmetology, and possibly try other trades later on KEVIN R PAQUETTE Old Fords never die they just go faster. Hacker . 12 7 66. Sagittarius pp: curfews, being broke. parties, joy riding in boats and cars the Park. holidays away from school. Junior”. . . try to get ahead in life 57 CAITLIN T PARDO DE ZELA “If you’re never scared, or embarrassed, or hurt it means you never take any chances.” Pardo . 3 22 66. Aries pp NEVER have enough time, goodbyes . dreer-binking, cheebin', being with friends Pummel (1st) Beach: cabanas 8 1 . . . summer of ’83 w SA. SZ. JPK (8 28 83). stueheffnscaitnslaab. IPE H’s. 2 TB. PFA, lush puppies”, 7 3 . . . ecky, ecky . . nah hoo ha” college (definitely). Law school (probably), happiness (hopefully) BARBARA ANN PECKHAM “Never pretend to a love which you do not actu- ally feel, for love is not ours to command.” Alan Watts Shorty. Brat . . 5 14 66, Taurus . pp stuck up people cruzin', being with DC Little Comp ton DC. LW. SH. IL. MW. CG. BG. BUTCHIE. library, print shop. Jr. Prom. Sr. Prom Give me a break . work and marriage (Dennis), live in Va. LORELEI NOEL CHASE PECKHAM “Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul. And sings the tune without the words, and never stops at all . . -E.D 6 23 66, Cancer pp: H.T.G.T.T.B., being cold . music, work. K A M G.C. . B N H.C. scary movies with P B . game between V W V. and B C. . . . “I’m so embarressed nursing, getting my license, marry a billionaire. MIKE PEDERSEN DONNA L PERRY “Remembrance of our times will remain in my mind, for no matter how far we may be. there will always be our memories. 1 29 66, Aquarius pp. people who put on acts, no time, goodbyes being with friends-L.C.. M.T., E.J.L . B.D., H M . walking on the beach, dreaming Newport. 2nd Beach. S s summer of ’83 with RAJ “Whatever”, Ya’ got me . . . college, marriage, being happy TELA MARIE PETERSON “Happiness is not found at the end of the path; it is found along the way.” Hey Crash . Fool” . 4 1, Aries pp: moody people, dirty lockers, smelly socks, loud mouth sis- ters cruisin' w T P . D.J.. J.G.. J W . D H . partyin . eating bowling alley, beach. Newport the night it rained, the water fight w J.G. . “Life’s a . college. Navy officer CYNTHIA A PHELPS If they gave you just just a minute to breathe and they granted you one final with, would you ask for something like a second chance. Cindy. On . . . 6 4 66, Gemini . pp: fat old men in dirty t-shirts hanging with S P .R P , B.R anywhere there's a paty or people . . Junior year What did I do now? . college, Ryan ANTHONY F PIERMONT Well they say that love always finds a way if it takes forever and a day Chip, Chippa . 3 24 66, Aries pp stuck up people. K J M.S.G L.H.S.P T.T A J M drag racing at 1st Beach, gang fights on Thames with R.L., T.S., T.R.. getting beat up with T.R. . 1st Beach scheming with R.L., T.R.. art, the Greek, T.S., easy people in Newport: Ford Escort, eggs, lawn . . . “Hummers”. “Camaro , Let’s run it , Junk it . . millionaire, retire at 25, carpenter, URI CAROLINE PIMENTEL “Someday when we’re dreaming, deep in love, not a lot to say. then we will remember the things we said today. Whimpy, Buddy C1. Carolswine . . 7 19 66, Can- cer . pp: impatient and selfish people, glasses, waiting, saying goodbye soccer, being with D P., having fun with MM.Sil... my house”. Newport. going to N.H. with M M . G.J. and A.P., H.S.S.M B W.L.H., getting lost with D.G. and S.M.. meeting D P . What’s up? , Hey pal!”. “No biggie”... go to college, own my own PORSCHE! NANCY E PLOURDE There is only one success - to be able to spend your life in your own way Christopher Morley Nance. Creampuff, Curly . 7 14 66. Cancer pp: people who think they are better than everyone else. Class of '86 dances, soccer games. The Police, Aerosmith. taking o.i the phone, boys Newport SMNATGDB. X mas Ball '82 w S.N . 5BWDH. summers ’82 ’83 . I’m sure! . Like totally awesome ”, Fer sure!” . . college, mar riage. children JAYNE E POIRIER A true friend is the best posession Hayne . . 11 11, Scorpio . pp: phoney people who put on a show, waiting, cleaning up (CH) . . skiing, cheering, being with friends Caproni's, Ma s. chalet. Suntird CBCBBGECHCCSWDL. Spa . BBB. Jr Prom GE? . Awite”. S’ up? . Crash 1 college. Good luck Class of ’84! LISA M PONTE “I’ve not yet come to you my friend And gone away without A new enrichment of the heart. Some faith. And much less doubt More courage for the days ahead Is often a great need. When I come to you I go away comforted by your love. Indeed. -L.P. Chubs . 5 12 66. Taurus . . pp: C. L. B. WACLTA. allergies hanging out w AC. CD. LV. GD SB. SW. TREM MOFKB. MOFDS. COTI. Mr Perrotti . Go for tt , Hey man . . . go to college w BETH ANNE POWERS “Cold hearted orb that rules the night, remove the colors from our sight, red is grey and yellow white, but we decide which is right and which is an illusion???’’ Beth . 7 9 66, Cancer pp: cliques. T’s, waiting, busy phones GWAD. Rick Springfield. The Police. TA Bunnie s place, the Park dances. Jo’s party!!!. Sven. SR. LG. MW. PP. JR. BB. CP. PS college, work. MONEY! MICHELE L PREW The best things come in small packages Missey. Mishu 2 9 66, Aquarius pp: Monday mornings, boring people. W.T.G.T.C. . . . W I M T I.M.S.Y.. Wild Horses horse shows. Kim's house skiing, horseback riding, Kim. (The Gang) . . E.S.A B AT M to stay with the horse life and become a trainer. T.P.G M T.T ROBERT J QUIGLEY Paranoia it strikes deep, into your life it's going to creep And it starts and you're always afraid to step out of line. A man come and going to shoot you down We got to start children; what's that sound? Everybody look What's going down?” -Neil Young Quigs 2 17 66. Aquarius windsurfing and drawing lines . the fort Potassium oxide Hey Keith, what you doin’?” . . . move to Colora- do, ski. make enough money to keep me happy LISA QUINTAL If it weren't for the bad times the good times wouldn't seem so great! Mom 8 12 65. Leo pp: people who don't mind their own business, being broke . going places with L.B. . Island Park. The Bridge getting married on New Years Day, sunsets, walks on the beach . . . Give me a break . to have a happy life with Fred KERRIE LYNN LAURA RAK “If you love something, set it free; if it comes back, it’s yours; if it doesn't, it never was 8 19 65. Leo . pp: people who kill animals for their fur . Oh well . . to go to cooking school, and to be a chef in my own restaurant MONICA LYNNE RAMSEY Take some time to be alone and make the world your very own Mono 6 12 66. Gemini . pp cliques, no money . being with Chris and Cheryl the reck. C.C.’s house MOWCSA TWLR Oh yeah!”. ILCSVM. IMLRSM. IWMMWHTSMG go into the Army. TKATCITWCMB 60 BILL HONDA RAPOSA Honda 11 24 64, Sagittarius pp Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha . riding my Honda ATC 250R Newport. Assonet. Ma., East Greenwich, ATC riding parks classes with Jim Hona Silvia, worl- ing down Bend Boat. Ozzy. Zepplin, Ted Nugent, Iron Maiden to start racing my Honda ATC 250R in '84. race for Team Honda as a pro RITA MARIE M RAPOZA Love looks not with the eyes but with the mind And. therefore is wing’d Cupid painted blind.” • Sheakespear Margartchma, Smurfette. Dinkey 7 15 65. Cancer . pp Mme P . English going to Newport, listening to music Newport. Jenny's. Taco House J B.S.H.L. in Newport. P. J.B.J.P M E.. I.W.A.L. R R K., Taco House Jen. Mr Nystrum. Rogers. Newport. Dad Mom B.C.J., J.H.C. . . . C.l.A.. A.F.. become a chef JANET RECUPERO “Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind.” 1 1 66. Capricorn . . pp: tape. M the F, breaking the chain W.H.W.S., T.H.S W R.C.. having fun . . H B s. S C S . anywhere . . . E.S W T.C S R L.C C.C S B C R M G . Bowie Oh. Oh. Oh . What?!”. Nu'uh , I need the tape. Sandy” . . . college. Venice PATRICIA A REGO We probably wouldn't worry about what people think of us if we could know how seldom they do.” Tricia 11 5 66. Scorpio . pp: being called Patty, taking the bus . . being crazy, being with W.S., J.C.. C.B., D R., T.S., J B . listening to Jour ney. Rush. The Police ... 1st Beach, Bellevue (wall) A wing bathroom . . . Are you sure?” ... to work with children, to travel MIMI RICCI Now here I go again. I see the crystal visions, I keep my visions to myself. Mims. Maggie . 5 15 66, Taurus pp rude people, interruptions . . majorettes, D.K.M. BWM„ the Big House, Moet, Michael P A.D.J.H.. H.S.. The Pier-ice box . C.E.G.T.C W.G.F.N A C T H.. Washington '81. 7 4 82. 4 83, F W K. . . No way . What are ya? Ma . . .” . . . school, to always be happy CARMINE RIPA 3 16 66. Pisces . . . pp: people talking and the don't let you get a word in . . . meeting someone special .the wall downtown . . to travel around the world. a CHARLES JOHN ROCHEFORT JEFF RODERIQUES If you don’t try. you’ll never know what you can accomplish. ’’ Rochclip . . 7 21 66. Leo pp: warm Moose, laps for V. . parying with S.S., MR. beach Homecoming ’82 with L.R. . .. crank the brews . college, journalism LEA ROGERS The good times wouln’t seem so good without a few bad times.’’ Flea-Babe-Bea . . 3 10 66. Pisces pp JWB, the name Leona football games, soccer games “It’s gonna be one of them days ”. . college SANDRA ANN RUA . And freedom tastes of reality. Sandy. Sandra Ho . Sanny 8 11 66, Leo pp: T.S., Mrs. T.. density. GWWJGB’s, listening to The Who. GW. softball, skiing Jackie's. The Fish Tank”. . LGJGBPJRMGKBAIKS. Sven Hey Usa. sup? . What?� ’’. . college?, work. MTASAG RALPH RUGGERI “Don’t live in the past, because there's nothing worth so much as living the present.” 8 17 66. Leo. pp: back problems hanging with ML. DM. RM. KL. AL. GS. FS. GG. SG. DB. BC, JM. CR. RA. BD. JA Newport Art 1 What’s up?”. . college CHRISTINE M SALVADOR No matter how far apart our lives may bring us. the memories of the times we've shared will always keep us close together. Chris. Salvo . 3 20. Pisces . pp: waiting, missing Kim football and soccer games, spending time w K.O., S.A.. D.B , J.B Newport. D.B 's house. . good times w friends, summer of ’81 w M.M G.J. . . . You know what I mean?’’, I thought so too”. . . college, nursing, to be happy Mom Dad 1 love you!!! 62 MAGGIE SCHWEYER To feel that one has a place In life solves half the problem of contentment Mags . 8 1 66, Leo. pp: C.S. parties Second Beach, N H. . Prom, Potassium and water with E.l. and T.C. . . . Herds . Great medi- cine. Thanks for everything Mom and Dad' Photo unavailable at press time MICHELLE RANEE SETTLE Today’s good times are tomorrow's cherished memories. Shelly. . . 2 14 66. Aquarius pp: people using me for what they want . being with good friends. . beach . . all the new people I met here and other places as well. . . Give me a break. . go into the service and become a military police officer SANDY SHERMAN Two souls with but a single thought, two hearts that beat as one.” -G.R.P. Sandy . . 