Portsmouth High School - Legend Yearbook (Portsmouth, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1985 volume:

Contents Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Organizations Activities Sports Advertisements ballooning is drawn into the “Fly Away” theme of the 1985 Legend by exhibit- ing the yearning in human nature to lift off to the high blue yonder. The restraints of daily life are left behind. Direction depends on the wind. Sky merges with water, reflections with reality. The pattern of nature, the dependence on the seasons and the relationships between neigh- boring communities can be seen clearly as if to suggest that the whole grand design could only have been laid out from above. The solitary effect of this experience on a basket- borne observer is to make the troubles of the world invisible. Things look right. There is a sense of proportion and man, far from feeling superior, can only be made to feel rightfully small. The restraints of the ground are no longer with you. Your direction and distance are gov- erned by the wind. Your attainable heights are dependent upon the energy you ignite in achieving that altitude. The yearbook staff wishes you future success in charting your course, achieving your dis- tance, soaring to your potential. For the pre- sent, however, let us all just “Fly Away”. The Legend Staff 2 Top: Scott Miller Bottom: Suzanne Boyce and Mrs. Bazar: The Legend staff at work Top: Lisa Escobar. Dawn Hahn. Stacy Buiak. Michele Potts. Vicki Borden. Jeanne Silvia. Mary Roderiques. (back) Leslie Costic. Bottom Left: You should see the numbers I got this time' Bottom Right: Karmen Beveridge 3 Homecoming Top Left: “Crush Classical' Top Right: Melissa Cotta is all smiles Bottom Left: Up. Up. and Away Bottom Right: “All for Portsmouth- Stand up and holler 4 Top: Class of '87 Middle Left: Ms. Chase accepts “her award Middle Right: King and Queen Scott Wellington and Michelle Borges Bottom: Homecoming Court 1985 Susan Wyatt, Lisa Escobar. John Berard, Laurie Davidson. Michelle Borges. Scott Wellington. Chris West. Cindy Caproni, Paul Magliocco. Jenni- fer Hill, and David Lopes This year’s Homecoming was held on one of the most beautiful days of the fall season. Both the parade and the floats visibly expressed the school spirit that had been present during the entire preceding week. This spirit was echoed by the cheers of the fans at the football game. The theme of the Homecoming Dance was “An Enchanted Even- ing” and it accurately described the feelings of everyone there. Adding a spark to the already festive atmos- phere, the alumni contributed a great deal of warmth and excite- ment. Everyone enjoyed the music of the band, The Rockadials. The dance was the culmination of a per- fect day. Top Left: What do you mean the deadline is to- day? Top Right: This will be the ultimate Bottom Left: Aren't these ceilings a little low? Bottom Right: Drum Roll 6 Top Left: Now how does this thing work?” Top Right: Hi Mom! Bottom: Say Cheese! 7 Senior Superlatives BEST ALL AROUND Michelle Borges Dave Platt MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Michelle Borges Scott Wellington CLASS INTELLECTS Chris Caragianis Doug Nekrasz BEST DRESSED Pam Gianetis Rob Mitchell BEST LOOKING Michelle Borges Rob Mitchell MOST MUSICAL Mario Menezes Chris Duffy MOST ATHLETIC Cynthia Caproni Dave Platt MOST ARTISTIC Stacey Buiak John Mullens EASIEST TO GET ALONG WITH Michelle Borges John Berard CLASS INDIVIDUALS Gina Hall Matt Marano CLASS OPTIMIST Heather Wotton Dave Lopes CUTEST Cynthia Caproni Bobby Knight CLASS FLIRTS Kerri Brocker Marc Tavares MOST BASHFUL Jennifer Smith Dave Powers CLASS CLOWNS Naomi Kinnunen Scott Wellington BEST BUDDIES Andrea Correia Michelle Donnelly Phil Babine Dave Platt MOST TALKATIVE Naomi Kinnunen Vance Lenzi MOST LIKELY TO BE SEEN IN SPACE Joan Jakubiak Mike Paradis CLASS MOTORHEAD Sue Vierra Elliot Marshall MOST WANTED BY THE ADMINISTRATION Sue Vierra Aram Sorel Pick Out . . . . . . The Clowns 9 10 Jf only Jcould fly away... Top Left: David De- pasqualc Top Right: Candice Caproni: The Future Christie Brinkley Bottom: Mr. Sousa as the absent- minded professor Spirit Top Left: Lizzie Flood Top Right: Ken Scigulinsky in dis- guise Bottom: Liz. Julie. Jen, and Cindy all ready for the beach after school. October 15-19 13 Top Right: “Oh well girls, he’s mine.” Becky and Larry Bottom Left: “What’s that scent you’re wearing? Lisa and George Bottom Right: Here we are girls, come and get us.” Scott Wellington and Ken Scigulinsky Junior Prom Take A Look Back At You Now 'Portsmouth Jliyh Schoo Class of OCineteen hundred and eighty five cordially invitas you to our Junior Prom 'Daha a looh at me nom on Duatday. tha tmenty-second of 9fCay OCmeteen hundred and eiyhty-four at the Sheraton 9s ander OCemport. TZhode 9stand Dinner at eiyht o 'c ocJs in the evening Dane my from nine until one o 'c oci Tormal Dress HCusic by ' 'JlCinah Top Left: “Smile Pretty” Karyn and Jimmy Top Right: “What a klutz, you stepped on my foot!” Lisa Wil- kinson Bottom Left: I’m such a la- dies man!” Mr. Gaudette and Lisa Denton Bottom Right: Don’t talk, just kiss me.” Chris and John 15 Class Day Top Left: Jill, don’t you know summer is over? Top Right: Hey Dudes, check out our Cheap Sunglasses”! Bottom Left: Candice Caproni. Bottom Right: Kate and Karen, the Nerds of ’87. 16 Central Administration Mr. Mario Mancieri Director of Mr. Michael W. Mello Director of Instruction Administrative Services Mr. Henry V. Diodati Superintendent of Schools School Administration Mr. Robert A. DeRobbio Principal Mr. John M. Ferreira Assistant Principal Mr. Joseph Flood Dean of Students Mr. Albert Cataldo Director of Guidance A Yearbook Message To The Class of 1985 The years spent at Portsmouth High School have provided you with many opportunities and no doubt with many challenges. To be named among those receiving a diploma as members of the graduating class of ’85 would indicate that you took advantage of those opportu- nities. You acquired and applied knowledge pre- sented you by a dedicated faculty. You participat- ed in extra and curricular activities. Many of you worked at jobs available within the island commu- nity, budgeting your time between your quest for a diploma and earning money for your future needs. Perhaps challenges were as numerous as opportu- nities, both in and out of school. They involved decision making, and satisfaction or acceptance of the results of your selections. Sometimes others did not realize how difficult the options were for you forgetting that young adults have to face situations that are extremely hard to handle. You successfully seized the opportunities and con- quered the challenges. It is the wish of the Administration, Faculty and Staff that in the future you successfully continue to take advantage of the opportunities that come your way and meet the challenges you encounter. Our best to the Class of '85 Clerical Staff Mrs. Anne Andrade Mrs. Lois Gabriel Mrs. Eva Reise Mrs. Diana White Administrative Assistant 20 It’s amazing how many mistakes this ribbon makes. Disregard the first and second bell and at the sound of the alarm clock go directly to period 2. Finally a month that balanced! Guidance Mr. Albert Cataldo Dept. Head Mr. George Mello Mr. Joseph Narcizo Mrs. Lee MeGaw Nurse Ms. Jacquilme Clark Mrs. Joanne Fitzgerald Mr. Chris Willis Mrs. Marge Stinton A Catalogue Of Ideas It has been our goal in guidance to assist students in their growth and development during their high school years. We hope that the counseling relationship and other services that they have received, will help the students realize their uniqueness as an individual and will enable them to strive for self-fulfillment. Best wishes and success from all of us. Social Studies Home Economics _ Mr. Louis Sousa Dept. Head Mr. Raymond Sullivan Mr. John Dwyer Mrs. Janet Bazar Depl. Head Mr. Raymond Masse Mr. Victor St. Laurent Mr. Donald Richards Mrs. Lynn Bell Herodotus Says ... ... a multitude of divergent personalities defining and clarifying a multiplicity of social and cultural problems Practice Makes Perfect Changes continued in the Home Economics Depart- ment this year as more students became involved in the program. Through the expertise of Mrs. Bazar and Mrs. Bell, students received instruction in Child Develop- ment, Food and Nutrition, and Textiles and Clothing. These courses provided opportunities for students to obtain knowledge and develop skills for dual roles and occupations as homemakers and wage earners and to prepare the competencies needed to manage their lives effectively in today’s complex society. Mr. Robert Pimentel Three's Company 22 Business Computer Math Mr. Robert LaFrance Depl. Mrs. Elaine Maloney Mrs. Jane Eslinger Dept. Head Mr. Robert Rutkiewicz Head Mr. Joseph Lagano Miss Ann DelPiano Mr. Robert Sullivan Mrs. Lorraine Cortellessa A Balancing Act The Business Department provides high school stu- dents with training and activities which will prepare them for placement in the world of business and also for intelligent participation as citizens in the community. The department provides an understanding of the over- all business world and provides training to develop skills so students may enter into an assortment of business jobs. A Terminal Matter The Computer Department at Portsmouth High School is a busy place. The students work on a large scale computer called the DIGITAL PDP11 44. The comput- er system utilizes various terminals, a card reader, a line printer for Input Output, and a graphic display terminal. The department offers courses in BASIC, BASIC-PLUS, Pascal computer languages and comput- er operations. English The English Department tries to foster an interest in and if possible, a love of reading for information, for recreation, and for wisdom. It provides the students with some knowledge of the structure and the history of their language. It helps the students to clarify their thoughts and to express themselves clearly and logical- ly both critically and courteously to others. At the completion of four years of high school the English student will have covered grammar, composi- tion skills, vocabulary development, many varieties of literature and expository writing. English is the teaching of the skills that help us to communicate more clearly and explicitly with others whether verbally or in writing, of the skills that enable us to receive the accumulated knowledge and wisdom of our race, and of the appreciations, intellectual and aesthetic, that we derive there from. Mrs. Winnie Ashook Mr. Russell Drury Mr. Richard DeRobbio Mr. Patrick Sullivan Mr. Paul Nicoletti Mr. Brian Carroll Mr. Peter Corbin Mr. Robert Creaney 24 Physical Education Industrial Arts Mr. Richard Tavares Depl. Head Mr ISdward Akucewich Mr. John Blaess Ms. Mary Lymberis Ms Maureen Ford Mr. George MeGaw Fitness Counts Mr. William McCann Dept. Head Mr. Barry O'Neill Mr. Homer Briand Mr. AJ Goes Although our Health Education program is only six years old, it services all the students in the building at all grade levels. The curriculum is well in place with supplemental agencies contributing to the program. We are very fortunate to have a full time health teacher who can devote all his efforts to an interesting, compre- hensive health program. With our juniors and seniors we are trying to concen- trate on life-time sports, which are types of activities they can continue after graduation. Our students in the ninth and tenth grades will continue the basic program emphasizing the development of skills and techniques in a variety of sports and games. Mathematics Mr. Peter O'Hara Dept. Head Mrs. Virginia Bescherer Mr. Ralph Harvey Mrs. Irene Cavalieri Mr. Frank Alfano Mrs. Eleanor Ferri Mrs. Debbie Wiant Summing Up The Mathematics Department has a program of studies which provides courses and instruction for all students. Over the past four years we have attempted to satisfy the great variety of needs and abilities of this graduat- ing class in mathematics. All members of the Class of ’85 have spent at least two years with us. It has been a pleasure teaching them in class and knowing them as individuals. We hope that they have made the most of our efforts and are well prepared mathematically for their future. Mrs. Rochelle Kieron 26 Science Mr. Raymond Sabourin ’Miss Joan Borkowski Mrs. Roberta St. John Mr. George Gallipeau Mr. Anthony Ciccone Technically Speaking Much concern has been expressed recently at the de- cline of science and math education in the nation. While the decline has been kept to a minimum in Portsmouth, it is evident that stricter requirements and an expan- sion of course offerings be initiated. While it is true that most people will not become scientists, is is also true that science and technology play an important part in our society and our world. The need to understand what is happening in the world requires a good science background. Perhaps the most important contribution that science Mr Philip Rezendes makes to education is the development of a questioning mind and the ability to take a problem, analyze it and then base your response on that analysis. This is the ultimate goal of science. The Science Department offers courses for all abilities and interests. The average student takes three science 27 courses during his stay at Portsmouth. Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Edie Rogers Food Service Mrs. Joan Peterson Mrs. Eileen Raposa Mrs. Rose Marie Mello Co-ordinator Mrs. Connie Silvia Mrs. Hilda Soares Mrs. Anne Callan Mrs. Terry Chumard Mrs. Alberta Aguiar Mrs. Ann Mellekas Mrs. Evelyn Ferreira Mrs. Evelyn Finger Custodial Staff Mr. Norman Lavoie Mr. Roger Ney Mr. Lyman Rivers Head Custodian Mr. Russell Smith Mr. Louis Martineau Mr. Charles Silvia Mr. Daniel Arkins Mr. William Burns Plant Engineer Media Services Art Mrs. Shirley Cherry Head Librarian Mrs. Irene Hanson Mrs. Grace Kehoe 1 Mr. Leo Gaudelte Depl. Head Ms. Judie Porter Media Mrs. Marie Fagan Mrs. Marilyn Carpenter Mrs. Diane Moss Technician 30 Images And Sound Educational philosophy recognizes an educated individ- ual as one who has learned how to learn - to think and to use methods of inquiry in examining and exploring ideas - as opposed to one who has memorized facts. The media staff helps guide each student in his learning activities and supports his teachers in the design and use of innovative methods. Words Into Pictures Art furnishes the opportunity to experiment with many media. This contributes to individual and group work in planning and learning, and furthers the development of independence. Oil, water colors, tempera, clay, wood, ceramics, and many other media are artistic vehicles by which the pupil may give expression to his ideas, emotions, and general outlook on life. What do you mean I’m bald? Resource Music Mrs. Sue Cassese Mrs. Fay Sisson Ms. Donna Raflery Mr. Raymond Ainsworth Dept Head Mrs. Helen Ponialowski Mrs. Joyce Mitchell Mr. Albert Affonso Mr. Peter Kekligian A Special Touch This program is designed to provide academic support and individualized instruction for students. These ser- vices are offered in a resource or classroom setting. All areas of the high school curriculum are incorporated in the individualized educational plan. On An Upbeat The Music Department has been very active again this year. The various vocal and instrumental groups have performed at concerts, athletic events, parades and open house. The elective music classes include chouus and band at various levels, piano, guitar, theory, stage band, and woodwind ensemble, and after school reher- sals for other non-scheduled classes. The performing groups of the Music Department give students an op- portunity to express themselves as solists as well as part of a larger performing group. Mr. Gary Point 31 4 Modern Language Substitutes Mr. Robert Paradis Mrs. Shirley Chase Mrs. Barbara Reed International Flavor Mrs. Christine Polak Depl. Head Mr. Joao Arruda One of the main goals of the Modern Language Depart- ment is to interest students in foreign cultures and to provide the basic language skills necessary in dealing with non-English speakers. Traveling to France, Cana- da, Mexico, and Spain has given many students an appreciation of foreign customs. The Language Club promotes an international perspec- tive by sponsoring a Bolivian foster child. It also pre- sents an International Night dinner. French, Spanish or Portuguese cuisine, perpared by students or sampled in local restaurants, is a favorite learning activity. In essence, instruction includes not only grammar drills and word lists, but also a better understanding of other peoples and their ways of life. Mr. Richard Thibault Mr. Roger Lavoie Mrs. Ann Pelletier Lest We Forget . . . Mr. Nicholas Mansi Long, long be my heart with such memories fill’d! Like the vase in which roses have once been distill’d; You may break, you may shatter the vase if you will, But the scent of the roses will hang round it still. -Thomas Moore, Farewell But Whenever . . . Mr. William McGreavy 33 Counselor To The Class Of 1985 I am grateful for the opportunity to express to you my appreciation for your attention and cooperation dur- ing these past four years. I am very confident in the knowledge that the Class of 1985 will bring to the World much success. In so doing, I leave you with a brief message: You are the future of our world. Becoming a success in a career will certainly have its rewards, but without a thirst for Peace, Justice and a love and sensitivity toward all mankind, the World will not become a better place. In a World filled with turmoil and discontent, you have an enor- mous responsibility in carrying out this message. “May God Speed”-on your journey. Joseph Narcizo Advisor Seniors These are difficult and trying times the world over. Yet there is no reason to ap- proach them with anything but high cour- age. The era ahead will, in my opinion, be a very interesting one with definite chal- lenges to all. Since you are all well equipped to meet these challenges, you will have no fear. I know that there are many among you who will contribute largely to the welfare of our country. As the years go by, especially as you be- come more securely established in society, I urge you to remain in close contact with Portsmouth High School. Those who con- tinue after you will need and appreciate your active support. In closing, permit me to extend my best wishes for your continued success, health, and happiness in the years to come. Leo E. Gaudette KAREN HELEN AGUIAR If the un refused to shine. I would still be loving you. When the mountains crumble to the sea. there will still be vou and me. I.LY M C. . Tarry. Goose. MCHB. KA July 13. 1967 . Cancer . pp: Liars Be nice! You know where the door is!.. Office work KENNETH M AGUIAR All governments perpetuate themselves through the daily commission of facts which a rational person might find to be stupid or dangerous” F.Z. Ags. Big Ags. Ken 7 28 67 Leo pp Having to wait. En- glish II. Ciccone's Chemistry Class . . . Swill. Hey!!. Hey Clown. Trim Trade school, something with computers TIMOTHY MICHAEL AGUIAR You turned him away, you tell him you're mine, you make him believe you’re one of a kind, you give him a cold look, you tell him a lie. but now you're back for more! -RATT Tim. Aguiar. Fireman. Timmybopper 3 24 67 Aries pp: Punks. Chevy. Final bash relax, swill. Lenny. Ford rules. The Doc . . U.S.M.C.. State Police, computer repair KIMBERLY ANNE ALMEIDA Happiness is the shadow of things past, which fools shall take for which is to be ” ,. Kim. S B. . 11 19 67 . . Scorpio . pp: Fighting, being bored, being tired Are you serious?. But Mom. I’m hungry! Summer '84 W E C. . College GRACE ELIZABETH ALVES If people don’t accept me the way I am. then don't waste my time. .. Gracie 6. 6 67 Cancer pp No money, busy telephones, when people are late, not telling the truth.. aah-haa. it’s check day today open my own restaurant, have my own apartment, enjoy life to the fullest STEVEN J. AMARAL Just when you think you are ahead in life, someone comes along and pushes you back again. . Amaral. Steve ... 12 11 67 Sagittarius pp: Being broke, typing. 4th lunch. 5:00 Monday mornings Massive, so there join the military, college, get married KAREN HELEN AGUIAR KIMBERLY ANNE ALMEIDA KENNETH M. AGUIAR TIMOTHY MICHAEL AGUIAR DUANE MICHAEL ATKINSON Live your life like there is no tomorrow ’’... Way nee. Dwangles 4 26 66 . Taurus pp: first comer on Water Street, two-faced people, hangovers Everything has an ending except a sausage it has two live life one day at a lime. Jill K.. motorcycles PHILIP E. BABINE ’To try when there is little hope is to risk failure, not to try at all is to guarantee iL”... Phil 8 15 67. Leo pp getting up early, waiting, getting beaned . Yahoes' St. -in. DG College. Military, success JONATHAN DAVID BARRY It's the soul afraid of dying that never learns to live. .. Jon. Fred 9 16 67 Virgo pp: 3 wood, southern baptism, marching next to drums, folk music You rang? That’s what she said. Fym. It would be bad . . College, money, fun DUANE MICHAEL ATKINSON PHILIP E. BABINE JONATHAN DAVID BARRY 36 JOHN D. BERARD COLLEEN G BEAVER Hold tight to dream , for if dream die. life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. .. Beav. Dingy January 17. 