8 9 65, Leo. . . pp: Mondays. . movies. . M S. summer with G.R.P ... to become an executive secretary BETTY JO SILVIA Live life for what it is and not for what you would like it to be. BJ. Shorty . 7 14 66. Cancer pp ignorant people, saying goodbye soccer, bike riding, get ting a tan going to Newport with C.S and J C. eating pizza, watching soccer games at P.H.S. (J.G., R T.)... the Class of 1981 Give me a break ... go to college to be a physician's assistant or a computer programmer, work, travel. Hawaii. Aus tralia, Austria. CHRISTOPHER SILVIA CHRIS A SILVIA Keep rolling along 6 4 66, Gemini. ..pp: stairs. Sundays. M S . . going to Providence. S.W., listening to WHTT. Art Gallery Variety Show 1981 . . What? , Put you visions to reality .. . go to school, become a computer programmer, then go to school and become a computer artist S3 Y y GEORGE SILVIA The knowledge of the past can be an advantage for the future. 6 21 66. Gemini. pp: working, lectures, people who use their opinion as fact baseball, hockey my Trans-Am. . . Awesome . . 4 years of college for enginnering. Photo unavailable at press time JAMES H SILVIA Follow the leader He’s on a Honda!! Honda. . . 7 30 66, Leo. . . pp Kawasaki. Suzuki. Yamaha, especially Harleys. . riding ATC’s New port . graduation and friends. . to race forever, have my own Honda shop!! KEVIN C. SILVIA So if you think your life is complete confusion, cause your neighbors' got it made, just remember that it's a Grand Illusion; deep inside we're all the same. (Styx) 12 10 66. Sagittarius pp: borrowing money my car. . the beach, Joyce . . Yeah, yeah . . com put er electronics JAMES CHRISTOPHER SIMON “The best thing about saying goodbye is looking forward to sayng hello again. Jimmy. Jim. Jaime . 3 23 66. Aries pp: being unable to stop laughing when everyone else stopped 10 minute ago. alarm clocks, colds, water skiing, dances 2nd Beach. Newport WMA.C.DWE.A.J.1N.A.EH, W.L.P.S.N.M A M.V.P.E.S. . . That’s a real ma- ture thing to do . college, traveling TARA LYNN SMILEY “Smile through it all. Smiles. . . 8 25 66, Virgo. . pp: having too many pet peeves . sleeping The Police, reading, party ing, F.T.K . . . the beach. Newport . cherrleading, summer '83!!!. 12 roses 8 83. . . Shut up . “I’m outta here , I'm off the phone school, many dollars, wild escapades CHER1E ANN SMYTH I am just a dreamer and you are just a dream. Cher. Buns. Mom . . 3 24 66. Aries . being with CL. SD. JD MM 11 15 82 . You're a jerk” to be a cosmetologist and be with Craig! 64 KATHLEEN SOARES “Rock and Roll ain’t noise pollution.’’ Rock and Roll will never die Kathy 12 10 66. Sagittarius pp crowds, stuck up people. Admin A wing, my bike. Irish. Graduation. Prom. Rush. . The Point horses. A wing. D W Hugh. W T B ”. What’”, “It’s almost Friday’’. stable management, owning my own stable. G.M A B.H. THERESA ANN SOARES Almost anything you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it. Terri. Vegemite 6 17 66, Gemini pp: bugs, polyester. The Big A Newport. P A L. the Creamery. Levangie’s, Edgehil! Riunite, Boston. Fred’s Diggy Vibes. . This is true , L.A.B.. What a waste product!”. Lisa, watch out for the curb!”. . T.L.A.H.L. college, broadcasting DONNA L SOUZA w FRANK SOUZA My dreams aren’t as empty as my conscience seems to be.” Bud. Spud. Paco . 12 10 65. Sagittarius pp too much homework and not enough time to do it, all work and no pleasure, weekends with home work working on my car. building racing cars the garage black '64 Nova SS. . . “What’s up? . Gve me a break!”, Que pasa . to become an electrical engineer and build hot rods on the side JOHN J SOUZA You only live once; so while you're here live it to the fullest Snooz . 6 20 66. Gemini pp jocks, people who think they have fast cars. . . partying, skeet ers, L.K Newport. Park. Leo's. . summer '83. boat race. Boston What’s up? , “Spark ’em . to travel, to have a fast car and race JEANNE SPENCER You never know much you’ll miss something, until it’s gone ” Spence. Shorty. Shortcake. Shrimp. Shortchit. Lit tie China Grl . . 5 6 66. Taurus. pp: being broke, being fooled, school, hangovers, gettin card ed. age party'n . being with good friends: S B., SC. KB. S.F.. B F . J C . C C . ML. K S . B B . H.D., having a good time! Newport. One Pelham East, beaches Senior Beer Bash '81. party over Carl's, roam’n' the halls . “hey twit , Shad dered!’’, Bah1 . . college, travel, live to the ful- lest. happiness 65 CYNTHIA LOUISE STEEVES Choose instruction instead of silver, knowledge rather than choice gold, for wisdom is more pre cious than rubies, and nothing you desire can com pare with it. Cindy 8 3 66, Leo . pp: cigarette smoke E P A.G.T N W B.J.A D , shopping with Barb N E.C.C. soccer games. Canada “I don’t know” . . college CATHERINE MARY STEPHENSON Life’s truest happiness is found in the friend ships we make along the way ” Cathy . . 1 13 66. Capricorn . . . pp: waiting, compulsive liars! being w Patrik, going to New port w friends Newport. The Wharf. 2nd Beach. J’s PL . . S. 83 W.G.M . losing my car w Martha, Jr. Prom ath the Biltmore. my buddy Dubug, 1 29 83 (Sat) .. What am I gonna do? . Thanks for every thing Mom Dad! To all my friends and family 143! college, dentistry, success and happiness VALERIE ST LAURENT Remembrance of our times remain in my mind, for no matter how far we may be there will always be our memories. Val . . 2 16 66 . . pp: busy telephones, waiting, stuck up people, saying goodbye (L.F.) . . hanging around with L.F . listening to Van Halen, Zep. Billy Squire . The Park. 2nd Beach . . school year of ’82 and ’83 with L.S., R R . EM. B B . H D What are you. tired?”, Hey, flugle dude! , Fords are 1” ... to get married, and live forever STEPHEN SULLIVAN The Moose is loose” AVO 9 7 66. Virgo pp: Chevy. Honda, cheap people. Jepson Lane . . motorcycle, auto body, partying The Shop. Bob’s F.O.A D., S.T.B.. Who stole the Moose? . auto body. Air Force TODD T TAYLOR What shall we use to fill the empty spaces where we used to talk? How shall I fill the final places? How shall I complete the wall? Mr T. Todd . 1 29 66. Aquarius . pp: thing that don’t work sailing, skiing, Pink Floyd . Drive-in. Newport hanging out with T.G., P P . M H.. G J . D D . L.L.. T.S., C.B , S.C.. K P “No way! . What are you. some kind of weirdo? New Hampshire. Tory Hill, tech school MARY TURNER One needs to learn — It is life’s common things that lift the fledging soul on spreading wings. Mare . 3 21 66, Aries pp: high beams, spiders, snakes partying Jai Alai. Newport K J C B F . J.D.A W C. . Diggy Vibes! . . . nursing MARTHA ELLEN TWISS “Happiness is not a goal but a by product Marf 4 27 66, Taurus pp: interruptions, red trucks. Potter Co.. Christmas Ball '82 . . hanging out with C.D., K.K., J.G., and P.J.R.. A F and the F.F mobile Newport. 2nd Beach. 3-B w P, the Wharf Junior Prom with C.D., K.K.. and especially Philip. N M I after J P Hey Rip!” “What's happening?” . college, medical school Thanks for everything Mom! DAVID THOMAS VACCHI The past has happened . The future is yet to come Take the present and make it do good things now. -D.T.V. Vac. Vach, Sasquach, Lue (Rube). . . 8 21 66. Leo . pp: school buses, druggies, repetitive homework high jumping, the Forest being on excellent track and soccer teams . “Shut up!”, Hold on. , What? I can’t believe that to make 1st team All-State high jumping and place top 10 New Eng- land. go to Purdue University and major in comput- er science, to go to Germany with the Soccer Club ELIZABETH A VICKERS Shared sorrow is half sorrow; shared joy is dou- bled joy Beth . . 3 23 66. Aries . pp: homework!, when the car radio doesn't work, getting up early being with friends R.D., C.M., D M . F.W., B.K.. S.P. and gang Newport, friends’ houses telephone, the beach . . Okay , Well — what- ever!” . . . study elementary ed. at R.I.C., teaching, marriage. Thanks a lot Mom and Dad' LISA L. VINCI “Live life to the fullest because you only live once. Vinnie 2 2 66, Aquarius pp stuck up people, cliques . partying with A.C., C.D., M.P.. L.P. . The Bridge. Ocean Drive, the Grove partying with The Crew down the bridge “Where’s the party , E.M.G.S.”, What?” ... go to bartending school, work for a while, open my own restaurant and lounge with my brother Bob, T B W.G.P A B H F E B A.F . T.B.T H.O.M.D GAIL H WAGNER This above all: to thine own self be true.” - Shakespeare Gail. Elena . . 6 23 66. Cancer pp: drunk drivers . . being at the barn with Tally Ferry- cliffe working on Yearbook . . Really! college KIMBERLY DAWN WARNER Neglect mending a small fault, and it will soon be a great one.” B B C, B B B II 6 16 66, Gemini pp coupons at work shopping, dances, talking on the phone . everywhere . . D P 's A.S.S.I. S.C. . . . ”1 don't know , Not me! ... I plan to go to college and study Child Development and work with children someday b7 KIMBERLEE A WEBBER Life is a preparation for the future; the best preparation is to live as if there were none. KimmyKoo, Shortcake. Whimmy . . . 11 27, Sagit tarius . pp: stuck up people, people who think they are better than others, getting up at 5:00 AM to be at work at 5:30 Am . spending the summer in Pennsylvania with my Dad Newport, beach . . G O W C M J O F J . R W , R W . S.D . R H . J.J . J.L., L.L., S.D., J.D., C.T.. S.C.. A C.. C F . J S . Not too chubby , Awesome . to go to college, to marry and have kids, to be rich CHRISTOPHER MARTIN WEST There are no strangers here, only friends we have yet to meet. Chris. Cristobal . . 5 12 66, Taurus . pp: hypocrites, hospital food . . . going to soccer games, dances Sandy Point. Newport, C.C.'s house partying with M.T.K , basketball games with Kev and Mark “Hey dude! , What's up? . Hi hurdles! college, to be rich and successful, to travel all over the world HENRY J WHITE 1 10 66. Capricorn . pp work hanging out Newport Senior Prom Who cares? . . trade school, living it up ROBERT SCOTT WHITE Whitey . 7 30 66, Leo sailing Yacht Club “No way!” . go to college, sail for the America's Cup in Perth. LILLIAN M WILLIAMS If the sun refused to shine, I will still be loving you. When mountains crumble to the sea there’ll still be you and me. Tony Soares forever V. Gilligan . . 10 29 66. Scorpio . pp: cliques. Chevys, Mopars, two faced people Star Wheels, riding in fast Fords, riding horses Island Park, Seekonk TS. SH. BS. BK. RF. BA. JS. RR. All Fords are fast . Fords rule”, But of course!! . . to be a chef, to be with Tony always and forever WILLIAM TERRY YOUNG It requires a very unusual mind to make an analysis of the obvious Carolina, Guiaume le Conquerer . . 9 11 66. Virgo pp moody people, people with no sense of humor, boring teachers carousing with wom- en. talking with friends Newport. 