1967 Capri- corn . pp: car break-down , working on weekend , waiting You're plucking my nerve What? Go to college, become a legal secretary. marriage, alway be happy (NB) MICHAEL JOHN BEDNARSKI Man wa bom free, and everywhere he i in chain .. Bed-NAR- ki January 18.1967 Capricorn pp: school and P Valente Val-boy . Spak 'em Work making mad bucks' DAVID W BEEBE If the people that start believing they're something they're actually not and believe in the dream world rather than reality who fall hard Beebe July 14. 1967 Cancer pp Duran Duran. Fag . McDon- ald Grateful Dead. Judas Priest. Krokus. twisted sister and Scorpians to be an architect DAWN MICHELLE BEELER “You can forget the realities, but not the memories Wilma. Stubbs 4 26 67 Taurus pp Sharks. 2-faced people. 9 15 83 You always been this quick’ Fine' I'm leaving To tram horses and be with Bill forever JOHN D BERARD “A man is nch in proportion to the number of things he can leave alone. In this life you're on your own L.A B.T.Y.D. . JayBec. clean-hands. D.F 6 2 67 Gemini pp: Fake people. M-J-C. Liar , game players I'm gonna miss ya. I'm gonna need ya. but later College. Business. Boston. Bucks. Jaguar. M K 11 Sh ws sincere effort! DAVID W. BEEBE COLLEEN G. BEAVER MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Michelle Borges Scott Wellington MICHAEL JOHN BEDNARSKI DAWN MICHELLE BEELER STEPHEN M BERGER Tex. Steph August 11.1967 Leo pp: Other people’s pet peeves . . Hey dude Air Force Academy . . . Ph.D in Laser tech- nology maybe marriage DENNIS ALLEN BOLTON II The only reward for virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one” Emer- son . Denny. Rodney 7 4 67 Cancer pp. obnoxious people, no cash, boredom It's Rad. Radical. What’s up Gigolo’ Col- lege. Business Administration. Management ANDREW P BORDEN The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams. It’s heaven and hell. . Andy. Goose 6 30 67 Cancer pp: Jocks P.H.S. What's up? Spac 'em Being a cook VICTORIA L. BORDON Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow Don't walk behind me. I may not lead. Just walk beside me. and be my friend V. Vicks. Vickie October 16.1967 Libra pp: Fakes, losing friends, people who tell me to gam weight' Hey dude. O. tay. Downy- flake to continue working with horses and to be happy MICHELLE M BORGES Everyone must have dreams-memory dreams of the past and eager dreams of the future. I never want to stop reaching for new goals' Shell. Mishlo. Shelby August 11. 1967 Leo pp: The third set. no T.P.. G.W.T.T.G.G. . . Are you senous’ What a goor College, travel, make the world a better place DENNIS ALLEN BOLTON II DOG ---DOG CLASS INTELLECTS ANDREW P BORDEN VICTORIA L. BORDEN MICHELLE M. BORGES Christine Caragianis Doug Nekrasz 38 SCOTT A CANADY MARY-ELIZABETH BUTLER CYNTHIA CAPRONI ✓ LAWRENCE P. CAMARA CHRISTINE CARAGIANIS KERRI BROCKER The world is like a fruitcake It wouldn’t be complete without a few nuts!” Brock. Kay Bee 12 6 67 Sagittarius pp: flies!' McDonald s. Ignorant People Donny' Hi Cutie Football. Booters Physical Ther- apist To be soooo happy! LISA L BUCCI Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die. life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. Bucc November 7.1967 Scorpio pp Phone bills, waiting, saying goodbye Be- ing with Joan. Karen Chris. Maine. Rick” seeing EJ ’spacie . . college, be happy STACIE BL’IAK Do it. to it” If you don’t like it oh well! .. Space. Spacie. Spacie Stacie .. 11 13 67 Scorpio pp: People who don’t care, people who think they are God's gift to mankind, out of proportion people ello ow r ya. Howdy Spaaakum Go to school in Texas for Art with Ciecie 6 Charlene. T.F.R.S.L.I.C.. To own a 1974 Ferrari Dmo MARY-ELIZABETH BUTLER What is a Friend?” A Friend is a person who shares all your glad times, laughs and cnes with you. helps you through sad times A friend is a person who’s very dear too. and when you add wonderful that friend is you! ... MEB. Mary-Beth”.. May 1.1967 Taurus pp: Two faced people, “the rat , fakes See you later bye. Kick em. kick em. kick em . Kill that rat . Be my own person - get married in Rovensky Park (Newport) SCOTT A CANADY If you'd like to find out what's behind these cold eyes’ You’ll just have to claw your way through the disguise Roger Waters. Pink Floyd Candy August 3.1967 .. Leo pp Math. Billy Idol fans . lee Hits . Whal'd I do? . Yodel Possible tnp to the 12th dimension. Gel a job. then what hap- pens happens. CYNTHIA CAPRONI Time is our only obstacle and like all things it too anil pass, perhaps slowly, but nonethe- less. the day will come when finally we will have the beautiful life we planned on and then we will say that it was surely worth the wait ... Cyn. Cynth. Cindy C... July 9.1967 . Cancer pp: spiders, being hungry. Keys!' .1 don’t know . College, success, happiness CHRISTINE CARAGIANIS If we command our wealth, we shall be nch and free, if our wealth commands us we are poor indeed.” Chris . February 3.1967 Aquarius pp. telephone busy signals, get- ting my picture taken . Whatever” . college, engineering, business, be my own boss 39 DAVID CARLILE Life Suck Then you Die ... Red. Shorty . July 11.1967 Cancer .pp: Do you play basketball? . . . What up? . . . College LORI LEE CATTERALL For long you'll live, and high you’ll fly. smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry. and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. ... Lon. Lauretta. Catty.. .3 2 67. Pisces . pp: people who are stuck on themselves. K.B.. Mondays go for it , get a grip . luv ya!! . College, psycholo- gy. to be nch and happy WILLIAM A CHASE III The bleeding hearts and the artists make their stand and when they 've given you their all some stagger and fall, after all it's not easy. Wim. Royzie. Wimma .. 7 18 67. . Cancer pp: Newport Cops, unimportant concerns I W T F.T.S.O.O.T G . who cares . Schiezter Who knows what the future brings’ I have trouble enough with the present EDWARD J COMBRA Lately it occurs to me. what a long strange tnp it's been Jerry Garcia Fingers 9 17 67 Virgo pp Van-Halen. Math. English . You're bliued”. Gratefully Dea- dicated'. Judas Pnest: ... To play to Judas Pnest and spend the rest of my life with Karyn KIMBERLY B COOKINHAM I am little concerned with beauty or perfec- tion. I don't care for the great centuries. All I care about is life, struggle, and intensity I am at ease in my generation. Emile Zola Cook. Q.T.. Kim 2 17 67 . . Aquarius . pp Waiting for people, not having a bottle- opener when necessary TYFSAK What- ever' why not' Where's the party’ What time is it? . . College, security in career (engineering?) RONDA LEE COOPER “Don’t walk in front of me. 1 may not follow Don't walk behind me. I may not lead Just walk beside me and be my bend . . Ron. Ronda Lee. CK 10 10 67 Libra pp Waiting, guys with long fingernails, people who think they're better than others . What. No. Knock it off College, study business and computers. T.S.W S.F. DAVID CARLILE EDWARD J. COMBRA LORI LEE CATTERALL KIMBERLY B. COOKINHAM WILLIAM A. CHASE III RONDA LEE COOPER DENISE LYNN CORDEIRO The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn't love till you give it away ... Dinney. Dee. Niecie 4 10 67 Aries pp: snobs, saying goodbye, no money . . . That's minty. I need a job!” . College, suc- cess. marriage ANDREA CHRISTINE CORREIA If you love something set it free. If it comes back it’s yours. If it doesn't n never was. .. Mange. Anja. Drea April 27. 1967 Taurus pp Waiting for Michelle. Kelley Jennifer. Busy phones' July 31. $67 Why” No Sa' Zut! College for Computer Math. To be successful in the things I do. To own a Mercedes Convertible! JENNIFER COTTRELL Life's never easy; we can make it if we try Takin' our chances face ’em side by side Live for the moment on that we can agree Come and take me where I long to be . J.B.. Venifa. Sefa. August 27. 1967 Virgo pp: MT toilet paper rolls, waiting, liars F.O.A.D.. That's wild . Jr College, be with Matt DENISE LYNN CORDEIRO d ANDREA CHRISTINE CORREIA JENNIFER COTTRELL 40 The twins and their twins! CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH COYNE CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH COYNE 'Finally. I understand the feelings of the few. ashes and diamonds, foe and friend, we were all equal in the end Pink Floyd . Chns. Favorique December 20. 1967 Sagittarius pp Summer of '64. Drunk Drivers, punk music Floyd's Awesome . You fat load . Do it up . Air Force. Com- munications (French). Castleton State Universtiy TERRI CROMWELL Remember yesterday. Dream of tomorrow, but live for today . Ter. Tiffy. Blondie . July 30. 1967 Leo pp Waning, busy signals, tourists You're plucking my nerves, what’ Gross College. Fashion Merchandising and to own my own business CHARLES L. CRONIN. JR Keep on working day and night, bum the candle bum it bright, don't stop ul you get what you want . R.S— Charlie. Chuck . . 1 5 67 . Capricorn . pp: term papers, slow walkers Give me a break To be nch. electrical engineer. Rolls Royce JAMES MICHAEL DECOSTA We'll know for the first time if we're evil or divine, we re the last in line DIO” . . Jimbo. JD.. .2 10 67. Aquarius.. pp: Van Halen. English. 9-10-11-12 . What's up brother1 Relax’ . Architectural Engineer JAMES P DEFFET Never trouble another for what you can do yourself . Jimmy. J.D., Jimmy D . 12 30 66 Capricorn pp: Dislocated knees, casts, crutches. . Take a Chill Pill . Business law and to return to Germany soon TERRI CROMWELL CHARLES L. CRONIN JR. JAMES MICHAEL DECOSTA JAMES P. DEFFET BEST DRESSED Pam Gianetis Rob Mitchell 41 TRACY A. DESANTIS I was bom some time ago. but I know not why; I have lived-I hardly know either how or where; sometime or another. I suppose I shall die. but where, how. or when. I neither know nor care” . Face. Spacey. Frog June 14. 1967 Gemini . pp: people who constantly lie and expect to be forgiven B.H.. people who can hurt people they claim to care about T.R.. A T state cops and court in Cape Cod What? Excuse me' Yah sure business school, manage a business, own a 228. and be happily married ELIZABETH ANN DIAS Time ain't time enough to say the words 1 feel, you walked into my life kissed my wounds they healed, so I'll be loving you no bluff, but time ain’t time enough Liz .9 4 67 Virgo pp: Rick’s smoking, argu- ments. crying Rick I love you .. College. Interior decorating, marry R M and be hap- py and healthy HOPE ELIZABETH DICKINSON What's done is done, and can’t be undone Hope (y). Hopie D. Hopitha 3 2 68 Pisces pp being called DL. Liz. Pam knowing she's right, the day after Ex- cuse me. Miss Experience I want some O.J.! K-were you with him?!’’ Have some couth! College, elementary ed. travel .to calmly run wild DAVID D DOBROTT Quiters never win and winners never quit. J.N. Dave. 9 8 67 Virgo pp: one more play Squared. Lame Deal. Hey I know this girl that likes you College, get married TRACY A. DESANTIS I guess the “yolks” on you! MOST MUSICAL HOPE ELIZABETH Mario Menezes DICKINSON Chris Duffy STEPHEN J. DISANTO DAVID D. DOBROTT 42 MICHELLE CHRISTINE DONNELLY CHRISTOPHER DUFFY MICHELLE CHRISTINE DONNELLY A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for Spunky 1 2 68 Capricorn pp waking up in the morning, people cracking their knuckles. July 31st $67 hey kids friends for life T.U.B shoo-ee' College, criminal law. own a corvette, and be happy in whatever I do RITA MARIE DOPART What we see depends mainly on what we're looking for Rita July 9.1967 Cancer pp two-faced people (P.S.) Break-ups. busy phones . No problem. I can handle it Go for it cosmetology school, work, get married and live in the White Mountains of NH LISA ANNE DUBREUIL Live life to the fullest, because you never know which day will be your last Kiddo. Lee. Hank January 18.1967 Capncom pp: hard butler, nding buses, slow moving people . Give me a break, please' .. Col- lege. marriage, children CHRISTOPHER DUFFY I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and 1 love today Duff . .June 7. 1967 Gemini pp: not having enough time Do you think we’ll get in trouble’ College, definitely. Business, maybe Hap- piness. hopefully M ASHLEY EASLEY When one door closes another opens up. but it is because we stare too long and regretful- ly at the one that is closed that we do not see the open one ... Ash. Trashley. Ashlily January 21. 1967 Aquarius pp being called Mary, getting up early, no HaHa's B D W T.T.H.S---Duh!. yeh seriously, way to be. get a grip and a clue college, million- aire by age of 30. have an A shaped pool MICHAEL K ECKSTROM You only live twice, once when you're bom. once when you look death in the face -Ian Fleming s You only Live Twice Mike August 16.1967 Leo pp: T V program- ming Revenge is a dish best served cold” (obscure but makes sense if you think about It). . miltary or work AE1N ENSHAE1 A thing of beauty is a)oy forever Keats 3 6 67 Pisces pp sloppy people! Oh. My god Chemical engineering USA ANN ESCOBAR Hail’ Hail' Let us onward sail-deceiving, fearing, hating none- Guardian Spirit, steer me on' . Eskie November 16. 1967 Scorpio pp: Liars, waiting, busy signals, two-faced people Pretty Wild . Come on People Where's the party? Educa- tion. own land, jump out of a plane! WILLIAM SCOTT FARROW 1 saw a man pursuing the horizon Round and round they sped This fact disturbed me I accosted the man It is futile . I said. You can never - - -! You lie!” he cned And he ran on -Stephen Crane Scott cat July 14.1967 Cancer pp colds, drivers tests, le dos What?? . college AEIN ENSHAEI LISA ANN ESCOBAR WILLIAM SCOTT FARROW 43 TIMOTHY P FERREIRA Life is what you make of it. So put every- thing into it. and you'll get everything out of it . . . Lenny May 31. 1967 Gemini .pp: Busy signals, speed traps I'm telling ya! I forgot what I was going to say skiing Business school Buy a porsche. —to al- ways be happy CATHERINE FLOOD Without goals to strive for. life isn't worth living for May 30. 1967 . Gemini pp: busy signals . OK? College, happiness PAMELA GIANETIS When time, who steals our years away shall steal our pleasures too. the memory of the past will stay and half our joys renew Pam .. 2 25 67 Pisces pp: working on weekends. M P C R.. curfews Big time' Get a gup S.W.T.C What??? Col- lege. happiness TIMOTHY P. FERREIRA CATHERINE FLOOD PAMELA GIANETIS M MELANIE GLEIMAN Climb high, climb far Your goal the ski; your aim. the star! . . Mel . 7 1 67 Cancer . pp: losing, waiting, snobs, pho- neys. goodbyes Take off What's up ? “How's it going. Dude’ ... College, psychol- ogy. to be happy CHARLES GOMES Chuck. Charlie July 11.1967 Cancer pp: Jocks, snobs, punks. new wave What's up’ Go to California and live life to the fullest RUSSELL CHRISTIPHER GOMES You cannot discover new oceans unless you have the courage to leave the shore, as for me. I'm about to sail! .. Russ. Chicken. Sea Gull. Bruss . 6 13 67 Gemini pp: N.E.. PM . J.L.C.C.. Chevys Emght. Think about it. Go for it. do what you want?.. Coast guard with Carl, become Private Investiga- tor. live in Florida CAROLYN FRANCES GUERIN The love I have for you is a dream I intend to make reality E M ... Carol. Caroline. Carolina. Air head. May 23.1967 Gemini pp: prejudice people, people who talk be- hind your back, slow walking people, liars Don't be looking at me that way' You got a problem’ Are you serious’ Poor College, career, marriage, children and be happy PETER M HAGENSEN Dream until your dreams come true Aeros- mith Haggle .6 27 67 Taurus pp: Homework, being broke. Monday mornings, winter in N.H. without snow scam, swill. Hey clown. Skank Trade school for com- puter repairs DAWN MISHELL HAHN A man doesn't begin to attain wisdom until he recognizes that he is no longer indispens- able' Dee-there's mommie February 17. 1967 Aquanus pp J's C’s - Igno- rance - not being on time excuses-excuses What do you want to do? Slow down' Would ya! Hey. wait up for me! . Tech school Eddy always and forever, marriage, kids, live well and be happy! I.W.A.L.E M. MELANIE GLEIMAN RUSSELL CHRISTOPHER GOMES CHARLES GOMES CAROLYN FRANCES GUERIN PETER M. HAGENSEN DAWN MISHELL HAHN 44 Remember to use red when eating spaghetti. GINA ANN HALL •'Why should people hide behind a facade. Why can't they just face reality and be them- selves’ . Genes. Katt. Gin-gin. Boy October 8. 1967 Libra pp Backstab- bers. lies, redlights. sniffles Die off. Think about it. That's maahvlus. dariin College. Make mucho dinero and be the best individ- ual I can GLENN HANNON Life is like a deck of cards - make the best of what you're dealt.” Cannon. Burger January 26. 1967 Aquarius pp: Tele- phone poles, black cats, no Haas. Hurry up. DC.. losing Ya-hoes. Sl in. take it easy, keep your panu on. I need you. but later College, get rich. LA.T.RL. M 11 L B.L MICHELLE DOREEN HANSEN If you can you'll see the world in all his fire Take a chance, like all dreamers can't find another way You don't have to live it all. just live a day. -Simon leBon Michelle. Mick . August 7. 1967 pp: People who lie: People who use others; Getting up at 6:15 am ... C est la vie! He's so cute!.. College. To see the world KAREN HARRINGTON Saying good-bye to a friend is easy - what's hard is reliving old memories of limes shared - never to return. .. K”. Raren... 11 6 67 Scorpio pp: Saying good-bye. rumors. EM. two-faced people New Years Eve. Summer of 83 . July 16. 1983. G.C.. 76 Chevy . . To live a long life and be happy with whatever I do CHERYL LYNN HEDLY If you love something, set it free; If it comes back it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was (MA).. Chery. Scary. Halfpint .. 2 2 67 Aquarius pp: not being able to see Mike, people who lie. majorette's. CB of the class of 1964 . Get outu town To live a happy and successful life with (MJA) To study child development and education GLENN HANNON. MICHELLE DOREEN HANSEN KAREN HARRINGTON CHERYL LYNNE HEDLY MOST ATHLETIC Cindy Caproni David Platt 45 JENNIFER LYNNE HILL Hold onto a ray of hope and a promise of future . and follow your dreams. . Jen. Benny. Jenny-honey 9 20 67 Virgo pp Left turns. McD's There comes a time in life and this is that time! College, money, travel, happiness MELISSA DIANE ICO ‘It matters not how strait the gate, or how long the scroll. I am the master of my fate. I am the captain of my soul. Miss Meliss. Canada. Lissa . 7 15 67 Cancer pp: having a license, but not being able to drive S up dude' Mon dieu Hey Norton study architecture, go to Virginia JOAN JAKUBIAK Joanie . . 10 4 67 Libra pp: Lousy telephones, waiting, stuck-up people My God College, working, marriage and being very happy WILLIAM MICHEAL CHRISTOPHER JAMES Live life to the fullest, it's the only one you have . . Bill. Elvts” 11 19 67 Scorpio pp Two faced people, people who think they have it all but aren't worth any- thing. S B.. . What's up dude’ What's hap- pening U.S. Air Force, electronics engineer, lots of money KENNETH MICHAEL KADET What is life but the constant struggle to drag reality, kicking and screaming, from the heart of a dream. August 1. 1967 Leo pp: Guinea Pigs and perforated note- book paper Hey. I really didforget' to write the Great American Novel JENNIFER LYNNE HILL MELISSA DIANE IGO The King and his Court! MOST ARTISTIC Stacie Buiak John Mullens JOAN JAKUBIAK WILLIAM MICHEAL KENNETH MICHAEL KADET CHRISTOPHER JAMES 46 DAVID E KAMPS All the world's indeed a stage and we are merely players ; Rush Dave. Kamps 11 8 67 Scorpio pp: losing, getting up early, waiting . College, computers SHAWN KELLY That makes two of you November 6. 1967 . Scorpio. pp: Ford's. C.C.. speeding tickets. P.T.'s Oh well!! Tech school, drafting Ml KIM Life is a preparation for the future; and the best preparation for the future is to live as if there is none ... 11 24 67.. Sagittarius pp: red lights, term papers, cold floors, warm beer No way. Gimme a break College, job. marriage DAVID E. KAMPS NAOMI R. KINNUNEN SHAWN KELLY ROBERT T. KNIGHT MI KIM CHRISTINE M. KURTZ NAOMI R KINNUNEN What one sees is a reality common to every- one. but from a unique point of view. That point of view can be interesting, even reveal- ing. but I’ve never thought it would change the world -Avden . Nomi. Katt. Nai .7 14 67 Cancer pp What’? S A D Oh no - whal'd you do now’ There's just no two ways about it . . . Horses, college ROBERT T KNIGHT To get back at your enemy, become their friend. Bob. Bobby. Lipper September 14. 1967 Virgo pp practice. P B . F.U.G.W.T.T.N.L Sorry. S'go. J.B. Hoser. Arry . College, money. A.G.L.T.M.M.G.T.J. CHRISTINE M KURTZ If you have something set it free, if it comes back, it's yours; if it doesn't; It never was. . Chnssie 7 24 67 Leo . pp: accidents, false friends S up Dudes' I'm so sure' Later days! Hey Nawton' .. College, see the world, be happy, meet Mr Right ELIZABETH (B1FFY) LAUTIERI No love or friendship can ever cross our path without effecting us in some way forev- er. but don't dwell on the past because a fool will lose tomorrow reaching back for yester- day. . Biff. B. Boof. Spiffer . .9 9 67 Virgo pp: Being called Liz or Beth, people who think they're better. I.H.O.P Way to be!!! funky! Oh yeh - you think so. Duh?!... College, be nch and famous, own a little red Porsche MICHELE JEANNE LEBLANC The best and the most beautiful things m the world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be fell with the heart. Mitch- ell. Shelly. Mishe May 12.1967 Taurus pp No money, busy phones, stuck-up peo- ple. cliques College E. VANCE LENZI II “All that is now. All that is gone. All that's to come. And everything under the sun is in tune but the sun is eclipsed by the moon. - Pink Floyd Crazy. Ernie. Uncle Ernie 4 3 67 . Aries pp leather, cops, liars, women drivers - no directionals... Nice abil- ity. don't patronize, there is no Santa Claus kid. you ruined the clutch. Phil did it College, dentistry. own a Mercedes 380 and a golf course ELIZABETH (BIFFY) LAUTIERI MICHELE JEANNE LEBLANC E. VANCE LENZI II 47 KARYN PATRICIA LIDSTONE Life i like riding a horse, either you nde it or it rides you Hosy Wilma. 2 28 67 Pisces .pp Duran Duran, no money, good- byes Whatever floats your boat Hey Dude College. Jimmy, money MICHAEL W LIMA I can't drive SS S.H— Llama April 24. 1967 Taurus pp people that think they have belter cars How's your wrrab- bits!?!.. College, trade school, to go out with K.C. DEBBIE HSIAO-FENG LIN Beauty is in the eye of the beholder Linnte . 11 14 66 Scropio pp do dishes .. Hey Rabbit T don't know' . TGO WSFB WIWTBD WIWTD BRADFORD LITTLE Instead of crying over spilt milk go milk another cow”. Huck . October 16.1967 Libra pp: Sheeks ATC. Blue 4 x 4. J R Life sucks and then you die To work in the Dairy field. USMC. to live life to its fullest JOHN C LITTLEFIELD Time is but the stream I go a-fishmg in” July 6th. 1966 Cancer. .. pp: Getting up in the morning I forgot Electronics. Engi- neer. marriage, family JIMMY LONG Short 8 24 66 Virgo PP E.M F F- TOFYJAY F B Right here Auto Mechanic DAVID ALAN LOPES The light which puts out our eyes is dark- ness to us. Only that day dawns to which we are awake There is more day to dawn The sun is but a morning star ” Henry David Tho- reau . . Algernon. Thoreau 2 27 67 Pisces pp: P.PD.P.O.... I can deal with it . . . URI - Pharmacy school - work at Nadeau’s JOSEPH CHARLES LOPES II Dream about yesterday, live today, and skip tomorrow Umpa-Loompa October 16. 1967 Libra pp: PH.S... .Go talk to Ned College PAUL JOSEPH MAGLIOCCO Life's battles don't always go to the stron- gest or fastest man; but sooner or later the man who wins is the man who thinks he can. . . Mags 1 3 67 pp teaching yourself math. F.U.G.T.TT.G.L.!. Greeks. Bristol High Football team I'm gonna miss ya. I'm gonna need ya. but later? college, football, success DAVID ALAN LOPES KARYN PATRICIA LIDSTONE BRADFORD LITTLE MICHAEL W. LIMA DEBBIE HSIAO-FENG LIN JOSEPH CHARLES LOPES II PAUL JOSEPH MAGLIOCCO JIMMY LONG 1 JOHN C. LITTLEFIELD Oodles of Noodles! PAULA R. MAGLIOCCO PAULA R MAGLIOCCO “Believe in yourself, and all things are possi- ble. Jr Mags January 3. 1967 Capricorn pp people who act gay: not being able to spend money, work S “84 W J M College. JAW ?). Live and work in N Y. City. James B. DAVID L MAGRATH Each person is an artist at their own fate. .. Les 12 21 67. Capricorn pp stuck up people. E-wing locker, passes, school lunches Sure ya did work MICHAEL DONALD MAILLOUX 'Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day You fritter and waste the hours in an offhand way Kicking around on a piece of ground in your hometown Waiting for some- one or something to show you the way Pink Floyd Homer J 1 23 67 Capri- corn . pp getting up early, homework, liars Well all nght. Hey Doctor College, major in political science, maybe law school, lot of money, marriage DANDY ANN MANNING Douce violence, ton baiser est immense, comme la premiere souffranee. Douce vio- lence. ton frisson est immense, comme la pre- miere jouissance. Douce violence, gaffe d'adolescence. Elle nt. s'en balence Dan- dilion. Lefty January 21. 1967 Aquari- us pp: P.O.. cliques. Spanish fishermen A boat fog lights early in the morning. P M “M enfin' . m en fous! , ca va pas. non? Return to Bclguim. where I spent my junior year, be with Jean-Mi. study Injcrnational Marketing or computers, live in Belgium w Jean-Mi MATTHEW JAMES MARANO Youth, after all. is not a permanent condi- tion And a clash of generations is not so fun- damentally dangerous to the art of government as would be a clash between rul- ers and ruled” Joe Strummer Matt. Matt- choo 8 24 67 Virgo pp: 1970 Mavencks. the O.S.P . metal heads Huh. what7 But. I don't wanna go. Bob Marley and the Whalers College, money DAVID L. MAGRATH MICHAEL DONALD MAILLOUX I DANDY ANN MANNING MATTHEW JAMES MARANO EASIEST TO GET ALONG WITH Michelle Borges John Berard 49 CORRADO MARCUCCI It’s Greek io me ... Credo . 6 19 66 Gemini. .. pp: piis in orange juice, crumbs in bed . Don't touch. I he. Hay. 1 aula smack you BRIAN P MARNANE T.G I F. . Bn... 1 19 66 Capncorn. pp Homework, fire dnlls being bugged Oh! Sheep Dip! Auto mechanics school ELLIOTT MARSHALL If you can't be bad. be good at il ... Elmo. Roy 4 16 66 Aries . . pp: Chevys. Kawasakis . T should be over there That's mint” In two years race the Fal- con at New England Dragway Own a body shop GEORGE WILLIAM MATHEWS III Empty prayers and empty mouths talk about the passion - Buck. Mills. Stipe. Berry . .. Fat George. Tnp . .. 7 1 67 pp: S.W saying he’s handsome. M.D.'s music, dead iguanas . We re just in a good mood. sir”. Forget it” M S W C D S L.F P H . . . Col- lege. money, a Porsche PAUL A MATHIAS I’m looking back and I can’t see the past Anymore so hazy I’m on a track and I'm travelling so fast Ohior sure I'm crazy P Smurf. Punk. %!1 .. 2 24 68 Pisces pp: Chemistry. Authonty. MLATCH! Man we crazy! We crazy as they come College, nch. retire by age 25 BRIAN P. MARNANE Meet my Mam Man! CLASS INDIVIDUALS ELLIOTT MARSHALL Gina Hall Matt Marano GEORGE WILLIAM PAUL A. MATHIAS MATHEWS III 50 MICHELE A. MATHIEU DEBRA A. MEDEIROS SUSAN DIANE MAYNARD john mcmahon MARLO ANN MENEZES MICHELE A MATHIEU 'Time flies over us bui leaves its shadow be- hind. -Hawthorne Sheldron. Stoney. Shell 6-9-67 Gemini pp People who use a left signal at Washington Square . Peo- ple who sure, marching in field shows Shoo-ee. Holy Mother McCree. Friends for life . College, medicine, success SUSAN DIANE MAYNARD The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed Sebastian R.N Cham- fort Suzanadana. Suzy. Suebee. SooA 4 25 67 Taurus pp McDonald's. A.S.. pumpkin.. Are you kidding' . Y.S.Q. Go to Katherine Gibbs and gel a position in the South DEBRA A MEDEIROS Rivers belong where they can ramble, ea- gles must be where they can fly; I've got to be where my spirit can run free, got to find my comer of the sky . Debt. Deb. Debs 10 28 67.. Scropio pp: People who drive 25 mph in the outside lane; food stamps But I'm cute! College (GWU). law school, happiness SCOTT THOMAS MELLO Now young faces grow sad and old. The fire in our hearts grow cold. We swore blood brothers against the wind. I'm ready to grow young again Manny. Squat. Sandblast 9 30 67 Libra pp A.K . chemistry. Little Sister, old drivers. Well all right, get out of town, how gallant . . College. Law school. Porsche MARLO ANN MENEZES Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the pnee to make them come true Mar. Marl. Honey April 10.1967 Anes pp People that have bad atti- tudes. liars. Volvo , desicions I'm so con- fused! Guys, come on! I'm so p... I'll kill you' College, study music, marriage, money, fun! KRISTEN METCALF You don't realize what you have until it’s not there anymore . . Ris. M. Face 11 9 67 Scorpio . pp: K.G..J.O.. waiting. B.K.. feet, flings, liars Oh. well. Ya know what I mean. It's about lime H.T.B.M.M A J.F.L. Cosmotology. dance DONN SCOTT MILLER 'To achieve your goals in life you need the drive to push you. the skill to get you there, and love to help you through the hard spots Donn Juan . Scottie.. May 17. 1967 Taurus ... pp: Oh. never mind”. Bells in the attic, dned paint, friends who really aren't.. What's up. big guy? James Madison Umv . Denial School. THE SOUTH KENNETH J MILLER Oh yah life goes on long after the thrill of living is gone Buzzard, too tall . . 12 25 66 . Capricorn pp: How tall are you? Crew cut punks That's what she said. 5 up Armed services, professional musician KRISTEN METCALF DONN SCOTT MILLER KENNETH J. MILLER 51 SILVIA ROSE MILLER Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow. Don't walk behind me. I may not lead Just walk beside me and be my friend Sil. .. July 23. 1967 Leo . pp: not having any- thing to do. waiting I can’t wail until I'm out of here School, travel, to live life to the fullest and be happy STEPHEN JOEL MILLER They say that these are not the best of times but. they’re the only times I've ever known! B. Joel.. Steve. Slash. Sven . .. August 20. 1967 Leo pp: Boy George Hey. how s it gorn'?”. What's up? Work for 1 year, go to junior college, enter law enforce- ment then see what the future holds ROBERT W MITCHELL III I understand about indecision. I don't care if 1 get behind. People living in competition. All 1 want is to have my Peace of Mind Tom Scholz of Boston Rob. Robby. Mitch Nov. 10.1966 Scorpio . pp: Fake people. B D.W T.T.H.S . No HAWZ Japped Jewk 'em.” F.O.”... To shoot for the stars MARY ANN MOITOZA Ultimately, lime is all you have and the idea isn’t to save it but to savor it.” -Ellen Good- man . Mananna. My-Toes-Are-Cold February 11.1967 Aquarius I'm sorry Music Major. URI ELIZABETH JOAN MOLLEUR From a little spark may burst a mighty flame .. Liz. Gremlin August 13.1967 Leo pp waiting, unfaithful fnends People who call me Beth . ‘Tell me about it What a goof No Robb, you can’t bor- row any money . . College, career, happiness DENISE MARIE MONIZ Never quiet, never still, always talking, al- ways will . . 1 5 67 . . . Capricorn . pp: McD’s. E-wmg locker... I’m psyched for the weekend Scott, it's for you!... College (P.C.) Bus. Admin., to be nch and own a Ferrari STEVE MOONEY Education is best when it’s over Moo- ney July 28.1967 Leo pp not having a job... No way .. Running and repairing computer machinery MAUREEN THERESA MORGAN Smile and the world smiles with you. cry and you're all alone. ... Ho-Ho. CM June 13. 1967 Gemini pp: busy phones, fake people, being called Mo Hey. what's up? Bonjour College. International Business. Live abroad, marnage. children PAIGE DIANE MORRIS If you wish to be original, be yourself: no two people are alike He who hunts two hares leaves one and loses the other 10 2 67 Libra pp saying goodbye, being separated, busy signals What time is it? . College, old fnends. family, happiness SILVIA ROSE MILLER STEPHEN JOEL MILLER ROBERT W MITCHELL III MAUREEN THERESA MORGAN PAIGE DIANE MORRIS 52 Pig Pile!! KENNETH MORTON KENNETH MORTON In the corner of some foreign field, ihe gun- ner sleeps ionite What's done is done, we cannot just write off his final deed, take heed of his dream, lake heed -Pink Floyd June 7. 1967 Gemini pp losing. Bristol soccer, leaving Germany (and D.S.). punks Come on Fat load. You got a problem’ .. College, lawyer, college and pro soccer, re- turn to Germany JOHN MULLENS Smile and the whole world will think you're up to something ”... Mulligans .. 11 26 67 Sagittarius pp critics, punks, obnoxious people, back slabbers Get off it. I don't think so ... To become the best artist I can LISA MARIE MYERS If you love something, set it free If it comes back to you. it's yours: if it doesn't it never was. . . Sweet Pea. Blue Eyes (C M ). Li- sette 9 13 67 . Virgo pp: Saying goodbye, busy signals. AM radios, two-faced people Mon Dieu’. Get out!. What y’all doin’ College, medical technology or radi- ology. to be with G M . to live in Virginia or NH NOEL I NAZARIO Junior Nov 26 Sagittarius pp: stupid people Oh God' join the Navy DOUGLAS NEKRASZ All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be . . Doug. Fred. Nek 11 14 67 . Scorpio pp Dogs in the mid- dle of the road, stop signs, people who think I live on Mill Lane But it didn't say STOP DOUG . AMF USNA. engineering JOHN MULLENS LISA MARIE MYERS NOEL I. NAZARIO DOUGLAS NEKRASZ CLASS OPTIMIST Heather Wotten David Lopes 53 KATHRYN A NICHOLS ' Some people have large cirlces of friends, while others have friends they like So it's the person you are that matters, not the one you pretend to be. .Kathy. Kath. Sts .4 7 67 . Aries pp PO . R M . cliques, people who shuffle their feet Ya. you will! Good deal CollegefNY). teaching, mar- riage. kids ROBERT S. NUTT 'Military Power serves the cause of peace by holding up a shield behind which the pa- tient. constructive work of peace can go on .—Pres. Dwight D. Eisenhower Rob 9 14 67 Virgo pp: liberals, commu- nists. S W What??? What's the deal’ Army. Airborne Ranger PAMELA JANE OLIVEIRA “It is belter to debate a question without set- tling it than to settle a question without de- bating iL“ . Pam. Oil. Flo. Pameloo Feb. 1. 1967 Aquarius pp: lies, halytosis. N.R's. confusion Bzz. Zut. Geezlouise. France '84. F F. C.C . Wim's'c's College, make a reality of 1 2 my dreams ROBERT R OSWALD “Make the best of whatever happens be- cause whatever happens, happens ” Ozz. Ozzy May 7. 1967 Taurus pp: obnoxious people, people who smoke, things that don't work “Hey. what's everyone going so fast for’ . “LHSJ College, good job. family. JMPAlWGMAHSA PATRICIA MARIE OTTILIGE “The art of being wise is the art of knowing what to overlook but yet everything is wor- thy of notice, for everything can be inter- preted —James Hesse Patty June 22. 1967 Cancer . pp being late, people who are late, waiting, arrogant cliques and- jocks. snobs K Gibbs School-Boston, back to Europe and Japan KATHRYN A NICHOLS I would like to recommend . . . ROBERT S. NUTT CUTEST PAMELA JANE OLIVEIRA Cindy Caproni Bobby Knight ROBERT R OSWALD PATRICIA MARIE OTTILIGE 54 MIKE R. OYER MARIANNE PACHECO Meh December 29. 1967 Capricorn pp: people telling me what to do. people who think they're better than other people, fighting with M S I love you. Mike What do ya want to do Mike’ . Only time will tell MARIANNE PACHECO WILLIAM PAPINEAU MARGUERITE CAROLINE PELLETIER JON E PASSMORE Never exceed your right , and they will noon become unlimited” Spaz 4 3 67 Ane pp people who think they know about everything Ya. you did. Sure College, business management MARGUERITE CAROLINE PELLETIER Beareth all things, believeth all things, ho- peth all thing , endureth all things —I Co- rinthians 13 Peg. Peggy. Peglet .4 5 67 .. Aries .pp: bigots people who don't have consideration for other people You're kidding, right ” Actually ”... College. Veterinary school. Peace Corps JANET M PERRY Life is easier to lake than you'd think, all that is necessary is to accept the impossible, do without the indispensable and bear the intolerable ... Janet. Juanita. Jan Feb- ruary 18. 1967. Aquarius pp: waiting, people who walk loo slow, busy phones That's horrible Such is life’ College, marriage KIM MARIE PERRY Be what you want to be and do what you want to do . . Kim. Kimmy. Shortcake. Shorty . August 4. 1966 Leo pp people that are stubborn, people who use other people, busy signal, waiting. Awe- some. What a babe. Hey Gorgeous, what's up’ College, travel, to be rich and happy, to do the best I can do and have the greatest time doing it MICHAEL R. PARADIS JON E. PASSMORE JANET M. PERRY KIM MARIE PERRY JAMIE PETERSON 55 LEE ANN PHILLIPS Gotta whole lotta love - Led Zepplin Phillips head, women. Lee . November 3. 1966 Scorpio pp Getting interrupted. G.D.H.. sewing Dana s pants .. 1 love you! . Love Buddy. Have you seen Dana' G.G.F. (Dana) . To be with Dana forever, happi- ness. love, college DAVID PINE If it wasn't for bad luck. I'd have no luck at all. . . . Piney. Alvin June 14. 1967 Gemini pp P H S Why Me1 What's going on Work. Live a good life. STAY OUT OF TROUBLE! LANORE MARIE PINTO “Success, fame and fortune, they are all illu- sions. all there is that is real is the friendship two can share .. Betty Brule. Fifi. Luanne November 26. 1967 Sagittarius pp Liars. Brook's car. curfews, snobs I'm serious. Oh. my God. Gary, come on. That's it I'm leaving to go into a field involving animals, preferably horses, marriage, chil- dren and live my life to the fullest one day at a time LEE ANN PHILLIPS DAVID PINE LANORE MARIE PINTO DAVID A PLATT “Practice makes perfect; we re going to practice till the cows come home. J Narcizo Dave. Steamer. Francis 7 24 67 Leo . . . pp; End of hoop season. D W T T H.S..G W T T A. Beautiful P.B Jen. Jen Officer in the Air Force. FPWJ.F MELISSA A. PLOURDE “In the race to being belter or best - miss not the joy of being Missy. Pltss. Polly Pure- bred July 23.1967 Leo. pp: Whimps. homework, fibulas, band “Holy Mother Macree!”. Shoo-ee! . Geese Louise . “Fnends for life . . College, success, and happiness JOHN ROBERTSON PONIATOWSKI Belief is one motivating force that enables you to achieve your goal . Ski Septem- ber 9. 1967 Virgo pp Smokers. People who think too much Chef on a luxury liner MICHELE POTTS I decided long ago never to walk in anyone's shadow If I fail, if I succeed, at least I’ll live as 1 believe. No matter what they take from me. they can't take away my dignity Michshmell. Pottsie 126 67 Sagittari- us pp: People who think they're better than everyone else, waiting, being bored, two-faced people, school . “that's rude hey man what's up’Go for it. Spare me To go to work. T.B W S.P.F and live a long and happy life DAVID MICHAEL POWERS Live for the present, the past has gone and the future has yet to be revealed Powers. Dave. Crazy legs November 11. 1967 Scorpio pp Hills, not finishing a race. 7 hr shifts. Quincy Parade . . Ah. no . It's freez-in' Which way is left” College, money, fun. learn to fly. major in Math KRISTINE L PRIDGEN You don't have to worry there is always tomorrow but if there is no tomorrow don't worry you always had yesterday Pidge. Pidgeon. Knssy. C.N November 8.1967 Scorpio pp Waking up. feet. S M . L D Hey Bun. Grow up. R Stop' College, paralegalist. own a Porsche’ DAVID A PLATT MICHELE POTTS MELISSA A PLOURDE DAVID MICHAEL POWERS JOHN ROBERTSON PONIATOWSKI KRISTINE L. PRIDGEN 56 BEST BUDDIES Michelle Donnelly Andrea Correia JEFFREY L RAGSDALE Life � a pure flame and we live by an invisi- ble sun within us Augusts. 1966 Leo pp Being talked to in the morning before I have a chance to wake up. Cheerful people in the morning I don't know College, travel CARI ANN RAPOSA Sail on silvergirl. sail on by. your time has come to shine All your dreams are on their way See how they shine -Simon 4 Garfun- kle Purple Guppy August 30. 1967 Virgo pp busy signals, red lights, staying home on weekends . Ugly. Glue Bag College, executive secretary, marriage, children RONALD R REBELLO JR You first have to start out small to make it big Raoul 6 18 66 Gemini pp English classes, red lights. Fords, getting out of bed . Think about it” Animal State Trooper, success WILLIAM REBELLO JR 'Hope I die before I get old . Bello . April H Anes pp Fixed elections If Bello was President . That's nasty .. become rich MICHAEL C REGO “I’m not giving in to security under pressure. I'm not missing out on the promise of adven- ture. I'm not giving up on implausible dreams Experience to extremes Rocko. Rego. Clem 5 30 67 Gemini pp People who talk too much, death. .. Col- lege. college sports, to find the meaning of life, to make life better for everyone, be re- membered before I die CARI ANN RAPOSA RONALD R REBELLO JR. WILLIAM REBELLO JR. MICHAEL C. REGO BEST BUDDIES Phil Babine David Platt 57 RAYMOND RENE RENAUD It s not a job. it's an adventure Navy Raoule September?. 1966. Virgo pp S.C.WM.C Navy MARY RODERIQt'ES And so today my world it smiles, your hand in mine we walk the miles, thanks to you it will be done for you to me are the only one ’- Led Zepplin ... Wese . 6 15 67 Gemini pp punk rockers, nosey people, conceited people. DWI JPM Heard what I said” Nursing, marriage to JM. live in Florida LISA ANN ROGEKSON Life is. too short, so live it up day to day Have a good time, but not too good Live life to the fullest .. . L.B.. Lis. Val. Valley . 3 5 67 Pisces pp: R I Waves, back slabbers . tout a fait, fer ser. what a roll. I'm so sure, s up dude College, happiness RICHARD RUA If everything seems to be coming your way. you’re probably in the wrong lane .. Rua 8 8 67 Leo pp people that don’t mind their own business, to be left hanging . I almost believe you”, nice guy that I am , I’ll let you know . to own my own body shop, to build the best mini truck ever built, to get what should be mine (R.D.) JOHN RILEY Senior Breakfast - a real bargain! MOST BASHFUL MARY RODERIQUES LISA ANN ROGERSON Dave Powers Jennifer Smith RICHARD RUA 58 KIMBERLY ANN SILVA KAREN LYNN SCHMODE LAURIE JANE SHAKARIAN WILLIAM J. SILVIA KENNETH M SCIGULINSKY .K ANDREW F. SHEEKEY DAVID J. SILVIA BROOKE SANTOS Forever hold the hearts of love for they may not be there tomorrow - Doinka Brookie. Brooklyn, muffin November 19. 