2nd Beach T.N W R A S B . night In Newport. T.L.I.F .F.R A.C. . . ?Que Pasa? , Yo dude what's up? . . college. Air Force officer. T.G.A M .P.A.I.C. 68 KIMBERLY M ZERBUS ‘‘Anything worth having is worth striving for.” Kim. Kimmie 4 28 66, Taurus pp: two faced people, never having enough time spend ing time with friends Newport, the Beaches. Lincoln Park . . T.T.I.G.S.I.T.S W M . Chicago. Springfield ‘82. Feb. vacation '82 . . . “I’m so thrilled”. ‘‘Oh. give me a break” to lead a happy life and go on to nursing school KIM ZICCARDI “If at first you don’t succeed . . . Kim. Kimmy. Zucchini . . . 8 20 66, Leo pp: people who don't explain themselves (MR) (SA) (KS). Pete’s party. JWMFLBKWBML DJ’s parties. Newport. H.B . 1983 skiing, major- ettes. Horseneck with Mike and friends ”83 . Love ya Ma. Robert Plant . . “Yous guys . to be happy, free, and successful, cosmetology DONNA D ZIMMERMAN “If you love something, set it free; if it comes back; it’s yours; if it doesn’t, it never was ” Don Don, D.D., Dizzy . 10 11 65, Libra pp: child abuse, cruelty to animals, people who don’t care about the feelings of others . . being with M S., family and friends when and how I met my boyfriend M S. . to go to college. L.P.N.. marry M S. and have children SUSAN C ZINNO “The disease of our time is the loss of faith!” Zin, Stue, Tueling . . 3 29 66 . I love it all' 7 3. BACWJBCPSAKDDA Summer ’83 Pum mel Beach. 37CS, Bath house 8. Pardo's JSTA. the Plum. Martha V 1PE H2 BB STUE HEFFNSCAITSLAAB. “Kate you’re insaitiable' Ecky, ecky, ecky, nah. no. nah . AUK378. “Be cause I do , PAANK, “See ya . Hey Steph Neighhh'” college. Good luck to everyone 69 Remember When Middletown Thanksgiving game last year. (’82’83 season) Portsmouth 34 Middletown 19 We ate lunch in the gym. Our first day of school as freshmen. We were the “RIGHTFUL powder puff CHAMPS!! 82 Killington trip The banner was forgotten for the parade in Lexington. The P.H.S. Band went to the Presidential Inaugural Parade. Only seniors had A wing lockers. Caitlin brought “The Big Blue Mat” for the cheerleaders out on the floor while the basketball game was still going on! Mrs. White’s short career as a chimes player Becoming a senior seemed so far away! The Biltmore Hotel Tying up the freshmen out at lunch with the chains. The Pelham Good times with L.R. Erik Ireland spit on a piece of Potassium in chemistry last year. Shirl hit the fence because she couldn’t find the brake. Pep assemblies We were young. The sky was yellow and the sun was blue. You could talk in study. Junior and senior prom. All of the graduation parties all of us went to, and we hadn’t even graduated yet.?! Mr. Carroll’s English class! Summer of ’83, exchange students, being late for class, and going to West Point Friends Good times with G.S. Everyone took personal typing. Mrs. Bazar’s fundraising ideas for the class. Our hardest decision was what class to take We were actually underclassmen Passes weren’t on slips of paper We could walk outside between classes! (I don’t!) Soccer state playoffs ’82 In our freshman year when the freshman football team broke the seven year losing streak in North Kingston We were the best class to enter P.H.S. C.S. Mrs. Berscherer said, “It must be Monday morning,” and it was Tuesday. All of the class was worried about getting money for the prom and getting somebody to go with you Period 5 chemistry class w T.C. ’84’s Fashion Show “Up, Up and away” “The Garage” Rim Ramming “81-82” Jayne’s strawberry daiquiri party You used to gag every time you walked by the girls’ A wing bathroom The seniors circled the school 84 times Margarita made mixed drinks in Spanish and they were really mixed Seniors had parking priviledges “Someone” made obscene posters for the sophmore semi- formal Parties at Melville The party at C.H.’s house and H.W. go sick all over the stairs, refrigerator, and good ol’ T.T. I remember shooting a crowd of people walking down the hallway with a fire extinguisher and getting them all soaking wet We corrupted Doogie Christmas (S.W.) Ball “82 Gordon Jones went up as Stevie Wonder at the ring luncheon and his name wasn’t called Chris H. was a cheerleader Bunky lost his teeth Mr. Ack was vice-principal We polled each other through the years Ramsey’s speech Mrs. Frankel taught English The language classes went to Boston in our sophomore year and left Beth behind when we came home SPAZ was a good boy Monica ran for class president George Easley went to the Junior Prom Variety Shop “83” Having lockers in the E-wing was a real pain Students had rights too We Graduated!! (finally) Classes were silent and suddenly all you could hear was the grinding of Beth’s toys Poltergeists in E-4 The teachers’ lounge was the library We were afraid to be late for class M.D. Day in Mrs. Ashook’s class The track team won the Class C Relay Carnival, Class C Championships, Hendricken Small School State Champion- ships, Second in state, and seventh in New England in 1982 Liberty lost the Cup to Australia 2 and Alan Bond tried to make his victory speech We had the class elections, and how everyone was so nervous as they were walking up onto the stage to give a speech. I thought it was funny how they had a speech all ready written down and practiced to the T. Well, when they got onto the stage what happened? They all fell apart. They forgot what they were going to say, even though it was written on a piece of paper. I bet everyone felt like a fool. It also made something boring into something very funny. Mr. Alfano told the band to shut up at a football game and they left They redecorated the A wing bathroom with toilet paper! Junior Ring Luncheon Homecoming Court 1st runner-up Jim Simon Kim Kekligian The Homecoming Court 2nd runner-up Chris Hamilton Carolyn Dutra 3rd runner-up 4th runner-up Michael Buddemeyer Caitlin Pardo de Zela Bill Berger Debby Adair 72 Superlatives Best All Around: Chris West, Laurie Davidson Chris Hamilton Class Clowns: Chris Hamilton Anna Cordeiro Class Intellects: Doug Clarisse Donna Souza Most Likely to Succeed: Doug Clarisse Caitlin Pardo de Zela 73 Most Artistic: Maureen Goddu David Clancy Most Wanted by the Administration: Sharon Manville Matt Clay Most Athletic: Tim Kehoe Caroline Pimentel 74 Most Likey to be Seen In Space: David Clancy Carolyn Dutra Best Dressed: Chris West Martha Twiss Best Buddies: Sue Carson Mia Coslmtni 75 Most Musical: Krisann Goulet David Vacchi Hall Of Fame 76 Caitlin Pardo de Zela Chris West Kim Kekltgian Chris Hamilton Laurie Davidson Simon George Easley Dominick Lepore Carolyn Dutra 78 Flashback . . . 80 ANSWERS TO CLUES IN BABY SECTIONS (PGS. 79-81) CAN BE FOUND ON PG. 159 Oldies But Goodies 83 CXnndL A ? -1,1 '£23 £ 1] fi '- ' � fit ■ « • -.- T . - . ... -£ -rj. . J , -• - • � •’ .t... Bf - jHR A� ■■■Or . -. V V _ Vi' C. ,, -� W-VC M0 V A new scholar replacing an older one reflects a moment on this fantasia. He seeks for a human that can be accounted for. Underclassmen Wallace Stevens 85 Juniors 1st row (1-r): D Dobrott, K Metcalf, J Jakubiak, L. Bucci. K. Perry. 2nd row (lr): J. Poniatowski, C. Warren. J Cottrell. K. Almeida. S. DiSanto, C. Spicola, A Borden 3rd row (1-r): M Pacheco. M. Tavares. J. Silvia. B. Sparks 1st Row. L R: D. Lin. G. Alves. S. Silvia. S. Sullivan. E. Combra, L. Vinci. M Butler. J Long. 2nd Row. L-R: L. Shakarian, B. Santos. L. Dias. S. Maynard. D. Beeler. C. Guerin. C. Cronin. T Williams. B. Rebello, D Silvia. D. Medeiros 1st row (r-1): B James. N. Sinnott. A Easley 2nd row (r-l): H. Silvia. D. Platt. S. Kelly. R Tedesco 3rd row (r-l): B Chase. T Wagner 4th row (r-l): R Moore. P Mathias. B Little 1st row (L R) M Rego, J Lopes. R Mitchell. A Sheekey, D. Beebe. S. Miller. C Raposa. L Sefranek 2nd row (L-R): L Wilkinson. D Mom 3rd row (L-R): J Smith. S Buiak, K Lidstone. K Aguiar. B. Oswald, D. Taylor. H. Dickinson, H Wotton 1st row (1-r): D Carlile. G Hannon. M Gleiman. P. Oliveira. S. Wyatt. D Magrath, J Berard, K Brocker 2nd row (1-r) A lafrate, D Nekrasz. L. Escobar, M Kim. H. Griffin. L. Molleur. M LeBlanc, K Aguiar, J. Deffet. A Correia. C Duffy. G Mathews 86 1st row (1-r): S. Canady 2nd row (l-r): P Hagensen. C. Kurtz 3rd row (1-r): T. Aguiar 1st row (l-r): B Ireland. L. DuBreuil, C. Coyne. P Babine, M Marano, D Lopes 2nd row (l-r): N Ziegler. G. Hall. N Kinnunen, M Mathieu. P Gianetis. K Nichols. D. Corde«ro, T. Cromwell. R Dopart 3rd row (l-r): S. Berger. D. Powers. J. Wilson. K. Morton. D Cordeiro. 1st row (l-r); M Menezes. T DeSantis. C. Hedly, L Roger son. G. Stefanopoulos. J. Berg. A Cordeiro. C. Beaver. K Miller 2nd row (l-r): M Oyer. M Pelletier. L. Wilkinson. 3rd row (l-r): D. Gray, K. Kadet, E. Marshall. S. Wellington. V. Lenzi. C. Gomes. R Tatem. B. Silvia. 1st row (l-r): S Miller. C Pratt. R Rebello. D Mooney. M Mello. B Papineau. M Potts. P Ottilige 2nd row (l-r): D. Whltmarsh, J. Hill. K Pridgen. S. Viera. C. Marcucci, D. Atkinson. J. Mello. 3rd row (l-r): C. Voorhees. L. Catterall 87 1st row (l-r): D Martin. M Donnelly. M Plourde. C White. M Thibault. S Mello. J. Peterson 2nd row (l-r): K Schmode. L. Uperti. K. Cookinham. K. Silva. M. Igo. C Rood. D Bolton. J. Fietkiewicz. A Kadilis Sophomores l t row (l-r): S. Gyory. S. Dunn. F McNeilly, A. Santos. M Rugg«n, S. Borden. C Rebello. L. Benard, J Sherman. 2nd row (l-r): D Letiecq, D. Tedesco, L. Denton, P. Nichols. B. Stilley. D. Ashton. S. Griffiths, A. Asher. M. Palmer. L. Sears. L. Jones. 1st row (l-r): M Dettlinger, C. Carlisle, M Myers. N Stone, K. Ferreira. M Fontaine. B. Alexander. D Curry. 2nd row (l-r): M Lawrence. L. Tasker. M Igo, M Ashman. J. Peixinho, M Palmer. J Schweyer. M Hicks. 3rd row (l-r): D. Medeiros. L. Van Slyke. B Douglas. D. Bierman, W Lopes. A. Oswald. T. Salvador. C. Rego. S Shuttlesworth. 1st row (l-r): J Healy. R Campion. D Dormoy. E. Tatum. T Peckham, S Walsh. M Menezes 2nd row (l-r): J Rad. D. Phillips. E. Nekrasz, D Rebello. 3rd row (I r): C. Daily, L Martin. M. Lema, B Wotton, N Stinson, J Settle. N. Ajemian, D Pine, L. Costic. 1st row (l-r): L Hedgcorth, M Dobrott, J Hall. M Cotta. A. Camara. H. Cookinham, G. Minese. 2nd row (l-r): D. Magrath. S. Viera, A Coleman. T. Silvia, F. Lauder, M Ferry, M Virgadamo, J. Hill. 86 1st row (l-r): S Butler. D Barnes. J Menezes. K. Hedly, C Marshall. 2nd row (l-r): H Sniezek, K Molden. T. Craddock, V Lawson. E. Mello, J Ragsdale, T Borodemos, D. Joy. L. Kollscz. J. Mumme, M Guimar, P Mooney. M Sullivan. 1st row (L-R): L. Cook, J. Gillen, M O’Neill, J. Nichols, K Ayars, D Brown, J. Killeen. D Resare 2nd row (L-R): A St. Laurent, J Mello, D. Perkins. K Wolter, H Cookinham. J Caston. S. Vacchl. A Mandros. J. DeCosta, M Fitzgerald. B. Prew, M. Kane. J. Silvia. 1st row fl-r): M Monlz, L Souza. R Webber. M Burton. R Turner, A James. C. Crow. J. Grinnell 2nd row fl-r): M Raposa. J Russell. K. Woods. D Dyson. S. Atkins. J. Little. D. Garcia. T Sullivan. D Pelletier. C Anthony. L. Lelghtley 1st row (1-r): W Siderskl. P Patenaude. W Napier. M Garside. J. Palmer, J. Catalan. C. Patrinos. P Timberlake 2nd row (1-r): K. Giorgianm. J. Voorhees, K. LaBonte, C. Meng, A. Ripa, W Perry. D. Correia. W. Goetzinger. E. Soares 1st row fl-r): J Rooney. K. Kaull, D. Fraser. S. Thurston. M. Burns. 2nd row fl-r): N. Letiecq. S. Ritchie. J. Silvia. M Wolz 1st row (1-r): W Warren. C. Fravel. T. Abell. M Robinson. T Hilliard. R Bucci, P Lavangie 2nd row (1-r): S. Silva, C Raposa. C. Paradis. J Kirk, B. Sullivan. M Conti, R Medeiros. D. Hoot 3rd row fl-r): J. Tolbert, C. Phelps. R. Goodin. B Densmore, C. Cotta. E. Balling, C Marshall. E Almeida, K Wood. B Faria. 89 Freshmen 1st row (L-R): A Welch. M Moran. S Boyce. T Peterson 2nd row (L R) J Cates. C. Douglas. R. Morton. S. West. H. Gardner. M Smith. 3rd row (L-R): K Oliveira. K Lord, R Chase. D Brown. C. Fravel, K O’Brien 1st row(l-r): D Oliveira, N Kim. A Hayes. S. Papineau. L Hetland. 2nd row(l-r): H Sanches. R Capobianco, A North, T Ashman. K McCauley. S Hennessey. K Almeida. K Bergquist. M Smith. C Goetzinger. D Anthony. 3rd row (l-r): W T rezvant 1st row (l-r): V. Clay. R Alves, L Dias. L Backman. R Logan. T Croll. L Mello 2nd row (l-r): C. Stafford, C Johnson. M Tomis. J Holden. R Benoit. G. Dorsey. S. Camara, C Garcia. K Phelps, R. Mathieu. C. Russell 1st row (l-r): G. Angeli. R Barker. C. Benson 2nd row (l-r): J Stickney, D Watson. D Catalan. K Walker. T. Vickers. S. Marren. A Scigulinsky. M West, J. Kelly. M Rodriques. 3rd row (l-r): P. Silvia. K Buss. K. Adair, D. Spanier. R. McManus. R Pimental, D. Dischert 1st row (l-r): L. Hibbad. K Sadler, S. Vye, R Wessels. K. Hamilton. J Lalli, Z Akers. T Raposo 2nd row (l-r): T Quick. M Bothelo. P Babine, K. Soares. J Silvia. K. Collins. T Beckham. 2rd row fl-r): M Sullivan. K Davidson. C Caron. R Miler, J Coggeshall, R CoggeshaJI. R Steeves. R Kadet, M Oliveira. S Wallace 90 1st row (lr): J Gabriel. L Davis. S Stoker. J Benson 2nd row 0-r): E Welch. W Welch. S. Mullens. A Camara. H Backman. D Janczynsk 3rd row (l r): J Bid lack. D Anthony. K Bolles 1st row (l-r): M Quinn, D Correia. P Morton. T Silvia. E Item. J Long 2nd row (l r): S Borges. A Pine. L Davidson. B Arruda. L Rood. M Cardin. C Governo 3rd row (l-r): M Kekligian. M Perry. J Jakubisyn, H Simmons. D Denton. R Bates. M McGowan. L Wadley 1st row (l-r): C Magrath. D Soares. M Wolle. J Coleman 2nd row (l-r) C Mello. H Diaz. M Rogers. J. Grant. C. Cesario. 1st row (l-r): K Marshall. L. Patenaude. T. Silvia 2nd row (l-r): K. Sinnott. J White. D. Levesque. N. Welch, V. Lugo. 3rd row (l-r): $ Dionne. R Durand, D. Beauregard 1st row (l-r): J Pappas. J Roach. B Silvia. A Ferry. L Jackson. C Beebe. J Alvernas. K. Donnelly. 2nd row (l-il: T Wilson. C Morns. J. Carroll. P. Lewis. A Gray. M Barlow. P Ripa. J Cronin. J Bernard 1st row (l-r) A Silvia 2nd row (L-R) R Hahn. B Long. T. Johnson. M Silvia. C. Rosario. B Paul 3rd row (L-R): C. Stuckey. A Labonte. S. Drapeau. 91 To doubt everything or to believe everything are two equally convenient solutions; both dispense with the necessity of reflection. Jules Henri Poincare Varsity Soccer 1st row (L R): R. Morton. R. Tatem. K Morton. R. Mitchell. J. Granger. B. Berber. M Rego. S. Borden. J. Hall. G. Jones. 2nd row (L-R): Coach O'Hara. D. Martin. G Maynard. C Daily. D Vacchi, J Deffet, W Chase. S. Arruda. M Paradis. H. Kim. B Lauder, R Oswald. C West. Coach Blaess 94 After a loss in the season opener to East Providence, the 1983 Varsity Soccer team rebounded to put forth one of the best seasons in the last few years at PHS. The extremely quiet and almost always reserved team operated under the able coaching of Mr. O’Hara and Mr. Blaess and the captainship of Bill Berger, Jack Granger, and Rob Mitchell. The “Cardiac Kids,” as they became known, frequently counted on the goal scoring of Rich Tatem and Jimmy Hall, the defense of Rob Oswald and the superb goal tending of Ken Morton to pull them through their heart stopping performances. Other stand outs on the team were Bill Lauder, Hyung Kim, and Jim Deffet. Jack Granger Bill Berger The Portsmouth High School Varsity Soccer season was going strong even before the regular season got started. Many people tried out for a position on the team, so there was much talent to choose from. After some early inconsistencies, the team soon developed into a reliable divisional power in contention for the championship. Unfortunately, the team finished the regular sea- son three points out of first place, and then lost a heartbreaker in the first round of the playoffs. The team can be proud of it’s regular-season record of 8-3-3, and the fact that they were unde- feated at home all season. Girls Varsity Soccer 1st row (1-r): C. Pimentel (All-State Capt), J. Lalli, G. Hall. K Rood, N Caproni (Capt.), L. Rogerson, K. Ayers. N Letiecq, M Kim. R. Kadet. M. O'Neill 2nd row (1-r): Mr Thibault (coach). M. Donnelly. M Matthew. M Plourde. M Igo, C Caproni. S Carson, K Donnelly. K Dicesaro. Mr Rutkiewic (coach). Absent: L Hanlon and M. Lopes. Girls Soccer 1983 A new sport hit the R.I. Inter- scholastic League in 1983. Girls soccer was born and PHS joined the league as one of its seven charter members. The Portsmouth girls wound up with a 7-4-1 record, good for third place and qualified for the state playoffs. The team lost out in the state semi-finals 3-1 to Westerly. The team showed determina- tion and exhibited pride in PHS. With only 5 seniors on the squad, the team should be even more successful in years to to come. Caroline Pi- mentel was chosen the school’s first All-State girls soccer player. 97 JV Soccer 1st row (L-R): E. Item, C. Spicola. S Arruda, D Nekrasz. S Berger, M West, B. Knight. D Kamps, M Rodrigues. D. Dyson. P Depasquale. J Berg 2nd row (L-R): B Sullivan. F McNeilly, C Rebello. C. Paradis. S. Atkins. T Abell. R. McManus. B. James. N. Kim. C Rego. J. Menezes, J. Minese. A Walsh. Mr. Sabourin (coach) JV Soccer (Fall ’83) The JV soccer team finished the year with a final record of 7 wins and 4 losses and in doing so averaged an impressive 3 goals per game. High scorers in goals and assists for the JV’s were Jerry Minese. Jesper Berg and Chuck Paradis. Starting in goal was Brendan Sullivan, with Bill James. Dave Kamps, Steve Berger and Frank McNeilly at fullback. Controlling midfield were Scott Atkins, Chris Rego and Rob McManus. Challenging for starting positions was a very strong back-up group including Carl Spicola, Chris Rebello, Tom Abell, Scott Arruda, Bob Knight, Jay Menezes, Dan Dyson and Doug Nek- rasz. «4 98 Mr. Sabourin Freshman Soccer 1st Row (L-R) R Miller. P Silvia. T Wilson. M West. M Rodriques, A Walsh. N Kim. E Item 2nd Row (L-R): C. Garcia. T. Vickers. S. Dionne. B. Paul, M Cardin. R McManus. S. West, M Thomas. Coach Sabourin Freshman Soccer (Fall ’83’) The Freshman team finished the year undefeated with five victories and one tie High scorers in goals and assists for the Freshman were Rob McManus. Brian Paul. Eric Item, and Tom Wilson Starting in goal was Mike Rodriques, with Andy Walsh. Nam Kim. Carl Garcia, and Mike West at fullback. Eric Item. Tom Wilson, and Rob McManus started at mid-field while Brian Paul and Tim Vickers were the regular starting forwards With ten regular starters, a host of back ups including Scott Dionne. Rick Miller. Scott West. Peter Silvia. Mike Cardin, and Mark Tomis saw plenty of action Mr. Sabourin 99 Varsity Football 1st row fl-r): F. Landers, T Coleman. G. Easley. K Hedly, P Babine. D Grant (Capt.). T Young (Capt). S. Wellington. C Bailey. M Mailloux. K Kosoff. S. Canady 2nd row (1-r): Coach Joe Narcizo. D Ashton. B Ireland. P Magliocco. R. Clement. C. Hamilton. J Berard. M Buddemeyer. D Lepore. D Platt. K. Scigulinsky, G. Hannon. G. Gabel. J. Poniatowski. D Dobrott. D. Sanderson. B Andromalos, M Davis. The Portsmouth Patriots had their ups and downs this year. They began the 1983-84 season very slowly, but as the season progressed, they improved. In spite of the fact that the team played in a higher conference than they should have, the games were close, and were often lost due to bad breaks and unfortunate errors; however, when they mini- mized their errors, they emerged the victors, as in the case of the Homecoming Game against North Providence. The Patriots’ victory made this year’s Homecoming dance a very enjoyable experience. On Thanksgiving Day, despite a tremendous effort, the team came up a little short in its bid for an upset over Middletown, a larger team in a higher division that had the Pats outnumbered 2 to 1. The game was an exciting one, with Middletown barely managing to win by one touch- down, using a trick play to slip past the Portsmouth de- fense. Good performances were turned in by Bob Ireland, who did the scoring for PHS, and Dave Platt, who helped him. The awesome front line of Terry Young, Doug Grant, Scott Wellington, Paul Magliocco, Rich Clement and John Berard supplied the blocking that enabled the team to score. George Easley, Dom Lepore, Glenn Hannon, Keith Kosoff, and Chris Hamilton also made major contributions to the team’s attempt to overthrow Middletown. Throughout the season, a superb coaching job was done by coaches Joe Narcizo, Robert Silvia and Ron Miller. The team deeply appreciates the coaches' tireless efforts to prepare them, not only for the game of football, but for the game of life as well. Mr. Narcizo always demanded pride, and in return he taught them that true victory is obtained from knowing that you have done the best that you could do. After the season ended, five Patriots were honored by being selected for the All Conference teams: Doug Grant, was chosen for the first team, and Bob Ireland for the second. Receiving honorable mention were Terry Young, Dave Platt, and Paul Magliocco. By Terry Young 101 Freshman Football 1st row (l r): P Ripa. K Walker. P Babine. K Hamilton. J. Cates. S. Camara. G. Goulet 2nd row O r): M C. Harmon. J. Gabriel. C. Stafford. Coach Ferreira Wolfe. R Wessels, S Vye. J. Carroll. D Levesque. P Little. Cross Country Teams! 1st Row (L R): N Kinnunen. K Sousa. B Silvia. C Clark. K Marshall. K Brocker 2nd Row (L R): M Gleiman. T B«ckham. S Marren, S Walsh. M Burton. J. Tolbert. K Cookinham. K McCauley 3rd Row(L R): M Ashman. M Smith. K Lord. J Casey. K Bolles. B Alves. K Almeida. L Martin. L. Davidson. T. Ashman. M Robinson. J. Flad. Coach Chilabato 105 Boy’s Varsity Basketball The Patriots enjoyed one of the finest seasons in the past few years. Coach A1 Sweet felt that the team’s defense and scrappy play were the key to the Pats’ success. The team found more of its scoring in all division guard Tim Kehoe and junior David Platt. The responsibility of rebounding was placed into the able hands of stellar forwards Keith Kosoff and Skyscraper John Berard. Wim “Pistol” Chase and hustling Dominick Lepore provided the team with depth in both scoring and rebounding. George Easley, an outstanding leaper, and Rob Mitchell, a defensive specialist, came through with several fine games to help the Pats out. Chuck “Moses” Bailey, Glenn “Cannon” Hannon, and Dave Vacchi were strong substitutes coming off the bench. The team would like to thank its wild fans for their support throughout the season. The spirit the school displayed this season was great! 