1967 Scorpio pp: K W, Car break- downs. curfews Gary. Poor’. You're the ultimate, bet college, marriage, children, to forget Tom. and love Steve forever KAREN LYNN SCHMODE My love to all I know the best. My friend- ship always to all the rest . Schmoo 11 6 67 Scorpio pp: Ralphm'. frogs. Christmas Ball '83. R-D's Cool' Tm going to What!?!” H.E.D. KENNETH M SCIGULINSKY “Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not - R Kennedy Bear. Sugar-Bear Bam Bam. Zeb 4 28 67 Taurus pp BDWITTHS. Stop signs. B.S--“What the Teac Were Squared . Pronto”. Si. C’s College. G. R.. D.I.A Porsche. Business LOU SEFRANEK Skits. Lou Sef January 12. 1968 Capri- corn pp McDonald's. Mary Z. Ignorant people. Low doorways Ya know it!! College, own my own plane, start my own business To be nch LAURIE JANE SHAKARIAN Don't walk behind be for I may not lead Don't walk in front of me for I may not fol- low Just walk beside me and be my friend Laur. Bud. Laune Jane 3 15 67 Pisces pp Having homework on a Friday night, people that don't accept me the way I am. no money . let's cruise”. Is-you not. Bark. Bork. Bork' To go to culinary art school and open my own restaurant, to be nch and happy ANDREW F SHEEKEY If you find yourself flat on your face, behind the rest of the pack, get up and go home'- - - You didn't like that crowd anyway—” Sheek November 25.1967 Sagillanus pp Ford. Monday mornings She's minty. Perky. Camaro. boats College. Boat business KIMBERLY ANN SILVA Hold onto a ray of hope, and a promise of the future and follow your dreams Kimma. Spaz. Barbie. Kim January 3. 1967 Capncom pp nothing to do. no money, busy phones, fighting with R.M That's wrong. Ahh-Haa To live a happy life. Get into computers WILLIAM J SILVIA Later in life our only regrets will be the paths we didn't take and the people we didn't touch Bill. Billy. Guillaume. Guillermo 4 3 67 Anes pp Because I said so , losing my keys. Forgetting my breath of life. People who never smile It's such a goof. Mon Dieu' College, marriage, peace of mind, to understand grown-ups! To lake one day at a time DAVID J. SILVIA Life's battles don't always go to the strong- er or faster man but the one who thinks he can ... Lt'Dave. Guido . 7 11 67... Can- cer ... pp: working at Colonial. DTF Don't patronize me College. Architectural Engineering 59 STEVE SILVA Cat on a tin roof, dogs in a pile, nothing left to do but smile, smile, smile —Jerry Garcia Jerome . . . 11 5 67 . . . Scorpio . pp Conformist, authority figures Nothing for the head like some good ole grateful dead travel with Captain Trips and stay happy and healthy CIE CIE SIMMONS If you’re gonna do somethin’ do it right or don't do it at all ’ Cecil. See Dot, Cay .Ce- cil E Deluxe . . 2 6 67 . Aquarius pp: Being called Lisa, waiting for Eskie. egotisti- cal men. Boy George GT.F O.H . Good Answer. Good Answer'!. Elio 'ow' R’ ya?. Gladas School in Texas w Charlene and Stacie. Marry Eddy Van Halen NANCY SINNOTT Cheer up. the worst is yet to come . ... Nan. Nanc. Nanny 12 4 66 Sagittarius pp: Homework, rain day. late people Stuff it. one second, cheer up. I'm licked off College. Career (Day Care Worker) JENNIFER ANN SMITH Soul, some say it's a man s heart or spirit, certainly without it we can not survive, for no man can live without love ... August 22 Leo . . . Not necessarily College JIMMY SOARES Nimrodcr . .9 2 67 Virgo Spaaak gel out of Portsmouth. R I. ARAM ROMEO EUGENE VICTOR SOREL III In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees and the voices of those who stand looking L.Z.. Abe. Arab. Dag- mar .. June 2. 1967 Gemini pp: Ford. The Boys. Girls pulling my feathers . What's up chump. What's up gorgeous Going to New England Dragway with D B.J B S D E J.S.D D H.J.G. J M M M S M CARL ANTHONY SPICOLA Shoot for the stars, and if you're lucky you’ll land on the moon And that's not so bad Spic. Carlo. October 20. 1967 Libra pp: People who drive on the wrong side of the road Saying goodbye to the peo- ple I love Ah. no! . Listen Babe! . Oh. Maan!! It doesn't matter as long as we're together” Engineering, flying airplanes and just trying to survive in a messed up world such as ours! WANDA MARIE SPURLOCK There is only one success to be able to spend and live your life the way you want it” . . . Swanie. Wanna. Nig 6 22 67 . Cancer pp: not being able to see Norman, curfews, short nights, no money I love you babe, alot. always and forever 143637 Col- lege. to be with Norman for the rest of my life. Marriage ’ Children !. Just to be happy ’ GEORGIA STEFANOPOULOS “Life can only be as good as you make it so make the best of it . George 4 19 67 Aries pp: two-faced people, waiting, busy phones, goodbyes No way”. What's up’ S.F.B. . College, travel JENNIFER ANN SMITH ARAM ROMEO EUGENE VICTOR SOREL III CARL ANTHONY SPICOLA WANDA MARIE SPURLOCK GEORGIA STEFANOPOULOS 60 I’m not Mr. Gaudetle. MICHAEL STEPHENSON MICHAEL STEPHENSON Just do as you're told and you'll keep you low paying, go no where job another day. Mikey. BB: Search-n-Destroy . February 10. 1967 Aquarius pp being called Stephen as a first name. 2nd in State 84’. pier What, are you high . engineering, computer science. Ford Shelby Cobra 427 STACEY L. SULLIVAN Don't lake life loo seriously because you're not going to get out of it alive. . Spaci.Sta ...2 1 67.. Aquarius pp: Fire'Orange “I don't know. Huh? .. to get rich, possibly enter the Armed Forces or school THOMAS A TAPIA They'll be war they'll be peace, then one day it will cease. All iron turn rust, all ground turn to dust. . Tom . August 15.1967 Leo . . pp: jocks . Diesel engineering. Army RICHARD TATEM 'To ponder is to begin to understand —R.T. The Dancer Rick Tater December 27. 1966 Capicom pp: waking up in the morning, people who don't try. depression “I'm so tired I hate Mondays College, architectural engineering, success, enjoy life MARC R TAVARES Always live your life to the fullest . Doof- man. Tony... 12 16 67... Sagittarius. . pp: waiting, ignorant people, flirts. G.O.T.R. Oh Yeah! school, success STACEY L. SULLIVAN ,7 THOMAS A. TAPIA RICHARD TATEM MARC R. TAVARES CLASS CLOWNS Naomi Kinnunen Scoit Wellington 61 DEBORAH SUSAN TAYLOR 'True happiness is the pursuit of knowledge and the joy of understanding Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind Try not to be a man of success, but rather a man of value. Debbie. Deb. Deb- Sue 5 5 67 Taunts pp fish, phoney people Hey. What's up? Bonjour! Com- ment allez-vous? .. College, marriage, chil- dren. happiness RICHARD BRUCE TEDESCO Live life to the fullest ... Shadow. Rich .. 12 12 66 Sagitlanus pp skate punks Oh Yeah Yeah, it is” .. College, military MICHELLE TH1BAULT Goodbye my fnends. maybe forever. Who knows where we shall meet again if ever. Love is a wonderful thing, but what's really wonderful is being loved. Happiness is not found at the end of the path; it is found along theway .. Mishe.CRIP 8 1 67 Leo pp waiting, goodbyes, fake fnends Forward never straight Whatever I hear ya . . . travel, airlines. live my life to the fullest, mischief ALONZO THURBER Lonnie . 9 26 66 Libra . . . pp: smelly fish What's up? DEBORAH SUSAN TAYLOR RICHARD BRUCE TEDESCO I know what you’re thinking! MOST TALKATIVE MICHELLE THIBAULT ALONZO THURBER WAYNE TRASK Naomi Kinnunen Vance Lenzi 62 LISA ANN UPERTl And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky Lisa. Up. Lose 1 10 68 Capncorn pp never having enough time, saying goodbye, term papers That's gross . College, marriage SUSAN VIERA “If you feel real sad sometimes, caught in bad vibrations, and it seems you've lost your drive, and your destination. If you feel life's passing by. Catch the train of better limes. Rock tonight . . Sue. Suzi. Scuzie 12 19 67 Sagittarius pp Cliques, the Administration, jocks. P H S What's yer problem, get off it. Heavy Metal Rules To never be tied down, live one day at a time JOSEPH VOLPICELLI Each of us a cell of awareness imperfect and incomplete genetic blends with uncertain ends on a fortune hunt that's far to fleet ... 5 19 67 . Taurus college CHARLENE A VOORHEES If you love something set if free, if it comes back it's yours, if it doesn't then it never was! Charloweenie. Lar. Charlie 5 9 67. Taurus. pp: Busy signals, people that stare People that leave their direction- al signals on . . Elio, ow R ya?! Mite fine day today idn't.G.T.F.O.H.—S.T.F U.. .Col- lege in Texas with CicCie (yes. yes) and Spa cie Sucie. PARTY ! To be RICH THOMAS R WAGNER Belief is ALL —Paul Weller Tom May 16.1967 Taurus pp: Chemistry Make much cash CHRISTINE ANN WARREN Life is too short to live it seriously, we must enjoy it while we are still young Shaker. Tina . . .5 25 67 Gemini PP B.P.. People who don't give others a chance Having fun W R.A . MM. W W . T P. P.L.. A S.. J.O.. Going out w mom Nursing school, marriage to R.A and children, to own Toyota Celica MEGHAN JOANNA WELCH When you love someone, and he knows it not. your dreams of him are pleasure. And though 'us difficult when he is just your friend, this love, it is a treasure —MJW Meg. Meglet. Megs. Merg .5 4 67 Tau- rus pp: DN!!! The Burger King doughboy, working weekends. NSC . Oh. really? . What's that got to do with the pnee of tea in China? . It wasn't my fault! ... Veterinari- an. TCMTGRALHAAILWHFUTEOT SCOTT M WELLINGTON The trouble with not having a goal, is that you can spend your life running up and down the field and never scoring Scot September 22. 1967 Virgo pp. tele- phone poles. W.B.. losing, waiting Gonna miss ya gonna need ya but later Yaboos college, success WILLIAM DAVID WEST You’ve got to be somebody. I mean if you're not somebody you might as well jump in the sea and drown ... Sly. August 11.1967 Leo pp: getting changed for gym and not doing anything; Gay music: forgetting my locker combination 1 11 be 17 this Satur- day. Wha' are you doin; . . . to be nch by exerting the least amount of effort; to die be- fore I get old SUSAN VIERA JOSEPH VOLPICELLI CHRISTINE ANN WARREN LISA ANN UPERTl THOMAS R. WAGNER SCOTT M WELLINGTON WILLIAM DAVID WEST MEGHAN JOANNA WELCH CHARLENE A. VOORHEES CHRISTINE WHITE The best and the most beautiful things in this world can not be seen or even touched, they must be filled with the heart' . . . Chnssy. Chris December 6.1967 Sagit- tarius pp: Waiting. P.M.. work. N.C.. not having anything to do . . . I'm going over John's I love you. John' At the sign of the Golden Cow to be happy and be with John DANIEL WHITMARSH “Let live, live free Herb 10 26 67 .. Scorpio pp: cocky people. B.K.. J.P.. M A.C.H.. E.L.. people who sure, working.. Life sucks then you die... Air Force, have a blast LISA MARIE WILKINSON Within each of us there bums an untamed spmt-An unquenchable desire to be free Lis. Feelya. cutie April 26.1967 Taurus pp people who smoke, two-faced people, tall people Huh’ You’re kidding'. You're on drugs. I love you Bu'. College, account- ing. own Arabian horses, marriage and have lots of money CHRISTINE WHITE DANIEL WHITMARSH LISA MARIE WILKINSON THIE SUWITYARAT WILLIAMS No man is an island, entire of itself, every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main .. Thatch . 2 10 67 Aquarius pp: Danny Whitmarsh. getting up early, colds, college boards I hate school . Ka- lua cool no way' College. Air Force. Pilot, make a lot of money, enjoy life JOHN HAMILTON WILSON One and the same thing can at the same time be good. bad. and indifferent, e g., music is good to the melancholy, bad to those who mourn, and neither good nor bad to the deaf. Ib. IV . Juan December 27.1966 . Capricorn pp: People that can't march in step . I don't think so . college, teach music, get married CARL C WOOD Surround me with familiar voices filled with laughter and tales of wild skiing adven- tures and I'll show you what friendship is Woody. Woodsy July 27. 1967 Leo pp: no money, headgames. busy phones Sup. mint, mearee. I doubt It. where's the party make zillions of dollars USCG with Russ, share a mailbox with Missy HEATHER PATRICE WOTTON You cannot discover new oceans unless you have the courage to leave the shore, as for us. we re about to sail!!! 12 9 67 Sagittarius pp: Sheraton Islander, misun- derstandings. 7:45 rat race ... the Junior Prom” college. Europe, love and laughter SUZANNE WYATT Remember the past with happiness and live the present with joy. but as for the future, climb high and climb far - your aim the sky but goal the star” Zannc. Xandau. Suz 4 8 67 Aries pp: 6:00 A M . getting lost, the rat , what'” (P.G.).. excellent whatla goof!” college, happiness and success NAOMI A ZIEGLER Yesterday is but only a memory; tomorrow is but only a vision, but a today well lived, makes every yesterday a memory of happi- ness and every tomorrow a vision of hope Ni. June 12.1967 . Gemini pp: saying Goodbye . . Give me a break . O Dear Lord College, psychologist THIE SUWITYARAT WILLIAMS HEATHER PATRICE WOTTON JOHN HAMILTON WILSON SUZANNE WYATT CARL C. WOOD NAOMI A. ZIEGLER 64 Simply Marvelous! Look at what the full figure girls are wearing! Just call me a bag lady. MOST LIKELY TO BE SEEN IN SPACE Joan Jakubiak Mike Paradis MOST WANTED BY THE ADMINISTRATION Aram Sorel Sue Vierra CLASS FLIRTS Marc Tavares Kerri Brocker 65 SENIOR MESSAGES To - Naomi Kinnunen “A child is someone who passes through your life, and then disappears into an adult.” Love, Mom To - Susan Viera and Jennifer Cottrell From diapers to caps and gowns- Congratulations! From - Mom and “Pop” To - Lou Sefranek We are filled with love and pride in you and we know that your parents are, too. Congratu- lations on your graduation. With love, From - Charlie and Celeste To -Aram (A.R.) Sorel To us you are The Biggest The Baddest The Best and if we had three wishes for you they would be: Patience Love Success Love you always, Mom Dad P. S. Thanks for keeping your promise to grad- uate. To - Paige Morris After all the wandering you did with us, we are glad you could be “home” for your senior year. We are very proud of you. From - Dad and Mom To - Glenn Hannon Practice makes perfect - We are sure you’ll win. From - Mom Dad To - Missy Plourde Along the road of life, enjoy the going and stop thinking so fiercely about getting there. From - Mom Dad To - Bill Rebello Congratulations! We are proud and pleased as you complete your work at Portsmouth High. You may be assured of our continuing love and support in whatever you pursue in the future. From - Mom Dad To - Nancy Louise Sinnott Congratulations and best wishes to you on this special day. The best to you in college and what- ever you may choose to do in the future. God bless you! With much love, - Mom and Dad To - Michele Mathieu We are justifiably proud of all your academic achievements over the years, but more than that, we take pride and delight in the person you have become. With love and best wishes Mom and Dad To - Brian Marnane Congratulations! From - Dad and Mom To - Karen Schmode Congratulations to Karen Schmode and the Class of ’85. We are proud of you and wish you continued success as you begin the next phase of your life. We love you. From - Mom, Dad and David To - Carolyn Guerin Whatever you do Wherever you go Our love and blessings go with you. From - Mum Rafael To - Kim Silva We give you our love; but not our thoughts. For your thoughts dwell in the dreams of to- morrow. Follow your dreams; for life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday. Love, Mom Dad To - Jennifer Smith Time is so fleeting. It seems like just yester- day that we were sending you off for your first day in school. Today, we are so proud of you. Hold fast to the thought that we will always love and support you in all of your endeavors. From - Mom and Dad To - David Silvia Thank you for making your four years at PHS a pleasant experience for us - and for making our job as parents so much easier - Happiness and success in the future, and don’t stop running! Love, Mom Dad To - Michelle Donnelly You are a wonderful daughter and we are very proud of you. Congratulations on your graduation. Good luck in college. Our wish for you is to be happy in whatever you choose to do. Love, Mums Pop Good luck Michelle. Love, Kelley To - Shelly LeBlanc Because this is such a very special time for you, we want to add our congratulations and best wishes for a future that grows brighter every year. Happiness and much love. From - Mom and Dad To - Suzanne Wyatt Our special congratulations to an extra spe- cial daughter and graduate. Love, Mom Dad To - Kenneth J. Miller Congratulations Ken! A mother couldn’t be more proud of a son than I am of you. If Harold was still with us I know he would be every bit as proud as your whole family is. Your repon- sibilities will increase as you go from school days into adulthood, do your best, be yourself and we all know you will succeed in whatever you undertake. From - Mom and family To - Christopher Coyne For seventeen years we have dreaded this day. The day when you would become a man and have to leave us to begin your own life. We have always been proud of you, but never as proud as we are now. Good luck son, we'll always be there for you. Love, Mom Dad To - Karen Harrington Imagine the long and winding road of your future as one filled with peace and love.” We are proud of what you have accomplished. We will love you forever. From - Mom, Dad, Kelley Dearest Robby, In the classroom and on the field, both aca- demically and athletically, you’ve had a great four years at P.H.S. You have made us proud in so many ways. As you start another phase of your life, continue to be as you are today and your future will be bright. Regardless, be happy. All our love. Mom and Dad To - Cari Ann Raposa “The nest is a beautiful place for a child to develop, but nest leaving is even more beauti- ful and can be viewed that way by the one leaving as well as the one watching the take off.” With love and pride. Mom Dad To - Charlie (Chuck) Cronin Congratulations, not only for your fine aca- demic achievements, but even more impor- tant for being a fine young man of outstanding character, a source of great pride and joy. Love, Mom and Dad To - “E BIB BISS” I want you to know how much I love you and how very proud I am! From - M- - - To - Donn Scott Miller Life is not a succession of extraordinary things. Life is just the loving attention to the needs of others. We are very proud of you. May you continue to become the man God wants you to be. From - Mom Dad To - Lisa Marie Myers Seventeen—and graduating! It doesn’t seem possible! You were a delight as a child and you've grown into a beautiful young woman, both inside and out. And now we have to set you free into a world that is just waiting for your youth and intelligence. You will make your mark, we're sure of that, and the Lord will hold you in the palm of His Hand as you endeavor to accomplish whatever is in His Di- vine Plan for you. We’re very proud to have you as our daughter. All our love. Mom and Dad 68 To - Ken Scigulinsky It's not easy to make a BEAR out of SUGAR. You’ve pleased us all. Good Luck! From - Ken Tia To - Matthew Marano Keep your goals high. We're proud of you and we love you. From - Mom, Dad Mike To - Kim Cookinham “Nurture your desires; build them in your mind. Go after them with passion and love of the deepest kind. I wish that all your dreams are fulfilled and the love and caring that you have shared with your family and friends will always remain with you and be returned to you. Love, Mom To - M. Melanie Gleiman “Quid Erit Futurum Cras Fuge Quaerere!” (Horaee) From - Dr. Mrs. Lubomir Gleiman To - Stacie Buiak Your 4 years are over, you made it “Babe . I’m so very proud of you, and hope your future holds all the things you want. Love Always, Daddy To - Robert Nutt Congratulations! May you never lose sight of goals you’ve set or dreams you're dreaming of. Love, Mom and Dad To - Hope Dickinson Congratulations from all the family. We’re very proud of you and wish you much success in the future. Love, Mom and Dad To - Michelle Borges Michelle, we are ever so grateful and proud to be your parents, may all our love and good wishes follow you wherever you choose to go. From - Mom Dad To - Phil Babine We wish you a happy and successful future. Love, Mom and Dad To - Catherine Flood Best of luck and success in future years. You are a very special person. Love, Mom Dad To - Richard Tatem Thanks for all the proud moments you’ve given us. Mom Dad To - Debbie Taylor To our lovely and loving Debbie, who has been our pride and joy, we hope that you find in your future the same happiness and love that you have brought to us. You deserve all the good and fine things the world has to offer. With all our love, Mom Dad 69 Remember When . . . We were the best class to enter PHS and still are! Our Freshmen