108 G. Easley VARSITY-1st row (l-r): B Recksteiner. M Robinson. K Cookinham. G Hall. M Macdonald. C Caproni. S Wyatt. P Ganetis. 2nd row (l-r): Coach Rood. M Borges. D Adair. J. Horan. K McCauley. K. Donnelly. M Ashman. Coach Akucewich Only by looking at the records did the 1983-84 season prove disappointing. The team showed an undying spirit by never giving up. Each person showed team spirit by giving 150 percent, even though we all knew that our record of wins was very low. However, we did manage one win against East Providence that encouraged us. Even though we knew from the beginning that it would be an uphill battle to do well in the Class A divi- sion, we put up a valiant fight. Our thanks go to the people who stood by us and supported us through a difficult season. Thanks again! The Portsmouth Girl’s Basketball Team J. V.-lst row (l-r): C Cesario. J Martin. K Ayars. K Donnelly. D Brown. G. Stefanopoulos. M Rosser 2nd row (l-r): L. Rood. H Simmons. K Georglannl. K McCauley. N. Letiecq. J. Lalli, A Gray. L. Wadley. T. Ashman. Coach Akucewich. 109 J.V. Basketball Wt row (l-r): C Palrinos. M Boutchia, K Morton, L Sefranek. K Scigulinsky 2nd row (I r): Mr Clark (coach). P. Flynn, B James. C. Bailey. D Dyson. D Ashton. C Steiner I Freshman Basketball 1st row (l-r): T Wilson. C. Harmon. R Morton. J Cates. E Item, S. Camara 2nd row (l-r): Coach Dolbashian, M West. S. Dionne. J. Carroll. P Morton. B Benoit. M Rodriques. Varsity Baseball 1st Row(L R): D Cosimini. R McLaughlin. T Schlip. D Wellington. M Buddemayer. P Babine 2nd Row (L-R) Coach Carroll. G. Hannon. K Kosoff, M Ferreira. D Platt. R Oswald. C. Bailey. K Aguir J.V. Baseball Softball 1st Row (L R): K Kekligian, M Macdonald. J Daily. A McManus. A Caron. L Kcshura. C. White 2nd Row (L-R): K Cookmham, S Rua. M Mathieu. S Demay. K Cotta. J. Flad. Coach Alfano The girls’ softball team of 1983 was a team in transition from one which had tremendous poise and maturity in winning two straight Eastern Divi- sion Championships and three staight Newport County Champion- ships to a group of eager yet inexpe- rienced athletes Many close games were decided in the later innings by the seasoned opponents There was tremendous improvement by the freshmen and sophomores and sev eral suprises among the veterans Through their hard work and deter mination the return to supremacy is inevitable The overall record was 11 wins and 10 losses Self-discipline, teamwork and the ability to enjoy the game is our goal Frank J. Alfano Head Softball Coach 115 Gymnastics The Gymnastics Team of 1980-84 has consistently done well through- out the years, and this year is no exception Every year our goal is to compete in the State Championship competition, and this year our goal will hopefully be achieved The team would like to thank our coach. Ellen Chilabato. for the many years of dedication she gave to the team She will be missed by all of us. Thanks again' Liz Hanlon 1st Row. L R M Cosimini, L. Hanlon (captain), C Pimentel. M Lopes 2nd Row. L R Coach Chilabato, D. Medeiros. R. Silvia, M Mathieu. J. Rad. H Gardner. K Bergquist 116 Boys’ Track And Field 1st rowfl-r): C. Hamilton, P Magliocco. E Nekrasz. D. Silvia. T Kehoe. B Berger. J. Russell, B. Rebello. S. Miller 2nd row(l-r): F Landers. D Grant, R Mitchell, C. West. C Daily. J. Berard, F. McNeilly, C Rebello 3rd row (l-r): Coach Blaess, D Vacchi. K Scigulinsky, J. Granger. K Morton. D Powers. J. Poniatowski. D. Nekrasz. S Berger 1983 BOY S TRACK RESULTS Dual Meet record: 5 wins — 0 losses. 1983 Class C Division Relay Champions. 1983 Class C Division Championship — 2nd place. 1983 Newport County Championship — 3rd place. 1983 R.I. Knights of Columbus Division III 4-mile relay champions. 117 Girls Track And Field 1st row (lr): C. Pimentel. C. Bradshaw. K DeCosta. S Wyatt 2nd row (lr): M Qetman, S Walsh. D Hasting. N. Kinnunen. K. Ayers. P. Gianetis, M. Ashman. M O’Neill. 3rd row (l r): M Igo. M Plourde, C. Caproni. L Rogerson G Hall. C. Clark. M Kim. D. L’Etoile. M Burton 120 ORGANIZATIONS i - v - -..aii '•y '-r:.- $ � -’ ' ' ; rt':;' ' Jr •■: - AT A novel is a mirror that strolls along a highway, now it reflects the blue of the skies, now the mud puddles underfoot. Henri Beyle Stendhal Senior Class Officers And Executive Board 1st row (1-r): C. Pardo de Zela. (Pres.), D Adair. (Vice Pres ), C Hamilton. C Dutra. (Sec.), K Kekligian. (Treas.). 2nd row (1-r): J. Simon. C Bradshaw. S. Zinno. J. Gomes. L. Davidson. D. Hasting. 3rd row (1-r): D Lepore. C. Stephenson. C West. D Vacchi. J. Poirier. S. Carson. T Chase Absent Mrs Bazar (Advisor). Junior Class Officers And Executive Board 1st row (1-r): S Wyatt. (Sec ). C. Caproni. (Treas ). M Borges. (Pres ). L. Escobar. (Vice Pres ). 2nd row (1-r): P Babine. P Magliocco. S Wellington. C White 3rd row (1-r): C. Flood. G. Hall. K. Scigulinsky. W Spurlock. Mr Gaudette (advisor). 122 Sophomore Officers And Executive Board 1st row (l-r): S. Silva. (Sec.). B Douglas. (Pres.). J Catalan. (Vice Pres ). T Salvador. (Treas ). 2nd row (1-r): S. Vacchi. B Wotton. J Little. C. Raposa. J Peixinho. 3rd row (l-r): D Bierman, E Almeida. S Arruda. K Barker. M Momz. Absent Mr Kekligian (Advisor) Freshman Officers And Executive Board 123 1st row (l-r): L Davidson. (Pres.). E. Scigulinsky. (Sec ). Mr Rutkiewicz. (Advisor). C Clark. (Vice Pres ). N Kim. (Treas). National Honor Society 1st row (1-r): J Kenney. G. Wagner. J Recupero. D Faria. C. Steeves. T Chase 2nd row (I r): B Berger. G. Qazier. B Cosgrove. H Kim. D Clarisse. C. Dutra. D Souza. L. C re swell Spanish National Honor Society 1st row (1-r): J Simon, S. Carson. D Adair. D Lepore. C Pardo de Zela 2nd row (1-r) K Gaudette. L Oil. M Schweyer. E Ireland. C Dutra. C West 3rd row (I r) P Souza. G. Glazier. B Berger. D. Vacchi. L. Cookinham. E Lee 124 Student Council 1st row (1-r): K Woods, C. Clark, M Borges. J Hill. J. Peixinho, E Wilbur, N. Kim, L Flood 2nd row (1-r): G Matthews. C Pardo de Zela. C. Rood. S Alvanas. K. Kekligian, C. Dutra, E Scigulinsky, L Davidson. B Douglas. Mr Flood (advisor). Math Club 125 1st row (1-r): M Welsh. P. Pelletier, C Myers. C. Carlisle. M Menezes. B Tatem. 2nd row (1-r): C Caragianis, B Berger, D. Clarisse. D Nekrasz. H Kim. E Lee. Mrs. Bescherer (advisor). Mrs. Shirley Cherry The Legend staff would like to take this opportunity to thank Mrs Shirley Cherry for all the help and support that she has given the yearbook over the past few years Being a yearbook advisor is by no means an easy job, but Mrs Cherry has been more than equal to the challenges presented by this position Each year when, despite our best efforts, new crises developed, her organization, knowledge, and support pulled us through and kept us going; and each year, with her guidance, the staff has produced some excellent results, which are lasting evidence of her talent and skill To show our appreciation and gratitude for her devotion, we dedicate the 1984 Legend to Mrs Shirley Cherry, and thank her once more for all that she has done for us. The 1984 Legend Staff 126 1984 LEGEND STAFF 1st row (L-R): G Wagner. (Editor). C. Bradshaw 2nd row (L-R): L Cookingham. C. Steeves. T Hilliard. B Brayton, H Diaz, C Pardode Zela. S Alvanas 3rd row L R Mrs Cherry (co advisor). T Chase. D Manning. T Young. J. Kenney. L Davidson. L Tasker. B Cosgrove. J Ragsdale. D Resare, L DuBreuil. B Silva. S. Boyce. B. Vickers. Mr. George Mello (Advisor) Mrs. Shirley Cherry (Advisor) Gail Wagner (Editor) Drama Club 1st row (L-R): K Woods. M Burns 2nd row (L-R): H Diaz. C Stuckey. K Davidson. K Adair. R Capobianco. A Kadilis. M Perry. K Soares. K Kaull, M Smitl 3rd row (L-R): J. HUI. T Chase. D Warren. L Leightley, L. Tasker. K James. Mr Perrotti (advisor). C Stephenson. C Pardo de Zela. D Adair. L Davidson. 1 Sanchez. K. Ferreira. Missing from picture: D. Carlile Smoking Council 1st row (L-R): C Salvador. C. Pimentel. J Gomes. N Andrade. K. Kekligian, R Mitchell. H. Dickinson. M Morgan. L. Meyers. 2nd row (L-R) K. Goulet. K. Noetzel. C. Dutra. T. Kehoe. K. Scigulinsky. C. West. M Twiss. M Borges. C Pardo de Zela Nurse’s Aides 129 1st row (1-r): J. Palmer. Mrs. McGaw (Nurse). M. Cosimini Aides Library 1st row (l-r): S. Amaral. R Webber. S. Cherry (Librar- ian). L. Tasker. T. Hilliard. DMS 1st row (l-r): R. Foss. J. Porter. S. Moo- ney. C. Silvia. Office And Guidance 130 1st row (L-R): G. Geralds, M Thomas. M Ferris. 2nd row (L-R): M Ramsey. G. Alves. K Silva. M Arsenault. D Brown. Ski Club 1st row (L-R): S. Wyatt. C. Caproni. C. Voorhees. L. Souza, C Crow. P Brosseau. P Oliveira. B. Lautieri. R. Capobianco. L. Hibbad 2nd row (L-R): C. White. S. Dutra. C. Kurtz, C Fravel, K Phelps. T. Lynch. R Dyer. H. Sniezek. S. Farrow. K. Miller 3rd row (L-R): M Gleiman. L. Rogerson. L. Es- cobar. C. Ripa, S Buiak, J. Jacubiak. R Gomes. L Bucci, C Morris. S. Hall. L. Uperti. P Ottilige. J. Berg. D Ashton. C. Wood. C. Cronin, T Aguiar, E. Leite. C. Platt 1st row (1-f): M. Smith. K Lord. J. Martin. L Denton, H Gardner, S. Grant. C Douglas S. Hennessey. K Finn. 2nd row (l-r): D Anthony. M Cotta, N. Stinson, T. Silvia. J Nichols. H Cookmham. C. Raposa. T. John son. 3rd row (l-r): D. Curry. J. Rooney. D Garman, C. Raposa. T. Taylor. L. Fravel. K Wolter. J. Kirk. M Welch. C Pratt. J Rags dale, C. Caragianis. 4th row (l-r): B Ireland S. Borges. J. Minese, H Holden. M Hicks K. Phelps. C. Daily. B. Brown, P Pelletier M Borges. K Kosoff. L. Sefranek. K Al meida, K Brocker, K Marshall. L. David son 1st row (l-r): S. Zinno, C Bailey. R. Quigley. J. Poirier. C. Hamilton. G. Easley. D. Grant. L. Davidson. E. Ireland. P. Babine. 2nd row (l-r): J. Horan. C Pardo de Zela. M Prew, R Mitchell. E. Sogulinsky. H. Dickinson. M Morgan. M. Perry. K. Soares. S. Marren, T. Raposa. K. Pridgen 3rd row (l-r): K De Costa. N Andrade. S. Alvanas. C. Brad- shaw. K Kekligian, J. Gomes. C. Dutra. C. Salvador. M Twiss, T Vickers. J Stickney, R McManus. J. Granger, E. Item. T Abell 131 Senior Powder Puff Football 1st row (1-r): K Kosoff, D. Grant..C. Hamilton. D. Lepore. M Buddemeyer, G. Easley. 2nd row (l-r): C. Bradshaw. S. Alvanas, J. Poirier. M Lopes. M Prew, C. Stephenson. L Davidson 3rd row (l-r): K Kekltgian. J. Gomes. C Dutra, C. Pimentel. N Caproni, C. Pardo de Zela, S. Carson. 4th row (l-r). J. Horan. C. Clark, M Mac Donald. C Salvador. C Douglas. M Schweyer. D Adair. K. DeCosta Junior Powder Puff Football 132 1st row (L-R): K Scigulinsky. P Magliocco. S Wellington. K Morton. M Mailloux 2nd row (L-R): B Lautieri, C. Caproni. K Kurtz 3rd row (L-R) H Dickinson. M Borges. P Gianetis, K. Pridgen, K. Schmode. P. Oliveira, L Shakarian, P. Magliocco. S. Wyatt 4th row (L-R): K Cookinham. L. Escobar. L. Robertson. R. Cooper. J DeSantis. J. Hill. M Kim. K Brocker Sophomore Powder Puff 1st Row, L-R: J Rooney. J Palmer. M Holden. D. Curry. D Ashton. B Douglas. 2nd Row L-R: T Silvia. D. Tedesco, M Myers. S Walsh. M Cotta. C. Raposa. J. Rad. E. Wilber, L. Kaull. S. Dunn. J. Peixinho. 3rd Row L-R: N Stinson. R. Turner. H. Sneizek. K. Ferreira. B Wotton, L. Van Slyke. K. Wolter. J. Kirk. T. Salvador. T Peckham. S. DeMay, D Dormoy. N. Letieq 4th Row L-R: M. Ashman. L. Martin. J. Little. J. Catalan. S. Silva. D. Warren. K Ayars, M Burns. K. Woods. L. Hedgcorth. T. Hilliard. R. Bucci, D. Fraser Freshman Powder Puff 1st row (L-R): M West. K Hamilton. J Cates. R Morton. 2nd row (L-R): E. Scigulinsky. K. Finn. K. Davidson. J Hill. H Diaz. 3rd row (L-R): C Douglas. T. Beckham. K Lord. K Collins, C Cesario. L. Dias, E Flood. L. Clarisse 4th row (L-R): K. Oliveira. K. Shaffer, J Lalli. K Marshall. M Rosser. L Davison. S. Marren, K Kaull. R Mathieu 133 Academic Decathlon Team 1st row, 1-r: D. Vacchi, C. Dutra. S. Zinno, Mrs. Ashook (Advisor) 2nd row, l-r: J Granger, A Daily (silver medalist in fine arts). D Martin 3rd row. l-r K Kekligian. D Clarisse (silver medalist in economics), B. Berger Language Club 1st row (L-R): T Lynch. R Dyer. S Cote. C Pratt. M Welch. L Leightley. R Barker. V Lawson 2nd row (L-R): P Ottilige. L Uperti, C. Caragianis. T. Young. J. Ragsdale. T. Chase. P. Pelletier. T Peterson. P Levangie 134 Varsity And JV Cheerleaders 1st row fl-r): C. Bradshaw. C. Dutra. J. Poirier. C. Pardo de Zela. K Kekligian 2nd row (lr): T. Smiley. J Gomes. P. Magliocco. S Alvanas. S. Zinno 1st row (LR): T Salvador. E Wilber, J Peixinho, K Soares. E. Scigulinsky 2nd row (L R): J Little. C Douglas. K Shaffer. R Mathieu, M Igo, L. Van Slyke. E Kaull Varsity And JV Majorettes 136 w Flag Twirlers And Honor Guard 1st row (1-r): C. Carlisle. J Kenney. B Berger. S. Demay. K. Davidson 1st row (1-r): L Denton. H Cookinham. L. Mello, T De Santis. L. Cooktnham. M Kim 2nd row (1-r): C Raposa. L. Hedgcorth. D Brown. C. Raposa. P Schlip. D Hasting Senior Chorus Freshman Chorus Glee Club 1st row (l-r): C Rosario. D Watson. B J Long, H Dia . T Beckham. A. Francis. 2nd row (l-r): Mr Kekligian, M Smith. L Wadley. A Terry. S. Hennessy. D. Janczynski. K. Oliveira. D. Denton. 1st row (l-r): J Hill. J Cottrell. L Escobar. B Brayton 2nd row (l-r): Mr Kekligian. W. Spurlock. P Magliocco. A Kadilis. L. Davidson. A Cordeiro 138 1st row: Mr Kekligian 2nd row (L-R) T Beckham. S. Hennessey. D Watson. M Smith. B Long. D Denton. L Wadley. C Rosario. A Francis. H Diaz 3rd row (L-R) W Spurlock. T. Rego. G Wagner. D Taylor. L Meyers. M Meyers. G Hall. C Warren. S Demay. K Oliveira. A Terry 4th row (L-R): L Wilkinson. M Murray. C Brand. C. Cordeiro. A Cordeiro. P. Brandao. K. Marshall. B Brayton. L. Davidson. K Goulet. A Kadilis. D. Janczynski, J Hill. J Cottrel Stage Band 1st row (1-r): L. Peckham, J. Simon. J Pacheco. 2nd row (1- r): S. Vacchi. M Rego. L Shakarian, L. Gil. K Goulet 3rd row (I r) L Tasker. P Magliocco, D. Powers. D Vacchi. D Garisse. L. Creswell. J Wilson Woodwind Ensemble 139 Freshman Band: Flutes And Clarinets 1st row (L-R): S. Borges. R. Alves. T. Lynch. M Rosser. H. Backman. K. Almeida. S. Marren, C Beebe. J Casey 2nd row (L-R): K Coelho. R. Capobianco, R Coggeshall. A Hayes. L Jackson. K Borden. L Davidson. C. Goetzinger. K Adair. A Gray. 3rd row (L-R): Mr Ainsworth. C. Caron. L. Davis. L Hibbad. R Barker R Dyer. S. Cote. R Kadet. K Phelps. V Clay. L. Dias. L Clarisse. J Hill. Freshman Band: Saxophones, Brass And Percussion 1st row (I-r): C. Clark. T. Silvia. N Kirn. E. Flood. K Collins. T. Wilson. J Bidlack. J Holden. D Oliveira 2nd row (l-r): Mr Ainsworth. A North. S. Hennessey. C Cloughan, K Davidson. J. Lalli, M West. S. Wallace. J. Coggeshall. D Bridges. M Corey. G. Dorsey. E Welch. Pep Band 1st row (L-R): L. Peckham. J. Simon. M Welch 2nd row (L-R): K. Goulet. K. Shakarian, L. GU. J. Perry 3rd row (L-R): S. Vacchl, D Nekrasz. D. Powers. D Clarisse. L. Creswell. S. Wilson 140 Band: Flutes, Saxophones And Drums 1st row (L-R): L Meyers. M Menezes, S. Arruda. D Nekrasz, P Magliocco. B Lopes. M Mathieu. W Douglas. J Deffet. N Andrade. J. Byers 2nd row (LR): M Plourde. J Granger. T Kehoe. D Martin. K Goulet. E Wilber. J. Peixinho. F McNeilly. C Clark. D Perry. L. Creswell. M Welch. C Pimentel 3rd row (L-R): L Escobar. J. Pacheco. S. Vacchi. J Lalli, C Meyers. C Goetzinger, S Walsh. D Brown. C Clark. E Mello 4th row (L R): M Morgan. J. Wilson. D Clarisse. E Balling. E. Molleur. L Jackson. Band: Clarinets And Trumpets 1st rowO-r): K. Cotta. M Lema. K. Rood. R Coggeshall. R Holiday, K Schmode, B Lautieii. M Butler, S. Zinno, P. Levangie. D. Tedesco. 2nd row l-r): K. Collins. M Rosser. B Powers. M Turner. J Granger. D Martin. T Kehoe. H Kim, W Lauder. C. Duffy. J Hill. 3rd row (l-r): D. Warren. D Garcia. J Smith. C Raposa, J. Perry. M Moitoza, M Menezes. D. Lopes. L. Peckham, H White. S. Miller 4th row (l-r): W Warren. R. Mathieu. N. Kinnunen. B. Lauder. K Woods. C. Daily, T Wilson. K Miller. D. Carlisle. D. Bridges 5th row (l-r): M Hansen. R Turner, C Rebello. B Rebello. M West. D. Resare, S. Wallace. 6th row (l-r): D. Vacchi. D. Powers. B 141 Sullivan Band: Percussion And Low Brass 1st row (L-R): D. Oliveira, L Shakarian. F Souza, J. Granger. T Kehoe. D Martin. M Moniz, J Palmer. S Berger. J Holden 2nd row (L-R): W Silva. J Simon. K Webber. J Bidlack. J Poirier. L. Kaull, J. Kirk. 3rd row (L-R): J. Barry, M Ramsey. K Wood. A Oswald. P. De Pasquale, J. Coggeshall, W West. Mr Ainsworth 4th row (L-R): L. Gill, D. Letiecq, G. Maynard 142 ACTIVITIES Adornment is never anything except a reflection of the heart. Coco (Gabrielle) Chanel Pep Rally Homecoming Parade 147 Homecoming Dance 149 153 SOAPBOX COMES TO PHS Tuesday, December 13, 1983 A group of freshmen participated in interviews which are to be aired on Channel 36 during the early part of 1984. The subject discussed was “Parent-Child Relationships . Stu- dents involved were from Mr. John Dwyer’s Social Behav- ior Classes. The interviewees were Darlene Janczynski, Brian Wilson, Kelly Almeida, Mike West, Scott West, Steve Camara, Kristen Bercquist, Diane Soares, Kim Lord, Nam Kim, Mike Rodriques, Jayna Lalli, Heather Garner, Lizzie Flood, Lisa Wadley, Erik Item, Kristen Collins, and Russ Bates. Congratulations to Judi Porter who assisted with arrangements and to Mr. Dwyer and his students who represented PHS as well. 154 155 1S8 P. Rezendes Answers To Clues For 81) page 79 1. Cathy Stephenson 2. Mary Jane Lopes 3. Lisa Cookinham 4. Betty Jo Silvia 5. Beth Powers 6. Monica Ramsey 7. Darron La Pointe 8. Joanne Hamblin 9. Cheryl Cordeiro 10. Kim Noetzel 11. Beth Vickers 12. Lisa Ponte 13. Bill Berger 14. Colleen Brand 15. Jennifer Bucci 16. Sherry Castle 17. Lisa Levangie 18. Michelle Alves 19. David Manning 20. Holly Diaz 21. Scott Davis 22. Lisa Gill 23. Mary Jo Medeiros 24. Sharon Manville page 80 1. Deb Carlile 2. Caitlin Pardo de Zela 3. Barbara Dolan 4. Laurie Davidson 5. James Simon 6. Susan Binette 7. Kim Kekligian 8. Denise Hasting Baby Pictures (Pgs. 79- 9. Debby Adair 10. Carole Bradshaw 11. Eun Jung Lee 12. Stephanie AI vanas 13. Dawn Faria 14. Linda Love 15. Tim Kehoe 16. Dawn Davidson 17. Jennifer Gomes 18. Carolyn Dutra 19. Chris West 20. Christine Salvador page 81 1. Kim Zerbus 2. Kim Warner 3. Joanne Horan 4. Maureen Goddu 5. Deborah Ann Carlisle 6. Tricia Rego 7. Mia Cosimini 8. Valerie St. Laurent 9. Kerrie Rak 10. Doreen Dietz 11. Tracy Chace 12. Christine Douglas and Kim Gray 13. Susan Carson 14. Kim Webber 15. George Maynard 16. Mark Holden 17. Judy Cotta 18. David Clancy 19. Barbara Peckham 20. Anna Cordeiro 159 s e n i 0 r D 1 DE88Y ADAIR 75 Tayior Road 846-1166 Cheerleader 1. 2. 3; Captam 1. 2; Vice President 3. 4. Student Council 3; Drama Club 3. 4. Smoking Council 3. 4. Alcohol Commit « 3. Pap Club 3; Powder Puff 2, 3. 4: Cheab E OiaabOub I. 2. 3. 4. STEPHEN AJEMIAN 178 Canonchet Dr 683-1262 STEPHANIE ALVANAS 724 Middle Road 683-3613 Chorua 1; The King and I 1; Fr Cheer Wading. CoCapt 1; Varsity Cheer leading 3. 4. Office Aida 3. Powder Pull 3. 4. Fashion Show 3. 4. Variety Show 3. 4; Ski Club 4: Yearbook 4. Student Council President 4 MICHELE ALVES 12 Braman's Lane 847 7283 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Varsity Mariettas 3. 4. Powder Puff 1. 2. 3. 4; Inaugural Parade 1 NANCY ELIZABETH ANDRADE 26 Lawrence Terrace 683 2565 Band 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 3. 4 BOB ANDROMALOS 54 Valhalla 683-3567 Footbal 4 GREG ANGEL WILLIAM D BERGER 55 Anne Hutchinson Cl. 6833303 Football 1. 2; Soccer 3. 4. CoCapt 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4, Cap! 3. Swimming V Chorus 1. 2. 3 4. Honor Guard 3 4. Capt 4; Math Team 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Spanish Honor Society 3. Boy • State 3. Musk Man 2 KIM BEVERLY 13 Second Street 6834839 Yearbook 2. 3 SUSAN L B1NETTE 82 Mason Ave 6832970 Peppers 3. Drama Club 4 LAURA BLOOM 65 Potomac Rd 683 4393 THOMAS F BORDEN 36 Islington Avenue 6830810 Go 1. 2. 3. 4: Soccer 1, 2. 3 CAROLE J BRADSHAW 117 Cherokee Dr 6833494 Fresh Cheer leading 1. JV Cheer leading 2: Varsity Cheer leading 3.4; Class Exec Board 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Treasurer 3 Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Capt 3. 4; NJ Regional 2 MVP Newport County K of C 3; Chorus 2. 3 Allstate 2. Glee Club 3. Football Stats 2; Youth Leadership Coni. Phil 3; Powder Puff 1. 2. 3. 4; Fashion Show 3. 4; Variety Show 3. 4; Ski Club 3. 4; Yearbook 4 1 9 8 4 92 Stagecoach Road 847-2140 Track 1. 2. Ski Oub 2. 3. 4 KATHY ARRUDA COLLEEN BRAND 84 WiRow Lane 6832474 22 Depot Street 6831142 MICHELLE ARSENAULT PAUL BRANDAO 138 Cory's Lane 6830542 Football 2 170 Dewier St 6830882 MIKE ASHMAN JEFFREY WAYNE BRANT 34 Dorothy Ave 6834476 190 Hams Ave 6834878 CHUCK BAILEY 65 Sigourney Rd 8496096 Soccer 2; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Ski CHtb 4 SHIRLEY BALL 29 Thurston Ave 6830365 Ski Oub 1.3.4; Glee Oub 2. Chorus 1.2. 3. Yearbook 4: Track 1.4 CHRISTINE C BARRY 168 Farrview Lane 6830528 Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Matorette 1. 2. 3. 4 DEBRA BECK 107 Cimmaron Drive 6831655 ROBIN E BEISWANGER 217 East Mam Rd 849 7383 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Soccer 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Softball I. 2. 