semi-formal was canceled due to lack of interest Everyone took those “Great” Consumer Ed trips The whole school had Leo passes The food at the Junior prom was there— then gone Seniors had Senior priviledges! We had B.S. chants at hoop games Mr. Ciccone spoke. Ha! You could talk in the library We painted the barn as Freshmen US Gov’t wasn’t required Donuts and coffee at the Junior prom?? “NO” The good times We all failed Trig Wim wasn’t sarcastic?? We sold candles Everyone cheated in Chemistry Everything in life was “Jim Jim Dandy” Seeing M.D.M.M. A.C. on the “chain” We beat Middletown in the Thanksgiving game ’82 Elliot (thought) he had a fast car Mailloux’s Maullers and the “Big O” Ken had money?? NO! Our Senior year Felix was alive Painting the barn (MMMM) We almost got suspended on the first day of school Rob and Paul were arrested for stealing wood Lou hung Miss Significant Figure Scott was asked to EVERY PARTY!!! We were Powder Puff CHAMPS in our Ju- nior and Senior years We lost $67 on July 31st in the rathole The Rush concert Germany The back to school was busted Mr. Ack was Vice-Principal Andrea and Ralph went to Oli’s John went out for EXPENSIVE pizza We could get into R-rated movies Not remembering a thing! Rob had a perm Glenn trashed his car for a cat David Lopes set the lab table on fire in 7th grade Scott was a nice boy! P.B. (P.T.) got caught We lost the America’s Cup Whalestails The football team won The times in the Mazda We sold “REX” as a fund raiser The party at Mag’s house the 1st week in August We GRADUATED The boy’s bathroom was closed every day The smoke in the A-wing “Chill-out” was the word Summer ’84 in Newport (MMMM) Rob, Wim, Keith were spread eagle in Newport Computers with Mr. Charest We didn’t drink Caproni’s parties? Not really Bill and Chris at the Youth Hostel Hairy Palms We went on a Box hunt Phil B. spray painted Pam G.’s cat Filmstrips in Chemistry Pam G.’s great recipes Girls’ BB - team won a few games You took SAT’s for the 1st time You got your 1st ticket T T, S D Rob, Wim, Scott John went skinny dip- ping with girls’ soccer Candy Store Cup Retaliation We fit 8 people in a Fiesta and didn’t know til Surfer’s end Mrs. White’s career as a chimes player Lisa shot Mrs. Bescherer with a water gun Mr. Alfano was the Athletic Director Variety Shows David Dobrott played the flute We had a Swim team Mic (McGreavy) We didn’t have the 20 min. rule Circling the school 85 times Outstanding Seniors Each one an individual Willing to help others Eager to become involved and to achieve Michelle Borges Scott Wellington strong leaders ... admired and respected by many. .. valuable and considerate friends . .. sincere . .. generous ... accomplished students ... warm and loyal... hard working ... congenial... willing to encourage others ... intelligent and perceptive ... sensitive ... independent and self-assured ... well respected... very ambitious ... possessing dignity and confidence ... charming individuals ... enthu- siastic in every endeavor ... unintimidated by any challenge . . . will achieve success David Platt 71 73 Lisa Escobar David Lopes H 0 M E King Queen Michelle Borges Scott ■ Wellington 0 M I N G Lisa Escobar John Berard C 0 U R T Suzanne Wyatt Vance Lenzi The Court October 20, 1984 Jennifer Hill David Lopes Cindy Caprom Paul Magliocco 74 Class History Our first days at P. H. S. were filled with apprehension, confusion, and excite- ment. We were determined, high spirited and knew that it wouldn’t be long before we’d fit in. In our Sophomore year we were more at ease. Being accepted, we learned to relax and enjoy life at the high school. We became more involved in school activities and learned how to work together. With our junior year came more and more responsibilities. We began to plan our future but at the same time took time out to enjoy the present: parties, dances, and more parties! Mixed emotions were part of our Senior year. We were glad to finally be graduat- ing but at the sametime fearful for what may lie ahead of us. For these were probably the best times of our four years at P. H. S. and the most unforgetable. We learned more at P. H. S. than just basics; we learned from our mistakes and successes about the real world and ourselves. It’s a good feeling to look back and see how far we’ve come and how much we’ve accomplished and look to the future in the hopes of even better things to come. Good luck Class of 1985. OB Suzanne Wyatt Scott Wellington Michelle Borges Year 81-82 82-83 President Michelle Borges Michelle Borges Vice-President Biffy Lautieri Debbie Taylor Treasurer Kim Cookinham Cindy Caproni Secretary Catherine Flood Suzanne Wyatt Homecoming Queen Kris Perkins Kelly Lord Homecoming King Kevin Chaves Craig Clark Year 83-84 84-85 President Michelle Borges Michelle Borges Vice-President Lisa Escobar Lisa Escobar Treasurer Cindy Caproni Cindy Caproni Secretary Suzanne Wyatt Suzanne Wyatt Homecoming Queen Laurie Davidson Michelle Borges Homecoming King Chris West Scott Wellington 75 You Must Have Been A Beautiful . . . MOM............r More-more.........” Simply Marrr-velous!” “Time for another Got anymore? drink! “You wanna race! Bathing Beauties!” You oughta be in pic- Baby fresh babies” Chiquita Banana and tures! I'm here to stay! “FLASHA !” Bear it BABY! Can I please have the BABY in DISTRESS Time to make the don- car tonight DAD!” uts!” 78 “Is Mr. Rogers on to- day?” Can’t wait til JUNE 14. 1985! “Is it really RAINING?” I love my PUDDY I can’t do a THING KAT!” with my hair!” I’m so Adorable! Honest MOM. I didn’t Let’s go for a spin!” wet my pants!” “Why don’tcha come over an see me some- time!” Oh, no, not gam! t ai Blondes have more fun! Is that what they mean by a ROYAL FLUSH? Come and get it girls!1 He’s not home AGAIN!” Wanna be just like dad! I’ll wet my LIPS for you !” I'll take two of every- thing to go! It’s STUCK!” “DAD. we have to talk! Future Bride to be? 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If this don't get'em nothing will Double, double, toil and trouble; fire bum and . . . 92 OJTItll CDfOU «4— tOaaaAaU ii UJtU (6r — ohV4 Ji w ••cnh Mn fi-o A - � CAf TVJry fc- lUxw.rt f • Aa ft � V.� � 5co SL rr 4n � k 5Wic f tjfc CArtfiti 3� wtvj0« 0 wr y iiw« (hMUr . � Crb Tir -i A • • '• JTtHtm UtK fiec v y� 3 x, Ov (_, G Mef rrQA 06« Ahr o ry • — � — •-« A « «3 4 A.aw Cord« Bhr r, «r. Cu riV ■ • « •. Uxjt Art ru «.u i� —% 6— � ' W $- ? rtru unw A'fly a, far U Kohl CtS � - � C«rt� ‘AJua. iro £X ' € VviBtti YEARBOOK % Top Left: Sign-in please Top Right I could make you a star with just one picture Above Hurry before this bush grows! Right The Candy People' 1st row: W Douglas. V Lawson. K Sewell 2nd row T Lynch. L Myers. D Cordeiro. J Bazar. M Borges. M Do- brott. R Eyman Mrs. Janet Bazar Advisor Suzanne Boyce Editor-in-Chief Handy Armor Photographer Andrea Correia Senior Editor Norval Garnett Jr. Yearbook Representative FLY AWAY 97 BAND Left: How do they expect me to move my fingers and my feet at the same time? Right: Gee! I hope this audition goes well and I make ihe Stage Band. That Mr. Ainsworth is a tough man to please! Flutes 1st Row: D. Brown, E. Mol- leur. K. Roberts. J. Cook. E. Audino. L. Travers. L. Backman. P. Magliocco. 2nd Row: C. Beebe. R. Ka- det. S. Cote. A. Cory, J. Flad, N. Letiecq, T. Salva- dor. L. Martin. M. Burton. 3rd Row: L. Jackson. K. Borden. J. Armor. D. Man- ning. M. Igo. L. Myers, C. Goetzinger. J. Caston, S. Dunn. 98 Clarinets, Trumpets, Saxophones 1st Row: L. Clarisse. C. Duffy. J. Hill. E. Stickney. K. Meun- ler. C. Stone. D. Warren. L. Hibbad. M. Moitoza. 2nd Row: P. Levangie. D. Tedesco. C. •:’A Raposa. J. Smith. M. Rosser. R. Dyer. T. Lynch. R. Cogge- shall. M. Mathieu, C. Clark. L. Kistler. 3rd Row: D. Garcia. L. Davis. L. Grant. L. Davidson. J. Hill. K. Collins. J. Perry. Mi- chelle Hansen. D. DePasquale. 4th Row: L. Connors. D. Gar- agliano. A. Grauer. J. Galvin. A. North, T. Sullivan. M. Men- ezes. J. Lalli. 5th Row: M. Lema. J. Casey. K. Davidson. L. Dias. M. Hamblin, D. Nek- rasz. L. Rockwell. S. Mello. S. Walsh. J. Wilson. E. Balling. 6th Row: P. Lopes. D. Bridges. D. Powers. D. Resare. B. Sulli- van. M. Morgan. M. Kelly. C. Myers. 7th Row: K. Miller, D. Carlile. P. Lopes. J. Deffet, S. Hennessey. K. Almeida. M. Duffy. M. Maynard. 8th Row: M. Kane. T. Wilson. W. Lopes. W. Rebello. D. Lopes. N. Kin- nunen. C. Rebello. C. Daily. How did that piccolo player get in this line???? 99 1st Row: D. Oliveira. L. Sha- karian. J. Bidlack. E. Wilber. M. Moniz, J. Holden. 2nd Row: J. Peixinho, E. Kaull, P. Mag- liocco.G. Dorsey. E. Welch. M Corey. 3rd Row: B. Viveiros. W. West. P. Daigle. J. Cogge- shall. M. Kent, K. Berger. 4th Row: S. Berger. J. Barry. C. Spicola. P. DePasquale, A. Os- wald. K. Wood. 5th Row: R. Molleur, R. Chace. T. Sullivan. S. Vacchi. S. Kent. 100 Left: Maybe if I hide in this line Mr. A won’t see me! Right: We are going to keep marching until the person who made the wisecrack about my head size owns up to it. Freshman Band 1st Row: B. Borden. C. Turner, B. Smith, L. Rockwell, T. Pa- quette. K. Meunier, J. Armor, J. Oswald. E. Stickney, L. Tra- vers. 2nd Row: S. Kent, L. Kistler. M. Duffy. H. Marren, L. Grant. C. Stone. S. Mello. E. Audmo. 3rd Row: J. Correia. L. Connors. A. Cory. A. Grauer. B. Sousa. J. Galvin. J. Cook. K. Roberts. 4th Row: E. Ridden. K. Berger. S. Moore. 5th Row: P. Lopes. D. Camp- bell. P. Lopes. B. Viveiros. R. Chace. M. Kohl. R. Molleur. M. Maynard, M. Kelly. D. DePasquale. 101 Stage Band 1st Row: M. Moitoza. R. Cog- geshall. M. Duffy. L. Shakar- lan, M. Rosser. 2nd Row: E. Balling. 3rd Row: M. Kent, S. Vacchi. C. Myers. J. Wilson. D. Nekrasz. D. Powers. S. Berger. 4th Row: D. Lopes. -i............ 102 Pep Band 1st Row: J. Perry. M. Moitoza, L. Shakarian. M. Menezes. 2nd Row: S. Walsh. R. Coggeshall, M. Morgan. C. Goetzinger. L. Myers. D. DePasquale, M. Menezes. 3rd Row: M. Hansen. K. Berger. K. Wood. P. DePas- quale. R. Chace, C. Spicola. 4th Row: S. Vacchi. C. Myers. J. Wilson. E. Balling. D. Nek- rasz, D. Powers. A. Oswald. J. Barry. Left: McDonald’s All State Band Selections - M. Moitoza . C. Duffy Right: Are you sure that Ringo started out this way??? Sii ■ fr J i j D. Medeiros E. Wilber J. Little L. Kaull T. Salvador J. Peixinho 1st How: M. Shovelton. 2nd Row: E. Scigulinsky. A. Hayes. 3rd Row: S. Marren. C. Gray. K. Shaffer, B. Faye. R. Mathieu. 4th Row: T. Brad- shaw. K. Kaull. 5th Row: J. Casey. S. Kelly. L. Van Slyke CHEERLEADERS D. Moniz K. Brocker P. Magliocco FLAG TWIRLERS C. Raposa. E. Mello P. Schlip, L. Denton K. Ferreia. D. Brown M. Cotta. D. Tedesco C. Raposa. W. Warren 105 L. Koliscz. S. Lauder MAJORETTES 1st Row: K. Sanderson. S. Dormoy. M. Tarpey. 2nd Row: S. Williams. J. Crofton. A. Creaney. STUDENT COUNCIL Top left . . . and my dad said high school was hard . . . Center left: What do you mean - I don’t get any -??? Center right: Why can’t you be like the other children and pay attention? E.Wilber. C. Flood. J. Hill. Mr. Flood. K. Cookmham. 1st Row: E. Wilber. K. Cookmham, J. Hill. 2nd Row: K. Souza. J. Peixinho. M Borges. M. McNeilly, R. Mathieu. A. Hayes. E. Scigu- linsky, C. Clark. S. Dormoy. 3rd Row: L. Grant, T. Salvador. G. Hall. W. Douglas. S. Arruda, D. Jerome. L. Davidson. L. Ruggien. SENIORS Top left: The Cabbage Patch Twins. Top Cen- ter: Let’s see. what other period do I want to get out of??? Top right: School wouldn’t be half bad if it weren’t for the teachers!! Bottom Center: Posing for all these pictures can sure make you tired. Bottom right: Let us show you what Graphic Arts is really like!!! EXECUTIVE BOARD 1st Row: L. Shakanan. G. Hall. M. Mathieu, S. Wyatt. M. Borges. C. Caproni. L. Escobar. K. Scigulinsky. R. Knight. Mr. Gaudette (Advi- sor). 2nd Row: A. Correia. M. Donnelly. P. Magliocco, R. Mitchell, S. Wellington. P. Magliocco. P. Gianetis, J. Berard. G. Hannon. P. Babine, V. Lenzi. 3rd Row: D. Lopes, K. Cookinham. J. Hill, C. Flood, P. Oli- veira. K. Schmode, E. Lautieri, A. Easley. 4th Row: K. Almeida. H. Wotton. H. Dickinson. POWDER PUFF CHAMPS 1st Row: J. Berard. P. Magliocco. S. Wellington. M. Mailloux. K. Scigu- linsky. S. Wyatt. 2nd Row: P. Gianetis. R. Cooper. L. Escobar. M. Thibault, A. Easley. K. Pridgen. A. Correia. C. Caproni. B. Lautieri. 3rd Row: C. Flood. L. Wilkinson, L. Catterall, C. Kurtz. K. Cookinham. J. Hill, L. Shakanan. P. Oliveira, K. Schmode. M. Borges. 4th Row: M. Kim. M Morgan. L. Bucci, K. Almeida. L. Rogerson, V. Lenzi, P. Mag- liocco. H. Dickenson. R. Mitchell. G. Hannon. P. Babine. K. Brocker. B. Knight. JUNIORS Top left: Those bright lights are just tooo much. Top Center: You’re asking ME to dance!!! Top right: Can you believe it - this lunch cost me $1.35??? Bottom left: Just what the cafeteria needed - a little dressing up. Bot- tom Center: Will the REAL DEVIL please smile!!! EXECUTIVE BOARD 1st Row: T. Salvador.W. Douglas, K. Woods, J. Kekligian. 2nd Row: W. Lopes. C. Daily, J. Peixinho, E. Wilber, F. McNeilly. 3rd Row: S. Dunn. D. Warren. M. Moniz. C. Raposa. B. Wotton. POWDER PUFF 1st Row: P. Levangie, C. Daily, J. Palmer. D. Ashton, M. Gibson. K. Beveridge. L. Diagle. 2nd Row: J. Grinnell. J. Catalan, J. Flad. K. Ayars. C. Raposa. J. Kekligian. M. Thompson. 3rd Row: K. Sewell. T. Nutf. H. Sniezek. S. DeMay, K. Woods. B. Wotton. D. Brown. G. Jones. 109 SOPHOMORES Top left: It's just too nice a day to go back to work in school. Top Center: Yearbook Work- shop - 1984. Top right: The Lunchroom Gang! Bottom Center: Boy! These problems are sure getting tougher!! Bottom right: I finally got my foot into the ball. EXECUTIVE BOARD 1st Row: J. Hill. K. Schaffer. L. Davidson, S. Marren. M. West. K. Hamilton. 2nd Row: Mr. Rutkiewicz (Advisor). K. Kaull, C. Clark. E. Scigulinsky. R. Mathieu, K. Oliveira. 3rd Row: J. Casey. L. Jackson. K. Marshall. 110 POWDER PUFF 1st Row: K. Bolles, C. Douglas. R. Carrasco. J. Hill. L. Dias. 2nd Row: P. Babine. G. Goulet. K. Hamilton. J. Cates. S. Camara. R. Dyer. 3rd Row: D. Janczynsk. J. Lalli. D. Anthony. K. Schaffer. E. Scigulinsky. R. Mathieu. C. Clark. T. Lynch. M. Rosser. 4th Row. L. Davidson. C. Fravel. S. Stoker. C. Beebe. J. Kelly. K. Collins. S. Aranyos. K. David- son. 5th Row: K. Marshall. K. Donnelly, K. McCauley. K. Kaull, S. Joyce. S. Marren. 6th Row: D. Casey. B. Long. R. Hahn. C. Cesario, P. Babine. B. Knight. S. Wellington. L. Davis. FRESHMEN Top left: One more minute and it’s home we go!! Top right: Do I look like the type that would give you a false excuse??? Bottom left: Missed it completely that time!!! Bottom Cen- ter: What did I do to deserve this?? Bottom right: Just smiling pretty! i EXECUTIVE BOARD 1st Row: H. Marren. C. Caproni. L. Grant. P. O’Hara. 2nd Row: D. Jerome. M. McNeilly, S. Moore. L. Ridder, Mr. Blaess (Advisor). POWDER PUFF 1st Row: L. Rozul, K. Sanderson. M. Shovelton. 2nd Row: D. Jerome. D. Ingraham. 3rd Row: C. Stone. S. Mello, H. Marren. C. Pasyanos. L. Anthony. K. Wright. C. Caproni. L. Ruggieri. 4th Row: T. Cosgrove, J. Byers. N. Dirnberger. M. Hudson, E. Audino. S. Dormoy, R. Rocha. Ill NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row: S. Miller. R. Mitchell. M. Mathieu. W. Chase. 2nd Row: P. Oliveira. M. Kim. N. Ziegler, M. Borges. J. Hill. L. Uperti. 3rd Row: C. Duffy, C. Cro- nin, K. Kadet. D. Nekrasz, K. Cookinham. M. Welch, C. Caragianis. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Left to right: D. Nekrasz. C. Caragianis, C. Duffy ACADEMIC DECATHOLAN 1st Row: Mrs. Ashook (Advisor). 2nd Row: J. Tol- bert. M. Borges. M. Mathieu. 3rd Row: K. Kadet. J. Barry, S. Berger. J. Deffet. 112 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Top left: Just what we need for an afternoon snack. Top right: Not too much sauce now!! Center: How may we serve you?? Bottom right: Let’s see—was it serve from the left and clear from the right, or. serve from the right and clear from the left??? 1st Row: L. Uperti. W. Silvia. M. Welch. S. Boyce. S. Aranyos, S. Aranyos. 2nd Row: A. North. V. Lawson. R. Molleur. 3rd Row: T. Manville. M. Cory. C. Dufour. V. Farrell. E. Fontaine. 4th Row: Mr. Arruda (Advisor). S. Grant. P. Ottilige. C. Caragianis. A. Francis. C. Goet- zmger, J. Ragsdale. L. Backman. M. Parker. 5lh Row: J. Grinnell. D. Letiecq. D. Manning. J. Sanchez. A. Easely. P. Babine, R. Knight. S. Farrow.A. Enshaei. D. Lin. R. Renta. 113 lsl Row: B. Sullilvan. R. Chase, C. James. 2nd Row: J. Hill, M. Mathieu. M. Donnelley. S. Caragiams. D. Man- ning, P. Ottilige, D. Taylor. 3rd Row: T. Campell, S. Aranyos, P. Oliveira, M. Plourde. K. Kelley, L. Clansse, T. Lynch. 4th Row: J. Hill, C. Meng. R. Atkins, F. McNeilly. B. Kelly, M. Gump, H. Backman, L. Dias. 5th Row: D. Letiecq, K. Kadet, S. Far- row, M. Marano, G. Hall, C. Daily. W. Douglas. P. Babine. D. Lopes. R. Knight, D. Resare. Advisor.................Mrs. Maloney Editor-in-Chief. . . Christine Caragianis Assistant-Editors-in-Chief Michael Gump Debbie Taylor News Editors...............Pam Oliveira Missy Plourde Features Editor Ken Kadet Sports Editor..............David Lopes Michelle Mathieu Art Editor...................Scott Miller Classified Editor...........David Letiecq Production Assistants......Cari Raposa Ronda Cooper Patty Ottilige Secretary Patty Ottilige Typists..................Susan Maynard Silvia Miller Michelle Thibault Chris White 114 Mrs. Maloney (Advisor) SKI CLUB 1st Row: L. Grant. G. Mathews. A. Easley. B. Lauteri. C. Douglas. L. Davidson. K. Kurtz. 2nd Row: D. Carman. L. Clarisse. J. Hill. S. Pearsall. S. Cote. R. Dyer. T. Lynch. M. Rosser. K. Soares. M. Perry. A. Hayes, C. Clark. K. Lord. 3rd Row: B. Viveiros. K. Phelps. J. Landers. M. Welch. C. Caragianis. C. Finn. M. Smith. 4th Row: L. Sefranek. K. Brocker, P. Babine. 5th Row: P. Butler. G. Minese. N. Kim. L. Hibbard, C. Stuckey. R. Capobianco. H. Gardener. S. Vye, R. Cooper. K. Ferreia. 6th Row: P. Silvia, C. Wood. T. Coleman. S. West. R. Morton. E. Item. M. West. K. Marshall. C. Caproni. J. Ragsdale. K. Oliveira. J. Kekligian. B. Stickney. L. Bucci. R. Atkins. L. Fravel. K. Pridgen. H. Sniezek. C. Fravel. M. Cotta. M. Gump. B. Bednarski. L. Anthony, J. Russell. J. Sullivan. 7th Row: F. McNeilly. R. McManus. C. Daily. C. Rebello. H. Dickenson. E. Scigulinsky. R. Mathieu. S. Marren. S. Horvath, S. Buiak. 8th Row: R. Oswald. K. Norton. B. Knight. S. Wyatt, D. Platt, R. Mitchell. P. Gianetis, S. Dunn. D. Ashton. D. Dobrott. D. Nekrasz. Top: Winter Olympics here we come!! Center: That sure was a good run -1 only fell once, or was it twice - OKAY three times!!! Bottom: Mrs. Ferri (Advisor) MATH CLUB 1st Row: D. Lin. E. Lin, M. Menezes. A. Enshaei. 2nd Row: M. Kent. D. Nekrasz. C. Carlisle. 3rd Row: C. My- ers. M. Welch. SMOKING COUNCIL Mrs. Lee McGaw - Advisor 1st Row: H. Dickinson. D.Taylor. M. Borges. 2nd Row: L. Myers. M. Morgan. 3rd Row: Mrs. McGaw (Advisor). K Almeida. 4th Row: D. Platt. R. Mitchell. P. Babine. Please God. I’m Only 17! The day I died was an ordinary school day. How I wish I had taken the bus! But I was too cool for the bus. I remember I wheezled the car out of mom. Special favor, I pleaded. All the kids drive. When the 2:50 bell rang. I threw all my books in the locker. I was free until 8:40 tomorrow morning! I ran to the parking lot, excited at the thought of driving a car and being my own boss. Free! It doesn't matter how the accident happened. I was goofing off—going too fast. Taking crazy chances. But I was enjoying my freedom and having fun. The last thing I remember was passing an old lady who seemed to be going awfully slow. I heard the deafmg crash and felt a terrific jolt. Glass and steel flew everywhere. My whole body seemed to be turning inside out. I heard myself scream. Suddenly I awakened: it was quiet. A police officer was stand- ing over me. Then I saw a doctor. My body was mangled. I was saturated with blood. Pieces of jagged glass were stick- ing out all over. Strange that I couldn’t feel anything... Hey, don’t pull that sheet over my head. I can’t be dead. Later I was placed in a drawer. My folks had to identify me. Why did they have to see me like this? Why did I have to look at mom’s eyes when she faced the most terrible ordeal of her life? Dad suddenly looked like an old man. He told the man in charge. Yes. he is my son. The funeral was a weird experience. I saw all my relatives and friends walk toward the casket. They passed by. one by one. and looked at me with the saddest eyes I’ve ever seen. Some of my buddies were crying. A few of the girls touched my hand and sobbed as they walked away. Please . . . somebody . . . wake me up! Get me out of here. I can’t bear to see my mom and dad so broken up. My grandpar- ents are so racked with grief they can barely walk. My broth- er and sisters are like zombies. They move like robots in a daze, everybody! No one can believe this. And I can’t believe it, either. Please don’t bury me! I’m not dead! I have a lot of living to do! I want to laugh and run again. I want to sing and dance. Please don’t put me in the ground. I promise if you give me just one more chance. God, I’ll be the most careful driver in the whole world. All I want is one more chance. Please God. I’m only 17! P.H.A.D.D. 1st Row: D. Manning. R. Chase. L. Uperti. M. Morgan. C. Coyne. B. Silvia. 