3. 4 JESPER BERG Bterggade 25 6200 Aabenraa DK Denmark 04504-624561 Soccer 4. Yearbook 4. Track 4. Basketball 4 BONNIE BRAYTON 38 River ode Ave 6831423 Chorus 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 3. 4. Yearbook 4 PATRICIA R BROSSEAU 80 Robin Rd 6833951 Band 1. 2. 3; Squad Leader 2; Swim Team 1. 2; Cross Country 2; Language Chib I. 2. 3.4. Drama Club 2. Ski Oub 4. Executive Board 4. TIM BROWN 222 Dexter St 6833359 Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 KEVIN J BRYCE 112 Richard Drive 683 2381 Bend 1. 2. Foot bell 1. 2. 3. JENNIFER MICHAEL BUCC1 48 Sehne Lane 847-1406 Swim Team 1. 3. Variety Show 1. 2. 3. 4. The Music Man 2. MICHAEL BUDDEMEYER 73 Potomac Rd 683 9444 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 4 DENISE L BUTKUS ISO Deitet St 6830937 Chorus 1, 2: Cheer Wading 3 JANICE BYERS 99 Linda Ave 6833347 Band 1. 2. 3. 4; JV Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4. Most Valuable C heerleader 3; Track 1. Powdar Puff 1, 2, 3; Fashion Show 3; Variety Show 3. NICOLE CAPRONI 25 Mark Lane 6831871 Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Soccer 2. 4. Gymnastics 2 DEBORAH ANN CARLISLE 172 Mottora Lane 846 2319 Band 1. 2; Newspaper 2. Tennis 3. SUSAN CARSON 193 Redwood Rd 846-5292 Croee Country 1. 2. 3; Soccer 4. Track I. 2. 4; Powder Puff I. 2. 3. 4. SHERRY L CASTLE 53 Sdva Ave 6830052 TRACY ANN CHACE 21 M anil on Drive 6832956 Clasa Council 2. 3. 4; Tennis 3; Yearbook 4 I DAVID CLANCY 294 Taylor Rd 847 1612 DOUGLAS PETER CLARISSE 144 Fischer OrcW 846-9483 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Squad Leader 2. 3. 4: Wk� d Ensemble 1. 2. 3. 4: Stage Band 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Math Oub 2. 3. 4. Newspaper 2. National Honor Society 3. 4 COLLEEN ANN CLARK 36 Seastones Dr 849 3690 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Class Secretary 1. Executive Board 1. 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff 3; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4 (Capt). Gymnastics 1; Track 1.2. 3. 4 MATTHEW CLAY 1661 East Main Rd 6839658 Football 1. 2. 3 RICHARD CLEMENT 105 Point Rd 6839023 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 BRIAN CLOHECY 92 GUn St. 847 7983 ELJNORE M COBB 550 Park Ave 6839382 USA COOKINHAM 48 Sherwood Dr 683 1731 Tennis 3. 4. Flags 4. Honor Guard 4. Yearbook Staff 1. 2. 3. 4. Spantah NHS 3: Library Aide 1.2.3. M1WJG 1. 2. 3.4; Variety Show 4 ANNA CORDEIRO 1160 West Mam Rd 6834549 Chorus I. 2. 3. 4 GWe Oub 2. 3. 4. Variety Show 1. 2. 3. 4. Music Man' 2 CHERYl ANN CORDf.IRO BARBARA MARIE DOLAN KIM GRAY 118 Dtflhion Aw 8 0513 Chorus 3. 4 Yearbook 3. Powdar Pull 3 MARK CORREIA 106 Dexter Si. 6831105 BETH COSGROVE 346 Wster Si. 683-9595 Yearbook 1. Ski Club 2. 3. 4 Fnakst Him Twn Pageant 1 Language Club 2, 4; Pepper� 3. Olhea Aida 3; Assembly Committee 3. 4 CHRISTINE M DOUGLAS 59 Evergreen Dr 683 9635 Band 1. 2. 3. Powder PuM 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Council 1. 2. 4. Student Council 4 42 Oak Si 6832678 language Club 2. National Honor Society 3. 4; Yearbook 4 MIA M COS!MINI 242 Lawrence Dnve 6832323 Gymnastic I. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. Powder Pull 1. 2. 3. Cheeb Club 1, 2. 3. 4; Kenny White Club 3. 4 CHRISTINE COSTA 70 Child Si 683 2745 Tennn 1. 2. 3. 4 CAROLYN JEAN DUTRA 335 Matlcoach Rd 8462376 Cheerleading I. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. Cross Country 2. National Honor Society 3. 4. Vice President 2; Treasurer 4. Student Council 3. 4; powder PuM 3; Secretary Sudani Counc« 3. Secretary (National Honor Society) 4. GEORGE A EASLEY. JR 460 Sea Meadow D� 6834992 Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Football 2. 4. Soccer 1; Baseball 2, 4 DAWN FARIA JUDI COTTA 895 Middle Rd 6834223 LORI CRESWELL : 6? 185 Herrtage Dr 6831652 Newspaper I. 2. Band 1. 2.3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3.4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Stage Band 3. 4; Wmd Ensemble 1. 2. 3. 4 198 Jepton Lane 847 3283 JOHN S FITZGERALD President Ave 6831798 Track 1; Cross Country 3 ROGER CULP 479 Park Ave 75 Cove St 6839435 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 22 MaUcoach Rd 847 1848 Gymnastics 2 JEFF GR1NNELL 22 Odd St 6831474 SANDY HALL 191 West Shore Road 6831648 JOANN HAMBLIN 34 Oman on Dr NETC Newport Rl 02840 6831266 Swim Team 3 TONY HAMILTON 20 West Main Road 6833650 U2 HANLON 14 Heritage Di 6832867 Gymnastics I. 2. 3. 4 Capt 4. Soccer 4. Powder PuM 1. 2. 3. 4 REBECCA SUE HARPER 67 Power St 683 2798 DENISE LYNNE HASTING 74 Lisa Tenace 6832624 Band 2. 3. 4. Executive Board 1. 2. 3. 4. Class Secretary 3. Soccer Stats 4 ANDREA KATHLEEN DAILY 126 Annette Dr 683-0221 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1. 2. 3. Cheer Wading 2. 4. Executive Board 1.2. 3. 4. Powder PuM 1.2.3. Language Oub 3. Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Wmd Ensemble 1. 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4 DAWN DAVIDSON 108 Sherwood Dr 683 21 IS Majorette 1. 2. 3. Swtmmmg 1. 3 MATT DAVIS 23 Seneca Rd 6830763 LAURIE A DAVIDSON 175 GWn Vista 683 2824 Class President 1. 2. 3. Student Council 1. 2. 3. Executive Board 1. 2. 3. 4. Ski Chib 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Glee Oub 1. 2. 3. 4; • Musk Man'' 2. Variety Show 1. 2. 3. 4. Powder PuM 4. Drama Club 3. KATHLEEN DECOSTA 774 Middle Rd 6g3.2i87 Cheer leading 1. 2. Cross Country 2. 3. Track 1. 3. 4. Tennis 4 DONALD R DETTLINGER 243 Turnpike Ave 6839334 Cross Country 4. Track 4 HOLLY DIAZ 32 Carter Dnve 849 5478 Chorus 4. Yearbook 4 DOREEN DIETZ 68 Ann Ave 6831057 STEVE DISANTO S Coral St 6839358 LISA BETH GILL 65 Dorothy Ave 6834924 Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 2. 3. 4. Project Inatu I; Project Close Up 4; Language Club 2. GREG GLAZIER 80 Sakonnet Dr 68331S6 Spanish Honor Society 3; National Honor Society 3. 4 MAUREEN LEE GODDU 92 Mason Ave 6833646 JENNIFER GOMES 37 King Phdbp St 6833789 JV CheerWadmg 2; Varsity CheerWadmg 3. 4. Ski Oub 2. 4. Powder PuM 2. 3. 4. Smoking Council 3. 4. Fashion Show 3. -Ransom oi Red Chief' 3. Student Coundl Treasurer 3; Executive Board 2. 3. 4. Track 3. 4 LEWIS J GORDON 64 Orchard View 6839551 KRISANN GOULET 11 Lmda Ave 683-0256 Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Powder PuM 1. 3. 4. Tennis 1. 2. GWe Chib 3. 4. Chorus 3. 4; Stage Band 2, 3. 4. Wmd Ensemble 1. 2, 3. 4. Variety Show 3; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Smoking Council 3. 4. Musical 2. Pep Band Director 4 JACK ANDREW GRANGER 34 Richard Drive 6839371 Soccer 1.2. 3. 4. Capt 4. Track 1.2.3.4. Band 1.2. 3. 4; Ski Oub 1. 2.3.4 DOUGLAS GRANT 24 Bristol Ferry Rd 683 2466 Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Track. 3. 4. Ski Club 1. 2. 4 SUSAN HAYES 117 Richard Drive 683 3594 Band 1.2.3.4. Pep Band 1. Swim Team 2.3; Language Chib 2.3. 4 MARK E HOLDEN- 58 Evergreen Dr 6831666 Basketball 1. Ski Chib 3. 4 ROSEMARY HOLIDAY 20 Sdva Ave 6832416 Band 1.2. 3. 4. Wmd Ensemble 2. 3. 4. Inaugural Parade 1. OHice Aide 1. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Powder PuM 3 ROSE HOLZER 284 Dexter St 683 9675 JOANN HORAN 48 Pleasant St 6831839 Basketball 3. 4. Smoking Council 4. Powder PuM 2. 4 ERIK IRELAND 50 Lamb Grcie 6830488 Ski Oub 3. 4. Swtmmmg 2 JUDITH A JAKUBIAK 5 East Terrace 6832347 GORDON PAUL JONES 2550 East Main Rd 6834717 Soccer 1, 2. 3. 4. TIMOTHY M KEHOE 129 Gormley Ave 6833162 Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3.4, Cross Country 3.4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Woodwmd 1. 2. 3 KIM DEBORAH KEKUG1AN CAITUN T PARDO DE 2ELA 60 Lm Ave 683-2950 Executive Board 1. 2. 3. 4. Class Sacral ary 2. 4. Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4. Vic Pres 3. 4. Band 1. 2; Chon 1. 2. 3. 4; Powder PuH 2. Track 2. Softball 3. Smoking Council 3. 4. Cheer Wading 1, 2. 3. 4. PAY 3. 4: Ski Club 2 JEANNE ELLEN KENNEY 89 Heritage Dr 6833621 Band 1. 2. 3, Swimming 1. 2, 3, Track 1. 2; Cron Country 2; Yearbook 4; Math Chib 2. 3. 4. Powder PuH 1. 2; Honor Guard 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 HYUNG G KIM 1 Graki Terrace 6834)635 Band 1.2. 3.4; Soccer 1.2.3. 4; Track 1; Math Club 3; Photography Chib 2. National Honor Society 3. 4 USA A KIMBALL 28 Sprague Court 6831909 Matorette 1. 2 KEITH S KOSOFF 79 Ftscher Ctr da 847-3297 Football 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4. Baseball 3. 4 RONALD LACHANCE 15 Scotty Drive 683-3341 FRANK M LANDERS 415 Water St 683-9708 Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 3. 4 DARRON LAPOINTE 199 Narragansatt Blud 6833447 Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4 WILLIAM H LAUDER 99 Black Point Farm 8460622 Soccer 1. 2, 3. 4. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. Spanish Honor Society 3 EUN JUNG LEE 66 Mohawk Dr ? 849-4910 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 3. Math Club 4; SNHS 4 DOMINICK LEPORE 15 Cheryl Ave 8467138 Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 2. 4. DENISE L’ETOILE 24 Beytles Ave 6831013 Track 2. 3. 4. Croae Country 3. Powder Puff 1. 2. 3 USA RENEE LEV ANGIE 237 Dexter Street 6839581 Chorus 1, 2. 3; Flegtwtrler 4 MARY JANE LOPES 1512 East Mam Rd 6839137 Cross Country 2, 3: Gymnastics 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2; Soccer 4; Powder PuH 1.2. 3.4. Football Scorer 2. Ski Chib 1. 2. 3.4; Fashion Show 3 LINDA MARIE LOVE 117 Cedar Ave 6834850 Ma)oretta 1. 2. 4 MERlDfTH MACDONALD 14 Par suit St 8494925 Softball 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Powder PuH 1. 2. 3. 4 NANCY E MANDIS M95 Oakndge Dr Londonderry. N H 03053 (603) 881 7516 Band 1. 2. 3. Gymnastic 1. 2. 3; Capt 3: Track 1. 2. Powder PuH 1. 2. 3; Inaugural Parade 1 DAVID MANNING 45 Valhalla Dr Yearbook 1. 2,3,4. Photography Chib 2; Tennis 3. Cross Country 4 SHARON M MANV1LLE 127 Freeborn St 6831750 162 Windward R 6832955 Volleyball 1. Drill Team 2. CheerWadmg 3, 4. CnCapt 3; Capt 4. Class Council 3. 4; President 4. Student Council 2. 3. 4. Smoking Council 3. 4. Ski Club 3. 4: Variety Show 3. 4. Powder Puff 3. 4. Spanish National Honor Society 3, Yearbook 4; Fashion Show 3 BARBARA ANN PECKHAM 58 Cedar Ave 6831385 Yearbook 3. 4. Library Aide 1. 2. 3 4 LORELEI PECKHAM 437 Jepson Lane 8462218 Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Wmd EneembW 1. 2. 3. 4. Stags Band 4; Band Librarian 3. 4 KEVIN C. MAR TELL 74th St '• 683 3638 DAVID MARTIN 77 President Ave 6831065 Band I. 2. 3. 4 HOLLY LYNN MATHER 46 Point Rd 683 4733 Yearbook 1. Student Activities Committee 3. 4. Chorus 1. 2. Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 DONNA LOUISE PERRY 27 Mitchell's Lane 847 3648 Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Band Secretary 3. 4. Inaugural Parade 1. Class Treasurer 1. Executive Board 1. 2. National Honor Society 3. 4 TELA PETERSON 41 Point Rd 683 3888 or 6839113 Cheerleader |; Student Council 1; GAA (ANS) 1: Yearbook 1; F.dttor School Newspaper I. Ring Committee 2; Close Up 4. Drama Chib 4 CYNTHIA ANNE PHELPS GEORGE MAYNARD 36 Heritage Dr 683 3921 Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 2. 3; Inaugural Parade 1. MICHELE M MAYNARD 991 Middle Rd 6831166 Band 1. 2. 3 ANTHONY PIERMONT 124 Sherwood Tenace 6839490 Basketball 1. Football 1. 78 Douglas Ave «34)602 CAROLINE PIMENTEL Gymnastics 1. 45 Franklin Terrace MARY JO MEDEIROS Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Soccer 1. 2. 4. Gymnastics 1. 2. 3. 4. Trade 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Council I. 2; Executive Board 1. 2; Vice President 1; 68 Locust Ave Powder PuH 1. 2. 3. 4 6839779 KEVIN MEDEIROS 41 Linda Ave 6833670 Band 1; Computer Operator Program 3; Football 1; Math Club 2. 3 MATTHEW MELLO 600 Park Ave 6839200 STEVEN W MESLER NANCY ELLEN PLOURDE 20 Lmda Ave 6830806 Powder PuH 1, 2. High School Summer School 3. JAYNE POIRIER 77 Basin St 6832415 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Ski Chib 1. 2. 3. 4; Oieenng 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2; Steering Committee 1. 2. 3. 4; Powder Puftl. 2. 3. 4 86 Douglas Ave USA PONTE 683-0015 Band I. 2. 3; Football 1. 65 Alan Ave 6834767 USA M MILLER Chorus 1. 2 81 Stagecoach Rd 8476870 BETH POWERS MARTA CLAUDINE MURRAY « Cottage Ave 6830447 54 Canton Ave Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4. Inaugural Parade 1. 683 2766 MICHELLE L. PREW KIM NOETZEL 58 Martins Rd 6832818 Smoking Council 3, 4 117 Turnpike Ave 6831413 Powder PuH 3. Ski Club 2. 3. 4. Donkey Basketball 3. JUDITH ANN PACHECO ROBERT QUIGLEY 28 Lambic Circle 63 Cottage Ave 6832727 6832176 B nd . 2- 3- 4 LISA QUNTAL KEVIN PAQUETTE 1994 East Main Road 6830706 305 Riverside St 683 1603 KERRIE LYNN RAK 162 38 Bourbon Street 683-9736 Chorus 1. MONICA LYNNE RAMSEY 74 Buckwheel Ave 6832636 powder Pull 1; Band 2. 3. 4. Pap Band 3. 4 BILL HONDA RAPOSA 142 LoctMt Ava 6832430 RITA M RAPOZA 96 Wllkey Ava 6833218 Majorettes 3. 4. VocaUoal 3. 4 JANET RECUPERO 265 Un on St. 847-8589 National Honor Society 3. 4 TRIC1A REGO 89 Linda Ava 6832646 Ooru. 3. 4 Ml Ml RICO 125 Bremen's Ln 847 5366 Vanaty Show 1. 2. 3 GEORGE SILVIA 181 Brownell Lana 683 2024 Football 1; Indoor Sowar 3 JAMES SILVIA 55 Foxboco Ava KEVIN SILVIA 83 Vikeig Dnva 6832281 JIMMY SIMON 180 Radwood Rd 849 2138 Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Stag Band 3. Pap Band 1. 2. 3. 4 TARA LYNN SMILEY 133 Windward Dt. 6833950 Track 1; Chorua 1. Powdar Pull 1; Cheerleedlng 3. 4 CHERIE ANN SMYTH 238 GMn Road 6839773 98 Sharwood Drive 6832186 Band I. 2. 3. 4. Yaarboofc I. 2. Pap Band I. 2. 3. 4 MARTHA ELLEN TWTSS 807 Union St 847 5597 Track 1. 2. Gymnaatica 1. Smoking Council 3. 4; Executive Board 1. 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Drama Club 2 DAVID VACCH1 13 Sanaca Rd 6830162 Band 1. 2.3. 4. Stagr Band 2.3. 4. Pap Band 1. 2. 3. Marchmg Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Wind Enaambla 1. 2. 3. 4. Squad Laadar 3. 4. Inaugural Parada 1. Trumpat Sac non Laadar 4; Variety Show PM Band 3; Sowar 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketb.il I. 3. 4. God 1. Track 2. 3. 4 Powdar Pud Coach 1. 3. Indoor Sowar 2. Executive Board 1. 2. 3. 4; Language Club 2. 3. Spent Honor Society 3. National Honor Society 4 BETH VICKERS 50 Anna Hutchmton Ct 6839211 Track I. 2; Drama Oub 2. 3. 4. Tenrns 3. 4. Peppers 3; Yearbook 4 USA L VINCI 218 McCorrte Lana 6839590 GAIL H WAGNER 75 Valhalla Dr 683 9214 Majorettes I. 2. 3. 4. Ski dub 3. CARMINE R1PA 4 Matdford River Rd 846-4020 CHARLES JOHN ROCHEFORT Aimeda Apt 846-3471 Soccer 1, 2 4 LEA ROGERS 113 Viking Dr 6839604 SANDRA RUA 72 Viking Dr 6830351 Softball 1. 2. 3. 4 RALPH RUGGER! 756 Wappmg Rd 846 7361 Football 2 CHRISTINE M SALVADOR 48 Island Ava 6830886 Chorus 1.2 Smoking Councd 2.3.4. Cheerkadmg 1 Cross Country 2. Nurse's Alda 1. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook 4. Basketball Scorer 2. 3; Football Scorer 3. 4. Executive Board 4 MAGGIE SCHWEYER 71 Mohawk Drtva 846- 4243 Debate 1. 2. Pap Oub 1. 2. Newspaper 1. 2. N H S 3. 4 Library Stall 1. Spanish Honor Society 3. 4 M1CHELL SETTLE 13 Viking Dr. 6831204 SANDY SHERMAN 276 Indian Ava 847- 8522 BETTY JO SILVIA 23 Sequoia Lana 683 2696 KATHLEEN SOARES 107 Eastern Ava 6839791 THERESA A SOARES 20 Anton Drtva 6832591 Chorus 1. 2. Library Aida 2. 3; Yearbook 2. 3 Flagtwtrtar 4; Youth Forum 4 DONNA L. SOUZA FRANK H SOUZA JR 920 Middle Rd 6830930 Sowar 1; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Wmd Enaambla 2. 3. 4; Pap Band I. 2 3. JOHN SOUZA 1046 West Main Rd 6833559 Band 1; Football 1. JEANNE SPENCER 16 Orchard View Road 6831379 ONDY STEEVES 64 Canonchet Dr , 6834247 Chorus I. 2 Language Club 2 4; Yearbook 4 CATHY STEPHENSON 35 Columb� Terrace 6830237 Powder Pud 1. 2. 3. 4; Executive Board 2 3. 4. Treasurer 2. Track 2. Cheerleader 1. Drama Club 1. 2 4. Library Aida 4 VALERIE ST LAURENT 12 Liberty St 683 2633 STEPHEN SULLIVAN 34 Radwood Road 8470629 TOOD T TAYLOR 205 Malkoech Rd 847 5022 Ski Oub 1. 2. 2 4 124 Hilltop Dr 6833272 Yearbook 3. 4; Math Oub 2 2 Chorus 4 KIM WARNER 250 Leander Ava Flagtwtriar 2 4. Powdar Pud 2 KIMBERLEE A WEBBER 348 Indian Ava 846-7639 Band I. 2. 3. 4. Ba etball I. 2. 2 4. Captam 3 CHRISTOPHER MARTIN WEST 205 Radwood Rd 847 7857 Track 1. 2. 2 4. Language Club 1. 2 3. 4. (Treasurer 3� ; Claes Representative 1. 2 3. 4 Smoking Council 2 2 4; Cross Country 2 Spanish National Honor Society 3; Soccer Manager 4. HENRY J WHITE. JR 450 Bremen a Lane 84 1759 Band 1. 2 2 4 ROBERT SCOTT WHITE 53 PM� Tree Rd 6831554 LILLIAN WILLIAMS 26 Oak St 6830773 Library 1. 2. 4. WILLIAM TERRY YOUNG 1 Rainbow Heights 6831651 Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Yearbook 4. Language Oub 4 KIM ZERBUS 14 Sunset Ava 6830935 KIM Z1CCARDI 75 Valhalla Dr 6839214 Maiorettes 1. 2 2 4; Ski Oub 3; Inaugural Parade 1 SUSAN C ZINNO 6834501 Band 1.2 2 4. Cheerleedlng 1.2. 2 4. Powder Pud 1.2.2 Track 1. Executive Board 1. 2 Drama Oub 1. 2 CHRISTOPHER SILVIA MARY TURNER Thank You The Portsmouth High School Yearbook Staff would like to thank the people who made the 1984 Legend possible. Mr. Robert DeRobbio, Principal Mrs. Shirley Cherry Mrs. Grace Kehoe Mrs. Irene Hansen Mr. George Mello Mr. Joe Flood Mrs. Eva Reise Mrs. Anne Andrade Mr. Leo Gaudette Mr. Randy Armor Mr. Brian Silvia Mrs. Janet Bazar Mr. Bob LaFrance Ms. Judie Porter David Resare Beth Powers Jeanne Kenney Lisa Tasker David Manning Cindy Steeves Mr. Roger Ney Mr. Lyman Rivers Norelle Corey Mr. Norman Lavoie Mrs. Diana White G a i 1 W a g n e r A n d B e t h C o s g r o v e Tracy Croll Suzanne Boyce Terry Young Teresa Hilliard Lisa Dubreuil A special thanks to the teachers who allowed us to photograph their classes. Mr. Sousa Mr. Masse Mr. Kitchen Mrs. Helfner Mr. Pimentel Mr. Richards Mr. St. Laurent Mr. Gallipeau Mr. Ray Sullivan Mr. Rezendes Ms. Borkowski Mr. Daniel Arkins David Clancy 164 We must always have old memories, and young hopes. Arsene Houssaye � 624-6649 as FAMILY RESTAURANT, INC. Our Beautiful Spacious Dining Room is Available for Weddings. Banquets.. .. 1214 STAFFORD ROAD • TIVERTON. R.I. 02878 Paul Toppa Terry Toppa Toppa Brothers 951 Aquidneck Ave. Middletown, R.I. 02840 Paper Products Tel. 846-5133 Janiiorial Supplies Party Supplies KENNETH M. ASCOLI MARTIN R. BIANCUZZO 567 East Main Road Middletown, Rl 02840 (401) 849 7540 REPAIR SERVICE ALL TYPES SNOW PLOWING s4ut H Uoe, HC. 3302 EAST MAIN ROAD PORTSMOUTH. R. I. 02071 24 HR TOWING ft ROAD SERVICE INSPECTION STATION GEORGE A GIACOBBI 683-9809 ANTIQUES 934 EAST MAIN RD (RT 138) PORTSMOUTH. 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RI 02840 (401) 846 0655 DAVOL SQUARE PROVIDENCE, RI 02903 (401) 5214646 tom d. swanson, d.d.s. pediatric • adolescent dental care 1985 e. main rd. 683-0112 Portsmouth, r.i. 02871 telephone KAUFMAN’S PORTSMOUTH HARDWARE Hardware - Paints • Artist Supplies Housewares - Hobbies 2984 East Main Road P.O. Box 225 PORTSMOUTH, RHODE ISLAND 02871 Phone 683-9279 TWICE IS NICE CONSIGNMENT SHOPS 1820 E. Main Rd. Portsmouthm, RI (683-4350) and 182 Connell Highway Newport, RI (847-6660) USED NEW CLOTHING FOR MEN, WOMEN CHILDREN ACCESSORIES, HOUSEWARES Best Of Luck Class Of 84 From Joanne Silva Renee O’Neil 167 mWi’. '%W WiW ,. v . w W ,. PHOTOGRAPHY 2701 E. MAIN RD .PORTSMOUTH, R.l. 02871 • 401-683-3754 168 B E S T W I S H E S C o N G R A T U L A T I O N S G O O D L U C K To The Members Of The Class Of 1984 FROM THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1984 Good Luck In The Future! We Wish You Success. We’ll Miss You! - THE CLASS OF 1987 Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 From The PHS BAND BOOSTERS 170 Farewell To You And The Youth We Have Spent With You. It Was But Yesterday We Met In A Dream. If In The Twilight Of Memory We Should Meet Once More. We Shall Speak Again Together And You Shall Sing Me A Deeper Song. And If Our Hands Shall Meet In Another Dream We Shall Build Another Tower In The Sky. Best Wishes, CLASS OF 1986 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 PORTSMOUTH ATHLETIC BOOSTERS CLUB 171 172 Thames St. Newport, RI 02840 Downtown Since 1907“ Bus. 401-847-0392 Bus 401 847-0392 cohlet'rs' v 119 Swinburne row PAM brick market place riki lindsey newport, r i. 02840 k michael thomas 401 846 2772 Ginger House Children Clothing Accessories The Little Store With A Big Heart Benjamin Pish Common 934 E. Main Rd. Portsmouth Cor Q roA ulat ons KINGSTON AUTO BODY 1 44 CAST MAIN HO PORTSMOUTH. R I. 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Congratulations to the Class of '84 You have been lots of fun. Go for it! Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Davidson Good luck and success to the members of the Class of '84 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Medeiros Congratulations and Best Wishes to Keith and the Class of 1984-“Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you.” Captain and Mrs. Tracy M. Kosoff Good luck Class of '84 Kim and Else Ireland The best of luck to the Class of '84! May your futures be brightened with many successes. We are proud of you Carolyn. Thomas and Beverly Dutra To the Class of '84 Go for it The DeCostas Best of Luck Mr. and Mrs. Omer Plourde Congratulations to the Class of 1984. Atty. and Mrs. Joseph C. Lopes Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 From THE CLASS OF 1985 179 Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 From THE STUDENT COUNCIL REIDY’S FAMILY RESTAURANT Homestyle Cooking 3351 E. Main Rd. Portsmouth, R.I. 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