2nd Row: D. Taylor. K. James. A. Kieron, S. Kieron, C. Rosario, J. Cronin. D. Platt. Mr. Blaess (Advisor) no AIDES Standing: K. Almeida. Sitting: Mrs. McGaw. R. Fay. Standing: J. Garcia. R. Foss. Sitting: Ms. Porter, S. Mooney. LIBRARY AIDES OFFICE AIDES 1st Row: L. Shakarian. D. Brown. R. Hahn. M. Lawrence. 2nd Row: R. Dopart, K. Silva. S. Sullivan. D. Hahn. Standing: A. Terry. Mrs. Cherry. Silting: K. James. M. Corry. 117 SENIOR CHORUS 1st Row: T. Beckham, S. Horvath. S. Williams, S. Du- bell. S. Wheeler. 2nd Row: Mr. Kekligian, J. Hill, J. Killeen. C. Hedly. W. Spurlock. L. Wilkinson. M. Moi- toza. C. Rosario. S. DeMay. 3rd Row: D. Taylor, S. Ev- ans. K. Warren. K. Wright, K. Oliviera. M. Hudson. D. Denton. H. Jones. M. Shovelton. T. Cosgrove. 4th Row: J. Gnnnell, L. Wadley, G. Hall. C. Ayers. J. Crofton, J. Santos. D. Silvia, R. Foss, R. Renaud. M. Piermont. FRESHMEN CHORUS 1st Row: S. Dubell, S. Wheeler. K. Wright. M. Hudson. H. Jones. 2nd Row: S. Williams. S. Evans. M. Piermont. M. Shovelton. T. Cosgrove. 3rd Row: Mr. Kekligan. J. Crofton. K. Warren. GLEE CLUB 1st Row: D. Denton, A. Francis. 2nd Row: J. Nichols. J. Hill. M. Menezes. M. Kent. 3rd Row: D. Taylor. L. Esco- bar. K. Oliveira. S. Horvath. M. Smith. 118 SENIORS SERVING SENIORS Top Left: Knitting can be very relaxing and fun at the same time. Top right: I never really thought I was that great a singer!! Center: This is the decoration I made. Bottom left: Just having a real good time. Bottom right: We are happy that all of you are enjoying yourselves. 119 COLOR ME BEAUTIFUL Top left: The Color Wheel in black and white. Top right: Are you kidding - I'm more a Spring person than a Winter person!! Center: Somehow this all makes sense. I didn't know I was doing it wrong for all this time. Bottom left: With or without the jacket Bottom right: I just hope she doesn’t pick me to demonstrate anything. 120 ATHLETIC AWARDS Top left: Congratulations for a job well done!! Top right: But I really enjoyed playing tennis. Center: See my letter, guys? Bottom left: I knew I was outstanding!! Bottom right: I hope I can remember all their names! 121 PREPARING PHS'S THROUGH STUDENT COUNCIL'S CHILD DEVELOPMENT Top left: I just know I’m going to have to clean up after all these kids leave!! Top right: When do we eat? Center left: Wait until I show Mom what I made today! Center right: One for you. One for me. Two for you. One for me. Three for you . . . Bottom: Let me see how close I can creep to those girls before they notice me??? CLASS OF 199 SANTA'S WORKSHOP THE WORKSHOP Top left: Christmas is defi- nitely a fun time! Top right: Let's see. you have a full house and your opponent has four of a kind. Center: Now what color would you like to use?? Bottom left: Let's see if Frank Jr. can tell us what flavor it is?? Bottom right: I can’t wait until that boy in the picture next to us grows up. He is going to be a hunk. 123 CARNATION DAY Top left: I guess when you’ve got it, you’ve got it!!! Top right: Just doing a blooming business!!! Center left: Some girls with heart! Center right: Okay, so you caught me eating - so what now?? Bottom right: Just one of the gang hanging around! 124 Top left: In front of me are two bowls. Can anyone tell me which bowl is bigger??? Top right: Some life!! After working in the nut fac- tory all week I have to spend my Saturday selling nuts at a football game. Will the real nut please stand up!! Bottom left: Would you like me to change your grade on last weeks test? Bottom right: Let’s go Portsmouth!!! 125 Top left: Let’s get this show on the road!!! Top right: Just another group of Patriots from New England. Bottom left: The book is very specific in the spelling of that word. Bottom right: I don’t know why I have to do this?? Mr. Kekligian or Mr. Richards would really do a much better job. Top left: Work. Work. Work! Test. Test. Test! Grades. Grades. Grades! Fail, Fail. Fail! Happy. Happy. Happy!!! Top right: Sometimes if you smile like this the girls will come over to you and ask you to dance. Bottom left: A real Class act!!! Bottom right: I'll never let on that this really hurts and that I did it all for the class. 127 Top left: Bridging the gap between Portsmouth and Bristol. Top right: I'm going to gel home one way or another today!! Center left: Let me introduce a few of our stars in track. Center right: Thank you for the introduction Mr. Travers. Bottom left to right: Whose idea was this anyway? This is really back- breaking work!! 128 Top left: What did we do wrong, Mr. Flood? Why the line-up? Top right: Please remember that a special valentine will be given to anyone who re- turns their book to the shelf, pushes their chair in and cleans the papers from their area. Center: I’d like to help you Mrs. Cassesse but it is really too late to come to me for career guidance. Bottom left to right. Did someone say Break!!! Top left: You should have heard what they were saying in the ladies room! Did you know that she told him to....Top right: Rising to the occassion. Bottom left: Now to make it to the top bar and then for the big dismount. Bottom right: What do you mean Accounting doesn’t figure up”? Is that some kind of a joke??? Top left: I think I’m going to like this job!! Top right: Why are we posing for this picture??9 Bottom left: Who said this school has no PEP?? Bottom right: They promised me a first class store to sell my candy in — look at what 1 got — a closet!!! Who do I complain to??? 132 Top left: Now, to try and eat this and not get anything on this white suit. Top right: If I could only find the girl that these shoes belong to I think I would really be happy. Center: Rallies are boring!!! Bottom left: I realize all of you are new at this but you sure are doing a good job. The trick is to point at the board while looking at the class. Bottom right: Steppin out in style!! v- •• ' x X' ■ jV. htarqilton piloting compan CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’85 SPECIAL THANKS Thanks Mom and Dad! Kerri Brocker Thanks for everything Mom and Dad! Lisa L. Bucci Thanks Mom and Dad ... I Love You! Christopher Joseph Coyne Thanks Mums and Pop. I Love You! Michelle Christine Donnelly Thanks Mom and Dad. I Love You! Kathryn A. Nichols To my family - Thanks for all your support. I Love You! Lanore Marie Pinto Thanks Mom and Dad for everything! Christine Ann Warren Mom. Dad. I Love You - R.I.P. Thanks for everything C.S.. C.S. Portsmouth on rhode island 02871 401-683-2100 Portsmouth Lions Club BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1985 Lou Sefranek Thanks Mom and Dad for everything - I Love You Glen Mom and Dad - Love and Laughter Always! Heather Thanks for all the time you spent with me. Most of all. thanks for putting up with me. I Love You! Naomi Kmnunen Thanks Mom and Dad for all your understanding. 1 Love You! Scott Wellington You’re the Greatest - I Love You Lots! Kim Almeida Center left: This is the first time we worked all year in this class!!! Bottom left: All you really need is a unique idea and ’BANG’ it’s Cabbage Patch success - raking in the GREEN!! Bottom right: The shirt says it all!!!!! rhe 1984 Portsmouth High School Football team’s season was one of “Highs” and “Lows”. Their victories were convincing while their losses were for the most part by narrow mar- gins. Despite the outcome of the season, out- standing performances were given by David Platt who scored a career total of 17 touchdowns, Paul Magliocco who holds the school record for the longest field goal (31 yards) and had a career total of 9 field goals and 31 extra points, and John Berard who set a school record for the number of passes caught in a single season (36) and total yards (450). Other Senior players who contributed to the team’s suc- cess were Glenn Hannon, Dave Dobrott, Ken Scigu- linsky, Scott Wellington, Ron Rebello, Phil Babine, Mike Mailloux, and John Poniatowski. %-;� V • % « 'j w ' • j, -j- •' ’W - j r? ■ mi mm Ii3 . - ■ 9«. 0 • 3 7 r- 1st row: S. Camara. L. Camara. K. Hamilton, S. Wellington. D. Dobrott, R. Rebello, P. Magliocco, D. Platt, K. Scigulinsky, M. Moise, C. Patrinos. K. Walker, C. Russell, F. Chaves 2nd row: Coach Narcizo. M. Mailloux, J. Healy, M. Palmer, J. Schweyer. D. Sanderson, S. Viera, C. Bailey, G. Moise. J. Berard, G. Goulet. J. Cates, J. Gabriel. T. Coleman, J. Poniatowski, J. Carroll, W. Welsh. M. Gibson. P. Little. G. Hannon, P. Babine 138 Top: Gimme the ball and I'll take it in for the score. In- set: D. Platt P. Magliocco Bottom Left: Now I want everyone to bow like these guys. Center: Pigs never looked sooo goood! Bottom right: Hey!! Where did ev- eryone go? 139 rhis year’s team completed the regular season with a record of eleven wins, four losses, and one tie, finish- ing in second place in division one east. Among the notable accomplishments of the team was the fact that three of the top ten scorers in the state were from the Patriot squad. The team placed three mem- bers on the division one east first team; Jim Hall, Rob Mitchell, Rob Oswald; three members on the second team; Jim Deffet, Mike Paradis, Rich Tatem; and two members with honorable mention; Mike Rego, Ken Morton. Starting for the Patriots were Jim Hall, Rob Mitchell and Mike Paradis at foreward, Pat Galvin, Rich Tatem, and David Scheu at midfield, and Rob Oswald, Jim Deffet, Rick Morton at full- back. The fourth fullback position was shared by Nam Kim and Scott Borden. Mike Rego and Ken Morton shared the goal- tending duties, each with nearly identical win-loss, and goals against records. Billy James served as a very versatile first man off the bench along with Dave Kamps, William Chase, Steve Berger, Bob Knight, Scott Atkins, Barry Arruda, Rob McManus, and Chris Daily who missed nearly all of the season due to a knee injury. The tri-captains for this year’s team were Rob Mitchell, Rob Oswald and Rich Tatem, whose strong leadership along with the assistance of managers Peter O’Hara and John McLaughlin and scorers Dee Warren and Lisa Martin contributed to an outstanding season in the opinion of coaches Ray Sabourin and Pete O’Hara. 1st row: R. McManus. S. Borden. J. Hall. R. Oswald. R. Mitchell. R. Tatem, R. Morton, B. Arruda 2nd row: Coach O'Hara, K. Morton, P. Galvin, S. Berger, M. Paradis. D. Scheu, D. Kamps. C. Daily. S. Atkins, B. Knight, N. Kim. M. Rego 141 G 1 ] R. 1 L S - • rhe Girls Soccer Team was much improved in only its second year of varsity competition. The team won 12 lost 2 and tied 2 games and finished third in the league. The highlight of the season was a 2-0 victory over State Champion South Kingstown. Kathy Ayars and Laurie Rockwell were selected to the R. I. All State 1st team. 1st row: M. Kim. K. Ayars, K. Vickers. K. Meunier. L. Rockwell, K. Berger, K. Meunier 2nd row: J. Tolbert. C. Beebe. C. Caproni, G. Hall. M. Plourde. M. Donnelly. M. Math- ieu. M. Igo, K. Donnelly 3rd row: Coach Rutkiewicz. B. Letiecq, R. Kadet, J. Lalli. J. Flad. N. Letiecq. K. Marshall, M. O'Neill, S. DeMay. Coach Thibault l« Top: Is this team work! In- sent: “Mon Dieu” Bottom Left: The moment I’ve been waiting for Center: One step closer to victory Bottom Right: Patriot Power Cii .R K _A he 1984 season saw the Junior r Varsity Soccer Team go unde- feated and finish with a record of 12 wins, 0 ties, and 0 losses. The team featured many promising soccer players and played well throughout the season. 1st Row: S. West. S. Ar- ruda, T. Fagan. M. McNeil- ly. Capt. F. McNeilly. B. Mitchell. R. Pardo de Zela, G. Minese. B. Paul. E. Item 2nd Row: T. Wilson. S. Tol- bert. B. Campion. Y. Per- ullo, M. Roderiques, M. West, C. Rebello. B. Le- tiecq, C. Rego. R. Miller. C. Garcia. Coach J. Blaess Top Right: Excedrin headache No. 683. Bottom Left: Remember, we’re moving from left to right. Bottom Right: Okay, your turn. 144 V ♦ , he Freshman Soccer Team fin- rished its season with an unbeat- en slate, recording a 7-0-1 season. Many boys on the team should prove to be valuable to the overall program in upcom- ing years! 1st row: M. Corry. D. Trombley. B. Leliecq, T. Paquette. S. Kent 2nd row: S. Sherman. S. Stinton. R. Pardo de Zela, M. McNeilly. W. Koshoffer. Coach John Blaess 3rd row: B. Mitchell. T. Fagan. S. Tolbert, Y. Perullo, R. Sun. M. Creaney (not pictured: Coa- ch Arthur Cabral) 1« boy! he inexperienced Patriot Tennis rTeam came away from the sea- son much improved and with a lot of promise for the 1985 cam- paign. Co-captain Rich Tatem was selected to the all-league team. In addition, Tatem teamed with co- captain Rob Sparks to place as an all-divi- sion doubles selection. 1st Row: D. Bolton. S. Mello, R. Tatem. R. Sparks. G. Maynard 2nd Row: Coa- ch R. Harvey, W. Lauder. R. Knight, J. Deffet. M. Marano. J. Granger Top: Let’s see - He said KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL! Bottom Left: I'm already - Now where is the ball!! Bottom Right: This is a real sissy game, but I’ll do it. 146 MftAft V . ..• 1st Row: J. Kelly 2nd Row: C. Caragianis, D. Manning. K. Oliveira. K. Beveridge. M Borges 3rd Row: B. Smith. S. Mello, C. Stone. C. Caproni. C. Borges, S. Aranyos Top Left: Is this how Martina start- ed? Bottom Left: Come on baby, stay in bounds!!! Bottom Right: Captain Michelle Borges and Coach Ralph Harvey he Fall Tennis Team had a suc- rcessful 6 and 4 winning record. Captain Michelle Borges and sophomore Joan Kelly were se- lected to the first team all-divi- sion singles. Sandy Aranyos and Karmen Beveridge made first team all-di- vision doubles. Candice and Stephanie Bor- ges were named to the all-division second team doubles. 148 1st Row: K. Hamilton. B. Rebello, M. West. M. Schweyer. P. Maglioeco. R. Mitchell. D. Silvia. K. Sci- gulinsky. S. Dionne, E. Item. J. P. Binette 2nd Row: Asst. Coach P. O'Hara, B. Trezvant, W. Chase. S. Miller. C. Daily. F. McNeilly. D. Bierman. D. Powers, D. Nekrasz, R. Re- bello. P. Morton. C. Re- bello. E. Nekrasz, K. Morton. D. Resare. Head Coach J. Blaess Top Right: What does a spear chucker spear when he's out chucking spears??? Bottom Left: First Place - AW- R1GHT!!! Bottom Right: I thought I was suppose to set the pace for you Robbie!! he 1984 season saw the Patriot r Track and Field Team finish 3rd in both relay and class competi- tion. Many fine performances were turned in throughout the season as many athletes saw their personal records bettered as the sea- son progressed. The freshman team fin- ished 2nd in the state and the JV team finished 3rd in showing that upcoming years look solid for the track program! W i — - GIRLS he Portsmouth High School r Girls’ Track and Field Team of 1984 was the best team in the history of Portsmouth High. Nine school records were bro- ken. The team was runner up in the class “B” championship to the eventual state champions. The team, coached by Buddy Kane, was led by senior co-captains Caroline Pimentel, Carole Bradshaw and freshman sensation Kristen Marshall. Car- oline broke three school records as did Car- ole. Kristen broke two school records as well as anchoring the school record break- ing 400m relay team of which Caroline was also a member. Carole Bradshaw was se- lected for the R.I. All State Track and Field Team by winning the javelin in the state meet with a throw of 124T0”. 1st Row: M. Lopes. K. Ayers. C. Pimental, C. Caproni, M. Borges. Coach B. Kane 2nd Row: K. Marshall. J. Catalan, H. Dickinson. L. Martin. K. McCauley 3rd Row: M. Robinson. N. Caproni. M. Gleiman. M. Ashman Top: Stretch - 2-3-4-. Bottom: Meet you at the finish line. 150 FRESHMAN JW rhe Freshman Football team end- ed regular season play with a 3 - 4 record. It was marked by a team that demonstrated good hitting, well executed option football and basic understanding of the four defense. Although small in numbers, the Freshmen compensated for their limited members by having a strong determination to stay within reach of, and giving good competi- tion to, every team on their schedule. 1st Row: M. Kelly. D. Jerome. R. Ramsey, R. Smith, D. DePas- quale. P. Lopes. Coa- ch Ferreira. 2nd Row: T. Walker. M. Rebello. M. Welby. N. Hamblin, M. Oli- veira. J. Sullivan. 3rd Row: D. Ingraham. P. Lopes. J. Zeh, B. O'Neill. G. Thomas. B. Douglas. E. Lin. Top: Just follow me. I’ll lead the way!!! Bot- tom Left: Hey! Who do I give this to now??? Bottom Right: Awards Day - De- cember. 1984 sues rhe girls’ gymnastic team had a very successful season under the direction of Alicia and Karen Raiola. This determined group of talented athletes finished fourth in league competition. Co-captains for the 84-85 season were seniors Debra Medeiros and Michele Mathieu. 1st Row: D. Medeiros. D. Per- kins. M. Mathieu. 2nd Row: B. Silvia, K. Bergquist, H. Gard- ner, C. Correia. 3rd Row: S. Mello. R. Hahn. J. Frizzell. Top left: It's amazing how different things look from this perspective?? Bottom left: These compulsories are difficult!!! Bottom right: If Cathy Rigby can do it - so can I!!! 151 Top right: I guess I can't hit that much with my eyes closed!! Center left: I’m going to get that third baseman yet!!! Center right: JUMP—JUMP—JUMP Bottom left: Things really aren't THAT bad!!! Bottom right: Gotcha!!! 152 eing a first year baseball coach at Portsmouth High School, it is dif- ficult to measure the talent that is available to me. I would like to make one comment to P.H.S. baseball candidates, and that is, whether you are a freshman or a senior commit yourselves to your studies first, then to me, and there is no limit to what we can accomplish. 1st Row: P. Babine, R. McManus, J. Palmer. B. James. K. Moms. M. Mailloux, J. Cates. 2nd Row: K. Aguiar. S. Grif- fiths. A. Asher, C. Bai- ley. S. Barry. G. Steiner. J. Carroll, D. Ashton. Coach Annarummo. Top left: Boy. did that hurt! Top nght: Let's go baby: one more strike and we can call it a victory! Bottom left: Nice put-away! Bottom right: I wish I could pay this close attention while I'm in class!! 153 154 FTBALL rhe Portsmouth High School Girls’ Softball team consisted of both a varsity and junior varsity squad. The team played a fourteen game schedule which included contests against the 1984 state champions and the 1984 state finalists. Our team was dominat- ed by many young players and few seniors, making 1984 a building year for the sport. The major highlight of our season was a rare triple play executed by Sandy Rua and Stacey Sullivan. Aside from the bad weather which plagued the girls through- out the 1984 season, the team played hard, enjoyed the competition, and is looking for- ward to a winning season in 1985. 1st Row: Coach Ford. L. Shakarian, J. Flad. P. Oliveira. M. Math- ieu. K. Oliveira. K. Cookinham. 2nd Row: L. Davidson. J. Lalli. J. Grinnell. T. Peterson. S. Rua, K. Soares. J. Kelly. Top left: Here I am using the Portsmouth Double Bat Technique!! Bottom left: STRIDE — SWING — CONTACT rhe 1984 Girls’ Cross Country team finished a very respectable 4th in the toughest division - the East- ern Division. Often plagued by in- juries, the team was able to qualify for the 3rd year in a row for the State Championships, finishing 2nd behind a young but powerful Burrillville team in the Class Championships. Portsmouth fin- ished 2nd at the County Championships, with State Champions Rogers finishing first and Middletown finishing third. Portsmouth competed most of the season without the speed of injured Senior Cap- tain Melanie Gleiman. Pulling up the slack from her absence were Junior Captain Mi- chelle Robinson, earning All Division 2nd Team honors for the 3rd year in a row, sophomore Kate McCauley, senior Naomi Kinnunen, freshman Laura Kistler, sopho- mores Becky Silvia and Michelle Kent and junior Mary Burton. These runners battled for the top positions this year. Newcomers to the team were freshmen Carolyn Turner, Lorie Oesterling and Bridget Kelly. Runners who were plagued with injuries throughout the season and were not able to run were: Becky Alves, Kim Souza, Kelly Almeida, Tammy Beckham, Courtney Clark and Kim Meleleu. Tri-Captains for the new year include: Mary Burton, Kate McCauley and Michelle Robinson - this years Most Valuable Run- ner Recipient. 1st Row: K. Souza, B. Silvia. L. Kistler. M. Robinson. M. Gleiman. B. Alves. T. Beckham. M. Ashman. 2nd Row: S. Walsh. C. Turner. K. Meleleu. C. Clark, K. McCauley, M. Kent. M. Burton. B. Kolodziejczak. B. Kelly. L. Osterling. Top left: Portsmouths' own Mary Decker vs Zola Budd Y - BOYS rhe Boys’ Cross Country team ex- perienced improvement as a team and honors for individual accom- plishments in the 1984 season. The team finished fourth in the Eastern Division and in Class C. A hard team effort at the Newport County Cham- pionships was rewarded by a second place finish. Cross Country is a sport in which individ- uals strive to do their best in a grueling competition that does not receive the at- tention of large crowds, bands, and news- paper coverage. But it is a sport that brings out the best in an individual. Team Captain David Silvia finished his career with out- standing finishes in the County, Class, State, and New England Championships. Dave also set a record for the course at Portsmouth High School. Scott Dionne, Scott Santerre and John Rogerson also ac- complished tremendous improvement in the season and will be the core of a better ’85 team. 1st Row: J. Rogerson. D. Bierman. D. Silvia, S. Dionne. J. Bin- ette. 2nd Row: S. Santerre, P. DePasquale, D. Powers. P. Boudewyns. S. Callahan. Top left: When the going gets tough Portsmouth High School Pours It On. Bottom left: Where's the gun - Where's the gun??? 157 G O rhe P.H.S. Golf Team (state run- ner up) and division champions last year hope to continue the winning tradition. The dedication shown by the team members has led to their success. The friendships start- ed will carry on the rest of their lives. 1st Row: J. Holden. T. Har- kin. T. Borden, D. Bams. S. Arruda 2nd Row: Coach J. Flood, S. Borden. M. Ste- phenson. C. Flood Top right: They tell me you can hit a ball. son. Show me your stuff. Bot- tom left: Flood's follow-through form Bottom right: I really hit it!! 158 ‘vrVi ■j MANI rhe backbone of the varsity pro- gram starts at the freshman level with Coach Ken Dolbashian. This year the freshmen have a number of talented players such as Pat Galvin, Dennis Jerome, Duke Ingraham, Ben Douglas and Brian Letiecq. Don’t be surprised to see a number of these players on the varsity team next year. Top left: I stole that one from you. didn' I??? Bottom left: It's about this wide and this tall and you throw a ball into it for two points. Bottom right: GOOOD FORM!!! Kneeling: P. Lopes. P. Lopes, D. Rector. D. Je- rome, P. Galvin. D. Per- rotti, Standing: Coach Dolbashian, T. Ribeiro. M. Kohl. B. Letiecq, D. Ingra- ham, B. Douglas. Coach Doug Clark has a fine group of boys with excellent basketball potential this year. He is doing a fine job in giving these boys the experience they will need to help the varsity next year. Outstanding players this year have been Chris Harmon, Craig Steiner, Don Ashton, Mike Rodriques, Jim Hall, Pat Flynn and Scott Borden. This team finished with a winning record for 1985. Mi' 1st Row: J. Sanchez. D. Ashton. P. Flynn. C. Steiner. M. Boul- chia, M. Rodriques. 2nd Row: Coach Sweet. P. Boudwyn, C. Harman. K. Walk- er. J. Hall, S. Borden. T. Smith, Coach Clark. Top right: In for TWO! Bottom left: Help me out - This guy is getting too close. Bot- tom right: Okay guys - we got the lead, now let’s play keep-away. 160 VARSITY rhis year’s Portsmouth Basketball team has the potential to be one of the finest in the school’s histo- ry. The Patriots are led by Co- Captains Dave Platt and William Chase. The remaining team members in- clude Jim Carroll, John Berard, Glenn Hannon, Mike Rego, Mike Paradis, Ken Scigulinsky, and transfers Gerard and Mark Moise. Patriot’s Coach A1 Sweet feels that Ports- mouth’s success is due to the fact that they play as a team and that the players are unselfish. Thus far this season the Patriots’ have enjoyed victories over Middletown - twice - and Bristol. They have also won their first Christmas Tournament. Coach Sweet feels that the Patriots have a chance to win their Class C-2 Division. 1st Row: M. Moise, J. Berard. D. Platt. W. Chase. M. Rego. C. Steiner. 2nd Row: R. Mitchell, G. Hannon. K. Scigulinsky. G. Moise. M. Paradis, J. Carroll, D. Ashton. Coach Sweet. Top left: Double Trouble - Four hands and four legs. Bottom left: Let me show you this little toy that I got for Christmas. Now you take this pen and draw a line here. then you connect these dots.....Bottom right: I don't think that ball is ever going to come down!!! 1st Row: S. Grant. D. Brown (Co-Captain), L. Rozul, C. Bev- ridge, C. Stone. K. Sewell (Co- Captain). 2nd Row: S. Aranyos. A. Gray, C. Beebe, M. Rosser. J. Tolbert, L. Flood. T. Ashman, CoacbvAkuce- wich. Top right: The form is OK but you really need a ball. Bottom left: Did you really think I was going to throw it to you??? Bottom right: You watch me while I watch the ball. JV - GIRU rhe Girls’ Junior Varsity Basket- ball Team has become very fast and aggressive this year. The team, with co-captains Diana Brown and Kim Sewell, along with Chris Beebe, Cindy Stone, Andrea Gray, Jennifer Catalan and Karman Bev- eridge, has won two exciting games and lost a heart breaker at the buzzer. After a slow start and with still half the season to play, the team will do well this year. The other players who have contributed to the effort are: Morgan Rosser, Lizzie Flood, Tina Ashman, Sandy Aranyos, Sabrina Grant, Letica Rozul and Jennifer Tolbert. RSITY rhe Portsmouth High School Girls’ Basketball Team strives for year- ly improvement. The team’s ex- cellent spirit leads to an enjoyable experience for all members. Many fine accomplishments come from the members hard work and dedication. Top left: Come on girls - who is sup- pose to be under the basket??? Bot- tom left: No you don't - it's mine!!! Bottom right: I think I'll take this shot. 1st Row: D. Warren. J. Lalli, M. Robinson. G. Hall. K. Donnelly. J. Flad. 2nd Row: Coach Flood. G. Sle- fanopoulus. L. Shakarian. J. Kelly. K. McCauley. K. Ayars. N. Letiecq. M. Ashman. s e n i 0 r D 1 r e c t 0 r y 1 9 8 5 KAREN HELEN AGUIAR 233 Brownell Lane 683-2089 KENNETH M AGUIAR 718 Bristol Ferry Road 683-3571 Baseball 2. 3. 4; Football 1 TIMOTHY MICHAEL AGUIAR 36 West Shore Road 683-9686 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 KIMBERLY ANNE ALMEIDA 481 Sandv Point Avenue 846-4838 Ski Club 1. 4 Powder Puff 4 GRACE ELIZABETH ALVES 92 Cherokee Drive STEVEN J AMARAL 488 Park Avenue 683-1357 DUANE MICHAEL ATKINSON 129 Hummocks Avenue 683-3974 PHILIP E. BA BINE 21 Eyler Drive 683-4072 Baseball 1.2.3.4; Football 3.4: Soccer 2: Basketball 3; Executive Board 2.3.4: Ski Club 2. 3. 4 JONATHAN DAVID BARRY 168 Fairview Lane 683-0528 Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Bund 1. 2.3.4: Stage Band 3. Woodwind Ensemble 1. 2. 3. 4. All State Band 1. 2: Math Club 4 COLLEEN G BEAVER 69 Ormerod Avenue 683-0211 MICHAEL JOHN BEDNARSKI 107 Tallman Avenue 683-3948 DAVID W BEEBE 114 Braman's Lane 846-7865 Soccer 1 DAWN MICHELLE BEELER 28 Debra Drive 683-3009 Chorus 1. 2 JOHN D. BERARD 26 landa Terrace 683-1987 Football I. 2. 3. 4. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1; Track 2. 4; Class C 1st Team Ail Division Fool ball-Offense 4 STEPHEN M BERGER 55 Anne Hutchinson Ct. «83-1303 Freshman Soccer 1; JV Soccer 2J3. Varsi- ty Soccer 4: Band 1.2.3. 4; Indoor Soccer 2. 3. 4. Track 2. 3.4; Stage Band 4 DENNIS ALLEN BOLTON II 106 Cory's l-ane 683-9495 Soccer I. Tennis 2.3.4. Language Club I. 2; Ski Club 3. 4 ANDREW P BORDEN 60 Cottage Avenue 683-4114 VICTORIA L BORDEN 36 Islington Avenue 683-0810 Band 1 MICHELLE M BORGES 18 Sunset Lane 683-2233 Class President 1.2.3. 4; Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Year- book 4: Ski Club 2.3.4. Band 1.2.3. Ten- nis 1.2 3. 4 Smoking Council 3. 4 Track 3. 4: Basketball 3; Powder Puff 1. 2.3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4 KERRIBROCKER 20 Brown Terrace 683-0049 Cheerleading 1.2.4; Cross Country 3; Ski Club 3. 4 BRIAN BROWN 222 Dexter Street 683 5097 LISA L. BUCC1 63 Clearview Avenue 683-2385 Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff 4: Year- book 4 STACIE BUI AK 739 Wapping Road 847-3529 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 MARY-EUZABETH BUTLER 8 Eyler Drive 683 9615 Band 1.2.3. Basketball 1. 2.3. 4; Powder Puff 1. 2 LAWRENCE P CAMARA 74 Tallman Avenue 683 4747 SCOTT A CANADY 230 Wampanoag Drive 683-9433 Football 3 CYNTHIA CAPRON1 25 Mark Lane 683 1242 Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Crow Country 2: Soccer 3.4 Yearbook staff 4. Basketball 1.2.3.4: Class Council 1.2.3.4. Class Treasurer 2. 3.4: Powder Puff 1.2.3.4: Ski Club 1.2.3. 4 CHRISTINE CARACIANIS 95 Adams Drive 847-668}) Newspaper staff 4. Tennis team 2. 3. 4. Language Club 3. 4. Ski Club 3. 4; Year- book staff 1. 2. Math team 1. 2 DAVID CARL1LE 96 Clearview Avenue Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1: Golf 2 LORI LEE CATTERALL 12 Greenfield Avenue 683-0082 Yearbook 2: Powder Puff Football 4 WILLIAM A CHASE 111 87 Lisa Terrace 683-2510 Band 1. Soccer 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3. 4; Track A Field 3. National Honor Soci- ety 3. 4: (VP 4). PHADD 4 EDWARD J. COMBRA 88 Bra mans Lane Band 1 KIMBERLY B COOK INHAM 51 Cottage Avenue Band 1.2: Student Council 1.2.4 - Secre- tary 4; Cross Country I. 3. Basketball 2. 3.4; Softball I. 2.3. 4. Powder Puff Foot- ball 3. 4: Powder Puff Soccer 1. 2 RON DA LEE COOPER 102 Viking Drive 683-0064 Cheerleading 1.2. 4; Ski Club 3.4: News- paper 4. Football Statistician 3 DENISE LYNN CORDEIRO 118 Dighton Avenue 683-0513 Yearbook 4. Newspaper 4 ANDREA CHRISTINE CORREIA 45 Grain Terrace 6839064 Powder Puff Soccer 2; Powder Puff Football 4; PHADD 3. 4. Yearbook - Se- nior Editor 4; Freshman Basketball Stat- istician 1. 2 JENNIFER COTTRELL 199 Narragansctt Blvd. 6830433 Chorus 3. 4; Glee Club 3 CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH COYNE 64 West Main Road 6834497 Indoor Soccer 2.3.4: Indoor Hockey 2.3. 4. PHADD 4; Basketball 1 TERRI CROMWELL 90 Watson Drive 6834865 Band 1. 2: Newspaper 4 CHARLES L CRONIN. JR 46 Kubla Court 846- 9752 Hockey 3. 4: Ski Club 3: National Honor Society 3. 4 JAMES MICHAEL DECOSTA 774 Middle Road 6832187 Football 2 JAMES P DBFFET 63 Flint Com Road 6834745 Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Soccer 2.3. 4. Tennis 3. 4 TRACY A DESANTIS 33 Poquoit Street 847- 3678 Flagtwirling 3; Powder Puff Football 3 ELIZABETH ANN DIAS 1355 East Mam Road Chorus 1. 2 HOPE ELIZABETH DICKINSON 512 Boyd's Lane 6831494 Band 1. 2. 3: Class Council 1, 2. 3. 4: Freshman Cheer leading 1. Track 3. 4; Smoking Council 3. 4. Powder Puff Soc- cer 1. 2. Powder Puff Football 3. 4 STEPHEN J. DISANTO 5 Coral Street 6838358 DAVID D. DOBROTT 132 Richard Drive 6834914 Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 1. 4 MICHELLE CHRISTINE DONNELLY 35 Wilkey Avenue 6832120 Soccer 3. 4: Checrleading 2. Powder Puff Soccer 2: PHADD3. 4; Newspaper 4. In- door Soccer 3. 4: Language Club I. 3 RITA MARIE DOPART 459 Wapping Road 849-3699 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 LISA ANNE DUBREUIL 263 East Main Road 846-7470 Pep Club 2: Yearbook 3 CHRISTOPHER DUFFY 34 Evler Drive 6839281 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Drum Major 2. 3. 4 M ASHLEY EASLEY 460 Seameadow Drive 6834992 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Powder Puff 2. 3. 4: Student Council 1. 2 language Club 2. 3: Band 1. 2. Smoking Council 3. 4 MICHAEL K ECKSTROM 67 Norseman Drive 6831496 AKIN ENSHAEI 745 Union Street 849-7934 LISA ANN ESCOBAR 133 Middle Road 6831444 Class Vice President 3. 4. Powder Puff Football 3. 4. Band 1.2. 3 Glee Club 2.3. 4. Chorus 1. Ski Club 3. 4. Variety Show 1. 2. 3 WILLIAM SCOTT FARROW 68 Fischer Circle 847-2135 Soccer I. Ski Club 3. 4. Newspaper 4: language Club 4 TIMOTHY P FERREIRA 77 Ferreira Terrace 6833914 Ski Club 1. 2 CATHERINE FLOOD 303 Middle Road Class Council I. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Student Council 1. 2.3 4; Student Coun- cil President 4 Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 3. 4. Soccer 3; Golf 3. 4; Class Secretary 1. Powder Puff 2. 4 PAMELA GIANET1S 184 Indian Avenue 847-1279 Cheerleading I; Crus Country 1. Band 1. 2. Basketball 3: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 1. 2.3. 4: Class Council 1.2.3. 4: Powder Puff 1. 2. 3. 4 M MELANIE CLEIMAN 186 Ethel Drive 6832018 Cross Country 1. 2. 3 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Indoor Soccer 3. 4 CHARLES GOMES 251 Wampanoag Drive 6839587 RUSSELL CHRISTOPHER GOMES 37 King Philip Street 6833789 Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 1.2. Baseball 1.2 CAROLYN FRANCES GUERIN 119 Cliff Avenue 6832123 Basketball 2. 4 PETER M HACENSEN 770 Bristol Ferry Road 683-0909 Golf 1. 2. Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 DAWN MISHELL HAHN 65 Walnut Street 6834295 GINA ANN HALL 26 Carver Street 683 2028 Soccer 3. 4-Captain 4. Basketball JV 1. Varsity 2. Captain 3.4. Track 2.3.4: Stu- dent Council 4. Class Council 1. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper 4. Powder Puff Soccer I. 2; Variety Show 2 GLENN HANNON 112 Woodland Drive 849-3670 Baseball 1.2.3 4. Football 1.3.4: Basket- ball 1. 2. 3. 4 MICHELLE DOREEN HANSEN 119 Sherwood Drive 683-2169 Band 1. 2.3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Wind Ensemble 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Staff 2 KAREN HARRINGTON 43 Attleboro Avenue 625-5178 CHERYL LYNNE HEDLY 33 Orchard View Road Cross Country 1; Majorettes 1. 2. 3 164 JENNIFER LYNNE HILL 18 Paquin' Lane Yearbook 1 Band 1.2,3, 4. Newspaper I, 4. Language Club 1 .Student Council 3. 4 • Vice President 4. Powder Puff 3. 4 ADAM IAFRATE 152 Common Fence Blvd. 633 1932 MELISSA DIANE ICO 646 Wappmg Road 846-0611 Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Wind Ensemble 2. 3. 4: Track 2: Soccer 3. Powder Puff 1. 2 JOAN JAKCBIAK ft East Terrace 683-2347 WILLIAM MICHEAL CHRISTOPHER JAMES 1334 WeM Mam Road 683-2619 Soccer 12.3. 4. Swimming 2. 3. Basket hall 1. 3 KENNETH MICHAEL KADET 340 Wmdatonc Drive 683-0933 National Honor Society 3. 4. Spanish Honor Society 2. 3: Newspaper Staff 4 DAVID E KAMPS 484 Sandy Point Avenue 846 5719 Soccer 1. 3. 4 SHAWN KELLY 58 Carter Drive 847-8402 Ml KIM I Grain Terrace 683-4)635 Powder Puff 3. 4 Flag Twirlcr 3; Chcer- leadmg I Math Club 2.4. Track 2; Soccer 3.4: National Society 3. 4. PHADD 4. Ski Club 4 NAOMI R KINNUNEN 141 Locust Avenue 683-9697 Band I. 2. 3. 4. Crow Country 2. 3. 4: Track 2.4. Stage Band 4; Student Council 3; Powder Puff 2 ROBERT T KNIGHT 25 Wiikey Avenue 683.3694 Soccer 3. 4 CHRISTINE M KURTZ II la well Court 683-3075 Cheerlcading 1. 2. Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 1. Powder Puff Football 3. 4 ELIZABETY (BIFFY) LAUTIERI 124 Heidi Drive 683-4431 Band 1. 2. 3t Student Council 1. Class Vice President I. Ski Club 1.2. 3.4. Pow- der Puff Soecer 1. 2: Powder Puff Foot- ball 3. 4. Drama Club 1. 2. 3 MICHELE JEANNE LEBLANC 410 Black Point Lane 846-4559 e vance lenzi ii 108 Heritage Drive 683-1925 Golf 1. 2. 3. 4; Football I 2 KARY.N PATRICIA UDSTONE 57 Dighton Avenue 683-3141 Powder Puff Football 4 MICHAEL W LIMA 159 Mill Lane 683-5276 DEBBIE HSIAO-FENG LIN- 31 Kristen Court 683 9692 Language Club 4 Math Club 4 BRADFORD LITTLE 442 Union Street 846-3232 Football 1 JOHN C LITTLEFIELD 64 Dorolhv Avenue 683-0776 Soccer 1. Track I Field 4 JIMMY LONG 4 Maize Com Road 683 2892 DAVID ALAN LOPES 31 DcArruda Terrace 683-1499 Bunk 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 3.4: Pep Band 1.2; JV Baseball I 2; Clans Council 1.2.3. 4; Newspaper 4 JOSEPH CHARLES LOPES II 1512 East Main Road 683-9137 PAUL JOSEPH MAGLIOCCO 7 Mill tame 683-2450 Varsity Football 1. 2.3. 4 - Co Captam 4: Varsity Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Powder Puff Head Coach 3, 4: Bund 1. 2. 3. 4. WJAR All Star Class C Football Team; Class C 1st Team All Division Football - Offense and Defense 4 PAULA R MAGLIOCCO 7 Mill Lane 683-2450 Band I. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2: Powder Puff I. 3. 4. Cheerleading I. 2. 3. 4. Class Council I. 2. 3. 4 DAVID L MAGRATH 2478 East Main Road 683-5099 MICHAEL DONALD MA1LLOUX 88 Omcrod Avenue 683-3691 Football 1.2. 3. 4. Baseball 3.4: Football Powder Puff Coach 3. 4 DANDY ANN MANNING 45 Valhalla Drive 683-2042 Band 1.2.4. Pep Band 1.2; Varsity Track 1; Varsity Tennis I. 2. 4: Tennis All Divi- sion 2. Powder Puff Football 4; PHADD 4; Ski Club I. Newspaper 4; R I Mode) Legislature Program 1. 2. 4; JV Basket ball 1: Rotary Exchange Student to Bel- gium 3. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 MATTHEW JAMES MARANO 1712 West Main Road 683-2807 Band 1. Tennis 3. 4. Soccer 1.2; Newspa- per 4 CORRADO MARCUCCI 26 Scotty Drive BRIAN P MARNANE 39 Willow Avenue 846-3056 ELLIOTT MARSHALL 2478 East Main Road 683-0078 GEORGE WILLIAM MATHEWS. Ill 139 Heritage Drive 683 9798 Golf 2.4. Student Council 3: Ski Hub 3.4. Newspaper 1. Football 1 PAULA MATHIAS 79 Alan Avenue 683-0692 Newspaper Staff 4 MICHELE A. MATHIEU 160 Lawrence Drive 6839270 Band 1.2.3. 4 Gymnastics 1.2.3; Soccer 3.4; Softball 2.3. 4; National Honor Soci- ety 3. 4. Newspaper 4 Powder Puff 1. 2 SUSAN DIANE MAYNARD 36 Heritage Drive 683-3921 Newspaper 4 JOHN MCMAHON 32 Mitchell Road 683-0640 DEBRA A MEDEIROS 1882 East Main Road 683-1185 Band 1.2.3. Pep Band 1. Gymnastics 1.2. 3. 4. Cheerlcading 4 SCOTT THOMAS MELLO 26 Pine Tree Road 6833349 Newspaper 1. Tennis team 2. 3. 4. Yearbook 2. 3. 4 MARI O ANN MENEZES 95 Wiikey Avenue 683-4329 Band I. 2. 3. 4 Band President 4: Wind Ensemble I. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 2. 3. 4. Glee Club 4: Variety Show 3 KRISTEN METCALF 2721 East Main Road 683 9621 DONN SCOTT MILLER 238 Sea meadow Drive 683-2513 Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 3.4. Pep Band 3. 4. Wind Ensemble 1. 2. 3. 4 RIME A Wind Ensemble 4 All State Band 1; Newspaper Staff 4. National Honor Soci- ety 3. 4: Secretary National Honor Soci- ety 4 KENNETH J MILLER 107 tangmeadow Road 683-9168 Band 1.2.3.4: Football 1 Soccer 2: Stage Band 3. 4 SILVIA ROSE MILLER 166 Bristol Ferry Road 683-0769 Gymnastics I. Art 1. 2. 3. 4; Newspaper Staff 4 STEPHEN JOEL MILLER 85 Maiicoach Road 846-7704 Language Club 1. Track 2. 3. 4 ROBERT W MITCHELL III 293 Middle Road 683-5367 Varsity Soecer I. 2. 3. 4. Varsity Basket - Smoking Council 3.4: Indoor Soccer 3.4: Soccer Powder Puff Coach ; 3. 4 - Vice President 3. National Honor Society 3. 4 - Treasurer 4 MARY ANN MOITOZA 20 Mottoes Lane 846-6897 Band 1.2,3.4. Chorus 4; Pep Band 1.2.3. 4. Wind Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Stage Band 4. Woodwind Ensemble 4 ELIZABETH JOAN MOLLEUR 14 Point Road 683-9504 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 DENISE MARIE MONIZ 679 Union Street 846-2976 Band 1.2: Tennis 2. Cheerlcading 1. 2.3. 4 STEVE MOONEY 11 Bay Street MAUREEN THERESA MORGAN 1 East Mam Road 846-5029 Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club I. 2. 3; Smoking Council 2.3. 4: PHADD 3.4; Powder Puff Football 4 PAIGE DIANE MORRIS 50 Hillside Road 683-3452 Band 1; Yearbook staff 2. Basketball Manager 2, 3: Cheerlcading 3; Student Council 3 KENNETH MORTON 338 Water Street 683-2053 Soccer 1.2.3.4: Track 2.3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. Ski Club 3. 4. Powder Puff Coach 3. 4 JOHN MULLENS 44 Cory's Court 683-0477 LISA MARIE MYERS 99 Cliff Avenue 683 0043 Band 1.2.3. 4: Pep Band 1.2.3.4. Execu- tive Board 3. 4. Yearbook 4. Smoking Council 2.3.4. Powder Puff 4. Ski Club 1. 2. PHADD 4 NOEL 1 NAZARIO 474 Warlev Street 683-4458 Football 1. 2; Basketball 1.2.3: Baseball 1. 2 DOUCLAS NEKRASZ 173 Old Mill Lane 847-4113 Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Squad Leader 2. 4. Pep Band 2,3.4. Stage Band 4: Track 1.2,3.4: JV Soccer 3. Indoor Soccer 3. Math Team 2.3. 4. Math Team Captain 3. 4. Ski Club 2. 3. 4 KATHRYN A NICHOLS 46 DcArruda Terrace 683-1443 Swim Team 1. 2. Language Club 1.2.3.4; Newspaper 4 ROBERT S. NUTT 2556 West Main Road 847 3036 PAMELA JANE OLIVEIRA 375 Middle Road 683-9091 Band 1.2.3. Stage Band 4. Softball 1.2 3. 4: Powder Puff Soccer 1. 2. Powder Puff Foot hall 3.4; Newspaper 4. Cheerleading 1 Class Council 1.2.3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4 ROBERT R OSWALD 52 General Sullivan Circle 849-6032 Varsity Soccer 2.3.4: Varsity Baseball 2. 3.4; Indoor Soccer 1.2.3. 4; Freshman JV Soccer 1 PATRICIA MARIE OTTIUGE 139 Canonchet Drive Cross Country 1. 2. Track 1. Ski Club 2: language Club 3: Chorus 1.2 Newspaper 4 MIKE R OYER 19 Lafayette Road 683 1894 MARIANNE PACHECO 44 West Main Road 683-1948 WILLIAM PAPINEAU 76 Dexter Street 683-9466 MICHAEL R PARADIS 40 Mail Coach Road 683-5767 JON E PASSMORE 58 East Main Road 846-6375 Baseball 2. 3. 4 MARGUERITE CAROLINE PELLETIER 669 West Mam Hoad 683-1191 language Club 2. 3. 4: Math Club 3. 4: Newspaper 4: Skj Club I. 2, 3. 4: Drama Club 1 JANET M PERRY 27 Mile hell's Lane $47-9648 Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Pep Rand 1. 2. 3. 4 KIM MARIE PERRY 55 Watson Dnvc 683-1195 JAMIE PETERSON 90 Walnut Street 683-1388 LEEANN PHILLIPS 5 Malee Terrace DAVID PINE 63 Lisa Terrace 683-3874 LANORE MARIE PINTO 47 Carter Drive 846-6275 Flag Twirling 1. Ski Club 2 DAVID A PLAIT 62 Brown Terrace 683 4511 PH ADD 4; Smoking Council 4: Big Brother 3.4. Football 1.2.3.4-Capum 4. Basketball 1.2.3.4-Capum 4. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: WJAR All Star Class C Football Team. Class C 1st Team All Division- Football - Offense 4 MELISSA A PIXJURDE 20 Linda Avenue 683-0806 Band I. 2.3. 4: Croa Country 2. Track 1. t. Soccer 3.4: Newspaper 4; Powder Puff 1. 2: Indoor Soccer 3. 4 JOHN ROBERTSON POMATOWSK1 70 Richard Drive 683-2212 Band 1. Track 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4 MICHELE POTTS 639 Park Avenue 683-0127 DAVID MICHAEL POWERS 53 Cottage Avenue 683-0447 Band 1. 2.3.4. Pep Band 1. 2.3. 4: Stage Band 2. 3. 4 Squad leader 3. 4; Cross Country 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4; All State 1; Wind Ensemble 1. 2. 3. 4 KRISTINE L. PRIDGEN 44 Rcisc Tetrace 683-4115 Cross Country 1. Football Statistician 1. 2. 3 4. Basketball Statistician 1. 2. 3. 4; Powder Puff Football 3. 4. Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4 JEFFREY L RAGSDALE 58 Echo Lane language Club 3. 4. Yearbook Staff 3; Ski Club 3. 4. Drama Club 2 CAR! ANN RAPOSA 46 Carter Drive 846-3909 Band 1.2.3.4: Flag Twirler 3 4. Ski Club 2. 3. Swim team 2 RONALD R REBELLO. JR 54 Gormley Avenue 683-2837 Football 1. 4: Basketball 1. Track 3. 4 WILLIAM REBELLO. JR 6 Arrowhead Lane 683-3747 Track 2.3.4; Band 1.2. 3. 4. Indoor Soc- cer 3. 4 MICHAEL C REGO 16 Narragansett Avenue 683-0316 Soccer 1. 2.3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Basket- hall I. 2. 4. Band 1. 2: Stage Band 3 RAYMOND RENE RENAUD 15 Rainbow Heights 683 2068 Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 JOHN RILEY 54 Gormley 683-2713 WILLIAM J ROBINSON 712 Craven Street 683-5594 MARY RODERIQL’ES 518 Turnpike Avenue 683-0664 LISA ANN ROCERSON 55 Pear Street Cross Country 1.2. Soccer 3. Indoor Soc cer 3. 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Powder Puff Football 3. 4: Ski Club 2. 4 RICHARD RUA 72 Viking Drive 683-0351 BROOKE SANTOS 64 Greene Street 68CUK10 Band 1. 2: Majorette 4 KAREN I.YNN SCHMODE 19 Benedict Avenue 683-1020 Band 1. 2. 3; Powder Puff Soccer 1. 2. Powder Puff Football 3. 4. Freshman Basketball Statistician 1. 2. Freshman Football Statistician I KENNETH M SCIGULINSKY 368 Sea meadow Drive 683-1920 Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1.2.3.4. Indoor Soccer 3. Smoking Council 3; Executive Board 1. 2. 3. 4: Powder Puff Coach 3. 4 LOU SEFRANEK 170 Dighion Avenue 683-3716 Soccer 1.2: Basketball 2.3.4: Ski Club 2. 3. 4 LAURIE JANE SHAKARIAN 21 Child Street 683-1117 Band 1.2.3.4: Basketball 3.4: Softball 3. 4. Stage Band 1.2.3.4. Pep Band 1.2.3.4 Wind Ensemble I. 3. 4; Powder Puff 3. 4 ANDREW F SHEEKEY 325 Union Street 846-1593 Football 1. 2: Golf 2 KIMBERLY ANN SILVA 138 Massasoit Avenue 683-2764 Band 1.2.3. Majorettes 3.4. Cross Coun- try 1 DAVID J SILVIA 75 Mail Coach Road Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 2. 3. 4; Soccer I; Swimming 2. language Club I STEVE SILVIA 181 Brownell I-ane 683-2383 Football 1 WILLIAM J SILVIA 74 Anson Drive 683-2130 Band 1.2.3; Pep Band I. 2.3. PH ADD 3. 4; Language Gub 4. Wind Ensemble 1.2. 3. Stage Band 2. 3 CIE CIE SIMMONS 955 Whipping Road 846- 2630 NANCY S1NNOTT 6 Early Street JENNIFER ANN SMITH 210 Redwood Road 847- 6189 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 JIMMY SOARES 12 Robert Avenue 683-0341 ARAM ROMEO EUGENE VICTOR SORKL HI 14 Birch Street 683-2747 CARL ANTHONY SPICOLA 88 Pear Street 683 2217 Band 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4. Soccer 2.3; Track 2. 3; Pep Band 4 WANDA MARIE SPURLOCK 477 Turnpike Avenue 683-1503 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Track 1; Powder Puff Football 3 GEORGIA STEFANOPOULOS 57 Wamponoag Drive Band 2: Variety Show 3. Basketball 4 MICHAEL STEPHENSON 35 Columbia Terrace 683-0237 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Golf I. 2. 3. 4 STACEY L. SULLIVAN 2032 East Main Road 847-5459 Softball 3. 4 THOMAS A TAPIA 90 Walnut Street 683-1388 RICHARD TATKM 365 Sea Meadow Dnvc 683 0614 Tennis 2. 3. 4; Soccer 2. 3. 4. Football 1; Basketball 1 MARC R TAVARES 14 Sakonnet Drive 683-3721 DEBORAH SUSAN TAYLOR 50 Robin Road 683-3217 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Vice-President 2, Bas- ketball 1. 2. PHADD 4 Newspaper 4. Yearbook 4 RICHARD BRUCE TEDESCO 15 Berkeley Avenue 683-0062 MICHELLE THIBAULT 110 Sandy Point Avenue Senior Powder Puff Football 4 ALONZO THURBER 430 Bra man's Lane WAYNE TRASK 23 Seneca Road 683-9606 LISA ANN UPERTI 79 Windward Drive 683-9058 Chorus 1. 2. language Club 2. 3. 4. Ski Club 3 PHADD 4 SUSAN VIERA 268 R I Blvd. 683-2448 JOSEPH VOLPICELLI 306 Jcpson Lane 847 1052 CHARLENE A VOORHF K 69 Narraganseii Avenue Cheerleading 2 THOMAS R WAGNER 56 Sherwood Drive 683-0147 CHRISTINE ANN WARREN 54 Canton Avenue 683-2766 Chorus I. 2, 3; ChcerJcodor 2 MEGHAN JOANNA WELCH 76 McIntosh Drive 683-4571 Drama Club I. language Club 2. 3. 4. Band 1.2.3. Ski Club 1 2. 3. 4: Math Club 3. 4. PHADD 4 SCOTT M WELLINGTON 22 Ann Avenue 683 3711 Football 1.2. 3. 4. Flag football 3. 4. Ex WILLIAM DAVID WEST 205 Redwood Road 847-7857 Band I. 2.3. 4. Wind Ensemble 3. 4 CHRISTINE WHITE 450 Braman's Ijine 846- 1759 Cross Country I. 2. Cheerleader I. Soft- ball 2 DANIEL WHITMARSH 21 Easton Avenue 683-9549 Football I. Baseball 1. 2. 4. Basketball 1. 4 LISA MARIE WILKINSON 3319 East Main Road 683-1114 Chorus 3. 4: Newspaper 4. Powder Puff Football 4 THIE SUW1TYARAT WILLIAMS 45 Basin Street 683-3314 Student Council 1.2. Tennis 2.3.4; Street Hockey 3. 4; Baseball 4 JOHN HAMILTON WILSON 423 Braman's Lane 847- 8695 Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band I. 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 3. 4.Woodwind Ensemble 4 CARL C WOOD 243 Brownell Lane 683-9012 Football 1. 2.3. Baseball I. 2.4: Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4; Track 4 HEATHER PATRICE WOTTON 1184 Anthony Road 683-3514 Yearbook 4. Powder Puff Soccer 1. 2; Powder Puff Football 4. Ski Club 1. 4 SUZANNE WYATT 5 Mohawk Drive 846-3895 Band 1.2. Cheer loading J. Crosa Country 1. Basketball 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3. Class council 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Secretary 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 1.2. 3.4. Yearbook Staff 4. lew- der Puff I. 2. 3. 4 NAOMI A ZIEGLER 114 Readwood Road 846-5858 Band I. 2. 3; Language Club 1. 2 Chris’s Diner 1824 East Main 683-9814 Mon.-Sat. 7:00 A.M. To 5:00 P.M. Faculty Staff Patrons tiTrt: Home Builders Centers 101 WAYS f TOlBE IT... and we’ll help! LUMBER HARDWARE TOOLS tflfc | w««mKo ««anch W rj|HOMf •uiiMUcmnn � � «■■■ � «•••� «U- m� ;;n qifc | jfarrf.L.� t«r H S|� «O 0W V MAROWAKI A1 Affonso Mr. A Ed Akucewich Frank J. Alfano Mrs. Anne Andrade Joao F. Arruda Janet Bazar Lynn Bell Virginia Bescherer John F. Blaess J. Borkowski Homer Briand Marilyn D. Carpenter Brian J. Carroll Sue A. Cassese Albert A. Cataldo Irene Cavalieri Mr. Ronald Chase Mrs. Ronald Chase Shirley Cherry Anthony Ciccone Jacquiline Clark Peter M. Corbin Lorraine Cortellessa R. Creaney Richard F. DeRobbio Robert A. DeRobbio Ann DelPiano R.N. Drury John T. Dwyer Jane S. Eslinger John M. Ferreira, Sr Eleanor Ferri Joanne Fitzgerald E. Flad Joseph Flood Maureen Ford Mrs. Lois A. Gabriel George Gallipeau Leo Gaudette A1 Goes Ralph J. Harvey Marian Helfner Peter Kekligian Mrs. Grace Kehoe Mr. Matthew Kieron Mrs. Matthew Kieron Robert Kitchen Robert LaFrance Mr. Joseph Lagarto Mrs. Joseph Lagarto Roger Lavoie Mary Lymberis Elaine Maloney Raymond G. Masse William McCann Mr. George McGaw Mrs. George McGaw George Mello Diane E. Moss Joseph M. Narcizo Mr. Paul Nicoletti Mrs. Paul Nicoletti Peter J. O’Hara Mr. Robert Paradis Mrs. Robert Paradis Ann Pelletier Mr. Robert Pimentel Mrs. Robert Pimentel Christine Polak Helen Poniatowski Judie Porter Donna Raftery Ms. Eva Reise Donald Richards Lyman Rivers Robert Rutkiewicz Roberta A. St. John Victor St. Laurent Raymond Sabourin Charley Silvia Fay Sisson Louis Sousa Maijorie Stinton Pat Sullivan Ray Sullivan Robert W. Sullivan Richard Thibault Richard J. Travers Roger Vierra Diana White Deborah D. Wiant We Appreciate Your Support Congratulations Zo Zhe Class Of 1985 Jn Memory Of J Casson from Zhe Sakonnet Sportsman Club Compliments Of Edgehill Newport, Inc. 200 Harrison Avenue Newport, Rhode Island 849-5700 ( ewetb de “An experience in dining pleasure” whether it be dinner for two or a banquet tor 4,000, we know the art of pleasing you. 75 GRAND ARMY HIGHWAY (Route 6) SWANSEA. MASSACHUSETTS 169 (401) 847-5353 SZLJZUa , . BRICK MARKET PLACE NEWPORT RHODE ISLAND 02840 IMPORTED YARNS FINE NEEDLEWORK Serving The Youth of Portsmouth Portsmouth Action for Youth 3380 East Main Road Portsmouth, R.I. 02871 LA FORGE CASINO RESTAURANT 683-1824 4am, CLIPPER TRAVEL 3160 East Main Rd. 683-4100 Portsmouth, R.I. 02871 186 Bellevue Avenue Newport, RI 02840 (401) 847-0418 Ginger Mouse Children’s Clothing Accessories The Little Store With A Big Heart Benjamin Fish Common 934 E. Main Rd. Portsmouth Con coct ulafcons ' Before you buy, make sure you've bought the best! ■ you� vuntung about bwyatg a puma Mar Mupaca i � e ma foot Saaaooi Companion Tan tat us tto« you «by Four Seasons « conirtarad tha ba« Paiwa Solar Coaactor on ttsamaniafioaayiorirw money Slop as today ana pea up our Free FvA Cdo� Brochure Fmd out a y paopia ara «sprung to GiesmouM Syllam� tor am me pessxe Mar tumoaca needs if a«panacea Queety and pr a aranrsat you ra looking lor coma we ui and paffhe companion Laf ui help you j asto«« aantna u � anooffer ccagenon 'raaaumata« r- o L FOUR SEASONS GREENHOUSES AUTMonuto o€au« Glasshouse Systems 170 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 5 Memorial Boulevard Newport, R.I. 847-0416 Salas’ 343 Thames Street Newport Dining Room 846-8772 Brasserie 849-7895 172 Thames stkeet Newport, R.I. 02840 Bus. 401-847-0392 2W ficdifuji ud Son AIR CONDITIONING - HEAT PUMPS AND REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT $0 -4 SALES INSTALLATION A SERVICE WALK IN BOXES COMMERCIAL A RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL SERVICE 846-0110 IF II US 113 1711 103 FOREST AV., MIDDLETOWN, R. 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Newport 184 Thames Street Newport 173 (•I A w A salute to the great sport of winning Awards for all occasions HODGES BADGE CO., INC. KHOOtHOifM I AN . POttSMOl IH I CABBAGES KINGS 214 BELLEVUE AVENUE NEWPORT, R.I. 02840 Gary M. Cummins, M.D. Arthur A. Frazzano, M.D. Elizabeth Ivy, Nurse Practitioner @® Portsmouth Family Practice Center ANTIQUES AND REPRODUCTIONS GIFTS AND DECOR DESIGN FOR GRACIOUS LIVING Turnpike Avenue Portsmouth, R.I. 02871 683-4817 fashions and shoes 2908 E. MAIN RD. PORTSMOUTH, R. I. 02871 (401) 683-9400 E.J. TASKER III PRESIDENT SX.T . Jnc. 11 FRANKLIN TERRACE Phone 1-401-846-4780 Portsmouth, R.I. 02871 DEVELOPERS OF: RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL LAND SINGLE MULTI-FAMILY DWELLINGS OFFICE CONDO UNITS MODULAR HOMES (401) 849 4479 Portsmouth Insurance and Real Estate Agency Viewport TfantaJta - Ttonda SERVICE A SPECIALTY 134 BROADWAY NEWPORT Rl 02840 623 East Main Road Portsmouth, R.I. 02840 John W. Corbishey Jr. Barbara Kerney (401) 683-1501 (401) 253-4197 THE INNTOWNE an elegant Colonial Inn in the heart of Historic Newport Corner of Thames £$ Mary Sts. Sportsman ,s RESTAURANT Specializing in SEA FOOD — STEAK — LOBSTER 846-9200 Betty and Paul McEnroe Innketptrs RAYMOND G. THURSTON 657 Pork Avenue owner Portsmouth, R.I. 02871 We wish you the Best of Luck ISLAND LANDSCAPING Lawns. Patios, Walkways Lawn Maintenance in the Future. But most of all, we wish you happiness. We’ll miss you! The Class of 1987 Steve wyatt Ken Stone 401-847-7957 ARNOLD ART STORE 210 Thames St reel V 1 Newport. Rhode Island 02840 Tel 401 847 2273 PICTURE FRAMING • ART SUPPLIES 176 NEWPORT HARDWARE Open 7 Days a Week 130 BROADWAY (401) 84 7• 7224 NEWPOR T. R 02840 Souza’s Garage 1250 East Main 683-0443 Coastal Electric Inc. P.O. Box 3605 Newport, R.I. 02840 Chevy Sales and Service Paul Toppa Terry Toppa Toppa Brothers 951 Aquidneck Ave. Middletown. R.I. 02840 Paper Products Tel. 846-5133 Janitorial Supplies Party Supplies Al Honnen (401)683 3450 Maureen Cabral (401)683 0833 AMA REALTY________________ (401)683 1455 2444 EAST MAIN ROAD • PORTSMOUTH. Rl 02871 Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 GatCopte a JCctut SAY IT WITH FLOWERS PETE PEG CARLONE. Owners 24 DEXTER ST SARITA STIKE. Designer PORTSMOUTH. Rl 02871 Gateway Motel Newport, R.I. 847-2735 1 (401) 683 0304 177 Congratulations to the Class of 1985 Getty tom d. iwaneon. d.d.s. pediatric .adolescent dental care 1985 e. main rd. 683 0112 Portsmouth, r.i. 02871 telephone JOHNNY'S GETTY SERVICE STATION GENERAL AUTO REPAIR 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1985 from Lily’s of the Alley 64 Spring St. Newport Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 AQUIDNECK ISLAND TRACTOR PULLERS ASSOCIATION Portsmouth, R.I. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. DiCesaro Vice President General Manager The Viking Crystal Cove NUNES REALTY LTD. 113 Swinburne Kow Prick Market Place (401) 847-6017 Wyatt Square 575 East Main Rd. Middletown, R.I. 02840 John F. Nunes Joseph L. Nunes 179 2701 E. MAIN RD • PORTSMOUTH, R.l. 02871 401-683-3754 DON’T BUY ALUXURYCAR THAT WAS OUTDATED BEFORE IT WAS BUILT. With such virtues as an advanced computer- controlled engine that reconciles performance and efficiency, an electronic system that calculates when routine service is needed, and luxury that’s func- tional instead of frivolous, the BMW 528e is the very antithesis of programmed obsolescence. To experience it, contact us for a thorough test drive the ultimate driving machine. C 1983 BMW 0� Nortt! Am nca me Th« BMW t'adrntr and c o � n CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985 NEWPORT IMPORTS, INC. R.I.’s OLDEST AUTHORIZED BMW DEALER’ 1235 WEST MAIN ROAD MIDDLETOWN, R.I. (401) 846-6636 Paul, f. Solecki, Jr. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 2444 EAST MAIN ROAD PORTSMOUTH, RHODE ISLAND 02H71 APPROVED AUTO REPAIR Ta. (40D 683 0611 683-4107 LENNY S AUTO SALES 1955 EAST MAN RD PORTSMOOTH. R I 02871 401-083-0400 ownw Leonard J. Ferrewa c o N G R A T U L C T A LOT A I S T 0 S H N E S 0 F 1 9 8 5 JESSIE T. FERREIRA Green Valley Pro Shop + Driving Range 371 Union Street Portsmouth, R.L 849-2162 Ron Raposa-Golf Professional c o N G R A T U L C T A LOT A I S T 0 S H N E S 0 F 1 9 8 5 THE CLASS OF 1986 Sakonnet Housesmiths, Inc. Designers Builders liO KI� 1 N ASSOCIATES CIVIL ANO ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING POBOX 153 CARlETON D BOARQMAN J p E 1028 EAST MAIN ROAD •Aon «• 3 26i4 PORTSMOUTH. RI 02871 1028 East Mam Rd. Porlsmouth Rhodo Island 02871 401 681 2997 181 RENTALS • REPAIRS • Fuji • Motobecane • Bicycles • Accessories i • Mccessor MED SPOKES, INC. 79 Thames Stree: Newport. R I. 02840 (401) 847 5609 PORTSMOUTH MEAT MARKET EAST MAIN RD.(RTE 138 Just North of Island Park 083-1484 Call ahead and your ordor «III to roady Your Butcher’s Guarantee SAVE 15-33% Ha II guarantes you complete satisfaction or your money cheerfully refunded on the widest selection of highest quality meats. FOODSERVICE Off Thames on Christie's Landing. Newport. Rhode Island 02840 CASH i CARRY fanrfaf • RESTAURANTS 1 BUSINESSES ORGANIZATIONS INSTITUTIONS AND GROUP PARTIES BUY AT WHOLESALE PRICES 2568 East Main Road Portsmouth 683-3223 846-4761 HOURS: MON. - THURS. 11 A M. 11 P.M FRI SAT. 11 A M • 12 P.M. SUNDAY 12:00 - 10:00 P.M. ael s Pizza Pl22Q uhc) 3156 East Main Road (401) 683-1540 Portsmouth, R. I. HOURS: MON. - THURS. 11 A M - 11 P M FRI. SAT. 11 A M. - 12 P.M. SUNDAY 12:00 • 10:30 P.M. eOe S Famous Pizza P(22a ane) CjlindeK 2460 East Mam Road (401) 683-1505 Portsmouth, R. I. 182 CONGRATULATIONS To The Members Of The Class Of 1985 FROM THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1985 For Your Every Record And Tape NEWPORT’S LEADING DEPT. Need MUSJC BOX 160 Thames Street Newport, R.I. 02840 Tel. 1-401-849-6666 STORE Open Mon.-Sat. 9-9 Sun. 10-6 Records Tapes T-Shirts Posters 183 Finn Duncan 65 West Broadway Newport,Rhode Island 846 0294 eight-four-six-zero two-nine four Fashion Design Dress Making Lucksmee Ltd. LUCKSMEE WARREN Designer “All the abilities of the times, All the contributions of the past, All the hopes of the future: It is for you to know all . . . It is for you to dare all.” Emerson CoN§tfATUL r!0N5 CUis of |P85 I 'PorifanouM Tww.rrvK v, cnc NautuxuS 1 Scm C IWMn Afc FbATSmou™ ftr Importer: Thai Silk 2431 E. Main Road Khanitha Ltd. Portsmouth, R.I. 02871 Bangkok, Thailand (401) 683-5225 M. B. Auto Parts 1238 East Main Road Portsmouth, R.I. 02871 683-4938 Good luck to the class of 1985. 184 smith office equipment company CABBAGES KINGS 214 BELLEVUE AVENUE NEWPORT, R.l. 02840 TEL. 847-4650 OFFICE SUPPLIES - BUSINESS MACHINES • PHOTOCOPIERS • OFFICE FURNITURE 191 BEDFORD STREET FALL RIVER. MASS. 02720 617-679-2323 401-683-1568 ANTIQUES AND REPRODUCTIONS GIFTS AND DECOR DESIGNED FOR GRACIOUS LIVING PATRONS B andJ Cycle Willy’s Barber Shop Fleet National Bank Dr. and Mrs. Peter Clarisse Cdr. and Mrs. James K. Tolbert Cdr. and Mrs. Brian F. Boyce Capt. and Mrs. Edward T. Lynch Jr. BAND BOOSTERS CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1985 PORTSMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL BABB JANET M. PERRY 185 Congratulations To The FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Newport County YMCA Board of Directors, Members and Staff Wishes the Class of ’85 well. CONGRATULATIONS To The Class Of 1985 FROM THE CLASS OF 1988 TONY’S ffQH PALACE jf2gp Finest On The Island 330 West Main Rd. OiM Sfo 847-1010 847-1011 P.O. HUMPHREY CO. 590 Main Rd. Tiverton Building Materials - Lumber Paint - Hardware Lawn Garden Oil Heating Service Phone: 624-8414 Oil Phone: 624-6611 Open Daily 7:30-5:00 (Yard 4:30) Saturday 8:00-4:30 847-6300 847-6332 tiAVVKW MKSWG MOMS. Richard H. Grant Suzanne E. Grant 93 Miantonomi Avenue P.O. Box 3750 Middletown, R.I. Newport, R.I. 02840 187 8 a.m. -10 p.m. daily Wedding Invitations •BROCHURES •PUBLICATIONS The Bicentennial Printers Established 1727 FRANKLIN PRINTING HOUSE A FINE PRINTER WHO HAS KEPT The Quaintness. Ability And Attitudes Of The Old Time Printer With The Versatility Of Modern Equipment 182 THAMES ST. 847-0131 NEWPORT OFFSET LETTERPRESS PRINTING TIFFANY TS Estate Antiques Investment Quality - Appraised - Purchased - Sold 36 Broadway Newport Phone: 846-0325 Best Of Luck To The Graduates Of 1985 From nfkoLas PIZZA OF NEWPORT 38 Memorial Blvd. West Newport, RI 02840 401 2 4� 0190 LOCAL •00 611 SOlO H I. 800 91« 71J N | INTIUNATIONAL HANVISTIR TRUCKS wayn school sus loom OSTRO IT OUSEL ALLISON { Doucn dountxtj TRANSPORTATION LEASING CORP SCHOOL AND CHARTER BUSES TRANSPORT CONSULTANTS 290 MARKET STREET P.0. BOX 367 WARREN, R.I. 02885 STEPHEN J. MARRIER EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT 390 WEST MAIN RD MIDDLETOWN ATI MILE CORNER 149 (300 RYAN’S SPORTING GOODS - SPORTSWEAR NEWPORT. RHODE ISLAND 02840 240 THAMES STREET (401) 846-0842 188 PORTSMOUTH ATHLETICS BOOSTERS CLUB CONGRATULATES THE ATHLETES OF THE BILLY M. JAMES DAVID E. KAMPS MI K. KIM NAOMI R. KINNUNEN ROBERT T. KNIGHT ERNEST V. LENZI, II DAVID A. LOPES PAUL J. MAGLIOCCO MICHAEL D. MALLOUX DANDY A. MANNING GEORGE W. MATHEWS MICHELE A. MATHIEU DEBRA A. MEDEIROS SCOTT T. MELLO STEPHEN MILLER ROBERT W. MITCHELL KENNETH W. MORTON DOUGLAS NEKRASZ ROBERT R. OSWALD MICHAEL R. PARADIS KENNETH M. AGUIAR PHILIP E. BABINE JOHN D. BERARD STEPHEN M. BERGER DENNIS A. BOLTON MICHELLE M. BORGES LAWRENCE P. CAMARA CINDY B. CAPRONI CHRISTINE CARAGIANIS WILLIAM A. CHASE, III KIMBERLY COOKINHAM JAMES P. DEFFET DAVID D. DOBROTT MICHELLE DONNELLY PAMELA R. GIANETIS MELANIE M. GLEIMAN RUSSELL C. GOMES PETER M. HAGENSEN GINA A. HALL GLENN E. HANNON MELISSA D. IGO DAVID A. PLATT MISSY A. PLOURDE JOHN R. PONIATOWSKI DAVID M. POWERS RONALD R. REBELLO WILLIAM REBELLO MICHAEL C. REGO LISA ROGERSON KEN M. SCIGULINSKY LOUIS SEFRANEK ANDY F. SHEEKEY DAVID J. SILVIA GEORGIA STEFANOPOULOS MIKE A. STEPHENSON RICHARD TATEM SCOTT M. WELLINGTON CHRISTINE M. WHITE THIE WILLIAMS CARL C. 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Cie Cie Simmons 5. Michelle Borges 6. Karyn Lidstone 7. Robert Nutt 8. Cheryl Hedly 9. Pam Gianetis 10. Michelle Donnelly 11. Gina Hall 12. Melissa Plourde and Hope Dickinson 13. Andrea Correia 14. Paul and Paula Magliocco 15. Doug Nekrasz 16. Nancy Sinnott 17. Chris Coyne 18. Carl Wood 19. David Platt 20. Jennifer Hill 21. Pam Oliveira 22. Kerri Brocker 23. John Littlefield 24. Denise Cordeiro 25. Ken Scigulinsky 1. Megan Welch 2. Billy Silvia 3. Jennifer Cottrell 4. Rob Mitchell 5. Cari Raposa 6. Ken Miller 7. Liz Molleur 8. Debi Mederios 9. Ronda Cooper 10. Stacie Buiak 11. Lori Catterall 12. Kris Pridgen 13. Richard Tatem 14. Kim Perry 15. Matt Marano 16. Kim Almeida 17. Vance Lenzi 18. Phil Babine 19. Lee Ann Phillips 20. George Mathews 21. Michele Mathieu 22. Mary Butler 23. Mario Menezes 24. Glenn Hannon 25. Suzanne Wyatt The Yearbook Staff Wishes Much Success Happiness To The Members Of The Class Of 1985 191 Ted Mercier Jr tijjfijf Anne Andrade Randy Armor John Blaess Marilyn Carpenter Shirley Cherry Department Chairmen Richard De Robbio Norval Garnett, Jr. Grace Kehoe Eva Reise Richard Travers Roger Vierra 7